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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-08-05

which can be bought by the yard and
is very inexpensive, is set in along the
edges as pictured. The ties are straight
lengths of lawn finished with narrow
hems
band for the neck and cuffs fol-
the sleeves are made to match BY
edging straight strips of the lawn with
the scalloped embroidery.
The second apron is of dotted swiss
set together with an insertion of EN-
broidery. A narrow hem finishes the
sides and wider one extends acrosI
the bottom The bands for the collai
and cuffs are made by sewing a
hemmed strip of the swiss to length
of the insertion.
The addition of the collar and cuff
bands will make an attractive outfit to
be worn by maid who serves at table
There are several good designs for
these aprons, all constructed with a
view to making them launder as easily
as handkerchief
JULIA BoTToMLEY.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-08-05

to this world of tickle winds and eli
mates.
Three of them are shown here.
Among them is new example of the
baby's longtime friend, the crocheted
sack. This is made Of light zephyr
In white, and consists of yoke and
body, the yoke crocheted Of yarn
and light blue embroidery silk in al
ternate rows. 1t is finished with
border of scallops and a beading at
the neck all crocheted. AS finish.
the neck and scallops are edged with
the silk. A chain-stitch of the silk
outlines the scallops and small
shell" edge finishes the neck. sleeves,
bottom and opening edges.
Satin ribbon a half-inch wide is run
in the beading at the neck and tied
in a bow at the front. A bow of it
is perched at the top of each sleeve.
At the right simpler little garment
is made of a circle of cashmere. 1t is
folded over and small circle cut
out at the center for the neck opening.
1t is split to make the front opening
and slashed up little way to form
the sleeves. All edges are worked
with light pink embroidery silk in
scallops and small flower sprays are
added to the front and sleeves. Mar
row pink satin ribbons join the edges
with little bows.
If one cannot embroider, pretty
sacque is made of cashmere, having
the edges finished with narrow satin
ribbon. This is shirred on each edge
and sewed down to take the place Of
embroidery. The sleeves are slashed
and the edges tied together with bows
of ribbon which serve also to fasten
the sacque at the front, as shown in
he picture.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-08-05
Dodder also occasionally oc-

titles. Dodder also occasionally &C.
ours.
During the last few years dodders
have made their appearance in diff
ferent sections of the country upon
clover. The following species have
been reported upon alfalfa and clover.
Cuscuta cpithymum occurring on al
falfa and clover; the fax dodder, Gus
cuta cpilimum, occurring upon alfalfa
and fax; the clover dodder or C. race
mosa Gillian upon the clover, the
warty dodder, native to the southern
states, is found upon alfalfa and Glow
Ell; the G. arvensis or field dodder is
the most common species east of the
Mississippi Valley.
The dodders are leafess, excepting
the small scales on the stems; herbs
Of yellowish color, with threadlike
stems twining around the plants upon
which they live. They pierce the bark
with small and short rootlets which
are called suckers. The seeds are
small, yet there is stored sufficient
nourishment in them to give the en-
bryo a start.
The seed terminates in the soil and
grows sufficiently in length to allow it
to come in contact with the plant upon
which 1t lives, when it Immediately
sends in its suckers, and thus becomes
established upon the plant as though it
were a part of the host.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-08-05
KEEP FARMS CLEAN
OF N0XI0US PLANTS
Farmers Should Band Together
and Make Weed Eradication
a Common Object.
(By L. M. BENN1NGToN.)

