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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Letter From Kaiser
Made Pair Financiers
HOLLYWOOD.

41oAA VoN/D.
Tex Ritter and his pal, Cur
ley Fletcher, never thought they
would be powers in American
industry. But it seems they are.
And they're bissful.
Their favorite indoor sport Is
accommodating old mining claims.
And a few months ago they got
hold Of one in the ghost town
of Marietta, New. 1t was a
tungsten mine, supposedly, but
nobody thought much about 1t.
1t hadn's been worked for
years.
Then came a letter. 1t was
signed Henry Kaiser. jr.," and
it offered to buy the claim.
Henry, ST., it seems, doesn't care
what other people think. And
he's sure that there's tungsten
in them thar hills.
Messrs. Ritter and Fletcher
are now passing out cigars and
reading stock market quotations.
associated Press)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Alice Faye Finds Wives
Aid to Servant Problem
Mrs. Power, Mrs. Fonda
Team Up With Star
With Help Rationed
By Sheilah Graham
North American Newspaper Alliance.

Faye hopes she has solved the problem
housemaid
Finding it impossible repensh
of Henry
all her help
invitation to live with Miss Faye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Public Selects Ten Best
Through Film Patronage
Mrs. Miniver' Is Champion
AS Revealed by Crosses
Accumulated by Theaters
By Andrev X. Kelley.

critics and
nominate the the
dividua standards quality acting performance
Gallup
likes dskes
Publico remain undisclosed.
Yet there is which will discover public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Play Mocking Washington
Welcomed on Broadway
The Doughgirls' Scores
Comedy Smash With
New York Audiences

NEW YORK-Not in this reviewers occupancy of post on
observation
as 1t has been doing
Iheater OF The Doughgs comedy Joseph Fields who previously
ad contributed joyouness to the
my Sister Eileen" of which are still exciting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10

ACROBATIC PRECISION TEAM-GorGon Learn and Marion
Fa'g are neo addition to the cast OF 10 presenting the ce
Capades OF 1882 They noted for their haronisino of
spread eagles leaps and SPINS eH
Attrdctton plays Unes Arena from January Februdrv
opening night War bond premiere sponsored by VARIETY
Quo ana Radio Station WRC War bonds you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10

This system Of estimating value
may be quite unfair to the rollicking
burlesque comics, Abbott and Co.'S
tello. They made quite a few pic
lures for Universal, and one for
Metro Gldwyn-Mayer. The sum to-
tai Of the A. & G. pictures was a
gross in excess of 100000, which
indicates why they are rated No.
box office stars by exhibitors.
Measured beside the crosses
achieved by Gone With the Wind"
these minor millions seem puny.
GWTW, released three seasons ago.
has already crossed $20,0OO,O0O, and
has not exhausted its box-office DO
tentialities. But Gone With the
Wind" may be regarded as a notable
exception, picture which comes
along once in generation, just as
Birth of Nation" was in class
by itself for many years.
Now some of these pictures, like
Cecil B. De Miles Reap the Wild
Wind" and yankee Doodle Dandy"
played at increased box-ofice prices.
Pride Of the Yankees" not only
exacted a high percentage from ex-
hibitors, but could not be played
except as single feature. All of
which makes the Mrs. Miniver"
championship notable one.
Ten Second Best.
BY the same counting-room stand
ard the 10 next best pictures in
dividend dollars were:
II. Died With Their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10

