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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13
Dick Wakefield in Left Field
For Twilight Game With Sox

Pinky Higgins, another member OF
the Tiger old guard. is out with an
injured leg and Joe Orengo will
take over third base.
Manager Steve O'Neill, trying to
stretch a seven-man pitching staff
over a six-game program In 70
hours, will start Paul Trout tonight
against Orval Grove Of the Sox.
Lefty Hal Newhouser will go after
his 14th victory tomorrow In an
afternoon game. There are double
headers Saturday and Sunday.
The Tigers, half a game out OF
the cellar and S1a games off the
League pace, havefa 22-game home
stand in which to try to make up
lost ground. Detroit won six and
lost eight in the East and wound up
with a 6-12 record since leaving
Briggs Stadium three weeks ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13
Sports Roundup

and completed
training for their fight Stadium
agreeing with the weather that it's hot for gongs
However they naturally hope he for the cuso
who being asked IS for Deots first summer
indoor fight in years.
Wichita KanPTho start the Michigan tournament Of the Ma
uona Baseball championships been back
July "a announced today The will be staged al Benton
Harbor An l6 expected forthe tournament
MadrdAPMchel Doyat internationally speed pilot who
chief French airplane factory
Paris working for the Germans has arrived in Madrid asered
Of the $4,000 Thompson trophy at Los Angeles in 1896 declared
he hoped he could useful fighting
the where
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Baks Wilkes Barre. and Ike Williams
khtweghts respectively I'm quarterly announced today
by the National Boxing Association.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13
Pick of the Air Today
National sroasoastrnq Company

National BroadoastIng company
RED NETWORK-WLW 700. WWJ
$50, WHAM 1850, WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870.
Columbia Broadeasting Company
WJR 200, WBBM 7S0. WCKY 1880
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1880. WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
Mutual Broadesstinp Company
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700,
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
CKLW 500, WJBK 1890 WGN 100.
Tonight
NBC-7:3O-Charlie Chan;
S:3O-Henry Aidricn summer fin
ale:
9:0O-Bing Crosby:
9;30-Edward Everett Horton;
10:00-Harry Savoy comedy.
CBS-S-Herbert Marshall in "The
Beast Must Die;
9:00--Major Bowes amateurs;
9:30-Corliss Archer:
10:00-First Line drama:
10:30--Larry Douglas replacing
Harry Cool.
BLU-7-Musical Mysteries;
7:45-Chester Bowles OF OPA;
S:15-Lum and Abner;
s:30-Harry James band from
Akron, o.:
10:30-Stop or Go, Joe f. Brown;
MBS-7:45-Adrian Rollini Trio;
S:30-Human Adventure;
9:30-Antonini Serenade;
10: 30-Army Air Forces.
Friday
NBC-12 noon-Words and Music;
2:15-Today's Children:
6:15-Serenade to America.
CBS-1:45-Goldbergs;
4:00-Broadway Matinee;
5:30-Dr. Minnie l.. Maffett on
"Women's March OF Time
1919-1944,"
BLUE: 45-Victory Gardens:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13

3:3O-Appointment With Life;
4:45-Correspondents Abroad.
MBS-1: 30-Luncheo with Lopez
2:15-Opening Shasta Dam in
California, Sec. Ickes, Gov
Warren;
4:3O-Music for Remembrance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13

Wednesday Evening Results
Ford Local $40 10. Moose Lodge
o.
Carver Community Center H. st.
Johns C.IO. (.
Ford Local $40 reversed last
weeks trouncing handed them by
Moose Lodge and gained an easy
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13
BIG DROP IN FRESHMEN

STATE COLLEGE, Pa.-UP -
The registrar at Pennsylvania
State College reported today that
only slightly more than IA per cent
OF applicants 10 the freshman class
OF 1914 are male students.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13
NOW MANY WEAR
FALSE TEETH
WITH MORE COMFORT

FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline
(non-acid) powder, holds false
teeth more firmly. To eat and talk
in more comfort, just sprinkle a
little FASTEETH on your plates.
No gummy, gooey pasty taste or
feeling. Checks "plste odor" (den.
ture BREATH Get FASTEETH at
any drug store. Adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13

Carver Community Center vs.,
Dept. 9sl at Recreation Park
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21

because it means quicker end of hunger
and tyranny
FOURTH, it. discourages Hitler and Tojo-
and is punch at the morale Of the German
and Japanese home fronts.
FIFTH, it helps to guarantee peace and
liberty to future generations of Americans.
AND THE BLANK SPACE? Put yourself in
that picture. For when you buy War Bond,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21

it certainly means as much to you as to
anyone else in the world.
It's wonderfully advantageous way to in
vest your money. It pays 81 for every SO you
put in. It's safe. And it'll give you fnan-
cial nest egg-a nest egg you can use after
the war for such things as buying home,
educating your children, and travelling.
So buy more War Bonds right now
TODAY!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06
HUNTING SUBS
By 1t. Monk Fowler

(WNU Feature-Through special arrange
ment with The American Magazine)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06
Suggest Careful Check
Of Canning Gauges

At a recent national food preser-
walton conference, homemakers
were advised that the gauge Of ev-
cry steam Gamer should be checked
for accuracy once year before can
ming begins.
If the gauge has to be sent away,
it is advised that it be packed as
carefully as a delicate glass. Upon
its return, the conference suggested
that users put plumbers paste on
the threads when screwing it back
on the Gamer.
Before gauge is sent to a manu-
facturer because it seems inaccu-
rate, checking of the safety valve
to be sure it is working right, is
advised by the national conference.
Many gauge registers inaccurately
simply because the safety valve is
clogged stiff with grease or food.
This can be remedied at home by
thorough cleaning.
Remove pet cock and valve and
soak them in vinegar a short time.
If particles Of grease or food re-
main, draw string or narrow strip
of cloth through the opening. The
national food preservation confer
ence went on record as recommend
ing that the steam pressure method
of home canning be used for all
home canning Of low-acid vegeta-
bles, except tomatoes, and vegeta-
bleS picked before canning.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06

circles-firing. She cannot SUBJ
MERGE" The skipper came back
to me with his calm Roger"
went In again, and Bucholz
strafed the decks Of the cripple.
Then those ferries let us have it.
Their fire cut across our tail; dived
and saw their tracers go over me.
Wojcik shouted: ''Boy, that was
closet" I did some fancy maneu-
vering to keep out of range.
Bucholz was bouncing all over the
back end Of the plane, but he kept
firing. The sub was shooting wild
now and a spray Of bullets was
hitting the water. When pulled UP
again and looked back, the sub was
settling at the stern. My aerial had
been shot away and had lost COM
munication with the carrier, but /
could hear another pilot reporting:
''Ship from Bill-do you receive
me?" and the answer. So I knew
they were sending help.
When Bill arrived, went in again
to pull fire away from him so he
could unload his bombs. The sub
was still firing, and heard Wojcik
say: ''It's getting pretty hot"
Bucholz sprayed the coming tower
with bullets. Bill dropped his load
and pulled out. He looked at us
and grinned as he went by.
Sub Went Down.
The sub moved forward it's own
length and went down before Bill
called me-"Return to ship" ]
dropped a smoke bomb to mark the
spot before I went back, but we
didn't find an oil slick and there
was no evidence we had made q
kill.
Back ON our base ship 1 found
that Fryatt's sub hadn't fired ON
him before submerging, SO I felt
/ had the edge on him. Hodgson,
another pilot, had attacked sub
a few minutes before I sighted mine.
He had fred on it and strafed the
gum crews, but the sub dived be-
fore he could finish the job.
Up to this time we had had no
excitement; in fact, things had been
so monotonous aboard ship that ]
had asked for a transfer. The skip
per said: "Monk, you still want that
transfer?" I almost said: Hell,
not" Then I thought: "Just flash
in the pan, may never happen
again." said: ''Yeah, let it
60 through"
Nothing further happened for a
while. Sometimes, for little fun,
we would scream down on the ships
in our destroyer escort. We always
kept several rolls of toilet paper
handy for these ''token bombings."
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06

