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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

In mind, TO tax only winning
tickets. figure II you invest
$500 and get back $40 or $50,
the average player won't mind
contributing a small portion Of
II TO the national defense fund"
Asked about a suggestion los
young Alfred G.. Vanderbilt, prcSi-
dent of the Belmont Park y Y
and the Pimlico. Md, tracks that
the federal government take over
racing and appoint national com
mission, headed by some one hike
himself. 10 supervise the sport
Swope said:
The plan has some very good
points but IL also has many diff
culties. For one thing there are
22 states which have legal'Zed
pari-mutuel betting and while l
don't say their thoughts and
ideas on II would be irreCon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

IF that means the army II
going TO take married men
without children-and | GER
tainly think il does - there
won't he enough players to go
around even il YOU used the
coaches and boys in the locker
rooms. Take our club-the
SterlerS. Seventeen of the
players we had last season
are married. Nine of the 20
we drafte are married.
That's total Of 26. With
26 players YOU could run a
club, but il the army takes
the married fellows - those
without childrcn--what do we
have Yer, little.
some one suggested that
We use older men like they
do in baseball. They can't
play football a. long a. they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Coast Loop Limits
Clubs 10 20 Players

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l.
up The Pacific Coast Baseball
League imposed a 20-playcr limit
on It's clubs today and established
3O-cent admission price for Serv-
ice men in uniform
League directors, al special
meeting. determined 10 cut the
PLAYER limit from - after May !
A. an economy move and as an
aid to solving transportation prob
lens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Big Name Golfers
Await Texas Open

SAN ANTONIO. Ten. Feb. l.
CUP).-MoSt of the big name Golf-
crs. touring the winter circuit,
tune up in proamateur COMPETE
ton today for opening tomorrow
of the SO 600 Texas open Golf
tournament
Long-hitting Ben Hogan the
nations leading mOney-winnlng
pro. and Lawson Little. defending
Champion. were faVOritCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Disguised Him Player Learns Fast

Ray Eliot tho football coach ~ University OF Illinois
an nveterate storytcer stones he likes 10 tell
the memorable InoisAlcIgan game IN which the Him
upset Tommy Harmon and mates.
On play. Eliot tells the yam Harmon started out on
an end run cutting himself trapped He
field sped the left Back and forth across
the field Harmon
Joe Pawows Illinois lincnlan who chasing Tom.
taken Of the great block by the Michigan
tackle Instead of getting Pawlows Just lay there painting
"Why don't YOU get and chase him. quered the
Michigan blocker who sprawied beside him.
What the he'll for" shot back the painting Pawlowski
"I' Just wait here. he'll he back in minute.
The new Illinois mentor successor Bob Zuppke himself
great yarn spinner also tells Grover Cleveland Alex
ander that memorable day when the St Louis Cardinal ace
struck the Yankees with the bases filed
crucial 1926 World Series Alexander had pitched the
day before when Jess anes aered
innings the afternoon the onetme great right
called from the bull pen savage the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
MICA 10 Seek
Rd(khdnn for
0pen-Amateur
Fee Courses Vote
10 Continue With
Their Tournaments
By VI. F. DRUKENBROD

Use of the city-owned- Rackharn
Golf Course will be sought by the
Metropolitan Golf Association for
It's Open-Amateur tournament, a
two-day event held at member
clubs other years and won by
Frank Connolly at Duck Lake last
summer
The proposal 10 switch 10 Rack
ham, made by Hugh Ross, MGA
tournament chairman. was APP
proved by the fee course owners,
who last night voted 10 follow
their regular tournament schedule
this year.
This means that in addition TO
the Opcn-Amateur, annually one
OF the features here. the MGA
League again will function with
matches on Sundays. The associ-
alton also will cooperate with the
Women'S Metropolitan if il de-
cdeS 10 conduct its tournaments
as in other years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

