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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-25
CHAPTER TWO

MRS. REYNOLDS mention of
taking n nap scattered tn. ladies
as nothing else could have done.
There were quiet tiptoCings away.
Through her long ey-'ashas she
watched them go. Since childhood.
which seemed far away in q differ
snt world, lo had been able to pre-
tend sleep while she We coveYtlv
watching all that was going on
around her. 1t was nice to feel the
sun on her face and hands. 1t was
nice to be alone for a while. It was
nice on this glorious day to feel
that winter was yer and gone. She
might not live to see another one
but, if so, that was only the more
reason she should enjoy the spring
Rnd summer that were opening for
her now. And she intended ENJOYING
them to the utmost. Now that
Laura had opened her circulating
library in Weston, she would be
much freer. She would have long
afternoons and mornings, too, to
sit in the sun And she wasn't going
to look back at al or remember
anything.
The air was sc rich and fragrant.
Iilacs were in bloom and the next
house a almost blanketed With a
giant crepe myrtle bush on this
side. Talbot was lovely because the
perfume was always riding on good
clean air off the wide reaches of
Chesapeake bay. 1t was like rich
Icing on a very good cake that
really didn't need icing. She could
look at the t1amboyaAt crepe mvr-
tie and then turn her head a little
and see the boats coming in. The
sailing boats We're best, of course,
boats you could see and not hear,
something to look at ever while
your ears were ravishcd by the cool,
clear call of the redbird or the lus.
cious, ever changing music of the
knocking bird. There was so much
beauty in this place when people
didn't insist on talking to you.
She saw someone coming who
was sure to be another birthday
congratulator, and so she shut her
eyes and breathed like a person
asleep. When she opened them
again she realized, with a trace of
annoyance, that she really had
slept. The sun was in a different
position and the shadows of the big
trees lining Morris street were
longer. One reached out and lust
touched the toe of her shoe. She
Didn't like that and. with a Quick
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-25
81 :zWjira< Gak ,5@;,5

movement of ore hand on = ,,oo,
swung herself " As 49,
she saw the cir, s.aaIi, "I' 81
steps LOOKING at har -" we
gaze. For a nomnot Oh ie'r'
then she smiled II ,gas ~, ,,l'y"
girl who had SAT ON tha @ S"1',9
"Gcod aftcrn1o, vo,,.r iI..'
Won't lou come nm and .I. ao cosy
I'm afraid l woke Won IN m,
sorry
The OLD woman chucElrJ Tho
glrls voice suited her Il was low
ana quiet, Lut very clear. No mup-
piIhS, Mrs. Reynolds pointed 70 =
chalr beside her.
I'm glad You came alone 7
shouldn't have slept. Naps are siIIv
They're a sign IF old are"
VI c'htcnt"tAt.' The Girl sat
'om' easily as she spoke.
me oiu eyes bhnEed approval.
Cohlei','neft, she repeated. Il
nNe ia ana you re right. l was
very coh'Ghted. Everything seemed
'e'y Sood 10 me. y the way, I
"'9h you had come to my birthday
i''i.y' we hecGed to see a young,
'",r,'hs race Al least did"
me Slfls eyes lighted up. I'm
'i'"'" l he@fH some Of title
p''ly' mean ana Mrs. Bancroft
''o'l gave Ire a piece OF the cake"
Please don't tell me you've
walked up here - tell me how
wonderful l am for a woman SO
years OF age. l really don't think
could stand any more of it. I'd he
sorry / woke up. I'm very tired Of
having been a symbol Of antiquity,
lnhrmlty and longevity all day. (
told them I'm through with birth
days. It's all NONSENSE
The girl shook her head "Tm
here because I want to talk about
myself. I'd better not sail under
false colors any more. Mrs. Ban.
croft told me Won needed 2 nracti.
cal nurse to help YOU I'm hoDjou
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-25
SYNOPSIS

A leading and popular resident. Of
Talbot, sleepy little ChcSapcnke Bay
Village. is
MRS. EUNICE REYNOLDS eldcyIv
and unable TO walk, bui tie possnSsnr
OF younS ideas.
YESTERDAY: Her friends hold a PARTY
tor Mrs. Reynolds on her oJth birth
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-25
A Dose Of EYEWASn
Midd|euue ". Youthful VifcIity

