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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
KRWAW,A WALKA!
TRZYDZIESTU ZABITYCH.
Podczas zacietej walki wfadza, azeby
lynczowac zbrodniarza.
Ispecyalna korespondencya].


BAKERsv1LLE, N. G.
| 6 Stycznia, 1893 r.
w nocy wtargne}o przeszso 500
zamaskowanych ludzl do wiezienia
tuteiszego i wyciagneli cell Kalwi
ma Snipes, kt6ry zamordowa} lzaaka
Osborne, wp}ywowego obywatela z
powiatu Mitchell. Wieznia zaciag-
nnieto do pobliskiego lasku i tam po-
wieszono ma drzewie. Siedmlu po.
mocnik6w szeryfa zosta4o zabitych,
gdy stawiall op6r t1umowi. Pomiedzy
tlumem jest % zabitych wielu ran
T,agedye to spowodowa}y naste::
pujace wypadki. Aaron Wiseman IN
kalwin Snnipes dystylowali w6dke
pokryjomu. z sekretu zwierzyli sic
izaakowi Osborne, ten zadenuncy-
oval ich do w}adzy. Rad skontisko-
wal dystylarnie i ukara} Wisemana i i
Snipess. Ia to postanowili zemscic
sic. Dnia 27 sierpn1a 1892 r. obaj u
zbroili sic poszli do Osborne'a.Sko-
70 i'm drzw; otwor4y}, rozstrzelali go
ma miejscu. Mordercy zostall aresz
towanl. Sad uwolni4 Wisemana, z
powodu braku dowodow,ze on stree
ia}. Snipes mia} bye p6zniej osadzo
nv. Ludnos6 tax by&a zgorszona
pierwszym wyrokiem, IL postanowio9,, ,,
no Snipes'a iynczowac,aby lie uszedi
bezkarnie.
Wzburzenie ludrosci, ,po lynczo'
waniu Snipesa, ME ustaje. Obywate'
le chodza po ulicach t}umnie, uzbro:
jeni W fuzye, w}adzy ME chca bye
posluszni, aby sic rozbroi6. Powo}a'
no milicye. =.
w Marshall, niedaleko ztad ,gdz'e
jest 1000 mieszkahcow, W zesz{ym
roku .pope}nionych bylo 13 NOR
derstw. To cbyba najdobitniej swlad'
czy goracej krwi naszych mlesz
kahc6w. Wczoraj w. Riddle 5. ~
Shelton wyszli razem ma bal: Byll
pijani, posprzeczall sic i Riddle wy
strzeli4 5 razy W Sheltona, zablJalae
90 ma miejscu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
SILNA KATASTROFA.
EKSPLOZYA GAZU W CHICAGO.
Kilku strazak6w poniosfo smierC, ga.
szac piomienie.

CHICAGO, 5 stycz. - Wczoraj po
poludpiu 3.ciej godzinie eksplodo-
wal gaz naturalny drukarni firmy
Donohue & Henneberry, pray ulicy
Dearborn. Przy gaszeniu ognia 2ch
strazakow zosta&o zabitych, DO nova
eksplozya wybuchia. Pokaleczonych
przez eksplozye Jest przeszso trzy-
dziesci os0b.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
NIEsZCZESCIE " KOPALNI.
Trzy tony skafy spadfy ma g6rnika-
Kilka Os6b pOkaleczonych.

SgDAL1A, Mo-, 6 Stycz.-Straszna
katastrofa mia}a miejsce W tutejszych
kopa]niach wegla Kilku gornikow
by}o w kopalni, jak ziemia zacze}a
sic obsuwat. G6rnik Jackson zosta}
scisniony pcmiedzy od}amami ska&y.
Inni poszli mu ma pomoc, W tenn O.
berwaaa sic ska}a i upad}a ma Geor-
ge'a Brown, r,przysypujac 60 ciezarem
3 tonowym. Pokaleczeni zostali:
Jackson, Fines, Haynes, Markowski
Kuras.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
WykOlejenie pOciag6w.

