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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-18
The Scotch Made the Clyde.

The River Clyde. of which the Scotch
are justly proud. was at the beginning
of the century but a small. shallow
stream. but by magnificent engineering
at fabulous cost it today floats the
great ships of the world. An American
sea captain at Glasgow was listening to
a resident dilating upon the Clyde. when
he interrupted him rather contemptuous-
ly: Rivers? Why, you haven't room
enough in this country for rivers! The
Mississippi. the Missouri. the Hudson.
the Columbia. arc what we caH rivers"
II know that" said the Scotchman. per-
fectly undisturhed but God Almighty
made your rivers: we made the Clyde"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-18
PRIDE IN HIS BEER MAKES TROUBLE
"Johnny' Busch Argues Its Merits Too
MusculaIly and is Arrested

huSculaI1y ana Is arrested.
johnny" Busch claims to- Ia. the son
of the st. Louis brewer whose nam" is
familiar in many countries Til. other
afternoon he walked into the har-rrom of
the Auditorium hotel and bought "tizz
to cool him off. But it had the opposite
effect. i'll conjunction with some remarks
| of the bartender.
Johnny praised the St Louis brew
/ as superior to any other on earth. and
told the bartender he was a traitor to the
| cause As the latter fiShed out of the ice a
hottie bearing tn" label of a Milwaukee
| concern and served it t" a customer. The
| bartender didn't know ".Inhnny" and told
| him Il man i'll Chicago could obtain any
| kind of beer he wanted without being nee
| eSSarily open to criticism.
By this time the ''fizz'' had got in its
| work. and glass from ''.Iohnny'S hand
struck the bartender just over his dla-
mond. Then 'J"hnny proclaimed his
identity. accompanying the vocif"r"uS an
nouncement with 4 demolition of all the
glassware within reach. Special Officer
Max Ripley demonstrated and rntlravnrel
to secure Il financial settlement of the
damages. but ".Iohnny" grew comhative
and was bundled into IA patrol wagon and
taken to the Harrison street station. He
was booked for dlSor,lerly conduct and de
pustel sufficient funds tn secure his ap-
| pearance in court the next morning.
LabOuchere'S Little Prank.
Laboucherc. while undergoing his Lit
tle-go examination at Cambridge. noticed
| a number of don> prowling about, in the
hopes of catching some one cheating.
So he hastily Scrihhled Il few words on Il
sheet of paper. hid it away under his
blotter. and oStentationSly referred to it
| from time to time. with 4 great parade
| of locking furtivrly round To see that no
| body was looking. The trap was not
| long in taking effect Argus laundering
| ly inquired, what h" had got there. ''Nh.
| nothing-,t least. only Il piece of paper"
| Stammered the ingenious YOUTH provok-
| ingly But the examiner was mex
orahle He insisted "i, looking under
the blOttrr. and was rewarded Ivy read
| ing i'll a large. round hand the words:
You may lie very clever, lut you can't
T.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-18
Wherein French Women Excel.

Zone of the chief characteristics of
French women at Trouville," remarked
recently returned American. sis the OK
treme simplicity in which they dress at
these resorts. The more pronounced
their position in the world of rank and
fashion the more transformations their at
tire. 1t is always fresh and dainty, but
absolutely simple-and yet what SIM
plicity; and it gives to nous autres |,
hopeless, detected feeling that is impos-
sible to describe as we gaze upon the un-
attainable. With their clothes. however,
their superiority ends; for no English or
American woman could stand their COM
fortress homes and the untidy way in
which they keep house. l stayed at sew
eral chateaus while | was abroad, and
their menages were extraordinary-so
few servants, such uncomfortable rooms,
such want of womanly care every
where! No wonder that the word home
is not in their vocabulary. What sur
prised me most of all was the lack of
daintiness about everything. l had al
most said cleanliness. With my Anglo
Saxon ideas, it seemed dreadful to me
to have man do my room; but mon
sieur's valet and madame's femme de
chambre did the chamber work inlis-
criminately. There seemed to be no
head. nothing was what we would think
neat or comfortable; and came to the
conclusion that l would far rather have
the English and American knack of
home-making than the French aptitude
in Dress
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-18
Remarkable Death Notice.

