Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
OUR DEPORTED REDS
GET WARM VEL COME
FROM THE RUSSIANS
Soviet Will Set Them at Work
According to Their Pro
fessions and Trades.
NO HITCH IN TRANSFER
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

ny AsHlcia ted Press to Every Evening
Teujoki. Finland, Monday, Jan 10
Radicals who were deported from the
United States were given what might be
termed an official reception inst outside
of this village to-day In the crowd that
greeted Alexander IScrkman, Emma Gold
man and their "conradca" was " Inrlen,
member of tho AL Snvlcts Executive
Committee. who, after bfIef conference
With Berk man. agreed to permit tic whole
party to cnter Bolsheyik Rlpfia.
There la no question ihov will ho
welcomed in Ruaaia. SAID n Iorein,
we viii give them work according IT,
their professions and trades. nut first We
must provide them with comfortable
horncs and feed them we'll
There wac slight delay IN getting into
touch with the Ilolahevlki. whneo lines
were about = fnilc distant from the brook
marking hc frontier of Soviet territory
When. finally . conference tad been ar
ranged, lSerkman. accompanied hy I'm
uiah Officers and newspaper CORES pond
cnts, went out on The ice. meeting the
BolshcvlEiin tho middle q the stream
Both partica cnnepcuously displayed
white Tags. tho onr carried hY the boi
shevlk soldinrs being table cloth lied tn
. rcd pole
After short parIcv, the soviet officers
srrnmaueI the nenhora ~ thr soviet
committee III Petrngrad. winch included
Joseph fou,Iehrrg. former British labor
leader. and NJ Toroin Tho rnmnittcc
was conducted 81 Ferrioisi. whero con
ference was held
On tie Way back 10 tho village. NJ
Zntcin told Berkrnan Tint Admiral knI-
ehak hnd bccn made prisoner IN siberia
fhie news Was shouted - othcr deporfecs
Who pcrc leaning ont Of tho windows u
the tram, whlch was standing ~ the
station. and was received with cheers
Shortly after the decision II receive tho
radicals was reached the whole party de-
trained At i point vhere wood road
leaves the railway and runs towards the
forest 4 few who were unable tn walk
were placed IN slcighs Finnish soldier<
guarded tie roed aud the transfer waS
made without hitch
Captain Emil Nielsen. II the British
Ted Cross entered Soviet Russia witu
the radical fur the purpose of arranging
n ahipment of supplies 10 British PRISONERS
The tram waited for him at Vihorg and
II waa not until o clocl, tins morning that
II reached T"rlJoki.
Conditions aaYc considerably improved
IN Petroprad, according - n Xorein,
who aaid everv one there 9As getting one
and a quarter pound Of bread ier siay
There II comparatively little ldiencsa and
wood and fuel are more abundant making
III, mdre pleasant than heretofore Iic
sand Tie greatest difficulty tlld heeu
experienced ii getting roai 70 operate
factories. but reecntly, a8 . result 81 I'm
proved transportation, some aud been
brought up from the south.
VI Lorpin spoke entirely 20 the eorro-
spoudeat Of the Associated Press of ~
experiment begm IN organizing military
forces Ter work
Our crack Third Army. which VAS thc
lest ot those used IN siberia against
kolchsLk Was withdrawn from he ront
he said, and although this organization
Is kept under strict military discipline, #
Is no longer fighting but Is j working
machine Is principal task Is supplying
PetFograd with food. which IS secured oi-
rect from peasants and bringing III
wood ts ouF military requirements de-
crease, W hope 10 convert more Of oar
troops t. industrial purposes. stisI keep
ing each unit intact On military footing
HelSlng{ors, Monday, Jan. 80 I hc
United States transport Ruford, which
brought 10 radicals from ,he nited
State to Finland. arrived nj IielSingiors
this afternoon having sailed from Uango
this morning with the DESTROYER Ballard
her convoy