The farmers of every neighborhood
should band together and make weed
eradication common object. Individ-
ual work alone may keep a farm fair
ly free from troublesome weeds, but
the complete destroying of weeds can
only be accomplished by concentrated,
persistent effort on the part of the
adjoining land owners.
It is useless for us to try to clean
our farms from noxious weeds If we
allow ANIMALS to mature seed, and the
perennials to extend their root-sys-
tens, and SOW grain and grass seed
that contain weed seeds, and broad
cast it in the farm manures.
Fields that are occupied by the
same crop year after year, and where
farm stock is not fed in sufficient num-
bers and variety to compel crop rota-
ton are seldom free from noxious
weeds
Crop rotations and grass growing
provide constant disturbance to nox-
ious weeds, and when REINFORCED by
a relentless war on roadside and pas
ture weeds and clean cultivation, ul-
timately drive out many of the more
troublesome varieties.
On farms where cattle, horses,
sheep and hogs are kept in large num-
bers the owner is compelled to grow
variety of crops and follow a rotation
that will constantly disturb the weeds.
This practice will enable him to clean
up his fields from weed pests.
Different kinds of weeds require
different treatment, but an intelligent,
persistent effort will bring farm to
a condition so that its owner may d.
rect more attention to certain por-
lions of the farm that are infected
with the more troublesome varieties
of weeds.
Weeds thrive best when they are
not disturbed. Crop rotation and clean
cultivation constantly disturb them
and hold them in check.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-08-05
GROWERS URGED TO
IMPROVE PACKAGE
Attractive and Carefully Graded
Fruit Will Always Command
Highest Prices.
(By L. M. BENNINGToN0

That all fruit ought to be carefully
graded and packed is an axiom most
frequently neglected in practice. Al
though considerable advance has been
made in this respect, stimulated, no
doubt, by the advice of statesmen,
there is still room in many instances
for improvement.
A few small or specked apples, or
bruised pears, or plums lacking in ap-
pearance and color, will ruin the value
of a whole package; and fruit thrown
together just as it is picked returns
only half the price of consignment
which is dispatched tastefully and
consistently.
An attractive and well-packed con-
signment of fruit will often bring
twice the price Of one slovenly and
indifferently packed.
Not taking into account the choicest
fruit, which may be decorated with
and packed in fancy paper, shavlngs
and cotton wool. the ordinary paper
of commerce is suitable, but thicker
paper is required for apples and pears
to prevent bruising.
Newspapers answer admirably for
packing purposes. Wood wool, espe-
cially prepared in several qualities,
may be obtained at reasonable
price.
Fruit growers are frequently urged
to improve their packages, but there
are difficulties which must be sur
mounted.
The grower must discover the rank
of the public and conform to their
tastes and predictions. Instead OF
sending all his fruit to one market
he must use his ingenuity and energy
in dispatching his fruit where 1t is
most acceptable and profitable.
In one great market there may be
a superiuity and in another an insuf-
ficient supply of certain kinds of fruit.
1t is the growers business to find
out these diversities and to market
his wares accordingly, and he can do
this by the aid of the telegraph and
the telephone.
A grower should from time to time
attend the different markets, not only
TO learn the condition in which his
own fruit arrives, but to obtain infor-
nation and hints for his future guild
ance and benefit.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-08-05

Trim little serving aprons, like those
shown in the picture given here, are
made of lawn dimity. dotted null,
cross-bar muslin or any other of the
half transparent and inexpensive cot
ton goods that launder well. The pat
tern is neat and graceful and makes 1t
possible to cut the apron from small
pieces of goods which one may have
left over from other things. The mar
row apron is cut with panel and bib
in one at the center and two side
cores. These are set together with
long strips of the material or with a
contrasting material or with embroid-
cry insertion. The strips are long
enough to pass over the shoulders and
cross at the back. They are pinned to
the waist line and covered by the band
or ties that fasten the apron in bow
with short ends, at the back
The manner of setting together and
finishing them is very simple. At the
left of the picture is shown an apron
cut from lawn, the pieces Joined BY
plain strips, turned under along the
edges and machine stitched to the
cores 1t is hemmed at the sides and
bottom and across the top of the panel
and narrow band is set on at the top
Of each gore. An edging of machine
made buttonhole-stitched scallops.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-08-05
The Soil for Strawberries.

Strawberries can be grown in al
most any soil but, as rule, they take
kindly to light loan, or in general
terms, a good corn land is good fruit
land. This must be in fine condition
of filth, be deep, have good humus
content, SO as to retain moisture, be
free from witch grass and wetE seed.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-08-05
WOULD USE STATE CONVlCTS
Fort Scott Boosters Start Agitation
for Rock Highway to Cross Kansas
From East to West.