Probably one of the most remarkable
advertised death notices ever printed is
that which has just appeared in a New
York evening newspaper, announcing the
demise of that brilliant pervert, William
Henry Hurlbert. Those who knew the
man best are most censorious of his con-
duct. and most glowing in their tributes
to his intellectual prowess, but it re-
manned for a woman. and she of all
others who should have resented the acts
with which he was charged. to pro-
test his innocence. even when death had
put it's seal upon the acts of his lifetime
This is what she has published:
HURLBERT-At Cadenabbia. OH Wednes
day, September +, after a long and agoll-
izing Illness, developed and aggravated by
the wrong and injustice inflicted on him by
the success Of all infamous conspiracy of
blackmail and SANDER, WILLIAM HENRY
Of his age. most deeply loved and mourneCl
by his Borrowing wife.
That is tribute of wifely devotion
rarely equalled. The rest of the world
has put the stamp of condemnation upon
the mans later career. but the wife
mourns and sorrows. and gives no ear
to the accusing voice Of all the world be-
side
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-18
TOO GAY FOR HIS FLOCK.
Rector De Kay Wore Duck Trousers and
Knew an Actress Husband

Rector De Kay Wore Duck Trousers and
Knew an Actress Husband.
The Rev. Is. De Kay has surrendered
the charge of the Fernbank Protestant
Episcopal church, of which he has been
rector for two years. says Il Cincinnati
dispatch. He did it on request from
the vestry, which acted after approval by
Bishop Jaeger of this diocese. The Rev.
Mr.. De Kay is about 40 years old and
single. For some time there had been
complaints from members of the church
and congregation about the way in which
the rector was deporting himself. They
said he was leading a too gay and ex
trava CANT life for the charge he held His
salary was $1,000 a year. yet he dressed
in white duck trousers, kept Il saddle
horse, smoked cigarettes and was abound
ingly cordial in his attention to the young
ladies' of his parish. Then last June Rob-
ert Fulford. the husband of Annie Pix,
ley. the actress. came to Cincinnati and
was the rectOr's guest. The good PEG.
pie did not like the idea of their rector
associatinG so much with actor folks.
Then the rector took a two months va,
cation abroad and information came back
that he was much in the company OF
his Old friend. Then there was gossip
that three young ladies' of the parish had
interpreted the attentions they had re-
ceived from the rector as proposals OF
marriage. When the rector returned
from abroad three weeks ago the vestry
had its mind made up and he was asked
to resign. which he did. He has gone
East He is an Englishman.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27
A Good Appetite

Always accompanies good health
and an absence of appetite in an
indication of something wrong.
The loss of a rational desire for
food is soon followed by lack Of
strength, for when the supply Of
fuel is cut off the fire burns low.
The system gets into a low state,
aud is liable TO severe attacks Of
disease. The universal testimony
given by those who have used
Hoods Sarsaparilla, as to It's great
merits in restoring and sharpening
the appetite, in prompting healthy
action Of the digestive organs, and
as purifier of the blood, consti-
tutes the strongest recommendation
that can be urged for any medicine.
Those who have never used Hood S
Sarsaparlla should surely do SO
this season.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27
Tired Weak, Nervous,

Means impure blood, and overwork
or too much strain on brain and
body. The only way to cure is to
feed the nerves on pure blood.
I honsands OF people certify thai,
the best blood purifier, the best
best nerve tonic and strength build
er is Hoods Sarsaparilia. What
il has done for others it will also
do for you-Hood's Cures.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27
Otice.

Notice is hereby gwen that the
Carroll County Teachers Institute
will be held at Green Forest, July
s. 8, 10, IL ami II, 1895.
The law requires all the schools
to be closed and al teacher ex.
pectlng to teach in this county to
attend. IL 2 BURNEY,
County Examiner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27
WARNING ORD Err.