(WNU Feafure-ThroUgh special arrange.
nent with The American Magazine)
From the day we got our orders
and were assigned to an aircraft
carrier to clean the subs out Of the
Atlantic, we were never allowed to
forget the gravity Of the business
in hand. The critical menace of the
U-boats and the Importance of our
mission were deeply impressed
upon us.
At a northern port we got orders
to proceed to a latitude and longi-
tude where a pack of subs had been
seen. We were to 60 out to hunt
and kill.
I was flying the outbound leg of
my patrol as we approached the
suspected area. We were 300 feet
above the waves peering anxiously
about, when Wojcik, my radioman,
called excitedly: ''Mr. Fowler-you
flew over something" I went back
but what Wojcik had seen was an
other whale. Great guy for seeing
whales, Wojcik.
When I turned on the cross leg
of my mission, heard Fryatt, an
other of our pilots, phone the ship:
"Contact-attacked sub'-then he
broke off.
I pressed my earphones tighter
to hear his next report, figured
where / would be in about 20 min
utes, and wrote down the position.
Straining to hear Fryatt's voice on
the intership phone, / almost
jumped when Wojcik called: "Mr.
Fowler-what is that down there?"
i looked, and saw white streak.
It might have been a destroyer. or
another whale. But it wasn't.
"We're in the money" ! called
back. ''Arm everything-let's CO."
Wojcik said: "Roger-r-r," and I
checked my guns. Bucholz, my gun
ner, gave his burst, and threw
my heels down to lose speed. We
came in low-aff the subs port quar-
ter. She was moving steadily for
ward. I don't think they saw us
until we were on top Of them.
Wreck Steering Gear.
We dived, and pressed the but
ton releasing my load. I could see
the faces of the men in the coming
tower. Wojcik called: They're hit
off the starboard bow"
7 pulled up and called the car
rier: "Ship from Monk-attacked
sub When I looked back, the
sub was circling to 60 starboard.
She acted like wagon with one
of it's front wheels tied. We had
blasted her steering gear. "Ship
from Monk" I called; we've de-
livered our attack-sub is going in
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06

If dirt is in a fine form such as
dust, it will not only burn but it will
cause violent explosions. Thirty
three men were killed and nearly a
hundred injured, when dust explod-
ed in a mill in Buffalo, N. Y, in
1918. The mill was completely de-
stroyed. This is only one of many
cases on record of dust exploding.
To explode, it must be highly COM
bustible.
Ledger Syudicate.-WNU Features.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06
Olympic Records

Of the 46 existing field, track
and swimming records made at
Olympic games, 10 are held by the
United States, z by Japan, 6 by
Germany, 4 each by Finland and
the Netherlands, 2 by Great Brit
ain and / each by Canada, Italy,
Poland and New Zealand.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06

Methods of Execution
At one time or another, 80 diff
ferent methods of execution, from
boiling to electrocution, have been
used officially in the world.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06
Slip and Panties Are Appliqued

To obtain complete cutting pattern for
slip, panties and applique, finishing in
struction for the Applique Lingerie Set
pattern No. 5697) sizes small, medium
and large, send 16 cents in coin, your
name, address and the pattern number.
Send your order to-:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06

RELIEVE Toease irritation, form medi-
DEn Gated coat of protection be-
DEL tween skin and chatting bed
cnDEC clothes, apply Mexsana,
0VM60 soothing indicated powder.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06
CLASSIFIED
D E p A r T M E N r
PARTNER WANTED

Partner wanted. Canadian Geologist and
Prospector with 20 years experience, know
ing of gold, base metal, non-metallic COM
mercial ore deposits in Canada wants to
meet parties interested in supplying CAPT.
tai to secure ground by stalking, develop,
organize on partnership basis. Write:
Geologist, Box 4S, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06
If YOUR TENDENCY
TO CONSTIPATION
is INCREASING
. 81 READ THIS NOW!

