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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Freezing
Cuts Tax
IL Million

With the cause laid at the door
of ORA freezing orders, Internal
Revenue Collector Giles NJ. Ka-
varagh revealed today that fed
eral tax revenues dropped S12..
293,7l0 or about 25 per cent, DUR
ing February in the Eastern
Michigan district.
Total collections during the
month were SAT 984 .423. Kavanagh
said. with taxes on autos. trucks
and auto parts still holding the
lead in spite of freezing of new
car sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
RATEs TsTARLIsmED

Farmers VIII DC paid $40 2 ton
for scrap metal Weigh stations
VIII receive 81 ton for handling
and truckers Will get 81 q ton for
delivering il into Flint. Farmers
may have the fun 81 If They bring
Their scrap etFeet tn + tint, II 17rCU
said.
Household Scrap from al horne
will be paid for 8t tho following
rates: scrap metal 50 cents 100
pounds papcr l9-Cortv trr tCCGf
a pound for rags and 30 cents 100
pounds for old tires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06

BIRTHS
DEATHS

Yv00ne R~r5rau 2tO- I.-a
Florence Rodgers 1850 L..0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
AUTO TAXES SHRINK

Automobile taxes shrank S..
125, 1913 below the January figure
with a total yield of $7,416,5S7.
Truck taxes, however, gained ST.
1898 for a total of $1,757, 5S1. Auto
parts taxes gained $590,549 with
81 ,612,305.
Taxes on tires and inner tubes
dwindled about so per cent or
$54,822.
Luxury taxes on retail sales of
lfurs. iewelry and cosmetics totaled
1922, 1913. a gain of S308,9 over
january.
A 40 per cent gain, or 1862, 256,
was shown on levies on electrical
power. A loss of S166,147 or more
than so per cent, was shown. how
ever, on the curbed sales of re-
frigerators and air conditioners.
A total of S17,912, SEQ was col
lected in employment taxes cover.
ing the final quarter of 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
AIR CoNpTIIoNING. FILTERS

CARLSON ETUDIOS-Advertising displays
posters lpHg Brush street. Telephone
y A-t. f.H g1ft
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ootL uN CRtnIr
CoCkTAIL BAR
nRtG oT0RT-DELNTRIES

.lT.KsT BAR 49, liquors Al Duprey
r-rps cor. llul9-2l Chalmers. Arlingtoi
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.Ctrr Tu-.fg l-f-gi f-r reliable elcciri
carl quek service repair, and instaua
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06

lrr0NUS DRUGS Prescriptions, COS.
UHNDr Ge'uhu'nrs. 1899 West
..rt.r University ~sb6
F.uH Prescription Fhgrmacy-D Drugs
.l--.. -.-.-t-la---lSliS- James Couz'
t.'I.Hr.31 University 3-Sl2i.
T.CH CfT-EATF IuE - Light luuches
IU. 2l0J john Il. elizabeth,
f.f .itp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

FOR SALE IN KEY WEST: 1941
Vagabond Coach, all steel trail
err, four wheels, six-ply tires
like new, two-wheel Slimp
dolly, three rooms, three clos
cts with two-pier glass mirrors,
electric refrigerator, double
sink, water tank and running
water connection, two tank
bottled gas stove with electric
exhaust fan, electric blower
circulates heat between floors.
Innerspring touches, sleep four.
Lavatory, septic toilet, Warner
brakes. Interior thirty feet.
Value fourteen months ago, ST.
753.00. Make cash offer, no fl
nancing. Phone 292. dec21-6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

shortstop, hit three safely and
scored three runs, driving home
trio. He also stole four bases.
In the seventh, with the score
tied, Lucilo doubled, scoring
Bethel and G. Garcia; then Gates
singled and the game was won.
Walker struck out IA Conchs
bat hits IN the PEACHES proved
his downfall.
Score: eT X. ii. E.
Delray. - 001 OO3 0OO-4 Z 3
Key West = 010 OO1 4Ox-6 9 5
Walker and Henderson; Beth
ell and Rodriguez.
On September 10, the Grocers
lost their first game of the year.
Melvin Tynes subdued them for
the Bacardi Club, 3-12.
M. ESqulnaldo, II. Arnold ana
o. Esquinaldo attempted to stem
the hit-and-run barrage of the
Rum boys but all in vain.
Paul Esquinaldo, the Grocers'
star moundsman, did not appear
due to injuries received when he
was struck by an auto.
Score: r. H. E.
P.G.C. !, Grocers - 3 8 z
Bacardi Club -----12 IL 3
. M. Esquinaldo, r. Arnold, O.
Esquinaldo and Menendez; M.
Tynes and G. Ogden.
! 8No BE CONTINUED
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22
Todav's Horoscope

