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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
swERTAs LEGION AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR
wave PROCUREMENT DRIVE IN KEY WEST

John E. Collier, recruiter-in-
charge of the local Navy Recruit
ing Substation outlined the pro-
gram to the members present. All
American Legion Auxiliary mem
bers who were not at the meeting
last night are urged TO contact
Mrs. Archer Immediately for in
formation regarding the program.
The campaign is to get under
way today on the first anniver-
ssry n the WAVES.
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CAPT. HENRY TAYLOR
Is HERE ON VISIT

Captain Henry II. Taylor. Jr..
USA. . ny Wss,cr. arrived here
few days ago 10 visit his moth
r.. Mrs.. Natalie Taylor.
BE intends H. leave this after
MON On his return trip to Fort
HanefSk. ~ ! where he IS sta
'iof.s-G 10 j. connected with the
Military lu,slligsnce Division.
Cat,tsv. Tsglsr Uas practising
a,iDfnsy ~ ny West and was city
attorney when be- entered the
armed ssrsisrs
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bell manufacturing business in
1929 20 Portsmouth. Va. his home
city. ami continued m this profess
sion ia bsJth Portsmouth and in
Philsdelphis. Pa. until 1870.
Then be- beeamr assistant ex-
ecutive director 81 the Portsmouth
Housing Authority and continued
in this post until entrance into the
service.
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He married Miss Clara De Leon,
now deceased.
AT the present time Mr. DeKo-
ven IS operating a hotel and room
ing house in St Petersburg.
where he has been making his res
idence for many years.
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FORECAST
Key West and Vicinity: Scat
tered showers and thunder
storms this afternoon and to-
night with seasonable tempera-
lures.
Florida Little change in tenn
perature this afternoon, tonight
and Saturday forenoon; scat
tered showers and. thunder
storms this afternoon and eariv
tonight
Hatteras. n. c., TO Apalachicola,
Fla: No small craft or storm
warnings have been issued.
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and transportation expert. and
Lee NJ. Pierce
Commanding officers of nearly
all activities on the island were
members of Captain Reordan'S
welcoming party when the visit
ing dignitaries arrived at Boca
Chica.
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THAT'S IT

Woman Learning TO Drive
But don't know what to do"
Her Husband-'Just imagine
that I'm driving"
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $50 a. m. July 80.
l943, as reported by the U. s.
Weather Bureau:
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Classified Column
FOR SALE

RENTAL LIBRARY BOOKS. Lii
brary copies of latest best sell
ers at reduced prices. PAUL
SMITH, bookseller, corner ST.
monitor and Eaton SITS.
ilyl-tf
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FOR SALE

FOUR CONSTRUCTION SHAN
TIES. SMALL. MEDIUM
LARGE and WAREHOUSE.
Apply between 9 and 5. 1881
Flagler Ave. Key West.
Taylor Construction Company
jly29-6'
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LOST

LOST-Ration Book A for
1885 Plymouth. II found return
to Eva ValdcS. lll7 Whitehead
Street Jly30-3 tx
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Tomorrow's Tides
Naval Basel
High Tide Low Tide
1910 am. 1922 am.
ll:22 pm. 4:49 pm.
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WANTED

WANTED-Late Model Car VIII
pay cash. Address Pc. Box
423. Key West. jly28-tf
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FURNITURE: Dresser with mir
ror: two Chests of Drawers;
Single Bed; Felt Mattress. 30-2
Poinciana Place. lly3O-2tx
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BUSINESS GIRL TO share CEN
trally located room Refer
enceS exchanged Box T. r.,
care OF Citizen Jly3O-2tX
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SPECIAL-One thousand Manila
Second Sheets, S1.00. 500
Sheets, 60c. These prices now
in effect. The Artman Press.
aprl-ti
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FOR SALE-1-32 Volt Genera
tor and Motor, complete. Ca
pacity liz X. w. Enquire Side
walk Cafe. jly20-3tX
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FOR SALE-One Simmons Dou-
BILE Bed with Springs and New
Mattress. Sheets. Pillows and
Cases and Spread, Blankets
and Rugs. Also Bed Lamp.
229 d Poinciana Place.
Jly30-2tx
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1888 PACKARD. with new ra.
dio and hot water heater. Run
ming order. 500. North Beach
Inn. jly29-ti
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ONE PENTOL Five-Gated Horse.
seven years old; color red and
white; gentle. SITS. 1904
Staples Avenue. jly30-lty
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HOUSE, cool, % windows, q
doors, 2 large porches, modern
suitable apartment or duplex
Immediate occupancy. Phone
820-J. jly28-6tS
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Finale from 5th Organ Sympho-
nv Wolstenholme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25
ROOMS FURNISHED Cont

