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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
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1er aene sGinfradts- -Stamm" uirS
am IA. 0esember sfiisiea
initaairt iuerben.

Ter neugegriinbcte oeutif|e Gin.
frahtsItamm oes Sroens Der Notb-
nl1nner nirb oemn1hit bon Der
8roBIcge oifi5iea iitltnairt tuercer.
8eitern Nohmittag iofb BET glniins
ssfamm eine 8erinnnllung Der 8rob.
loge bon Chic itntt, in iDelfer Gber.
arobhef ssobn Gmingbol5 ben goriit
fiibrte. ssn oieier geriamnlung pa.
rem nuh mebrere genmte Der WatiOs
nol.@ .@robloge aus Netu g)orf pertrc'
ten. Gs lpuroe einitimmig beidloi'
icn, Ger neiien oeutihen 2oge 0erl
Charter su perleiben nnb bic Beam
ten Der 8roBloge nerlieben Der Soif'
nitna ausoruf, oaB Der neu geariin.
oete Gincjnnatier Stamm iih boil
s,i einem iinrfeu nno lpertbpollci1
@lieoe in Der aette Der Gotbnlnnner.
2oaen entipidein iperoe.
7arauf begaben iidJ bic Serrei'
nnh Dem Sauptaunrtier Der neier
2oga, Dtar Sennings Wiiiiical er'
d,anae. sier mar Der gorbereitinas'
ansifnB fir Die ,suitallitionsfeier be
reits unter Dem @oriis BON slrd)itefi
gbilipp Bfeiiier 5iIanmeneefonl
men. Iic ssnltnairuHa Der neuen SoaG
miro am IA. Iescruber in Der Wanlt'
cal Grdynnne itaitfinoen. Ias ar
'iangementsfommittce lit entid)loIicn
oieie Seier 3ii elmer III jeoer Siniid1
ipiiroiaen uno eldn5etoen su geitol
ten. 3abIreife berporraeenoe ge
|amte Der 8roBloae baben ihre an
iDeienbeit 3ugeIagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

GueraiidJe Yrspasauba i'm Sutersiie
oes Erbens gsplant.

,sm ssntereiie bes Groats Der aa'
tboliifen Ritter BON Chic ,piro bier
in allern1fater 3eit cine energiihe
anH1pagne in's oeben aeriiien ner'
ben, Inn oem Sroen neue Wsitglieoer
5u5uiiihren.
TiesbesiiaIife geihliific tpuroer
in Der seitcrn Raf,mittoa IN Der St
antonins Sale on Der Buoo Strabe
liattaebabten mcnntIiden 8eriamm'
luua bes Soeal Council aif 8rlrne
cincs geridts aefaBt. ben Sas por ei'
niger 3eit ernannte aomnnttee rn'
terbreitete. nelfes Fropaaanoapor'
ihltigc nusnrbeiten lno porieger
ioIte.
Tie GmpfehIunaen oes 0ommit
tees, bic su geihliiilen erhoben mlir'
ben. ainsen bohin. bas Golntp m lie
fen Tiiirifte einslthcileil n,io III ie
Dem Iiitrift einen gertreter su er'
nennen, Der nit ben 3weiaperbdnoet
In Dem Tiitrift in 0erbinouna ftem
unb eneraiih i'm Sntereiia oes Or
oens orbeiten icIl. inbem er Silent
Iid,e Observation-Disclosures ar
ronairi mnh fir tiiftige Reoner Cor
ne tr1at. sserner iollen i'm 2aufe be-
ssabies cine coer swei Wdiienpsr
iammI,macn anberaunlt ipsroen, fill
inelte aleid,ialls tiidtiac Meoner 81
iihcrn iino. bic Das ssaterfiie ces Or
oens nerfretcn fonnen.
Sd,Iicblih ioa ieoer 3ipeig in bet
inonatIidFnSibunaen bes Zeal Goun
ell aans aenau iiber ieine Witalieser
sahl berihten. oaniit feltseltelIt ner
Den fam, oh Der 3meia Wit9lieoel
aclpcnnen ooer oerIoren bat.
ssn Der eeitrisen geriamniliina De
oocnl Council cntbot Aep. &enr,
oammers, Der Silfsprieiter an De
|Gt. a,tonius Stride benz Gonnei
ben Ninfomm Der 6elneiahe. Gin
|Iaoungen AZ ben Tanftnaieiern DC
3lucine Der ct. anfoniiis. Der 81
;yamiIic nno Der ct. aapiers 0c
meinbe nuroen pom Council anse
mommcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
Has Der 1iamant

