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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Chicken SupDer.

A recent evening a number Of the
young ladies' Of the town prepared an
old fashioned chicken supper in honor
OF Clyde w. Baldwin. one Of the pop
ular teachers in the public schools
here during the winter. as a farewell
to him before his departure for Akron,
O.. where he will be employed during
the summer. Mrs. ]. P. Dwyer was
the gracious hostess OF the affair, 1t
being. held at her spacious home on
Main street. Those who enjoyed the
function were Misses Mabel Hatfield,
Nellie Irene Cook. Gertrude Alice
Boehm, Marion Reed, Rachael Strick-
Ter, May Dwyer, Clyde Baldwin and
Homer Goodwin. Mr.. Baldwin de-
parted for Akron Wednesday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Wright, Louis shinn. John Phillips,
John Krohme, Charles James, Thorn
as Arnett, Guy Bradley, Eugene
Bowcock. Ralph Holden. Frederick
Wood and Boyd Hornor.
"May"-Chorus by 25S children.
Growing of the May queen.
MAY Queen)-Christine Latstet-
ter.
Folk Danee-william Talbot, Ele.
nor Brown. Lena Wilson. Gwendo-
!yn Winter. Evelyn Brown, Rosie
Martin. Pauline Waters, Maurie
Grubbs. Ruth Paugh. Maurice Ford.
Donna Neff. Dorothy Yoder, Mabel
Harbert. Leona Ceruller, Mary Oil.
vero. Ruth .Goldsboro. Violet Pfeifer.
Fern siggins. Janet Lee. Ercell
Barnes. Annie Granato. Dorothy
Kathleen Keller.
Street, Kathleen Keller. 4.
FER"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
To Celebrate May Day.

May day will be fitting celebrated
by the pupils Of the Towers school,
with program to be rendered at
1880 o'clock Monday afternoon on
the school lawn. The celebration Is
in connection with patrons inspection
day at the Towers school. The public
large Is invited to attend the cele-
bration, which will be participated in
by 555 children. The children have
been drilled for several days by Miss
Lucy ]. Robinson, principal of the
school, and under her tutelage, they
have proved very apt to learn tho
parts assigned them.
The program in full is as follows:
Flag salute.
song-"The Star spangled Ban
ner."
'.Hark! Hark! TITS the Song Of tho
\ k!"-Chorus of 2s7 children.
y Chorus - Wake! Wake!" -
Fourth, fifth and sixth grades.
May pole dance-Mildred Kinnard,
Elois McCue, Ruth Mason, Margaret
Wilson. Martha Sloan, Virginia Pol
lard, Catherine Laubenstein, Frances
Talbot, Virginia Miles, Evelyn
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
OF
R|1CH|E NAME
THEIR TICKET
John ]. CornweH Addresses
Mass Meeting in the Court
House at Ehenboro.

EIIlENBORO, April 2slThe, Demo-
Gratis Of Richie county held a mass
convention at the court house and
nominated the following ticket to be
voted on at the primary election to be
held June 6: House Of delegates, s
p. Heckert, Of Cairo; sheriff. "A. O
Wilson. OF Pennsboro; county commits
tsioner, P. j. Fling, of Courthouse;
prosecuting attorney. Victor. Cooper
of Harrisville; assessor. A. ]. Prunty;
surveyor, T. L. Lemon. Will A. Strick-
Ter acted as chairman and c. H. Harri-
son secretary. John ]. Cornwell ad-
dressed the crowd.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Easter Services,

The Easter services conducted at
the Methodist Episcopal church by the
Sunday school children were of an
elaborate and successful nature, and
much credit is due the children for the
creditable manner in which the affair
was carried out. The ladies'. of the
church had charge Of the decorations,
which were fine and carried out the
Easter spirit in pleasing way. Ray
Isner. who was the guiding spirit Of
the entertainment proved himself a
capable manager, and the Pennsboro
vocal quartet rendered fine music.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Professor Tapp Dead.

