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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18

The prime requisite Of q candidate
Tor the office Of county recorder is
the ability to master detail efficient,
U and economically. County re-
corder and his staff are responsible
for the perpetuation Of public rec
ords, and he must be able to make
them available at almost a moments
notice.
Since many thousands Of records
are filed annually, the cost Of oper-
ating the county recorders office
may consume many thousands Of
dollars, unless system for expe-
ditiously handling trem il devised.
Ben Shepard, Republican candi-
date for county recorder is emf.
nontly qualified for this job. The
graduate OF Miami University with
a degree of Bachelor of Science in
business, and employment is respon.
sible positions with large local COM
panies is an ideal background Of
education, training, and experience.
Added to this experience and private
employment, it is a record Of eff
cient service of the Treasurer Of the
state Of Ohio under special assign
ment in the warrant, bond, tax coll
lection, and cashiers department.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18

or Its people more than has Charles
Brennan.
No sacrifice has eyer been too
great for him to make to serve the
people Of this city. Even though his
duties a. mayor did not demand t.,
his desire t. serve the people Of
Dayton has been so great that he
has given unspalinglv Of his time,
lis effort, and he has even neglected
his own law practice, thereby sacli-
ficing his own means Of income
whenever the opportunity for Ser
vice presented itself.
Prior 10 his election as mayor.
Charles Brennan rendered conspic-
nous public service for six years a.
assistant county prosecutor.
With this excellent experience
both in the practice Of law, and as
chief executive Of Dayton. he was
prevailed upon TO become a candi
date for Judge of the Probate Court.
Since elevation to higher position
In government is the perogative of
the voters, the election Of Charles j.
Brennan as Judge Of the Probate
Court will serve two purposes. First,
il will assure the people OF Mont
& mely county Of Judge who has
demonstrated his ability, and unset
fish devotion to the welfare of the
people Of tho community, and who
can be relied upon to administer JUS
tice fairly and equitably. Secondly,
the voters have an opportunity to re-
ward faithful service, and express
continued confidence in him as a
public servant BY electing Charles
]. Brennan Judge Of the Probate
Curt.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18
PERKINS :

Continued from Page ID
castigated and exiled from the Roo
seyelt ear, for their pains.
And, more recent 81 let decent,
thinking citizens consider the 'whis.
pering smear campaign' directed at
James A. Farley. wherein New Deal
whisrerers have been advising mem
bers Tammanv Hall thai Farley,
not the President, was to blame for
the lean years Of patronage suffer-
ed by the Wigwam. Truly, it has
been said and written, that to some
ambitious men loyalty is an unkn own
quantity.
Finally, il cannot be denied that
the Flynn reputation of tFis most
recent Smear Willkie' statement
and his pinning the blame for this
disgracefpl camGaign Binder upon
Roosevelt colored workers, is a gra-
phic illustration of the administra-
tion's treatment of the colored peo-
pie of America.
Always, it has been the New
Deals practice to seize upon whip
ping boy to take the blame for
Roosevelt errors. Here, in this most
recent and tragic piece Of New Deal
malice, un-Americanism and bad
taste, the Colared Division of the
National Democratic Committee is
singled out for vilifcation and abuse
for a Michelson-directed, statement
which, I'll wager, was never the
authorship Of a colored man. And
I'd add as proof of this that Negroes
do not foster racial prejudice. Why
Because a victim Of racial prejudice
has suffered to- much to want to
see prejudice extended. Even MI.
Flynn should be able to understand
that"
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18
YWCA NEWS
Committee Institute
Thurs. Oct. "a

