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Evening star., 1946-08-13
Seasoned Pilots 10 Clash
In MIDGET Auto Races

George Fonder. three time win
ner at West Lanham Speedway and
a contender for the national midget
racing championship, goes against
such seasoned pilots as Larry
Bloomer. the current champ, and
Rex Records on the seven event
doodlebug program on the Lanham
oval tonight.
Also listed for competition are two
other feature race winners of recent
weeks in Dutch Schaefer and Art
Cross. Shorty McAndrews, another
winner, was expected to be on hand
but injuries received at Philadel-
phia's Yellow Jacket Speedway last
night probably will prevent his ap-
pearance
Tickets for last weeks races. cam
celed when six drivers failed tt
show will be honored tonight.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Victories Of Jean 0h,
Bette Roland Feature
'AAU Swimming Meet

The District AAU swimming meet
was held at Takoma Pool last night.
and if you don t know who won the
women's 50-yard freestyle and 100
yard breaststroke, then you don't
know your District swimming
1t was Jean Ort in the freestyle,
of course, for the fifth consecutive
year. this time in 0:30.3 to beat cut
Jean Lindhart. In the breaststroke,
Bette Roland, who has been win
ming the particular event since she
was Is. also scored for the fifth
straight year Bettie's. time was
I1:27.2, She also won the 100-yard
backstroke. Miss Ort added the 100
ward freestyle.
Although the mems and womens
diving, the 250-yard freestyle and
l50-yard medley relay events will
not be held until Sunday, Ambassa- :
dor apparently locked up the team
title with "a points in the mems
events and 25 in the women's for a
total of 80, while Takoma has 81
in the womens and 10 in the mems
for g.
Stanley Tinkham, 14-year -old de-
Tending champion in the mems
senior 200-yard breaststroke, added
the outdoor crown to his indoor title
in 3:O25.
50-ysrd breaststroke fboys "a and un
deD--Won by Milton Eaton fAmb.l sec
ond. Bob Mcdonald (W. B. c.; third, Abbey
HOFFMAN tAmb.l; Time, 33s.
derI-Won by Carolyn Prescott (AmbJ ;
second. Audrey Engelman tTak): third,
Joan Essex ,Ambl, Time, 40:
5o-yard freestyle tmen)--,Won by Gene
SAmbJ; third, Don Bradie, 1Ambo' Time
50-yard treestyle Cwomen)-won by
Jean ort tTak ): SECOND; Jean Lindhsrt
TAX TAX ,; an third Dorothy Donohue Frao,
800 yard bresststroke tmen)-won by
Stanley Tinkham tAmbp second. Charles
Rssa Fsms Tas2 & os / third Milton Eaton 'Ambo.
1o0-yard breaststroke (women'-won by
Prescott 4Amb); third, Betty Compton
"n 100. yard IRE freestyie 1men)-won by Don
Bradley: second. Harvey Deerins; third,
David Bielawski Time. 632.
100-ysrd freestyle. women Won by
Jean ort; second. Audrey Enselman; third.
l50-yard backstroke (men)--Won by Jan
iAmbi third, Abbey Hoelman. Time.
lOO-yard backstrok. twomen,-Won by
Bette Roland; second, Dot Ballos lTakJ,
third. Caroline Prescott. Time. 1926
sssdor sscond Tnsham and
bell. Flanagan, BeelewskyJ; third. Wan
Urshire, Reed. Seothman). Time, 3:34.7.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
William HeIis' EIpis Is Entered
In $4,000 Atlantic City Sprint

,odds-on choice to triumph. She
won by FIVE lengths. stepping the
mile in 1885. The Greentree
Stables School Tie finished second
another S lengths ahead of Bev-
erly Bogert's Gallavant.
A well-matched field of seven
middle distance horses has been
named for the $4,000 Susouehanna
"a mile test for 4-year-olds and
upward. which tops the program at
Saratoga today.
Harry La Montagnes Larky Day
John B. Theall's King Dorsett and
George Gilbert. jrs.. Scholarsh
will share top weight of 12l pounds
The others are Edward I,askers
Flood Town and Harry Straus' New
Moon, under 119 pounds each, and
B. F. Listers Eternity and the
Greentree Stables Coincidence, 116
each.
G, r. Watkins Cat Bridge took
the mile and a furlong Seashore
Purse at Atlantic City, with Grey
Hood second and Romanock third.
The winner was clocked in 1:52 and
returned $3.50
Claude c. Tanners Colonel OF
won the $4,000 Almadel Purse at
Washington Park by nose, defeat
ing five other candidates for the
rich Washington Park Futurity to
be run Saturday.
Colonel OF completed the 5la
furlongs in l:044s, two-fifths Of q
second off the track record. and
paid $500 Mrs. Louise S. Dono-
vans Patmiboy was second and
William Veenemans Tweet's Boy
was third
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Fights Lost Night
BY ths Assoeiotsd Press

