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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
EASTERN

Pennsylvania child slain while stand
ing near her Christmas tree
President Roosevelt spends most OF
Christmas day with his family.
Serious panic caused in New York
tenements by fire.
Report that Mrs. Burke-R Roche and
father have made up.
FOREIGN
Railroad employees in the Baltic prov
inccs go on strike.
1t is reported that 5000 were killed IN
recent disturbances in Moscow and many
thousands wounded.
Battle In Moscow was more In nature
of butchery than fight, many machine
guns having been used
COAST
San Francisco thugs stab brother OF
intended victim by mistake.
Mexican ground to pieces under engine
at San Bernardino.
One man dead. another in serious con-
dition as result Of fire I'm Seattle
LOCAL
Prisoner in city Jail starving himseif
TO death through humiliation
Poor of Los Angeles fed and clothed
cn Christmas day.
Police follow faint clues in car hoic-
up case.
Los Angeles travelling salesman says
no is ''hoodoo" who unintentionally
causes hotel fires.
Destitute woman asks police TO find
husband whom she says deserted hcr.
Team frightened by car runs away.
Driver perhaps fatally injured
Christmas carols sung In many OF the
churches.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Fair
Tuesday; light west wind. MAXI
mum temperature in Los An
eeIes yesterday, 72 degrees;
minimum, 4s degrees.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-17
ORIGIN OF PIXIES PEAK.
Indian Legend of the Formation Of
This Famous Mountain.

Indian Legend of the Formation Of
This Famous Mountain.
The quaint Indian legend of the for
nation of Pixies peak is as follows:
cat the beginning Of all things the
lesser spirits possessed the earth and
dwelt near the banks of the great
river. They had created race of men
to be their servants, but these men
were far superior to the present in
habitants of the earth and made end
less trouble for their creators. There
fore the lesser spirits resolved to de-
stroy mankind and the earth itself, so
they caused the great river to rise IN
til it burst it's banks and overwhelmed
everything They themselves took each
a large portion of the best of the earth
that they might create a new world
and quantity of maize, which had
been their particular food, and return
ed to heaven. Arriving at the gate Of
heaven, which is at the end of the
plains, where the sky and mountains
meet, they were told that they could
not bring such burdens of earth into
them all then and there. These falling
masses made great heap on the top
Of the world which extended far
above the waters, and this is the origin
Of Pixies peak, which is thus shown to
be directly under the gate of heaven.
ut was formerly twice as high as noW'
but lost it's summit, as is told in an
other legend.)
''The rock masses upon it and all
about show that they have been
dropped from the sky. The variety
and extent of the mineral wealth IN
the region prove that the earth's choic-
est materials are deposited there. And
still as the consultations move across
the heavens and vanish above the
mountain SUBMITS we may see the
spirits rise from the great river ana
pass to the gate Of heaven. The fall
ing stars are their falling burdens or
the dropping grains of maize"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-17

fast, Watson, and we will go out to-
gether and see what we can do. I feel
as If 1 shall need your company and
your moral support today"
My friend had no breakfast himself,
for it was one Of his peculiarities that
in his more intense moments he would
permit himself no food, and 1 have
known him to presume upon his iron
strength until he has tainted from
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-17
Reasonable.

Church Worker Would you assist as,
5000 sir, to send missionary to the
cannibals? 2, Mr. Gotrox Not much! I'm
vegetarian. But I'll assist you to send
them some easily digested cereal.
Puck.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-17
The Adventure Of
the Norwood
| Builder
No. 2 of the Series

fcbsyrIgHs, 1905 by II. Conan Doyle and CofIisr's
Weekly.)
- (conyright, 1905, by Mcclure, Phillips q Co..
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-06-17

