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The morning call., 1894-02-03
A SHAMELESS WOMAN
Attempts to Place Her Daughter in
a Beer Hall

Eta Devere, 16 years old, was taken from
the Thalla Concert Hall, on Market and Turk
streets, last night by Detectives Anthony and
G ibson and locked up at the new City Hall 10
be given into the charge of the Society for the
prevention of Cruelty 10 Children. The girl
was with her mother. VINO was trying to secure
her place as a waitress in tie hail when III G
offic ers interfered. Mrs. Devere was very in
dignaDt, and declared that size would get her
daughter out in spite of the police and put her
TO WORK TO earn living for the family. The
arrest was made under the ordinance which
excludes minors from places where liquor is
sold. The Deveres live In Oaklan nd.
The morning call., 1894-02-03
McCrossan's Warrant.

Auditor Broderlck has signed The warrant of
Contractor McCrossan for S497 for work on
his contract with the city to keep the bItumin-
ous pavements in repair. This Is the warrant
which caused all The trouble etween the two
Ackersons OF the Street Department and Me-
Crossan. Auditor Broderick was compelled to
sign il under the law. as 1t had been fayorably
reported on by the District Attorney and or.
dered paid by The Board Of Supervisors.
The morning call., 1894-02-03
Wills and Beuuests.

The will of Maria Casassa bequeaths the
whole OF the testatrix' property TO her sons
Stefano and Carlo Casassa, with the exception
of beoues;s of 500 each TO her four daughters
The estate consists of $1,000 Ia the Hibernia
Bank and some real property in Genoa, Italy,
value unknown.
Mrs Susan Scrbner bequeaths a $4,000
estate among various relatives residing near
Tarrytown, n. Y, and in YORKSHIRE, England.
The morning call., 1894-02-03

considerable distinction in the service. AT the
battle of NOyarra he was the bearer OF the I'M
pOrtant dispatches from the King 10 his sen.
Victor Emanuel. For his action on that ucca-
sion he was made chevalier.
The life of Federico Biesta was filled with
work, aud he passed away knowing he had
done every duty set him.
The morning call., 1894-02-03
To Be i'm the Fashion.
Chicago Record.

chicago RECORD.
Now that we are in a position TO enter so
cieiy, Edmund" said Nine. Newriche, Il want
you to DO me Il favor"
"What is il, Maria?" queried Mr.. Newrlche
isn't your new carriage good enough?"
That's all tight, dear" replied Mime. New
richie. But do wish you'd get one of those
receivers that so many men are having now"
The morning call., 1894-02-03
A Boy Injured.

Joseph Weber, boy about IL years of age.
residing at i 925 Geary street. was struck ana
seriously Injured last night at Geary and Scott
streets by a Geary-stIeet car. He was picked
up unconscious ana carried 10 his home.
The morning call., 1894-02-03

While cutting up cabbage the other day
an Eiwood Qnd.) housekeeper claims to
have revealed S9o in gold.
The morning call., 1894-02-03
Mckinley Republicans.

large and enthusiastic meeting was held
last evening by the Mckinley Republican Club
of the Thirtietb Assembly District at Music
Hail on Mission strert near Fifth. After
transacting routine business the meeting was
addressed In favor OF harmony by the following
speakers: James GIllerap. j. Devote, ID.
Lydon. Mr.. Kelly, }. McQueeny and W.
Greenan.
The morning call., 1894-02-03

Glasgow shipbuilders receive IS shillng gs
week and work fifty-four hours.
The morning call., 1894-02-03

than he would allow man TO do so. In the
present instance he seems 10 nave put MS
words to practice.
The morning call., 1894-02-03
Morton's Midwinter Fair Expires

Packages, baggage, etc., called for and de-
livered to the exposition grounds at low rates.
Offices-17 Geary street, 408 Taylor street and
Oakland ferry depot.
The morning call., 1894-02-03

The greatest pain-annihilator OF the age is
Salvation OIL. 1t always cures
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17

