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North Park union., 1901-08-16
uvarsbip1 on the Lake..

By the RushBagot treaty. or
agreement" OF 1917. neither Great
Britain nor the United States can
maintain on the great lakes more
than four small armed vessels. includ-
ing one on Lake Ontario and one on
Lake Champlain. No such vessel may
exceed 100 tons burden. nor may Its
armament exceed one eighteen pound
cannon. And no other vessels OF
war shall be there built or armed
1t is stipulated that either party
may terminate this agreement by CIV
ing six months notice. and there Is a
demand in certain quarters that our
government give this notice and re-
sumo the right to build war vessels
on the lakes without restrictions OF
any kind
North Park union., 1901-08-16
F--oR THE ToRREN'S LAW.
System Meeting Commendation From Cor
por,stIons and Others.

pOr7stlOns ana Othern.
While the Torrens law has had an
uphill course, 1t is gradually meeting
with strong favor on the part Of cor
porations and property owners, evh
dence of which Is to be found In the
report Of William A. Bond, made Mt
the monthly meeting Of the Chicago
Real Estate Board. Mr.. Bond Is q
member of committee which hns the
promotion of the law in Its charge.
He said that lie had received letters
from 541 lawyers, including the pres
idents Of nll the law colleges In the
city; $50 real estate and mortgage
houses, nineteen building and loan as
sociations and 142 property owners
and taxpayers. who expressed their
opinion strongly in favor Of this sys-
TEN Of the registration of land titles.
Among the corporations from which
letters were received was the Penn
sylvania railroad; also the attorney for
the Chicago & Western Indiana rail-
road in which they expressed their
willingness to accept and adopt this
system.
North Park union., 1901-08-16
CHRIST HoNoRED BY JEWS.
Tribute Paid the Founder Of Christianity
by American Rabbis.

A beautiful tribute paid to the
founder OF Christianity was the I'm
pressive feature OF the session Of the
recent conference OF American rnbbis
at the Temple Kencseth lsrnel In Phil.
adelphin. The incident was brought
about through the representation OF n
report prepared by Itnbbls David Phil
ips, G. Dutsch and Joseph Krnuskopf.
The object OF the report was to define
the attitude of the Jewish Church tu
the religion Of Jesus and to decide
whether II should be taught In Jewish
theological schools. The report set
forth that Judaism could not accept
Jesus ns part OF its theological! creed.
but commended the beauty and moral
view Of the teachings attributed 10
him.
The sincerity OF the applause tha,
greeted the reading OF the report was
evidenced by Its unanimous adoption.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

tween the steel and the walls ON all
sides to make thick backing Of Port.
land cement. The bore of this part Of
the tunnel was also changed to an egg
shape form. as being best able to re-
sist pressure. This shale extended
for 700 feet. and increased the cost of
the tunnel by hundreds OF thousands
of dollars. The visitors were shown a
flveacre lot which was covered over
thick with the broken and twisted
beams taken from this part Of the tun-
mel
Soon after the shale had been
passed through large now of water
was encountered. and as in this end
Of the tunnel the grade is toward the
breast. an expensive pumping plant
had to be Installed.
The next obstacle was a strong vein
Of oil. accompanied by dangerous
gases. Notwithstanding the utmost
precautions, several serious explo-
sions have already occurred. It gath
ers In dense clouds along the roof of
the tunnel. where a spark struck by q
North Park union., 1901-08-16

