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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16
AID FOR CUBANS.
Special to The HERALD.

Special to The HERALD.
New York, Jan. ia local
paper says: "Intelligrnce has
been received by Il prominent
member of the Cuban rtvolu
tionary party in New York of
the arrival of an important au
Hillary to the insurgent forces.
Reports have already been pub
lished stating that a filihuster
ing expedition under Garcia
had landed near Havana.
"a party Of forty men under
Alfred O. Laborde has landed
at Bata bano on the west coast
of the island within "A short dis
lance of Havana The party is
eqipped with 200 Winchester
rifles, 100000 cartridges and
powerful explosives. The sue
cessful landing of The expedi
ion is particularly oppo'tnne
Gomez and Maceo are how
ering in the vicinity some ff
teen miles away, with upward
of 1000 troops Their chief
trouble, lack of arms and am
munItion, will now be partly
rempdied. Ever since the re-
bellion broke ont last February
the rebel leader DtIgado with
400 men has been under arms
at Ratabano. The party will
be joined by the newcomers
and it is expected that the com
bined force will shortly effecr
a junction with the main insur
gent army.
Or. Prices Cream Baking PowdeI
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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If success were to he meas
nred by the amount of gold ex-
ported he desired to call the
attention of the other side to
the fact that during Cleveland's
first administration but S9,000,-
600 of gold had been exported,
against s213,00o,o00 for Mr.
Harrison's. administration. Sc
far sls1 100000 had been ex
ported under the present ad-
ministration.-(From Vests
speech In the senate Tuesday.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16

THE prophets now declare
that the year 1901 will witness
that long talked of and much
dreaded event, the ebd of the
world, because in the said year.
the planets Saturn, Jupiter,
Venus, Mercury, and perhaps
some other members Of the
solar family will be in coniunc
ton on the opposite side of the
sun from the earth. which rel
alive positions were occupied
by these bodies in the year of
the deluge. Again, the wars
ard rumors of wars now spread
over the earth are pointed out
rs fulfilling the Biblical pro
phecy of the conditions which
shall precede the grand finale
of things on this small globe.
Taken all in all, it does not
seem to be altogether improb-
able that the seers may be cor
rect, and we would warn oul
dear delinquent subscribers
that it would be we'll fol
them to pay up promptly, lest
they may shortly he called up
on to answer for the sin Of keep
ing the printer out of his just
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest award.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16

ST. Louis is. endeavoring to
secure the democratic national
convention, but is not likely to
be favored by possible candi-
dates. The big metropolis is
considered a SORT of hoodoo in
the democratic party, as both
of the candidates who were
nominated there in the past
failed 10 reach the casa blanca
One of these was Tilden. who
though elected by the popular
vote, was euchred out of the
position. and the other was
Cleveland. who received his
second nomination, in 1888, at
ST. Louis, and was defeated.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16

THE United States senate
seems determined TO fritter
away its time passing a free
coinage bill for the house to
defeat, or, failing that, for the
president to veto. il would Ger
tainly be a somewhat more use
ful body should it.adopt bond
law authorizing &e treasury TO
issue, when necessary, low in
terest, short time bonds, in
stead of the long time, four per
cents which are at present the
only means the government
has of raising a loan in time OF
need. Many millions in inter
est have been imposed npon
the nation by the stubborn re
fussl of congress to remedy this
matter.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16
NOT MIR. HARRISON.
Special to The HERALD.

Special to The HERALD.
New York, Jan. 14.-The
World says today that J. w.
Palmer of Michigan called on
Gen. Harrison at the Fifty
Avenue hotel last night. They
were together two hours. When
Mr.. Palmer came down stairs
he was asked whether Mr. Har-
rison was a candidate for pres
ident.
at is my opinion" said he,
"that Gen. Harrison is not a
candidate"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16
UITLANDERs IMPRISONED.

