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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20

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eenbeit ser fatboliiden 9epolferune
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ser 9linbe genoB Die 5reunoibaft lno
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ihofs Son araIonS, in beiien 9idtlnl-
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nit oem S6merte IN Der Sanb aeaels
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ftion unb feline S6ete, perteibiet, er
bot Dem @laubenseute bes islanbi,
ihen Solfes, ieinen @lauben on Mu-
riens madtiae Siirhitte, einen poetis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
Sic NarienDerebrnng ani Sslano III fatbol. 3eitI

Ihen Musbrld nerlieben ilt ieinen
Gislarsgratl,r.
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golfes sur Mltter bes Serrn berrat
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lte aller Marienfirden paren aber
sic bon Sofitaobir ,nb Stagafiorollr
nit ben beriibmteIten @naoenbilperlt
sic eana nit @olo lmo Silber bebedt
lparen ,tnb berrlibe @elpanoer 5llr
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gen bonn finolid)en @lallben on Die
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ginnen lmb feinen beidlieBen obne
ben Hamen Ser @ebenebeiten iiber it'd
unb bic Seinen angerufen 81, baben.
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oieiem ltarfen @lauben an Die uln-
madt auf Sen &nien'', ipie audi Wta-
ria eenannt miro, ,1nb lansit nadbem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
Grfannt

ssn oenl pbiloiopbiiden Senlinar
bon 8rof. S6eler fanoen bodit att
gereete 9isfnliionen iiber beitimnlte
Sbe1nen itatt. Gin St,loent beteiligte
Iid) 10 gut ipie gar nibt on Den sll1s-
fprade,t, ct b0rte i1nmer latr Slr. ,,Ste
lagen ia gar ,,ibts", reoete i'm Sde'
ler zines Cages an.
,,Serr 8rofeiior, S6peigen lit
@olo."
sdeler iab SEN Stuoenten oitrb-
bringenb on, oann iagte er:: "Sie
Sallbn1iin5er."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
l3mm Silbernen Siidofsinbilanm
Eapit Hims bes 3iuDlftcm
(sSortIebllng bon Seite -

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8umid aus, ipenn iie iid llnrettbar
perlpren ieben, einen ErieIter al I'll.
fen. 3n slnfane ser ruiliiGen Scam.
paene, ais alles 5iemlid glatt ilno
oDne groBe S6rpierigfeiten por lidD
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gi0ie @eoanfe fait gal1s IN ben Sin-
tergrlino. slls aber bie Sdrten bes
8inters iib nebrten ilnb in Ben gro-
Ben bllttigen &dnpfen Sa1lienoe auf
oem S6ladtfeloe lagell mar erobe
gfadfrage naeb slrtneefaplunen. SIN.
gelibts bes itcbern Sooes paebte Die
Grinnerllng an eine religiGie SSngeno
pieoer allf llno oas before Sd pcr-
lanste feline gfe6te. Oieie bon alien
arieasidaupldsen beridteten Satia.
hen bilben bie 2i6tieite oes arieges.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
Nsitttuodj, sen 90. 9sai 1912

staatsfoIie BON germont mnroe fiir5-
Iid ein 9mtoesi1ed inl 9etrage bon
$9O,Ot5.15 als 3abllulg fiir Sor'
rate itnb gltsriiItllngeil iiberlpielell,
oie Der 8ilnbesreaieruns pabreno bes
Grieges bon 1912 geliefert ipitrben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20

2iturgie iit Der &l. GeiIt Ser ge.
idiiter Ser Stride. 8ilb 4:
8eim erlten HfinsItfeIte ltieg Der
81. @eiit in @eita1t feuriser Gun.
gen berab ii6er ale, oie bie berlan1.
melt ipnren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
Sn6isfret

,gater, mas iino inoisfrete 5ra-
gen?"
,,Das iiuo Srogen, bie man ni6t
beantiporten fann.'
,,gater, 1tnier Sebrer lteat oann
aber INNER iolde iuoisfreten 5ra-
gen.
,,Minna, Ieeen Sic lneinem Want
beute slbeto cine 5laicbe IN Dos 9ett;
CT lit itarf erfaltet.' -
uHbein poer Wpiel gnaoise
Srau?'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20

