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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
NATIONAL COMMISSION.
It Wrestles with the sunday Closing Or
tion and Wheel Chair Prices.

It Wrestles with the sunday Closing Ques-
tion and Wheel Chair Prices.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CHICAGO, July 5.-The worlds fair ma
tional commission resumed business this
morning by holding q protraoted secret
session. As Western mem ber expressed nc.
There was q good. big family row and it is
nobody's business but our own." Director
Davis was summoned TO appear before the
commission and explain the modus oper-
andi of conducting his end of the
exposition.
The commissioners took recess about 2
O'Clock and at again assembled to discuss
the Sunday opening in public session. The
first thing done was to reject the recon-
nendation of Director-general Davis that
the national committee on ceremonies be
abolished. The commissi ouers adopted q
resolution declaring that the rate OF 75
cents an hour for q wheel chair and guide
was exor rbitant; that 60 cents shOuld be the
MAXIMUM with an attendant and pro rata
without an attendant. The commissioners
declared themselves opposed to the increase
of prices at the falr on special days. the
resolution passed being in favor of uni
form scale of prices on all days.
Commissioner st. Clair protested against
the resolution of Commissioners Hundley
and Tousley against Sunday opening. Mas
sey. Hundley. Barbour and Ramsey spoke
in favor of the resolution. President
Palmer took a lively interest in the debate
and vacated the chair IN favor of Vice
President Bullock, of Massachusetts,. Pres
ident Palmer advocated immediate action.
After a protracted debate. in which law
yors. judges and other members of the com.
mission participated. o resolution was
adopted to take no the question of Sunday
opening next Tuesday at noon. During the
debate manv mem bers indu ulged In personal
remarks. and were several times cautioned
by the presiding officer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD.
The Association In Favor Of Turning II Over
TO the Federal Government

GETTYSBURG. Pa. July 5.-The regular
yearly meeting of the Gettysburg Battle
field Association was held here yesterday
The two important questions before the
directors were the turning over of the asso-
ciation's property to the United States gov
ernment and the consideration of it's duty
toward the trolley electric railroad. On
the latter point the association was unit
and determined to use every power IL pos
sesses TO save the field from the injury
threatened. Three additional avenues
were ordered laid out south of the
Emmitsburg road, with view of
developing the battlefield and faclli-
tating the work of the United States
commissioners now here. General Siekels.
being a member OF Congress. resigned as
chairman of the committee to devise
measurers for the transfer of the field TO
the United States. and Edward MCPHERSON
was made his successor. On the commit
tee Genera! Slocum succeeds Gen. Henry
A. Barnum now dead. Active measures will
be immediately taken To introduce q bill at
the approaching session of Congress for the
transfer of the field. and all the Grand
Army posts are urged to request their Rep
resentatives TO support 10 when introduced.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
In tho Plntsance.

Christian Union
1t was night on the Midway Plaisance al
the entrance of tks Turkish village. Lean
ing against the door frame was O beautiful
Turkish mother. In her arms was beau
tiful boy looking out in pleased surprise at
the strange eight forced on his baby vision.
We must speak to the baby. He greeted
his visitors with bewItching smilo, and
leaned forward to touch a watch chain
that attracted his eye. At a venture the
mother was asked. How old Is the babyP'
Eight months.n was the reply in very
good English. where was he borna" In
Bethlehem" was the answer.
Somehow strange feeling of reverence
stole over us. and silently we left the gilt
ter. the noise of that marvellous street. A
baby from Bethlehem had changed it's
spirit for us.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06

were supplemented to-day by the arrival
Of the first partv Of Six Nation Indians
from the reser vations in the State OF New
York Ten Of them came in charge OF
Director Osborne. of the Indian exhlbit,
and !. II. Maston. assistant direct or The
first to arrive was Solomon OBall grand
son of Cornplanter. who treated with zen.
Washington and received medal from the
first President -.
Ivan Levitte and LeGar Raoinovitz, rep
resepting the Russian Silversmith Com
pany. of Moscow. who had charge of an ex-
hibit in the Manufactures Building ct the
worlds fair. were arrested to-day, charged
with selling exhi bits on which no duty had
been paid. They admitted their offense
and were held to the grand jury. The gov.
ernment will prosecute the men and all
similar cases hereafter.
Two American republics dedicated their T
buildings at the worlds fair to.day-Vene-
zuela and Coeta RIca. The foreign build
lngs are all now practically finished. and a
few days will find the fair complete In its
entirety. -
The paid admissions to the fair to-day
were 79, 2o4.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
FLOUR
BAD Man On WOLF CREEK.
He HOwls Only with His Gun and Has Already
Laid Three Men Low.

INFZ. KY. July 6.-Wallace Deskins was
shot and killed Sunday at Nolan, w. Va.
by Andrew Farmer during q drunken row.
The assassin was pursued bv posse and
was overtaken and surrounded Monday
night. but he fired on his pursuers and
fatally wounded George DeskIns and a man
named Thompson. In the confusion he
made his escape, but the posse continued
the pursuit and he is now surrounded by a
mob that threatens to lynch him. He will
undoubtedly be caught. and unless the
sheriff consents to surrender him blood will
flow freely. He Is on Wolf creek in this
county. A skIrmish took place to-day and
many shots were exchanged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
A Murderer Feirniur Madness

COLUMBUS, o.. July 5.-Frank Van Loon.
the Columbus Grove hank rob Der and muir
derer. who is TO be executed in the peniten-
tIary here tomorrow night. has not eaten
any thing for two days and this morning
either in q fl of madness or playing crazy
broke his bedstead and threw 10 out of his
cell. He also pounded the wall with his
list. spraining HE hand badly. lIe 10 n big
man and powerful and active. Trouble OF
some kind Is expected at the execution.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
snic,de OF "a Psus,ian Count.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 5.-Victor Lung
feldt, Prussian of noble birth. killed HIM
self at the Pacific Hotel last night by TAX
ing morphine. He had been drinking hard
for several days Dependency. Ill health
and financial distress caused the act. He
has lived here twenty years and is known
as Tho Count"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
Wages Coming Down.

CHICAGO. July 5.-The joint committee
on arbitration between the Carpenters and
Builders Association and the United Car
penters' Council has declared In favor of q
reduction In the minimum rate of carpen-
ters wages from 40 to s5 cents an hour untl
Oct. l. on account of existing financial
r0nhiftnps
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
Arrest of an Ohio Emb.zz,.r

DENVER. July 5.-George w. Stage, ex-
city clerk OF Painesville. o., who is alleged
TO have absconded from that city with el0.-
600 OF the citys funds, was arrested here
to-day. Stage took his arrest very coolly.
and voluntarily confessed his embezzle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
Chronic Looseness of the Bo,reIs

Results from imperfect digestion. The
cause lies In the torpidity of the liver. and
TO aid digestion. TO stimulate the dull and
sluggish liver and to regulate the bowels.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
PARIS STILL IN A rUMULr.

The City Guarded by Troops-Enoounters
between the Rin-Raff aud the Palice.
PARIS. July 5.-To-day almost the whole
of Paris was occupied by troops who weEs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
WHERE THE MONEY Is GOING
No Wonder the Country at Large Is Snf-
fering from Financial Stringency.
Dollars from Outsiders Pouring Into the COT.
fers o. Chicago Merchants and the Worlds
Fair at the Rate of Million Day
Visitors Expected to Spend Nearly $780,
100000 Before the Big Show Ends.

Sunday Closing Question and the Wheel Chair
Extortion Considered by the National Co m
missiOn-Dsy for Indiana Editors.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
THE .aIlnIIRAIm

Cigarettes unquestionably the very finest
grade ever introduced, irrespective OF price.
These cigarettes are not made by the trust
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-06
GREAT Loss OF LIFE In CHINA
Nearly 11,OO0 Persons Reported to Have
Perished in Swollen Rivers.
Sanguinary Encounter Between Soldiers Who
We're Guarding Shipment Of Treasure
and TbieviDg Bands of Pirates.
Hawaiian Loyalists Arrested for Being
Concerned in a Dynamite Plot.

Threats Said to Have Been Made Against the
Lives of Minister BIouDt and Claus Sprecksls
Fighting In the Streets of Paris
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
Ole eleetrti6e &tnri1tnn8.0

@9on Dor mebreren Sabren bate
ii@ Der fran56ff@e pbp1iolog b;@rz
Ionbal iiber bic un3uld[igtett Der
electrt54en 9tnri4tung geGuBert. Ser
1elbe 5ori@er leete nun in oer lebten
Sibung Der pariier vSociete be 8ioz
logic" cine i'm 2aboratortum bes proz
feTors 2acafagne in 2pons ausge=
fibrte Mrbeit bes Dr. Trancis ppr, Der
cine %umfai1enbe unteriu@ung iiber
ben @influb itarter @tr0me auf ben
men1@li9en unb tbierii4en R0rp, +
entbdlt. Das BUD beitdttgt bolitanz
big bic 8ebauptung b'Mrfonbal's, So
bic electrii@e 9tnri@tung Elm berz
midelter, barbart19er unbi un3uperz
lGKioer @prsang lei. 8iranb 1T 3
ebenfo tpentg pie b'Mrionpal gelungea,
Elm ungliidli9es &anin9en NIT St@erz
beit gu tDbten, 1elbit BEL 8enubung Ell
ner Terranti1@en Mai@ine, bic eius.1
@trpm bon $500 unb 20 Mmpsre
ai,bt; tpenr1 ct elaubte bas 3bier &c:
tobtet gu baben, 10 tonnte es INNER
mieber bur& tiinftli&e Mtbmung ins
2eben 3urudgerufen tperben. 9ie in
Mmerica our 9tnritbtung benuBten
.Maf@ine11 tparen ,>peniser fart; iie
gaben nur 1900 @olt. Sn ben @ramz
me{9en @ertitdtten bate b'Mrionpal
1888 Ma19tnen bon 5000 @olt CUR
8erfiigung, aber audi bieie t0oteten
ni9t r@er. @r babe, 1agt b'Mrfonz
pal, bic amerttanti@en Mer3te beraus@
geforbert, lie foQten na4 Der 9tnrt4z
tunq bic tiinftli9e Mtbmung CUR Mnz
tpenbung bringen: aber bie1e Ser
ausforberun9 lei ni@t angenommen
tporben, ba man ii@ i'm @egentbelle
BEETLE, an benz 9ingeri4teten fralet4
bic Section gu poq3ieben. Or @erz
1udj 3eigte in ber Shat, baB Die Sc
tipn cine notbmenbige 8eibtlfe fir bic
electrii4e 9inri@tung lei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23

entsesnete b.r RSnis. Damn begEnn
e NIT b<r i3m eisenen eroben S@rtft
au f9reiben, unb ba in biefem Muger,.
Bid bas @etpebrfeuer ndber az TOM.
men f@etnt, be19tp1rt Jpn Der 9eraos
bon Montpeniier, beforgt UNI bic 81
4erbett feines @aterS, fi@ au beeilen.
sd babe INNER lane1am 9ef4rteben",
ertpiberte Der R1ntg, runb bies 1T nt9t
Der eeeisnete Musenblid, metne St.
tpobnbeit au Gnbern." - Do4 nun TT
er enblt4 fertts unb febt feline llnterz
f@rtft unter bas @ef9rtebene. Gin
unbetannter, Der ii9 binter ibm befin>
bet, ruff traumpbirenb aus: rGnblt3
baben mir es!" - rMer finb sic, r,etr
9err9" frast i'm in itreneem 9one bic
&Dni9in: rS@ bin Elm Beamter aus
ber .Yropin3, Mabame." - .Nun,
pobl, ia, nun baden Sic, tpas sic
mollen, aber bic @eus pirb BEL Sbnen
ni9t ausbletben." 0ie Dirt, in ber
biefe Worte sedubert tuerben unb Der
8ltd, Der iie begleitet, finb elmer @n,
teltn Der Marta 3berefta tpiirbtg. unb
nun lteit Der &Dntg NIT lauter Sttm,
me Dor, mas CT gef9rteben bat: sd
ent1age biefer &rone, bic gu tra9en
Der rationale WiQe midi berufen bate,
au @uniten metnes @ntels. MSse ct
in Der groBen Mufsabe, bic ibm beute
3ufGQt, @rfolg baben!" - vM6ge ct
ttnem @roBbater glei@en!" ruff bic
&1nigin aus unb fiat banr nod btnz
gu, inbem Tie atpetmal bic Mrme emporz
bebt: 80 metn @ott! Sic perben ea
bereuen!" Mie man meib, bepabrte
biefe unumtpunbene Mbbantung Souls
pbtlipp unb feline Ssamtlie ni@t ror
BET f9tmpfli@e Tlu@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23


bamit aebient, bon eintm ebenf0 einfas
den pte apedentipre&euben MaFases
mittel au erfabren. beif en- unf9Gbbare
8ebeutuns obne Weiteres eingeleua>
tet. Diefes Mittel, bas unter Sen bic
len bisber empfobleuen gang iiberieben
tpprben 1T, beitebt aus elmer einfa9en
8anpnentugel, elmer 3 bis 3 pfuno
ibtperen maiiinen Gifentusel, elmer
ioaenannten @pQtusel, pte lie in ben
friiberen Rrieaen ausemein 0ertpsnz
buns fanp. Die Mntpenouns bieles
MaKaaemertaeugs lit auBeroroentlt6
einfah; Der Rrante ro1t in Niidenz
lase tGgli9 cine setpt6e 3abl lang, am
beIten bes Morgens por benz Nufiteben,
etma 5-1O Minuten btefe 3-5pfin=
Joe Sanonentugel auf fetnem 8au4s
rberum. Cine fol9e rollenbe &ugel
maiiirt 1ebr enersiid unb slet@mdbig,
unb lire Wtrtung ldbt fi9 babur4,
baB man lie nit Der Sano ettpas an
hriidt, nod %per1tdrten. Wte bic
MaFage balb NIT Rneten, Rlopfen,
Stretden arbeitet, laHer ft9 audi nit
Der &a%nonentusel Gbnlt&e Wirtunsen
erotelen, tpenr1 NIT ben &o16epegunJen
Der &ugel aud JaQz unb Rlopfbeme=
gunsen abme61eln, inoetn man tie
mebr ober tpeniger bo@bebt uno, obne
lie aus Der 9anb gu lai1en, auf ben
Baud fallen lGbt. Sbmobl bic @t4z
tung Der @olbepegungen i'm mgemeiz
men glei4gtlttg 1T, 10 muB bie1e Ma1=
lage bod na@ einem befttmmten plane
aussefiibrt merben, bamtt ale 9beile
bes unterleibes, audi bic 1eitli4en, 10
piel es sebt, an bic Reibe tommen;
empfeblen biirfte es fi4, bon redts UNI
ten ~aufpdrts gu rolen, bann, bem
@erlaufe bes 9tdarms entfpre4eno,
quer iber ben 2eib ufp. Do4 be-
fommt Sober bals beraus, pel4er
Sang linn am beiten frommt.' Iu4
Elm ungeiibter tann ii9 10 ben Baud
geb0rig bur4tneten, unb fat ale&ranz
Ten fiibren bieies MaKageperfabren
germ aus. 3medmdBig ntrb bic SUI
gel NIT Moqe iiber3ogen unb porber
mGBig erpGrmt. Sem 81. 81. @oie
in Nem Dort, Der btes 0erfabren neu=
erbin9s empfteblt, ertpies es ii9 fo9ar
in mebrerer Gduen BON M~ag:nerN3ei=
terung 1ebr nIblt9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
Sic 8efeolun0 tt Yrenbtih|:N otth

DAP bic Traction ber polen int
preuBt59en Mbgeorbnetenbaufe bteMuf>
bebung bes Mnieblun9sgefebes bean<
tragic, bart ,ni9t Wunber nebmen.
Dur9 bas @efeb tpurbe betanntlt@
cine itGnbise GommtFton 9ef@affen>
berer Mufgabe es 1T, in ben eben1ali
polnif@en Granddaughter Sitter auf8uz
faufe1, gu parceQiren unb bann 9eut=
f@t bort an~oufiebeln. l1nb bic beutz
f@e 8ei ieblung ma4te audi Gortf4ritz
te. SIM Sabre 1892 tpurben auetn
a9t grDBere Sitter unb Elm tleineres
our M%brunbung nDtbtges @runbfhid
i'm @e{ammt>lmfanse bon 1922. uno
Elm piertel 6ectar ober 2O,838 Mcres'
gum pretie Dn 4,622,522.25 Mart
ertporben ,unb i'm @an3er bat Bit
Mniieblunss : Gommifiion bis ieBt
$685. 6ectar ober 165,348 Mcres
gum pretie bon 4,622,522.25 Mart
ober bur@f@nittli9 fit 608 Mart
ben 6ectar ODER $50 ben Mcr: ange<
tauft. 9n5,s Cant, 1T an 1146
Mnitebler bertbeilt ,rorben, bon oene1t
455 aus ben neutrality-suspicious.,
$50 aus benz iibrigen 0euti@lanb,
So bon auberlalb Deutf4lapbs ftamz
men, unb bon benerl 1896 eba11gelif9
unb 10 tat6oli59 finb. Muf ben
Mnfiebler entfalen bur@f&nittlt@
16 6ectar ober 43 - Mcre, bic linn
nit 1852 Mart ober $64.45 per
Mcre a11gere@net porben limb. @@on
jett 3eigt fi9 ber @egen ber pareeltz
rung tEeils in elmer @rb0brng Der
@teuern aus ben betreHenben 2iege3z
19aften UNI etpa so b. g., tbeils in
ber @ermebrung bes Wtebitanbes.
Muf IS parceQirten @utern baben fi@
bic pferbe UNI 81 b. s., bas &tnbz
pieb um 107 b. g., bic S@peine UNI
sos b. $. permebrt, unb eingefIbrt
tpurben 127 3ie9en, bic friiEer ni@t
borban6en tparen.
Das @eleB erfi1te bemna@ in
frteblther @ei1e 1einen 3med uno es
1T ni9t 1ebr ertldrli9, marl1m 9err
&idert, feinem Notwithstanding
na@ Elm Deit1@freiftmtger, ben
polen fecunbirte. Mlerbings lieB Ct
tpdbrenb ber Debotte bic SAFE aus benz
@ad. 9as @e1eb itammt nod aus
Der 8tsmard'19en Nera, unb baber
BET Rampf ge9en basielbe.
Do@ bic Regterung, ber. ~neue
&urs", lebnte. es entf@ieben ab, ben
@uni@ 3u erfulen, unb fte mirb ges
tpubt baben, marum.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
0amonemtueel,t ais 8eilmittcl.

