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Closing Out

Go to the genuine closing sale of Cor
sets. Dibble's old stand. Prices cut in
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laces and Embroideri

Prices cut right in two. Must close
out at once. Dibble'S old stand, corner
Third and Cedar.
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Concert this afternoon.
Fine Seed and Plant Catalogue.

Grote's ,Tivoli.
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ALiberaI Discount.

Bank and Office Railing.
st. Paul Wire Works, 81 West Third
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
THE PENSION INVESTIGATION.
Report ON the Loose Methods Of the No
torious Tanner.

wAsHIsoroS, Oct. a-The investigating
committee report proper, 10 which Com
missioner Tanner in his interview refers,
covers little more than eighteen printed
pages, and is dated September S. isse The
report says there were no records in the
pension office showing specially the num-
her OF eases which have been re-rated dur
ing the perioi suggested in the
assistant secreiary's order, and that
until the PERIOD commencing September,
isss. rerated cases were al included in the
record among those reissued for ali pnr
poses. Commencing, however. with sep
tember /. iSss. aud continuing through each
succeeding mosath, the certificate division
has Motel on its record of ali
reissues Of certificate numbered below
f7i,uo those which have been Fe-issued
for the purpose OF correction or
changing the rate. On examination, the
board asceriained that the issue OF eertia-
cate Ne. iTi 90 brought the woyk down TO
about July !. issss. the date when the ar
rears act of March 3. ls>a, took effect, snd
il also appeared iha; much larger pro
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN 4 Co.,
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
East side Front between James and Cherry Streets
East side Front between James and Cherry Streets.
have of the Choicest Property all of the City
which viii be pleased Intending Purchasers.
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Tnc E.brinr Sea Coutroxersx,

OTTAWA. Ont. 3o.--It is rumored that
Lord Stanley will shortly return home from
the Pacific coast. and In connection with
this ruYnor the statement is made that the
British government has Instructed Sir
Julian Pauncefote, its ambassador at Wash
ington. 10 negotiate for settlement of the
Behring sea difficulty and Atlantic fisheries
question. The Behring sea matter. il is be-
Iieyed here. viii be settled upon the basis
originally proposed. viz: appointment Of a
commission representing Japan, Russia,
England. Canada and the United states.
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nasEKTTs. II TOO.
Pour League. Fonr Brotherhood and No
Association Clubs.

CHIcsGo. Oct. IA dispatch from Min
neapolls asserts, on good authority. that
spaaldiDg of the Chicago IeagHe club. and
the managers Of the Boston club are back
ing tie brotherhood OF bali players. This.
il is claimed. Is the outcome Of a PROPOSE
ton made BY Johnny Ward. who found the
brotherhood vas not getting IS much finan-
ciai baking as wss necessary 20 pat their
scheme into operation.
Ward proposed 10 SpaGldiDs shat the
moaeyed members OF the lsage advance
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The Mexican Bond Robbery.

CRY or MKxico tyia GalvestonD Oct 20.
At a late hour last night Minister Of FL
nance Dublan, speaking OF the bond
robbery. stated that everything would to
cleared on Monday. Today IL Is semi-oiii-
cially stated that the steien bond books
each contained bonds OF the nominal value
of $40 900, and that tho bonds were neither
signed. sealed. dated nor marked with the
private mark OF the treasury department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

The Sew York press viii please announce
the arrival tin the near future) o; Herein
Kemp, schmidt, Baden aud Purschel
These anarchists, who cal powdered glass
and drink molten Lava, have been expelled
from Switzerland. and sili shortly arrive
in Chicago, xhere they viii probably be as
sagi.ed reportorisl positions on the press Of
that city. 80 they can hiss a. a mark when
news il dull.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
Terrible Coal Mine Exrlosion.

Fogr SMITH, Ark. Oct. a.--A disastrous
explosion occurred yesterday in coal
mine at Bryant Switch. fifty miles south Of
here, in the Choctaw nation. A miner 8
lamp came in contact with keg OF pow
der. The explosion OF the powder caused
an explosion OF coal dust, which set the
mine on fire. Sixteen men were in the
mine. the shaft OF which is fifty feet deep.
The work of rescuing the unfortunates was
completed at about dark last evening. All
OF them we're taken out mere or less in
jured. -Four of them were horribly burned,
and at last accounts not expected 10 re-
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the money for running clubs in Boston.
Ser York Chicago and Philadelphia and
the hrusherhood wocad sustain clubs in the
other sour cities An agreement Was
reached. This means tnat the new brother
hood caHhs viii be sn osfshocos Of the
league. also practically disruption oi the
American association. A hitter war viii
oe wsgci apparently between the rivals,
Dot AZ the end OF the playing season the
brotherhood and lesgue viii hare several
collars 10 divide among themselves as q re-
suit OF the schegne.
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MORE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT.
That ErAve soldier. General Powell
Couxrndfcfs Tanner.

