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Evening star., 1943-02-17
Rails Face Big Job
In Assembling Each
Army Division
$4,000 or More Men
Must Be Transported
From Scattered Points
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Any one who has Travelled on the
railroads recently knows the diff
culties. Trains crowded with SOL
diers, sailors and marines, Persons
standing In aisles, sitting on bags in
vestibules, every one getting in the
hair of every one else, with seats
at a premium. Wartime travel isn't
exactly pleasant,
In normal times there are plenty
Of persons using the railroads, but
they aren't jammed. You hear OF
troop trains moving large groups
Of men. but YOU also see individuals
and small groups. You wonder why
the railroad cars, adequate to ham
die peacetime traffic. are so crowded
nowadays. Let it be known here
and now that the railroads are
hauling to capacity. and doing a
good job of it. particularly III trans
porting men who will form new di-
visions to save America from Hitler
ism and Tojo
Job Of Assembly.
Divisions Of the Army of the
United States are not born, full
f1edged and equipped with arms,
from the reception centers where
enlistees and drafted men are
received and sworn in. The officers
and men must do a lot Of travelling.
largely by railroad, before di-
vision is masSed, ready to help in the
job Of defeating the AXIS.
First step in formation of di-
vision. which when completely as
sembled, may include $1,000 or more
men. is to assemble cadre of the
division commander and his staff,
at specified headquarters, and at
the several service schools teaching
specialized subjects. There are in
fantrymen, tank men engineers,
motor vehicle men, artillerymen,
oS-itly airborne infantrymen. and
men for many other specialized
branches Of a division. They 60
through weeks Of training
Then the officers and enlisted men
who have had this training. roughly
10 per cent of the authorized di-
vision strength. are Joined at the
camp Of the new division, about 200
officers and 1900 enlisted men in
all, where they go through intensive
training for month. Soon the new
enlisted men begin to arrive, fresh
from civil life, probably with some
basic training, and the training of
Evening star., 1943-02-17

jury handed down nine indictments
charging nine persons with bribery,
filing OF false claims and conspira-
cies to defraud the Government.
Named as defendants, according
to the Justice Department, were
Gustav II. Kann, Pittsburgh, presi-
dent and director of Triumph: Jo-
seph Ben Decker. Flkton. executive
vice president and general mana ger:
Sidney w. Feldman, William L.
kann, jr.; John j. Prial, Victor G.
Willis, jr., and Arthur Deibert, all
Of Elkton. described as executive
administrative employees; Alfred P.
Shirley, Floyd B. Olcott and Forrest
c. Nichols, war contract brokers of
Washington: George l.. Spindler,
New York City. president and treas
urer Of the Montgomery Ordnance
Corp, and Max I. Cohen, New York,
attorney for Montgomery.
Five Of those cited in Yesterdays
bills were also named as defendants
IN the indictments returned Febru-
Evening star., 1943-02-17
Mail Fraud Charged
To 12in Connection
With Munitions Plant
Triumph Explosives, Inc,
Officers Accused in
Four Indictments

Attorney General Biddle an
nounced late yesterday that Fed
eral grand jury at Baltimore had
returned four indictments charging
IL persons with fraudulent use of the
mails in connection with Army and
Navy munitions contracts held by
Triumph Explosives, Inc, Elkton,
Md
TIE Triumph plant was taken over
by the Navy October 13 following
disclosure of irregularities estimated
to have resulted in overcharges to
the Government of s1,418000 on
war contracts.
Yesterdays indictments were the
second group of true bills voted by
the grand jury following the un-
covering Of irregularities at the
Triumph plant. On February 10 the
Evening star., 1943-02-17
ary 10. These were Decker. Kann

airy 10. These were Decker, Kann,
Shirley, Olcott and Nichols.
Yesterdays indictments charged
use Of the mails to defraud Triumph
and its stockholders. The alleged
frauds had the effect OF prejudicing
renegotiation OF Triumph's Army
and Navy munitions contracts. At
torney General Biddle declared. In
announcing the grand jury action,
Mr. Biddle said the Justice Depart
ment'S investigation was not vet
completed, and that the department
would present additional evidence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Weddings
! |Alboveus Names
 Local Students