Special TO The HERALD.
New York, Jan. IA dispatch to
the World from Cape Town, 5. Afri-
ca, says sixty-four members of the
Ultlanders reform committee, who
were arrested by Boer authorities on
charge of treason against the repub-
lie, have been imprisoned The
Rand district is quiet now. Miners
are working, and shops in Johannes
burg have reopened.
Ex-Premier Cecil Rhodes is at
Kimberly, where he was given a
heartyreception by the people.
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AMERICANS IN
TIE TRANsyAAL


London, Jan. 15.-The New
York correspondent of the
Times, speaking of the improv-
ed relations between the Unit
ed States and Great Britain,
says:
Cecil Rhodes dispatch to
thu World will also have a good
effect. The people here had
assumed that all facts were on
the side of the Beers and that
Jameson's raid was nothing
more or less than an attempt
to upset the Boer territory and
annex ii to the British crown.
Now, for republics of al
shapes, sizes and complexion
there is in this country a strong
and natural sentiment of sym
patty. This sympathy IS, how
ever, largely based upon the
superstition that republican
form of government and demo
crncy go together A rePnbli-
can pyramid standing on it
apex does not answer to thu
American notion of what a re
public should be So when
Rhodes remarks by cable that
within the Transvaal there are
10000 newcomers and an old
population of 1900, aud the
former have not common civil
rights, but are trying to claim
those rights, the effect on Amer
lean opinion is considerable
He will find many to agree with
him in saying. Craftsmanship
should give them some rights
now Still more will agree
upon learningsthat half the soil
of the TransvaaI and nine
tenths Of the wealth there are
owned by men who have no
civil rights. When beyond ali
that, Americans are made
aware that these cutlawed pro
perty owners are largely Amer
leans, a revolution of feeling in
behalf Of the view now so forci-
bly, stated by Cecil Rhodes will
occur. In the Transvaal all my
managers are Americans, adds
he with shrewd perception OF
American pride in what is
American.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16
MEXICO CITY SENSATION.
Postmaster General Gochicoa
Summary Removed.

Special to THE HERALD.
City Of Mexico, Jan. 10 "A
great sensation was caused here
yesterday by the summary re-
moval from office of Postmaster
General and Postmaster Mon
tielof his city and all sorts of
rumors are circulating as to
the cause.
The service has not been
good for some time and the
press and public have been
loudly complaining and it was
known in official circles that
some change wis coming.
The former Postmaster in
this city fed over year ago,
leaving ashortage of some 500.
900 and he has never been APP
pretended.
The removal of the officials
mentioned WAS made on the
order Of Minister Of Communi
cations Gen. Mena.
The counsel for Chester
Rowe, the American arrested
here and accused of stealing
funds of county in Iowa has
interposed a plea that Rowe is
only to be tried where the
crime was committed.
Thirty states and two terri
tories of the United States have
signified their desire to partic
| i pate in the Mexican interna-
tional exposition. Officials of
the exhibition say they shall
begin soon to erect the build
ings. The ground is fenced in
and sites for The edifces allot-
ted butssnothing more has been
accomplished. The newspapers
have urged the organization of
a committee Of citizens 10 raise
n guarantee fund of two million
dollars and that the govern
ment then give its. aid and
official reconilion to what is
now a private undertaking, and
ii is hoped something may be
accomplished in this direction,
put so far the public shows il
self to be apathetic. The Off
Gals of the exposition say
they have made contract for
building material and will go
a head at once. Many foreign
manufacturers have applied for
space.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16

II Is a wonder England
doesn't find some preiext for
claiming or grabbing our own
Cripple Greek geld region. She
is determined to obtain all the
gold lands she can get her
hands on.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-16
REPORTED FAVORABLY

SPECIAL TO The HERALD.
he house committee on mil
itary affairs today unanimous
ly reported favorabIy the bill
which recently passed the sen
ate repeating the law that pro-
hibits ex confederates who held
commissions in the United
States army and navy at the
beginning of the rebellion from
being appointed to any posi-
tion in the army and navy.
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BANQUET TO MCKINNEY.


