The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-17
A GERMAN PILOT
DOCKED THE VESSEL
A Large Crowd Watched
the Landing 70 the Mot
ley Cr0wd-Finnish Au-
thorities Will Look After
the Safety Of the Deport-
ees Until They're Passed
Along.

States army transport buIoIu, having
on board 249 radicals deported from
America, arrived here at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Finnish pilots could not
dock the vessel and German pilot was
summoped.
The reds on board viii be taken to
the Russian frontier by United States
labor buseau and immigration officials.
Alexander Berkman and Emma Gold
man. who have been considered the
leaders Of the deportees, have declared
they will not remain in Russia, but viii
return to America to save it,
After the Buford had been docked,
Berkman and Miss Goldman led pro-
eession of radicals down the gangplank.
A large number of persons assembled
On the wharf gazing curiously at the
landing The reds made up motley
lhrong, their faces being full of Curl
osity as TO what their future might be,
while there were traces of anxiety lest
they might be attacked after they had
left the protection of their American
guardians. Finnish authorities will
look after the safety Of the deportees.
After they had landed, Berkman and
Miss Goldman talked willingly with
newspapermen. Asked to give her opin-
ion Of her deportation, the latter re-
piled: ut was melodrama to keep it
secret.''
at was unfair and stupid" inter-
jected Berkman. "You can't kill an
deal like that. The czar tried and
failed He is dead and forgotten"
'sDo you want to overthrow the
American government" Miss Goldman
was asked.
4You need a new government" she
answered, @and ] hope the election will
provide it."
1t is her intention to return to
America as soon as possible, Miss Gold
man said. She asserted that she be-
same an American citizen by virtue of
her marriage to Jacob kersner at
Rochester, N. Y, In 1887, and declared
the court decree cancelling Kersner's
certificate of naturalization was illegal.
Miss Goldman was divorced from Gers
per In 1889, but she claims this did not
alter her status as citizen of the
United States. .
aAs Nietzche said: sThe test Of love
Is the power of endurance" she con-
tinued, chat is what will be my lot
antil return TO America. viii not
torsal<e America"
Asked what her plans were, Miss
Goldman said:
'T shall not impose my advice upon
he Russian government, but shall re-
main affiliated with the bolshevilli. /
hold my deportation was an injustice
We were not given chance to prepare
M
She drew a sharp distinction between
bolshevism, as it Is known in America
md Germany, and as il is practiced in
Russia, and explained the significance
" world bolshevism or anarchy. She |
asserted II was nearly 200 years old |
tnd meant approximately a brother
hood which disapproves of all govern |
ments and demands equality among all
citizens, and a division of all clothing, |
supplies and products. She evaded max |
ing any reply when objections were
faised 10 this program.
"Bolshevism of my kind, not the
American or German SORT" she said,
scan never be suppressed"
the was compelled TO eat her meals in
The Buford's dining room. where she
was 'sn object for all eyes," instead Of
with her comrades. She added that She /
was obliged to waive her objections
so az TO protect two girls, one OF
whom was taken 10 America as baby
and has no friends in Russia. while the
siher has but two friends in Russia.
but their whereabouts are unknown"
BerkInan j. under contract 20 write
ior an American monthly publication
series of articles about former Amer.
ran prison wardens. among them
Thomas Mott Osborne. He will also
write a number Of Russian sketches, he
aid. Asked II the reds would labor. or
roud confine their activities TO poll
ics. Berkmsn replied they would be
,mploy-ed in mines. but naturally
Sould participate in political mattcrs.~
4e declared he would form league Of
Russian friends q America. similar 10
he American friends Of Russia OF the
after organization he said;
III has grown - eminentlv respect
ible that even former President Taft
: q msmber.-
Dangerous Passage from Kisl to HsnEo.
During thc fhree-day journey from
Siei r. Haneo the voyaEr was danger !
.ss IN the exfreue berause merinr mines I
~ the Raitie have not besn removed |
" the German g9gernneuf. seo,rfinc :
y vari1us uFaers - fha Hafari Anli
xpert German pilot. nanel >ehuilt.