unter Den eoeliteinen. iii anafeiis
inter ocn Arineien: 0os pertbpo!liie
Scilmiftel fir bic ihmer5baitcn, ieoe
9ebcnsfreiibe peraallenoen Saincrr
boioen. Gie nnoern WitteI bieicr srt
belfen, tpenn iiberhoiipt, mr. poriiber.
aehcno. anafeiis hagegen miro in
ssorm Don .peiden Stilblsapid,en nn,
Sibc Oes 2cioens in Den aorpcr Elm.
acfiihrt. brinat icnlit Die ent3iinocten
ODER blltenoeu Moerfnoten In oire.tc
gcriibrlne nit Der luirfiomIien Ars-
mri nno linoert iofort ole brennenaen
Sdmersen, nm ihlieblid, q SeilHn q
AZ e3ieien. 3u baben in alien Hpo.
ttnfsn. Yroben frei sugeianot BON =.
Neultoebter d Co.. goJ 1916. Ndu
Oorf. o,ir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
neun Stunben). trai ldnft bonn Dim.

neun Stunben). trni fnnIt bonn Dim.
mel bcrdbifr0menber Neacn ein, mel
der atpei WoMen ununterbrphen an
belt. W6brenb b<s RtaenS ithrte
Rapii1n Uailes Gtnnbifh. spel6er NIT
einem sFobraeuae nud5 oem QDrbtn Ge.
ihifit mar, um QebtnsmitteI herbtist-
ihdffen. lpohlbehdlien nnb nit poller
aablna aurid unb berihtete qleihsei-
tia, bas bas .nofifns G6iff niht IN.
teroeaanaen, ionbern nur burd einen
Siurm perihIaaen ipurbe uno iih b..
reiis duf Dsm Weae nnh VIpnloutb Sc.
finbe. Nuf bieie Nohriht bin ipuroe
Der bereits erfpdbnte DdnifdannastaI,
Gnbe Suli 1923, dnaefcbt.
Bon bieier 1eier unb gum 1hii
cnt bon jener. irelfe I'm Sabre 1921
aba.bdlien ipuroe, riibrt Der urIprun9
unierer gesenip1riigen Danffoguness
feier her. ooh porb bic erite allgss
meine Dantfosnng erit am 22. Jes
brudr 1880 In 9oRon protlamirt unr
biefe 75titr in ss, auf bic oft irrtbiims
liheripeiie ols bic Der pIpmou.b pil-
erims binsepitisn tpiro. Wit bieIfr
s5eier bette cs folgenbe BspanotniB.
Der Minter 1929 30 mar Elm 1us
berl ftrenner. ale 2ebensmittel fporsn
nabesu aufasbrdnht nnb es brob.:
cine 6ungersnotb dus3ubrehen. ga
eubl;rb tam bos Shiff, tpelfxs man
bor LANCER 3eit nah Qebensmitieln
ausssianbt bate unb beiuahrte 10 or:
Wetpobner Bottoms Dor benz 6uneer'
ipoe. Die Bepobner tpub.en. baB e
in anbetraf. bef 6ilfe NIT Subel al.
/ lsin niti abeeiban iei unb 10 psrs
Icmmelten lie Fh am %. bebradr In
ifren 0ebeishdufern, unt ouh Octi
inbriiniiia gu oanten.
Der erii. Doniiagunastdo, fpelhe;
aut NIT luitbarfeiten In 0erbinbunc
nit alIaemsin.m Oottesoienite gefeierI
purbe. fano i'm alttn gonitoate irf
y,lpmcutb gountD am %. De3embel
1896 fidti. Sm Dnrauffoletnoef
sabre iuurbe elm dhnlitsr 9dntias
anngstag am IL. Gstober abaehdlisa
lei benz elm benz gotiesoieniie folssn
ces ;yeiiefen ein. grobe Role ipielts
ssm Sahx 1742 protlamirtt 9oil-
rerneur Ghirlen BON WaHdhuittti
srrei Ianiiosunsstda.. Der beocu
tenbHe Iantfagunastag Der oamail-
een periobe mar ieooh oerjeniae, mel
der i'm Sabre 1746 in Bottom obaehalt
| ten tpurbe unp ;rar anlGBlih nfs u:,.
teraanaes Der fransoiiiten Tlo.ie
.uelfx bic Gtaot bebroht taite. Gona
9eit ipuroen bann 9dntiaguncstaa
in unreaelmdBiaen apHdenrdumer
rnb aus berfhieoeuen 0.ranlaHunaer
rrotlomirt. go am 18. Nouembel
I1T77 aug anl1s Der 4nnahnie he
aonhitu.ion. bis fflsblih Der leBt
DonnerSoa i'm Nopember pom Ron
areb all Dontiaaunastds btiiimm
inurbe. Oies mar inn sdhre 1850.
Der ueberanna BON einem losaki
All einem nationoien unb BON eintn
oeleaentlifen su einem iGhr!iAsl
Tanticeunasf.fe polsoe iih ieoo5
aI!mGlig unb ianefam uno ietns 0s
jEihte oehort erit neuertr t2eit an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
Camp Naisinston 0emeinSe.
fufarrsr Sch. q. Wps.l

