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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

Ing no TfNVUIINF1 IUH Id't'I Ut"
ed his rife and roared
"If you move YOU arc a dead
man
Allow mo 10 remark. my
good man" said the lawyer
soldier. that your statement ~
absurd. n I move II IL excel.
lent proof that ! am alive. To
my mind it Ia incomprehensibls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

DOM 'TInb Won couIu nv Ihis
bottle AZ 20 yards. placed on
the tafTrail. while the ship he
heavlng like this ,"
u guess " would be just
child's play"
We'll. I'll bet YOU a guinea
you don't hit Il three times out
of six"
"lf'a a WAGER. Come nlnnr =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

chibain Is a secondary effect ~
eold J. usually appears o. eiot Al
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
Laugh With Us

Il say" said the angry householder 10 the
al ironmonger Il telephoncd you YESTERDAY
morning and asked you 20 send man 20 mend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

The captain % tho Golden Cross listened ~
tientiv 90 his Yenkre passenger account ~ Dis
shooting abilities. then quietly remarked Il
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

YOU 20 round 10 Holly Lodge yesterday TO do
that loh7'
.,yissir went round all right And I RANK
tho hou Tor ten r,inutea bu. nobody answered.
SO concluded they were all OUT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

10 send round az once. and
my wife waited IN all day. hut
nobody came. u won't do. you
know 10 may be war time.
and all that. but II you couldn't
send, vhy didn't you say 30.
Put We did send. air I'm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

What sad and dreary existence W. X.
has led. We heard him telling friend
that the hsppiest days Of his life we're
spent in London, Ont.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

Tho story is told % veteran sportsman.
sell over fifty years Of age, who went to Scot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

Previous 10 joining the army no had oeen
LAWYER Getting back 10 camp rather late one
night. he was challenged By the sontry OBTAIN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
oDo NAME CONTEST

a Noisy Bunch" In the Polk osze;teer)
Thunder. Idaho
Cannon Bali -. Oak.
Torpedo. Pa.
Barker. Texas
Gum. Wyo.
Bangs Texaa
Hammer. Wash.
BRAY Okla
Bell. Fla p y r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

apass.' Mr. Blackstone" said the sentry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06

'''p)fsh', lJlt ny ]
That portion Of the Italian-Americarl
press printed under anarchist or 7. W.
W. auspices continues 10 pour forth
vituperation and preach disloyalty
TO the United States government.
Although the more virulent OF these
pro German organs have been prevent.
ed from using the mails by the Post
Office Department, they still continue
to be circulated by means Of messenger
or express and have become more
abusive than ever since postal priv
ilegcs were withdrawn.
Among these papers, which include
such disloyal journals az "L'Ayvenire, /"
al Proletario." ia Riscossa" ana
"LTnternazionale," is "LKra Nuova,'
published in Paterson, n. J. Because
Of the fact that it is not permitted TO
use the mails the paper has been held
up. The issue OF August 4 appeared
but recently. while that Of August 10
was received by subscribers last week.
President Wilson is referred to as
"tnc masked straw man OF the Ameri-
can capitalists" in the issue of Au-
gust 4. In this issue is also printed
a letter that refers TO the United States
generally as "a society Of moneyed and
uniformed cannibals and assassins."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
Says Controllers
Office Arranged
Rockaway Deal
Adamson Testihes Park
Land Option Was Framed
in City Department

