Tuesday afternoon the little babies of No. 1 were going to the school. They loitered for the school bell to summon them. And here come Kozaks. They see the little innocents standing on the steps of the school-house, their parents on the opposite side of the street. What a splendid occasion to start the "Hunkey's" ire. Let us charge their babies--that will fetch them to an attack upon us. They did. But the "Hunkey" even at the supreme test of his cool-headedness, refused to flash his knife to save his babies from the onrush of the cruel horses' hoofs. I am relating to you, Mr. Foster, things as they happened. You may use my name in connection with your charges against the Constabulary. Sincerely yours, REV. A. KAZINCY, 416 Frazier St., Braddock, Pa. [Illustration: COSSACKS IN ACTION Brutal and unprovoked assault upon Rudolph Dressel, Homestead, Pa., Sept. 23, 1919. _Photo by International_] Governor Sproul paid no attention to Father Kazincy's protest, nor did he to a long letter from Jas. H. Maurer, reciting shocking brutalities fully authenticated by affidavits--unless it was to multiply his public endorsements and praises of the State Police. A favorite method of the Constables was to go tearing through the streets (foreign quarter), forcing pedestrians into whatever houses they happened to be passing, regardless of whether or not they lived there. Read these two typical affidavits, portraying a double outrage: STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA } COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY } SS.