The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24

i called In the strike Sone 10 b1Amesi
for pretty near everything that hap
I-ns. but ludlow furni.he. on1 In
No said Ms.- X, u Lind.fs.ii. ~ifr
at Lieutenant i.iaderfeit of the state
guard. Who Was an .Ss witness nj
'se.s of the fighting st the soa'hsfu
Colorado tent coisns and the suLse'
II aa~ai burning of the s,fiL,ns nih-ss'
canvas homes.
Tn. striker. started the f.ht-
inS.' sonsisusd Mr., i.indssfsil. sha
made . trip to Beaver 70. ih. sole
t,ofpss.r of F-i-ostinS Ia Gen~fsi thA>S
the soaai,ioe. In and aF'si.i ,hs
basnsd CAMP '-rh-y k.pl sp > fise
aa tho soldier. for fuiis l-a nihat-s
i~fosv . shot ~As .-n, in their di.-~.
liss. and I believe III. .Lni.' ihihg
~As pf~srrAaxsi. A. i-A.s I L-iia
.f oas rsn ~ho told Major =. J,
usm.UrL iha, The strikers had teea
rishhine their ss.Aais for ~s~.s an''
had i~-n sss.isiae .3sr-, .h'a,sisais
of arm. and smnasitsoa for sLs bs''
h- OF Masass. 1hi. msa'. .a. '-as
90. killed In ss. fixhtias. sns. al !
,hias hi. sosi L. reliable
Mrs. t.inassf.,i "a. .ss.-siasiS
s.iaesans To talk s'-aa' ss- aun,'-s ~
a-ssi. especially the e.shea sha sait.
afeas insissisG thai tho lisas - stsse
aas --r- Inaccurate and ss.-~ei,-
| str ai@ sinsis. h.~es-fs shst sL5 hasi
, s~-f, n.any Ls-iiss of som-n ahs that
i .hs una~rs,us.d shrf- v-f- ssos- In
,h- s-iiar. nj the ,se'. ~hssr the
/ lanf.-suna'-> sas b-~n bpfn-s' -
death .s sust.ra,-.i sh.. ,ks :.sm-
inz ssnSas ,.spi.i in .s ,h.ss.
'Nna M.adsY masasns Mas.E ,Is'ssa
r~gs cen, ,os i.sass TItas. os 'i.aais
/ the .2r~-s zs he sss Inosn ,o alt
tn. naaiss waited Ia 'ais 10 hin.
sisss,, ,hs sua. he had h-aHl ssis
b-irs ssauss.sa iRsa the s-rt r.,!sa.
TiNa. .~a, bs.s easa that h. s"ai.'
s., r.af-s Wits itsn,fpeAs Sat "a. a
s~~oss tn-sssx- briss pas A7 a-rts 4
So ssai- half say as h- pss u
The -. r,-e ras. ., III, '.'siisr
| si.rs.,. rich, aai ia froa, sai 1-zf
.hs tracks Thes had n.' s-~. iAiAirs
ss.ars than -. sniaggss -hra 'L-
s.rn .Sst.s the spiaaF. as " aes'ns On
= tn..n signal. beam To gsn is".s.
4 s..s. 81. Esa
JL~se -r-n v-sc assn..i ~i,h rifles
rr,.i,srs knd shot guns. sna ,ii arr
pesr-i To hss- .srHids. '-c''. starr.
i-rd sspuaJ them.
''s-siax the fiiss, frun' III '-n's
aud knowing -hai u meant. the sni.
d,-ss l.~exrJ nv husband q" let ths m
.hos,s. sayinx. We .sa get sh-tr ,uu
sus ~~ can't u they ever s-' into
hiding
| I.,n.s~st-ii. s..sdias io his ~,t~
refused so t-rmi, a .h"t In i,r f!rvi.
telling soldiers the, shooting must IL
only oa the defensive. She says iha:
tot ten. miauis-. while the Tisns.
ilsmroh pow-lo~ continued. all Tie
strik-sp wesc oit NJ sisht IN the or
-p,m. Many Of the women anG scau,
ri shr .htlsifen had followed .',.m
and tho i-ai ro,oay appeared acsCti'
~,i.
when tho bullet. i~gaa q" "hisi
dams csou.iy near ~rnt on Mrs. i..n
dcrfelt. "thc soidicsr ~crc tTdc'.t
10 o,,cn w On the strikers. III, ri
the latter were hiding. no damar'
Was done. Some of the buil-i.. q
course. psseci through the tcn' rol
my. That could no, bc hclp.i. al
I !, Vas In the direc, line OF tirc.
Private Martin was KILLED rbou
u o'clock hour after tn. firm
began. undcrstand. although " !
onI, hearsay. that hi. bod' wa. mt
t,,a,ed by strikers after~ard. Loui
the Greek was no, killed until . II
the evening. Just before the tent
took fire. I believe the flames start
.d from an overturned stove. trohas
" knW kcsi down bv bullet
Mrs. I.ind-rflci denied criphati'a'
jy that the soldiers had iclibrrn,c,
set fire to III. homes OF the striaer'
II know IT. han been charge".' sh
.,id. II hcarl It in Trinidad and
have heard II since. coming mere. M
IL il not SO. On the cohtrarE. tn
soldiers made every effort 10 ccscu
the women and children when the
realized that there were stu hnr'a
,,cirg in the camp. Many were save
,hrorgl the work OF the gHat''sincn.
Mrs. 1.indcrfelt was asked th
pointed question:
rs not your husband d'slikcd b
the strikers Just a little more thai
the average officer IN the strik
zone7"