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Findings of Examinations
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a." "a 600 blalth ny,n5in.fi.ox
~ .ua,Lor hod L;,b hl,,a
VICE. mnthinm ;s s5iJ .l,ut
r., e. ,LoTa b;oh Ll.,I
onr.J ~. mnr,,Dd
a.I ,ao.a, +hot no
loi tne se,S T w 40 i
ouaru,o;ob All
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-25

DR.. ClendcnIng Will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-25

Of the tWehtics our vitality begins
to diminish. Many people miatak-
emily accept this change as normal
and inevitable. But for the great
majority now living - to 90 per
cent below their maximum eff
cheney a complete return to 100
per cent health and vitality is pos
sible.
This is to be accomplished not
by finding a spring Ike Ponce
de Icons, but by having an m
nual physical examination. find
ing out what is the matter with
you before You have symptoms
and fixing it.
All this must sound very plausi-
BILE to the average man OF woman,
tut an honest medical man can eX-
plain to you the reasons why it IS
lust eye wash-just a beautiful
dream.
Annual Physical Examinations
would not deceive NY readers
ever if the facts destroy 4 bei.utl-
full dream 50 | VIII explain why
do not believe annual health
audits after the age Of fifty eX-
tend life. Annual physical exam
nations Of children and youths
up to the age of twenty-five may
10 81 great deal Of good. The It's
sues of the body up to that time
are responsive and resilient and
most of the diseases it is subject to
can be successfully treated. During
infancy vaccinations against con-
tagious diseases insure health
along those lines. In youth early
tuberculosis in :. stage that is cur
cule can be detected.
Later on in life, however, the
changes that occur in the tissues
IN the arteries. the kidneys, the
heart, etc.-are progressive and
DO not tend to get well. 70 dis
cover them is not 10 arrest their
progress. Heaven knows it's easy
enough to ina them. | could
leach a tive-yeal-oid child to find
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-25
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

B. E. NJ: For about two
months my eyes have been water
ing all the time. An eye specialist
and a nose specialist can't seem to
explain it.
A.: This condition. called "epi-
phora", is due to obstruction in
the tear duct in the corner Of the
eye. A good oculist should be able
to dilate this duct and give
prompt relief.
Evening star., 1944-04-09

Millions of people know how important it is
TO take extra vtamins and minerals every day.
So we want to emphasize this: Ovaltine is
one of the richest food sources of vitamins and
minerals in the world.
In fact, if you drink 2 glasses of Ovaltine a
day-and eat average-good meals includ-
ing citrus fruit or tomatoeS-you get all the
vitamins and minerals you need All you can
proftably use according to exPerts-unless
you're sick and should be under medical care.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

Many different problems con-
unuc 10 come before the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC. The CLINIC
attempts 10 answer as many dil-
forent types Of questions as space
VIII permit n .oracr 40 best
serve The greatest number Of
readers
TodayS column deals with
question, sent ~ by families Of
men in fhe armed forces as well
as those ON tho home front and
the answers supplied are based
upon thc latest official nfOrma-
uOn available 10 tine CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
War Problem Clinic:
1AlilmOnv Determines Allotment

my allotment should be
raised along with allo'meOtS
other people are receiving Tor
their children?
MRS r. p.
Dear Mrs. T.. r.:
The government will pay the
amount Of alimony decrecd for
the support Of your two chit
dren hut in no case beyond the
amount deCreed by the court,
should that amount not exceed
the fixed allotment
FDN ARD POkORNY.
Wayne County Friend of the
Court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
d w OrkerS
HORlOE.GaI
by Nation

