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GREAT WHEELING.
Otto Ziegler Lowers the
Record.
A Great Five-Mile Handicap at San
Jose Witnessed by One Thou.
sand People.

A correspondent from San Jose sends
the following account OF the great five-
mile handicap road race which was con-
tested at San Jose last Sunday. He says:
One thousa nd people Witnessed Otto Zegler
Jr., the Pacific Coast champion, lower the five
mile coast road record over the officially sur
veyed racecourse at East San jose.
he occasion was the sixth hve-miie road
race given by the San Jose Road Club. IL
was one OF the fastest events ever witnessed
GU The coast, Zelgler's time being 1857
hat, lowering the road record held by Oscar
Osen Of the Garuen City Cyclers by II seconds.
Osen's record time being 14:14.
Zeigler'S time was very speedy considering
the coast track record for five miles Is only
12:274s, held by Waller Foster of San Fran
cisco.
The first place was run by j. A. Belloli Jr.,
novice whose time was 14:5213. T. L. Bel
lOli run second time, making The distance in
14:2012. +. E. Juth would have undoubtedly
run second time had he started nearer scratch,
as he showed wonderful speed.
The following are the best times, together
with their respective handicaps:
Otto Ze1gier Jr., scratch, ninth place, IS :57l
I. L. Belloll, minute. sixth place, 40 1-5:
+. t. Juth, l minute 10 seconds, fifth place
14:37; L. A. Mcfarland, minute 5 seconds,
seconds, fourth place, 14:45: Z. j. Sullivan 1
minute, eighth place, IA :43; j. A. BellolI Jr..
minutes, first place, 1852; E. Randall, min.
nte 45 seconds. third place. 1859; e.. Naviet,
minutes, second place, 5:07 LIS.
Ze igler received the gold medal for best time
aud record an0 +. ). Belloll received the silver
medal.
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Council copy OF such appeal OF charges TO the
TeSnohuent OF defendant, and notify all parties
to tDe case OF the TIM and place of meeting OF
the aIouraton committee, which notice shall
De sent at least ten days prior TO sDch meeting.
Opoh appeal from the decision of the subor-
ulnate coahcl on the report or decision of its
aIDllI aton committee the tIia shall be had
% Snon uSlore Inc arbitration committee Of the
nu Hiduu council, and In the case of an appeal or
SnaIges mace either party TO the case may, at
Hls optlon, uDon at least five DAYS notice.
hoNIy the grand secretary or The witnesses he
uosiIeS summoned in his behalf. wheTeup0n
thr grand secretary shall Immediately summon
Saia witnesses under seal OF Graud Council. A
Idilure on The part OF the witnesses so sum-
mohed To attend shall be punishable by hDe
oi 20, except IN case Of sickness or unavoid-
aole absence from the city or Town where The
trial Is being held
he arbitration committee shall pass upon
the admisSIbiity OF evidence offered and deter
mine all questions of fact The Witnesses shall
ne pledged 10 testify truly. II members OF the
Young Mems Institute, ana III not members or
the Young Mems Institute They shall appear
before competent civil uincer and ma" am
daVit TO The truth OF evidence offered by them.
In the event OF a witness, or Wit0esSeS, being
unable, for stated cause, 10 appear before the
arbitration committee. bis their afidavlt.
made before competent civil officer, shall be
admitted as evidence.
Any member OF The arbitration committee
having an interest in the result OF the case, or
having expressed an opinion upon II, shall be
disqualified 10 act. Either party TO any case
snail have the right 10 challenge any member
OF he arbitration committee for stated cause.
The other me mberS shall pass upon such chal-
lenge or challenges and shall fill all temporary
vacancies from whatever cause from members
OF tn Young Mems Institute in good standing.
The respondent or defendant in any case
shall be entitled TO three peTemptory chal-
lenges, and the other party shall be entitled 10
one peremptory challenge.
The resolution TO dispense with the
grand inside and outside sentInels was
lost. as also was the amendment providing
that president, first vice. president and sec
ond vice president Of The Grand Council
shall be residents Of different States.
The board of grand directors were given
power to change the place for holding the
Grand Council when local council agrees
to the change. This was contained in the
amendment to section 2. article III, and
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TOO HOT TO STAY.
The Sun Fire Company
to Withdraw.
Pacific Coast Losses Drive London
Insurance Concern Away From
Here-The Agents Position.

