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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
HILL FACES BRENNAN

CO-MedaIists Tangle in Finals of
Florida Golf Tourney.
BIZ United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. Mrs. Opal
S. Hill of Kansas City and Mrs.
Estelle brennan Of Tulsa, Okla, CO.
medalists, met today in the final of
the Miami-Biltmore invitation golf
tournament.
Mrs. Hill won in the semi-fi finals,
Z and 6, over Miss Bea Gottlieb of
New York, and Mrs. brennan won
over Miss Wayne Hunt of Miami,
Z and 5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
OTHER SCHOOLS


Friday
Delphi at Alexandria.
Anderson at Lebanon.
Bedford at MartinSyllle.
Nappanee at Elkhart
Columbus at Bloomington.
Nashville at ConnerSylle
Goshen at Riley South Bend.
Wiley tTerre Hautel at Central Evans
lllel.
Franklin at Jeffersonville.
Shelbyyille at Greenfield.
Emerson Gary at Valparaiso.
Froebel Gary at Washington East
Roosevelt East Chicagol at Emerson
Gary.
Muncie at Logansport.
Peru at Marion.
La Porte az Michigan City.
Richmond at Newcastle.
Brazil az Seymour
Vincennes at Washington.
Rochester at kokGmo.
Saturday
Newcastle at Andersen
Lebanon NJ CrawiordSyille.
Elwood at Peru.
Auburn at Hartford City.
Central VS. Rcitz al Evansville
Froebel Gary ct La Porte
south Sire W. Central at IT Wayne
LoganSpc~t 30 MartinsvIle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
ROLLER LEADERS BOW
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 2.-Indi-
annapolis today held undisputed first
place in the Hoosier Roller Polo
League after Fl. Wayne's win over
Richmond here Wednesday, 6 to 2.
indianapolis invades Mmcie for
action Saturday night and enter
tainS Richmond at TomlinSon hall,
Indianapolis, Sunday afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Indianapolis Invaders with sixteen
victories IN twenty starts have open
dates IN February and March and games
hyes having access to gym Call Talbot
7044 before z p. m. or write Ed Law
renee, III South Meridian street St. Pats
Eli Lillys, U. S. Tires takes notice.
Butler Juniors defeated Southport Mon
day night in a Dearborn Junior League
tilt, l9 to Is. Tonight, at Sacred Heart
gym, Juniors will oppose Holy Name I'VE
On Monday; at Dearborn hotel gym. the
Buffers VIII meet Odara Sans Juniors
IN league game. The Butler Juniors
play in tne 1913 class and desire games
on opponents liOor Call Wa 1924, ring 4
between ana p. m and ask for Luther
Woodside A C.s desire games in the &c.
19-class With teams having access to gym
Call Il. Smith. Lincoln 1866 during day
or write H. Nlcas. 243 Leeds avenue The
A. Cs desire dates for tonight and FRIDAY
night. A, C.s downed Old Trails, 20 TO g.
Piainfeld Merchants have strengthened
their lineup with the addition OF Bill Bugg
former Butter star, and Mackey former
higa school star. Merchants nave won
their last ten games, defeating Silent
Hoosiers, 81 70 Y; Clayton 80 to d In
eianapolis. Cubs. "a to Il. They challenge
south Side Turner's and St. Pats The
Ell Lilly i've plays at Plainheld Saturday
night in a benefit game For games ad-
dress L. Bradley Plainfield, Ind.
Bridgeport Flyers defeated the Twenty
fifth Street Merchants. 81 to II. at Bridge
port Wednesday. Flyers grabbed an early
ieao ana were never threatened. Schultz
PLAYED fine ball for the winners. In the
feature game Of the evening. Bridgeport
Cardinals finished on the short end OF a
30-t0-25 score against Tansy Milk FIVE
Cardinals meet the fast English Avenue
Boys Club on Friday at the latter's gym,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
GOOSBY RING VICTOR