BAY CRY, Mich, 6 Stycz.-Po-
ciag kolei Michigan Central W dro-
DE do Saginaw, spad} toru. Loko.
motywa diva wagony zgruchotane.
Jeden robotnik niebezpieczne rany
odni6s} pewnie umrze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
Okret Umbria dobif do portu.

New YORK, 6 stycznia.- Okret
Umbria, ktory uwazano "a zaginlo
ny ma oceanic, przybif do portu, acz
kolwiek mocno uszkodzonemi ma
szyneryami. Ma pok4adzie jego byli
dwai polscy pssazerowie: F. Szmi-
Enski M. Szaskoska.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
POPIS PLYWAKOW.

Polak Adamski wyszedl zwyciezko te.
go ciekawego sportu.
New York, 6 stycznia.-W dniu
Bozego Narodzenia odby1y sic przy
Fort Hamilton p}ywackie popisy, W
ktorych bra1o udzia} dw6cb polak0w
Adamski i Jan Gumski. w pokry.
wajacej sic lodem wodzie, przep}y
nell oni 25O 1okci, W czem Adamski
wyprzedz1} wszystkich o 10 sekund.
Niezwyk}emu sportowi przypatry
wa1y sic humy ludzl, kt6rzy zwy-
ciezce powitali huczneml oklaskami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
POciag sic WykOleif.

TACOMA, WASH, 6 stycznia.-Po-
ciag kolei N. Pacific wylecia{ ze SYN
i stoczy} sic zgrobli 40 stop wyso-
kiej. Mkt zycia ME straci}.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
DZIEsIEC DNI POD ZIEMIA.
Osmiu g6rnik6w prawie cude III. urato.
wafO sic W kOpalniacl. s-z,..yE ,rs.yssesi ~

PETERSBURG, 6 stycznia.-Kopal-
ME ma linii kolei koniezskiej zosta{y
zalane woda osm dni temu. G6rnicy
ratowali sic ucieczka, ale osmiu ME
zdazy}o ujs6. Uwazano ich "a stra-
conych. Na 6smy dzieh wode wy
pompowano tax, re MONA by1o do
min wejst. Wszystkich osmiu znale.
ziono W starej zaniedbanej mimic,
kt6ra by}a odgraniczona Cd innych
zasypem. Wszyscy zyja ale So tax
oslabieni, il ME moga nawet mowic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
CHRZESCIANIE z ZYDAMI.
Uroczysta inauguracya Domu Opieki
dla biednych sier6t.

New YORK, 6 stycznia.-Uroczys-
tosci inauguracyjne Domu Sierot cd.
by4y sic PREY udziale licznej izrae
lickiej katohckiej publicznosci
Mowy wypdwiadall przedstawiciele
jednego drugiego wyznania.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
NIEBEZPIECZNY TART.
Strzela do swego towarzysza W tel my.
sli, re revolver pr6zny.

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, 6 stycznia.-
J6zef Minka, pragnac "zabit czas,' -
powiesi1 kapelusz ma drzewie i zacza1
don strzelac Pc k lku takich strza-
ZACH zblizy} sic do niego L. Szmidt.
Minka sadzi}, ze W rewolwerze ME
ma kuli, zmierzyA do towarzysza, wy
pali} H.. przekoua} sic o swej g}upo-
cie!. Kula ugodzi}a Szmidta W oko
lice zo}adka. Rannego odwieziono
do szpltala, ME wiele pok}adajac la
dziei W wyleczenie go. M'nka zaraz
uciek}.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-01-07
ANARCHISCI w HISZPANH.
Hiszpania przygOtOwnje sic do anar-
chistycznej rewOlucyi:

MADRYD, 6 Stycz.-W Barcelona
odby& sic mityng 1.5O0 anarchistow.
Ma zebran:u wypowiedziano wiele
NOW, podburzajacych lud do buntu.
Rad ME przeszkadza temu ruchowi,
czuiac sic prawie bezsilnym W tel
chwili. Przygotownje sic tylko ma
wypadek rewolucyi.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
A.sx P:LLs!

pr. Casor's Fsliable Cembound fss l4adsea ~
Safe, Prompt E6oetuAl 1hA oNasinAl and oulS
ssalsA. Advies essA CATION ok6O %. bSS
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
r .! {: !:
DIS. Liebig 4 Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S. MAIN ST.
HELENA.