That ErAve soldier. General Powell.
Ccntradfcfs Tanner.
Sr. LorIs. Oct 1-w. II. Powell, Of
Belsvalle. Illinois, who was granted an in
crease Of pension short time before the
appointment % Commissioner Tanner, has
written letter 10 Secretary Noble. deny
ing that the increase was granted as
claimed by Tanner, on q letter from Secre-
ssry Noble 10 General Black.
General Powell claims il was not 8 case
OF reratsng, but simply = correction OF an
error in his original allowance. He adds
that the statement Of Tanner was mis-
conception of facts, either through igncr-
ancc or wiifaii Misrepresentation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The delegates to the
international American congress for the
most part spent the day quietly at hotel,
except for drive taken by some of them
this afternoon about the south end of the
city. The last week has been a most ex-
hausting one, and they gladly availed
themselves OF chance for a days rest
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WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 2o.-This eve
ming as Charles Platt. aged l5, and friend
were returning home in a wagon from
gathering walnuts in the country. they
were accosted by James Mulcahy. aged IL.
who asked them for ride. Upon their re-
fusal Mulcahy raised rifle, which he was
carrying, and shot Platt, killing him in
stantly. The murderer escaped.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
THE POPE VERY FEEBLE.
tic Protests Against rersecution-w,
fare Of Wofk kfngmen.

ROME, Oct 20.-The pope today gave
audience TO a party of French pilgrims and
delivered an address to them. lie sp-
peared feeble and his voice was almost in
audible. He reiterated his protests against
the Italian governments attitude toward
the papacy.
The pope advised the formation of an
association which shall be devoted to secur-
ing the material welfare of workmen by
procuring increased facilities for labor. in
culcating principles OF economy and de-
Tending the rights and legitimate ciaims of
workmen. lie expressed hope that gov
ernments everywhere would treat the
working classes with kindness and en-
deavor torestrain tendencies toward luxury
and undue desire for wealth.
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CAssELroS, OAK, Oct. 20.-Last evening
as Mr.. COLLEEN. agent of the Northwestern
elevator. was returning to Arthur. seven
teen miles north OF here, he was met by
two men, who robbed him of $4,000. He
had taken the money to Hunter TO get it
changed into small bills. The robbers
escaped
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

WICHITA, Kan. Oct. a.-An attempt was
made this morning TO wreck a passenger
train on the Rock Island. fifteen miles east
of Mcfarland, Kan. strong piece of
timber was used. 1t was placed upright in
culvert- When the engine struck it one
of the cross pieces In the culvert broke and
allowed the timber to fall. The engiue was
only slightly damaged. Detectives are in
vestigating the matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21
Minnesota's Indian Summer.

Sr. PAUL, Oct, 20.-Pioaeer Press st. Vim
cent special: The temperature has not
risen above 20 degrees and is falling
rapidly tonight 1t will probably be
within few degrees OF zero by morning.
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Governor Foraker out OF Danger.

CoLuMnus, o., Oct. 20.-Governor For
aker, who was threatened last night with
paratonitis. has passed the danger point.
and physicians announce that he win be
ont in a few Gays
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AssAssISs AIM HIGH AND MISS.
Foreign Minister or Japan and King Of
Wurfemberg the Targets.

YoKoHAMa. Oct. ~. ~ Count Okuma,
minister of foreign affairs. was slightly
wounded today by would-be assassin.
The latter committed suicide.
BERLIS. 0ct. @.--Wbile Prince William
of Wuriemberg was driving to church at
Ludwigsburg today he was fired at by q
man named kleibes. who. upon being ar
rested. exclaimed: ut is high time Wur-
temberg had Catholic king" The prince
was NOS hurt;
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.WasI,Inrton Js Far BeI,Ipa.

BISMARCK, Oct. Ex-Governor Mellette
has the constitutions Of North and South
Dakota and the official election returns
ready. and will forward them 10 the Presi-
dent tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

ZAszIEaE. Oct 3o.-It Is reported that
the Germans had an engagement with ma
tsves at Bagomoyo on the 18th inst. No
details have been received
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Fire in Escanba, Mich.

EscASABA, Mich, Oct. 0.--Ten business
buildings and a MOTEL were burned this
morning. The losses aggregate $500.
Several guests of the Lewis house escaped
in night clothing, losing all their personal
40
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Crenin Jury Completed Today.

