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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
NEW WHITEHOUSE co.

Formation of the new Stock Ex-
change firm of Whitehouse & Co.,
coincident with the dissolution of
Whitehouse, Hudson & Co. was
announced. The Whitehouse name
in Wall Street antedatss the for
nation of the New York Stock
Exchange by 35 years. The orig
inal firm was founded on Jan. !,
1928.
Old records of the firm disclose
that in its early years there was
no trading at all in railroads or
public utilities, and that or March
16. 1880. sales on the exchange
were only 81 shares, representing
a total value of less than $500
The principal office of the firm
will remain at l Wall stree
while two branch offices will be
maintained in Brooklyn and one
in Waterbury, Conn. The firm will
have private wires to Baltimore
Detroit. Toronto and the Canadian
Northwest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
B. & O.'s Answer

One conscientious president
the veteran Daniel Willard, OF
the Baltimore & Ohio, received
many inquiries. when proxies
were sent out for the last an
nual meeting, as 10 why Mr..
This and Mr.. That should be
elected since they hadn't in
vested one dollar in the road 5
stock.
The question was raised at the
stockholders meeting. President
tnow chairman Willard replied
frankly, fully. Since the reasons
he adduced apply, with varia-
tons. 10 non-stock-owning direc-
tors in many other companies,
his specific statements throw
light on this whole subject. For
example:
"Mr. Traphagen of New York.
Is shown as not holding any
stock. But Mr.. Traphagen was
nominated-at our request-by
a group of insurance companies,
In order that we might elect him
rs their representative on our
board. / do not know how many
millions these companies have
invested in our bonds, but IL is
. very substantial total.
mir. Cheston, who is also
shown as holding no stock, is on
our board for a similar reason.
We asked group of savings
banks having large investment
in the b. & o. 10 nominate some
man in whom they had conf
dence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
De Soto Meetings

De Soto this week launched a
series OF meetings in key cities,
across the country 10 acquant
regional and district managers
with details of their new car
demonstration campaign. L. G.
Peed. vice president, stated this
campaign would cap the most
successful Spring selling season
in the history of the company.
Deliveries of new and used
cars hit a new all-time high last
week. said Peed. 2 per cent
higher than the week previous
and 76 per cent ahead OF the
same period a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Steel Situation

Ralph Hetzel Jr.. economic
adviser of the Go, in a recent
broadcast, expressed the view
that economies incidental TO full
production IN the steel industry
could absorb the recent 10 per
cent wage rate increase without
necesSitating higher prices. At
the same time. it was announced
that the labor tie-up in bitumi-
nous coal. in which the Go
United Mine Workers are in
Volved, would nccessitate a Is
per cent reduction in the rate of
Stee. production this week. APP
parently, both ends are being ar
rayed against the middle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Untitled Air Orders

Untitled orders of the aircraft
industry have passed the 4.OO0,-
10000 mark for the first time.
according to Aviation magazine.
A score or more of additional
AIRCRAFT plants will be built with
government financing and Will
give facilities for 10000 planes
for the British and $500 for
the American air force, super
imposed on the present $1,000
plane program, the magazine
states.
In contrast to the orders now
on the books, in the first year
of World War I. Congress ap-
propriated 100000 for military
aviation. This was increased to
S7OO 900. 600 in 1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Business as usual Is under
going some modification as the
nation mobiles for national de-
Tense and aid to the democ-
-IacleS.
In order to obviate unneeeS-
Sary fears and emotional mis-
Understanding as 10 how tho
new conditions affect the avail
ability of goods and services for
the 3OO00000 civilian families.
a defense conference. on con-
sumner goods will be held AT the
department of commerce IN
Washington TOMORROW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
WiIfred Sykes Elected
Inland Steel President

