Evening journal., 1915-07-21
RED HAND" PUTS
THE death MARK
ON MALINOWSKI
Continued from First Page.

his brother, Bernard. shown by Malin-
owski, was received by Bernard at
Taunton, Mass. II was taken from
Montvids effects at Wilmington. Del,
and translated by Malinowski. IN II
Anthony advised Bernard 10 tell
Lithuanian people that he had been
in this country but two years, when
in reality he had been here FIVE years,
and TO say that he was selling toilet
articles to pay his expenses at Val
pariso University In Indiana
Say that you have no relatives 10
help you" and Say that you have
half-brother or cousin named Charlie
who is studying 20 be a doctor in
Chicago" the lotter instructed Ber-
nard As q matter OF fact, Charlie
has been in this country but q year
and lives al No PIP Whittenton
street, Taunton, Mass. In another
part OF the letter. which contains in
terminating sentences, Anthony ad-
vises Bernard 10 Keep silent on politi-
cal questions and be very careful
what he says The best way is not
20 stay in one place very long" the
letter said In one place, the purpose
OF which the police are al a loss TO
understand, Anthony requested Ber-
nard 10 write and inform him Of any
conversations he might overhear.
Scheme TO Fool Police.
Continuing in his outline Of Q
crooked plan, Anthony told Bernard
| TO carry with him a fake recent
book, and II he was stopped by the
police and accused OF selling arti-
cles without a license, to show the
book and say that the articles are
merely premiums given TO the sub.
I scribers Of "Galvocius." This publ.
cation, Mr.. Malinowsh says, has beer
out OF existence for three years.
Il have absolute proof Of the ex
istence Of the Red Hand" said Nal
inowski to the correspondent. 81
have In my possession more thar
thirty letters containing the name
and addresses OF Red Hand mem
bers all over the United States" IL
then showed a letter signed by III,
Red Hand" and sent 10 Montvid a
the iail in Wilmington, in which tn
prisoner was called a vile name. Fol
lowing that was, in part:
Last message for you. We hav
ready bullets for you what you talk
All that you know we are not afrai
Of. We are not afraid Of anything
If we do get arrested. But you vii
[ not live no more"
Another letter IN the possession {
/ Malinowski signed by the "Red HAND
Of America. j." said that the members fes
! that Montvid will give us all away"
further said: "I think that Presider
: pruseika and Sestolas (said TO be Sc
Q retary), better 60 away for some time
e On this same letter are names
e other members arranged in such a wa
3 as to indicate that various tasks he
+ been assigned to them. These nam
r Malinowsi refused to reveal at III
). time, saying that TO do so might inte
e fere with several men in different plac
= being brought 60 Justice. In another le
+ ter Montvid's life was openly threaten
), for "squealing."
= Krakus a s'Red Handler"
J. Before Kralsus was hanged IN Del
q ware for the murder Of Policeman Fra
o els Y. Tierney. Montvid sent a letter
e him which indicated that Krakus, e
n was identified with the 'Red Hand
Malmowsl,i has this letter. In il Nor
vid advised Kralsus TO "tell the nam
:. of the Red Hand committee and do n
e keep your mouth shut longer. ! em co
I fined and time is passing Silence W
2 not help"
S Another important letter held I
s Malinowski was mailed 10 Montv
? from New York in February. This le
- ter said:
e "If YOU do not want TO belong an
J. flunger, then do not belong. But
{ not forget this regulation" The al
q companying regulation said that eve
though he ceased 20 be a member,
10 must never divulge the names
t members or purposes Of the society
q Malinowski laughed az Anthcn
5 Montvids reference to his brother
8 religious nature, and told Of Bernar
d Montvid's enthusiastic address ar
IS Socialist meeting in Peoria. H..
{. March. 1914. Regarding the stat
y ment that Bernard was always hoI
y est. Malinowski showed a telegral
J. indicating that the Taunton Mass
police now hold a warrant for his a
b rest on q charge OF larceny.
n There does not seem 10 be even u
y slightest possibility Of Bernard Mon
e vid escaping the same death penali
paid by Krakus.