davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

Didn't have more than one
watch timing him for the first
100 yards while he was en- route
to $50 yards backstroke -. he
was clocked by the lone watch
in SCI as compared TO his own
world record OF sos Three
watches, according TO the rules,
would have been needed 10 make
it official .. kEIFER is an
ensign in charge of swimming at
cambridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
Probable Pitchers
IFAGTF

New York tzuber III at Chicago tLee
0-5), $50 D. m. CWT
Philadelphia (Newsom 2-3D at DETROIT
(TROUT SD, 3 p. m. EWT.
Washington (Wynn 2-4) AZ Cleveland
(Niggeling Sd, $50 2. m. EWT
Boston Judd 1-0l at ST. Louis Potter
4-2D, $50 p. M CWT.
NATIONAL LEAGTE
Cincinnati (Waters 6-2l al New York
(Feldman 2-l. S:45 p, m. EWT.
81. Louis (LRnier 500 at Brooklyn, z 30
D. m EWT.
Pittsburgh (Roe 3-2l at Boston (An-
drews 4-3D. 3 y. m. EWT.
Chicago CDerrinEer t-5) at Philadelphia
(Gerheauser 2-2b. 3:15 y. m. EWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

More Big Ten crowns golf,
track and tennis tomorrow
Wolverines won track meet last
year dominate distance,
weights. high jump and have
plenty Of men for place and show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

In Chicago created stir when
Michigan, Illinois and Ohio State
refused to schedule basketball
games with Purdue because the
Boilermakers play was too rugged
coaches made "gentleman's
agreement" outlawing deliberate
cut of bounds kickoff CAPT.
ROBERT EMMETT said Great
Lakes would bap-pse OF pro
players and would use only ex-
cOlleeianS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

roll with Fred
Breckle. Their
man Glib n.
Chef Bukowski
and Fred Btu
jack.
Bryant, who
acted as cap
tain and sixth
man the past
S e a s o n, also
stated he was
severing h i S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
FOURTH FAVoRITE

Navy Cross paid So and was
the fourth of five odds-on fav-
orites to win since racing opened
Saturday.
The crowd was the smallest OF
the meeting. but the mutuel han
die was 1888, 722, higher than the
turnover Monday or Tuesday.
Track officials today Will begin
in earnest to enforce Commits
sioner Dowlings ruling against
children under Ii on the grounds.
Several were admitted yester-.
day on pleas of parents who
would have had TO return many
miles to their homes, but the ma
jority were refused admittance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26


T. Fisher of
Detroit.
Trainer Jack
Hodgins an
nounced yes
terday he had
acquired the
services of the
l. e XII n & I o n
(Ky.) veteran.
who has been
ding fire e
lance here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
Joe Baksi Picked:

BY some experts 10 stop LEE
SAVOLD in their 10-round bout
tonight in Madison, Square Gar
den But SAVOLD is rs
favorite he beat BAKSI in
close one March 10 Sight 50
grand gate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
Money!. yfOnpv. yfOnev:

Is pouring into race track I.
Al Sportsman's Park in Chicago
betting totals for II days reached
S8.479. 24o 1921 per cent
boost over same period a year
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
ONE TIGER THREAT

The only Tiger threat OF posi-
BILE serious dimensions came in
the eighth when Hostetler and
Richards got their singles TO start
the home half Of the Stanza.
Charley Metro batted for Cor
sica and hunted foul TO Hayes.
Dizzy Trout ran for Richards and
was called out for interference
when he crashed into Busch. who
was fielding a grounder off Doc
Cramers bat.
Busch tagged Trout on the base
line, but dropped the ball. Hos
teller went on to third. But
Umpire Ernie Stewart ruled inter-
ference and Trout was out and
Hostetler ordered back to second.
ONeill, Trout and other Tigers
complained strenuouSly, claiming
Trout was only taking advantage
of his right TO the base line when
he bumped Busch.
With one yesterday, the Tigers
ran their total of double plays
TO 45.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
HELD AT SECOND