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2.-Frankie
COSBY, Pittsburgh middleweight.
hammered out ten round triumph
over Joe Ruggizini of Detroit here
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
1. L. CRAPPLERS WIN

BIZ Times Special
EAST LANSING, Mich, Feb. q
Winning six of the eight matches,
Indiana universitys national cham
pionship wrestling team defeated
Michigan State here Wednesday,
1912 to AZ Bush, Devine, Goings,
Brown, Mcdonald and Voliva we're
Rooster winners, while Jones lost
and Cellini was held to a draw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
Evansville Cage
Guard Ineligible
United Press

BIZ United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. John
Sadler, guard on the Evansville
basketball team, has been declared
ineligible for competition during
remainder Of the season. because of
scholastic difficulties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
ATTUCKS FIVE IN ACTION

CrispuS Attacks high school
cagers, with four victories in nine
starts this season, wound up prac-
tice today for Fridays tussle with
EllettSville at the Attacks gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

might be a valuable gate attraction
in st. Louis.
Vance came to the Dodgers from
New orleans early in 1922 to launch
a major league career approaching
those of Matthewson, johnson and
Waddell. For many seasons he
reigned as strikeout king.
He has color and appeals to the
fans. Big. loose jointed and aWk-
ward looking off the field, he is
gracefully impressive on the mound.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
Vance May Land With
Cards for Derringer
Veteran Slab Ace Not Likely to Appear in Brooklyn Uni
form This Year; Dodgers Interested in Young
ST. Louis Right Handler.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK Feb 2Dazzy Vance institution Brooklyn
eleven of pitching appears virtually
being traded before the training opens.
In fact he be shifted officials of the
the baseball writer's dinner
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Indianapolis Buddies Club five annexed
tneir tWenty-fourth and twenty fifth game
OF the season by defeating Orange anc
BLACK Aces, 80 to II, ana Lawre1cevilie
from strong city and state teams havina
access to gym Write Abe Goldsmith. l205
Sym M Mend street, or phone DrexeI
an old rival Sunday Feb u at KirshbaIl,n
gym when they tackle the Pals Club FIVE
Schedule for the Ross Smith League al
z P. M.-Bethany VS.. Morris Plan
P. M.-Emerson Merchants vs.. Bean
M.-Ferndales VS.. Wonder Bakers.
QianapoliS RAILWAYS - "
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

hasn't bothered the
tOnosaSsa Springs,
The Dodgers need good rghthandd pitcher badly
hand it, understood Sam Breadon Hickey the
Dazzys potential ability he's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
Independent and Amateur Basketball Notes

Philip Boys Club plays Sacred Heart high
School IN the opener at 7:15 and St
grade school in a second prelim. The
feature starts at $3.50.
Eli Lilly Girls stopped Ferndales. 10
Tenth gym. 1919 7'''''' -'''''
Plenty of excitement is expected next
Saturday night at $50 when the Indiana
| inspection Bureau meets Stockyards At
i:5O, curtain raiser will be played be-
tween Stockyard Reserves and Englewood
church At $50. G. & j. Tire Co will
play Rhodius All games will be played
at Dearborn hotel.
indianapolis Wizards. recently strength
ened by the addition of two new PLAYERS
| have some open dates and would like
Ieams desiring games call Ha. 25l2-W,
P PeITee so9 go 90 ana p: m, or write Joe
OI VIZ oo4 west west T,W2enty-ninth street
pagm Bulldogs, Tabernacle Iron Men and
| Indianapolis Flashes.
What has been advertised as the big
est Independent basketball tourney in west
eTn indiana Will be held in the Y M G.
a: gym at Crawfordsyille shortly. Twen-
the winning team, II is said. For dates
ana other information write John EWoldt
CasKet Company, Charlottesville. Ind
The Charlottesville Casket five Will open
lnelr new gym IN the Charlottesville Y
NJ. G. A. building Friday night. meeting
/ the last St. Philips A. C.'s five of Indian
apolls. CaSketeers have won tWenty-four
Games IN thirty starts this season For
games write Harry Hybarger, CaskeJ Com
panyr Charlottesville, Ind.
Standard Grocery five annexed close
TIT from Amalgamated Cheese team 40 to
81. at Pennsy gym Wednesday. Eagleson
and Dale led the way for the winners with
CuIllvan and Lynch showing best for the
losers. Manager OF Plainneld Merchants
/ IS requested TO call Riley 9l59 before Mon
DAY night
Fairfax Cagers defeated the Tartans
! Tuesday, % 10 g. although the Tartans led
( at The half. a rally, led by Smith en-
abled the CagerS TO come from behind
and win by decisive score.
| Emerson Merchants turned in wins over
/ Bethany and Chrlstamore A. c. during the
! past week. The tilt with the Christamores
was a thriller and the game went over
/ time periods. Page starred for the Mer-
chants and King for the A. IS Merchants
desire games with teams having access to
gym. Call Burt Gikison. IRyington '6453
( or address 726 North Bancroft street.
The COOPERATIVE League will see action
! tonight at Pennsy gym The loop has
/ split season and the first half race was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Hardin checked his slump when he rolled
a total of 633 for Gregory and Appel. West
and Fulton added SIS each to give the
Gregory team an odd game win over IN
derwood Transfer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Thomas Lunch was over the 1000 mark
their first two games, but dropped to 652
to lose the final game to j. P. johnson
Company. Middaws 646 total featured
this series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

