The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
BERKMAN AND
GOLDMAN To be
SENT TO RUSSIA
Ordered Dcported For
Urging Overthrow of
Government

NEW YORK. Doc. 5.-Writg OF
habeas corpus In behalf of Alexander
Eerkman and Emma Goldman, were
granted hy Federal Judge May er this
afternoon. upon application OF Harry
Weinherger, counsel for the anarchists
sent to Ellis Island earlier In tho day
for deportation 10 Russia. Weinberg
er said he would insist upon his
clients presence In court when argu-
mont was heard.
NEW YORK, Dec. Alexander
Bcrkman and Emma Goldman, his
companion In 30 years OF anarchistic
activities. were sent from the main
land Of the United States today. PROB
ably never to return.
Ordered depdrted for urging over
throw OF the government by violence.
they were taken by ferry from the tip
end OF Manhattan TO the immigration
station at Ellis Island. where they will
he held until a ahip j. available to
send them To Russia. whence they
came. Their iibcfty on bail expired
when they were surrendered by their
counsel at the demand OF the depart
Start I.egnI Fight.
Harry Wcinberger. counsel for
Berkmon ana Miss Goldman. received
a letter today from Anthony Cami-
neti, commissioner general Of immi-
grafton. denying the request that his
clients be permitted TO select their
own destination and pay the expenses
of their deportation.
As soon as they were surrendered.
Wcinberger's associates started habeas
corpus proceedings In the United
states district court on the ground
that the government had not the right
TO deport Berkman and Miss Goldman
for an attitude OF mind or for the
holding of political. social or ecu
nomic views. The petition sets fortn
that they were legally admitted 70
this conntry more than 80 years ago
and neither OF them was anarchist at
that time.
Their deportation. the petition con-
tends. would he ex-post facto. that
they cannot be deported to soviet Rus
sin because the United States has not
recognized the Bolshevik & vernment
ard that TO deport them to territory
held by the white guards would be a
sentence Of death. The claim also Is
made that Miss Goldmau Is an Ameri-
can citizen. having become so by her
marriage 90 Jacob a. Kersnf
Cinims She l. Citizen.
II am going TO hght against de-
portation." declared Miss Goldman,
"on tf1 ground that am "A citizen. II
] am deported IL will affect thousands
~ 20, elFn born American citizens. My
deportation Is a club to break the mill
liant labor movement"
There was unthing In the outward
appearance uf the anarchists whom
thcy boarded the ferry boat at II
o'clock 10 indicate their radical he
licfg. Miss Goldman. wearing gold
Trimmed spectacles had n set OF furs
over tailored suit. Berkman wore a
tlowinE black tie, n dark suit and
heavy tortoise she'll spcctacles. Berk-
man also had several suit cases filred
with clothing purchased In Brooklyn
yesterday In anticipation Of his de-
portation.
Rcrkman also wore green water
proof uvercoat. sllk muiflcr, Eight
green hrt and carried q chorrywood
cane. Miss Goldman's hat was trim
med with yellow and rcd and she
wore purple scarf over her furs.
nerkmnn predicted q revolution II
the United States within five years and
said that he did not mind being do
ported so long as he was sent to soy.
let Russia. Roth Bcrkman and Mis-,
{ Goldman appeared to be iJ "A iowa
] frame uf mind.
Miss Goldman also predicted rev
olutlon In this country but added tina
she would not call Il a danger but
working out Of evolution and bloss
Ing,
"'rhc great change will come" sh'
said. whom ths - vornment tnko
/ violent action against thosr workni
[ for progress The United States ls nov
/ doing the very things thni tho czn
did before tho people overthrow HI
regime In Russia. Such actions on IA
part ~ The government VIII not XII
hut only tend to increase the spiri
= unrest now prevalent In the Unite