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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-16
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Gine GrsabInng aus ben Sirpler 8ersen.
Bon Sransnon Seebnrg.

nenglalt 10 gliserno auf Dem neinen
Hara0ieie liegt!
uno BORT auf iener Siitte!
Das lit elm aauliges Sdin6elbad,
bas iiber oem groben Wauertuerfe
liegt. unb tpie bie Seniter nit 10 flei-
men augen in Die ladenoe Shopfung
Iusen, unb ouf ser briibigen Mltane
in idledten Sderben reides 8lumens
leben tpu6ert!
0ie Siitte ftebt Ieitab bonn 0orfe,
ettpa 10 tpie ser arme lt1 i6eu ieitab
bonn &ei6en itellt. Mber Inn 10 unge-
binberter fonnte rtngsum Der Iaftige
&alen griinen unb bie SbItbdume ibr
ot6tes, fruAtlbtperes @eaite auf bas
Sol5oad legen.
Mus Dem fleinen &omine iteigt Elm
biinnes, blaues Gau6mDlf6en pfeil=
gerabe in Die unbetpegte 2uft auf.
9rinnen in Der ruBlhnar5en Slide
Itebt am Seroe ein 8eib, Sen biden
Mil1brei langIant nit Dem 2offel
riibrenb, nadoenfli9 unb iorgen-
idtper in Ser Wiene, tpie bie Irmut
Itets 81 bliden pflegt.
9luf einem S6emeI nebenan fauert
elm Sunee, cine &abe auf Dem S6o,
BE, bie er 8utrauli6 itreidelt uno nit
Namen liebfoit, als ndre es Elm flei-
mes S6meIterlein.
n@irit Sunger baben, &urt2"
fragte Die Mel.tter, Die Bfanne nit
Dem 8rei bonn Seuer bebenb.
n@ebt an, Mutter! 8in idon oft
bungriger gelpelen. aber ib mag oas
rum bo6 eiien."
sd tpollte, i6 f0n1te Dir 8eiieres
porleben," ieuf5te Die Srau uno reid-
te ben1 Sobne oen bleiernen 2offel.
ullnb id tpollte, i6 fonnte Dir beine
Irmut erlei6tern," entgegnete leu6-
tenoen &uges ser Sunge. uSft benfe
id mir, idb miibte, 10 jung id bin, ben
@anoeritab ergreifen uno 10 tpeit
ipanbern, Bis i'd oas @liid gefunoen
babe"
uSude es in oeinem Sersen!"
mabnte milbernit bie Weutter. Sort
fannlt bu es finoen; orauBen i'm
@eltlGrme aber ni6t."
&urt iab beroroiIen nltf.
Limb parum ni6t?" fragte er ers
regt auriid. rSollen benn Die iatten
Gei6en aIles ollein beltten, uno ioa
fir llns Mrme ear fem @olo gema6>
len iein9"
v@olo uno tpabres @Iif tpobnen
Ielten unter einem 9a6e."
nMber Irmut un6 Srdnen," mari
Ser &nabe bitter ein.
r&urt," beiGnftigte bie Wfutter,
uoenfe an beinen totem 8ater, Der
orauBen am Srieobofe bon einem
barten 2eben ausrubt. or mar iein
2eben lang arm, aber au6 INNER
5ufrieben. geie bat er iiber uniere Ir-
NUT geflast."
~9as begreife id nidt!" rief &urt
fopfidiittelno, leete ben 2offel bei-
ieite un6 trat Dor bie Siitte.
SrauBen mar beller, li6tflarer
MittagIonnenihein, nno alf ben 8el-
len oes SIMS flimmerten 1,nb gliter=
ten Die goloenen 2ibter pie ipriibenoe
gliibenbe 5unfen.
&urt ldaute nit iinnenoem Muge
auf SluB 1tnb Sal uno Berg: alles
aaes eribien ibm idon unb 5u=
frieben unb gliidlid = MIR nidt er
unb feline 4rnut nnb feline Siitte.