Prof. ". ". Tapp. a former busi-
ness man and educator who for sew
eral years was resident Of Richie
county. died at Point Marion. Pa. re-
Gently. Professor Tapp was principal
OF the Harrisville high school and also
served in a similar capacity at Pied
mont and Keyser. organized the Tay-
lor County Bank at Grafton and the
Peoples, National Bank at Point Mar
ion, Pa. He was So years. old. and is
survived by wife and daughter. He
was member Of the local lodge of
Masons. several of whom attended the
funeral.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Oil Company Orxnnized.

The Wave Oil Company has been
organized to operate for OIL and gas
near Harrisville. Richie county, and
has elected the following officers: ].
E. Houcke president, ]. S. Brodia vice
president, J. s. McKown secretary
treasurer, and R. z. Bills, attorney in
fact. The company holds some 400
acres OF likely territory on which
there is already one good gasser.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Mrs. ]. w. stemple, of Pittsburg
who had been a guest of relatives a,
Pennsboro and Harrisville for sew.
eral days, returned to her home this
week.
The Rev. "A. ]. Robinson, of Oxford
is visiting at Clarksburg. Warrington
and Barricksville this week.
D. =. French. o. Bluefield, Demo.
cratic candidate for governor, was a
visitor in the county during the week
F. A. Wagner, the local insurance
man. has returned from bushes,
visit to Redwood.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
McDougal. Cunningham.

A wedding that surprised the many
friends of the contracting parties oc-
CURED at the Baptist parsonage at
Salem when the Rev. q j. Woofter
united in marriage Ernest McDougal,
a native Of Harrisville. and Miss Anna
Cunningham, of Clarksburg. The
bridegroom holds good position with
the South Penn Oil Company, and the
bride is pretty Harrison county
school teacher. They will reside at
Salem.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Married in Justices Oficc.

An unusual wedding ceremony
took place in the Office OF Justice 7.
G.. Nlcewarner Saturday morning.
when the Rev. Herbert Justin ALL
sup, pastor of the Central Presby-
terrain church, united in marriage
Roy Mcbride Rowan. an employee
Of the ,Hazel-Atlas Glass works. and
Miss Cora Fay Tomblin, Of this city.
The young people will make their
home in Clarksburg.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
CALL MEETING
HELD BY CLUB
At sR|NNST0N
And a Large Amount Of Coilec.
tons from Lot Owners OF
Cemetery is Handed In.

sHINNsToN, April c9.-Tuesday
afternoon at the Christian church tho
Civic Club held q call meeting. Con.
siderable business was transacted
for the club and large amount Of
collections from the lot owners OF
the cemetery was handed in at this
meeting. A goodly number was pres
emit.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Public School Closes,

The public school here has closet
the term after successful winters
session. The teacher of the second
room. Clyde W. Baldwin, will depart
for Akron, o., where he has secured
employment for the summer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Quietly Married.

Miss Ocie Lee wyer and James E.
Mcintyre were quietly married Mt
the brides home at Robinson's run.
Wednesday evening. The Rev. Mr..
Sleeth. of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Lumberport, officiating.
They will reside at Robinson's run.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Mnxinp Machinerx.

Harry Gore, the oil we'll contractor,
is moving machinery to the Harry
Myers farm on the head waters OF
Whiskey run, where he will drill an
other well for oil, already having
fine producer on this lease.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Girl Dies Of Measles.

After an illness Of little more than
day of measles, Miss Essie Nc
Claskey, II years old. died from the
ailment and was buried recently. Mrs
McClaskey. the mother, is in a danger
GUS condition Of the same disease and
fears are entertained for her recovery
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Summoned to Bedside.

Mrs. F. l. Headlee, of Pitsburg, Pa,
has been summoned to Harrisville to
the bedside Of her mother, Mrs. D. B.
Lattimer, who Is critically i'll.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Robert, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Boone. who was operated on ut
the st. Mary's hospital few days
ago. is getting along nicely and he
will soon be able to return home.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Entertains Glass.

Miss Ella Sturm, teacher Of the
junior boys class OF the Christian
church, delightfully."- entertained her
class at o'clock social In tho
basement Of the church. Thursday
evening. About twenty boys were
present and the time was pleasantly
spent in games and music. Miss
Sturm served delicious lunch to
the boys during the evening.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Candy Sale.

