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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
SCIENCE OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Necessary knowledge If Home is to
Be Made Happy.

Did you ever ask Yourself the mean
ing Of the term domestic economy?
Most likely you never did Notwith.
standing the growing popularity OF
this branch of study. there Is no sub
ject the name and nature of which
is so generally misunderstood.
Some young women think il means
cookery and laundry lessons" others
thing "scraping and saving" would
more fifty define II, while dim ideas
of so-called mental duties and domes-
tic drudgery float through the brains
of others.
But these are small nibhlings at
the outer bark" of the truth, which is
that domestic economy is saving
knowledge, q knowledge which relates
to the intelligence and cultivated man
agement OF everything connected with
the home.
1t IL the science of the home. and
preepinently a woman's science.
II il the woman's work to make the
house into a home. Every woman
ought to know how to do all things
necessary TO make a home happy,
says Woman's Life.
The husband earns the money. but
the principal part of It has to be
spent by the wife. Hence it is very
important that all girls should learn
domestic economy. But please re-
member that domestic economy is
one of those things that cannot be
learned from books alone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
VATICAN
Said to Be Embarrassed az Finding
Catholic Power to Protect Its
interests in France.

Rome, Dec 1.-THE vatican author
les deny emphatically that they pur
pose to conduct reprisals against The
French protectoratc in Holy land OF
else where
Officials " the vatican continue co.
leny that the Spanish ambassador m
France was approached and requisite
10 assume protection Of The interests
IT the vatican at Paris without the
government at Madrid being first in
formed. In another quarter. the as
seriion was made tonight that the vat.
lean was embarrassed. ia Ending a
Catholic power 10 aet fasgit in this
matter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
HONOR AMONG THIEVES. "

Replying to The Bulletins mild crit
icism Of the proceeding In the comfy
court, in which the men who pleaded
guilty to connection with gambling
establishments were required to sign
pledges met to do SO any more" The
Telegram defends the proceeding on
the ground that these offenders have
mere respect for pledge than they
have for the law and its penalties.
All that The Telegram claims that
The Bulletin did not admit in its criti-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
CHILDRENS HOME CHRISTMAS
RECEIVES STRONG IMPETUS
Citizen Who Feels That Cause Is Wosthy Sends
Big Check--Ladies Can Be Depended Upon
To Spend Money JudicousIy

all the many little attentions which
only a woman knows that children
need. Help Is frequently needed and
help is not always to be had when
there is no MONEY in the treasury,
The ladies who have charge of the
establishment Mrs Comings, Mrs.
Bird, Mrs M Her, Mrs. sadfer. Mrs.
Loha. Mrs Marx and Mrs. Franklin,
can be depended upon to uee judic-
iously and properly any money that
may be contributed, and in this conf
dent belief The Bulletin asks contri-
buttons to the Childrens Home Christ.
mas fund this week. the money To be
turned over to the ladies as Christ
mas present from the people of Cairo
to the Home, for use in part. to give
the little inmates Of the establishment
taate of Christmas cheer next Tues
day,
Up to last evening 1he list scompris4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
Riee PUDDING with cvrrsnts.

Take half a pound of rice. half a
pound OF currants. Wash the rice. tie
il In a cloth. allowing room for Il tn
swell. and put IT into a saucepan OF
cold water. Let st boil for an hour:
then take IL up. unite the cloth. stir
in tho currants. and tic II uD again
iolcrshly tight. and put Il back into
tho water for the remainder ui the
time Boil for another hour. or rather
Longer. ana serve with sweet sauce
Fer iire cVztsrds or puddiuge Pre-
rsFsf. s~-r-fInE Fl" ans different for
Uls -.uE a11 tke -uIfsnts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
Yestcrday'c River Forecasts.

The Ohio from Evansville 10 Mt.
Vernon win continue rising during
The next or days. At naducah and
Cairo will continue rising during the
next days Az Evansville a stage of
20 feet or more will be reached on
the present rise, At Cairo the maxi
mum stage will probably approximate
30 feet
The Tennessee from Florence 10
the mouth, will rise during the next
36s.houfs,
Thes Mississippi from Chester tc
slightly above Cairo. will fall during
the next Sc hours.
The ] Wabash, at Carmel will
rise during the next Sc to As hours
probably reaching the flood stage, 10
feet.
P. RI. SMYTH,
Local Forecastcr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
Appreciated Mr.. Marden.