Die Sdule batte er gliidlid binter
ii6. 9lls er aus berielben entlalien
poroen, mar es ibm als tpii6ien linn
5liigel an ieiner Seele; anein, balo
iab er, baB er trok oerielben nidt
fliegen fonnte. Snbes feline @enonen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-16
(SaIuR)

g8as bleibt 6enn nod in @ien?
gin5ig SaDon, ser groBe SoDon, ser
geetboDens &ailerfantaten fennt, Der
nit 8eetboben uno Ger furfiirItli6en
&opelIe in 8ooesbers 5uiammen se,
lpeilt bat, Ser li6 bes itrebIamen jun
gen Wannes Dobl erinnert, Der bur6.
aus getpiut lit, itatt Wo5art bier gu
belfen, Wteiiter iein min Dem meiIters
li6en S6itler.
8ie aber nod 8ien fommen, 90
Die @elt anfangt 5u bremen, oa man
in Bonn oaS Gieb bon Der @eioe bolt
aus IngIt por ben Sansculotten, oa
Der &urfiirlt betet Inn Die @rrettung
leiner ShpeIter Wurie glntoinette, oa
in 8illnib bel Dresden Die &0nige
bon HreuBen uno Del Iterreid It1 tref=
fen llno cine grfldrung 5u 8unIten
2uopigs XVI. bei6IieBen mo iie beI-
ler geton bdtten, nit betpaffneter
Sano ein5ulbreiten, mo- ibnen onnn
ood ser &rieg bon Sranfrei6 erflGrt
miro.
&rieg!
l1no es erflingt gum eriten @al
Oas Sieo, oas Souget oe 2isle in
Strabburg geoidtet bat: AHons en-.
fants de Ia patriel 9ei6t Die gmi=
granten, oie neue Iegierung in 8a=
ris treibt in oen 9rieg, bie Srltppen
miiiien beraus aus 8oris, banit Ser
Staatsltrei6 enogiiltig gelingen fonn.
Georges Canton pragt oen Sat:
vGie Horiier lino peroamnte &erIe,
man muB 5lpii6en ibnen uno ben
gmigranten einen 8luti from flieBen
lalien."
l1no allo gei6iebt es.
0a enoli1 marldieren sic 8erbiir=
oeten in 5ranfreid Elm. @ieOer bdngt
@eltgeibeben an einem lG6erlt6en
SSaoen, an einem unbegreifli6en Ser
Iaun1nis, an einem nid)t gegebenen
&ommanop, an einem unterbliebenen
Sturnt. giner erfennt es ioglei6, ser
bat ieinen Ser5og &arl sluguit ms
6elo beglettet, elm Serr gSolfgang
bon 8oetbe aus @eimar, Ser 5u elmer
Grippe prel1Bil6er Sffi5iere ipri6t
om slbenb ber S6la6t bon 8alnp:
r8on bier uno beute eebt cine neue
gpode Ser 8eltseid)id]te aus, uno
ibr fOnnt iagen, ibr leio babel eelpe-
ien!"
Sic neue gpo6e besann augen.
bliflidIt, oie Sansculotten riicfen
Dor, ritten BORT, mo- Tie binfommen,
Den Sreibeitsbaum auf gefront nit
Ser rotten sSSafobincrmiite, bie Serbiin-
oeten neiden, meiben, &urfiirit Mar
6ran5 in Bonn ldBt bie gebeimen slr-
9ipe perlaben.
@ien?
'Seltlan1 in bieler Stunoe entl l6ei.
Set It6 8eetbopens Sfidiol.
Ser @raf @aloitein bittet ieinen
boben Sreuno Inn l1rlal1b BEL boil
lem @ebalt fiir Sen 8ratifiiten Der
furfiirItliden Softapene 2uo1pig ban
8eetbopen.
WfaT Srdn5 bot dn0ere S1nge I'M
&opf, bort faum bin. rgead 8ien,
lagit on, na6 meinem geliebten 8ier,
oas 10 ipeit bon Sranfrei6 liest? gr
ion in @ottes Namen fabren uno mir
mein 8ien eriiBen!"