Not a Tiger got as far as third
base and only three got as far as
second. In seven of the nine in
ningS, Harris retired the Tigers
in order.
IL was Harris second low hit
game and boosted his record TO
four triumphs and two defeats.
He held the Browns TO two hits
recently.
Johnny Corsica. who pitched
eight innings for the Tges, gave
up 10 hits. all singles except two
two-baggers by Irwin Hall and
Dick Siebert.
Ford Garrison collected three
singles, two of them infield hits.
Harold Newhouser finished.
The Athletics scored in the sew
enth when Hall doubled moved
10 third on a sacrifice by Edgar
Busch and tailed when Harris
singled 10 left.
The other came in the eighth
when Garrison singled 10 left. adj
Yanced To- second on a sacrifice by
Frank Hayes ard came home
when Seibert doubled to right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
Roberts to Ride
For DiXiana Farm
Veteran Jockey
Signed After
His 4th Winner
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Porter Roberts, 29-year-old
jockey who is one OF the country's
best left-hand whip riders, has
been signed as the contract rider
for the DiXiana Farm of Charles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

To decide officials worlds nom
professional title after war in ma
tional convention now going on in
ST. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

League fling
erS who toss
from the port
side ha We
been getting
ew cr and
fewer.
Apparently
the Athletics
do not need
a SouthpaW.
They've been
doing nicely
an q heir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
Sports
Southpaws Flop
So Far; Newhouser
Seems Best of Crop
Nv LEO MACDoNELL

The appearance OF the Aih-
letics in town without a veteran
left handler on their pitching
STAFF recalls that American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

h a n d er, up
from Wilkes
Barre, seems
10 have picked
up a pretty
good boy.
The White
OK h aV G
suffered be-
cause lie e's
hopes for a
com c b a c k
haven't ma
terlaliZed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

n ana FRANCHISE noluer, WHO uluil l
intend to make the announcement
until before the start of next sea-
son, said Sielaff will replace Steve
Dutko in the f & B lineup to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
SieIaff to Captain
E&B Next Season
By HAROLD KAHL

Rumors FLYING around Siea 2Syear-od experimental
Fords will the ombl bowling team
of b. Detroit Times AStar Classic cham
MON admitted true today.
franchise holder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

lWIHIN ~ TO y IW'"I" u . = 10
"Batted for Corsica IN eighth.
Ran for Richards In eighth.
phnadeIphia 600 600 iiO-2
DETROIT 600 600 0O0-O
Runs--Garrison. Han. Error-Mayo.
Runs batted in--Harris, sebert. Two-bass
hits-Hall. Siebert. Sacrifices Busch,
Hayes Double play-Hoover TO Mayo 10
York Left on bases-Philadelphia 9. De.
troit g. Base on balls--Off Harris 2, off
Corsica =. Struck out-By Harris 3. by
Corsica l, by Newhouser /. Hts-On
Corsica 10 in innings, off Newhouser
In inning Losing pitcher Corsica.
Cmpires-P ipgras, stewart and NcGown.
Time. 80. Attendance, 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
DUTKO IN ROLL-OFF

Dutko will be in the +. e. b.
lineup for the last time Sunday
at l p. m. when the Times Classic
champions meet Stroh in a three
game roll-off for the Greater De-
troit League crown at the Olym-
pic Recreation. The two teams
tied for first place during the
regular season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

Roberts has been riding for 10
years, among the country's fore
most the past five. He was leader
in Maryland last season.
Roberts will move over 10 the
Dixiana barn today. He rode his
fourth winner Of the meeting yes
terday when he scored with the
g to 5 favorite, Sarah Lorraine. in
the Old Rosebud Purse, one of the
two $500 features.
Sarah Lorraine, a SiX-year-old
Wise Counsellor mare, is owned
and trained by Sterling s. Gano
of Georgetown. Ky, and is named
for Mrs. Gano.
HAD BEEN IDLE
She had not been TO the post
since a handicap victory at This
tledown last fall and the only
question as she faced five foes in
the Old Rosebud was whether she
was ready after the long layoff.
Roberts and Sarah Lorraine
didn't take long to convince the
10, 1867 fans.
Sarah shot TO the front at the
start and stayed there every step
of the six furlongs 10 win by more
than two lengths from Plaidloch,
with Johnny Adams up, while
Darby Donnie got third money.
She paid $500 after covering
the six furlongs over the slightly
dead track in 1:12 As
Bill Bailey. the young rider
who is leading the nations APP
prentices, bagged double with
Kidd'S Gift in the third and Peto
Gino in the seventh to lead the
jockeys.
Most one-sided triumph Of the
day, however, was that of Navy
Cross. the four-year-old infinite
gelding, which Mike Caffarella
rode 10 a five-length victory in
the Rroomstick Purse. Many
Lands was closest to Johnny Nc
Shanes colorbearer al the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
FIintCHy Pin:

Meet pays off tonight at 2Uth
Century Recreation there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
Yesterdays Results
IntT League

Toronto S. Roch Q
Jer City II. Bait (
Buff Is Mont /
Syr-Newark. rain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
NATIONAL LKAGIE
7 ohay's Games
Amer. Assoc.

