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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS.

General Manager Philip w. Moen, of
the Washburn s. Moen Company, is
authority for the statement that there
were no new developments in the wire
trust yesterday. A large amount Of
the stock of the American Steel and
Wire Company is constantly coming in
for subscription, but no actual transfer
of stock has as yet taken place, and Mr.
Moen thinks there is little prospect
that any will be for some time to come
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
GOES TO PALMER.
A New Haven Clergyman Accepts Call
of the First Congregational Church.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 16.-Rev.
Fosdick B. Harrison, assistant pastor
of the Church Of the Redeemer, Orange
street. today announced that he had ac-
cepted the call OF the First Congrega-
tional Church, Palmer, Mass. Rev.
Mr.. Harrison was called to that church
two weeks ago, after twice preaching
in the Palmer pulpit as candidate.
His formal resignation viii probably
be announced next Sunday Rev. Mr..
Harrison is a graduate Of Amherst
College and of the Yale Theological
School Of the class of 1922
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
ICE HARVEST ABANDONED.

Albany, N Y. Jan. 16.-The ice har.
vest opposite the city and as far south
as the gorge at BOWS Point, has been
abandoned and icemen are seeking In
land fields on Ballston lake and else
where. Hundreds of unemployed men
are seeking work down the river.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
GEN. STANTON MAY RECOVER.

Washington Jan. Ito the surprise
OF his physician and friends, Paymaster
Gen. Stanton, who has been suffering
with severe attack of pneumonia last
night, rallied from the desperate condi-
ton he had been in for three days and
may completely recover.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
EMPEROR OF CHINA.
His Chief Amusement is Training OF
Goats and Monkeys.

Pekin, Jan. 16.-Paiace reports de-
scribe increasing ILL feeling between the
dowager empress and the emperor. On
several occasions recently the emperor
it is claimed, disobeyed the dowagef
empress. The chief amusement of the
emperor at present. the palace reports
also say, is training goats and MONKEYS
Reports from Shan-Tung province
say the populace there v almost in a
state of rebellion. The missionaries an
tioipate trouble. 1t is added that French
warships have been ordered to Foo
Chow.
Ii Hung Chang is suffering from
swollen legs.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
Called Upon By the
City Council.
MARLBORO ANXIOUS
For an Investigation of Her
Present Difficulty.

Marlboro, Jan. 16.-The new city
council held an important meeting here
tonight. Besides choosing various city
officials, and there were some surprises
in the selections, an important order
was adopted. This was to ask the state
legislature to appoint a committee to
investigate the trouble between the
boot and shoe workers and the manu-
facturers. The order was promul-
gated as follows,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
FUNERAL OF MR.. COOK.

Hopedale, Jan. 1.-THE funeral SER
vices of the late w. w. Cook took place
in the Draper Memorial Unitarian
church. Hopedale, this afternoon. Rev
F. A. Gray of Nashua, N. H, Rev. Mr.
Haywood of Dorchester, and Rev. DR.
M. H. Harris of Worcester officiated.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
SENATOR FRYE BErTER.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Frye,
who is suffering with cold, is better
today, but is still confined to his room,
which, 1t is thought, he will not be
able to leave for several DAYS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
PfssaYss

ID THEIR WORK WHILE YOU DO YOURS.
That Is, If you have a lame or weak
back, cold, sore chest or muscles and
put on the plaster and go about your
work, cure follows, sometimes imme-
diately. They are the only good plasters
Don't accept a substitute whether cheap
or costly.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17

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great pleasure to call the attention of
the public to the Excelsior Hair Tonic,
which is the first and only remedy
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
WITH SOLDIERS FROM MANILA

San Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE transport
Ohio arrived from the Philippines today
with $50 soldiers returned for various
reasons. The vessel is in quarantine.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
DENHOLM & MCKAY co.
Beautiful ParIOr Lamps.

On Tuesdays and Fridays in December
the Hall of the Worcester Gas Light
Company at 24o Main ST., will be open
to the public for the inspection of
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
SACRED HEART MINsTRELs.