The Young Woman's Christian
Club held a home made candy sale
Hawker's hardware store Saturday
morning, which was very successful.
The ladies had q fine variety Of can
dies and they sold out in a very short
time.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Moves to Bull Creek.

Adam Riggs moved his family from
north OF town Wednesday to Bull
creek, Wood county. where he has en-
ployment at the Hope Natural Gas
Company's new station.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Marsh Wilson Dead

Marsh Wilson, a pioneer of the coun-
ty. is dead at lineage Of 80 years. He
is survived by his widow and six sons.
He was resident Of Pennsboro.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Clyde Satterfield will move into the
new residence erected recently by
Homer Goodwin the first Of the week
and F. W. Beall will occupy the NAL
lory residence on Wager street.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
HOW ahont Termination,

Politics and the Clay district $780,
900 bond issue for improving the roads
seem to be the absorbing topics of
conversation these days.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Condition Serious.

The condition of Van A. Zevely, the
veteran Cairo editor, continues serious
and fears are entertained for his re-
covery.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Measles Endemic.

Measles are epidemic among the
children Of this community at present,
there being many cases reported in
Ellenboro.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
To Meet Tuesday Evening.

To Meet Tuesday Evening.
Announcement is made that Mar
cato Choral Club will meet in tho
First Baptist church at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday evening and not Monday
evening as announced in Saturdays
issue Of the Telegram.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Buys Two Lots.

Postmaster o. X. Wigner has pur-
chased the two lots and small resi-
dence on the pike. adjoining his. resi-
dence property from Miss Jennie
Hitchcock, Of Washington, ID. c., and
will later make some extensive i'm
provements.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

The county authorities have begun
improvement on the county roads near
town and teamsters are thankful.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Recital Soon.

7
The Katherine Doan Club will give
a recital the evening Of May S in the
fFfrst Presbyterian church with Miss
Lillian Spang soprano, Everett Spang
baritone and Miss Jessie Renshaw ac-
companist.
Miss Spang is director and soloist
OF the choir Of the second Presbyter-
ian church at Butler. Pa. Mr.. Spang
Is member Of the same choir. Both
have voices Of pleasing quality.
Both Miss Spang and Mr.. spang are
pupils of Mrs. Robert Morey, Fifth
avenue, Pittsburg. She is a private
teacher and only has few pupils at
ia time. She was Helen Heiner's muisc
teacher.
Miss Heiner was here recently in a
concert given at the Baptist church.
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Entertains Club.

Miss Mayme Kiddy entertained the
Thimble Club at her home on Wer-
niger street last evening in very
pleasing manner. Everyone showed
great interest in the meeting and there
were many different kinds OF fancy
work displayed.
Those who had the pleasure of en-.
1oying Miss Kiddy's hospitality were
Mrs. G. D. Fleming. Mrs. William Nc.
Pherson. Miss Mary fransford, Miss
oda Maxwell. Miss Beryl Carter, Mrs
Anna Tate, Miss Madge Leonard, Miss
CANINE Manley. Mrs. ]. B. Ross, Mrs
J. B. Blaney, Mrs. J. A. Kiddy, Miss
Bessie Weekly. Miss Lizzie Davidson
and Miss Chattie Carter. ]. A. Kiddy
and William Finley were visitors.
At a seasonable hour ice cream and
cake were served by the hostess. I
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gcim Spiel.
Kindergarten fur unlrrt
Rltincn uOtr niht?