Was Iino bier, flint Sabre inn 2e-
ben zines Neniden! ga liben ite nun
mieoer I'M ~Mobren" mitten I'M
&riea ,,no lit alles ipie mitten i'm
5rieoen. Die quite sSrau 8ertrub
8aums NIT einem naiien rnb einem
froblihen Nuge. NaB, neil ibr ge-
liebtes Fatenfino in bic Srenlbe 5iebt,
froblih, neil alle ben iungen 2lbtpig
BON 8eetbopen gum ablhieo nit @e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-16

Sort, mo ser griinflutige Snn BON
Snnsbrud gegen &ufitein IN lpa6ien-
ser Modt unb WeaieItat bas breite,
frn1tbare Sal burdflieBt, errei6tI
oasielbe auh feline bodite HaturiAon-
belt. 8enn BEL San nod Der metter-
briidige fable Sal5berg nit ieiner in
Stein erjtarrten Srau Siitt milo uno
1pie Sob un6 8ernihtung ins Sal
bernieoerihaut, 10 miro Damn bon
BORT an oas 8ilo Der rei5enben 2ano-
ihaft INNER liebliber, obne barnm
an @roBortigfeit su perlieren. 8ort
rubt tpie Elm niioes &inb an Der
Mutter 8ruit, oas bduierreihe
5htpa5 an ber 2ebne bes 8erges,
inoes auf Ser anoern Seite Die alte
gratburg nit ibren Siirmen, @ie-
beln uno 3innen auf bobem Selien
aus fdtparaeriinem Eannenbidi6t
bridt uno mid iener langlt ent.
idtpunoenen 3eit semabnt, % i6 als
blutiunger 8ruoer Stuoio bas erite
MaI bie Strabe porbet ee5oge1 bin
NIT lei1ter 80rie uno frobli6em Sin.
ne. Damn tpieber tpeiter ben Strom
obtpGrts an Hottrrn1, Der linnenoen
Huine, boriiber, 1po ct. Notburga
oem ber5Ioien @ebieter oiente unb
beten6 6ie Sidel om SonnenItrable
aufbi1g. Sod iiber Dem gingange ins
3iIlertal, mo- Der piloe nngeIdladte
8ergboh Die i6Gumenoen @ogen oen
Bater Snn in Die 5lanfen 1pirft, b6lt
bas 8allfobrtsfirblein Waria-8 -8rett-
fan fromme @aht, unb aus bes pei-
ten Seitentales Siefe itarren Serner,
i'm 5onnenlihte gIibernb, iiber oas
CRIME 2eben oes gergtpaloes binaus.
Sort bebnt itd al1f Der einen Seite
bes Stromes tpunoerbar itiae San-
t1enna9t, 10 gebeimnispoa, als I6lie-
fe in ben bidt peridlungenen 3Dei-
gen cine gan5e gSelt bon Mdr9en,
tpdbrenb briiben i'm bellen parmen
Sonnenli6te Die 8urgen &ropfsberg,
2ihttpebr 1tnb Waten ieit Sabrbun-
oerten gum rauiGenoen Strome nie>
oergriBen.
l1no 6ann bas berrli9e 8rirlegg!
Dos lit elm 8orf, gebaut 1pie cine
&rippe; oa lit alles 10 nett 1lno rein,
Der idlanfe &irdtltrm uno Die olten
Sdnler nit ibren grfern ltnb buben4
i6eibigen Senitern nit ibren idpe-
rem S6inbelbddern lnb Ihnar5brau-
men &ol5iollern, nit ben platldern.
ben 8runnen un6 ben fru9ti6meren
SbItgGrten, NIT ben lal.ten frobli6en
S6anfen, mo Der Hottpein 10 lofenb
laht, nnb tpieoer nit oem itillen
6riebbofe nit ieinen i9lummernoen
Gotten 1lno NIT ben boI5ernen llnb ro-
itigen eiiernen &reu5en an BEN fletnen
@rabbiigeln, auf benen Nelfen tpus
dern uno i6illernoe @ioebien Ipielen.
8ie frdftig bier ser Sturaba6 raul9t
nno Die Wiiblen flappern madt; tpie
ben griinen gerg binan iid Watten
5ieben; tpie bon BORT Ser SGuler uno
&apellen rote D16er blinfen, uno tpie
Der 8alo nit ieinem idattenreiben,
aItigen @etpSlbe bas feu6te Moos
1lnb oie rote grobeere ihiitt, Bis bod
binauf, mo idroffes Selsgendnoe
ernit gum blauen Simmel ragt nnb
nabts oas Iteinerne Saupt nit Won6-
1idt o6er nit @olfenidleier umbInt!
unb pie BORT auf Ser anoern Seite
bas Sonnmenbiob 10 ernit 10 maie-
itatiId iih gum Simmel bebnt, nun
friIfes grimes 2eben, nun Itarrer
Stein, Elm itummer &iele, an beiien
barter 8ruit Sabrtauienoe nit lhtpe-
rem Sittiglhlage boriiberge5ogen
iinb!
l1no nie bes Sriiblommers Son.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-16

ouf partet, Bob ibm elm anoerer oos
6utter in oenielben ltedt."
