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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28


 
 Streamline our activities, avoid dupli- cation and overlapping, eliminate interdeparSnental friction, make decisions with dispatch, and keep both our military machine and our essential civilian economy running in team and at high speed"
 By executive order, MT. Roosevelt gave the new super home front or ganiZation unprecedented authority over the national economy and the war productive effort.
 The Office of War Mobilization was specifically empowred:
 ITO develop unified programs and to establish policies for the maxi mum use of the nations natural and industrial resources for mili- tary and civilian needs, for the ef- fective use of the national man. power not in the armed forces, and for the adjustment of such economy to war needs and conditions"
 This appeared to give the new or ganization top authority over every function of the government touch ing on war problems, except actual operations of the armed services.
 The office also was authorized by MT. Roosevelt to issue such direc- tiveS on policy and operations to the federal agencies and depart ments as may be necessary to carry out the programs developed, the policies established -. :"
 And he specified that it shall be the duty of al lsuch agencies and departments to execute these di- rectives, and to make to the Office of War Mobilization such reports as may be required"
 Mr. Roosevelt explained in statement accompanying the eXecu- tive order that the war mobilization committee was purposely kept small "so that it can function most ef- fectively."
 Department heads, however, will be asked to sit from time to time with the committee.
 Vinson, the new economic stab- ilization director. was a congressman from Kentucky for IA years and for eight years of that period mem Der of the House ways and means committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

It is not yet decided but at least We feel better about it."
 CThe National Broadcasting com pany's London reporter said that 12 Axis submarines apparently had been sunk during the first three weeks of May. He also reported that the Axis is credited with build ing about 10-U-boats a month";
 Eden, speaking at wings-for- victory rally here, asserted the at- tack will be pressed home by all means in our power for we are relentlessly determined to destroy Fascism and prosecute the war against Italy with all the force we possess so long as Italy fights Hit lers war"
 He pointed out that the Allies now command all North African bases.
 What the Italians are enduring now and what they are about to endure has been brought upon them by Mussolini and his Fascist asso- ciates," Eden said. He declared that it is for the Italian people to decide whether they are to endure this bombardment to the bitter end and when it is to stop
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

mean area. Comparatively modest Fortress groups in Britain actually provided major aid to the Allies in the African campaign by limiting tn number of reinforcements which the Nazis could send their squad rons in Tunisia and Sicily.
 It is of course, impossible for the bomber squadrons to operate con- tinuously.
 The physical strain is too great for one thing. For another, the planes constantly need repairs, re- fitting and overhauling. Casualties must be replaced.
 For example, if the American air force had 100 Fortresses on British bases, only under the most unusual condition would it be possible for all 100 to take of simultaneously.
 There is constant attrition. If 100 could take off one day. it is possible that only 30 would be ready to take of the next day. On the third day the number would be decreased still further, and so on.
 Actually, the American air force has been making the maximum ef-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
Community Club In
 Memorial Exercises
Annual Ceremonies to Be Held at O'Clock Sunday
 Afternoon; Mayor to Be One of Chief Speakers
WASHINGTON HILL

Frank A. McGrath, chairman Of the Memorial Day Celebration, is calling a meeting of his committee {or 7:30 o'clock tonight, at the Con- nunity House. The Memorial Day eX- ercises are held every year by Wash ington Park Community Club to show due respect to their deceased members - people who have worked and lived among us, and who having passed on to their great reward, and 1t behooves us all to spare a few moments of our busy lives to pay khem a little homage.
 Flag raising will take place Sun Hay morning, with George Lynch h charge of this part of the exer-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
GASOLINE SUPPLY
 INADEQUATE HERE

Waterbury's weekend gasoline supplies are "discouraging", dealers reported today, and unless additional shipments are received today or to- morrow many motorists will face a gasless holiday, it was indicated. With the pleasure driving ban in ef- feet, however, the demand is eX- pected to be considerably lower than in former week ends
 Motorists are permitted to drive to cemeteries on Memorial day, according to an OPA ruling, ana many local operators are expected to use gasoline coupons for the purpose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

fort under given conditions and that effort is growing as fast as tn flow of aircraft and new crews will permit.
 For the sake of perspective, it should be realized that the air force is no different from land armies or navies. The navy may go throuh a whole year fighting only a handful of battles With the speed of modern naval warfare this might mean only a few minutes of actual fleet action a year. Armies have equally long pauses between active operations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
HAWAII TO PLAY
 MAJOR WAR ROLE
Continued from Page D