ar. PLEASANT sECTIoN-Desirabls rm.,
win beds; for ladies. pvt. family. CO.
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HELP WOMEN Cont. J

WOMEN, between 35 and As
years of age, must have high
school education and be
capable of handling help,
willing to accept response
blllty. Call Mr.. Evans, RE.
1900, for appointment.
SALESGIRLS, excellent sal
airy and working conditions.
The Jenny Shoppe, 1919
Conn. ave.
COMPTOMETER OPERA
TOR, little experience neces-
sary; attractive salary. Call
FIR. 4343, 8 am. to II noon,
Kent Stores, Inc.
SODA GIRLS, experience
unnecessary, meals and uni
forms furnished. Huyler's,
GIT 18th st. NV.
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EARLY

Rock gardens constructed with crystal
colored stones and planted with assorted
heavy clumps of dwarf material will give
eVergreens, shade. ornamental trees. hedges
and towering shrubs should not be delayed
season will give added life and beauty to
your lawn and garden. Free estimates
Lincoln 1925, %"
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MICROSCOPE Bosch a. Lomb), excellent
condition. complete with lenses and carry
Ing case; nIkt $7b takss it. No, ID u It,.
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CONN. AVE. AT SN.W.-Large single with
mo: refs; occ. March 1st DU 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25

GLOVER PARK SECTION-Large double
room and porch. 2 Protestant girls, no
other roomers or children. radio. phone and
laundry: between streetcar and buses; $50
each Woodley 5QC6
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HELP WOMEN.

STENOGRAPHER, part-t m e
day work. Call North BOTS.
N. c. R. OPERATOR to work
in retail clothing store, per-
manent position, pleasant
surroundings; $50 per wk, to
start, with annual increases;
good opportunity. Mr.. Woolf,
MA. 7195.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25

GIRL colored. stay in. care for children:
must be exper. Sl2 week to start 1921
New Hampshire ave. NV. ia. 06bi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25

SON in service will rent. his nicely fur
nished room to a discriminating gentleman.
maple bedroom suite, desk. radio. inner
spring mattress and telephone Call eft-r
7 D.n., Decatur OIL
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1717 EYE ST. N.W.-Downtown. for ladies
only lovely LARGE, twin bedrm, near bath:
S1o.7o each monthly.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
MR. EMPLOYER

Can you use an employee with q years
Secretarlal experience, who is really de-
pendaole, capable of handling confidential
ana detail work and upon whom you can
rely? l can take dictation of 80 words a
minute and can write neat accurate
istter, am not jitterbug but a settled
amnltlous person who is seeking perma
Box 30l "A, Star oss
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IRONER, G E., slightly used, cash only.
Immediate delivery. Md. Elec Co, WA
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc

EXPERIENCED MOTHER to care for child
days. Randolph 2514.
GIRL colored, desires evening work of
for Irene.
GlRL, neat. colored, wishes a few hours
WORK each day; employed people preferred,
Hobart 1857.
GIRL; colored, wants job as nurse maid
or g.n.W.; cooking heavy
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont

PHARMACIST. experienced. at present
employed, would like make change; state
particulars. Box 29S-A. Star. 25'
PHARMACIST. desires work. Phone Mich
igan 5242.
YOUNG EXECUTIVE 80. native Washing
tonlan. 20 years experience in patent
business, LII. B., wants change; could be
used in supervisory capacity in small
manufacturing plant, especially where
patent attorney might be needed Write
Tor interview, Box 3OO-A, Star 25s
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INNER SPRING MATTRESS on legs SOS;
breakfast table walnut finish. $3.50.
Telephone MI 50S7
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I4Iv RIM. SET. 3-pc; coffee table. large
philco radio, and Ape. bedrm. set. 170S
A ilisoO N W
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FARM & GARDEN.

