Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-17
ANARCHIST WANTS
ALL TO KNOW It
BREACHES HIS BELIEF TO
PATR0LMAN
Declares He Was Banished from Spain
for His Utterances-PoIIce Fear
He Is Insane and VIII
Investigate

'I am an anarchist. All FORMS of
government are wrong and every man
should be allowed to live as his mind
dictates. Say, give me a job trimming
your trees, will your
Tugging fiercely at his long mustaehe
and glaring at those who passed him,
Agaplato Terraloin, a Spaniard, thus
hailed a passer by on Central avenue
yesterday morning.
"I haven't got any trees to TRIM
said the man he stopped, ''but that fell
low across the street owns all the trees
on this street. Go tell him your
troubles"
Across the street hurried the anarch-
ist coming to a stop before Patrolman
Christian of the police department
II am an anarchist announced Ter
raloin to the establishment of the Of
ficer. Down with all tyrantsl"
Sure" said Christian. Come on
and we'n down 'em."
Uttering sentences which in Germany
would cause his imprisonment for lese
majestic and in Russia send him to
Siberia, the Spaniard boarded car
and FASTENED toward the castle"
where the local "tyrant" rules. Accord
ing to the tales Christian told Terra
loin the local tyrant sits on throne Of
gold in a magnificent palace on West
First street. Christian was slightly
acquainted with him and agreed to
usher Terraloin to his presence.
Betrayed by Enemies
When they reached the building Ter
raloin, still tugging at his fierce mus
tache, walked with a steady step of
determination toward the office of the
tyrant. Suddenly he was brought to a
halt and found himself facing Sergt,
Haupt at the desk sergeant's window
of the police station.
"I am an anarchist" said Terraloin.
"Fine business" said Haupt. do
you make much money!"
"I am betrayed into the hands of
the enemies of the country" roared
Terraloin, turning fiercely and shaking
his fists at Christian. Unto the bloody
hands of those who trample on the poor
and dispised have you placed me-"
"Jove with u.s." cried Christian, as
he pushed the anarchist against the
desk and began going through his
pockets.
class railway ticket from San Fran
cisco to Havana, Cuba. This was fol-
lowed by half dozen dirty handker-
chiefs, couple of pieces of string, a
broken looking glass and three nails.
Tells Story of His Life
When questioned in regard to the
ticket Terraloin insisted on telling the
story of his life. According to his tale
he was born in Madrid, Spain. Early
in life he became converted to anarchy.
When a young man his utterances be-
came of such nature that he was ar
rested and cast into prison. When
given his liberty he was informed that
he must leave Spain and never return
there.
He was placed aboard vessel by his
friends and sent to New York. From
there he made his way to San Fran
cisco, In the northern city he was in
troduced to the members of band of
anarchists who procured him a railway
ticket to Cuba, but neglected to give
him any money. He boarded train
for Los Angeles, but when he arrived
here became hungry and got off. He
was out scouting for food when ar
rested.
Terraloin informed the police he
thought he could get a job trimming
trees and thus earn money for food.
He was booked on suspicion and will
be held at the city Jail until it is de-
termined whether he is sane. In the
meantime he is spouting anarchistic
doctrines for the edification Of the other
inmates of the city Jail.