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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14

oas &ino eines iolteu Gcrtriebc.
len poer tsliiftlings;
). Dab er ~harntteriitiid, oeltim"
lit.
0ieicr gtadnrois ser oeutld,el
abltalllnlutg lmo Serflmft miro auj
@rlnno iolgenoer .terfnmle ieItae
iteut:
1. Die Gnrinbren 0es Gcririebe
lfn iparen ans Neuti1lalto aus.
geapanoert;
9. irgelto cine l)illubart ser ocut
lhen Sprad)c iuuroen i'm Salie, IN
ser 5oiltilie luto in ser geicllidoii
geiproben;
3. Der Gertriebcne iul,roe in einell
Der genannten oitelropiiiben 2dl,
Der geboren lmo in cinem 8ebiets,
tell, Der borluicgauO bon Eerioncr
OelttNfer glhltanllltlin8 U0er Ser
flmit bepolfcrt luar.
Oieicr Grlab oiirite oasu beitra
gen, Die 9(usapnluocrlng Scr aits
Oitel,ropa ,nter pielfah unmeniG
Qiben Metbooen pertriebenen Teut
i6en 5ll erleid)tem l,no boffentlif
III beiHlelmigen. Die Mniueiillng Ses
Staats- departments ldBt aber eint
anoere niht ntinoer oril,gliabe Ser
fabrensporihrift fiir Die Il. S..aon.
ilrln In Tel,tl6lano permiiien.
'Giner 5hpeiten aus Ser So,uiet.
Grpaniion entltalpSenen, oel,tifen
5lii :tlinsssruppe, oen non &i,Blanr
unb Yolen olts Slt.Oe,tihlono Der
iagten Menlben lit in letter 3eit
belon1ers leiteus Oes &oniulates IN
Sambllrg Gin bitteres llnreht mi
oerfabren. SIR iiir Sic gtniuanbe'
rlntgs-Nuotc ntabgeblidcs @cburts'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14

sIIs ser erlte Sfritt gum bnuerll'
ben 5risoen in Yaldltina genrotbi
iuuroe, als oie slesppter ,no Slrae.
lts cinen oauer,toen 8ofpnltil.
itanb abldGoiNen. baben gum Seil
Sie 0creinten gsationen eil,en Siea
oapongetragen, oa lie ibre Beniib.
urgen iolange fortietten, Bis beibc
1aile in ser SalptIabe oie llN.
0orih(dge annabnuen. Gum 1eil
,par es aber audi elm perionli6er gr-
iols oes Or. 9falpb Sobnion 9uncbe,
Der aQs Itellbertrete,nofr l19s .9er-
ntittler Mir HaIdkti1,u bcrportrat.
Or. gund,e iit eeeenaudrtig iuabr.
iheinlid) Scr beriibnlteSte amerifa.
niihe Neeer. Der nod Der grmoro.
<S@Iub at,f Sette ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
Das pationsstatut fuer
estdeutschIand i'm Wortlaut

