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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12

Evening News heartlessly exposed its
financial vagaries. and so in n day
there was the deuce TO pay all over the
State. Panic seized upon the representa-
tives of the Party Of Moral Ideas, and
while some of them stood up to %repudiate
and the rest lifted their voices
in palliation and defence.
The situation is certainly a grotesque
one.
The reforners appear to be, themselves,
most of all in need of reform.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12
The De6cit and the Gold Reserve.

The satisfactory behavior of the
Jackass Tariff continues TO be apparent
to all who keep tabs on its results. To-
day the deficit for February is reported
as S9.0S5. 62S, but as this figure probably
embraces the Kansas Pacific warrant for
S7.515, 255, drawn on Wednesday, we be-
lieve the true deficit for the month to
date is s1,570,373. This would indicate a
deficit for the .~month-the seventh since
the passage OF the bill-of about four
million dollars. Anyway. 1T leaves the
deficit which, we were told, it was special-
ly framed to a~bolish-at $5S, AZ, 1875, count
ing only ordinary income and expenses.
One singular phenomenon of he times
is that this and growing deficit
has not rendered a bond issue necessary.
The reason is because bond issues are
not now. and were not at any time dur
ing President Cleveland's administration,
necessary to defray the expenses of gov
Mr.. Cleveland and his adherents asserted
ITO MAINTAIN THE GOLD RE-
SERVE.
Now, in spite of the deficit, the gold
reserve maintains itself, the last election
having made free silver impossible, and
the country pays its way out of the en-
-
ways had-in silver-and which he left as
a legacy to Mr.. Mckinley.
Thus the vindication of the country's
best and greatest living statesman is
speedily accomplished by the logic of
events.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12
(From R. c.. Dun & Co.'S weekly Re
view.')

view.')
Business is pushing toward spring ae-
tivity rather early. Events which nave
controlled are good buying of iron by me
largest makers, the rise in cotton, with
strength in goods. the great railway con-
solidation, and the Cuban insurrectlon.
The latter, with its possibilities. operates
as q brake on speculation. and foolishness
of local traders gave foreigners q much
desired opportunity to buy stocks, on
balance about 5000 shares. Thus with
consolidation of Central and Lake Shore,
and others expected, and with the largest
earnings ever known in January TO life
prices, shaky spectators sold ana prices
were irregular. nevertheless advancing
on the average s1.10 for railways and 81
cents per share for trusts. January
earnings. s3S.017.417 already, reported, are
SIS better thar in 1892. showing the best
month in six years at least. and FEBRUARY
returns thus far are promising: line great
consultations in progress or in prospect
mean far reaching changes in railway
management to which investors are not
blind.
again larger than ever before. 54.1 per
cent. larger thar last year for the week,
and for the month to date 443 per cent.
larger than last year. and 100 per cent.
broadening. in spite of much heavier
settlements at maturity than bankers eX-
pected, and as the west has growing use
for its money. receipts from the interior
have fallen to 50, 100000 for the week.
Foreign exchange. in spite of large bills
AGAINST new securities. and products ex-
ported. is held UP by the hedging OF lend
of their loans. thus depriving themselves
of the chance of better markets here,
but have guarded against the future by
selling bankers sight exchange dellver-
able in May at $4.S6. Failures IN the first
week of February were 81 .S44 ZIG. against
81. 4S1, 1928 last year, and S4:0I9,6So in 1886.
Manufacturing were S1,4S3.1l0 against "
ri oo9 Iast. vear and trading were 81, 290.-
SOS against 1850, 5401fast year. Failures
for the week have been 295 in the United
States against 267 last year, and Is in
Canada against 81 last year.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12
spITZ noe SHOT.

A big white Spitx dog belonging to Mrs.
Joseph Ashbier, of No. 319 Third street,
was shot last night by Patrolman King.
The dog had bitten a little son of Saloon
keeper Louis Kizang. of No. 406 Mon
mouth street. lacerating the boys face IN.
close proximity to one of his eyes.
Chang had a warrant issued to have the
dog shot
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12
ssJournai,, qualifications.

we observed in the headlines which the
sEvening Journal prefixed to its garbled
report of the Noonan-Simpson trial yes
terdav. this dastardly statement
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12

WE read with no small amusement, on
Thursday, the reports of the reception
given to Governor Foster NJ. Voorhees,
by the East Orange Republican Club.
What delighted us especially was the
speech of Judge ]. Frank Fort, declining
the nomination for Governor in favor of
Mr.. Voorhees,. 1t was so generous, so
public spirited, SC intensely Republican,
above all, so like Judge Fortl He gave
up the honor of the G~overnorship almost
as magnanimously as if he owned it 10
give.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1898.