4 resident OF Mt Vernon, y. H..
where George A. Marden, the United
States sub-treasurer at Boston. rusti-
Gates in the good old summer time
and is the obserS ed Of all observers
was explaining TO his little daughter
how England had king and Germany
an emperor TO look after and care for
the people.
we don't need any king here. DO
We. mamma" said the little one. for
We have got Mr.. Marden and God"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18

When The Bulletin last week under
took 10 serve as medium Of com,
municatiou between the little folks
If Cairo and Their great and good old
friend who always makes them SO
happy on Christmas day, II hardly
realized what a prodigeous task it
had presumed 10 perform Scores of
little missiyes poured in at The Bulle-
lin office with every mail, all through
the week; they were of ali sizes and
shapes, all nicely and plainly writ
en-. many of them bearing in their
every word unmistakable proof Of
1ainstaking labor. and every one Of
them rejecting the image of a happy
expectant little face No wonder Old
Santa Claus laughed heartily and JOY
1uely when he read them all In The
Bulletin last Sunday.
But It appears that there are still
! considerable number Of little girl,
'es and little boys who didn't get time
% write last week, and they are send
'ng in their letters. this week. Sun
lays and yesterdays mail brought
gpodly batch. Of them and The BulIe-
tin finds that 1t must issue another
Santa Claus paper next Sunday
4 So come along with your little
epistle girls and boys, aud The Bull
lefin will see that thew are duly pre-
sented to the jolly old fellow next
Sunday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
November Circulation.

The above Is a correct aud tFue
statement Of the circulation OF the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month of November 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
fhis goth day OF November, 1906.
lSeal.) LEO J. MED,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
BRYCE TO FOLLOW oURAND.

London. Dec 17-In spite of the
tact That no official announcement has
yet been made. it was declared in The
iobhies of the commons tonight Thar
lanes Bryce. chief secretary Of Ire
land. has accepted the post Of British
ambassador TO Washington in sucres.
ia 70 Sir HenTg Mortimer puraud
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
PERHAPS Put 70 Better Use.

A church in London still draws an
income which was bequesthed il for
the purpose Of buying wood where
With 10 burn herstics
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
Small kindnesses Count.

Small kindnesses make hundred
friends where great talents make but
one.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
Sea Songs.

Most great poets have written about
the sea. yet Few have written songs
which sailors can sing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1905. ...2f23
Average daily and Sunday circu-
X lation for the month of Novem.
her. 1906 2021
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-18

Ths nu!!@sln 10 On sails M tire sos
towing places:
colemsn's, &f4 Elahsh street
Halliday Houas News Stana-
walkers, 10 sixth ssrest.
wIus Front NeataHrans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

nlrea IN terrible agony Of mind aud
body.
The police also discovered Ia
nittrieh'a apartments who's set OF
instruments which he employed IN
the preparation Of HE murdcre
Pat together IN a box. they look
more like set OF surgical iuatru.
menta than anything else There
we've hiF knives aud small knives
lances and pincera, and all aorta ct
other horrible weapons ncaideH
these instruments the police found
sketches showed nittrlch Ia the
act OF committing SOME of his muir
dera and employing his knives aud
lancea GA the PROSTATE bodies OF
Of the women All these oYicsneaa
of crime IA writing. cravings aud
cold steel. made ap such a horrible
revelation OF crime In It's most 70.
valtlng features that the hardy %.
lice became sick ahd dizzy nc the
'sight
What makes the case all .ihe
mere remarkable Us the fact that
during the Years Ia wseh he per
petrated these brutal erimea nltt.
rich Was rcgaraed ~ Hn cNemplar}
workman and citizen lie had rec
ular work. received good wage
he was popular among HIS follow
wnrkmcn. and hia esndnct before
the world WAS irroproachahie
The doctors say he In not In.
sane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