Local insurance agents are disturbed
over the action of London insurance com-
panies in Withdrawing from the Pacific
Coast. and are now specializing as to the
effects OF the Sun Fire of London shaking
the dust of San Francisco from lis feet.
The Sun Company's withdrawal will be
the subject of three lengthy articles in
the July number of the Coast Review, an
iDsuran ce journal published in this city.
Is is positively asserted that information
has been received from reliable sources
that the Sun Fire Company directors have
voted to withdraw from the United States.
and that the Imperial and the Lion are to
take the place of the Guardian and the
Sun concerns here under w. ]. Landers'
management
This change is regarded without sur
prise in view of the recent action of the
Guardian, whose withdrawal is followed
by the Sun. The Review will state that
''the Sun insurance Office lost heavily in
the United States last year, its American
losses and expenses being some $500, eco
more than the premium receipts"
w. j. Landers, the general agent of the
Guardian and Sun Fire. has been ap-
pointed general agent of the Imperial and
the Lion. 1t seems he paid his former
agents commissions that were considered
excessive. and now the question is asked
lf he will continue the same course. To
retain the business he must keep his new
agents, who will not accept a less CON-
mission than the former received.
The Guardian has not reinSured its Pa
cihc Coast business outright in either the
Lion or Imperial, but it is part of the
plan to replace these policies by the latter
The morning call., 1894-06-27

companies, as quickly as expedient. Her
agents foresee n hitch, as policy-holders
may not be satisfied with the two remain
ing companies. which are not as strong as
the concerns drawing out. The Lion Is
said TO be a comparatively weak company,
and the Sun Fire policy-nolders may not
accept the Lion substitute.
The appointment of Lapders is looked
on as a disappointment, because it is
blow at the Pacific Insurance Union, te-
livered by companies which have hitherto
posed as friends of that organization. Mr..
Landers is accused of having violated the
rules of the union. With regard TO
managem ent independent of the union the
Review says:
''On the Pacific Coast the Lion and the
Imperial have recent tly lost money. They
have lost money in this field because the
underwriting has been done in the home
Offices in London. The underwriting, the
exercise of judgment as to risks in this
remote territory, was that of the arrow
home-ofiee managers in London, in the
face Of the protests Of their Pacific Coast
representative"
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AMENDING LAWS.
Pacific Jurisdiction Will
Remain One.
NORTHWEST COUNCILS WEAK
Question of Supreme Council
Discussed.
NEW ARBITRATION COMMITTEE.
Young Mems Institute Grand Council
-: VIII Elect Officers at To-
Days Session.

Itwas amendment day at the meeting
yesterday of the Y. NJ. 1. Grand Council
at Pioneer Hall. The amendments to the
constitution took up the greater part of
ihe morning and afternoon sessions, and
several were the subjects of long discus
SION. The matter of separate jurisdiction
for the Northwest was one of these. At
present the Pacific States. British Column
bia; Montana and Idaho are known as the
Pacific jurisdiction in contradistnction TO
the Atlantic jurisdiction. An amendment
was introduced making British Columbia,
Montana, Idaho and Was hington States
into a Northwest jurisdiction. Many IA
Vored this plan on account Of the great
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expense for mileage of delegates, and also
Oh tine ground of there being too much
territory for the grand officers TO visit.
The amendment, however, nOtwthstand-
ing these patent arguments for its adop-
tien, was lost. its opponents maintaining
that the councils in the Northwest are as
yet too scattered and too weak to main
tain jurisdiction of their own.
There was some discussion over amend
ment to article V, contemplating the
provision Of three grand lecturers for CAL
ifornia and one grand lecturer for each
State and province in the council. In the
present plan the territory is divided into
districts. each district having its deputy.
The amendment was lost, as also was that
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Society Notes,

The wedding of Miss S. Louisa Morris
and William S. Carmichael will take place
this evening at the Church of the Advent
There will be reception afterward at 721
Haight street.
MISS Louisa M. Harter and Robert A.
Nelly will be married this evening at ST,
Peters Episcopal Church.
Hugo Abrahamson and Miss Bertha
FlbeIt street.
The Varsovienne Club will hold Its
thirty-ffth party at 102 OFarrell street
this evening.
A reception and ball Will be given at the
Mechanics Pavilion this evening in honor
OF tile delegates to the tenth Grand Coun-
Gil of the Young Mems Institute.
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FIRE INSURANCE SUITS.
Filed by the Park & Lacy Ma
Chinery COmDanv


