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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

management of the waistline Is cen
turtles old, but has never been improved
upon.
The sleeve is especially graceful,
fitting the arm ut the shoulder and
gradually widening to tlierwaist. 1t is
split on the outer side and its edges
are defined with two rows of beads.
The graceful ~" neck is finished in
the same way and has II set-ln piece
of white georgette ut the point, which
may be more or less high. Black and
steel beads are introduced in the en-
broidered figures on the bodice. Fine
artistry is written in every detail of
this gown.
Wonders in camisoles are brought
to the fascinated eyes Of mortals IN
these days of diaphanous gowns and
flmS blouses. Long ago camlsoles ap
p%ropriated lustrous sutins and silks
and delicate laces and went ms far Il.
/ possible with their materials, in thu
direction of luxury. Just n glance n
the accompanying picture shows thu
they have gore Il step further. Tht'
last word in camisolcs Is mnde.of cloth
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

are used with metallic laces for the en-
richment of afternoon and evening
gowns.
Beads and a fur of fabric, initiating
broadtail, have been wonderfully well
managed in ornamenting the lovely af-
ternoon gown pictured here. The clas-
sic Greek robe might have inspired the
fashioning of this model for it hangs
in long lines from shoulder to hem. 1t
is made of black georgette crepe with
six bands of the broadtall fabric about
the skirt. The long, narrow girdle is
covered with beads and weighted with
tassels at the ends. 1t encircles the
waist, is crossed at the back and
brought back to the front where bne
end is Topped over the other. This
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
A MiIIincr,s Idea.

The newest idea of the milliners is
bound to reap a goodly harvest. This
is the assembling of a matched group
of articles that beguile the extra dol
lars out Of the pocket. A hat, for in
stance, then. n shopping bag, a neck
piece and sometimes Spata to carry the
scheme from crown TO heel.
Even when the collar does not match
the hat In material, Il is arranged TO
bring about complete harmony between
the two, and the p%erceptible advantage
is so apparent 10. Il woman that she
caniiot refrain frcm accepting the mil
: liners suggestion.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

the craving Of his active body for ex'
ercise. and tired him so he could sleep.
When X. was sure that the boy had
gone, he would turn back toward the
Street. Some of the heavlness of his
spirit always left him at sight of the
little house. Its kindly atmosphere
seemed to reach out and enveloP.
Within was order and quiet, the fresh
ness of his turned-down bed, the tidi-
ness of his ordered garments.
Life, that had seemed so simple, had
grown very complicated for Sidney.
There was her mother to break the
news to, and Joe. Harriet would APP
prove, she felt but these others! To
assure Anna that she must manage
alone for three years, in order to be
happy and comfortable afterward-
that was hard enough. But to tell
Joe that she was planning a future
without him, to destroy the light in his
blue eyes-that hurt.
= = = =
After all, she told X. first, One Fri
day evening, coming home late as
usual, he found her on the doorstep,
and Joe gone. She moved over hospi-
tably. The moon had waXed and waned,
and the Street was dark. The colored
man who drove Doctor Ed in the old
buggy on his daily rounds had brought
out the hose and sprinkled the street.
Within this zone Of freshness, of wet
asphalt and dripping cutters, Sidney
sat, cold and silent.
"Please sit down. 1t is cool now
My idea of luxury is to have the Street
sprinkled on a hot night"
X. disposed of his long legs on the
steps. He was trying to fit his owl
ideas of luxury to a garden hose ant
a city street.
"Pm afraid you're working too hard
81? I do a minimum of labor for s
minimum of wage"
"But you work at night, don't you?
X. was natively honest. He hesitat
ed. Then:
mo, Miss Page"
But you go out every evening +!
Suddenly the truth burst on her.
ooh, dearw she said. II do be
lieve-why, how silly of you'll"
X. was most uncomfortable.
"Really, / like it," he protested. "
hang over a desk all day, and in tn
!, evening / want to walk. / randi
, around the park and see lovers o.
: benches-its rather thrilling"
Quite suddenly Sidney laughed.
How very nice you are!" she said
t land how absurd! Don't you knON
| that, if you insist on walking tn
streets and parks at night because 10
Drummond is here, | shall have to te
V him not to conner
l This did not follow, to KS mine
t They had rather a heated argumer
e over it, and became much better a.
e quainted.
"If / were engaged to him." Sidne
ended, her cheeks very pink, Ct
S might understand. But, as l an not
"Ah!" said X, a trife unsteadil,
t $50 you are not?".
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