Europe. 1t need not be said that
during the operation OF the tariff OF
1883 hardly a pound of refined sugar
was imported over the high tariff
wall. The sugar refiners were the
peculiar objects OF the solicitude and
favor Of its republican authors.
Then came the Mckinley tariff of
1890, which, while nominally put
ting raw sugar on the free list,
fixed q tax Of half a cent a pound on
the entire consumption of refined SUI
gar and gave bounty Of cents a
pound to domestic producers. The
effect of this operation is to take up
ward Of sc. OOO,O 900 a year out of the
pockets of American consumers for
the sole benefit of the sugar trust.
and $12, 100000 besides in bounties.
When this flagitious measure was de-
vised for despoiling the public treas
ury Of its revenues and fleeing con-
sumers the sugar trust was repre-
sented by powerful lobby in Wash
ington. But a scheme of plumber
which gives the trust its raw sugar
free of tax and a subsidy Of half a
cent on every pound it refines was
more than the most sanguine of its
agents had reason to anticipate.
Contrast with this series of repub-
lican sugar duties from 1864 to 1890
the sugar schedule now OF the two
houses of congress. This schedule,
with its 40 per cent duty on raw SUI
gar, would put upward of 100000.
600 of revenue into the treasury and
save $12, 900. 900 in bounties, while
reducing the discrimination in favor
of refined sugar to one-fifth of cent
per pound. II corrupt influences
prevailed in the adjustment of this
schedule, what sinister influences
prompted the republican legislation
on sugar for the last 80 years? II
the democratic members of the SEN
ate finance committee were under the
sway of the sugar trust, what insid-
ious power was behind Senator Sher-
man, Senator Aldrich and the other
republican members of the senate
finance committee when they framed
the sugar schedule of the Mckinney
act? The simple truth is that this is
the only example OF legislation il
congress in the last 80 years in which
the demands of the sugar refiner:
have been subordinated to consider
ations OF public revenue and to the
interests of consumers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17
SHELBY NJ. CuLLoM's republica,

SHELBY NJ. CULLoM's republican
rivals for the United States senator
ship and their friends are kicking up
quite row over the discovery tina,
the platform being circulated in the
campaign rs the official utterance OF
the state convention mentions Cul
Ions name and gives him personal
ly warm Endorsement. They claim
that when the platform was reported
by Aid. Madden, chairman of the
committee on resolutions, ant
adopted by the convention, Cullom'.
name did not appear in it. In some
underhand way. however. before the
platform was given to the press, ;
paragraph was so twisted and altered
rs to give Cullom an enthusiastic
puff, and the friends of the senator
have been industriously circulatin.
the fraudulent platform ever since
and particularly playing up the lin
dorsement" for all its face value.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17
It Should bs in Every House.

j. b. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharps-
burg, Pa. saws he will not be with
ont DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. that
it cured his wife who was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack of
LA Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber OF
Cooksport, Pa, claims DIR. Kings
New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he has ever used
for lung trouble. Nothing like it
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17
Food and Digestion.

One of the biggest mistakes about food
which people make is to forget that the
true value Of food to anybody is the
measure of its digestibility. Half pound
of cheese is vastly more nourishing, as
regards its mere composition, than half
q pound of beef, but while the beef will
be easily digested, and thus be of vast
service to us, the cheese is put out Of
court altogether for ordinary folks by
reason of its indigestibility. We should
bear this rule in mind when we hear
people comparing one food with another
in respect of their chemical value.-New
York Dispatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17
Some sugar Duty History.
iladelnhia Rerord


