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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
QUEEN is DIPLOMATIC.
Speech from the Throne Is Noncommitta
on Venezuela.

Speech from the Throne Is Noncommittal
on Venezuela.
London, Feb. 11.-Parliament assem-
bled Tuesday, after recess of 100 days,
for what promises to be one of the most
important sessions of recent years. Tho
queens speech was by no menas
lengthy, and on the Venezuelan
boundary dispute is noncommittal. 1t
opens with the usual statement that
her majesty continues to receive from
other powers assurances of their
friendly sentiments. Touching mat
tiers relative to this government it says:
1.-THE government of the United States
has expressed wish to cooperate in
terminating the differences which have
existed for many years between my gov
eminent and the republic of Venezuela
upon the boundary of that country and
my colony of British Guiana. 1 have ex-
pressed my sympathy with the desire to
come to an equitable arrangement. and
trust that further negotiations will lead
to q satisfactory settlement
1.-THE sultan of Turkey has sanctioned
the principal reforms in the government
of the Armenian provinces which, In
conjunction with the emperor OF Russia
and president Of the French republic, I
felt 1t my duty to press. l deeply regret
that fanatical outbreak upon the part
of a section of the Turkish population
has resulted in a series of massacres ",
those provinces which have caused the
deepest Indignation in this country. Pa
pers on these transactions will be laid
before you.
"a sudden incursion into the South
| African Republic by an armed force from,
territories under the control of the British:
South Africa company resulted in de-
| plorable collision with the burgher forces.
My ministers, at the earliest possible me-
| nrent, interviewed to prohibit, through the
| high commissioner this hostile action and
! 10 warn all my subjects throughout South
| Africa against taking part in aid of It,
| The origin and circumstances of these
| proceedings will form the subject of 6
| searching inquiry"
The speech concludes with references
to the Chitral and Ashantee expedi'
| tiOns.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
Victim of Apoplexy,

Cincinnati, Feb. 11.-Dr. Sanford
Hunt, D. d., aged 10, senior agent of the
Methodist Book concern, died of
apopleXy at the Grand hotel in this city
Monday afternoon. He was stricken
While entering the door leading from
the street. lie was removed to his room,
where he died i'll five minutes. DIR. Hunt
has been member of the Methodist
Episcopal church for half century.
He was born in Buffalo, N. y, and be-
longed to the Genessee conference. He
was elected senior agent 1s years ago.
His home was in Brooklyn, N. Y, where
he resided with his wife and three
daughters. His body will be taken east
on Wednesday.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
TWO CONCERNS ASSIGN.
Bartlett Hardware Company and Wa
ner Manufacturing Company.

Bartlett Hardware Company and War
ner Manufacturing Company.
Freeport, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-THE Bartlett
Hardware company and Warner Manu-
fucturing company, of Freeport, con-
fessed Judgment Tuesday in the circuit
court to the amount of 900. Entire
liabilities of the two concerns amounts
toabout $3.50, 900. Assets, about half that.
The principal creditors are SO far as
known; Farmers and Merchants bank,
OF Freeport, $1s,425; German bank, of
Freeport, $23,5oo; Commercial Loan and
Trust company, of Chicago, $e,635; f.
f Paramore, of Missouri, $26,s55; c. j.
Fry, Freeport, $1,33s; Mary c. Clark,
Rockford, $15,792; Mrs. f. P. Bartlett,
Brooklyn, $4,000. +. Bartlett, who is
president of the two concerns that
failed, is also secretary of the Worlds
Fair Steamship company, of Chicago.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
GOES DOWN OFF RoCKAWAY.
Steam Lighter Lester Sinks During .
Fierce Storm.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE steam
lighter Lester, during n fierce storm
Tuesday, sank off Rockaway inlet. A
tug went TO the rescue of her crew Of
nine men. The men at the life-sa,lng
station at Rockaway beach believe
they were saved.
According to a report from Ccney
Islard the life-savers there saw two
men hanging to yawl and before help
could be given they sank out of sight.
They also say they saw the Two
Brothers pick up one man and that was
all. All three stations are looking for
the men. The wind is blowing 70
miles an hour
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
PLEAD FOR .ARMENIANs.
Prelates of the Episcopal Church Ser
Petitions to the Powers.