CHIcaao, Oct. D.--state's Attorney Lon
genecker is OF the opinion that the Cronin
jury will be completed tomorrow. II so,
the taking of testimony will begin Tues
day
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cuErIs. WIS. DESTROYED.
Obiiterated by Fire. Rendering Five
People Homeless

People Homeless
MaEsUrrEEp. Wis. Oct. 2o.-The little
village OF Curtiss. containing between so
and 900 inhabitants. on the line of the Gen.
trail railroad. north of here, was destroyed
by fire on Friday night The loss is at
least sloo.ea. The principal industries of
the town were lumber and hay.
ST. PArL, MINI. Oct. 50 "A Piessses Press
dispatch from Bismarck contradic,s the
sensational reports of disastrous prairie
fires near there
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PoKr gARTHrk. Ont. Oct, 2o.~~By the
capSizing OF boat during storm on
Thursday two men. Frank Dupreis and q
man known a. Curly" were drowned.
Another man was rescued
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Ihe Ar,nr I,ernurinr f.errnanx.

BERLHx, Oct 2l.-The German budget
demands for the coming year viii exceed
those Of the last budget by 2li 900 60
marks
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soapmaker Babbist Is Dead.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.--B. L. Babbitt, the
well-known soap manufacturer. died today
He was 10 wears old
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GIBBS IN EASTERN OREGON.
The Murderer Walked Across tho Cas-.
cade Mountains.

PORTLAND, Oct. 2o.-News has just been
received from The Dalles that ii. +. Gibbs,
the colored murderer, was seen at Sherar's
bridge, five days ago. The supposition is
that the fugitive crossed the Cascade noun
tains by walking over the Barlow road. No
further particulars have been received.
Gibbs had not been arrested ut latest ac-
counts
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SArIEs, Oct. 9D.--Viosent storms prevail
in this region. The CITY II partially mum
dated. An immense amount OF damage
has been done.
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Black Rape Fiend Lynehed.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 2o.--An unknown
negro charged with rape was lynehed near
Lake Cormorant last night.
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Pullman reservations a2fis fos al points Fass
VIA the Nartaern Fsesse rxlsrDGf.. TIE sessfz zied
SLEEPER &Ed dining ear 4us- Uissee. rs second
saFcxs. bossos ts0tk-
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WoLFS0N ANTONIO
PHanae, bic NaumpolIe. 6erart heruns

pHan5e, bic Baumtpolle, 6erart beruns
ter 5u bringen, bob Deren Gultur =
tpie unldngit benz uSoutbern 9ibe @tof
Sournal" bon competenter @te[le ges
thrieben mur6e-beutigen Sages unge=
fdbr eben 10 lobuenb iein, aIs Der Sang
bon Wanaen gu so Gents Der BufbeI.
lleber Die &eiuItate ber biesidbrigen
Suite @ultur i'm biesieitigen Diifricte
tperbe i'd Sbnen nod beenbieter grkte
Veriht eritatten; 10 Diel fann i1 in6eis
fen f9on beute als fefifebenb mittbeiz
len, bob bic @alDeiton unb bic Gott
Wortb SUITE ezpad3eug. (Bagging) Gas
brifen fidb bereit erfldrt baben, ibren
enormen 8ebarf BON circa 18 Miaionen
pfunb Gaiern idbrli6 por3ussmeile
bon teranii6en 3a6tern su be3ieben,
na9bem bic @rfabrung gelebrt, oaB
Seras aud in bieier Beaiebung erfolgz
reid gegen Snoien au concurriren
Dermag.
gs fin6 5000 Qder rei9en Bobens
n6tbig um ben einitmeiligen 8ebarf ber
teTanif9en Snbufrie an Suite. Joiern
gu beden !; I'm aber ben idbrli9en gon.
fum ber Nereinisten Staaten an bieiem
Stapel su befriebigeu, tebarf es zines
Jld9enraumes bon anndbe,nb $4,000
ader Sanbes, tuobon ieber Nder, !penn
rationea betpirtbf9aftet, eineu idbrlis
den Nuben BON $40 big $50 in f@ere
Iusf9t felt.
I'm bic &entabilitdt anbermcitiger
Gafernpfansen, als ). 3. Gicinus,
Stra, Msclepias, japaneil6er Sanf &C.
gu conffatiren, merben gegenmGrtig
bierielbit sr6Bere Beriu9e perans
italtet. iiber beren &eiultot i9 Sbnen
II. st. nit 8eridteu serne an bic
9ano geben tperbe.
Gelir Gremerep.
Uorftoiun, Seras, 10. Mai, 1889.
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ferner als bic Gbf9t, NIT Der Grau
zines Mannes, bem er ber5li6 unb reb'
lid augetban mar, Elm immerbin gefGbrs
li6es NerbdltniB anaufatipfen.
se@saebntes 9apiteI.

