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Evening star., 1951-01-11
M|kvy Lifts Average
|To.N.5, Again Tops
In College Scoring
by the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Bill
Mlkvy of Temple again leads
major college basketball scorers
with 29.5-point a game average
Statistics, which include games
through Saturday, show the Tenn
pie forward rang up 146 field goals
and 81 free throws for 354 points
in IL games.
The 6-foot 4-inch star also tops
rivals in the assists department
with 7.8 per game. And he is
runner-up to Iowa's ell Chuck
Darling in rebounds, the latter
having taken 173 balls off the
boards in eight games for an
average of 21.6. compared tc
Mlkvy's 20.2.
In continuing as the scoring
pacemaker, Mlkvy boosted his
average during the week from 28.7
to 29.5, increasing his lead ovel
Mark Workman of West Virginia
workman dropped from 27.1
to 25.9.
Five others have averaged al
least "a points per game, accord.
ing to the National College Blu.
reau. They are Sherman White
Long Island u: Larry Imburgia
Cincinnati; Dick Groat, Duke;
Jimmy Slaughter, South Carolina
and Clyde Lovellette, Kans.
-Imburgia holds a strong lead ir
field-goal percentage with 62.2. Nc
other full-time major college play.
er is above the so mark and only
seven have topped so per cent
Tied for second place are Slaugh.
ter and Gene Jones of Virginia
Tech with $40. Imburgia, in 81,
games, clicked with 81 of SO tries
George Hill of Auburn heads tn,
free throw percentage leader.
with 91.3. He has missed only twt
of % free shots. Jay Handlan O
Washington and Lee is secone
with 88.6.
Scoring leaders:
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Harmsworth Race Off
For Lack Of Challenger
BY the Associated Press

SEATTLE, Jan. 1.-THE Harms
worth trophy race is off the 1851
calendar for lack of challenger,
Jerry Bryant said yesterday.
Bryant, chairman of Seattle
Seafair, said a race similar to
Detroit's Silver Cup event would
be run in place of the interna-
t.onal Harmsworth and the local
organization would post a trophy.
j. Lee Barrett, secretary of the
Yachtsmen'S Association of Amer
lea. advised Bryant that chal-
lenges for the Harmsworth had to
be received by December 81. Once
the trophy was out of circulation
for 16 years.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
1S Collect at Tropical
On S1,o47 Daily Double
ey the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 11.-Eighteen
patrons of Tropical Park shared
the windfall when the daily double
yesterday paid 81 ,947.20. Can Lo-
cate, which had beaten only seven
horses in eight starts, won the
first race to pay $201.60, $82.7O
and $14.20. Head an Tail paid
$3.50 as winner of the second.
The largest daily double payoff
at Tropical was in March of 1885
when Wanoah and Arakey COM
bined to return $7,205.40 for a 81
ticket.
In the second race Jockey Ger
aid Champagne suffered a broken
collar bone and other injuries
when his mount. Lovely Lady, fell
in front of the grandstand.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Dance to Raise Funds
For Punumo AL Brown
BY the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-Leadine
fighters and friends have sched-
uled a dance tomorrow night tc
raise funds for Panama Al
Brown. former world bantam
weight champion who is seriously
i'll in a hospital here. Brown
who won the 118-pound title in
1929 and lost it in 1885,. is suffer-
ing from a stroke and tuberculosis
He Is now 48.
Barney Ros and Pedro Martinez
led the drive for the benefit
dance. Many of the top fighters
Of the day. including champions
are slated to attend.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
'18 Bouts Scheduled
For Golden Gloves
Opening Tonight