~0as berlteb' i9 ni6t," berIeste
Der Sunge untpiIlig. ~Slori, ou reoeIt
man6mol 10 ungereimtes 3eug bos
Der, bob oud Elm Nrofeiior nidts
&luges baraus MAIDEN fonnte!"
Sol" polterte beleibigt ser gllte.
vgei6t i6le6t! WuB man it9 10 et=
mas bon einem griinen Sungen iaeen
lalien. Srinf!" i6rie er i'm an, roas
nit Dir oein Serltano parm miro,
6u -"
ct lebnte lib 5uriid on oie @ono
lno blies aus ieiner Tfeife bide
Hau6tpolfen in oie 2uft. Oa5u I9aute
er 5ornig nit ieinen itedenoen grauen
glugen.
Gem Sungen tparo es san5 banee
nm ben 8rultfled.
uSlori!" bro6 er oas S6tpeigen.
Ser aber ant!portete nidt.
~Slorl, 10 reoe ood!"
Seine Intiport.
Sci mir ni6t boIe, i6 babe es ia
nift 10 arg gemeint. unIereins fam
bolt tros ieiner SSSugeno man6mal
oud uiOerbaarie lein tpie Elm Sitter.
Sci 10 gut uno nimms ni6t frumn,
mas i6 gelagt babel"
Ser Alte i6mun5elte 5ufrie6en.
rHe6t 10! @ib mir beine Sanb
Ql6er merle Dir, Ser 6lori lit eine
HeipeftsperIon, NIT ser man nur an.
ltdnoig uno bei6eioen reoet; ionit
/"
gr 5og oie 8rauen tief berob unt
bob Orobeno bie Sfeife.
valIo reoe, Slori!"
u9u bilt Elm armer Seufel, Ser
nifts bat als ieine serooen @lieoer
uno ieine Scot"
uIun, uno meme Siitte?" mari Ser
Sunge berlebt Elm.
r@t tpas! 8ie baIt ou ou6 nur 10
lange, bis bon Sen 8ergen ber eill=
NAL Elm tiihtiger 8inbltoB fommt;
Ger 1pirft lie Dir Damn tpie Elm &ar=
tenbaus iiber ben Saufen!"
Glrt fralllte Die 2ippen.
uaber elm finbiger &opf biit bu,
ipenn Sir anoere WenIhen 5uerlt ia
gen, mas ou tun loult."
u5lori, on Bit grob!"
uuno re6t bab' i6 Do6!" j6rie Der
alte uno i6lug nit Der SauIt ouf SEN
Gid. u8ebIt Sag Inn Sag in bas
Sdmel5merf, Inn BORT SilberI Iteine 5l1
flopfen. 3as Silber gebort ben Ser
rem, unb Sir ser idnutige Stein. gs
lit Elm elenoes @elo, bas bu sir oa
beroienit. SiseIt Sen gan5en Sag ge=
biidt Dor oeinem Steinbaufen uno
orbeiteIt uie Elm re6ter &neht uno
liebIt babel garni6t, tpie idon rings
Inn oid bie Natur lit rno 1pie luitig
Die GOgel iingen!"
u3as lit fir reide 2eute!" entgeg-
nete untpillig ser Sunge. Sin glr-
mer bat nift Seit oa5u, bie Natur
an5uihauen; ser muB arbeiten."
rSit nidt nabr!" la6te 5lori.
nSiebIt on, iebt argerIt on midi
ibon nieber!"
.Ireb' oi6 INN, hummer 8ub', rnb
iieb gum 5enlter binaus! @as lieblt
on geraoe Dor 6ir?"
rGas Sonnmenbio6"
n@ut! 9a oroben auf Sem 8erge
lieet bein @elo."
aurt rib Die Iusen auf. gr begriff
Die Geoe nid)t.
n8arIt ou ibon oben auf bem
8erae?"
rNein!"