After feeling the satisfaction of his first
600 count a week ago. DR.. Day rolling in
well he repeated this week with the league
leading total of 500 The race for top
honors in this loop is really battle, the
teams captained by Drs Click, Dermin and
Rupel being separated by single game
the Click team still leading by this mar
gin. Full credit for his improved game
goes to Carl Hardin. says Dr. Day. who
has put in a flock Of practice games I'M
der L Hits En-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
Seeks Eleventh Title

Johnny LAYTON, Missouri cue wizard.
- still hopes to capture his eleventh
three cushion billiard championship of
the world. The veteran titlist got away
to poor start in the 1888 tourney at Chi
cago. but came back strong and still is in
the running along with Welker Cochran
and Jay Bozeman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Jess Pritchett has partitioned off four
alleys with a canvas slide and will give
Lessons to new bowlers and other bowlers
eager to improve their game. The only
charge made for these lessons will be to
cover the expense of the use of the alley.
Pritchett will be the instructor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
CAMPBELL AT DAYTONA

totals. IA 10 Totals. IA :
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Eli Lilly Girls stopped Ferndales. 10
to o, IN a fast and thrilling game at East
Tenth gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Philip Boys Club plays Sacred Heart high
School IN the opener at 7:15 and St
grade school in a second prelim. The
feature starts at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Add the name of Clarence Mack to the
long list of 700 shooters, the Fall City
League star rolling 730 with games of 248
play Wednesday. Schleimer added 604 to
this total but with Moran. Stitch, Bassett
and Mccain tossing in counts of 653, 635,
623 and GOT for St. Phillip A. c., the Lager
team was lucky to save one game. ST.
PHILLIPS three-game total was 1904.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

After losing the first two games to Bar
basol the second by points, the Marott
the final game, 1892 to 1O17. Barba5o!
totaled SIT Pritchett rolling 686; john
son, 623 O'Grady, 618, and Carmin. 604.
Marotts 3 039 showed L. Fox and Rasmus-
sen counting 672 and 629
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

The Illinois alleys Will stage a 2I5 singles
weepstakes, Saturday and Sunday. an
entry fee of 81 per series being charged.
winners will receive 40, So 20 and 10 per
cent of the prize money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Fishbach Grille did not have a single
200 count, a rare feat for an open league,
and as a result, they were easy victims
for the Coca Cola boys, who won as they
pleased when Hansen, Moore and Murphy
rolled totals of $50. 624 and 619.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Wheeler Lunch also won two games from
Seven Up. despite a $40 count by Bert
Bruder. Bud Schloch and Wimberly each
scoring 622 for the Wheeler team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