This paper IS Democratic in principles
end is independent IN ats rieacs on az focos
questions
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ill
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
25c. The genuine has L. B. 9. on each tablet
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12
HELP WANq,ED


WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO
work at home. I pay IS to SIG per week
for making crayon portraits, new patent
method; anyone who ear read or write
can do the work, at home, in spare time.
day or evening. Send for particulars and
work at once. Address H. A. GRIPP,
German artist. Tyrone. Pa.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12

BEFORE leaving the subject, we cannot
help once again remarking the wide
spread error or, malice which character
ICES the reports of the trial. Even the
eTrue American yesterday, printed a
brief despatch which absolutely reversed
the situation as 1t exists, and put over
It headlines ludicrously as well as in
Juriously mistaken in tone.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

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BY order of the board of public works.
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Date of first publication. February 10Th.
ISS
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OF this city wants position a. clerk. soil
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eTeace Address ". J.. care OF Post intel
tFenccr-
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Die Glepbantem in ben Sagetperfem
Snoien5.

Die su benz bosbritiiden 8eid gsz
bOrise yanoi6aft Gn9lii6sgirma lit
Sinterinbien, peibe Der Srama6op
betpaI Isrt, lit negen, ber portreffli1en
Qualitdt bes in ibren @dlberu wad)z
ieubeu 3eatbolses beriibmt. Iollelbe
dbnelt in ieiner Sarbe benz MuBbaum
unb beiist cine bem @i9enbolS melt
iiberlesene @iberitanbsidbtsteit; aus
bieiem @runbe 1nadt aud bic 9lrditefs
tnr bes gdiffbaue8 BON 6em Ieatbol5
einen Itets 3unebmenben @ebrauh.
Gine ber pertbpolliten @i9enIdaften
bieIeS 9ol3es lit, baB es, nit @iien in
8eriibruue foumeno, nidt roitet.
Wan benust baber baiielbe in allen
e5eearienalen als lluterlase, auf mels
der bic maiiiuen gtablplatten Der
gan3eridiffe mittelit 8ol3en befeltist
tperben. Seine 0drte ma6t bas Sol3
subem unerieslid fir Den 9au Der
S9iffsUerbede. lin bic transport
ipeien m0slidit gu uerrinsern iperben
rtur flir ben Sanbel bereits berseri9tete
9ol3er unb nidt 9an3e Stamme nod
europa uno amerifa ueridifft, unb
burd enslilde unb dineiiide Sapitas
liiten seeriinbete @eielli6aften baben
5u bieiem .3lued 0ampfidsewsrfe an
ben llfern Ser Sliilie, bauptidhlid in
gritiids8irma, erridJtet. Sir fold
enorme Wailen aber ipdre bas Sloben,
pom Sdllplaee Der Gtdmue aus bis
gum Sdsemerf bas einsis mOeliGe
Sransportmittel, unO aIelblt an9e>
fomnlen, wiiroe eas Anlanben Der
9oljblDde uno oeren Weiteridaffung
bis sur betreffenoen Nlaidine, eine
sroBe Wlense bon s3u9tbieren erfors
bern. Dabei iuiiroe Der ipdrlide Raunl,
auf pel6en bic 9biere, Der 9}atur Der
gade semdB, 3miideu elmer iol9en
Maaife bon 9olsbl0den beidrdnft iinb,
tire Sortbepesuns In bobem Grabe
erfdtDereu. Man ilt baber auf BEN @ez
banten sefommen, basu Glepbanten au
nebmen, unb bic 8erIude finb 10 be.
friebisenS aussefallen, baB ollie edge.
merle oeS @ebieteS. bas guslaoen unb
ben Gransport Der 9olsitdmme bis
5ur Mai9ine bin bur6 ben itarfen unb
gefebriseu Didbduter beiorsen Iaiien.
Sebes Gbier uir6 burd ;pei 5lbrer,
beren elmer inn auf bem 9laden iitt,
seleitet anb Elm Gbeil ber @lepbauten
fdleppt mittelit zines ldmeren,, leters
men Salsbanbes unb 3usfetfen bic
unsebeuren 9olsiidlnme bonn SfuB aus
gum Sagewerf, wdbreub 3nei ober brei
oer Ibiere fortmdbrenb beiddftiet
iiuo, bic SolSer aus bem Maller ~
bolen, uno ipieoer anbere Die slufaabe
baben, bie fir ben 9erfuuf berseri9tes
ten 9ol3er na6 Ma9a3inen oSer ila9
@dun'en bin3utrasen, iuo ie auisee
lft6tet merben.
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st@ere anr fir bic G,riane.