CHICAGO Nav 1-MIlfrcd
Sykes has been elected president
of Inland 9ssttrrf. ss1r1cc 1886 ne has
been assistant TO the president in
charge Of operations. Philip D
Block. whom ne succeeds a. pres
idert. was elected chairman of tho
executive committee. taking tho
place n l.. r Block. who becomes
Chairman Of the finance committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Oliver United Filters declared a
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrou'
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot 90 per cent
tin nominal. New York. 50 90: future TN
II 375; lake grade copper. delivered MID.
west. Il. electrolytic spot. smeiter. y 70
- So: casting copper. L D. st. Louis lead
= 70. ST Louis zine 7.25 New York anti
mony IL virgin aluminium. H.
All metals moderate Export copper. ~.
resale nominal at Il. so. Free sterling eX
change, 4.0I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Forbes
Why Directors
Own No Stock?
Firm Explains
BY b. c. FORBES

Stockholders get a very bad
impression when they arc asked
to vote for directors owning
either only few shares or no
stock at all IN their companies.
The reasoning IS that having no
financial stake. such men are
less likely 10 devote serious At
tention 10 then duties than
would directors owning large m
vestments in the enterprise.
Under the SEC Law. when
ever company sends out
proxies. II must disclose the
stock holdings of those recon-
mended as directors This IN
formation has greatly interested
and sometimes Shocked-ln-
Vestors. IN many many IN
stances. It is revealed that
nominees own not one share
Quite naturally. stockholders
wonder why such men arc
chosen. This questioning Is par
ticularly acute when concerns
have ceased paying dividends.
Could not much. If not most,
of this kind of criticism be OBJ
waited if companies, when Soll-
citing votes, We're 10 explain
exactly why nominees owning
no stock are chosen?
More often than not. there is
soand reason for the selections.
But when all Inc stockholders are
told that Mr.. So-and-St owns no
shares. he cannot guess why this
particular individual should be
endorsed by him for the drec-
torate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Wheat Unchanged
To Slightly Lower

InttTnaIIohaI NfWs NfrNIte WIZ
CHICAGO. May i (INSl 49,
Wheat futures were unchanged TO
sc down at the opening today.
corn &c to &C higher and oats
unchanged.
WHEAT-May, Ole: July. S9is
n S9&c; September. S9i2 a $3.50.
CORN - July, 6Si2c; Septem-
Der 68a4c.
OATS New: May, 36Ssc; Sep
TENDER. 32ssc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

industries. He aided Packard's
output of aviation engines dur
ing the first World War
Following the armlStice. Hill
served aS assistant general man.
agcr OF the Society of Automo-
tive Engineers until 1925. In
1927 he Joined Murray Corpora
ton of America. where in 1888
he became works manager and
then vice president in charge OF
all manufacturing activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
JOIN CHICAGO OFFICE

Ira Coush and j. r. Doherty
Will become actively associated
with Clement Curtis & Co. in Chi
cago, who are (. +. Hutton cor
respondents in that city.
r.. F. Hutton & Co. established
in 1904, is one of the strongest
houses in Wall Street. Balance
sheet as of March 81, last, showed
A net worth of Si.864. 800 with no
bank loans. and S2,5l6690 on de-
post with banks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
M. s. RukeySer:
InternatlonaI News Service Economic Commentator

sible disappearance Of mem-
ployment,
A preyiew of the meeting,
released by the retailers adj
visory COMMITTEE. strikes this,
keynote:
cit has been felt that the pro-
ductive capacity of America Is
equal TO any demand that may
he made upon II and that such
conference will 20 far toward
reassuring the public on this
score"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01


q q n I a n q
chairman OF
the board OF
directors.
Hill is a
University of
NJ / c higa n
alun1nuS who
a ftcr his
graduation in
1911 acquired
q X q n y " q
practical en-
gineerlng and
m a n u { a c.
turing expert
cnCc in the
q u to motive
and aircraft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Dividends