Gin s.nuBrsitrs aonseri fano g.
tern abenb in Der airhe Der Deutitrn
Gpangelii6 prot. Camp Wlihingtcn
Geueinbe iiait. Dasfslbe bait. tln
iuniiperisGnsisss publiium a.se,osen
uno be airte lpar fan bis auf ben
lestsn pIog b.itst. DER Srasniit txr
gemeinbe. 0srr Benjamin % GGmp.
Tpielts ole Srsel uno feline i.eltnraasn
0ortrdge errssten auBsroroentIihs Be
frieoiguns. 4uh mr airhtntcr be-
jtano NIT Gbren uno frma iamEIt Mn
Soliiten uno benz .Sbrine@ Grosser
auberornentlib gum Grfoig ets
Mbenbs bel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
Deuf(djts G6eatsr
1as goIfsitaf p5ranlein 1oftpr"
nnb cine bal6e Stnubs lteberbrettl.

Die Wsfuher I'm DeutIdeu 5bsa.er
tDurben aeftern abeno iiber Die Miisre
bes aefhIofsusn Sonntags angenebnt
binlpeaestdufHt burd bic bubide uno
abpehslunasrsite 9oritelluna Die
linen aeboten ipnroe. Gebit Der auf=
fibruna oss pierattigen 8oltsitiids
.1rGulein Dottor, pon SEQ Stein,
cab es cine tar3peiliae ueberbrettts =
ltnterbaltung. bic beitens selang uno
in Der 9hdt elm. ansenebme Qbfpehsz
hung In bas pro9ramm bradte. 3iz
leftor Otto grnit S6mio mar ein
bDfit IhlagFert;eer Sonfersnsier nno
turh feline lnuniasn gemertunaen sur
ginleitung mar nit Den. gablifurr
fhnsa iener aontott bergsitellt, Der gu
einem intimen aaborstt unsntbehrlid)
lit. FRI. eninor Naparrp sroffrete
ten Reiaen nit 9ortrdssn aus ttaIies
niihen Opern. Serr 5uns 5orpatb
fdnq bds 1orre1borli:b uno i'm ipeis
tern gerlauf fOlgtsu 0stlamationsa
uno Dortrdae Don Qieoern uno Gors
pleis BON foit alien Ulitslieoern bss
GnIembles, pornebmlih syrau 5eitnc
giiraer. Irl. anni gollinie Senben,
fonie ben 5errea So1n 5siitel, 5ons
| iorftner, WilD Dieorih. aboip6
Gtone uIip. Director Shmto sab oIs
feiusn geitraa gum aubarett bas Or.
C., ssiittnerihe Qieo ,1ie beuti6en
soeale" gum gsitsn. aapelmeiiter
| Shinhon bate bic 2ieh.r auf oen
HIiael besleit.t. Die Witpirssnbsn
,uuroen iammf rnb ionoers NIT rau:
Idenbem 9eifdn bsoaAt. Der rbunt:
a6eno" ihsint ttn 2eutsn tpirtlih gsa
fallen au haben.
uIrdulein Doftor" lit i'm 0enre pe,
2'arrpnaeIhsn Boltsitiide geidrRben