The dramatic club of the Church Of
the Sacred Heart is making extensive
arrangements for the coming minstrel
show which is TO be presented in the
Lyoeum hall, st. Patrick's day, March
II. The dramatic club has always ex-
celled in black faced comedy, and the
minstrel exhibitions In the past assure
a most artistic and successful appear
ance st. Patrick's day.
The first rehearsal will be held Wed
nesday evening. when the assignment
Of parts and arrangement OF the prB-
gram will be discussed. The Well
known and popular afterpiece Might
with the Houihans." Is TO be one Of
the features Of the show.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
In Board of
~

Mayor ana Aldermen.
Whereas, the late mayor and
board of aldermen petitioned the
governor of the state for one branch
of our state institution; be it
Resolved. that the present mayor
be, and is hereby directed to petit
ton the great and general court to
send committee to this city to in
vestigate thoroughly and report on
the present controversy existing be-
tween the manufacturers and strik-
ing shoe workers.
The petition was referred to the rep
resentatives in the state Legislature
from this city
Mayor Plunkett appointed John T.
Fay as chief engineer of the fire de-
partment, reducing Chief Byrne to the
rank of assistant engineer. The other
appointments on the board Of engineers
were as follows: First assistant, John
#. Byrne; second assistant, j. Henry
Gleason; superintendent of streets,
James F. Murphy; city clerk, Peter B.
Murphy; collector of taxes, William B.
Doyle; Peter b. Murphy, assistant col
lectof of taxes; city solicitor, James
w. Mcdonald; city auditor, George
H. sharon; city physician, DIR.
jeremiah w. O'Connor; member
of the board of health, DR.. w.
#. Richardson; overseer of the poor,
Alexis LaPoint; public library commit
tee for three years; w. p Frye, E. S.
Murphy, j. f. Bradley; commissioner
of sinking fund, ]. Sareau; assistant
assessors, Richard Kelliher, Patrick G.
Corey, Homer Belmore, r. A. McGill,
Edward ]. Goggin.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17

A committee Of foui-Ulck clifford,
Patrick Horan George Rightson and
John Carrollwas appointed at meet
Ing Of Company G. A, o. H., at 9s
Front street. last night, to arrange for
the celebration Of st. Patricks day
The same committee was also elected
to make arrangements for a dance to
take place in the near future.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-17
A Handsome Line
of Decorated ParlOr
and Reading Lamps,

Fine Globes and Shades and other ap-
planes for obtaining artistic as well as
useful effects in the use Of gas for
Lighting.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-21

Burns was selected as chairman of the Joint
committee and f. A. Perkins, president OF
the State Federation of Labor, addressed the
ferred to a subcommittee consisting Of SEN
ators Burns and OConnor and Messrs.
Hayes Strong and Morrison.
The ways and means committee has COM
pleted the general appropriation bill in so
next week take up the institutions. The re-
port of the Roots commission will be placed
before the committee at its meeting next
Tuesday. Thus far no material changes have
been made in salaries, the only one being a
restoration Of the salary of SEQ month for
the janitor Of the State Library. Two years
ago the salary was cut from $50 to $50
month.
At a meeting of the Senate committee on
county and township reform last night the
bill presented by the commission which
drafted it was adopted in its essential fea.
lures and viii be reported on favorably All
changes made in the bill by the COMMITTEES
are satisfactory to the commission which
has the interests of the measure at heart
The bill as now amended win leave the
enumeration of schools 10 the trustee ac-
eording to the present system, instead OF
placing the duty on the assessor. The COM
mittee decided to strike out Section III OF
the bill, providing for a scale Of salaries for
trustees, leaving the salaries of these on
Gals as they are now. AS TO the per diem
OF trustees for extra service. this matter
according TO the present provisions of the
measure, viii be left in the hands of the
advisory board, created by the bin.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-21

