Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-27
STORY OF A PRETTY ANARCHIST.
Emma Goldman Speaks Of Her Life and He
= Association with Bergman.

Emma Goldman Speaks Of Her Life and Her
Association with Bergman.
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af. Flick, for whom the police have been
hunting ever since the shooting. was found
this morning bv reporter in her APARTMENTS
in the rear ~ tho A, a eoor ~ No aAs F.s, ..h
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Germans and snole Int little Fno,;sb 'e
The vors na;the- coats nor Gets and THAR
heads ~ biords h.;- &c., ~, snS vh;,a .ha.
l,nrhed and ioSed he,veen ttar,ssIva. as Nc
Goidmsn ta;Sad ovidsn,iv sa,ist;.d tho, a. =
shrewd little woman ras a m.t~h ynr .nv mewa'
naner man why
One of them OPENED the door when the re-
porter knoched and said Miss Goldman WINS ut
home. but sick and could not be seen. but on
the reporter nersistino on remaining untiI
che cot better Miss Goldman her
self appeared and said that she
was suffering from a headache, having been
bothered to death by "you neWaDaper men ~
She however smiIingly asked her visitor into
the rear room and, after handing him
a chair nat down on the had and asked
what abe was expected to talk
about. As she talked che looked the reporter
straight in the face and answered his questions
in almost perfect English. Only once or twice
did her accents betray that she was not nm
American born. of which fact she said she was
proud
She talked freely about herself and her
anarchistic principles. grew angry when the
name of John Most was introduced and was
almost dumb whenever Bergman and his crime
were mentioned
~ am a native of Russia. " she said. "but
where wss born or of nv childhood and early
life don't care to talk came to this country
seven years ago, and have travelled about in all
the principal cities Of the United States lectur-
ing to my comrades. have never been ar
rested for any crime. but am expecting to be
arrested now at any minute"
Then the pretty anarchist INDUCED in some
sarcasm Mt expense of the police, who, she said.
could have found her at her home or around the
streets at any time during the past week, as she
had not made any attempt to conceal her.
self. She explained that she had known Berg
man for three years and saw him last week at
her rooms in this city before he went to Pitts
burg, but che declined to say on what day he
visited her or on what day he left the CITY.
In answer 10 all questions relating to Berg
man and his crime she replied that She knew
nothing about it. and she did not know where
he was going when she parted from him last
week
If did," she said with a roguish laugh,
"you don't think that would be such fool as
to tell You reporters You write nothing but
lies, but don't blame you. because the public
does not want to know the truth when it is not
the kind Of a story they expect and want"