Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-22
Information Received From
officials Says Another
Containing More Reds VIII
Be Sent Across Atlantic Ii
The Near Future. ..

parked some time this week as the
governments second drastic step
against aliens who have sought to
bring about the overthrow of consti-
tutional government. The department.
of justice has $4,000 radicals listed.
How many of these will follow their
red" leaders on enforced voyages to
their home lands has not been made
known.
The 2uford. which crept out Of
New York with a heavy guard in tho
darkness yesterday morning. carried
Alexander Berkman and Emma Gold
man. two of the most notorious an
archist leaders the United States ever
has harbored together with 247 other
radicals of various degrees of red
ness" Department of justice agents
said the Buford's passenger list COM
prised virtually the brains" Of the
radical movement in the United States.
May Land Where Necessary.
Sailing orders now in the hands of
permit him to use his discretion as to
at what one of several Russian or
Finnish ports his consignment Of de-
ported reds may be landed, it was re-
ported here today. The flexibility of
these orders. it was said, was provid-
ed SO that the captain may be able
ito meet unforeseen conditions Of ice
apd bad weather.
The supplies on the Buford are SUI
ficient for sixty to ninety days. and
regardless of the time it takes. the
passengers will be landed somewhere.
1t also is believed in navy circles
here that an escort of one or more
destroyers now in the North Sea wa
ters will be provided for the Buford
as soon as she leaves the Atlantic.
In United States so Years.
New York, Dec. 22.-The deporta-
ton Of Emma Goldman and her de-
voted companions, Alexander Berk-
man. ends a joint career Of 50 years
in the United States during which
they preached the overthrow of gov
;ernment by violence. He spent Is
years and she three years in jail, but
| they were never punished for the part
their teaching played in attacks by
others onr life and property. *. ~
! Berkman served IA years for
Years for urging young men to- ab-
stain from registering for the daft
early in the war. Miss Goldman was
IN prison two years for opposing con-
serlption and one year for inciting
to riot. Berkman was never brought
to trial on an Indictment for murder
in connection with the preparedness
Miss Goldman was acquitted of illegal
distribution of birth control litera-
ture.
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 Of
President Mckinley, the government
charged in its deportation proceed
| ings. The confession of Czolgosz de-
scribed the influence which Miss
Goldman's writing had on him.
| Their influence was traced in the
dynamiting of the. Los Angeles
Times. Matthew Schmidt and David
! that crime, were "of the. Goldman
clan" Attorney Gcnearl Palmer has
said.
They were suspected of receiving
German money to oppose prepared
ness by the United States before the
United States entered the war.
They co-operated with German
spies in endeavoring to promote q
revolution in India during the war.
the United States. Now there! are
$4,000 reds here and 472 disloyal for
elgn language newspapers, according
to Attorney General Palmer.
Denounced by Judges.
Denounced by judges and other Of
ficials from President Roosevelt
down as enemies of the country seek
ing to destroy it but regarded by
women anarchists who greeted them
100 years ahead Of their tines they
so increased their following that it
was easy for them to provide 1000
or $4,000 bail in cash or Liberty
bonds. Yet fines Of $4,000 each for
| opposing the draft were unpaid. They
Ehad no property, they said.
For more than 10 years their de-
times seemed near but no formal pro-
ceedings for this purpose were In
| stituted until the alarming radical
activities of 1919, including, the Se-
attic and Winnipeg general, strikes,
the sending Of bombs through the
| mails to Attorney General Palmer
and other prominent men, the forma-
| ton of branches OF the communist
| party and plans for anarchistic dem.
onstrations on the anniversary OF the
formation of the Soviet republic .of
Russia. which were frustrated by
countrywide raids In November.
These raids made a total Of 697 an
| archists seized by the United States
on deportation proceedings in the
! last two years. 5SaS
When their co-workers, the Mini.
lists in Russia. whence they came In
youth. .evoluted into the Bolsheviki
and formed the Soviet government
after the DOWNFALL OF the monarchS,.
Berkman and Miss Goldman chauls
pioned similar government and So
cial order for this country Refk-
| man when surrendered for ifeDor4a.
,tion predicted that he would return
to the United State as Soviet ari-
hassador and Miss Goldman prophe4s
led revolution here Within five
years. s ss IS. ~ 4, Al ssstAs
American capitalists are the mort
greedy in the world" |" she said Ana
when the time comes they me 9uanS =
to pay = terrible price for g ft. 5s1
| thunderous storm Is brewing III fks
United States. NV 5s1 81, 80 s.
Yet when gfven Opportunity n
ing their mHny arbearances. IN CO.. y
t6 air their vissks tlss1 rspudl
violence Is fS B,
.4rhe anarchist Never "a ~
reiSn ct terror, 4 raid Beel Z Sijfi SjSs
"Ansrchtsm means the reSntion SSl
yiolence. AnAschist1 teAck S01t =
ft,sradns,ed % PASs q, se1sss