IANDSCAPING, ransplanting, lawns fer
tilted and seeded. Have beautiful green
now. Free estimates. TIA 1888. or 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

fiji the Cavity

Another Way OF Killing tU.
u1m to 'n5 tHIr Same ru-
rau.r hole and 'G,n hN means
mcdICIut dropp,i l.. 'hc
cavity VIII nicotine ~u.pH#'r.
N,j acDOIdIng ~ me d.,rr-
irons H tha package
r-rt-trTt1rr- t--r--t -f--,-rr-t
.- SD small that a medicine
oroppcr won't 60 nm either ou-
largo 90 "a biz Very carefully.
with y kutc o SIR tho stem
with ID razor blade ibis would
-.emWcd plants IS hOliNuoCk~s
After Sitting apply The Moo
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LEM ,ino Sol5fditen gemadt. SIM Sau-
lie brannte man biele &oblen, oenn IN
ieoem Saus CAB es einen Serb, Den
man 5u allem gebraudte uno Der oft
Gag uno Nadt brannte. Die &oblen
iollte man faufen, aber Die nleiiten
2el1te bolten iie bon Der CRUDE nno
BON ben &arren. Das borte ipdter aub
auf; oann muBte man fir ale Sob.
len be5ablen.
uWorgen 1T Counting, fagte Der
8ater, nltno mo lit Die Stride; pobin
geben pir2 8er tpeiB? 8ir iino tpie
eingeibloiien: Der bobe Stangenaaun
peitlid; oitlid Die lange &eibe Saus
Ter, norolib 8erge uno tiefe lange
Sdludten, Iii6lid Die glufi6iebbabn
fir Die leeren 8agen. Dabinter Gan.
bers SarmbduIer uno iiber oem 8a6
feline Stallunsen l1no Ser ib0ne bobe
8erg NIT rem berrliden Sbitgarten.
@ir miiiien iest iiber ben 5tangen-
5aun bur6s &ornfelo uno bur9 lei-
men Sof gum Sauptmeg, Ser nah 8es
iten gebt bur6 bas breite Sal"
8udingbam lag redts bonn Saupt-
meg; bate 5tpei ooer bret 8ege bon
Often nad @elten; Die 5tpei our6 oie
&olonie famen erit NIT Der &olonie.
Sinb beibe 1tid)t mebr, ooer MIR pe-
mig oabon iibrig. Ser Saupttpeg lit
iebt Ser barte 8eg bon Corning burd
bas f6one Sal na9 Sbamnee, Ohio.
aber oamals CAB es nidts a1s einen
erbarmli6en 9redpeg.
(Sortietung folgt)
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Gedanken und
Erinnerunsen
Bon Mep. s. Guertges
(SortIebung)