Cities Service Power & Light
Company. declared dividends of
S1.662s on s. preferred, 81 on Sc
preferred and S2.33is on 81 pre-
fcrred, equivalent TO regular pre-
ferred dividends for a period Of
four months and clearing all ar
rearS on these stocks. All dividends
are payable May s TO stock OF
record May Z.
VI. ". Fishman Company, de-
clarGd a regular quarterly dividend
of - cents on common. payable
June 10 stock of record May Is.
Oliver United Filters declared a
dividend of 25 cents on Glass B
stock, payable May 20 TO stock of
record May u. The company paid
a total of IS cents in 1910, COM
priSing a 25-cent payment in May
and one of so cents in December.
Deere e. Company. declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of 30
cents on preferred. payable June
2 TO stock of record May ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Detroit Poultry

Market, unsettled. easy. no change; hens,
over lbs. 20c under 5 lbs. zee: cocks
10 r. i2c: leghorn hens. lbs. and up. zoe;
rock springers. lbs. and up, 24c. under
ieghorn broiiers. Is. lbs. and up. zoe
ducks 5 lbs. and up. 14c.
EGGs-Market, easy; current receipts,
2Ot4c; undergrades. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Thompson Products
Nets Half Million

Thompson Products. Inc. and
subsidiaries report a March quar-
ter net profit of S501 .292, after
$3.50 600 contingency reserve, equal
10 Isl 81 y share on common,
against a net profit of S522 .16S or
81 65 on common in the same
quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
|. 6. Hill Promoted

The appointment of l.. Clay
ton Hill as vice president and
general manager of Murray
Corporation OF America is an
nounced by &. w Avery. preSi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Set Week S Loddings
Around $4,000 Cars

NEW YORK. May 1.-Loadings
of railroad freight last week are
estimated at 715,000 cars, COM
pared with 70S.651 in the previous
week and 644.520 in the corre-
spending 1910 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
HORIZONTAL.

..t..r p4f.f.rsae .at.
a-Dusa spare iH faff-.
I'H
........ ..,.,.
3D. D. mo. t.t".4 - i.... $3.50 nv
lhtheI
~ "a inlHit II 'it.'#
lf- M" mas Hi'Ai-.a an 'tlif+. a.
btf,hieasea'h
l'- RUSSIAN 500 $500.
~ Asifned i'htihtf
10 Nhhi vas li-s Hisf hAH' %. ~
l'HH re ~
~ y pthueo'
-s-.5uldfs
ft.rtstlora' Ia, -. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Scratches

At JAMAICA
Weather. clear: track, fast
seventh Race-Mobcap.
At PIMLICo
Weather. clear: track. fast.
FIRST kace-Loch Raven.
second Race-Your Bid
sixth Race-Fsde, HalCyona.
Eighth Race-West sea, Bra'inE Dan
ger, Howard.
At CHURCHILL DOWNS
Weather. clear: track, fast
Annie Alone. Chin Music. Dream Miss.
Distillation. Flying Jane. Hut"ka.
second RacP-POlly Pauline. TrNaiite.
Hopedsie, All Aglow. sunny Heels,
Tripod. star Dance. Country Miss.
Fourth Race-tnscOiass.
ruth Rsce-Parkwood Chief. sweet
Forever. ADDRESS, Crimson.
sixth Race-Kinc's Blue. Dog House.
seventh Race-Dickory Dock.
Eighth Race-kermaN.
Ninth Race tsuOstitute) Declared Oft.
At NARRAGANsETT
Weather. cloudy track, fast.
second Raee-Silyer Beam. Free Hid.
NopaIosa Roio, Prince Splendor, Nedcap,
Buss Me.
ThIrd Race-Boy Baby.
Eighth Race ynic King.
Ninth Race tsubstituteD Declared of.
SP0RTSMANS PARK
Weather. clear: track, fast
FirSt Rsce-Bagor, Town Lace, Fo,y
Maude. Alma's Baby, Falsweep. Miss
Yep. MOLLY lily, Gypsy Monarch.
second Race-Nild Pigeon, BubhIing
Ann. Charming Sudle, Auiec, smith
David sir Livery, Dob.
THIRD Race ouTtsuus. Match ship,
Trebla. sen,ishoot. Lady In6niiy.
Fourth Race--Olelia, leroy King.
Black Beggar. Ia Primera. sparkling
sun. Sunchia. Chilla Nation, Joe Fisher.
sixth Rare--Paulson.
seventh Race - Ge1logist, Surrouf,
Askary. Brilliant Miss, MegowaN.
Eighth Race oryus, Manhunt. Broad
WAY JueI, Gambit. Grey Dog, 1adpoie.
Ninth Race tsubstituteD Declared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Standard Cap and seal Corporation shows
for the quarter ended March II console
dated net proht of $66 424 after federal
income taxes. etc. equal after dividend re-
qurements on 81 so cumulative convertible
preference stock 10 II cents common
share. against $40. 627 or IS cents a
common share for March quarter Of 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
PITTSBI RGH

