Show TRIUMPHED EVEN OVER DEATH Remarkable Deed Ascribed to Austrian Austrian Austrian Aus Aus- trian Bandit of 1680 Dr Loye tells the following strange story taken from the archives of ot an Austrian police officer and relating to toan toan toan an execution said to have taken place In Vienna in 1680 A well-known well bandit bandit bandit ban ban- dit named was caught together with four tour of ot his associates and they were all condemned to death They were already on their knees ready to submit to their fate when addressed the Judge asking that his four tour companions companions compan compan- ions might be ranged In single file In front of him at a distance of eight feet from each other If he said after I am beheaded I get up and walk to the first of my comrades will you pardon him The Judge thought he was pretty safe in complying with the request But If I walk up tip to the second the tho third and the fourth will you pa pardon on those also The judge replied that he would obtain obtain obtain ob ob- tain their pardon from the emperor The bandit was satisfied bent his head received the mortal blow and his head rolled down but to the great surprise of the judge and arid the spectators spectators tors the body got up walked alone passed the first second third and fourth of the condemned men and fell feIl 1 down The occurrence was told to ta the emperor who according to promise promise prom prom- j Ise ise pardoned the four criminals |