Tilden Adamson. brother Of Fire
Commissioner Robert ?. Adamson. ad-
mitted yesterday that the original OPP
ton given the city by the Neponsit
Realty Company in the $4,000 deal
by which the city purchased Seaside
Park. at Rockawsy was drawn up in
tho Controllers Office and copied on
Office stationery. Mr.. Adsmson. who
at the time was head OF the bureau
of statistics and contracts in the Con-
troller's Office. also admitted to the
grand jury investigating the city's land
deals that he made the corrections IN
the option in his own handwriting.
Adelaide 3. Roberts. who was the
dummy in the negotiations by which
William H. Reynolds. Frank Bailey and
their associates obtained title to the
land later sold to the city. failed TO
appear rs was expected. Mr.. Bailey,
who rs vice president OF the Title Guar
antoe and Trust Company and presi-
dent Of the Realty Associates and Ne
ponsit Realty Company, announced that
she is in Maine with the family Of his
brother, Samuel Bailey. II is expected
shc will appear before the inyestlga-
ton IS concluded.
District Attorney Swami has obtained
documentary evidence which, he says,
proves that the s6500OO mortgage
which the Neponsit Company gave the
estate Of Edward p. Hatch for part Of
the land was inflated. This mortgage,
which was satisfied by the Neponsit
Company after the city bought the
land. was issued in participating
bonds Of $1,000 each that sold for as
low as so per cent, the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company becoming trustee.
The District Attorney has also oh
tanned letter written by Controller
Herman A. Metz. in 1906. IN which he
denounced the proposed purchase Of
the Rockaway Point site, because Of a
contract which purported to give a 30
per cent commission TO Thomas +.
Bassford. lawyer. Of 20 West Seventy
sixth street. If he succeeded i'm per-
suadng the Board OF Estimate TO buy
the land. The letter was addressed to
Frederick J. Lancaster. Of the West
Rockaway Land Company. which sold
the land to the Neponsit Company.
Samuel :. KoeHig, who was Secretary
OF STATE and : member of the Land
Commission when the Neponsit Com
pany bought sixty-fye acres Of under
water land adjoining the park site in
1909 for 5000. and afterward sold It
10 the ,ity for 5000 an acre, dec, Jared
Yesterday that he had no recollection
Of the grant lie said the commission
accepted the reports Of special commit
toes IN such cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
Sets New Date for
Final U-Boat Victory
German Expert Expects Brit
ain to Survive Three
Months More

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 5.-Captain
Won Knehlwetter, naval expert of the
Berlin "Lokal Anzeiger," estimates
submarine sinkings in August reached
100000 tons, and argues that the criti-
cal moment for England has rived.
He gives the U-bOats three months more
in which to bring Britain to her knees.
This, however, is about the fifth date
set by German writer's for final vic
tory.
Captain Won Knehlwetter recalls the
German official statement Of some
months ago, according TO which Eng
land already should have been com
PEELED to sue FOR peace, but he pro-
vides another three months TO save the
regulations Of Admiralty mathemati-
clans.
The captain cites an official state
ment that the commercial tonnage Of
England had been reduced by July 70
100000. The announcement that
the 5000, 900 mark in sinkings had been
passed implies, he says, that the avail
able tonnage has now shrunk 10 $780,
600. whereas the limit of England's i'm
perative necessities lies between six
and seven million tons. The harvest,
he thinks, will give her another three
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
Hints at Another
Athelstan Outrage

Just who is meant by "the gentle
men" is not explained, nor is the vague
reference to something will happen that
is not glorious or great" Earlier.
however, the same story tells of the
dynamiting Of the home Of Lord Athel-
stan, proprietor Of "The Montreal
Star" and says this was simply putting
into execution threats Of serious trou-
bic made to him if he did not stop his
support Of the CONSUMPTION law, which
mas since been put on the Canadian
statute books.
"Other fervent war lords OF the same
sort as Lord Athelstan-others, moan;
who have sent young men to war;" is
the warning received some threats,
and it is very likely that in q very
short time We shall read of something
Of the same nature that happened TO
Lord Athelstan and leave US with bet
ter results"
Virtually the entire paper contains
infammatory talk OF some sort but
none is quite as incendiary or threaten
ing as those quoted above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
B. & A. Strike Averted
Secretary Baker Notified Com
promise Has Been Reached

BOSTON. Sept. "a threatened
strike Of employees Of the Boston 4 Al
bany Railroad has been ayerted, accord
ing to an announcement made to-day by
Henry 3. Endicott, executive manager
OF the Massachusetts Committee on
Public Safety.
strike vote reseinded; both men and
railroad recognized conditions as they
arc and Yielded said telegram that
MIR Eudicott sent tonight 10 Secretary
o. War Baker Developments which II
was feared would completely tie up tn.
railroad have been watched with grave
concern BY the national government
and Secretary Baker had asked Mr.. In
i;cott to use his good Offices.
Il vas agreed a. conference that
foremsn ard .ub.foremen should e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
Masked Straw Man
In White House