Die Ser. Staaten aablen INNER
nod, &riegsl6nloen bon 1912. Der
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

Gated that SOME one had hidden
here and waited.
The sheriff dropped TO his
knees and examined the prints
closely; then he asked his deputy
10 stand alongside the prints.
When Tyra STEPPED away he left
impressions OF approximately
the same size and depth as the
others
Couch explained his expert
ment:
II figured from the size and
the depth of the impression that
the man who made those prints
was about average siZe. and that
he must weigh about 100 pounds
that's just about your size.
Evidently the killer stood here
and watched the windows of the
house until he was sure Mrs.
Barnes was alone Another
thing-thls man is left-handedw
"Left-handed? How do you
figure that out ." asked Pa
trolman Beasley in surprise.
well. II you look closely
you'll see three very short Gig
arct stubs close to and 10 the
left of the prints. A man either
drops his butts or fiips them; IL
this man were right handed we
would have found the stubs
close at the right side OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

tron was induced 10 return home
on Sunday afternoon March
-, the day OF her death.
The sheriff lost no time in
confronting Doctor, Barnes with
this information and the physi-
clan greeted it with equanimity;
he frankly admitted the miSun-
derstanding but earnestly pro-
tested that he had had nothing
TO do with the crime.
Brad Byars, who lived with
his father on Abe outskirts Of
the nearby town of Fayette, was
a stocky man with coal black
eyes that shone from beneath a
pair of bushy eyebrows; and he
proved to be a slovenly, egotis-
tic braggart.
Mrs. Barnes was In love with
me-" he boosted. "She was 30
crazy about me that / was afraid
the doctor would find out about
II before / had a chance TO tell
him. Then when told him,
all the thanks 1 got was to get
fired"
Couch pulled out a pack Of
cigarets and extended il 10 the
former nurse; he reached for a
cigaret with his left hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
BY MARK HELLINGER

Here IL is. my friends: The
second Quarterly RepieW Of 1919.
Once every three months. ace take
look at the files and selelect
the best Of the best bets zee hare
already ioritten about in this
space for the current year.
Reody for this one? Let's 90.
IN THE motion picture world,
Il I have TO step right out and
state that, in my opinion, the
two best films of the past three
months were Mrs. Miniver"
and Yankee Doodle Dandy"
And for once, 1 don't think many
readers are going to disagree
with me.
Because these two screen
offerings represent the very
finest that Hollywood has ever
produced. Mrs. Miniver" is a
masterful and heart warming
experience in the theater. a
magnificent job of picture pro-
ducing in every respect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

war. invasion, and the dream
of freedom and peace There
were not many competitors 10
Miss Bucks Best of Year" title.
But a number of the later fic-
tons rate renewed applause at
this time Maureen Days
sensitive study of young love,
Seventeenth Summer, and
Come, Gentle Spring" by Eve
lyn Bolster, were GASES in the
desert of minor attempts.
A huge, amazing, and always
interesting study of what life
might be like in Utopia was Au-
gust Tappan Wright's "Islandia."
1t managed to be an exciting
adventure and a mind-tickling
problem at the same time. {.
Among the many historical nov
els that appeared in the three
month period. Don Pedro and
the Devil" by Edgar Mass.
story of the conquest of Peru;
Salute to the Hero" by Con-
stance Robertson. a Civil War
satire; and Alfred Neumanns
The Friends of the People"
were outstanding.
Still 10 be reckoned with are
the earlier romances, "Genesee
Fever" by Carl GARNER. and
Seven Tempest" by Vaughn
Wilkins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

prints where he dropped them.
or far 10 the left where he
dropped them. or far TO the left
where he Tipped them.
"We'll make n moulage OF
these footprints and then look
for a man who Is about 5 feet
: tall, weighing 100 pounds, and
who Is left-handed."
Deputy Tyra was assigned 10
check on the numerous male
nurses preceding Sam-the lat
ter had been employed two days
before.
Later in the day the sheriff
had a conference with the
autopsy surgeon from whom he
obtained substantiating evidence
that the killer was left-handed.
The two bullets. .32'S, has trav-
eled in parallel lines through
the body and slightly from left
10 right-this conformed 10 the
theory of a left-handed man
standing in the doorway firing
at a person facing the killer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
FROM 7Ia{Sl[S
Sheriff UnraveIs
Mystery Of De ath
Of Doctors Wife
BY TERRY McsHANE