Richardson will automatically be- come a lieutenant general when he steps ino Emmons job. He is 60 years old, native of Charleston, S. C., and 1904 graduate of West Point.
 Last year Richardson made a tour of the Pacific at the request of Gen. George C. Marshall, chief of staff, during which he visited Australia, Hawaii, New Calendonia and New Guinea.
 Richardson was moved to San Jose, Cal, as commander of the northern California sector in De- cember, 194l. In 1912 he served in the Philippines, where he was wounded, and during the World War took part in the St. Mihiel and Mouse Argonne offensives. Before going to San Jose, he was director of public relations in Washington and Seventh Corps commander at Birm- ingham, Ala.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

Altogether the Russians were re- ported employing at least 10 in- fantry divisions, supported by five tank brigades. A special German communique said the main attack was launched by six infantry divi- sionS and three tanks regiments on on a narrow sector of the front northwest of Krimskaya, 16 miles northeast of Novorossisk and 40 miles southeast of Temryuk, after a tWo-hour artillery barrage.
 Strong enemy bomber formations attacked our forward positions with bombs and cannon fire" the com munique said. "The continuously attacking Soviets succeeded finally in breaking into our positions local ly, but the intended break through was not achieved.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
JOHN LEE SMITH
 CAPITOL VISITOR

Hartford, Conn.,, May 28-O OUP)- Lt.-Gov. John Lee Smith of Texas, was visitor at the State Capitol today, heading a delegation of Con- necticut Knights of Pythias, of which he is supreme chancellor in the United States and Canada.
 After brief chat with Gov Bald win and Secretary of State Mrs. Frances B. Redick, Smith left for Boston to attend a reunion of the 26th Division.
 Last night at Middletown, he was presented with a picture of the homestead of Moses Austin, for whom Austin, Tex, was named. Aus tin lived at Durham.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
Reds Lose B Planes
 In Caucasus Battles
(NEA Radiophoto)
Continued from Page D

Our grenadiers stubbornIy and
 resolutely defended each ditch and each cover point, thus delaying the Soviets, and gained so much time that our reserves started coun- ter-attack and succeeded in press ing back the enemy step by step and defeating strong Soviet forces. ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
ANCIENT HISTORY

As Grand Caesar of the Ancient Order of Modest Romans in "The Good Fellows" stands in a gilded chariot to preside over lodge meet ings. The chariot was used in DeMille's Cleopatra" 10 years ago,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

handle them and this is the reason a new troop is now forming to take care of these youngsters.
 This is very worthwhile work, the girls have lots of good times to- gether, and they learn a great deal that is important to them in later life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

geau, Fred Talbot and our late mayor, Vincent A. Scully, MT. and Mrs. J. Calvin, and John Norton. His Honor Mayor John s. Mona ghan and Superintendent of Parks James Curtin have accepted invita- tions to be on hand, as well as the clergymen of the city, who will give the Invocation and Benediction dur ing the exercises.
 Rehearsal for the minstrel for the Girl Scouts trop 40, to be held at Washington Park Community House on June 4th, was held last evening. Mrs. Helen Talbot, who is in charge of the troop and Pat rick Wallace, chairman of the troop committee, were in charge. The show gives great promise of being a good evenings entertainment, taking about one hours time, with dancing until 12 o'clock after the minstrel
 Proceeds from the sale of tickets is to be used to purchase uniforms for the entire Girl Scout troop, and any surplus after that item is taken care of will be used to pur- chase an amplified victrola, for dances held once a month to which the Boy Scouts are invited, and which are well attended.
 Next rehearsal will be held at the Community House at l o'clock Sun ! day afternoon.
 There will b special meeting of all members of the Community club at 8:15 tonight, at the Community House. It is important that all who can make special effort to at | tend, as matters of great importance are to be discussed, pertaining to summer activities of the club. w. F. Kelly is signing up the baseball teams for which he has purchased equipment, as the Con- munity club has the use of the base ball diamond every Wednesday night. For two Wednesdays in suc- ceSion the rain spoiled practice, but perhaps the Weatherrnan will smile for a long enough time to give the "boyS" a chance to get in running shape again. If not, they may have some "pinch-hitters' to run bases for them.
 The women members of the club have a sort of 'left-out' feeling in regard to this baseball issue-but of course the proper thing for them to do now is get up a softball team and give the men folks little op- position.
 An intermediate Girl Scout troop for girls between the ages of 10 and IA is being formed tonight at T o'clock at the Washington Park Community House. Any girl in this age limit who is interested in scout work is invited to be on hand. Miss Mildred Shea will be the scout leader of this group. It seems that there are so many girls of this age interested in joining troop and Mrs. Talbot had so many requests | t0 have them in her troop, which is for an older group, she could not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
POLICE FIND AUTO
 REPORTED STOLEN