Prelates of the Episcopal Church Send
Petitions to the Powers.
New York, Feb. 11.-SiNtytwo bis1.-
ops of the Protestant Episcopal church
i'll this country, who week ago pet;-
toned President Cleveland to take
ZONE forceful action that would lead to
a cessation of the massacre of Chris
tians in Armenia, have sent similar
petitions to the archbishop of Cauter-
bury, head Of the Anglican church,
and through the various ministers OF
foreign affairs to the car, the presi-
dent of France and the emperors OF
Germany and Austria.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
In q ReceIver,s Hands.

Columbus, o.. Feb. 11.-Superintend-
ent of Insurance Hahn returned from
Toledo, where 10, investigated the affairs
of the Northwestern Fire association.
lie found the company had 100000
risks and only $5O.67 on hand. Only
1900 was paid on losses amounting to
$4,000 during the year. c. F. Griffin
was appointed receiver.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
Routed by Fire.

Newbcrry, Mich, Feb. 1.-THE New.
berry hotel was burned and guests had
to jump from the windows to save
themselves. The loss will amount to
$4,000, with $4,000 insurance. The
building was owned by the Peninsular
Land company, and was occupied by l..
L. Harris.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
Business BLOCKS burned.

Carbonate, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE bust
ness blocks occupied by Purdy G. Sons,
hardware dealers, and the Fair dry
goods emporium, were destroyed by
fire early Tuesday morning. Brennan's
livery stable was also badly damaged.
The total loss is estimated at $4,000.
Insurance partial.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18

Both of 'em. Cleveland once said,
sit is a condition, not theory, that
confronts u.s. and a Florida preacher
says we are now confronted by both
of 'em-both theory and condi.
ton. He says the theory is 1.-The
poor people be damnedr' and the
condition is ga damned poor people. .
Washington Ie. Tribune.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
Sentenced for Embezzlement.

Chicago, Feb. Hilary L. Martin,
who was railroad teller in the CONNER
cial national bank and lieutenant in the
Second regiment, l. N. g., was SEN
fenced to two years Imprisonment in
the Milwaukee house of correction
Monday by Judge Grosscup, of the fed
eral court, for embezzling $4,000 from
the bank. The judge said he was
lenient because the prisoner was too
young and well connected to be made
u criminal
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
rassed che Centur1 Mark.

Warrensburg, Mo-, Feb. 11.-Mrs.
Eve Stone, who would have been 1O1
years old next June, died Mt her home
here. She was born near Raleigh, n.
G., June %, 1895. She was the oldest
person in johnson county and left 81
descendants.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
Sugar from Egypt.

Philadelphia, Feb. flowing to ap-
prehensions regarding the sugar crop
dealers in this city have ordered $4,000
tons from Egypt and it is expected to be
delivered about March 1.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
The Father Of Our Financial III

From the Clearfield Spirit: John
Sherman is the daddy of the financial
legislation which precipitated the ac
cursed panic which overwhelms the
business interests of the country, and
now the old sinner has the hardihood
to stand up as a self-appointed Moses
to lead the country out of the wilder.
ness of ''Black Fridays" into the sum
shine of better days. The old man is
IN his dotage and his head is full Of
notions that are no good.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
More Money for Minnesota.

St. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 1.-THE state
OF Minnesota will receive this year
about 100000 more in taxes on the
gross earnings of the railroads than
Mas received last year.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
Lowers . skatine Record.

Washington, Feb. 11.-Joseph Dono.
ghue, OF Newbury, N. Y, lowered the
worlds mile record for inside skating
at the Washington ice palace here. His
time was 2:3e. So.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
Gold Reserve Increased.

Washingt on, Feb. 1.-THE first gold
received from the new bond issue mp.
pears in the treasurer's cash Tuesday
and is part of the first payment OF 20
per cent. for the bonds. It amounts
to $l0,9S3, ECO and raises the treasury
gold reserve to $52,750.0o0.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-18
Full Details Gladly Given.
A Railroad Officials Experience.