9 Reno Ola. Knocked osn!'' out s.eF. s1
sloneski, 144. Savannah. Ga t3I.
BROOKLYN. Jerry Fiorello. Ib9
BROOKLYN, stopped Johnny King. i65
New York, 90.
PITTsB URGH.- Fontaine. 1875.
Pittsburgh, stopped Mike Rsffs, i26,
hW YORK; Roman Alvarez, I40H.
New York. and Johnny Williams, 1907,
BosIoh1frish irish 5osnn, JOHN: = Flynn, aos
Rochester, n. Y. outpointed PAT Comis-
key. 2Is. Paterson. N. j, 105.
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass Eddie
Gioss. 1872. ,Philadelphis. outpointed
chs2ssr Rico. 1874. New York. GO)
1881. Baltimore, stopped Marvin
NEW YoRK.-Joe Bsksi, 2is, culp-
2011z. New York, (5D
troii GiH1cAG0msIlly oafao;n,!a ssnsal; l65, De
Blue Island: III. go. WV
MILWAUKEE.---Doll Rafferty,. 1891.
milwaukee,, outpointed Charles tCabeyj
@ cINc1aSAI1 II nrGssfsfs' Msddie Miller, MIb lbs,
Dayton. Ohio. stopped Glib Jones, le2la,
D'H'I1hfs'i a [ + ilo' 8 W N. Pa. Axo.,inbo
ouedes, 100, Palmerton. N. j., Knocked
out Doc Bea. I7S. Philadelphia, 16I.
=. BALTIMORE Hstchetmanl
Sheppard. 1seh;, Baltimore, stopped
odell , Riley. 1917; Detroit, fe) -,
orsnd Rsptds. Mieh', fH outpointed s p.seoh, a. q,
BAN FRASc1sco' FRED fres' Apostoli
LBS: San FRANCISCO. stopped Pedro
Iminsz: l60: vallejo. Calf. I0l.
Evening star., 1946-08-13

A class closed to Southern MARYLAND
jumpers also is on the program. The
hunters are we'll taken care OF with
a card of five events, a working
hunter. green hunter, ladies hunter
open hunter and hunter hack
Completing the days events are
the hunter and jumper champion
ships and the award of the Elmer
Pumphrey Memorial Trophy. This
prize is bestowed on the horse re-
ceiving the most points in both the
hunter and jumper classes, and is
one of the most coveted offered in
this sector.
Otto Minear is chairman OF the
Committee on Arrangements. which
includes such prominent Southern
Maryland horsemen as James B
Bland. William Carson. Norman
Collins, Frank Dyer, George Beltz
Edna Creecy, r. r. Gramlich
Roland Hartman. Norris Hartman
Harry Mercer. Horace Purdy, Earl
Sheriff. Preston Perrie, Isabel Purdy
and Milton Magill.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Owners Favor Revealing
Names in Doping Cases
SpeeioI Dispatch 10 The Stor

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug. l3.-
The hundreds of horsemen racing
here and who will later take in the
Cumberland and Timonium meet
ings are up in arms over the failure
OF the Maryland Racing Commission
to name the men who, the commits
sion has charged, stimulated nine
horses during the recent Bel Air ses-
sion.
The majority say the commission
should have made the names public
Immediately. 1t is this lack of pro-
sressiveness. they say, that Is bring
ing about so much unfavorable pub
licity In the daily press.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
GPO Legion Nine Meet.
Baltimore in Tourney

PARKERSBURG. w. Va. Aug. 13
Printing Office Post OF
Washington, D. c., has drawn West
Fork Post 80 of Baltimore as a first
round opponent for today's double
header in the American Legion
junior baseball regional tournament
The Washington and Baltimore
mines were scheduled to clash at
o'clock, following the opening game
between Beckley (W Va Post. 81
and Wilmington del. Post /.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Ring BuiIdup Topples
As BIB Is Given TK0
By Savage Harris
By Bob McCIeon