ME%AO Hf1AS NOwS
PLAIN FACTS! Many doctors warn
that most purges and laxatives act on
the entire ~ feet of your intestinal
canal. However, constipation usually
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with the result these laxatives
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Beecham's Laxative Pills do not
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Tonight, promote that happy
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only 100, ESQ. Caution: take only as
directed. SGtisf faction guaranteed or
maker will refund your money!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

gonoen, inoem ct ibm eroffnete, ooB
anna 5tpeifellos nit in,tie1ter uno op.
fertpiui9fter 2iebe an ibm bdn9e, uno
oaB er borauslidtli9 feline Sdtpierig.
feiten baben tDer0e, iie 3ur Iusmans
0erln9 no9 5iioamerifa 5u betpeeen
0ie nabIte transatlantiide Boit
brodte Elm Sdreiben 2ltbous an
,Inna.
u@inter5beims Na6ri6ten iiber
oi6 uno oeinen @la1,ben an meme
gbrenbaftigfeit'', bieB es 0orin, ,lin0
mir ein mobrer Ser3enstrolt getpeIen,
uno penn i6 tpiBte> 6aB aud 2uiie
oeine ueber5eugung teilt, Damn miir0e
i6 midi bier gan3 gliidlid fiiblen.
9tunnebr ioult on aud erfobren in
tpelder 8eile id an iener 8etrugs.
affaire beteiligt mar: ib entoedte lie
uno oud Sen S6uloigen, beI6loB ober
aus getpiilen @riinOen gu ldlpeieen
tpenn i6 ou9 ielber ooriiber in Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
BY LEFT

id)uloig balte!" benerfte er tQlt. nSSln
iibrigen aber, Iiebe 2uiie, tpirif on Sir
bel einigem yta6oenfen pobl iaeen
tonner, oaB eS mir angenebmer mo-
re- 1penn fem geame 5tpii6en uns 70
tpenig als mogltd) ertDdbnt 1piroe.' "
uBer5eib' mir, ontportete lie lei1e.
sd perOe nle tpieoer bon ibm lpre=
6en. Traltrig it's aber ood), oaB er
ni6t 5uritdfonmen fam, troBoem ou
bon leiner S6uloloitgfeit iiber5eugt
bilt. 9onn miiroen beioe gliidlid) lein
- tpie MR.
5orton bermieb lie es iorgfQltig,
2ubou's gtamen in ibres @otten @e=
gentport 5u ertpobnen, obgleid ibr oer
8unih oeslelben unertlarlid mar;
bate er lid) oo6 10 eoelniitig einem
Nebenbl1bler gegenitber ertpieien, Ser
iogar berluft batte, i'm 81 perleum=
BEN. NnoererI Ieits mar ibr ME in oen
Sinn gefonn1en, ibm 2r,bol1's 9lnoeu=
tungen, Die tie 10 energiif) 5uritdge=
tpieien, 81 er5ablen, unb an oieiem
gnti6luB bielt tie oltd fiir Sic 5olgc
feit.
@interSbeim ober bate sic Wobr-
beit gereoet. gr mar Mnna's @iini6en
na6 &rdften entgegengefomnen. gr
bate bon 2ubau Die grlaubnis einge=
bolt, ibr oeiien g6relie nennen ju
oiirfen, uno oemielben 5uglei6 oes
Mdo6ens fellenfeiten @laube1 an iei=
ne l1ni6ul6 uno ibren @oriob, na6
Mogli6feit fit bic 8ie6erber|telung
ietnes g1ten Ramens a,1 tpirten, nit
geteilt. Ct mar ober nod tpeiter ge=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

