davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-11-14
22 Orig. $50
SPUN RAYok
SLACK SUITS
$50
IslIII7:IIE
II novy and brown. Sizes 80 to ~.
Joekct hos v neekIine. two pockets.
SportsUear-Second Floor

Is Orig. l.zo Boys Knit z-pe. I
Suits, stripe shirt, solid-color
pants. Sizes 3-6---------78e
10 Orig. l.o9 Boys z-pe. Wash
Suits Sizes 2-3-4------I.57
4 Orig. 1899 Teens Wool Jump
ers. Sizes l0-l2-l4----7.77
z Orig. 5.so Plaid Skirts. pleoted.
Sizes l4-l6-------------1,o6 SO
6 Orig. ITO Teens White Royon
BIouses. Sizes 9 and lo---l.99
4 Orig. $50 Teen Royon Print
Dresses. Sizes lO-l4----3.69.
Orig. zI.oo Black Leotherefte
Baby carrioge
Orig. 1850 Boby Carriage, floor
sonPle, as is-----------lo.49
i Orig. 1889 Waterpiroof Inner
spring Crib Mottress. floor sam
pie, as 100
3 Orig. $40 Bassinette Matt
tresses. waterproof, floor somp!es.
as is 2. 20
! Orig. $50 Little Boys Light
weight Tweed coafs. Sizes 4 and
6 6-----------------3.68
Hats to motch----------I.z5
5 Orig. z.o9 Girls Quilted Robes.
Sizes 5 and 6--------z.I9
children's and Infants Second Floor
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Grannis an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Bernice Grannis to Ernest
Hamilton of Chehalis, Wash. The
marriage took place Thursday
April 4, at Onalaska, Wash. Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton will make their
home in Chehalis.
Mrs. w. w. Grannis returned
Sunday from a visit of three weeks
in California. She spent most of
the time with her son-in-law and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Howard
Wilkins and family at Indio and
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Wilkins in Los Angeles.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
CALENDAR
looming Events.


The Opal camp of Royal Neigh
bors announces that the state con-
vention is to be held in Bozeman,
May %, and all members planning
to attend are expected to be pres
ent at the regular meeting of the
Opal Camp May to make arrange
ments for bus transportation.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
Helena EARTHQUAKES

AS a general rule Helena, Mont,
is not subject to earthquakes. Dur
ing the past decade. however,
series of some $500 very light
quakes was recorded there. Out of
that total possibly only half a dozen
were actually felt by the residents.
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"

DANCES.
Arkansas State Society, shoreham
Hotel, 8 o'clock tonight
International peace ball, sponsored by
E ta veterans Association, Washing
ton Hotel. o'clock tonight,
DRAMA.
Young April" presented by senior de-
school auditorium. Twsnty.second, and
night.
On view at Library Of Congress: Maps
tennial exhibit through March is and
MSa rah 5a Of Palma de Mailora" through
through Fridays. 9 am. to s pm. satars
Special exhibition Of water coIors By
10th annual exhibition Of Washington
water Color Club through Tuesday, Cor
coIan Gallery of Art, 8 am. to 4:30 pm.
pm Sunday and noon sSa to us ESQ p9 M n
Azsles show, Botanic Gardens, First
dependency avenues sn sW afy,an sm and l. In
pm p Sundays through Fridays and am
to nc noon n. SATURDAYS through March Is. ~
conaress s ses1Sn Of q MI
1 1s9as Of Early American History. 1867
HpEE, am to pm. Mondays through
through March IS. W pm' saturdays
Additions to the Kress collection. French
a padint n1st on loan from French governmen
from Rosenwald collection. National GAL
and to 10 pm Sundays tRr % SSe MsreS
wa E1aip IL. OF ,, rewards to war veterans,
captured German banners, National Ar
cnlves, S;45 am. to 5:15 pm, weekdays
a an 80 to pm. Sundays through
str sMu s " in the Air." YMcA. 1885 @
LUNCHEON.
Harvard Club, Hotel Annapolis, 1870
p'm' tomorrow. Members and guests
MEETING.
National Association Of Retired Federal
employees, National Museum, Tenth street
and Constitution avenue NV, pm. to-
morrow. Members only.
MUSIC.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks, 2:3O
pm. tomorrow. o0
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Charles Boyer. Rita H ayworth and Gi nseFT
Rogers, USO Club, Eighth street and Penn
syipanla avenue NV, $3.50 O'Clock tonight
1,s Dan &C. With With, Al-serviee Band. noes
tnnish go ientn street NV, $3.50 O'Clock
ofncers: Dance. omcers Service Club
OF United Nations, s:45 O'Clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in.
Center National 5000. or any OF the
n following Usos: Executive o42s, National
Colored personnel may cali USo, decatur
oo64, or War Hospitality, Decatur 77Os.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01
Sleeping Cor Service
To PITTSBURGH Resumes