Bee Bee Washington, technically
knocked out by Ossie Bulldoe)
Harris last night in Grifith Sta
dium. apparently has reached the
end OF fistic career marked by
some OF the most skilful match
making and promotion on record.
As one ring sage puts it--"Never
was so much done with so little"
All Bee Bee ever had was courage,
a Herculean physique and charac-
ter. He can neither dish out stiff
punch nor weath one, and on the
basis of boxing skill alone he went
through series of cleverly planned
matches that saw him rise to the
position of No. in the national
middleweight rankings.
Going through that two and a
half years OF winning, Bee Bee
never met any one who could hurt
him seriously. True, that company
Of Johnny Finazzo. Vic Dallacmti,
Jimmy Mandell, Indian Gomez and
the rest included few "stiffs," but
the opposition often was feeble.
Swollen Eye Stops Bee Bee.
The hrst real puncher Two Bees
met was Aaron Perry and that was
the beginning of the end of a beau
tiful buildup. Perry fiattened him in
the ninth, but Washington received
far less punishment than he did
from the savage Harris last night
The merciful end came at the end
OF the sixth round when Commits
sion DR., Clark Halstead was sum-
moned into the ring by Referee Ray
Bowen to examine Bee Bees swollen
left eye. DR.. Halstead looked at the
badly puffed orb. motioned to Bowen
and Harris had TKO win.
Bee Bee took an early lead on
points. but Harris began to find the
mark in the second when his sting
ing lefts drew claret from Washing
tons nose and from that point 1t
was just a question of time. Two
Bees eve began to swell in the
third and the final rounds saw
Harris ripping his opponent in the
manner of jungle cat.
Washington weighed 161 to 1852
for Harris.
Jackson Wins in Preliminary.
In preliminaries. Stonewsll Jack
son. 1873, local. KO'd Roy Borne. 139,
at Isl of the first: Wilbur Mason,
1874. TKOd Ben johnson. 1874, at
2:22 OF the third of a local till;
Buster Smith, 14s. Washington, won
six-round decision over Eddie
Kane, 1882. local, and Jimmy Nc
Griff, 144i2, Washington, decisioned
Pete Spotti, 1872, Pittsburgh, in
eight.
A crowd of 1890 paid a gross OF
e,l3I so. Net was $6.8e3 IS.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Essex Tourney Lures
Ranking Netwomen
BY the Associoisd Press

MANCHESTER, Mass, Aug. 13.-
After cut-and-dried opening pro-
gram. the Essex County Clubs
women's invitation singles tennis
tournament settled down to serious
business with the late arrivals OF
three of its four seeded players.
Shirley Fry, winner of three
major Journeys in as many weeks,
was the only seeded player in yes
terday's opening play Ranked
second in the draw, she paced the
field into the second round by
eliminating Margaret Warner, 6-1,
So.
AS she marks time today. top
seeded Barbara Canning Todd, Mrs.
Mary Arnold Prentiss and Mrs. Viz
ginia Kovacs will go through their
first round matches
The draw has been arranged to
permit Mrs. Kay Stammers Men
zies and Mrs. Betty Hilton Bostock
the British stars due to arrive in
New York today, TO play their first
FOUNDERS tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
BY the Associo,ed Press

William G. Helis' Elpis has ar.
rived at the Atlantic City race
track from the farm at Jobstown
N. j., to participate in tomorrow S
running of the $4,000 Mermaid
Handicap, a 6-furlong sprint for
flllies and mares years old and
up.
Elpis. winner OF the American
Oaks at Belmont Park in 1945 and
of the Hannah Dustin at Suffolk
Downs the last two years. demon
strated an ability to sprint at
Jamaica last spring when she won
a 6-furlong dash in Ill.
She will carry lit pounds in the
Mermaid and will be ridden by
Jockey Shelby Clark.
Mexico Stables Plucky Flag. con-
sistent stakes winner south of the
Rio Grande. and G. z. Carranza' s
Lunada, another Mexican entry, also
are expected to start in the
Mermaid.
Mrs. r. c. Hodges Oxford Blue
captured the $500 Unity Allowance
Purse at Rockingham Park for his
third straight victory. The $40
for-$2 shot ran the mile and a fur
long in 1925. Brenner Pass f1n-
ished second. with Do Reign Me
third.
The 5000 Saranac Purse which
topped yesterdays program at Sara
toga was won by A. C. Ernst's Ala
dear, only filly in the flve-horse field
and the only noneligibh for the
Travers Stakes.
Ridden by Conn McCrearv, the
favorite was the third straight
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Capital Skeet Shooters
Tie in Tri-Stute Meet
Spseiol Dispoteh 10 The S'or