Special to The HERALD.
New York, Jan. ia dis
patch to the Herald from Pana
ma says: "YouT correspondent
in Bogota sends word that a
banquet was given in honor of
United States Minister McKin-
ney last night. Among these
who were present were the Ven.
ezuelan minister, the cabinet
ministers and many other dis
tingnished personages. Several
speeches were delivered highly
Mandatory in tone toward the
citizens of the United States and
their representative in Colon
bia and a message from Prpsi
dent Crespo was read. In this
president Cleveland was con
graduated for the attitude he
had assumed on the Anglo
Venezuelan question"
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Sent0r lln0 Julttor.
Ruman bun guns bou Subeltit.
(Sprtiebun9).

CT orbnete, I'm etne Sano fret 3u
befommen, erit etmaS 1t1nitanbli6 bie
perl6tebenen @esenitdnbe, nit oenen
ite tim belaitet. gllS ct bann bic 9biir@
flinfe f6on tn Der 8e9ten bate,
meinte er: rG8 biirfte bod beiier iein,
GLEN, ipenn Du btele pdbasogii6en
@runbidse ausi6lteBlt6 auf bte lieben
9leiuett antpenben tpollteit. Denn nit
fol@' etuent groBeu Manne-bas tnuB
bod fdmer fetn!"
nGeine Spurl gber nun nta9' enb>
lt9 bic 1biir auf /"
uSa, tpouit utllit Ou ibn Dir benn
3ieben, @llen24
Stein, biit Du aber reusieriy, traus
teiter Ottofarl gutL wenn Du eS gang
senau tptiien tptllit = tpon1it man Die
anberen mtlben 8eltien aud 5dbut !:
NIT Sunser, 3uder unb @ebul6.
@r ma6te bic Ibiir melt auf unb
perbeuste ii9 tief: sd sratulire
Du baft nur etns perselfen, Glfen-"
Limb oa8 tpdre?"
pDeinen weltberiibmten &DnisSbers
ger Sled-!"
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Rath fit wAtter

Dor tiber so Sabren ibon uurbe
Mrs. Winsloip'S Soothing Sprup
bon Niaionen BON Whttern beim 3abs
men Der ainber angewenbet. Wirf bn
i'm S6lafe bur@ bas @6reien zines
aiubes geit6rt, bas I'm 3abnen III umb
Dor 5dmeraeu ueints Wenn 10, Ia1e
fofort eine Glai9e BON vMrs. Winss
Ioius Soothing Syrup bolen. @ein
Wertb 1T unbe5ablbar. Go pirb Dem
tleiuen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung pers
f4affen. 0erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mtitter,
es III tein 3meifeI barhber. gs beilt
Opienterp nnb Diarrboe, regnIirt ben
Weagen unb bic Nieren, beieittgt Winbs
&olit, ertpei9t ben Gaunten, BERLIN.
bert @ut5anbung unb ttdrtt bas gauae
Spfem. sNrs. Wiusloips Sootbing
Sprup" fiir 3abnenbe &inber III arges
nebm In Gei9mad unb bas &eeept
fammt bon einent Der bejfeu tpeibli9en
aerate In ben Ser. Staaten. gs III Bel
allen 9rusgiiien In Der san3en Welt su
baben. preis Is gents per 6lai9e.
8auft ni6ts anberes, als Mrs. Wins.
Ions SootbingsSprup.
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eebenslanalid,er ehmer,.