Fort Scott has started a movement
for a rock road across Kansas with a
connection with the rock road now
being built across Missouri. A meet
ing was held at Fort Scott few days
ago and plans made to get the move
ment started by Bourbon county
building about fifteen miles of road
to the west line of the county. Early
this fall the question will be taken up
with Allen Woodson, Greenwood, But
Ter, Sedgwick, Reno and other coun-
ties to the est line Of the state to
get them to join in the plan for road
nearly five hundred miles long.
Kansas coul. use it's convicts in
building this road If the counties
would comply with the restrictions
placed by the legislature and the
counties furnish the material and
bridges. The western part of the
state probably would object to the ex-
pense of a rock road, but the soil and
climatic conditions in that part are
such that usually good dirt roads are
sufficient.
Pittsburg Has a Country Club
Pittsburgs new country club was
opened recently with party, to
which several hundred persons were
invited. Old ldlehour park, an amuse-
ment place of several years ago, has
been converted into a home for the
club, which was organized last spring
X X X
Woman Dead From Burns. - Mrs.
Matte Switzer, 43 years old, died at
her home in Augusta, the other day,
from burns received July 4 when the
gas in an oven exploded.
r X X
Asks $4,000 fora Life.-A suit ask
ing $4,000 damages for the death Of
her husband, Owen Thomas, has been
filed in the Lyon county district court
by Mrs. Ida Thomas. Thomas, a rail
road conductor, was killed in the San
ia Fe yards at Florence last Deem
Der, when he was struck by an NJ. &
M. passenger train. Thomas was con-
ductor on a through freight and the
suit is brought under the federal liza
bility law which places no limit on the
amount of damages which may be
asked. A state law places a $4,000
limit on such claims. This suit is the
first filed under the federal law in
Emporia and is creating much interest
x X x
Six iunered at'HIs Party.-Six hun.
dred persons attended the seth birth.
day anniversary celebration of Thos
Coughlin at his farm home near Paola
recently. Two bands and people from
several towns attended the celebra
ton.
$4,000 School for Hiawatha.-Hia
watha recently gave a majority of q
votes to a proposition to issue bond.
for a $4,000 high school building.
X X x
Young Motorist killed.-Archie An
drews of Junction City, 20 years Ole
and unmarried, was killed the Other
night when his motor car went into
the ditch one mile south of Abilene
Two young men with him were not in
jured.
X X
County Attorney Weds.-E. ]. Tag
CART, county attorney Of Sumner coun
ty and former probate judge, and Mis-.
Almeda King, also of Wellington
we're united in marriage recently a
the residence of the brides mother
Mrs. Leila King.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-08-05
Black Net Sleeves.

Collar and bishop sleeves of blacl
net are effective In blouse Of white
satin. The wrists are finished wjAh
fiaring picot edged friliR.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