Bie oft pirb bic Grdgt aufgenorfm
uro ME isIteu niro le befinitip beduts
portet. Die eiusn iage1. G~tnbergdrteu
pdTen nur ba8u ba, bumit bic
Ritter bic &leiRsn auf einigs
StUnbcu am Gage log pirbeu.
l~leberbaupt fei Der aiHberoarttu nur
Elm plab mo- Riuber ihou iebr jung
uuarten BON auberen lernten unb aHDtre
9riinbe mebr. Cine Dame bebduptlt.
tjr3Iia, baB MIR btrnaaldfigte 9inbtr,
bentn nidt gsnug Qufmtrtiumteit Ron
ibren mitttrn gepiomtt Durbs - uno
bds iinb ibrer Mlsinung mad bic ie6r
drmcn &tnber - in bic ainoergarttu
geb0rten.
0ieie ungliidliden aleineH Teitn rur
5u bgbduerH, figte bic Dame bin5u. Sif
miibtsn fh ben gr0Btsn 3eil Os5 Q2ors
gems I'm Kindergarten ~dufbdlteu, ndreR
ihrer 5reibeit beraabt unb pas btrsIeis
den 8fnge mr6r fnn. us ob Elm RenId
niht iaon LANCE gtuug in Bic 6huIe
ge5en mlBte. uls bieie SIT nod ourd
bic ainbergartenidhrs 81 berldngtrn.
Qnbert niaotr bt6aupten, oaB bds
ainb i'm Kindergarten bprbereitat pirb
auf bic Snule rttt gan3 d6nungsIoB
in bic sriten SdulItunben ~bintingebt.
9is3iplin Ihou tannt unD folgIih nidt
70 idner gu re1ieren lit ME Elm aiHb,
oas INNER 3u6auis mar.
Sn ejuer intertFonteH Q66anbIung
iiber .8as Sinh betBt e foIgtnbers
maBen:
ISM Utter Bon 3 Big Z Su6rfn nirb
es 6tiimmt. ob EN- Sinh elm tdhtigsr.
braudbartr Menfh pber bds @eeenteil
pirb. 5n bieisn 5abren muB bss Rim
beg geiitigs ME t0rperIihe GHtnitIuug
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prr aOpt Der Bamt.