11olly WoOo IL ID
than what marquee title attracted
the most money through the box
Office windows. Success in Holly
wood is still measured in dollars
and cents, and while the winners
of the acamedy awards may have the
right to ask for salary raise, those
who attracted the greatest number
of greenbacks through the front
Office money machines have a
greater right to demand.
Arthur Ungar of Daily Variety is
Hollywood economist who never
underestimate the dollar signs. To
him the most successful features are
those which make the most money
and it is safe to say that producer
minds run in the same direction.
BY canvassing the studio money
changers and scanning box Office
figures he has discovered that 101
pictures released in 1912 crossed
more than 100000 each. This was
war boom year and great many
ordinary pictures, like Beyond the
Blue Horizon" reached astronomical
figures which would be fantastic
under normal conditions.
"Mrs. Miniver" Was Tops.
According to the Ungar financial
ratings the best picture made in
1912 was Mrs Miniver." 1t was
great in quite a few respects, j. e.;
% 1t was an economically made
feature. (2) 1t has no names of
great box Office potency. Greer Gar
son has just reached star stature,
and Walter Pidgeon was merely a
good leading man without great
marquee value. Theresa Wright has
not been established as an actress
of potent power. (4 Mrs. Miniver"
played in most houses at the normal
box Office prices. Yet it crossed
Sc 100000 with thousands of the
smaller theaters yet to be played.
Judged by the dollars-and-cents
standard these pictures were NOM
mated by the public as the best in
1912:
l. Mrs. Miniver" ~ $4,000, 900
2. Reap the Wild Wind" 100000
3. Yankee Doodle
Dandy" ---- 5000 900
4. Road to Morocco 1000 900
5. Holiday Inn" -- 3,750.0oo
6. wake Island --- 100000
7. Somewhere I'll Find
You" - 5000 900
8. BLACK Swan" 5000, 900
9. How Green Was My
Valley" - $4,000
10. Louisiana Purchase 2,75o,oOC
TTnfair IN Cnv,, adia~S
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

Owners Loan Corporation, Agricul-
tural Adjustment Agency, Civilian
Conservation Corps. National Youth
Administrations. Social Security
5oard.
Board of War Communications,
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
ton. ."i"ral Securities Administra-
ton, the National Archives, Nation
al Labor Relations Board, National
Mediation Board. l. s. Housing Au-
thurity. L. :. Employment Service,
Federal Insurance Corporation, Civil
Works Administration, Rc:ettlement
Administration.
Federal Public Housing Authority.
Federal Housing Administration,
Commodity Crci., Corporation. Fed
cral Crop Insurance Corporation.
Farm Security Administration. Soil
Conservation Service. Agricultural
Marketing Administration. Federal
Real Estate BaJvd. Committee on
Economic Security. Works Progress
Aimin!>tru,.u. Federal Communities
tionS Commission. Securities and tx
change Cum#.ss.o".
Tennessee Valley Authority. De
Tense r.au; Corporation. Rubber Re
serve Company. Metals Reserve Com
pany. Defense Supplies CORPORATE II.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

tors III improving relationships and
advocate maN!As OF the presidency
an Office III which the occupant
would only cad about from natlun
to nation receiving honurS and max
ns lluWr.y speeches. At the same
time, there i no good reason why
tile White House should be prison
nor cur international boundaries =
S,ockadc u forbid departure OF the
chict executive, Tor few days whcl
necessary.
We stu. hold u the thought ihI;
there IS some log.c III not pIraGius
III detail the movements OF the PrcS!-
dent III time OF war. but there rccd
DC 10 such secrecy III time, ui peace.
There has no; been: nor Shpuld ihcc"
bc when the world returns again 10
lis senses and settles down 10 com
moa sense living.
Mexico and al. other republics =:
the hrmISphrrr-Jnd tor tina: mu;.
Ter al decent peoples ol the world
--.huu.d bc given 10 understand ana
know tina, the United States. mos.
powerful Of nations, has nothing
against them. holds no designs up,,
them. aud would not lit lis !.,:i,
flyer - harm them: but. OF 10
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22
{, i3atI2arn Mine
In Production
iu the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch l;urrnu.
~ LYNN \,SBIT

i'a''.h. ApsrI 80. Copper .uliIdc
90. 0, I"W uuN iug liulu IT," urro.
&c the Chatham Copper Company ut
bc" Creek. First shipment went this
week. ana the early goal is fixed az
81 i.H d day.
TIC 9n" j. operated by &. {.
D.itcUCgiy. who ha, spCc'Cd" Mt
rCruu, other fields. finally settling
on ,h" Bear Greek deposits as the
.e 4 arl.
D,u.ao"ly and his a. -pciafcs were
..ir 60 got Tor a." Chatham cuunty
...t.,. piI.Iil. rating from the war
u.uGuCrou bwGd that alIUwCd then,
ID purchase essential equipment. ana
go produce the copper suliidc Tor
yHIri the war industry is ClanOr ing.
Otu'. luwGradc orc projects in Inc
.a'n ud.c not been able 10 get these
p.i,I'% Idtin"a. Also several other
projects have required RFC loans,
nl"h were not forthcoming without
l. ID sanction on machinery and
.TurHgu'
1icrc /. great deal of low grade
copper and copper Sulridc orc tnrO-
U.Huut pI,dmuut and western North
tuUlIsJ. Il has not been profitable
'u the" past To- work il. because the
same material could be obtained
ngfC ChCdply from western states.
Increased wartime demands ana
shortage Of shipping facilities have
enhanced The value of Carolina de-
posts, ana the Chatham county pro-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22
ENECUTRIX'S NO-iCE TO
CREDITORS

