GIRL GUILLOTINED

Grey River Argus, 24 April 1913, Page 5

GIRL GUILLOTINED

, r ■;.- ■:.<.*i r ££& i ±LL- ■-■■■ HORRIBLE' LIFT ACCIDENT, : HEAD ;DROPS AMONGST PAS- .;. -SENGERS; SAN FRAN dISCb, April 12. A f rightfullj'.'. gruesome accident hap pcricd in a lift in Charles Ilnrley and Go's buiiding .yesterday afiornpon. The lift had just started, when a young 1 .. gi;ri employed by the firirij Emma Bryant,- made a rush forward to ; get' through the door; which was not ; quite closfed. Her foot caught in , her dress and, she fell forward on her face, her head just projecting over the edg:e of the lift-well. At the same .moment the top of the cage, descending, . struck iicr on the . neck, cutting off hes head a^s if it were done with a guillotine knife. -.•"... Many the passengers in the lift had riot noticed the girl's rush, forward, ancl the first knowledge they had of the., awful occurrence-was w.hen the head dropped into the cage amongst them, followed by: a deluge of blood from the severed trunk. . .

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