International Nevs service sports Writer
NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-Racing.
often somewhat ridiculously called
the sport of kings Will make a
real kings gesture towards ma
tional defense and contribute a
golden Jackpot OF from S20.0O0.00O
To $4,000 600 20 ITS treasury II
plans nov under consideration are
conSummated. n was learned
today
Herbert Bayard Swopc, chair
man Of the New York State racing
commission and one of the leading
racing executives in the nation
revealed this staggering fact today
but emphasized just as strongly he
was in favor OF the sport doing It's
bit via either direct government
TAX OF nationally approved plar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
SP'OR 7 s
By LEO MACDONELL
PITTSBURGH Pro Grid
! Owner Paints Dark
Picture Of G q m g
New Illinois G O q c h
Comes Up With q
Few Good Stories
FILMS PROVE CRISLER'S ABILITY

Bert Bell of the Pittsburgh Stcclers who since
any CHEEKY about the future OF
National League believes plans Will result IN at
least partial blackout OF professional football
That's the end OF football SAID Bell in Philadelphia
with announcement OF Bugader General Hcrshoys allowance
allotment program being arranged to make available for
many deferred because Of dependents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Basketball Results
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
Michigan state 81. Michigan 7'
Great Lakes 30. Lake Forest -
Nsvv 81. Maryland g.
West Virginia 81, Army, en-.
Defiance So. Det-oi. Tech is
Toledo s.. Detroit D.
VNianova 80. Duquesne SO.
Penn state IS. Temple 50
Georgia Tech %. Chattano5ga 81
Pittsburgh a.. Indiana pa ! O..
Capital SO. Otterbein ~.
Wooster IS For, Hayes y.
HIGH SCHOOL
- Theresa 90 ST Cecilia q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

play baseball Look Mel Helm and Clark Hnkle Ihey re
supposed old veterans but they've been in the
league only years and both under 80 some ball players
been 30 years in the biz leagues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

Joe Cerard Of North Webster
teamed with Jones at the forward
posts and accounted for ID points
himself When the forwards score
40 points between them YOU have
some idea OF how a team is op-
Grating.
Fast, accurate passing gave the
Spartans such clean openings they
were able 10 score on p of 30
shorts from the field Michigan.
on the other hand never got set
in this race horse game and made
only l3 Of So attempts at the hoop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
STATE STARTS FAST

State started fast in running
up its highest score against VOL
VERNE team since 1909, by grab
bling an 8 to 2 lead as Jones
counted three straight field goals.
He scored Is of his points in the
first half as Michigan trailed %
10 l6, at the intermisSion
The second half was a duplica-
ton and Jones put the SpartanS
over the half century mark with
his final goal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE


LAST NIt,UI'~ RI~l LIS
Glove ana 8 ~ 4tsI rhlA :
Pittsburgh Uer~tes
%rp Haven r. Irrse o
IONIGHT'~ GNNI.~
Prov fence ~ Bu14..
Wash rSfrr AZ Sew Haven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

YOUNG KID Mccoy DciroitS for
weight title IN the United states Army: "Nhen I a
eNan for he arm he dOCto told me had
the build Of perfect soldier I VIII try my
to be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12


Erday-the that's unlucly:
For me, no For Wells. yes"
GEORGE SING probably best Chinese bowler in the
world: II bowling leagues give special medals
this instead with the money going TO bug
bombers'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Confidence Pays on in Strikeouts

What did YOU think about when YOU walked to face
Lazzeri dangerous hitter with the bases loaded" Alexander
asked.
Well this way" old Pete draVlcd II looked al
the bases AT the huge crowd and al IaZZc
there the plate And kept saving to myself and
again. Poor Tony poor Tony confident of myself
that day that | struck him out three pitches"
Eliot the Alexander ins determination into
athletes
There Is nothing that determination, the will to win
liant do" the head coachs favore motto.
Ray Eliot Nusspckel the coach his full monicker
halls from Brighton Mass AZ % he entered University
Illinois with battered wallet which there
eight one-doar bills That all a bright high
school the East Eliot chose the Urbana school because he
that offered the best training prospective
coaches.
George Trevor who writes lot Of interesting football for
New York Sun recently reported having collection
action films Of the nations leading major
Continued n Page 25J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