Miss Eunice Leavitt, chairman OF
the Membership Committee. Of the
Dayton Association, will he the prin-
cipal speaker at a Committee Insti-
tute conducted by the West Side
YWCA on Thursday, October oath.
The subject of Miss Leavitt's adj
dress will be, "The YWCA as an
Association and the Function Of a
YWCA Committee.
This institute will be conducted
for all committee members, begin
ming al 4 pm, followed BY an ev-
ening session at Z pm. The main
purpose of the institute is to study
and outline the real function of
committee member in the YWCA.
The general topic for discussion and
their leaders viii be- <tWorld Com
lnanasiss' ssath AGEa. g, Tanasr: Re-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18
Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
by FYGmces Lee Barton

a N inexpensive bag Of pears
4 a diced ginger, crystallized;
some sugar ~ seven cups or more,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18

draft
Kurt G
atf0ne George ola. was ouo OF the city :.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18

od hIeH I you
tantalized !? Fruit
pectin and a
k 9 t t ! G large;
some jars; a
little heat. That's
all you need to
make a jam that
Dad says cant
be beat /"
n
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18

Ralph G.. Haines, Republican can
didate for County Treasurer exem
plifies the theory that good busi
ness man makes a good public off
cial.
Successful in his business, Haine5
became interested in the Montgom
cry County Fair number of years
ago, and was elected member Of
the board to represent Washington
township. He is now secretary Of
the board
The successful operation Of the
Montgomery County Fair is a tri-
butte to his enterprise and leadership.
Under his guidance, the fair has
grown to giant proportions. It's
stimulus to farmers, stockmen, and
industry in the opportunity it grants
them to compare prize products to
learn methods Of reproduction, is
incalculabIe.
Ralph Haines' ability has been
recognized by the members Of the
Ohio Fair Managers association,
which elected him first vice presi-
dent.
The qualification that made sue
cess of the county fair are requisites
for the office of county treasurer,
honest administration of business
principles and efficiency Of opera
tion consistent with Safeguarding the
interest of ths taxpayssa.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18

~N~>~~~~>N~S>NSN~e~S~> ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
) Don Bassett announces the opening Of
!, The BASSETT MUSIC STORE, Inc.
] EVERYTHING MUSICAL
! l24 North Main Street phon uE o,a1 -
Dayton, Ohio
Nofd FAMOUS Band and Orchestra Instruments
Brass, Woodwnd and Percussion
Hr James Wilson, formerly Is years with Meredh's
Music Store will be in charg eof complete
line of sheet music
J Piano, String, Vocal, Choral Instrumental. 4
Band, Orchestra and Popular t's.'s<a<s
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18
W here an |
Learn 1t?

Problems which will be discussed
in the modern social problem course
will include housing hea III, crime
and delinquency, poverty. education,
recreation. and Nes IS III bariness.
This class i eonduc "a by the WPA
Adult Opportunity School and vii
be held on Tuesday evenings at
pm. at the Fifth Street YWCA.
Enroll at the center or call III,
5491, the Adult Education atfice.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18

llgion, Mrs. @. w. Rust; Democracy,
Mrs. Earl Hampton The committees
Of the association with their chair
men are:
Committee Of Management, Mrs.
Rust; Promotion, Mrs. @. w. Evens;
Membership, Mrs. Tanner: Indus
trial, Mrs. Arletta Powell; Younger
Girls, Miss Ethel Gibson.
The committee promoting the IN
stItute are; Mrs. James Fields, Mrs.
George Tanner, Mrs. o. w. Rust,
and Mrs. Earl Hampton.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18

Ginger and Pear Jam
cups q lbs.) prepared fruit;
"a to | cup diced crystallized gin
ger: IN cups (3A lbs.) sugar:
bottle fruit pectin.
To prepare fruit, peel, core, and
crush completely or grind about 8
pounds fully ripe pears. Dice about
II pound crystallized ginger.
Measure sugar and prepared fruit,
solidly packed, into large kettle.
Add ginger. mix well, and bring to
q full rolling boil over hottest fire.
Stir constantly before and while
boiling. Boil hard l minute. Re-
move from fire and stir in bottled
fruit pectin. Then stir and skim
by turns for just minutes to cool
slightly, to prevent floating fruit.
Pour quickly. Paraffin hot Jam at
once, Makes about IL glasses {s
fluid ounces each).
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18
Executive Board of
Ohio Association of
Reauticians to Meet
In Dayton Oct. 20

