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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04

They Elect Committees and Decide to CO.
operate with the State Board of Agriculture.

At the regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Trade governors last evening, with
VIce-president Foster in the chair, the re-
commentator of the finance committee
was adopted that a dividend of 81 be de-
cIared on each certificate of shares to DO
applied on future mortuary assessments.
A memorial from the Mobile Board of Trade
asking cooperation of like organizations
in petition to Postmaster general Wana-
maker for mail communication between
that or some central port with South
America was reported with Endorsement
from the committee on communications.
The report was adopted. The following
standing committees recommended by the
special nominating committee were elected:
Arbitration-John b. Conner, Arthur Gillet. X.
X. 6yfers, w. w. Ii. McCurdy. Robert S. Foster,
Sol Lays, d. W. Coffin, Charles Mcguire, s. L.
M.rss.
tirain-George +. Townley, George 8. Warren,
W. III. Cooper. James r. Ryan, a. ). Gardner, III.
4. Kinney, X. +. Scott, p. L. Muchner, Henry
Russee.
Flour Inspection-George T. Evans. L. H. Blan-
ton, Edward Reeves, G. A. shotwell, Arthur
Gjllet
7. Brush. William FL. Schmidt. Frank ID. Stoi-
maker, p. FL. Krauss, W. II. Eastman. Charles E.
Foster
Provisions-John NJ. shaw. George c. Beck.
George W. Stout William Middleswnrth, Frank
lin Landers.
Produce-M. A woollen. o. d. Weaver, Frank
Mumpenhoff. Charles syerup, W. g. sherman.
LUMBER. II. Eldridge, G. C. Foster, 8. ID.
Fraser, Peter Reuter-, Henry Coburn.
Coal-C. +. Meyer. George +. Branham, w. G..
WATSON, 4. +. Pray, George r. Root
Railroad and TranspOrtatiOn-I. 8. Gordon,
George G. Webster, Samuel b. Sweet, III. b.
smith, T. c. Moore. F. g. Darlington, ]. E. Nc
Gettigan.
-Appeals-s. T. Bowen. J. A. wfldman. Nathan
Morris, Joseph X. Evans, William f. Kurtz. f.
III. Eldridge, \. s. Byram, NJ. b. Wilson, Otto N.
Hendricks. Hervey Bates, jr., T. T. Griffith,
Smiley n. Chambers.
Fire Insurance-C. F.. Sayles, B. A Richard
son, Lorenz schmidt. John Osterman. a. p. Was
son.
Real Estate. A. wildman. G. E. Coffin. Nich-
olas MeCarty. E Il. Martindale +. G. Cornelius
b. f. Goodhart, H. NJ. Hadley.
Live Stock-George G. Beck. II. c. Graybill,
Frank Reynolds, X. X. Shiel, Michael Sells.
shipping-A. A. Barnes, e. G. Atkins. C. F.
Meyer, Robert Kipp. w. II. Holton. Henry
Frank, William II. Schmidt, III. Bates, jr., s. +.
Robinson, c. T.. Van Camp, " X Hendricks. W.
A. Sullivan, s. f. Gray. Worth Merritt, George
ReIef-Eh Lilly, d. A. Richardson. ". g. BY
ram, George G: Tanner. I. 8. Gordon, j. H.
Holiday, =. I. Bowen. ID. p. Erwin. NJ B. Viii
son, V. Z. Malott, S. X. fletcher, Thomas L.
sullivan, w. j. Holiday, Henry Jameson. L. b.
Martindale.
Meterologtc al-Georgew w. Sloan, James r. Car
nahan, g. B. Thompson.
Natural CASE. B. Martindale.J p Frenzel, Eli
Lilly, A. NJ. Fletcher. George +. Branham.
A resolution was adopted Offering co-ope-
ration of the board with the State Board of
Agriculture In arranging for the coming
State fair, and providing for the appoint
the latter board. The meeting then adj
iourned
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
Unsightly and Unsafe Buildings.

As a result of the stirring-up given 1t in
Mondays Journal, the Board of Public
Works yesterday made the first condemna-
tron of buildings. The structures are at
Nos. 292, PCS and 297 East Washington
street, and belong to Silas ID. Howe, who
was ordered to tear them down at once
They have long been obnoxious to sight as
well as unsafe to live in. Building In
spector Fitchey has condemned nineteen
buildings in all. and many of them are in q
condition that should not admit of delay in
tearing them down.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
LINES OF THE CITIZENS.
Taking Possession OF Talbot Avenue to Shut
Out tho Syndicate.