PITTSBURGH. MAY l.-uNsl CATTLE
- Receipts. 10; market active and steady J,
steers choice. SilHl2 medium 10 good.
80. 5OU1l. common. 81 J0sI 2 81, helfers.
medium 20 good. SsHg. 30. common. 80 -
"A s.25. cows. medium TO good. S6.25 n 7.25.
good to choice Ss25G9.25, common TO
medium. S6.25MT.T5.
HOGS Receipts. 500: market active 70
i5c higher. i6O-ls0 lbs. IS. 30 as II. $50
22O lbs. $3.50 S so 220-250 lhs IS 50T
: so 250-2q0 lbs, Ss.2j s. 30. l0O-1ju lbs. /.
S7ns roughs. S7u so.
SHEEP Receipts 400, market active 70
25c higher: choice lambs, ~. 7aD 10. me
dunn to good. S7.j00s. common lambs.
81 % u 3. so; ewes. 50 50df Wethers, 81 %
q 5. Spring lambs. All pl3.
CALVES Receipts. $50; market active
and steady good TO choice. Sll n p me
dium. SO a TO- culls and common, S4g7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
EARNINGS

nitrd Aircraft Corporation and subsidi-
airy report = March quarter net profit Of
81 500. 4s6. after 81 Isl 020 provision for
excess profits tax, equal 10 81. 50 share
compared with mel profit Of 81 ESQ. u2g
o. 50 cents a share Ia the March quarter
Of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Dominion steel and Coal Corporation,
Ltd. and subsidiaries excluding Nova SEQ.
tia Steel and Coal Company Dominion Coal
Company and their subsidiaries, report a
1870 net profit Of Si.i57.373 or Sill
= share on class Y against 81. 332. 500 or
81 IS A share In 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

krsSge Department Stores. Inc. and
wholly owned subsidiaries report for the
year ended February l, net profit Of
$40 AL, equal 10 81 cents share on
common stock In the preceding year the
net profit Was $50 AIS or cents share
on common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Company reports for the quarter ended
March 81. a net profit of S., 627, 26i. after
federal normal income and excess profits
taxes etc. equal under the participating
provisions Of the shares 10 S2.IO share
on combined 70 974 shares Of per cent
preferred. and 2 j92. 15S shares Of common.
This compares with Si.041 42g or Sl.5i n
share on combined preferred and common
stocks In the March quarter of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Toronto Stocks
High. Low 1890

Quotations supplied by Bongard . Co,
v indsor. Prices IN cents Noon quota tons.
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Answers to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

wholly owned subsidiaries show for the
quarter ended March 81 net profit Of
1854 35s after federal income taxes, etc.
equal to II cents y share This compares
with a net profit OF $500 9i9 or 40 cents
a share in the March quarter Of the pre-
vious year. when the net included Si0s,
sos from the sale of properties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Foreion Exchange