& number of suits were filed in the Su-
perior Court yesterday by the Park &
Lacy Machinery Company against various
fire insurance companies to recover propor-
tions Of damage alleged to have been sus-
tanned in a fire which partially destroye ed
the plaintiff company's works on Decem-
Der q. 1893.
The names of the defendant companies.
with TIE amounts demanded from them,
are: Palatine Insurance Company, ST.
900; Trans Atlantic Fire Insurance Com
pany. $1,000; National Fire Insurance
Company. $500; Western Assurance Com
pan. $4,000; Phoenix Insurance Company,
$4,000; Hamhurg-Bremep Fire Insurance
Company, $500; Imperial Insurance
Company. $4,000; Niagara Fire Insurance
Company, S25. 600; Insurance Company OF
North America, $1,000; Scottish Union
and National Insurance. Company. $1,000.
Altogether the claims amount to $50, 5O0
The morning call., 1894-06-27
JUDGE NEE PASSES AWAY.
The Well-known Attorney Expires
After a Long Illness.

After Long Illness.
The death is recorded yesterday of Judge
James Nee. the well-known attorney, who
expired at his residence on Broadway
after an Illness of some months duration.
The deceased came to California in the
early ffties and became engaged in min
ing. the gold excitement being then at its
height. Mr.. Nee also occupied himself in
agricultural pursuits with considera BILE
success.
In 1862 he settled in San Francisco and
addressed himself to the study and prae-
tice of the law. toward which his early
tastes inclined him. He continued to
practice law until few years ago. when
falling health drove him to retire from
active business.
Mr.. Nee was thorough man of affairs,
shrewd, bright and rich in experiences OF
value. He had wide circle OF friends,
and his iotimates held his opinion in high
esteem. de was native of Ireland, aged
65 years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at
A. NJ: from ST. Bridget's Church, corner
Van Ness avenue and Broadway.
RICHARDS & Co. druggists 4O6-S CLAW
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Non-Partisan Judiciary

Judge JOachimsen's term as presiding
Judge of the Police Courts expired yester-
day, and by unanimous consent Judge
Conan was appointed his successor. This
is an example of a non-partisan judiciary.
as Judge Conlan is the only Democrat
among the four Police Court Judges.
The morning call., 1894-06-27

himself as the crippled. deformed and In
digent son of David Goldberg he says
that his father is possessed of an income of
$500 month, and that his fortune exceeds
$4,000 Yet he will not support him.
Solomon now sues Tor 1925 a month main
tenaupe
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tion ON $4,000 tickets at % can,s each.
These can be procured at the Y. M /.
headquarters. Tenth aud Market streets.
at Grover 65 Nash's. 942 Market street. and
". I. Ryan's. 10 Montgomery avenue.
Yesterday twenty-thTee amendments to
the constitution were disposed OF. There
are wenty-three more to be considered.
The morning call., 1894-06-27
Joe Van PraiS Injured.

Joe Van Praig, the old man who Is en-
ployed as messenger by the Surveyor of
the Port. fell on his way to the Mail dock
yesterday and broke his leg. He is so
years old and has been sergeant-at-arms
OF almost every Democratic convention
that has been held In California.
The morning call., 1894-06-27
The Divorce Court

Judge Hebbard has granted May Z.
Sturgeon divorce from John l.. Stur-
geon on the grounds of willful desertion
and neglect. The wife resumes her maiden
name of May K. Disbrow.
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Remember This.

Part nineteen of Picturesque Califor-
MIA" is now ready for distribution 1t con-
tains views in the Santa Clara Valley and
the Santa Cruz Mountains.
The morning call., 1894-06-27

K. GARNER & Co.'S Red, White and Blue Xxx
Table CIaret, 25c per gallon. At all grocers.
The morning call., 1894-06-27
Left by His Father.