InlfCy-SlX novice boxers, young
sters who haven't won much but
who are anxious to prove that
they can. open the annual Golden
Gloves AAU ring tournament to-
night with 18 bouts at Turner's
Arena starting at $3.50 o'clock.
Generally the early matches in
such tournaments as this produce
the widest bouts with the novices
displaying more enthusiasm than
skill, and such a program seems
likely tonight. The boys are anx-
ious to fight their way to the
quarterfinals and later matches
where recognition is earned.
The tournament will run with
weekly bouts until the finals at
Uline Arena, February IS.
Headgear Not Required.
The protective head harness re-
Gently used in professional boxing
at Uline Arena and required by
the District Boxing Commission
for all fights here will not be used
in the Golden Gloves tourney. The
commission has waived it's rules
to go along with the AAU, under
whose jurisdiction the bouts are
staged. Headgear is not required
by the AAU.
Most of tonight's action will be
in the lightweight division where
seven bouts are scheduled. Heavy
programs also are listed in the
featherweight and welterweight
classes.
Opening match at $3.50 will be
112-pound bout between Ernie
Williams of Southwest Police Club
and Billy Hill, unattached, while
finishing tonight's matches will be
a light-hs2vyweight bout between
Robert Dinsmore of CYO and Will
liam Kinney of Boiling Air Base.
New Club to Compete.
This will be the first tourna-
ment in which members of the
newly organized Gordon AC will
compete. That new club is named
IN memory Of Dr.. Leon Gordon,
for many years a sports fan in
Washington and a physician on
the Boxing Commission staff, who
died recently. Gordon AC fighters
due for action tonight are Free
man Jackson, a lightweight, and
Jerome Coleman, a welterweight.
Tonight's pairings are:
1l2-POUND CLASS Ernie wi,,;o
,s.M, tscSs Police Club VS.. Billy Hill % 1unat-
II Is-PouND c1Ass-Haskeu c.r,o,
1nI IstS;:P9pUND g; lspN CLASS Steve valenci.
CUB No & N lhGh Ken smish iMhaSnsinTson 81 ~ poc. po
frs5k FAM EsvetI Es HaFTd a. Lazy unattached,
1s5PouN65' 5' cTxss9FGanRile; caosssas Glnsl; Rsx,inv.
Snsrsfs, vs. RtchaTG Brownins Mont.
Police Club No = vs. Si SfpfGf GflIRa2t1n Ro9ir
CUB a VS. Matthew Howard 5unattachedJe
bbqsks besss,.vt st Jossph's BOYS club5 1fsins 1hss
oeiisnHp oismpc fGoFSop eIaB5 Is oSrv S1
attached 'un'
-I47-PouND cIAss-Lawrsnce col,inr,
| police Club No. a vs. Russell Morssr
| sNstional Guard, Jerome Coleman 1Gor-
aon a; e. Us: William Wood Unattached
| kenneth Frederick Boiling Field ys
James Ruckert University Boxing Club J;
zoe Nelson tunattached) vs. Gene Trues.
dale tunattached).
:, lSo-PoUND CLAss-Maurice JOHNSON
tSW Police Club VS.. Sam Deitrick 1Mer-
! 175-POUND CI,Ass-Roh.rt o,r,,
| IfSatholic Youth Organiza Iion) VS. villa N
| Kinney Boiling Field). "'4i'aih
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Tank Younger Of Roms
Is Inducted Into Army
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11-Full-
back Tank Younger of the Los
Angeles Rams pro football club
was sworn into the Army yester-
day and headed for Fort Ord
Calf.
The 225-pound Negro graduated
from Grambling College in Louisi-
ana and RECENTLY finished his Sec
ond season as a defensive bulwark
for the local pro club.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Snug Horbor Five PAGES
County Loop First Half

Snug Harbor clinched the first
half championship of the Prince
Georges County Basketball League
by defeating Hyattsville Buick, 46-
80, last night at the Hyattsville
Armory. Tom McGill scored Is
points to lead the winners.
In another league game, Mount
Rainier defeated Colmar Manor,
60-55.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Bob Matthias Seeks
To Enter erAnnupoIis
By the Assoeioted Press

PALO ALTO, Calf, Jan. II.
bob Matthias, worlds de-
cathlon champion, yesterday
confirmed reports that he has
applied for admission to the
Naval Academy.
The Tulare (Calif.) youth
made the statement to Walter
Gamage, sports editor of the
Palo Alto (Calif.) Times.
Matthias now is a sophomore at
Stanford University.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Basketball
Continued From Page CID

