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DEATHS

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Samuel Roger Nichols died sud-
denly of a heart attack while hunt
ing on November II with friends in
the Big Pool section of the county.
He had been living at Big Pool since
July.
The deceased was born at Cas-
cade, son of August and Susan
Roger Nichols and lived most of his
life at Cascade He was employed
for several years by the Western
Maryland Railway and was motor
man on the old c. G. and w. trolley
until the line was abandoned. For
the last II years he had lived with
his daughter, Mrs Margaret Holmes,
in Keedysville and Baltimore. He
was last employed in Baltimore. He
was a member of the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION, Blue Ridge Sum-
NIT.
He is survived by: two daughters,
Mrs. Margaret Holmes, Baltimore,
and Mrs. Clarence Ferguson, Balti-
more; seven grandchildren; three
brothers and one sister, Alfred, John
and Mrs. Mary Benchoff, all of Cas-
cade: Clarence, Philadelphia.
George w. Phillips died at the
Washington County Home on No
vember II, aged 80 years.
He was employed at the Beachley-
Reichard Furniture Company for
number of years.
Mrs. Elizabeth NilIie) Meats, wild
ow of Hiram o. Meats, died at the
Washington County Hospital on No
vember II following an illness of
six weeks, aged 80 years.
Mrs. Meats resided at TIA West
Franklin street and was born and
reared in Fairplay. A daughter of
Samuel and Rachel (Richards) Kitz-
miller, she was the last of her
family.
A member of the Manor Church
of the Brethren, she is survived by:
two daughters, Mrs. Max Weaver,
this city, and Mrs Wolford Husa,
Detroit. Seven grandchildren and
five great grandchildren also sur
vive.
Mrs. Mary M. Marshall, widow of
Edward Marshall, died at her home
in Antietam on November Is, aged
IS years.
Surviving are: A daughter, Mrs.
Elias Lumm, Antietam; sons, Dan
iel and Leon Marshall, Antietam;
sisters, Mrs Martha Gift, Chestnut
Grove; Mrs. Carrie Springer, Balti-
more; brothers, Thomas Holmes, AL
vey and Clarence, Chestnut Grove;
also six grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Dennis M. Henderson, infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Henderson,
died on November Is at the Wash
ington County Hospital, aged 4
months.
Mrs. Mary Kate Fechtig, widow
of Charles C. Fechtig, 1929 North
Potomac street, died suddenly on
November IS, aged 95 years.
She was the daughter of the late
Joseph and Elizabeth (Bragunier)
Smith, this city, where she spent
her entire life. She was the oldest
member of St. Johns Lutheran
Church.
Mrs. Fechtig was held in high es-
TEEN by all who knew her. Her
generous disposition and sympathet-
ic heart endeared her to both young
and old Although advanced in
years, she retained her remarkable
vigor of body and mind.
A daughter, Mrs. Naomi Hearon,
this city, survives, also a grand
daughter, Phyllis Hearon, this city
and four nieces, of Williamsport.
Joseph A. Mullen, father of Miss
Laura v. Mullen and Mrs. Massey
H. Roe, both of this city, died on
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-20
TURKEYS FOR SALE

Choice Quality, live or dressed
Martins Turkey Farm Martins
Hatchery, along Maugansville
Road. Phone 836-J-1.
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Charles Lewis Perkins, a resident
of Keedysville, died at the Wash
ington County Hospital on Novem-
Der Is, after an illness of five weeks,
age IA years
Born in Lynchburg, Virginia, he
was the son of the late Lewis and
Mildred May Perkins. He was
a member of the Salem United
Brethren Church, Keedysville.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs.
Viola Perkins; daughters, Mrs.
Adam NJ Wiescel, OF st. Paul, Mimi. !;
Mrs. Roy Long, of Boonsboro; and
and Mrs. Myrtle Holland and Mrs.
Elwood Long, of Keedysville, sons
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-20

Dennis NJ. Henderson, infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Henderson,
died on November Is at the Wash
ington County Hospital, aged 4
months.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-20

Joseph A. Mullen, father of Miss
Laura v. Mullen and Mrs. Massey
H. Roe, both of this city, died on
November IA, at his home in Cum
berland, aged 70 years.
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George w. Phillips died at the
Washington County Home on No
vember II, aged 80 years.
He was employed at the Beachley-
Reichard Furniture Company for
number of years.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-20