ON THE night of Sunday.
y March i, 1888, Sheriff H..
M. Couch of Marion County.
Alabama, strobe up the colonial
porch of the Doctor Barnes
mansion and raised the heavy
iron knocker and let il fall.
Its deep re We r berat ion s
brought 10 the door a huge,
gangling Negro whose eyes were
white with mute terror. The
caller was motioned into the liv-
ing room. In the center stood
a small group of people sur
rounding an invalid's chair. A
uniformed patrolman detached
himself from the gathering, hur-
ried forward 10 greet the sheriff.
lie explained hurriedly:
Tho Negro called me. When
i got here the first thing found
was Doctor Barnes lying on the
living room floor, most likely
fumbIed from his wheel chair
trying to go into the next room
TO help his wife when he heard
the shots. Mrs. Barnes was fix
Ing up the room for the new
male nurse-that colored boy
who let you in-when some one
sneaked In the back and shot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Uses Left Hand
For Most Everything

you're left handed, Brad.
aren't you?" asked the detective.
yep, do most everything with
my left hand"
Even shoot n pistol with the
left hand, ell ?"
Byars' dark eyes blazed with
quick suspicion and he sullenly
refused 10 talk further. The
officer unceremoniously hustled
him into his car and drove him
TO the Marion County jail: Dep
uty Tyra remained and got
permission from the suspects
father TO search his room.
A most careful scrutiny failed
10 reveal the slightest sign of
discriminating evidence and the
deputy was about to leave
when he noticed an unused.
dilapidated barn at the rear of
the house. In the barn was
found muddy clothing. pair of
soil-erusted shoes and 80 Colt
automatic. The gun had been
fired recently!
Tyra raced TO his chiefs Of
fee with this precious evidence;
and there the shoes were
matched with the plaster cast
that had been taken from the
soil behind the Barnes mansion.
Even TO an unframed eye IL was
obvious that those shoes had
made the tracks!
An hour later. in the COM
pany of Robert McAdory, as
sistant solicitor of jefferson
County, Sheriff Couch visited
the prison hospital and con-
fronted the pallid prisoner with
the pictorial proof of his crime.
After hedging weakly for a
short while he blurted:
You're right shot herr
we'll guess 1 might rs
well tell you -. II wasn't my
idea"
mo: Well, whose idea was
it,"
Doctor Barnes" came the
reply.
On June IS, 1888, Byars went
TO trial before Judge r. L. Blan-
ton, pleading insanity. On the
stand he unhesitatingly admitted
shooting Mrs. b a mes and
boosted of an affair with her:
he concluded with a statement
that the injured husband had
plotted her death.
The jury was out only two
and three-quarter hours before
they returned a verdict of guilty
in the first degree with a recon-
mendation for life Imprisonment.
A year and a half later, on
Nov. II, 1889, Doctor Barnes
was wheeled into the sam e
courtroom to defend himself
against the accusations of the
confessed murderer. In spite of
the fact that men in his own
profession advised against his
taking the witness stand because
II might be fatal, Doctor Barnes
insisted:
az would rather die on the
witness stand than live with a
clOuded namew
The trial was short and the
jury required little elaboration
before they declared Doctor
Barnes innocent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
II Children by Ia Husbands

