Anna Louise Tittman Memoir - University of Illinois Springfield
Anna Louise Tittman Memoir - University of Illinois Springfield
Anna Louise Tittman Memoir - University of Illinois Springfield
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<strong>Anna</strong> <strong>Tittman</strong><br />
!%r@y. Jay 28,. 1919; "Heard <strong>of</strong>ficially today that Che<br />
that ' s a town, tlTurnen, and Ekaterinburg, have been<br />
viki. That .Red Cross personnel were safe in Omsk<br />
teen nurses would leave Osrak for I&ut sk. It They<br />
I think. "Expecting that Omk my be taken.<br />
activities in Orrc;k and return personnel there<br />
hopes. "These are very uncertain t-s. "<br />
"July 29 ; Attended financial cormittee meting. It was Very interasting.<br />
Cornnittee appointed on discipline. I was pleased that t& cormnittee report<br />
read that personnel starting on train nwrber 19 to gp to Verkhmudlnsk<br />
includes Xss Anderburg, hrican Red Cross nurse, and Mi@s W i l l i q , aide.<br />
They were in danger on the Manchu~ian border where bandit$ attempte<br />
the town, but Red Cross personnel and guards took refuge Ln a brick<br />
ing mtil Russian Amy eliminated bandits. Mail from Washington,<br />
Xss Dalbey, Will and Hmdett and Miss Xller.<br />
you how. "First dl for several weeks. It<br />
1 3 ; lnfantry dance nighttim. l1 Oh, this is goin@; to be interesting.<br />
"Saw the Sheman come in today--that ' s a warship, you hw, it was a trans-<br />
mrt; ship with 1200 En aboard. It was while I was dres#ng. The wmkg<br />
has fog&, I could see ri&t out to the ocean.<br />
END OF SIDE ONE<br />
'lWtt1e did I think a~ I lifted distance glasses to s+ the boys on the<br />
deck that nephew was one <strong>of</strong> them." That was nly sister? Rose's oldest son,<br />
Louis Hiclanan. I told her she should have namd him TYtWm Eclanan. "He<br />
phoned me tonieflt , but since he is in quaranth I got a pass and went out<br />
to see Mm." The quarantine was because <strong>of</strong> the cholera. Tney were all ri@t,<br />
but they weren't allowed to get <strong>of</strong>f at the place where tky docked, and so<br />
we went out to see him. - & had sore HawaLian girl on tw string when we<br />
got there.<br />
'We went over the transport. He is on his way to Manila and will leave in<br />
a few days." Well, we took a basket full <strong>of</strong> food and niqe things to him.<br />
That was Miss--oh, isn't that awful that I forget names. ms Mary, the one<br />
I mntioned in the pPctures. Well, 1'11 think <strong>of</strong> it.<br />
Q. How did the Hawaiian @rl get on board the Sheman?<br />
A. I don't know. No, I don't how. So, maybe she Ud gom connection,<br />
you know, with the Army.<br />
Q. Was she living in Vladivostok or had she corn with tqe boat?<br />
i<br />
A. Well, she was going to EZlblla, you see. Now that se funny to rn that<br />
they cam way up to Siberia first before going to MaMla<br />
Q. Where had the boat core mm, do you know?<br />
A. It was a United States boat, it was a transport ship,