WALT JANIK Fordson Junior College
basketball coach: II haven't a basketball player
on my squad But what they tack In experience
they make up in fight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

LLOYD BRAZIL, basketball coach az the
University of Detroit. looking forward 10 next
weeks game with Michigan State. we made
II field goals To 10 for State ~ Olympia. but
nobody said anything about the fact TOOK %
shots TO 80 for State"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
CHANGE STYLE

But Jones was the focal point
rather than the cause Of an at
tack that was as surprising 10 the
crowd of $500 fans as IL was 10
the Michigan team that coasted
to an easy 1920 triumph in their
first meeting at Ann Arbor.
The Wolverines found. instead
OF the usual slow moving DELHI
crate attack, a typical Hoosier,
fast breaking offense that ran the
Wolverines off the court ~
Another Indlana-b bred basketeer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
TlnAI goa
IIIGAN
MICH. STATE

Totals 10 - Totals 25 81
Officials: Referce-Dan Tehan (XavierJ
Umpre--A W. Harlow Chicago
Score at half time-Michigan State 2e
Michigan Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
BACK PATRIOTIC JOURNEYS

All MICA competitions Will be
Streamlined 10 a war basis, with
defense stamps and bonds as
prizes Also. the association
pledged its support TO all patriotic
tournaments scheduled by the
United States Golf Association. II
the Open-Amateur is played at
Rackham il will be for the benefit
of the Ped Cross.
With the MGA's decision to
carry on. this summers tourna-
ment schedule will compare fa-
vorably with that Of other seasons.
Only the State and District Anna
tours of the more important COM
petitions have been Cancelled.
The course owners learned from
James d. Standish Jr., Detroits
USGA representative who At
tended their meeting. that this
city likely will have an important
part in the Hail America tourna-
ment, which replaces the National
Open as the golf classic of the
year and which will be played at
Chicago. June 1921, for the bene-
fit of the Red Cross.
TO GET SEMINAL
Detroit is almost certain 10 be
one of the II cities in which semi
finals of the tournament Will be
played, June So or CT. Qualifiers
from Is 10 90 different sections
will play in the semifnals. which
means that Detroit fans will see
some of the country's outstanding
golfers. The four or five low
scorers in each of the - cities will
lify for the championship
proper in Chicago
Course owners, who far some
time have urged daylight saving
TO give workingmen another hour
of daylight for golf and other
recreation. request all golfers 10
wire Governor Van Wagner ask
ing that Michigan be kept on the
new war time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
State No. Team
ByDrubbinS M
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

EAST LANSING, Feb. 12.-The
SpartanS of Michigan State not
only had full satisfaction today
for the only decisive defeat they
have suffered this season. but also
could, with justice, regard them
selves as the outstanding collegiate
basketball team IN the state.
The story of last nights 81 70
"a victory over Michigan in Jeni-
son Fieldhouse must be high
lighted Of course, by the phenom-
email performance of y d e y
Jones. East Chicago forward, who
set an individual scoring record
by totaling Is points on IL field
goals and three free throws
Bettering the mark OF George
Falkowski. who scored % points
against w wayne, back in 1888
Jones missed only seven shots al
the basket as he led his team
mates 10 their most decisive VIC
tory over the Wolverines in the
history of their cage competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

s. Theresa ~ 81 CecUia -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
By JACK MAHoN

Nevs service sports Writer
NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-Racing
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19
glittpod, Ben 19. aasait 1912

