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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
GRoZoTE YOU'VE.

Porocevalec nekega nemSkega
lista piSe IL Vranje, Srbija: Trans
port ra%njencev prihajajo L boji-
sea o IA oZom Bledi obrazi
brezbrizno gro 4 nosilnic. V IRA
ku trepecejo drgetajoci GLASGOW,
XII mi rezko udarja.jo V uho -
lahna in straSna simfonija boleGi.
ne in Obupa.
Ma stotine GloveSkih trupel 5
prvimi naglimi obvezami, trud-
nih. nezmoznih giba, gre mimo.
V otozni luci .iesenskega dneva
Sc belo bleste obveze.
Necinoma so vojaki 4 ranami
ma CLAW III ma prsih, XII so Jill do
bill V strasni bitki pri Humane
va. Turk in posebno Albanci
dobro strelJajo V praskah MOI
prot mozu; turSki topovi so bill
slabSi. Nth zrtve MISC mnogoSte-
Wine.
Inan obraz Sc ozre vame. Pred
nckaj dnevi sva Sc bila seZnanila.
jason III Zdrav Sc .je razgovarial
z mano porocnik Peric sedmega
polka, ko Sc je mudil V glavnem
stanju pc sluzbenih opravkih.
Stopil sen k MENU. Kljub veil.
kim bOlecinam, Xxi ga oGividno
muGijo, Sc skuSa smehljati. Opa-
zim %gibanje, kakor da hi mi no.
tel profit roko - ampak mlada
roka lei tam dol pri Kumanovu
- ko je drzal sabljo, mu 10 ie
zdrobila turska karteca. Bolesten
izraz zasenci obraz. XII Sc je zdel
"a leta ~starejSi. Nekdai tako jas
ne oCi so Zrle strahote vojne. Iepe
poteze V obrazu so Sc spacile in
razblinile V strasti boja - teh
sledov cas- ne izbriSe tako magic.
Lajtnant Peric mi je pripove-
doval zanimive podrobnosti IL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

Nsak dan Sc prevazajo ranJen-
ci Belgrad. Mnogo Jill je, pre-
mnogo IA najvec Jill je pablo ma
kumanovu, kjer je bila straSno
krvava bitka. Mnogo %ranjencev
umre in pc Belgrade je videti
mnogo mrtvaSkih i~zprevodov.
Razgovarjali smo Sc tudi zne-
katerimi Gastniki, XII so znali po-
sebno lepo pripovedovati o bit
kah in vojnih strahotah.
Marsikaj sen 81 zapisal pc pri-
povedovanju ranjencev, mnogo
silk, IL vojne in Jill pozneje po-
piSem naSim citateljem, ker VEN,
Ola Jill DO to zanimalo.
Sodrug DragiSa mi pripovedu.
je te dive zanimivi sliGici:
Nekega veGera mi reGe sodrug
Jordan, da so ranjenci sodrugi
prosili, da Jill obiScem. Ne We ne
kdo so in ne kje. Takoj Sc ma
potim, ali Jill ne MAIDEN. Mashed
Mi da je priSel strezaj, mas So
drug in mi povedal, kje leze. Sci
sem k MIN oh I. zjutraj.
Ko sem vstopil V prostrano
dvorano Z mnogimi posteljami,
ma katerih leze r%anjenci. so Sc
zravnale glave in obrnile k meni
Buna dominiaca, tovariS
DragiSa. Satralska Partul Socia-
list! (Govorili so rumunski. 20
naSe Sc glasi: Dobro jutro. so
drug DragiSa Zivela socialistic-
ma strankaD
- Odkod ste Sc well semkaj
= Jill vpraSam nemalo zaGuden.
Tako. mi odgovarjajo, "a
k~apitalizem ginemo V rudnikih
i'll ma Kumanovu!
Sedem III zaGncm razgovarjati
z mimi.
- Najbolj nam je zal. da mas
j. mobilizacija odtrgla has V ire
notku, ko smo Sc pripravljali ma
stavko, Ali belgijski kapitalisti
maj Sc ne v%esele: elm Sc vrnemo
V rudnik, bono organizirali stav-
ko -.
10 SEN odhajal Z bolniGnega
oddelka, me opazi sodrug strezaj
i'll mi veil:
- Hajdi, sodruze, sem. kjer SC
sani naSi sodrugi,
Grem.
- Dobro .jutro, sodrugi,
u dvajsetih poSteli Sc oglasi
Odgovor:
- Idravo. sodruge.
