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The charges against me were different, without aversion to any- thing: accusing me of Bolshevism, atheism, -etc. . . . The Judge, after hearing the case and being convinced in the ab- surdity of the charges, dismissed the complaint and released me, finally, and besides, he initiated prosecutions against some of the false witnesses, as criminals. After my release they did not leave me in peace yet and summoned me to the Federal Department, where Inspector Dick, after an inquest and thorough examination of my documents, he certified the legality of my being there, advising me, however, to go back to New York. Besides, I had been persecuted by some Federal agent, E, Kosterlitsky, who, simply being engaged in extortion, threatened me with deportation and other horrors. Being sick and tired of all this troubles I made up my mind to depart and went to New York, where I hope to bring this case to an end. Upon my arrival in New York, I met the pseudo-MetropoUtan, a former priest Kedrowsky, who informed mc that my position is very bad, as he told me that he turned over by mistake one of my affidavits, revealing the activity of the Soviet inquisition in Russia, to the "Narkomust" (the National Commissariat of Justice) and that I may be shot upon my return to that country. I would very much like that the authorities of the United States investigate this case. In the first place, where did he get my affidavit, and, secondly, what right did he have to turn it over to the Soviet authorities? This means, that he is an agent of the Soviets and is em- ployed by the Third International. Translation of an article published in No. 39 of the Russian weekly "Swit" {The Light) in the issue of October 25, 1923, at Wilkes-Barre, Pa. TO THE POINT AND VERY IMPORTANT. As a representative of the superior monarchial council, I repudiate with extreme indignation the alleged participation of the monarchists in the assault and battery of the unfortunate priest Dudikoff, according to the report printed in the "Novy Mir" (the New World) and other newspapers. This matter in the communication as well as in the conclusion has absolutely no connection whatsoever with the monarchists. Such criminal departures are incompatible with the dig- — 134 —
nity of people of this denomination, who strive to a firm upbuilding of Russia and respect the laws of this country. The described September the I7th 'debauch had been performed by violators who dared to raise their hand against a clargyman and even threatening to use a ready weapon. It is impossible to destroy the compromising book and thus cor- rode the persons described therein : a multitude of thousands of workingmen and other witnesses demand justice and a public trial, while the Jews also demand a clearing up of the grave threats of massacres against their race at this criminal attack and debauch. It is a tremendous scandal. Of course, for what had occurred wilt, first of all, be held responsible a part of the guilty ones, insofar as this vanguard of the tireless, fumigating riot proceeded along the lines of action at the described moment; and thereafter, when the trial will disclose the main cause which had provoked this ugly brawl, then will by itself be revealed the grounds which compelled to make the experiment in writing this sorrowful book. It is positively known that once upon a time Dudikoff even took an oath in a church that he would be discreet and careful in publishing things he had seen with his own eyes and, in this respect, he would have to treat actual, concrete matters as non-existing ones. For this, confidence has been shown to him and he had been promised an enviable career. But all this, nevertheless, was a terrible scoffiing at sacred things, which is so characteristic of persons who badly need an insurance- cover for their very non-transparent possibilities in applying in advance their methods of scaring and extracting extorting obligations. It is therefore sheer short-sightedness and unwise 'to destroy by pogrom- methods a book, which chiefly concerns those who are indignant against it. It is no use. The law of moral compensation is still in existence; its rays illuminate far and penetrate into human affairs. It is a thou- sand times not the matter with the book, nor with Its modest author, with his confirming name, but rather with those people who furnish- ed hte exclusive material for its contents, treating- (one word illegi- ble—translator) shameful for all moral fundamentals and the people enumerated therein without any zealous veal. In the first place, it is positively known to me that a reproduction of Dudikoff's book may now easily be found in the S\'nod of Berlin, Paris, London, Rome and everywhere in the entire wide zone of the Russian settling-. Apparenlty, "Habeat libelli sua fata." ^ 135 —
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Copyright 1924 By Rev. John F. Dudi
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CHAPTER PAGE XXVIII. The Horrors an
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FATHER AND :\IADAM KOKHAXXIK, Russi
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MY CONFESSION By FATHER JOHN F. DUD
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Prelate." himself, vouched for its
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een appointed Patriarch of all Russ
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ziwil, which position he hehl until
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Moscow Excursion, consisting of edu
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with him to 15 East 97th Street, wh
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also women, among them wives and da
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of the I-aw Code or Church Regulati
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the permission of those present. Ke
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"I Himself could not tell the diffe
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Alexander were now members of the H
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expressed his passicnate desire to
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"fully attuned" with the other. He
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to her and conveyed, in a whisper,
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time by peeping through the key-hol
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me to furnish him a considerable su
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out, the money was never sent. On t
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iosity too dangerous and tried hard
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presbyter to give me errands of a d
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Orthodox Bishop and the Roman Catho
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have me near his person as Vice-Bis
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politan Platon, who is at present i
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When I regained consciousness, I fo
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"VV^hat did you do with me?" Bishop
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suited the American authorities. He
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age tore it to pieces, shouting: "I
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conversation, which lasted a Avhole
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marry her and to unfrock himself. A
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later on "ordained" as a priest. Gi
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Platon ordered his servant to have
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arrest them, they quieted down. Pla
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knew whether he was in hiding or le
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Lord, what an inciting and repulsiv
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CHAPTER XXV. The HeUnans Gendarmes
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I not heard that very day Platon's
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On February 6, 1919, the Soviet Arm
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magistrate, who had held a similar
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to 76 marked on the wall in chalk,
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