NEW YORK, May Prizes given ir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Commercial Solvents Corporation reports
for the quarter ended March 81 a CONSOLE
dated net profit OF 1856, 1872 after providing
sos 900 for excess profits tax and antici-
pated increase in federal taxes, equal 10
u cents a share. against a net profit Of
S5l3. $50 or 10 cents share in the March
or
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09

oeutide Sprade mebr, ionSern elm
@enild) bon Spraden. @ieentlid ein
armtts5eusnis ser oel'tiden Sprade,
ba6 ibr frenoe Spraden leralen
miiBt, nm Seutid 5u periteben. gu
crit: @er mar 9armin; 5lueitens:
.Iein 2ebrer?
G6as. 8obert Darpin, 1909 bis
1882, 5obn bon Dr. 8obert Starring
Dartpiu. @nfel bon 9r. erasmus
9arlpm, eeb. 5u Sbresus6trp, @ns>
lanS; sing nod goinbursb 1926. nm
Weoi5in 81 Ituoieren. 0as gefiel ibm
nid)t mebr; er lieB iid aufnebmen i,ls
Gbrilt College Cambridge 1885, no er
Yrcoiger lueroen tuoDte; sraouierte
neun Sabre ipGter. Seiu 8ifens>
orang seiste iid beionoers in @oin=
6ursb, Der nod seiteisert 1uuroe ourd
Brofeiior S. $. &enslop, ein 8ota-
niit, uno Yrofeilor aoam Seoglpid,
ein @eolose Dl,rd Senslom luuroe er
2an6meiier unter Captain Sisrop.
Mnf elmer 5eeiabrt beIudte er Cape
8eroe 1tn6 anbere atlautii1e SnIeln
5iioamerifa, SnIeln i'm 5tillen S5e-
an ,no Siioafrifa.. 9artpin, iammelte
iiberaa Waterial unb ntadte Stuoieu,
oie er sur @runolage Ieiner @erfe
madte. ais er uieoer nad @nglano
fam, nabmen ibn sic folsenoen Sabre
Die ar6eiten ieiner @eobadtunsen Der
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bollfomluener, ipie sic ser5te ertta=

bollfomnener, tpie Sic sler5te ertti=
ret.
3lpeiters: @enn alld mirflid) be-
pielen iuiiroe, oaB nnler Seib onr6
@nttuidllng 10 ipeit sefommen pare,
6ab er aus einem 1ierlei6 eiu Wen=
idenlei6 ipltroe, Damn ipar er bod
bloB eiu 9iermenid, 5. +. obne See
Ie. Die Seele bas beiBt ser @eilt, lit
bas Yrin5ip oes Meniden, iuas Sen
Meni6en slm Neniden madt. Sbne
Seele fein 2e6en i'm Wenlden; er lit
eiu 2ei6nam. Nie fann ii1 oann
bic 5eele aus bem 5toff biloen luenu
fie nod gar ni6t eriitiert. Oas lit alio
bic 9r6bte Sdpierisfeit. Die @iiien.
fdaft lebrt, OieIer lteber9ang pom
Stofilid)en slnn @eiltliden lit unmog-
lid. Darum fdat Sic gan5e 1beorie
9arluins l,no 9ddels. 8eionbers mar
es Sddel, ser iib unlter6li6 ldder-
Iid se,nadt bat. Oas lit alles, mas
id) a,,d) iasen fann; Sas anoere uerbet
ibr ipdter i1on boren ,.no lernen
miiIiem in ser Bbiloiopbie. 9arlnm {:
9ortuinismns lit bioloaiid) (nad) oe'l
Iebenoen @eieken ser Natltr) einfad
unbe,ueisbar pesen 6es bisber nod
nidt geilmoenen ,,Miiiins 2inf". 60
meit Sr. Selling. S.: go .
~. Seer, ,,mebr uiiien iuia, Der leie n.u,
u1eineu &rtifel, Der bier folst.-s aud
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Amfrmf Der sfirmitars