bob rsiht QeD etsin an isin 8orbil,
nift beran. Der 9srfaFsr seibelt pt'
pertebrten Experimentation, or
Ieis gotter oes Sauiss in bic esiebr
ten gerufe treibl. S6lisblit tpsroeI
| fie Iih atxr oes rsdten @egs bepu5t
itnes Weas, Der in ben Safen DER sh
| fibri. 9os S.It puroe re6t ln
etlpielt. FRI. AMANDA Blum in BE-
1itelrclle, SSrau Glf. SdmibsGort'
u!s bic girtuofin, Der autmiithts
0ater in Der prdttiesn Dor'teaun;
fes 6.rrn WiiIer 5abricius, ior'
nis anoern WitDirtenoen rpie De
Iipcrtluitiee aoniul beg Serrn 5oni
;;yoritner, Jrau Ss!sne 9iirs.r o!s Df
SHUTTER unb bi. onbsrn Mitalieber be
| ssamilie, RolIsn ri. Trl. eoainisSen
| cen uno 5err Wiur 0i:srih inne bat
TN, Ssrr syohn 1siiteI als Or. Ror
mann: lie u[Ie bot.n ihr Be''es I'M
tis goritelunl rpurDe in ssSisssus
W,ife hrausa.bgaht.
ginem pislf15 ssduberten Wun't
nadiommenb hdf Direftor Stmt
fir nGffien Sonntog cine Hteosr
foluna Der GilbsrtiGen Sperettt ~On
| Sunoiernitiit" tng.iest. Die Spsrett
bat bei ibrsr Gritnuffuhruns ourt
lIhlaaenoen Griols errungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

3ie 2eiter oes @orfina @opS
Some, go. sis Gseit Heultte StraBe,
hnben cinen auiruf an oas gubliflim
crlaIlen, IN rpcId)em iie orinaeno um
iinnn;ieae llntcritiiBuna iiir Die Sin.
italt eriaden. 1ieanItalf bietet aaein'
itehcuoen ssnabea. bic lid 0as tag
Iid,e 9ros oeroienen miiiien, cine
0eimlt1tte unS miro aiisihiieBIid'
ourd, fre.lpinige geitrase erbalten.
Bearnlpartia iit mieoer cine aepolti'
ae gbbe in Der aaiie. ia cs lit Ieioer
Elm aniebnlidcs Geii3it gu perseitnen
|nnb icioriiee SiIfe tbut oaber orin.
|oenb Seth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
q. n. .. n.

Die Dumboloi aoee 274. 4. o. g.
r., fpeldk iib isten WiitDDn MbeEo
Inn Obj ;Eslloiu 1tmpsl an Der Giss
benien unh Gin Gtrote utridmme!t.
ipIrb am Mittnon. ben e6. RoOems
ber. ben Ginneihanas Gruh erthsilsn
unb bie jptite Non,inotiDn ber Seam.
ten pornebmsn. lDo3n be Ulitslieber
ber noae unb e4ipelterlooen frepnb-
Ii9ft ein0elaben iRS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