Pa mi zatno pri2ovedovati G
bitkah in vojnih receh. 10 do.
konGajo, me zacno izpraSevati:
Kje je sodrug Tuca (Tuco.
vie, urednik "Radnickih no.
vie y? kaj je 4 MIN?
I vami je bill Ma Kumanovu
Kakor cujem. ie bill ma dcsnem
krilu -.
- \ mi smo bill ma levem. Ia.
To Sc nismo videli. \ kaj je ; so.
drugom Zivkom (Tupalovicem)
- Tudi on je bill ma Humane.
WI -.
Sretcn .JakSic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
ANGLESCINA.

Mi %pouGujemo angles6ino in lepopisje
ze peto leto. U6imo potion dopisova
MIA. Dobri uspehi. Lahka metoda. U6i
te Sc donna. Pouk traja do sest mese
cev. Solnina nizka. Pisite pc poiasnils
So danes.
slovenska Korespondencna Sofa,
1880 T. 10th St, Cleveland, Ohio
(Prejsnji n%aslov: GIG St. Clair Ave
8. B. 10Y.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

b moSke in zenske Z rdecimi
hi ma rokavih, kajti mnogo
ranjcncev v Belgrade. NidiS
hi vojake ~rezerviste. XII gredo
pol obleceni V svojo lastno O.
Xeko. napol V uniformo. Strazo
bed raznimi drzavnimi poslopji
bravlja.jo starejSi kmetje V last
Nh oblekah III 5 s%tarinskimi dol
5mi puSkami ter bajoneti. Vol
ka. kakor jo vidimo V Belgrade,
3gleda kakor milica i'll Geprav
y ureiena pc zor modernega
,vropskega militarizma. ZlaSti
1a zbode V oGi naslednji pojav
la belgrajskih ulicah; vedno wee
finaja sorodnikov vojakov. Po-
Rcajo syoje mile i'll drage, ki le-
e v bolnicah, ali pa so re izdih-
Hill -. To je skoro vse, kar vidi-
ho tie dni ma b~elgrajskih ulicah
Use drugo, kar je preje ozivljalo
blgrajsko uliGno zivljenje, Je ma
skini MA TurSkem. Drugace je
dir in tiSina, XII jo MOTTO lie pro-
" jalci casnikov, ali pa kakSna
nknifestacija, kakOr je bila oni
In vsled vesti o padcu Skdplja.
Ampak V bolnici mott tiSino -
4ekaj straSnega - javkanje ra-
3!jencev z bojisca, javkanje, Xxi
EN- ga bill zdaj sliSal prvit.
, OBJ IL. odidem 5 sodrugom Lap
ievicem in Sc Z nekaterimi sodru-
ii V vojno bolnico, Xxi s%estoji IL
rec velikih N modernih zgradb.
s posebnim duSevnim razpolo-
hnjem, z vznemirjanjem sem Sci
sodrugi V veliko dvorano. Prvo,
kar sem slisal, je bio:
"Lele. lele," je vekal ma vso
poo ranjenec ma prvi pOstelij,
Ajegov rojak pa ga je skuSal to-
kziti.
Use postelje so polne r%anjen-
fv. Poleg n.jih so bolniSki sire
bji in strezajke z rdecim krilem
Ia roki. Med strezajkami je tu-
nekaj visokih b%urzvaznih dam,
i Sc hoGejo 5 ten popularizirati,
rugaGe pa slabo delajo. Strezaj-
e in strezaji govore V raznih Je-
bkih. ker so priSli cd raZnlh stra-
b. Enako tudi zdravniki. Grem
d postelje do postelje. Ma VISA
i lei ranjenec. Eden je ranjen
nogo, drugi V roko, ia V glavo,
Rniv srednji del t%elesa, nekateri
pa so naravnost straSno zdelani.
Eecinoma mirujejo. nekateri je-
b.. V eni sobi lei ranjen Arnavt,
drugi turSki lajtnant, V tretji
kurSki paSa tako nam pravijo.
V Belgradu .je okolo 1000 ra-
pIencev.