Having qualified us EXccutrix of
OF the Estate of Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Wilson. deco. sod. late of Vance COun-
~. North Carolina. this is 10 notify
all persons having claims against her
estate 10 exhibit them tO the under
signed at Henderson, N. c.. OF or
before the 3lSt day of April. 1914.
or this notice will bc pleaded in
bar OF their recovery. All persons
indebted 10 said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This LIST day Of April. 1913.
MRS. MARGARET w. COOPER
Exccutrix Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Wilson.
1-8-l5-22-20-6
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

Presidents Meet

"'..,. Understanding. better reia-
''...-....' ana Vastly more G'od~!.
....-'.. CD &c 'Nya| me produces OF
'..- ...,,'."S Oh president Roosevelt
'...' ''"'''e'' N''"e"o o! Mexico
oil 80 u. '.''F "vSoay ana BACK
..-I '''"c' III me United States
va ''.'''- DAY Inc event was uI-
..'.,.' .-@ LOT pom Inc principals
'I ".'''sS' ""' inc time has
- nee "hcn preceueniS
..'- .,~.' ".'S'"h'e" II NOT almost
'.'...-...-. 1'"':ea. Ihey do not
a. 3. .'.''-" anyhow when &C
.1.''''' '""'P'h ale Tor I'll"
'...'p' N''"'Hn MeN;c' ard
.... .....' '''"''r' once 50 terribly
.. ...'.' ~."ii'iIN improved III
''.'' '' decades !n"r"
... ...' I'll 'eA'orSc mere for
'.'' '".' 'I'n gwen the
''." " "'.""'2 Ec"NA"t"n
"- .'''" ana oc'i'a3"I'Y ia:
.'..''|' IRE .orn! k"uSe-
-" "'.@"S'' policy IN this
.. Inc 'o'''i. G.n3
Jas ""''.''''S''au'h' ma,
-''. .'..''' "''.''.'' "I p"@".
..'-'',.S ca ''a IMAM Wa"
''' q, .''"' mas no.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

SANDALS - HUNDREDS
left III the unrationcd group.
Get yours while they last.
All colors, all sizes. Webb;
Henderson Shoe Store. 20-l,i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

TOMATO PLANTS FOR SAIL
Field grown. All tic bcyt early -
rlctIcS. Expect shipment last TN;
week. \. j. Check. IN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22
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OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA
uon. Cars washed. luurIcaied
polished, batteries rccharg,d. Gun
gas and oils. l.. T. Harris Gun
Service Station, GIInctt and IIor-
hef StS., phone l!9"-W. 26-ti
FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM MODLRN
Uniunl>hci apartments: separate
entrance, ,"3 Month Gu!nCu ..rlvvl.
h"'PH ". Ih"IHr. -!-"I
LOST MANS GOLD MOHAWK
Wil~t watch nr.r Nights Store.
North Henderson. Finder return To
!;l%hta Store II phone .iiy. ly-Ir
SHOES FOR EASTER IN 4;
big selection aS ever. Blues,
htr%"S. tamS. reds. greens.
blacks and whites. all sizes.
Wcbb'S Henderson Shoe Store
2D-iti
YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK YOUR
BEST Il you patrunrIr our SHOP
Modern service, experienced up-
orators. Phone 2Up for apnuIuI-
mcut. BriGScrS licauiy Shop. over
i"hor pfuS Stuir. EFT
y ZIG STOCK FINE QUALITY.
pine flooring. white oak flooring.
iInIf hing boards. cCuIng, and
m"uidinG& at The Place at
Values 22-l
APARTMENTS FOR RENT WITH
all Cpu"cnIcnCcs Including steam
heat. Airs. l.. ". iIubgund. In3
I"nc str"ct. phonc 58l-W. 2l-lt
PROGRESSIVE OWNERS OF GOOD
property arc not only Increasing
tncIr insurance protection on ac-
count ui increasing cost oi rcplac, =
mCntS, many of them arc reducing
their insurance costs by inSuring
with us IN Non ;iSSCsSablc DIvi,i-
cnd-payins Mulua! Companies. In
sure with us and save the differ
"ncc. Gates Insurance Agency.
2O-tf
FOR SALE -2 GOOD MULES.
weighing around 900 lbs. each.
Apply Jim Stevenson. Mddlcburg
S,rNi,C Station. 2l-2ti
REMAINDER FOLKS. METAL.
porch chairs and glidCrs. bedroom
suites with poster bcdF in walnii.
finish or veneer. living room
suites. davanOlaS and chairs with
coil and uo-saG springs, breakfast
room suites with porcelain top
tables. baby and youth beds. Vcuc-
tian blinds. inlaid Iinolcum with
burlap back. electric cooking
range. now coil bed springs. and
many other items too numerous 10
mention may still be purchased at
TIC Home Furniture EXchanGc, lOl
North Garnet street. phone so.
D1-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