A car owned by Wilfred DeVin- cent of 39 Robinson street and re- ported stolen Wednesday night was recovered last night by Motor Pa Dereskevich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

The humming bird lays an egg 15 per cent of its own weight.
 Bostonians prefer brown -shelled eggs; New Workers white.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
BYRNES HEADS
 NEW WAR POST

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
EDEN PROMISES
 NO AIR LET UP

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
NAZIS INCREASE
 FIGHTER FORCES

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
ITALIAN POSTS
 BOMB-DELUCED

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Unless, of course. a girl wants
10 get too much sun and end NJ
as the toast Of the town.
They warn. too. that. come the
Fall the young ladies may regret
those chevrons across the back
when il comes time 10 slip into
a V-backed evening gown.
Girls aren't the only ones who
have adopted the vogue. Males
are going in for il too. AS a
matter of fact, IL is believed that
Uncle Sans soldiers, browning
under the blazing sun of the
South Pacific, first started the
sun-stencilling fad
Nowadays while the girls at
home are going in for insignia
that remind them OF their boy
friends overseas, the boys are
sentimentally sticking TO such
things as cupid's arrows and
hearts with two sets of initials
IN them as reminders Of the fair
ones they left behind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
WITH lite lines

triotic lass is toasting the V-for-
Victory symbol a golden brown.
These sun stencils can be cut
out of practically anything Adj
hesive tape, obtainable in differ
ent widths, is said TO be the best
material for fashioning the cut
outs because it will stick right
on the job even if the bather goes
in the water
To make a stencil first sketch
it out on paper. Then shade in
the parts that will be exposed 20
the sun. In that way the bather
can easily tell how her finished
tattoo will look. Then she cuts
it out and sticks it on.
One days session at the beach
isn't enough TO tan the pattern
very deeply. But it doesn't take
many days before Old Sci has
put his label on for many months
to come.
The experts warn, however,
that tanning shouldn't be rushed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Greater
than the Exodus .

Since started of people has taken place America
which greater than the historical Exodus from Egypt the
Land of Canaan It's the migration of millions upon millions people
production This large and rapid shift population
relatively few accompanied by the of thousands of
factories has enabled Highway Transport make
greatest contributions Here's evidence the
ropoan cepter the nations second largest production
years population increased than 100000 Its coach lines
carried 80 600 passengers 1912 than 194 An estimated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

generally those Of the boy friend.
The large picture at the top
of the page shows a typical pair
of 1913 sun-bathers sporting their
sWccthcarts sergeant markings
while. in the other, another pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

One Of the
Two Pretty
sun
Bathers
al the Left
Is Putting
on the
Strips That
Will Make
Her
Companion
With the
Help of
Old SOFA
Summer
time Top
Sergeant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Faye
Emerson,
n Holly
wood
Movie
StaTIet,
Doesn't
Go In for
Sun-Tan
CheVrons
on Her
Arms -
But Prefers
10 Use Her
Pleasing
Back as a
Victory
Poster.
In the
Picture
at the Left
She Is
Lying
i'm the
California
Sunshine
With a
Stencil
Which VIII
Give Her
the Desired
Effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