At the Pritchett alleys the final week
end of play in the head pin tournament
for men and women, will be the attrac-
ton. The women bowlers roll their games
on the second floor as the men use the
third floor drives
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Lea que Standing
Ky
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

Fairfax Cagers defeated the Tartans
Tuesday, % TO 9. although the Tartans led
a. the half. rally, led by Smith, en-
abled the Cagers to come from behind
and win by decisive score.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

NEWSPAPERS beginning inquire about the utu
~ status of Harper athletic director Some til
Hunk Anderson
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

The Coca Cola team of the Uptown
League finally dropped below the 3 600
mark. and as q result they lost two games
to Harper Bros. Garage. Windach and
Lauer rolled $50 and GOA for the "Cokes'
but Cline.s 67S Offset this work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02

C. Monkeys total of S2s set new sea-
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19

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bies Nnbenfen an oeine Mlutter irar.
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tauienG 9unt unb iei gepiB, i'd BALI
te ss in @6ren."
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einem SsIel Bin.
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nod INNER, febe bio in 0einen 2ieb>
lings Itubl, LANCE gsnug fat er auf bid
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bere tii9tig." sic f9ob Oa8 Sinh
an Sen Slid uno fiilte ibm Den Sell
fer nit &ufen.
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in einsn SeIiel uno fdgte nit einem
tiefen, gliidIiden SeufSer:
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bic SHUTTER unb Ho6ert Iagsn! Sstdr,
es lit geraoe3u unerb0rt, nie bu mid
uberrunpelt bait"
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Elm padr @IGier Msin gefilt uno
rei6te ieosr Ser Trauen einsn aeI6,
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fdgte er Teelenrubig. =
So, bier fioB AM Srdu @ugenis,
i'd erlaube mir - auf infer aller
eIiidli8e 3ufunTt!"
Sen fldngen sic @lGier dneinanber.
Sief uno ihpeieenb fa6sn Die @er>
lObten fi4 in Die Nugen, nm ii9 banr
fpra6los in Die Nrme 3u Iinfen.
@ugsnie bate Ieiht an Dem Mein
genippt; nun er6ob fie Iid.
SD muB iebt geben, @rna. Nein,
bite mid nibt, gu bleiben, es lit 3eit.
&omm, laB Dir mod sinen Sub geben
un0 Sir Das f90uite, bas berrli9ite
Slid ipiinf6er, ou 2iebfte! 2e6ez
ppbI! limb Sic, 6err 0duptmann,
buB Sic lie mir gliidIih md6enl @s
1T Elm S6db, Ser fi9 S6nen od gu
eigen gegeben bat"
Sic pinfte BEN beiben freunbli9
3u uno nabm ibr Sinh an Oie 9anb.
Sad fur3er 3eit bDrten Die 3uz
riif6Ieiben6en ben @dgen nit i6r bd>
p%Dnrpllen. -
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
VN andlMngen.
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e. HOrtfssuna.l

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unb elm gang ~anItdnbiser 8dsen 1T
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iiber ibre Singer.
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bu T6Idues fleines &arnidel? Sals
fuIiere, 6ie @nGoige bat es Dir nl9t
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sic sOg cine @rimaIie.
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in bate elm paar quite Obren uno
duBerbem -" lie mics nab Dem
@6reibtif9fu6.
nMba! Ser SdIuFel! SD per7
ffe6e. MIfo lire papiere Deripaert Git
@ndbige in Sem MunOI6rdnt9snE'
ugapiere uno SuipeIen unO Die linO
niGt BON pappe, funnt ou %9laubsnl.
60, bier BAIT Ou beibes, grief uno
@dmud. 8eiorge es gut, unO nun
Iebe nobI, paul."
sic rei@te ibm beioe SGnoe uno
blidte nit sinem 9emiI4 BON Ner7
ger unb SebnIu9t gu ibm aut. SCENE
Iuoen ober fdpeiften 5eritreut iber
ibren 6unflen &ppf ainpeg, ols 1obe
er in Ser 5erne etfpds 9odenbes, Yer
6eiBungsboIes tpinfen. Sic 81 tgl~
fen pergaB er, unb nit einem 3orrlt9en
@euf3er lieB fie feline 9drOe fobren.
.@ute Nadt!!"
Sic bor6fe nod, tpie er Die Sreps
Be 6inuntereilte, uno mie Die 9austur
hinfer ibm in bas S6loB fisl.
&Iuge Dora @Drn, fOnteIt Ou bier
oeinen Mei1ter gefunben hoben2
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
9ebntes 9optteI.