Berlin. Oos bon oeu orei Weit.
mddten 5,sr @ontrollierlns Meit-
'oe,ttihla,tos betauntetsdbcne Sffu.
patio,'sltot,,t llot ful9cnocn 8ort,
lollt:
Wir, General Ynerre Gonie, Wtis
litdrgouuernasr r,no Obeutiskbls-
baber Der fro,S0fiidlen Gone Deutid
,la,aSs; Wcneral 2ucS,rs 8. Nap.
Militdreo,,perneur a,no SberbeicbIS,
baber Der amerifaniMrn 3one boz,
Deutihlortb; ,,mb@cncral Sir Brian
H,lbert Robertion, 9filitsrgollper
nel,r ,,to Oberbefcblsbdbcr Ser 6ri.
tiiden Gone DeltbidIanos. perfiinocn
HierInit 9eI1ei'tidnftlid) oas ioLgcn.
DC DcNok,ngsitahlt: .
T.. WdBre,o Der Yeuiooe, So oit
Jortoauer ser Stfupotiou notis lit
,piinIden ulp0 tpollen Sranfreid), sic
Nereiniaten Staaten ,,no |NroBbri.
tannien, 1ab bas oelltibe Goli
soIbitpcnualtlng gum bodNtmos.
Diden MoBe, apie cs NIT oieier Sffu.
patton perei'rbar hit, selIiebt, oab oit
gunoesitaotcn uno Tie tl:lncbmen,
Sen SinOer uolle 9eictscbenoe, aus.
iibenoe 1rrr rifterlihe @eipnlt il,
uebereinitimm,,ng init 'hom Brunb
geiee uno dbrcn TerfaiIllnsen iolpit
porbeboltab aar Beid,rdnflMge,'
bieies Stitrlunents bobcn.
9. l(m Die Grfiill,mg Scr @rrn,o
5luede bcr Ottllpation iid)cr5ultcucn
iino Die Befus,diie ouf oen folscn.
ben Gcbieten poubebalten lporoen
einlhIieblid) oes @cdts. oie bon Sci,
4- eeefatn%ss SSrSet -SenStistes, ST.
foulnutionen uno Statiitifen an,u
foroern ,tro 3ll iiberpriifen.
a. Nbriiihlng 1,no Gl,!militariiie
rung, einihlieBlid Scr 5ugcb0rigci
@e6icte miiienid,aftiiher 5orlbuna
Serbote uno 8cidrdnt,,ngcn Dcl
Snb,,itrie uno 3tpilluitiabrt.
b. &ontrollen III besua auf ga!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
8mleariens pi3epren,ie.
tptrSe entlaiiet,

Sofia. Ias 3eutralfotmitee Ser
&ommlrldiiten 8ulsartens aob he-
fonnt, oaB es Gi5e-Yrenrier graihu
&oitoff ais GiSe.Yrenier ubgeiesi
unb olrs bem Folitbiiro alsgelbloI'
ien babe. aoitoff galt bisber ais ei:
ner ser fifbrenoen &onrnunilten oes
2anbes. Die Mabnobme erfolstt
megen ver,tlter politiid,er llnS par
teifeino&der 6ebIer." "a1nrihtigel
aFetbooen Ser 6iibrl,n9", "ltna,,I
rid,tiger uno unfrellnbliber Holitii
gegeirilaer Ser Soipjetu,tion", ~ala'
tionaliltiiden acknowledgement.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
AIIergien sind nieht zum laehen

gaetu gorf. Soben Sie eine slaer
gle gescn ssbre Mrbeit ooer' Sbre
Grau ooer Sbren Ntom?
Dos lit abinll,t fein gib, crfl:ir,
te 81. S5arrp 'Siuart, Der sia,rgic.
Spe5ioIiit' Der Staot gieip g)orf
Nandmol jpreden 2el,tc il, ipaB.
iider @cir uon Maer9iem aber
oos Bort lit apiiienidnitlicb ,uobl Sc.
eriinoet.
Wan fann @lftbnla. Souutrcisun.
gen u,to anoere @irt,meen BOZ,
Tingen befommen. bie man ipGb.
rciuo idiuer grbeit bcriibrt oocr Gin
atnrG. Gin Mom fann iid) ourb ii,
1e6ern, Die feline Grau auf ocEI
9mt trdet. a0ereiidr Spnrptone 81,
3ieben uno unleefdbrt fann ieineJra>
ourh Sas @eiidtsauaier, oas er mad
Dem @aiteren benust, eereDt tuer.
6en.
Bon 5cbn sfa1repifanern leioet
minoeiRns elmer an irgeluoeiner
Star1eren Jdrm bon Nqergie. abar
nlinocitens Ole Sdlfte bon l,ns bdbcl1
miloe Naergien. oie iid gelgenctlid
be1lertbor maden. llno fat aaG
tpiiroen Sih ltnter geiuiiRn Yerbdlt.
niiien Nqergim 5lilegen, 10 id)reibl
Or. Slpars in iei,,em Vud iiber
Iaergicn, oas bon Der &,tgers Uni
neriitdt Hreb geral,s9egcben NOR
ben lit. Nllergieu Uerurioben 10 oiel
rr,ettihlides Gleno. bob npan iie alS
cine Grase Der offertliden @eiuno.
belt onieBen rno bebanodln iollte.
tpie ct n1dint.
Mnergien 5digen iid) allf Ole icn'
1eaHarfte @eiie. @irtuneen Siier
Irt f0nrpe,, 6urd) ieeliide 8orgdnge
berporeebra1t tperoen.
Tr. GApart beribtet bon elmer
s5rall, bie tranf tptr6, tpcnn iie 8ai'
iermelone iBt. Sect miro es lift ic,
gar f1labt, t,cnn iic 1,ur ci,rc @ai'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
2l,,siha3 betpiuiet
n,ehr 0elS iiir S83