GET YOUR FISHING TACKLE
HOW from our complete stock. This
material ~ scarce and hard tr get.
We have rods, reels. lTCS. hook.
plug. sCIncS. mGlnmuw bucket" ANA
all kinds Of fishing supplies. West
Crn Auto Associate Store, opposite
puStOiIICc. CD
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

PIANO TUNER AND REED ORGAN
rrpalrcr-JamcS G. Mchcgau viii
be III Henderson April 10Th I,
3uth. For service phone l@a a..
''"' Il-ll
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

BIG STOCK OF GUUD LATE
model used cars ut Mo,r
Sales Co., Henderson, N. C.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

F"'''rt 1T the post Office in !lcnder-
Sg". : G.. IS second class mail matte
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

u>,DD USED IhfS ar I;E.iS,y-
auIr price. \ luo!, here viii con.
vince you tia; thee raI. l,r
priced IL move. fuIu,-p lymrull.,
--tHCvTUl"Is, 1875 TO !9lr..
CIndlCr-raim Motor CO. l.-I,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

T.. .....- Of 'Hy righteous shall be
-,-....tg..- p.u. !u.1t
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22
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ALERT PROPERTY OWNERS Apr
increasing their insurance m r,n'.
of higher replacement costs ",
us check your policies. Insr,r,n".
Department, Citizens Bank nns
Trust Company. ~ =,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

IN WORMiNG YOUR PIGS GIVE
the Who'll" herd u treatment a, the
same time. Use DR.. Salisbury I!ns
Oil for large round worms. II save
you time. and LABOR aru both ar
money nowadays. Ask Us Tor IT..
ParkCr'S Drug Store. 32-i'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

WE WANT TO BUY YOUR CORN.
Can handle any quantity, large q"
small. Let l,s do your custom
grinding OF meal and feed. Hen
dcrson Milling Co, formerly j. :.
Evans Milling Go. T-T-Sn
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

BRIDES SEE US FOR YOUR WIN
ding Announcements or Invii,-
''"nS. Finest quality at moderate
prices. Also Visiting Cards for ths
Graduate. Henderson Book Cn
phone ITO. - -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

FOR RENT-THREE FIRST FloOr
furnished rooms adjoining patb
Lights, water, phone. and r;u,,""
Tree. Phone 6l2-J. rr ~;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

SOMETHING NEW! Victory
Waste Baskets al 6Dc. Letter Trays
at 3Oc very attractive and sub
Staniial. Covers for No. = RdtlurilG
Books at &c. Also many otncr
wartime items. Alld:d's Printing
& Office Supply Co. 23-tt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

