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The Washington times., 1922-04-02
The Oynic.

GIT says here that surgeons have
! discovered that orange bios
SONS may be used ~ an anassths-
Tia" said Mrs.. Hsnpiok.
Il always did believe that I was
unconscious when We were mar
Red" remarked Mr.. Henpeek.
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
Wit of the Week
Horrid Mani

Horrid Mani
HnNCE, when Q famous arts 'yss
" ut q dinner party . gush.as
woman said to him: I saw yCas
latsst picture. and kissed Il To-
cause Il was % like you
And did It kiss you In ret fDf
why. no."
Then" said the artist n ~As
not like me-"
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
Badly EXPRESSED.

tSnOCToR. I'm sorry to bring yos
~ away out to the suburbs"
Don't mention II. You see,
have smother patient out this way.
consequently ] can kill two birds
with ono stone"
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
A Bishop Surprised.

A Bishop Surprised.
SSJ NEVER knew till I got car
= said Bishop Eighty. that pro
family was so extremely prevail A.
DO you hear much Of It OF the
roAdf~
WY said the bishop. nearly
everybody I bump inte swear
lreadfullg.s --------.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15
Archer Items

Archer is rapidly becoming a busy
place. Laborers are arriving to work
on the new elevator, and the visitors
are continually coming to inspect
the various enterprises.
Homer Krieble has been working
on an excavation preparatory to the
erection of the new store building,
which the Archer Grocery is to &C.
cupy.
The Rock Mill Elevator Company
Of Hutchinson, has located a por-
table elevator between the stock
yards and the H. B. Wheaton Grain
Company elevator. They will be
ready to handle the grain as soon as
harvest begins.
Work on the H. B. Wheaton Grain
Company elevator is progressing sat
isfactorily. Two car loads of sand
were brought in over the X. & o. this
week, to be used in its construction,
and lumber is being trucked in as
needed.
Supt. o. B. Hodges of Pratt, and
Asst. Supt. R. E. Hart of Liberal,
were in Archer Thursday, looking af-
ter the interests of the company.
Horace Malin, recently of Baker
University, is now using his acquired
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15
Pleasant Vallev

The hotter the weather, the hotter
the day, but still we are driving on
We are needing rain.
Pleasant Valley is on the boom
They have hauled the sand and the
contractor has the forms laid for the
scales. Mr.. yickers is going to rush
the work as fast as possible.
We are planning to have celebra-
ton on the 4th Of July. There will
be races and other amusements
Prizes will be given. In, our mex
weeks paper we will attempt to an
nounce all the plans. Each and ev
eryone is invited to come and hell
us make it day of pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Herral called
at the Ed Scott home Sunday.
Henry Fouze returned from Bur,
ton, Kansas, this Tuesday, his fathe,
accompanying him home.
Mrs. Deistler returned to Pratt
Saturday, after a short visit with her
daughters, Mrs. Will Harrel and Mrs
John Hoover.
Mr.. Vickers is loading two cars Of
grain this week.
The callers at the D. W. Scott
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

Will Harrel, Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Nix
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Ratzloff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Ross and
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rittenour were
dinner guests at the home of ]. B.
Ross Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey of Lone Star
were shopping in town Monday.
Dock Scott was trading in Pleas
ant Valley Monday.
The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs.
Maude Kelley this Tuesday. A large
attendance was in evidence and the
hostess served cream and cake. A
very interesting meeting was held,
and they pieced quilt blocks. There
was about $50 raised and also a
quilt given to a needy family, the
mother being very i'll. 1t is given for
a good cause, and there are a great
many times if we would only look
into such matters, that we could find
mission work in our own commune
ty, which is so many times neglected.
May God bless the ones who are
pushing this good work.
Mrs. Block, Mrs. Harrel and Mrs.
Nix were shopping ING Liberal on
Monday.
Mrs. Hopewell is suffering with
sprained arm, caused by fall.
Those calling at the home of s
Parkinson this week were Mrs. Fred
Block, Mrs. Will Harrel, Mrs. o. M.
Nix. Mrs. Parkinson is suffering
with a cancer and is very low.
Prayer meeting was held Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs. Gadberry, and
there was very good attendance.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15
Lone Star Items