will be found that down at the bottom
OF his charges against Schley was the
ambition to do something that would
attract national attention to his work.
He has succeeded in making himself
rich in dollars II not In the esteem of
the American people. He was edu-
Gated at Cornell. He worked as re-
porter on the New York Tribune. He
got a situation in the lighthouse ser
vice. and later got clerkship in the
navy.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Green River and Bryan, LIE Row and
Evanston. Altogether there have been
ouilt 156 miles Of absolutely new
track. there has been a saving Of
thirty-one miles in distance and the
grade has been reduced to forty.three
feet to the mile.
All OF Wednesday was spent In ex.
amining the improvements between
cheyenne and Rawlins. OF especial
interest to all was the powerful steam
shovel which was at work on Sherman
NIL hlling long train Of freight cars
with the wonderful disinteerated
granite with which that region
abounds. Nearly cubic yard would
De taken at one scoop. and freight
car would be filled every two minutes.
This disintegrated granite is wonder
ful material. 1t is not rotten rock, as
some may suppose. but live. bright
granite with sharp edges. 1t has sim.
ply been subjected by nature to an
enormous crushing and grinding force.
which has broken it in bits varying in
size from small shot to pieces as large
North Park union., 1901-08-16
soBeED OVER THE TELEPHoNi
Mother and Daughter Enjoy Sweet
Moment.

Mother and Daughter Enjoy = Sweet
Moment.
Tho mystery of the telephone is yet
hut imnerfectly understood by many,
yet two women, with no scientinc
i,nowledce whatever, were made 10
fool how great 4 boon to humanity II
is
Only few days ago n man In Chica-
yo decided to give his wife mover SUI
mise on her birthday anniversary. ne
arranged that At certain moment net
,nothcr whom she had not seen lot
,.oors should be at the lonS-distance
;aJonhonc office in Philadelphia anu
shonld call up the daughter In Chica-
oo There was Il telephone IN the ohi,
100 house and the husband answered
the nreorranged call. Turning from
the instrument he said to his wl1e:
.r1elen-here's your mother on the
wire in philadelphia"
Tho wife seated herself nt the m
..r,,ment and heard the fhmlliar Volce
sf Nor mother. 1t uttered one worn
"Daughter.' J., r,,,,
suddenly the young matron IN oni,
o,an prinped the instrument anu
nonred out her heart in the RESPONSE
"Oh. mother. mother! -.
Then. as she heard the sob that eaime cam
,.,r tho wire from her aged iiotnei'
Over unyered in kind. still keeping thc
slie ,;r"r " ,t her ear Speaking hter-
recei>u ,hoso two women cried to each
any, NY. ,ntiI the tolls amounted to 80.
9,m ~ they both said that 1t was the
La.e, a.ost I experience they had known
sMee'eh their long separation began
sihce ,,r could more effectively demon.
,n No.iil''S ,ne sympathetic possibilities OF
s" the telephone or better Illustrate ,p,,i.s i.e
.he .Ii.., noint of realizing the persoha'''y
behind the voice.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Hon. Robert W. Wilcox. Delegate
to Congress from Hawaii and the Sand
wich Islands. In 4 recent letter from
Washington. D. c.. writes:
'i hsvs used Peruss for dyspspsks
ssd ebssfHiiy give yo0 this tssfi-
monisL Am ssIshed N II h Ssed
propsriy II will Be Of great benefit to
our people. lean coascsssftously rec.
omms0d II to anyone who II sufhsrtnS
with sfonssch or c4EaThai troubles. :"
r. W. Wilcox.
AL over this country are hundreds of
North Park union., 1901-08-16
Let on CheAply,

1t Is said that Gladstone one day
said to the witty Father Henley
when l was in Italy the other day l
saw notice in one OF your churches
to the effect that plenary Indulgence
could be had for a sum OF about ~
shillings. How do you explain that!'
"If." answered the father, my
church were prepared to give you
plenary indulgence for all the sins you
have been guilty Of for 30 shiliings
think you would be let on uncommon
ly cheap"
North Park union., 1901-08-16

-aphides and others Of different or
ders, The government therefore EN-
ployed n naturalist to import more in
sects. These were brought from Aus
tralia and many OF them were lady
birds. Several OF them have estab-
lished themselves and done good ser
vice. One of the most useful Is lady
bird which feeds on the aphidcs,
which had seriously attacked the su-
Gar canes. 1t has done such good
work that there is every prospect OF
tho canes being speedily cured.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Mrs. William ]. Bryan has erected a
handsome monument to the memory
OF her father. John Baird. who died
recently. The stone is OF granite from
Massachusetts, and has been set up In
the family lot In Wyuka cemetery.
near Lincoln. Neb.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Work on the statue Of General John
Eagan Howard, destined for one OF
Baltimore's parks, has been nearly
completed and 1t is expected that the
bronze will be placed In position sa-ly
In tina TALL,
North Park union., 1901-08-16