To-Day promises considerable
success. The mind is capable
and full of enterprise, sharp, in
cisives and of strong purpose.
The way may be rocky, though
it may be made much easier if
attention is paid to the advice Of
friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22
MOVING TO RUSSIA

WASHINGTON - An Amer
lean tire plant which is being
moved to Russia will produce l.
000.0U0 tires year from synthetic
rubber.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

On September 10, 1888, Key
West won over Delray Beach in
return game at the Navy Field.
Robert Bethel allowed seven
hits. while Walker of Delray al
lowed nine,
Amanda NAcevedo, Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

FOR SALE-Small Burroughs
Adding Machine Key West
Drug Co. decl9-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22
Classified Column
FOR SALE

FOR SALE--One rebuilt Hoover,
one used GE cleaner. Also,
one used, with rebuilt motor,
guaranteed, Electroiux vacuum
cleaner. I have a few new
Electrolux cleaners for Christ
mas. See O'Sweeney before it
is too late. dec10-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22
LEGAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
CIfANCERY.
Case No. Sass
HELEN LORRAINE PECK
HoLToN,
Plaintiff,
VS. DIV o ~ G +
WILLIAM EDWARD HoLT0N, JR.,
Defendant.
ORDER of PUBLICATION
TO: William Edward Holton, Jr:,
Service Co, 18th Inf.
q. A F. o. No, 1903
A. s. N. 6S50131
clio Postmaster
New York NJ Y.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint, for
divorce, in the above styled cause
on the 1st day of February, A. d.
1943, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This Order is to be published
once week for four consecutive
weeks in The Key West Citizen, a
newspaper published in Key West.
Florida.
Done and Ordered this 21st day of
December. A. II. 1912.
(SEAL3 Ross c Sawyer
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, Monroe
County, Florida.
BY -tSd.1 Florence E.. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
tsd) AIRAN~fss cEEARE, JR.,
Solicitor Tor Plainffff
--.----- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1913
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS

MISS GOODSPEED'S NURSERY
SCHOOL, 728 Fleming Street,
offers kindergarten Class,
mornings, 9 to IL; Play at
Beach, afternoons, 2 to 5.
Transportation if desired. Call
551-M. dec1-8-15-22-29-5tx
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FOR SALE-Trailer, sleeps two,
14-foot. Good tires. Inside
good shape. See at Viewers
Trailer Camp, US. Highway l.
dec21-3tX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

Leahy says time of building
warships has been halved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

TYPEWRITING PAPER - soc
Sheets, 75c. The Artman Press.
sept19tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

WANTED-Chef, Dinner Cook,
Mattresses and Dish Washers.
Apply J. D. Cafe, SIG Southland
ST., opposite Bus Station.
fil. dec22-6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

WANTED-Experienced man to
sell produce to grocers, hotels
and restaurants. Address Pro-
duce, clio The Citizen.
,......e<z.5 ,.se..-..-.as nov21-tfx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

Here's announcer cnapLer In our
review of baseball activities in
Key West since the late 1905.
On August %, 1888, in the
Junior League, the Bacardi club
won over the Park Tigers, 80.
Melvin Tynes and Jasper Walk
er staged pitchers battle.
Score: r. H. E.
Bacardi Club -------------------- 3 3 2
Park. Tigers - 2 q 3
NJ Tynes and G. Ogden; J.
Walker, Atwell and Johnson.
Ina second game that after
noon, the Bacardis also downed
the-Marts, 1871.
Score: R. H. E.
MaTtS ---------------------------------- l Q 6
M. Arias and j. Villareal; Var
gas--and G. Ogden.
A-third game that day saw
the--Burly Boys whip the Men
doza Stars, 90.
Score: r. H. E.
Mendoza Stars ---------------- 6 10 3
Burly Boys ---------------- 8 8 3
Mendoza, L. Gonzalez and
Gates; Sibila, I. fernando, Sol
dano and o. Esquinaldo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22