,@albinston. Der 9etpiaigungs
ousi6uB oes SalNes empfabl, meb,
8clo fiir Sen aampf geger sic llm
Itur5belpeg,lls CUR gerfiislng 81
itellen. Gem SgS lolen $52,5S5..
14t Tiir Dos naf)ite Sabr 5ur Ser
iiigung geiteut iperoen, oas limo $S,.
S65, 141 hnebr als I'M laufenoel1
Sabr, nnb $1.589,141 mcbr ais
Yr1libent truman perlaugt bate
Die rGoice OF Imerioa" iou $3l, =
100000 erbalten, oas iiltO $1,000,
900 mebr uls i'm laltieitoeu Sabr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14

icrmelone iiebt.
Cine anoerc 5rau, oie at 3oien.
fieber leioct, bate einen allergilfyeu
gnfaa, als lie an eiirer fiil,itlidct
ytoie rod, Die iie Fir lpirfIid) biclt.
SellN Nieberfraltten gcfr es nod
ldledter, ipenn tie boren. oaB bit
@oaen5abl an oem lbetmficnosl1
Gag b0ber lit, tpenn 'fie audi al Dem
So9 1T 8ubrbeit nieOriger lit.
Gle alleraiite 0irtun berubt il,
Scr Eat nlrr auf oem 6reiapcrber
elmer Subitar5, sic unter ocm ga
men Siitonlin befannt lit. aber o.
bel ipielt Oas ieeliide Mioment eint
hsheutelt0e 9holle.
0ie mteiitcn MQcrgien cntIteben
ourd @inlpirfl,W bon NSoaen, Nab
rlm,g. 8afterien. Baum,pole, 1ier.
baaren, Oruferid,udr5e. Selen ooel
Eariii,n in Seifen ODER 1oilette
Mrtiteln, o,srd 2eim an 8iloerrab
men ober 0tGbdln uno bnnocrt an
oercn 9inge,.
Wand)nlal beffcn geluiile SeiImit
tel, audi Ginipribungen f0nnen Gr'
lei1terllng 9oudbren. ober bas
8eite hit inuner. man permeioet oit
Nueae 0eb aller9iiden 3ei5es. TO-
fern man tie einmal feitseiellt fat
8elonoers aber fouoert Dr. Slpart
ein @eict 5ur Gntfernnbs Scr
Nflan5en, Die in ser &eufieber5eit bil
qlriilenoen Spnuptome berbsirufen.
Das Hubliflm nuiibte au6 iiber
Die erIten pln5eiben bon Maergie
aufeefldrt tperoen oa aaer9iihe 3u
itdtbe iib getu0bnlid ndit ser 3eii
beriHlimn,ert,.
llnbeoingt aber ioqten mod oan1
8erif)t 6es Mr5tes sic Shulfin0ct
auf Mnlage 3u Mqergicn reeelmd,
Zig 1lnteriudt tpcrocn, Inn 0em gu.
itano 10 fuib aIs moglid bor3u'
bc,,ocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
,,Deutschstaemmig" nun amt|ich definiert