ment of the salaries of sheriffs regardless
of the collection of taxes by them.
Concurrent House resolution No. was re-
ferred to the committee on military affairs.
The president referred several House bills
follows:
No. lis: Corporations No. 25O and 272;
Cities and towns; No so: Military affairs;
No. 10S: Prisons; No 233: Finance.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced and
referred:
1856. Senator Brooks: To pay all trustees
of the boards of the different benevolent
institutions of the State a salary of $500 a
year and expenses; benevolent institutions.
1856. Senator Agnew: Regulating drains;
swamp lands and drains.
1877. Senator Ball: To prevent extortiou.
Making it illegal for anyone to charge more
than per cent interest on any loan, whether
such interest be named as premiums, com
mission or any other consideration" The
bill is aimed against pawnbrokers and money
lenders in small sums; banks.
1888. Senator Ball: Concerning pleading in
civil cases; judiciary.
1S9. Senator Ball Compelling county COM
n1tssionerS to provide printed blanks to all
claimants. free of charge. that when a
creditor presents a claim to the auditor for
warrant that official will not be allowed
to deduct portion of the sum due for his
own fee; county and township business.
190 Senator Gilbert: To legalize certain
acts of notaries public; judiciary.
49, Senator Agnew: Providing for the
plating and sale of reclaimed swamp lands,
the title TO which rests in no one at present
49, Senator Agnew: Providing for the
purchase of a safe receptacle, in which to
store the papers of the Appellate Court;
finance.
193 Senator Gill: Repeating the act APP
prCprlatlng money for the support of col
leges throughout the State; education.
1874 Senator Horner: Relating to life IL
censes for teaching in the common schools;
education
1875 Senator Keeney: Requiring corpora
tons to reimburse the owners of property
which has been the subject of condemnation
been taken possession of or the suit has
never been carried to a conclusion; judi
ciary.
1856 Senator Corr: Concerning the rights
of a husband or wife to sell property when
one of them is insane; judiciary.
1871 Senator Ryan: To compel bucket
shops to record all transactions, with the
names of all parties concerned in them, as
a means of doing away with such concerns
and in order 10 establish proof that the
transactions were or were not bona fide sales
of tangible property: judiciary.
1873 Senator H0gate: Regulating the as
sesSments and liens for street improvements
in towns of less than 10000; cities and towns.
1885, Senator Hogate: Defining the duties
of town trustees, and providing for the es-
adjustment of a town auditing board; cities
and towns
and alley improvements in Brazil; passed
under suspension of the rules.
2e1 Senator Brooks: For the improvement
of streets in Bedford; passed under suspen-
sion Of the rules.
202 Senator Kel: Authorizing the COM
bonds for the completion of the new court
house; cities and towns
93 Senator LEIGH Regulating the build.
| ing of sewers; cities and towns.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-21
WORK OF Committees.
Mileage of Legislators VIII Probably
he Reduced One-HaIf.

The committee on mileage. of the House,
last evening decided to present two reports
on Mr. Roberts's bill reducing the mileage
of members Of the Legislature to 20 cents
a mile. one way, or one-half of the present
allowance. The majority report for indef-
mite postponement will be signed by Messrs.
Manifold, Miller, Burkhart and Heuring.
and the minority report recommending pas
sage. will be signed by Messrs Roberts.
Cunningham and Clark.
The committee on education decided to re-
port for passage Senator Goodwine's bill TO
appropriate $1,000 for the school book COM
mission, with an amendment that the APP
preparation shall not be annual, as the con-
tract is not annually made. The committee
will also favoraoly report the bill by Mr..
Reece which provides that high schools
shall be maintained In each township, or
a joint high school by two townships, or
that tuition shall be paid by township in
another high school.
The county and township committee Will
favorably report the bill by Mr. Burrier,
which carries with il a slight amendment TO
the bill presented by him. providing for
township subsidy to railroads 1t is a sec
ton which prescrihes the method of election
which was omitted from the first bill.
The committees on labor from both the
House and Senate met in joint session to
consider the factory inspection bill. Senator
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-21