President Diaz Of Mexico has CON-
pletely recovered from the illness from
which he suffered SO severely during
the latter part OF the past winter and
its last i'll effects are now said to have
disappeared.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Theodore Chartran. the French por-
trait painter, has decided not to return
to America this year. as he intended
doing. Il have" he says. "a beautiful
house in Paris which have been able
to live In for only few mouths since
1t was built and want to spend more
time there among those who are dear
est to me-"
North Park union., 1901-08-16

For the Rosa Bonheur monument
Just set up in the public square a. Fon-
tainebleau Isadore Bonheur, the art
lists brother. and Hippolyte Peyrol.
her nephew, were the sculptors and
Alexander Jacob the architect.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Elks. is a native OF
Iowa. He is only sc
years OF age and Il
lawyer by profess
sion. being a mem :
Der OF the law firm
Of Mullan & Pick
EFT OF Waterloo.
Mr.. Pickett gradu-
ated from the Iowa
S t ate University
and Is at present a
North Park union., 1901-08-16
Thor Non nocIoy.

Here is a portrait of Maclay. the ac-
cuser of Admiral Schley. He Is a
Scotchman by birth. newspaper man
by choice. and a historian by necessity.
When all the facts become known 1t
North Park union., 1901-08-16

''plttaburE Phii' put spectacles on his
New York during the recent races and
crented quite n sensation. II the horse
had been from Boston no one would have
wondered
North Park union., 1901-08-16

FITS rermHnentlyCurc NO onts nervousness afts,
hFst day of Dr. Kline . Groat Nerve Restorsr.
eend Tor FREE o1.OO trial bottle and TREATISE.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

An army officer congraiulates himself
on not having to manage the recent en-
campment OF Denver high school cadets
young TO be court martialed and almost
to old to be spanked-ns mother used to
do II.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

We are sometimes sure of the reality
OF things We can neither see nor hear. A
boil on the back of the neck. for In
North Park union., 1901-08-16

The Kaiser has ordered nm American
schooner. But II II happens to have n
bottom four Inches thick II may hold less
than the German mugs.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Perhaps II wanamRker had offered g.
h0 600 to the councilmen instead of to the
city he might have got those franchises
that were given away7'
North Park union., 1901-08-16
Halle Catarrh Cure
Il q constitutional cure. Price, Tic

A Chicago paper prints THE Song of
the Thermometer" Doubtless the read
ers would like to have II Sing low"
North Park union., 1901-08-16
LADY MILBANK.

ida waters. and she is said to have
purchased share In western cattle
ranch. in order to have a chance to
try the strenuous life Of the great
plains and experiment at shooting In
the Rockies.
North Park union., 1901-08-16
Rulsr of the ENs.

Charles E. Pickett, the newly elect
ed grand exalted ruler Of the Order OF
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Every married man should Join some
good soctety-the society of his wife and
children. for Instance.
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Mrs. winsiow's soothinE syrur.
For children teething. softens the Gums redue 10
AAmmAtioo Allays pain. wind collie nc Lotsia
North Park union., 1901-08-16

United States. In Russia Kennan IS
regarded as an Englishman in pay OF
the British foreign Office; otherwise
he would not have been deported.1
North Park union., 1901-08-16

Piso's Cure cannot DO too highly spoken o -
seoush cure. w. o'BRiEs. 81 Thire Ave.
n, Minneapolis. MIMI. Jan & 1900
North Park union., 1901-08-16

1t. like truth. only asks q hearing.
Wizard OIL cures pain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Ser MaEeridJeu erlegen.