Louisville :. Milw 5
81 r "a Tol %
Ind. SIS. X c. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26

with the f & B team 10 make
room for Sielaff to become pilot.
Bryant will turn over his fran
chise in the Times Classic 10 his
sponsor. Kenneth G. Macdonald.
ACHIEVES AMBITION
Bryant and Macdonald have
been fast friends for years and it
was with reluctance the latter
agreed TO let him go. Bryant
captained teams for Macdonald
for six years under the banner of
Schmidt. When Macdonald trans
ferred to E & B two years ago
Bryant went with him.
1t was always BryantS ambition
TO produce a winner for Macdon-
aid. This he did the past season
when + q b broke the monopoly
of Joe Norris Stroh club on the
most coveted of all Detroit bowl
ing league titles. the Times Classic.
Macdonald explained TO ID a y
Dutko wasn't figed, but withdrew
from the team OF his own accord.
Had Dutko desired 10 continue
bowling with f. e. B he would
have been permitted 10 do so. be-
cause Macdonald always admired
his fighting spirit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
Colt Thin(Idds
Take Close One
Times Photo

In metropolitan High School
track meets yesterday. North
western took a close meet from
Redford, 52-1/10 TO $3.50:
Northeastern beat Highland Park,
53-42; Cass downed Hamtramck.
$3.50, and DENLY trimmed South
eastern, 56l2 to 47i7.
Jack Wiser. who last Tuesday
pitched a perfect game for Re-
deemer against ST. Leo, will face
Bob Miller, st. Mary's pitching
ace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
Central al u. OF BEDFORD al Mac
kenzis Western NJ southwestern; ChAdsey
vs.. Wright Northwestern Cooley at
Northwestern: Cass az Pershing. North
ern at Highland Park: Miller at South
eastern, DENLY at Northeastern, Ham
trsmck vs.. Eastern. Belle Isle.
Montague games.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Redeemer az St Mary BEDFORD; ST.
Catherine vs.. De La sale. Belle Isle
Catholic Central vs.. ct. Ladis!aus. Jayne
81 MARI r o. vs.. 81 Rita, Palmer
Park. ST Mary O. l. az 81 Frederick
Sacred Heart vs. All Saints Southwestern
81. Patrick vs. 81 Hedwig. kronk
Xavier vs. ST. Casimr. Atkinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
How They Stand
Yesterdays Results
Todays Game.

Phia. 2 Def. o. Phia. a. DETROIT
ST Louis ; Boston " Y .ork A. Chicago
wash. 4. cleverd Wash a. Cleveland
N. Y. at Chi, rain Bos. At 81 l.. night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-26
OF Again

Totals "a 10 81 Totals 30 , 81 IS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-17
Tn Mrs Fred Paul. Red 18o.

to Mrs. Fred Paul, Red 18O
 This will be the second dance to be given by the Juneau Chapter of the sorority. Last springs affair found a large crowd overflowing the Gold Room, so the sorority this year is including the Bubble Room to add more floor space for the dancers.
 Members of the sorority are handling tickets for the dance. but a few will be available at the desk of the Baranof Hotel, according to Mrs. J. H. Williams, dance chair man.
 To give plenty of dancing space, the Bubble Room will also be open during the dance, with some tables
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-17
CHARLEY ROOT E
 RELEASED; ANGELS'
 B0SS HAS RESIGNED

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 17-The re- lease of Charley Root as manager of the Hollywood Baseball team of the Pacific Coast League is an- nounced. The Stars finished in sixth place this year.
 Bill Sweeney, who piloted Los Angeles to the second straight league pennant, has resigned as the Angels boss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-17
BETA SIGMA PHI
 (ABARET- -DAN(E,
 SATURDAY EVENT

As the only pre-Thanksgiving holiday dance scheduled for Ju- neauites, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will sponsor cabaret style semi formal affair tomorrow evening In the Gold Room at the Baranof Hotel.
 Many large parties are expected to taKe advantage of this holiday celebration, and reservations for party tables are being telephoned
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-17

set there.
 During orchestra intermission, a cabaret program is being planned by Mrs. Irma Novel;. It will in clude speciality number by Lou Levy, group of unusual Swedish dancing airs played by Albert Peterson, and a novelty group by Two Gals and Guy, Juneau High School group including Jo- anne Wolf, pianist; Joanne Novel;, vocalist, and Doug Greg, guitarist
 Dancing is scheduled to begin at 10 p. m. and continue until l a. m
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-17
FOUND GUILTY ON ]
 SHOOTING CHARGE