unseen or waste any of its sweetness.
1t is distinctly intended to CLEAN
through a mere mist of a blouse, or a
veil of a waist.
AS to her feet, the modern maid in
tends that they shall be worth looking
Mt. There is a new order of things in
hosiery, with silk stockings elaborated
in many ways, some of them beautiful
and elegant and others beautiful and
daring. Among the first class there
are silk stockings with inlays of lace
like those in the picture and Others
embroidered with steel beads. There
are white panels (woven in coloreG
hose) that serve for a background fol
fine embroidery. In the daring elias.
spangles flourish. A startling hose in
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
New suitIno Material.

a new fabric just put out by an
American factory is to initiate
jersey cloth. but the back Is finished
like hroadcloth ana colored to contrast
with the face side so that suits and
coats can be made up with reversed
Flaps and bindings. This material Will
probably be very popular for sport
Clothes. as 1t has none of the disadvan-
tages Of jersey cloth.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

Harriet passed the door on her way
in to a belated supper. The maj in
the parlor had a momentary glimpse
of her slender, sagging shoulders, her
thin face, her undisguised middle age.
"Yes," he said, when she was out of
hearing. Its hard, but l dare say
it's right enough, too. Your aunt ought
to have her chance. ONLY wish
it didn't have to be"
Sidney, left alone, stood in the little
parlOr beside the roses. She touched
them tenderly, absently. Life, which
the day before had called her with the
reckoning finger of dreams, now
reached out grim, insistent hands
| Life-in the raw.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

All that glitters is not gold or there
wouldn't be enough glitter to go round
his season. An army of things that
parkle and CLEAN has invaded the
'ealm of fashion and is established ev-
.rywhere-except on morning gowns
n company with fur bands and hand
embroidery it came and saw and con-
Iuered, and now even boudoir gowns
ire lavlshly ornamented with all three.
spangles of gold and silver and in
.olors, glass and metal beads and jet
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
In Woman'S Realm
Especial Display of Trimmings on Gowns for Every Occasion Is a
Marked Feature of the Seasons Modes-Some of the
Latest Ideas In Camisoles and Hosiery That
Are Popular lust Now.

of-silver combined with satin ribbon
and silver-run lace. The lace is laid
over the ribbon in the body of this
brilliant little garment, and it is edged
with a narrow rufie of crepe. An in
sertion of silver is used in alternating
long and short tabs that fall from the
lace at the top of the camisole. The
waist is bound with silver ribbon and
there are shoulder straps made of it.
The possessor of such a rich piece of
! finery never intends that it shall blush
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
Trunk cover.

It is always to be regretted when q
trunk must Of necessity be kept In any
room. But If 1t is impossible to stow
1t in q closet, 1t has TO be made the
best of. DO not try TO make It look
like something else. But there Is no
harm in trying to make It more beau-
tifui. This can be done by making a
cretonne or d plain color cover TO slip
over 1t. The cover is made with n top
exactly fitting the top Of the trunk
and on which a dounce Is attached
THE fiounce should reach to the floor,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
Editorial Comment.