Taking Possession OF Talbot Avenue to Shut
Out tho Syndicate.
Yesterday morning the Citizens Street
railroad Company began tearing up Talbot
avenue for the purpose Of laying track. As
this is one of the streets petitioned for by
the new Broad Ripple company the Citi-
zens' company has decided to use it. The
street is narrow. and the residents along 1t
do not want any track there at all. and
they were not q little wroth when they
awoke and found out what was being done.
As soon rs the Monday session of the Board
of Public Works began q committee of the
residents appeared before the board to OBJ
jeet. AS the workmen were blowing on one
side of the street, it was apparently the in
tention of the company to lay double
track. which would take no nearly the
whole driveway. They wanted the board
to stop 1T. and. if it could not or would not,
they proposed to 90 before the courts and
seek an injunction.
The company had promised to file q plat
and profile with the board before doing
any thing on Talbot avenue but it had
done nothing of the kind. Superintendent
Steele was called mp by telephone. and an
hour later he appeared before the
board. He said he and President Fowler
had not yet agreed whether they would
put double track or a single track and
loop on Talbot avenue. but even If they
did put only a single track they would put
1t on OEe side. To leave room for another
when the time might come that they would
want double track. Mr.. Defrees suggest
ed that they might run a single track up
one street and down another, but MIR.
Steele said Tom Johnson did not think that
was n good idea. and Tom johnson was a
pretty bright street-railroad man. How
ever. Mr.. Steele remarked that it was rain
ing and he would stop work until he and
Mr.. Fowler could investigate the ubiect
the Broad Ripple petition had not been
taken up, and as tia company has now
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed with the Secretary of State yes
terday: Home Building. Loan and Saving
Association. of Putnam county; capital
stock. $500. 600. Elliott IL Reed Company,
of Richmond. manufacturers of iron fences;
capital stock, $50. 600. Noble County Bank,
kendalIyille: capital stock. $4,000; Jacob
Keller president, Abraham w. Jacobs
cashier. United States Encaustic Tile
works Natural gas Company, Indianapolis:
capital stock. $4,000; John j. Cooper. Jack
son Landers and John Picken. directors.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
The Country Schools.

The County Board of Education decided
yesterday to open the county schools Mon
day. Sept IA. Thanksgiving day and Christ
mas week were set apart as holidays. the
Christmas vacation beginning Dec. "a and
ending Jan. 4, 1892. Teachers who fail to
attend the county institute to be held Aug.
81, Sept. ]. 2. 3 and 4. will be tined cents a
day for each day they are absent. The
schools of Center and Warren townships,
West Indianapolis, Haughville and Irving
ton will have an eight months term. and
In all the other townships the Term will be
seven months These are the Longest terms
ever provided in this county.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
Enterprising Frankfort.

Jno. c. Morrison and w. r. White, of the
Frankfort Commercial Club. were in the
city yesterday in the interest of their town.
They called at the Board of Trade to get
their club as Board of Trade. Secretary
Smith furnished them copy of the articles
of association and bylaws of the Indian
apolis board, and gave them other points
with which they were highly pleased.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
Board of Public Safety.

The Board of Public Safety yesterday re-
ceived report from the building inspector
who stated that during the past month ga
building permits had been issued. repre-
senting value of S291. 29l. There were
twenty-three plans inspected before per-
mits were issued and nineteen buildings
and thirteen chimneys condemned Super
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
VIII Omen I'm n. New Build,nr.

The Central College of Physicians and
Surgeons has just issued its catalogue for
1s9l-92. in which it is stated that the regu-
lar session, beginning Sept II. will open in
the new college building on the corner of
Pennsylvania and South streets The man.
agement is pushing the remodeling and re-
pairs with all possible speed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
CALL AND SEE