Under the head OF "The Whirlpool. >
in this issue, exception is taken TO {
statement 10 the effect that the dam
ages caused by the war are so enor
nous that no nation would have par
ticipated in il had it imagined it il
advance. 1t says:
This is a conclusion we cannot
agree with. Capitalism wanted the
war and knew from the very begin
ming to what ruin on one side and 10
what gigantic profits on the other it
would lead A We have already said,
the war has enriched those concerns
which were already too rich, has in
creased the power of the ambitious,
who were already too powerful, while
killing in their purse and in their
life all the masses. who were already
too poor. even without the war.
"The United States is now partici-
pating in the terrible European
slaughter. Who has forced the
United States TO it? Nobody, unless
it be the ill-concealed fear that pre-
mature ending of the war should dry
too soon the miraculous springs Of
fabulous gains.
American capitalists, realizing
that there was still very much TO be
gained from the war, have induced
their masked straw man in the White
House 70 break completely with Ger
many and to send to France con-
tingent OF American troops TO reani-
mate the depressed and tired spirit
of beIligerent nations of the En-
tcnte"
Judge Meyer, who sentenced Alexan
der Berkman and Emma Goldman, i
termed ga democratic Prussian' IN an
other outburst under the head of Dem
ocratic Justice 90"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
Judge Who Sentenced
Anarchists Denounced

while il is proclaimed TO the four
winds that America makes war to in
sure a maximum OF liberty 70 the
world; while all imaginable sacri-
fees are imposed to the masses that
the so-called 'Prussisnism may be
expelled from the Central Powers
and TO replace it with democracy Of
the most liberal brand ever known,
Prussianism is rapidly taking root in
those most democratic nations that
have bound themselves in solemn
pact to crush it.
'In New York Emma Goldman and
Alexander Berkman have been con-
demned to the maximum penalty AL
lowed by the Penal Code by demo
cratic Prussian,' Judge Meyer, for
having exercised their right Of free
citizens to express what they thought
about war and draft. From the very
beginning the process has been a
most odious farce, a. was declared TO
the nose of the Prussianized admins
traitor of republican justice BY our
comrade Goldman as soon as the
iniquitous sentence had been pro-
nounced.
'In the mean time Emma Goldman
has made a warm appeal 10 all the
comrades that they may do their ut
most to provide the necessary in or
der that Mother Earth tthe disloyal
organ Of the anarchists) may not
have to die"
In the issue OF August IS "L'Era
Nuoya" is trihe more virulent. will
sons cutthroats," "harlot justice,
'cannibals Of capitalism" and other
phrases are used in the leading article
in the paper, signed By THE Bandit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06

was seen by neighbors to leave her
own apartment, taking the little girl
with her Three hours later, John
Nazscado, janitor of the East Ninety
sixth Street building, found the woman
and child, lying in the areaway thGt
separated the tenement from Pubic
School No. $50 both were alive,
though unconscious. Mrs. Hswgor died
later Mt the City Hospital
Last night Margaret became con.
SciouS long enough TO tell what little
she could OF the tragedy. After lcav.
ing their own home. sho said, she and
her mother walked for long time.
When they finally came 10 the East
Nirety-siNth street house. her mother
told her that they would go up or the
roof, where there was p nice place for
her TO rest"
Holding tightly TO hcr mothers hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
Defends Slackers and
Utters Vague Threats

All the IDOLS, shattered yesterday,
are resurrected to-day: all race hat
red and criminal impulses are taking
new life. moistened as they are with
proletarian blood. Liberty exists in
name only. The blind and greedy
reaction, carving new victims, makes
Roadway and threatens to suffocate
all that remains of free and rebel in
the spirit Of the nation and of the
masses; the most monstrous trials,
the built up, framed up from the Pa
cifc to the Atlantic coasts in the
hope to weaken any remnant Of the
spirit of liberty"
"And the thirst Of the wolves of
the hyenas to whom the imbecility OF
the people has intrusted the admins
tration Of so-called justice is not so
easily quenched. Alexander Berk-
man and Robert Minor, who have so
completely exposed the judicial trick,
are not forgotten. The ferocious
bourgeoise justice has implicated
them also and wants them in its nets,
while the readers may imagine for
what Christian purpose! 9th
ers are in jail awaiting the partial
verdict of prostituted, harlot jus
tice. Here and there some
formidable obstacles are preventing
the far from glorious march of resc-
ton. In the West the I. ". W. have
moved, showing very little disposi-
tion to tolerate any further treacher-
Gus deportations initiated By Wilson's
cutthroats in their efforts to spread
terror among the producing masses.
II allowed to proceed, those rufians
Of law and order would have created
another Belgium in America, without
a single word OF protest from those
who are ever ready to see evils in tho
hands Of others"
After defending slackers the articl
continues:
ITO stop their pernicious propa-
ganda (that of the slsckers) and pre-
vent their example from exciting 9TH
ers, the government threatens to sup
press them BY shooting. The pass
word is given, and in a short time we
shall see the constables of capitalism
cover the land with corpses every
where"
Wilson shouts 'delends' destroy
Deutschland. and all the thieves Of tn,
country sing II with him. remarks thi'
same paper, under a weekly resume
called Events of the Day" II con
tinues:
But meanwhile the revolts Of the
new drafted men, the strikes and the
severe proteststions of the negroes
have slightly disturbed the proverbial
tranquility of the country. And II
is dangerous to skate an thin ice
once it is cracked. Beware, then, Of
any false step, because something not
at all glorious or great could happen
70 the gentlemen. They have re-
sumed the use Of the rope and the
gun, but they have never completely
destroyed the masses aspiration for
liberty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
Business Troubles
Bankruptcy Petition.