IiGe Dontfdounasfeier. cine reliai0is
Teiflimtcit. bic pcn ben Dehorosn Neu.
enalonbs einaeIest fpurbe. fdnb in ben
lehsen 1aaen bes SuIi. pernuthIih an
Wittpod,. ben 30. stuli 1923, iiatt.
Dds Nobr 1923 mar ein an unnlld
Defenders reifxs sHohr uno bic Wl,
orime erflSrten troftlos bob. tuenn II.
asnb Elm Oolf ouF GrbeR Is rs0thia b.
Be um fein sd.liM.s Broi III beien, Il:
pies NoIt feien. Gens WodsH land.
nnh Der briiten Mche bss MondiB
Moi. fiel iaum Elm 9roDfen Rsnsn. IN
ben sSeInerm berbcrrte oer Wdis una
anbsrts Getreibe tpcrb BON ben all
hsnbeu Gtr0hlen Der erbormunaslos
herobbrennenben Gcnne perisnai. vi:
onn3e 6pifnunc Der Nildrime tonstn.
tvirie iim 0uf bos einireffen sinss
SGiFies BON Graldnb. bod. NH bal
llnaliid nem --0ksr al MAIDEN. bradlis
ein Hifm<rbcct bic Nnhriht. ook bdi
EGiH uaterr~-nnoen rel. sln b'fscl
fnr6tboren Roth beftimmisn Die BE-
hDsben einen 1nc. an benz ale Mfbeii
ruben nnb bic Rclonihsn fih rcrtirsts
Gen fsIIten. Ustt Inn Grbarmen nnsn-
rwfsn. Die llx6erliss.runa era6blt.
tnk. nIs BE QoIoniilen M aum Gs6e'
ptY5dmmeIten. bae Come dtrer benr
snbeg brnnnte Oh jehe& bie Der
S1mmhmA besnbet mar f|s pdRStl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

Dos Set lit crit oIlmdblig Elm natio.
tldter sJeiertog semoroen. - geiue
0eidtdte. Sn friiberen 3eiie.i
ipnrhen Die Eanfiasnngsieite uad)
beionoeren 8eIesenbeiten onaeoro.
net. - als firhiiher 5eiertng.
Tie Ginfiibrrna Der sseIteIien.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24
UPLIFr THE CABARET
OR ANY OTHER WARBLER.

Now 70 uplift me warhdsrs-those
who emit Celeste Aida" and like stun
at $1,000 per emission. and those who
make rsucous tho night life OF our
jollisst little cafaterias with "All Day
Long lie Calls Her Smoky Ookums"
and you Great Big Blue Eyed Baby.
The means 10 In the form of the uni
versal Protective Song Leakue." ar
ticiss OF incorporation for which were
issued by Supreme Court Justice Davis
to-day.
The modest Job before the league II
set forth In the papers: TO stand for
the truth In life and song: to provide {
place of inquiry and advice for the pro
lection OF all singers from all lands. It.
members TO use their Individual innu
ence for this humanitarian cause tina
merit In singers may be recognized ant
Eraft put down. and that the evils sur
rounding the musical profession may b,
uprooted."
The directors OF this great cause, 70
the nonce. are: Carl e, Etting OF N
8, East Fifty-ninth street. Mrs. Blanch,
A. Ans Of No, COL West One Iundre,
and Frfty-elghth street, NJ. Il, Stewar
OF No. 30 West Thirty fourth street an
Mrs. Ida X. Koveman OF No. 500 Broad
way. -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24

until four months ago l began giving
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound . trial. and now ! am in good
health. Mrs. William II. Gill, Is
Pleasant Street. Auburn. New York,
Doctors Daughter Took It."
St. Cloud. Mimi was so run down
by ovcrwork and worry that could not
stand II to have my children talk aloud
or walk heavy ON the floor. One Of my
friends said; Try Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, for ! know doc
tors daughter here in town who takes
il. and she would not take II II it were
not good
81 sent for the Compound at once and
kept on taking It until l was all right =
Mrs. Bertha NJ. Quickstadt. 7a7 5tl
Avenue. s.. st. Cloud. MINI.
Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound may be relied upon ~ the mos,
efficient remedy for female ills. Why
don't you try it'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24
THREE PLEAD GUILTY
TO STEALING JEWELS
IN actress ROOMS
Young Men Admit Taking
$1,000 Gems From Mrs.
Siddell's Apartment