Two local N.Fh are memher og e1N NM4HNa0G0oAo eoNms&laea af> ranging ne annual entertainments Co no onla lA tAo eNE1y nar& ~ May Ror ll1o Nlo60a1lns claw at Afoeltaas 1laEnOs CeaWA aa1A eaaRzAge1 AEcl1golA. 9AuzAlef el A1F. aaa Mrs. Wlllhm .. alcogelA, og Se SonleA 1lloee A on (Ae toaler committee, wAllo ell2 EoMenee EaeleA. dANeA- ter og ar. aud 11fs. Frank RaRlizA, ot 9 WllkenaA avenue. is oN the froNAMan culnmlttee.
 AGl@ DoaUehea A1eaaog1, daughter of ME and Mrs. 9osenA A1ealoEa, 0e 9lS Circuit avenue, vas recently appointed a member ef the commit. lee lM charge og tne Commence momt nanca which Wtll oe held on May as A member of the class ot N& Mss Meaeoga k a slcence mNlor, and ls president ot ehe Students Body, tle highest of. tace on campus accorded Co any student she is also an active member of the CalAollc Literature Club, she qua of our Lady, and in the roxlleNt StudenaS' CAolr, Miss Anne BuFzAni. daughter oi N1r, and MTs. R, H, Dog1anl. oe ls9 French street T0Eringeon. has been elected vice president os the Social Science Club for the coming year. She & head of the Photography Board for the AlAertinWsn. and is . member oe the Campus Tsaealer players,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
puvtios Foto
 Alice Etzgsruld

nalm Allne Eslnegala og nalawln street Was eesea Tucsoay owning at a eAoWuF given ng Afn. S6lsn Cap. pano. azlD o1Azy Et.4eogald. Mm' Frank oelele.
 Ameng lhe eoes.s Wege laIs. A1l. ohael FllEzeFelo, EfE. walter Colo, Mrs. John EI,eGald. elIB. oeofEe nlnHln1, Azrs. EatEtck Kane, Mrs. Michael Ryan. Mrs Thomas Nlellg, Mi8 AaEiosl4 &.ollyeA, oHls. Magold RhelAnd, A&r8, Jemes Noulsen, MIe. Ernest IheEous, &4rA. Arthur Ballo, Mrs. John 0elllns, MgB. Thomas Kenny. haEa. Walter Hlovckln, Mrs, John Broan. AaEa. Bt0ply, Mrs. Hhn. Ar0a, AkFa. JolIn hAcUou9h, Mfa. James Calvin, A&EB. Andrew Monley, AaEa. Ann 0Feaney, Mrs. Walter Oaune, ARrs Joseph TAyior, MrB. Walter cole. Jrs AkFs, John RoheFle, Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs, James CAulileld, AlEs peslna CaFgon. Mrs. Raymond
 Mfs. aAry slslskal, Mrs. sydney Wlsney. Mrs. ElaheFlp. MEs. Mar~ RueFlle Decapua, Aars. Aaargaret Bower, Mrs. TheInas Corceran, Mrs. Bernie Mccormack, Mrs. Earl oArth- walt Mes. Ann walsh, Mrs, John cApanna, Mrs. Frank 0elgle, Mrs. vincent Keliher, Mary McElllgos, Mae Sweeney, Jo Altman, Ruth Altman, Mrs. Dennis Altman, Eld~ Esdao Tartaglla, Jennie Crlgt0lano, 0loFia CFlstolano. Alice Kane, Agnes Eadden, Mary Breen, Minnie SleaFns, Anna WitaRerald, MarWAret Uonnelly, Mary Fitzgerald, Mrs, Louis Meaney, Jf.
 Mrs. John ,. Eatzgorald of Elm wood avenue also entertained the brl0e.to.he ct her home.
 Her guests included Mrs, Michael Fitzgerald, NRrs. Margaret cole, Mrs. Louis Muuelno, Mrs, Alex MenOtti, Mrs. Vincent rppollto, Mrs, Victor oiorgettl, Mrs, Vincent Kellher, Jo- sephlne Menotu and Mary FleR. gerald,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
.Sower HonoEs
 Y0stts LebeI