PRUDENTIAL CLOAK & SUIT co.. petition
IN hsukruP'C} has been died against The Pm
dental Cloak 4 suit Co. m.ru'4 Ufurers ~ II
T-,h. go. P, by The ,.IIqias ,,rrcedi'o y
AErHrR II MAYBE 200 We, 18Th st.. has
100. and s.,e's 500 -og,istins ~ res e.ta,e. a.
Northpo-. long Island. $3.50 insurance zoo d.
posts so Christina, fund so ami rsy ncnt ~
Liberty Bori. 80 Aurus the liabilities. $3.50
are us'rl gambling debts 'o the fr.Iovius crsI-
tor, John scott. $500 l',y k-rner. 500. Nm
Nichols. 500. snI Cyrus Rheims. s.. Among
none, otto Helms 81 500. sri rsf-i-E Duc, $500
J. CHESTER SHEATH gr"rr ~ Hart-dae. IA
. .,5 49,. To- IF g'nkrpP' WIN h'''''. El'-l
Composition CONFIRMED
VI u sTUhFS. INC-Judgs Mao r.s con-
frUed . competition n VI. ~. stoke Inc. d-aIer u
Vomen'' furnishings. a. 81 -'h AZ. n''h -r- i'o,,
a. . cents ou me doIlsr PAYABLE i' cents cab
and 10 cents go notes. ~ AMI : months.
Petition Dismissed
KENT MOTORS CORPORATION .IuIs- Nsssr
las granted a motion ~ " " = Dave tU die
E Esn, Mad ps'' C9ol,ios e.. ~ ssno,,o
q l-0i Br adEty. ~ S,cel A Iron Npug.r. Inc.
slss August NleHaus $50 snI Geo L Boob.
s 500. because Ties were not rrel.fpr- corpora.
'ons n the ssme rsUs were Also organized under
tho isss ~ Sea le-ss1 ard ps.sesrs ard creditors
go thsm MIXED With the Nes N0rk corporation
and t.s1 The petition sssn., ne wrong company
Schedules
NICHOLAS APFELBAfN rsrufs~'ursr Of
vNra1's urif-',sr. A. = dre6no II. has f'od
schedule .hoFiHg hsHritiss g. SO and a-rg's
g. 0l1 consisting of s'orE g. 1r0. m1rf.urO arl
tr'urss g. 500. accounts. Sl,lF. AID cab 1
bank so.
0lsehsrse from Berkrupicy
Judge Nsysr il the tinted STATE. niEtIr togr.
yesterday granted discharge 90 '.r.~ .alhrIpls
IharIe, Van Io~.r -rs. estate saHsr1tr. 800 ffl
~ Nsblitiss So So. Edmond CahI-ei, formerly
auto supplies Nee Rrrhsi|r. >igAuI4 hn1H. nan.
ufaaturiug isveiIrr i7 Msier LsrF. Af-si
l-qI n Isrr " tsVrrrls son Ne, 1921 a.
1AeUh Sr'o'sr0T rial estate broker sss Fss' '''N
= 4 10 AID r Wo,f butter srd rEg $50
On az ara Moo Tlus .'o,N'rg manufacture -
N,rtrly pl nIblltle $50 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
Castro on Way to u. S. Port

VERA CRUZ. Mexico, Sept s.
Cipriano Castro, former President OF
Ncnozucla, has left here on board a
Spanish liner bound for a United
States Atlantic port Men Of the Amer
lean Secret Service. who have watched
him for some time. took passage by the
same ship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06

the little girl climbed the five flights
OF stairs TO the roof, where, she says,
her mother seized her and, running.
threw her over.
Alfred Hanger, husband Of the dead
woman, is n clerk in drug store. lie
knew nothing OF the tragedy until he
returned TO his home to dinner. and
could offer no explanation for his wife's
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
MARRIAGES

