RUSSIAN GAOLS.
HOW BEILISS WAS TJ&EATED/ Time*'— 'Sydney Sun' Special Cables. (Received December 2, S.3Q a.m.) ; ST. PETEK3BURG, Dec v l. Beiliss, the Jewish clerk, acquitted of the "murder aT Kieff of ii Jewish boy named YuchcKinsky, has been interviewed. He made remarkable disclosures regarding his ' treatment while: in* prison;' poisorf, ie always: induced luasoid^'guards to sKare' his .food., <Hw''-. cell, door- was left open, to invited hihv tp', ; He peered through once, and saw a man holding a revolver, • The man crept silently, away. Beilisß would undoubtedly have" been shot if ,he had attempted to escape. The night before the verdict in his case was reached, a soldier visited his cell' and ordered him to atrip. The soldier, searched his clothes and mouth and combed his, beard. In reply to £is remonstrances, the soldier said, "Shut up, you.' devil. I have, been told to kill you." Beiliss's cries brought, the Governor, who said, "We are looking for poison." Afterwards, he was treated more kindly. Mounting the staircase on the final morn ing, he passed two students wearing "Black' Hundred" buttons. One of them, shaking his fist, said, ."They will teach you to kill Christian children, you dirty Jew." Be'.liss was greatly cheered in the presence of one hundred journalists, knowing that all countries would be made aware of tho facts, and that nothing would be hushed up.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 3 December 1913, Page 5
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228RUSSIAN GAOLS. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 3 December 1913, Page 5
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