Dear Sir: We are herewith return
ing the alleged poem you submitted
entitled, ooh, for the Wings Of q
Dove For your information we
might add that, IL you keep on singing
in that strain, you will soon be willing
to compromise on d secondhand cheese
sandwich.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

Flowers are more fragrant when the
sun Is not shining on them, accord
ing to q French scientist, because the
oils that produce the perfume ARE
forced out by the water pressure In
the plant cells, and this IL diminished
by sunlight,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

In the first installment we
Were introduced to Sidney Page,
to Joe Drummond, her boy
ssseetheart, whom she promised
To marry latter years and
years. and to X. lie Moyne, the
new roomer taken by Sidney and
her mother in order to piece out
family finances. And in this in
s4aliment we see Sidney STEP
ping into Womanhood and max
ing important decisions right
and left.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

black silk has lizards of green and sill
yer wriggling up the instep; but not
much attention need be given to stock
ings with decorations made solely to
attract it. There is too much to on
slider that Is more worth while. /.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
Horrors Of War.

First Tramp-Dis war is a curse,
Bill
: Second Tramp-It's orful, Jake
Every freight car loaded full o ammu-
milton! Not a good, comfortable.
'empty" anywhere to be found!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
contrarIwise

Funny discovery, wasn't II, the food
spectators madeY"
"What was that?"
'That their live turkeys were a dead
loss"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
ADVANTAGES.

'EDo you think there is really any
good in the proposed two-cent-and-a-
half piece?"
Certainly. Then, when you have q
nickel in church, you can 60 to the
foreign missions fifty-ffty."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

IMITATION Is 6lNCEREST FLATTERY
but like counterfeit money the imita-
ton has not the worth Of the original.
Insist ON La Creole Hair Dressing
it's, the original. Darkens your hair In
the natural way, but contains no dye.
1 Price 81. 00.-Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
Tie Rlobt Kind.

"where can | find some good cur
rent literatureY'
TRY those manuals Of electricity.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28
cause and Effect.

"Bliflins Is d true son Of the soil.v
rs that why he always looks So
seedyg'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

The Ouinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Because of it's tonic and laxative effect, Laxative
Bromo Quinine can be taken by anyone without
causing nervousness or ringing In the head There
is only one "Bromo Quinine." II. W. GROVHS
aienature ia on each box. Csc. ..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

and It may be either gathered or box
plated.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-12-28

What do you make of X. lie
Moyne by this time? And sup
pose your daughter, at the age
of eighteen, decided to be a
trained nurse-Would you let her
take up the work?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

in ibrem @ett, nit ftierem Bid oi'
Dede betra9ten6. Sbre @efhent;
lGBt lie unbeadtet, lie antportet au
feline 5rage. go iiBt lie Sag UNI
Ma9t, ftumm uno bilflofer als eli
Rino. -
@i.le fansen f6on an, lire Mepfel
cufaueTen uno an ibrem STOLEN gu
fauen uno b0ren ni9t auf sic Mabz
nung, oaB es beute abeno Elm Be-
fonoers eutes Mbeno.Fen sdbe:
Wir1t9en, @autrtpbl unb Bter. Die
alien &rant.n mihen bas idon.
SIM Mebeniaale ipielt elm Mufttz
inert: vSbr &inoerlein tommet.
SEPT f9neit es au9. = Sd muB
nod gu ben Mdnnern biniiber. =
Sn Der MISUNDERSTANDING 1T
GROCER @fanoal. Gin @ptleptiter,
6eHen 9dmmer3uftdnoe sefir@tet
fins, i9reit: er babe teine @efper
betommen, troBbem 6o@ beute 9etz
Tiger Mbeno lei. @einen Stolen,
Ole pfeffertuden, oie Mepfel uno
Mii6e mirft er Dem pfleger Dor oie
Tube, oaB ser Seller 5ertra@t. 9ierz
auf ergreift er einen @tubl uno
ffDbt ibn mil6 auf Sen 8o6en, 6ann
ceht ct 1umit auf ben BfleQer los.
Gin 5meiter &ranter, ser megen
5oti@lags ins 3u@tbaus gefpsrrt.
bieies nit ser Srrenani talt berz
tau19t bat, fommt ieBt i@impfeno
uno flu9en6 berbei. @arum man
i'm ni@t CUR Gbritbef@erung 3usez
lanen babe2 Warum CT iberbaupt
bier lei? 9rpben0 fommt ct ndber.
Dabei brIut Elm 6ritter &ranter
In einem fort: rSa, mir miHen 3uz
fammenbalten" uno baut NIT Sen
Tduften auf Die Sif@platte. uno. Elm
b~ierter, nod iunger Men1@, Der erf
bor bier Mo@en aus Dem 3u@tbauz
f.. mo- CT negen @tttli@teittsberz
bre@ens fab, bterber getommen TT.
f4aut ldppii@ 1a@eno 5n~ uno muir
melt: rfo muBte es fommen, 10
muBte es fommen."
Der 9fleger gerdt in 8e6rdnsnis.
Die aamera6en fin6 I'M Musfpeiiez
raum beim @ertetlen bes Mbenoefz
fens, bod tommen tie geraoe nod
aure4t, sic miiten6en Rranten meg
3uordngen.
Sem Mr5t. miro Meloung ertat<
tet. Der @pi1epttter tommt Ing Gins
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0ftmtr 9d)reibtbritf hte
1btltpp 5auframptft.
I 81.