Fred Ospedaie Cass.no horn
Packard WORKER is Dcirolfs ont
standing production worker As
spcQ. he vill~go 10 Washington
March 3 10 receive with seven
other yorker representatives,
throughout the tinted States.
national ycCecniton from the
War Prohibition Board for ideas
and Suggestions which are helping
win the Var
OSpedale holds the record AZ
Packard with rs production ideas
now IN use for saving time and
material In addition. SIX ingcni-
Gus tools Of ms own dcVSing are
included IN the field service repair
KITS in use by aircraft engine
maintenance men on the battle
fronts
The Packard plant IN turn
holds the record for the number
If awards handed out 90 workers
by the WPB for production short
cuts and material saving ideas
Ospedale has had a varied
career since arriving from Italy
in 1921 He has been a window
washer Detroit taxi driver, con-
ttructi0n foreman and paint shop
worker He Is now employed IN
the Rolls-Royce aircraft assembly
division as a gang leader and
has heen with Packard since 1927
OSpcdalo VIII leave with a Pack
ard official 10 receive his honorS
with the other seven top "produc-
ton soldiers of the nation az The
national acknowledgement EX-
position. opening IN Washington
Aareh2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

Dear II. <:
You are somewhat vague
about your So-called common
law. relationship. Your future
happiness may depend on doing
the right thing now.
By all means consult a law
Yer Immediately a. 10 your
marriage status.
FDN ARD POKORNN,
Wayne County Friend of the
Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Can Common Law
Couple Marry

War Problem Clinic
have been living with a man
as his wife for three years Now
we find ourselves free from bills
and would like 10 marry finding
We get along beautifully to-
gether
MUST VIC get divorce ol would
our marriage he recognized with
out one. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Medical Aid Bill
Symposium Subject

The United AufomohlIc WorE-
erS tCIOl announced, today a
symposium ON the Murray-WaC-
ner-Dngell medical aid bill ~lll
boz held IN the Book-Cadillac Hotel
March 10
r. j Thomas. president Of The
union. will act as chairman and
Senator James F. Murray of Mon
tana. a sponsor Of the bill, Will be
among the speakers at the meet
inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
EUanS Throat GGrgIe

particularly efect,s throat Rlrss FOR minor irrita-
IRONS Quck and peIsnt reLet minimum Of ttnt.-
wake Sam, your 'boprns headquarters for ,urerior
quality drug products, and the oity'' low pa.
prees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Throat. Nose AIOmizcr

Woi7erne brand Made ~ fresh,
Itp Rubber. and sturdy metal parts
Fnr efficient thr0af aHd naaat
trf1 rug A shfi made rubber (n-
pT0Iuet ct l0E SAVING price h0C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

IRoNIzEp YEAST, loo size ---s---44c
Triangle Double Edge Razor Blades, 7os, j9ed-e l9c
ANALeEsIc BALM, 25c d-e--- &c
ZINC OINTMENT, OIL, 2jc d-r---- &c
JERKS HAIR TONIC Sc si-c-------- sec
PREP SHAVE CREAM. Sc Orr i2c
cl1RocaRsohA1t' OrtN7ic 0sf---57c
SANITARY NAPKINS t2's' 2oc a-c-- &c
po@PEE OLIVE OIL, a p', 6Oc a.e- 41c
PETtRmAN DISCOVERY, a. soc a.e--. 33c
PROPHTIAcTIc TooTHpowOEB. zoe a-e- 13c
GERBER FOODS. zoe d-s- &c
slmILAc BABY FOOD, Us ,i-c- 63c
sERUTAN Us -- SIC
HILLS NOSE DROPS, Sc use--------I3c
Evening star., 1944-07-30

entered From dobeok hod smosed 3 miles
south through ofe fire ond fields toke the which
still under 0ermon hours oter For this
in Iunsio, Col Hoy the Silver Stor decoroton
Col hovs long residence Washington" boek his doys
the Senote ond oter qoery
Prepone for West Point Dewitt School here he graduated the
o Academy 1885 He product Of the Covol School
Riley Kons As oovoymon he did
He eond six months before going North
the omodo Col Hoy mokes his home 1884
rood with his wife Mrs Coro Hoy and their old doueter
This Of Of portroi Of decorated fighting by
Newmon Sudduth Of The Stars orts stoH
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Mter Nebenia6e int
8tnter TT Der S6iuej3