WIG
Afternoon
IN the
West Coast
Sunshine
Il Enough
To Make
Miss
Emerson
the Concly
Bearer of
TOday's
Most
Popular
symbol.
And the
"N" VIII
BE i'm
Evidence
for Many
Weeks,
Because
Even If
She Takes
Her sun
Baths
without
the Stencil
the Victory
Sign
Will Get
Darker
Than the
Rest of
Her Back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Patriotic KeSuIt Of The NCCnC IN
the Picture Directly Above.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
Das unheimIiche Haus

lllllHeDHleIl, lUuS lUlE UeIOIItIIIeI IOI=
men. Inn a6t l1br lit 6as @ei6dft ee-
idloiien - sic Saustiir bleibt Bis
neun l1br offen, ba tperoe ib tpobl
cine paiien6e @elegenbeit finben, midi
binein5uidlei6en. ltno bin i6 erIt i'm
&aiien5immer, Damn fann i6 nit al
Ter &ube arbeiten; boffentlid Iobnt's
Ser Mube."
so ion i6 sic slrbeit bier aIlein
berri6ten2" fraste gfanbou dreerlid.
sd orbeite ia aud, uno mir baben
iebt feline 3eit mebr 5u beriaumen.
Sammern Sic nur feit oarauf log.
9rauBen bort's man ni6t, uno ionte
iemanb 1duten> 10 fiimmern sic it6
nidt oarum. Sobalo id fertig bin,
fomme i6 bierber. @leid na9 5ebn
l1br fdbrt Ser S9neu5ug, 11nb nit
oieiem miiiien mir ob0ampfen."
Limo tpenn sic nun ertpii9t tper-
benz" fragte &anboip belorgt. u@dre
es nidt ratiamer, sic ber5idten ouf
oas @eidaft, Inn mir bier bei5uite>
benz"
,Mi6 ertpiidt man 10 Iei6t ni6t", i,
ipottete Widael, uiollte id) aber nidt
redt5eitig bier iein, 10 MAIDEN sic ii6
nit Dem @eloe fort. 8ir treffen bann
|ouf Dem 8abnbof 5uiammen."
gr elite binaus 1n6 fam i9on na6
einigen Minuten NIT einem &aIten
ginbrebertperf5euge 5uriid.
80 oa baben Sic al(es, ,pas Sie
beoiirfen'', iaste er; uid oenfe, sic
lueroen's idon fertig bringen. 8or
neun l1br bin ib pieoer bier, Damn
n1uB aIles iotpeit georonet iein, oaB
mir teilen f0nnen. &raitnift miro tpii-
ten, tpenn er it9 betrogen itebt; aber
linn bleibt INNER nod eenug. gr
miro ni6t pagen, l1ns 5u berfolgen;
uno iollte er au6 uns ipater nod eir=
maj begegnen, tpie baben bieie 8eseg-
nung nidt 5u fiir6ten."
Mi6ael ging la6eno binaus. Slant
5op nabm aus oem &aiten einen i6tpe.
rem Sammer uno begann Die glrbeit.
X X X
Graf &raitnlfi tpar feinestpegs 10
rubig, tpie er it6 ben Mni6ein gab.
0ie pl0blide @nfunft oes &aiiierers
floBte ibm ernitli6e 8eiorgniiie elm.
9ie Drobungen Midaels bera6tete
er un6 baran, baB man i'm berauben
:0nnte, 6a6te er nibt; er tpuBte iein
Yelo iider eenug aufgeboben. ueber'
oies fannie Wi6ael Die @efabren bie
NIT Der getpaltiamen @rbre6ung Der
eiiernen Sir berbunben tparen. &ra-
Itnifi 5tpeifelte au9 nidt baran, baB
'ein @enoiie nibt idumen tuer6e, bic
Jlu6t 5u erereifen.
@rniter tpar ibm Die @efabr, bic ibm
Don anoerer Seite 6robte. Ser &aiiie-
rer 6es 8reslauer Sauies batte in
Mi6ael ben 1eberbringer Ser fali6en
8anfnoten erfennt. @s NOR allo ims
merbin m0glid, oaB er oaraufbin idon
iebt Sdritte tat, INN iid Die 8orteile
>ieier iiberrrai6enoen @nt6edung 81.
idern. gs tpar iogar an5unebmen,