Under the tariff act OF 1864 the
duty on raw sugar not above No. -
Dutch standard was 3 cents pound.
and on raw sugar above No. ~ and
not above No. Is the duty was 81
cents pound. On refined sugar the
duty was 3 cents pound. Reduced
To nd valorem, the duties on raw
sugar under that tariff were above 30
per cent. Although these duties
yielded considerable public revenue.
the main object Of Legislation was to
protect the sugar reiiners by making
discrimination of upward of l cent
pound in their favor.
The tariff Of 1872 fixed the duty on
raw sugar above No. and not above
No. 10 tthc main importation) at 2
cents pound; and on refined sugar
ut 81 cents q pound-making dis
elimination Of IT cents q pound in
favor of the roiincrs.
This proving not quite satisfactory
to the retiners, the duty on raw sugar
was raised in 1875 to 2 cents pound
plus % per cent nd valorem. and the
duty on refined sugar was raised to
cents u pound plus 25 per cent ad
valorem. There was no sugar trust
in those days, but manifestly the
trust has shown none Of the power
that the sugar lobby then possessed
in the halls of congress.
In the tariff OF 1883 another twist
was given to the sugar duties. al
ways keeping the interest Of the re-
Gners in front. The duty on raw
sugar was reduced to cents u pound,
and the duty on refined sugar was
reduced to 81 cents q pound-making
n discrimination Of 1! cents q pOnnd
in favor of the reiiners. Under the
tariff the average duty Of refined su-
gar was upward Of ~ per cent nd va
lorem-so great was the fear of SEN
ator Sherman, Senator Allison and
the rest Of the republican statesmen
lost the manufacturers Of sugar
should he subjected to the ruinOus
competition Of the "pauper labor" Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17
Mr.. STOKES CHARITY PATIENTS.



Never Paid Anything Tor Board.
The abrupt closing of the Hoffman
House has been taken rs burning and
unprovoked insult by number of men
who have been living in that establish
ment for great many years. and who
are hot and loud in their denunciation
Of Proprietor Stokes. It is characteristic
that this little group of Hoffman House
habitues should be particularly sharp in
their comments ON Mr.. Stokes action,
because they have been known as his
charity patients for years.
Two Of them have lived in the Hoff
man House for upward of 10 years with
out paying q cent Another has never
paid anything. although he is an old
Hoffman House dweller, but he has
justified his position in the establish
ment by running around occasionally
and doing odd jobs for the house. Sew
eral of the others are notorious with
their ever existing lack of funds. 1t is
generally believed that the only way
Mr.. Stokes could get them out of the
house was to take the radical move
which he decided upon early last week.
There was nothing to be done with
the Hoffman House except to build an
entirely new structure. The main part
Of the establishment is so old and rick
ETY. that it would be impossible to build
additional stories on it, and it would
have been waste of money to try to
improve the existing building. New
York Letter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17

ST. Louis REAUBLIC: King Pull
man OF Pullmantown should remem-
Der the fate Of the Irish kings. The
eviction of honest tenantry is still
unpopular wherever civilization ex-
t.ts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17

AFTER 4-months' idleness, the 800
miners at Spring Valley have &C
ccpted proposition of the company
and will return to work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17

TwESTY-sEvES out of 80 anarch-
lists. in Paris. were acquitted by the
Assizes court, but when red is con-
victed over there, off goes his head in
n iiffy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17

A cup of Parks Tea at night moves
the bowels in the morning without
pain or discomfort. 1t is great
health giver and blood purifier.
Sold by Hartz L. Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17
FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1894.

THE Missouri A. X. L. threatens to
cast $4,000 votes for the populist
ticket,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17

BY order of the democratic congressional COM
mittec OF the Tenth district of Illinois.
L c. BLANprss, Chair man.
Rock Island, H., Aug. ,. 1sst.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17
Gen. wash,uc,on.s Other Name.

4 large company Of persons was startled re-
Gently by the inquiry for Gen. WashIngton's 9TH
er name, A wag asked the question but In q
manner that betrayed no humorous intent. Il
was evident that the company had never heard
the Father Of his Country had ever assumed an
alias. The wag was compelled to tell his fellow
guests that our firgt presidents other name was
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-17

Daily. bDaily except SUNDAY. +Goine north.
.Going south and cast. No. Is runs between
Cedar Rapids and Wcs; Liberty.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Qboefa6te Getretoe6iebe.