sSm .paiteur : Snftitut" fttrbt Elm
ainb an Der Solputb. = Sn ben
@nfdGen trabte es brei perioner.
Der fdredli9en Soliputb erlas
am @amftag 4benb Inn halb II ubr
i'm s@tabt 9ofpitul" Elm 6zidbrises
Mdb9en, Namens 2ucretiu GbeDning.
Gs MAJ BON Srforb, u.s., unb err It
stpei @tunben borber in 8esleitung
feiner SHUTTER unD beg Nr5tes Or.
Winiams anselangt. Dim %. Moi
tpur bas Sinh bon einem Sunoe in Die
Haie gebifen porben, es iteaten 1i9
balb Symphonic an Dem &inbe Elm,
tpel9e auf bic Wuherf6eu beuten lie
ZEN. Die glterr unb Die iibrtgen Be
tpobner bes Srtes bielten Die SDmpz
tome aber fir Nerp0ittdt, unb ais Or.
8iGiams, Der bas Sinh bebanoelte,
enbli9 NIT feinem 8orf9lag, Die &lei=
ne na9 benz rPuiteur : Snitttut" In
Baltimore gu bringen, bur4bra9,
tpurbe er ansemetn perlu9t. gr be-
oleitete bic Mutter nit Dem &inbe, uno
nod ebe Der 3us am Samitag 4beno
bic 8unbesbauptitaDt errei4te, fteGten
fia WutbanfGGe BEL benz &inbe Elm, in
tpel9en es bic Wutter, ben 4r5t unb
einen 8ef9dftsreiienben Rdmens Sec
@ratp, trabte. Or. q. g. &eirle pom
vYaiteur : SnItitut" rietb ben BRET
Yerionen, fi4 be6dnbeln gu la1en. Sas
Sinh bate feline G~inipriBung erbalz
ten, benin fobalb Or. 8eirle baiielbe
fa6, puBte er, baB feline 6iilfe mebr
mDgli9 mar. Gs mar btes Der erite
Sobesfau i'm bieiigen nPaiteur : Snitiz
t,r+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Wi9tig fir 9amen. -
Sin fir bic 9amen 8altimore's inte=
reiIantes GreigniB nimmt beute,
Montag, in Soel 9utman C Co.'S
gtabliHement, Ger. 112 Biz 122,
Npro : gutatp : StraBe, ieinen Nn=
fang. Gs lit bieies Der bulbidbrlihe
Hdumungs : @ertauf pel9er ft9
aujdbrli4 apei Mal - i'm Sunuur
unb Sum- - pieberbolt. Die 8ebeuz
tung biefer auBeroroentli6en Ser
tdufe lit felt Sabren anerfunnt uno
gepiirbigt, unb pirb be%nielben itets
lange 3eit porber erpartungspoa emit
gesen seieben. Die 9epartementsz
@orfteber bieies groben Stabilize
ments bereiten ii4 itets eifrig buruuf
por, I'm ale iid in ibren Ibtbeilunz
gen au~fsebGuften Reite, l1eberbleibiel
unb fur5en GnDen, iotpie Die angez
bro9enen partien gu rGumen. Sin
iebes Separtement bie1es grobartigen
9ef9Gfts lit an bieien HGumungsz
9erfGuf fen betbeiliet, BENIN Die 8or=
fteber berIelben bemiiben ii9 pbne
Nusnabme, Bel biefen 8elegenbeiten
hire iiberi9IKigen 8orrdtbe aus benz
@ege gu i9uffen. Nuf aoitenpreiie
unb eisentli9e Wertbe nirb babel ab=
iplut feline Hiidiiat genommen. Oa
biele bon ben gartien inbeb ni6t-fe6r
grob iinb, gelinst es natiirli9 ben
ii9 friib5eitig einiteGenben &dufern,
ii9 bic ausgenGblteiten Bargains gu
fi6ern. 9ie in beutiger Summer emit
baltene Nnseige Der Strma gibt mo-
beren Muff9lub iiber bic pielen Saul
selegenbeiten.
Seuerte auf einenHui=
n &c mi fe n. - Spiepb 9ugbes,
Elm iuneer Neger, gerietb geitern N6enb
um BALI 9 l1br an ct. Sbomasz@purt
in Streit init einem Hahengenohen
unb feuerte einen S9uB auf benielber
a6, i'm sliidli9er Weiie %perfeblenb.
poliaiit 5reeman perbaftete Den
S9iebbolo fpdter unb bra6te i'm nad
benz mittleren StationsbauIe.
Wol1te g atronenfau e n.
= Ri9. ufber, Elm 18zjdbriger BUR
f6e, ptrb fi9 beute i'm mittleren Sta=
tionsbauie bor bemPoliseiri9ter Se4z
tig auf Die 4ni4ulbisung gu perantz
porten BADEN, aneebli9 gebrobt gu baz
ben, Ybilipp CANT BON Ger. 40, 9urz
riion : @trube, gu f9ieben unb perz
boreene .Waffen eetraeen gu baben.
l1iber fam seitern Ibenb UNI 7 ubr gu
CANT, Der Dor feiner 2abentbiir iaB,
unb ponte Hepolrerpatronen taufen.
CANT tpeiserte iid, linn patronen gu
perabfplgen, unb Der 8uri9e 5og ba=
rauf feinen Hepolber berpor unb 5ag=
te: .9ann srf4iebe ia @ie!" Cant
bena9ridtiste Die polisei BON benz
8prfale unb Sergeant 9ople unb go
li5ift @trout perbafteten ben 9urf6sn
fpdter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Staot Baltimore.
8ricfbei0rberuns mad benz Muslano'