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Gin Saq, 70 fonnig unb milo, Dab
bag Qlqe lnpiGtiirIi9 an Der tpl1=
terIi9en @roe mad herporipronenoen
5rii6lingsbIumen fu4te.
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Bic Iiebe @onne auf cine pahre gllis
tenprd9t.
ueberan in 8aIen unb 96alen, oui
@tdnbern uno &onfoIen bufteten DIE
berrfi61fen 8lumen. Sin Seitentii3s
den mar bebedt nit alerleigtGlderet.
en- uno biib56en @eI9enten mon
feierte @eburtstug beute.
Sine faf Big gum Gonbe 9efiiats
8ifitentartenf9uIe 8eigte an, oaB be-
reits cine Menee 8efuder Der iungerl,
olqemein beliebten &iinftlerin ibre
5ulbiqung baroebra6t bate.
@uqenblidli6 befanO ii4 nur nod
Elm 8eTu6er BEL ibr, Der Sugenofrennn
ibres 8ruoers. Der 9auptmann Hops
ben.
gttpas bloITer, ettpas uni9erer ols
fDnf ftuno Der ftattlide Mann por
@rnd, Die fi6tli9 ergriffen an elmer
gtagere lebnte.
ste baben fein dnOeres Wprt fur
mid, Grna?"
sic i6iittelte ftumm Sen &opf.
.QllIo Elm Serb in oler 5orm!"
Sin tiefer @plfaer hob feire 8rrIt.
Gr na6m feline Miibe bon einem SG=
burett unb fdidte fi4 an, au aehen.
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fe fIog auf i'm gu uno ergriff ielne
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f6on bin i9 bo1fommen feibftdnbiq
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- i9 mir felbff au6."
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langen 3eoe unb elaubte e6rlih, ihr
nun iiber3eugt gu babsn gu feinen
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i9 sic dnoers haben min, als Sn
fino? 2iebe i9 Sic ni9t felt Iun.
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@erIdnge id BON Sbnsn, baB eli
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eigenen, f%elbftGnbigen @eoanten Der.
leugnen. Sbre @igenurt BON ii9 ob.
tun unb pl0Blid nidts mebr ieir
fplen, aIs Elm gdo meiner eiaener
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gu arbeiten brauGen, auf bieien Sag
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fort, IAN peldem i'd enoli6 Dor Si
bintreten unb faeen fOnnte: SeB
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Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
CITIES aopiteI.