.Da oroben," fl.br fait pei1 Ser
alte fort, go broben it's gar 1pun-
oerbar i60n; piel Id0ner als oa un-
ten i'm Sale, mo- oie MenI6en beilam-
men pobnen unb chamber Dos 2eben
bart MAIDEN. Sort iifs 10 itiae, baB
on meinit, on borteIt mie bie @olfeil
on oen Sellen oabinltreihen unb 1pie
unIer &errgott, penn CT BON oben
berab, iidb Seine @elt anldaut, our6
ben Walb gebt, Der por Sbm gar
ebrfiirdtig bie 3meige ienft."
&nrt borbte freubia auf.
rssa, mein Sunge, bort lit cine an-
bere @elt. ltnb bort bliiben barum
aud anbere 8lumen als berllnten i'm
Gale. @ibt nihts Sb0neres aIs bas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-16

oie Sreuoen bes 2ebens aus pouen
8eingldIern tranfen uno nit baarent
@eloe be5ablten, bing lid bel ibm Die
Irmut pie Elm unertrdglid i6meres
@e1pi6t an iebe Srelbe uno Soft
nung, 11no penn iene 5e6ten lno tob-
ten rnb Die 8e6er frobli6 5uiammen
itieBen, Damn muBte er 5ubauIe lisen,
einiam uno berOrolien, 1lno i6moraes
8rot fauen unb @aller trinfen.
Ga5u fam nod, Dob feline Mutter,
10 gut tie ia ionit mar, i'm niht ber-
itano. 0ie barte S6ule oes 2ebens
bate tie ernlt 11ii6tern lno falt fit
2eio uno Sreuoe gemadt, Dabren0
ser iunge 8raulefopf au ienen eige-
men Naturen geborte, tpie iie in ser
giniamfeit Der 8erge nibt ielten ber-
antpa6ien: bon gliibenoer, faIt poett-
i6er Bbantaiie, aber aud bon Seioen-
i6aft.
Sbm tpar bie @elt baIb elm Sraun1
bon uneri6loiiener Serrli6feit, balb
elm ltngereft berteilter SUDDEN, bon
pel6em er MIR Elm 8roIGmIein Itott
zines iatten Stiides erbalten; unb 90
er biefiir feinen berniinftigen @runb
finoen fonnte, 10 fonrte er ni6t an-
oers als grollen unb 5iirnen.
l1nb oas tot er ou6 iest tpieoer.
llno 1pie er 10 itnnierte 1,nb grit
bette, benerfte er faum, tpie iih elm
alter, fno6iger @eIelle an ieine Seite
itellte uuo ibm Die 9te6te leiie a1f
Die Sdulter Iegte.
~Slori, ou bilt's!"
v8arum 10 ernit, &urt?"
sd polte, id fonnte fr0bli6
Iein!"
~giit elm hummer Sunse!"
80? un0 parum?"
rSteblt INNER i6nureeraoe 90 uno
ruff nod @elo. 8er @elo min, muB
ii6 biiden, Inn es a1lf5ubeben.
v8ie meinlt bu bas, Slori?" frag-
te Der &nabe NIT elmer Wii6ung bon
Stol5 uno Heugierbe.
n&omm nit mir!" befabl Ser slns
oere unb faBte i'm feIt an 4r1ne.
Shmetgenb nno pilenlos folgte
&urt oem Slori.
Ser mar elm gar eigener @elelle.
sllt mar er nnb ipinoelbiirr, 16iefz
gepadien, fablfopfig uno ldieleno.
ytiemano muBte, lpober er Dor etpa
5ebn Subren gefommen mar. gr bate
li6 cine idle6te Serberge, ober Dem
9orfe Webrn 81 gelegen, gefauft,
bauIte BORT einian1 arbeitete, 1penn
es linn gefiel, mas ni6t oft gei6ab,
l6ob Damn BEN 2obn obne 9anf in
leine @anstaibe, rau1te beltdnoig
aus ieinem HfeifenItummel einen
idledten Sabaf, bate aber in ser
S6anfe 5ur rebten unb mobl audi 5ur
nnre6ten 3eit ieinen geborigen
@einourIt unb fir &arten uno @iirs
fel cine Sano bon &leingelo.