Man Bat es ni6t n5tbis, fi6 bon bic:
ier abi6eult6en &rantbeit pfasen 5u
laiien, menn man nur bas ri9tise Weits
tel base9en fiubet. Sic baben Gdmer.
gen i'm san5en &6rper, Sbre 2eber ift
nidt in Orbnuns, Sic baben ipeber
Gppetit, nod 2ebensluit unb gner9ie,
Sic iinb fart ertldltet, fur5, total bers
untersefOmmen. 8a iit bas electric
8itters bas einsise Mittel, bas Sbnen
fdnea unb ii6er gr[ei6teruns perI6af=
fen tuirb. 9ies Mfittel tpirft bireft auf
9eber, Ma9en unb gtieren, frii9t bas
san5e SDitem auf umb peri9afft Sbneu
bas @efiibG, ols tpdren sic neu seboren.
9as electric 8itters miro sarantirt
poer Der 8reis 5uriideritattet. gu bnben
in Der Gpotbefe BON S. &afteper & Sun.
gtur so Gents Die Slai6e.
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q. ". & VI. %. @abn.
U B q : t.

Nad @alueton, Soaiton unb guerr
tdgli6 ..............9:O0 Born
0ad Corpus gbrifi, Iranfas 8aB unf
GeepiGe tasli6 1920 Na6m.
Na6 &errpille tdslid, aussenommeu
Sonnabenos u.SOnntass 2 :45Ga6m
Na6 &erroille, Sonntass g 80 8orm.
Na9&erroiUe, ,Sonnabenbs a ::30Na9m
Nnfunft
Bon @aloefton, SOuiton unb @uerI
tdglt9 700 Mbenoa
8on Corpus @briiti, Granias BaB uni
8eeoille tdali6 .......1 40 Nabm
gon &errpilIe tdsli6, aussenummer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm.
Bon 8erruifle. SOnntnss. - Nbenbs.
8on aerrpiIe, Rontass. rs Born
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@ine auffa[lenbe erlfeinuua 81

= Cine aufallenbe grf6einuns Bill.
ben in bieFem Sabre Der uneenbbnli1
Hurte Sagelfdlag in bielen 8esenben
SeutidIanbs, bur6 ben bereits Elm
rieFger 5faben auaeridtet purbe.
Nus benz 2reiie 8leiwib I'm preuBi,
f&en &esierungsbe3irt OppeIu tommt
bic Na6ri6t bab fieben Orti9aften
Derbaselt Rnb. go bod liegt Der 6a.
gel, baB bic giuwObner, Der beImge.
fudten Ortf9aften ni6t I'm Stanbe
finb, ibn aqeiu wee3urdumen, unb Der
2anbratb fi9 Wlilit1r erbat, um bel
Der abrdumung bebHIfi6 ju iein.
Gafi fdmmtli5e GeIber In Der llmge.
genb Fab bernlIiet.
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Sparett Sic SIR &erNi

Gtne Sdudtel BON Eutts 8iu.n .r.
ipart Sbnsn siele Dollars fur DOttur,
Rsdnanssn. 0isie Biuen iuriren un.
Ter a(len nulltduben idmmtli6e Surd ben
Wtussn, bic 9eber Ober bic @iue.meio,
peruntuBten &rauibsiten.
Gs iltairs Arinf gswagtt psbauptnHs.
8enn ssssn 8Opfi4msr3en, Dpspsp.
lis, Wtolaria, 0erltOpfuns unb @atl,n.
l.IOen ssbruuden NilliOnsn 2suts
Sutt'S 2eber 0iuem.
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guutberm Vactftc 8abu.
u b ia bit.

Na6 Seem Orleans, Soulton unb @al
peiton td9li9 1910 Mittass uni
$50 Nbenbs. bs......,............
Gsa9 gasle BaB, Merico &c. IL 8orm
gta6 @alifornien. 4 AS Na6m.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, SOuiton unb Gal
peiton tdsli9 7:25 8Orm. uno 4 rs
gta6m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gou galifornien &C.. so 8orm.
Bon gasle 8aB uno Merieo 7:CO
9(benbs.
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Gifenbabn Tabr : Ylan.
8. & o. u. 8abn.
U 3 I a 3 t t.