0abio CARROT un6 SauteS @orrtgan,
5pet no6 3par ie6r iuuge, aber troBbem
ibot gefdDrli3e SpiBbuben, betrieben felt
etniger 3eit baS 8lunbern bon nit 0ez
treble belaoenen Srobtipagen in 10 ibpungz
batter unO auS9icbiger 8eiie, baB iie it5
etenn Sdgerraum mietDeten u. 8ferbe un0
Wugell gum Qbliefern bet an Sic 6ebler
Dertauften 8eute anic9affen fonnten. 0ie
8abnbetecttnes, bic bon 6teiem @ei6dft
unterrt9tet tparen, boten allies Wt08li9e
ouf, ltnt Der beiOen 9te6e babbaft gu tperz
ben; Do3 mar e3 ibnen btSlang nidbt &C.
%lungen. Die &erle fubrcn am beQlt6ten
Gage an Die @eleiie berat, auf benen iidb
Die Set retbeipagen b~efanoen unb Lu6en gez
raoeio tpte an0ere &utl6er, bort ibrc 0a7
gen init benz @etrejbe boil.
Sim bcrgan8enen Samitoa Ga6mtttdg
i6enfte tbnen inbeiien 0er YrinatpoLt3ilt
Der Nortbcrn 8aciftc 8abn, 6enrD 6.
Sears, ais tie auf ben @cletien Der gez
nannten 8abn al Der 16. StraBe, nabe Der
G~incoln1traBe, baiieGbe WtanDuer macbten
un6 berettS an Die so 8ulbeL Wsli9torn
in ibrem Wa9en batten, etlpoS mebr Nufz
%merfiamfeit. ST fragte tie nacb i6rem
Sbun nno 2aiien aus 1no ertIdrte tie fir
perbaftet. 9ocb polteu tie itb ielbitre6en6
nibt 10 rubig oas 6anbmert le9en Laifen,
uno beriucbten baO~on3uf0nrcn. 9ocb in
bieiem Nu8enbIif ericbien Der itGbtii9e
Poli5ilt SbOS. @liffOrO, mel6cr, ais er ben
status quo erfubr, Die 8eiDen Derbaftete.
9tibter 0OoleD iteute tie bis gum 30. bs.
Wtts. unter ie $500 8ir9i9aft.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Select an Rleptomante ~

Sobn Netpt0n, Elm etipa ~26idbrtger @rs
ProfeliOr CD Der latcinii9en un6 griedbi5
ihcn Spracbe an ir9eno elmer 6obi4ule i'm
Staate, mar Dor &ur5cm lpe9en eines icbwez
rem 6alSleibenS mach Dem GountD9oipital
9eianot ipovOen. Gr purbe Der 20. Waro
i~iberDteien unO Der berielben poritebenOe
Qlr3t S. W. @alter nabm itb ietner Goa ct
in ibm einen frilberen S6ulfomeraoen erz
fannte) in Der 6enfbar Suuorfommenbiten
Q8eiie an. Qlm Samitag tpurOe Netpton
ais gebetlt e~ntloiien. 9lS ct auBerboLb be5
6oipitals mar, orbnete er aut Der StraBc
ieinen 5ienti3 9roBen 0anbfoffer.
6ter6et beObabtete ibn Der in Der 9tG6e
ftebenoe Polt5iit &oies un6 ia6, tuie er
2 8lanfets, cine Wenge TaihentiiAer unb
perl6iebene anoere nit bet 9oipital>W farfe
periebene 8aide i~ortirte. ST nabm iicb
OeS WtanneS, ben CT nit 9te9t fir einel1
0teb belt, an un6 bra6te ibn nab Der
ndcbiten Bolt5eizS Station. 0ort geitanO
NetDton 1ofort Elm, baB CT bic Sacben i'm
6o1pttal geltoblen, I'M ettpaS refine WGi6e
unO fit iein 8ett etpas pdrmenbes 9efenz
material ftcb gu peridaffen.
Sein %ebemali8er SDuIfamera6 Or.
8alfer eri6ien bette Dor Nidbter OoolcD
uno lucbte bteie11 pIauiibel 81 macbeu, baB
9teipton tein ei8entlicber 0teb pGre, ionz
BERN an Gleptomanie little unb es am Soften
tD6re, ben arrnen S6lufer tn'5 SrrenDaus
81 ienoen. Gem 9ti6ter 0ooleD leuhtete
oer Gatb oucb Elm uno er iibertDies 6eu Grz
Yrofelior Dem Oetenttous6olpttale.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
OerfoLaun9 Ger Wah[frepLer.