"Du bdHe1t fdon ettpos fir fie ee-
ton? 8fter Saul, tpie erfreuit ou mid
oaburd sic bat ft6 olIo an bid &C..
tpenoet?"
uDos gerooe ni6t. Aber i'd erin-
nerte midi beiner 8orte uno erm0g-
lidte ibr> NIT ibm 81 forrelpon6ie=
ren."
Damn balt on ia getpuBt, no er
ii6 aufbdlt!" rief ite eritaunt.
~SSa, er i6rieb MIR, iagte er, tpGb=
reno feline @ueen ibren 8lid bernie
oen.
sic i61ang ibre Mrme Inn i'm uno
oriidte i'm innig an it6. u0u tpuBte1t
oie gan5e 8eit, mo er mar, uno boIt
ood) lieber ben i6peren Nerluit er=
tragen, als i'm berroten! 0u Gutter,
6u @oler."
@r ouloete bic umormung, obne
oielelbe gu ertpi0ern. SD iagte sir ia
oomalS i6on, 6oB i6 2ubau fir un>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
Oie Staot Springfiel6, SSu., fiibrt

9ie 5taot Springfielo, ST., fiibrt
einen Spabenfrieg, ser bisber erfoIa.
log geblieben lit. Geit @o6en fat sic
Seuertpebr oues m0glide berIudt, sic
grutplaBe Der 5perlinge, lpelde cine
Felt fir ooS gan5e @iertel gemoroen
no, 5u 5erltoren. Mon bot lie aus
Sdldu9en nit 8aller beIpribt. 0ie
elettrilden 9rabte rings I'M sic &C.
bauoe puroen NIT elmer @ummilollnq
beltriden, aber oie Spoben boufiibrten
bort peiter ibren Sei6enlGrm. Damn
bing man W2ottenfugeln ouf uno
1bl1eBlid] berfiel man ourQuf cine
eule auf cine ser Notousgongsleitern
5r itellen.
Dod oie Guile tiimmert Iifj nidt
oorum. sic liebt iebr >peile aus uno
rl1brt it6 i'm iibrigen ni6t. Sic ilt
ousgeltopft. Do9 0ie 5poben loIIen
ltd nibt ouf Dem Sou1e nit
Der Guile nieoer. Gin poar 2aoenbe-
tiger batten oen ginfau.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
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oo6t geraten 1ollte. 8elder 9lrt oiele
@riinoe tporen, 6orf1t 6u lelbIt nidt
tDiiien; 0aB es ober ge1pidtige lino,
maglt on oarauS erfennen, OoB i6
beute Elm Jlu6tling unb Elm Gbrlo1er
bin in oen gugen aaer, Sic MIDI Is
@Ouaro 2ubou gefannt boben. Sebt
fibre ih sen geomen Hi6oro 9am=
mer, uno bier in 9to gelte idb ols
Elm bonn @liid iiberouS begiinltigter
Wann, Oa ale meine geidGftli6en
ltnternebmtngen in Ser Tot Bis iebt
itber grtparten erIolgrei6 geDei en-
1ino. 0aourd aber miro nid)t erlebt,
pos id) perloren babe. S9rc;bc mir
reht ba1o uno biel; i11nig erfreut
piiroe i6 iein, bon Dir 81 bernebmen,
0aB 2uiie gliidlid) it,
Die 2iebe gu 2uilen ollo mor in
ibnl nod ni6t erltorben Wenn Mnno
in ibrem Ser3en cine anoere> 9off=
nlrng gebebt, 10 tpor oieielbe 6ur6
oieIen grief 5luihte genaht. slber
iie bate ia niemols 0aran geood)t, i'm
fir lib ielber 5u getpinnen. Sic liebte
i'm, uno niemals tpiiroe lie ibre gei=
gung eincm anoern Manne 3l1tpenoen
tonnen, lelblt tpenu er 1tiirbe ooer
beirotete; ebenio aber glaubte lie al6,
oob ct iein Ser5 bon 2uilen auT feline
anoere gu iibertraeen bermo6te 8eil
lie i'm aber liebte, lag ibr ollcs oor=
an, ieinen STUFF Dor Der @elt pieoer=
bergeiteut gu uiiien. Sn ibrer Mnt=
mort bel6tDor fie i'm, 3uriidaufom-
men uno itd gu re6tfertteen. gr lebn-
fir ii6 bebalten miiiie. Sour ,.nter ei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