The an. & D." Gas Range. Perfection in broiling,
baking and roasting. Can show 1t in operation.
wood "Giate City, Filters very cheap quick
Meal" Gas and Gasoline Stoves New Process
Gasoline stoves. Wood and slate Maatels. Fine
tile-work and vestibules a specially.
WIN. III. BENNETT 3S south Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04

intendent of Police Colbert reported 40S ar
rests in July. J. l.. i. Steeg. clerk of the
board. reported S793. 50 received. and Sill %
on hand. Chief Webster stated that there
were forty-one fires. with q loss OF
S2,06Zs0. DIR. ). +. Earr. police surgeon.
reported sixty patients treated and lal
visits made. }. L. Schiltges received
sea- from the East market. and Il.
Kearney Sl44.40 from the West. George
Deltz. Republican. and ThomasJ. Simpson.
Democratic, We're appointed patrolmeD,
subject TO medical examination. Robert
Campbell. sergeant. offered his resignation
and was given police powers as special
officer at the Park Theater Charges were
preferred by the superintendent against
Charles Sturgeon. patrolman. for conduct
unbeeoming an officer. Charges of circu-
lating III reports against a member OF en-
CINE company No. 5 and truck company
No. 3 were preferred against John Good
necht by Elisha Keepers and Patrick Dig
gin. Chief Webster has suspended Good
necht pending investigation. Porter Din
men, OF No. 5, was also suspended on
charge of drunkenness.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
wu Get Two Month. Paw.

Tomorrow is pension pay day. As but
two months have elapsed since the last
pay day. the pensioners will on this ac-
connt receive but two months pay. From
now on the payments will occur at regular
intervals of three months. with the next
payment in November
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
Get the Best.

Stylish Surreys, ROad-wagons, Village
Carts, Depot. Park and Spring wagons at
the Parry Manufacturing Company's Repos-
itory. 80 South Illinois street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
Municipal Notes.

Wright street viii be opened from Sanders
to Brinkmeyer avenue.
Charles Cooper yesterday presented to
the Board Of Public Works q petition for
graveling Hillside avenue.
Mr.. Olsen last night introduced an ordi-
nance to change the name of South street
from Noble street east to Fletcher avenue.
The monthly report of the City Dispen-
sary shows go patients treated. of which
435 were treated at the dispensary. 200 visit
ed by internes and 145 treated by specialists.
The Board of Public Works yesterday
ordered resolution prepared for twelve
inch sewer in the alley mort of Doherty
street. from Virginia avenue to Wright
street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
The July Death Record.

The number of deaths In July was 215.
which is an unusually high July record. 1t
is about forty above the average, but is due
to the exceptional fatality of disease
under one year was eighty. twenty five of
which were from cholera infantum. Twenty
persons died from consumption and seven
from heart troubles OF the total number
$50 were native Americans.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
The HOtre Scale CO,aD0uu.

We are agents for the aboye-named company,
and can furnish you with tea, counter, platform,
wagon. elevator or track scales; also, warehouse
and other trucks. Have also the Champion
wagon scale-three to six ton "a firstclass cheap
scale and warranted. Ii In need of q coffee or
spice mill buy the Star. None SO good.
HILDEBRAND IL FUGATE,
So South Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
PETTIS DRY GOODS Co.
We can Launder

We can Launder
his Shirts, Collars
or Cuffs so he will
be N ore tn an
pleased. Do n OF
wear yourself out
these hot days by
trying to iron them
so that he will not
complain, but give
us a trial and save
all work, worry and
perhaps a family
jar. Our wagon will
call if YOU drop us
a postal card, or
Telephone No. 1889
CAPITAL LAUNDRY,
26N. Mississippi st.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
BANKER FRENZEL TN PLACE
As the Citizens President He Is to Fig
ure in Street-Rallroad Affairs.

sitiOn with Practically Full Power to Act
Talbot and English-Ayenus Lines.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07
sie Gbre oes @asabano oea.