Gregory Lynn Steiner, infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Steiner of
Hancock, died on November Is at
the Washington County Hospital
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Lester, of Rohrersville; and Har-
vey and Ollie, both at home; and
four grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

world organization was nothing
but a Kremlin fifth column on m
international scale"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Top Precision Filler
To Fly At Air Show

The nations top precision aero
bate pilot, Beverly E. Howard,
OF O~rangeburg, S. c., has been
signed for a feature performance
at Bluethenthal field, in the Jan.
10 Air Show, Jesse Parker, CO.
chairman, of the Show committee,
informed the Star-News last night.
More commonly known as
"Bevo', Howard will fly the same
alrplane in his Wilmington ex-
hibition, that won him the Betty
Carstairs Acrobatic trophy Last
January.
Over 1000, 900 spectators have
watched Towards rs horsepower
Piper Cub, take top honors in COM
petition against other stunt Hiers,
using heavier aircraft, Parker re-
ported.
At the Bluethenthal show, How
ard will twist his tiny monoplane
into slow rolls, Immediately after
take-off, and will highlight his
performance by landing on one
wheel, rolling his plane to the same
spot he took off from, still on a
single wheel.
Born in Bath, S. c., Howard
learned to fly while a junior in
high school, and made his first
parachute jump at the age of II.
Later he became a member of the
fD,111 H1<Nr~,11o- o1,L TT -1 y
Hawthorne Flying service at
Charleston in 1882. as assistant
manager, and owns the business
now. At the same time he became
the youngest transport pilot in the
country, plotting large ships FOR
Eastern Airlines for two years.
The local Show committee has
also obtained Naval participation
in the forthcoming sky circus, with
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Walter Wick Retires
From Railroad Service

Walter Council Wick, valuation
accountant in the offices of the
comptroller for the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad has been retired after
4S years service, it has been an
nounced.
He entered the services of ACL
in 1915 having first been employed
by Seaboard Air Line in 1899.
He was transferred to the comp
troller's office after several years
in the valuation department. He
is recovering from a recent illness
which officials say FASTENED his
retirement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

Over 170,0 600 people live in
Wilmington. U. S. "A.
Wilmington ranks near. tops
as a popular name for Ameri-
can cities, as a survey indi-
Gates the largest city in south
eastern North Carolina has
ten sister cities with the same
name.
This city's estimated $4,000
p<, >ulation puts it in the number
two spot, with only Wilmington,
Del, tboatsing a larger number Of
citizens. There, 112, 504 persons
call Wilmington home, accord
ing. to 1915 census figures.
The smallest Wilmington is
in Kansas, where 1887 % per-
sons were listed, and 1915 !.
census-takers overlooked the
tiny village. In Virginia, Viii
mington boosted Is residents
in 1887, and neither of the
small towns have their own
postoffices.
A suburb Of Los Angeles,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
y0IJlh GROUPS
PLAN PROGRAM
Spring Semester Activities
Of Hi.Y And Tri-Y Clubs
{ Opens Thursday