Here's another chapter in our
review of baseball activities in
Key West since the late 1905.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-22
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Young Girl or Man
to work in dry cleaning estab-
lishment. Apply White Star
Cleaners, opposite Bowling AL
leys, Duval st. nov3-tf
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Gates; Sibila L. Fernando, Sol
dano and o. Esquinaldo.
On: August 80, they Junior
Stars walloped the visiting boy
scouts at the Navy Field, INA
Charlie Mendoza allowed the
visitors but two hits and Billy
Kelly held Key West to four
safetfes.
In. a second game, the visiting
Boy Scouts avenged their first
defeat with three Key West
scouts in their lineup. They
were Tony Soldano, catcher;
Robert Smith and Felix Yado.
The locals started with Char
lie s.(Flash) Mendoza on the
mound. Flash lasted two in
nings, He was relieved by M.
Esquinaldo.
Score: r. H. E..
Key West Juniors --------- 9 10 8
Visiting Scouts IL 8
Mendoza, Esquinaldo, Fernan-
dez.and L. Fernandez; B. Kelly,
Wilson and T. Soldano.
-r~-
On. September 5, the Monroe
County Baseball League held a
meeting at San Carlos Hall. j.
v. Woodson was named chairman
andsM. Sanchez vice-chairman;
Roy Hamlin, treasurer, and Pedro
Agui1ar, secretary. 1t was de-
cided to start play September IA
with the Bacardi Club VS.. Ace
vedas. Stars and Key West VS..
Trojans.
On the same day labor Day.,
Miss Celina Bentancourt was
crowned Queen of the Fiesta at
the~~Coral Isle Casino in cele-
bration of the opening of the
news-Overseas Highway.
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2NFo BE CONTINUED
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
st! @s fommt ien1ano!" rief er.

nStl VS. fomlnt lentano!' rlef er.
au9enblidlib beianoen iid) alle aui
oen SiiBen; llno elmer, inoem er flint
an oen gfano zines fleinen Ibban.
ses trod, oer NIT @ebiiid belaumt
iuor, ll,ete poriibtis bina,ts. Sn'
augenblid font er auriid.
' u@s lit oer naaareniibe 9aabbi
init ieiner S6ar; iie iino eben lnten
ont Stranoe an9elonet."
n8as 6entlt bu, oab sic bier mol
len?" fliiiterte elm anoerer. Sol
len mir -?" uno nit elmer beoeu,
tnnespoaen ,9emegung 5oe er iein
blisenoes Melier.
,.Rein, Narr!" fnurrte Dumadus.
,Die baben feline 8eute. Aub", fig
te ct bindlt ylnag uns ber Ntann Mtg:
li6 iein. 9,t tueibt, oaB er idon elm
erobes ,>@efolae bat, nno es ipddit
tGelid. Wit ibm als &0nig fonnten
mir Serre,t bes 2onoes :tperben. ST
bat 3auberfrafte; uno fonnte aug benz
@rafe bes Seloes Sdtperter eenua
ma9en, unit ieben Mann 5u betpoff-
men, Der iid at uns ibliiee. Selbit
oie &omer fiirdten ibn!'
u@s miro eeIast', iaete ein an
oerer, uoab ct NIT 8eel3ebub einen
gertrag senadt babe uno oas iei
oie ltriade ieiner ipllnberpollen
Nadt. S6 borte, tpie ein Rabbi pon
Serulalem elmer golfsmenee, Die iid
bertpllnoerten ipeil ser No5orener ei-
men ser Sbriaen bon einent blinoen
unb tauben @eiite eebeilt, Die Sabe
erflGrte.'
.9sun, id fit meinen Teil mad,
mir nidts oaraus, NIT DEM er iid)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
Sobn'' iaste 0us

