New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Howe Allowed
Rein to Reds
Uhl Charges
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berg, who is to be deported to France.
and, as you readily will understand. the
trenches or the battlehelds. unless he
can furnish bond of 81 600 AS it
happens he is not a New Yorker. and it
's' therefore, impossible to get any one
to 60 his bond, though have tried very
hard. Yet it is terrible thing that
Just because man is poor and friend
less he should be thus turned over to
"hat seems sure death
Victim of Politicians"
The man has been recommended to
us by Matthew A. Schmidt and David
Captain, of whom you may have heard
from Lincoln Steffens. The two men
are on trial in Los Angeles for
their lives. 1t would seem almost
comical to take such a recommendation
as valid, but know you are big enough
to understand that if men of prin-
ciple like Schmidt and Caplan recon-
mend some one he must have some
thing in his favor
They met Joseph Goldberg in the
county Jail of Los Angeles, a poor vic
time Of INSCRIPTIONS politicians. He
had the choice of becoming an in
former or being where he is now Be-
cause he refused to squeal our friends
| in Los Angeles feel that there must
be somthing to him. and from what
Baglnski tells me. who has visited him
often, Goldberg seems to be a decent
chap.
among High Mucky-Mucks"
IL don't know what you can do, but
hope you can do something. l know
you will, if there is a possibility to
save that poor boy from the horrors
of war. Please look into the matter,
and anything you can do in his behalf
| Will appreciate a great favor
IL hear about you a great deal; even
that you are among the high mucky-
nucks to Americanize America. | was
rather surprised to find your name
there. but one in your position, l sup
pose. must participate in lot of fool
ish things. hope, however, that your
fine spirit and good taste will not be
carried away by the cheap nationalism
which is raising its sinister head in
America to-day.
~ hope you and Marie have been
we'll. Please remember me heartily
to her. | leave for two months tour
tomorrow, which will take me as far
as st. Louis and back
"Sincerely,
EMMA GOLDMAN.7
Accused Of White Slavery
Following the reading of the Gold
man letter Representative Albert John
son of Washington, chairman of the
Department Of Labor showing that
Goldberg had been engaged in white
slave traffic and had taken women
| from France to Africa
1t was stated that Goldberg never
had been deported, but had been al
lowed to sail to Spain at his own
expense.
"A member OF the committee said
letters from Commissioner Howe to
Emma Goldman also were contained
IN the files in the committees pos
session, but these letters were not pro-
duced a yester day's session.
Other letters read into the record
were written to Mr.. Howe by Elizabeth
Gurley Flynn and George Audrey
schine, self-confessed anarchist, who
was arrested on an anarchy charge
but who is now at large, and from,
Mr.. Howe to Mrs. J. S. Cram. de
scrbed in the testimony as in care Of
the Colony Club
"Yours for Emancipation"
Andreyschine' letter to Mr. Howe
dated August 20. 1916, read:
"Mr. Frederic c. Howe, Ellis Island
New York
Dear Mr.. Howe: nave no words
to thank you with for your appreci-
alton and support. AS you probably
have heard the warrant for my depor-
tation was Cancelled last Saturday by
Acting Secretary Densmore and was
turned loose to enjoy the prospe rity
and freedom of your dear country.
From now on I will do all I can
to foster the coming Of the golden
age for which millions have fought and
died. l remain, yours as ever. for the
emancipation of suffering mankind.
GEORGE ADVERTISEMENT"
Remarkably Efficient Agitator'
The letter from Elizabeth Gurley
Finn to the Commissioner, dated Du-