In Circuit court, Eeastern District
Carroll county, Arkansas.
Mary Ann Hyson PlaintiGA
vs. WarAing order
Charles f. Hyson Def't)
The defendent, Charles Y IIyson. is warn
ed to apdear in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Mary
Ann Hyson.
Witness my hand and seal of said court this
l6 day of June 1895 Glp TAYLOR Clerk.
By j ID. ARNErT ID. G
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27
Rev. Congcr was caller NJ onday

Rev Conger was caller NJ onday
Stacy will cut your hair, shave
you or homo your razor,
Important-All persons indie BIT
ed to me must settle the same at
once and save cost. [ must collect.
WYATT L. BRAWEEY.
Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27

Bargains all along the line at W.
r. Sneed and Cos.
Don't let your wagon squeak
when you can buy one-half pint OF
castor oil at J. T. Orrell's for 5cts.
Mrs. Buell. has received new
and elegant supply OF ladies' hats.
She can now fit you in quality and
price.
Reports from Berryville are to
the effect that the prospects for q
grand celebration on the Fourth
are very fattering.
B. F. Webb of Rule and Miss
Nora MeKennon of Berryvllle were
married on last Sunday The hap
py couple has our best wishes.
iHE TRIBUNE would have been
much pleased had every citizen of
Green Forest heard DR.. Poynor's
lecture Monday evening on the
laws OF health. It certainly would
have inspired them 10 do some
thing toward the Improvement of
the sanitary condition Of their re-
spective promises. But few Of our
people seem TO have any concep
ton of the great necessity of
making their homes healthful.
While in Topeka last March e.
i. Barbe, a prominent newspaper
man of Cygne, Kan. was taken
with cholera morbus very severely.
The night clerk where be was
stopping happened to havea bottle
of Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Rcmcdy and gave
him three doses which relieved
him and be thinks saved his life,
Every family should keep this
remedy in their homes at all
times. No one eau tell how soon
it may be needed. 1t costs but a
trife and may be the means OF
saving much suffering and perhaps
the life of some member OF the
family. 25 and 50cbottles for sale
by J. e Harbert, druggist.
The private examination Of some
parties desiring to teach granted
by Examiner Reagan Of the West
ern District to teachers Of the
Eastern district here during the
Normal seems to us very irregu-
! lar way OF transacting business, if
| indeed it is not over reaching his
authority to do so. Examiner
Burncy of the Eastern district, fol
lowing directions of Supt. Jordon,
postponed the regular quarterly
examination until after the Normal, !,
and it is agains, his rules to grant
a private examination at all. Mr..
! Reagan was fully cognlzant ofthese
facts. Just why he WAS induced to
give authority to party here to
conduct private examinations we
cannot understand. TO say the
least oft is an Unjust oo to Prof.
Burney.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27

tI W III. 5hGed q 20.
While at Peekskill. N. Y. Mr..
j. A. Scriven, q prominent manu-
facturor OF New York City, purchas-
ed a bot0e Of hamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Such good results were
obtained from its use that he sent
back TO the druggist from whom
he had obtained it for two more
bottles of the same remedy. Whom
you have cough or cold give this
preparation a trial and like Mr..
SERVE" YOU will want it when in
need OF such medicine. 1t is n
remedy OF great worth and merit,
rs and soc bottles for sale by J. r.
Harbcrt, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27
I0CAL and PERSONAL.
Warm.
| Excellent rains.