said it was final, and so it was in a
very different sense. I knew it had
not been there the day before. | pay
good deal Of attention to matters Of
detail, as you may have observed, and
had examined the hall and was sure
that the wall was clear. Therefore it
had been put on during the night"
''But how?"
"Very simply. When those packets
were sealed up Jonas Oldacre got Nc
Farlane to secure one of the seals by
putting his thumb upon the soft wax.
1t would be done SO quickly and so
naturally that dare say the young
man himself has no recollection Of it.
Very likely it just so happened, and
Oldacre had himself no notion of the
use he would put it to. Brooding over
the case in that den Of his, it suddenly
struck him what absolutely damning
evidence he could make against Nc
Farlane by using that thumb mark.
It was the simplest thing in the world
for him to take wax impression from
the seal, to moiSten it in as much
blood as he could get from pin prick
and to put the mark upon the wall dur
ing the night either with his own hand
or with that Of his housekeeper If
you examine among those documents
which he took with him into his re-
treat I will lay you wager that you
find the seal with the thumb mark
upon it"
wonderful said Lestrade. won
derful! It's all as clear as crystal as
you nut it. But what is the object Of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13

absolute waste of energy. Nearly all the successful law firms declared that they had no time to devote to young men who desired to study and that such young men were a nuisence in the office The only young man they could use at all was one who had already passed his examination for the state bar and who was willing to work for nothing for year or two in order to get the experience which comes from large office. Out of the 1000 replies only seven favored preparation for the bar in lawyers office. .s
 .r Another striking result of this, in- yestigation is found In the answers to the questions as to the proper degree lof preliminary education a student
 should before entering the law school.
 X majority of the whole number urg- ed that every one taking up the study
 of the law should complete full col llege course. Of the others a majority Iwere in favor of at least two years ir
 college. There was practical unanim- lity that the completion of foul lyears' high school course was the ab' lsolute minimum which was at all ac' ceptable.
 | It was the general opinion that, hay, ing once entered the law school, tht young man should give his entire tim'
 to the work of the school and not at
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
AN ARTIFICIAL FLY FARMER.

q raises flies on my farm-artificial flies, ,"p he said, smiling. T am. in fact an artificial fly farmer. That confuses you, doesn't it? Yet it is simple enough. I raise birds that give. those little, delicate, bright feathers that compose fisherman's flies. That is all. The finest birds raise are. golden pheasants. You have seen salmon flies?. You know their beautiful top pings? Well, these toppings can only be got from the golden pheasant's crest. ~ At certain time of the year I gather my golden pheasants around me. take one between my knees. I pluck out the crest. How mad he gets II wrap the crest in silver paper. And so I go on1until every bird has been plucked. Do you know what get for these crests? I get $2.5O apeice for them. l, raise mynahs, finches, mall lards, jays and green parrots. sup ply ten fly makers with all the feath- CTS they can use." Philadelphia Bulle- tin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
A GOOD. TIME. TO. TO. GET READY.

T
 A well known American observer of contemporary events prophecies that we, shall not enjoy peace indefinately in this, country, and bases his prophecy on the fact that we have never had a half century free from bloody hostili-s ties. It is probably true that at some time in, the future the United States will be forced by circumstances to, go, to war but the mere fact that we have never been at peace for a continuous period of fifty years will hardly strike serious people as proof of the conn ing of another war before the year 1918. Perhaps we. shall be involved more than once before that time, and perhaps we shall be able to maintain peaceful attitude toward the whole world for much longer interval. The better prepare we are for war the less likely we shall, be to experience it, de- spite the panicky feeling of the anti imperialists who believe that every time a new gun is cast at a foundry or an American flag is displayed on a schoolhouse, the militant spirit of the lpopulation is appreciably increased and the desire is bred in some previously lpeaceful breast to stir up trouble witt
 somebody in some other country Providence Journal
 E
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
NO REASON FOR TWO TRIPS.

Patrick's wife was ''ailing'' and Pat. rick put on his Sunday best. and walk ed four miles to the doctors house to tell him about her. t'' !.
 Now, said, thea doctor, when .s7he had prepared some medicine, "here is something for your wife. I've written the directions on the bottle, and I want her to try it faithfully for a fortnight. Then, if it doesn't relieve her, come to me again and I will give you another prescription. 5
 Now, doctor, see here,'' said Pat rick, standing straight, and looking gritnly at the physician. If. you have your doubts O this curir' Mary, as it's l ivident you have, by the way. you spake, why don't you give me first what you're goirl' to give me last?".- Youths Companion. s4s. s2 s"y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
s1rrs FoR. s5,OOO DAMAGES.