10 ueit intereIlierten, iuie iie i9nt bal.
feh sroBartige Soeen in sroBartiser
Sornt lueiter sit entluidellt. @eil &c
nur nit Dem 3iel Der erbobten Sci.
ftlng probl,5ierte - oesbalb fiel ibm
oas @elo bon iel6it 5lt.
als SnonltrieIler miro 6oro int
Her ein beiuunoerltsmertes 8eilpiet
bleibelt. aub oaB er iid als Wauu
bon gbarafter eripieIen bat, etpa a;s
ct nit Den @elomddten, insbeionoere
8all Street, abrebnete, ooer oen
praftiIden gelueis ieiner Sl,n,auitat
lieierte, OILS er iein u5rieoenslhiff"
ausriiltete muo iieh, ieiner lteber5eu-
gung suliebe, ser 2aberlihfeit preis.
gdb, poer als er ieinen gan5en
ariegsaepinn in !Sobe bon 500, ,0OO,-
900 al oen Stoat Suriidgob ooer als
er nit 70 Sabren fir iein. 2auo it
Sen Rrieg aing, miro ibn ltets ueiter-
le6en lalien. limo ipie bie Miuioueu
ieiner s(ltos; Sic er ollrh feline gr-
finoung oes ,,2anfenoen 8anoes"
hem &olfe 5,,gdnalih ,nadte, oeu
slmerifonern ibren Sentiment entoedt
babett oaB StroBen eebaut pltroeu,
bob Wtillionen WenIden nebr Der" &
bienten lno iib Sic Sitter, bie bas
Seben bereihern, anidaffen fonnten,
10 iperoeu sic Miaionen bon Gonpi-
flua5ellgen Die er iett baltt, batiis
iuirfen nno iorgen, oaB bieie Sort
idritte uno grr,neenIdaften betl Ser.
Staaten erbalten bleiben. ~
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Ohio 8aifeafreanb
lil,ierer @rbe fin6.

/ hitlefer Srpe ltHo.
2eioer finoen mir aber in Der
8unoesbaiptltaot Bel Ser Soiung un-
ierer bringenoen uno INNER bring
Iiher peroenoen alsenblidsproble-
lie nid,t iiberall ienen eSoealismns
ltno iene gntlhl,,Bfraft 1mb alarbeit,
sic nnIeren Stoatsiefretdr aus5eid)<
nen. Gin fonfis annti,tenoes 8ilo
erbdlt ser 8eobahter Der laufenben
Walbin9toner @nhuidlungen. Sin
aongreB ipielt lid nidt nur Der alte
nnb sur @e,uobnbeit eeluoroene Bar<
tei5milt ab. Sod lhdrfer als ionit
befalnpfen iib Die ein5elnen ipirt=
ihaftlideu sSsntereiiengruppen, unb
5lpar i.nseabtet Ser Barteisuseborig-
felt. Ntr geringe llnterItiiBung fin
ben sic anitrenaungen oes Bartei-
fonmiiiars SenberIon, Die 8reiie iue=
niaitens einiaermaBen ,ftabtl au bal=
ten. @s ideint redt piel @igennus
bel Der sSrage bes tiinitliben Cunt
mis-, ser %ationierl1ng bon 3udec
lno @ltmmi ntit5uiprehen. armeo
una Marine ideinen nidt immer
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Die Strasse der Verlorenen

ginbilolms beroienten. Der Inter.
ldieo Ipri6t nidt gerabe fir mel.
nen Sharflinn, aber i1 min nibt
anerfennnns baben, iuelbe id nibt
peroiene. 8ielleidt perIteben Sic bies
nibt, aber id bin nun einmal TO-
uSrGlllein 8ntterportb', entgegne-
te er, l,no id nu.B selteben, oaB iein
Con uno ieiue Soltung mfs Sodlte
FORFEIT iuareu, lid ipiirbe biele Bar-
teilidfeit Dieueibt ais unprecedented
be5eidbnelL iuenn id ielbit nibf 10
oollfolnnten in bie SIRE ''iiibrt nor
BEN ipare. aber ipenn ein alter Yraf-
tifer ipie ih iid bon einem Sollen
'c 9on5 uno gar tduIden laBt, oaB er
i'm fiir abIolltt pertrauenslpiiroig
bdlt uuo allen> ieiten slngaben ,mbe-
oiu9ten @lauben lbenft, 10 lit ein'
Dame, iuie sroB au6 ibre grfab-
rlns uno ibrc 9luebeit iein mag,
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Ser srSfte nSelf-Mabe" Man
Mmerifas
(TortIekltud bon Seite II