NM r. EDWARD EDMONDS. long con-
I'VE nectcd with railroad construction in
= Nebraska, writes: My heart troubled
and panied me for 10 years. Shortness of
breath was The constant and most common
symptom. Intense, excruciating pain, gener-
ally followed any severe exertion. Faintness.
hunger withoutany appetite; futtcring that
made mo clutch my breast, and palpitation
that often staggered me as il would fall,
were frequent attacks. Again. everything
would turn black il arose from STOPPING
posture quickly. sleepicss nights with their
DR.. Miles psostratins unrest were
Heart Cure get no rest day or night.
consulted leading ply
Restores sicians and tried adver-
rYa.r41 tised remedies. They
I1Cdltllsssssss gave me no relief. One OF
DR.. Miles circulars described my case 30
exactly that took DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure and am now o we'll man. hope
every one troubled with heart disease will
try DR.. Miles remedies. If they will write
me personally. will gladly give them full
details of my experience" EDw. EDMoNDs.
P. o. Box IS, David City, Nebraska.
DR.. Mics Heart Cure is sold on guarantee
that first bottle benefits or money refunded.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
giIofr uon Guba.

Die. aiiberorbentlihen Mnitrengnns
gen. pelhe bic fpanifde Resieruns
maht, unl ben @uffano nieberanI9laz
gen, Der por einem Sabre auf Der sro<
BEN MntilleninIel Cuba ausgebronen
lit, lenften bic diIgemeine Mufmerfz
iamfeit auf biefe perIe Weft@ Snbiens
nnb es erIheint pobl am Pldbe, biele.
fh0ne Sniel elmer 8etra9tuns su unz
ter5ieben. Oie Gtnfabrt in ben rieiiz
gen 9afen bon 9abanna bietet nod
tpenis Mnaiebenbes. Na9bem man an
mebreren sroBen 8efeitigungsperfen
pprbeigefabren 1T, bic bic Riiife sl
Ihiiben baben, gelanst man au ben bei=
ben Sorts Der punta unb bes Morro.
ipelhs, gu beiben Seiten Der nur $50
Yarbs breiten Meerenee, biefe segen
Seeansriffe pertbeibigen. Sat mon
bieie ense @affe paiiirt. 10 erDffnet iih
bas prd6tige gunorama bes auBeror<
bentli9 belebten Safens unb Der eroe
BEN Gtabt nit ibrem 1anft aniteisenz
ben 5iigellanbe.
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mil d erf uf.

ten 9fei3e tritt. Die bur9 bas Selma
eraeuste Neisuns gu srDBter 3ube unb
srdsbeit 1T bic urfa9e, bab fie friibs
seittg ibre 3ierli9feit unb Inmutb
perlieren.
Wdbrenb iie auf 8epabrung Der
Sarten WeiBe ibrer 9autfarbe balten,
iit Die Der MGnner tpe1entli9 bunfler,
ms Olip fpielenb. 9tu9 ibnen TT elm
eieentbiimli9er, erniter, melanholiz
iher Nusbrud eieen, unb 5tpar in unz
gletb bDberem 9rabe dls ben syrauen,
ba ibr Mienenfpiel piel tpeniger leb=
baft 1T. Srauen tpie Mdnner iinb
sipar febr reiabar, aber leiht gu be-
idnftigen, i'm @runbe febr slltmiitbig
unb duberft mtlbtbdtig.
ssaft ebenlp itarf tpie bas tpeiBe iIt
bas farbige 8olfselement auf Guba,
aber es tpirb bon ben greolen tpte ben
Spaniern mDsli9it eemteoen unb nit
Geringf6Gbung bebanbelt, 10 bab
felbft Suaoronen unb gang bellfarbise
MtIdlinge ft6, benz eignen Sattgefiibl
sebor9enb, siemlih fern BON ben @et=
BEN balten. Die iiberaG tpeiIen AUDI
bier bic Mulatten unb aipar mod in
biel bDberem 9rabe ais in ben @erei>
nigten @taaten oft bic f9Onften unb
reisenbfen grI9einungen auf. gs
gilt btes ipieberum in eriter 2inie BON
ben iungen Mdb6en. SIM l1ebrisen
erbliden mir bier bieIelben me6r ober
minber abitoBenben farbieen Bolts
tnpen ipie in ben @ereinigten Staaten.
Die yarbtgen bilben bas eieentli9e
Mrbeiterelement; iie finb bic 0ienitboz
ten Der Greolen, ibre 5dbrit> unb
Plantagenarbeiter Die itarfe Gin>
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8 q n blt1 E W o b n ng.