Continued From Page CID
lucky (8-4D downed Evansville
Q0-2). 1858.
Baskets in the final seconds
decided three Eastern games.
Ed Tixier's goal in the the last
IL seconds gave Army 40 a
1888 victory over Rutgers.
St. Francis Nips Foraham.
Ray Rudzinski drove in for a
layup in the last minute for a
st. Francis (Brooklyn) upset OF
Fordham, 65-63. Fred Kozal
scored in the last four seconds
for Browns 59-57 upset of Rhode
Island State.
Siena Q2-D, defeated Creigh.
ton, 58-40. Villanova Old
whipped Rider. 62-48. La Sale
Q0-2) drubbed Geneva. 87-58.
Texas Western defeated Arizona
State at Tempe, 91-77. and Ne
vada took Kicks. 1882. .
Washington Area.
Wilson "a Richmond Prof. Institute II
(Overtime)
Last Nights College Basketball.
BY the Assoeoted Press
Evening star., 1951-01-11

Ten years ago-Eddit Alloo
beat Bobby Riggs, 3-6, 7-5, 4-6,
1913, 6-3, in semifinals of the
Dixie Tennis Tournament at
Tampa. Fla.
Evening star., 1951-01-11

Five years ago-Elmer Lay
den resigned as National Foot
ball League Commissioner and
was succeeded by Bert Bell.
Evening star., 1951-01-11

by tragedy-Eddle Watkins, first
baseman of the Philadelphia
Phillies.
Watkins was shot and seriously
wounded in Chicago June Is. 1949,
by a 19-year-old girl who ex-
planned she just had an urge to
kill somebody"
He came back last year to play
154 games for the Phillies, help
them to the National League pen
nant and play in the World Series.
He batted .284. 70
The Navy football team that
rose up to shock Army, 14-2,. in the
final game of the season, won
third place.
Here are the leading comebacks
with points awarded on the basis
of 3 for a f1rst-place vote, 2 for
a second, etc. (First-place votes
Evening star., 1951-01-11

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Gutr Erhrrn fir Ehrfraurn

Sabe Oeine slugen iiberaIl, bod
bite Oi6 Dor &leinigfeiten.
8emabre Oeinen @lei6mut au6 BEL
perorieBli6en bGusli6en 8orfomm=
niiien uno pertpe6ile ni6t WiBsei6id
nit llngliif.
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baltungsmaifine Ieiie geben!
8enn 0u 8erge BON 9lrbeit Dor sir
iieblt, oenfe oaran: ieoer Sag bringt
a16 neue &rGfte!
sOtade Sir flar, tDie i6tper es lein
milB, 5ll oienen, uno lei Oeinen 9ienlt-
boten cine giitige Serrin!
Grteile alle oeine Mnor6nungen in
ueritanOli6er uno beltimnter eSorm!
@eieaigfeit loa apie Elm erfriiben-
ser @inO iein, ni6t 1pie Elm tSturn,
ser alles i'm Sauie olr6einanoertpir.
BELT.
S6reite NIT ser 9eit fort uno Der.
a6te ni6t, obne gepriift 5u baben,
neue GrfinOungen CUR grlei6terung
oes Sausbalts.
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MuAkunH
Bon grpf. s. M. 9mebren,
3ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrenub',
CAB Spntb Obtp Mpenne,
Columbus, Dbip
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Sunn intmer Salltiuden oOer gnt=
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beIten 8lutreinigungsmtttel lit oas I'M
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giftigen Stoffe i'm 8lut uno in ben
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iben GoIfern lit Der rei6libe 8eruB
bon &noblnuh leit Sabrbunoerten ge-
br1u6Iif, pe5balb Otagenleioen BORT
cine folt unbefonnte Sa6e iino. 9elm
@enuB Oes Seras 2iQuio Garlic per-
liert lih Ser unangnebme @elbmaf
I'M Dfunoe fur5 na6 benz 8enllB oess
lclben.
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&ath. g., N.=Saf. =

