The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-11


individual. and I would feel with anybody
who suffers. II I had means i would
help him as much as could. would see
that he had council ana that justice was
done him..
Though the whole world waited anx-
iously aHd eagerly Friday afternoon fo-
the bulletins from the presidents bed
side. Miss Goldman did not care enough
about the report that he had been shot
which she heard the newsboys shouting.
10 bGp paper. It was Saturday noon
before her interest was sufficiently
aroused TO cause her TO bup a newspaper
containing the story. She was more inter-
ested IN the arrests Of the Chicago an
archists than in the presidents condi-
ton. When asked why she did not ap-
pear before the police when she learned
that she was wanted. Miss Goldman said:
WAS NOT IN HIDING.
For reasons of my own ! did not make
myself known. 1 ike TO fool the police
when I can. The very fact that I came
TO Chicago shows that / had no inten-
ton of hiding myself II I had wanted.
! would have been able to so from ST.
Louis right across 10 Canada and then
they would have looked for me a long
time. came here especially TO De on the
spot when I saw the necessity OF anaounc-
ing myself TO the police. and also 20 be
able TO help Dir. Isaak and his family,
they being among the anarchists arrest
ed If the police were able 10 connect ne
with the attack on the president. i was
ready to give myself up. when I arrived
in Chicago I went 70 a hotel and regis
tered under an assumed name. Later
went 10 the home of Mr. g. p Morris.
whom 7 have known IN a business way for
about a year AS FAR as 7 know he is not
an anarchist. but he saw no reason why
one individual should not give shelter
TO another in this land Of the free, and
he did it."
ALL MEN BORN EQUAL.
Asked II she thought Czoigosz's act was
praiseworthy. from her viewpoint, she
answered. "I am not in a position 20 say
whether it was good or bad. IL is bad for
the man who attempted &C. ] am not in
his boots. and know nothing about q.
What I don't see is. why they should
make any more fuss about the president
than anybody else. All men are born
equal
But some men rise above equality OF
birth" a reporter suggested
I'VE are al interested Ia the man We
hav emade our chief
L don't think that men put him IN Of
fee; think monay put him ia Office.
she replied.
In reference TO Czolgosz's alleged state
ment that ne was inspired by lecture Of
Miss Goldman in Cleveland. the prisoner
said.
1T is foolish 70 think that this man
would claim that De did that deed alone
and unaided. and AZ the same time claim
that ] inspired him. IL DE had accom-
plices and stlI claims that be was acting
alone. DO you think Dc would have ein-
glad me out as the only friend he would
not protect by assuming entire responsi-
bnty? He may have heard IRE IN CleFe-
land. for ] lectured there twice on Stay ?
last As 10 my arrest. i the police fea
waited a few minutes longer they would
have saved themselves the troubie--and
The glory. I was about fo give myself ap-
would have done 50 last nisht had
that I w0uls 60 this morrfurg and size
rnrself Up. when Captas1 sehaeiiief
came ont 70 arrest rae De- found 1e are-e
ing .aud & had q little fun Nith HIM. aa !
have told you before
BORN ~ RUSSIA.
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