The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

many 81 them lofn. but the bomb
would be thrown NJ "a certain per
son Who ia certain way filled the
position uf minister OF the interior
Mr. Ftuhve. ln fighting against na.
tiouhl discomfort. had recourse 20
force lie committed The
GRAYESr 0F CRIMES
Therefore. my cousin killHa not b..
cause tho victim represented autur-
racy. nor the Russian government
bat BECAUSE HE MtsRErHE
SCENTED TIE GOVERNMENT I
hope your readers viii understand
my meaning here
"rlehva aubleetad our comrades
60 all kinds of torture AMI punish
meut so We rose against him as che
prosecutor and murderer o. the
people Before the war with Japan.
plrbva iuHtiKatsd "A war In Russia =
interior. and regarded Russia as a
foreign country ~ his acts oar
hand was soaked with the blood Of
our citizens when the workmsn
spoke for their rights. they were
shot and for this he was 10 blame
hlNiH AHNN any hNH FAH'
My cousin and I we're brought
MP In tho same town together aud
I probably know as much ~ hts
real lifo story ~ any living man
BE WIS a sensitive had Hnd thor
ourhly appreciated the awful
wrongs OF Russia we'll remember
how much TO heart he took tho
sight OF procession of collins in
the streets and how he went at an
awful hectbcomb n lnhabltautH
shot down before hts eyea These
unfoftuuatra we're victims ~
Plrhvr'a policy
"sansueff waa b. birth and char
actsr a man Of peaceful dispuai-
ton. and the story 81 how be was
converted into a fevolutlauiat and
gladly took the life at r. man rs In
trnaaiy interesting and Uill open
the eyes % many American.
both our families he nddsd.
were very religious and In very
good financial circumstance. Our
parents we're patriotic and adorned
The walls # our play ruanH win
pictures % the emperor At school.
We had patriotism beaten into ~
until we hated the sight % the
school. Our instructors seemed 20
have bat one obiset In view that
81 stamping out Of un children any
spirit. and Voc unto the boy Who
dared 70 ass any question regard
ing anything detrimental Ia cur
fathrriandi
10th u ne lads vent 20 the
Moaeaw university with The ambl-
tlnu q being nrmstyoo docturu and
attending only 10 the wants Of III"
poor
Nut until 1901 dIa my cousin take
any Interest ga the revolutionary
movement. and then DO uaa simply
Inclined toward liberalism
IE WAS AHHEErEn
ana became a couylet. Bnd there. for
ths fret tifus. be- read revolution
ary Htnrusnrs Re then learned that
Freedom of speech Haa forbidden In
ths land of she rsar
.saaruaff uns only liberated
couple 90 munthn ehsu he waa ar
frafsH again FOR reaiinE HHglallHtlc
books. and ha vas bHuiahHf miHd
you. not fur any aetivc damnumira-
lions. not because n stood in the
streets and efiad foe revenge on the
uurdsrrrs Of bis friends and feiinw
sufferers. bat because be had The
TEMEmrY To THINK FOR fIM-
SELF
lie became a socialist by rea-
souiuE
lie b.cau1s a rrvoiutlauiat b.
persecution.
~ftarauns the unfortunate young
man was one wha doHifsd 60 Rad
literature - hiH oan srlee tiun. and
thought for himself. and did not
shape hts mind 90 the mould % the
government ~ was "a rripou~r Ter
q year and half was pefaeyufad
and horribly tortured At enc time
the Esndarmss stretched his mouth
UNTIL IT CRACKED
az the ends. and broke his right arfn.
In prison they searched him daily.
and be vas nearly driven mad by
the disgusting manner IN which
they Inundated him. Even hla
mother Tiny anuD WIS subjected to
gross Insult.
And do you blame this young
victim OF HusHlAH tyranny for be.
coming a reVulutioutHtF
The Russian visitor grew intense
- excited Ia hts description 81 his
cousins wrongs. Hnd dramatically
extending his hands. every finger
81 which was broken and miaaha pen.
cried
THESE HANDS I BROKE ~