te Dies felt ob, aus @rniioen, oie er
ner 8eoingung tpiiroe er beimtebren
- tpenn 2riie ungliidIid tpiiroe un6
.BeiItono n0tig bQtte. Ct bot Nnna,
ibn megen ieiner SdpGde nidt gu
bero6ten, lonoern linn fleiBig tpeiter
81 i6reiben, ga lire 8riefe ibm et-
mas bon oem beimotli6en Sonnen-
l6eln in ieine Serbonnung brGhten.
@be Inna oieie &orrelponoen3 BE-
gonnen bate ite oie l1rlo6e gclnut-
moBt, oie gouoro in Die 6rem0e qe-
trieben; iebt lpuBte fie 0ie7eIbe gon5
genau.
Sic bermodte leine @riin0e niht
5n billigen; eS pioerltrebte ibr ober,
i'm NIT oieler ibrer Meinung in ie0em
Briefe aufS neue 3u peritimn1en, uno
10 16rieb Ite ibm forton in1mre nur
10 freunoli6 rmo li6tpou ols m0qlih.
Sic Idiloerte ibm, ol1f feline Bitten,
2niIens 2eben in an leinen ongeneb-
men @in3elbeiten; iie beIdrieb inn
ooS @eoeiben uno oos Treiben Ser
fleinen 2uln oie lie ols oos fr0bIid-
ite uno lieblidite @in0 6arItellte, oos
oos 2idt oieier orgen 8elt erblidt
bate.
@or bolo bate gouoro 2ubau 1id
ooron getpobnt, oiele 8riefe ols oie
D16t1glten un0 i1tterellanteIten bon
alien 3u betradten, tpel6e bic Ho1t
ibm bradte 8dbreno er lie lag, tpor
es ibmL alS bore er Mnno's 5timme,
ols iebe er Dor 1td ibr rubiges, rei3.
ooues 2lntltb uno ibre tIoren, Id0nen
Nugen> Die i'm oft 10 ernIt un6 10
1pmpotbiIt) angeld)out botten. O2it
leoer Toit Ienoete er ibr einen qenouen
Blrtdt itber fem 2eben, feline Irbeit,
1e1n Denten uno @mpfin6en, un0 ie,
Der bon Somburg eintreffenoe Oamp=
fer brodte ibm 9lnna's Bis ins flein1te
9ebenoe 9lnttDort. 0ie1e 9ot1hoften
aus Der 9eimot tpuroen linn unent=
bebrl1f; ite berlieben ibn neue
S9tpungfraft, lie ItGrtten ibm Ser3
uno @eilt 1tno beipabrten i'm Dor Ser
Bitterfeit, oie 1i6 10 oft zines Ser5ens
bemadtigt, oos cine i6pere gnttd1,=
19ung erfabren bat.
(Tortiebung foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

