Of course we shall have that majority—a majority of from eight to ten votes. Just say that, everywhere, with the greatest assuredness. Many a one who is still undecided will come over to us on hearing that we are the stronger. Where is the list of our uncertain voters? [Looks it over.]
KÄMPE.
I have placed a mark wherever our friends think some influence might be exerted.
BOLZ.
I see two crosses opposite one name; what do they signify?
KÄMPE.
That is Piepenbrink, the wine-dealer Piepenbrink. He has a large following in his district, is a well-to-do man, and, they say, can command five or six votes among his adherents.
BOLZ.
Him we must have. What sort of a man is he?