>aB er iidb iofort gum &ommeraien-
rat begeben 1piirbe, Inn ibm bieie Gnt
oedung mit5uteilen; ferner, oaB er oie
gerbaftung Midaels for6erte 1no oei'
'en Serrn ser Mitpifenidaft beidul-
>igte.
@ar 6ies niht aeIheben, 70 6urfte
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/
oas @elo tpieoer 5uriid5ugeben; aber
es fiel ibm fdper, sic len gntIdlub
5n faiien, nno er fiir6tete aud, iid
Dem &ommer5ienrat gegeniiber eine
8loBe ar geben.
8enn nur iebt no6 feine Mnseige
gena6t mor6en tpar!
@r muBte @etpiBbeit baben. 8ar
Der &aiiierer nod ni6t bel Dem &om-
mer5ienrat getpelelt bann ,par anb
por oem naditen Morgen ni9ts 5u
befiirdten.
9ie Sreunbli9feit, nit Ser Stein=
felo oen gintretenben ernpfing, lieB
oenielben erfennen oab feline 8e-
fiir6tl1ng 1tnbegriinbet lei.
u8itte, nebmen sic Blab", ioste
Ser 8anfier, ui6 tperoe iogIei9 5u
Sbrer 8erfiigung fem. Die 8oit mar
tetb nidt, un6 6ieie 8riefe miiiien
beute Mbenb nod fort"
uSalien Sic 1t6 nt9t itoren'', er>
tpioerte &raiinifi autatmeno, tpdbren6
er iib in einen Seiiel iebte; ,i9 babe
3eit.'
Ser 4ommeraienrat las sic 8riefe
flii6tig uno unteraeibnete iie, bann
5og er an Ser @Iode uno lbergab oie
8riefe Dem eintretenoen Gebilfen.
Scum mGre 6ie glrbeit bieies So
ges erle6iet"', fder5te er, ieinem @ait
cine 3igarre anbieten6. Isle baben
loelaibe in tpabrbaft fiirltli6er @eiie
iiberaidt - 6ie Dame1 ftnb ean5 ents
5iidt iiber Sen Sdn1ud."
Ser Graf berneigte ii6 la6elno.
Sein 8lid rubte ertpartungsbou auf
oem @eiidt oes 8anfters.
SD bin Sbnen 6anfbar fir 6ieie
angenebme Mitteilung'', iaete er;
uoufridtig geitanben, mar mir bieier
S6mud nod nidt id0n genug aber
Der sSutpelier fonnte mir ni6ts 8ei=
ieres borlegen, 11no id tpollte audi
nidt marten, Biz er Elm neues &C.
i6meibe angeferttgt bdtte."
Isle i6er5en tpobl!" ertpioerte
Steinfelb. sd erinnere midi nidt,
ie einen prd6tieeren Sdmud geieben
gu baben. Meine 9amen tperoen ST.
men getpiB oasielbe fagen. Sd BE-
oauere MIR, baB sic ni6t beute idon
ibren 9anf in gmpfang nebn1en TOM
men; ite itn6 eben ausgefabren, Inn
elmer ginlaoung Ser Srau @eri9ts-
prdit6entin 5olge au leii iten."
uDann freili9 tper6e i9 midi ge6ul-
BEN miifen.'
u8ir ertparten sic n1orgen gum
Diner', fubr be 8anfier fort, ,,oer
poblberbiente 9anf miro Sbnen Dann
itder 5uteil ,peroen. sn 8e5ug aui
Sbren @unid babe i9 au6 idon nit
meinen Damen @udiprahe genommen
- i9 fann Sbnen Iei6er 11idt Die ee.
tpiinibte @usfunft geben. Weine Gral,
fin6et gegen Sbren Wunid nidts elm.
gu menben, aber Mbelaise fan,t ith
ni6t 6amit befreunoen; bieneidt ge-
lingt es Sbnen i'm 2aufe Der 3eit, IT,
rem @ioeritano au beiiegen."
Graf &raiinifi batte Die Brauen al,s
Iammengeaogen. gr fannte Mbelaibe
bereits geniigen6, Inn au tpiiien, oab
ite ben einmaI geduBerten @nti6lub
ni6t drbert1 tpiir6e.
~S9 muB midi freili9 in 6ieiem
01,.nfta Sa.. Nnu4Eaka.. ...a;.sa,. 0lrn,,4
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
Wsittpsd, ben 20. september 1943