W arm.
Excellent rains.
court next Monday.
harrison has a tree siIver club.
<ext Thursday is The glorious
prospects for corn crops were
-er bettaT.
orof. Barnoy viii be home from
rshall next Sunday.
,rtbbort Clarke was visitor
m BerryviIe Monday,
call at ". r. snoed 6 Cos,
see the Great Eye Am.
\ e are glad to note that Mrs.
[A. But is slightly improved.
|insleY & heal have finished the
lie aud brick work on G. Camps
|ev. sbangle was in town Tues
Hosays he will soon have
wateYmcl0ns,
|acy, the barber, has made
al arraagmont for the ac-
hodations OF gentleman attend
be Normal.
s.. Lynch and J. T., Leather
each have our thanks for
tent samples OF early peaches.
gam gentleman.
b. Walker has left at our office
sh Of the following denim
Tvonty-four inches long and
E inches in diameter. Who
at il?
D Paul and Miss Bebocca
were married last Wednes-
Osaee. They have many
) here who wish them
(roas and happy life.
Esaac standlee is visiting
is son, James Standlee, west
b. lie promises to preach a
fmons ia Green Forest be-
burning to his home.
Is and Boots have advanced
Ncent in the markets, but W.
ed & Co. purchased their
stock before the raise,
Pently they are prepared to
ormer prices.
r, Butt has secured the first
rs is place in the Berryville
md ehool. Mr.. Butt is u young
exceptional ability and
ie does we'll to secure his
Prot. w. D. Crawford
prinoipalship Of that
he Jessie Evans, Dollie Poy-
tC rtle Pyron and Pearl Lut-
Messrs james Mcconnell,
4 odwin, J. F. Laracy and
pat inson formed pleasure
nev om Berryville, paving
rest d visit Sunday. They
yO otel Pleasant.
~ i pperintendcnt Jordon has
ned Prot. Burney "a
aminer to examine teach
:, te license. He will
)GLN rst examination at Mar
F, =, Nv eek, and no doubt ar
: : an examination here in
w. - ture. This is quite
~, Wv, 10 Prot. Burney as
.'e' our town.
w rel. Burney authorizes
'U' pnce that at the close of
nus he will hold an exami.
6 Nv State license.
pore of Marble City
oUBJ pgh here Sunday en-
i.ouI from the meeting of
. Republican League
eland, Ohio. He said,
: q or be club could not de-
,,rc polce for the presi-
sood date, the outside indi-
&c sll all for Mckinley. Mr..
,.nn h tterly covered with
and 4 dyes.
z. ps little grand chrildren
= hing this hot summer
..sss;; are troubled with
"a TIA sss d int. give them
q 81 M M Collie, Cholera and
WW nedy and it acts like
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27

alize that our conveniences are
not what they ought to be, nor
what we hope for them to be, yet
we trust that those who are sur.
rounded by more fortunate cir
cnmstances, when at home, will,
while they are here, bear with us
with as much leniency as their
good nature will permit and we
promise them to improve on our
present situation as fast as our
means will admit.
Berryville has a local circus
under the management of George
& Davis. These young gentleman
have organized Il troupe otiuvenllo
actors that astonish the natives.
Their first performance was given
on last Friday night. They will
give another entertainment
en- July 8 and 4. All railroads are
expected to give halt rates.
Attorneys a. Davis of Eureka
Springs and DeRoos Bailey of Har-
rison were here Tuesday taking
depositions in the case of L. 3.
Subway & Co. and American mort
gage Co. s G. w. Baker in equity,
which will be tried at the August
term Of circuit court, J. L. Rus
sell, Notary Public, was employed
to take the evidence.
Some time ago | was troubled
with an attack of rheumatism.
| used Chamberlain's Pain Balm
aud was completely cured, ] have
Stree advised many OF my friends
and customers to try the remedy
and all speak highly OF it. Simon
oIdbaum, San Luis Rey, Cal. For
sale by J. f, Harbert, druggist.
THE TRIBUNE very much regrets
to learn that our old-time special
friend, r. L Meador, Of Eureka
is critically i'll. Lewis
many friends in and around Green
Forest are anxious 70 welcome the
news of his recovery.
The City Council appropriated
$l25.00 to buy 5000 copies Of the
Springfield Democrat which is to
contain write-up of Harrison and
Boone county.-Harrlson Rcpub-
lican.
Some prowling midnight mau-
rauders broke out several window
lights and otherwise disturbed the
quiet of the town Saturday night
by making hideous noises.
All persons who intend to enter
the contest at Berryville July 20,
would better begin to prepare.
Two gold medals will be given to
some OF our young people.
Tom Reed, a small blind boy,
fell into the public we'll at Berry
vile Monday. He was .escued By
Charley Davis without sustaining
serious injuries.
A good appetite and refreshing
sleep are essential to health OF
mind and body, and these are
given by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Teachers, bear in mind that the
county institute bias been called to
meet in conjunction with the
last week OF the Normal.
You are back number If you
do not get barber to cut your
hair Stacy will do your work
for you to queens taste.
Assessor Shipman arrived Tues
day and has since been busily en-
gagged in listing the property Of
Hickory township.
Mrs. Sallio Callen, wife Of A. G
Callen, has been lying very low
tor several days. She is not ox
pected to live.
You can save postage by order
ing the Giobe Democrat or the St
Louis Republic at THE TRIBUNE
office.
While in Berryville if you want
q good meal or your team well
cared for stop at the Southern
Hotel.
T. x. Hubbs informs us that he
will shortly begin tho burning OF Il
brick kiln ut his farm south OF
town.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27
Fourth Of July!