Ser @eg purbe tpeltli6 bur6ge-
Ieet big aum gnoe oes Seloes, mo eln
anoerer 2anopeg norbli9 bas Sal
binauf au anoern 8auern ging. Oieler
neuere Sell Der &olonie tpurbe Die
untere aolonie genannt. Die obere
aolonie batte peiBe, fleineN uno gro
Bere SGuier aus gi6enbol5 NIT aufite-
benoen 8rettern uno tparen tpeiB ge=
tiin9t. 9ie untere &olonie bate II
gr0Bere, 5tpeiitodige Sauier aus Ean-
nenbol5 NIT langen auhtebenoen 8ret-
tern nit 2atten iiber ben Spalten ge-
sogen uno maren ounfelrot angeltri=
1en. sic nabm it6 gan5 bornebm bon
Der oberen &olonie aus. Iue groBen
SGuier foiteten $S Wonatsn1iete, Die
fleineren $6.
,Sp6ter, ols 3ede Scr. 19 gum 5tpei-
tenmal anfing l1no in a1bere Sanoe
fam, Itieg au9 bic Wiete. Die 8anbe
tparen NIT Stuffo berieben, aber iebr
6iinn uno 6arum falt int @inter, be-
ionoers neil iie alle bod auf Bfoiten
itanoen. Oie Eannenbauier maren
ni6t ituffatiert, ionoern nur nit un-
terer Solaoerfleioung berieben uno
baber Die reiniten 8an5enbuoen. Sn
men uno auBen 1iefen Oie 8an5en an
BEN 8dnben entlang uno man fonnte
ite nidt losmeroen; es gab nur einen
@eg, bieie Beit los5uperben: oas
Jeuer.
T. Somit bate Die obere @olonie piel
reinere Bobnuneen; iie beltanb al1d
aus 75-1OO @obnungen. Damn la-
gen nod biele Pripattpobnungen an
BEN atpei anberen @egen, no man ipa-
ter 2dben, &neipen ,tno &oitbduier
binbaute. glud bas erite fatboliide
&ir6Iein unb S9ule unb nod 5tpei
anoere Shulen lagen an bieien 8e-
gen. 8udingbam in Bliite tpar Elm
idones Stabtden NIT guten fatboli-
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Gin aus 9eutf9lano in Stodboln1
eingetroffener &eiienoer er5dblte, oab
nad ben fur6tbaren 8ombaroierun-
gen au9 bon Der 5tabt Sannober
nidts n1ebr iibrig geblieben tit, uno
baB es bort nod idlimmer ausiiebt,
als in Samburg.
Gier Gage unb bier NGdte maren
Die meiiten ueberlebenoen obne Nab-
rl1ng, oa 8rdnbe uno 8ontben ale
8orrdte bernibtet uno BEN 8erfebr
abgei6nitten batten. Sn beioen Stdb-
ten iino Befanntma9uneen angebra6t
tporben, tpeld3e ben 8etpobnern bas
8erIaiien berbieten, NIT benz &in-
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8iidof @utbberg S'@ara, g.B.,
Mpoitolii6er 8ifar Ser yuanling-Su-
nan 8ropin5, China, idiloerte in ei.
ner Breiiefonferen5 in Seem yorf, tpie
an 8eibnadten 1941 in &onsfong er
uno 80 fatboliide Hrieiter uno Or
oensbriioer, lauter amerifaner, bon
Sapanern feitgenommen uno NIT auf
Dem &iiden gebunoenen Sanben nah
einem Selbe transportiert tpurben,
I'M eridoiien 5u tperoen. ,,Mnbertbalb
Stun6en itan6en mir Dor Ser Sinri1.
tunesabteilung. @ir erteilten uns ge-
genIeitig sic Mbiolution uno parte-
ten gefaBt auf unier gnoe. Ser 8e-
febl gum Seuern fam aber ME.
S6lieBlib tpuroe Der 9efebl aur Sin-
ri6tung 5uriidge5ogen." 8arum,
peiB Ser 8iihof nidt. Die Brieiter
uno 8riioer tpuroen in elmer Garage
lntersebradt un0 feds Monate fei.
gebalten. SdlieBlid uuroe 8iidof
O'@ara 6ur6 gingreifen 6es 8att-
fans freiselaiien.
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Cine Seem gorfer 3eitung meint,
man tonne ii6 i6on borltellen, mas
alles paiiieren tperoe, ipenn ft6 Der
bom 8unoesbanoelsant fir nd9ites
Sabr propbe5eite 8isarettenmangel
einmal fiiblbar 5a maden beginnt:
v9ie geaien- uno Nadenipeaialiiten
meroen einige ibrer &unoen berlieren.
Gut ange5ogene Serren uno 9an1en
mer6en bieueidt at beoba9ten fem,
ipie iie Stuntrnel in Sen StraBen auf-
beben. Sos .aaugamn1igeidaft miro
bliiben. Deforatipe fleine Sabafpfeifen
fiir Srauen peroen .ibr gribeinen
MAIDEN. Ser &autabaf miro biellei9t
cine @iebergeburt erleben uno nit
linn Der Spudnapf. Erosoem aber
glaaben mir ni9t, baB Die @epublif
1tr1terdehen foir6.''
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lfden 2euten, nno nur uenisen an-
beresgldubigen.
gun es bieB anfdnglid INNER:
Bauer, biIf Dir ielbitl' Damn elm
amerifaner lnuB iid ielbit 5u belfen
milien. 9ie Deutiden, Elm praftiides
golf, elm WilitGrpolf, beritanben fib
pie oas Militar ielbit 5u belfen, oenn
10 biele M6nner tparen ia Solbaten
gepeIen unter Dem alten @ilbelm Dem
griten, &onie bon Rreuben uno Seat
Ier bon 9eutidlano. 8aren alio aus
gebiloete Soloaten getpeien, 3. 9.
1864, in Sdlesmig-Solitein; 1866
Norbbeutiblano gegen Siiooentlf-
lano; 1901 Deutidlano gegen
Sranfrei9. l1n6 INNER batten Tie ge-
iiegt. &ein 8unoer, 6ab oieie &erle
10 mutig uno fret paren; ia oft ban-
oelten als tpenn ite bie 8elt beitegt
bdtten. SCUM bier i'm freien @merifa
uno beionoers in 8udingbam, mo-
feine Boli5ei mar, ionbern nur Elm
Sheriff. batten fte freie 2uft unb lie.
Ben it9 oft los, mie es BEL einem fro
fen, freien 8olfe oft seidiebt. SIM
groBen ganaen mub ntan iagen: tie
tparen quite Seute uno bielten piel
auf 9lnitano uno quite Sitten.
Sn ser erIten Wo6e gab es 1ebr
bteI at tun, Biz man big Son1tag ii6
eingeridtet bate. @lei9 Dor oem
Saus nno int Saus gab es Irbeit.
9ie @eIelidaft iagte einfa6: ~Sir
it pourielf." Ser alte .SausboB" S.
&eup 1par ettpas ftrens. Dod oas
r1uBte er tpobl iein, benn bas 8olf
braudte anes auf, nas 6ie @eien-
i6aft gum Sausbau berbeibrabte. Das
ourfte aber nur eeldeben Big iie aaes
fertig batten; aber 6a gab es INNER
ettpas 5u bdnmern uno 5u i6reinern.
Oie Wobeltii6ler paren immer be-
| i9aftigt; brau6ten aber oas Waterial
Ser @eienidaft. 60 eing es iolange,
Biz ite ni6ts mebr befommen fonn-
ten.
@ir taten mie 6ie an6ern. Das er-
lte tpar Die @aidbiitte. oann eine ge-
ranoa Dor Dem Saus, bann neue
Ereppen, Damn tpuroe bas Saus nn-
ten nit 8rettern beroogen, oa1n Sob
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Naittuod ben 8. ssobember 1913