A very pleasant family reunion
was held at the home of Jerry A. Ell
lexson Sunday, June 18th, he being
the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.
Ellexson of Dombey, Oklahoma, all
of the children of the family being
present, as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bledsoe of Lin
ton, Indiana; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hol-
man and daughter of Dalhart, Texas;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams and
two children of Clarendon, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson and
son of Jasonville, Indiana; Jerry A.
Ellexson and two sons of Lorena, Ok
lahoma; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellex-
son and, five children of Dombey, Ok
lahomay Mr. and MRS. D.. b Ellexson
and two children of Hugoton, Kan
sas;, Mn. and Mrs R. q. Tepner and
five children Of Dombey, Oklahoma;
and the invited guests were Miss
Stella Rittigo and Mr.. E. L. Lash.
A most delicious dinner was enjoy
ed at the noon hour, and ice cream
throughout the entire day. Mr.. Pate
Of Liberal, came out in the afternoon
and made number of pictures. The
evening was spent in singing and in
strumental music.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ellexson re-
turned to their home Monday, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bledsoe, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman returned to
their home at Dalhart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams and family returned to their
home Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
win remain her during the summer,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

knowledge Of mechanics in repairing
his caterpillar tractor engine. The
work is being done in the Heath ga
rage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wheaton Of
Hugoton, were callers in town Mon
day evening.
The representative Of the Sentney
Wholesale Grocery, was transacting
business in the Archer Grocery last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Coats and
daughter, Miss Nora, were visiting in
town Thursday. While here Mr.. Coats
did some more work on his lots that
he recently purchased.
T. B. Westfall and Tom Hodge,
now Of Archer, transacted business
in Hugoton Tuesday.
Lew Thornberg of Hugoton, was
sightseeing in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Clayton Hoover of Tyrone,
visited relatives in town last Thurs
day.
Roy, Grace and Mildred Hedrick
and Edna Bloom left for Pratt last
Friday to attend the Epworth League
Institute. They returned Monday.
The Rock Mill Elevator Company
has force Of men working on the
portable elevator and scale house al
Mildner, on the Bloom farm. Mrs.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15
Sunshine Items

Not much news this week, but lot.
Of wind.
. e. L. Igo and Herman Frisby left
Monday for Cordell, Oklahoma. They
will bring a harvest crew back will
them.
Mrs. J. A. Smith returned to her
home last week. She has been away
for about month, being called away
on account of the illness of her moth
er, who died on the goth of May.
Mrs. j. w. Bunyard and son, Dur
ward, of Saltwater, are visiting with
her mother, Mrs. N. J. Keplar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Apsley and
children called at the Frisby home
Sunday
Miss Linnie Frisby, who has been
in Liberal for the last three weeks,
returned to her home Sunday.
Everyone is invited to Eureka Sun
day. There will be all-day services,
and dinner. Everybody come and
bring well-filled baskets.
E. L. Igo and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Smith were Sunday visit
ors at ]. A. Smiths home.
Mrs. C. M. Smith called on Mrs.
E. l.. Igo Saturday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15
Frank Davis is boarding the hands.

Frank Davis is boarding the hands.
Lee and Asa Randill of Michigan,
came in to work in the harvest fields,
At present they are employed on the
elevator force.
The W. G. T. U. met with Mrs,
Maude Kelly last Tuesday afternoon.
A large number of members and Wis
itors were present. Part of the after
noon was spent in piecing blocks for
the new quilt. During the business
plans were devised for the distribu-
ton of money and clothing where
needed. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served by Mrs. Kelly
assisted by her niece who is visiting
here from Wyoming.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

We are pleased to note the young
students returning home from the
various colleges, and also pleased to
hear Of what they have accomplished
and what it will mean in the future
for them Among them are the
Misses Estella and Elnora Heath, Eli
Packer and Horace Malin.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

visiting, and in the hope that the
climate will benefit Mrs. Wilson's
health.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

Let the Exide Battery & Electrical
Co. install your next Ford timer with
a two-year written guarantee.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

The Exide Battery & Electrical Co.
would like to install your next Ford
timer with two-year guarantee.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

c. E. Woods was out Of the city
Monday on short business trip.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

Mrs. Felix Strickland and children
of st. John, Kansas, returned to their
home Wednesday, after visiting sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Strickland's
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
G. Massey and brother H. M. Massey.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

Donald Buckley made business
trip to Kismet Tuesday for the LIB
eral Produce Company.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

H. W, Stubs and Bob Lyle OF
Ulysses, were business visitors in
Liberal Wednesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

Food Sale Saturday, Star Grocery,
Ten o'Clock.-Auxiliary, American
Legion. 61t1c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