"gr iit mein Sobn'', iaete Oh.
ma6us ar9erlid.
,,&omnL fomnt Gamerabl @arum
| iid Die Wtiibe eeben 11ns meeen elmer
|isl6en &leiniefeit at ,beliigen? @elm
ou i'm bon irgeno einem rei6en SIT
oen seitoblen bait, parum nibt elm
2oieselo fir i'm perlangen? Men=
iden fino bel.t5utaee 5ablreiAer oils
@elo."
Dumabus fbtpieg einen aueen-
bid, oann iaete er ipottiid: uunb
ou, n,ein gutter Greu,lo, nlobteit piel-
Ieiht oas @olo teilen?' '
,,Das m0dte i1r' iaste ser on-
oere nit erobem @eld9ter. ,,2omn,
Iioae uns oes Wannes Name."
yWarr!' aiid)te Gumadus. uSGtte
id noreeaoeen, ben &naben auriid5u=
seben, tpiiroe ib es Damn nidt Dor
Sabren setalt baben2 Sd balte mebr
bon meiner Sadie ols bon be,n gelb=
ten 0ol0, oas le 9efnun6t lpltfOe. Gr
ion mir nidt entrinneu, uno tpenn
Die 3eit fomnt, meroe id =" bier
bielt er ploblid inne, ipdbreno ein.
fold ideublider ausorud iein &c:
iidt iibersos, oab ielbit feline idulo-
eebarteten @eiellen i'm in al,genbliu.
libem @rltaunen anltarrteu.
SD beneioe ben Burden nidt
Inn ieine 3uflnft NIT eiltem Gormuno
ipie b,t elmer bilt', iaate Ser erlte
Spreder, feline sdieln 5rdeno. sd
CLAUDE in gal,5 @alilia lit fein Inlb
8ipeites Sbeuial! Oh tpirit nod se.
freuaiet, n1ein bodp. 8efeblsbaber"
aber tpabreno er iprad, bate er
feline Sanb am @riff bes fnrsen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

aipeiidneioisen NeNers in ieinem
@iirteI, uno 9uma6us, Ser aufee-
fprnnsen mar bel ben 8orten, ianf
tpieoer auriid, inoem er leiie Dro.
bmaen nno Jliide alsftieB.
u&ommt' ioete Elm onberer.
"Sobt ibr nidt 8lntes senue eebabt,
bob ibr euh eesenieitie eriteben
miibt, nun tpir &ube baben2 2abt
l,ns eHen!' llnb ser Spre6enoe be-
oiente iid) NIT einem ser Slide, Ole
auf Sen 9oblen ibmorten.
9ie anoern foleten icinem 8eiipiel
uno balo aben uno tronfen fie oIle,
pabrenO oas robe 5eit bon @rud.
itiiden rauber 2ieber nno slusbriiben
rolberen @elodters belebt ,puroe.
&ur5 oaralf belt elmer Der MGnner
inne nit einem giiien ouf balbem
Weee 5ltm Mlnoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Sraiioent 8areas bon 8ralilien bat'
oent Gl. Batter, cine @olomeoaile ae>
ididt, Die er aus Anlab bes @olb~
inbildums Der @napflifa Rerum No4
barllm anfertigen lieb. Die Sorber-I
ieite 5eiat 6ie 8iloniiie Bapit 2ea
oes Drei5ebnten l,no Yraiioent Gar.'
gas; auf ser Riidieite lit cine An@l
ii6t ocs EalaItes ber Yraitoentenibah
itt Hio De Soneiro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

aebuna itanoen, nm elm fleines
Sener. gs tporen ibrer aebn ooer
elm Dnseno, eroBe, idperfdlliae &c,
ienen, nit nieorieer Stirn, bon
8ino ,mo Metter gebr1nnt nno bon
gtarbeu aus nlanhem iblimmen
Sample entitellt. @esenipdrtis be-
fanben fie ii6 bel Der frieoliden 8e.
idoftielna oes 5iidebratens, nab.
reno nabe BEL auf oem @ras einie'
balb eeleerte @einidlGuhe laeeu.
rllnb 10 1T oir Der 8urihe alio
beimlib entiuiibt, Dlmadus? @s
tpare idabe, er miro einmal ein nut
tiger 9uribe', iaete elmer ser Man-
ner, inoem er itd nod born belet,,
I'M friicbes Brennmateriol auf bas
Seuer at bauien. $50 batteit blt
lbn ber? ST iit nidt NIT sir bet
tpanot."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