Bonn &beumattsmus sepIaSte RenfHeu iinb oft ,u
les Wusteln une Gelenfe FOLDER tlnslhdts@eu finb
oft In entiest&er Wetie p,r,oseu un6 perserrt uub
In ptslen Gd1eu fbnuen iie R nit Snlfe bsr aep5bns
NAL porlberstbeRbe atnbsruns perf4afen Die Or
tapruuS bat ID sflebr, baB iol&e 9etbeuben peIde
etne ipitematti6e aur NIT Sorstter'5 RasenbttterS
tbutnhe GrIei6teruna tbres 9etSens un6 j@IiesIt1
roufdnntse Sefretuna ben frhheren eutIesltdben
Auaien ersitlten. Das Sitsrs bait baS BIut rubla,
trett hafelbe ben unretnt9fetten peI6e nah bsr
hberetrittmmsnben ueberBeuguus ber nambaft,ftsn
Ctlebrtsn bic etsentIt&t urta@e rbeumatti&sr Or
trantung hne 9n sletHer gRetis pte sesen &beuma.
hsmus btft has 8ttterS au seaeu hsien Better. st,
Gt&t. Guserbem turtrt es dRasen., Riereus uub
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb ert66pf.n6e Sieter, beIstttat
gertopfuns anb fbrbsrt Gppettt un6 6&laf. Ser.
pcrrasenbe Ger5te emptehIen ee ole sutrdaItxhss
Stlmulduss unb StArtuuesmttteI.
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Gin grannt.

$etR mar ber Sag unS bic Nad,t blieb
beiR,
Ste WfusfttpS idbtutrrten emtieblid,.
unter'm bt@ten Nete, gebaSet tn
gbtuetf,
9a fdblaft iid)'S nttbt 8raoe era6sItdb!
9d trauntt ntat allerlet 3eu8, 10 bmnt,
Vnn @aiiltSfen, WfDltbeu ,tnS0radeu;
go franmt icb oeun aud, at bieier
gtunS',
SD la9e it.t -. @1len.9Radeu!
S@ ie3murte tn iiebembem gHuefel
ttnO Del
-gfod mebr, als anf ntetnem Yfiible-
., rtef td5, TT bier bemn fetne geel',
9te bic Ie@aenbe 3mnse mtr fiible2
stannt batt' tdbs 8erufen, ba Fam ihum
berbet
Gin Seufelden, ted unb bebence,
Jra9t mid na@ itteinem 8egebr, tuer
idb fet
llnb tuie idJ nit1 benm befdnoe2
SD CAB SefdbetS tim TIT mattem Son;
>, rief CT ba, 10 ieib Sbr esq
9err MrnDio idbidt Gnd, Dpm Sanft
Mmtun
Gtm Barrel bon Clone Star".8iereS {!
=, ber bamtt, aber m5eliMit idbmeIll
8tef la,,t ieb Da tn baS Getptmmel:
Betm Clone Star''= 8ter alaubf mon
ielbR in ber SDl'
Mfan tpare mtitten tm 1tmmel!
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Weatt leie, es mag pp,t seJn=
teref5e iettt +!


Wir baIten segenmdrtis einen
g nj rtlers Rdumungss Bers
tauf. S@ube unb StiefeI au 8oits
preiien Nuf iebem Sthd Waare
ftebt Der Soft unb ber ebemaIige Ser,
taufspreiS. 8or ettpa 3 Wonaten be-
f6afften mir einen 8orratb bon aofs
fern unb 6anbtaiden. Stun tperhen
mir bieielben bollfdnbis auspertaufen,
ba mir bes &aumes 5ebdrftig Fnb fiir
ben groben 6erbfts unb Winters
Torratb bon S9uben, Der gegen.
udrtig anfdngt, bereinautommem.
Naes muB prompt unb aur Steue
beaablt merben, ba mir 3u iol9en Bret,
len Ni@ts aufi6reiben f6nnen.
@in6ereIIa Sboe Stpre,
2l3 Nlamosplaaa.
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St&at Dbis, Statt 1eIebsA
2ne a 3 Counts. g. q.