8ir iino iiber5ergt, OaB Sic alten
ltno gelpiB au6 oie iiingeren Seler
llnierer 8ldtter ni6t miiOe meroen
oen @r5Gblungen alter Oeutlfer Glll=
gelpanoerten pon ben lGnglt emit
ituunoenen Sagen ibrer eigenen Sll=
geno in Geutl6lanO 5u laul6en. Mir
laiien Sic in Sbren eigenen @orten
SSbre froben unO unerfreullden gr=
lebnille l6iloern: r@ir &inoer freu=
fen uns idon @o6en I'M uoraus auf
sic fommenoe Yetersfirmes (&lrbz
lpeibfelD, Die mir NIT IN eren gltern
beiu6en poaten. l1nlere Wtutter unO
mir orei &inber Gin Ben S6uliabren)
begnben llns am Gage Dor Der &lrmes
81 SUB 5u unleren 8roBeltern, Sn=
feln uno Santen uno anoeren Ser
uanoten unb 8efannten. gluf Dem
cine Stunoe peiten @ege ralteten mir
in einem fleinen @eboft, mo- uns cine
freigebige @ausfrau, cine @leoertaus
ferin, rei6li6 bepirtete. ginen Inter
ltieo 5pii6en &atbolifen uno gtlhts
futbolifen fannte man ni6t. Otit ooll-
9elpiftem Wagen lebten mir Die Wet=
terreiie fort. @ir ourhmunoerten
einen langgeItredten @alO nit ur-
alten Gid)en 11no Bu6en uno lieBen
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am @ege i6meden. @egen gnoe oes
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beItanO uno Elm li6ter gSalo nit
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etlpa 5ebn !Wfinllten lueit. Damn glng
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gelfladte 9tao elmer Wtitble leben, oas
lid lanalam in Dem lpurli6en Maller=
laui bapegte. Sort Dobnte l1nler
Snfel. SSn trodenen Sommern ltano
oaa groBe @aiierraO it'll, neil Die
S0ibe Oua fleine gddlein allstrodnete.
Gie Wh1tter bate in elmer groBen
Salhe genug 8utterbrote uno SbIt
fiir uns mitgenommen, 10 OaB mir
nod etpas bapon iibrig batten uno
es an uniere 8oien lno Settern aus
teilen fonnten. Die Su6en tpuroen
nit groBem 4ppetit oer5ebrt, Oenn
bas barteelporoene grot 1par fiir iie
cine Gelifateiie, % es rSaienbrot"
mar. gnoli6 begaben mir uns 5ll
llnleren @roBeltern, no uns nod fur.
ser RaIt elm retdes 9lbenoeilen fer
piert puroe. SGon apdbrenb bes
gliens fielen l1ns sic miioen Mugen
5u unb mir besaben llns lbneu 5ur
noblperoienten Rube. Sd muBte bel
einem alten Snfel i6lufen. 0as alt.
mooiid)e Simmelbett mar 5iemlid
bod unb i6 muBte NIT meinen Heinen
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GruB hea Rhrtngaua
9fitoesbeim a. ST., Suli 1875:


9iebe oeutl6e 2anosleltel
SSn SEN Iesten beioen ,Sabren batte
id) oft Sic SreuOe uno oas Gergnii=
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ni6t mebr in ser alten Seimat ge-
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@iafommensgrl1B Ser oel,ti6en SET
mat entbieten. @ir laBen nit ibnen
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BORT oft Srdnen foaerten, Die Stin=
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Seimneb uno filler Sebniu6t @ir
baben inns iebesmol bein glbl6ieo Sic
Sano georiidt, 11ns in sic 9lugen ge-
l6alt uno perlpro6en, uns gegen=
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ben nt6t unO Sic uns ni6t bier. ltno
mir Oanften Ssbnen ieoesmal, baB Sic
trob ser 8eibebniiie in ben SSabren
1888 bis 1915 oen @lauben an sic
alte Seimat niht berloren baben, ooB
Sic oas oeutl6e 8olf nift NIT ser
&ollefttpi6ulo belalteten l1nb oaB Sic
in Ben a6 10 bitteren uno berben Sun=
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tatige Sie6e 10 piel gebolfen baben.
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Sic, io Sic Oas 8liif boben iollten,
iett ober ipdter ser alten Soeimat
einen 8eiuf ab5uItatten al6 uns
bier 5rt belll6en. Sic ionen nit offe-
men 9lrmen aufgenommen meroen,
uno es miro uns nidt iftper fallen,
in Sbnen Oen 3auber Ser gtbein=
Homantlf 5lt ipefen, Sic rbeinil6e
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ser 6erne 5reunbihaft 5u balten. uno
mir ltno itber5el1gt, baB mir au6 Sic
als 5reunbe bes Hbein= uno @einz
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lteber5ellgung, oamit ser Sade oes
Srleocns am belten nuben 5l1 f0nnen.
Vtit ber5liden SeimatgriiBen!
9auiinger
Sanorat bes HbeingaufreiIes
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@esenidse selegt oie bisber gelungen
lit uno in 3ufunft nod beiier gelin.
gen ioa. SIN oieie ,3lufunft slauben 1ie
ale. 8as lit Ole Starfe oieier ihein-
bar 5ufdaigen Wenibenanianmlung
Sbr @eibidtsbetpuBtlein lit niht nit
Dem @eltrigen perfniipft, ionoern nit
Sen 9elierungen, sic fir morgen ge-
plant iino. &unit, Weuiif, 8eridone-
rltng oes Staotbilos ftnO Oie 9inge,
oie ais Mngebinoe 5ur SeltorOnung
geboren.
llno 'oas lit i6lieBlib ser 8eilt
9(merifas, ser aus Oen Grfolgen oer
Sersangenbeit oie grtpartung eroBe-
rer 9eii itllngen unO slufgaben in fom=
menoen SabrbunOerten obleitet.
N. Y. st.
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Aug MHplt 1tnn Ktrrhp

anton Steblif, ser ii6 nit Silfe
Der fommuniitii6en Gegierllng gum
~aapitularpifar" BON Brag ernennen
lieB, bat fiir5li6 ieinen eriten rSir=
tenbrief" peroffentli6t. Gem Sirten=
brief lag Elm Groblbreiben an aae
BrieIter bel, oaB ieoer Yfarrer, ser
lih meigere, oieien 8rief 5u perlelen,
IN oas &on5entrationslager in 3elipa
eingeliefert peroe. gs lit nod ni6t
lange ber, OaB Brieiter in ser tl6e6o-
ilowafii6en 8epublif oesbalb ms
aon5entrationslag famen, neil tie
einen Sirtenbrief bon ser &an5el Der.
lelen bnben.
Sn ser Sl6e6o ISlotpafei tperoen
gesenpartig iiber 5tpeitauieno fatbo-
lii6e @eiitlide in @efdnsniiien uno
arbeitslagern gefangengebalten. Mae
gteuprieiter iino auf 5tpei Sabre gum
WilitdroienIt in beionOeren Shus
lnngslagern 5liammenge5ogen NOR.
oen, llnb iantli6e Sbeologieltltoenten
baben einen ~Steaungsbefebl" erbal,
ten neil tie iid getueigert batten, sic
itaatliben tbeologiihen 6afultdten gu
beinhen. Sn 6en 2agern miiiien file
i6tpere forperli6e Nrbeiten nerrihten
uno am 4beno au BorleIunsen iiber
Sen Warrismus un6 0eninismus an
treten. aein Mtttel miro unperiu1t
gelaiien, bie Neuprieiter un6 Mlum.
men ibren 8eruf abipenittg 81, MAIDEN.
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Sic meinen offenbar oen S6wumm
Ser bel feu6tem 8etter III BEN @ol'
bern inn EDtooS pdtit. ST belbt i'm
9eutiben &rotenltubl, englilb Soao'
tool, Dobl Oesbalb, neil olelel
Sdpamm giftie lit pie Oie arote, Die
@ift ausipritt, penn lie in @efabr
lit. 9ieIer @Hti6pomm lit nlr Damn
giftig, penn er gan5 allsgetrodnet III
unO Der I'M Snnern entbultene Staut
eingeatlnet miro. gltern iollten ibre
ainoer barouf aufmerfiam uno lie
nit oieiem 8ifti6panm befann1
MAIDEN. @iro ser Staub oes 8ltt
lhtpammes aus ltnadtlanfeit einge
atmet, trinfe man parme Vtil6 uni
nalbe Dos Snnere Ser Scale NIT Glltq
aus.
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. 8. g., Wtnm. =