 Benet Thorstensen of Lighthouse Point through his attorneys, Fitzger- ald and Walsh, yesterday filed a suit against the Riter-Conley company of Pittsburg, which erected some of the buildings of the New Haven Gas Light company's plant, for $5,0OO damages for injuries alleged to have been re- ceiyed on December last while in the employ of the defendant company. Plaintiff claims that q staging gave way, as a result of which his left leg was badly fractured and he is perma- nently injured. ..- ATTORNEY LYNCH AS TRUSTEE.
 The first hearing on the bankruptcy estate of William R. Brown was held yesterday morning before Referee Newton in the bankruptcy court. The report of the receiver, Attorney Ed ward w, Lynch, showed the assets to be $715. The liabilities are about $1,S0o.
 MT. Brown was not in court and SC the case was continued until Friday.
 Attorney Lynch was elected trustet with bonds of $1,000.
 CITY COURT CASES.
 James A.. Sullivan, charged by his wife with being a nuisance and dis turber of the peace, was before Judge Mathewson in the City court yesterday morning. He was fined $5 and costs for a general breach of the peace.
 Frank Mcfarland, charged with breach of the peace against a small boy named Charles Mongillo and alsc with drunkenness, was discharged The case of ex-Conductor Van De
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
UNION CITY PRINCIPAL HAS IN-
 JUNCTION.

Board of Education Trying to Have Dissolved the Order Restraining His
 DisnnissaI-RIteE-COn Co. Sued for
 sSOoO Damages A Attorney Lynch
 Trustee in William R. Brown Bank
 ruptcy Estate.
 A motion to dissolve the injunction secured by John F. scannell, principal of the Union City school district and a teacher there, against the board of education of the town of Naugatuck' restraining the board from dismissins him from office without first stating the reasons therefor and giving him chance to be represented at the meet ing at which he is removed, was heard by Judge Gager of the Superior court in chambers yesterday morning. The hearing was not completed and Judge Csager continued it until Monday morn ing next.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13

she had ever seen. The stuffed birds are taken from the eases and handed about the class-rooms. Often the teacher has to make a descent to res cue some of the birds, for the children will press the birds upon their breasts and stroke their plumagez for half an hour at a time. A principal in a school in the lower part of the city kept an unruly class, for whom he had no teacher. still for more than an hour by Hitting them look at some of the bird cases which he had received.
 The children have been induced to make excursions to Coney Island.
 whence they return laden with sand,
 clam shells and seaweed. New York
 Herald. k
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
4 &9s YF&t& % 4
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  andw in
   shavefo out the dyvalu of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13

Mark of the Consolidated Street Rail- way company, was again continued nn- til next Tuesday.
 Frank Ferrino, arrested by Detective Captain Cowles for burglary twas remanded until July 22. 6 Otto Lentsch, held for theft, was held until to-day for trial.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13

temnt to combine it with work ina lawyers office or, indeed, work in any other place unless that was absolutely necessary to pay expenses. One law. yer declared that it was a poor school that could not keep a student busy all the time, and if a boy found himself in such a school he ought to leave it for one which could keepshim husy.-Chl- capo News -gs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
STUDYING LAW.

The Lawyers Office Not, What It Once:
 t.< Was For Students. .
 Questions regarding the study of law were sent out recently to many law yers of Illinois by the University of Illinois and elicited 1000 replies, From these it appears that the days of, studying law in lawyers office have passed away. Very few of the offices have anl law students at all. Many of the ablest lawyers expressed, the opinion that study in a law office Is an
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29
SpIgenbe etpas perbd,