Cine An5abl fatboliider. 5ilmit itars
in Sollpiuooo baben, int Sinne bes
Nufrufs ser fatboliiden 9iibofe
anerifas, in einem Rllnofunfpro.
gramm einen @ufrltf 5ur Silfe fir sic
Notleioenoen in Qriesseebieten oui.
9eforbert. ~@enn @illiaroen fir Hii.
itungen al,ssegeben meroen f0nneu.
Damn fonnen al,d Wiuioneu fir 8rot
ausgeeeben merben". erflGrte @r5.
biidof S, S. GantIpea bon Sos Ange.
les. 8ebiirftige Yerionen in Soqano.
Yel9ien, Norlueaen, Sranfreid une
Bolen baben bereits iiber ST 100000
bon ser Stride in Amerifa erbalten.
sparoe erflart. An Sem 8rogramm
naDmen tell Srene Dllnne, @eraloiue
5isgeralb, lima O'Gonnor. Sane @p.
att, Rt. O'9rien, @illiam @orson.
Beoro Sc Cordoba ,.nb Dennis Dav.
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Photo Features

lung 5u Gbren oes Serrn Gimme
(idtpeoilder 8otaniIt, 1859. Damn
iGrieb CT sic brei @iider: 1. llrIpr,mg
unb sfrten: Snrpipal Of tbe fitteit-
ourd aampi 6es Stdrferen. 2. Der
llnterIdieo IN 5abmen ,tno wiloen
Yflan5en unb sieren bnrd 3iidtl1ns
1868; 3. Die a6itamnu,ng bes Mens
l1en.
Nun 5meitens: @as leDrt er9 gr
lebrte: cine 3l,dtuabltbeorie, Selec-
tiou Sbeorp senannt; Mbitommunss'
lebre (9e5enoen5tbeorie) sl,r @rfld-
rung bes' Nat,trlebens nno ioa 6as
@dtiel bes 2e6ens l0ien; feline grfla-
rl,ng gilt als sic: bette. 8isber. pie
i6ou seb0rt, fannie man MIR cine
Sbeorie 2inne's- 's-Guoier's., 2inne,
Sd,uebe, Batter ser 8otanif nno
Yflan5enletre, lebrte sic 8eitanoigz
feit ober bic Observation-Disclosures Der
Mrten. b..
2inne teilte sic 8flansentpelt in
5amilien ein; ale Bflansen, 8. g.
eidenbaun1e; alle @iden seboren 5n
elmer Gamilie; wie piele Sorten si6t
es baoon2 Oieie ei,aelnen Sorten
6leiben our1 ibre eieene 2raft in
ser Gortpflan5uns. &ott bat lie 10
gemadt ,lno 10 .blei6en iie, ipenn lie
ser Wenid, nidt bereoelt., Gann oas
Ser Menib? Slime iagt nein. 5. 3.
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0eDanfem ltnD GrinMermngem
gon gteu. 5rans 5nertges

indie ib 10 einfad uno flar at ipres
den, tDie gater Selling; oenn er iagte,
Die BrofeiIorenIpradle nod ben oent.
iden Sebrbitdern lit 10 idpierig, baB
ein getpobnlider. 2aie iie nid)t ber=
iteben fam. Die Sprade 5t bod, 5l
per,uidelt, slt lang nit inbefannten
Altsoriiden ourbflo6ter, oaB MIR ein
@elebrter bantit fertig miro. 8elon=
oers iino es Die Gremoluorter aus Dem
2ateinilden, @riedilden imo Sran5o-
iiIden, oie sic beutId,e Sprade ner-
oerben; man mllB 0ieIe alten Spra-
den lerne,t, nm Deutid at beriteben
mie audi oas ensliIde. gs lit feline
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09