.aiinfltrffd tets Iei Bic 5anb, bic
ben 6aarf6mud Dir oronet. griife BEN
freuabliden 5piegsl. 1iAt Mobe ALIEN,
ei9ene Bd9l Iaife ndlten- fngt 0Dib
in ieiuer 2i~ebestunit. Dieter Morte iolts
man tets einoebent iein. mem man Der
.6riIurenfrags" ndber tritt. - 8ie per
Iteaung ber moberneH 6rifuren ~perlangt
cine defenders grobs @ei6idlihfeit, benn
bic neue Saartrd9t muB Der 8opfform
entiDre6enb abgcrunbet fem. I'm bieie
einfaa ausisbenbe Grifur gut 81 geitalz
ten, bbdrf e elmer neuen 4rt Der SHs
balation. Der Jaa Der Weae geht niht
me6r f6rdg ME bis6er, ioebern fe pdBt
f9 Qdn3 Der ougeitre6tsn Stumbling an.
8ie Senoen3 Der ueuen 5rtiur eipfelt
BARN, m0glihf f%unitlos aus5uie6en,
m0gliAIt 70. bdB ran ben Ginoruf
empfdngt, mar babe mr. nit einem eins
3igen @rifF oiefe Idiiige 6ddrtrd6t dufz
gebaut. Qber gtrabe in bieIsr i4eiHbas
rea q~diigteit tiegt sroBe aunitantDers
buHs.
3uerF pirb BE g%inlsqung Der Mele
anberg ge6anbhobt. Man madt fe niht
me5r I6maI. &c brtiter fe berGuss
fommt. bette mebr nd6ert fe f6 Der
udtirliden @ele, ibrsm @or6iIb. Dieis
@eae muB Ibtr bic Ghtdfe faaen, fat
oas DIR berii6reu, troBosm bic qinie
Der friIur nad o6eH frsbt. Der Saupte
puntt Der 5rilur, aIio Biz eteqe, bic
sum 9efeFigen beg auoiens beiiimrt
lit, blefbt 6er 6interfopf. Inter anottn
psrittbt man ndtirIia niht cine bi6t
suiammeneforebte 6aarItrd6ne, bic
5aarfeile fDerbtn iibersinan6er gtialds
een unb bag lebts 5eiI nit elmer groBen
Ra6d ober tinem brtiteu aomm be-
feiiqt. 8irle @arnitur odrF niht ums
fouoreid fem. neil Der mcoerne aut BIZ
rstt anF Der 9rifur fBtn mnB. 9nrum
Fab and bic 5dGre beg 9intsrfopfss ftit
angs5ossn, 10 0oB be- aopf islbf lltiH
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bdnbI, bic SbniBef unb bic Strabcl in
patis fur .bdr6arifd' gtlten, pifgn
rir niht UtpIih III es fhon
Die gmieusr aahe" 1T bel mebr, ots
auf cine betimmtsAnb 6tIonbere Qrt m
tofeu. MlaH tann bieaei6t iaqta, bdB
fI cine Msltdnf6aang, cine tDpift pies
neriihc, tgpiid 6iterreidiide DeItaus
fdauung lift. 3u eiusm Sdutbtf ME
man eg In Djen poreefgbt erbalt. litgi
70 bel BON 0fterreidiiasu G61rdtttr.
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3ufebeH, bait eiacn aern BON number
barer 3artheit en-. liHb bod 1T in bieitr
3drtheit Elm gutss 5tiid unDtrfdlfhter
Kraft. Sn ieinsr Ginfadhtit unb
GdIihtbeit Tam bas G6Hibsl. ipenn e
IN, pie Is itiH ion, 3um auserlsitneu
genuB rperosn. uab esrabe bitIs aunft,
aus BEN giRfaden, G6lidisn etpas
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Wienerifht an biefen Stiidsu 3~arisften
adl6fleifdts in Der prdhtiseH, braunen
pdnierung GdniBtl stbt Is ia am gnbe
onbsrudrts aud, unb je isgslH aud
inter Der 9s3eihnung oWtsnsr@
GdniBef. Q1ein, pirtlidt 0iuer
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Der f6narBseel6tn G~ren5pfdhs Hur in
%bereiu8eIten Gdlen anb meiftsns bann.
penn bic miest ot8 aodtiHflers an Der
fd0nen, bIautn DOHau eeItanoeu BAT.
4ber bic G6uibtl Iinb nur siaer Der
G~ipfeIpuntte BET miener aidf. Gin
an6erer 1T bds fdon %sriudbnte Bad
bdnbI. unb nis bonn Ghnibsl, 70 gilt
aid BON i'm bdB ID cine burhous ptss
asrifhe angelgtaheit 1T. Die qrt, ME
man In Misn bas gddAdnbl bsrsttst, 1T
hordftsrinifh fir bic edn5e 9ugf, 9fs
fliigsl berguri6tfH. gs mare ean5 bers
tthrt, fpplis man etpu in ben 3utaten,
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gadsns felbf bic 20fung bes @sbeims
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2odtiinftler fdn .Sdnbl" an5ufaFm
ptiB unb = e fnb bic anTprihs. bic
Der @at an BAG r6dnblA fsut. Die
Miensr hdbtn fa lire Rode uHo
a1ninnen srsogen. Gie hdben Elm paar
hunbert Sabre su bisfer Gr3ithung or
brdunt. aber bas Greebnis 1T bdfir
ou6 sldnssn6. Die misner Ride If Dor
a1em bic reinite btr Wsli.
aaum irgtnbfpo anbsrs lam man nit
FOLDER Gi6erhsit barauf rshHfn. iibers
an NIB immer eiH uirltif shtts, rsiHes
tabsIiOfss uHb portTeFfIi6 subtrsiisiss
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ariebli6er afona.