(Sortletnug bon Seite y
nie Sen 2eiltungen nnb tue,,iger benz
@eloperoieuen augetpenoet mar. Nah
ieiner aniiht fann uur cine ebrlide
Broouftioitdt bent Nolte DienIte lei
iten - oarmlf allein fommt es ibm
on. Dieier gbarafter5ug Sorbs lit
entideioeuo fit iein san3es 2ebeu
uno 6ie gnttpidlune ieiues &on5erns.
ct ~sriff iein 8erf nidt bonn Stano,
puntt bes Jinan5mannes an, ionbern
bonn Stan0punft bes SSnsenieurs uuo
Organiiators, oer iih bes @elbes
louberain beoient. @s sibt in 6en
Ser. Staaten feinen Mann, ser in-
nerbal6 10 fltr5er 3eit 70 biel @elo
beroient bat tuie Senrb sSoro = es
aibt altd) feinen SssnouItriellen lit
llsa, ser iein @elo in 10 einipano-
freier 8eiie ber0ient bat. SenrD
Joro pertritt eine @irtihaftsaufia;=
iuna oie nibt bon ser @eloieite,
fonoern ber 2eiltunssieite oussebt.
Die materielen Wittel paren in iei-
| uer Sano immer nur Wittel, oie ibu
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nidt ST taoeln, penn olt6 tie Der Gut
idung 5,m Spfer fd0t. 8as Sbre
perlonli6e grfabrineen betrifft 70
fann id nilr iagen, bob mid bie=
lelben nidt in gritaunen iesen. 8enn
lol6 ein Wltlter pollenoeter 8eiblib<
felt bier in bieier 8ilbnis erldeint,
10 1T es nur natiirlid, baB iene to-
ten, tpas iie getan baben. SSb ferne
manden ipiiroigen Mann, tpelher ib<
rem 8eilpiele germ folsen tuiiroe."
llno nit elmer tiefeu 8erbeuguna.
sic 6ano aufs Ser5 gelegt, entfernte
Iib @rpce.
-@u6e-
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ltnpolitiide 3eitlGnfte
(6urtiekuna bon Seite .

(sSOrtiesung bon ,5eite i
iiber oen 8eruf ,nleres 8olfes altr
8ieherberitelllms elmer eeoeiblihen
Orbmms. Denn mir baben es bier
niht nit bloBem 2eidtlinn su tun,
ionoeru nit elmer tppiiden gribei'
nung, elmer eroblinnlibeu 9etati-
s,me oes 3eitseiites, Ser ipenis bem
optilniitiiben SSealismus zines Cor
Sen Sull entlpridt, ser oapon iiber-
senat lit, oaB bie Menidbeit unter
Mnuenoung frieblider Mittel ,,no int
@eiItc Ser hriitliben Nabitenliebe
einer Idoneren 3utunft entaesenge-
iiibrt weroen ipirb, pdbreno oie Dif=
tatoren ibreu Golfern felt Sabren
porgaufelm bab 2ampf rno Blutoer=
aieBen sic natiitliben 3ultanoe auf
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SdlaraffenIeben ntitten int 4rieds.
qetulnmfl