perbimben bot. SD bin au ireeno
ettpas bereit, oas 8eutc ins ansiidt
itellt", rief Elm britter. ,9oh tpo.
Der Der 2arm, SEN it bore2 8leibtl
SD iueroe nadleben''. Or fIetterte
auf einen boben 8a,m, Der in Der
Habe ipmhs, uno balo rief er ieinen
&amerahen unteu 3u: ,,@s iit elm
tplnoerpoIIer Iublid! ga Iino Sau.
ienoe bon W6nneru, 8eibern nno
Ginoern auf Sieren reiteno uno au
SUP - nno oiie tommen lie bierber."
rSie iuden ben Mann bort brii-
ben, ioatc 0umahus, NIT bem 0nu,
men iiber Die Idiel 5ei9eno. o9tun
iebt lbr, haB ib reht bate! 2oBt uns
bier obiportcn, lpas fol9en miro.
Sellte mag oie 3eit 5um Sanbeln
reif iein.'
sIls er nod iprod, brod) ein Monn
burb bas @ebiild) in ser gt0be. @r
fllbr entlcbt 6uriid, ols lcin sln0e
anf sic miloe @eieIlid)oft ficl; oob
iein Sertrouen ipieber9epinncno i'm
8cipnBtlein oab sic iibrioen lcner
&anlerooen iu Der NGbc morell fam
ct bortpGrts uno rief nit lnuter
Gimme:
uMibt ibr iraeno et,pos iiber oen
Infentbalt oes Mannes, ser "a Sse-
ius bon Na3oretb genonnt miro? ?"
SD bin es", iaete Dulnod)us
ipottenh, limo Dies lino meine SSiin-
ger. sSas ipialt o,t bobn nns q
Ser 0iann ltarrte iie an; mGbreno
ele anoern ut ein ihalenoes @el0b-
ter ol1sbroden iiber ieine Germirrung.
! Ser No5orener lit Oriiben auf Den,
Sii9el!' ioate 9umobus enolidl oIs
er lab, Dob ser 9Ronn int 8eoriff
mar, ipeiter 51 rcnnen.
Ser 0tonn ihoute binoui l,no rief
oonn oenen ,nten freuoi9 al1: uSier
| lit ct! &on1mt bierber!'
SSnr sluoenbli6 tparen 5tpei - orei
- ein 9useno MGnner bur6 bas
@ebiiid) aeorungen rno itrebtcn nit
frobliden1 Tufen Sen .!Siigcl bilon.
9ieiet fol9te lofort ein eenliihter
Sauien 9h0nner, @eiber uno &inoer
- alle eileno -- brGngeno - RIM
aenb nad oben. 9unad)l,s 1luo ieine
Monner itieben 5ur Vtenge ltno id)rieu
Iallt fir ben No5arelter, tpdbreno iie
bostpillig >ei,iee Ger Sbpd1eren i'm
@eordnee at 9ooen traten.
ltnteroeiieu rubte SSei,ts nit lei.
nen Nahfol9ern ltille in einem flei~
men Winfel an abbange bes 8erees.f
g'att uno enttrdftet bon ununterbrc.
dener &rbeit uno a,tfreeung bottem
| iie oiele frieolide @iniamfeit an eis
ner fnrden &ubeseit aufgeiudt. Msa
DER erfte 2oitt Der beranfommenben1
Menee ibr Sbr errei1te, ipar Eetru&.
alteenbfdlib auf ieinen 5iiben unb1
Die Spibe eines Seliens erflettcrnbs ;
beibottete er ieine gueen NIT ber
Sono nno ibailte >nab Der Ri9tuna.i
bon ipelfer Der 2drm fant.
(Jortiesung folet)
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Is. &apitel

sSslt elmer oer eriinen un6 angeneb-
men @inooen in Der Nale bes ODE
rem llfers ,bes Sees, faben ober la
gen lang bineeredt eine @ruppe Mdn>
ner, bic in ieltlamem @iberiprud) at
Der friebli6en S6onbeit ibrer ltm-
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Ae;tt,usd, Sea IA. phoser 1e42