Ginf mar mein 6ers Elm 9ariensrunb,
8rin falttrte 6as 2sben buat.
unb iber ardume Ieift stbdut
6at nett Der 6immsl bin esbIoui.
8a Dat oer aries bic Goat ssrfampfi,
Mis bic 3erbprFns GrDs bampFt!
aun iii bas Ser5 ssporbtH lesr,
8ariiber 3og Elm Geufgrbser.
Die Graber ale bisIsr @elt
Sinh tisf in mid bineiHseitsai.
Die 9rdngn. Bic bic WeIt g%stDsini,
SiRb tjsf. Elm Gte, IN mir eetint.
atin 8ogelruf. asiu aitb eiddll.
Die Qebei 5ieben humm uub talt.
IA porb Gin Bnnber ibsr gadt2
Gin bloaes gliiben III srtpadt.
BORT fpdet Elm 3DeigIsin neib Ii6 Dor,
Gsrn i6piHst siH Observation-Disclosures.
uno UNI ben CIR Der 9rdntn ipinnt
cid sariss Grin i'm Maisnuinb.
limb aus osr GnoHs, bluigsbIinst.
SID bsimIia tine 2ethe f4DtHst
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Ser mar Der aIHsere.

8rsi 5oISinsdte fabsa 5u 9rduu'
lirnen am 9muHben See in Der Dirtss
TUBE unb Dartetsu auf bas Dampfs
fdiff. "a ibnen bic 3eit lang tpuroe.
10 finsen ie an, ibrs Ddide aus3utrus
men. Wiael fhauts gum Geniter bius
aus unb ingts: sd polt' Der 9rauns
fein ndr Elm einSiger Golbilumpen
nnb tat mir sebSrsn.A Der Cans blidts
auf ben glibernben Gse unb ipra6:
sd uiinT6' mir, baB Der gauge Gee
boa DON Diamanien mar unb bic miibs
ten ndturlih mir gshDrea." Der Sep
rdihte perIhmiBt feline pfttfe fc.fter
unb Iagse Dor fi6 bin: plinb if m6df
nar nod eth ein5iges arissI Bier Du
lahten Bic beioen dnberen uno fnrien:
,Go Elm 8ummtopF, fosdr aum Mins
Then iii II gu nnmm!4 aber elm frems
Der 5err BON Qafbdriiid REF Der aefs
neriH sd: Rel brinesn Sic benz
@tppl 0uf meme RsaHung siDei ariissI
@ierls
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mitntr Radt.