:.
Na9 St. Souls nia Sron Mountaih
ober M. 6. & &. 9:3O 8orm.
Nad ct. 2ouis pia Sron Mountain
Rpnte. 300 Mbenbs
Na6 Searue tdsli6 800 Wer9ens.
Hab 2areoo, ..........9:45 gorni.
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Wountain & M
q. g. e. T........... 500 Gprrl.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mpuntain & Sd.
&. u Z. .............3 8 :55 Wa1m.
Bon Searne tdsli9. ..1O:20 9lbenbs.
80n 2areoo. ...........7:00 Nbenbs
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Sir eine tofoiiote Spreus
9upQ bitDete unldneft Der Der Chicago
ano Nortbweiternsgiien ienbabn sebSri9e
Steinbru6 bel @aratoo, Dis., ben
6bouplae. 20der pOH S5 SuB 9iefe
WareH 9ebObrt uorben, unb 23 ssaB
Yulesr waren uOibwenbig, um bieielbeu
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VUtts an 8ii6itanniae.

4le. bic NIT bem 3abIen Der StaatS.
unb @ountp' Steuern bon 1884-1896
TN Ridfanbe fub, mtiHeu bieielben
bcr benz Is. Suni besiet6en. ba laut
benz Staatssefebe bic Jorberuus ein'
getlagt tperben muB.
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Cine greisfra9e. Gus Silos
bur9baulen ldreibt man Der rSrant,
furter 3eitun94: 9(n einem Stammz
tiid erorterte man bic Srase, baB fait
alle Worte, nit beuen Die oeutitbe
9prade Sanbwerfer be3ei6aet, auf
bic Snaltaben uer" auslaufen. @s
ipurbe bel6loHen, eiaen greis bon 10
Waarf aus5uieeen iiir ben, Der suerlt
bier 9anomerfer nit 9uten beutifen
Borten obne Die Gnbbu9itaben ,er" su
be3ei6nen uern0ge. 9tus 142 Orten
ltefen 334 SOiun9en bel Der Rebaftion
Der wOorf3eituu9" elm; es murben
oarln 80 neri6iebene iosenannte Sano,
merter nambaft sema6t. Sir bic
9Oiuns ber Preisfra9e blieben aber
nur: Sdmieo, Steinmes, 3immer>
mann unb als aWeifelbaft 8ersmann
nnb Sod iibri9. @esen Der beiben lestz
aenannten uuroe an amtli1en Stellen
grtunSisun9en ein9esosen, nobel iid
beronstellte, baB meber Der Beranlann
nod Der Sod al8 Sanbmerfer oelten
tonnen. Sc iuaren oaber BON selnem
Der Ginienber bier Sanetpester ubne
,er" 9enannt poroen,
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Sin tapferes 8duerleiu.
Dieler Gage eridien i'm 8e3irtsamte
81 Suparslac in @osnien Der Bauer
Spiro 8a3ic unh mics freubeltrablenc
oaS Sell zines eoen ertesten rieiigen
Vdren Dor; baS Sell maB nabe3u sipei
Wleter. Spiro Gasic mar auf Der 0ron
Blanina bamit beifdftist, 0el3 gu fdls
len, ais pl6tlid) Der rieiiee 8dr in
Sidt fam unb iid sesen ben Bauer
panbte. Dieier, nidt faul, fdllte bas
Qneetbiim nit Der art. Qlllerbinas
foitete ibn bieie 9lrbeit einisen s6mei6
uno erfornerte nidt 9erinse aaltbliitiss
feit. Der Bauer erbielt cine betradt-
li6e Gaglie in tlin9enoer Miin,e.
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Can 4seorp Gprinas Yarf.

9ieier angeuebme Part fiebt 2osen,
gereinen uub Jamilien sur AbbaItuns
bon picnics &c. sur 8erfagung.
8eiu6ern wirb ole nur bentbare
Iufmertiamfeit ermiefen.
Ssben 5onntas gta9mittas
0roRes 5rei 9nnsert.
ausgefiibrt bon Der pOn3dbIisen
Wilitdrs Rapelle.
Sn 8erbinbuns NIT benz Bari
itebt 9ap I b Wt en- d's
3untsaifd5er 8arten,
ber pra6tboue @rempIare Der Sbisrs
melt, fpecieu Der teTanii den, uufpetf.
Riemanb iolte perfebIen, benielben au
beIi6tigen. Die gr6Bte attraftion, bic
San antOuio aufauueiieH bot.
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Die beili9eu Beuer BON
Snoten limb aud iest nod ni6t
gang erlol6en. Ous nod oorbanbene
altelte wuroe Dor IL Sabrbuuoerten
eeitlltet 5ur Grinneruns an ben 3ua
Der parien, als bieie BON 9eriien mad,
9nSien iiberiieoelten. Das Sseuer wir6
ollie "a Stunben fiinf Wial nit 5anbel.
bol3 uno anoerem poblrie6eusen
Vrennmaterial senabri. 50 befiubet
lid in Dqrfe Gobwaba, in Der 9labe
BON 8ultar, unb pirb in ben Mona.
ten, bic bem eriten @utte beS Seuers
sebeilist iinb, bon frommen 8erionen
oielfa6 beiudt.
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81 fiillen. Durd bie Graft Der Grplos
lion luuroe eine Steinmano losserillen
ole 80 SUB lang, IS SUP tief uno Is
SuB bid mar.
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Cinderella Sdnb Ralait.