Die auspdrtise pot fir bieie
Wo9e, enbenb am %. Sum-, f9liebt
(piinttli9 in alien 5dIen) in bieiem
9iireau, tpie folgt: bic padetpoft 1T
tGsli9 often BON 9 ubr Morgens Bis
8 nbr Nadmittuss (SOnntuss aussez
nommen).
SransatIanti9e go It:
Mpntag-u UNI 9 ubr Mbenbs:
nod europa per 9ampfer n&aiier
Mil6elm Der @robe" bia Gberbourg,
@outbampton unb Bremen.
0ien nm 9 ubr 4benbs:
mad europa per 9ampfer r@t.2ouis"
pia @outbampton 0oft na9 Srlanb
muB rper Oampfer ct. 2ouis" Be-
aei9net isin); INN II ubr @bsnos:
mad europa per 9ampfer ~seutonic"
pia Queenstown.
N d. INN 9 u6r Q6enbs:
mad europa per 9ampfer ~Golumz
bia" bia YlDmoutb unb 9amburg (oie
poit na9 6rantrei6, benz iiioli4en
europa, Gsppten unb 8ritii9zSn=
bisn mub rper Columbia" be5ei9net
fein); Inn II 1br Mbenbs: na9 6rantz
reid, benz iiibli9en europa, gsppten
unb 8ritiidzSnDien per 9ampfer ga
8retagne" pta Sabre (bie Poit nod
onberen Sbeilen BON europa mub uper
Ga 8rstagne" beoei4net iein).
Sreitag-u m II ubr Wbenbs:
na9 europa per Sampfer ~2ucania"
bia Suenstotpn.
9of mad Glib unb Gem
traIzM 90 It.
Snbien etc.
Mpntag- INN 10 u6r Morz
gems: mad ben Ga plataz9 eeenben
per 0ampfer n8esonia"; UNI 7 ubr
Mbenbs: na9 Barbados unb benz
nDrbli9en 8raiilien per 9ampfer
r6luminenfe"; UNI IL ubr Na4ts:
na9 Central merita unb ben fioz
liben Yacifioz9dfen pid gOlon; mad
ben 2eeparb= unb Winbnarb= Sn5eln
unb Semerara per 9ampfer r@ariz
Bee"
Sien It g - UNI 3 ubr Na9z
mittass: mad Samaica piu Bolton;
Inn II u6r Na9ts: na9 Neuz5unbz
lamb per Sampfer rSilDta" mad Gre
nuba unb Srinibab; na9 Samaica pid
pbilabelpbia; na4 Snasua uno
!9aDti.
Mittpo9-um II ubr Na9ts:
na9 Santiago per Sampfer .Sanz
tiaso be Cuba"
9pnner It a g-um 3 ubr Na9=
mittugs: nu6 Samatcd pia Bolton;
I'm II ubr Na9ts: na4 Neuz6unbz
Lamb pia philadelphia.
5rettdg- UNI IL ubr Td4ts:
na9 pprto Hico, 8~ene5uela unb Guz
racao; na9 Samaica uno Gartbagena
per Oampfer v4tbos";; nu9 8ermubu
per Oampfe fer rSrinibab"; na9 Perz
nambuco unb Santos per 9ampfer
r6eimfielb" Ole pot na9 anberen
S6eilen bon 8raiilien mub rper 9eimz
fielo" beaei9net fein).
Sam It ag-u UNI IL l1br Na4ts:
mad Cuba pia Miami.
Die poft na9 NeuzSunblunb bio
NprbzS tbnep unb na9 Miquelon Did
Bottom fdlieBt bier tdglid un 3 l1br
Na6mittaas, na6 Cuba bid Sdmpd
Inn 1 ubr Na9mittags unb na9 9onz
buras, Gotta Hica unb Guatemala piu
Netp=S orleans tdgli9 UNI 8 1br
Mbenbs.
Montag- Inn Z ubr Ibenos:
mad !0apaii, Sapan, China unb ben
Ybilippinen pta Sun Sranctsco.
Ia9 China unb Sapan pia 8dnz
eouper tdeli9 UNI 7 ubr 46enos Bis
gum 2. Suli.
Na9 Muitralien, Neu=S eelunb,
Slit, Samoa unb !9atpaii pia Gan
Srancisoo tdgli4 UNI 7 u6r Ibenbs
Bis gum 6. Suli.
Die Srans : Yacific : Poit niro
tGsli9 mad benz 4bfubrtsz 9ufen sez
fanbt, unb stpar lit bic S9lub=Inz
na6me berielben 10 arranstrt, buB
fie Bel ununterbro6enem l1eberlanbz
Sransport re9tsettis eintrifft.
g. 9apies % arfieIb,
Vpftmet1ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
2us Dem Sunern Warblan0's nnb
ben uusrcm,enoeu Staaten.
Steuerrate iii IlIeganDz
Counts.