Nau 2)rrf. Sm 3uianlnlenbang
nit Dem Sisplaceb Ycrlpns 8eieb
pnn Slni 1913 npur Die reel1lllc
GiniponNerlnes Quote fir Ieltid.
lano nmo Sciterreih luieSer bergc-
ikut pprocn. Sic II. 9. -&oniluln
auurSen gleid)5eitig an9cluiept so
N,Vent Der ocl,tNd,en uno otter
reifiid)cn Guoten auslhlieBli6 fir
Yerionen 'bel,tiGer slbitammlll,g 81
reierbieren, die IN Yolen, Sld)e6n.
Hoiuafci, llngam, &lrlnGnien uher
Sugoila,uien geboren iimo uno sur
3Gt Ses SltfraTttretelrs oes 8elet.
3es am %. Sum- 1913 in Oeutib-
LAMB ODER OeIterreid apobnten. Oa-
nit tpurben oie Gertriebenen aus
Den oite,lropGiid)en 2dlrocrn Din-
iidtlidy ser II. e. -Gilnpal,oeruna ser,
III Oeutiblano rlto Seiterrei1 &c,
borenen StaatscGirgern gleidsc.
Iteat.
Tim tben pertriebenen Ocutlbcll
fir bic gilJbring,lng ibrer Gihpan-
oerl,ngsantrtige cine sllrleitllng gu
gebc1, bat 0as Il. S..StaatsOepart.
ment IN einem Hunoi6rciben an bic
&oni,Hn cine 0etimitiotn oes 8e,
griffes ~oeutlber 9lbitamuullng"
\ |(@erman efbic origim ferausse-
brnd)t. Der slntraglteQer muB nad,,
ipeiien:
T. baB er nidt lltter oie 3ultGn.
bigfeit Der sSnternationalen 1liidt-
Wings Organization (Yareinte ga.
tionen) fdlt;
2. baB er eit Tertriebener o6er
Jliihtlina aus Bolen. 3ihedoiloma-
tei, llnaarn, &umdnien ooer Su9o.
la,uicn iit oocr 6ic Gbcfrou ooer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14

M,br9ebiet, 0ieoergut,nah,ms, ne.
paraAionen, Cmtfled,h,ne Der Wrob,
betriebe, Nihtbeanbtedligung in
SonoelSfra9cn, nusldnd;idr Sntcr=
eiien in OeutidjIan0 ,uS anipriite
aegen Gel,tidla,,o.
Snncre Anaelesenbeiten
g M,rsaHir slnseleae'ulHitcn
dil, iblieblit internatipualcr Gcrcin
barungcn, oie bon ODER iiir Teutid)
lano abgeibloiicn iulroen.
81 Nerihleppte Yerionen ali,o 3l,.
(aiilu,9 bon Jliid)tlingen.
q Sdl,s, Nnieben ll,to Sid)erbeii
aa'ierter &rGite, ilrer Ingeb0rigcl,
allgeItelltcn u'tS Sercn Gcrtreter
ibre Sn,ntunitdt luo 0cirieois,na
Der geiasunesfoiten ioauie anoerel
grforoer,tiiie.
. 3clpeft fiir oas @rluuogcict
uno 3ie 2dnoerperfaiilnsen.
q 8ontroue iiber oen sluBenbail
Del l,no 'oie @Gbr,lng.
- &ontrollc iiber irnerc Nngele.
genl)diten nllr in 0em Minimnlallss
nlab oils notiucn|oig, ,um sic Icr,pen
olus bon gnbnftteln, Sebcnsmit,
teln nnb anoercn Wiitern in cine,
@eiie iider3,,iteQen Inn oen @eoor'
fir Silfe 9cl,tihlulioS BON auBer
alri Elm Winbeihnab berob5ulesen.
j &ontrolle fiber Die ,siiriorge iii,
lno sic 8sl}nn0lln9 bon Gerionet
III ocutid)e, 0cfansniilen Die 30,
@enid)ten ODER 1iJh,nolen Scr Sc
Vat,ne sl,,ddytc d0er 8cidtlngsbc
bUroen dngeffuat ober pon liner
per,rrteiIt ip,lrSen, ioapeit cs iif I'm
Die GurdNiibrune ser llrteile iotuit
nm Jraeen oer slnncitie, Scr 8e
gnoSigl,ne ooer 6reilalhnlg in Ser
binSl,ng biermit banoelt.
3. es 'iit sic Soffumg rnogr1uar
tllng Ser &egterlmgen 5rantreidS,
S&lub a,it Scfte Z
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
De,.tihlanS>GicH
niett perbeten