Der Gubaner iebr fart entipidelt unb
duBerit aneenebm. Man beiu9t ii9
1ebr bGnfig unb aun auf ben promez
naben tperben fleine 9eiea19aften ge=
bilbet; lit Der Nbenb ni9t bur9 grpbe
seiellise 8ereinigungen, 8dle, Sbeater
ooer Concerto in NnIpru9 genommen,
10 perfammelt fi9 Die Samilte i'm Gu
lon bes eigenen 9auIes unb lit itets
ii9er, 8elu6 bon Sreunben gu erbul=
ten. Mllen Gubanern iIt bic 2iebe fir
Miuiif uno 3ana eisen; beIpnbers Iinb
es aleroings Die Neger unb Mulatten,
pel6e bieie &iinite ausiiben, iobalb
unb mo iid @elegenbett ba5u bietet.
Grflinst irgenbpo bic @uitarre, bic
Negertrommel, bic glarinstte, bos
Suiro pber ods Banjo, 10 finbet fi9
du9 balo elm sroBer Srets bon Menz
l9en 3uiammen, Die auf bic einfd9en,
f9permiitbigen 0plfslieber lauI9en
ooer on benz Sang tbeilnebmen. Der
Nationaltans 1T Die danza criolla.
W}an fann faum faeen, bof man
Cuba fennen gelernt bat, tpenn man
ni4t etne ober bic anbere grpbe Sabatz
ober 3uders pber &affeeplantage Be-
fu4t bat, oa gerabe Die plantagenculz
tur bort auf bas 9Ddfte entpidelt lit.
Siibfpeitlt9 unb iiibli9 bon 9apanna
eritreten ft9 bic Oiitricte Der @uelta
obaio, iener 8ebiete, in benen bie ae=
f9dbteiten Sabaffprten gebeiben; aber
auh nu6 Often iiber Matan3as unb
nad Siiboften Bis an bic bDbsren Sii=
gel uno 8ergfetten bes Snnsrn bin
eritredt ii9 bic 8uelta abaio. Mit Der
GiIenbahn tann man lei9t bic am
yumuritbul BEL Matanaas gelegenen
Wantasen errethen, tpel9e au ben
srobartieiten sebDren. unb iicb einen
Ginblid in bic grltur bie1er pflanae
perIdaffen, tpelbe felt ber @ntbedung
Gubas biefer Sniel unermebliheHei6~
tbiimer aus alien Sbeilen Der Welt auz
eefiibrt fat unb fortseiebt bic 6auptz
einnabmsquelle Der @eD0lferuns bilost.
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untpeit babpn befinbet. gu Nnfdng
bes Dprigen Sabrbunberts erbdut, bic
tet tie na9 auben bin einen unI4ein=
barren Inblid bar. I'm 10 glGn3enber
uno rei9er lit bas Snnere, bas cine
erobe 3abl BON 9eilisenbilbperfen
aufneiit, Die nit ben totbariten Sc
pdnbern betleibet iinb; bic @Gnbe itnb
NIT aiemlih guten 5rescobiloern unb
Selsemdlben ttalieniI9er .unb 1pdni=
i9er Meiiter bebedt.
Ser pascp be Sacpn, Der 8cbro,
bic Carlos Sereerpitrabe, bic Mlameba
fino Die beliebten promenaben Der pbez
rem 8efeqf9aftstlaFen. 9egen Mbenb
oerfdmmeln ii9 bort bic aablloien
Stuber unb pornebmen Ni1tstbuer
9apannas, Inn bic S9Dnen gu betpunz
bern, tpelde meift in ben atpeidbrigen
8olantes, 1eltener in ben pierrGbrieen
8ietorias unb anberen gquipagen unb
nod feltener 81 SUB erf6einen. Die
gorfoitrabe unb iiberbaupt bieie pro=
menaben bes Sdcon unb bes Drabo
baben faum ibresslei9en, benn bic
gtgenart bieler ibrer gri9einunsen,
bic tropif9e l1msebune, bic bunten
Sarben, bic merfipiirbigen Sra9ten,
bic 8eri9iebenarttsfeiten Der HaHen,
tpel9e bier bertreten finb, prdsen bieler
Gefeui9aft einen befonberen Stempel
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Sru d t-n er t d II fer.

