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H V A i J ?;•?•* . , V : i [ . saved hito fron witnessing what he reguried a* AD apactacle, It did not seTOnhtv iV.on rthe y;ioXflni >iiotionni raactions i t aroused* These emotions, ire 111A7 Bsaune, ware similar to those which h* bad eipsrienced as a child when he discovered his parenta In intercotir&a. It seetne logical to suppose that at that tin* he fait hie mother waa baing defiled bafora his eyefl but in view of his father^a potter and brutality he felt Mj&soLf uttarly helplsdo to redoam her honor or to savfl her tram, future adfiaulU. If this is truo, we would «xp44t that he Swore Secret vengeance against his father and, as had baan shown, there 1? evidence to this effect* Now the flama thing was happening again but' • - . • • . . . r : at hia real mother i t waa his ideal mother, Germany, who was bftlng betrajedj Corrupted and hualliatad and again ha waft L W .unable 15 cone to her rescua* A deep depreeaion set la of which ha writeat now followad were tarrlble days **" and STen wortfe nights, Mow I kntn that eTorything was lost. *kIII those nights j^y hatred arose, the hatred against the originators of this deed." But again he was weak and helpleftfl—E. blind cripple l^ing In hospital • He struggled with the problami shall our nation be freed froa th* chains of this poisonous embrace?" It would stem that the nore ha thought about it> the JBOT& his He probably deflpised and REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES