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Another American Escapes From the
Russian Prisons.
WASHINGTON, October 11.-Nicholason
Frederickson, claiming to be an Amer
lean citizen who was seized and impris-
oned in Russia and afterward made his
escape, called at the State Department
to-day in furtherance of claim for in-
demnity for illegal arrest. Frederickson
asserts he was born on shipboard in Per-
sian waters of Swedish father and
half-br Esquimau mother. He re-
sided in Alaska when the Territory was
acquired by the United States, and so
became an American citizen. He was at
school in Chicago during his boyhood,
and returned there during the Worlds
Fair to work as 9 machinist. At the
time he took out naturalization papers to
meet Q request by the authorities OF
Alaska to recognize his citizenship. In
Russia last winter he was arrested and
imprisoned as deserter. Later he was
set free and kept under surveillance.
Again he was imprisoned, and managed
to escape and made his way to New York.
The impression conveyed by the mans
story is that he is suffering from q case
of mistaken identity. He told his story
to the State Department officials; but,
as mere statement does not meet the
requirements, he will have TO prefer q
formal complaint before the department
can act in the matter of securing indem-
nifty for him.
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DRUMmERs, HOME.



BNaHAMPToN, N. Y, October IL
Fully 10000 visitors are in the city to-
day, the occasion being the cornerstone
laying Of the Commercial Travellers AS
sociation Of America. Flags and bunt-
ing greet the eye on every hand, while
the principal streets are 60 crowded with
visitors that they are almost impossible.
The commercial men from all over the
United States have gathered to partici-
pate in the ceremonies. There are fully
5000 Of them In Binghampton to-day.
The celebration included parade
through the principal streets of the city,
winding up at the home site, which is
situated on top OF South Mountain, Just
within the southern limits OF the city.
The parade was one of the largest seen
in Southern New York. 1t consisted OF
many delegations OF commercial men,
thirty-fiye Odd Fellow Lodges, the Ma
eonic Fraternity Of the Nineteenth and
Twentieth New York districts, the Thir-
teenth Regiment of Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard. the local fire department
and many civic and fraternal organiza-
tions. Arriving at the Home, John
Hodge, Most Worthy Grand Master of
the Free and Accepted Masons Of the
State OF New York, laid tine cornerstone
according to the Masonic ritual. Colonel
Archie Baxter OF Elmira delivered the
Grafton of the day, after which Governor
Flower and Governor Pattison made
speeches, in which each eulogized the
commercial travellers and said many
pleasant things for the Home. The cele-
bration was success in every sense Of
tho xur,rI
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AND THE BAND PLAYED.
The Novel Revenge of q Rejected Chi
cago Suitor.

The Novel Revenge of q Rejected Chi
cago Suitor.
CHICAGO, October Ill. p. Jacobson's
suit for her heart and hand was rejected
by Mrs. Johanna Baseman, widow,
Friday night. Saturday morning band
marched up in front of Mrs. Baseman's
home, 26S Rumsey street. Then the
notes of "Sweet Marie" began floating
through the neighborhood. "Whose
Girl Are You" followed with Kiss and
Let's Make Up Again" and enough more
to keep the band busy for twelve hours.
Mrs. Baseman begged the leader to leave,
but he said no; that Mr.. jacobson had
paid handsomely for the music, and the
contract must be carried out. The whole
neighborhood gathered about the band.
The children danced and the parents gig
gled. Mrs. Baseman was wild. At
p. NJ. the band quit. Yesterday morn
ing the band again marched up to the
widows home and began the roper
toire all over again. Mrs. Baseman hur-
riedly consulted . lawyer, with the re-
suit that Q warrant was sworn out foI
Jacobson, and an injunction was secured
against the band.
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WOOL AND wooLENs.



Made More Decisions.
WASHINGTON, October 11.-Secretary
Carlisle to-day received from Acting At
torney- General Maxwell an opinion in
which he holds the word "wool'' as used
in the woolen schedule OF the new tariff
act refers to one hair OF the sheep only,
and that new and lower duties on goods
made of the hAir of other animals went
into effect on the signing Of the act. The
opinion further states that the phrase
manufacturers of wool" in that para
graph is not applicable to articles of
wool as SO defined, although component
material is not the material OF chief
value.
On receipt Of this opinion Carlisle sent
q telegram to all Collectors OF Customs
as follows: The Attorney-G General has
rendered an opinion that the word
"wool as used in paragraph 207 Of the
new tariff act refers to hair of sheep
only, and that the new duties under
schedule K upon articles made OF the
hair of other animals went Immediately
into effect on the act taking effect. Gus
toms officers will be governed according
ly. Instructions of August n remain
unchanged. Collectors will reliquidate
all entries covering goods classified con-
trary to the above instructions.
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ANOTHER WAR PROBABLE.


NEw YoRK, October 12.-The Sun this
incoming says: "The National League
maanates have put their heads together.
The many stories regarding the forma-
ton Of the new national association are
beginning to worry them, and the in
ability Of certain clubs to sign their play
ers has caused the big moguls to take
some decisive action. Accordingly notice
has been quietly sent to the various clubs
that o secret meeting Of league men will
be held in this city to-day. Several Of
them were in town last night and talked
things over in private. From reiisble
source reporter learned that the league
as body intended to issue proclama-
ton in few days to the effect that all
players signing in the new association
would be expelled. 1t is also known
that the league has had agents on the
road investigating the truth of the va
rious association stories and endeavor-
ing TO sign players, and that information
gathered by these men warrants q con-
ference at once. The calling of special
conference early in the fall is almost nn-
precedented in the history OF the leagne.
and shows that the magnates are not
treating their new rival too lightly. In
fact, they have been scheming ever since
the fact became known that the associ-
alton was a probability"
ALL SHOULD BE EXPELLED.
New YORK, October 12.--It leaked out
yesterday that certain New York and
Baltimore players agreed to equally di-
vide their shares of the receipts from the
Temple Club games. From good author
ity it was learned that Doyle and Davis
agreed to "whack up with Keeler and
McGraw, while Kelly, Brouthers and
Gleason consented to q division with
three other New York players. When
Harry Vonderhorst of the Baltimore
club learned this, he said: THAT con-
vinces me that this whole Temple cup
business has been farce, and / shall
offer resolution at the coming league
meeting that the trophy be returned to
Mr.. Temple with thanks. Instead Of
such a series | think it would have been
better for the league to put up purse OF
$40, 600, OF which 5000 should 60 to the
winners of the pennant, 5000 to the
second team and $1,000 to the third"
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willamette valley case.

SAN Francisco, October 12.--Charles
Clarke, receiver Of the Oregon Pacific.
has appealed to the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals from Judge Nor
rows decision, wherein he ordered the
sale OF the steamer Willamette Valley
for the claim of r. d. Chandler for ST.
600. The grounds OF the appeal lie that
the receiver had possession Of the steam
er, and that the court had no further
jurisdiction,
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sugar-Bset Industry.

BERLIN, October 11.--In interviews
with o number Of leading dealers in
sugar at Magdeburg the opinion was ex.
pressed that under the American tariff
bill the increased duty on sugar was
aimed at Germany. II was predicted
that II 1t continued in force IL would
ruin the large beet-root farmers. 1t was
thought, however, that America would
soon repeal the law. II 1t did not, II was
the opinion OF the dealers the govern
mentwould be forced TO adopt repressive
measures against American imports.
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THE POPE's LETTER.
It Was Aimed mt the Opposition to the
Apostolic Delegation.

It Was Ahmed Mt the Opposition to the
Apostolic Delegation.
ROME, October 12.-It is stated upon
high authority that the Pope said to
Monsignore Gravel yesterday that his
encyclical letter dealing with the affairs
OF the church in the United States was
aimed at ending the opposition in Amer
lea to the apostolic delegation. During
his conversation with Monsignore Gravel
his Holiness exclaimed repeatedly:
sit must be ended!"
The Pope's audience with Senior Cas-
telar lasted one hour and half. His
Holiness was very cordial. Senior Cas-
teIar thanked the Pope for his demo
cratic and social leanings. and the Pope
congratulated the Spanish statesman
upon his provisional adhesion to the
Spanish monarchy as an act Of politicsl
urudenca
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REGENCY IN DrsFAvoR.

ST.. PETERSBURG, October U.-N is
understood if the Gear decides, as is
fully expected, to form regency during
his absence from Russia, the Czarowitz
will not be appointed Regent, but will
be entrusted by special declaration of
the Gear with the direction of State af-
fairs. The title of Regent will be care
fully avoided.
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PEORIA, October l2.--It is reported in
mercantile circles here, New York and
Chicago that the Whisky Trust is being
Quietly reorganized. Information to this
effect has leaked out and it seems to
have a flavoring Of substantial truth.
President Greenhut and other officials
are reticent. Mr.. Greenhut declined to
confirm the rumor, but on the other
hand will not deny it. His attitude is
interpreted here as confirmatory OF the
reorganization.
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supposed to Have Been Informers.

ATLANTA, Ca, October 12.--Elijah
Thurston, 20 years old, with his wife a.Sd
sixteen-year-old daughter, came to the
city yesterday to escape the hands OF
people in their Gilmer county home who
would have killed them. Several nights
ago Miss Vida Thurston was awakened
BY finding herself being borne out of the
house by four masked men. They had
already carried her father out, while the
mother was being held back in the house,
There were about thirty men, all masked,
who with stout leather thongs began
beating the girl and father, both ol
whom were in night dresses. The
mother broke from the house to defend
her daughter, when she was lashed in
their presence. Notice was then served
upon them that the next visit would
mean death. They were suspected o.
having reported an Illicit still in the
neighborhood.
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Due 20 an Accident.

SAN JOSH, CAL, October lin the
case Of the death Of Henry Lebohn, an
old German professor, who was burned
TO death In his cabin on the summit OF
the Santa Cruz Mountains Saturday
night last, the jury decided that it was
due 10 an accident, and exonerated John
Labohn, the dead mans son, from all
blame in the matter.
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PubIishIng Firm Assigns.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, October 1l.-The
University Press, John Wilson & Son,
has assigned for the benefit Of creditors.
The concern Is one OF the Oldest and
largest printing houses in Cambridge,
having been established In 1889, and was
believed TO be very strong financially.
The company employs nearly $50 per-
sons. The assets and Liabilities are not
vet known.
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Anarchy IN Ytaly.

ROME, October 10.-The police are said
to have discovered an anarchistic plot
extending over the whole Of Italy organ
iasd BY Albany, . Notorious anarchist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
Wieberbolt I4on purbe Der Dor.

= Wieberbolt 1@on tpuroe Der 0ors
I@lag gema@t, itatt ber erb0bten 2a<
&c bon &opf unb @umpf i'm @@lafe
cine {pl9e Sage ein3unebmen, baB
Der RDrper in cine na@ benz Ropfenbe
3u abfaIenbe f@iefe @bene gu liegen
fommt. Ginige Mer5te baben nun
n~euerbings @erlube in biefer Mt4tung
anaeitelt uno tommen gu benz @@lui<
fe, baB Bel ber leBtertpdbnten Gage unz
bertennbar bas @rpa4en raider erz
folgt unb baB bic 9eiitige unb leibli4e
Grquiduns in er6obtem ,Mabe fm
fiblbar ma4t. 8eionbers tpohlthutnb
e1tpeiit fid bic tiefe Ropfla9e Bel Ropfz
i@mer3en, &aBeniammer unb anbere1n
2eibe1l, tpel@e auf bebinberte 3irfula<
ton bes 8lutes int @ebtrn 5uriid3uz
fibren finb. Man leiitet SbnntG4tiz
qen einer f9le4ten 9ienit, tpenn man
lie aufbebt unb ftiibt, man fol lie i'm
@egentbeil liesen laFen, bamit ber ar
teriele Blutftrom bur@ bic @4,per>
trait unteritiiBt perbe.
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I'm auf bi. ger. Staaten aurldaus

I'm auf bic Der. Staaten auriidaus
tommer, 10 1T bas beionbere @ebGube
fplboll in moberner @enaiiz
1anee, $50 SUB brett unb 240 Gub
tief. Gs tpurbe aus Stabl, gtien unb
@las conftruirt, entbdlt cine erobe.
100 SUB breite Musitel1unssz9a1e
unb an beiben Seiten b~erielben Rdumz
li9teiten fir poft, 9elesrapben, S.
lepbon, 3eitunssiammlunsen, Inter
baltung, S9reibeu, Qeien u. I. m.
Dor Der 26 SUB breiten Gront beg
@ebGubes 1T cine amerttanii4e Spriz
Ben=@ Station anssbra@t, nit allen moz
bernen ginri4tunsen ber ameritaniz
i4en Teuermebr.
Die interchangeable 1T bon einem
bcben Dom getrDnt unb bon elmer Sal
lerie umseben. Muf bic @allerie 0H=
men ii4 Bic @emG1er btr berf 4tebenen
@taaten unb ber Maum fir bic Ser,
@taaten Megierung, Der 40 Bel 80 Sui
grob 1T. Sn Der Mitte Der !9alle III
cine sroBe elettrii@ erl.u4tete Som
taine angebra@t. SIM 9%tntersrunt
pirb ii9 cine ameritanii@e S@ubfa=
Brit in boiler 9bdttgteit aetgen. @ors
tiger ber ameritanti4en Gommifion ii
Sbomas 9. 8rpan bon @bicago.
Das ameritani54e @ebdube 1T bon
elmer Corporation erri9tet porben.
tpel@e ben Sitel fiibrt: rMmerituni14s
propaganba". sic bat etnen @ef4dftss
fiibrer unb bertbeilte ben Raum in bic.
lem @ebGube. Die Corporation be:
abii9tigt in permanen5 gu bleiben,
gum 3ped Der Musfibrung bon Nus.
itelungen Mmerita's auf allen folgen.
ben Musitellungen i'm Muslanb uni
our Gi0rberuns bes ameritanii4en Mus:
fubrbanbels.
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: TN DbiIubeIpbiu bat has

- Ssn p6i1abe1pbia bat bas
3ipilgeriht in benz pro3eKt Der Stabt
gege1 bic .Mmerican Union telegraph
g." gu @unften ber Stabt enti@ieben
Gs banbelt i4 um cine Summe bon
$3.50, tpelde Bic Stubt pbilabelpbia
bon ber argetlagten @e5enidaft als
@teuer fir Selesrapbenpoften unb Mns
bringing BON Drdbten an ftdbtii@en
Se(egrapbenpoiten beanipru4t bate.
Die pertlaete @eieli@aft bate einge<
tpenbet, bab Tie bereits an ben @taat
penniDlpania fin ibr Rapital unb hre
Brutto : @innabmen Steuer be3able
unb in bie1e @teuerumlage Der Mtrtb
ihrer 1elegrapbenpf often etngef4lofz
fen lei, baB iie NIT ibren Drdbten eiz
men 5pi14enitaatlt4en @ertebr unterz
balte, bab bic bon BET Stabt begebrte
Mbqabe cine b0bere Summe betrage,
als ibr bic 8eaufi@tigung Der Selez
grapbenpfoiten unb Musgabe Der 2iz
aen{en fir bie1elben toften unb bes=
balb als cine Ginnabmeque1e erf4etne,
bic nit ber Understanding i'm Miz
beripru9 ftebe, bic bas &e4t, ben 5tpi<
f4enitaatli9en @ertebr gu regeln, benz
RongreFe allein p%orbebalten babe. Die
@tabt %entsegnete our& ibren 4nipalt,
bab fe oas @e@t belize, cine b0bere
Mbgabe gu berlan9en, unb bas baupt<
iG@lim 6esbolb tbue, um bic @efeQz
i4aft gu nDtbisen, ibre Drdbte unter>
irbii4 gu legen.
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ratb 80. bemertt auf elmer Meptions<
reife in benz Dorfe Nieberbuntelpib
auffanenb biel Bettler unb arbeits>
f@eues @eiinbel unb beauftrast ben
Ortsporiteber, ibm mad Mblauf zines
Monats barber gu berihten, Of ber
llebelitanb nunmebr seboben lei. 81
1au bier Mo4en ipdter gebt bei benz
2a%nbratbsamt folsenber 8eriht Elm:
Seit ber 6err Qanbratb bier mar,
bat fi@ tueiter tein @eitnbel mebr feben
lai1en.
@ebori amt
Sdulae, Ortsporiteber.
Mnertennung. rDu, Der 9err
8aron iiebt aber bod fein aust"
Sa, auf'm sled tDnnt' ct i'm eriten
@eitaurart = Obertelner perben!!"
@erre4net. Mrat: .9ait Du
Qlues beIorgt fir ben 9errenabenbg"
@attin: r@etpib, lieber Mann! Du
tpirit nit mir aufrisben fetn bier
lies felbit!"
@rat Ueienb): r9ummerpaftete.
@dnieleber, 2a@s in @elee ~ I'm, bas
iinb aber lauter tbeure unb febr i4per
p.rbauli9e Speifen!"
@attiu G9lau ld4elnb): r9beuer
iinb lie tpobl, aber berarttge Menis
traeen Dir bod fi@er pieber ben etnen
ober anber'n patienten ein!"
Mrat: rDas 1T a1erbtnss ri@tis-
aber biesmal babe i@ leiber rur =
gol1esen einselaben!"
@4mer u befriebigen. ,8efn<
ben ii9 unter ben @ei4morenen nod
pelde, bon benen sic glauben, baB
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man benin bier ben @erungliidten niht
1ofort bic rDtbise 9ilfe9"
Mrbeiter: rWir tparten nar auf ben
photographer"
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ibrem Shame am @eburtstuge): lin
Sir cine rebte Greube au madden, babe
i4 Dir Elm 9uusi@MKeletui geitidt!1
Mann: rDas lit aber re4t lteb - unb
ben 9aus14liKel?" GSrau: rDen barft
Du ieben Sag Bis Mbenbs a@t llbr
bebalten!"
Rupital unb Mrbeit. Ga>
britant: sSa, meir 9err, i'd betra@te
midi als einer Wobltbdter meiner Meit>
meni@en. Sd fittere 3pei 3unbert
2eute in meiner Gabrit."
8eiu@er: 81 uel@em Srrthum ID
mid Big beute befanb! ST glaubte bis>
4er, bic 2eute fiitterten Sie!"
Mufri@tig. Dienftmann: r@oq
i4 Sbnen niht ben Softer trugen991
9err: 30 nein; ct 1T ia febr letht!!"
T. Dienitmann: rDas ma@t nhhts;
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Die Notwithstanding a,t s1nt:perpes'

Mm 5. Mai purbe bic Meltausfte(<
lung gu Mnttperpen in feierli@er @et{e
erDffnet. Sic tpirb i'm @egenfaR gu
ber @ieien<Gair gu @bicago, tpel&e Elm
Bib ber @rrungenf@aften meni4Et4er
&ultur felt bier Sabrbunoerten geben
iollte, cine iogenannte 4anbelsausftel=
lung fem. merbings tpnnten pte[e
Musitel1ungsgiiter audi gu Chicago
tGuf1i4 ertporben tperben, aber btes
mar bod Meben1a4e unb bic Raufz
artitel fonnter erft na4 S@luB Der
Musftellung in ben 8eitB ber &dufer
gelangen.
Die Musitelun9 gu Mnttperpen boz
gegen 1T BON beren unternebmern Der
Gbaratter zines meltz8 a3arS gegeben
tpprben.
Dte Snbuftrie= unb 9anbelstpelt
felt bort Yroben ibrer 2eiitungen aus
unb nimmt 8eitelungen an I'M @roben
unb Rletnen. Mdbrenb gu Ghtcogo
bic tpirtbf4aftli&e Sette borberri@te,
tritt bic taufmdnnii&e gu @nttpsrpen
in ben Worbergrunb.
ga bic meiiten Musite1er gu @bteago
fi4 ptelfa@ iiber bic S@mirigteiten
bei9merten, irgenb mel&e @ertGufe fir
lire Mrtttel abi@lteben gu tDnne1, tperz
ben Der inbuitriellen unb miheni4aft<
li9en Welt IN Mntperpen pobl ni4t
ptele @%elegenbetten geboten peroen, 10
ptele Gorti@ritte uno neue @rfnbunz
gen in alien 3peigen ber Snouftrte, Der
aiinfte unb Wtfeni@aften, bes Inter
ri@ts, bes 8ef0rberungsmeiens u.1. m.
gu peraei&nen, pie bies gu @btcaso
Der SAL tpar.
@enn audi bic Musftellung gu Qntz
tperpen melt binter ber @olumbi4en
in l1mfarg unb Snbalt 5uridftebt, 10
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0InIThIih hpa Wpirnmf

- Mn1Gbli@ bes 8eiramfeftes bat
bet @ultan ale tpegen 3ablungsun<
fGbigfeite1 in ben @efdngnifen BON
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belt 5eben laTen. Matiirli4 tplrbe
Der Mn5prii9e ber @ldubtger @prge
qetragen. Sen TreigelaFenen tpurbe
audi glei6aeitig fir bic 8efrtebtgut1s
foban11 auf 8efebl bes @ouperdns Elm
rei&es Mabl 1erbirt. s'.
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@4pieaeriubne. @roBe ueberra1dune

unb Greube.
Mm Nahmittag tpurbe ban, bic pro-
pinaialmdBige 8ierrei1e bur9 8erlins
@ambrtnustempel gema9t, unb in eiz
mem ber lebten eretlte un5ere tleine &C.
iellidaft tpteoer bas @9idial in &C.
ftalt bon Qenbens - @ummti9uben,
bic lie ndmlt@ ausseaosen unb pie fid
na@ber auf ber @trabe berausfte1te,
ni@t pieber arseaogen bate. Gs tpur=
be f4leuni9t Rebrt gema9t, aber ron
ben @aloi@en bes pe@s mar ni@ts
3u entbeden. Mutt.ra3 Mafreaun3
mar sroB, namentli4 fdten ibr Der
Relfner Elm Oberperbre4er gu fem, neil
Ct bic 3ornslibenbe nod taltldhelnb
fraste, ob lie bielleiht CLAUDE, bab man
Bel ibner bon ben alien @ummtf4u=
ben bieQei9t @ula14 madbte.
IS balf aqes nt9ts, fk tparen meg,
unb um ben Nerser binunter3uf@luden,
tpurbe bei@loHen, Elm Sbeater gu Be-
fu@en, @ater unb @4piegeriobn pollz
ten aber ems, po lie ibre Gisarren
rau9en tDnnten. Die nd4ite @dule
purbe alto UNI @atb gefragt, unb ba
itanb sroB gu leien: r2umpeniuianne"
$50. aba, bas paBte gang 3ur @ttua=
ton.
go sine es nit Sad unb pad bin=
Elm In ben Muienttmpel. 8alo 9ing
audi bas 2adber log. Damn fam bic
pauft: es tpurben Elm paar Seibel se=
f4mettert unb bann ging es los -.
bic 2umpenfufanne, Der 8rennpuntt
bes Mbenbs.
Mqes i4auerte fdou beim Sci en- bes
3ette1s, bic Mlte er5t re4t.
r2tes bod Bios, @ater, tui@elte lie
linn in bic Obren, - @lobauge, paqi=
1abentarl, @4eitel=W ilbelm -. 9err
@ott, audi bic Bonnie, no, bas mub
cine i@Due @efenf4aft iein, tn0pfe Bios
ben Rod au, !. benn tpenn bic runter=
tommen $500"
.Du bift ia perbrebt, bic finb f4on
10 runtersetommen, baB iie bier gar
nidt meter runtertommen."
BIN, BIN, BIN $50. Der 8orbang
gebt auf.
Mlsemeines b1rbares @rufeln burdz
i4iittelts ben @aal; Grau Mo1e hilbert
am ga13en Qeibt unb umfaBt frampf~
baft ben Mrm tbres Mannes.
Tim 9immelsnilen, bier tommt teiu
Men{@ nit 'ner l1br unb portemon=
rtaie mebr 'raus, bas 1age i4 Dir. m
bod ben etnbetnigen Strol@ ba
unb ben NIT ber @4napsfaf4e, Sefes,
|iebt bdn9t fi4 bic 8ombe audi nod
auf! - Mein, feline 3s9n pferbe bal=
ten MIDI bier mebr. - Water, t@ gebe
nit 2en@en, bas finb ia lauter Ser
BREEDER unb ba LADEN bic Menf4en
nod nie bic. Milben."
l1nb re1plut ftanb bic Mlte auf; iie
mar nt@t mebr gu balten. Sc blieb
ben Mnberen lribtig 'nt4ts anberes
iibrig, als NIT Muttern nod bor
S9lub ber &omDbte l~os3ugeben; benn
bic bdtte cine ponit gu @e@ sebra4t.
"Qdlte Dpd9 men1g1tens Dds 2a14enz
tu4 bor ben Munb, tpenn Du
i4impfft," Tiifterte ber Mlte.
Sic tbut es; aber ielbft btnter benz
9ude 3H@elte. es fortpGbrenb berppr:
v8erltn - lauter 0erbre4er! -
M@ 0u metn parabieii1@es 2uden=
tpalbe!"