Overnight sleeping car service
between Washington and Pitts
burgh, Raleigh and Wheeling re-
sumes tonight, and on March Is,
similar service to Jersey City,
Philadelphia, Roanoke and New
York will be restored, the Pullman
Co. announced today.
A total Of 373 cars returns to
service today for runs of ISL to $50
miles on 40 railroads throughout
the country. The cars have been
released by the Once Of Defense
Transportation following use in
moving troops. Another 1872 cars
will be restored on "a railroads
March Is, the company said.
A company official said return of
cars will not enable travellers to
reserve Immediately all types of
sleeping car accommodations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01

Under D. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license ON
one day, ,Ddit three full days and
receiUe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daps.
:R ay Is e. e a sHs RRH seehs
NV. ~'e'
50S vI4sin nsrhGlt' H RI ceysl.ns Ohio
John hm,, e yWEictsl les. 81, and rlorene. L
9 qog, and Anna M Blandford' g. Cabin in
ds;5e G ssEss NJ T. R GsS7 9Th 1 st
shelton sE ,1s d ssssTds e. ss9s 10Th St
Rq$ss .s g. Ken s|s q, and Chariot. N
70 sSsa Of sS Sos N.ssssb
SSstts aye aye. nv, and Eveline Vierzba
chasies III f. f s ST rs s., $40 shepherd 5.
hE lhssson snd ". Susie H. Matthews 50. Ar r
ffss and ro Meiae L. 81 MOe Sas ath 1t
wenasii ;: nixon 20. 1920 18th st. NV
ana al :, Diana d L. Shepard. 90. 240i 18th
Carlos 4. aon, 90. 500 9Th st. me-, and
Rachel o. English. iais Trinidad ave ave
Mi Lon J. Israel "a. Brooklyn. n. y. and
sad Evelyn PaD.1 "a e. c 4sss fSt 1h L
ks e ", WsrRsa 81 1859 H.rvsse
As IS. s ~ + IVA 18th
clfS sS Sas9s B Il e. a. and ssst, L
W e Boxd ss s sSsh 4f Il Vienna e.
pothins Young. 10, Troy. n n. G. a'"'' ANo
william swinton, SO, $50 9Th st. ne, and
III Minnie Min P Riddls, g. $50 9Th St: re.
sabattie, 20. both Of 1900 Alabama
John av . bsar hsn q 7 gss,s sai5Pons
Alt Sesrn E M VIII as: "a, and Edna M
Ezr RTf RUba aa D0a e. Of fi sss Scatter s.
jerome White IT,, Is, 70 i' St. n.e ~ and
william G. eisrf e. le s Slq FoId st.
n n;x;l and While M. sandifer, is. 1905
Leg se! Aas i 81 n st. and Bell os'ns 40
and Rebecca c. Jasper. Is. 14s Adams
Roy Hinton "a 81 6 St ne, and Rebscca
Conrad N. Lancaster, 80, $40 Florida
ave. NV. and Lillian Dorsey, %, 1921
Harry W. Moore, :, 252 18th st. me-,
and Beatrice L. Couzzin, Is, 633 K ST.
William r. Lee, 43, and Rose Y. Yee, 80,
both of 1243 North Capitol st.
Leonard v. McCrickard, 20, and Emma G.
Tench, ~, both of 3344 Alabama ave.
Sc.
Richard A. Evans, 81, HOO 9Th st. NV,
and Suzanne F. McCauley, 20, $40 z
st. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, wholesale electrical supply
e soass in as Va must be
CHEF Chef Ok COOK, Jewish style; good salary M
Call TIE. 0096 or write Box 135-M. Star.
:s+s ssnfs ffsss
subsidiary Eastman Kodak Co. Phone DI.
COMMERCIAL ARTIsT-Excellent oppor-
tering and graphic reproduction to assist
art director of industrial magazine. State
qualifications, experience and salary ex-
ssao e0x fu eha sssr
COUPLE, colored. settled; man outdoor
work, garden, flowers, chickens, ETC.; wom-
and an n Fsny two adults
Fairfax County. IL miles from downtown
Washington. Separate cottage. oil heat
and conveniences. Good bus service but
h hags car for Use q couple
DEcoRAToks. with initiative to sell. once
persons ABBY u 1PI 81 FER.
MAJ Man 81 VIZ Mom Al With editorial back
associations, Government ofnciais, Con-
gressmen, on commission basis; drawing
Wsse pease Write Box ms Star ayo
ing business and educational BACKGROUND.
MAN OR WOMAN. full-time svitchboard
ss s'ysssE s o s5 asyf fssh sas
s SALE ERSsoN jewelry experience. State 81
age and reference. Excellent salary. Box
SODA piissipENsERs and sandwich man;
good pay. steady work; apply all week.
2. A sCHuLTE, 18th and SITS. NV. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, 1Ddit three full days and
recetDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other dnps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01

