The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-05

blown to fragments. A Waterman was
killed passing the home Of Judge Mott
and woman was badly hurt at the
Philadelphia church.
Through the agents of our depart
ment several groups Of anarchists in
the United States noted for their be-
lief in violence were carefully watched
and the leaders placed under close scru-
tiny. At the time of the explosions
there were found. at every place where
the bombs were placed, circular print
ed on pink paper. 1t bore the caption
Plain Words and was signed The
Fighting Anarchists One of the state
ments in 1t was: There will have to
be blood she'd; we will not dodge. There
will have TO be murder. We will kill
because it is necessary. There will have
TO be destruction We will destroy
10 rid the world Of tyrannlcal institu-
tons
well, we gathered together various
clues that presented themselves and,
after months of careful investigation,
we finally discovered the printing place
Of Plain Words We also came into
possession of clues indicating the per
sons who were responsible for getting
out the circular. Andrea Salsedo was
placed under surveillance upon orders
from Assistant Attorney General Gar
van. who was assigned TO the investi-
CATION Of the outrages. Agents from
the department took Salsedo and Ella
into custody at Cenzani's shop in
| Brooklyn.
"Salsedo admitted that he had print
| ed "Plain Words. and We ascertained
that. in May 1919, he had turned out
700 copies Of the circular. He told us
that he had done the work at the di-
reetion Of Nicholas Recchi Recchi fur
nished the manuscript for the circular
| lie l. a notorious anarchist and is now
in Italy. He was one Of the principals
in the June plot.
! Salsedo Was in Lynn.
"Salsedo told US that he was born
in Pamtellera, Sicily, and thas he ar
rived in New York in 1902, when he
I was 25 years old Until June, 1914,
I he was closely connected with the Ital-
/ ian anarchist group in this country and
he participated in the printing Of the
Italian anarchist paper Cronaca Sow
! versiva In June, 1914, he returned 10
/ Italy and served nine months in the
army. He was back here in October,
I 1916. and Joined the Gallant group,
then with headquarters at Lynn, Mass,
/ where he issued various newspapers Of
Z the Italian terrorist type.
"Ellia. born in Catanzano, Italy,
came here in August, 1906.
4He was for many years contested
/ with the anarchist group az Paterson,
and printed the anarchist newspaper
Ouestinne Sociale He also was with
/ Gallant in the printing Of Cronaca Sow
versiya Salsedo and Ella were well in
! the front Of the Italian terrorist group
in this country. and through their ef-
forts the anarchists have been bound
closely together. Both Of them frankly
admitted thaa they were anarchists
Z and had been for years
Both Of them have been here IN
these Offices for several months, and
thew have been aiding che government
/ H. our efforts 70 get the other con
J eerned. Yes. they were both in
J formers. if Won want 20 put u that
wav. Realizing that there we're iudi-
yidunls connected with the bomb plot
whose apprehension was desired in the
/ best interest Of the public. Salsedo and
Z Ella have been cached. and safeguard
Z ~. pending the arrest ~ the Cher
: Roth have made confessions ~ TO
their own connection with The plof
Z The whole case was built MP from
I the fragments Of wearing apparel
+ found scattered in front n the attor-
pev generals home IN Washing IN.
There we're polka Dot tie the heel
E Of = shoe. a bit ~ scalp with shreds
. II hair. a portion ~ = osercoat, = san
+ dai a laundry tag and the pink cir
culsr. Even the dead assassin vas
thus identified ~ a missing radical