~6abelbaft, Serr Weiiller, tpie Sic
bas MAIDEN. Sd tpeiB, oaB es geltern
iebr ipGt getporoen lit. l1no nun fit.
gen Sic bereits tpieoer auf ibrem
@iiro uno fino frii9 uno munter BEL
Ser Arbeit. sic balten oos ia aus
1pie Elm gan5 illnger Mann! l1no oabei
leben Sic BEL Sbrem sllter gerooe5u
fobelboft aus"
Serr Wfiiller lQ6elt. @r lG6elt
ourdaus ni6t ettpa geldmeidelt> ions
bern bo6it 5ufrieoen. SatpobI - 5u.
frieoen Denn er bat lein @ebeimnis.
gr lit i'm 8inter in Den Serien
gemeien. slber oas allein lit ni9t lein
@ebeimnis. Oas berraten mir niat.
Ooer bieQeidt erit ipdter.
Seoenfaas mar er i'm l9tpei5eri-
iben 8erg1pinter. So>pobl - in fei-
nem Sitter, uno trotoem er tein
sportsmann iit. Sfilaufen, 5fiiprin-
gen, 8obileigb fabren ODER S61it-
teln - ia iogar bas S6littl6ublaufen
iogt linn ni6ts. Das lit fit Die jun.
gen 2eute. l1no als er nod jung tpar,
oa batte er meoer 3eit nod @elegen-
beit, 8interiport gu treiben. gr muBte
arbetten, nm oabin 5u fommen, mo
er beute itan6.
Sroboem lit ibm oer Serienaufent-
balt inS9nee ,1no in Der Come uns
glaublid gut befommen. @r fiiblt lt6
neugeboren. @s NOR aber aub 5u
i9on! Neit Iusnabme bon ienen
5tpei Eagen, mo- es 70 9ei9neit bot,
NOR Der Simmel eigentlib ieoen Elm.
5igen Sag bon einem geraoesu ,m>
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gonnen 1pur6en~- ober ionoerborer"
peiie p1osIi9 ,,a>1sgeI6altet" spur'
ben, eing beroor, ooB 3abaroff Sur
ielben Belt Sauptogent- Der englilden
@affenfabrit 8iders uno Der ameri-
fonii6en electric 8oot 60. mar. 3D.
baroff be3og nidt nur Brobifionen
oonIeiten Der entente i'm er1ten @elt=
friege, 1onoern bot or6 bis gum @in-
tritt ser Ser. Staaten in Sen @eIt=
frieg allein bon Ser oeuti6en Hegie>
rung fir Die Sic eferung bon llbooten
na6 omeritonil6em Otuiter iiber $2,-
100000 eingeitri6en. Die electric
8oat 60. belieferte Guba, 8ene3uela
uno Chile - uno pabrideinlid oud
nod anoere iiioamerifanilde Repub>
lifen nit @affen, ober ou6 Ole
9lufltanoiihen in oieien Staoten. Ser
Grieg 5tpil6en 8olibien uno 8oroguop
lit nidt obne oie Treibereien Ser gelo.
gierigen &anonen. uno @e1pebrfobri<
fen 5l1itanoe gefonmen. Oie 5tpeima-
lige blutige braItlianiide &ebolution
mar fir oie Observation-Disclosures
elm gutes @eIddft. 0ie dine1il6en
Eepolutionen Ser bergogenen Sabr-
5ebnte tparen ergiebige Brofitqueuen
fiir Die britil6e uno amerifqniIde
Waffenin0uitrie Son ibr aus tpur-
oen 5ur ielben 3eit SotpietruBlQno
uno Sopan beliefert. Cine lebrreide
gorgeI6i6te oes gegen1p6rtigen
@eltfonflifts!
Man muB itd un1piutiirlid fragen:
$50 blieb Oa Die bielgeriibn1te l1m1itt
uno 8eiSbeit Der groBen 5taats-
manner?
Sir 8aitl 3obaroff bate iid Elm
Termogen bobn blutigen 50O,OOO,O0O
- man6e meinen bon elmer Milliar.
De - 5uIammengel6a6ert. Als ge-
brodener @reis tpar er in ben lebten
Sobren in 2onoon an oen 8oll1tubl
gefelielt, cine 5erfallene &uine, ein>
Jam 1tno berlaiien, berbittert uno IN.
glitdlt6. go oergebt Ole mommoni16e
Serrlidfeit Ser @eIt
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HusRutlft
IS. s., 9hio