8erlunpte 9eItalten betreten bas
tleine 5immer, in iuelbem Der Snius
rienridlter oeS Stpeiten 8eSirfe3 in
8ien ieines glmtes maltet; Elm unnuss
lteblider Suielserud madt iib fiiblbar
unO ueraulaBt ben Sdriftfiibrer, bic in
ben unsebeiSten &OrriOOr miinoenbe
Ebir su Offnen. Gs besinut Die Sers
banolun9 sesen ben 3agl6bner 2orens
Spinut, iuel9em Der rBripate~ Sictor
b. Stabiromib nls glntldser seseniiber>
Itebt. 9ie Bei6en, iopie Die I3eugen
liuo tdsli9e SeIu9er elmer berii6tigten
S6napSipelunte in Brisittenau, unb
bielelbe mar nu6 Der Sbatort Der
Hebertretuns, oeren iib Spinat oabur9
I9ulOi9 sema6t, oaB er ieinem @e9uer
einen pufsdren SdimpfnameH beige
lest bate. Der 9ln9eflaste lit seltdn.
big, uno Der &i6ter ipeuoet ii9 al ben
Pripatfldser nit Der 6rase, Oh er tpubl
bereit mare benz glnsetlasten ;u perge.
ben; ves biirfte ju," meint Der Gidter,
yin Der 8ranutiueinI9dnte bel einem
aussebro6enen Streite Der ausbrud,
bur9 iuel6en sic beleibist iuorben
limb, i9on oft anselpenbet wurben
Iein." =
Limb sic slauben, Serr &i6ter,
nntmOrtet Stabiropib, vipeil i6 mid
in Oieisr @eieaibaft (aui 3eusen ben.
teno) beipege uno in bieier &leiouna
Dor Sbnen erideine, baB i9 aud cine 10
abseItilnpfte 9tatur bin, pie alle meine
9eioenssenOIien? Rein, Serr Ri6ter,
i9 babe @bre i'm 9eibs unS berlanae
2l9tuus pon ieoem Meni9en; batte er
mid sinen Sasabunoen sennnnt, i1
bdtte es mir sefallen laiien miilien, benn
i6 biu'S uno bins nit Qbii6t; i6
t6nnte mid elegant tleioeH unb t6nute
I'M &aHeebaule iiben; i'd babe bic Wtit=
tel uno fann mid nit Berm69en aus
peiien, aber mir efe(t bor Der Ioaez
naunteu beiIereu @eieGI daft, uno 70
lebe i'd, tueil's mir sefdllt, a1s 8agas
bunb in Der S6unpslpelunfe; besbalb
nber bat 9iiemano bas 3eht, mid III
i9impien." Dem &i9tsr bleibt uun-
mebr uidhts Slnoeres iibria, als nit Der
8erurtbeilune Spinats pOr;use6en.
0eridbe erbdlt "a StunSen 9rreit 3u'
srtdnnt. StabirouiB iuirft Semielben
sinen perd6tli9en Bid su uub entfernt
li6 rai6en S9rittes aus oem 8immer.
= lleber ben 2ebenslauf oieies Sou-
behring's tDeiB Niemano ettuas ausuge=
ben; er 1T in ieineH Oben bejei1neteH
Rreiien nnr inter oer 8eJei9HuHs -ber
H6rriihs cute" betaunt.
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Ser SreHer.