3Ghlte BON ben Sdlah;en brauBen.
DO bic unieren nie bic QGpen
tdmpftsn, unb boB oas 8lut. bos
ouh sr mitpereohen, Ten berrlids
fen Sieg ertaufen rirbe
enblif Iddelte 10 Elm 5ermartsrtes
Gefi6t in ieinen 0ualea. unb leiis
briidte cine fdmer33ittsrnbe 9ano
bic ibre.
Sn piefsr 3eit eins nit unferet
sSrene eine Wanblung DOT. Wir Dor.
ten toum mebr Elm bobnif6es ober
bp6fabrenbes Wprt bon ibr. Sic
mar nur bon Wdnnern umgeben -
bic lie ebemols gu percdten poraab.
benen ie tauIenb AlsinliAteitsn.
GdpGden unb Gitelfet:en oorfparf
- i'm Spttal lernte re bes Mone
mes Sein unb Meien tennen, in
bieien &inbern, bic ergeben litten.
nadoem lie ME 9elben getdmpft bot<
ten. Die aroft unb be GroBe, bic
Site uno bic Schulz ishes einSelnen
unter ibnen offenbarte |id ibr mic
elm beiIiess Gponeelium. Srene NOR
aud nidt meIandoliih cher sriibIe>
rid in biefer 3eit. lter BON uns
olen in bieien Winieitossn bat
benin an fff ben'en mo9en2 Wir
tparen cine Mrmee bon belfenoen
6Gnben unb brenneneen Screen.
nifts onberes mai in rnIerem Qeben
oIs bic SdIe ~unferes Gpitals. bic
fih I'M Wonoel Der W34)en unb Moz
nate fiiuten unb lesrten.
Gines 2dses bradte mo uns
einen iuneen OberlsutnGnt BON ben
&aiIsridgern. Gr mar fart benpms
men bon ben Spiumgabsn, bic ben
Sronsport botten ermoeli9en mill
fen. Mls Der Raufh uno bic 8e=
nommenbeit bon ibm mid. lit er
Sag unb Nott unter q~udIenhften
ShmerSen, ooB bic Isr3te rotlps
itonoen unb befirhieten. er tonnte
Dor Sdmer5sn tobfii4tia psrben.
IS NOR bic Rebe banon, ibn in cine
RsrpenbeilonItaIt gu iiberfiibren. um
bies etipa nod 81 permeioen. trus
iih Serene on, bic Yfls5s oieies 9ers
punoeten pouig gu ibernebmen. Sn
unierem SpitoIe tpuros elm tIsiuss
Simmer ausgerGumt, oort brad)te
man ben Qeioenbsn inter. Srene uno
ih 6etreuten ibn.
Was Sreue babel l~eiitete. lit urs
iagbar. SD tpeiB nidt. ipis lie es
sutpege bruhte, ober inter ibren
odnoen muroe sr itiI. itobnts uno
isnfste nur mshr. SD peiB nidt
mebr. mas ie lagte ooeE tat, aber
INNER rubiser nurpe sr. Elm Sp..a
bon pieosr erpudencem geben
ipieIts iber nas perfalline 9eiiht.
10 lebr nubte lie ibm Wut gu ges
ben, oaB er islbit su boffen uno su
slauben be9onn. Iuh Die Asrste
Iproten pon elmer mo9liden Rsts
tung. Sreue brad,ts inm tGgIi9
9lumen, Sr6ioeen. Reiten, 9tolsn
er ahnte taum. ipie tpitbar Gle
@abe mar. llno ME ninnte er lie
mie uns nnoers rSdwtfter", icna
bern ~Vtutterl" iaate et 3u ibr. AIs
es immer befsr nit ibn ltano. psrs
Ian9te er 9insr. Sd pnlte in
%unierer Spitalsbiblintbet etlpas fir
ihn buItn. -Sab uur.~ iogts Srsns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

@uh i'd perIieB bas 3tnmer. Srens
tonnte ALIEN nit benz Sterbennen
bleiben. SD e0nnte ibr Die ihmerss
li6e Meibeitunbe pes gbfanbes.
Nm onbersn Mlorgen mar a1es
noriiber. Seine 0erparoten reins
ten unb iammerten uno tnieten runp
um bas Eager. Damn fdoben Iie
sufammen. goben bic Nahn fret fir
Serene, bic etnen bunt!ea 0eilhens
tron5 ouf feline gefol:sten 9dnoe
ls9te. !5od)auf9eri9tet eing iie. sic
perbar9 ben Sdmer5, ME iie bic
2iebe beimlid 9etraeen. 8eim Be-
grdbnihe mar bon uns beiben nur
i9 onnefenb. Srene 6atte neue
Yottenten iibernommsn unn pflegte
in einem Der Sale. aIs i9 bonn
8eerdbniTe auriidtebrts, iie in bic
arme i6Iieben noate, irebrte p,,
rHidt fpreden," bat lie. pni9t bar
an riibren, ipnft ertro8 IDS nift.."
Spdter iagte ie sinmol troumperz
loren - pieneidt bate i'd es nihi
horen iofIen -: rgiur slnen Wunid
8ereinigung er bolt mid bnlb
--
8alb na6ber ertrant.s fe an 2un-
eenentsiinbung. Sic bn.te fi9 cuff
serteben. lire erfdopften ardfte tptz
berftanben niht. GO glna ihr Wunfh
in @rfliauns. Serene lit nidt mebr.
los er uns barnus ocr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31