W te te2 ot I'VE
als Gran3 in bas gmpfangsaimmer
bes Minilfers trat, legte berielbe bas
Bud, in benz er geleien batte, aus Der
6anb, fam ibm eiaen S9ritt entgegen,
unb iaete ireunbIi9: @uten Morgen,
lieber Scott, i'd erratbe, tpesbalb Sic
fommen. Sic baben eine politilfe
8roidire unter Der Greber, tpie id bore,
ipenn i'd Sbnen einige Minfe geber
! fann, nit 8ergniigen.
6ran3 ermiberte, i6 reipeftpol
berbeugenb GetpiB mhrben mid @rcels
leu3 oaburd gum gr6Bten Dant pers
pfli9ten, allein bet 3ped, tuesbalb i'd
beute I'm Iubien3 bel @rceuena bot, III
Elm anberer.
Gin anberer2 i9 bin etpas fnapp beut
nit meiner 3eit, alio lafen sic f9nell
b6ren. entgegenete Der Winiiter, Der ben
@runb bon Scots gefu6 su abnen
f1ien.
Jrans ia9te Dbne umi6meif, baB ct
TONNE, um fi9 um bic freigemorbene
STEELE zines @etretdrs au bemerben, ba ct
fi1 In ieber 9inli9t ba3u befdbigt balte.
Wenn Grana einige Sabre dlter gene.
fen tpdre, bdtte er aus ber 2angiamteit,
nit tpel1er Der Miniiter iebt feline goI.
bene, reid nit Brilanten beIebte
S9nupftabnfsboie berbor3og, aus ber
llmitdnbliffeit, nit ber er, na9bem
er i'm 3abat berumgemhblt, eine
priie aur Nafe fibrte, bic Nntmort ber
grcelen3 erratbeu. @nbli9 fagfe er,
na9bern ct iid bic gfaie eepubt unb
mebrmals gebhitelt bate:
9m, ia, es ift fatal, inbeB, erfabren
mhfen sic es bod; biefe 6telie 1T bes
febt.
geiebt2 rief israns nit unsebeu6els
tenn Stauneu, befeBt, troBbem @rcels
lenS bic @iite batten, mir nod por fe6s
3agen au berfi9eru. oaB Sbnen ber
9err Winiiter bes 9lusmdrtisen b +.
pro9en babe, Bel BET BeieBung
ber n19iien Giele auf mid &aff9t
3u nebmen2
Dunfle 96tbe bes unniutbes fdrbte
oas in Der @esel biafIe Mntlib bes
! Minifters.
Msein 6err 2olege bat aber oieie
STEELE i9on befebt, er iagte es mir bic.
fen Morgen, als id bon Sbnen ipra9.
lleberbaupt, fubr bic greelen3 In drgers
li6em, faft polternben Son fort, mos
tuollen 6ie2 Sd babe, I'm meinen
Greunben. ben Galtenburgs gefdllis
au fein, Sic empfoblen. Sd geFebe,
bob ste idSne &enniniiie befiben, eine
@ri@einung Rnb, bic gffett ma6t; id
nebme aud an, baB sic bas our 6iplo=
matif6en 2aufbabn erforberlide 8ers
m6gen beiiBen, Sbr guglduber babi
ia Nae @elb, aber, aber = man muB
Bel 8efebuns FOLDER Stelen nidt Aus.
ldnber bor3ieben, = iagte mein 9err
6onege, unb bat au6 ui9t unrs9t!
ger3eibrn Sic, 9err Miniiter, neine
Mutter mar cine Deuti1e, i9 babe cine
beutf9e graiebung senOHen, un5 i'd
bin i'm Begriff, mid In ben preubif6en
llntertbanenperbano aufnebmen su Iai.
fen.
(Gortietuus foIet)
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.Senrp. bic eSurp iaot. bos @i