Dab bic @audmaKage Bel a1gtme'z
h1er SrGgbeit bes 9armes uno Bel baz
6itueler @%eritopfung iehr @unitigss
~lei1tet, mar {9on lange betannt uno tie
tpurbe in irgenb elmer 5orm BON ben
&ranten felb3t ausgefubrt, ebe bies
@erfabren in BET Webt3tn Mnertenz
nunq fanb unb bur4 &neten, &lopfen,
@trei&en bon gef@ulten 9Gnoen 81
tpertfteuigt tpurbe. 9ie Dienite einea
gei9ulten MaHeurs ftno aber anenz
tbalben niht gu buben uno fir btele
2eibenbe pegfn ber&often unerl4tping=
li9. @S III baber pteqei@t ManAem
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
-sSn Oat1anb in @aliforni:'

-Sn Oat1anb in Californian
farb an einen1 ber lebten Morgen 3ptz
f9en 3tpet Ginbre9ern unb 3net poliz
3iiten Elm bluttger &f ftatt, in toelz
dem elmer ber @tnbre9er Namens Mtlz
liam @ilmour erf@oFen unb Der t'oli=
aft Ga}tim t1btli9 bertpunbet puroe.
Sic @inbre@er geb6rten elmer 9tspss
banbe aus Gan 6rancisco an, >pe(he
fi4 in Oaflanb Elm neues Telb fir ib1e
na4t&i@e 3b6tigfett ge5u@t bate. &te
tpa6lten cine re9nerii@e Na4t baSu
aus, in tpel@er Der &egen in @tr6m,n
bonn 9immel 9ob unb batten berstts
bret RauflGben sepliinbert, beren &:!l<
{@rGnte lie nit let9ter Miibe ge0fnct
batten, als iie gu benz glei9en 3nete
in Supplies S@antmirtbf@aft etn6ra<
den. Wdbrenh lie audi bort BEL BEN
2t4te elmer 2aterne an benz @preng,n
bes @elbf@rantes arbeiteten, tamen bic
peli3iften @lD unb Gaittm bes Megs5.
Sic iaben ben 2t@tf@etn in Der @irth'z
19aft unb fanben bic S6ur geofret
bor. Sbmobl lie Mnpeien6eit bon
@inbre@ern bermutbeten, ainoete 9ot}
@aitim, ebe tie etntraten, pori@r:ftss
mGBig Elm 2t9t an, um bamit 5ofo~t
bas @as an3u3unben. @r bielt feinen
@epplper in ber 9anb, aber nod e3r y
babon @ebrau@ ma@en tonnte, 1ds|e
len bic Dtebe auf i'm unb ftredten 1n7
bur@ cine S&ub in ben unterleib IT.
pubtlos nteber. Darauf ner1ubt:n
fie gu entFieben; ber Cine fprang aug
benz 9interf enf ter, ber Mnbere lief Hu*d
bic ge0Fnete Sbire auf bic @t:abp.
BORT aber }tredte i'm Der Ma@e balt,n=
be polt3ift @lb NIT einem @@ube toot
rteber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
Bic Wboanfuu9 %ouiS Sbilltppe.