fdoften niht mebr. oo ibr ungetei.
teter Sinn in Der Qudl fhlaflos
burhgrii6eIter Nddte 5ie gitternia
INNER neuer, uugeI0fter Gra9sn
burdgetoitet botte. Su3spiffen mar
Srene Is Sabre ali ge;oorbsn. uno
erit iebt miro es mir p5uig tlar, ME
eigeur-tis id0n fie 81 iensr 3eit
mar. 8ir lpnren 10 iebr an bic
%bIaiTen, r%eaelmdBig ge3e,tueten 3iia
&c gep0bnt. oaB mir fpsiter tein
Weieus bnrnus moften. uno psnn
elm SSremoer faqte. ME Ihon lie fei.
10 nidten mir NIT ben a0pfen unb
meinten ia. ia. rsdt hiibif" -.
4ber beute erlfeint mir Srsnes
Nntlib ols bos binreibepbite unb
babel fibefte. bus ih in meinem
gansen 2eben 9efe1en h,be.
8em TrGngsn Der Nluttet nab
gebenb. entiAipB lie fit. nit uns
anberen 9alInooi3en bic erite 5an3
unter9altung gu beiuden. Jeoe pon
uns meinte iih outs orGhtiaite Der
aussepubt. o6sr tsine loor. bic nitt
bob einsn Stid I'M 9er3sn emp,
fdno. ais tie on ienem Abeuo Sree
mems 9epahr puroe. oenn Iumt uni
~ipnoerS fhienen mir 4fdenputteI
ueben ihr -. Die Mutter bate ie
in peiben 4tlo8 getIe'eet pie cine
9rout. an Der gruft trug le peife
Roien. unb bic i'm Tcden oufgez
itsttsn 9lonb5opfe ndrer NIT Ians
gen perleHi tniirsn ourflflodten.
Die iunoen 6erren Ihottsn lid um
iis. uno tper teinen 1ans. tsinsn
gIid. tein Mort erhaiteu tounts.
bIieb osnno6 itehen uno 9affte if
on. Sbre Mutter IirnhIte be
GelbftbeipuBtlein in siiler Sreaoe,
Nber Srsne babe ih a,tt Elm sin-
siges Nal IddeIn gsiebtl, Sic tang
te. pis man Elm Qenfum obtut.
~Wih maf1t hos oIs3 10 miihe," "
tIogte iis mir, ols mir p;nen NuQens
bid por einem Spiegel allein tam
ben uno bic Sdn3er in reipettpoGlsr
Gntfernun9 horrtsn. - ~Wsnn man
nit 9eiddrften, lpoden Ginuen in
bisIe8 aufQereQte. hatbpnbniinnias
5rciben b%insinbIidt. meint man
nihts anoeres, ala bob iran iih in
einem Sollh.as b%eTinpe. Warum
muB meme GmpfiubunqS.pelt 10 iebr
bon Der suren obtusiden $3.50 i'd 1Iou-
be. ih tperoe in oieism yeben teinen
ein3isen Iu9enblid oe8 Slides
burttoiten -"
Rod oisism srIttu BAN bat ST..
ne ME pieeer einen be'uht. TeTens
unQeottet itromitn 9elpumoerer unt
8eperber ins !6nus. Wenn lie nun
pteIletdlt bon einem ebrlib rerIiebs
ten Sungen umnorben mproen ma,
re, lpenn es @inoernlGs unb 0ina
tsrhdlts ge9eben bctts, Gin bi6her
Voeile. pitlsiht bate i'd aud Die
ies ImaSonenbet5 eraeben. 4ber q
mar niht Die notige tet!i9e Stia.
um iie, ooB Elm SdidiaIslport Der.
nehmbdr 9erpeien mare. Niht cir
lunger Y}0nn tam neiu, sebn
5ipnn5i9 mebr. Die halbe Stnot
bat iih bel Srsne eintn Serb &C.
belt. llno ipeil ite intrsr oaroui
porbereitet iein aubte. aab elmer Fl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
aren't.