tpanberuns 9ineiif9er &ults 1T ibnen
febr unansenebm, oenn ba bieie
Gremblinse nit ungleih niebrigeren
2Dbnen aufrieben unb babel biel ar
beitiamer als bic Neser unb Mulatten
iinb, 70 MAIDEN iie btefen empfinoli4e
Goncurrens.
Cine befonbere Mbart Der greolen
ober bielmebr Der i'm 2aufe Der Sabrz
bunberte entitanbenen Mtf9bep0lfe=
rung 1inb bic @uaiiros, bic fi9 baupt=
id9lih nit 8obeneultur bei1Gftigen
unb tur9 lire perbdltn:bmdbts itarte
Contribution portbeilbaft bon ben
burdtpeg frdnfli9 unb fhpddlid
aus1ebenbsn greolen abite9en. Man
Febt iie in 9abanna bdufis als Straz
benpsrfdufer bon Obit nnb Semitic.
llnIere9ppenbilber geben cine ani4auz
li9e @oritellung bon ben6arbigen unb
@uajiros in ibren gigenf9aften als
Dienitbotsn, tpie als gambler. Die
3abl Der @trdbenberfGufer lit unge=
mein grob, benn es iperben ale gb=
ipaaren unb GrforberniTe fir ben
5ausbaft BON ben Derfdufern in bic
6Gu7er gebrcht. Mie gum She'll nod
in manhen Stdbten bes fpanifhen
Mutterlanbes ipirb her Milhperfauf
berart betrieben, bab Die Riibe in bic
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oerOoet iinb, bort bier bic 8eipesuns
ni9t sdn5li4 auf, neil bic Ndbe bes
Weeres immerbin ettpas erfrii9enb
tpirtt unb ben Mufentbalt i'm syreien
.rmOeli9t. Cine anbere pbplipsnpe
mte 5eisen bic burhpeg mafabamiiir=
ten gldnaenben Straben bel prabo,
bon @an Hafael, 9aliano, bel Morte,
bel Gerro, be Ia Snfanta, bel principe
llfonip unb bic md9ttss plaaa be
4rmas. Oie 3ebntaulenbe, tpel6e ii9
Su SUB, 3u pferb unb in ben eigenars
tigen altmobiI6en apeirdbrigen @o=
lantes unb anberen 9efdbrten in ben
tiiblen NaAmittags= unb Mbenbitunz
ben bier beipegen, lafen glauben, man
befinbe fi6 in elmer Stabt, bic ausz
I6lieBlid gum 0srgniisungsaufent>
bolt bient unb in Der Niemanb 1ih I'm
Mrbeit fiimmert. Sbatfd1lih lit bic
Mafe Der 8ef9Gftisungsloien in 9as
oanna audi auBerorbentli6 grob, benn
bic 3abl Der Woblbabenben unb Mei@
hen, ber plantasenz unb ionitigen
@utsbeiibsr, tpel4e frembe ardfte fir
Iih arbeiten laifen, 1T iebr betra9tli9
unb bic Neigung 3ur Mrbeit in ben
bDberen Gefenf9aftsflaHen iebr ge=
ring. Oas Rlima 1T an bieler, ber
peiben tpie Der farbigen 8epDlferung
gubas in sleiher Weife etgenen Srdg=
beit bauptfddlih f4ulb, unb ner nidt
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anberen sr0Beren Drtf9aften Der Sns
fel alfgeiteIIten. Gine 5eite bes grc=.
Ben plabes 1T BON benz palait bes

8eneralzGouberneurs Der Sniel eingez
.nommen. Obglei9 ipie bic meiiten
Sdrtier 5apannas lebr niebris. ba bic
hdufisen Grbbeben bic @rri9tung bo@
ber pielftDdiger 8auperfe niht aula1s
len, tit er bod bon sroBer Nusbebz
nung, ba er piele Bureaus entbdlt.
9ier refibirte Biz gu fetnem Riidtritt
Der Marf9an Martinea Gampos,
penn er in Der Sauptitabt peilte. Mu1
bas Sntenbanturgebdube unD bic gd=
ferne be Ia sSuersa iinb an biefem se=
rdumiger Plas gelegen, beHen bebedte
9dllen am Sage S9ub gegen bic troz
pif9e 5ibe setpdbren, itets BON Spa
aiergdngern erfiillt iinb nnb fi9 be-
ionbers AUDI 5ur Mbbaltune Der flei=
men @mpfanee, Der Sertulias, eignen.
Sn ndhiter NGbe bon Der Blaaa
liegt bic Stele, an tpel9er Der Sage
na4 Columbus EMIT ben 8pben Der
Snfel betreten baben. folI. gu feinem
Mnbenten ift bier cine fleire gapelle
errt9tet, DOR beren gingane eine bes
@ntbeders Der neuen Welt allerbings
penig piirbige unbeoeutenbe Statue
aufgeiteut ift. Seine Gebeine ruben
angebli4 in Der &atbebrale, tpelde ii9
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Balait bes General= 9 o u
DerrleltrS