SnipeftOr S9aad bc8ab iicb belte Morz
gen nob @uutegan, I'M in benz Safe
@rispOlb>B ro3eB 3eu9niB ab5uGe8en. @ez
bcimpoGi5tit Sod wirb, iotpeit 6er Golz
ltanoere SAL III 8etradbt fomG1t, feline SteGe
bertreten.
9aoe McgormiG, ba8 Mitglie6 bes
Wfartet Ctr @ang, peI9e5 in Detroit in
90tt genommen murbe, fam geitern in Be-
9~Ieituug beS @ebeimpoli3iitcn Nolan mach
Gbica9o unb purbe in Der Sit Chicago 9oe.z
citation c%tn9eiperrt. St tpurbe etnen1
icbarfen 8erb0r unteriporfelt, bod geitanb
er NIGHTS, pelbeS i'm in irgenb elmer @eiie
nit Dem @abIberbreben in GerbinDung
brin9en fonnte. OtcGormid fol- Elm ie6r
icblauer 8uricbe fem.
Die BOli5et lit gu 6er 11cber3euguug gez
tommen, 6aB pGIabbp" Burns, yWfaior"
Somplon, Comp 2Dn9 unb Sobn W3cz
So9nep nt6t mebr in Der SeaOt, ion6ern
sum She'll in SeraS, sum She'll III Gleoez
lamb, g., itnb. Ser perpunbete So6n
SantrD lou iib BET einem SnteG in Ser
g&Gbe BON &oGfOrb, ST., oufbalten.
Der Wfarquettez@lu bGlt beute No6z
mtttog cine Geriammlung ab, nm 6as 8ez
tpetsmatertal, tpelbeS geger ben Sang ges
iommelt nurOe, gu li6ten. Der @ried6e
gtibotos 8OroIas, ber gum Sbpeigen gez
bracbte &G6ger O'Waauep's, bGlt iib nod
INNER nerIteft.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26

Gaum bate er 6ieie @orte Oouen6et, ais
Elm BinbitoB cine @de oeS SargtubeS enz
por6ob, es beftt9 9egen ben 2eucbter tpebte
uno mebrere &er3en ausl0i6te. Der
&Onig i3auoerte, Die &0ni9in itieB einen
SAret aus, Soief II. erbIeibte trob ieiner
B6iloIopbte. v3ablen iteben man6mal
i'm 3ulamlnenbang nit benz un8LId,"
oa6te Die &0ni9tn, un6 ite begann letie bic
al%Sgetpebten &er3en su 5abIen. ySc9sz
3ebn," murmeLte tie, yber &0nig, metn Sc
mabl, lit Der iecb8 Sebnte leines gtonlens.
User tpeiB, mas Die ie6S3eDn auSgelOi6ten
&er5en gu be0euten baben !"- v@e6en
mir" la9te Der &aiier. vgtetn," ertptberte
2oniS XVI, mir fin6 Gbriiten un6 6irz
fen aber8lGubiic9en lleberlteferungen teinen
0Iau6cn beimeiien. Sb Mil bicicn Ort
Htc5t perlaiien, obne an benz @rabe meiner
Qbnen gebetet 3t 6aben. 6err 8rior,"
tpanbte ct itb an bteicn, yipoQen Sic bas
@ewolbe Offnen, no 0etnrtcb ". unb Sub
mig XIV. MIDI ermarten." Der Brior
lbritt Dem &0ni8 Dorarl, BEN nur Wtarie
Antoinette begleitete. giQb 8erlouf elmer
balben StunOe eribienen 8eibe tuie6er.
Die 3tuGfabrt na3 81. Denis poQ3og Itb
in 9eorildter Stimmung un0 Soief II. be-
relte e5, ben 9Oriblag 81 benz 8eiucb gez
nncbt gu babcf. rSccbsSebn &er5cn Ders
lDi6t," micOerbolte Geiie Die &0nigtn.
Secb53ebn Sabre ipdter fiel baS Saupt bes
unG!lfli6en &0nigS 2ubpig XVI. auf
benz S6affot, bic &0m9in, zines gLcidben
S9tflaIS geWGrtig, icbmoobtetc i'm &erfer
Der @onciergerie un0 Die plumpen 6Gnbe
Der rotbfiti8en Qufritbrer enttpeibten Die
Sirche bon 81. Denis uno gaben Die QIcbe
Der fran5Oiii9sn &0nige ben 8tnben preis.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
StdottIbes.
Die observation-disclosures.