S8ie aus GlipbilOelp, ser temporG-
ren Sauptitaot SolpietruBlol,os. be.
ridtet miro, entfaltet Iid, tpGbreno
ser 9onfluB bonn 9lute 3ebntauIeu-
Der bon 9fuiien lmo 0eltlben iib
rotet ltnb auf ieinen 8efiloen eine
Der groBten ltno eroltiialten Shlad.
ten ser 8eltgeld)ibte tobt, nur elm
poar blnoert Neilen bapon entIerllt,
Elm glun5poles, interllotionales ga,
oeleben om Stranoe Ser @olsa. Gin
froblibes @etriebe, bas 1lnberiibrt
bon u9ltt, SdipeiB l,no Sr1nen",
an oie beiten 3eiten Ser fran5oliihen
Tipiera gentabnt. -,
Sauienoe bon giuilen n,to s(us.
lonoern lagern bersniigt am iotnti.
een Stranoe ser fait nteeresbreiten
Bolga, ibluimmen, fiiben, ipielen
8au uub balten Yidnids ab.
Sier fomntt eben ser britiihe 8ot-
Idafter, Sir 4rGibalo Glarf aerr,
nit Oeitelieoern ser eueliihen ,,no
amerifaniiden 8otlhaft bon ein,r
9ampferfabrt auf ben Strom 5l,riid
nno brat iid aartoffeln uno Wiirlt-
hen am offenen 5el,er. 8eiter ,nten
am Stranbe, naber ser Staot 5u.
baben iid Die iapaniiden Diplomaten
| in fnielangen 8aoeanaiisen etabliert,
lpabreno Der bulearilde @eianote
Stamenoff allein bel einem 8uib
iikt nno iid iein Sriibltiid fobt.
ltnslaubli6, aber ipabr: nur tpe.
nige bun6ert Meilen meg fGn,pfea
uno iterben Meni6en an oen llfern
eines anoeren ruiiiiben Stronles.
sper gang fann a,ih an Ser 8oIga
bas 8ilo 6es &rieees nibt ipegg"-
uiicbt iueroeu. Sag lnb Na6t ra,t.
den bie Shlote ser bielen ssabriten
aupbiidelus, bie fit ben arieg ar.
beiten.
Haltdfabnen iiber Ser 81ga, oa.
neben iuternationales BabeIeben.
oas lit oas Bilo oes beutiseu &uB.
lan6.
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oitrdpeg barmonild su arbeiten.
geri1drft lperoen babel nod Die @e-
eenlaee bllrb Ben &aupf ser ein-
5elnen @ruppen Die tells i'm Slug
5eltg, tells 1T Ser 2lotte ober in Ell
mem rieli9en 2anobeer sic beiten Sic
9esmoglidfeiten ieber."
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(SbluB)