The executive board meeting Of
the Ohia Association Of Beauticians
III be held n Dawyton Sunday, Oc-
tober 20 at 80 pm. at the Fifth
Street YMCA. Mrs. Essie Webb Of
Toledo, president, has infolmer Mrs.
Cornelia Lacy, the state organizer
that twenty members from different
parts Of the state will be present.
Mrs. Lily West, executive secretary
Of the board of cosmetology is also
expected to be present.
IN MEMORIAM
IN loving memory, of Bertha Hicks
who passed away October 4 1899
one year ago:
Il have lost my saul's companion
4 life linked with my own
And day by day | miss her more
As walk through life alone
sa i missed by husband, Mark
t * sons, George, Charles and
Mark, Jr.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-18

Some men seek public office to ad
vance their careers, their social po-
sitions, OF to satisfy their vanity.
Others have the high ambition to
help make life a little better for
their fellowinen.
Whenever mention is made Of
public officials in the latter category,
the name of Dayton's mayor. Charles
> Brennan Is one of the leaders Of
the list.
His every act in public lie is a
record Of his devotion to the public
welfare, and it can truthful v be
aid that no man ever loved his city
The Valley settler., 1940-12-06
FAT2. BOARD lE~TTTC uO7

At c nc ting Of the Fair board
Saturday nirlt, all clci1,s that
had boon prosecuted wore considered
end allowances made. Checks,
whore they Gro I part Of IT, consi-|
dorction, Will be uoilod i IN
CARLY 5cto. Tho fcir board wishes
to thank ell those WHO by cash or
labor donations, those who offered
exhibits or opCr It'd corcoa8i IONS
or contr5 butod in any other manor,
to r121.o possible the ut nusEa
valley FIR held il Ta14aor this
yocr.
By strict economy OF the Fair
Assoc i, 5ion, generous support Of
the Community, enc tho cccoptoace
by exhibitors Of ribbons IL l1ou
Of cash for second . nj third prizes
has r@do it possible to poy I'll
expenses incurred this yoar end
loavo sufficient balance TO in
sure 9 Fctr II 1911.
Az 2sanoo1 Fir in tho E@tanusl.o
valley is OF most uabl3 value to
everyone in tho coru1unit- p:rticu-
12rly to young people Interested
in Al club work Who will DO farm
leaders Of tl2o future. Tt will
bring visitors who Will SEQ develop
mont , pr0Gro SIS, and ccconr1 1sl4aont
exhibits Of live stock, proGuco
etc. t1c.t Will help t'1o sale Of
Mct2nus,.o ,:Ci2 products. 1t prom, -
otos Friendly rivalry botw3on
individuals, noi ghbora, and clubs,
creating the incentive to higher
quality IL FERN protluc IS. The
comb inca effort OF tic whole COM
muntty is required to achieve :.
fc ir, great omoUnt Of work end
pl@nci1c, md tho Fcir association
hopes thot Ill intoros ted in
be otter 1.cnt2nuslZc valley Fair will
otton0 the annual meeting to be
hold in J@nucry.
The Valley settler., 1940-12-06

I1.22UP-2..-A.rg C0Lo.-L L4.E33 uc32rDz 70
3P2..I SUNNY.
Lioutonont Colonel Jonos rcarido,
Chaplain OF tic alaska Dc1543o
Torcos, pioneer. pastor or tho
anchorage Prosby tericn Ch2,2oA, dur
ing the tent days Of that 2>t51, will
'sro1lc Sunday It The hi tod Protost-
ant Church ct 1900 81.
During tho roilrocQ construction
days, he livod for c ti:ao il
cabin on Cobbs hill nocr za5aa-
su-co. IS tho cons true 6io>3 work
prOEros sod farther north toward
Fairbanks he Followed tho JOB IS
pastor to tho constrQc forces.
I .oons OF travel Of that day wc.s by
1oG too-. l'r8. 1cBrido wca in ilrod
i@ . runaway while trcv cling from
Seward to Anchora SO. The c2r1Gos
Gro still remembered by aoao Of
tho old tilao valley rosido.5a, who
arc planning c royal wolcoro.
The Valley settler., 1940-12-06
E PETERSON -:PLo-3D T. r-R

