Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19
Blood Sacrifice" Accusation De-
CARED Pretext to Excite Anti
Semitic Riots and Halt Propos-
ed Laws Favorable to IsreIites.

NEW YORK, Oct. fisherman
bernstein, the author, has just re-
neiyed from a man whom he describes
- one of the foremost jurists in
Russia what the latter declares to be
The true story OF the called ritual
murder case at Kieff and the names
II the real murderers. These facts,
ue says, will be brought out in the
resent trial Of Mendel Bells, the Jew
accused of having murdered the 10
tear-o,d Yuschinsky boy for ritual
purposes.
The statement follows:
The former Police Inspector Kras-
.EShy and the Journalist 5. l. Brazul-
H..shaovsky, belonging to the Rus
SIAN nobility, having made separate
.Hresu cations, have secured very i'm
nor.snt material, disclosing the actual
mrderers Of Andrew Yuschinsky.
ron May ., 1913 CRussian style),
rne aoo.,Ilau Brazul- Brushkovsky
made statement to the assistant
chief Of the genCarmie of the Prov
Erre of Ejefr, in which he named these
uur1erors and submitted the evidence.
he had secured. The following is
resume of the results of the investi-
-aG0us
Tells Of Thieves Rendezvous.
I'm 1911 the house of the widow Of
81 Postal Telegraph official, Vera
Taheberyak on Ntrkhne1 Yurkovsky
street Eieff. served as a meeting
place for thieves, notorious criminals
and visiting lawbreakers.
zone Of the constant visitors at
F.heberak's house was Andrew Yus-
,1iu-ky-the iIlcgitimate son of d
farmer neighbor of Vera Tcheberyak
nd chum of her son, Ihenya. The
Toys We're regarded safe by the
members Of the gang.
"A short time before the murder of
Auschiusky the boys had a serious
Quarrel. and Andrcv Yuschinsky
threatened to tell the police all that
vas going on in TcheberYaks house
,H"nya told mis- mother about Gus-
nhinsky'> threats.
Then several incidents occurred
which made the gang suspicious.
Vera Tcheberyak was summoned to
Pie police station. A day later MarCn
the ponce arres, ed Tour or the lead
..S members or the gang. Iheh the
nome on vera IcneDeryak was
sealrnoa for the first time by the po-
nee.
Boy Doomed to Death.
1.-THE gang began to suspect that
some one familiar with their aCtiVi-
-..Iica Rcc,I1ire~ NnGro,, Yuscbin-
,kv.s threat. the criminals were con
rnred that it was he who had be
raved them and decided to murder
the boy in the home of Vera Tche-
heryak. They cast lots as to who
should Kill him
ON March y. at about O'Clock
)" the morning, Andrew YuSChinsky
came to TCh"beryak. The murderers
dragged him to little bedroom and
commenced to torture him. one held
uschinshy while another was stab
Ding him in the temple, trying to in
filct painful wounds that would not
lrpyc fatal. \ third was Wiping away
The blood with rags. guarding against
any blood staining the floor. Thus
fourteen wounds were made,
Then the tOrmenters struck several
blows with q sharp instrument into
The head through his hat, fTacturing
Fls skull The body Of the murdered
boy was then wrapped in a rug and
carried into the drawing room. where
i- was placed under a couch.
After an unexpected visitor, who
INTERRUPTED them, had gone. the slay-
rrs washed the boys body put clean
understanding on it and carried it to
q barn ON the night of March 13
the body Of Yuschinsky was hidden
away I'm a rr'lar