tpeis, BOB ibnen unter Strafe ,1irgenos
in Deutfhlntb innerbalb Der ,1dhiten
is Sabre erIaubt tperben tniirbe, I'm
terfunft 5u inhen.
&ein @unber, bob Die Moral bes
beu.fben 8olfes irnnler mebr auiant--
menbridt.
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u. s. Treasury nehnYt,. "a. I.

oaran i6tperli6 geba6t baben, als er
i'm nieoeridob; iibrigens bat Der 81n-
i6e Dor ieinem Eooe @eitdnbnilie ge'
madt, oie pabrideinli6 Dem @rafen
sen Sals bre6en lperben.'
uSSSn tpief fern?"
,,@enaueres fann i9 Sbnen 11i9t
beri6ten, 10 bor5iigli6 au9 inn iibri-
gen meine 4ueue lit. Man ipri6t nidt
nur bon 8anfnotenfdli9une, ionbern
aud bon Der grmor6ung @rune-
tpalos."
Die beiben &erren eineen iett bin-
aus. @raitniti trat aus ieinem Ser
ited berbor.
Sein sIntlis tpar totenblei9. Sn
ieinen fiebergliibenoen &ugen ipiegel-
te iib namenloie @ngit.
gr fonnte it9 alles erflGren: Wi=
dae1 bate BEL bem &onmer5ienrat
einbre6en tpollen uno tpar bel Sic Ter
@elegenbeit aneeI6oiien tpor6en; Dor
ieinem Sooe batte er, aus perlonlider
&a6e, feline @enoilen berraten. 8e-
ri6teten Die &erren Dies nun in Ser
@eieaidaft, un6 erfl,br es Der fran-
50iiide 8eamte, 10 beiann ft6 6ieier
getpib nidt langer mebr, ben SlI6t-
ling, ben er berfoIgte, nun berbaften
5u laiien.
@enn es linn nur nod gelang, bie
Sta6t 5u berlaiien, bebor Die 8erfol-
ger i'm erreihten!
Obna @elo fonnte er audi ni9t
flieben. gr tpollte tpenigitens oen Ser
iu9 MAIDEN, 6as, tpas er nod in iei-
ner Bobnung beiab, mitarnebmen.
X * X
Mit groBen @hritten bur9eilte er
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.,genn bos aIIes nohr 1T. bonn