Aalxs VvNela lRhal 0g plAnA ave npn wNS entertained At a currency shower on TlN0Glay evening al lzAE~ Muns Restaurant RlveN eg nags. Jo. ssRA telel klEs. Joseph Or end 11lzs Helen tlaMlel, Lho guest q honor w,ll become the bride 0E NleAara R. noN0lloN of e1apleWooa. lllnolS. oN May S9.
 Among lhe guests wege Mrs D. neAO1e,l. AlES. A, .. nalAnda, Mrs. Alex pelleller. Mrs. ChAflo2 Maneei. Mgs. John CtNne. Mrs. Anthony OgoSzA Mrs, D, phiAoera Aars, John IAe.lRller, Mrs, Arthur TeSSlor, Mrs. EaegVe GallhereN, NlrS, Camille Mo. geAN. Mrs. leo E0UgNler, Mrs, Henry MaanFe. Mrs. Q. WlalS, Mrs. walter MehAn. Mrs. V. Nuemana, Mgs. EInale GecogMsn, Mrs. MenFl nusse. Mrs WllfFoa NadeNA Mrs. A. Dee peNull, Mrs. Cecile noSzn. MES. 0eegge lnaNhell. NlTS John Sheehan, Mrs, Albert noNlanger, Mrs. deorge SehUnA. Mrs E, F0rtln, Mrs. Russell Swenson. Mrs. Laura tessard, Mrs. Wilnam Dellegape. Mrs. Eaaclen Rec naNle Mrs. oAeorge proOlx. Mrs. Della Grace. Mrs. Joseph Tfepanler. Mrs. ThereSa Lnpage.
 MrS. Josephine Cyr. Mrs. Ernest ElaRiole. Mrs. Beatrice IADlanc, Mrs, Elnile EleNuroRard. Mrs. Alberta Chase. Mrs. A, Jacob. Mrs, c. Lawn. Mrs. Frank proSl. Mrs. Leo pelletler. Mrs. Agnes Mlchaud. Mrs. . EMBlAnc. ST. Mrs. Anita Lnhonte, Ngs, c, N. ANdet, Mrs. Helen Dcs- iArSlln. Mrs. A. t.allherte. Mrs, !. DeShoiS, Mrs. Q. lloNde. Mrs. Charles CaSSOn. Mrs, Joseph Cyrn, Mrs, Joseph LNbel:
 And the Misses Lucienne Beaulleu NoellA BeaNlleu. 0crmalne Beaulleu Irene tehcl, Virginia Gran. Ger tresae Austra, Yvunne Norsnand, Rita BlaiS. Yvette Forth. Doris Hamel, Ida Mlchaud. Marie Claire Herthlaunae. Dorma 0udlskas, Jeannlne IAvigne. Rita st Jean, Irene nerthlaUme, Annette Mlchaud shirley Kelly, Theresa Desbols, Irene Normand. Marguerite Cullen, Adeline RlsRolo. Lillian Bosse, and Helen HAmeL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
60 SCOUTS ATTEND
 CLUBBING CONGRESS

A group Of 60 Scout members from central committee were present at . meeting of the Clubbing Congress of Boy Scouts held last night in Meriden. John zurick. cubmaster of Pack l of Watertown, attended the congress with Field Executive Ar thur T. Hirsch.
 A newsreel of cub activities was shown for the first time in Connec- ticut and the group was divided be- tween men interested in organizing new cub packs and those investi- gatlng program techniques.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
|ConcOrdi0D0nce
 TomOrrOsONight

Tomorrow evening the Concordia Ladies' Chorus will sponsor an en- teFtalnment and dance at the Bank street hall.
 Miss Frances BeSenbruch, Miss Cecilia Bosenbruch, Mrs, John Henley, Erma 0aTlns, Mrs. Herman HenEol, Mrs. Marguerite Kupp, Mar guerlte Beers, Mildred Herman, Lena Qugliottl, Mrs. Curt Arndt, Jules Richcnbach, John Burchardt, William Borchardt and Max Wll- Hams are arranging the party.
 Tho program Of entertainment will include selections by Daniel Barrett; duets Marguerite Beers, Fred Neublg; a drill by Barbara Hyland's Dancing Glass; and dance solos.
 Men In uniform are invited free Of charge,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Weddings
SHANNON : NICHOLS