Pridemo do novega ranjeuca
DragiSa pravi:
To je tajnik enc nash bel
lrajskih organizacij. sodrug |.
lZacnemo Sc raZgovarJati 2
i'm. Ranjen je bill pri naskoku
kumanovo. granata IL topa
Ia je prizadejala tezko rano V
bgo. Pripoveduje nam. da je BIZ
pri Kumanovu straSna bitka.
cbov .je pablo oko 5000, ranje-
IN .je bilo okolo 1000. TurSke IL
Ilbe Sc ne morejo dognati, ker
bile ogromne. Pri Kumanovu
pablo mnogo kmetov. Srbom
mnogo Dripomogel trdnjavski
DIP IL NiSa, Xxi ga je bio pripe-
Rlo Is parov volov DO Humane
Ia. Srbski topovi so strasno uni
3vali in so najvec pripomogli do
tvojitve Kumanova, kjer Sc je
ka doslej najvecja bitka med
bsko in turskO armada.
Nadalje nam pripoveduje isti
3drug, da je pablo strasno stew.
Arnavtov, morda okolo 10000.
fhrSka armada ma umikanJu
bziga VAST. Ponoci Sc vidijo SAM
pzari.
VpraSamo GA IA Tucovica in
Iivka.
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Mas vojaki so bill razljuce-
nj, prpOveduje lajtnant PeriG.
ko smo ma povelje svojega pol
kovnika Gicica naskoGili, sem sill
okolo sebe hripave glasove in
sem videl obraze, XII Jill ne po-
cabin. Pred Mani Sc je neprene-
homa bliSkalo in pokalo, toda mo-
ia uSeSa so bila neobGutna IA zvizk
krOgelj. SliSal nisem nikakega
b~olestnega glasu. n%eprestano .je
zvenelo "\aprijed.', ne dabi Sc
zavedal. ali st umikamo pred kro
gljami turSke pehote in njih al
banskih pomagacev, ali gremo
naprej. Nenadnmo vidimo pole
pred Sabo r%azprostrto, ma MEM
stoji velika gruGa Albancev. XII
imajO ma koncu cevi belle Gepice.
ttegnilo Jill je biti mad 500 MOI.
Mehanitno sem zapovedal:
"Ogeni ustaviti,'' "Albanci Sc
vdajo' je Slo skozi vrstc. Pribli-
zali m Sc ma - korakov. tedaj
pa je nenadno pocilo IL albanskih
vrst III mas je obsul dez krogel.i.
Hip tiSine. Potem pa zasliSim
kirk. stOtern, straSen. vem. da tu-
di JAZZ tulim in kricim. ampak ne
spominjam Sc, kaj V naSih vrstah
Sc ne SliSi nobeno povelje. nihGe
hes trelja ampak ze V nasled
njem hipu smo ST zagrizli V SOW
raznika.
Ne Spomimjam Sc mic wee. ONO
tica, XII me .ie pograbila. me mine
Sele, ko ST. ozrem okolo in ne vi
idm nobenga S~ovraznika. Prihra-
mite mi slehrno opisovan.je - ne
Ell Alliance nam nj uSel
Utrujen omahne r~anjenec. Moi
v%praSajoci pogled zadene n.jego-
vo roko. 'Igodilo Sc je kmalu
potem. Brzcas je bill kos Skrapne-
la, cutil sem lie udarec, toda nobe-
ne bolecine. Zbudil SEN So. ko
sem bill ze obvezan.'
Ubozec brzkone niti nj vedel.
da so mu moral odrezati roko cd
komolca, kakor mi je povedal
vojaFki zdravnik.
Lahko ranjeni konjenik mi pri-
p~oveduje. da je srbska konjemica
umikajOcemu Sc sovrazniku ne
prenhoma IA petami. Use niece
jo cd sebe', pravi kmeeki FAINT Z
zani6ljivim glasom. lin beze. ne
VEN ali Y Skoplje aliv Veles
To je eden tistih. Xxi ne vedo
niteSar povedati. Slepo .ie ubo-
gal. Streljal in udrihal. dokler .je
mogel. Idaj lei tn. eden sreGnih.
i'll vidjo svojo domovino IA ceno
Slcer boleStne. ampak vendar
brez Skode Sc zdraveGe ranc.
Pijazni zdravnik mi pokaze
drugo sliko. Nebrizno. Sc zda.i 5
krvavo podplutimi ocmi. lezi
pred mano MOI. Njegova glava,
MCCOY vrat sta popolnoma V pc.
vojih, tclo Sc ne game. Nj ranjc.
nee, ampak hromec. Eden tistih,
Xxi so So bill : sovraznikom MOI
prot mozu.