Bon GnIauueIa gnroniu Ruttl Qotpei,
treli3.
Giniae uHter uns ba6en Iie lhmGre
meriid seIiebt, anoere toBten tie -
ipie ShuImdohen oos dut tonnen,
nit tauIeno 9tidsIeiea uno tlupi,
tfen 8osGeiten. 0leih5 Iltig blte6
teine. Sic lernte gIeiatam lpieleno.
Wenn mir iiber oas 1henla zines
MufiaBes leuf5ten. unt.rsinauber mi
tpelten uno ratios in be Gden hes
Alolsn5immers itarrten. lpiBte Gre.
ne ieelenrubig cine 4n5 bi SIeiItlite,
bic nsben benz u~ebung55efte bereit.
lle9sn mubteu. neigie Die QetranTte
Gtirn iber oas glatt uEto beqalln.
Balo 9etuahrten mir, D1B Der Stcff
fur tie ie9Iide Sprooisttit nerloren
bate. benin tie getiet in ~fliegeuoe
baft. uno Elm 8Ieiitilt uah benz
anoeren ipanottte. FUNGI selporoen,
auf ieinen plaB 3urid, Gin leitt
ongetpanntes Sdhein lag auf ihrsm
Oefidt, uno tpdbreno Der Barren I'M
isrer neniger beittpingten pbanta>
ne ldngIam oahertrobel.e. in tauieuo
Roten mobI auh itedsn bIieb, fiibrs
te lie ibre Mrbeit in b%rillnntsm
Jiuge gu Gnoe. tramte Iit Elm 8uh
bon gu 9aufe aus bern Sdulrons
gen nno nertlefte iitl torein. sic
iiebte es uIht. nm i6r. 2~ettiire BE-
troat 3u peroen. Wir ioben audi
ME bic nerIodenosu llmihldae elmer
goIogepreBtsn alora Gton. Gmmi
Rhpoen, oosr IonItigtd Bodfilus
fhfporm in ihrn !oduaen. ionoern
e fdlenen piTenihoftI'te 9ider.
bic tie Der bduslid)en 8ibIiotbet eni.
nommen batts. Spater. nl8 ib i6r
Elm penia ndttrtrot, erfubr ih, oob
tne fid nddtelang nit Sdlopenhnuer.
RieBlde nnb ionItioen iftpergrinbis
gen Bbiloiopbn berunihlua, Zee
nnb ~Itarten 3offe oosu trant, nab
reno bic nifts obnsnoe ober alIsu
nadfihties Mutter einioe Simmer
ipeiter rubis idIief.
Dab Sreus burh bic Wabl ibrer
seiitt9en 6ibrer, ourt ben WuIt
nan pieI unperitanoenem uno ons
obfolute ll~npermogen, id, einem er.
fahrenen 8eroier gu ofieabareu. Der
tie in oiefem Wirrparr, Der Emp
finonngen bate Ieiten tonnen 500 in
sroBe ieeliide Rot ssr,si. meiue id,
spohl. NrberTsits lit le tpie ole
8ertinber unb &ortdmaEer; iie iuur
bic erite in unisrsm Rrelie, bic nab
ermeitsrtem Wiisn bunaerte uno
biiritst.. Oils bic 6oaihulen fpGs
ter ben 5rouen piytlid ibrt 9ort
soifIid offnsten. eripar!ete i'd nibt
anoers, ala oob uniers Srsns ctns
Der eriten iein niiros, Fih ben gDiis
ieufdoftsu nun ponie N Die arme
gu perfen. 9as eefdob ieood nitt.
Sic mar inspiiden iolpoM in aeis
fti9er oIs audi in i%osinler 9ssiebunq
cine @igenbrptIerin ge~roroen, i'd
CLAUDE, IS pGre ibr sntIsBlit gene
len. aug ibrer 9eliebten Ginlomteit
berousSutreten. in Der Sdor Der
Stubierenoen nufeebeu gu miiTen.
Wieueiht ou6 lodten Die MiTens
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-31
ii Faeiiacci- . Do u