Willie Stevens, Canadian Indian, has been found guilty of shooting a bookkeeper, robbing a till and stealing a gasboat during wild debauch last summer at Hidden Inlet. His hearing was held early this week at Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-17

On his way to Ketchikan after making a traffic survey of the pro posed United Airlines route from Seattle to Ketchikan, Juneau, An chorage and Fairbanks, A. M. Nelson (above), travelling traffic representative for United Airlines, is visiting in Juneau.
 In the 10 years he has been em- ployed by United, Nelson says he has been to every city on the Pa cific Coast but this is his first trip to Alaska. He likes most the hospitality and next the scenery. Of the scenery, he said no better is to be found in any other part of the world.
 Nelson left Seattle Wednesday of last week and flew to Fairbanks. After two days there, he went to Anchorage for two. days, and en- route to Juneau spent one day holed up at Gustavus because Of bad weather. s
 Nelson said his company had an application on file for the Alaska route and the hearing will be held sometime after the first of the year.
 He said he was anxious to reach Ketchikan, as the people of that community desire to have air ser vice to and from the States. a service they lack at the present time.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Rekvisice vozidel We Vidni.

New York (CTK) = Pred
valecna vesela Widen cd tie do
by, co byla obsazena N6mci,
uz asi dlouho nenf vesela. Do
zaplavy jinych naf1zenf, vyno-
ST, zakonG a pfedpisG, kterymi
nacistictf vladci oplyvajf, pTi-
chazejf move naffzenf 0 memo
torisovanych dopravnfch pro-
stredcfch''. Ably bylo kazde-
mu jasno, oc jde, naFizuje Vi
densk6 vydan1 "Voelkicher
Baobachter' dine IA. rfjna, re
kazdy must pTihlasit vsechna
dvoukolova neb c~tyfkolova vo-
zidla tazena konmi nebo jiny-
mi taznymi zvfraty, vsechny
dvoukolove neb ctyTkolove ru-
chi vozfky pro naklad $50 XII
logramn nebo vice a konecne
vsechny trakaFe.
A co takhle kolobezky? Ty
mali pTece take dive kola, rych-
leji Sc ma mich domd utika nez
S tezkopadnym trakaTem a ty
nakradene veci Sc pTi tom mo-
hou nest ma zadech v rovnez
ukradenem tlumoku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Skladba mladeho prazskeho
skladatele objevena
" Majdanku.

New York (CTK) = Pr "a
jezdu ciz1ch korespandentI
moskevskych do povestneho
koncentracn1ho tabora v Maj
danku u Lubl1na objevil kores-
pondent londynskych "Times"
a newyorskeho P. M. Ralph
Parker mezi zaslym harabur-
dim a zbytky SAITH a obuvi po-
vrazdenych obetf rukopis hou-
slove sonaty. Ma jejfm titul-
MIN liste byl jake skladatel u
dan Almost We'll z Prahy a po-
znamenano, re byla pc prve
provedena v Praze r. 1886, o.
vsem bez blizsfho urcenf mis-
ia. Skladba je venovana INA
menu ceskemu milovn1ku hud-
by, jehoz jmeno zat1m nelze u
vefejniti. Parker wal sklad-
bu do Moskvy, kde byla prove
dena a vzbudila velikou pozor-
most nezvyklost1 sve formy a
hlavne svoj1 poslednf vetou,
ktefa K hOuSllm a klaVlru pr1-
b1ra zpevnf HAS, jenz proroc-
kymi slovy v~yjadTuje osud
vsech utlacenych a nadeji v
lepsf jejich osud.
ProstTednictvfm svych new
yorskych pTatel dial Ralph Par
ker patrati pc zahadn6m skla-
dateli, ale dosud nemohlo byti
mic blizs1ho v~ysetfeno ami zde
ami v Londyne. Jde patrne o
mladeho umelce, ktery dosud
nebyl vseobecn6 tax znam, ably
byl pronikl do sirsf veTejnosti.
Jisto vsak jest, re sve skladbe
pfikladal znacny vyznam,
kdyz 81 il veil S sebou do tabo-
ra smrti. .
Ma podnet zdejs1ch zajemcd
dosel v techto dnech mikrofilm
S kopif Weilovy sonaty do New
Yorku a byl odevzdan zname-
mu houslovemu virtuosu jose
flu Szigetimu, ktery il hodla
nastudovati a provesti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
MnIulIMIHHIpIIlIIIIII Observation-Disclosures
Nemci Sc vybiieii sami.