A Service Preferred
by Many of the Best Families
Just as the bake-shop has
learned to make you better
bread, so have we during the
last few years been able to make
many improvements in laun-
dering.
If this were not so, we would
not today be doing all the fami-
ly washington doing it regu-
1arly-for so many Of the finest
homes in the city.
And because we are doing
family washing and ironing so
satisfactorily, and so econorni-
cally, is it fair to continue to
depriHe Yourself aud your fani-
ly of this saving service2
Call us up to-day and giuSus
an opportunity to show you
what modern laundry service
really is like.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

Mrs. Matte Cohenour was in town
Wednesday, buying supplies for her
store between here and Moscow.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-15

c. A. Hunter, travelling freight
agent for the Rock Island, was a
bushes visitor in the city Wednesday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-21

Barrett regret the sudden termination
of his long-expected visit to his
mother, Mrs. C. E. Crandell, and his
sister, Miss Alice Barrett, by his re-
turn to Walter Reed hospital, Wash
irgton, d. c. Wilson's absence for
three years did not cause us to forget
him as a young man of bright pros
poets, but his past few months Cd
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-21

suffering, though borne with courage
and fortitude, have been somewhat of
"a disappointment. Courage. friend
Wilson, our prayers are with you and
your mother and sister for Gods sus-
tanning grace. We call to mind that
Wilson and Alice are one of the links
in the chain of four generations rep
resented in our church life few
years ago. the other three links being
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-21

the great-grandmother. Mrs. Leazzs
who few weeks ago departed . her
glorious reward at the hons . her
son in Tampa; her daughfer, IRA
Amy Bryant. now living 1r6calae snd
her daughter. then Mrs. LORI BzzTskf,
now Mrs. c. E. Crandall Of Be1lev3ew.
Truly, a record of which 81 fznailz
might be proud. and family q Vhi<h
no community need BE- asheed
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-21

note several visitors from the B. Z.
P. u. Their presence is an inspira-
ton and we hope they will come again.
Wednesday evening the league will
assist the older people IN prayer and
praise service, followed by outdoor
social. Why not mix religion With
play, provided both are the righ6 sort ?
The many friends of Mr.. W. L.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-21

of our former members frightened
our meeting last Sunday evening.
They were Miss Helen Brown, who
has been attending high school ut San
rferd, n. c., and Miss Gwendolyn and
Mr.. Robert Merrill, who have been IN
school in Jacksonville. These young
people while they made their homes
in Belleview were fine workers in the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-21

Sunday school, Miss Gwendolyn IN
particular, having the distinction of
winning a prize for perfect attendance
for several years in succession.
Miss Brown was our leader Sunday
evening. The topic was, "The Chris
tan Adventure Into Every Condition. "
The attendance was very good for this
time Of year. We were pleased to
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-21
BELLEyIEW EPWORTH LEAGUE

Belleview, June 20.-The Epworth
League of Belleview, though few in
number and with their pastor absent
for the summer, DECIDED not to give
way to encouragement and disband
for the summer. but to hold their reg
alar Sunday evening services. Three
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-21
worlds best music.

worlds best music.
home with fun, cntcfS
and the kind of happincsS
makes living worth while.
But you must hurry, for ou1
liberal offer is now expiring
Perhaps never again will you
have the opportunity to secure
a brand-new, latest model. re-
duced-price Grafonola on these
liberal terms.
Come in at once and select
your instrument before il L
too late.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-21

Only a few more days remain
in which to take advantage of
our liberal offer to put a mod
ern, high grade, brand-new
Columbia Grafonola in your
home for only One Dollar.
Hundreds of people have
taken advantage of this won
derful opportunity to secure a
quality ms trument for only
One Dollar. 1t is the chance
they were waiting for.
Fill your home with the
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
@9tpar8tpdIberinnen aus bem Imte
N%eu1tabt.