sRz set ss's sh
9Th floor, personnel Office, GOLDEN
P FBKd orE zsa stR asd & St # nm p ABBY
ehief operator, to 4 PM. THE DODGE
T5oS nsaass9 eHsg4as Sc aSr
FBx TSsa iof v5 1 %
PHoTo ffNfs ii CT PLANT Pk1N ri hiw and
doper wanted: highest wages in the in
MS aos
sh en- sscS bso sseP IN ref
CLEANERS. 1855 41st e St. NV en-. Ia5s.
sALEswoMEN. suits.
coats and millinery: 5-day week, perma--
f kesr TIE HEeHT s e. tn III
well-aualifed applicant. Box GIN, Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER for exclusive room
ing house on 10th ST.: SIS a month plus
2-rm. apt. for experienced woman not over
49 years old with nice disposition. Box
SALAD Girl, white. for steward dept;
TEL, 18th and De Sales SITS. NV. .
SALESCLERKS 90, with retail drug sun
dry or 5-and-1O experience; salary. $40
plus commission for a 4s-hr.,. 6-day week
For further information call CHI. 1862,
MR. CARRIER. -3
SALESGIRL, Interesting work in Washing
toms smartest junior miss dress shop;
exper, though helpful, is not nee: what
worker; salary to start, $50 per wk. plus
commission; the job is permanent. Apply
GLORIA RHYTHM DRESSES, 437 18th
SALESGIRL, full or part time: meals.
chance for advancement: candy and pastry
clientele. .AVIdNONE FRERES. I777 Co
lumbia I'd. NV. CO. 0333. %
SALESGIRL for Arlington's most popular
dress shop: excellent salary and commits
sions; q real opportunity for the right
party. WYNN'S DRESS SHOP 3134 VIII
son blvd. Clarendon. w. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01