GROUP
It g meeting in anchorage ~odaosdoy
night, Of farmers holding contracts
with the ALASKA Rural 3oha1 iii ion
Conpor2t ion, Amer j. Peterson was
employed TO protect Farmers from
eviction, If or whom the G0npor-
alton Institutes dispossoc procood-
inCs for Failure to make payments
when due.
n .~Pot orson stated tac5 farmers
ions with tic CQrporctio. i nossi-
bic, when cpntrcct8 are changed to
confor 18th original contract and
If n &C. cc,r guarantee title to
Id whom payments arc iaaGo. 1t Is
ul6or stood another ooti1-g Will be
hold soon in Palmer, the 1c &c to DC
announced lat or.
The Valley settler., 1940-12-06

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&c. 5ortiesu,lg)

lttt% *tONI NV ~ bSJ$tt ~ tfSts - ~ ssssse
bic CUTE Dame erid0pft uno atemlos
geenoet, erbob er iid:
.Demnad iino mir i'm ginberitano-
mis-, gn1oiee Jrau. @s lit mir lieb,
bob mir uus 10 letdt peritdnoigten.
llno nun eeltatten sic mir, Dob id
mid auriid5iebe. gpa Warie ertpar-
tet mid i'm @arterl, id min ibr nod
2ebemobl iagen."
sa Srau 9rofeiior Delius erbob Iid
nun 9leidbfaas uno iagte linn 10 iport-
reid 2ebetpobl, oaB iie tuieoer boaig
atelnlos ipltroe.
stls s(rrtin oie Sir binter iid ge-
fbloiien bate, 1pild)te er lid NIT Dem
Saidentud iiber .Stirn ltno sleen,
oils polle er bas 8ilo perI6euben.
2anelam ibritt er ourd BEN Saus-
fur in Sen @arten. ltnlpett Der Sir
,ftano gpa Warie an einen Baum ge=
Iebnt. Sic iab ein iuenig blaB lno
befangen aus, tplBte iie oob, tpelb
lmangenebme ltnterreolmg artnin
Binter fid bate. s-...-
Ct labelte ibr freunolid) 5lt, ltno
,fie elite at feline 5eite, llm ibm beim
lte6eri6reitett Ser Sdpelle bebilflib
su fem. .slls fie Damn on ieiner Seite
5u Ser 8anf i6ritt, oie llntpeit Der
Sir ltnter einem Solun6erb,ii1 itanb,
fragte iie leiie ltno dngitlid:
~8ar es iebr idlinm?"
gr ladbte uno oriidte ibren arn|
feit in Ben ieiten.
Gar nitbt, @oa Marie, es ging
alles ean5 elatt, uno ou brallblt nidt
10 angitlibe s(ugen 5u ma6en.'
Sic iellf5te erlei6tert alf.
u@ottfob, baB es binter sir liest.
Sapor tpar mir bange."
.s(ber nun lit bas borbei. geun
5eigIt b,t lnir gum Mbldieo ein frob=
liges @eiidt."
Sic iab ibm bon 5artlider 2iebe
l,no Siueebung in bie g(lteen.
yWein Mrnlin, nein 1teblter, lieb-
iter Meni6, penn ib bid nid)t batte!"
CT fiiBte ibr Die Sano, baun, als
er iid1 iiberseuat bate, baB uiemanb
fie bela,,lden fonnte, sog ct iie felt an
fid nn6 fiiBte ibren Mllno.
60 faBen iie idpeigeno nebenein=
amber, Sarb in San6, bis Der @agen
iidtbar tplr6e, Der ibn gum SdloB
brinsen follte.
,Dn fommit bod redt oft 81, mir,
Mrmin?"
,@etuiB, 2iebling, ieoen Gag. gor.
Idllfig mllB id ia fabren. aber ipenn
ib erit tuieber gut at JuBe bin, bann
treffen mir ,,ns unteripees, i'm @al-
oe. ltno in orei Monaten ipdteltens
bole i6 6id beim." -
Ser Nbidie6 Dor 3eugen tpar fura
,,no obne 8ertraulidfeiten. gsur elm
feIter Sanoeorud, ein tieier 8lid,
Damn fltbr er babon. @pa Marie 1ab
bent @aeen na6, biz ct beri6munben
ipar. limo 90 i6a,erte Iie ploblid 5,..
fammen in Ser beiBen Mittagsionne.
-sls tpenn 6ie @elt pl0bli6 falt 1mb
olmfel geiporben tpare, ba er ibren
9liden entidnunoen.
Sic ging langIam ins Saus suriid
,lno trat in bas 3imrter, neldes ct
ieit @oben betuobnt bate. 2eiie Iieb-
foIeno alitt ibre &an6 iiber bie Mo-
hnI at.t& &nn.. X..Efa f;n SAn.. a...&
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9sitfDsd, ben IA AaeaR 1910
Sic finO ein aIter GET rief lie,
aIlbetlo Dor Born.