Mletn lteber 9err &eoadtiondr!
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Srifb @tetp.

Man f@neioet bret pfunb !9ammel=
fletf@ BON ber @@ulter ober 8ruft in
bret 3oQ groBe @tiide, feBt fie mil
to@en6em MaKer iibers Seuer, ldB1
6aS Tleif@ auf etnem @iebe abtropfeu
un6 in taltem MaKer abfiib4en. @e@z
&artoffeln f@dlt man un6 f@netbet fie
in @@etben, bier 5temlt@ groBe 3miez
beln i@net6et man In @@eiben unb
etnen tleinen &opf tpeiben &obl f@neiz
Oct man fem; permtfdt etnen @Bl0ffel
@al8 NIT einem @B16ffe1 pfeffer, bann
ntmmt man etne ttefe 8le@pfanne, be-
legt ben 8oben berfelben NIT elmer
Gage bon Tleif@ftiiden, beftreut iie nit
ettpas bon Der @al5mtf@ung, 9tbt banr
cine Gage 3mtebeln, 3und@it &artofz
feln un6 bann &obl, ftreut etpas bon
benz @al3 unb pfeffer 6a3ptf4en unb
fdbrt 10 fort, Big aues In Der pfanne
1T, gtebt fobtel fo@enbes Ma1er in Die
pfanne, baB Die Snsre6ten5ien faum
beoedt iinb, ieBt bic pfanne In etne
gr6bere pfanne NIT etpas fo@enbem
@aher, bebedt btefelbe NIT etnem feitz
f@lteBenben Dedel un6 ldbt 6te1es Sc
rt@t 3meinnbeinbalb @tun6e1 In etnem
mittelbeiBen Sfen baden. Man rt@z
tet btes nabrbofte unb febr poblf@metz
ter6e @eri@t auf elmer obalen @@uRe1
an unb ferpiere es fog1et@. Man fann
rote @iiben, in S@etben gef@ntttene
$omater o6er @urtenfalat ba5u geben.
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Edfd6s Neifnc4feat