0eS IT DER tatDoltl0en T1rme De1ler.
@s gebort oa5u MIR ELM gutter Btne
uno Elm enti9lonener Spferseiit, obne
oen man nun einmal t1ibts errei6en
,fann. Gin 8rielter, ein Seeliorger,
ser ungeidel1t uno unbeirrt oen 2eu.
ten bic 8abrbeit iagt, lit nidt beliebt.
Gin eifriger Wiiiionspreoiger bat ee'
fagt: Sd femme Die tpabren @riinoe,
marum unter l,ns 4atboltten man6es
,,ni9t gebt" iebr gut, fann ite aber
nidt offentli9 barlegen. Cont tpiir-
De idb geiteinigt tpie ein Stepbanus,
gefreu3tgt ipie Elm 8etrus, ouseebanen
uno eepriigeIt tpie Elm 8aulus, gerd'
bert un6 gebierteilt, nit Dem Strange
aufgebdngt ui1p. Natiirli9 alles nur
in @ort uno S6rift, 4pie es ben Me>
tbooen Der ,3ipililterten 8olfer" bon
bel1te entipri6t, Die oteie Martern in
Runofunf uuo Breiie biel raffinierter
5l1 bon6baben tpiilen ols Die @iloen
Der Bor5eit.
- .. IT,, W(0. -
I'm metauene @egenItGn6e, beion-
oers &dergerdte, itber 8inter roltfret
Su balten, reinigt man ite 5uerIt bon
aIlem Sdmub uno reibt iie nit 8e>
troleum ob. Na6oem oieies einge'
trodnet, reibt man ite nodnals nit
einem 2appen ab un6 beltreidt iie
NIT elmer oligen Sliiiiigfett. altes,
gebra1dtes Del, oos man BEL Der DEL
erneuerung i'm &uto ab3iebt un6 meg
gieBt, fann oq5u eebra1,dt tperoen.
Gin mo6ernes Berfabren, bos sur
@onIeroierung bobn @offen uno Wa-
idinerie, bic nod eroBen @ntfernun>
gen iiber See beurlan6t tperben 1,no
ser Rorroiton oes ia15igen Weertpaf,
iers ouseeiebt 1in0, miro bon Sen
militdriI6en 8erian6itellen onges
tpan6t. Man biiIlt oie Metallgegens
Itdnoe in elm itorfes Bapier (Bads
papter) ein, 6as 5ett uno @aiier abs
ltoBt. Seoer metallne @egenltan6 miro
bobr oem 8erpaden in einen 8eb6lter
nit elmer Geu6tigteit obiorbteren6en
Subitan3 eelegt. Dies miro te6niib
bic ,Srononce Metbo6e go. 2" &C.
nannt. Se6e Seu9tigfeit, Die ft6 in
BEN Snitrumer1ten befi1oen mag, miro
abiorbiert, un6 Dos tpaiier. un6 fett-
oidte Badpapier binoert bic DGmpfe
oes 5al5tpafers am @inbringen in
bos Bofet.
Oieier Wetbooe 6es Br6parierens
uro 8erpadens lit es 81 per6anfen,
oaB ielbit duBerit prG5iie gearbeitete
Baffen in perfettem 3l1itano an oen
Ganpffronten eintreffen uno Der
amerifaniibe Soloat 8affen trdet,
Die 6enen irgenoeiner anoeren Sea-
tion iiberlegen itno.
- M. U.s., DIN
8as bon Der Sc iinnungs1noerung
Der Romm,1niiten i1 rnierem 2anoe
51 oenfen lit, bat unier golumbufer
engliI6es 8latt ,Rbe giti5en" ~fura
-uno biinoig gum 9lusbrud gebra9t:
Carl 8ro1p6er bat angetiinoigt, oaB
bie fommuniitil6e Bartei in oen Ser. .,
Staaten als politii6e Bartei aufb0ren
uno fortan unter ben Namen ,Imer.
ican gommuniit Miiociation for 9ol.
itical g6ucation' befannt iein tperoe.
sA< 81 g.
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TUuDt tIuJetRAtC}cItS UlLSlUcH CLuu. XIX
