The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28
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. OOro nho = The famous Exn1nA Oosama1.
~ Mis0 0oid0au talks Of anafcAssm 70
Ns1neaIeuiats1 10 take away ths Dream %
~ osd1nA9y law-abi1fng csf11en. - sne
stats IN clear ana concsse terms the theo-
r1es and dist,nct3ans that have meant %
Uauch % her. else has anything but the ao-
.Dearnuce of Mirage or . phiaoeoDner "a
.psfticoats. 0siu On the sunny 49, - q.
Aer fair. young face. unmarried ~ the tfiais
sua6 struogIss through which she has pase-
"a. ~ sof, evss ts9h out through gold
.Hlmnn6 glasses underneath tho tAunsy
'teim CT . Straw hat. and her trim ngure
2oohs - n she might defy I'll the police
'oespos IN the weird. not by might OF mus
.oIa, but By the force of feminine tenderness.
Delongfng 70 good family In Russia.
1eid 0oidmaa was piacsd 70 the nien
Dchool IN -. Petersourg. There. almost
Wilma the shadow Of the imperial throne.
ths caught the nrSt thrill sf the influence
Nat has shaped her whole subsequent ca
Heos and that has caused her TO ltngef Tor
= year In prison On Blackwell island and
20 ssesr repeated coofumeiy for conscience
oaha.
sns was only Is pears "a whsn her life
Was Arst touched BY ths new philosophy
and the new ideals that were 70 mold her
culture career. 0he found that her young
ochoolmAtes were largely In sympathy with
The impoverished and miserable condition
~ the Russian psasants. and In shsrt
ttns she eavs herself 70 the nsw hns of
work n whsle-hsaxted way that meant
. hoS slbs devotion Of : lifetime.
heath - DanAsA0sns.
A the dine she fsrst embraced the doc
ef1nee Ct uthtilsm q was . serious matter.
~ naneIfv for detection vas death or
naniehmenf. and every Russian knew fuIl
well that baniahment 10 Siberia meant .
lingering and horrible death. Nevertheless.
de little circles and groups met In 81
N~-~. VayA.
ss1vsl 20 evaAe the vigilance Of the Imperial
s.olice. Mias Goldman smlled. and said:
saOh. Il was not q diflcult q you might
Imagine. or course, ne fully realised the
danger in which We STOOD. and that very
TACT I'd u to be cautious But W had
mary sympMmsers. and they wsrs . help
% N. Russia today 10 impregnatsd with
the sptsft Of nihiiism, and IL psrvades iii
claaees alike. from the lowest T. the high
EFT. Sometimes oar meetings were held Ia
the salons Ut prominent people, where .
reception had bean arranged, and the very
Yublie1ty and prominence OF the people
were . safeguard against the suspicions or
sntesfsrence Of the police. 6omstfmes We
would meet. far out Ia the suburbs. where
. man and his wife had simply taken rooms
- lodgings.
For two years followed the work In
Russia. Then ! came 10 this country.
had . 6ster who was govsrness to .
Wsesthy family q Rochester. ~. r.. and
there made my homo. Our whole family
- there aow- For the drst two years de-
voted U1ywef 70 the study OF the
3cng1ish language. Ny hope IT that time
Naa 90 rsAprn - Russtas for loved my
Wosk there anA did net Ike the idea 0f
swing u uc Bnt BY sde4feee I.became m
Sereslsd IN the work In this country. to
which have since devoted myself The
SmmsdiAte occasion OF my going into the
49,. n ~ 49, sns scuaun Of Inc anar-
~. !. = 1esx ~.t 80 ~. !. sAe Asy.rAst 'rou-
49, e -. e"u -
esslu aa His. came int prominence
a1os ~ tnss country In 1873 In
N A Sy. o1Hne the Strike OF the
en. ms FIVE yean later she was
-. ro'~s"y su"uneu Win sami-
lss...n vi ao - sne de-
Gu.'1 ~ pucnc aaoressee In New York
"sn sso.eu woe Auenuon on account
Ur theH rauicAt ana anarcnissic character.
Sna : variant vas Issued Tor her arrest.
sn Ignorance that any such warrant had
49,. ss,Hs su' ~ sae Claims she went to