Ials id. Mber oas it0rt Mid onrdalls
lnidt III rleiner SeeIenri.be. Gin
Beibsbilo fdnn nibt gegei1 mid anf.
trnmpfen. Mir fbntedt es n1sge.
aeidnet babel. Der &artpffeIlaIot ilt
Sbnel tpieoer fan1ous eegliidtt.'
Sra olio, au irgeno mas lino oie
5ratten bod Mite. Da mdren mir id
|eirig Stfpeftof. e
aDas berftebt iid, sMalniel. Mir
beioe 5nnften lllls ID gottlob ME- iii6
INNER Elm Sera itn6 cine 5eeie. !"
Das mar feline boIle lleber5engllng,
iltno Wamfen gldilbte es aud. Gie
|beioen punoerlihen olten 2ente ND
relt febr erltaltnt geiDefen, bdtte man
.ibnen geiast, BOB fie iid eben ge5anft
sbatten. Wamlea itri1 eeIniitsrubig
ibre 5diir5e slatt.
asssaiuobl, Snfpeftor, mir Dertragen
ltlls irnIner gut miteiitailoer, troBoenr
Sic Elm Nanu Iiito lino id) cine Grall.
aber MN 1lllB id tpieoer in lneine
Slide binnnter, ionit bre,1nt mir r1feiit
graten an. glnf Die Maeeben lit ia
oari1t fem gerlaB. Die baben INNER
.anoere Sabett i'm &opf. llno penn
Der Serr fomnlt, bann laiien 6ie mid
1ttan fhnen rllfeit.'
uWiro aenadt, miro genadJt,
Malnlen.
Die fleine runolide gerion trip
petite tros ibrer 8ebabigfeit nit flint.
fen sSiiBen onbon, ltno Sbebefing be-
enoete fein MaDl.
glls ct fllr5e 3eit bnranf ollrb ben
5altsflnr ging, offnete er Die Gii6en.
tiir.
.War1ieG. idenfen Sic mir mol
biBden ihnen einen Sdnappns eir,
mir lit 10 flaooerig i'm Wogell."
nWabri6einlih tpieoer 81. bieI. ge-
geiien', fagte lie bonn Serb Der. aMdn-
ner iino iinmer 5i,r 9oaerei geneigt."
Sic trippelte aber ihneG au eineln
5dranf itno brabte cine 6laId)e ut,o
Elm Glas berbei. Sic ibenfte Elm lirlo
g. reerto as o,,aa6t;n
0oa ri eshre s,hS,ste g;oon,,hoft
spon,ssn y AS ssie si,er n ia a,,te,,
nan, ,oron ,onl;9s, hro,,s,, fs,,,,s,, 1fan
:, eode,, ii e6,,sn o,,h fs;na ;;hsr &.
.ohor M son,t II ,,;1,ts ros a. MI g cshna,,,,
moraso = ~ [ III csh,,o,, -. - a. : % ss,,
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Die e7e1za,,senz1kld1s1el 81