bic NGnner nit aerriiienen aleioern
iout ipeinten unb afde ouf ibre &6up-
ter ,.no in ibre Y6rte itreuten a,,nl
3eiben ibrer Srauer.
9rinnen iaB Die Wutter am Bette
ibres totem &inbes = benn fie batte
ben ipoblge,neintep 8eriu6en ibrer
5ranelL lie hinipeesunebmeu, 8ioer-
itano geleiitet - ibre eroben, tr6.
nenloien aueen auf Die tpabsGbnlibe
Sdonbeit oes @eiidtes auf oen &ii'
fen eeridtet. Inter an bent @eb-
Hagen uno @etiimmel tpor iie pie
Stein.
u8alb miro iie auf etpig por mir
mir berboreen iein'', oohtc iie. SD
barf iest nibt lpeiuen, oa iie nod 10
rnbig iblGft."
&ur3 nabber merfte iie unbc.
itimnt cine anbere @eeenipart i'm
3nnmer ,tuo cine tiefe, eebietenoe
Stinlnle. @aS iaet er? - - ,,8as
t,,n1nelt 1lno tpeinet ibr? Oos MGob-
Iein lit nid)t tot, ionbern es idl6it."
limo oos ibneioenoe 8ebflaeen
borte anf; uno cine pobltllenoe Stil.
le traf ibre gen1arterten Sbren.
,,sti6t tot! dlafenb?" Sic
iprong auf ibre SiiBe unb le iiber
Die fleine Sc ltolt beugel,o, bordte iie
otelnlos. ad) iie idlief, ia, ober es
,par ser falte, plllsloie Shlof, Ser
fem Gripaben fennt. Sic erbob ibre
bon Nuol neroiiiterten s(ueen at ieis
nem @eiibt.
,,9u tpeibt, oab iie tot lit, Mei-
fter'', noren sic &orte auf ibren
2ippen; aber lie ipurben ME ausee-
tproden. @ttpos in ienen ,,nereriino>
lid)en &ugen berboten ite.
limo am 8ette itebenb, nobm Seius
Die eiiiee Sano III Die feline unb
fprob: ,,Mein &inb, ib iase Dir,
itebe ouf!'
ltno iiebe! BET oel @orten floe
ein rolieer Sdimmer iiber oie mar
morne Shonbeit bes @eii6tes, biz
loneen @ilnpern alldten llnb Sic Slit
aen - eben nod in ibrcm Iangen,
Iangen Sblofe geibloiien - offneten
fi6 melt, elon5eno bon sSreuoe nnb
@elunbbeit. Sic ribteten ii6 a,f bas
sln9eiibt oes Teiiters uno ein Sd.
6eln laneiam llno lieblid) eins auf'
IN ibren iternieen Siefen.
uDu bilt es enolid!''. iaete iie, lid
babe bon sir aetrGumt."
Wer f0nnte Sen auftritt beidrei-
ben, oer nun folgte! - 9as Slid,
Die Dafbarfeit, Der nobesu ipobniin-
nige llmibipune bon ben 9iefeu ei'
mes Sdmerses 10 madtie au oen So
ben elmer Ssreuoe 10 erboben.
Das &ino itounte ieine gltern an
in feierli6er Sertuunberlmg, tpie iie
bent Meiiter au 0iiBen fielen uno iie
nit 9ranen nno &iiiien beoedten.
Sic bate eeidlaien; fie bate ae-
trGl,nt; iie tpar ermabt. aber mas
heoe,ltete bies ,lneetoobniide 3eine,t
bies @etii,nmel int @arten orauben?
Trdu,nte fie imtner nod?
Ser Meiiter iab ibren 8lid nno
erriet ibre @eoanfelt, fprad 5lt ibrer
Wutter Mno feline 8orte riefcn iie
allaenblidlih au iid) ielbit al,riid:
,Das aino lit bunaria; mont ibr
ibn tlidt at eiien eeben?" llno if
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
Stat

9idter: sd iueiB nidt, tpas i%
made: Con id) meine @eoid)te berA
bremen ooer iie oruden laiien?" /
Sreuno: Scr erite @eoanfe 1T int.
mer Der bette"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
Bridge Party Had
Bv Mrs. \ICCrack en-

