There I came upon Dimitri and two ladies.

"The old woman is Mrs. Simons, English, very rich," said Dimitri to me.

" "Schwarz glanced at the card, and by the light of the arc lamps above his head read on it the name of 'Dimitri Slaviansky Burgreneff, de la IIIe Section de la Police Imperial de S.M. le Czar.'

The dinner was served by one Dimitri, a brawny, slow-moving Greek.

Dimitri was dressed in a home-spun braided jacket and homespun Turkish trousers, shaped like baggy riding-breeches, and his complete impenetrability to new ideas was only equalled by the solemnity and touching willingness with which he received them.

It was after he had served us in the ignoble capacity of dish-washer and burden-carrier for several days that we were informed one evening by the governor's secretary, in his vague way, that Dimitri was an "architect.

Slow Dimitri might be, but once he grasped an idea, no power could drag it from him.

Dimitri, the secretary ventured, had been architect of the mosque on the water-front, and when he found that we were pleased with this idea, everything else in Gallipoli became Dimitri's.

Dimitri, the secretary ventured, had been architect of the mosque on the water-front, and when he found that we were pleased with this idea, everything else in Gallipoli became Dimitri's.

R56700, 4Jan50, Jane Cardon (W) PETROCOCHINO, Dimitri.

MOHRENSCHILDT, DIMITRI SERGI VON. SEE VON MOHRENSCHILDT, DIMITRI SERGI.

MOHRENSCHILDT, DIMITRI SERGI VON. SEE VON MOHRENSCHILDT, DIMITRI SERGI.

Adapted from Robul, Dimitri Theodorescu.

THEODORESCU, DIMITRI.

NM: chapter on Dimitri Mitropoulos by Doris G. Dixon.

R56700, 4Jan50, Jane Cardon (W) PETROCOCHINO, Dimitri.

MOHRENSCHILDT, DIMITRI SERGI VON. SEE VON MOHRENSCHILDT, DIMITRI SERGI.

MOHRENSCHILDT, DIMITRI SERGI VON. SEE VON MOHRENSCHILDT, DIMITRI SERGI.

Dimitri Sergi von Mohrenschildt (A); 2Sep64; R344187.

SEE Merejkowski, Dimitri.

Adapted from Robul, Dimitri Theodorescu.

NM: chapter on Dimitri Mitropoulos by Doris G. Dixon.

The second was the appearance in Belgrade of Dimitri Wasseljevitchca, who was suspected of plotting to assassinate the Tsar.

DEMETRIUS, the name of two kings of Macedonia who ruled over the country, the first from 290 to 289 B.C., and the second from 240 to 229 B.C. DEMETRIUS, or DIMITRI, the name of several sovereigns of Russia, and of four adventurers called the four false Dimitri.

DEMETRIUS, the name of two kings of Macedonia who ruled over the country, the first from 290 to 289 B.C., and the second from 240 to 229 B.C. DEMETRIUS, or DIMITRI, the name of several sovereigns of Russia, and of four adventurers called the four false Dimitri.