Sic itd ma6toque friidbelau6te 8u.
den 5omartig m0lben. Gin Siittlein
griiBt BON bober auslibtSreiber Sell
ienmater Iber uns, un0 6as n1aleri-
ide 5elientbor oes &iri6iprungs
un0 elm bibi6er 8riidenbogen Bill
oen Sen romantii6en ginga1tg gum
2anofbaftSbiloe bon @oroer=So0t<
moos. Na9 5mei 5tutoen t%reffen
mir sic erl ten .@auler, Sbmar5wal=
ser Sol5paldite nit Gieienidil1oel.
oadern u11o elmer fur5en blibenoei
5enlterreibe, mel6e Die @obnede 6eS
SanieS be5ei9net.
@dgemiible1t, floppern6e &a0er,
alerliebfe Stu trationen GIT Sem
8olfslie0e uSSn einem fiiblen @run-
Del" &iid, raid fabrt oaS blinfe1toe
giien nit beiierem &lingen enaer
9o6lan0stanne ms @er5, eS faat
8rett Inn 8rett!/
SSn Den Maientraum, IN Sic iiiBe
Mal6einiamfeit bes @ebrat6ales
idaut BON io1rniger S0be eilt nel!es
@e6a110e mie ELM fiirltlides 56lob
ltn6 be6errldt nit Siirnlen uno 8al>
fenen in freiem Mltsblid sic meite
6oritlanbi6aft. Mber es 1T ni6t Die
Mal6- uno Sommerre ii0eu5 zines
@roBen ser @elt, io1rbern eine Sell
anltalt, oas u5anatorium We9ra<
malls" 6as bereits SCI Meter itber
6em Weere liegt unb fir Ste Nuf-
nabme fir 2ungenfranfen beItimmt
1T. Ser ltol5e 8au ipri6t mirflld
mie BON 11enem 2e6en, 0aS IN DIE
itiue 2an6lbaft 5iebt.
Cine @egfriimmltng nod, ut1o
mir iino in So1tmoos ielblt, Dem
fleinen biibiden aurort I'M BODICE
legenen Aueutal ser @ebra, einesn
Dorf, Sos lidt uno freunOlib 5rpi<
iden 0en gdmar5malo6ergen liegt
nn6 Sic in ieinem Namensflang rl1-
ben0e Norltel1ung elmer 00en Sod
moorlan0idaft aufs angenebmlte
,ef1ttauiGt.
Neues mno Mltes b%egegnel1 ii6 il
Go6tmoos, &ur- unb 8aoergebaaDe
i'm luft- ur6 ionnenfrenotgen @tl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21

M6tei NIT ibrem acknowledgement
geid)idtliden Mus6rud. Sic ml1rbe,
nad6em lie Sabr6moerte lang cine
6eueudtenoe stdtte Scr @ilienibaft
i'm sbmar5ualo gemeien mar, I'M
Satire 1906 aufgebo6en, gu elmer
Sptnmerei bertpanoelt un0 lire Sir.
de 1874 ourd einen Brand per>
mittei.
Srii6e Morgenminoe tpebe1t, oa
ltn0 mir idon auf 6em Wege na9
DEM Gitiiee, un6 ct. 8lalien liegt
ibier IN ser @ogelidau unter nns,
mabreno sic alange 1es <ror.
del tiers 6as in Sen Anlagen ipielt,
berballen. Ser @alo idlagt feline
8ogen Tim lns, einfame Webofte
9rnBen uns .auf freien @odfeloern,
NO 5a6e 9elite elmer 5aben Shoae
Die i6malen Sommerfrii6te a6trot'
5er, Damn blinft mieoer etn frel1no-
liber fleiner &urort, uno nebeu urs
fl1tet nit 6unfeln @aliern ser la11ge
i6male S9ludlee.
limo NUN ei11 ct frii1en6es Sr1ter.
me55o, &alt int @ait1ouS u8um Mu-
erbabn," Dem idouen groBen daraf.
terfelten 9auernbaus, po @anoerer,
NoB nno @ao gern balten, neil eS
Sic Worfe bilbet, 6ab ma1t ste @alfte
6es bierltiin0igen @eges Don ct.
8laiien na9 SitiIee reidlid binter
ii9 bat.
9aS i61rite 8il6 auf Ser 5peiten
8egbalfte 5um Sitiiee lit eS mo6l,
menn ser Sel6berg 5ur 9infen oeS
@an6erers fret in grideinung tritt.
Oiit ieinen finf5ebn6unoert Meteru
@0be biloet er cine fede &1ppe uno
tragt bts in 6en Mai ooer Stunt bin-
Elm cine meiBleltdten0e &ro1te rei11en
Winteridnees, oie i'm ais @errn oeS
S6mar5maloes olts5eidnet. St lit
au9 ser @obltater ser benaAbarten
&urorte, 81 CT ais berrliddte NllS-
ltbtstDarte 0es SdJmar3tpaloes niGt
nltr eiten iomunerllden 5trom berg.
freuoiger Soltrilten anlodt, ion0crn
du9 aniebnlide &olonien BON @tr1=
tergalten at lie fellelt, sic ii9 at1
ietne11 &dlnge11 penn fr0bliden Wi1'
terlport bingebet1.
ltnIer 8iel liegt ober nidt altf
ieiner ion1igen 906e, es liegt TIM
tiefen @rl111De.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
Allerlet Nnrh5rtta- Grl1rdlrhf tnt
decentralization Afrtkan
Sou u. arrieus.