IRFF consul TATIoN given to all persons
sufferiug from lronic Diseases, Diseases Of the
Eye. Ear. n se. Throat, Livcr. stom.ch, Kid
neyr. Urinary rgans. Nervous and Private
pat ents in Montana demand greater fscilitis,
and accommodations, to mset which Dra Liebig
80; have es'sbished offices in his city. hey
will bc in charge Of q only authorized rspresen-
the head Office. whore complete records are Kept
n all cases and the treatment adopted Each
branch having It, spsciali is, no one physician
,snd reyer less tn n five experienced speclaiis,s
hayins thou' ands TO refer to- comparisons arc
readily made No experimentiny-siInply, sp.
plying the treatment that has times without at
their success nj tho relson snch marvellous
cures as heretofore reported have been made
lfter the b. g, local physicians pronounced them
hGl elessly incurable.
MN hronic affections whether from carly
'nd,lo,etions aenerehi tzcessst s,;. ,s emhs
affections uniting ,h' m from eujoyips any OF
the pleasures Of life. treated and ctrei after
sbfo,ute failure by Others lr', ,Liebig d. Co =
s they have 's patients sHs n ii II s u anu
,WOMfN-Iheir speeia tst for affections Of
Women. hss all the faEest appliances and
remedies used in the principal hospitals, AMI Is
~ithouta superior on the coast
tAlAkRH-And kindred affections Of tho
Eye, J ar. Throat and Lungs successfully treaiej
and in manner so mildly as to bs acceptable to
tile most delicate child
races for sp nal Defoi mites. Club Feet, etc..
manufactured. satisincticn guaranteed.
Call early and avoid being hurried b. the
find it convenient TO SOC the minent specialists
can stste their cases BY letter tarefnl attention
given to corr spondence and medicine and ap-
plisnces sent by express
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
BEHIND THE FOOTLlGHTS.

Fay Butler has purchased George Thatch-
er's bicycle comedy, "Cupid's Chariot"
Modjeska is likely to. do new play
adapted from the German entitled, Mag
da."
The will of David James, the English
actor, who died short time ago, leaves
s225 600. 40. '&ss 44:
Y It is rnmored that Gustavus Levick and
Eleanor Carey will star in Woman Against
Woman" u
~Charles Frohman has IA companies on
the road, calling for the services of nearly
800 actors. ~ y
H., Roland Reed will produce new four act
comedy by John Fowler and Ernest Whit
ton, Dec IA, in Rochester, 81 @5
One of the subordinate associates Of Steve
Brodie in ..On the Bowery" will be the fa-
NOUS life saver and actor, Cap Clarke.
Miss May Irwin may be Rich s. Harris
new star-that is, when she can be spared
from their latest success. "a Country
Sport"
Two talented daughters of Colonel John
A. McCaull Of Baltimore, after distinguish.
ing themselves as amatetffs. have Joined
the Manola-Mason company
The report that w. j. LIE Moyne was to
leave the Lyceum company is denied by
Manager Daniel Frohman, who says his
contract with that excellent actor has yet
II years to run.
Harry b. Smith, who wrote the libretti
of 1.-The Begun" robin Hood" "The
Fencing Master" and 1.-The Knickerbock-
ers," is now dramatic editor of the Chicago
Evening Journal. :
Manager Henry G. Miner is going to form
. stock company to appear next year at his
Nfth Avenue Sheater, New York. Play
wright Henry Guy Carleton has been en-
gagged to slperintend the. new venture.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
Milk Dressing For Burns.