SrantS. gbenes bei9w6rt, BAT Ct
bee GItere gartner ber Girnta s. 8. Gtes
aep & Go. III, tpel1e @eindfte In 6er
Statt ToIebo, In obensenanntem Gountt
unb etaate, tbut, unb bab beiaste 6irna be
Suntme bon einbunbert 0oIIat8
far ieben San bon 2atarrb bejablen nirb,
Der bur@ ben @ebrau@ bon SaIr8 Ra,
tarrb,4ur Z ,,i4t sebeilt iperben fann.
5eiHtroreu bpr mir unb unters
~~) 4rieben II, ri,einer @egentrart am
( SEAL 8. September u. .. '8s.
(~~) U. u. GIeafsH
6fentIider Retar.
SalpS Ratarrb 4ur tpirs tnnerlitb senom.
men, unb tpirft birett auf bas 8lut unb bic
f@LeintiSen Dberfd6en bes Spftems. 2abt
Gat urnionit 9eusniiie fomn.en.
s. 8. @henen & Co., IoIebe, ..
CO. gertauft bon MpOtBetern, 75 Gts.
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Dr.. S6dbler, Der bstaunte tle.

= Dr.. S6doler. Der betannte Tie.
ritaIe &ei9Stagsabgeo bat auf
benz &atbOliteutage ju Dortmunb aes
gen bie Sueenb lossewettert. Sic
Sugenb, 10 eiferte Der @pmnafal.
prOfefor. uiirbe In ben beutigeu Sa.
gen bon 8enus, 8aedus unb Wlars be.
brObt. rWir bebauern", 10 fubr er,
uuf bas Suea'unweien biapeiIeub.
fort, nbaB ber unfttli6e gbrbegriff
gebulbet wirb. Sas 9ueu III ber
8luteober Der &aufbOlbe".
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Aite 2eute, welde Araenei sebraus
9ea, am ibre ginseueibe unb Xierm
tn Orbnune su balten. iinben bas
irabre 6eilmittel im @lettrh 3itters.
9iefe Mebiain reist ni1t mnb emtbdIt
aud fduen Nltobol, ienberu wirst to,
mild uub trdftisenb. Gs regt bea
Wagen unb bic Sdrme Ia miIber Meiie
an anb siebt biefeu Organem Biber,
ifanbsfraft, fobaB bic NatHr Ia Der
4usabung ibrer Gunetioner uaterftbt
wirb. Gas g!ettric 8itters wirtt ap,
petitrei,enb unb forbert bic Berbauung.
alte Qeute werben finbeR, bas bies
gitters serabe Oas ih, iuas He braus
den. 8reiS so Gents nnt S1.OO bic
Glaf&e BET abolpb SreiB.
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GraH Bboebe Sbomas IN Suneticn
@itp, Sas., purbe bon ben aer3teu
als boffuuusslos ibminbih9tig auf.
eesebem, unb bod fielIten fie swei Gla.
f6en BON Or. Sings Neuer @utbeduna
pieber pelIftdnbis Der. Sic it R9er,
bab bies MitteI ibr 2eben serettet bat.
9err Sbos. ggsers, 13s Gloriba. Gtro.
Be. San Granciseo, lttt at elmer i9red,
li@en @rtdItung, bic bis ;u S9minb.
fu@t ausseartet mar. Hadbem IT al.
les anbere erfolslos beriu9t bate,
taufte e. eine Glaf@e bor Or. ainss
Neuer gntbeduns unb nod Eaum atpet
BoGen mar er gebeilt. Ct iit boiler
Saut far biefes MitteI. Solbe &eiuls
tate, bon benen bie sorRebeabea nur
ein paar pereinselte proben Nnb, Ruh
eS, iuelGe bic punberbolIe @irfnns
bieies Nittels Bel SuffeR anb grtAIs
tunaen bepeiien. BrobeRaf@en fyA
bet abolpb SreiB.
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Cur ssraaenbetue8ttng.
1fret nad SdilIer.
q e eftnr.