\eizrecena razjarienest Sc ic
polaStila srbSkih vojakov. ko SC
priSli V VAST, popolnoma razruSe.
ne; vaScani pa so bill pomorjeni
Tupatam .je bill kateri ~nesreGnik
Sc NV in je PROPORTIONAL, da .je
bll ~sovraznik ma umikanju vse IL.
Neil. Arnavti so morili kakor
blaznl, matere so bile prisiljene.
da so jedle meso lastnih otrok,
ZelJa pc maScevan.ju .je podila
srbske vojake kakor vihra prot
tnrSkim okopOm; razvila Sc je
Strasna borba. moza prot mozu.
BoJevali so Sc L rokami in L Job
mi IN tako so uaSli tudi ranjen-
ca XII lei pred mano. oklenjene.
ga mocno turSko pest ma vratu.
Oh teh okopih so Sc videli. ka-
kor pripovedujejo zdravniki. mai
StraSnejSi bo.ini prizori. V nered.
nth sknpinah so lezala trupla. OBJ
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Ali Je kaj navdusenja Y voj-

govora. kulturen svet ste ne boju-
j. rad. kar Sc je obueslo, je lie
plod dobre militaristiGke organi-
zaciJe i'll velike vzdrznosti voja-
kov.'
Sh smo k posteljam Sc neka-
terih ~ranjencev. Nenadno Sc "a
Slisi glas bolniSke streznice.
"Uredite okolo sebe. Prince
sa prihaja!"
Hci kralja Petra, danasnia ru-
ska k~njeginja Jelena P~etrovna,
Je priSla IL Petersburga, da bo
"bloniSka streznica''. Ampak
'posel', Xxi ga opravlja pri ra-
nJencih, je bolj nekakSno nadzi-
ranje, kakor pa delo bolniSke
streznice. Pride V bolniSko soho.
oblecena V belo obleko. V sprem-
|stvu velikega Stevila zdravnikov,
|bolniSkih ~Streznic in s~trezajev,
poreGe s%lehernemu ranjencu ne
kaj besed in gre - dalje. In po-
tenn St vrne ma dvor, kjer je vse-
kako prijetneje kakor poSluSati
Stokanje ranjencev. Spremljal 10
Je tudi Prime Pavel.
10 m vse paviljone bolnice
obiSli, smo Sli ven. Ma nosilnicah
pa so neprenehoma dOnaSali V
Eolnico novih r%anjencev, XII so pin
pripeljali Z bojiSGa. Najprej Jill
prineso V operacijsko soho, potem
pa V bolniSko soho. g.
V zelo zalostnem razpolozenju
smo zapustili bolnico in V njej
rdnjene delavce in kmete; zakaj
gospoda so belle vrane med nil
mi.
Maj n~ovejSe ~jutranje vesti po-
rocajo o nOvih srbskih i'll crno
gorskih zmagah. Padla so nasled-
MIA mesta: Ferizovic. Mitrovica,
Prijepolje, Sv. Nikola. Slip, We
les.
Srbska III crnogorska vojska
sta Sc zdruzili in prodirata dale
V smeri, da Sc zdruzita Z ostalo
srbsko vojsko. Cd Skoplja so Sc
Turk pomaknili do Bitolja.
Ma vseh straneh so padle o.
gromne zrtve. o katerih uradne
vesti - molGe.
Neliko je vpraSanje, kako Sc
vse TO zavrSi. Evropske velevlasti
So zacetku boja oznanile. da
Sc balkanske drzavice nimajo ma
dejati nikake osvojitve zemlje
ampak zdaj ne more biti o TEN
govora. Tudi avstrijski polurad-
nj liSti. kakor "Neue FIR. Presse"
III Poster Lloyd. piSejo, da
mora priti do i%zpremembe statu
sa quo ma Balkanu.
To bo zdaj na~jvaznejse vpra-
SAME. kakor tudi vpraSanje. ali
ne BIO imela ia vojna IA posledico
evropsko vcjno.
Belgrad. 30. oktobra. Oh Sc
danji organizaciji %poroGanja l. bo-
jiSea, Xxi Sc je pray posebno po-
kazalO V voini ma Balkanu, hi ME
cudnega, da vOjni p%orocevlci ne
porocajo o dogodkih ma bojiScu,
nego lie f~eljtonski opisujejo Svoje
vtiske, Xxi so Jill dobili tam. do
kjer so mogli dospeti. II bojiSca
objavlja.jo vseti lie uradne draw
ne pisarne, a ostale brzojavke in
dopisi st strOgo cenzurirajo.
