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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-04

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Gro: Dales IN 9rumpf. RumS
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fti: Die bssdtnrtt miberipeuftigs.
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9ohn Shritftr,

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&eufel I'm alter bon s. Jabrer, 1Rcnnter
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Bhb6en fir llpftatreudrseii. RetsgeHseH.
Bln6snfraaen BET g. q gainoii4. Ode 1ilti3H
EEe Arpani abe. Clifton. 81
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-04

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cen $500 geaihinaion siDe., aooHbaie. tcE
$50 llbr Wioraens IL
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snfregen s52 ssiHebdm gos,. aeoHeals. Eel.
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Esrnen. 1907 wreren Sir
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9tu Dgah4eH oils RbdiH uHb ffr aIaemci.
ne e1usarbett In sinsr Ecuftste bon gerfos
nen. 6mpfehgunaen beIlanpi Dlre q. Z
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Den Sue6, uHb mo5uBlmufer an Der gcycs
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Ctr Anenen aM In beT ailhe su tetieH
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25
MRS. PANKHURST
RELEASED ON BAIL;
JEERED BY THRONG
SuffragetteS in Court With
Party Banners, Are Held in
Check by Officers.

EPSON England. Feb, H,-On her
she would attempt to incite no further
violence and make no public appearance
until after her hearing. Mrs. Emme'ine
Pankhurst. militant suffragette leader.
to-day was released on s. 800 bond and
remauded for trial at noon tomorrow
on the charge that she !nstlsated the
destruction OF the Lloyd George house
at Walton Heath Q week ago.
The Surrey County Court room was
packed to caps lily when Sir william
Vincent mounted the beI ch and ordered
the prisoner brought into the dock.
Scores Of sufrragettes with yellow ban
ners of the Women's Social and Political
Union arose as two baliiNs led Mrs.
Pankhurst into tho room but court at
tachcs prevented any outbuIst
There was brief testimony to show that
the Crown desired Mrs. Pankhurst held
for the dynamiting OF the new home Of
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer. be-
causa Of he- own assertion in a speech
at Cardiff that she would assume all
the TeSpoI"Io'lls'' ih'' ~ '1' o'-
lay was requested and granted Mrs
Pankhurst was not ASKED to plead as
the onense with which she Is charged
is an indictable one.
A large crowd OF men ana women sur
rounded the court building ana the APP
pearance OF Mrs. Pankhurst was greet
cd with cheers aad ooos, the towns
people shouting down the sufYr age ties
with the boos
Fourteen years penal servltude Is the
maximum pun'sh'nert that can he
mcted out "a ''ss. Psnkhurst on the
charge on which she vii. be tried.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25
PLEADS FOR CHILD
RUSHED BY WIFE
FROM COURTHOUSE
Pretty Woman Speeds Across
CITY Hall Park Deaf to
Cries of Van Brink.

Ethel. Ethel, don't be 10 cruol. please
little say-haired man. who iImped.
leaning on . heavy walking stick In
pursuit Of a Handsomely sowncd woman
and child as they hurried from q hear
ing before Justice Davis In the Supreme
Court to-day.
Tho woman. Mrs. Ethel Van Brink.
and her fivc-year-oid daughter Genie.
Ned down the stairway. protected by a
group OF lawyers and friends. More
than one hundred persons In the cor
ridors were startled by tho anguish OF
the mans voice and crowded on his
heels. Mrs. Van Brink. clutching tho
hand OF tho child. ran across tho base
mont floor.
"0enis. Genie. come see papa a mo-
mentw shrieked the man hobbiins along.
"Oh. Ethel. how can you DO so wicked7
Walt Just one moment. won't you.
please. please
HIS voice broke IN sobs ~ he reached
tho door and saw his VITO and child
racing across city Hall Park. Then the
father. wno Is Louis Van Brink. a
wealthy auctlonecr at No. 1882 Broad
way. stood on the court house steps,
weeping
Mr.. Van Brink had compelled his vito
to produce their child ON a writ OF ha-
bias corpus. lilo asked Justice Davis
FOR permission to SEQ Genie The Cour
dlreoted Mrs. Van Drinks lawyer.
Charles l.. Hoffman. TO show cause later
In the day why the father could not
have access to the child. The proceei-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25
NEW NOISE IN TOWN;
SOME NOISE is MOVES.