5eereiie in anlprllh; oarauf gab er
orei Sdriften berans bis 1916. Damn
beiratete er feline auiine, Sranlein
8e6geluoob 1lno ipobnte bel Donn
IN Sent allf oen 2anoe. Nim Itloier-
te er tpeiter ,lnb nadoem er Maltbus
iiber oie lleberbepolfernng geleien,
pnroe er iiber5euat, baB oie @rten
nibt .inberanoerlid) ieiell ipie man
bisber glallbte (2inne). gr beiprad
iib oann nit leinen 6relnoen aia
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aufiab allf, iporin er Die 9enben5 Ser
arten (species) in DerIdieoene Sor-
ten ii6er5ugeben aeiste. g. 8. Sal
lace mar audi 81 bieiem SdluB ge-
fomnen. obne bon Darmin su tpiiien;
beioe trafen fid altf elmer 8erIamm-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09
Mittiuod, beH 3. apriI 1911

10, oaB cine nene Mrt entltanoe. Oar.
min iagt ia; 5. +. burh arell5ung.
aber oas lit gereoelung lnb gi6t feine
neiie art. 3arpin min es i'm Iier.
reid beipeiien, bringt es aber itidt
fertig. @s gibt BLOB gaItaros nllo
Oie pergeben lpieoer, 8. 9. 9fero uno
giel geben einen Wanleiel, Ser nlt.
frnbtbar lit ilno abItirbt. Dnrd
Yfropfen in Ser Bflan5enlpelt miro
ser Mntterltod ourb oas Gbelrets
uerbenert ooer perpollfomnlnet. 8ein
9ier ollrb aren5nng. geibes aber
MIR in oeriel6en Samilie.
9ieies fdlieBt alio 9arlpins ss>ee
aus, l1amli6 baB oas eine aus belu
anoern berporgegangen iei. 60 fann
nie,nals ans Dem 4ubgefdlebt bas
8fero berporsebe,l neil beioe .peridie-
oene Mrten iino. Daripin eebt ourd
oie brei Neide ser Natltr:: Sleinreip,
Bflan5enreid ,lno Sierreib. gr ilrht
bann in Sen 1ebten Straten Ser Sci.
icn Die erIten Mnfdnge Ser. Hflan5clt.
uno Der sierpelt; finbet, oaB picle
beute nod 10 iino tpie por @fillionen
SSabren, ais sic erlten perlteinert
turroen in ben @eltfataltropben;
ebenlo audi bie 5iere, beIonoers bes
@aiiers. @iele Sorten iino rnterge'
gangen, anbere beIteben nod. Sab
a6er aus BEN eriten ltupollfonllnenen
slrten, sic ipdteren bollfomnteneren
Itammen, fam man nidt beiueieu,
neil sic ltebergange (linfs) .feblen.
So legt er cine Mrt neben Sic anoere
tpie in cine mSeeb itore (Sdnerei).
9a cine latge Neibe allerlei @ei5en:
ba &orn, ba Safer, oa Gartoffeln.
9as mar cine lbone slrbeit; ober bas
benefit nidt, baB aus bern 8ei5en
&orn entltanoen, ooer. Safer aus
8ldlpeisen, ooer grbIen 'als oen,
9obneu. @s feblen iiberan sic lleber.
.gdnge (miHing linfs). Die Mrt be.
bdlt INNER lire alte Sorm. @enu
sic Bflan5e ooer bas Sier sic Sobe
ser @nttuifl,1ng erreidt bat, itirbt
lie ab, oas Sier bereebt. 2innes GU.
item lit mebr biblii6 unb eefdat uns
6elier. 0artuins Gpitem ser iponta-
nen SelbItenttuidluns lit BLOB eine
SppotbeIe, Sic nnbetpeisbar lit: er-
items: pbiloiopbiId falld: benu tuas
ser Batter nid)t bot, fann er ben
9inoe ni6t mitaeben ober bererben;
5lueitens: biitoriib unridtig, ,tnbalt-
bar, neil es ME seideben.
(6ortiebnng folgt)