Mrs. Alma Niohols of Ashley street announces the marriage of her daughter. Agnes Akerly, to Regis shannon. seaman, second class. U, s. Navy. son of Mrs. Nellie shannon of Williamsport. Penn. The cere- mony was performed in North Car olina on April 22.
 Mir. and Mrs. shannon are now residing in Newport, R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Bunker HiN Easter Bridge Attracts Large Attendance

The women's socsety Of the Bun- ker Hlll church sponsored and Easter DrlslEn yesterday afternoon at the church, Mrs, Robert L. Dem nlson and Mrs Carl Heebner d. rected the affair.
 Among the players were: Mrs. 70. seph Nelll, Mrs. clifford Atwood, Ms, Joseph Daske, Mrs, Harold Jill- son, Mrs, l.. W, Fenton, Mrs, U, Reichenbaeh, Mrs, Carl 0othberg, Mrs. ,, W. Camp, Mrs, Joseph 8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
MANCTNONH.PAVONE

The wedding Of Miss Erma Lucy pavone, the daughter of Mfr. and Mrs, Anthony pav0ne of St, Jean street, tO Henry Mancllnone son of Mfr, and Mrs. Anthony Manclnone. Of White Rose avenue. The cere. mony win be performed at 9 oclck at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30

WsleEsE4 Health N.IHIINnI In olI|cs Eof IIl8. 1II1 f1INMIIte eH public hsailn pIe11t1d 6 NIfh IAFfFNHI5 sNpeEt @ tA9 N1NIS E61s leFaay.
 Tha bia Wns introduced and snss.0 aotsd ey 9en. John r. ttAin ol
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
DUGAN.CIjDDY

Miss Agnes Cutidy, the daughter of Mir, and Mrs, John D. Cutidy of Madison street, will be married to David D, Dugan, son 0f Eugene Du- gan of Monroe avenue. The oere- mony win be performed at 3 o'clock at the Church of st. Francis Xavier
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Club Notes
OFT

The women's American oET will hold a board meeting on Monday afternoon ct 2:sO o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Samuel Bisnovich OE Moran street.
 Mrs. Albert Berment will report on the Rmmlnage Sale to be held dur~ ing the week of May l7.
 An board members are urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Saturday Nuplials

Among the nuptlals to be solem~ hired in this city tomorrow wlll be the tollowings
 CAHNE.ElnnY
 Miss Pauline D. Libby. the eaugh- ter Of Mfr, and Mrs, Arthur L. Llh- by of Burlington avenue. will be- come the bride Of Ensign William Neal 0Alne. Q, s, N. R., son of Mr, end Mrs. Michael 0Alne Of Somer~ vllle, Mass, The wedding wlll take place at ten o'clock at Sk Mar garetS church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
GRAmY.mOuFrAnn

The wedding Of Miss Doris O. Bouifard, Che daughter oG Nsr. and Mrs, Ralph BoulEard Of BoNffaVl avenue, Co John Elmer Grady, son ot Mir. and Mrs, Elmer Grady of SoWthmayd road. will take place at 9 o'clock, The ceremony win be performed at st. AnuS church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
SENATE TO ACT ON
 NURSES MEASURE

Wednesday h tho day the sonale k scheduled Co v0lo on the nlll wnleA tEesnna tho nuHsea oi tlae
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
RT. LUCY's

The annual Communion breakfast of the children Of Mary so1lnlity of st. Lucy's church will be held at |i parish house on May 2, follow ing the e0'cloek Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Thursday evening tournament, under the direction of Mrs. ,. c. Morlarty included: North. South. M. T. olson. Miss Kathleen Bowling. l24 k Mir, and Mrs. Wil- liam Connell. il6M: East-West, Miss 0enevleve Carolan, Mrs, Franklin Johnson, l27M: J. R, Strubler, Miss 0odin, l26.
 The oiii:cial standing; Mrs. John son, Miss Carolan. 4SHsS; Mir Moore. Miss Collins. A2S: Mir. and Mrs. Treat. 4l0; Mir. and Mrs. William Connell, lO2h.
 A son. John Francis. was born at st. MNryS hospital. April 26th to Mir. and Mrs. John H. Keefe of Mas gill street. Mrs. Keefe Is the former Miss Irene Mulville of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30