Soh Apiu 10Th t.
49,, n'' r'' Hc'NiSc PiIuhc l"h or
''"' Il-lt
AWAITS ,,,,>.r
y, IL NDhEDS
lclt III the unratloncd group.
Al , ~ '''s list
"a" Coioi - an SIZES. NrbDS
henderson Shoe Store. 2O-l,i
,,C>,,,.,.,-,
l G It'L;, " lLAN - FOX Sail
~ s'pM H. -i'l VIC Del early 49,
week. y. J. Check. ..-r
- .--,--.- -
">'SD '"HD cHi'S Al REASON
'ulc Price y noon hr!e win Goa
N'"'c -" '""' "IV'v car dir
P',c'u To move: 70! d !IEn'uu>
ny '''-'S' '""i To !"ih..
N"'u''i ""ilC! MOTOR 10. lot.
Mill. SPRING FEVER WITH
'e"'iii's "uiP'l'S' huE quality 60
''ii'S' en- meats and fresh Nr.c-
,""''S at 'iS'"'t h'ii1" FROM
rive "'HN''!' PH'''v f"'. IL
SIirET 1ID.E econ. r.,......
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err N,Ir1 one, Cr,i.E, ,,..,
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n, L,.In yri, ',,,tL y,,r., ,Ir,,..,'',.,
\"'c'''4'""'H 90. I'll
WANTED FOE C,rvrr,;
r,l,,..ynIE hmm, ,un.ir -,
i.uWsr. Ln"i,Uad cu,,rcd ilro.s
"' cay - '''''''' Largest '.H'"i,-
',''''' 80 10" IA '"i I'','''!' / ''''"
''"'''' ~ H. o'''>' "'i'C q ''!I'.
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USE VITA Vac FOR NOuK MEM
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

OFFICES rOR RENT IN MCtOiN
building. Young street. First floor
in fircproof building. heat. lights
and janilor service furnished. l'"W
insurance. Apply Eric G.. liWn-
nnrun. 3l-thurs-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

WANTED - CLEAN. SOFT INb"
2 IL cents pound at Dispatch Oh
flee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

FOR SALE - , GOOD MULES,
weighing around 1000 lbs. each.
Apply Jim Stevenson. Middlcburg
Service Station. 2l-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

HIGHEST PRICES PAID foii
hides, scrap metal, steel. iron, ana
rubber. Let's give the axis thc
KIN jckout blow. Henderson Jlnh
Company, phone 800. l'-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

PAINT UP DEVICES TWO COAT
paint system. II equals three coats
of avClagC paint. DCvuc QtalIly re
mains long after the price J. i"!-
gotten. Alex 8. Watkins. u II
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

WANTED TO BUI-SUrEK-
fcX oil burning rciriECrat1rs.
electric rrlriTt ratUrS. and
used iced boxes. Vance Fur
niturc Co. 2O3ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

SHORT o;D.R COOK WHHiniG.
Apriy III Person AT lylg. s. hr
tnli. ANT. U.IDrG. y. |. .w-,u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-22

sill. SPRING FEVER WITH
cleaning supplies. buy quality GO
rrIIrS. fresh meat, and fresh lr.v-
tables IT llvTDCrjs Yellow Front
Free UulN cay, phone i.;g. IF
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
nebmen unb es nit elmer Sc l6pia=
oigfeit bon lrngefabr orei Wteilen sic
Stluloe ieinem 3iel 5ufiibren.
@as tuie9t bas @eltall?

Wobl cine niiBige 6aage. glber es
gibt BEN @elebrten 8elegenbeit 5um
5pintiiieren. 0ie slitronon1en baben
lt6 an oie Mufgabe gelnabt, al1s5u
,ebnel1, lpiepiel Oas geialnte @eltaQ
init leinen Wfpriaoen bon Sternen
nno Sin1melsf0rpern miegt. @en1'
bas &ei1ltat ser llnterlll6ung audi
nur bppotbetiid lit, 10 lit es ooG ein
sl,ten 3eitpertreib fir @elebrte.
Sebr illtereiiant lit es, tpie Sic ge-
lebrten &e6enfiinlt tier babel SIT @eri
seben. Wean bat ben 0urbnelier oes
&eltaas ern1ittelt, uno 5par betrdat
bieier Sic &leinigfeit bon 100,000,000
Si6tiabren. Na6 eil1er lpilienldaftlih
gitltigen slnnabme aber lit sic Mas
terie (oer meBbare Stoff) inn gan5cit
8eltenraum 5ielnlid) gleihmaB!g
Derteilt. l1no nun baben Die Ge6en=
itigte geralt uno iino babel natiirlib
5u 3ablen gefommen fiir oie uns ie=
Ser 8egriff feblen ipiiroe. Inn jebod)
Sem 8eritdnonis oes einfaden Wen=
ihen nabe5ufommen babell Die slitru-
uomen oieie @elpidtsbeltimmung auI
cine fleine 6ormel gebra6t. Der gan
sc Snbalt oes 8eltenrollmes nit lei
nen Sterngebiloen, sltmoipbdren
Stratoipbdren l,ip. wiegt namlid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