Any trace q DOUBT that may have lin
gered In the mind Of anyone ooncernins
tho ioas Of the jewels and cash Of Mar
earst beatrice I.iddeii. an actress OF No
$50 West One Hundred and Ninth street
was swept away to-day when thrss
young mon pleaded Guiity to the theft
In the West Side Police Court.
20 many stories OF actresses being
6oreft OF their baubies have been printed
that oven the most liberal Of publica-
tons would hesitate to Print one. But
In this case tho robbery was real. Not
only had the jewels and cash beei
STOLEN. but they were found on IN
thieves and then the thieves confessed
The young men who pleaded guilty &c
the theft are Joseph Scott and William
Stein. both Of No ST. Columbus avenue
and James Msiiley OF No. % West On,
Hundred and Third street.
Miss Ld6en was not In court. bsang o,
her way 70 England. Mr.. Masthl
HhndDe. VINO has charge Of her Apart
ment. appeared ~ the complainant IN,
said q case containing 800 In cash. I
DRAFT for 1900 and jswcls valued a
5000 had been forgotten BY Mis- Lid
den the day she sailed. II was left OF
the radiator. while me Two woms,
were at the pier the three young msa
entered the apartment to rob II.
When arrested. SCOTT. Stein and AGi
ley were arrayed as the lilies OF tn
field that toll nor spin not. They ha,
sunant pen vdy m h,,ndraA ani,ar~ rs, ~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24
THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY, MARCH "a, 1913.
|Benede,to Girolamo of No. 10, Elisabeth

Benedetto Girolamo of No. 1885, Elizabeth
street
Hanging by only shred Of nesh was
his lett arm. II had been terribly
crushed under q great rock and the res
cuers had pulled 1t almost entirely free
from his body IN getting out the rest of
his body. Girolamo's right log was
broken In two places. his face battered
fat and his whole body hurt.
Policeman Scott OF the Fast Eighty
eighth street station called an ambu-
lance from Flower Hospital Dr. NAL
kin looked over the man brought up
from below and said there was hardly
n chance Of life for him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24
HORSE PO|SONER,
HEAD0F cAM0RRA,
GETS TEN YEARS
Judge Tells "Yesky Niger
He Wishes He Could In
flict Life Sentence.

Declaring that the prisoner was the
master mind and criminal chief OF the
thugs who have terrorized the owners
OF horses on the east side, Judge O'Sui-
Ivan. IN General Sessions. to-day sem
fenced Joseph Toblinsky. alias "Yesky
Niger" Of No. as2 Madison street. to
Sing Sing Prison for ten years Tob-
iinsky WINS convicted by a jury before
Judge O'SJllvan n month ago on two
aharses--burRlary. In forcing open a
stable at No. 800 Clinton street. and
grand larceny. In stealing q team OF
horses. Judge OSullivan gave Toblin.
sky tho maximum sentence for each
crims-hvs years Imprisonment.
A product OF tho East Side, Toblinsky
was leader Of q gang known AZ the
"yiddish Camnorra' who made bust
ness Of Matchmaking horse owners. ped
dlers. livery stable keepers and under.
takers. Those who failed to pay tribute
had their horses killed by poison. Hun
ireis OF animals we're put to death
When Louis Blumenthal, n blacksmith
OF No. 1877 Division street. attempted
TO round up the gang he was shot
and killed. Investigation brought to
light that he had collected evidence
against members OF tho gang for the
District-Attornsy.
The prosecuting authorities have sus-
pectcd that Toblinsky was tho actual
murderer Of Blumenthai. Under the In.
structlons OF District-Attorney whitman
detectives followed Toblinsky day and
night to obtain evidence. This led 20 his
arrest for breaking into q stable and
stealing tho horses.
Since his conviction Toblinsky has been
brought several times before Assistant
District-Attorney Strong OF the Homi.
eide Bureau and interrogated ooncernina
the killing Of Blumenthal. Once Tub
iinsky promised to reveal the name Of
Blumenthars assassin but changed his
mind.
Meyer Franksi. president Of thu
jewish Community. q protective asso
| citation. told Judge O'Sullivan to-da,
that prior TO tho formation Of the so
| ciety Thousands of dollars had beer
exacted from horse owners on the cas-
side by Toblinsky and his sanS.
II have only ono regret" JudG,
OSullivan said to Toblinsky. land tina
10 that I an not able to sond you I,
prison for the rest OF your natura
life. You have for years prao Used tn,
worst kind Of oppression among tn
poor and unfortunate Of your own race
Prison for the rest OF your life 10 wha
you deserve"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24
M'ANeNY's POSITION
As REGARDS NEWSSTANDS.
Borough President Not Seeking TO
Bar Them From Sidewalks or
Subway and a." Stations.