/Sonoon. Sn geontaportlln9 Ser
Sra9e zines 2abolr. .gbgeorbnetel1
erflarte ser llnterItaatsiefretGr I'M
britilhen 'sll'BennEmilterillm Gbri-
Itopber Mtapberp, baB es feline Ser.
oronlng ser aIliierten Wtilitirrceie
rl,ng gibt, oie bas ;3digen ocl
idNuar5 5aueib.roten Ulagee l,no Oo:
Singen ser belmiden Natioualbpn,
ne berb;etet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14

Stab Gle mn atre daoeoSrlees
g2stBIteb IN xraM1embefttm nh
0etttraI 0ertamD3 0eH1 1i6t lete
j. 1te Seh teiS1treten. Tim eene1ese
S9tsemattSu rHie1 9te ben 2seaI.
testseter 90,
, 1949-05-31
A DVERTISE !, PAYS

perty which, in his opinion, are extragavant, excessive, un-
necessary or irregular.
Section 8. In the execution of his duties, the Auditor is
authorized to summon witnesses, administer oaths, and to
take evidence. He may issue ~subpoenas and enforce the at
tendance Of witnesses, and compel witnesses to produce books,
letters, documents, papers, records, and other articles deem
ed essential to a full and proper audit.
Section Z. In case of the absence of the Auditor from duty,
the Assistant Auditor shall have charge of the Office.
THUS PASSED by the Legislative Assembly of the Vir-
gin Islands on May S, 1949.
WITNESS our hands and the Seal of the Legislative AS
sembly of the Virgin Islands this 5th day of May, A. D., 1949.
WALTER I. M. hodge,
Chairman
ALPHoNso S. FORBES
Secretary
The aboOe Lao is hereby sanctioned and approped.
Witness my hand an dthe Seal of the Government of the
Virgin Islands of the United States at Charlotte Amalie, st.
Thomas, v. /, this 18th day of May, A. D, 1919.
WILLIAM H. HASTE
GOVERNOR
(SEAL)
, 1949-05-31

r E. HANSEN
Administrative
Evening star., 1949-08-14
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Chassis Priced
Lower than
Ever Before!

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Evening star., 1949-08-14
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Evening star., 1949-08-14

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Evening star., 1949-08-14
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Evening star., 1949-08-14

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Evening star., 1949-11-06
BY Q. PATRICK
Painting BY Dav;d 1. Sscasey