SpIgenbe etpas 9s
tise S9lansensef9i9te pirb aus
9labpprt, 3d., beri9tet: eugene gar>
pentsr, Der in feinem 9iibnerftaG an
bic $50 aii9lein bate, fanb fiir5li9
au feinem S9reden bic 6Glfte berfelz
BEN tobt am 8oben liesen, pdbreno
fi9 bic ii6rigen dneitli9 in elmer @de
auidmmengebubbelt batten. Bel ses
rtauerer 8eii9tigung bss Stanes fano
Carpenter in elmer gde 5tpei S9lan>
gen, Die ii4 suiummengeringelt hattsn
unb ii4 BET feiner @%nnd6erung ni4t
riibrten. Gr f9lug bic beiben iieben
SUB langen ll~nsetbime toot unb fano
in ibren 2eibern cine gdn5e In5abl
Der feblenben 9iihn9en.
MiIi5 : &upallerte ohne
Pferbe gibt es in Pepria, Sn. @arum
bic bortiss itol5s 4eiteridaar am @rGs
berf9miidunsstage uno BEL anberen
@~ele9enbeiten ni9t dusriidt, bafir
perben ~fplssnbe siemli9 biinbise
@riinbe angessben: Die Reitsr baben
feline pferbe. sic tDnnen feline Pferbe
betommen. Wsnn iis pferbe bdben
i%polsn, miifen lie bafir $100 Mist6e
be5ablen. sic tpiirben AUDI Serne biefe
Miet6e be5ablen, haben aber feline
$100. sic fpnnten teinen patriotis
fden 8iirser finben, Der bic 500 beiz
fteuerte. Sesbulb fonnten lie nidt
reiten. unb als pferbelofe &apdaeriften
MOLTEN fie ii9 ni9t blamiren, barum
blieben fie BON ben umSiigen meg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29
G@Iafen tpie eit Wturm eItbter.

Sir ben fpri9pDrtli9 setpprbeneu
feiten S9laf bes Wurmeltbieres
brinst Or. M. @uerbd9 einen braitis
I6en 8epeis. Gr pollte zines ieiner
i'm Winterf9lafe liegenben Murmels
THERE tObten, um beifen. Srsane mis
trpitopii9 Su unterfu9en. gu bieiem
3pede bra9te er bds Sbier in elm
bi9t peridlOHenes 9lassefdb, in benz
fi9 rei9li9 nit Gblproform getrGntts
8Gtte befanb. &aein nod nod 5pei
Stunben seiste Der 5ersi4lag, bab
Der Sob nt9t eingetreten mar. Sur4
bieie 9efibGofefeit BEG G9lGfers ditz
serest. fsBts &uerba8 Die @sriu4s
fort, nobel er ii9 fei { bprnabm, bds
Sbier beim ssrinsiten 3si4en bon
S9mera gu tObten. tpie er our 8erus
btguns Der 2eier ielbit perfidert. Gr
lisB bas Sbier ldnsere 3eit an Der
2uft lieger. um gang ii4er gu ieiu,
bab bas Gblorpfprm ni9t mebr lpirt>
fam iein tDnnte, unb bra6te es bann
sepaltfam aus feiner eingerpaten in
cine geftredte Gage. 60 purbe bas
Murmeltbier nit bier. bur9 bic Siibe
setriebenen @Gseln arf benz Geaier=
brett befeitiet, es eripa9te ni9t, audts
ni6t einnal. 0isrduf fpaltete u. Die
8au96aut bonn &inn bis our
S6pan3tpurael. prdparirte lie auriid
unb erDffnete bann bic 8ruit= unb
8audbDble. Gelbft bieie i9perer
@insriffe perurfo9ten ni6t bic ee>
rinsite 4euberuns besS 9meraes Ober
bas @rpa9en, unb bennp9 tpar oas
S6isr ri9t tObt; man tonnte iein
9er5 i4lagen ieben unb bic 3abl iei<
ner S4lGge genau betimmer. grft
bic Sur9f9neibung Der srpBen, BON
9ersen entipringenben 8luteefdbe
fiibrte ben Sob berbei. DAB ni6t ole
Winteri9ldfer fi9 gesen duBere Heise
10 empfinbunsslos perbalten, mag
uns Der @arteni4lGfer bepeifen; er
3udt f9on beim leifeiten 8eriibrer fei>
ner 9aare beftig 5ufammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29
'Rafbeoerbtnten.