has see down Ia his astonishing roc.
ord ol crime tire feelings which ami
mated him while he Waa pietting a
murder
lie sets forth IN vivid dcserip.
items how be gradually spread his
meshea to entrap female Vletime
and how he induced them % place
themselves al hia mercy tie then
describes IN detail the way Ia which
he suddenly ponneed upon them.
aud the look Of horror which invnri.
ably came over the victims face
when she realised he, coming fate.
Dietrich then proceeds 90 explain
with revolving cxactitude precisely
how kc executed the murders aud
low the death struggles 81 the tor
tuned victims impressed his brain.
Il appears trom hia records that
nlltdieb was not content with kill
ms hts victims outright. but mn.
tilaled them gradually. 30 that thoy
we're slowly done 10 death and *
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
STRIKE CAUSES
BIGGER T|E-UP
SOUTHERN PACIFIC FREIGHT
HANDLERS OUT AT OAK.
LAND. AND CONGESTION or
Cans iNcREAsgs.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20 r.
About 500 freight handlers In the
employ OF the Southern Pacific
company At Oakland went ON strike
Yesterday afternoon Their action
complexities the freight tieup In
Oakland The demands OF the
strikers ATE an increase Ia pay
from a3A cents 20 20 cents an hour,
hueh ue granted the freight han
dlera Ia this city over week ago
Every hour adds 10 the aerioua
nature OF the freight tie.up, which
threatens TO become a situation OF
The Etaveat peril 60 the city. In
spite OF the fact that all shipments
OF lumber have been forbidden from
The north 20 this city, about 900
cars OF freight added 20 the con.
EeHtlon today and increased the con.
fusion that already exists.
A conference was held by the
leading officials OF the Southern
Pacific yesterday. aud ms result
the Southern Pacific decided 10 do
missionary work among the con.
slEnecs aud show them the extrem,
ny In which the city and state are
placed ON account Of the lack OF
cars. and appeal 10 them 60 do
their part and help clear tho
crowded tracks
II this method IA unsuccessful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
OREGON FAVORED
IN LINE DISPUTE

PORTLAND. July ss=@The cem-
mission appointed by the supfeme
court q the United States r. taklns
testimony in the boundary dispute
between the states q Washington
aud Oregon, one % the principal
witnesses was q. W. Woods n Coz
lumhis river bar pilot. iiiH tsnil-
uiauy was strong and vtthstood
ross-exaniinetiou. and upon u
those who represent Oregon ar
sanEuluo that the decision % the
supreme court VIII be favorable 10
this state. The commission Il hold
INK asasionn Al the Hotel Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

...s,,l correspondence % TIE
star -. e. rbr Grfman
- an nov luves,lsaa a ioes
- AZ murders eompltte" Rl 2
$500 named Max pieuieh. "h.
=, arrest a nVsden -
= ar positive proet haa 49,
.1sefsd that Dietrich commit va
=, les than 81 murders hs We
~ ~ - mlly convinced that apon
a,s,h.f investigation, an adalt'',u
y seare u murders must alsa y
~rsstrn down TO nleiriehs ACCOM- 60, \.
n,,tr,eh literally murdered All me-
,,esims In cold blood snd as seea ss
NE eanltal crime had been commit ,
led Ne began to plot and plaa - 20
p.rpetration al the aeAt lhslsS
III victims we're women 81 s''.s
Tn. h,ales q al the victims WE
.,asifx muiilated exactly a. W.
49,. af the notorious Aa'A we
sfarsr Who infesied London
Ia nsarif all cases lhctfieh en-.
a. his victims 60 loncs spots.
"a ,hsFe slew them IN a meiholie-
Il mefeiless fashion
one az the most Fpmarkahlc feats
urs u tbs sensational ease has
neen ne discovery hy the police II
! ss.rv kesg by Dieir.eh from the
sssr f<qg until 1905 This dlar2 ~
,ssls III the innermost thoughts ~
- sss,av,atie murderer Dietrich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
NORTHERN LIFE
ORGANIZED

The Northern life Insurance
company. OF Seattle. vas organized
yesterday and officers for the first
year chosen "a follows President.
n & Henry. vice presidents. Miles
G. Moore. Of waiia waila. r II.
Wallace. Of Tacoma. John Davis,
Of Seattle. J. H Edwards. % Sc.
attic. T NJ Morgan. Secretary,
and u n Morgan. manager
Tho following trustees we're
chosen y " Andrews. John Ro.
sene. MoFitE Thomson. G = White.
.. ~ OsKood. u T.. orendahl. Henry
Carstena. Herman Goetn. J II III.
wards. J " Maxwell. n { Henry,
W II ParrY. " u. Perkins. u X
Spencer. v ~ Smith. ~ " Treat
y ~ Morgan. r N Morgan. A +
Johnson. r. p c Van Disael. 7. -
Wallace. A. N iuEersoli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
WILL EXHIBIT
INDIAN WARES