Alfred Noyes. the English poet. dis
tinEuished because he has been able to
make . living tv his art. having arrived
n this. country for his A. visit. the
tegular Stan Poet Of Tho Evening
World tSpondee Lodge. No. 7. Order OF
Amalgamated RhymstcrO was I'M
schackled and led from his cage to .
typewritiny machine.
And this was the rot he wrote;
LINES TO A. MOVES.
Welcome!
Your spirit 10 that Of this Town,
a. NOyes.
Join In the chorus. tho rattle-bang
chorus
Reading the big score Of Life thars BE-
fore us.
A. NoyeA
Millions OF white and Of yellow and
brown.
Half OF US savage and half OF W clown,
All Of US chanting the score thats b.
fore us.
Join In tho rip-roaring. bang
chorus.
O. Noyes!
London's a village OF quiet and calm,
Offering poets the blessedest balm
Eats!
Also they gave you . laurel and palm
Keats
Didn't get through his long years Of
sweat
Welcome!
Welcome, Moves!
New York Is packed with II. stacked
with Il. rscked with 1t
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25

life. woman 10 Q seffish monster.
She y Q dreadful-well. say hbber.
As . grafter. she has the New York
police skinned . thousand ways from
Sunday. Surely Satan himself has
taken lessons IN tempting from her
and has never been Sbls to acquire
all the knowledge of his teacher. She
Is n short-sishted idiot. She is an
fll-tempered cyclone. And Jealous!
Why. her jealousy simply can't rnd
room for itself. II the fallen angels
were expelled from heaven through
pride there must DO some better place
from which woman will be expelled
II she 10 TO get her equal deserts. l
would like to see the person who has
ever heard the word "spendthr!ft"
without thinking Of woman. II she
is not savage the world has always
been civilized. and isn't she tho
mother Of the most he!nous cruelty?
] have seen honest. Woodworking
husbands put forth their very best
endeavors to provide her with COM
forts. yet she criticised their efforts
and taunted them with the more for.
e VI oe' "e'' Asn
she a selfish monsterf A. for being
'."nH 'ase'eF VIZ" '"e ruin
". oo"''' Vi '"' a'' 90 "pe"'y t"a'
unnecessary 10 quote instances
OF proof. What worse form OF graft
could there be than sharing the finest
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25
Face COVERED
WITH PIMPLES
Suffered Three Years. Used Rssine1.
Now Not Pimpls to Be Seen.

~ had been troubled for the pass sArss
years with pimpies which eomeisteiy ssv-
cred my face and neck. TIE pimDiss
would come out, tester up and cause ns
to pick at them. feeling very uneom-
Portable. I tried most all kinds OF facial
creams. but with no effect. tried .
sample OF ResinoI soAp and Ointment snA
noticed instant relief. I bought Rss,nsa
Soap and Resinol Ointment. and be0Aa
the treatment. After using two lars u
Resinol ointment and Resinol Soap thsgs
was not a pimpi. to be seen. and nov NJ
face 4. rs smooth as " there was never
pimple on 1t" tsiened) Albert orssas
burg. tiG7 Frankford Ave. Phiiadeiphia.
Pa. Oct. 81. 1912.
For eighteen years Resino, has been .
favoritc doctors prescription and houss-
hold remedy for itching trou bics. skin
eiuptions. dsndruff. ehapped faces ana
hands. sores. plies. etc. stops itching Ia
stantiy. Sold by all druggists. Resinoi
Soap. 25c.: Ointment. soc. and 800.
but you can try them without cost-just
write for samples to Dept. 3>-P. Rssinoi
Chemical Co, baltimore, Nd.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25

ossnts and declared they Rad detsoeel
me In the company Of another womenS
Mr.. Van Brink explained that APa
Van Brink. who Is tail and striltingfy
pretty. returned on Washington's Birth
day. directly after the alleged raid. end
went to the Hotel Endicotk whore she
now hvss with the child. He says ~
was denied An interview OF the privilege
ward Hymss OF No. IS Liberty strsse
to obtain q writ of habeas corpus.
Tho Van Drinks have been marrloo
sx years. Mrs. Van Brink v said 70 -
wealthy In her own risht
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25
SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.
Lyman Feliks Dependent Over
Loss Of Money.

