Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
ANARCH|S|M
 ST|RS ITALY
Attempt on Life of Pop. ular King Tends to Rouse Fears
 Further
THE FATE OF DALBA

HOMIE, April 13.-All Italy is still under the tremendous impression caused by the attempt on March IA on the life of the King. who
 without doubt, is immensely popular. Whlie that 1t should be the work of an Aharchist Is a surprise 10 all. as that
 dread fraternity has in late wears somewhat lost its reputation for deeds of violence
 It IS now twelve years since King Humbert lost his life, his murder. roughly speaking. bringing to A close period Of several years in which the assassination of prominent men was daily menace. Since then italy Las ceen almost entirciy free ;-. th,s Ganger. and her present k.ng has gone aDO't apparently as safely as the mos. Insignificant of his suoiects. lie al. tempt 'f March Ii lGs shown .bat. ever 't the set was thac af one indh id Lal ana q io 10 his initiative alone. itI was inspired by Anarchist thought and principles
 Detective Work Difficult
 The difficulties experienced by the police in watching Anarchists are al- most insurmountable. and above all in ! becoming acquainted with their plans !. The organization Of the Anarchists IS such that it is almost impossible for spies to obtain a footing among the companions while if they are sue cessful in doing so their real inten i tions are speedily discovered and they . have been at all their pains to no pur. ! pose. The reason is that the Anarch- l ists are divided into quite small . groups, never numbering more than ten or a dozen members. Admission to group is not granted until every imaginable precaution has been taken and inquiry made. and the members of a group being so few in number they necessarily know each other int. mately, and are able to exercise a 1 close watch one over the other.
 For a lcng time the Anarchists had no central organization, but in 1S3i there was a meeting of delegates | from the groups, and the formation of a Central committee decided upon.
 The crimes Of Santo CaseriO, who killed President CarnOt of France on June 24, 1894; L. LuCcheni. who killed Empress Elizabeth of Austria on Sep tember 1U, 1898 and Gaetano Bresci who killed King Humbert of Italy on { July 29, 1900. were planned by them, but it is still doubtful whether that
 
 Prison Term for OalDa I'
 Dalba's fate will not be quite so bad |; as that of Bresci, who murdered his intended victims father, but it will be quite bad enough. Thirty years in ' prison is before hifn, so that if he lives he will he a prematTely old , man of fifty when he comes out, left ( behind by a world always on the move, l and without friends or resources
 A thorough investigation of the : treatment Of life or long-sentence priS-i ! oners shows that for some years they ! are confined iii a separate cell and { given work which does not require the ' use of iron In the years that follow , they are admitted to work with the ' other prisoners but not allowed to {; speak. Tn the first period the rule isl z that they are not permitted to see any one while in health, although in ( reality their relations are allowed 10 ( visit them half ar hour once year Later they are permitted 10 see them every SIX months.
 Condition of convictS ii
 Their food consists Of 1-2 ounces of ! macaroni and 1 pound ounces ot Lread on week days. and soup and a ] piece of meat on Sundays, wine IS given only three or four times year | on special days.
 In the first period the convict may sgend a cent a day in whatever he wishes and in the years following five cents His cell is 7l3 feet by 13il feet anG 10h feet high; the air comes [ from a window so constructed thai ! nothing but the sky is visible; 1t mas a heavy. iron-bound door inside. ana iron gates behind; it contains bed V ith iron springs. and mattress ol a vegetable material, all of which IS, ] attached Ey a chain to the wall during T the day. so that the prisoner may no, lie down; also there are toilet necessi- ( { ties and he is allowed to have a Dr'Ish , and comb.
 Each day he is taken out alone to' a walk in specially isolated courts; the minimum time for exercise IS on7 hour. although this is extended 1T me health Of the prisoner requires lt The ordinary punisnments are, isoia' ( lion with bread and water, the strai1 {, i.cI,ct and the dark cell with irons.
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