n8enn oas alles pabr iit, bann
beoauere id ben &ommeraienrat' !,
fagte ser Cine, tpdbreno ct ieinen 8a-
letot alls5og. User bate bas abnen
fonnen! alio es ioa ipirfli6 ser Die.
ner bes @rafen araitniti eepeien
lein?"
u8ie i9 Sbnen iaete," ertpioerte
Ser snoere, ~er beiaB bie S9liiliel
gum &aiien5i,nmer uno 81. ben @elo.
idrdnfen, oieielben Sdliiiiel, sic oa-
mails Dem berurteilten &aiiierer ge,
raltbt tporoen iino."
uSomit iit bas Mar6en am gnoe
oenno6 8abrbeit eetpeien?"
u8ie es ibeint, getpibr'
u9ann lit es i6aoe, oaB Ser 0ie.
ner nidt mebr lebt; per meiB, mas
er aues bdtte beri6ten fonnen."
Scr &aiienoiener Steinfelos mag
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n9as mag iein", unterbrad i'm
Der @raf barid, ,,aa9 bier miro
mander, nit oem id perionlid nidt
befannt bin, meaten Namen fennen. !"
uuno Der Marquis tpuroe ent-
larbt2" fraete elmer ser Serren, in,
oes Dr. 2eitenring BEN 8olen unper-
tpanot beoba6tete.
,,Nein'', ertpiberte 9ufaure, uoie
8abrbeit fam erf an oen Sag, ais
Ser Marquis, BEN ireenoiemano &C.
parnt baben muBte, Earis idon ber-
laiien batte."
Limb man bat ibn ieit6em nidt
tpieoer eingefangen?"
SD fann's Sbnen ni6t iagen;
perfolgt puroe er, aber ieitoem babe
i6 aud nibts ueiter geb0rt.'
Graf &raiinifi erbob ii6. Gin ip0t-
Tides 2adeln umipielte feline 2ip-
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+ Sobesan3etge,t +