BergeBt ni1t. boB mir unieren
Store mad, 02u. 2O7 0llamus iaaas
3mei Sduier fhbIi6 BON uuferent tras
hereu @ei1dftSbauie, nerIeet babea,
no mir ale unisre aIten aunbeu uies
bersuIeben boffen unb nod pieIe neue
basu, ba mir NIT ben befeu Maarea
bienen t6nnen. Infer Stsre iii eons
neu eingsri9tet, gut nentiltrt unb iebr
beu. 8ommt unb ffattet ung einen
8eiud ab, tpenn Sbr au@ ni9t ses
rabe su faufen Uhnfdt.
6. 4amm,
ginberella g mub.p q Ialf,
207 Alamo plaaa.
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Sic GbrDital STE Go.

pernenbet aur gisfabritation nur or.
teRf6es @aHer. Sas gis toRet ui6t
mebr oils iol6ss bon GluBpaKer ber,
sefeut. Man taufe bas 8eHel
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Die aiteite 8anfnote, aus
oem Sabre 1899 b. @br., befinoet iid
i'm Siiatiiben Mluienm in ct. peterss
burg. Oieielbe III cine dtneiiide uno
entbdlt Gatum, Summer, iomie bic
llnteri6riit zines Maubarins uub bas
8er8ei9niB Der Strafen fit Sdtl9un-
non
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Reines @Otb i'm geutbt pon
elmer 9onne bat einen Nertb pon
$600.0OO
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M. Sc. & =. 8abu.
Mbfahrt.

Ra6 @acO, Sort @ortb, Dallas, Ron
ias gitD, ct. 2Ouis unb Chicago tds
LID $50 8orn. unb 500 Nbenos
Nnfunft.
Son Chicago, ct. Souls, aanias gitp,
Dallas, Strt @ortb unb Waco, tag
lid rs 8orm. unb 3:15 geahm.
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Sdnurriae Splse bet iiinsften
3rieaserfl1rmna.

aus Berlin idreibt man, Ger Son.
flift 3pii6eu slmerita unb Gpanien
beriibrt natiirlid aud eiuen 9beil Ser
Berliner @eiddftsmelt. @iner Der be-
oeutenbten @rporteure bierorts lpurbe
tn nidt serinse Gufresuns periest,
oils Elm befreunbeter Gantier ibln bel
einem sufallisen 3uiammentreffen
baftis mittbeilte: ,Gs tit Ioeben elm
aabeltelesramm aus 92eip Oort einees
troffen. Der aries 1T ertlart, Sic
anleritaniide Slotte III auseelaufeu.
Ole Spauier iinb idon in Maabrib. I"
Der @rporteur lief mie raienb tn iein
9omptoir, tronlmelte iein sanses @ee
ihdftsperional suiamnien uab uertiins
bette Die aufregease Neuisteit, bic fir
lein 9ans BON sroBer Bepeutun9 mar,
ba es umfausreide Qieferunsen fir
fpauiide @eidaitsbauier aus3ufiibren
bate. sGs 1T 70, mie i'd lase," f6loB
er ieinen baitisen 9eri9t, der 8ans
tier y. bat eS mir mitgetbeilt: Die
ameritauiibe 8lotte lit unteruegs unh
bic Spaaier iinb ibon in Maorib.
Was laden Gle, @ebmann, ipanote er
itd pl0slid on ben jiingiten 9ebrlino,
oefien @eiidt lid bel Der unermarteten
GnipraGe bes 9rin5ipats frampfbaft
per5errte, ~ipaS baben sic 3u laden,
tpenn es iid um eine 10 eruite Sade
banoelt uno nenn ib iase: Die Spa
nier iinb ihon in Mlabri6?"-Gber i'm
nddfien Moment la6te Der 4rin;ipat
ielbit, nidt frob unO uersnii9t, ME
man iiber einen suten S6er, laft,
ionoern etwas sequdlt. Denn es wor
ni9t serabe ansenebm, pab ibm iiber
Der 9eiterfeit eerabe bes iiiusiten
Sehriiuss erfi elm Qidt aufaius,