~@iitiger Simmel> iiebt min aud
Die 6rau oes Sauies lingen."
~Worum ni6t? sic bot Elm 1ebr
muitfaliides DIR"
"SSa, ober oamit iingt man bod
aber ni6t."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
Mittmpd,, ben 15. Nt6rs 1914

ettpas 11ngeap0bnlibes ouf Dem Ser.
5en. 8os ift's2"
@r idaute tbr 1G6eIn6 uno ertpar-
tungsbon ins @uge.
SD oadte an 9lnna", iaete iie.
uDas flingt ia 10 ern1t uno feier=
lid, als Oh Ser g1ten &uitne ettpas
@efGbrIides 5ugeitoBen tpGre! 9lber
on bait re6t, Inna bat uns in Der
lebten 3eit iebr ielten beiu6t Soit
ou ettpos 8eunrubt9enoes iiber iie er>
fobren? Sd miu's nidt boffen."
>igein, Boul! 9lber i6 peib, ooB
tie nt9t gliidli6 lit, un6 BEL n1einem
eigenen @liid, oos i6 Dir beroonfe,
empfinoe id ibren @unmer umio
fdGrfer."
,JIber tpas gibt's 6enn? &0nnen
mir ben &ummer bon ibr ni6t neb-
men, ibr 0enielben nt9t tpenig1tens
erlei6tern2"
80 i6 tpollte, mir f0nnen's! Sd
tpeiB, ooB 6u 6orin ebenio 6ent1t, pie
i@. Nuein t6 fiir6te, ooB mir bier
ma6tlos iino."
,,Sa, oann peroen mir un5 mobl
troiten mitiien - 6onn belpt oot mid,
2otpiitng."
,,Nein, Saul, rief bie iunge sSrou,
ibrem @atten oie &an6 ouf oen Wfuno
Legend. uDu oorfit Die Sa9e nidt 10
lei9t nebmen, am allertpenigIten oor=
iiber i6er5enl Ser San iit eingetre-
ten, mo- oeine &oiienantpetiungen 1t6
ols obnmd6tig ertpeiien.'
,,@s gtbt nur tpenige 4ufgoben auf
gr6en, oie bur6 oie 2iebe uno einen
ausret6enoen @elobeuteI ni6t 81 bon=
bringen &pdren'', entgegnete Saul be-
giitigeno. sag MR. Inn mas es 1t9
banoelt, 11n0 glib 6etnen 3auberer &C.
legenbeit, fetne &unlt 5u betpetlen."
,Ou bilt nod inmer ni9t ernltboft
bel Ser 5abe," beriebte ite bormurfS=
bou> ~obglei6 tb oir geiogt babe, tpie
nabe mir otelelbe gebt Mber nun b.
re: Inna fitb1t itb ungliidli9 uno
eleno, iie 5ergramt lt6 0as Ser5 iiber
gouar6S 8erbannung, uno lie miro
ni6t eber pieoer ibres 2ebens frob
meroen, Bis er 3uriidgetommen it."
gls Wintersbeim 6ieie @orte bers
nabm, tpuroe er ern1t genug, 10 ernit,
oaB Die iunge Srau itber bie 8erGnoe=
rung ieiner 3iiee eridraf.
~Sobe i6 6i6 oerlebt> BouI?"
fragte ite angItlid). ,,8tit ou mir b.
1e?'
~Nein, &in6, nein'', entgegnete ct
bitter, ,,aber ou bringit midi in Ser
legenbeit, oenn Dies i1t tatiG6li6 et=
mas, tporin i9 6einen1 @uni6e ni6t
entIpreden fann. 8ergiB bod ni9t
- ielbit penn es mir gelGnge> 2ubau
5urid5ubri11gen, 70 fonnte ib i'm oo6
nimmermebr beran1alien> oeiner &u,
fine iein Ser5 5u i6enfen. gu tpeiBt
am beiten, 6aB feline 2iebe elmer gan3
anoeren geb0rte, un6 oud 1ie meib
9as. Sd be6auere 1ie BON &er5en, un6
aud) i'm betlage ib aufri6tig; allein
id tpeiB tpabrbaftig nid)t, tpie i6 if
men belften iollte."
sd iebe oie l1nm0gli9teit iebr
pobl Elm, uno i6 tpoIlte oud> ooB i6
nnr 11ihf Sof1o1r r+1noforro,. h"44o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
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