Die 6laggen dller Natipnen ipeben
in bem lei9ten 8inbe, Der bic Srppen=
biBe INNER hilbert. unb Sunberte bon
groBen S9iffen, Sauienbe bon tleinez
rem 5abraeugen unb 8ooten beleben
ben 9afen uno 5eugen BON benz rieiiz
gen 9anbelsperfebr, tpel9er 6apanna
nit aller Welt in 8erbtnbung Iebt.
Die Sprahen alIer gulturz unb 6anz
belsbDlter Der grbe erflineen aus Der
in iteter 8epesung befinbli9en Menz
i9enmahe, tpel9e bur9 ibre @si9dfte
in bic NGbe bes 6afens eefiibrt pirb.
Qae 8urben bonn tiefiten S6para biz
gum aarteiten WeiB, bonn bunfeliten
Braun Bis gum tupfrigen Gotb, gum
8elb unb Slip iinb bier pertreten, benn
Reger, Mulatten, greplen, 9lmerifaner
bes Siibens unb Hprbens, GbineIen
unb Malanen bilben elm lebsnbes 0Dlz
termuieum.
unmittelbar am Safen liegt elmer
Der f9Dniten BlGBe Der Stabt, bic
Plasd be San Srancisco, unb sablz
rei4e belebte Sanbelsitraben fiibren in
bas Snnere 9apannas, beHen Gtntpobz
nersabl Ii6 nahe5u auf 100000 See
len belduft, 9as gef6dftige Sreiben
Der grobitdbtii6en 8epDlferun9 lit
bier berbunben nit benz einesSanbelsz
unb 9afenplabes eritsn Hanses unb
Telbit um bic Mittass5eit, in Der, pplz
lenbs i'm CONNER, Die iibrigen 8e5irfe
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. 6IpiG . mfrfuun-h n

8lei i9 Wirfung-perz
I 6i bene Il 1rfa9en. Nuartier=
frau: Das ieb i9, Sini9! Gine Shrer
Wansen tit gerDtbst unb Bel nnferm
3immerberrn, benz 5errn @1oberl,
audi cine! &ommt bas ni9t ettpa bonn
- aiifen ber9! @tubenmdb1en: 8ef
mir = ia; BEL 9errn S10berl aber
bon amer Sbrfeigen.
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3eit. Selotpebel: Den nrlaub {olz
len sic baben. Sbres alien 8aters
fpegenl" Golbat (tleinlaut): ,Oie
Mebserei babsn mir aber leiber ni9t
mebr, 9err Selhpebel.'
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ber bic Neife fir bas Ge1hGft be{orgt,
gu Mron @olbftein in Oan3ig. Gr ion
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tpomDgltd beHen Eohter 5u befoms
u1s,. Der iilnge Safob poIIaiebt ben
8efebl feines Ndters, aber er febrt Be-
triibt betm. rNu," fragt tbn bieier,
.baft On gebdbt grfois94 rWie
baiBt Grfolsg Mls ih baB ansebal>
ten um be- Sea. bat mid lanen fperfen
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Gerehte unb ben damn bab' id gebals
ten for q Gapalier, d Ghuft is sr. d
semefner aerl, ber @Dfbitetn, er bat
Did iperfen laTen binaus nbne beitellt
an babsn!!w = rOas ntdt. ct bat mir
na1gefc1idt ben profuriiten in's Doz
tel unb segeben einen bebeutenbenMufs
trdgI r6at erg ST Is bod 4
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GrHer @ebunfe. GlIa:
sd CLAUDE. bas Bab. perbient lein
Nenommee gar ni1t, ih febe bod feis
ntn GrfoIg." Gliie: .Sa, mir
fbeint's aud 10. ylod ni4taein Elm.
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Mngentbme Musfunft
Dramdtiiner Gnrifttelltr (3um Ois
reftor Bel Muffiibrung feines @tiides):
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Dirtttcr91 Direftor: 30 CLAUDE.
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