Srellnoli6 NOR er gegen ieoen, uno
Die &inoer trieben nit ibm ibren
barmloien Spott. Ct lieB lid bon oen
aleinen alien llnfug gefallen, oie Or
madienen aber 5ablte er 5u gelegener
3eit NIT gutter Wiin5e beim.
Gr mar, pie elm altes nahgebun=
feltes Bib obne Nabmen, der alte
5lori" - uno lonIt niemano unO
ni1ts.
Sic idritten Dem 0orfe 5l1 uno sic
lange @aile an Ser Stride porbei Dem
Suoenmirte 5u.
uSrinfen mir eins!"
~Slori on ipeiBt, baB id fein @el0
babe"
.8enn ou nur Surit bait @elo
babe i'd"
9amit traten iie in oie nieoere
8irtsitube.
Gin 8ierteI2" fraste oie aeG-
nerin.
.gine MaB!" sab Slori itol5 5u-
riid.
gr ifiittete langiam nnb poriid-
tig ben rotten 8ein in oie blanfen
Slider.
.Trinf, &nrt!"
Damn lebnte er beibe Mrme brett
anf ben Gid nnb iab ben Sunsen fra-
genb an.
.5dau, 4urt, bu biit tpie einI
Spat, Der aus Dem Nelte gefanen
bilt, ben Shnabel nuflperrt uno bar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-16

SreunoIdoft, nit bem @uten,
8adiet Die ser slbenoi6atten,
9is oes 2ebenS Sonne itnft.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Nov IL Up U.EDA)-
salabie hogs. II 900: total 1880; mar
ket senerally fairly active and steady to
strong, hut closing slow with early strength
lost; bulk good and choice 10000 pounds
%. 1874 90; top and popular price early
90; later sales similar hogs 23.T5-
% 80: bulk good and choice sows, 23. .00-
saiable cattle, s500: total, $500; SAL
able calves, 1000; total. 1000: good and
choice fed steers, yeariings and heifers
active: strong ut MONDAYS advance with
some sales additionally $3.50 cents hieh-
eT; lower GRADES steady; cows steady to
IS cents lower: bulls $3.50 cents lower;
two loads choice 1.O00-pound fed year.
ling steers tops at "a 90; bulk GOOD to
low-choice fed steers and yearlings 23 .00-
5000: load strictly choice fed yearling
heifers 81 90: two loads medium warmed
up heifers l7.0O; common TO good beef
cows. l2.e0-16.00; few strictly goods
16. 6.60-1S.O0; cannerS and cutters, 9.75-
II 80. practical top good weight sausage
bulls, 1850 vealerS steady ut 81 90 down;
stock cattle slow but steady; choice 625-
pound feeder steers, 1910.
Salahle sheep. $500: total. o,000; most
early sales slaughter lambs 40 cents
higher than Mondays maximum rs cent
advance; around 900 good and choice
natives and double comparable fed vooled
Western lambs at $500 top to packers;
few loads and decks red Westerns carry
good and choice clipped lambs with No.
pelts, 24.50: few Just good yeariings,
1000; some held higher; slaugfiter ewes
scarce; good and choice held above e.75.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Stock Market Fails
10 Hold Early Rise;
Cautious
BY Victor Eubonk
Associated Press Finoneiol Wrifsr

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.The stock
market responded to sweeping de-
controls with q brisk early upswing
today, but leaders generally failed
to hold their advantage.
Gains OF fractions to points for
metals, motors and assorted in
dustrials appeared at an active
opening. Dealings then slowed and
top marks were halved or erased In
numerous cases near the fourth
hour. Coppers ran into profit TAX
ing.
Brokers viewed as bullish the
wiping out of virtually all price
restrictions, but suggested that last
weeks late purchasing Of shares
apparently had been predicated
upon this development. Conse-
quently, they said, it again was a
matter Of selling on the good news. =
Lifted prices for copper, lead and
zinc by prominent producers were
in line with expectations. Wall
Street caution was believed to have
been based partly on the idea that
mounting costs would meet stiT
consumer resistance.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

TREASURY 2,3C
2s4s 61-6o NE 1oz I
ms 1887 De- 1o4 -
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Peoples Drug Sales
70 Per Cent Above
1915 in October
By Edword c. Stone

Scoring another substantial gain.
net sales Of Peoples Drug Stores.