Queries from clients:
GA in town has nine children by four
different husbands. Is that a record?
Alt be the United States but the worlds
record Jacquene Montgaste Of Paris the mother Of IL
children by IA different husbands.
Q-Were you police reporter?
A-Never. probably missed something, though
police reporters the job not hot because
always covering the stories only with different
and the hard spell
GLOW many words can you speak minute the
telephone and make yourself understood?
A-The average person speak about IFS words
minute the telephone Floyd Gibbons who could broad
cast the radio at the rate of PIT minute could
speak at rate Of $50 words a minute O q teIephone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

the mattress beneath. The
grooves in the lead were plainly
evident, making it ideal scien-
tific evidence il the murder
weapon was found.
At this juncture Deputy Tyra
returned 10 report gossip that
he had unearthed in the neigh
borhood; and it had startling
implications concerning the mo-
tive for the murder. Some time
previously, it was whispered,
Doctor Barnes had accused his
pretty wife of intimacy with one
of his male nurses and the man
was discharged. After that, one
male nurse was followed by an
other in quick succession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
How Many Vets at Wars End7

How veterans will the United States have afte
this war? Difficult to say of But anyhow
ing to the latest figures the United States has 4oss
living veterans.
Claiming that his wife be smarter than
he is a feminine contemporary states
"A woman with brains is too much Of strain the male
ego"
Just lot of The male has monopoly
ego. All men want TO marry girl IL they
wants his children brought up by a dumb mother
Dsnouisd syndicate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Good Oscar Bet .

At this writing, you have my
word that Mrs. Miniver" is
even money 10 take the Academy
Award next February Rating
equal applause and absolutely
certain to be one of the great
box office smashes Of all time Is
Yankee Doodle Dandy" Story
OF George M. Cohan. master
Snowman and song writer. this
is one Of the finest musicals ever
to hit the screen.
1t is, as we have already
pointed out and are happy 10
keep repeating. a completely
socko piece OF entertainment
and a tremendous credit TO all
those who had a hand in the
making OF 1t.
Best comedy during April,
May and June was MAY Favor
tie Blonde" in which the ire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

her twice. I called Doctor Hol-
lis first and then you She's
In here :"
The sheriff stepped into a
plainly furniShe bedroom
lighted by an uncovered, dan
Cling bulb whose harShness
glared upon an exceptionally
beautiful. middle-aged woman
lying on her back across the
bed, arms outflung in hopeless
abandon. A light yellow house
dress accentuated a dark, GRIM
son stain directly over the heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
l6o-Pound Killer,
Footprints Disclose

When dawn came, the sheriff.
with his aide, Deputy J. {. Tyra.
and Patrolman Beasley. made a
wide. systematic search of the
surrounding terrain. One hun
dred yards directly to the rear.
at the edge of a bog where the
ground was fairly soft, they
found footprints of a man lead
ing into the swamp. There. be-
hind a screen of shrub they
found two perfect prints of the
same individual. toes pointing
toward the house - this indi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Protests Innocence
But Admits Quarrel

Only two weeks before the in
valid had accused his wife, be-
fore friends, of infidelity with
Brad Byars who had attended
the doctor up TO two days be-
fore the crime. fearful and dis
traught Mrs. Barnes summoned
her sister by phone and before
her denied the accusation; then
she left the house. Through the
intervention of relatives the ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Mistre" Found Dead.
Shot Twice in Heart

As Couch surveyed the death
scene Doctor Hollis came over
TO say:
"She was dead when I got
hcre-shot twice through the
heart. I couldn't do a thing for
her. Now I'll have q look at
Doctor Barnes"
Sheriff Couch decided 10 ques-
ton Doctor Barnes. First he
made sure that there was no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
In Class by Itself

In a class of entertainment by
itself is the delightful Sam
Small Flies Again" by Eric
Knight, recounting the most re-
cent adventures of the flying
Yorkshireman. In the first
quarter amateur strategists
were excited by Lieut.. Col. w.
F. Kernan's Defense Will Not
Win the War" a well-docu-
mented call for an American
offensive in Europe. To the
strategists now. the book is
Victory Through Air Power. .
by Mai. A. Z. de SeverSky. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

weapon In the death room. Also,
he noted a door on the other side
of the room toward which the
dead woman must have been
facing when killed.
The former physician, pallid
and thin, was staring al the
floor with unseeing eyes. When
Couch addressed him he raised
his head.
Its hard for me to tell what
happened, sheriff." he muir
INJURED. "Sam Aston. my nurse,
was preparing me for bed when
! heard shots coming from the
back room. knew Mertie. my
wife, was I'm there 10 I yelled
TO Sam to find out What hap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