mind, Adela. Incidentally, Miss Wentworth
Timothy Trant. He's dining with US tonight"
The smile moved to Trant. ''You ,0iA conner"
Trant's gaze still rested on 'Adela Went
worth. "Molto biocere -.
The gondola slid from the moon-washed
Grand Canal into the mysterious darkness of
a side water where it tethered to black and
white pole. The palazzo was enormous. The
Hunts, who came from one of New Orleans
oldest and most impoverished families, must
have hit real money. Probably Mrs. Hunt,
reflected Trant. Gordon was the solid type to
make financially sound marriage.
1t was Mrs. Hunt. Trant realized that the
moment he met her in the great picture-hung
salone. Older or less ell-preserved than Cor
don, Katharine Hunt, with her emeralds and
her gaunt chic, reeked of gilt-edged securities.
As only the very wealthy dare to do, she
ruled the conversation through cocktails and
dinner, meaning about imaginary i'll health
and imaginary poverty.
There's dealer coming next week and
I'm going to sell him some pictures. had
them valued when bought the place and all
the Venetian canvases are frightfully good,
thank heaven. Otherwise, I can't imagine
how I'd make both ends meet. -"
Trant, however, paid her and the Hunt
brothers only polite attention. All his interest
Evening star., 1949-11-06

had centered on Adela Wentworth from the
moment she entered the salons in simple
black evening gown. Although it was obvious
now that she was merely Mrs. Hunts paid
nurse companion. she was the one who really
belonged in all this vast magni6cence. Why,
Uhy was she 50 familiar?
Was it Bronzino? One of those haunting
Medici portraits in Florence?
No, it was something less remote, more
human and something. he was sure Of that
now. dimly connected with danger.
She hardly spoke, but her presence was
immensely felt. It built tension which Trant
could not quite interpret although once. when
her eyes met Cordon's across the table, her
whole face seemed to change as if kindled to
sudden warmth.
After dinner, Katharine Hunt expressed her
self "utterlyexhausted" but condescended to
postpone going to bed for few social moments
with Trant Mike poured them both strega
and she gulped half Of hers, making a face:
These dreadful Italian hqueurs.
Adela Wentworth had strolled out alone
onto the balcony. As soon as he could escape,
Trant followed. The Grand Canal palely re-
Aected the spectral palaces.
Trant said:
We've met before, haven't we2"
Evening star., 1949-11-06
A Short Story