V Belgrade je Sc najzanimivej
81 obisk bolniSnice in razgovarja-
MIA 4 bolniki. Ulice so zelo emo
licne. vedno wee je videti zenskih
V Grnem vsaka zaluje Ia kom +;
pray posebno mnogo je ma ulicah
opaziti kmeckih druzin. Xxi hodi-
10 cd bolnice do bolnice in iScejo
svoje mile in drage.
V bolnico sem sc napotil Sc en-
KRAFT. To pot sem videl arnavtske
in turske ranjence. Vsakega
spremljajo z n~ajvecjim nezaupa-
njem. a nekateri odklanjajo ce
10 jed, bojeci sc strupa drugi Sc
skuSaio tolci $ strezaji. Pravijo:
Sc Sc bono kali. ne mislite. da
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Milwaukee,. Wis.
Use oci obrnjene ma Milwaukee

Use o6i obrnjene ma Milwaukee.
Ako Sc zanimate "a napredek
c~loveStva pazite ma Milwaukee,
kjer socialist kontrolirajo mesto
in county in vrSijo veliko delo.
To pa najlazje storite, ako Sc ma
rocite ma Milwaukee Leader,
nov. soc. dnevnik. Leader je IL
vrSten in metropolitski casopis,
XII prinaSa vse novice, najveG po-
zornosti pa posveca delavskim in
teresom.
Narocnina Ia cello leto znasa
$500, 25c ma mesec. - Naslov:
The Milwaukee Leader, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
STEAM TURBINES HIS TOPIC.
John H. Hanna to Talk Before Elec.
frl "a ENGINEERS Tuesday,

John III. Hanna, chief engineer of the
Capital Traction Company, will give a
description of the new steam turb ne
generating station Of that company,
which has recently been Installed at Wis
Consin avenue and Water street. George
town, al the January meeting of the
Washington section of the American In
Stitute OF Electrical Engineers. which
will be held at the telephone building
80 18th street northwest. Tuesday even
ing at $ o'clock.
The announcement Of Secretary II. r.
Stahler Of the Washington section of the
institute states "Non-members receiv ny
Ihis notice are cordially invited TO at
find -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
Story of the Crime.

Richeson's crime is the murder OF
Avis Linnell on the night of October
la Miss Linnell, girl of nineteen
years, was a native of Hyannis. where
Richeson formerly preached. and was
studying at the New England Con-
servatory of Music in Boston.
Miss Linnell was found dying in a
bathroom in the Young WOmen's Chris
tian Association building, where she
lodged At first 1t was believed she had
taken poison, but a day or two later 1t
taken cyanide of potassium in the belief
that it would remedy her embarrassing
physical condition.
The day following Miss Linnell's death
Richeson went to the home OF Moses
Grant Edmans, father of Miss Violet Ed
mans to whom Richeson was to have
been married October 81 last.
1t was reported to the police that the
Young pastor had been engaged to Miss
Linnell 1t was also a police theory that
the minister was the person to whom
Miss Linnell's physical condition would
cause the greatest worriment.
On the night of October 10, William
Hahn, a druggist at Newton Center. re-
ported to the police that a few days be-
fore the death Of Miss Linnell. Richeson
had bought cyanide of potassium from
him. The next day RicAeSon was ar
rested at the Edmands home in Brook
line. The wedding invitations We're re-
called.
a special grand jury October 81 re-
turned an indictment against Richeson.
who pleaded not guilty. His trial was
fixed for January 15. Later he resigned
Richeson is about thirty-five years old
and was born at Rose Hill. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

merce that 1t has risen largely from
the intimate study German people have
made OF other peoples, even to the
ends of the earth. With the results of
these studies at hand and applied, Ger
many has found itself possessed of
considerable advantage in fields of
commerce.
The members Of the Geographic Society
find that geography has a lighter side.
The returned
Find Lighter Side traveller al
of Geographic Study. an ass a,a, nnos
appreciative of his tales of strange sights
in foreign lands. The world has become
so small that We are now "A family of
nations who gossip about one another
and who circulate millions of photogra phs
about each other.
One of the remarkable facts shown by
statistics of the National Geographic So
ciety is that business men are deeply in
terested in geographical Information.
Among it's membership are to be found
1000 bankers, 10000 manufacturers, 12,-
600 engineers. 10000 lawyers and doctors
and 1910 officers of the army and navy.