Brown, favored indefinitely postponing the
bill on the grounds that the cause is tran
Slent Mr.. Eichhorn argued that they sym
pathized with the bar of that county in the
trouble and he agreed that Judge Thomp-
son had made himself notorious by his high
handed proceedings. He said that to make
the change will leave one circuit with II, 900
voters and the other with 5000 voters. He
wished that the county might have some
relief, but said it should come from
change in judges, and he favored impeach-
ing Judge Thompson. Mr. Hall, the author
of the bill, explained the circumstances,
and the House agreed that the county
should be changed to the other circuit. The
minority report laid on the table and
the majority report, recommending passage.
was accepted. On the motion of Mr.. Baker
of Whitley, the cCnvict labor bill by Mr.
Shideler was made a special order for the
afternoon instead of Saturday morning and
in this connection Mr.. LAIR of Sullivan
sent in resolution providing for the APP
pointment of a commission of five citizens
by the Governor to investigate the FEAST
bility of employing conVicts in digging q
ship canal from the lake to the Wabash
river or on the highways. The resolution
was laid on the table and the House ad-
iourned for noon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-21
CLEAR COMP LEXICON
Soft, White Hands,
Luxuriant Hair

Are found in the perfect action OF the pores
produced by CUucURA Soar, sure pre-
ventivo Of pimples, blackheads, red, rough,
and oily skin, red, rough hands with shape
less nails, dry, thin, and falling hair, and
simple baby blemishes, because a sure
preventive of Inflammation and clogging
Of the PoKEs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-21

The Fibre Box Company Of Chicago. has
assigned TO Charles II. Wells. Liabilities
$1,000 assets 10000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-21

The State Life Insurance Company regular
operating SYSTEM
hed York
full caled legal policies
the
to
make the Company practice, company
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-09

StaIiener, feline Srau unb Elm &oits
gdn9er cine Hone fpielten, bat ii9 IN
8anapolis ereignet. Der Mann unb
Der &pitgdnger iinb tobt unb bic S5rau
lit berpunoet. Die Namen iino ni9t
6etannt. Wie ermittelt purbe, erfannte
Die Srau in Dem &pitsdnser eillen
flii9ttgen MDrber, Der in Stalien me-
gen Grmorbung elmer ean5en, aus
Wanr1, 5rau uno Sinh %beitebenben
Samtlte gepiinf9t ptrb. @r purbe
na6 Sub @merita perfplgt unb fam
erit bor Sur3em mad &~anapolis. Oils
er erfubr, OaB feline SbentitGt befannt
mar, fiir6tete er, DAB err angeseist iperz
ben piirbe, unb beI9loB, 1einen Soft
geber 81 ermorben. Gr i6ob Den
Mann nieber unb periebte ibm mod
spei S9nitte am Salie nit einem
&aiirmeier, benen berIelbe erlag. De
Srdu, Die ni4t idper pertpunbet
puroe, alarmirte bic Na9barn. Iuf
Der 5lu3t ~itiir5te Der MDroer fppfiiber
in etnen Salineni6udt t~auienb SUB
tief unb ipurbe politdnbig Seri9metz
teri.
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H-nxrntbtff1Fr Wn1rttr.

entiebli9em 3uItanbe in go. Glib
Wbittdder Ipenue gefunben fpurbe.
Sbr 9atte lit Mai6tniit unb in elmer
9rabtsieberei bei9dftist. Na4barn,
bic bGufis pur6 bic S9reie binter ben
biGt 9ef9lp1enen S6altern bes Eebz
bi9'i9en !Sauies aufmertiam geipprz
ben, Ha4fori6ungen anauiteaen perz
iu6t batten unb BON &ebbig bari9
bon leiner S9pelle geipieien tpprben
iparen, melbeten ibre 8abrnebnrunz
gen Der Ppliaei. Sarauf ging Der
Sanitdtsbeamte McSaliarb, begleitet
BON einem Ppli5iIten, mad benz 9auie,
I'm Die uria9e bes @eitantes gu err
forfGen, Der bardus brang. sic
orangen Elm unb fanDen in einem itpdz
finiteren, peri6loienen Dumpfen
3immer Die unsliidli9e Srau auf Ell
mem alien Sopba ltegen. Sic mar
fur6tbar absemagert unb idtpad,
unb cine unslaubli9s Iniammluns
BON S4mub 5eigte, pober Der Oeitant
fam. Die Srau bat, in Elm SpIpital
9ebra6t gu iperben unb iagte, bds
3immer lei in al ben Sabren ibrer
9efaneenf4aft muir einise Male tbeilz
peiie gereinigt tporben. Rebotg era
fldrt, feline Srau lei irriinnig, babe
bas 3immer freipiaig sebiitet, unb
es ielbit auf iein Griu9en ni4t perlais
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-09
MiNpuri.