Solomon Goldberg, in a complaint fled
with the County Clerk yesterday, describes
The morning call., 1894-06-27

RICHARDS & Co., druggists. .4o6-s Clay. /.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-15

tpeiter su afbmen, tpirft nit Der RrufB
elmer nGugsejtion". fpie bic 5ppnOfls
ter es nennenunb bab berartigs Sug<
ae|tiDnen fpirf5dmer Fnb, f0nnen tpir
baran erfennsn. bab mir NIT Geihtigs
felt at elmer beifimnlten SsunDe ertpas
hsn, 5pbalb mir ilns por benz Gins
f1lafen fe1t bornebnlen. es 5u tbnn.
Man itsIIe iih sinen Menlaen por.
Der nit offenem Munbe einbergebt,
unb man tpirb 1ofprt ben1erfen, bdB
biefer Menih ettpas unfreiipiaig Roz
mifdes bat, baB er ben Ginbrud sei<
ftiger Snferioritdt maht. 5elbit ans
fpredenbe pbDIipgnomisn perlieren
bur1 bieie abgeihnrudte 8stpobnbeit
unb unbebingt fl0Bt uns eine psrfDnz
lidfeit, Die nit sefdloHenem Munbe
sinbsrgsbt, melt ntebr ReTpeft Elm, ais
Der INNER ettpds ld9erli6e Menf1,
Der ben Munb ltnmptipirt Dffen bait,
unb slpar gefdiebt bas, au4 obne oaB
mir uns Redenf9aft iiber ben Grunb
bofiir gsben.
8or ungefdbr breiBig Sabren be-
reits bat ficb @eprg gatlin IN feinsr
8roi6ire ~@efdIoFener Wlunb erbdlt
eeiunb", iibsr Die @idttsfett aussez
fpro9en, psl6e bas Mtbmen nit ge~
fdlnHenem Munoe fir ben Waeniden
bat.
9fm beiten f9lieBen mir bic @rmabz
nune, ben Munb saiAloi1en sn halten
mas ii9 iibrieens in jeoem dnberen
Slime slei6falIs empfisblt - nit
benfelben Borten, init pelaen Gatlin
feline 8ro59iire beenbet:
sd babe Ianse genug gelebt unb
bsoba9tet, I'm eineeieben sn baben,
baB bic porseitiae @terbli9feit in cibiz
liiirten @smeinben pon Der iAdbli9en
@apobnbeit berriibrt, bic ben Snbalt
bieisr 8ro19iire bilbet, unb iDenn iA
Elm reider Mann tpdre, tpiirbe ich in
Der ueberseugung, baB bag 9eilmittel
aegen biefe @etpo6nbeit am pirfIamz
iten bereits in Der Wiege dngeiDenbet
piro, germ bier Millipnen Marf hin@
aeben, um cine ebsnIolde Mnaabl bie@
fer 8ro19iiren Oh reihe unb drne
Miitter aller Gessnben pertbeilen lafz
fen. Oenn bic Meiittsr iinb bic eriten
unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oieIer aerz
ftDrenben 9epohnbeit, aber audi in
ieber S9nle, iebem 9ofpitale nno ies
benz Regiment fpDten dllnd9tliAWdrz
ter bic Runbe MAIDEN, Inn bem unnuz
tiirli6en, iptoeripGn!igen unb gefdbrz
li6en 8raud, nit offenem Munbe 5lt
ihlafen, getpaltIam @inbalt gu tAun.
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ssatmer Der @tei@e.

Der 6eiratbsberntittler Mbrabam
2ebp ltegt in einem8ranfsnbauie siems
lih idipsr barniebsr. Der jusenblihe
MiIifien5arat unterlu9t i'm, oronet
bas Notbtpsrlbigs an nnb sebt bann an
bic anberen 8etten. 2spp folgt linn
NIT ben 8liden unb ibn bom &opf bis
gum GuBe muitsrnD, ruff ct enbli9:
r6err Doetor!" - Dieter brebt ii4
Inn ltnb frust ben Rranfen naA feinsm
8egebr. sd mO4t Sbnen nod mas
idgsn!" yNber i1 babe Sic ia fhon
unteriudt," entsegnst Der Grat. -
.@s mar mas fe5r Wi9tises!" -
Run, bann Iastn sic es fhnea!" -
.Mber 10 por ale 2snt'!9" u9err.
2epp, mir babsn 1isr fsine @sbsimniife
por einanbsr!!" .9srr Doctor, i3
baB - e portie fir 5is!"
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Die iuabre SdJGnbeit oer Jran.

