The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

this country were based.
They can't keep me out" she
said IN 1897 when there was Ia X
OF deporting her Il don't belive they
would be foolish enough to try. My
father Is an American citizen.
married an American citizen"
Her father came to tho United
States In 1856. one year after her
arrival and was naturali1ed at
Rochester when his daughter was
q years old@
Win Bcrkman Tor 80 Years.
Her association with Rerkman be-
gan 80 years ago in New York.
Other than that he is so years Old
and came from Russia, and he seems
To have concealed his prior history
pretty we'll when no was released Il
from the western Pennsylvania
prison after serving his time for
shooting Mr.. Frick there were re
ports that he had married Miss
Goldman in New Jersey but the
marriage was never recorded and
at their trial for obstructing the
draf' 'thcy both testified they were
single.
Il represent the devil" said Miss
Goldman, at one OF her meetings.
."l am Al apostle upholding glorious
freedom, the apostle standing out
against law ana order and dcCenCy
and morality. / am for the devil
who leads the way to the absolute
yielding up 10 all the emotions here
and new. Women are the slaves OF
little laws and conventions They'll
learn to break the laws some day"
Herkman and Miss Goldman made
hAN1IIIlrfnT4
whore their magazines were pub
lished. but they wcro well known
In every large city IN the United
states ana also addressed anarchist
meeting I'm Canada, England, Aus
irttlia, Holland ana other countries.
These meeting enabled them to
live as comfortably as any despicd
capitalist would wish Admission
fees were charged. circulars sold and
subscriptions 10 their magazines
taken. At tn last meeting they ad-
dressed In Chicago prior 70 their
deportation the contributions to hclp
them fight depOrlAiions were 5000
Miss Goldmans bInkboOk. seized
when her magazine wHs suppressed.
showed weekly deposits running from
$50 to 800 with one NJ over $4,000.
They lived n tho best hotels. In
fact they offered 20 pay their own
way 20 Russia or failing In hat,
the difference between stccraEc aud
first class TN order To have the best
nCCOmm0dn tons
Berkman said he expected To 20 to
Petrograd and cooperate with Lo-
nine and TrotZky in governing Rus
STA He said his uncle. N Stnrick,
WAS the director OF all the Country's
railroads and also head OF the Mos
cow soviet.
All Given Warm Clothes.
"Why should I not he happy" he
remarked, ng he tied up box of
oranges which was put on board the
transport with canned goods con
dcnsed milk and chocolate and great
Quantities OF other food supplies that
the whole sovet took with It. Il
am going among friends
Most ~ the members Of The COM
muuo had ample clothes Of their own
but the Immigration officers took
caro- that no one should be imperiled
~ the rigorous weather OF Russia
Those who had not property
equipped themselves were supplied
from army stores. Including over
coats uuicrclothes, mIttcns, hats
and boots.
The commune took nearly hair a
million dollars In American money
witk-i' Bprkman said 'he c1sh pos
sessions averaged $1,000 each Most
~ II was in Freenhacks, but tR2fe
were some travellers checks FJ@@
Miss Goldman said her plans Cf-
ter che reached Russia were inden-
mite, other than that she would i'm
nediate'y organize the Russian
Friends OF American Freedom" to
carry on propaganda In Ne United
This government has signed It's
death warrant In these d,por'n-
tions" she said This is the begin
ming ot the end Of the United states
government am not going ~ stop
my work as long as life rests with
wo. Tho car never resortcd to such
methods as the United States is us-
ing i'm this first deportation Of politi-
cal agl'a'ors."
Threats Made Against Y. 6.
A similar prediction Of dire re-
suits for This country was made by
Arthur Rhtses. another leader " the
Russian union. who was arrested In
New York. q
The Rnarchist movement win he
carried on I'm the United States, al.
though the intellectual hesis. the
real top Of the movement. are now
heing sent away" he said.
Miss Goldman and the two o'har
women In the party were IN loon
black and none ~ tho three ,,hIb-
tied the defiance ihtt characterized
some ~ 'h" male anarchists Tho trip
was regarded as % lark by the young
est depor'ee Thomas BughImoff. .
l7-year-old nephew ~ BiankL who
organized a branch OF the union ~ /
Russian Workers st Freeport, Long 1
Island
The soviet left many individual