@ill gtnoromahe pon mir Iib tuenoen,
Ntmmermebr nit raitlos regen 9dnoen
Sn Der &iibe uno am 8aicbfaB itebn?
@er miro ttnfttg bic betannten Mo{en
Mir in'S 2eben fecbten uno an SpIen
Semb uno Sanolhub' mir bic &n5pfe
nab'n?
4nbroma 6e.
9beurer Mann, gebiete 0einen S6ranen!
Aad] bem 8ongreB lit netn feurig Geb.
Na6 @eridtsaltor un6 9pftorhut;
BiG ui6t ldnger Seine Strimpfe 5triden,
3unt @eburtstog Sir 8antoffeln ftiden,
l1no aur Sausmasb bin irb mir au gut,
SettD
glber 8eib6en, IDlH eftt bDb'res Streben
3iemt bod nur bent 9errn Der Sbbpfung
eben,
g8ie oies aus Der 8ibel lobon erhelIt;
@ucb 6agegen bleibt trpb @nrer bielen
BHibten ftets bas &ebt, &labier gu
ipielen
limb gu puben gu6, tpie's gu1 gefaut!
u n I'D m a de.
96. oerl6one mild nit ben 9appaliem!
8ablreht min icb, tpie's in eabauitralien
3uerfannt ben Srau'n gu bieier Sriit,
uno bertualten unter ei9ner Sirn1n,
Bas mein eigen lit, tpie bies in 8irma
6reuenrebt felt alien 3eiten lit.
Settor.
5o-nir bdmmert'sl 9ies rebell'itbe
@eien
5ait 9u lebielieb bonl 3eitunssleien-
3eut' nod tuiro bic 8eitune abgej@afft |
Skinner ftabl iib unter Define Saube
Solder Guatib, als mod bic @arten<
laube
Gtnais nabrte Seines @eiites &raft!
q n b o m cb e.
Mn rnein Gebnen tpill id3, al mein Oenten
Sn bic Srauenfra9' binfDrt berienfen,
8on ber 3eitung laB' ib iicber nibt!
9or6-bte Gina tobt i6on on ben Wauern
llnb getpiB tpirb's tlitnmer lan9e bauern
9aE ibr Moreenitern burh'S 9unfel
bribt!
9ie bret Iebten Stropben finb cine
f6ftliGe Nnulferei Der betannten Gers
liner S9riftfellerin Gina Morgeniteru,
unter ben Blaufrdmpfen cine ber
blQuefeu.
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9 rlanat