DAB cine Srau ibre beiten Sabre be-
reits binter ii9 bat, penn lie bas 25.
5uriidselest, uno bab iie nit 80 bereits
rpaiiee" iit, tpirb fstn @eritdnbiser selz
ten laifen tpollen. Sn Mirfli9feit
follte fie ii9 ibre 5h0nbeit betpabren
Bis in tbr fiinf5isitss Sabr unb iosar
bariiber; ibren 3enitb errei9t fie n1etit
srft atpifden 35 unb 40. 0elena mar
40, als fie ale 9eraen in 5lammen
ftste, Mspaiid 36, aIs fie ii9 nit Yeri@
fles bermdblte, Rleppdtra iiber 30, ais
lie auerit Nntonius begesnete. Mu4
Diane be poitiers bate bas 36. sSabr
errei1t, aIs iie 0einrih bes 3peiten
2iebe eetpann, bic fie iih gu betpabren
lpubte, trobbem Der a0nis baIb 10 alt
mar ipie fie. Mnnd bon Oeiterrei1
mar 38, als iie fir bic fhDnite 6rau
Guropas gait, Mabame be Maintenon
43 CUR 3eit, ba 2ubtpig ber Bieraebnte
fie beiratbete. WtubemoiIelIe Mar gait
fir am i1oniten au As unb Wlabame
Hecamier sipif1en 35 unb 55.
Die beiBeite nnb bauernbfte 2eiben>
Ihaft ipirb niht bur1 aipan3igidbrige
SA0nbeit eingeflDBt; Die b0dften Hsi3e
iinb nur bann borbanben, tpenn Der
ROrper feline poIle gntipidlung erlangt
bat. Denn @hDnbeit beitebt nift all
lein in Gorn unb Garbe, tpie iie in Der
Wanspuppe 5u finben lit, bic TriI1e
Der Sugsnb unb cine 9aut, ipie Milh
unb 9lut, bereinigen fin oft in einem
Gefiht, bas bod niht entaiidt, tpeil
i6m Qeben nnb Musbrud mcngelt.
Die beiten Sabre elmer Jrau iinb 5ipis
f1en 26 unb 40 Sabren, es 1T ldher~
Iih, tpenn iie fi9 D0rber als rpaiee"
betrahtet. 3ufriebenbeit unb CUTE
2dune tpsrben thinner bic beiten Wittel
bleiben, um fi1 bic sSugenb lange 3u
bstpabren, beFer als Mlles, mas man
erfunben bat ober erfinben tpirb. Gin
mod 10 fd0nes Weib pirb fdnen alt
nnb berfduert tperben, tpenn ibr bic
6eiterteit mangelt, tDdbrenb bic Be-
| fiberin zines frDbli1en 9eraens iih
jung erbdIt. sSeDe 5rau 1oIIte Die
Gh0nbeit oii elmer Mrt StuDium nd=
den, aber tpubre Gh0nbeit, niht bic,
tpelhe man burh GinIhniiren,
6hniite, puber Dber 9oiletteutpdiIer
5u erldngen gIdubt! Wdbre Gh0nbsit
ber,lht dllf einfdhtr 2ebenstDtiie. MG@
Bigteit, Suuberfeit unb Bcpegung biz
ben einen frdftigtn R0rper beran, unb
NsgelmdBigteit bet 3iige ober DoIIfomz
| meme fiinitkrifAe Gh0nbeit fann fdit
6Gblih tperbtn burh cine unflare 6aut
(bis duf unreines Nlut fhIieBen ldbt)
Dher burn eirlen tliinterntn, uiiuterels
l5antsn Musbrud. Gm6nbeit liegt III
lber Grasis urD Qebbaftistsit bsr 81
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2eberergiife.