hours. II Pm. to 7:30 am: must have
sas ssl'
fzek al s7 y2s HELPERS and warehouse
SsEf CO.. sG ff4o Ys zee St sE
fhc o1 b. S.!f!1aE
P f8Yh ST. pnRxxrrsMAN, experienced. ed to
make occasional drawings at home. Give
PHtsMAGisT Box .s sS,E star w. 2.
have good references: state age; excellent
O opportunity for = gSod man desiring work
SfAMP5SIdL Is Drug STORE, 47so 14th
RHeToGkAiPHlERSsy,' experienced. for por-
cities; will also train q young man with
sSai assSsdfs # as is hpP
ES Eel ssssn. psss Ysss
PA PLYAs IL ass. white; long Job, top pay.
S "a an. 1G p eoSa after pm or report. to
PLUMBER~Good repair and maintenance
hand hg1,,i for o steady JOB. Apply HARRY
f6RPE l eS}Srsd. st With w D. c. permit to
70 0 20 sunday P PSs'i Is week psam sna
ggsstfn ssa sRs rs Az 9Ss t w.
81 s6p snd Nsx York ave; nv. -
b shtff t. ni,d so All nis Iar Sft 70
zDp Mr. ~ sH"q Rom 4 Se' sly SSs'd ih
PORTER. good salary. GOOD hours. Apply
PORTER, permanent position, 5-day wk.;
must be steady and reliable. Apply
GOLDENBERGS, 18th. 9Th and K SITS, NV,
personnel once. 9Th foor. ii
PORTER. colored. for bicycle delivery and
general work in drugstore. Apply in per-
son; g: =, scHuLzE PHARMAcY. 1852
Porter. coiored. with drivers permit;
ESrs Ta gsEsf dsygSrs rsdsFsnce PIN-
1900 New Jersey. ave. NV
PORTER DELIVERY. LIQUOR store expert
PREssMAN, experienced on open and small
cylinders, for job shop; state presses you
can successfully operate: permanent; no
haS-beens OF amateurs need apply. Box
PRINTERS. linotyp. operator, experience
eSt GOOD doT DONG 'os work. SfS
COMPOSITION CO., 617 9th st. NV. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01

EVENING WORK in classified advertising
dept. Of local newspaper; hours, 5 to II
pm. must be rapid typist and good at de-
tail work This Is full-time position
please Dc. not apply II otherwise employed
Personnel ONCE, RIM. COL, THE EVENING
STAR, 1101 peuna. ave. Nv. -S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01

For i.! interview call DI. 1859, Ext. 81
ished furniture business; fine surround
inss, excel; salary. Apply MAYER g. CO.,
sTENo &c * Her 90 to IS years Of .s.:
nationally known manufacturing CO.; Edi-
sbe eurs. sood saaTs si oppor-
s9qaSy fSF disagreement Cal EX 2s9o1
IN NG;d l19s ysrment ave, ME. 1715 II
sap sSod SO salary hI
81 sfES sM1iHi AZ y Is: 44-hour week.
sisz%sn s'al5s ADD sAM Y c0 E2pRE EDS
aPa and Eyf Sts ~ E.
ness n Apply MALco. 1920 7th st. nv.
Observation-Disclosures opening for
tion, ao;hT weeE: oTIs ELEVATOR c..
s saq MA oss7 position
s sislgns, .. Apply 1sSs 81 !. C. 81
sTENoG RF' wanted van a0'f Tor 81 Wholesale
food business; must know shorthand and
DO general y,eIran ce ySr aSs yin.
or Brentwood, preferred. pleasant sur
S Ss6 g Asr fl ssPPPPssntmsn coop
sTEN0GRAPHER, competent, preferably
one able to use Remington bookkeeping
machine, excellent starting salary with
opportunity for advancement Apply DU-
RIIE CHEMICAL Ed ia CO, CO; $500 s7th pi' Brent
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced. for hote,
work; must have neat appearance: good
salary. Apply general ONCE, WASHINGTON
PROPERTIES. INC, Conn. ave. and Wood
sssffEiNSoGGRAPHER, with thorough knowl.
edge Of SHORTHAND and typing. AMERi-
CsntsG, Bethesda. Md. o. 1928. %
with pleasing personality, $3.50 per mo.
to start; 5-day week. congenial working
regular increases. Apply REMINGTON
RAND, INC. 1915 L st. NV. Mr.. Rooney
temporary employment,
ssTSnaNyoTE ssk IA $685. 0sn.n.n.
IN one Of Washington's most progressive
furniture stores: good hours, satisfactory
salary. R. MARS THE CONTRACT CO..
40 40 Ist st: Sc TR. 5000. %
perm. position: RESERVE OFFICERS AS.
ISOLATION, 1726 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. 6447.
CONTINUED on Next Psgs.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Page Al
SPECIAL NOTICES,


INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared, ans
years. experience; reasonable. DU. 4544.
selling yours. / have the necessary cash.
Ne brokers, please, Bog 192:M. Star: "a
Income tax returns BY public accountants
Open ewes: also Sat. and Sun. RE. 1884
ACCOUNTANT will prepare tax returns,
analyze securities, your home, evenings,
Wiz fns Nor 81 hE up H9 sf8g ,or bt
incurred by any one other than myself.
GEORGE z. BEALE. Jr., 2602 s. Meade
T. VIII ffInf NoT By Ea RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contractsd BY any one Other ,,,t than 1
/ WILL Nor BE REsPONsfBLE for any
debts contracted by any one but myself.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts made or contracted for by any one
other than myself. VIM. A. STALLINS,
400 Upton st. NV 2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01
HELP WoMEN.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE BOOKKEEPER. ade-
auate salary and good working hours for
one experienced in maintaining accounts
payable records. Box S1-M. Star. -6
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE COMMISSIONER COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, TERRITORY OF AL ASKA, SECOND DIVISION IN PROBATE.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF ELIZABETH A. RANK, Deceased.
 No. 7l8 NOTICE OF HEARING AND SETTLEMENT OF FINIL AC- COUNT.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Kenneth McVeigh Rank, Ad- ministrator of the above named estate, has filed in the above nam ed Court his Final Report and Account; and that the 24th day of October, 1946, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the office of said Court, Nome, Alaska, has by Court Order been fixed as the time and place for a hearing on said Final Report and Account, and the adjudication as to whom the heirs and distribu- tees of said estate are.
 OBJECTIONS to said Report and Account, and proof of heir ship will be heard at this time. Dated the 21st day of August. 1946.
 Kenneth McVeigh Rank
 Administrator Publish 101-4-7-1O
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-23
NEW AIR FREIGHTING
 COMPANY TO ALASKA

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 23,-(P) Jack N. Gilbert today announced his appointment as manager, of the new Mt. Mckinley Air Freight Co.,, Inc, and the opening of head quarters here. The company, which carries freight and passen- gers between here and Alaska points, is headed by Jack Scayen- jus. Gilbert has had 35 years ex- perience in Alaska business, for merly with the salmon industry, and headed a shipbuilding plant in Bellingham during the war.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-23
NOME ROTARIANS ASK FOR CHARTER TO INTERNATIONAL

At noon luncheon in the Ne vada Lounge Thursday, the Rot ary Club of Nome elected it's first officers.
 Following a lunch and explan- ation of the Constitution and By Laws of the Rotary, Bud Harper was elected president, Chris Roust vice president, Andy Anderson secretary, Ken Rank treasurer, and Ollie Weaver and Babe Seiden- verg directors.
 Bud Harper announced that the club was sponsored by the Fair banks Rotary Club, and that the local club could expect visits from time to time, from other member Rotarians.
 The officers and directors are making plans for conducting fut- ure meetings and activities of the club.
 The secretary was directed to file application to the Information al Rotary for charter.
 The next luncheon will be Thurs day of next week.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-23
POLAND ACCUSES
 BRITAIN "Taking-sides"

LONDON, Aug. B, -(R)-A Pol ish embassy spokesman accused Britain today of "open interfer- ence" in Poland's internal affairs. The British foreign office respond ed that London's financial accord with Warsaw will not be ratified until the Poles fulfill assurances of free general elections"
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-23
DIOMEDE BOY HERE FOR APPENDECTOMY

Roger Karipari, grandson of Jim Karipari of Diomede Island, was admitted to the hospital for an appendectOmy.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-23
ANCHORAGE SHOP OWNER HERE ON BUSINESS

Mae George, owner of the Treasure Shop in Anchorage, AL aska, is here on a business trip.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-07