Frank Merrlek. chief OF the en-.
position press bureau. hAa re
turned from vtcfortn. vhsfe he has
been attending she Pacific Coast
Advertising Meas association
Mr. MaFrsek T. 10 receipt o. Jet.
tor from ! A Saasau. director gsa
erai ~ tho exposition. Who Ia nos
a. skAsWay ar Nadeau spoke
highly 81 she Ancnena wish which
the parts Vas meeting Ana stated
that they had neKotiatsd with
Father Dunean. Of the famous Ia
dian school At Metlakahiis. ALASKA
Tor an exhibition 81 Indian wares
As made b. the ataasags OF this "a.
nous school
Godfrey ebealanasf. special ex
position commissioner. left foF spo-
kane to-day 20 be prvsont At the
State Editorial association. which
meets In that city Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
GAMBLERS RAISE
P0RTLAND'S LID

PORTLAND. July Is The iid il
OFF In this city The gamblers are
fvapinE a soldsa harvest Not since
the dag whom gambling was con
Quoted openly has such an op.ninE
been afforded those who are A.
aicted 10 games Of chance. Poker
IL daily played IN many places
about the city. tbs Initiated know
ing ~ tables 10 the rear Of several
saloons. cigar stores and hotels aud
even Ia office buildings where they
can sit IN" and crafty their pas
sion for betting
Roulette ard faro ~ regularly
played. and Ia one place az least
n 4 regularly organized pool room.
Nhefe the western tracks are uys
Dramatically played -
Dramatically covered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
NEW WORKERS TO BOOST.

with view OF promoting the
Alaaka Yukon Pacific exposition,
the New York State society Of Sc.
attic will run an excursion 10 some
eastern point early In August All
former residents Of the state who
are Ia any way interested In the
work or doairc TO Join IN the society
are requested to NOTIFY n. l. sizer.
secretary of the New York State
society. 81 aud % Starr Boyd
building There will be an infor
NAL meeting Ia Mr. siEor's offices
Friday night at 3 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
RETURN
FROM DENVER

The members Of the Seattle party
Of Elka who attended the conYen.
tion At nanver arrived home laht
night Via Portland. All report an
enjoyable thine
The headquarters Of the Wash
inEt1 party while ia Denver was
az the brown Palace. whore more
than a.000 we're decorated with the
Washington souvenirs.
Members of the party stated that
numerous iaaulries were made con
corning this state. especially the
climate and resources
other members OF the delegation
will return IA few days
II IL almost certain that Seattle
will secure the Elks' eoeventiou for
1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
VETERANS TO
HAVE 4 DAY

The third annual reunion. camp
fire aud pionle OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic will be held AZ
Woodland park Wednesday. August
l. Congressman and many hiEh
military officials Nlli be present
Representative Jones. OF north
Yakima. and Judge nunnlng viii
deliver patriotic addresses. Sena.
tor piles and a number OF prom
linen men throughout the state have
been invited 90 be present
Music will be furnished BY Prof
Craiaa auartsfte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
ROBBED IN TACOMA.

EVERETT. July 26 --Alouzo =
Taylor. Of Everett. owner Of con
siderable Tacoma and Pierce eoun
~ propsTtY. was robbed Of us
while ~ guest az Thc0mn hOte
this week, ana Harry g. Clair, d
,hollhoy ~ that hoatelry. 10 nov
under arrest charged with the theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
TRAIN WRECK
TIES Up ROAD
TWO FRutoHTs COLLIDE ON
OREGON SHORT LInc~sEV.
ERAl OF TRAIN CREWS SERi-
OU8LY INJURED.

ECHO Utah. july &c One Of the
worst freight wrecks Ia the his
tory II the Oregon Short Line oc
cured last night when head-on
collision occurred between reEu.
lar and an extra freight at Review
iuHe west OF Green River
Tho main limo Is completely
blocked. Both engine crews jump
ed. Several Of the train crews
were hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
eLARks ARE CONVICTED.

Mrs n. T3 CLARK, who. with her
husband. was arrested Friday, ae-
euaed Of poisoning the bulldog
owned BY 8 o. Pike. vas yesterday
fined SO and costs by Judge
George The case was appealed aud
100 cash bail put up Her husband.
81 T. Clark, was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
Keeping Nose to
GrlndsiOne

Are you going 10 keep your nose to
the srindstons ell your life. Of do
YOU vaut 20 take u easy little later
on A sure way. safe way. and a
sensible way 20 provide FOR the fu-
ture l. 10 start n savings account
with the state Bank ~ Seattle ne
sin today and make u grow. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
ARREST IN GOLD
ROB Berry CASE