Hyrnan Felix's, twenty-one years orc.
living a. No, Ne East Fourth street.
committed suicide to-day by shooting
himself IN t., mead
Abou. year ago Felix's had res
taurant az Fifteenth street and tn RI
avenue and los. $50 N the ventusa.
Since then he has been dependent. all.
Ing In bodily and Mental health. or
late he had been WORKING as a waiter.
but had been out OF employment tor
Ao0Gk uoInA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25
Lincoln Bodysusrd Dies.

William David Cooper. who served In
the bodyguard Of President Abraham
Lincoln on the night OF his assaas. IA
t!on. died At his home, No. "a I,as c!usxo
street. Brooklyn. yesterday IN his ninety
second year. He had been III only four
days. Ssrgt. Cooper served through tn 4,
owl WAr IN the yNfth New York Req.
amk & ~ 11sal1a Saaa1A
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25
DEMANDS THAT DOYlE'S BAIL
BE INCREASED.
Left to Fr, &c ~ Robbers.

NEW BRITAIN. Conn. Feb. 3.-Fsc-
tory hands on their way to work early
yesterday found DR.. L. Il. Dairy uncon-
scious In an alley. with his fee.. ears and
hands >frostbitten. When he had par
TALLY recovered he said that a. he was
going home from call q highwayman
iioked him inssnsibls and robbed him Of
- IN vataA AAA tove1I1 -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25

sister IL the greatest any woman can
achieve and that Life has crowned
her In Him. This Ii what the Lenten
Looking Glass reveals to me-each
man the centre Of his own little solar
system, in which he expects all fem
iniue planets to turn meekly and re-
spectfully about the source Of their
hight and glory. What u the matter
with the modern man? His Supreme
Conceit! ASTRONOMER"
Many women other than the writer
Of this letter have seen . similar
vision in the Mirror Of Meditation.
Perhaps they are not 20 far astray
in their astronomical discoveries.
but, after all, isn't the average man
. little justified In his assumption
that he Is the great central sun dis
penser Of ardor and life to feminine
planets? II 10 not altogether the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25
ALLOWED BLISS.

VFfIm CIV WHNMH4tUH ItATT
II suppose you are happy since your
party won7"
No" replied tho relentless person.
.Ths pleasure Of politics Is greatly hin
dered by the fact that you can't rejoice
IN q victory without giving somebody
yo don't like . chance TO rejoice alons
with you
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A FEW OF THE SINS WOMEN ARE
ACCUSED OF.

Dear Madam: On the average, men
and women are no better than each
other. Tho woman may excel IN
some virtues. but place the man in
her position and he will be Just as
good. He may acquire higher pr,n.
c!ples In some respects. but again
circumstances would give the same
to her in his place. Here are a few
OF womsn's sins e. ] have observed
than fC9n ~ aolanaA. 6 MHx 6aZ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25
BY NlxOLA CREELEY.SMYTH.

universe whica
Of feminine planets revoves He believes
- toundly wie his mother hi
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25

Ana 10 man may feel about some
Of the parsons that take their light
ana warmth ana clothes ana bread
ana butter from him. And he, too,
knows that they have not tns
NO.. 80, nsa ~ w 80, NV FOUND
which the whole family life re-
wolves for centuries. Hs 10 yet and
are financially dependent upon him,
90 lona a. 20 mauy thousands OF
man are eurassd In supporting
ablo.boaied and abba. minded women
Who cling 20 social uselessnsss -
the syubcl Of aocial value.
On. a, pa. r,os. .,rI,kint ni~csa of
.cu,n,ur. r,w a, ytov I'm the Arnory
exnns,,,o, lie . groun ~ small bronzes
no Nowh-,v CIar.a csllsd .rhe
Parasites" wherein rroup, of women
90 .ho,,, ,ros,,a.. baso-. m. srect
e. 80 ,,d.ro,dsnt a. ,he
go, h,,,..,, 81. ,,,ia con stand. he.
.,s. h,,, b.. 60, ,,ouan say. on.
1,,,,a 49,. s,ord.
,.,,. 40 ~. orrd ,u., as ,hs man
,',,'.,s - - ~, ..,,n,o, ,a. s,ven
n dpa ipt fiop ~ y.niSa and mower to
.,,I,, a.. g. IN, ,,a vision
=, ~. n,r,s,,Io n.or,o, b,. not been
ans, 49, ,,,-,,o,. 1--we
.
HsAVr BURDENS 'HA' WHN'
MAN HAS TO BEAR.
Ma. orair Goat. l., vher
,,., $50 -, .oou,
go, A.. =. y.
-, =. a.
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80 a. -. r.'as.,,.s 49, ..,r., .,,,
s,. ~, ca
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25