Subway and 81" Stations.
Borough President McAneny declared
positively to-day that he has not pro-
posed TO take control OF 'ncwsstands
from the Aldermen and place II in a
bureau under his administration.
THE report IL foolish" said the Bor-
ough President. The Charter OF the
City Of New York provides that licenses
for stands may be issued by the May
or's Bureau OF Licenses upon approval
Of the Alderman Of tho district There
10 no PROPOSITION before me or consid-
cred by me TO change this general pro-
vision In any way. The Board Of Esti-
mate, however. 10 considering tho re-
moval OF entertainments within nifty
feet OF the entrance 20 all subway and
elevated stations.
What ! am now proposing II not
that newsstands shall he excluded from
the sidewalks; but. on the contrary
that they be expressly allowed on the
sidewalks In no far as they do not
actually clog trafiic. am fully aware
that the people want 20 buy news.
papers In haste on their way to and
from elevated and subway stations
and that they should not DO made to
10 into shops for them. Under new
resolutions I am presenting TO the
Board Of Estimate the stands will bs
allowed not only under tho elevated
stairways. but at the GEAR of subway
kiosks and at amy other points fol
which licenses are secured at . dis.
lance OF nifty feet or more from stair.
ways or kiosks"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24
FALLING ROCK CRUSHeS
MAN IN SUBWAY TUNNEL.
Worker Is Fatally Hurt When
Avalanche Comes Upon Him
After Heavy Blast.

The underground toilers IN the Lexing-
ton avenue subway tunnel had reached
the shaft at Eighty-scventh street just
before IL o'clock to-day when one OF
them heard the sound Of human be-
ing In pain in the blackness behind
him. lie told his fellow workers and
they irudged back through the ragged
tunnel
A blast during the morning had loos.
ened lot OF rock that had been sent In
an avalanche behind them. Under the
heap Of rock sounded the grosns OF q
man. The workers dug for him and
dnally uncovered his arm. They pulled
at II and finally drew him out lie wa,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24
HhtES DROPS IN ON WILSON.
TAFT Secretary ON Way Here stops
10 Pay Respects.

WASHINGTON. March a,-charles D.
Hilles. secretary 10 former President
Taft and chairman OF the Republican
National Committee. to-day paid his re-
spsots to President Wilson. Mr.. Hilles
has been spending a three weeks va
cation In Augusta. Ca. with Mr.. Taft
and u on his way North 10 Now York
u 90 into business,
~ has no present intention. he said.
% ceiling Q meeting OF the Republican
Natleaal cenmittss 10 consider . re-
ouctton In Southern representation at
nA1leNa4 oonvenuons or 10 taht up other
$500 = inesesst,to party isadssA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24
WOMAN SUFFERED
ten Years
From Nervousness Caused BY
Female Ills - Restored to
Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Veseta-
BE Compound.
Auburn. N. VI suffered from
nervousness for ten years. and had such

organic pains that
sometimes ! would
lie in bed four days
At = time. could not
eat or sleep and did
not want anyone to
talk to me or bother
me at all. Some
times ! would suffer
for seven hours at n
time. Different doc
tors did the hest
they could for me
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-24
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