Die unlGngt mitgetbeifts nGntz
beGane" eines 2onboner Wpiiclogen,
buB Der Sib Der 2iebe nt4t bas 6era,
fonbern Die 2eber lei, bat einen rMo@
bernen" gu fOlsenbsm 2iebsssebidt be-
geiite1t:
2eberergii1fe. i
Bid mir in's 2luge, IiiBss @9GbGen,
Oort liest Die 2eber, Slid binein
Da nirb tpp9l Elm bertrautes pldB>
den
syur Did, metn 2eberlieb9en, fsin. ).
Du siirnHa.. go bin id arHsr
Streber
nmfonft gu Dir auriidgeirrt.
sSiir bic alleine nletne 2eber
S9ldgt - rsIpectips funftionirts
Sin Seueritrom bur9pulit mir bellte
Oie 2eber, bic na9 2iebe f6reit:
Gin syeueritrom BON Qeberfreubs,
Our1lpbt ppn 2eberliebssleib!"
Mit Wonne tpiirbs i'd psrIpriben
Sir Did msin liebes Qeberblut - -
Rur laB mid jebt niht ldnger idtpiben
Sn beiBer 2eberliebesglutb!
Oa ginsen ibr bic Mugen iiber,
2ls ibm bas grauie Wort entfloRn:
,Sb liebe 2eber, lebe lisber
Spnit bri9t Die nleine ftidIpeis
i9on!"
1tnb nimmer fonnt iie ipiberiteben
Dem 2eberbrang, Der iie bsfAli9 -
sSn's 9luee muBte iie ibm iebenf
llnb iieb - Die Gebern faaoen iiA.
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pIpIiolosiT6en BorgSnse i'm R0rper,
in Ser Guhe unb i'm 6ausbalt beiantt
rnddbt, beItD asinter unb befer pirb iie
in ausgiebigfter Meile fiir bic Sbrisen
fprgen fDnnen.
Was tdnn dllein duf benz @ebtete
Der 6ausipd5hs burh rhhtige Renntz
nib Der nemiIhen Gintpirfungea bes
Waffers, Der @eife, bes Sobas, bes
Rali. Der Gauge u. bersl. on Snsreoi=
enaen erfpart unb erbalten tperben,
ipGbrenb burd bas @ssentbeil oft unz
alaubIi1 bel geIiinbigt unb 5eritOrt
tpirb! sSebe 5rau ion tpiifen, unter
tpelden 8sbinaungen bic 9etpebsfafer
ober Die sydrbe zines 5toffes 5erItDrt
ober er6dlten fperben fann. in ipelAer
Weife, nit tpslhen Mitteln beftimnte
sslede gu entfsrnen iino, tpie tie in ben
bsridiebenen Stoffen uufselDit tpsrbsn
fDnnen Ii. T. m.
Der alte, tpeiIe Salomo 1dst:
Ser syrauen&luebett bauet bas 9aus
ibr duf,
Der 2ei9titnn reiBt Is nit 9dnoen
nieber,"
unb barum lit cine fluge, benfenbs
6ausfrau Der b0aite S9aB fir bas
6aus; tie brinst ibrem 9utten in ib%
rem @iFen Die rsidIte Mitgift entges
een, unb Der 6ausItanD piro unttr
ibrer 2eitune fih elmer geIunben uno
eludli9en @ntpidslung erfreuen!
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Scr Samer ,..ta ieine stiefeln.

DAB i'm @eri9tslebsn mitunter
rsnt i6ersbafte @9riftitiide porfou=
men, aeist folgenber 8rief zines nett
fdlifden 2anbmannes, ben er an bas.
2anbseri9t in paberbosn 1anbte, unt
Elm geioblsnes paar Stiefel, bic fib
als 8stpeisitiide in @ertpabrung beg,
@eribts befanben. gu srlansen: r30%
ber 0dr @erihtshrf, ba ih Elm armer
Mann bin unb nod INNER ni9t min
Stiebel baben tbun, bic mid bamals,
Der Derfludtise Rerl seftoblen bate in
Wteihebe, 70 ging i1 bor einigen Sas
gen BEL bic 9drens auf bas @eriht in
Mei&oe. oh iie mit1 ni9t be @tiebel
rauBer geben m69ten. Die 5drens,
iparen iebr anitdnbig gu mid nnb
faaten, bic Stiebels iinb na9 paber&
born geididt. Die eine bon bic 6G~
rsns mar elm 10 gutter 9drr unb I9rdb
mid bieies 3ettel1s, mas brsn lit. gu.
babe iA aber bod gan3 bergei1e, ob es,
tpOrfliA Der bohe 0drr @erihtsbof is,.
iDo bic Stiebsl bdngen pber Db ie Der
0drr Gtaatsdntpalt bertpobrt bat
Wenn Der meme langfbdhtige Gtisbel
bat, bunn bite ih, bem gnGbiaen
0dren Staatsannalt, biiIes 8riefhe
au iDeile. 0ann mart er mid bic @tie=s
BEL ihon f90de. Meins tpGrte Mtrd1e
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