New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
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 Chief Rawlings of tho received a teie5 Interpreter M. R. Walinows night in which the local ma that Kralx4s' iron nerve wnt by the fear of approaeninx that he had made q com fcssion. The telegram w lows: k
 Got good confession fro admitting all Is breaking cried. Hanging at 10 d. q
 M. R. MAILING OWSI
 # was this copfession tiaz ing man repudiated this e Peter Kralas' Lifc
 The life Of Peter Kral<aH a cruel and cunning one
 served in prison for robbef> it not been for the parole ~ is in vogue in MaesachuHette even now be in the BfI Mass. prison instead Of ~ the hangman's moose. Had been that after serving a r sentence in the Bay state me paroled for good conduct { never have stained his sou, 1 blood of Father Zebrls. EaMI aitis. Policeman Tierney enI two other men whose death hiy door.
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 1t has been learned that Youth in his teens Kralsas 1| tiated with a number of ped lal cases and soon after attA| majority he fell Into the y1,| inc law Previous success i,| him bold. but he took orc fi1 noany- In broad tayliehf lu ago he walked into Brockt1 jewelry store ana robbed si, He made his escape tcnapo4.1 was chased and captured of five to ten years in Rfid prison was imposed. but nf1&z three and onc~half years paroled. whereupon be ss upon a whirlwind carcef tf and murder, which ended ~ states taking his life this mor
 
 Back 10 Ills Old Ways
 Those who knew him ih pfil that he was mild manusI agreeable fellow and was nex' Of any infractions of the pfIx' lie was released on Novcfu 1Sl4 and inside of two wec had broken into and robbed a store at Taunton. Mass, ownsI Stanley Statkowski. Eren 1 blcod-thirsty nature assefted fl be shot the proprietof fhfou arm. Krakas craveN the ee Common robberies had no cha him. Tn Brideewater he walked into drug store. S clerk dead and made his eetaw a little loot. He then came Britain with his pal. Bernard vid. Ii is assumed that he the raid of St. Andrews ! blinking that he would find Fl In this he was mistaken. but zebris was shot to death and <, by his hand and Eva Gilt met her death. strangled with a clothes line.
 Even then his hard heart soften. nor did his dioboliea ming leave him. He remained city, read the glaring accounts attended the meefil which rewards were offered Drrest of the murderers and occasion carried on conf, with an officer and an interpf l street corner. When the Tinally got on his trail he pao belongings and silently fitted
 Within three weeks after had left New Britain and naf icined by his pal Montvid he ha another murder Actu Is supposed. by fear of ari tle New Britain murder. ,rcned fire on the Wilminntot Thcn they attempted to arre Tor being suspected of having ,roperty and officer Tiorney fantly killed. Two other pol we're badly wounded by shots fl 'evolver.
 Thus, within four months inc he was paroled from cusi lad murdered at least four wounded a half dozen moro a number of robberies to be the man wao rated a church at Brocl<ton. le is also suspected with a n Baltimore and a daring roh hat place. He and Montvid n ke men who sent tbe fhre ctter Co Father Bojnowslki in tl
 Montsid's Trial tomine The trial of Montvid will h ext month in Hartford. the E otrt conNening on the firs- I n June. It is understood fhI tate now has "A oan,tafpte nn.a