Sen Sii6 legt man ouf 6en Sltb=
booen uu6 6as iunge 8aar i9reitet
iDmbolii9 iieben Mal 6oriiber >bin-
meg, Sti6 uno Ger ltenbrot biloen
an 6ieiem Gage 0aS Mtttagsmabl.
Sim fiebenten Sage miro enolid Die
@od5eit bei6loiler, 1a6 gemein-
.i6aftli6em Seiteiien geben Die Sd,
tie enogiiltig beim uno nun bat oaS
i11nge Yoar en6li6 &1tbe.
Sn Maroffo 3ieben sic mannli6en
@od5eitsgdlte mabreno ser 6eltmo.
9e tdglt9 mebrmals u1ter Mbfelt.
ern ibrer S1inten 6nr6 sic @alien
u16 BEL SEN 8e6lti1ten meroen iet1e
uHbantalia" genan11ten Heiteripiele
obgebalten, BEL oeney ebenfauS bel
8ulber berfnaut nitro, 6aS 6er
8rautiga1n fpenoet. Son Ser So
be zines &a1nelriidens iiebt 6ie
8raut SEN &eiterfiinl item 5u.
Mebnli6 pie BET BEN Mauren
ipielen iid Sic &od3eiten BEL Sen
nor6ofrifaniiden Su6en, ant ori-
einelliten aber bei benen bon .SnntS
ab. Sci SEN tuneiti6en Sl1oen gilt
nqmli1 6ie @raut fir umio i90ner
uno begebrensmerter, lie grober ibr
forperlides @epi6t lit. GS miro
alio BEL ibnen Sic S@0nbeit i'm
mabren Gimme 0es @orteS getpo>
gen. 9ie gan5 iungen Maofen
pflegen oft iebr bubI0 gu iein. Die-
fer &ei5 i6min6et aber 1ltr aa5u-
ibneu 6abin, 6enn iopie 6aS Ma6=
6en FMS beiratsfabige Sitter getre-
ten it, miro es fit sic gbe gemd-
itet. 9ie i1nge Game miro 81 6em
3wed gang ipitematii6 unter @e-
obadt1ng genauer &egeln Sag un6
Madt nit Meblipeiie n> Del uno
9atteln mod @anieart genu0elt uno
file erreidt 6enn oltd balo-in Gang
1tn6 8etpegungen cine getpiIie Mbn-
lidfeit nit 6ieiem Eier. Sc iGme->
ter sic 13-15iabrtge iunge S60-5
ne lit, 1tmio mebr' MuSlidt getpinmf
lie, ei11e quite Yartie 81 1na6en.
Sci Sen inter islamii6en Gin,
flub@ftebenoen Ne%gerbGlfern 6es Gu,
San biloen sic Sod5eitsgebraude
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21