|lDr lpfe0er fre1 uilo gltidlld 5itrtllite.
2dbeIno ano triumeno 5tano fie nit
gefalteten Sdnben n1itten i'm 3immer.
Damn ipnroe oie Cir eeoffnet, ,lno
ibre Stiefmntter eridien ailf Der
56pelle.
,,gba Marie ba babe id bid
enolid, fleines Braitdenl 2aB Dir
Slid ipiiniden liebes ainol Ad
ueit1 @ott, ou boit oas groBe Cos
se5osenl @er bdtte oas geoddt, bob
81, bier cine iolde 8artie maiden
luiiroet! Sa, ia, Slid lnllB man ba-
ben, Slid, bas lit anes!'
Sic idiittelte Gpa Marie oie Sa1lo.
,lno lab lie nediid bon ltnten beraif
an. - az
,,ltno 10 beimlid, bu 80ieluidt, mid
5n ii6erraid)en! Sd NOR ia faiinngs=
los, einfab fprablos. Ra, nobnlals4
meitelt beroliditen @liidpunid!"
SD borfe Sir, iagte gpa Marie.
NIT rubiger Biiroe ,t1o begattn I'M
3inlner alif5lrallmen, ltm ote frii-
bere Srbnung ipieberber5itltellen. 0
a. x X
ssssnipeftor 5depefing mar felt bent
friiben Morgen .ibon altf ben 8ei-
nen, Inn dies 5llm gmpfang ieil1es
Serrn bor5tbereiten. Nltn mar alles
in Sronllng, ltnb er foltnte ben 8a-
gent binabi6ifen Dor bas fleine Bro-
feliorenbalts.
Die 2eute tparen felt 5ebtt l1br.
bienitfrei lmo beriammelten Iib I'M
Sonntagsitaat in Dem groBen 56loB-
bof. Dieler ip,troe auf elmer Seite
bnr6 6ie Sinterfront bes 5bloiies
besren5t. Die atpeite 5eite biloete oos
@irtlbaftseebaitbe nit ber Slide nno
SEN 8orratsraun1en inn Soliterrair
unb Barterre. SIN erlten 5tod lag
oie Snipeftoripobnung, nno int 5pei-
ten Stod bie beioen Stiib6en Mantiea
8unberli6s llno bic &antmern Der,
i'm SbloB bebienlteten Waoge.
9ieiem @ebduoe gegeniiber Iagen
bie Stalle, llnb auf Der bierten 5eite
uurbe Ser Sof bur1 1ndhtige Maiiern
unb elm breites, bobes gor begren5t.
slls Ser @asen, ser Sen neuen
Serrn bon 8urgiperben berbeibolen
iollte, bnr6 Die breite Goreinfabrt
berldpano, iub Sdebettng nad lei
ner iebr umfangrei6en llbr.
eli nbr - no ia, 6a pollen mir
NAL ert ein biB6en friibitiiden" nnltr,
nelte er. ,@r ltellte einen anebt ain
Cor alf. n.
uDa iteuit bu 6i9 bin, Mnton,
1no iobalo bu ben 8agen ,nten iiber
Die Bride fabren iiebit, ruff bu mid.
8eritan6en?"
uSSaipobl, Serr Snipeftorp'
,,5d0n, 1nein 5obn, MIN paB gut
allf ionit iou Dir Elm Donneruetter
in ben Magen fabren."
Or eing nit breiten, etipas iteifen
Shritten quer iiber BEN Sof auf bas.
@irtidaftsgebau6e al ,lno perldipanb
i'm Sausflur.
,,ManIell - Wamlell!" rief er
laut itn6 orobneno blr6 6en lueiten,
nit 5teinflielen ausgelegten &aum.
Gin friides, rllnbes Srauengeii6t, bon
.sra,ler1 Saaren ,,tnrabmt, a,f oenen
eine tpeiBe Saube nit fliegenoen 8dn-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-14
.Suneer babe id. @as iii effen1
min iA.''

