Arizona republican., 1919-12-22
Will Aid Lenine Government

,ing m the wind, the Stars ana Stripes
 Will Aid Lenine Government
 Berkman said he expected to go to Petrograd and cooperate with Lenine and Trotzky in governing Russia. He said his uncle N. Starick, was the director of all the countrys railroads and also head of the Moscow soviet.
 ''Why should I not be happy? he remarked as he tied up box of oranges which was put on board the transport with canned goods con densed milk and chocolate and great quantities of other food supplies that the whole soviet took with it, T am going among friends.
 Most of the members of the com mune had ample clothing of their own but the immigration officers took care that no one should be imperiled by the rigorous weather of Russia
 Take Much U. S. Money
 The commune took nearly S500,ooo in American money with it. Berkman said the cash possessions averaged S2.0oo each. Most of it was in green backs. but there were some travellers checks.
 Miss Goldman said her plans,
 after she reached Russia, were in
 definite other than that she would
 immediately organize the Russian
 Friends of American Freedom" 10
 carry on propasanda in the United
 States. This government has
 signed it's death warrant in these
 deportatons," she said. "This is
 the beginning of the end of the
 United States government. am
 not going to stop my work as long
 as life rests with me. The czar
 never resorted to such methods as
 the United States is using in this
 first deportation of political sgita-
 tors"
 
 for this country was made by Arthur Katses, another leader of the Russian union.
 Women Wear Heavy Mourning
 Miss Goldman and the other two women in the party were in deep black and none of the three exhibited the defiance that characterized some of the male anarchists
 The soviet left many individual mes Sages of farewell and a joint telegram was sent to the department of labor asking American women to reflect on the separation of deportees from wives It was signed by Alexander Schatz. grand secretary of the grand com~ mune.
 Think. think, American women a read We came to this country with love for the liberty upon which the country was founded. We honestly labored and devotedly invested all w9 possessed for the welfare of all as we understood it best. The govern ment of the United States is going 10 deport us- We'll, the only thing that we ask Is that our children and wives be not deprived of their fathers ana husbands and be granted permission to go with them to soviet Russia"
 Will Be Confined
 The three women in the clenotted party will be treated as first class nas sengers. The men are in three sen arate compartments. Ten irnnieratio, inspectors will help soldiers to e1Iard them. All will be confined to thei- quarters except for q brief daily exei-- else period on deck Red Cross nurse. went along to act as matrons
 Other soviet arks are likely to leaya III the near future, for the department or justice has a card index of O.O0o radicals who are under. scr1,tinx- -,p1 it is the announced intention of +ha authorities to deport all who ara proved to advocate the overthrow of the government by violence
 sCorrespondence of Associated Press.l
 NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Tha deporta ton of Emma Goldman and I1s, Sa voted companion, Alexander Berku,an- end a Joint career of 30 years in fla United States during which thev preached the overthrow of govern ment by violence. He spent Is yeara and she three years in jail, but ne1-e. were they punished for the part thejr teachings played in attacks by others on life and property.
 Berkman served fourteen years for shooting Henry Clay Prick and tvo years for urging young men to abstain from registering for the draft early in the war. Miss Goldman was in prison two years for opposing conscriptior1 and one year for melting to riot Berk man was never brought to trial on an indictment for murder in connection with the Preparedness Day bomb out rage in San Francisco. Miss Goldman was acquitted of Of illegal distributfos of birth control literature.
 Their joint activities as publishers of the anarchist magazines, Mother Earth." and The Blast" suppressed during the war combined with their- addresses at anarchists meetings, helped cause the assassination ot President Mckinley. the government charged in its deportation proceeds ings. The confession of Czoleasz des- cribed the influence which Miss Gold mans writings had on him.
 Their influence was traced in the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Timeas