INC, In October reached $3,773. .507,
in comparison with $3,144,7l9 in
the same month last year, q jump
of $628,7s8 or 20 per cent, w. H.
Churchill, treasurer, announced to-
day.
Sales in the first ten months Of
l946 also hung up an exceptionally
good record. $s5.l35, ,253 comparing
with $28. .526,2 ,279, In the like period
a year ago, an upswing Of $6,608, ,974
or 23.2 per cent.
During October. the company
operated 1874 stores against 80 in
October, 1885. October was the best
month this year for sales. Monthly
comparisons with last year follow:
Evening star., 1946-11-12
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Nov. 12 tR,,--cotton fu-
lures developed an irregular pattern in
moderately active dealings today as the
staple returned to free market.
trading. when gains Of little more than
81 bale were registered on an accumula-
tion or mill buying orders. The Ip47 crop
deliveries were weak ON sellips. influenced
by the possibility of large cotton crop
next season. Secretary Of Agriculture An
derson recommended Q 1947 acreage goal
cent over this year.
Private advices reported an extensive
holding movement among cotton farmers
for better prices, with many trade quar-
ters predicting It win take IS cents or
more to bring cotton out for sale.
Late afternoon prices were 81 40 a bale
higher to 81 10 lower than the previous
close. December, 30.70i March. 3o.23, and
Evening star., 1946-11-12

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Evening star., 1946-11-12
American Airlines Net Rises.

American Airlines Net Rises.
Operations of American Airlines
Inc, for the third quarter of 194e
resulted in net profit Of $492, ,585
an Improvement over the first and
second quarters Of. the year. This
compares with q net profit OF
81 1,19I, ,7o3 for the third quarter Of
1945.
Operations for the nine months
ended September 80, resulted In q
net profit of $370,G3 compared with
a profit of $4,05s, ,s43 for the COM
parable 1945 period. The 1946 nine
month profit figure includes $780,
900 Federal income tax credit.
Heavy Yule Payments Due.
1t is estimated by Christmas Club.
Inc. that the banks Of Virginia
win pay out $25, ,000. 900 to Christ
mas Savings Club members early
In December. Maryland banks Will
distribute about $4,000, 900. The
estimate for the South Atlantic
States as a group is 81, SOC. 900.
The Daily Bond Buyer reports
that State and municipal financing
during October totaled ,150,540
as compared with $50. .422, ,2l0 in
october, 1945. New financing in the
10 months totaled $949. IT'S, ,278 VS..
$694, ,345,S48.
washington bank credit men will
be hosts to large delegation from
Baltimore at q meeting of CheSa-
peake Chapter, Robert Morris As
sociates, this evening at the May
flower.
Financial District Comment.
Frank Ne. Perley, trust invest
ment officer of, the American Sc
curity 81 Trust Co., has returned
from q months vacation at Miami.
He was greatly surprised by the
amount of building going on in
Florida. Hotels and any number
of dwellings are being rushed to
completion without regard to build
ing controls.
Ford Motor dealers in Washing
ton, Maryland, Virginia and West
Virginia held sales meeting at the
Statler Hotel today, ITS being pres
ent. J. z. Connors, r. II. East and
II. W., Cook were among those con-
Quoting the meeting.
A. Burke Summers and Henry r.
Harms of General Credit Inc, are
attending the American Finance
Conference in Chicago, 500 execu-
tives being present.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. Nov. IL u9.-wheat rallied
sharply toward the close of today's grain
futures trading after breaking more than
3 cents midway through the session
The rally started when commission
houses with export connections started
buying. following general liquidation,
Corn broke with wheat at the halfway
mark, and then recovered In sympathy
With the hour grain, in spite Of weak
Osts showed less rallying power than
wheat and corn. Barley and lard were
AZ the hnish wheat was a higher to
lN lower than Saturdays close. January
.nas1 sss f.s oats e xsse sset aishsr sisS
er TO u lower. November 76h. Barley
was cent 10 2 cents lower. November
July s2I 80.