Come brannte berunter, tpie er es
i'm 8inter niemals fit mogli9 gebals
ten bdtte. sSn ieinem 8iiro tpur -
ser 3eit entIpre6eno - re6t maBig
gebei5t getpeien, uno in feiner Brioat.
pobnung fiibrte itd] ous thermometer
oud ni6t biel beiier auf. 0afiir tpar
es in bem lebenoigen, rei3enoen Bin'
terIportbotel INNER angenebm &parm
mas er geraoe in ieinem alter -
lebr gu l6oben tpuBte. Wfan NOR
iblieBlid ni6t mebr Der Siingite, uno
oas etpige Srolteln uno Sn.oie-Sdnoe'
Sau6en nabm einem gum mtnoeIten
5ubiel 3eit tpeg, tpenn man fi9 5ibi'
li1irt ausoriiden uno ni6t einfah bon
,,1aufalt" reoen nollte, tpie man oas
etlpa oad)te.
@r begann itd >pieoer jung 3u fiib'
len, tpenn, er nad Dem gepflegten
g1ten glbenoellen in ser Sotelbaue
IoB, ooer in ser 8ar, tpo oie Sungen
bel einen, nebenbei geIaet, ousge'
3eidneten San5orheiter Iidh big Ipat
berrli6 amiilierten, 10 ooB es ibn
mondes Ofal ielber NIT in oen frob
li6en Gr11bel binein3og. @eraoe Die
iibermiitige, lpringlebenoige uno -
or geltunO es ii6 gerne - ouSneb>
memo biiblde iunge Trau ieines be-
1ten &lnoen bolte i'm mebr a1S eins
mol aus ieinem bequemen GlubIe1el
!beraus oufs Barfett. llno penn fie
fam, legte ct all6 oie geliebte 3igarre
gerne fir tllr3e 3eit meg.
Morgens idlief er berrlid aug.
&ein Telepbon uno feline Poit binoerte
i'm ooron. Smmerbin - eS nor cine
8erubigung, 5u tpiiien, oaB oas Eele'
pbon oa apar. Nber einnnl fein &C.
IdGft, feline @ontinente, feline Sornt,1s
lore, Sibuugen, 8eIpredungeu uno
&onferen5en - bas tpor Idon. SRI.
ber tpor er INNER i'm Sommer tpeg-
gefobren, no ons @eIddft 1otuieI itiG
mar. SeBt aber, mitten i'm Sodbetrieb
einmal aus oIlem 6erouS - eS 19ien
lid ooppelt 81 lobnen. SoIlten ftb
IIeine Brofurilten einmal NIT Dem
3eug beruml6lagenl
llno 1penn bann oie Come 70 Der.
fiibreriid lodte nad Dem gerubiamen
Sriibltiif, 6ann bielt es i'm aud
ni9t in Der S9otelboue bel 3eitung
oOer 8ud. Da 5og er aus uno inter
nabm munoerbare, ausgeoebnte 5pa'
5iergange burd oie -mGrdenbuft Der"
ldneiten Tannentpdl0er, mon6mal
gon5 ollein. @errgott, mar oas i6onl
0aB es 10 ettpos gab in Der eigenen
9eimat, unO oaB er 6as - iatpobl:
iabr5ebntelang! -- einfah nt6t &c.
muBt bate! Da i6nupften un6 buffet
ten lid oie Menl6en ourd Die Rebel
uno Die Teubtigteit i'm unterlono
lbinourd), uno bier oben >par slatt bas
Boraoies, menige Stl1noen @iienbabns
fobrt bon 5u Saule tpeg. gs tpar ia
faum gu glouben. Dieier Sdmei5er
8inter mar ia Der refine @eiun6brun<
men! Seine 2aune Itieg bon Sag 5u
Sag.
l1no oie orei netten Serren in iei.
nem Mlter, nit oenen er abenos et1pa
einen gemiitli6en, gan3 ge1p0bnlihen
Snf, fInhftp fnip pir1gt i'm 9piIi4crs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09

