The day book. [volume], May 09, 1914, LAST EDITION, Image 11

About The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917

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5tten killed him in sudh way'asJto
attest legendary "ritual murder."
"hey hid the. "body in heiVhouse, fpr.
uwo days,' then took; ft to tKexiave,
here it,was. found later
'Nicholas, krasovsky, who had been
theCchief of the secret police, of Kiev
and i the inosC famous1 detective "in
Russia,-was puton'the case rfje-'oajue
to -Kiev- one" day, "spectacled and'
bearded, pretending toJbe' 'Warsaw
journalist." In'this disguise he ,wqn ttfe-c&nfldence-of
a' seaftfsbess riainetT
'Dyakanovaand learned that this wo
man had been in the Chebenak b.ouse
the fevening after the murder, when
the lad's body was lying covered in
the living room
Krasovsky was not permitted to telf
even this much at the trial of Mendel
Beihs. . The anti-Jewish government'
had dismissed an imprisoned !him
for not making a'case against Be$lsr
After the trial he set about to vindt-
"cate his reputation. '
The shole nation remembered the
Madame Vera Cheberiak.
who is charged with the
killing of the so-called
"ritualrmurder" victim, and
Nichqlas Krasovsky, Rus
sia's greatest detective,
who is on his way back to
Russia with the evidence
against her,
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