Die Steuerrate fiir4aesanpzg ounz
tn fir 1901 lift auf 81 pro 500 iteuz
erbaren gisentbums feftgefebt NOR
ben. Oie Rate lit 3 Gents hOber, als
Isbtss Sabr, unb bdtte mod bDber iein
foIen, bod fiir4tet mar iid gesen Ell
men gntriiitunssfdrei Der 8ebriidz
ten. Sir bic l1nterbriidung bes&obz
Ienerdber : 4usftanbes naren aaein
$4,000 pesgeporfen porben. Sas
gountp bat cine republitaniiae 4oz
miniftration.
Gin ebrtofes MGb9en.
Cine Oepefde aus Weit : gbefter,
pa, fast, bab SRI. Marp White,
SCOOTER bes be%ritorbenen 9rn. US.
9olinssportb Wbite in Baltimore,
aug ibrem 9eim perf4punoen TT.
6ernerbin beibt es, bab Mi9ael
S'Meara, Elm S9antndrter i'm
.Gasle 9otel" in Met : Gbeiter,
uu9 pl0bii1 sesangen lit, unb follen
Mnaeiden borbanben iein. bab er uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

ninsbam, Sobn $. MilIer, CHARLES
McOonolb, jun, .. Nnbretps, 9eo.
McOpnalb, Gen. Supper. Dug. 9abn,
9erbert Sburn, Or. o. 9offman, 6.
2adenmeber, Charles 9ertlein, Satob
2erian, fem, 3ubolpb 8obenftensel, 5.
9eder, jun., 9eo. 9ufer, 8. @4luat=
fielb, s. 3ab, Sdmes 8arflp, @m. e..
Manb, Sreb. Webrenberg, @iaiam
unb 6drrD gdert, Carl unb 5arrD
@9paab, Sulius Gottf4alt. 9urrp
&rab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Wuf Der YrdtI1rdBeH : OIuut lplrp
elm Staliener BON einem Sanbsz
mann nieberseito9en. - Seranz
ereifer flii9tis. - Die Gffdire tit
in Ounfel sebiGt.
Gin faltbliitiger Morbangriff erz
eisnete 1i9 geitern Nu4mittag 2 ubr
auf Der Prattitraben : Bride, uno
bas Spfer, Elm Stuliener, Namens
Sranf @rillo, liegt i'm rStaot : 9oz
fpital" nit elmer Stt9punOe i'm re9z
ten 99ulterblatt barnieOer. Sb iein
3uitanb gefGbrli9 lit, fDnnen Die
Qer5te nod ni9t ia9en; Der StoB,
ben Der Morbbube nit benz Mefer
fi6rte, mub aber Elm genaltiger gez
ipeien fem, benin bic &linge mar in
ben &np9en eingeOrungen unb BARN
abgebro6en. Sin @tiid entfernten
bic @srsts geiternNu es itedt
aber nod Elm Stabliplttter in benz