Tho Chemist and Druggist states that
one of it's French contemporaries, the name
of which Is not given, favors the use of
milk as dressing for burns, to be applied
by means Of congresses. The dressing is
to be renewed night and morning Under
this treatment the reduction OF the size Of
large burns has been marked and speedy.
In one instance, an extensive burn on the
leg, treated in this manner for three or four
days, was reduced from five inches to an
inch in width. In another instance, u Sc
we're burn that hnd been rebellious under a
treatment with olive oil and zinc oxide,
healed rapidly under the application OF
milk congresses.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
, .snaci,,,ra C.srs

, %. f.. Clifford. NewsaCasssl. Wis, was
troubled with nsuralaiasand 'heumatism,
his stomach was d;sordetsd, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree. appetite fell
away. and he was terribly rsduoed In fissh
nm strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bittsrs cursd him.
Edward Shepherd. HafrisburR ILL.,. had .
running sore On his leg OF eight yenrs'
standing. Used three bottles OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes OF Buoklin's AInica
Snlve, All his leg Is sound and wsli. John
speaker, Catawbs. O.. had i've large fever
sores on his leg. DOCTORS satd be wRs n.
durable. One bottle Electric Bittsrs and
one boz Buckiin's Arnion Sslve on ed him
entirely. sold by Parcheh. DAshsul Drug
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02

WESTERN oFFCE-No Lower Main Street Helena
GENERAL OFFICE AND w WORKS-Clybourn Avenue and Wl
Street, Ch Illinois.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
A Aur, cus, forPnss.

Itching piles nre known by moisture like
pc spiration, cnusiEg intense itching when
warm. THIS form as we'll 40 blind. bleed.
ing or psotrudinR. yield at once TO Dr.. Bo-
snnkc's Pile kemsd which acts directly
on PARTS Infected, abso bs tunors. allays
itching and sfscts h pc mnnent curs. Fifty
cents. d,uagists or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold Ly
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02
.CATON'S nerve TONIC
AND WTAL|ZER. ~

Quickly curss general and nervous debility.
p,aal exhaustion, Neur ,thenin etc.
mating tho vital energies; increasing nervous
pUwer. rens Ing the ambition OF youth and the
iouraxs! OF manhood, restoring to snfeebled:
men and, women psrfeot oonstitutional powers
tssli .lmos! imnedi:tsiy i i token; on this
Inc effect Of every dose d ,ins them Eooi. 1t y
s
body. II makes but little aittersnc. whether the
constitntional viEor he's bssn undsrmiped BY
indiscrstion; or whether tho broken down COR
hiiion is called By one nsms or othsr, SO long -
th.1s Z ne.vus genera s5 d,5;,I Sn local
the type Of ,ks aiimsnt, this Is the remedy.
THIS WHO hUff Il rom the results Of
S.D e Da9: an: Sa,.
brought upoa themselves ser,es afiiictiops by
isnorently OF wilfully violating nature's laws
x. i r.msd, :; s.r .s.sa :s :n Su' sp.:a
removes al evidence "f progressive pLystcal
dcterierstion aud restores the esteslsd Snsrsiss
s1iE ssa'i r Is an, weakness. .. u.
physical efmsntal enss sies. rspfasion of idsaA
,sss isss.nassnss' s;s oi th. Rs..
ana baek. rAlpi alton Of the heart. dragging pain
In the iafSs headache. irritation Of the kiansys
ard bleddsf; milky urine. pernieious and hidden
wa.tss. tesnltins IN . fa urs of the mental and
phySical powers. G, astituting IN tmpediment u
sncssss md uafttins him or her fer The duties
and responsibilities Of life 1t 10 the rsmsdy pa,
sxcellenc
single pAokass will b sufficient to tnausur-
ate tAe wssk ot regeneration and curs In many
oasss. Eut stubborn cssss often require more. II
will b. aent postpaid. ssoured from observat.cn,
for .Si.00 PIT pAckass.-o or . packages iof so.N
CXTON MED. Co. Boston. Mesa
The Helena independent., 1893-12-02