FREDERICK. Nd, Aug. ID
Three Washington ID. c. shooters
tied for top honors in the Elks tri-
State skeet shoot here yesterday
when DR.. Joseph A. Madden, Ray
Cox and Ellis Southland each broke
40 out of SO targets.
Another District entrant. Gene
Simmons, placed second in the trap
shooting division with score of
48X50
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Foreign Tennis Stars
Swinging Info Play
lin Newport Meet
BY ths Associated Press


NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 13.-Ten-
mis- first notable postwar foreign
contingent was due at the historic
Casino today to make a belated
start in its star studded invitation
tournament
Only S of the Is domestic and
foreign seeded players were on the
scene for yesterdays opening play
during which the NTH rated Bob
Falkenburg put together two
straight set victories to become the
sole occupant of a third round
bracket
Bob eliminated Clarence Mabry,
6-3. 1913, and Chauncey D. Steele,
jr.. IS. So. but unseeded brother
Tom Falkenburg dropped his first
rounder to william Vogt, SO
81, 14.
Francisco tPancho> Segura of
Ecuador and the University of Mi
ami, seeded second on the domestic
list behind the idle Gardner Mulloy
advanced with 6-4. 60 win over
Sidney Schwartz. Third seeded Ted
Schroeder eliminated Comdr. George
Chambers, U. S. NJ. 6-4, 6-3, and
the fourth-seeded Seymour Green
berg topped Herbert Behrens, 81
81.
The only other favorite in action
was Herb Flam, who upheld his
seventh domestic seeding by de-
feating Jack Geller, 8-6. 6-3.
While Mulloy gets under way this
morning, the foreign delegation
headed by tall Yvon Petra of
France, this years Wimbledon
champion, will take to the Casinos
courts. Down to make their New
port bows are Pierre Pellizzo anc
Bernard Destremau. other French
stars: Alejo Russell and Enrique
Morea of Argentina. Pete PHILIPPE
Washer and ]. Van Den Eynbe, the
Belgian Davis Cup players, and
Andre HammerSlev of Chile
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Jennings Randolph Bows
In Tennis at Oakland
Speciol oi,poteh 10 The Sior

OAKLAND. Md, Aug. l3-The
oath annual Western Maryland ten
mis- championships continued here
today-without Representative Jen-
nings Randolph. Democrat, of West
Virginia, who continued his un-
broken string of appearances in
the event.
Randolphs conqueror was A. c.
Martin of Laurel who won, 81,
81. The Representative said he
played for sentimental reasons.
Defending champion Jim Curtiss
Of Washington, a Navy lieutenant,
will play his first match tomorrow
against Crosby Leyda of Pittsburgh
Evening star., 1946-08-13
FBl Routs VFW

A 14-run first inning helped FBI
rout Veterans of Foreign Wars. 22-5,
in District of Columbia Recre-
alton Department Red League game.
Washington Gas nosed out Yellow
Cab. So, in the Green League.
Evening star., 1946-08-13

NtkItt, I0oSs " at .
In the Commerce Auditorium.
The voracity with which most
species of salt water fish now are
taking the bats of anglers is more
than making up for their lack OF
interest earlier In the season. This
is especially true of hardhead ano
spot. A favorite location now Is
at the mouth of Bretton's Bay on
the Potomac side and at Blackstone
Island r. w. Billups and party
of friends took over 800 fish there
last week. Most were hardhead, but
the party landed IL trout. one rock
fish and one bluehsh. Joe Perron
told us he and his party landed
over 500 Ash at approximately this
loca ton a few days later. Many
were small rockfish and trout. which
were thrown back. but they boated
some enormous spot and many fine
hardhead.
Over on the ocean side. D. J.
Shanklin and w. B. Davis OF this
city teamed with Charles Slade
and Ellsworth and Walter Wallich
OF Ellicott City. Md, for profitable
three days with Capt. Emory Fish
out OF Chincoteague They fished
both inside and outside. landing
some 200 fish. Large trout. fioun-
ders. sea bass. hardhead and porgies
were included in the catch. Shank
lin says the hardhead were the
largest he ever had seen. many
running up to Ave or more pounds.
At Ocean City, Md. a 96-pound
marlin caught by Alvin Tilghman q:
Snow Hill from Capt. Howard Mer-
ritt's Jess now tops the season rec
ord. The bag for the year through
August is ia, of which five were
released. Largest daily catch so
far was II on August s, of which two
were released. 1t is good to know
not all hooked fish are being kept.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Kovokos, Tokomu Win