gerfdufer fir &aeneblber ,grpan,
Setpa1 mno 5rei Silber", nerfaBt non 81.
s. Metcalf Re6afteur Der omaha
&orlosSeralb, Der bon 8rban autorilirs
ter 8erfofier. Cine bor5iiglicbe @elegem<
belt, ia ioear cine Silbernline fir orbeite
iarne Nsenten. genr $1.5O. Sas einaiqe
ofiaielle 8ueb. 500 gerbienf. ssracbt
tuirb be5ablt. 8robebeft fret. Wean
iucbe ii6 iest elm 9errain. Bermanente,
gutaablenbe 8eibdftigung fir 1886. Man
ab6re5iire The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago.
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M1ama perItanb iie gar nt6t. rainb,
es lit bod ttur natiirlt9, baB i'd fir
Sud forge. Die fleine Sreube muBt
Du mir l6on 90nnen, meinte ite
Ioer iie la6te gutrniitbt9: nOn mtllit
lpobl, baB i1 ais b0ie S6tpiesermutter
oerldrien nerbe, W1asbaden? gaein
bic Qeute lollen nt9t BON mir fagen
baB i6 mid um Cure tunge @irtbifaft
ti6t ltebepoll fii1nmerte /"
8iellei6t ipiirbe Wagba ser Situaa
tion gegeniiber rtebr San1or enttpidelt
baben unb ipdre borlit netter sefont>
men, penn iie nt6t 9eieben bdtte, tpte
li9 Mar inter benz Druid beS 0erbdlts
niHes su benz 8ater persebrte, tpie bic
9el1dt1lt9en Sorgen, Denen er ntgt slt
fteuern permo9te, auf tbm laiteten.
@r sing nltr nod am 8ormtttag auf
boS &omptoir unb rt9tete eS 70 etn,
6aB ct au6 bann itets ta6 ber1 0ater
etntraf. glur nod etnmal bate er nit
benz alten 5errn eine erregte 9(usetna
anberietun9 9ebabt- t-me9en Der gea
rufuns etnes @beutiters BON Sa6-ieit
er aud nit bteiem anlauf sei9eitert
mar, bel6rdntte er ii9 auf etne pailtpe,
gang oberfld9lide Tbeilnabu1e an ben
laufenOen 9eiddften.
Wenu er firth bas Sontptoir betrat,
bate ber 9Ommer3ienratb metft f9on
bte 8rieff9aften erlebtgt unb iab btns
ter ieiner 9ante 8oB. Gr mar I'M
@runbe Elm duberit fonlerpatioer
Manu, Der alte 8aumsart, aber er
nannte iid fortfdrtttltd unb i9pur
i'm Gllgemeinen auf bic WetSbeit Der
@elebrten aus BET 8reiten Strabe.
rPapa 1T etn aatbeberbemofrat /"
bate Ottotar etnmal befintrt. nGs lit
fetn Grbtbeil aus Der 9onflitts3eit,
unb er tpitrbe es fiir hber3eusungslos
balten, Oer slOrret6eu 8abne BET
Sppoittton untreu Slt perben. Daa
binberte ben &ommer3ienratb freilt9
nt9t, itd 3u ben eseiitertiten 8iss
nlardl9mdrmern 3t 3dblen tnb-ielbit@
peritdnblid-bie So3ialbemofraten bic
auf'S Glnt 3t ba1fen.
nGuten Morgett, .Papal /"
r@uten Wforsen, 1netn Sunge! Wte
sebt es Wasoa?"
nDanfe, gut, 8apa! 9ai6ts gieues
i'm @efddft?"
rgaetn, Warl"
Na9 bteien, ii9 NIT 8erin9ett Ibs
duberun9en INNER ipieberbolen6en Be<
9rtBuussporten nabm W1ar Plat unt
entfaltete ietne i3eituue, bte Bot"
Gin @etlden laien 8eibe, 0ater
un6 Sobn, ntinbeften8 anf9einenb NIT
grDBtem @tfer. Damn unb ipant mari
tpobl Der olte .0err eine etipas fpSt<
tti6e Srase nod rDetnem 9Stte
Stumm" ober mad Der ,StlbermGbs
ring" ba;pifden, bic Mar tneiit stenls
lid etniilbi9 beantmortete, ba er
tpuBte, baB er nit oem 8ater au9 auf
bteiem @ebtet ni6t eint9 merSe,
funrte. Sie fparen einmal iiber bic
Golontalpolitif, In Der Ser salte Serr
ba8 l1usliif bes Deuti6en 8ei6eS err
blidte, bart an einanber geratben ieit-
benz permieo Der Sobn jebe ernft 9(uSs
setuanberietun9. @enn Stur1rt nit
elmer anfrase ober NIT neuen Ginsdn'
gen in bas aonptotr fam, 10 betbeis
lt9te ii6 Mar suar formell an Der Or
lebigung, aber srunbidsli6, pbne eine
eisene Meinung 3ur @eltuns 3u brtn'
gen.
Gs mar nur eine art BON S9am,
bie tim sipa1g. bor benz 8rOfuriiteu
feline innere 9beilnabmloiisfeit, bic
bod pieber aud nidt gang edit mar, ;rl
perbergen ober wentsitens 3lt bemdnteln.
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