The membership of the society is con-
stantly growing and perhaps no other
scientific organization in the world shows
such a relatively small number Of
lapses of membership as the National
Geographic Society. During the past year
less than 2la per cent of the members
dropped out, while many thousands were
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
RECEIVES TAFT'S THANKS.
President Grateful for Careful Work
of Train Engineer.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
CONNEI.LSVILLE, PA, January g.
George x. Reed. Baltimore and Ohio
passenger engineer of Lakewood. Pa.
formerly Of Connellsville. is the posses
sor of an autograph letter from President
Taft. Mr.. Reed hauled the President 5
special on the night trip into West Vir-
sinia on the last leg of the President S
recent tour.
President Tai, says: ITO you as one
Of the engineers whose palnstaking care
and skill made my long trip possible
without accident. / am writing-at the
Il. st opportunity l have had since my re-
turn-to extend my warm thanks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

paper men. while in private office We're
Mr.. Morse. John II. Lee, the Virginia
lawyer, engaged by the father of the
young clergy man, and Philip K. Dunbar.
After al the papers had been found to
be represented Mr.. Morse said:
Gentlemen, | now give you Mr.. Riche-
sons confession.
Typewriter sheets containing the con-
paper men, and those who paused to ask
FOR some further explanation We're tod
that there was nothing more to be said
1t this time.
Some of the women who had placed
their faith in the innocence Of the young
preacher and We're steadfast in the be-
lief that he would be freed by the courts.
wept when they heard the news, saying
that they could not believe 1t.
kilograms were sent to Richeson's ia
Their. Varland Richeson, at Amherst
Va. He had expressed his belief in the
innocence of his son. based on the &C
an old man and the blow, 1t Is said, Will
shorten his life.
| Miss Violet Edmands, to whom Richie
son was to have been married eleven
days after the death of Miss Avis Lin
| nell. is in another state She left, 1t IS
presumed, to avoid being called as
witness at the trial of Richeson. she was
sought during the past few days at
was not located.
General Surprise at ayann1s.
| HYANNIS. Mass, January 6.-The
news that the Rev. c. v. T. Richeson
| had made a confession that he muir
dered Avis Linnen was received here
with considerable surprise by a MAORI
ty of 1.-The townspeople. While there
was a general belief that the minister,
who formerly held a pastorate here
was responsible for Miss Linnell $
death, it had been expected that he
| would make a defense. relying on the
supposed inability of the state to prove
| that he gave Miss Lnnell the poison
| that ended her life.
| Soon after Richeson's arrest his eftigy
was hanged from a tree in the yard of
1 his former church here.
| Members of the murdered girls family.
while greatly shocked at the admission
of guilt on the part Of their former pas
tor, expressed relief that the matter was
settled The girls mother. Mrs. Edgar
Lnnell, said:
Since Mr.. Richeson is guilty, We are
glad he confessed, for it relieves our
minds. I hope that it will mean that we
will not have to so to court to testify IN
| the case"
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w A. Richeson, an uncle of Rev. Clar-
ence v. T. Richeson. the confessed MUIR
derer of Avis Linnell in Boston. when
told over the telephone tonight that his
nephew had made a confession and asked
for statement, replied he had nothing
to say.
Replying to question as to whether
or not the confession was a surprise to
him, he repeated that he would make no
statement for publication.
It could not be learned whether the
father Of Richeson had been apprised OF
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the confession, but he probably does not
know of it tonight. for he lives con-
siderable distance from telephone or tele-
graph communication. his home being
fifteen miles from LynchburS. The gen.
eral impression here, where Rev. Mr.
Richeson formerly worked when a youth
and where he has a number of close rela-
tives. has long been that he was guilty OF
the murder charge AGAINST him, but his
confession came as a distinct surprise, for
it was not anticipated by his relatives
here.
John L. Lee, who is the leading counsel
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Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
kEYSER, w. Va. January 6.-Among
the holiday pardons granted by Gov
Glasscock of vest Virginia was one to
Wheeler Day. who was sentenced from
Grant county for stealing sheep. Follow
ing his conviction he escaped from the
constable and was at large q long period.
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INTERLAKEN. N. T.. January g.
Samuel D. Sample. aged flfty.three. Tor
fifteen years principal keeper at Elnira
reformatory and later employed In . like
capacity at the United States prison at
Leavenworth, Kan, and ut the state
prison in Santa Fe. n. NJ. died near here
yesterday.