LIEUTENANT TRANT first noticed her in the
IL stern of the little steam ferry as it fused
down the Grand Canal. She was standing
straight and still at the rail, watching the
ancient Venetian palaces glide by.
Her beauty, he thought suddenly, was like
Venice - unique and beyond time.
There was, too, a disturbing sensation that
he had seen that wonderful brooding profile
before. This, of course, was absurd, because
Trant's exact memory was byword at the
New York Homicide Bureau. If he had seen
such face, even for five seconds, it would
have left an indelible mark.
And yet, there it was, that tantalizng half
remembrance. At first glance he had thought
her American. Now he wasn't completely
sure. Another quality was present which be-
longed more here in Europe. A quality OF dis
enchantment. Those calm blue eyes under
the lustrous red-brown hair seemed to have
looked into the very depths of darkness. No
tragedy. he felt, could move hsr now. Some
thing in her was frozen.
As always, when he was intrigued, his
thoughts crystallized into phrase.
The Woman of Ice.
She left the boat, as did he, at the wharf
below the fantastic cupolas of San Marco. He
outdistanced her on his way to his hotel, past
the Winged Lion of Venice where the pigeons
swirled in cloud of pink gray.
Suddenly he heard behind him: why, Tim
Trant - of all people - in Veniceg'
liz TURNED to see two men, both with straw
colored hair and welcoming smiles. The
younger mans face was an impish parody of
the older handsome distinction. Trant recog-
nized Gordon and Mike Hunt Immediately. He
had been at Princeton with both the brothers.
Mike, the younger. had been his classmate.
"Gordon's living here in splendcr in
genuine Venetian bolazzo. I'm being an impe-
cunious artist brother" Mike pumped Trant's
hand. you've got to come to dinner tonight.
We insist"
Trant, his brief vacation over, was leaving
early next morning. As he hesitated, be saw
the Woman of Ice coming toward them. Mike,
obviously, saw her too and waved.
"Why, there's Adela."
She joined them. looking gravely at Gordon.
"Oh, Mr.. Hunt, I'm afraid couldn't match
that brocade for your wife anywhere"
Gordon's quick smile was vivid. Never
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ferent NO"
Later, his strega rescued from beside Mrs.
Hunt, Trant was taken by Gordon on a proud
but ill-nformed inspection Of their art treas
ures Having legitimately praised the exquisite
Lottos and Canalettos and politely refrained
from mentioning that the Longhis were good
modern copies, be asked:
Where does Miss Wentworth come from?"
Haven't any idea. Katharine and / found
her in Paris. Katharine's always under doc
tors orders, taking injections and heaven
knows what. Miss Wentworth needed job
and she's trained nurse"
Trant, who disliked the excessive sweetness
of the strega, snAtched the opportunity to
secrete his half-full glass behind a marble
satyr. 1--WE got the feeling know something
about Miss Wentworth I've forgotten"
CoRDoN's handsome face dukened with sup
pressed irritation. Don't you ever stop IN
vestigating, even on vacations?"
Katharine Hunts imperious voice trailed
toward them: Gordon. darling, help me up
those CHASTITY stairs to BED"
They left. and soon Gordon returned.
"Adela, she's ready for her injection"
The girl rose obediently. And I'm rather
tired. too. think I'll say good night :"
She gave Trant her hand without smiling:
He had never seen her smile. Somehow he,
couldn't visualize it. Quietly she disappeared,
taking her mystery and the uncanny sense Of
impending disaster with her.
The evening without her had lost its relish
for Trant, but Gordon and Mike were anxious
to reminisce about Princeton days.
What change in role" !" unused Gordon.
'Trant policeman: Mike painter. Ten
years ago, Trant was going to be the great
art expert. and Mike was all set to be a top
criminal lawyer"
you're the only consistent one" Mikes
puclkish face crinkled in grin. Remember
Gordon's ambition, Trant? To be Man of
Property"
Trant opened his mouth to speak but his
ears caught the sound of hurying feet The
footsteps clattered nearer. A terrified maid
tumbled into the sGJOHs, calling shrilly:
LA sig,so1s H,nt. Quick, quick. La sig,sora
is dead"
HAM AoA Will OAG wv AAOsA1S1o w lAkC
great marble staircase. Mrs. Hunt was lying
IN a scarletcanopied for-poster. An almost
empty water glass stood by her side.
And she was dead. Trant. bending over
her, was sure Of that in moment. In that
same moment the policeman in him instinc-
lively took control. Mike, get her doctor"
As Mike hurried off. he turned to the bleak
faced Gordon. A
.'Was her condition really serious?"
TT didn't think 80. Slight anemia. nerves.
the doctor said. He"
'What injection had he prescribed"
Some tonic something with iron. strych-
nine, I think.
'.Snychnine!" S
The word brought memory flooding back.
With a tingle half of excitement. half of
horror. Trant realized the secret of Adela
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-10-07
Shipping News

Another ship of the Coastwise
Line, the SIS James Lick, is now
making it's first call at the port of
Seward. The ship locked at Sew
ard at 700 am. Friday with 4,400
tons of cargo for Seward and the
railbelt.
Three Alaska Line ships were in
port at the same time, the passen-
ger ship Baranof and the freight
ers Coastal Monarch and Coastal
Rambler.
The four ships now in port are
discharging a total of 1900 tons.
Only three ships have been at
the Seward docks during the past
week, "a large Standard Oil Co.
tanker with oil for Seward and the
interior, the Palisano, which picked
up a quarter million pounds of hal
ibut from the Seward Cold Storage,
and the passenger ship Aleutian.
Both the Coastal Rambler and
the James Lick moved into berths
at the Army dock here, but they
are expected to move to the city
dock with the departure of the
Baranof and Coastal Monarch.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-10-07

is complete and accurate regis
tration of all births, deaths, still
births, and adoptions, and to make
these available to properly con-
cerned individuals. Steps toward
this goal will include preparation
of instruction manuals and field
work with commissioners, COM
munity leaders and the public.