etHinal otfnen ltno Den Hlng lellieiH
un9liidliden @igentiinter na6l6leit.
bern f6nnen, ober er idredte oaoor
a1riid, benn seraoe oarin, baB leinc
Spfer fir INNER perlbtpanoen uno
o,th ct nie,llols et,pas bon ibnell
iuieoer Iab, lag fir oen~@abnlinnigen
Der 8ei5 Der Sat. 9a fiel iein 8lid
al,f Die 9a,tben, ,lno nit Der Sdlau=
belt bes Berriidten, bent bas hinge,
.uobuli6e bas Natiirlibe SIT fem
fbeint, iab er in ibnen oas Wtittel,
ben Ihtmmen 3euaen au beleitiger,.
60 fing er zines Der 5abmen Siere
ein - es ipar bas feinesmeaS Elm
beionoeres Glrnltltiid - befeltigte oen
Sting nit einem @rasbalme, ben ct
bon oer StraBe bolte, at Oen Salle
oeS 9ieres uno lieB es oann tuieoer
fiiegen. ST lpuBte, oaB oie Sogel 81
reft nu6 Der Siitte Mlitter Sane's
5l,riidfebren ipiiroelt ,1nb fiir bie Ml-
te ipar Der Sling ielbltperitonblid Ell
ne brett aus belu Sin1lnel gebradte
@abe, lpelde lie ibren iibrigen Shdt.
gen 5uiiiste."
>@unoerbar!' rief id aus, obne
5u iaselL oab id mid in 8irtlidfeit
burb ben Sbarfliun NIT ipelbem
@rpce Ole aette Der Satia6en aneine
anoer5ufiigen gelpuBt bate, geoenii-
tigt fiiblte. ,,Weltbe @rfinbnngs9abe
uno iuelde SfiibnBeit - aber Die
&iibnbett eines WenIben, pel6er fiir
feline Sanolungen total ltnoerantz
iuortlid iit, niAt pabr9" iette id
binsu. ,,gs lit bod tein 3neifel bar-
iiber, oaB ct polltontnlen ipabnlinnis
iit2"
SCENT" 9as gsort flang mir
tpie cine grlollng. uSeit mir ibn
eeItern ms @eiougnis eebrabt ba-
ben ,nlo ct gemerft bat, baB olles ent=
bedt tporben it, lit Iein Sirn bollr
1tanois aus oen sSl,gen sesunsen, uno
Die 3ene, in ipeld)er Srobm iid be-
finoet, ballt bon bem @el6rei bes
Gobliidtiaen piber. slus ieinen mil
ben 9ieben babe i6 ar bas erfabren,
1pas id) Sbnen iiber ben Sing ersGbl-
tp"
SSdy bolte tief slteu. Ssn rnierer
Nabe lta,oen nebrere Wdnner, beren
@e9enunrt mir in oielem Iugenblide
1mertragli1 erId)ien. Sdeinbar INT
befongen eing i6 porlpGrts, uno @rp>
ce folgte mir. Na6 einem sSeilben
blieb ib tuieber iieben - bie Sel.te
maren nibt mebr su ieben, nno iebt
fpunte id) oas lagert mas mir auf
Der Seele brannte, ieitben Serrn
9robm sic Mosfe pom @elidt seril-
fen poroen mar lmo ib feline ipabre
Nattr ertonnt hattie.
,Serr @rpee'', begann id une
tp,trbe babel bis iiber sic Sbren rot.
tuos mir felt iebr pieleu SSsabren nidt
nebr paiiiert iuor l,no, lpie id bier
nit feierlid) gelo6e, niemals ipieocr
pallieren ioa, ,,0er 3uItano bieIcs
Ntalnes intcreiliert mid besbalb, ipeil
er geltern bier auf offencr StraBe ltm
nrcine Sano onbielt umo ~
,.Sie baben nid,t ia geIagt?'
,,Men. s9as oenfeu Sic eigentlid
bon mir, Serr @rpce? Neilt, id) iuies
i'm ob, ober id tat es in nloglidlt
ibonenoer @eiIe, unb = bas lit nibt
. Ieid)t, Serr 8rpce." Oiit einiaerma=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19

- Grit an lwIerer eigenen ShtoG-
DIE lerneu mir sic 98elt fennen.>
81. Serbert.5
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-15
Farmers Urged
To Place Orders
Now For. Parts
Later In Year Be Difficult To
Replace Parts And All
Farm Machinery

In cooperation with the ma
TONS war program, farmers in
this county and throughout the
nation are being urged to place
orders NOW for all new farm ma
achinery and equipment that will
be needed in 1912 and to check
over their present equipment and
place repair orders Immediately.
In the food for freedom" pro-
gram, farmers must produce
more food, with, fewer men. This
means that more machinery and
equipment will be needed. Manu-
facturers will not be given prio-
rity for metal except upon dealer
orders, backed up by the signed
order of farmers, it is pointed out.
"The usual practice of waiting
until just before a machine is
needed in the field and then 60
ing to town for a repair part, will
not work this spring." it is stated.
'There won't be any repair
parts there unless order is placed
now"
The Ashe farm agents office
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