MT. and Mrs. James ]. Mulville Of Hillside avenue announce the birth of Q son, James Joseph. IT,, at St.
 Mary's hospital. April 2lth. Mrs. MulvilIe is the former Miss Fran ces M. OConnell Of Waterbury.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
(5ortiesuns folgt)
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(5ortleBllng BON Settle 81
bielfab in Ser Belt beruniurren unb
audi ba unb bort ibtpanfenoe Cent?
ter 5u bertpirren berm0gen tperben,
Eaben mir 5iueierlei gu iagen:
1. @erabe iol6e, Die benz Gbriiten>
tum ieine 0bnmadt perbalten, babet
bisber ni6ts unperiaht gelaiiet1, nm
pie 0elt 51 e1tdriitliden. Der 2ai~
5ismus bat @ott abgeiest 1,,to Sen
Menlhen an oeiien 5tele a1f oet1
Ebron erboben. S1t Ser HoIitif uno
in Sen @eihdften iDuroe ein totaler
Srenn,lngsitrid 3uiiden Ser nenfd>
li6en uno oer religi0ien 8enertlutg
ge5ogen.
2. Sol6e Muslaiiunsen finoen be1.
@eg our Sl1gen6, al1b 5ltr fatbt.
Iil1en. Manbe nobten tint uliiefe
SHeeno cine Mauer bauen l,no fie
babor idiiben, oaB iolde per1pirren1e
&eoen gu ibr bororineen. Mber tpas
ser,n0gen Mauern segen Reoen, Sci
tunget ltab Sfunofunf2 seidt bas
s8iiien Inn 6ie Gintpanoe ber Geaner
(Gortiebung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

- Sraulein sloelaibe fann iid iiber
oas @eihid oieies Mannes nod ims
mer nibt berubisen."
vMb, ltno barats gfuu6en sic eis
nen SdluB sieben su biirfeu, ser sic
grfiiaung Sbrer @iinibe erIdneren
poer gar unmogli6 maden fonntes"
uGas geraoe nidt; 5raulein slbe,
laiOe miro ii6erlib nibt bic Hiid>
lidten auber a6t lalien, tpelbe iie
ibrer 5amilie uno ibrem Stanbe
idulOet. Snmerbin aber liest Die
M0glidfeit nabe, BOB. 80" :
uSbre 8eoenten iinb unbegriinoet,
Serr 8raf; iiberlalien Sic es nur
mir, Sbnen bas Satport meiner Sod)-
ter 5l peridaffen, uno ielbit, tpe11n
slOelaibe, mie ih es perml1te, nm eine
fur5e geoenf5eit bitten iollte, 10 barf
Sic oas ni6t beunrubisen.' 1
Ni6ael erid)ien in sieiea, ausen>
blid, Inn ieinem Serrn su n1eloen
baB oie @dite aufbreden mol1ten. Der
@raf oriidte Dem &ommersienrat be-
oelltllugspoa Die 5ano.
SD meroe mir IN eitigen Sagen
rie Intlport boien''. iaste er leife.
Damn elite er ins Sal1s, Inn als 8ait'
seber ieine Yfli6t 5n erfiiaen.
.gr ipnroe BON ieinen 8alten nit
9antbe5eugunsen uno idneidelbaf-
| ten 8emerfungeu iiberidiittet. Cine
gquipage na6 ser anoern fubr ppr.
Der 9ommer5ienrat nabm NIT oen
Seinigen 5ulest slbidieo.
,@ndpige 5ralL id iage Sbnen
nof einmal meinen perbinoliditen
9anf" tpanote ii6 @raf araiinIfi 5n
oen beioen 9amen; ~Sbnen aaein &C.
biibren Die idmei6elbaften anerfetls
nltngen, Sic mir IN 10 reid)ent MaBe
geipenbet poroen iino. llnb i6 boffe
uno piinlde, mein 5raulei,,, oaB Sic
on bielem slbeno nl1r angenebme CT
i:lnerunseu fniipfen m0gen."
u9as ,rnterliegt pobl feinem 3tpei-
fel', eripi0erte oie 8atin, mdbrel1o
Moelaioe i6tpeigeno nidte; ,,nienlanb
miro 1nbefrieoigt Sbr Saus perlaien
baben."
0ie Oamen itiegen ein - Steilts
felb i6iittelte nod einnal oie polniibe
Sano, Damn fllbr oer s8agen bon
bannen.
(So,.tS f,In4l
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Nittnodj, ben 4. Ansitit i943