S6nanenberg erbob bas Saupt -
Dos iopiale 2d6eln ipielte tpieoer Inn
ieine 2ippet1.
uWfit beiner Meni i6enfenntnis ber-
6inOet li6 Elm belpunoernsmerter
Sdarfblid, 8epmar," iaste er better.
vllno ba bu audi gere6t biit, 10 tpirIt
ou nidt beltreiten, baB i6 tros alle-
Dem Elm gutter &erl bin. gtun ia, i6
bin einisermaBen in 8erlesenbeit.
Der Weiet5ins fir meine bei6eibene
8obnung lit faIig. l1no mir gebt's,
pie 10 nielen anoern. Armeen fann
i6 ni6t aus ser grbe 1tampfen, uno
Elm &ornfelb ipd6it au6 mir 1iDt auf
Ser flaben Sanb. S6 piiroe MIDI nod
elmer anoern @obnung umleben, aber
Ser Sauspirt mar bereits 10 nieoer-
tradtig, feline plumpe Sano nuf neis
ne Wobel 51 lesen; lie ioaen iiber.
morgen berlteigert iperben, tpenn i9
biz oabin nifjt Die Sdulb tilge."
Or. @interfelo mor Dor ieinem
S6reibtiid) iteben geblieben. 8eItiir5t
blifte er Den Sfnager an.
80 tpeit lit es oiesmal i6on gefoms
men?" fragte er. uSeinri6, Seinri6,
ouf Die 3auer fann oas fem gutes
gnoe nebmen!"
~8enn id oas ertpdbnte geidGft
made -"
ra9 mas, lab MIDI nit oeinem
8enn in 9fube! @te groB lit bie
Sun1me?"
uGreiBig Soler."
rGiel @elo fir einen ormen 9of-
tori"
sd seb's sir unper5iisli6 pieoer,
iobalb ids babel"
uSSa, baran speifle i6 ni6t. 9lber
Bis bu es baIt miro mir pobl fein
3abn mebr pebe. tlln," iagte Ser 9of-
tor, inoem er cine S6ublabe 0ffnete
lno Elm iebr fleines, aus Strob ge-
flodtenes &0rbden berausbolte.
o9reiBig Saler! 2ieber Simtnel, pie
piele 8eiude muB i6 oofiir maden!"
uGenflt bu onran au6, tpenn gu
oeinen armen Satienten beine 8orie
0ffneIt2" erpioerte Snfel Seinri1, in
oeiien augen es freuOig oufleuhtete
als er oie 9anfnoten annabn1, oie iein
S6tpager ibm iiberrei6te. uSln
Wobltun uno almoiengeben fennlt ou
ia feline S6ranfen ="
vltno ou tpdreit ser 2este, Dem i6
erlaubte, mir lol6e S6ranfen 5u 5ie-
ben" fiel ser Goftor ibn tpieoer ms
Bort. ~Garin laiie i6 mir feline 8or=
lhriften MAIDEN, benn es lit mein ebr=
li6 peroientes @elo. l1nb penn i6
meine armen 8atienten uuterltiibe, 10
iino Dies Weni6en, Sic nibts eripers
ben fonnen. llnb i6 meine, oies iet
cine onbere Sa6e. Genn ou fonnit
arbeiten uno peroienen, tpenn on nur
ben itol5en, eigenIinnieen &opf beugen
polltelt."
Sea, 6a babe id) tpieoer mein
Sett!" ladte Shuanenberg, Ser sic
ganfnoten 5uiammengefaltet 1,no in
Die 8eltentaide geihoben bate.
"slber icb nebme bir's ni6t libel. Sd
femme bein gutes, ebles Ser5, Dem t9
MIR ben Gortpurf lnahe, onb es 5u
tpeid lit. SD peiB ia, ou meinit es
ni6t 10 i6limm, tpie mitunter beine
@orte lauten. Ipropos, pie itebIt ou
nit Dem Sauptmann BON 8riittner?"
u@esbal6 fragIt bu?" erpioerte
Der 0oftor, befremoet al1fblidenb.
SD Itehe nit ieoermann arf gutent
Sub. Ser &anptmann uno Sberin-
lpeftor bon 8riittner lit Der S6na-
ger unieres Sdmaeers Hiioiger bon
@enieer, ieine Srau lit cine geborne
Sreiin bon Hiioiger -"
nGas meiB ib ia. Sd meine mid
aber au erinnern oaB Der bamals nod
nidt penfionierte &auptmann bie
0erlobung yfiioigers nit beiner
SdmeIter ,ldt gebilligt babe"
1Das mdg ia iein, ipater aber mar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-07

