Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-22
GOLDMAN WORST
OF ANARCHISTS; GOT
RICH AS AG|TA1OR
With Berkman She Was Regarded
as Responsible for Assassina-
ton of Mckinley.
GERMANS PAID BOTH

New York. Dec - The deportation
of Emma Goldman and her devoted com
paniOn, Alexander Berkman. ends JOINT
career of 30 wears IN the tinited States
during which they preached the overthrow
oi government hy violence. lie spent
Ia years and she years in jail. but they
were never punished for the part their
teachings played IN attacks hy Others on
life and property
BerkmAn served l4 wears for shooting
TIcnr. Clay Frick and years for urging
Young men 10 abstain from registering
for the draft early in tho war. Miss
to'6fnan was IN PRISON years for oppos-
ing consumption and year for lncltIng To
mot Berkman was never brought To
tnal on an indictment for murder IN con
ncction with the Preparedness Day bomb
outrage IN San Francisco Miss Goldman
was acquitted OF illegal distribution OF
birth control literature
Their loiut activities aS publishers OF
the anarchist magazine. Mother Earth
AMI the Mast suppressed dunng the war,
combined with their addresses al snarch-
lsts mcetngs. helpcd cause the assaSslna-
non ~ President Mckinney the Govern
mcnt charged ia lts deportation prococd-
ine~ Tho confession of Czolgus1 dc
Arrilsd he influence which Miss Gold
man writings had on hm
sAMEp ron nY>ANITING.
Their influence was traced in tho dvna-
mitlng ~ the lns Angeles Time, Mat
thew schmidt and David Caplan now m
nl with Others for that crimc. ucrr "of
the Goodman clan tttorncH General
PaYrr bas ,ald
The, vrr, suspected ~ receiving Ger
man mono, Ia oppose preparedness ~ thc
nltc. Stairs l~rforc the nitcd ~'atcs
entered the var
Thrv co-opcreatcd with German Spc~
m opdravarng 20 promote revolution
m lniia during the war
hoy Wcre The piaucor tadlral- ~ ttr
nttci states Now here are 5000
Reds her and - d,>loNa! foreign 'au
Euagt, newspapers. according t. Attorney
General Palmer
Denounced 4, Judge, and other public
othclat- drom Prcsidrnt Rousevclt down
81 cncmics " tho couutr, seck ng 20 de-
StrnN I'LL hut Regarded hN W,mcu au-
archlsts who greeted th,m With ki-Sc~ ~
'hcauttful characters lnO Nrar~ ahead II
their times The, $, Increased thor
following that II wa< ea~, for thcm to
prnvldc Sl5gD ~ So ND0 hell in rash or
lAi.rty bonds Yet fine> IL Sl0.e0N each
for oppo-inR he draft werr unpaid They
had no Property, bhfN sNi'i
pxrnRr>rio URGvp FnR rrS lE,Is.
For moro than 10 wear. thcIr dcporta-
iIon hsd been agitated and IL times seem
rd near nut no formal proceedings fer
tins purpose were instituted until the
alarming radical activities ~ 1919 m
Guiding the Seattle and Winnipeg general
strikes, tho sending II bombs through
the mails to Attorney-C General Palmer
I - 81. =,
oi branches Of the Communist party and
plans for anarchlstIc demonstrations on the
anniversary 81 the formation II the Soviet
republic n Russia, which Werc frustrated
hy countrywide raIds IN November Tho
captures IN thcse raid- made total II co.
anarchists seIrei bN thc nitcd State on
deportation proceedings .n the last TWO
YEAR
When herr co-p.arkrr. tile NlhiIists 4
Russia whence thcv camc II youth
cvnlujed INTO the Rol,hcNiki ami t3rmc!
he SOVIET government after he dowuf
oi the monarchy B,Tkman and Mis-
Goldman ehamponei = similar govern
nent and social order for thl~ country
Bcrk man when surrcnder-d for dcports-
non prrdictcd that he would return TO the
nited Statcs ,s SOVIET ambassador and
MIS- Goldman prophesicd a revolution
here within tive YEAR,
American capitalists are the most
gr,>esly IN the world she said. and when
IN. time comes they are going 10 pay a
terrible prlce for Il A thandorNas storm
d brewing IN the United States.
RrPUpIArED v1oLENCr N COURT.
ret when gwen opportunity during
their many appearances N court 70 air
their views they repudiated yioler e.
The anarchist never advocates g Gig
Of terror. sand Bcrkman. "Anar, his n
means the negatiOn of violence An
archIsts teach sci-rehance. cooperation
and mutual and IL opposition 10 existing
institutions and authority
Emma Goldman Is 40 wears old and
Berkman i 80 She was born IN kovno.
Russia and m esrlv childhood removed
with her parents To East Prussia. When
Is wears old she came 10 the nited
State and started working IN clothing
fastorles IN Rochester y y
GoLpMAS MARRIED FOREIGNER.
In lsS7 when l. wears old she was
married II Rochester 10 Jacob 4 kersner.
Who came from Russia IN 1882 and was
nauIralI5ed two wears later In 1909 ms
citizenship va revoked bccailsr he was
NOT Il when nuturalizcd and had not been
nv wears ~ thc ! uIted states The
inarriag, ceremony was performed by j
>chochct SLAYER ~ animals for kosher
meal Two YEAR later the kerSncrs were
divorced by a rabbi according 10 The
Jewish rite. kersner seems 10 have pass
ed out 81 Miss G'oldmans life entirely.
Tor announcement ~ court during her final
hight against deportation that he had died
this year took her by surprise II wAs on
= claim that marriage 10 hnn made her
citlzen that her legal efforts 10 remain m
this country were based.
They cant keep ne out, she said in
1907, when there Wa talk Of deporting
her Il don't believe they would H.
foolish enough 10 try Ny father i an
american citizen. married an American
citizen.
Her father came 10 the United States
IN 1886. one year after her arrival. and was
naturalIzed al Rochester when his daughter
Was "a yean old
Her association with Barhnl;.n iegat,
30 years ago N %ew York Other than
that he IF 30 wears Old and came from
Russia he seenIs to have concealed his
prior history pretty well When h. Was
released from the Western PENNSYLVANIA
Prison after serving bis time for shooting
Mr.. Prick there were reports that be had
married Miss Goldman in New Jersey
tut the marriage was never recorded. and
at their trial for obstructing the draft
10th f4eflfapri ,,-,r,.