gitp, Sa., iib erltredt uno Dem Often
itnb bent Mittelpelten cine gntlaitllng
bon ieinem Selnungel bringen ipu,
Gat cine Seiitrnesfabigfeit bon etna
100000 6aB tdelid ooer iopicl als
$4,000 Sanfmaeen per Sag gu be.
foroern imltanoe iino.
Sic 8unoesreeieruna sic nit Ell
mem aufanb bon $50, 100000 oie 2el
tllng eingerihtet bat, lit Ser slniid)t,
oaB bieielbe pobl Elm Sabrbunoert
rorbalten miro. Gie Gobrenlegung lit
lett augltit i1n @ange uno iolte bis
1. 9e5ember 1912 abgeidloilen per
ben. BUR Sabrespenoe lueroen bonn
sic 5ebn Gumpitationen auf ser Stref,
fe in slftion treten. Die 2eitllng miro
auf ieoer Meile s1o0 SaB Del auf>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

0ie Stimmen paren ben tpie bie bon
&inoern. 8ie bon eillem leiien @inb>
fal1be getragen, naren Wh1ltf uno
8elang naber gefonmen, Daren beut-
lider getporoen, iuie nenn bon beln
IN na6tli6en 5datten rubenoen 0ori-
plas ein Gbor berauftldnge. 0ann
bate iib bas 3imnter in ienem mar
men goloigen 2i1t erbellt, oas Iia
idon ipieberbolt umfangen bate. llalo
Damn ipra6 cine Stimme, sic bie Wfu,
lit lno oen 8eiang iibertonte, alt ibr:
pDn oarfit nit Oem Seilano 1lid)t
BLOB leioen, bu oarflt oid au6 NIT
ibm freuer. 8leibe aber innlner er-
gebe,1 uno finbli6." .-.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

Slide. 9ie Miete miro piinftliG uno
germ be5ab1t. 9antit ser 8irt ni6t
geltort miro, lit Ser 5an1ilienpater
INNER ouf Heiien, Sic 0futter eebt
alle Mbeno ins aino, al Sen Seier=
tagen IN Oie Stride ltno ldlaft naGts
in einem Sotel. Die &inber liuo iu
Seniton gegebel1, oan1it Ser @irt nicbt
ibren 2drm 5u b0ren braudt. Tim fei=
men Staub uuf5ulpirbeln, mod)t bas
@faod)en in einem anoeren Souie ialt-
Ger. Ser SunO lit getDtet poroell.
Sic Sage bat Sil5idube befommen,
bamit iie ger1uihlos bie Sreppe bin-
,tnteripringen fann. 9ll1ttport erbeten
1lnter: uSbr @ile lit 1ms 9efebl!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

Ifit einem Wtale muroe oos SiGt
beller unO = 10 gibt bon 2ama Sbe-
lens eigene 8orte .mieber = ,ib ia)
nun ein fleines &inb iiber mir aui
elmer tpeiBen @olfe. sl6, mar bas
ibon! llno i6 iab bas &ino mitter
I'M 2ibte. IS bate gan5 feline, rote
Sdd6en, ni6t arg rot, MIR ein BIB
Gen, lu1o Die ibonen fleil1en 6ii=
berln!. 9ie feinen Suare paren
blono 1no unrabmten II, leidten Sod
ben bas ler6tenbe @elt6tGen. Nfit
slan5enoen tiefblauen slugen blidte es
n1iloe auf midi. 0as &inolein bate
Elm Semoerl an; bie Iermcben bat es
alsgeitredt naG mir unb bat mid,
angela6elt. Gs lpar geraoe, ais lpena
oas &ino auf midi ber mo6te."
y Seit eben jener 9fa6t borte BEL
GbereIe aud Ser @enuf, fliiiliger NaD=
rung auf.
uDu barfit bih au6 freuen' No1
ifters offneten itb Gbereiens slugell
giloern Ser 5reuoe, freilib aber im-
mer crit nad porallsgegangenen 2ei=
oenspiiionen. Grit bas 8einen, banll
oas 2a6en. Grit bie Hein an 2eib
unb Seele, Damn bic Jreuoe. NaG
ser gragooie bon @olgatba bas be-
gliidenbe 8ilb bon 8etblebein. u