fer fam iib nift enti6lieBen, mir
itnb I'M BreiIe nur Inn Elm @eringes
uuseinanoer uno bie &onfnrren5 bic.
tet biliger an. Sreilid] tit auh Die
Ware idledte, aber mas fragen belte
Die 2eute oarnah!"
vllno menn bu oiele taulenb EaIer
tpirfli6 bar ausge5ablt erbielteit, pie
raif tpiiroen beine SaI6en tpieoer
leer iein!" ipottete ser 0oftor.
sd piiroe meine sduloen til.
gen ="
ul1no nit Dem l1ebrisen oen Dor,
nebnen Serrn ipielen. Sa, ia, mir
fennen oas, Seinri6!"
v@enn i6 oieIes geiGdft mode, 10
lit oas 5uglei6 al16 Ser 4nfang elmer
belieren Belt -"
rSa: 8enn!" ltnterbra6 i'm Der
Softor aber1nals. llno Der Son, ben
er iest ani6lug, flang ernIter unb
bari6er. uMit oielem 8enn bait b1l
oamals oeinen eigenen Serb gegriit,
oct unb ieitbem BON Sabr 5u Sdbr
oi6 pertroitet. Sd babe oft @ott ba-
| fir geoanft, oaB meine S6tpeiter oir
feline &inoer binterlailen bot; Die ut-
men @iirmer batten feline beneioeis-
werte SSugeno sebubt."
u2ieber @ott, 8eDmar, ou biit
beute ipieoer in iibler 2aune!" iagte
Sdmanenberg NIT 4diel5uden unb
mid babel 6em 8lid ieines S6pagers
aus. sd babe bas oft bon sir boren
miiiien unb leioer muB id) es mir
gefaaen laiien, neil i6 oein S6ul0-
ner bin. aber es lit uneere6t, iebr
ungeredt. Sd ideue feine Wiibe, id
renne Ben gan5en Sag bon Hontius
81 Bilatus, iG banole nit allen1, mas
mir angeboten miro - es lit gons
getDiB ni6t meine Sbulb, baB i6
nidt mebr peroiene."
uNi6t oeine S6uIo?" uieoerboIte
Der Softor, Der it6 erboben bate uno
nun, untpillig an ieiner 8rilIe riideno,
nit groBen S6ritten auf uno nieber
tpanoerte. uSu battelt bleiben iollen,
mas ou bei beiner Seirat tparIt!"
vaommis!" mari Snfel Seinri6
elm.
rSSanobl aommis!" iaste iein
Sfmaaer, ibm einen 5orttigen 8lid
5uDerfeno. nSeoer Stano lit ebren-
baft, tpenn man Ieine Hfli6t getpii-
ienbuft erfiilt, unb @el61ftsoiener
mnB es ia aub geben. gs fann eben
niht ieoer befeblenber Serr Iein. 9u
battelt cine quite Stelle als 8u6bal-
ter, 6raudteit Dir feline Sorgen 5u
MAIDEN, menn ou oi1 nod Der 9efe
itreden tpollteit. slber oeine @roB-
mannsinht fonnte li1 bamit ni9t
befreunoen. Du ipolltelt ielbItGnoig
lein, oen groBen Serrn ipielen. gs
paBte oir nibt, BEN gan5en Gag Dor
oem Sult 5u iteben. Oas Slanieren
auf Sen StraBen, ser Sribldoppen
uno Die Bartie Domino na6mittags
I'M &affeebauie gefielen Dir befer.
Seitoem baIt 6u bie groBen &oIinen
i'm aopf unb Sic S6pinoIudt i'm
8elobeutel gebabt. Mit Dem @ort-
den ,@enn' balt bu rnner bas Sebl-
ihlagen oetner Samiionen entI6ul-
Digit. uno 10 tpiro's nobl bleiben, Bis
oeine llbr abgelaufen it,"
Wit seienftem Saupt, ben gIid auf
Die Slut leiner 3igarre gebeftet, batte
8einrib Sdmanenberg oieien Sturm
iiber iid ergeben Ialien.
.Wesbalb mnhIt bu mir beute tpie-
Der oieie goripiirfe?" fragte er flein-
laut.
u8esbalb2 @eil ib Sen 3tped oei-
mes 8ein6s iebr genau fenne unb
mid oariiber drgere, oab ou nidt
Deritdnoig perben tpillit. &alte nur
niht ldnger binter oem gerg nit oei-
mem Mnliegenl Du bilt tpieber einmal
abgebrannt, un6 ba ion ih nun bel
fen, ipie id es i6on 10 oft tun mlB.
te."