sstcyttltiSSL gs'oS ss4s e~cuS OF 1itS1t
min id. Y u
.,g11 besb1lb brauden Sic bod
|tliht 10 5u idreien. Sdpo1 iiao sic,
ssbrer Gimme 1lad, nod llidt Dor
ESnnger geiporben. Bin iebr eridrof-
ten, 0enfe, Der Serr lit fdon oo.
sllnlinn. Ni,n nal bait bob id
,einen orbentliben Sappen friege.
Nidt 10 biele @orfe. sIber obne onss
fomnt bas @eibspoH ME. nus"
Or itar1pfte bic Sreppe binanf in
ieine @obnitng, itft6 Manlien @lln-
oerliG 5og oie aiidentiir llnianft i1s.
5bIoB. Surge 3eit borauf trat sieI
ieood nit einenr gut befebten Sriib-
itiidsbrett BEL ibm Elm. SIR breites,.
reio1ntes nno bod gutmiitiges Sc.
iihf, biiter Dem bie ipeiBen Sanben-
banoer Iuitig einberflatterten, fab tot
itnb gldnaeno aus, tpie ladiert. SIRE
fleine, rnnoIide 6igur ipar in ei,l.
brannleioenes Gleio ge5ipdngt, oas
IN auen Ndbten frabte, l,no Inn sic
breite Siiften trug iie cine bfibinr-
bere tDeiBe Shiir3e.
Sdebefing fab lie n1ter oen bn=
fdigen 8railen berbor 5ertplutoert an.
oaae Sagel, Man1len mas baben
Sic iid ra,lsgetpidit! 8oIlen luobl
ben inngen Serru nit 2iebrei5 uut-.
gaufeln? Dag bdtten Sic iieb man
rltbig fparen fonnen altf Sbre alte,l1
Gage. Der audt nidt 1tah 10 grau-.
baarigen @eibieir.'
uDas lit 1lteilte Sa6e, sSnIpeftor,
ino gebt Sbnel1 gar nibts an. @einlI
Sic IN Sbrer Dulnmbeit feline 5rnnI
aitimieren, Damn lit nod Iange nibtl
iider, bob nnier 1leler Serr e6enioI
berbobrt lit. Das miro ia 1lun iiber-
baupt anbers in 8nrgnerben. unier1
alter Serr, @ott bob i'm ielig, bat'
oilrd iein 9eltament betpielen, baB er.
ood ettpas bon oer ssraliei1 gebalten
bat, tpenf er man audi INNER 10 tat,
ais OF er anf'n 3itronellfern biie,
Denn er tltal NIT linlereit1em reos,lI
muBte. @enh MN er1t cine il,nge1
5ran bier ein5iebt, Damn iit es ia
gottlob borbei nit Ser llnterbriidung
oes meibliden @eIbledts."
Sbebefine bate gen1iitsrubig eine
Bortion Sbinfen allf ieinelt 9eller
gelegt nno aerlbnitt i'm ait frdftigen
Biiien.
vssa, mas bas anbelangt, WfamIell,
Sic baben iid ber0eibelt tpenig ltnter-
oriifen laiien. Sbr Munoperf iit1
INNER gegangen ipte cine gut geolte
5bleltbermai6ine."
9amit i6ob er cine banblihe 2a-
bltng in ben Mun6.
NamieG. @un6erlib itemmte bie
&an6e ,tnternebmungsluitig in oie
Saften uno ladte friegsbereit.
,Das bGtte ia audi geraoe nod ge-
febH. Stu nee, SSnipeftor. llniereiner
tpeiB bod and, po5u ct alf Der @elt
ilt."
uSSa, ,lm Sen MGnnern bas 2eben
ianer at MAIDEN, rtllrrte er nn6
idob Elm 5tiid 8rot in ben Mnno.
Mamiea 5udte Die rlnben 56ul-l
tern.
,2ieber @ott, bas berIobnte ii6
geraoe. Nilien sic mas, sic f0n-
nen mir leib tlin. @enn Sic me tii1-1
tine .hrnha esrn,t snpfripnt h1ffcn 6in