es gi6s Ntenf4eu Bic uad Dien
fu6ren, bloB, um einmal nieotr Gin
,8ddbdnol4 an Der Gusae 3a tiisn.
luo penn aud nidt ieDer 8sIuher bsg
GdiIeritdot an Der 9onan 10 mdterien
DeranldAt 1T, 6ab bic ttlindriidsn Gtz
aiifie. Bic i9n In 8ien erfpdrteH. be
oauptiade bjlbsH. 10 lreat ii4 bod
jeoer, Der mad Bien tommt, drf bic
8inge, bic bic 8isner aiide i'm 3u
Ipen6sn bat a6sr peit iber bic 9rtnJ,n
Bieng un0 DeIterrei6s binaus 1T bic
Biener Slide ldngf in Der onH8sH Neli
Elm felffiehenbsr 8egriff asporpsH. n6
Eelbf bic 5ranSoien. biz Th bed qemiB
duf lire tietne 8oatanit siipas 3uauie
iaien, hqben BON Il ben MieHer SpsiieH
cine 4rt lhnarmerifher MerehruHg
sutgtssKasbra6t. 90 isst aud bic Bod
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gen, BOB fs tpisOsr in ben Kindergarten
tripptln idnn.4
60 bot iebes Ding feline sDsi Gsittn.
Gints ihtdt iih Mot fir ale. @s eibt
pitIe miitter, bic iberbdupt nidt fdbig
Iein nirben, ibrtn aiHbtrn ben llnitrs
ritt Su qtben, ben Ie i'm Kindergarten
trbdlttn. neil ft itlbit muir cine mongsI'
bate Sdulbilbuug stnohsn baden. 4lio,
ba nGre ni6t sinmaI bus araument mes
etu beg moblitanbss unb SihleiIisnt0ns
mems, bab oas ainb inter Der Sbbut
Der Wuttsr bleibeR fam, neil bieIe iih
Elm WdOfen bait, anatbrodt.
Ridt tpenigen Mitttru febIt abfolut
bic Geoulo, bic bamit bsrbunben III,
tintm ainbs etiDas bei3ubringtn. Qnbtre
pisbu bdbsn ntht BAG Sntertfs burdn,
neil Ts It9 Ioeen. bab aebren bic Qrs
belt Der S6ule lst. So gtbt Is taus
TrnberIti grilHbe, bic Ith Dir ben Bee
Tua bes a%inoergdrttns mgeben lieBen.
s. bleibt ba idliebIid bod INNER btr
inoibibutIe Character bss 9inbts Iopobl
ME bts gan5sn SduIts ausI6IdggebeHb.
SIS pirb bic &leinen i'm Kindergarten
8ines gelebrt. bic ft ME I'M 6ouIt BON
Der Butter lernn niirbsn, neil bic Dors
rihtunqm unb mitteI ba3u febleH,
pelhe e In ben Sdulen bd3u gibt.
Nan ntbme ale anThttn, bdfiir Ios
tupbl pie baatasu, nit gorbgbolt ents
atgen. ainosr iiub ifine Rippftguren,
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unb penig beIdFtt dusFsbt. Wan
%frifert bic 6aare itraff ans Dem 8diht.
I'm bennph peitere aonturn al tr3iss
len. it cine sin3iae Stirnlode g%eftattst,
oeran glaB bon Der atsiDiamteit BE-
itimmt njrb. Cir i6pett entipeoer in
Der Brittle bar Stirn poer an elmer Gtitt.
lin in oitIem San einen porttifbaftn
Qusgifi6 81 idaiisn, muB bic Dsae beg
Aopfhddres an Der dnbereu 5eite ges
iaidt in biz Stirn ge8oaen ptrben.
Die IeitIidsn, ruHo gebrauu.en Qoden
oirstt an ben Gbrtn geber BEN getht
eineH lie6Iitsn abfnluB. Gs 1T redt
smpfebIenspert, 5ei BET mpoerHen Jris
fur oiefe 2Odtn 8u8u8iebeu, ba ni6t
jebes 8sTidt rsgelm0Big gsHuq if, bag
itruffe 3~uridbdIten Der 5riiur al Der.
tragen, Das gar leiht einen eruItsn,
i~treugen 4usbrud qibt. Die y3ridtets
frifur" III iHmer nod .auf Der 606e"
in be8 Wprtes u~mfaFtnper gebmtung.
Bon Der 6tirH fraff ousgebsno, mirA
bag Saar IpiB nad bem MirbeI gefibrt.
Dieier Grtiur bstbantt man bic ueus
art Der @arnitursa in hineiiider Mas
nier, bic In gutter q~usiilruHg in 5hilos
platt reft ieid ausIe6en f0nnen. lin
oieie auBerorbenili6 ihlidt fpirfsnbsn
Grifureu in cine g%ellngene Gorm BIT
bringeH miiHen geiibte 6dnbe 5ugt5oaeD
tperben. 5ier behdtidt fin bic Gltf
Dabr6eit, bab, i sinFa6er etrpas ouss
iiebt, bgifo me6r Mib. feline Q%usfihrung
ptrnri1ht. = 8u BEN mnberneu 6aten
gt60ren duBerorbentIi6 etfhidt ~friTertt
aopft, bic erft BEN Out bic DoIe 8irs
tuHg gs6en.
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aIhifae SanbidnGe.

Btm Idon in 5riepsns5sittn Die
@ummie oanbfaubt redt tofipielis MAJ
rem, bann lit e nm 70 bssrsifIiher. b1B
man in ariegs3eiten an tinen GrfaB
oenfen mlb. Der GrIus btitsbt in einer
1liifiateit, bic man iiber bttos Sdnbs
berreibt nobel bas Q0funesmittel bsrs
oanItet uno BE odabt nit elmer Ghift,
melhe bic @ammi 6anbidubs srlekt,
ii6er3oaen nerbeH. DIE @runbIubItdn5
ofsfsr .Sierilin4 bsndnnisn GIiIfgttit
biIbet cine Gdureeiter oer geluloIs. gs
lafen fd bann aud 3sdifihttn auf
Stoffsn aler art, alio ana auf Sunbs
ihuben er5tugtn.