The Green Forest tribune., 1908-06-19

l She had made several attempts to se- cure the reduction of Berkman's sen tence of P years, less the seven years time allowance for good be- | havior, but in this she was not sue cessful, and Berkman was compelled to serve his full sentence.
 Immediately following his release he came east and joined the queen in the publication of Mother Earth, which in it's beginning enjoyed the active support of the radicals of the country Their sympathy, however, was partly alienated as the result of the October issue of 1906, the contents of which were devoted to the consid- eration of Czolgosz and his act, and of the social and psychological signifi- canoe of the latter.
 The New York police now became very active against the anarchists, the specially created anarchist squad" working with vigor, and their efforts | finally resulting in the forcible disper- sion of meeting called by anarchists to discuss the act of CZolgosz. A num- Der of those present, including Emma Goldman, were arrested, but not held.
 
 | Closely following this incident the queen" was again arrested, together with John Coryell and Alexander Berk- man, during a lecture on "The Miscon- captions of Anarchism.' Though these arrests were made under sec tions of the criminal anarchy law, no conviction was secured.
 The Denver Murder.
 Again, in 1907, Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman were repeatedly arrested and prevented from speaking by the police in various cities. The queen then visited Amsterdam, Hol- land, where she attended the interna- tional anarchist conference in August, | 1907. On her return to America she was confronted by the federal authori- ties, who tried to keep her out of the | land, but in this they were unsuccess- | ful.
 Four lives have been offered on the altar of anarchy during the first four months of 1908.
 While celebrating mass early in the morning of February 23, and just as he was in the act of putting his lips to the sacrament, Father Leo Heinrichs was shot down and killed by Giuseppe Guarnacoto at the altar of St. Eliza beth's Roman Catholic church in Den yer, Col He was arrested and is now | awaiting trial
 On March 2, just as Chief of Police George H. Shippy was about to leave his home at 31 Lincoln court, Chicago, he was attacked by man. In the struggle which followed Chief Shippy was wounded with knife, his son Harry received a serious shot wound and the chiefs driver, James Foley, was cut On the wrist by the would-be- murderer, who was shot dead on the spot. He was later identified as Lag arus A. Aberbuch, a Russian Jew. In his rooms were found quantity of anarchist literature, much of which was from the pen of Emma Goldman. On March 2S meeting of the un- employed was called to take place in Union square, New York. The police had refused to issue permit and took steps to prevent it. A large crowd had assembled when the bluecoats arrived. They drove the mob in front of them. Suddenly there was loud report-a bomb had exploded-and two men lay writhing in the gutter. 1gnatZ Hide brand an innocent bystander, was killed, and Selig Silverstein, a young cloakmaker, who had attempted to throw the bomb which prematurely ex- ploded in his hand, lay mortally wounded and frightfully disfgured. The injured man was taken to the hos pital where he lingeerd in agony un- til April 2S, his death occurring just one month after the explosion of the | fatal bomb.
 | In Silverstein's pockets were found membership cards to Emma Gold mans Anarchist Federation" coun- tersgned by Alexander Berkman, showing that the bomb-thrower had paid dues. Berkman was arrested, but for lack of evidence was released. Emma Goldman made nasty depar- ture for Canada, and when she heard of Berkman's release came back to the United States and started west on a lecture tour
 Anarchist agitation in the United States is being carried in in almost all the various languages spoken in this country, including Japanese and Ar menian. Though French and Spanish propaganda is, however, somewhat tagging at present, Germinal, edited by Michel Dumas, and Fl Desperter, edited by Piedro Esteve, have not been able to keep up their work. On the other hand, the German, Bohemian, Italian and western groups are said to be very active.
 So here you have dramatic sltua- tion with denouement still in doubt. On the one hand is woman, for eigner fired with a fanatic hatred of American institutions, and clever enough to keep alive and growing a widespread organization of other for eigners as bitterly hating our govern ment and all that it represents. On the other are the combined powers of organized society fighting desperately against dangerous social fungus that threatens it's health and perhaps its very life And in the very center of it all is the woman.
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