He can't help It. There
Venus Saturn
all the rest Of them
they can't that they haven't
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z2x0HLER GIRL HELD
( ATATLANT|CC|TY;;
COMPAN|ONSF FLEE
Disappeared After Brooklyn
Society Mans Arrest and Is
Found in Hotel. &
SONS OF RICH ACCUSED.
Father Declares Wealthy
Brooklyn Youths Lure Girls
: ! With Autos.
SONS OF RICH ACCUSED.


MARINA Beatrice Kohler. ths seventeen
yenfsold Brooklyn girl who disappeared
fem her homo last Saturday night and
csms here With a companion. Mias Grace
Co. was arr.s,ed a, the Bo,., ch.,-
INT. ,o-d.x u,o, .,n.,. a. ,..,.. n
80,
al" '"s '~
~-. Nc 'o"c' 10 se' her'
Tnst tne arrest OF the pretty young
gkh who 10 wanted a. a witness against
walter q. Doyle. now facing a serious
cralninal charge. caused great uneas,.
-. .. No.. ,,,....,., .. x..,,.. 49,.
- - a.. ,,u.d,,.,.,, :. e.. n, vi.
-. -. $1,000 49, 49," .s,...
-.,.....s ..~
49,. - sn,,,, -. =. go go.
~. ~, en-, >,...s. 20 - 80.
e. ..,,.. s..s,m.. ~. r.. ~.
su;,h ADO. nn.. ,.a ,r.r, ~. 49,, 49,.
~ .s,.r ths r,namsv r,r, md ' hssn
taken In charge br a detective,
IN. Kohler R,ri wa. arrested nv De-
taotivo Appjs Of the Central OfY,oe. an a
warrant sworn out by Chief of Police
Malcolm Woodruff. Tho sirl's father
communicated with woodruff last night
asA aslesd him to hold his daughter
unol ne himself could come down to
take her homo with him.
DETECTIVES WATCHES HER
MOTEL ALL MONT.
~.. ,s..,,. "a ,..n ~. 90, :, . .~,,
.,.s. T..a-,~ no..,o,.a 1910.
80 .,,.s, ,,,ii ,odav. Though ha AZ.
$500 . d.t.ctivs "a keep . watch over
IN. hote, all night 70 prevent the possi.
a,I,+v a, her escaping with her CONF
nan,o,.
yyi,h,n ian minutes after sAe hear
Na,,h, KoAler had osen arrested Miss
car. who In a str,i<ins blonde of the
viva cIcus type, paid her bill and that Of
Martha Kchier and huriedly left the
hotel.
tvaa learned at the hotel that q man
Who aiways presented . Gard bearing
- nasns OF 6mith has ben Q frequent
v41tor It the hotel. calling uDon the
yOumG women. dnos their arrival They
~ he was prosperous looking and
ssmst.mss took them out to lunch or for
eosTowak wnee' cnsif Hoes'
..
N' nn S.~ -.
6ns' NO. oso 80
1'sn' 'es' Ss'"'uey ."e"
a. 'ooS'n. :" 'n''". Sonp's'.
aSmst D0Sie, VINO " P'on' you'e
oo3 OF nrooA.yn soue'.' ~ es
Aoo'sI p"uel' ninp' 'As'
49, No.. ...s $500,
~ ma osaors DS'Hot-Attorney Cropsey
eene ugly 1ects ooncesAns ootsre OF
vooSfhy young BROOKLYN society men
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''Wonaan 10 a Selfish
Monster - She IL a
Dreadful Ebber-As a
Crater She Has the
New York Police Skin.
ned a thousand Ways
from, S un day." Says
"Insurance Agent"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-25

zach Man Is the Centre
Of HE DUN Solar Sys.
ten, in Which He Ex.
poets all Fe n, inin e
Planets to Turn Meek!y
About the Source Of
Their Light and Glory"
Writes "Asfronon,er."