TO make good as an actress IN
Hollywood. II is said that most
former manicurists are good looking
enough to be film stars but they
seem unable to remember their lines
when acting. Reason for this Ii said
to be that the work Of q manicurist
develops her hands rather than her
brain.
JUNE MOON. Actress. You
probably think she made that name
up. But not so. Her name was June
Blossom. and she married a man
named Moon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

true Of the present-day charmers.
Girls with so-called "throaty" voices
seem to lead in the matter Of appeal.
That is, those who talk something like
Talullah Bankhead.
When was II wasn't much on
the dance floor. Then one night a red
haired girl from Providence, r. l., said
to me:
"Do you know why you can't
dance: You talk too much. Listen to
the music and keep In time with It."
From then on l improved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

mendouSly popular Bob Hope
vows his audiences from begin
ming TO end, while Madeleine
Carroll does plenty Of neat as
slSting.
Second for Laughs
Fairly close for laughs was
"The Wife Takes a Flyer" in
which Allyn Joslyn turns in
sensational comedy performance
Best Of the exciting movies
this period were The Invaders"
a British film that held some
extremely swell moments and
Sabotage" latest Of the Alfred
Hitchcock chiller-dillers.
Both definitely worth while. =.
Nastiest gal on the screen in the
last three months: Bette Davis
in I'm This Our Life.
PrettieSt gal on the screen in
the last three months. Rita Hay
worth in My Gal Sal Gal who
is coming along faster than any
other voting actress in Holly
wood Joan Leslie in Yankee
Doodle Dandy
Best performance by an ac-
tress in this period: Greer Gar
son in Mrs. Miniver"
Best performance by a male:
James Cagney, in Yankee
Doodle Dandy" the winner by
several million miles All of
which brings me to my choice
of the 10 best films of 1912. at
this writing. They are. in the
order named: Mrs. Miniver,"
Yankee Doodle Dandy" Kings
Row." Woman Of the Year"
This Above All, bail of Fire"
Remember the Day" The In
vaders," Babes on Broadway"
and THE Man Who Came TO
Dinner" Pretty swell list, isn't
IL, when you stop TO consider
that only half the year has
gone by?
In the Book World. as the
half-year mark comes UP, Pearl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Murphys in Revolutionary War

]. j. MURPHY. Turf seribe-Fond Of proudly pointing
out that 494 Murphys fought the American side in the
Revolutionary War of 1776. And only six OBriens four
Kelys and Casey.
ARLEEN WHELAN. Once a Pueblo. COL, manicurist.
Now Miss Whean is the only mancurist ever
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next six months may prove the
value of this present best-seller
by one of the worlds foremost
aviation minds.
In the sporting world, items of
consequence are few and far be-
tween as the years hits the half
way marker.
Let's consider a few of the
fields The fight game is
pretty much in the dumps. Bust
ness at the box office is fairly
brisk, but the quality of the
cards can be expected to drop
more and more as time goes by.
This is only a temporary hull,
of course, since boxing will
reach a new peak of popularity
when the real fighters begin TO
return from the various fronts.
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Never Tops as Jockey

Ralph Neves of South San
Francisco will be hailed as Americas
greatest jockey before this year is
over.
A steamer recently arriving in
New York from Brazil brought in
2000,0 900 pounds of cheese and not
No wonder they are talking about
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Scientific Evidence
Furnished by Bullet

And further, one slug had
passed completely through the
victim and embedded itself in
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Throa+y Voices Charm Men

"Low-ptched voices best for that warmth and
which stirs the opposite SEX claimed Oliver
Hinsdel.
He is right about that. All the great charmers Of the
past with low pitched voices And the same