miro alen k1lffpDDfern 1Dr SelD Ila=
gen, llnb bic aleine lit iebeafaas AUDI
aufseregt. gs lit beller, mir marten
ban1it ...''
SD fann 1liht Iange nlebr mar
ten'', ,,aterbrad i'm &uoolf l,nge-
euloig; lid rnuB @eipiBbeit baben,
eleibpiel, nie iie audi ausfaaen mag"
STA, uno penn tie rein iagt?"
u3ann ipeiB i6, moran ih bin.
Sd perb's ibr nnb ibrem 8ruber
reiter aidt oerargen, audi nidt ms
8aiier besbalb iprinsen, aber i'd
meroe bann perillden, Oh id iie per-
geiien fann.'
uSalt re6t, Steiner, nidte H,,m-
pei. u3nar bin id iiber iolbe Cor
beiten binaus, aber id fann's mir
oenfen, pie es in beinen nerliebten
Ser5en ausiiebt. 9sa, bu ipirit bid
apobl nod einen ODER 5pei Gage ge-
!buloen f0nnen; id mnB mir ia alld
11ob iiberlegen, tpie ib meme 8prte
cnbrinsen uao IN lpelledbaer 5prm i6 IS
ibr iagen iea.' "a
sd banfe Dir, &erfules. Sest miu
i'd oid aud ni6t langer it0ren; i6lafe
poDI!" ... "a
Sra ia, bafiir, baB id nun nidt
1nebr ihIafem fann, bait or reolih
ge}orgt", bra,iaaate set @iine. &uoelf
borte aber oieie Norte aidt mebr:
er elite Die greppe binnnter. "a
SIN @ausflur begegnete er Dem
aatiauar, Ser in Der Siir ieines Bib
lietbefsainmers itaab i.no eas fable
@anpt irarner pidter pait &aahtpelfen
llgnbiiate. 81 woate nit fursem @rnB
an ibm porbeigeben, aber Elm ,8inf
Sermons foroerte ibn auf, iteben 81
bIeiben.
SD babe cine gnteedung se-
,pabt", iagte Der alte Maan NIT Sc
banlpfter Stimnae. .
ussn 8e5ug anf ben @oro2" fraste
Nl1oelf.
uMuf pel6en Morb? Ib 10 -
tein, an bieie @eihi6te beufe i9 iebt
nidt mebr. Sl1 8e5ug auf mein ber-
i6ipunoenes Sinh Sic ertnnern
ii6 tpobl nod. ..."
v@epiB, eelpib; baben Sie's ge=
funben?" I.
Sarnoip eriff in bie 8eitentaide
rno bolte Sen Sting beraus, ipelhen
er nit 5itternoer Sano ben il1ngen
Manne binbielt.
,,Seben Sic, oas lit oerIelbe Sting,
ben per &nabe ban1als trug', iagte
er der gerlobnngsring meiner lie
Sen neritprbenen Srau.''
Guoolf blidte NIT padienbenl
Staunen balo ben &ing, balb ben
elten Mann a,1.
.Derielbe Ming?' tpieberbolte er
,@on ne1n erbielten sic ibn2"
n9as barf id leiber nibt iagen.o
Isle biirfen es nidt2'
ugein, ib babe periprohen, 5ll
fdtpeisea, 1no Hein @ort balte id.'
.9as lit 1nerfwiiroig'', iagte 8u-
bolf fepfidiittelno. uSaben Sic AUDI
Mahridten bon Sbrem ainoe erballz
ten?"
,,s9eiber nidt; Der getreffenoe mill
ben Ming bon elmer 3igeunerin ge-
fouft baben, peer ridtiger geiast: bon
einem 9r6bler, Der iba friiber bon ei=.
,!er 8igeunerin fanfte.'
Limb bas lit a4es?"
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Dfip @aiienfrennb