5el3immer, ser ebemalige 3u@tbausz
Ter ms 8a6.
sou man tpegen 5meier 2drmmaz
der Sen 10 n%otmenoigen @@laf Der
iibrigen i'm @aale beftnolt@en &ranz
fen it0ren lanen2
@oI man 2eben uno @eiunobeit
feines Yer1onals lei@tfinnig aufs
@ptel feBen2 -------
Sd tomm. in ems ser 2anobau<
Ter, ND 6ie arbettenoen &ranten mobs
men. !9ier berri@t eitel S reuoe uno
8ergniigen. @inige probteren 14on
Die M<ibna4ts : 3igarren, einige
{pielen Rarten, etnige infpt3ieren
lire @eibna@tspatete. Sin grober
Rreis. bat fi@ Inn jenen ~&unit ler"
gebiloet, Der 1i@ auf fetner Mttoroz
3itber pro6u3iert.
@era6e min i9 MIDI mteoer entz
fernen, ba ermti@t MIDI @@olB ",
Elm ebema1iger Me@anitus, Ser es
audi btute nidt laKen fann, fi9
an meme @eite gu 6rdngen uno fol-
genoe Mnfpra@e an MIDI gu balten:
rM@, oa itn6 Sic ia. 9err Meulz
Ter! Wer sic ftno? Sic ftno bod
Elm Medaniter, 10 gut mie i@. Sd
babe oas gan3e @asmert unb Die
gan3e @4meineret 6a bere4net. 9as
miFen sic ia aqes. uno nun mo4te
i@ ins 8irgerquartier. ODER Sic
perf@reiben mir einmal Elm ldngeres
ce6eibli@es @ao. 2angfam folgt
Mmerita ben @puren unferer Rrtegsz
f1ptte. Dies lit Ser 3med un6 oas
3iel unb bas 1tebe mefen oes Meotz
3inol : Qetlrufes 80"
Wir geben. 9as @41ieBen Der
6austur bur4 Sen Pfleger f4netoet,
tpie immer. Ben &eoefa6en oes 9errr1
@@olb ". ab.
2ei6er 1T Der rMe6t5tna1z 9ei1ruf"
aud Dem 9errn @@olb nod ni@t
.rflungen. ST miro es audi ni4t.-
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Buntes II n.

@tn pfunb tpetBe @oH1en tperoen
abgemaf@en unb in frif@em @afer.
Dem man etne @rbfe groB @oba 3ufebt.
am Sage borber etngepet@t, am anbez
rem Morgen fritz aufgefebt unb lang
fam gar geto@t. Gin pfun6 Mobr=
raben miro gepuBt, in tleine .Mirfel
gei@nttten unb in Sal3paFer peidBez
to@t. Damn mtr6 betbes %3ufammenz
getan, Elm @iertelpfunb fetter, tn @urz
fel gef@ntttener unb NIT etpas feingez
badter 3miebel ausgelaKener sped
bariber gegeben un6 bas @an3e nit Elm
tpentg fetmeitoBenem Me1tenpfeffer,
tpeiBem pfeffer uno @a15 abgef@medt.
@ino ote Mepfel nt@t gu teuer, 70 to@t
mon bon etnem pfunb etnen Bret, ben
man oa5u mti@t, fonft f@medt man
NIT ettpas @fitg ab.
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Mabm>@ paBen.

