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anarchists and friends of Lazarus A
Verbuch. who was killed by Chief
Shippy, was taken into custody. Assist
ont Chief Schuettler refused to state
where the girl had been found, but
hurried her to his private o7ce and
sent for Harry Goldstein, arrested yes
terday The couple were "sweated' by
the assistant chief and District Attor-
aey Sims and Inspector Serafic-
Sims left the conference after he had
talked with the girl and youth for 10
minutes. Serafic also went with him.
L cannot discuss the situation re-
garding the anarchists" said Sims. Il
discussed the deportation of all inn
migrants who are violating the United
suspects. cannot give the result OF
the interview at present"
Our efforts must be kept secret for
E time said Schuettler, as we have
aot landed every one we want yet. The
girl was arrested today and is in my
3hice. That is all can say
In open defiance to the efforts of the
federal state and municipal authori-
ties now at work in Chicago to check
the propaganda OF anarchists, the vari-
Gus groups of Chicago malcontents are
ranging for lectures by Emma Cold
man. Addresses have been extensive
~ advertised TO take place in the Chi
cago German Hod Carriers hall, West
Harrison and Green streets, for Friday
night, and in the clubhouse, 447 West
Taylor street, Monday night.
Sims and Inspector Seraf1c of the
immigration department held q con-
ference IN the district attorneys office,
=
discuss the matter. Although Sims
would not express himself on the sub
5ect. II is understood that one Of the
anarchists under consideration is
Emma Goldman, native Of Russia, who,
* is said, is q subject for deportation
IN view Of the fact that last year she
returned TO Russia, and when coming
back to the United States is believed
by immigration officials to have been
smuggled through some American port.
Policemen watched for anarchists of
the anticlerical stripe at the doors of
the various Roman Catholic churches
throughout the city today to prevent q
repetition Of the Denver tragedy in
which the Rev. Leo Heinrichs was mur-
dered, while the priests reminded all in
the churches Of death and the near
hereafter which may confront a man at
any time. When the priests placed
aetlcS On the 4OIeuedGS OF the 1dlInIul.
Rdmonishing them in the nturgical
words in Latin, Remember, man, that
dust thou art and unto dust thou shall
return, and in sermons explained
that The irony of last Wednesday sym
bolizes that the body perishes into dust,
and therefore the soul should receive
more attention, the people seemed more
than usually moved in the light of the
recent tragedy and agitation brought
on by the activity of the anarchists of
the sntireligious class.
Late this afternoon detectives went
TO g lodging house at 156 Henry street
and arrested Gregory Krish and Gavka
Herburshak. said by the police to be
anarchists. While being taken to the
patrol box Krish, It is charged, drew a
revolver and attempted to shoot one of
the detectives. The revolver was
knocked from Krish's hand A knife
was also found IN Krishs possession.
A further search Of the prisoners re-
suited in the finding of over 100 cart
ridges
The men told the police that their
home was at 3S7 Sixth street, Milwau-
kee, and that they had been living here
only few days They refused to dis
euss the finding Of the cartridges.