&no9en, ben Der Batient ii9 ni4t
ols5ie6en 1aKen min. 2ei4t bieSpiz
BE Der 8linge ni9t bur9 ben &no4en
in bic 2unge binetn, bann pirb Der
Mann geneien, anberen Sales a6er
fam bic 8ertpunbung einen i9ltmz
men gerlauf nebmen.
Wer bic Shat begungen, tit mod
ni6t feitgeitelt, Der Stuliener 4nton
palumma bon Nr. 5O4, YreIibent=
Strabe, a6er itebt i'm 8erba9t Der
MeHerbelb gu iein. ST ioa in Nr.
5O4, Preitbentitrabe, pobnen unb
81 Sabre alt iein, fonnte aber ni4t
eefunben tperben; in alien Stabttbeiz
len iu6te bic poli5ei pergebens nu4
i6m. Der 9eito9ene fagte, er femme
feinen @ngreifer benz Namen na3
ni9t, babe audi feinen Streit nit
bemielben ge6abt, er lei benz Manne
uuf Der Bride begegnet, Der ielbe 6az
be ieinen linten gtrm Inn ieinen
(grillo's) 2eib sei9lungen unb inn
nit Der freien re9ten 9anb einen
MeTerfti9 i'm Hiiden periebt.
Der MeHer6elb flob na6 poll6ru9z
ter Shat in 0Itli9er &tdtung, uno
anbere PaHanten p~erfolgten i'm, er
entfam aber. Ser 8erlebte i9leppte
fi9 Bis gum peftli6en @nOe Der Brit
de, no er nieberIanf. Cine grobe
Meni9enmenge iammelte ii9 in pez
nigen Nueenbliden on, unb Die 4mz
bulans bes mittleren 9titritts, pel9e
bonn 9oli3iiten Spicer gerufen NOR
ben mar, bate Miibe, an Die Bride
6eran gu fommen.
Die Mffaire lit in tiefes 0unfel gez
biiGt; Die Staliener lpo1en ni4ts Oerz
rat6en. G5 pirb a6er gemunfelt,
baB bic beiben MGnner in Oem6auie
an Der Siibtpeit : gde bon Prattz
Strabe unb Weit : 5uGs @penue,
no gu g6ren Der Nnfunft elmer jun
gen S~talienerin BON Stalien cine SUI
belfeier itattfanb, in Streit nit einz
amber eeriet6en, ben tie ouf Der Straz
BE nit Meiiern gum Iustrag bringen
ipoGten. IS ~berlautete audi, bab
bas iunge. MGb9en cine S6pei ter
bes Mefer6eloen lei; Htemano in
Dem 6aui e ppQte bapon a6er etipas
pifIen, uno Der 9lame Des WtGo6ens
poQte ibnen audi ni4t betannt iein.
Der @eito9ene ift 20 Sabre ait
unb per6eiratbet. Gr lit 9ater BON
atpei 8inbern unb nobnt in Nr. 1877,
SdlszGpdb.