Die @0rres 1@elenidaft muroe 5um
s(noenfen an Soiepb bon @0rres am
25. Sonuar 1876 in aoblen5 gegrlins
oet NIT Dem 3wef, I'M fatbolilden
Ieutihlano miiieniduftlides Geben
nob alien 9tihtrngen bin 81 weder
lno 5u foroern. SIM 9luftrage b5p.
nit llnterltiitung Der @orreS z8eleu-
i6oft eri6ien ieit Oem Sabre 1880
oas uBbiloiopbii6e 'Sabrbu6". So=
piel mir pilien, beItebt sic 8orress
8eieuibaft Omit llnterbrehllng Der
Griegsiabre) beute nod III Gerltl6-
lunO.
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Berbeiiert. Der ilnge Mn.
malt, ser bisber nrr INNER Bettler,
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. q. g., =.

2iele intenIin rote aorn1infarbe
miro bon Ser Godeniaelaus gelpon=
mem. Sic 2aus lebt uuf Ser nerifoni=
lben &utteengattung Nopolpa, Die lie
NIT mabsbaltigen ausi61pisunger
itber5iebt. 'Sdon Dor ser gntoedung
Imerlfas murOe oie Go6eniaelous
bon BEN gingeborenen ge5iibtet. 9lls
pldtiger Sanoelsartifel tpuroe lie i'm
Sabre 1926 nab Siio-Sponien, 1927
nod) oen aanariichen Snieln, 1925
nod Ilgerlen uno Sapa perpflan5t.
Gleles aus getrofneten Go6eniQetiers
den geiponnene 6arbemittel miro our
9erltelllng bon &armin=, Sdurlo6-
uno Bllrpurfurben perpenoet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11