New York (CTK)-O Mem
cfch Sc ria, re jsou dGkladn1 V
kazdem smeru. Kdyz vyvolali
valku, cht6li il NIT dGkladnou
nebo-li totalnf. Jejich plan byl
znicit okoln1 narody fysicky i
dusevne, ably ma celia staletf Sc
nemohIy vzpamatovat. Ones
nacisticti vGdcov6 klesli tax
hluboko, re neberou ohled ma
svdj vlastn1 narod a vedou jej
do katastrofy jen, ably 81 "a
chranili sv6 vlastnf krky.
Journal de Geneve" hlasf.
re svycarska dine 7. listopadu,
re to, CO Sc dele v Nemecku, je
vic nez zachvat vojenske naro-
dnf kTece, re je to opravdova
narodn1 smrt tohoto statu. Ma
cisticka chapadla %vyhrabuji
kde jaky zbytek lidskeho ma
terialu, jen ably Nemecko zac-
palo ztraty ma frontach, zpGso-
ben6 spojeneckymi vojsky. Svy
carsky list uvadf, re pred IA
dny vsechny atleticke kluby V
Nemecku ztratily 65 procent
svych clenG, kteT1 sc stall obet1
totalnf mobilisace. Tato mia
DEE mohla pc valce zachranit
nemeckou budoucnost. Ones
jsou posledn1 kapkou krve, kite
rou naciste tax nesetrne plyt-
vajf, ob6t1 pychy a pf1zrac-
nych sn1. Vsichni tito 16-let1
a 17-letf chlapci, ktere fyrer
tax spesn6 vyzbrojuje, pravl
dale casopis, jsou posledni zby
tecnou obetf. N6mecky narod
Dude pax zbaven vsech mia
dych lid1. Smrt teto mladeze
ucinf navzdy konec snGm O
nadvlade a demografick6 W.
hode mad okoln1mi narody.
Nemeckym vGdcGm je to uz
jedno. Ma zachranu sveho re-
zimu obetuj1 vsechny nedospe-
lie deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Milovnici kavy bud'te bez
SfarOsfi.

Milovnfk1m kavy nehrozf
prazadne nebezpecf, re by Sc
jejich %oblibeny napoj opet do
stall ma pf1delovou listinu. q
rad administrace cen hlas1, re
jest k disposici zasoba 4,649,-
900 pytlu kavy, kterazto zaso-
ba postacf k uspokojenf vsech
narokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01

Exchange Telegraph Agen-
CIV hlasila, re turecka vlada "a
bavila veskeren nemecky ma
ietek v Turecku.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22

i'm lmenoIib riibrte. so u1ohte &c
Spbelia aa ieinen 8eibe. iiber5engt,
IN ibr eine eleidgeftimute seele, Elm
ibm gana ergebenes Sero gefuatben gu
bnben. s
Sod bal6 fam langiam, Saritt fiir
5hritt, Die grauian1e gnttduihlng.
Stnter ben ieelennollen blauen Iu'
gen barg fi6 fetne marine Seele; bic
geatur batte CHARLOTTE 5ufanig nit
oieien tpunoerbaren Sternen beidenft,
urpo oes MGo9ens 4lugbett bate 4a'
pitaI 6araus eeidlaeen; Die beriidenoe
Eiefe 6es 8lides, Die @iIberts Sera
i'm 5t1rm gefangen senomme,1, bate
nidts NIT Der @mpfinbung 5u i9af'
fen, ionoern tpar etnfa9 bic Solge
uneepobnlid GROCER 8upilen uno un'
getp0bnli9 LANCER, gebogener Biu1'
perm, fem 8robuft Der Seele u11o oes
Ser5ens, ionoern nur Der Jarbe uno
Der 2inien.
Cine 8eitlane flammerte itd Gil
bert an ben @lauben, oaB @barlotte,
tpenn ite au9 ni6t 1as 8eib tpar,
lpeldes er setrdumt, i'm bod tuenis'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22