Sn benz 1peben perDffentlt9ten iiez
6enten unb lebten 8anbe zines BON ber
fran30f1@en Mtabemte 3netm1l nit
benz 9roBen Preis %9etr0nten Mertes
iiber Sic Su(izM onar@ie, f@tlb.it or
auf ebenio anf@ault@e mie
padenbe Mei1e bic nGberen bramatiz
i@en umftdnbe, BON benen bic Mb@
bantuns 2outs Pbtltpps beglsltet toer.
@s mar UNI bic Mittass5e1t bes "a.
Tebr. 1848. Sn ben Suilerien berri@z
te bic grDBte @erpirrung uno etne
rur gu berebtigte Mng!t por ben be-
@oltsma6en, pie oas @h,pB
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23

d11trer, md9t1 @etrltW, Dap pet per
QDbnuns 70 a perliebtes g%tearrenmabl
ben @ulben bur@ una@tfamteit NIT
einie' tpidelt bat."
WGbrenbbem bampfte i& tpeiter NIT
bopelter 2uit an Der bi1ieen atpeiten
Gtgarre.
"gber tuas gum autut 1T benn base
Dtefe apeite Cuba rie@t serabe 10 tpte
bic erfte!"
vMa. pirb tpobl nit pieber a Sui
benaettl! briniteden? 2aKen's riad'n
1aste Der Mtrtb.
rNun, babe i9 re@t9" unb fu4telte
NIT benz @limmitensel unter feiner
Naie.
gloit a Bapier!"
rDapon t0nner mir uns 1oalei9
iiberaelsen, gum @au@en 1T bas Ding
10 ni9ts nub". :
limb abermals fret Dor ben Mugen
bes Wirtbes unb Der anberen neusiertz
gen 3~ufebenben 5erbra@ t@ bic Cigar
re, unb abermalS itedte Elm 3u1ammenz
9erolltes Papierl barin.
Sd ro0te NIT 9aft bas Yapierl aus
chamber, unb mteber mar eS cine Gull
bennote, bic ii@ in meiner 9anb Be-
fanb.
gue Mntpeienbe,n itaunten, Der Wrtb
rib bic M,laer unb ben dumb auf.
.@dberIot. sic. !6ir1menntrth".
iaste t@. rieBt taufe i@ ale bteie auf
benz Seller liegenben Gtgarren".
% ma! bon ben Gigarren frie9n's
net ANAL a Stummerl", antportete er,
padte baftig bic @igarren 5uiammen,
unb elite bon bannen ms 9aus.
vSaI aber rauden mollte i4 bod
al1o rRefi! &efi!" rieb i@ in ben Gar
ten binein,-vNef erl, brineen'3 mir et=
ne G%ubacisarre, t@ muB rau&en, benin
obne gu rauden munbet mir felbft Elm
bon Sbnen creben3tes 8ier ni&t".
&eferl 1prang mte Elm iunges &eb
bapon, fam aber in Der tIr5eften 3eit
gana perbubt urb NIT aufserester Mie>
ne auriid, inbem lie bic Worte flannel
te:
vM2ei Batter is 1Grril9 tpprb'n, er
eibt ia Gigarr'n ber-bort itebt Ct,
unb 5erbri@t ale Gisarren, cine na4
Der anberen, f4on atpei padln gu Is
@tiid liegen 3'fammenbroden auf Der
Orb, babel flubt ct fatrtf4 unb baut
bic 5tiideln IN bic Grb'."
Sd aablte RAID Der Reierl NIT benz
Gigarrenguloen metne 3e&e, unb ma4z
te midi eilenbs aus benz Staube.
Dab id bas 9irf@entpirtbsbaus
bur9 lange 3eit rar auf l1mtpesen paf=
iiren muBte, unb als Der 9iri4pirtb,
bie1e "3mtbertpuroen", fpiter erfabren,
bab ib bic 3pei @ubaci9arren tagsporz
Der in meiner Wobnungsprdparirte nit
einem 8obrer ~ausb0blte, ben feftgeroqz
ten @%ulben3ettel bineinf4ob, oben NIT
elm paar 9abadipdbnen, permif4t nit
Yapieritideln bic 0eFnung 3uitopfte,
an Der @pibe bur4 @paltung bic 3pei,
@igarren + 3ei4nete, bann auf bic bonn
8irtb eebra@ten @isarren obenauf e.
campttrte, er{t re@t barb auf MIDI tpar.
braude ib ni@t tpeiter gu beitdti9en.
Grit na4 Mblauf zines Sabres bat
fi4 ber 9irf@mirtb nit mir aussez
f0bnt.