Kavakos Grill won two games
from Clifton, ST. and 81, to win
the mems Northeast Night League
crown in Washington Softball Sta
dium last night. Takoma defeated
Mitchelrs Gift Palace. 11-3, for the
girls night league crown.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
BY the Asxoeioted Pfexs

HONOLULU, Aug. 13.--Wil-
liam X. Pal, husky Hawaiian
Chinese fisherman. will make his
second attempt Thursday to
swim the treacherous 75-mile
channel between Oahu and
Kauai Islands.
Pal made his first attempt in
1898. He was ordered out of
the water because of an angry
sea after swimming only IL miles.
Before the war he swan from
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Fisherman Again Seeks to Swim
75-MHe Hawaiian Channel

Oahu to Molokai Island, IS miles,
In 10 hours As minutes.
Pal will coat himself with
mixture mostly of tallow for pro-
lection against the salt water
and will wear wood frame diving
glasses, At night he will wear
waterproof f1ashlight strapped
around his head. He will drink
. warm soup from bottles tossed
from guide boat.
Pal expects to be in the water
at least 56 hours.
Pigeons will be released at in
tervals to report his progress.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Ike's Brother PAGES Golfers

VICTORIA. B. c., Aug. Is tP.-E
N. Eisenhower of Tacoma, Wash.
brother of Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover, led the qualifying round in
the annual Seniors Northwest Coli
Association Tournament here with
73 on the par 50 Oak Bay course
Evening star., 1946-08-13

es OF bass are
being made In
Triadelphia Res
ervoir, however.
Harry Calk re-
ports that on
three trips he
and his friends
accounted for q
keepers. which
isn't bad for a
couple of morn
ings' fish h | n &.
Live bait Is what
they're hitting.
No reports have
come in on the
taking of any Of
Evening star., 1946-08-13
OUTDOORS

The Potomac has not recovered
from recent rains, so black bass
fishing in its waters definitely Is out
for the time being Some fair catch
Evening star., 1946-08-13
With Bill Leetch

Night, Friday, September s at 3
in the Commerce Auditorium.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
9 e h It e 8 6 apiteI
Nnbiens bs;m Eapite

Ser gmpfang i'm 8atifan Itano BE-
Dor. Sermann Br1torius fonnte auf
germenoen bes oiterrei6iiden @e-
lanoten an elmer Yripatauoiena tell
nebmen, tDelde Ser 81. 8ater einigen
auserlelenen Sremoen getpGbrte. Ser
liebensmiiroige Diplomat beiorate
lelblt Die 8oritellungen.
Da maren 5und6it ieine gertpano-
ten, Shirt uno Siirltin @p5naipcp aus
arafau, Elm greiies, ebrtpiiroiges Che
paar, oeiien 5ipei einaiee Sobne i'm
Sample fir Die Greibeit oes MpoIto-
liiden Stubles BEL Mentana gefanen
maren. Sooann @raf MatuIhfa 1.nb
grin5 Sdarffenitein atpei idleiilde
Uealtelerritter in ibrer fleioIamen,
pradtigen SroenstradJt; Sr. BON
Golreoi, elm Neffe bes @elonbten.
Der als 2inienidiffsfapitdn fiir3Iid)
aus ben bineiiiden @etpaiiern 5uriid.
gefebrt mar; enoli1 tpie eritaunte
8ermann i'm Bor5immer! sic aIte
@eneralin bon &ubeIeben. SGtte i'm
ni6t Die liebensmiiroige unterbaI-
tung zines Der bienittuenoen Mon-
iignori gefeiielt, 10 tpiirbe er Weiibe
gebabt baben, bas 2aden au bemet.
tern. Sofort bel 6em Mnblid ieiner
8immerna6barin fiel linn beren I'm.
terbaltung NIT 5ienora Wluller elm.
Die Gereralin bate i'm nod nidt
bemerft; lie iprad) gerabe nit Ser
Giiritin BD5natpcp uno bate ibr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02