Gin pi1t lauren Mabm Taft man
gum 9o@en tomn1e1, f&iittet bretpter<
tel ptnt Mebl btnetrt unb ribre es Iber
benz Geuer, btS fi@ Elm glatter Setg gez
btl6et fat, Der ft@ bon Der Raferone
l0f, gtbt ben 3e9 In cine @@ufel,
permtf@t tbn, ipenn etpas abgefublt,
NIT feds @ierr un6 etpas @al3. Man
lGBt brei Quart 1ei9t g~efal3enes @afz
fer gum &o9en tommen, gtbt ben Setg
arf Elm Brett unb f9netoet NIT etnem
MeFer SpaBer ab, f@tebt fe fofort In
bas to@enbe @aKer un6 ldBt lie a@t
bts 3ebn Mtnuten todtn, bebt BITE
@paBer NIT etnem @@auml6ffel fer
aus, rt9tet lie auf betBer @@IHel an
un6 begiebt lie nit brauner Butter un6
ger1fteten 8rpttrumer1. Sber man
f@mtBt Elm @b10ffel Butter NIT etnem
@B10ffel Mebl, perto@t es NIT etnem
pint Mil@ gu elmer fdmtgen @auee,
gibt etner1 balben Seel6ffel @al3 unb
3pei NIT Elm pentg Mil4 permt}dte
Gibotter btnau, ntmmt fte fofort bonn
Teuer, giebt bic @auee iber bic Spatz
gen, beftreut lie NIT ger0iteten 8rotz
trur1er1 unb felt fe etnige Minuten In
etner1 beiBen Ofen. Mu@ tann man,
na@oem bic @paben NIT Der Mtldz
@aree begoKen, etne btde Gage gertez
benen Rdfe barber geben, Elm bts 3tret
GBl0ffel 8rotfrur1en un6 ein tpentg
gef9mol3ene Butter barber ftreuert
un6 lie I'm Ofen braun tuerben laffen.
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@brtftabeno, erit bier l1br, aber es
bGmmert bereits fart. Ser 5e1tlaal
Der Mn1talt lit bea erleu@tet, bas
6ldn5enoe 2i9t Ser 8ogenlampen
itrablt uno blibt auf Sen f1lbertpetz
zen @ebdnger ser beioen &iefen9rt1tz
bGume, sic sic betoen langen &etben
bon Si{@en, auf oenen 0ie @ef4ente
oufgebaut iino, abi4lieBen.
Muf Ser einen @eite 1T fir Die
Trauen, auf ser anoeren fir Die
Mdnner be19ert. Ser 6etoratip per-
cnlagte Sberpfleger bat auf jeoem
Weibna6tsftouen auf sen Mdnnertiz
f@en Elm 5dbnden arfsepflan3t, oas
ben Mamen be5 gu 8ef4entenoen
trdst, auf ser Jrauenfette bat man
fi9 6agegen nit ie einem 3ettel be-
gniigt.
ecSeber Rrarfe erbdlt Elm @ei@ent,
tpenn irgenomie m6gli@ na@ itinem
eigener @unfde. Muberoem etne1
erpBen MISREPRESENTATION, Elm patet
pfefferfuaen uno etnen 5euer Meptel
un6 MuTe. Mud sic MQerdrmi ten,
bie feinen @unf9 mebr dubern tDn<
men ooer tpouen, erbalten, tpenn es
nod irgen6 einen 3ped bat, cine ers
tragabe. Denen, Die %bettldgertg fino,
intro aues ans 8ett gebra@t.
Denn nidt ane 8ranten t0nnen
our 8ef@erung 3ugelaRen tperoen.
BON Der groben 8elegungs5ab1 tit 11ur
Elm Tinff.l oa. Mbsefeben BON ben
our 3eit o6er beitdnoig 8ettldgertgen
mnB Ser Mr5t nod man4e anoere
uusi@lieben, Die @efdbrli@en, Mufgez
reqten, piele r&rimineue," ale, Die
flu6tberod9tig fino uno nod anoere
mebr. ginen Musi@luB aug @trafz
griinoen gibt es natiirli& nt4t: -
Ser Direttor trttt Elm uno begribt
bie Mnftaltsdr3te, Sen pfarrer uno
Die 8eamten. Mun miro es 1tta.
r@tiue Ma9t, beilige Naht" ert0nt.
Gin @bor bon pflegerinnen nno
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Dem @unf@e, baB ber @etft Der
@eibnadt Ginbalt gebiete ausm
@treit uno 9aoer auf @rben, sibt
Der 3ei9ner bes b%oritebenben 8iloes
eine beionoers na@orudSboue Gin
fleibung, ino.m er babel auf famiz
ltGre @erbdltnife 8e3ug aimmt.
Mi9t electromagnetic 9dnoel treten
uns bier entgegen uno iteben benz Sc
bote Der Gngel gegeniiber, fonbern
Der &onflitt zines 2iebeSpaares, pie
ct ale Sage bortommen mag. Cine
f6li9te rMffdre", aber fir oas Mit<
gefibl tpie9t lie pabrli4 f4per eez
mug, tpen1 babel nur Elm etn3tg Menz
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wetbnatbten tint JrrenbauSe.