6en aber ltebt oas 2ofenoite 6idt
am Strom:
u-eines @artens tpoblbur9blii1nte In
u11o bal6 pertedt bon 8ilofaitanienz
1tdrn1nen
@es @errenidl0Bleins i6lonfgetarmter
8al."
ga bat Margareta, oas Sraulein
BON 9d0nau, ge6auit. gtngeipon-
men BON 59effelerinnerunget1, matt
oern mir i'm acknowledgement Saudi
ser SLUT our6 sic alte geoedte
8riide, eine metterfeIte @aQerie, 6ie
aus @unoerten bon m%annsotden VI
benbalfen gefugt lit. Sn ser Wtltte
lte6t ein altersgrauer Nepomuf. 9i11-
ter ser alten 5taot un6 ibren ott-
fen Giirmen l6auen uns oie lat1g-
riidigen ta1rtenltrupptgen Serge oes
@dpar3mal0es e%ntgegen. Sbnert
gelten unlere @an0erplane, 6enn 81
lange pouen mir uns nidt BON Den
grinnerungen o1l 6en uSrompeter"
umpeben 1aiien, bie at alen gde11
uno gn0en 6es 9aot9ens Sadingen
lebenoig 1in6. 8elon0ers I'M 6as
g1loBden nit ieinem taoeaole 11
5duppenflei0 aus grauen Sbin=
beln!
Sier Elm @iertelltin6den ridiin-
MEMBER HaIt, baum ein Srurf I'M
r5bmor5en 8alfii6," uto sun r.
l1heu mir 6os Grab Berner &lrfs
bofers, 6es Erompeters, 0ellen Steia
in oie quBere gbor1pano oes 9omeS
eingemauert u11o iebt nit eitter @r5'
bulfe @@effels gefr0nt unO bon Ell
tten1 funltpouen gilengttter nmldlBt
lit.
Oamit gerltg ser litterariiben Ct
%innerungen! 56dingen ie1bit lebl
t1iht 6abon aueim ionoern nor=
nebmli6 BON leiner bliibenoen Sn=
6ultrie, un6 uns lit es Dor olem Die
itimmungsreide gingangspforte fitr
einen Musflug in Sen iiioli6en
56mor5mal6.
Muf sem 8abnbof 0eS Staothens.
treffen mir sic erlten 96mar5mal.
.oerinnen i'm @dml1d i6rer bralttte11
8opfe u11o. ser idmar5en 6rette1t
5hleifen, sic pie Sliigel iiber Dem
Sheitel i6meben, sic erlten paar
lteinf0pftgen Bauern aus DEM 9ot=
5enlqnoe in ibrer altoaterli6en
Grabt> 2eute 10 ,ltarf nr1o 10 oerb
mie sic Mettertannen, sic atf ronber
@0be 5dil6madt 6alten.
Scum mebr beiteigen mir Die 8a9nz
sic BON 5ddingen gum @telentbal
fiibrt. 9ie Tabrt ait Sic Rfqrte oeS
5dmar5maloes ermii0et unS niht.
sic oauert 11ur ei1e balb Stunoe
1tr6 gebt nit einem anb eimelnoen
Hiidblid auf 6ns gta6tde1t, leite
pielen @iebelbdltier, alten Shrine
ln6 mo6erne 5dlote empor III Den
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&amellatteI elmer 8ebuinenbrort.

ein @emiib bon orabiiden un6 See
gerittten. Inter Sen Suabelis 0it-
afrifas bat sic luitige Megernotur
oie Wooe berborgebrabt, oab-H1ar
bon Ser 8raut beionoere 5abigfei-
ten I'M 1an5en erpartet. Son
flein auf ididt man oesbalb sic
Wfao6en IN 5an55irfel, mo- 1ie bon
alteren Sral1en tn alen Riinlten,
Die cine ugibi," cine Game, 5iere1,,
nnterpieIen tperoel1. 9ie1e Ean5-
furie tperoen cor profane11 Man1ter.
altgea ltreng gebeim gebalten. ST.
Sen @auiialdnoern miro sic Bral1t
anf ein @fer6 geiebt 411o 10 l1rter
Haufeni6au un0 Sl0tenmuiif nit
groBem @efolge in oas Sous 6es
Br1utigotns geleitet. Sort fin6en
grobe S6mauiereien itatt> uno
9aW1nelfleiid nit 8obnenmlts,
idarfgepfefferte SUDDEN aus @ro.
nnBfrmhten uno dbnlide @enui1e
tperoen in Den &nlebalIenel.a1o 8inn-
l6ulielat au6 in Ser @adbaridaft
Derteilt.
@dbreno Der mebrere Sage all
oa1ter1loen Sob5eit tragen Sreua-
oint1en Die iamtliden &od5eitsgc.
i9enfe tpie g%etriebene Metaafaunen,
Teuer, blbide Matteu uno ge-
ihnbte 2offel auf @laben nno
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Surge %ausfrau f11r5 nod Der &o65ett

Ser 8rdl1tigam aber .gebt ait
oielem Sage NIT iei1en 6reu1oen
-6um @arbier, no ite iid 5u-
5amnten rolteren lalien, 1pdter
begtbt iib sic ga1t5e @eien=
fdaft orf Soften 0eS 8rautigamS
ius 0ffentlibe Dao. Sn ser nun
foleenoen u@a6t oes @bebou5ugeS"
erIdeint no9 Sem Mben0gebet Ser
Barber, ser tm Orient eine biel
attgelebenere Beri0nli6feit lit ais
BET unS; BET oen &od5eiten iteut
ct eine slrt &ausbofmeiiter uno
&atnmeroiener Dor, CT 5tebt 6en
8rdutigam at1> retbt @etranfe ber-
amt un6 iammelt @el6gei6enfe fir
1id Elm. 9ann ieben ii6 oue nit
oem @rdutigam Dor oas &ol1s un0
.tuarten, Bis i'm feterltden 8uge NIT
>5adeli6etn un6 Muitf ser Bug NIT
Ser 8raut o11fontmt. Ser ndGite