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f0nnten sic Sbre @eiddfte georbnet
baben."
@raf @rafinIfi bIidte iinneno ben
Hau6p0lfden ieiner 3igarre nah,
uno tpie &obn 5udte es fliidttg iiber
fem @ntlib.
60 nabe ieinem 3iel, iollte er Der
2aune zines iungen Ma66ens ft6 fiji
gen uno bas idtper grrl1ngene tpieoer
gefabroet ieben?
,,@etpiB", ertpiberte er nit erbeu.
6elter &ube, uunter bieien 8erbdIt-
niiien enti6lieBe id MIDI fur5; biel'
leidt trete id i6on morgen Ibeno
neine geiie att. Moelaibe 1piinidt ia
aud, 6aB uniere gerIobung einittpei'
len nod sebeim bleiben m0ge @db'
reno meiner Mbmeienbeit. -"
u8ei ibrer 9fiidfebr tperoen sic Ell.
ne frobe, gliidlide 8raut fin6enl"
l1nterbra6 i'm Der 8anfier raid.
sd boffe es'', 11ifte ser Role. Isle
baben tpobl NIT einem 2onooner
8anfbauie @erbin6uns?"
u@etpiB; id meroe Sbnen 8riefe
mitgeben. 80"
uDarum tpollte id sic bitten, ,1no
5uar nidt INN gmpfebl1nssbriefe al.
lein, ionoern au9 INN 8edieI."
Isle f0nnen bieielben in ieber
Stunoe erbalten."
10000 Bfun6 Sterline, ipenn
id bitten barf; i9 pe6e morgen Bor'
mittas nad meinem 8eiud BEL ST.
rem 9amen Sen @edieI in @mpfang
nebme1. sS9 CLAUDE nibt, 6aB i6 nur
sic Sdlfte bieier Summe gebrauden
perbe, ober id fann audi ntdt tpiifen,
tpel9e Sor6erungen oriiben an mild
berantreten', >. fubr er fort, aIs er BEN
8lif bes 8anfier bon 8efremoen aIf
ft6 eeridtet iab; ,,es lit 1pobl moglid,
baB i6 sic Qgenter, tpelde ben Ser
fauf meiner Sitter betreiben, NIT
nambaften Summen bonorieren mub.
Sd bin entibloiien, Opfer gu brinsen,
Inn bteie Mngelegenbeit oefinitib 81.
oronen. 9ie aus bem 8erfauf er5iels
ten Summen laiie i9 auf bem getpobn-
ten @ege in lire &aiie fIieBen."
Isle f6nnen 5u ie6er Belt iiber ben
berlaneten @ediel berfiigen", iagte
! Ser &om1ner5ienrat NIT elmer leibten
gerbeugung; i'd tper6e i'm morgen
frbii austellen uno oas 2onooner
&al1s benadri9tigen laiien. sic tpol-
len alio n1orgen gbeno mirflid abrei'
len?"
y@ieneidt; tpenn ni9t morgen,
Damn iibermorgen getuiB. Saben sic
bon Dem 8reslauer Sauie Na6rih.
! ten erbalten, bic mid betreffen?"
| ,,Neuer6ings2 Nein, mir niiiien
nun abtparter, ob es iib NIT unierer
slnttuort auf feline Goroerung begnii.
gen miro"
ve9ueli6r' iagte arafinfti gelai.
fen. ,,Mir 1T Die Sade b0dit total.
Sd mub 5ugeben, oab oieie 5oroerung
einigermaBen beredttst lit; Inn 10 un.
angenebmer lit es mir, oa ib ibr nidt
Solge geben 6arf. Sd tpiirbe meme
Sntereiien gu iebr gefdbr6en, tpenn id
es tdte, ltn6 bod fonnte oas Sa,1s
mid 5tpingen, oen Nanen bes Sreun.
oes 5u 1tennen, Der r1eine Glitter ber.
1paltet. &on1n1t oie Sabe 6ann our
&enntnis Ser ruiiiiden Regierung,