Die Barortin rief Jtaiiter ttad)
rMoleitiere ben Better nid)t au lam,
ee. gr lit nidt basu bier, nm beill
SpieIfamerao 5u iein.
Iuf ieinem 3imn1er ongefonlmen,
bolte Sermann bic 8ioline aus Dem
aaiten. Gainer offupierte BEN Shnu-
felitubl i1no nartete Der Gone, Die
90 fommen lollten. Ofit ieinen Iebbnf-
ten, glanoenoen augen perfolgte er
aae 8enegungen oes 8etters, pie
oieier lein Snitrument abItdubte, Die
Saiten ipannte uno itimnte. gn6lih
ging es los, obne geoten.
nsSett alio pbantaiierit Oh, Gngi-
no." oahte Rainer.
Sermann pabIte auerlt Elm Wotin
bon Inegri, tpeldes' er fiiralid in Der
Stride geb0rt bate, Damn leitete er
iiber gu Dem Kyrie eleisou aus Der
Warcellus- -Weiie unb nariierte bieies
Sberna cine eera1me 3eit lang, nm
nit einem i6mer5li6 flagenben Mba-
gio 81 enoen.
y8eiterl" ioete 3oiner, aIs Die
Gone peritummt paren.
Der Spieler i6aute ben anaben
an, oils ob er ibm ettpas ioeen tpollte,
aber crit naeb @orten iuden nliiBte,
ooer niht oen Wut bate, ieinen 8e-
oanfen aus5uipre6en. Damn erbob er
Die Gioline, Inn 5u beeinnen, lieB lee
bo6 oie Mrme 1pieoer linfen uno legte
feline Sano auf bes &naben Shulter :
| u3ainer, ib :"
r8os bait bu, cugino mio9" frag-
te Der Sunge, ba Sermann ltodte.
| ugeidts, ni6ts!" eripiberte bieier,
trot baitig einiee Sdritte 5uriif llno
leste Die 8ioline tpieber an.
9lbermals fam cine relieiole We-
looie, in ser man oas &prie bon por-
ber gut ilnterl6eiben fonnte. Sunn
| folgte aber Elm gan5 leioenibaftliher,
erregter Snt, melhen Der &iinitler
nit GROCER Sertigfeit unb tiefem 8e.
| fiibl portrug, unb oeiien SOee auf ibn
einen getpaltigen ginorud aus5uiiben
lidien. Hainer puroe Gngltlib 1nb
unrubig unb paete babel bo1 nibt
Sen Better 5u itoren, pelber iiber
5pan3ig 0einl,ten ipielte uno often.
bor oas 8eOiirfnis bate, elmer be.
|ionbern Seelenitimmung ourb Ole
Dfuiif slusorud 5u perleiben. Saf
5ermann gan5 bel Ser Sade mar
oerriet oie Sprade ieiner slugen
| Seine @angen beoefte cine fieber.
bate Gote, bos Saar fiel ibm in la1'
gen Strabnen iiber Die Stirne, uni
Die Siibe begleiteten ab unb 5u Der
Saft nit id)nellen, rbptbnliiden ge'
Degungen.
Wit einem Wal brad Sermonn ieir
| Spiel ab. @r legte oie 8ioline eilie
in Sen &olten, trodnete ii6 Die feu9.
lite Stirne nit oem Salbentu6e, ira.
por Den Spieeel, Inn Die Sriiur tpie
Der gu oronen, llnb lagte Damn, als
oh er crit iest auf 9fainer aufmerf
lam getporoen: r3u biit nod bo? 81
= nun lit es genug. 9as Spiel greift
mid an. gs lit audi nidt mebr friib
Gainer. Felicissinua notte!"
| vWtuB id) lfon geben? gs lit li6el
nod nibt iiber adt ubr."
| sd babe nod ettpas 5u i6reiben
lieber Sunee."
n3os lit mas anoeres," meint'
&ainer, l6aufelte aber llngeltort II
ieinem StubIe peiter.
rSa, i6 mrB nod i6reiben."
uS6on. Ga tparte i6 bier"
~gs miro longe oauern."
go gebe i6."
. gbe Gainer aber 1pirfli6 Mblhiei
nobm, tpollte er nod einen leste1
Geriuh ma6en: ugugino, on bai
beute idOner geipielt als lonit, glau
be id. aber zines gefiel mir ni9t.
, uHun? DAB es niht ldnger bau
|, erte?"
~Nein, Better Sermann: bas mo-
feline Sitermuiif!"