- Die gr0Bts 5rau Den Scr. Giaa>
ten uno p11si0,lnli3 Der Y0elt 1T
SRI. Gqa @pias in Oorin. SIT u
Sabren mar It. i6oH 7 H:S ho1,
hcute nit 26 Sahce1 mib! lie $ sub
4 3pQ. 9abct ioa tie no6lpropprtiz
nirt iein, uno lire 9rObe f3eint ni9t
abi9redenD 5u nirfen, benin fie bat
i4on man6en &Orb ertbeilen fOnnen.
Iber tpenn ite etpa auf einen ibr
ebenfIBigen lpartet, pirb iis, fiirbtet
mir, unbeer6t gu ibren 8dtern periamz
melt tperben.
Man tpirb perpunbert frager, ipie
es tommt, OaB bieie iunge GieIin ni9t
in Die !SGnOe BON Dime Wuieen gefal=
len lit. 8ar tie au9! Nber aa3bsm
ie genug perbient bate, I'm bic Sppo>
tbet auf hires @aters 5arm nbsutra.
gen, 5Og Iie pieber aus Der Ssffentli6
felt 5urId, uno arbeitet beute pie jez
bes anbere 2anbmdo9en in IliIouri,
10 einen 8epsts bon tinbliGer 2iebe
unb geiunoem Meni9enperitanD abz
Legend.
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Na9 Sem Siihrn uno bem gNeFen.

S1oliG, Ole 9uinois Central mirb
grcuriicnen Iiir Seimtatte : Su1eHoe na1
g%eluiilen puiitten I'm Siibeu all ibrer Dabl
uno Der Ya;oo unb Wiiliiippi 8allep gabn
peranItalteu uub sipar BON allen Stationelt
auf Der St'nois Central rpeitli1 ullb eils
i6lieFlib IIesm unb Don Statioicu auf benz
Qple NIB benz Geour RapiOs 3metae at
folgenbm 3a9eu: 90. MtGr,, 10. un0
~. Wprtt ttno 1. tino Is. Wiat.
S6rsibst nm ciu Grernplar bes neueD
,Soutberu Someieefer5 Guibe".
11cftltm! GreuriioneuI fir Seimh6tte.
Sudsnoe mad benz Welteu rperbeu p~erfauit
werben bon Statiolen III Ssorpa 0fli9 Don
nnb eini9lieBli6 Solar Sals NIB Don
punttsn anf ben gpie uub Gsbor Rapibs
3meteen am 81. Waar3, 4. ttto 10.
Wpril nno z. rYS l8. Wtai na5 allen
Guntten auf Der Sainois Central ga9H, ~
lpel6en ber gepobnli6e SabrpreiS fir bic
Sinrciis 800 ober msbr III, III Gibbs
0afota, Wtimrsiota unb toipa. nod Buutten
psfli6 upn slflep .inillieblib init gaSs
nabme pom Stattonen ipsall9 BON 0elears.
Die SQinoiS Central miro and all ben
eriten NIB britten TienStogen I'M 9RGr,,
slpril uub Mal Grcnrlions5 ifets fir Seims
latte Suhenoe perfouieu na6 Yunften auf
anoereu 9iienbabnsn III pielen Der iueitlihelI.
iiibipeitli6en mb iiibli6eu Staaten. lin
Sobrprelis, Reilepldue etc. welbe man lid
oil ben Middleton Agenten Der Suinois 9entral,
Siuete iiir Grcluiioncu fir !Ssimiu9enoe
werbeu p%erfauit gum Yreile einer
Sabrt plus $500 iir bic &unbs
"reie. giasts iiub 81 Sage 9illtig.
s. Z. Merrp,
q. g. =. u. 81. Sent. u. o.,
DUBUQUE, Soma.
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Wc.u SerieD.