Tim biitDriId senuu gu iein: @s mas
am 1. slpril 1891, Gbenos 8 ubr 10
Ueinuten. Ser 8riuatbeumte 3err
e.. L in 8ien iibt bobeim nub Iief:
Sa lGutet es. Gin pneumatiiher Sriet
lit an9elan9t. 9erlelbe lalltet in lapi'
bariI6er aiirSe: n9ieber 5reunbi
Rpmme iDeben bon Der 9iebuug oer
gommunalIole. @ratulierel Die se'
Itern BON uns semsiniam 9etnuite Bro'
meIie bat einen Sreffer bon taniene
@ulben er5ieIt. Der beutise stbeno mue
aefeiert iperben. Sofentlib la6t On
Elm autes Na6tmabl anridten. SD
brin9e aud ettuas uno fpmrue, oa id1
nod einise 8elOrsuussu babe, sessn
balb sebn 1lbr. SerSli9 9ein Bepi."
Serr g. Il 1T iiber ben Getpinnit
Ie6r erireut, pbtppbl i'm bic beildufi9
400 H., bic auf ieiuen Sheil eutfallsn,
ni6t enbsilti9 ,berausreiBen". Sber
8epinn bleibt @eiuinn, uno cine, iuenn
audi fleine Summe, bic @inem ilnoer-
mutbet in ben S6uB fdIt, Dernus Sc
hermann re6t angenebm 5u erbeiteru;
Serr g. Il ldBt ali0 aus benz nG6iten
0ieitaurant Elm topi0ies Souper tOnts
men, oerltei9t ii6 aud ;ii 5uei 5ldi6eu
Gbampagner uno einer Suuteille Cog
nae V. S. o. P. unb eripartet leineu
5reuno uno Mtiteetpinner in Der oent'
bar uergniigteIten 2nune.
Ser @nIt erI9eint plnttiid, mel6et
Ipfprt, oaB er, pOr yiauter @entht6sbe'
pe9ung" cplulfalen Sunser babe, iteGt
zine mitsebra9te Slnide 8croeaur unb
zine fleine 9Orte auf ben Siid unb be-
sinnt = ba ieruirt wirO : TAPER eiua
Iubnuen. -. Sas Mnbl lit uorii6er;
bic Sreunbe balten tereits beim gosnae
unb Gisarren. llnb nun crit fOmmt
Il. III auf ben 3reffer gu ipre9sn.
yGdabe", meint er, vbaB mir ni6t
3lei9 ben Saupttreffer sema6t baben.
Das ipdre Elm 2eben seipelen!"
,gtun," ertuioert iein Sait, .bdtten
mir baun mebr uno beiier iDupiren tOn'
zen? ?"
,Iein, seiuiB nidt!"
,Sber bdtteIt 9u bann cine nod
,rbBere Suume auf bas Ro@tmabl
uerwenbet?"
.9tud nidt; es bat Obnebin @tlS &C.
ius setOitet.~
v@eiSbals! Sif Dir leib borumP"
20 neiu; ib babe iuieoer einmaI
'Or5isli6 seipeiit, Gbampasnsr &C.
srnnfen. 49,"
r3a, iie5it 8u. bes tuOlte i'd aud
nnb oarum = iei nidt boz = babe idb
ben 9reiier uorseidiBt" -.
n8ursei6dbt? 8ir baben ii9ts se>
ponnen?"
,gi6t einen &reujerl slber oo i@
9eute bur6nus anitdnois iOupiren tuollte
ano 8u. ipariames Wtenl6entinb, 5u
,emeiuiamen iiberfliiiiiseu slus9aben
tur i6iper Su baben bilt. -
,Sonnerpetter, lit bas 9ein grnif?"
ygfatirlid; Der S9ers BEL 6er 9aus
len Sa9e lit nur Der, oaB beute - ber
[. 9tpril iit!". -. Die Sreunoe feierz
en balo eiue lnbenoe Serl0bnuns, Serr
R....1 I9pur aber, ME mebr oaran
Ut gtauben, baB er etnen 2reHer 9e-
na6t babe, es iei benu, er bate ben
'etreifeuOen @euinn l4Un in Der Ga'
de.
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Ses Giniabrisen eriteS Sebut.

rSie Iino? ?" fragte Der @rerciernlei.
fer ben 6lii9elmann Der neuen 9lprils
@inid6rigs 6reiWilisen. ySaumannl-
nntipprtete, bic re6te Sauo tuie eiu
Sfficier an ieinen &iiuitlerbut Legend
uno Ii6 uerbeusenb, Der @efra9te.
v8aHmann? 9as lit iebr pieliaseno,
sic. 8aumann lit aliens, mas bnut,
Der MnurerieieGle 10 lut iuie Der 8aus
ratb, ergo ia9en mir: Graitect, nota
bene, iuenn sic bei's 8auiad nod
niI9t Seitimmtes iinb. = llno wie beis
BEN Sie?~ v8aumann, Serr Inter
Ofiicier." ra9 TO! 9aumann beiBen
sic man bios = nno iinb?" : sd
babe 6abe eisentli9" = rG9 mas !
Sd frase sic nidt, mas Sic baben,
Ionbern mas sic iinb, Serr! glntipors
ten sic jefdllisit nur INNER bel uns
nui bag, mas man sic frast. Oeritans
oen?!" ,Saipobl, Serr llnterofiicier!"
,Serr Serseant, beiB id, Sie!" -
n8aroUu! Serr Serseant. = rSbpu
iIt glliu sic liub?" = rStubent Der
3a6nbeiltunOe." Der Serr @erseant
i9ittelt ben SOpf itreidt Ous g8Ort
,,9lrditett", bas er bereits notirt bate,
aus, trd9t ben Namen 8aumann in ieiu
,9totes" Elm uno fra9t: Slim sic oenn
nu6 als 3abubeiliebiffe bere6tist, iid
Shibtoius Su idimpien?" - rgtatiir'
li9!" Hang es empiinolid bon ben Sip
pen bes 6liiselmanns.-.So! gta, mir
iOI'S 8uri6t iinb, oh sic Stuoent
linO, poer MID = bic SauptIade is, bab
sic bel uns mas leiiten; aber STUDENT
Der 8abnbeilfunbe, bet flin9t elm Bis
den Iansiueilis, iagen mir aliu lieber:
9entiit in spe, bat lit oasieIbe in grim,
uidt, Sie?" rSatuObl!" Sieraui
uerbeuste ii9 Der Serr Sergeant Dor
Oem Slpeiten nereH @iuidbrisen, Der,
Our1 oaS eben @e6brte getuiBtst Die
5rngen oes @eItren9en crit gar ni6t
abmartete, ionoern ioTort 9tamen uno
Stnno nauute. ,Seben sic nal, Sis
8abuoOctOr. oieIer Serr bier iuei6 i6On,
mas i6 wilieu min, benur i'd ibn fra9e,
OnUor aber iIt er aud itub. iur.~
Spra9s's unb ipanote ii9 bem 6ritteu
Wtann bonn re6ten 5Iiiscl 81, Der sleid
ben gtahfOGsenoen benz @rerciermeiItel
6as 5rasen eriparte. (9erl. Tsbl.)
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SapamtSde 3abnfiiaRIer.