p9enrp. bic Surp iast. baB Sic
Sba 9arbiiter unter benz gbeperipres
den berfiibrt baben uno perurtbeilt sic
au feds Monaten @efdngniB", iagte
@riminaI.&idter Wbite Don Ranfas
@itp au 9enrp g. Sentins, einem in.
teaigenten Nulatten, ber als Mngetlag>
ter bor ibm itauo. yGs giebt nur einen
Weg" fubr Der &i9ter fort, vtuie sic
benz @efdnsniB entseben f6nnen unb
oas 1T Der, baB Sic bas Wdo9en bei,
ratben. yiun, mas aieben sic bor =
. anb ober @efdmgniB?"
Der Nngetlagte befann f4 einen Mu.
genblif unb sab bann aum ni1t germ.
gen Tergniigen ber Qnmeienoen sur
Intmort: vMan fol bon 3tpei uebeln
ttets bas fleinere Dd1len, i9 laiIe mid
lteber einlteden." so gei6ab es
benn au9."
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9ame ytun, mein GER, uie bat
Sbnen bas 9lobieripielen beg SRI. Wais
mona Sriebitengel sefalIena
Derr: S9aoe, baB Grdul. Mlinona
nibt gu bes feligen Spbeus 3eittn Iebs
te: Sic bdtte bic tpiIoen Sbiere nid5t
erlt au befdaftigen brau6en, lie pdren
fofort ausgeriHenl
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Sd)6ne 9rauflt,
ROman ben Gomunb &abm.
[Gortletune.I

Sraua perbeuote fid5. bic S,onb an
bic NruIf aeleat, tief bor Der iebboften
Dame uu6 erni6erte: .@Ioube1 Sic,
meine Qudbige ssrau, bah i'd ben Werti
sybrer isreunofdbaft All Id11keu ,peis,
aber uenn sic mid tpirrIid, uuter DIE
BerIiner goraiiae adbleu ioIiten. 10 muf
i@ Sbuen aeffeben, baB id) ieIb{i balls
Berlin periaffen tperbe.
Wie, Berlin perIoifen? froote he unb
err6tbete Ieidt. 6ierauf iebnte lie fid
In ibren @d1oufeiffubf ,uriid fren.te
bic Nrme iiber Ste Bruft uno iaate i4n
forfMenb unb feft QubIideub: @tehi
sfbre N6reile i'm 3ufommenbonoe mil
meiner goufiue 6iIbeaQrb2
ssrona ertriberte WSeIquies Bid nit
einem ebenio burfbrinaenben unb euts
gegnete lei6tbin: Was berauIaBt sic
au bieier Trage, andbiqe ssrou?
sic tDollen mir ausmeid)en, meiu
Better, aber es aeIinot eStuen uid6t. riei
Iie, eiuen id1erahaften Son ouuehmeub. ).
Durdaus nidat, Qndbiae Trou, i'd
berlfebe 6ie nur uid,tl betheuerte
Grans.
Mirtlitb nidt? Delfo beiierl
Miefo beiio beffer, gu1biae ssrou2
ON, 6ilbeqarb hi .bortrefflid,. per.
ebrunssmHrbig, aber, bier Iddelte bic
biibl5e TrQu WfeIonie ettpas mo.
iit6s, elm tDenia au psrebrunasuir.
big! Dab i6 Redt oosr Inred,t, feieu
Sic einmaI aufridltiq.
Sd bin fets oufridtia, cine harm.
lofe Natur, frei BON 6interliii! perfi.
9erte er.
llnb ipelIen Die biplomatii1e 2auF.
babn einf@Iagen2 nedte He.
Die 0iplomaten finb uid1t 10 Iifiia,
tpie es ben Mnfhein bat. sic thuu of
gebeimniBuol, 100 iie feline @ebeimuii,
ie 3u berbergen baben, unb unter I'm,
ifdn6en 1T es bic feiufie DoIitit. uenu
lie reGt gerabeau unb Qrpb ouftreten
Oas feben mir an Qor6 BQImerifpn
unb @aunib bat ieiues @Ieid,en an
@rob6eit aefudt. g(ber Iaifen mir.
nit Sbrer eitieen grIoubniB. bic Mlini.
ter. tf,eiIen Sie mir lieber mil mann
g s5bnet Aef6llig lit, AL iuelder 9eit
sic mad 6ambura iiberlieoeIn, ob aui
lange. unb Oh teiue 9iusid,ten finb,
bnB sic, @ndbiee, ni@t bana uub mann
Ianae 8efu@e In Berlin MAIDEN ,pers
ben?
syuterefIirt Sic bas 10 iehr, liebe,
Gcotts fraQte lie uno nahm cine
IdmnMtente Miene an, er aufportete :
Das uiiien Sic ia, mhBten es iuilIen
@ott tueiB es, ob Nrudmann mid;
fort ldBt. Ct luiomet allerbiuas feinen
Gel6dften nlebr 3eit unb aufmertlam,
feit aIs mir, aber bennod = adj, me,
fennt benn bic Mtdnner9
6asen mir Iieber, tper fennt bic
Gr0uen ipro@ er.
@lBen sic mas, Grans = elm btb.
i@er Rame, besbalb usnnt grudmanu