&ubelos mar in3fpii9en Der 8dtz
rat in Sem Simmer feiner Sruu duf
unb ab Qe16ritten. Seit elmer Stunz
be belt er rem 8rief in sen !SdnDen,
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perbotenes &en0e8pous bar 6Glz
~Ienqudlen bate er 1eitbem gelitten.
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er fi9 fpneit, baB er ieiner 5rau
nidt na9fubr.
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qefdn9enes Sier in feinem RGfig. Die
8iIber, oie feline iiberrei5te BbdntdS
Tfe Inn porfpiegeIfe, erfiilten ibr nit
10 rafenber @ut, nit einem 10 bpbz
ren6en @9mer5, baB er ieIbit fiiblte,
bas MaB mar poll, feline Nerben, Biz
gum iuBeriten g%eipdnnt, feen auf benz
gunfte gu 5erreiBen.
GtDbneno Dor innerer Dual prebte
er BEN &ppf nit beiben 6dnoen, als
tonne er 10 fir Mugenblide Die un<
feIigen @eoonfen CUR &u6e bringen.
@ds er tun piiroe, tpenn fe ibm
qegeniibsr ftanb, sr puBte es nod
ni9t. @r perpiinf6te, er perfludte
lie = unb Ie93te op9 bdna9, ibr
fpeiBes @efi9t enblih por fi9 gu 6az
ben, BON ibrer @tirn bds 8ranomaI
ibrer @9ulo gu Ieien un0 8ergeltung
au iiben. Sci Soft, er nollte Elm
erbarmitngsloier &ihter fein.
Gr fprang pieber duf unb rannte
nit gebalGten 5Guifen lumber.
Od t0nte BON unten oas Rollen
oes @aeens. @r belt inne in feirem
Qauf unb lau56te 5itterno mad Dem
&orriOor bindus.
SEPT flang ibr lei6ter @9ritt auf
Der Sreppe - aber nod Elm an0erer,
fin0Ii6 trippelnber miiate fi9 binein
= ieBt fpra9 fe au6, pei6, freunoz
lia, nit einem riibrenb innigen Nusz
brud, uno cine finoli9e, belle Stim<
ne CAB Mntmort = oas &ino -
msin Soft - fe Bate ben &naben
mitgenommen!
96fpsr ME Elm getdllter Sdlm
Tanf er auf ben GefeI nieOer.
Mas in ieinem Sirn jeBt Forging,
bermoAte er felb1t faum nod gu fiib>
len. Gr puBte nur. paB an STEELE
bes tobenben Mufrubrs cine bumpfe,
fdfpere @tile trat. Ser Corn duf
feline Srau mar nidt gsringer, iein
9erbaht beItanb nah ipie ppr. aber
merfniir0iq, Die raisnoe @ut mar
berrau6t; nur Elm brennenoer S9merS
pa6lte in ieiner 8ruit.
gr ftano auf uno nabm bon benz
geppi6 BEN 3erfnitterten 8rief.
WGbrsno sr i'm nod langiam unb
forgfdltig auf ben anien oIdttete, frat
Grqenie elm. sic bate 6ut uno
Mantel bereits abgelegt unO bielt elm
8ua in Der Sanb.
.Tu 6ier24 fragts fisl eritauht. sd
olaubte Did nod duf Dem 8ureau."
nOort mar iG, Big biefer 8rief
mid bierber fiibrte. Bite lies" @r
reidte ibr Sen 9rief, Der in feiner ait=
ternbsn s6anb uuf unO nieber bebte,
@uqenie lab nit tiefitem Gr59re>
den in fein entiielltes. aber mertpiir>
oiq rubiaes @eii6t, Elm ibr p0lig
frtmber 3us ftanb fdarf pie binein>
%oeqraben, oarin- Sic nabm ben
9rief, las uno rei9te i'm i9peigenb
3uriid.
nNun?A frdste er Ieife.
Pen Der @0rn natiirlia. Sd
ertenne esndu ibre 6anOf6rift, ob>
eleih lie p~erite(li it,"
v@lei9piel, fper i'm fdrieb. Wa3
baif bu ourduf gu fdgen9 SIT es pdbr
ODER nidt nabr2"
sMabr uno unpdSr. geioss IN
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
@mrJ $500

foitet elm announcement uuf 0as
n@aibingtun SOurnal".
Sbre angeborigen in Ser Seimat
weroen iih freuen, regelm6Big oie
eir3ige in ser 9unoesbauptito0t ber-
0fientlidta oellti6e 3eitung gu erbaI-
ten. $500 fiir's gauge Sabr! Nad
oQen @eltteilen. Sc gr0Ber Die 3obl
Ser Sabresabonnenten, 0eito leidter
iin0 Snierate erbdltlid. Sober ioIte
belfen, ieinen 6reunoesfreis gum
abonnieren 81 beranlaiien.