@enn lie Roris aIs aufentbaH
pdblte, 9ing er no d8ologno. suno
gins iie auf ibre 8efisunsen mad
S6ottlano, oann botte er seuib I'M
Sioen gnglon6s az tin. sic trus iet'
men geonen, ct aablte ibre &eanungen,
un6 Dos mar alles.
60 flang bic troitloie @ef6idte,
bon Der Sir Gilbert l1lrifa seiproden
batte. @s feblte ibr oas tragiibe Mo'
ment ooer bod gum mtnoeiten bic
SriginalitGt, ober oenno9 par tie
troit. uno boffnungslos.
Ct batte ulrita in ietnen 8riefen
.oie griiten3 ieiner @atti nnidt NIT
@bii6t peridtpieeen, oteie ipielte eben
feline Stole in ieinen @eoanfen; erft
als Der 8ertebr 5tpifden ibin uno benz
iungen MG6den cine neue Sarbung
an5unebmen begann, oa fam Cir Gil
bert gum BetpuBtiein, oa Ser oiefem
ieine @be ni9t bdtte beribueigen fol"
len; 6o9 Der 3auber bate idon gu
md9tig getpirft, Gilbert batte ftb be-
reits in einem 3uitano Der Eraumerei
befunben, in Dem nii6ternes Denten
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items, 10 tpeit fte oeiien fabie fei. auf'
ri@ttg liebe; aber au@ bieien @lau.
ben muBte er, penn aud tpioeritre'
BEND, aufeeben, ,sno idlieBlid our er'
tenntnis foumer, bob oas fleine. ,1n'
be6e,tenoe 2anoutdo9en i'm regelre9t
in ibren Neseu eefangen babe. Dieie
gutoef,.ug matbte Cir Neopa au ei'
nem perbitterten Waune, CAB iebem
e6leren Streben ben Eobesitob.
Seine gbe blieb finoerIos - eine
nelte enttauiduns - u,.6 Die 2iebe,
Die 70 pl0sIi@ in feinem Ser5en auf-
eeflamrnt, eritarb nun eben 10 raid.
Drei Sabre. eeniisten. am oas Jun
ee @bepoar fid sdnalid au entfrem.
ben. Db Gilbert tein gerihuloen traf.
wer to,,nte oies iasen? Selbit Beien
tpie Charlotte baben manamal elm
Sers, oas eben erit 9etpedt ,uerben
mrb. Sei be rn.pie Dem noble. Gilbert
fiiblte iid ni6t berufen, oies au per'
.iuden, ,rn6 beriant aufs ueue in ben
struoel 6es eeieqidaftliden 9ebens,
be u1er au entrin,,en gebofft bate.
Sic Iieben fid nidt ideiben, ibr
ibr HaIait in 2on6on ,.n6 S9Iob
Norton &al[ batten @aum eenug, auf
oab 2oro uno 2aop gaeopu oarin mob.
men tcnuten, obne iiG sesenieitis su
senieren. >
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cine Dual lit; ct batte initinftib &C..
fibf, bob bic @rmabuns ieiner Srau
ben 3auber breden miiiie, uno oes'
balb eeidtuieseu.
Als er fid Damn pIoslid am Ranoe
5es aberunoes seieben uno ertannt
bate, 6ab ie6er ,peitere Sdritt tbn
uno ulrita ber6erben miiiie, oa ,par
er sefloben. Sm eriten Iugenblide
idien es ibm ean3 sleidsiiltis. tuobir.
CT fliebe; bic Biloer in Dem Barte'
iaal ieood batten ieinen @eoanten ei'
ne beitin,u,te @tatuns seeeben, ,m6
mdbreno ct nun iinneno in ieiner @de
lebnte, ,peilten oteIe nidt in @lode'
nau, ionoern in Balerienba5. floeen
na9 nortpdrts, nitbt suriid, unb mall
ten ibm nidt ben eben iiberitanoenen
Mbi9ieo, jonoern elm @ieberieben aus,
a,1f tpel9es er feline leste oeralueifelte
Soffnung baute.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22

Die anfidten in Der Darteballe
batten au bieI neripro9en, oos aur.
baus un6 Die 9errafien tparen ,pobl
borbanben. ertpieien ii9 aber in Brf.
Iihfeit Bel speiteru tpeniser fo1tnis unS
reiaeno ols auf oem 9iIoe. ober nar
es mar Der fdmere &erbimebel. Der II.
,sen ieoen Reia benabm2 Die meIfen