Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-01

struck on the head by a piece of the bomb while standing at a window.
 All sorts of clues and theories are being investigated by the authorities ranging from an international bOlshe- wiki terrorist movement down to the work of a single fanatic nursing a fancied wrong.
 Suspect Anti-War Fanatics
 Federal authorities are inquiring into the activities of groups of men and women who. since the United States entered the war, have been busy circulating literature opposing the draft system. A number of such offenders within the last year have been given prison sentences. In con nection with the campaign against se- ditionists, it was learned today that threats have been made against the local officers of the department of jus tice and certain judicial officers. Con- stant guard has been kept but nothing ever came of the threats.
 Justice vOn Moschzisker and the pO- lice officials hold the theory that the bomb outrages were not directed against police and court officials per, sonally, but are part of a general movement against the elements of so- ciety mentioned in the circular found near the buildings where the eXplo- sions occurred.
 This circular was addressed: gro the exploiters, the judges, policemen, the priests and soldiers"
 One paragraph in the circular, it is said, has drawn the attention of fed eral authorities to a certain group of anarchists who have been active at different times. This paragraph reads:
 Declaration of War Science triumphed over TOrQue- mada's century. Anarchy will triumph over the present TOrquemadas of our century. We have demanded the free dom of all political prisoners, free dom of press and speech. You have refused. We war againts you"
 In running out the many supposed clues the police are looking into the activities of an organization said to be known as the deputies of Russia soviet workers colony of Philadelphia and vicinity" This organization is believed to be connected with another known as the 'All Russias Soviets Committee of America" with head quarters in New York Alleged activ- ities of these organizations was given newspaper publicity last summer, but whether the police or federal auth critics investigated them at the time cannot be learned.
 Take Precautionary Steps While the outrages have failed to terrorize the authorities, nevertheless i they are taking every precaution l against further violence. The home of every judge in the city was tonight under guard. as were also the homes of prominent city officials and clergy men who have taken part in the cam paign against seditionists, draft dodg CTS and others considered enemies tC the cause of the United States in thu war. The federal building housing the main postoffice, all the United | States courts and various loca branches of the government. wer' also under guard. About a dozen an archist circulars were found today between the leaves of telephone di rectoriesl in the public booths in thu | building.
 Reports that the bombs were stoleI from government munitions plants il this city or vicinity could not be con firmed. Pieces of the exploded bomi iresembled parts of shrapnel shells Many millions of shells were manu factured in the Philadelphia distric during the war, of which large nun Der were for the Russian government before its collapse.
 An attorney who is active in social istic circles tonight issued a state ment, characterizing the explosions a: "dastardly outrages' and denying tha any member of the socialist part! could have had a hand in them.