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. July IL
A man known aa Hard LUCK
Charlie Tague has been arrested
here on suspicion ~ committing
the recent $50. 900 gold robbery at
Fort Gibbons. George Raphael was
also arrested on suspicion Of COM
pllcity IN the theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

and the eonaigneea are still an.
willing 20 unload their freight. 9th
er methods will be tried 20 force
Thorn TO take care Of the goodn
they have ordered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
MIRRORS OF GERMAN
"JACK THE RIPPER"

,.x plrrsloH KILLED At
.sAsr - WOMEN AND GIRLS
:. rns MOST FlrNolss
..ss,oN AND KGnT a DIARY
an SKETCHES OF ria ACTS
Aoy INSANE, bur iNeoRN
esuEIrN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
no rAoLas EXCURSION

The Eagles Of Seattle deny they
have anything 10 do with m ct.
auFHion that r. being advertised
under their name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

q. o. Roscoe was today given A
eg-day suspended sentence BY Judge
Gordon for being on a drunk and
diaorderiy he promised 10 10 bet
ter II given Bile liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

ed at A tremendous rate. We have 10 get out Of
. il IS possible to be rid Of in 50 short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

Fine Couiil Corseis,
made with long
hip. high or medi-
ufn bust and with
hose supporters al
front and sides,
lace trimmed and
white only. regular
soc values, on sale
now at
only ............
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15
Der Jtu d.
her bS(rm Chat
Gin Roman aus orr sroFen mtlt non
0resur Samarctp
wortfesung)
8rdunau ging bdlb.

Bruunaii gtng bdlo.
@r mar gu betpegt, nm nod trgero
elm anoeres lei9tes @eIprd9 gu fibs
rem, uno oriidte betm Nbi9ieo nur
ftumm feines SreunOes 9uno.
G5e9iel fab INN nit i4mer5li9em
Bid mad.
3pii4en i6m uno Ser Sebnfu6t
feines 6ersens," faete er, nitebt nur
bic Doite zines lei6tfinnigen 4ugens
blids = linn babe i9 bic 9offnung
tpieoer eeben f0nnen, uno er miro iein
Slid finoen. Wie anoers, tpte tduz
feno Mdf 6D6er uno uniiberptnoli9er
lit Die S6ei6epanb, Die mid BON meis
mem Slid trennt! 11n6 bod gebe i6
es ni9t auf, 0o9 min i9 fdmpfen unb
ringen, UNI ben bD9ften &fpreis
3u ero6ern, Der dqein meinem 2eben
@ertb seben tann. sic Giebt mid =
o, i9 babe Is beute geIsben, lie liebt
midi, uno feig pGre es, penn i9 fe
ben Jefieln iiberliebe, bic au9 ibre
@eele IN SEN @taub gu quulboler Gr>
ftarrung berabsieben miiFen = uno
fe 1T bod gef9affen, UNI gliidli9 81
fem unb gliidli9 gu MAIDEN"
Ho9 lange ging er, in tiefe @eSanz
fen perfunten, uuf uno nieber, ebe er
fi6 in fem S9laf5immer auriidaog.
Der 5eftubeno, Der i'm nit 70 piel
9lana un6 jubelnoer Sr0bli6feit ums
geben, bait Die ringenben 9efiibIe fei-
neg Serssns gu eirern feiten gnti9luB
gebra9t, Der i'm por einen f3peren
aampf itelte, aber audi nit Wtut6
uno Soffnunq erfuQte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

unpermutbete Siebes'
beute e. 8or einem Sauie in Berlin
bielt elm Wagen, Der nit Wdi9e in
SGden uno &Drbcn i6tper belaoen
par. Sas fab Elm 2angfinger, uno
ebe Die 9egleiter pom Iustragen unS
g%iniommeln auriidfe9rten. fubr er nit
Dem @eIpann auf unb oaDon. gr fam
jeoo9 nidt anaupeit. Senn pl0Blidl
begann es ii9 in Der @di4e unhetmltd
gu reeen. Sn einem ser &Orbe lag unz
ter @df9efiden pohl sebettst Elm
fiinfiabriser &nabe. Der einsei9ldfen
par. DIS oiefer erpadte uno Den
frem6en Menf9en auf Sem BOD lab.
f4rie er aus 2eibesfrdften. Der Sieb,
Ser NUN jeben 4usenblid feline gntlar'
ping burausieben mubte. lieb Die gsute
i'm Sti9 unb flob. Sie polisei nahm
ben Wagen NIT Der e~igenartigen Die
besbeute in 0erpabrung, Biz ote Gissn'
tbiimertn i'm abbolte.