= Sn @atsrforb lduteten fiir5li6
8ir6englpden ni9t gu G6ren 8pttes,
ionbern als SeuersIlarm Sin ries
Tiger @albbrano trieb gegsn bas
StGot9en, unb bic Hot6 mar 9rpB.
Sine gsrabeSu %punberbare 9ettung
erlebte Der @reis Stmptbb 8oplun;
er bate 8etannte bel 8urefs Miible
6efu9t unb Duroe mitten i'm 8albe
BON ben Slammen iiberra19t .'Gr perz
iu9te gu flieben, to9 pergebens. Sa
fam er an einen tleinen Sei6, Der aber
fat tein WaHer entbielt. gr fro6 in
ben S6lamm, beoedte feinen ean3en
8Drper bamit unb lieB bann bas
fur9t6are Jlammenmeer iiber ii9
binpegsieben. Die 9ibe mar entIebs
lid. Der. S6ldmm tpurbe fait au
Stein an ieinem &Drpsr gs6aden. g(ls
Die 5lammenflutb boriiber gesogen
mar, babnte er ii9 einen Weg bur9 ben
nod raudenben, e~llbenbsn Dalt unb
erreidte Waterforo, mo er in Der MGbe
feines Sauies beipuBtlos 3uiammellz
brad. 8oplan tit i4iper perlebt.
= Cine i4ier unglaubli9 tlingenSe
Wdr tommt aus Srenton. Sort mill
cine Srau iieben Sabre lang bon itrem
Nianne in einem buntlen Raume ges
9ebdlten porben iein. Sbats
Jade il, oab Die 5rau pieier SAGE in
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Ueri@teo Wa6ri6ten.

- n@om Seufsl bsisfsn." pom
Seufel 1T iie beieiien, ni6t nur bon
einem. fpnbern bon iiebenmaliieben
Seufeln, bic i9 ibr austreiben min"
nit oieien Worten iu9te tiirsli9 in
einem Netp Yorter poli5sigeri9t Der
Staliensr Mi4ael 8ruaSi cine @nte
i9ulbisung ansufiibren fir bic unz
menfdlide Mib6anolung, bic er Ieiz
mem etpa 8 Sabre alien SD9terden
@nselina bate a~nseoeiben lafen.
Ginen serape5u srdBli6en 4nblit bot
bas Ieubere bes &leinsn; ibre beiDen
@usen paren bon Sauitidldgsn blau
unb i4parS nit 8lut unterlaufsn;
ibr &Drper aber mar nit 9eulen unb
Striemen bebedt, bic 8olge Der urs
meni9li4en 3ii9tisuns, bic Der 8as
ter ibr nit einem &niittsl beisebra6t;
Splitter unb Solaitud9en paren bier
BET in bes &inbes Riiden unb Nrme
getrieben tporben. Der Batter IuGte
feline G%raufamfeit gu rsftfertigen,
nobel sr ertldrte, bas &inb iei bon
tauienb Ssufeln beieiIen, Bel Der &C.
burt fei es nur elmer gepeien, ieitbem
ieien ie aber gu tauienben BEL inn
einsetebrt. Die Seufsl bGtten a6er
has 8ino in p0aise Matt genommen,
iie ieien es, Die bic &lsins ba3u trieben,
bic i9retli4iten 9inse gu tbun unb
aaerlei lnbeil auf lire Samilie gu
brinsen. Our nit Sieben unb S9ldz
gen let benz Ginoe, bas boiler Srob
uno Starriinn lei, beiautommen. Sin
ii9eres 3ei6en, bab bas 8inb bonn