Sd i9lieBe bieie @uttmannsftunbs
pieoer nit iebr i4pa4en &snnta
nifen.
Sd psrbe nd9iten Spnnabsnb pis>
berum cine Repetition anitelen, unb
omar in Der @rt, pie id) mid iiber@
5eust babe. baB es gar niGt sebt.
Sbre Irbeit lit pbne Iufmerffams
felt unb 3Of9blatt eema9t.
Sbre @rbeit fdnst 9lei9 bamit an,
baB sic am gnbe ben punft tpeslai.
fen.
@enn id arf Dem 9ange eebe unb
ben 2drm bore, fOIte ih gar ni9t
benten, bab i6 in Sefunbd bin. (@es
lG9ter.) Woriiber laden sic benin.
sttpa iiber mid, i9 piibte ni9t, mas
Ionft bier lG9erli9 pGre.
@enn iie bas alafen5immer per<
laffen baben, eeben Tie ale enttpeber
auf ben 6of ober bleiben auf ibren
PldBeu fiben.
sic fpre9en ia pie Elm ~breiidbrises
&inb, bas nod ni9t ipre6en fann!
9oladpfel, tpenn lie nit mir reben,
10 f4peisen fie!
Nun fteben fe tpieber am SenIter,
penn na9ber elmer berausfdlt, 10 tit
Is pieber feiner eetpelen.
sic finb ni9t tpertb, neben ben ars
oeren S4iilern gu fisen; ieBen Sic
ii9 81 mir.
Die Spbten fpnnten ni9t beerbigt
perben, ba Tie fi9 auf bic S9iffs>
planten gerettet batten.
&Gfe lit geronnene Sdfenmil9.
Die alien @3aufpieler trugen bes<
balb Masfen, bamit man ibr Miener>
lpiel befer iebsn fDnne.
@us Der Monar9ie Nleranbers bes
8roben entftanben brei 3ei9e, bic i9
i'm Ditli6en Sbeile bes WittelGnbis
I9en Meeres bilbeteit.
So i9 meine G9iiler nod nidt
redt femme, pirb ieoer, ben i9 beaei6=
ne, mir ieinen Namen nenner, alfo:
Seder pie beiBen Sieg
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29
muri6 bon Sen mafor fomn,. I'm sct

9urf6 bon Sen Mdfor fomme III, 1cf
mid sefagt, i9 fpnt reitefpsg gu ben
Mdior fomme. Oas ben ih audi aes
balm I'm Der Maipr fast gu mid in 6
baltpe Stunb bebt en- Srebn fortfdbre
I'm nit ben miibt i9 fort, font bebt
allies nibber ~riidgdngig gemadt tper'n.
@r bot midi nod Die Mebreh BON fein
8ruber sefptpe I'm i9 ben ibn meme
9etppe miiHe un bann i'm id 70 f9neu
tpie i9 setonnt ben na9 ben Siepoh.
Sff 8obrs ben i9 eri9t mod { an,
mere Subt arseauge. @ie i9 in ben
Srebn seipfe ben, DO BEN i9 tpibbsr
pie en- Meni9 sefiibIt. SD min
Shine beut mod iaee, baB i9 an ben
thieredte Wes na9 perris mar I'm
mein nG9ite 8risf ben triege sc aus
Perris. SD peiB nod nit, pie i9
mid nit bic 9snenitI9 bor6finne
oubn, atptper, i9 pente, en- beuti9er
fimmt bpr9 bic sanae Wslt I'M mir
Seiti9e ben uns nod ME nit for bic
Sreni9manner sefer9t. NliO ieBt letpe
Sc 10 fpobl tpie sc tpole; i9 eebn 10
balb nit mebr mad Die alte &pntrie.
Wihe sc, i9 ben 10 en- @ibie, als
mann mid Der Maipr an iein eigene
sud fprtgeI4afft bdtt. . Ell tel inh,
er is en- feiner Mann.
Mit Belle &~iegabrbs
Subrs trulie,
Meif 9a6eriad,
@sttpeier I'm S9eriff Dor @pple Sad,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-29