Soiepb 8asfe, sr, eeit. in Sort
Suron, Wei6. sllter 2eier.
2eopolo Gberle, seit. am 10. Sept.
1913, i'm Mlter bon "a ssabren,
1pobl borbereitet in 2ouisbille, ap.
Seine @attin folgte ibm i'm Eooe
am 18. September, tpobI borbe.
reitet. Mm ID. gueuit feierten beioe
ibr 60. gbeiubildum. Mlte 2eier.
Nfrs. Sui. 8albad, geit. am 12. slug.
1943 in Netparf, g. S. 2aneiGb-
rtge, eifrige 2eierin.
9enrb Soi. 0roit, seit. am 4. Mop.
1912, nod langtpierieem, in Drift
ltder @eouIo getragenem 2eioen,
in Nempbis, Eenn. MIter 2eier.
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pen.
.Die &erren perben midi e1ti6ul-
.bigen'', iagte er nit elmer let9ten
8erbeugung; Imam ertpartet MIDI I'M
Spiel5immer. 8ieaei6t babe i6 ipd-
ter oas 8ergniigen, Sbre tpeiteren
MlitteiIunsen iiber oieie intereiiante
@ei6idte gu b0ren, Serr 2afleur."
@r berlieb ben Saal, aber faum
tpar ct orarBen, als feline 2ippen ii6
aufeinanoerprebten rno feline 8rauen,
unter benen Die @ugen unbeiloou fun
felten, brobeno it6 5uiammen5ogen.
,,Spion!" mrrmelte er uno obne
zines ser anoeren 3immer 5u betres
ten, eing er 11nber5iiglid in ben Gar
oeroberaum.
Sein i9uIbbelaoenes @e1piiien iogte
ibm iofort oie 8abrbeit. gr tpuBte
|iett, bab oieler angebli9e @einrei=
ienbe elm Boli5eibeamter tpar, ser i'm
berfolgte.
Sebt gait es, abermals etnen Bor=
iprung 5u getpinnen, um Der 6roben-
ben @efabr gu entgeben. Dr. 2eiten=
ring lpar nit Dem 8eanten berbiin-
bet, 6as fonnte ebenfaus feinen1
3peifel unterlieeen, uno Die @efabr
riidte 6aour6 nur Inn 10 ndber.
X X X
@raf &raitnifi itano nod i'm 6unf-
len Sintererunb oer @ar6erobe, als
apei linn befannte &erren raid eir-
traten; er molIte tparten, Biz iie oas
3immer uie6er berlaiien batten. Sn
ieiner augenblidlihen 5timmung
fiblte er iid gan5 rnfabig, cine I'm
terre6ung anaufniipfen.
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Die StraBen. 60 oft er cine Uni.
form iab, prallte er 5uriid; er atnete
mieoer auf penn er an ibr norbei
mar.
gnolid erreidte er oie StraBe, an
ser iein Saus itano, unb als er iest
Tim oie gde bog fiel fem 8lid auf
cine 5ablreibe Wenidenmenge, bie
gruppentpeiie beiiammenitanb uno iid
lebbaft miteinanoer unterbielt.
&raiinifi blieb 5auberno iteben.
8aren sic Saider idon in ieinem
Sauie?
gr muBte @etpiBbeit boben - es
gelang linn, ii6 unbemerft elmer
@rrppe 81 nabern.
Scr &rug gebt 10 1anee 5um
8rltnnen, bis er bri6t'', iaete cine
tiefe 8obitimme; bier bats einen
babliden 9ru6 gegeben. 9ie gan5e
Staot mar ia bon bon oem rei6en
polniiben @rafen, uno iebt iteut itd
beraus, oab er Elm Salin1iin5er uno
9taubmoroer it,"
y&ein iibles @ei6Gft!" ipottete Elm
Inoerer. uWtan muB MIR Slid uno
ein peites @etpilien baben."
vllno man oarf iid nid]t ertpiiden
laiien'', fiigte cine alte Srau binou.
SD bob's ia eleid geiast> Elm ebr,
lider Wann bdtte 6as l1ngludsbaus
'ni6t eefauft"
u0iesmal ligt's ni6t am Sauie,
1Ionoern an BEN Meni6en ieIbit!" fieI
ibr oie 8abitimme Ing @ort. sd
modte nidt in Der Saut oes po1ni-
|ifen @rafen iteden.''
uSSit bie Boli5ei idon inn Sau ie?"
fragte Der anbere.
u8orbin baben ite einen S6loiier
gebolt - ite tper6en 6as gteit tpobl
leer finoen."
| uDie Na6barn tpollen ia einen
Sdub gebort baben'', tparf oie Srau
elm.
|. "9ann miro er iid tpobl cine au-
gel ourd BEN S6doel geiagt baben",
Imeinte Die 8aBftimme, uio maden
| iie's in ser 9fegel, tpenn's Mattbdi
am 2ebten iit."
~9as tpdr' areerlid', iagte bic
Srau, ~iol6 ein 8uri6e nluBte Of.
fentltd auf 6em Marft ausgeiteIlt uno
gepeiti6t tperoen."
~0as mare Elm SdauipieI fir olte
8eiber!' brummte oie 8aBltimme
~Da fommen fte! sSest tperoen mir
boren, mas es gibt."
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