9einen niibIam binaufflettern. Gin
bobes, oides Seoerbett, Oas i6 NIT
meinem Snfel teilen 1nuBte, mar 10
oif aufgefiiut, oaB, penn ib MIDI 5lt.
oedte, ser Snfel obne Oede mar, un0
penn er oas 8ett an iif 5og, id bloB-
lag. Srotoem idlief i6 tpie Elm 0eur-
meltier. am ndblten Gage idallte i6
MIDI un, tpte sic &inoer es tun, nenn
lie iih in frenoer ltmgebuns befin-
Sen. ga itano I'M bena6barten 3in.
mer auf elmer alten, tpadeligen aom-
MODE cine groBe l6tpar5e Wtuttergot-
tes, NIT einem tpeiBen S6leier belief
set. 9oneben bate ser Snfel cine
fleine gibliotbef nit ollerlei alten
Shartefen, II. a. ein &eberlerifon ltnO
cine urulte 8ibel. St11ter 0telem Clint
mer por Elm bober @ei5enbaltfen, altf
lpel6e1n un51bliges &irmesgebdd al1fs
geb1uft mar: SlaOen (Sies) NIT
3netlben, &irI6en uno Mepfeln, oie
einen perlodenoen Quit perbreiteten,
ein Gorgel6mad fiir Oas fommenoe
&irmesfelt. Guolidb mar Ger lang
erlebnte &irmestag angebro6en. Gum
6riibItiif gob es i6on i'm borols
einen groBen r9unO", Elm in elmer
getpunOenen 6orm gebadener liiBer
Sudden nit 9folinen. Sann gingen mir
nit unleren gltern uno 8roBeltern srt
ser cine bulbe Stunoe entfernten
Gfarrfirde. Sinfs floB ein fleiner
6luB, re6ts ltanO auf elmer fleinen
Inbobe in Ser 6erne cine 9nrgruine
aus Ser frun5oiiiben 3eit, oa oieles
8ebiet no6 5u Sranfreid geborte.
@le 1taunten mir, ais mir in Sic gt1be
Ser Stride fnmen, ols Dor uns plosli6
oie Stride nit Dem boben, ipiben
Surm oufragte, belien Spite 10 bo6
(oOer 10 nieorig) mar, oaB man olf
Dem ii6 tallpdrts binabi6ldngelnoen
&ege enOlih Sen gingong ser Stride
errei6te. S6on braltlte Die Srgel in
feierliben @eiien als mir eintraten.
Gas Sohamt oauerte 5iemlidb lange.
SS6 babe Don Ser Ereoigt nod man=
dies i'm 8eoG6tnis, nomentlif, ais
Ser Gfarrer bonn FL. Eetrls uno Sem
ouruuf folgenoen 8aulus-6eit iprah
gtah Dem So6amt ging's binaus gum
Sabrmarft. 9ift Dor Ser Stride itan=
oen lunge Reiben Gerfalfsbltoen nit
Spiella6en uaer 9lrt, no ii6 bereits
Sic &inoer Inn ibre Gltern uno Ser
manOten or1ngten, oie ibnen grme
ppa Spieliuden fuuften. NiGt melt
oaoon oemonItrierte Elm Wogier cine
grltlelige S5ene, inoem er nit einem
S6ipert einem 0tam oen &opf ab=
lhnitt uno i'm mieoer uniette. Gen
SdlpinOel fonnte man lei6t 0urh=
bliden. Ser sWonn lag ouf Ell
nem Gid NIT oi6tperbl1noenem &opf.
Ser @aufler batte ibn einen
fitnItliden &opf angefiigt, ser eben=
falls oidt oerbiillt mar. So6alo NIT
Dem S6Dert ser fiinItlidbe &opf ab=
getrennt 1puroe, triefte 8Iut aus Dem
angebliben &opf, Sen ser S6arfri6-
ter in oie Sobe bielt uno Damn pieoer
anIebte. SIM slugenblid ltan6 ser
0tann pieoer auf Sen SiiBen, uno Der
tiinItlibe, blutenoe &opf ipor 1lnter
Dem Sil6 peridpunoen. 8ei6minoig=
felt lit feline Sererei! Sd mill meme
8el6i6te ni6t 81 iebr in oie 2Gnge
5ieben, ionit lpiiroe id nod bon eineln
Seiltan5er, einem San5b0r uno onoe=
ren attraftionen er3dblen. Siermit
beenoe ib meine Sugenoerlebniiie unb
iiberlaile anoeren 2eiern oas @ort. 1"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
IL. August

iebr ernlt gu ertpagen baben, mas in
ibrem Sonoerfale Ser Glterniegen 5u
beOeuten fat. Sic iino retf genug.
leinen @ert ober ltn1pert 5u ermeiien,
uno gltern tperoen bel ser gbeI6lie-
Bung ibrer 4inoer I'M allgeneinen
ernten, tpas tie in BEN Sabren Ser gr-
5iebung ibrer ainOer geidt baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11

2anoitrei6er unb dbnlibe rfleine
2ette" 5lt perteioigen batte, melbet
itol5 leinem Sreuno: ~Nabite @ode
babe ih Die 8erteioigung fir einen
M0roer!" = SEA alio, Sunge, ga bat
ith ia oeine &lientel ntddtig perbel-
Iert."