Slut lSU0t
berluit pirb duf 10000 Marf aes
f9GBt; Der @erlut lit bur6 @erii6e,
ritreeit eebsdt, an bener bic 4a9ens
2eip5iger 9efenf9aft unb bic Weft=
oeutide @erf4erungsbant bstbsiligt
finb.
yropin5 $eTen.Nagau.
8dffeL. Der Grbausr bes
Simplontunnels, Snsenisur 3arl
8ranbau BON bier, purbe pom bieiiaen
4r9iteftenz unb Sneenieur : @erein
gum gbrenmitalieb ernannt.
Gf9tpege. Cine mutbtee Hets
tungstbat purbs bon benz 18iG6risen
2ebrling &drl &ir9ner bes MfeBger,
meifters Sriebri9 8inber babier ponz
bra6t. Die beioen q be5p. 3id6rigen
MGb9en bes Wertmeiiters 9aupert
paren in bic S9abs seItiirat. @uf
bas @ei9rei Der &inber elite beren in
unmittelbarer Rdbe pobnenbe Mutter
berbei, Der es nod eliidts, bas iiingere
MGo9en gu paden unb aufs-S rodene
gu sie6en. Sas anhere Sinh tpar I'M
opii9en DON Der bort ppr6anoenen
f~tarfen StrDmuns ergriffen unb tpdre
iiher ertrunten, tpenn ii9 &ir9ner
ni9t in's Wafer 9eitiirat unb bas
&inb auf's Srodene ee6ra6t bate.
Srantenberg. &ir5li9 tua<
rem es 25 Sabre, baB Der in alien &rei=
fen u~aferer 8ep0lferung bo9gea6tete
metropolitan Wefel Der bisitsen res
formirten &lahe angeb6rt.
Sranfurt q. M. Der in ben
finfSiger Sabren fte6enbe &ur5paa'
r~snbGnbler !6ugp ganis aus 2sipsig,
Der PrebiseritraBs 9 pubnte, lieB ii9
in Der NGbe bes 9~elerbofes bon Der
Giienbabn i%iberfabren unb rparb auf
Der STEELE setObtet. = Sn ieiner Wpbz
hung MISUNDERSTANDING II purbe
Salomon Sbein tobt aufsefunben.
Der MISUNDERSTANDING mar einem
S4la9anfaa erlesen.
SberauIa. OieIer Sage fanb
bier i'm 8reife Der S%orftbeamten bic
Seisr bes 50iGbrieen GisntiubilGums
bes Seeemeiiter DDrine ftatt, Der ii9
in boiler aiiitigteit ieines Ghrsntagss
erfreuen fpnnte.
Spangenbers. &iirsli9 tpas
rem es 25 Sabre, felt Der bieiiee Stabt=
tpa6tmeiiter SObannes Mauiebuno in
ftGbtif9en 0ienitsn tbGtis lit.
S9Iierba9 BEL Wd9s
tersba6. Sn Der WG9tersba4er
Steinsutfahrif bierielbit purbe Der i'm
MiibleneepOlbe einem @rbeitscpnegen
nit Der Gturmlatsrne leu9tenbe 26<
iGbrige Mrbsitsr Grisbri9 !0Dbn aus
Wetlers bonn 3a6nrao erfabt unb in's
Rdbergetrie6s ge5ogen. SroB alsbale
bigger dr5tlider Silfe perfdieb Der @erz
ungliidte tur5 mad benz nnfaa.
@iesbaben. Der @siiber bes
6ptels 8lp9s, 6. @Grtner, ma9te in
einem Mnfon bon G6permut6 et11en
SelbftmprDberI uf, inbem er me9rers
G6iife uuf ii9 abeab. = @Grtnsr
8uftian gIitt beim @uffprin9en auf Ell
men fabrsnbsn Gtraben6ubnpagen
aus, fam 5u San uno tpuroe cine
@trede neit gei9leift. Gr lit meb>
rers Hippenbrii9e.