niG min ielbit 8i6sr fir i'm
b%rin9en. gs ma4t mir 6reupe, itn
ein biBden gu bef9enten, uno i9
mO9te, bob ie ibn ipats, i'm 2e5en
an .Mutterl" erinnern -" Nun
paren ss aber nt9t isne S9m0ter,
bic iie gu leien pfle9te. ionoern am
5eniterpiaB unieres tIs:nen 0berz
leutnants tirmten iih prd9tie as>
bunoene @eoidtenbdnoe. paterldns
bii6e Werte, bidder ben 5ribling
uno 8lumen, 2iebe unb 5reunos
idaf.. limb nit md9t,gem patbos
@ines Cages itedte mir unlsr
iun9er Mann in oaer 0eimlihteit
elm ielbitperfabtes poem gu. Ob es
etpas tauge? Ob Der 2eIer ni6t
bariiber laAen pirbe? Ob man es
pagen tonle, es iemano au sSiiben
gu lesen2 DAB ni6t in Der beias@
te Semanb lei, puBte it naturlsn.
Die 8erie paren unbsbolfen. aber
elm ehtes, iungbeibes E,poAen uno
5iibIen iprod aus ibnen. SD nolz
te Elm bibhen Shidfal ,pielen, itsd=
te bas glatt Srenen sn. Sic RIB
es mir aus ben 9dnbra. 8einobe
aeigte fih nieber bic atte 6erbheit.
Nm bieiem Nadmittoe iiberlieB i'd
bic beioen iid ielbit CAB cine Be-
ioreune Dor. Sic fdisren Iih aud
barber, baB ih bic gerie beiaB,
bic cine anbere %ansinesn, peritdnoigt
gu haben. Nls id in 1os 3immer
trat, faBen iie nit leudtenben Ges
iihtern. Wie elm Wdusten perbielt
id mid beideibsn. um nift gu itos
rem, nerfentte mid in nsine Nrbeit,
iebrte ibnen ben Bidder gu, Do i9
nidts fsbsn iplts. Sttfle mars i'm
3immer. Die 6riblingsirnns fdIug
cine golbene Bride berein, uno ols
oh immerfort Gneel barber GIN
gen, fieIen binter mir Ieiie, sog=
bofte. eliidatmenbe Worts. Srsns
NOR eefpiB urn manfes Sabr dls
ter ols infer 3rieeer, mas tot ss.
fe NOR pIOBlid jung. ipnnia. cine
5eliee 9rnut, obipohl II bos Sc
beimnis bIrB bon ibrsa @siidtsrn
ablos. Die beioen bllshen ftumm.
Damn pl0bIif - cine Wobe 1pdis
ter - sei6ab Dos unfabbare. Die
4erSte iprnhen Ocn Ro1spliiatinnsn.
Sperationen. Infer Patient ipurz
be unrubig. bas 6ieb@r uno bic
Shmer3sn tshrtsn Suriid. Rod
sinmaI mITen mir ibn -etteu = Tag.
te Srens. Writ Snbruni. unb 5ana.
tismus. nit Der unausrcitboren &C.
piBbeit, bob ie Itdrter lei aIs bas
ShidIol, tot tie llebermsuihlides.
Nber ibr Wert 5erbrod in ibren
3dnoen. Our MIR oos Gnoe 9ott,
lob fanft. @m Iesten Gag tamen
ben nett Der feline @Iieyn uno Ges
ihtpiftsr. Shlitte 2egte, bic per<
it0rt in Der Stube iabe1 unb raid
pieosr binnuseingeu. Tie S6tpes
fern molten nod Die airdlen Der
Staot beiutsn - Srs.: mubte iis
erit mahner. su bIeiben. ionf tds
men fe SIT ipdt. ~9ieleiht iibers
tpinoet er Die Sriis bot npd," fcss
ten Die GItern NIT rstihloHenes.
itarren @eiiatern. Pm Nbeno GIN
gen iie i'll ibr 5otsI. 8leit en-
Mprgen pIroen is n;eesttommsr.