The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
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building, No. 175 East Broadway, at
which the Roman Catholic church and
organized religion In general were the
targets Of most Of the speakers. Co
hen presided oveS this meeting and
the speakers we're Alexander Berk-
man. Leonard d. Abbott, Hubert Har.
rison. DR.. NJ. Cohn. Henry Kelly, and
w. Shatoff, all OF whom are anar-
chists.
1T is absurd, stupid" said Berkman.
to connect our meeting with the
bomb throwing. OF course, am glad
II happened on the anniversary of
Ferer's death. Francisco Ferrer
would certainly be glad IL he could
know ef these explosions.
Bug Ne certainly knew nothing
about tia explosions at the meeting.
II j had I would have said something
about them I may have made an In
hammatory speech; never know
when my utterances are what you call
infammatory. agitated for anarchis-
tic action to follow anarchistic be-
lief a
Berkman asserted tnat there viii be
plenty Of leaders to take an active
part In a movement Of the unemploy-
ed this winter. and said he believed
that II will be carried on With more
success this year than lasE This.
he said. was because Of TIE war in
Europe. which has throy6 many men
out Of employment, and also because
refugees who are unable to reach their
homes In Europe are In this city un-
cared for. y,
Arthur Caron. who was killed In the
explosion on Lexington-aye, on July 4.
on which occasion he Is supposed to
have been making a bomb, made SINH
lar predictions shortly before his
death.
Z The disturbances in the churches.
Caron il alleged TO have intimated,
were only the beginning.
Next year you will hear from u.s."
Caron told Lieut.. Patrick II. Gildea.
who was In charge Of the detectives
looking after I. w. w. activities.
The possibility Of New York city's
being destined for q winter OF general
violence, and even bomb throwing. on
the part Of the unemployed and their
organizers. has. In fact, been consis-
tently foreshadowed BY the leaders of
the movement. Berkman, In preach
Ing at the Ferrer meeting on Tues
day that ''if one has the feelings OF an
anarchist he must act like an anar-
chist" made u known that his aim is
"a closer feeling between heart and
action"
Meanwhile, a close watch Is being
kept upon all anarchists and I. W. w.
members Tanneubaum's entire
army OF 100 men Ia now at liberty.
as are all Of the Tarrytown agitators.
alone. IL the Rev. Bouck
White Is excluded. remains in Jail.
He WIN be free IN March. however.
plans having been made for the pay
ment OF his fine of $500.
= Owen Eagan,. inspector Of the bu-
reau Of combustibles, declared after
an examination of the fragments OF
the bombs that they were Of the same
material The one exploded at the
Church OF st. Alphonsus, he said, was
the more powerful but the slugs in
both were identical The Inspector
pointed to the finding OF sticks OF dy.
Mantle at two churches visited by the
]. w. w. last winter az additional rea-
son for suspecting one OF their mem
bers In the present case. g
All the churches OF the city are now
being especially guarded by the po-
lice. and in some instances private. de I
tectives are employed ~
That Name Again.
! see by the headlines most every
day;
Big battle at Przemysi raging"
Now for staging fight at place like