8ei nerb6Ien Meni6en - 10 ieIen
mir in Der 8etti6rift BUR suteR
5tunoe" - beruria9t I9on oas 8ort
,8abnSieben" cine i9merjlide @mpfius
ouu9, tueni9itens elm ie6r unansenebz
nes @efabl. Die Mrt unb gBeiie aber,
m tuel9er Bel uns bic 8dhns seSogen
uerben, 1T aud cine I9redenerresenbe-
Bewbbnli9 peroen ielbft trdftise Wtdu'
ner BON elmer seipiiien 5ur6t beialIeu,
penn fe bic firdtburen SnItrumente
,es 3abuar5tes ieben.
Sn 6ieier BeSiebuns iin6 in Sapan
3abnfiinitler iolppbl tuie 9eioeuoe bei'
ier oarau. Der iapanii6e 5abnarSt
jie9t ndnlid Die 8dbne obne ieoes Sns
itrumeut, leoisli9 nit ben 5in9ern.
Ss mag oies unglaublt6 eri6einen,
lber Der 9eier iuiro bod piellei9t an
bic M6sli6feit slauben, iuenH er sr>
idbrt, in fuel6er glrt mo 8eile Die ia.
pantheon 3abudrjts fiir ibre aunit eins
9eiibt tueroeu.
Sn Elm Brett aus tpsifem Solj tuers
ben 96her gebobrt uno in oieIe lole
3apfen bineinaeiebt. 9ieies Brett
piro auf Die @roe selest, uno Der 2ebrs
ling muB MN einen 5apfeu mad benz
lnoeren nit oem Snumeu uno Beige
inser Der rebten Sano faiien unh
ieitfredt bodjieben. pbne baB Die Slate
babel erldiittert tuiro.
Sat er oieie llebuns seni9enb oft
uor9enommen, oann iperben BIZ 8apfen
letter in oas 8rettAen eingeteilt, unA
,ie llebung bssinnt BON 9euen, nobel
tatiirlid au5 Daumen un6 3eigeiinser
,es sutiinitisen 9nbudr;tes an &rait
dnb @eldidli6feit seipinnen. 6at Der
aebrling baS Si9tenbrett rabioloirt", i,
sann fonimt er an einen @i6eutlob, in
Ben eidene 3apFen felt eiuselniien iino,
inb iibt bier BU6en unD Wtouate lang,
bis aud Die eiheneu 3apfen Der &rait
uno @eI6idlibteit Ieines 9aumens un6
3ei9efu9ers ni6t mebr pisberitebsn
t6nnen. SIN oritten GURUS lernt &C
III einem glbOrnbrstt, in ueides Stifte
ms GburnbOIS ieit einsefeilt iinb, un6I
1at er aub oieies binter iid, 10 ift eri
teif sum 8abnnnsjieben. Otit Der lin
len 6ano sreift Der iapaniIde 8obuarst
3ei1idt in bic 8isferpintel oes Butien=i
zen, 70 baB Der Muno aufseiperrt blei1
ben muB, oann iaBt er nit Oaumen unSl
8eisefiuser Der re6ten Sanb in ben
Nunb uno siebt, uenn es lein muB,
einer Wlinute fiiuf, feds. iies
ben 8abne aus oem Munoe bes Batien-
ten, Obne OaB bieier ben Utuno aud nur
,in einSiaes Wal ihlieBen lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07
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