NOrIrk-rHE. nECOND NATIONAL n'NK.
~ located q Helene, IN the stale Of Montana
,,hs = ereditoss q said assoc.s,ton. % are there
lore hs'ehS notified to present the notes and
,thsr claims egAinst tho association for Pay
aent; -. .SfUk0E b. CHILD Csshisr.
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road, while the secretary of the company.
himself. was handling the punch and
taking fares. AS he handed up his nickel
he asked: "How's this. Graham? Are
you personally conducting this car
load?"
Graham smiled grimIy at the joke.
Looks like it," he said. sharply. This
poverty people is going to ruin our bust
ness. Ali our men have quit work. When
they've got $1,000 day to draw they're not
going to pull grips and punch tickets for
50 80 day, they say-aDd no one can
blame 'em, l suppose. but it's mighty hard
on capital | can tell you. We've got to
run ears or forfeit our franchise"
tough. II must see Reading about that
wheel" he thought; then | can be indie
pendent of cars" So having drawn his
money he started for the shop of famo US
mechanic who made a superior style of
wheel for which lie controlled the right on
this coast. On the way Burton tried to
bank his money, which was heavy and
troublesome TO carry; but found. much to
his disgust, that none OF the banks would
touch it.
We've got more now than we know
what to do with" was the cry. 1--WE
can't loan it or invest it, and we've no room
to store it," So. carrying it, Carroll pro-
ceeded to Readings shop. he was not
really surprised to find 1t closed. and a no.
tlce on the door to the effect that Reading
had gone out of business. II can't say l
blame him." thought Burton, but wish
I'd got my wheel yesterday. l must hunt
up an agent"
1t was long hunt before he found one
whose store WAS open, and he had but one
machine left that Carroll could ride. 1--WE
sold a good many this week." the agent
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Washington. This man was miserable
wretch and deserved no sympathy from
any one, but that did not prevent Mrs.
Burnett from faucying herself in the con-
demned mans prisoR-eeil during the
week of suspense which preceded his
execution. Everything that he suffered
in the prison from the horror of impending
death she suffered in her luxurious home,
aud probably much more, Just in proper
ing. For several nights before the hang
Ing she did not close her eyes. When the
day came she was in an agony of sus pense,
not knowing whether the man had been
reprieved by the President or not, and not
daring to ask. She spent the IN, rning
walking In the air TO lessen her agitation,
and when the clock struck II she knew.
without having learned 1t from any one
and In some unaccountable way, that all
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AFiNANQRL
EXPERIENCE.