Sn Der OF Chicago Nbe. 9oliseitatfon
tDurbe am Samitas Qben6 Die unterluz
chung gegcn Die BoIi3iiteu, tpeldhe beibul5
btgt limb am Nablta9e ibre 9fltdht Derz
nabldiitgt 81 BADEN, iort9eicbt.
9ie BOlt5iiten Sacob 6etbelmeier un6
Wftbael S'@Onneu peIde am QSabLtage
I'M II. Bre5;nft Der %. Mar6 0ienit tbQz
ten, purOen BON Der Neutrality-suspicious.
auf @rulO bes 3eugeHuerb0rs ebrenpoQ
fretgeipro6en, ebenlo Die Boli3iiten 8btte,
Wc9fuLtD unb o. 0onneu, pelde gum 3.
8re5inft Der %. Q8aro abcommanbtrt tpaz
rem un0 9e5en iDelcbe Die 9cgen 1te er6obez
men Q(nfla9en nicbt aufrecbt er9alten lperz
ben fOntten. Sn 8esu9 auf bic 9oltz
3ilten GoultrD, Quidlep uno O'0teiu,
meldbe am WabItage anoe6lidb auf benz
StimmploBe bes 6. Bre3infts Der %. 0ar6
iDre 8fliht Dernn6lG1ii9ten, p~erfiigte Die
Neutrality-suspicious., OaB Oieietben tpieber
i'm 0ienit geiteIt tperben iOuten, baB ober
in ibre1 Sale no6 eintge 3eu8en pernomz
men Der0en iollen.
Die @nti9etoung bcs Yolt5etc6efS in ser
0nflage ge9en Bic iteben Bolt5iIten am
Stimmplabe ytO. 113 SuinotSfraBe itebt
nOb aug.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Sino es nun Ole Ribtioen.

Den 9etectios Der Marpcuz5 Str. Sta
ttOn lit es ~9elungen, Dem Ginbrecber auf
bic Spur 81 fommen, peIcber am II. D. so.
in ben @rpcerielaben beS S. 8etnbeimer,
407 Clinton Str., EMBRACE, BON bort @roz
'certeS i'm Wert6c BON $l20 ita6l, Die Beute
III Der @rOcerie beS Martino bu StefanO,
l15 GrDiug Str. ubiteute unb 6aourdb ieA3
Statement 5u elmer Qntla9e ouf @tnbruG
unb Dem M}artiuo 3u elmer iol6en auI
t6ebleret perbalf. g8ir beridteten iiber Dtez
len SAL auSfibrli6, Die Staliener naren
bon Gthter 0ooIep iau1mt unb ionOerS
frei9e1proben moroen. Nunmc6r fonocn
bic 0etectiu aus, baB Der uotorii0e GIN
BREEDER, Der ettpa 17jG6rige Mtbael @ronin
un0 Der StaIiener YasquaIO Buiii, apei
Der angeflagt 9eipeienen urtb fretgeiprobez
men SebS, ben 9iebitabI 9eplant unb aud
ausgefibrt batten. 8etOe wurben baraufz
bin Oerbaftet unb bon &idbter @berborOt
bis gum II. unter 500 8ir9l6aft geiteQt.