aranten iingt, Elm Mnftaltsbeamter
begleitet am 5liigel. @s lit febr fetz
erli9. Niemano 1tDrt. Man9e Bits
ten pie per5aubert auf sic flimmern<
Sen Qt9ter 6es 8aumes. Cine &ranfe
neben mir meint leife.
Ser pfarrer bdlt cine tur3e Mn<
fpra@e. 9drauf foroert ser 9iretz
tpr NIT einigen freun6lt@en @orten
sic &ranten auf, 1t@ an TIRE pldBe
gu begeben unb lire Sa@en in @mp<
fang gu nebmen. -
Da gibt es aues mDgli9e: ;3igarz
rem, nollene We1ten, 8orbemoen, tparz
me @@ube, 9imbeeriaft, bunte &opf<
ti@er uno an6eres mebr. Cine
&rante, sic Dffenbar Elm gutes 8ett
febr fddbt, bat fi@ Elm grobes ST.
bertifen gepuni@t un0 es FAINT ben
n0tigen 8e5igen au@ erbalten. Sbre
G;reu6e 1T Defenders groB.
@iele treten auf Sen Direttor uno
bte Mer3te gu, Inn ii@ gu beoanten
uno quite 5etertage gu tpuni4en.
Dte mel iten paden bal6 TIRE Sa4en
5ufammen un6 aieben ab. Der
@aal lit mie6er leer, Die 2i4ter cts
Ipfden. - =
DrauBen 1T es ieBt talt un6 fin
fter. Sd fu@e >6ie Mbtetlungen auf
Sebe bat tbren eigenen tleineren
@brtitbaum, Der ieBt brennt.
Gin altes Mitter@en, oas f4on
LANCE nt@t mebr laufen tann, liegt
ba in tbrem 8ett un6 betra4tet nit
sldn3eno.n Mugen cine 5parbi&ie.
sic lie fi4 gepunf4t bate. 9enn
i'm pergangenen SABRE bate tbr jez
mano einen n80bm" eef@entt, un0
oa mub lie nun anfangen gu fparen.
Sd lege ibr 3met peitere, r80bm"
binein. sic lit iibergludli@ uno
ba14t na9 metner 9anb, um fte gu
fiKen. Meiter! =
Gin iunees Md6@en fibt gebeust
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fdenber3 breden tann! Dteie @efabr
i4eint bier i'm 8tl6e nabe beDor5uite<
fen; Der Mann 1T i'm 8egriffe ft@
BON Der, pel@er ebebem 1etn 9er3 ges
bDrte, grouenb ab3utpenoen - oa
3iebt bon Rldngen Ser feitli@en @loz
den getragen Der englti&e @ruB ber<
an, un6 Ser nd@fte Moment, pel&er
benz 6argeftelIten trttif@en Mugenbltd
folgt, peripridt Elm 8t1b Der Musi0b<
nung unb 6es neugeponnenen 6riez
Sens gu tper6en, ber f@on man@es
Mal na@ einem iol@en &onflitt bic
!9er5en erit mabrbaft aneinanber perz
banb un6 einte gu binfort unl0sliz
dem 8unbe!
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Sir @ans nt1b
&I9e.
3udererbfen n.

Die tletne @alat3udererbfe 1T BIZ
Bette, bic groBe unf@madbaft. @tn>
bic Gafern gut abge3ogen, 70 tperoen
iie tii@ttg gemaf@en, NIT to@enbem
@afer, Butter uno @al3 gefo@t un1
3uleBt NIT gebadter peterfilie unb ct
mas 3erriibrter @tdrfe bur@gei@pentt
3ett bes Ro@tns Elm Bis etnunbeinpiers
tel @tunben. @au&f1eif@, 8ratmurit.
%gebratene 2eber, gebadener Gif@ un>
6erglet@en fafen 6a3u.
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nod pohe4 gu
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te bubn. 10 ieBt ben
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