tpabrideinlid oud geitorben linb per-
borben. Satte id nllr oanals gleid)
ben Sling entbedt."
u8as lit cine leltlame 8eididte"
erspioerte Nlloolf. sd beefeife nidt
pesbalb Ser Same beS Betreffenoen
nibt ge1annt tperoen bari. Man iollte
fait oaraus idlieBen, er babe pen &ing
|geltoblen.'
Ser Intiqnar sog Die 8rauen bo6
binauf uno rieb nit Der @feifenlpise
langia,n ieine Naie.
u@eltoblen2' iagte er. uNein, 0as
lit nidt benfbar. llebrigens bat Ser
Serr nit bie @riialoe genannt, mes
Galb ib ieinen 9eanten beri6meigen
lea, unb i'd finoe nidts, ipas id gegen
i,e ei,1ipen6en f0nnte. Sein Same tut
ia nid)ts aur sade.'
uSm, tper ,peiB, tpie Die Oinse
auianlmenbdngen 8erben Sic al1b
sem 9oftor Sen Namen nibt nen-
nen@
uss6 babe mein 8ort eeseben."
u9r. 2eitenring miro idpeigen.'
y&ebeu sic NIT ib,t1, fragen sic
|.ibn, Oh er mir einen Stat geben foaz
ne; bann ipiu ib einen @ntibluB faj=
len.' h
nSd pin nit ibm reben, }obalb
iA cine giinitise @elegeabeit ba5u i'm
Sc, iagte @naelf uns elite bon baH=
,1en. Der Mntiauar febrte, gebanfen=
uoa 0as 8aupt lpieseno, in iein Bib
liotsefs5immer snriid. T.
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Graf 4raiinifi batte in slanaenoer
@eile bas oftlnals gegebene gerlpre=
den eingelof. IL
8as llnbeimlihe Saus itrablte ill
einem pabrbaft blenbenben 2ibter-
neer, Ser @arten mar NIT farbigel1
2ampions belenbtet, 1lnb in alien
Gdun1en mogte oie seputte, froblide
@eleai6aft. .o +
Die &en1naeraienratin batte es ger
lie ibernomn1en, ais Game 0es Saules
Die Sonneltrs au MAIDEN, uno Der
Graf batte aaes anfgebpten, feline Ga-
ne auf bas 9ortreffli6ite 5u betpir=
ten, pdbreno aus eineln Wosfquet Die
beiteren 8eiien eines fleinen, aber
auseripablten Muiifforps erflaugen
Man tpar bes 2obes bon iiber sic
@eididlibfeit, NIT tpel6er Graf ara-
|iinifi aae arrangements getroffen
bate, iiber ieine be5aubernbe 2iebens=
piirDigfeit unb ieine Mufnterflanlfeit; !;
man beneibete i'm negen leines Geid=
tums, l1ab niemaub babte oaran, Dob
man iib IN einem Saule befano, il
pel6e,n oas unsfiid ieinen oauerns
sen Sib genou,nlen baben ieate.
@raf &raiinifi lpibnete lih an Die
lem Nbeno fait ausidlieBlid Der 1od-
ter Des &omn1er5ienrates. Moelaioe
lpar sic @0nigin oes 6eites. Mander
neibiI6e 8lid aus id0nen Nugen traf
|i1e, penn iie am Nrme 6es itattliAen
Mannes an ben lebbaft planoernoen
unb ider5enoen @ruppen porbeising.
Die stl,nben peritrihen raid. gi=
pige @dite badten ihon an ben Anf-
bru6, als ser @rof, Arm IN Arm
init benz @onmer5ienrat, nod ein-
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Die 2anpions tparen sllnl grobten
geil idon erloi6eu, nur bier uno oa
iab man nod eine Ieubten0e &ugel
atpilhe1 bem 0l1nfIen Grin Der