"Yes." said the anti-poverty orator.
what we require is an equitable distribu-
ton of the worlds wealth. The bloated
bondholder, the idle. whte-handed aris-
tocrat and the politician who robs the
people must all go. We want such a dis
tributiOn of the money and wealth of the
land as W i'll make every man independent
of his neighbor. Then the world will
really prosper, but not until then will we
see an end of the poverty and misery and
never-ending struggle that is driving men
to desperation and women to perdition!"
thine for us to CO." whispered Carroll
Burton'S companion, just at this juncture.
He'll begin to wave he red flag in a min
ute and then there'il be an anarchist tic
pow-wow. This meeting always ends in a
rumpus," and together the two young men
forced their way through the crowd and
out onto the street.
Dale. Buttons friend, was poking a lit
tie quiet fun at him for the attention he
had given the ranting speaker. These
fellows have each an infallible scheme for
setting the world straight" he said. land
no two are alike. Between you and me.
anyway" he added, 1.-THE worlds good
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for my working now" he said. Il never
did like this business. I'll quit and 20 on
with my electrical studies, as I've always
lOnged TO do
No sooner thought of than decided upon.
That night, as he was going home, Burton
stepped into the private Office of the head
OF the firm andannouuced his intention of
leaving
'Oh, is that so. Burton ?" said his en-
ployer. I'm sorry to hear that / am
thinking of going out of business in order
10 travel, and had hit upon you as just the
man to succeed 10 1t. I'd make very easy
terms with you"
But CAROLS mind was made up. He
was natural-born electri clan, and here
was the long-coveted chance to perfect
himself in his favorite hobby. He must
not miss il.
be slept late next morning, but was
ready to go downtown in time TO draw his
$1,000. He had 10 wait a strangely long
time for streetcar, and when. at last.
one came down. and he boarded it, he was
surprised to note that the gripman was
none other than the chief engineer Of the
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when animated, in rapid broken sentences,
with curious Staccato movement, the
words tum bling over each other under the
crush of ideas. l can compare her in this
respect to nothing but one of those lumin-
Gus fountains which delighted the people
$50 at the Paris Exposition. There is nei-
Their end nor beginning, one color running
into another necessarily, The whole being
pleasant and brilliant. Start Mrs. Burnett
on any subject under the sun and your
task is accomplished.
A question, a suggestion. a name is suffi-
cient. and away you 60. 1t is like opening
the thr0ttle-valve of a locomotive. You
will be whirled away over mountains.
rivers and plains. and will keep on whirl-
Ing as long as there is steam in the boil
ers. The difference between Mrs. Burnett
and the locomotive is that the latter has to
follow the rails. She follows nothing.
AS she talks it fairly takes ones breath
away to see how she glides from one sub
jecJ 10 another. From Theos she glides TO
Italy, takes in the Rue de la Paix and
Paris fashions. glides to New York, then
smoothly to fox terriers, to ponies. TO an
adventure in Surrey. to amateur photog-
raphy. to the choice OF profession, to
Washington society, to the latest crimes,
and winds up with dress reform and her
plans for the summer.
| am afraid that gives the idea that Mrs.
Burnett is a chaiterer. which shows how
hard it Is to paint people truly in words.
The very charm of her talk is that all
these changes come about naturally, each
growing out of what went before lust as
the colors in the fountain blend the one
into the other. Now it is Buddhism, now
pet dogs, you don't know how you got
over the gap and you don't care. 1t was
done artistlcslly, and there was no intel
lectua iolting in the process.
The kew to IL all is a marvellous, almost
abnormally developed Imagination. You
are the privileged observer of the play of
such fancy as is rarely found in hum
drum cities. For instance, Mrs. Burnett
is Intensely fond OF animals. So are many
other people, but Mrs. Burnett does not
content herself with being kind to her
pets and feeding them. She actually can
and does put herself in their places
and think their thoughts. She spends
hours with such fancies, manufacture
Ing animated conversations between
Fido. the ong-eared, sedate and we'll
Informed spaniel. and Dick, the frisky
and inexperienced terrier, when the two
are left alone in the kitchen at night
after the family have retired. What fun
they have, IT, be sure, laughing at these
queer-acting humans with their mania
for standing dogs IN corners on two legs
and making them beg for bones. Fldo
explains to Dick thai he must be for
bearing with these eccentric and silly
people. mus. control his impatience. and
not snap at Miss Nellie when she makes
him bark and jump over stick. These are
the trials which dogs have to support from
well-meaning masters who know no better
Then Dick expresses a contemptuous
opinion. Some day, il she ever gets the
time, Mrs. Burnett proposes to write a
series OF articles on this piaD, to be en-
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What suilied His Forefathers.

Alec Irisity-Do you believe in electro
cutinn?
Foggarty-No. sir: do not. The old
fashioned way nj hanging that suited my
forefathers is COED enough for me.-Puck.
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indeed. all through her life, is 4 proof of
me unusual intensity of her sensations.
one remembers more things than other
people do because she has ielt more things
and felt them more deeply.
Her tendency to analyZe and puzzle over
the characters and motives of persons
about her Is even more developed than her
tendency to self-aHalvsis. She is always
putting herself in other peoples posi-
tons. ALWAYS trying To see with their eyes
and feel as thew do. This often causes her
very great suffering. for she is affected NY
the ills and sorrows of others almost as
though they were her owp-indeed, for the
time they become her own.
A remarkable instance of this character
istic was furnished some weeks ago when
the murderer Schneider was hanged In