Ar. 7. II. McCrackCn was hostess
~ i've tables of bridge Thursday
uitcnnu"n. al her home on South
GUucr street.
Gvr-t, !rCIudcd Mrs. David Bryan.
MI. !idrrl Caldwell. MR.. j. {. Far
wcr. MIR. y =. Barnes. Mrs. W. Il.
Law M:s. T.. G.. Glenn. Mrs. W. Il.
luucr. Mrs. {. T.. Ellis. Mrs. George
y Harris. Mrs. Sputtswood Bur
well. MIR. C.. W. Knott. Mrs. Sam
I:.'1i~. air.. MHrcl Bowers. Mrs. *.
] icy. MIR. j. J.. WCSiCr. Mrs. j.
J.. TrIlCy. Mrs. II. NJ. T;hinSnn. Mrs.
]. &. Mann. Mrs. Il. &. W. Radrorc;.
and Mrs. j. r. Griffin.
Mrs. Mann won high score prize
md MIR. Bryan WAS low scorer fnr
&c." afternoon. Tn" floating prize
vent in Mr.. Laws.
NJ the conclusion Of play AIr;
.!cCILCl.Cn served her grIC +. peach
>h"rtCakc and fruit punch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14

Calvin and Donald Ayscuc. Dorothy
Rae and Billy Collins, Mrs. J. ID.
Newman, MIR. and Mrs. c.. w. Ma
con, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert JCyncr,
Donald Joyncr, F. NJ. Ayscuc. MIR.
and Mrs. b. NJ. Newman. l.. l. STAN
back. Mrs. Curtis Stainback. G.. ".
EavcS, Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Eavcs.
Emily EavcS. Durward Collins. Il.
{. Osborn. Margaret Aston, Mrs. T.
+. Ayscuc, Mrs. II. J. Newton. Mrs.
j. f. McCaulcy, J. Franklin. Larry.
Jane and Geraldine McCaulcy. Mr
and Mrs. Harold Ayscuc. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Ayscuc, Jr., Mrs. J Sid
AyScuc. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. AyScuc.
Glenn AyScuc, Edith Foster. Maria
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. F. h. Full r.
F. b.. Jr., Pattcc Jones and I.vnc,lc
Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Ham.
Rcbccca. Bobby. and Hartwcll Ham
Misses Edna Oliver and Lucy Have,
of Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Strange ad two daughter. Mr.
and Mrs Johnnie Strang" ami dough
ter, Mrs. II. NJ Davis and da,iph-
ter. of MaplCSvillc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
WOOD ROAD.

YOU cannot tam = Will ihn%:
,rd lca,t al all Il road
T,rc wild are ~ remembering
rt,c,r native G,.'' abod".
v,,u ranuut tame \ rpI;. that carve,
A. will Iu watch I iawn:
nr ls,,n> lovingly. "a SwrrvcS
,s,dc Ia kiss the dawn
,ood that winds through Queen
Anne, lace:
Then Dip, beneath Il hill
tn c,clc pool /" ii' embrace
Where wild thing dunk their fiji
, road that climbs again Ia near
The lraiy m,rmuring
n, sleepy trees: az fingers near
! primrose brook IN spring.
ym, rlunu, tame Il Wild road:
Mar bend Il II your Will
4 road. m final episode.
W,II re- 20 Wild road still.
Ruth Crazy CIuugh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-14
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard BarcIav
The Authority on Authorities"

the sequence of messing against
the higher of the two missing hon
ors. the * That is why it was the
wrong play. II left South an lin
side tcnacc" of the k-10 over the
J-9.. East returned to his hand
with the heart *. then led the
spad" J When South covered with
the *. forcing the 4. it left South
with the high spade. the 10. East
was able after that. by winning
the diamond fincssc. to take a to-
tai OF II tricks. but then was
beaten by the spade 0 and the
third diamond.
If East had led the spade 0 to
the first trick of that suit, pre-
pared TO fnesse il against the 10,
or the J. ready to fincsse it.
he would have given himself a
good sound chance to make the
contract. and would have succeed
cd. as the cards lay. To gain IL
tricks. he had to win two illnesses
in spades and one in diamonds.
which is exactly what he could
have done by playing spades COR
rectly.