There will be grand 4th OF
July celebration at Parker school
house 3 1-2 miles northeast of
Green Forest Everybody invited
10 attend. Dinner on the
grounds. Swings, lemonade stands,
and places of amusement will be
charged q reasonable fee. Prot.
Smith and choir will furnish music
throughout the day.
PROGRAM:
Grand procession.
Prayer.
Reading Declaration Independ-
ence by W, r Phillips.
Welcome Address.
Response.
O'ations by F. o. Butt, A. J.
Russell and others.
Dinner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-27

Everything and anything you
want aud al the bottom rock prices
at w. r. Sneed & Co.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18

nprpegtf9e arfttI9e Seemann uno ,yG9cr
Soeren &rpemer fiir3li1 in @nglanb genez
fen, UNI nit lieutenant ptfe aQe ndberen
8orbereitungen gu befpre6en. S40n cHf
mebreren frii6eren Reiien nar &roerter Der
-@efdbrte Bites in ben norbti6en Meeren.
Sn ben Sa6ren 1850 iiberlpinterte Eits
GQetn duf Der GprbIeeinfel, an Der NoroDitz
tiifte SptBbergens. Bife bat au9 auf Nld5fd
Yufonflufe, in NbeTftnien, I'M &autdz
Jus unb in ben 4tlenii6en Mnben Der SagD
pbgeIegen. @5 lit Bites Nbii6t, i'm rd9iten
Sriibiabr BON NDrlpegen in einem nDrtpegtz
f6en Walfii9bampfer nab Der Rorbieeiniel
81 fabren, bort ietn 9au5, ipel9es ftA aui
Der Sniel befinbet, an 8orb 81 nebmen unD
bann na9 Dem Sran3 SOTepbs@2anb 81
fd6ren. Sprt tptr0 er bds 0aus tpteDer dufz
f6lagen unD iiberiptntern. SIM 6rii6ling
min er Johann cine S9ltttenfa6rt mad bern
Yole 81 unterne6men. Der Getienbe SSddz
ion, pel9er ii9 auf benz yMinbnarb" nad)
ben artttI6en 9egenben aufgema9t bat,
min ben Pol uuf berIelben &oute 3u erreis
6en fu9en. Der ,WinDpdrb" lit pabrs
i4etnli9 i'm lebten 9erbit no3 Dem Tran3
Sofephs@Gdno gefpmmen unb iibertpintert
fDegen oeS Gtfes an Der &iiite bon NDppia>
Semlia.
Ius 21Dn tptrb fplgenbe biibf6e Ges
13tdte bert9tet: Sn Der &boneitabt pttfte
CUR 3ett Oes ~3tpetten &dilerrei1es Elm @rG=
felt 8dtfie, ben feline Sreuube nit Ieinerl
Yariier SoQegen 9auBmann 81 bergletden
pfGegten. DIS bie1er 1e6r riidft9tslo7e Sc
ante @noe Der 60er Sabre tdrb, pur0e To-
fort beF3Gpfen, i6m Elm 9entmal gu ieBen,
5u benz Die n0t6tgen Sonos balb %5uiammen=
gebrd@t tpurben. 8ereits mar Der Sode(
i'm parte ntete Dor" aufgefte1t unb bas eOle
8tlbntB bes Serrn Battle in Bronco 9egOfen,
alS Der Srteg beteinbra9, Der Der b%onapartt=
i6e1 Gegterung Elm Gnbe .md@te. oSebt
tonnte man audi ntG6t me6r bdran benfen,
Dem imperialiiii6en 8eamten cine Statue
gu errt6ten, unb 70 tpnr0e BENIN bas 8rDnteA
bib in bic Seller beS Stabtbaufes berbauttt.
&ein Meni9 ba9te mebr on bafIelbe, bis
leBt6in Die Sbee, Dem berii6mten PbDftoloz
gen CLAUDE 8ernarb in feiner 8ateritaDt
2Don Elm 9enfmal 81 Ieben, tpieber aufgea
ommen ipurbe. Nber pbglet9 maj bereit5
II Sabre 6tnbur9 ale mDglt6en 0eriu9e
gena6t, bic nDt6igen 6Dnbs 3uIammen3u>
brtngen, fe6lten nod INNER $4,000 Src5.
CUR @ertptrtGt9ung bes 9lares. 0a pdnote
fi4 elmer Der berDOrragenbiten S9ilerGGaltbe
8ernarb's, 6err 9fapbael Dubois, an cen
@oiuntten in 2pon nit Der 8itte, tbm NIT
3utbetlen, Db ni3t trgenb cine aIte 8roncez
%ftatue, bic man umgieBen tOnnte, i'm 8er5e
Der Stabt 2pon tpGre. Man u@te unb Itieb
auf bas 8tIbntB Battles, bas nun einn1iz
tbig BON Dem @~emeinberat6 fir bas 8ernz
orbzO entmaG bergegeben tpurbe, Nunmtbr
regte fi9 Die Tamtlte beS e~infttgen Yrdfetten
unb md6te fi9 erbOtig, Der StdOt 2Don bo8
9entmal fir $4,000 Srs, db3utuufen, il
baB an bic 9eriteQun9 Der Gr3itatue bcs
groBen P6piiolOgen nunmebr 9ef4ritten
perben tan1.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
0(S I'D jung No6 War.
~Eene 0eI9tdten aus DER maIobeimotb
bon Beter y~aO1egger.
(GortfesunQ.l