gema6t, ooB oas amerifaniibe 8olf
nod ntdt reif lit fir einen io3ialiiti'
i6en umidtpung. Ct erfl6rt itb fir
elm geeintes 3uiammenar6eiten 5tpi'
I6en &apitolismus uno &onmunis-
mus no6 oen bon 3oolepelt!Stalin.
gbur6in in Eeberan nieoergelegten
&ihtlinien.
0te fommuniltil6e 8artei, lelbit
unter einem anoeren Namen, fommt
uns Dor tpie Elm &orfen5ieber, Der in
ieinen bielen 8inoungen beitGnoig
na6 innen bobrt. &amerao 8rotp6er
b6tte biel mebr 5l unierer bemofrati-
l6en @inbeit beigetragen, 1penn er bic
Bartei aufgelolt bdtte.'
Oas lit Die Iniidt uno sic llebere
5eugung ieoen Entertainers. Solonge
ni6t Die omeritaniide 5laege anIteue
oes uSammer 1,no Si6el" @mblens
tritt, miro oie fommuniitilde Bortei
Elm fremoes, unamerifanil6es Gle
nent in mlerm oemofrottl6en 2anoe
bleiben.
- 8b. a., Obip -
ga, mir erinnern 1ms nod an oie'
fen mpiterioien 3a6aroff, Ser elm bal'
bes Sabrbunbert lang bic Hegterungen
Der 8elt un0 Die Staatsgepaltigen
iiber Sen 20ffel 3u barbieren oerItano.
lleber 6ie Serfunft uno @in6beit oes
| ieltIamen Mannes fonnte man nur
oiirftige gin3elbeiten erfabren. Sein
uripriinglider Name lit 3abarias
sSm Sabre 1859 in Dem fleinen ana>
tolilden 2ano1tdothen Muebla gebo.
rem, tpl1d)s er inn olten @riedenoiertel
bon @onltontinopel auf Beri6ieoene
8eloaffairen bra6ten Dem iungen nod
@elo uno Nbenteurern iagenoen Mann
no9 beridieoenen 2Gnoern Sn ieinem
%. 2ebensiabre, i'm Sabre 1877, be.
gann ibm oas @liid gu Ieu6ten. giHer
ieiner einfluBreiden 8efannten mo-
mems 5fl1luois, ser ipdter grie6iI6er
MinilterprGitoent tpuroe, nernittelte
ibm oie Bertretl1ng Der en9lii6en
Rii1tunesfirma Nor6enfel6t fir 6en
gan3en 8alfan. 3obaroff beeann cine
umfangrei6e 9dtigfeit gu enttpide1n.
Ser erie6il6en &egierung berfaufte
er 6os erite brau6bare lboot uno i'm
Sabre 1897 ibon als elmer Der &C.
tpiegteiten un0 erfolgreiditen Igen>
ten Der Riiltungsinouitrie, fano er
Nnitellung BEL Der britil6en @eltfirma
8iders. Dur6 feline beit6nbig inti'
mer 9eitaltenoen 8e5iebuneen gu ben
&riegsminilterien Der beri6ie6enen
26n6er uno beionoers ieine Greuno-
i6aft NIT Geni5elos gelang es ibnt,
i'm eriten Sabre oes @eltfrieges @rie,
6enlano aufeiten ser Mliierten gu
5ieben. Na6 Dem 8eltfrieee, Der fir
i'm Elm Wfiuionengeid)6ft bebeutete,
begann er 8anfen uno 3eitungen at
griinoen uno fronte fem 2ebensperf
NIT Der nebernabme Der Spielbant
bon Monte Carlo.
8ie bas Ginanagenie &reuger bic
5iiriten oer Ginan5 uno Snouitrie 81
oiipieren uerltano, 10 fiibrte Sir 3D.
Ill 5iirlten, &esierungen, Siiriten unb
FMilitdrs NIT ollerlei 9riegseeriidten
uno sSntrieuen 10 griinoli6 binters
2i6t, DOB iie i'm logar gu ibrem 8e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
LuffWaffe UD
Only at Night

EDITORS NOTE William Randolph Hearst,
Junior todaB describes ms tour Of the battlefront IN
France.