BARTLETT FRENCH At Montclair. y. J..
September g. Elizabeth. daughter % the
late Samuel Gates French. 20 J. Gardner
Bartlett, Of Boston.
DOMINICA HOYT On September .. 1917.
IN Grace Church Crantry. Alice Wait Hcyt
10 Bavsrd DOninick.
HUNTINGTON RILEY A. the Church ~
the Ascension. by the Rev Charles ".
Nsumann. Lieutenant Edgar I. Hunting
ton. 4. 5. Y. s.. TO Margorc, A. Riley.
MEssER COLE Gladys Augusta Cole 70
Behreuda Andrade Messsr. a. St John =
Episcopal Church. YOnkers. n. Y. by the
Rev Frank HEARTFELT. August 20. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
$500, 900, 900 More
Is Lent to the Allies
Britain and France Each Re-
ceive S10O,O0O,OOO from
United States

WASHINGTON. Sept. Loans Of
siO0.OC0.o00 each to Great Britain and
France were made by the government
to-day. bringing the total advanced the
Allies I'D to $2,266 4O0,0 900.
To-day's loans are the first made
this month, aud probably will be fol
lowed soon by loans to other powers.
tn. total thus Ear advanced Entente
governments Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
Hurls Own Child From
Roof; Leaps to Death
Mother and Daughter, IL,
Plunge From Top of Tene-
ment; Girl Lives

ur, Mary Hawger, thirty-,wc years
IA Of aO2 East Eighty-ninth Street
,..,srdsv hurled her eleven year-old
y.nsb,er. Margaret, from the roof Of
- story tenement. at S3i East
N.,,,y.sivth street, the police say.
, Moment later she plunged after the
s.ld 70 her own death. The child was
eraycly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06

. Tribune AssocistionD
who touched upon the |. W. ". out
breaks in the West and who eulogtze'
Goldman and Berkman. He says:
"The modern tyrants have closed
our mouth and have cynically yio-
lated the articles of this so-called
democracy Of knsves and braggards,
and they put back in vigor the villain
Gus, wicked laws Of persecution, the
anonymous denuncistions, the high
way methods of medieval times and
the masked assassinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06

given wage increase Of 9 per cent. in
place Of their original demand OF IS
per cent, and that other maintenance
of.wsy men should have their pay in
creased from $40 day 70 s2.25. The
latter had asked for 1891 day and a
nine-hour day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
ENGAGEMENTS

FRANKEL- KLEY-Nr and Mrs Louis
KEY Of 2l3j 66th -. BROOKLYN, announce
the engagement Of their daughter Minerva
10 Mr. Benjamin Frankel. Of The Bronx 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06

AHEAR> SertSmber T. Ellen. believe d wife
O. the late william Ahearn. Funeral from
her late residence 50 Narick 81 thence 20
It Alphon.ug's Church whore requiem
mass will te offered. on Friday morning.
September .. At $3.50 o'clock. interment
Calvary Cemetery.
ATKINSON At soy 18th ~. New York
City, on SUNDAY. August g. Clara Akin
son. sgsd Is. only daughter Of George p.
and ElilAbeth Kerr Atkinson. Southern
papers plsaae copy.
BAAkE Entered into rest, september 4,
George II. Bake. Funeral from his late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-06
DEATHS

Ahe4rn Ellen Kraft Matilda w
Atkinson. Clara Ioyeuaon. M O.
Bake George H. Loving. Mary 4
p8yls Patrick Lincoln. Lowell
Bradley. Mar y. Merriam, Carrie ".
Rri.by Anna r. Meyer George
Brown Belden b. Porch. Harold "
Curoe. John ReihetaUz. Marea A.
barrow. Jennie i. Rider James &.
Dswrs. william g. Eie'h. August
Donnellan Grets Roger. john ?
Flemiug. Arthur g. $. Schac'er. Philip
Fri.,s. Lyman u. SchiT. Samuel
Gibson. MARY ". Smith. Courtisndt r.
Hart, VI. Ella stanford. Patrick
Haine, Marianne 4. sullivan, John
Hanna Jefferson 4. Sulzer. Johr
Harris Iona Topley, George
Hines. James J. Updikp, Edwin s.
Kahn. Maud " Walsh James r.
WhittemOre. G. 4.
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Beekman 5000
BIRTHS

BAGEpoSow and Mrs. Max Bsg.do
now, 1913 Boston Road. announce II.
birth Of Q daughter, September T. 1911
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Enemies Within
Paterson Radical Paper Calls President
Straw Man Of Capitalists Judge Who
Sentenced Emma Goldman and Berk
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