GFortfebunQ)
Infer alter S9ulmei1ter 5tonO INNER
glet9 bemiit6ig in {einem 6interqrut1be.
oM6d, Die bats bpppelt!!" fQgte Der 8farz
rer plDBlt9, alS er Die S9iefertafel zines
9trnbls u1nqefpenbet 6atte unb Dielelbe benz
9e3anten 6in6ielt. Die feline Si0ent6iiz
mertn ftano auf unb fagte: rOos 0intere
gilt beute ntdt, bas tit nod pon Der 59uG'
6er."
r@olen einmaI ie6en, mas S6r in Gurer
S9ule fir Elm 0tttanbo 6abt," 1pra6 Der
0e6ant unb las laut Die S6rift au1 Der
Giidieite Der Safel: y@bel lei Der Men7 Il
bilfret6 unb gut, bds aIein unter19etbet i'm
bon anberen @ef9Dpfen."
sic neigten Die &0pfe unb Der 9e8ant
murmelte: ugtt6t libel! Nur f9abe, baB e8
bom alien 9eiben it,"
9amit mar bic priifung bef6lOfiea. Die
9erren batten fi9 3ufammengeteQt un6
lpraAen letfe miteindnber. Der Yfarrer
f4ittelte Die 467eln unb ma6te nit ben
ausge6retteten 0dnben cine @ete, bic mir
nt6t %berfanben, ais er ft9 81 uns tpenbete
un0 fpra9: y2tebe &tnber! Mir iinb nit
SUD fe6r 3ufrieben. @8 finb SUD ou6
PrGmien permetnt, aber sS6r miifet narten,
mir huben beute f6On ale uusge9e6en, ite
tperoen SUD na9gef4idt tper0en. Sobrt
III 70 fort, lernet fIeiBtg unb oergeNet bic
8ebote @ottes unb Die 9ebote Der 9etltgen
&tr9e ni3t."
rtnb 1bann tonnten mir geben. Der ate
Ntidel ma3te oOr ben 0erren nod feline e6re
erbtetige 8erneigung unb ging NIT ltns. On
Der Sbir lon ibm i'm 9Driibergeben her
u93uloater" ms Sbr g%erount BADEN: ,.Oie
Prdmiirten baben es nt4t baGb 10 gut 9ez
mG1t!@
9erndd itanOen mir auf benz &ir3pGaBe
mod eth bis4en berum; enblt9 funb unIer
S4ulmeiiter, baB es 3ett lei, BEN 9eimipeg
dn3utreten. 9te MObl6abenDen. gi1tgen NOD
in ben 8GderIaben I'm ie cine @emmel, mir
atberen erquidten uns unterpegs an fri
14en Auelen unO fteGten Mutma5ungen
an, mann mir Die 8r6mien na99ef9idt err
halten, l1nb tporin fte beiteben ipiirben. Der
dlte @4ulmeiiter nabm aug feiner 0oIe cine
Prt1e I'm bic anbere unO i9pieg.
@uf bic Prdmten tparten mir NOD 9eute.