The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-10

mother or coy f080os y UayHaSo ol
IA, murdered youngstss.
The home Of the Tuhsosryak woman
Nas the resort a ehisvss ana sviS-
does of all k1nAs, Q sort Of hsadavar-
,ers for Q band Of outlaws Of the neigh
Dorhood. Near thas bouss Nistchouh
found some haff-nusnsd dothing thai
n,i belonged b younS Yosh1nsky and
>,,crai scraps Of pager BEARING the
names Of certain noreorSous 0f4minalA
rails trail seemed - 6Aif way 10
cad TO the outlaws - he psspetrators
of the murdr. but orders were sum-
mariiy issued 70 Nistohouk 70 dLsoon-
,nue that nns Of inquiry end devote
himself to dioclos1ng from he oharao-
Ter OF the wounS upon ne boy's body
hat he had bean me viotim oe ritual
murder"
THOUSANDS PLEADED ron The
PRISONER.
The alleged fsason for the 0rtefD "a
the head detective was that Col Kou-
laoko had entered into . compact With
the criminals Of Kieff whereby. in order
TO minimiss crime II the city. they
we're to refrain from their operations
there but we're not 10 be hampered by
the police n they confined their evil
deeds TO the surrounding territory.
Mistchouk. howsver. refused b obey tho
orders and was discharged and placed
on trial for Naturalization. He was
found guilty aad sentenced 70 . years
Imprisonment But he had succeedcd
in convincing himself at least that tho
murder OF the Yushinsky boy had been
planned to inslame the people against
the Jews and had been committed in
the house Of tho outlaw Romanuke.
After the elimination Of Mistohout a
number Of we'll known criminals were
allowed opportunities TO talk with tho
Imprisoned Bellies. and one OF them.
Kasatchenko. after his release. stated
that Bellies had axreod TO give him .
large sum Of money 20 poison two Gov
eminent witnesses and bribs . third.
The Tcheberyak woman said that Jews
had offered her 10000 rublcs ~ she would
take on her household the responsibility
for the murder.
BeiiIss from TIE day no was arrested.
had maintained his Innocence of the
crime. He denied knowing anything
about ritual murder and declared
himself to DO not even a consistent fol-
lower Of the jewish faith. ~ Il was his
custom 10 work on Saturdays.
Petitions. signed by thousands Of tho
most influential men Of Great Britain.
France. Germany and OF Russia itself.
have been sent to the Russian author
tiles In behalf of Bellies. These petit
tons have been % earnest that II 10
said that the Russian authorities would
have been glad to drop the case long
ago II It had been possible 20 DO % and
save their faceA"
FIFTH RITUAL MURDER TRIAL
IN TWENTY-FIVE VEARS.
The Bells trial was the NTH ritual
murder case charged against the Jews
In the last twenty-five years. InvAr-
iably these charges have ben the
climax to a wave ot anti-seiniusm or
were brought to rekindis the nrss of
hatred against the Jews when perss-
eutions were on the wans.
After ten years of more or les CON
tlruous Pogroms." endless persecution,
and iRdsscribabls horrors In Russia thai
.eem incredible In the twentieth cen
fury. Bellies was charged with Ritual
murder whcn tho bitter racial and re-
!is.ous anti-Jowish wave 10 waning
from exhaustion In the land OF the
Great White Gear.
The first time In Shs last half cen
fury that there was STAGED In . trt.
bupal Of justice the legendary msdiae.
val superstition that Jews drew the
blood OF Christian children with which
to knead the dough OF their Passover
cakes at Easter time occurred In 1852
II came 1t the height Of an snti-Jewis7
wave In Hungary when . young GIRL
Esther 6olimossy. was literally butch.
assA at Tissa-Esslar. II was charged
to the Jews - . ritual murder" ~
II they had merely sought for an
other opportunity to draw upon thsii
haads stu greater racial and religious
hatred and prosecutions.
When the anti-<ismtuo wave was At
high tide In Germany In lsSi and agar
In 100. . boy - xantAn and one .,
; Konitx were murdered. Jews wsr,
charged with ritual murder" Shortl,
after The "Chrlsttan Socialist q
/. Catholic organisation. not Identical with
lths social Democratic. spread troH
iiVisunA to Bohemia and stirred up q
bitter anti-Jswish movement. two peas
ane maids were murdered. The D0dis,
were terribly mutMatsd. The cry VI 4
Jewish ritual murder" was immodi
atsiy raised and Leopold IIilsner.
half witted jewish cripple whom ethe
Of the girls could have handled will
/ oOs hand, was charged with the crime
fsThs charges. naturally. were hrough
b. christians"
In the Tisxa-E ssior case the proescu
.tion's sole evidence was the testimon.
OF an eleven-ysAr-old boy. lie said b
peeked through tho keyhols Of . doc
and saw the nude body OF the girl iy
ing on the altar In the synagogue. Tn
head OF the community. said the boy
with the rabbi by his side. stood y
front Ut the altar. Around II were
Z number Of high church officials. Tn
aObi raised his arms and blessed tn
victim. While the others were slngin
Il psalm, tho "Schaecter," or lewis
butcher Of the community. stepped for
ward. deity cut on the head of the gii
and caught the blood In . vessel, III
hoy said.
In the Polna ritual murder" case
Hohsmia, II was impossible to make
: appear that the half-witted cripple HI,
Ler Was the official representative .
he Jewish communities and that
had Killed tho two Rirln under dire,