mint meeting of the New Han
oror High school Hi-Y and Tri-Y
,1,,bs will open the spring semes-
tor next Thursday night at 6:45
.,cIock in the United Service or
eanization building it was an
no,nced last night.
The meeting, staged for the ben
.fi+ of new officers and members,
will be presided over by James
Greene, adviser to the Delta chap
Ter of the Hi-Y.
The nine clubs, sponsored by the
wang Mems Christian association
md operated by the Boys division,
1--we a total membership Of 265,
it was reported.
The following members OF the
ADVISORY council are in charge of
the various clubs: Sigma, Miss Is
abelle McIlwain; Omega, Mrs. W.
r Thomas; Aurora, Miss Dorothy
Romeo: Beta, Miss Ida 10 Ora
ham: and Freshman, Miss Virgin
ia Ward.
H.Y clubs are headed by the fol-
lowing members: Minora, Sgt. Cary
M. burden; Alpha William c.
Thomas; Delta, Cpl. James l..
Greene; and Freshman, Clifton
Ward.
sixteen Gray clubs within the
grade schools of the county are
Sponsored by the Hi-Y and Tri-Y
clubs, which furnish advisors FOR
the organizations. The names of
The clubs and advisors are as fol-
lows:
Catlett Boys club, O.. K. Prid-
gen; and Jack Mccarthy; Catlett
girls club, 10 Ann Sneed and Vir-
gi1ia Hatch; Chestnut street boys
club. Malcolm Crawford and Leon
ard Colley; Chestnut street Girls
club Betty Lou Lyndon and Jane
Troy: Forest Hills boy club, Rich
ard Galphin and Allen Lanier: For
est Hills girls club, Eugenia Nc
earthly and Catherine MacRae;
Femenway Boys club, William
Fill, and Bradford Virgins; Hem
enway Girls club, Ann Post and
Glenn Huffman.
Lake Forest boys club, Carl Will
lis and Brooks Broome: Lake For
est girls club, Rachel Cameron and
Edna Matthes: Tileston Boys club,
Carries Russell and Carson Boone;
T'eston Girls club, Catherine
Cove, and Rosemary Sweeney;
T'7ston Girls club No. 2. Nancy
W'~7ingham Betty Lou O'Master
End Geraldine Colkit: Winter Park
h""s Glib, William McEachern and
F"7rv T%rulove: Winter Park girls
CRIB Miriam Anderson and Mickey
Part's, and Wrightsboro, Cornell
us swart and Joseph Pridgers.
All other meetings for the week
have been cancelled since all
members are expected to attend
he 7olnt affair Thursday, it was
announced. -,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
40, 900 PEOPLE LIVE
VIII MzNCTONU.S.A

Wilmington. Calf, has no
census figures listed, but it
IS called a city within itself,
and Wilmington, ILL.,, has a
population of 1921. Whining
ton, Arkansas, listed its popu-
lation as under a 1000"
In Massachusetts,, Whining
toms population is $500, while
new York listed a Wilmington
with only 300 hundred persons.
Ohio's Wilmington boosted
5,971 residents, to rank third,
and the last city in the vii.
mington family, in Vermont,
has a population of GIL, I'll
Republicans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
STAn NEWS SHOW
PLANS INTERVIEWS

Exclusive news. spot news,
new news and interviews will
feature the weekly Star-News
,aoio program the Sunday STAR
NeWsreel over WMFD at 1880
p m. today.
The program, highlighting
news from in and around South
eastern North Carolina. will
siSo feature interviews with 1t.
ION. Jonh C. Wilson, COM
handing officer, Reserve Of
4,cefs Naval service, Whining
son' and DR.. ]. Watts Farthing,
wee president, New Hanover
Medical d society.
The broadcast, a halfhour
pfesentation, is under the di-
,ec'ion of Ben Mcdonald Star
round-the-town reporter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
# You Have q
Nasty Cough
Due to a Cold.
Follow she Lead Of Thovsonds
Who Hnve Found BUCKEYES
CANADioL MIXTURE 50
Good ond Effective

Spend - cents today At asy drug afoea ies
and hold it On the tongue a moment. then
swallow slowly and feel its powerful, punsen,
action spread through throat, head and bron.
ehiaI tubes. BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE al,
promptly to help loosen-up thick, sticky
and ease hard coughing spells.
Most al Canads knows BUCKLEY,S-fcik,
who live up North where . cough mixture
has got to do q reaI job, keep BUCKEYES
handy. So try it the very next time . cold
results in . wrsckink. stubborn coush-6nd
out for Yourself how good and effective il 10
for coughs due to colds. Ger BUCKEYES
EANADIOt MIXTURE - made IN The
Us. A.-TODAY-~ ali drug sesres.
FUTRELLE'S PHARMACY
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Ro7ocr~.::~ Glib
Committee Named

WASHINGTON, Jan.11. Up
Secretaries to each of the. II Tar
heel members Of Congress have
oeen named as the program com
mlttee for the 18th Annual ban
ruet and ball of the North Caro-
Ina Democratic club Feb. 81 at
the Mayf7ower hotel.
Md Brewer, president of the
t-uo' named Jack Snain, admins
rallVe assistant to Sen. Clyde R.
H0sv. chairman of the committee.
Brewer, of Winston-SaIem a n q
noohe' is administrative assistant
10 sen. William B. Umstead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

20 fighter ships promised from
the Oceana Naval base in Virgil
MIA. Twenty bombers are also
scheduled to take part in the
aerial show.
A ground show, featuring radar,
and anti-aircratt activity will be
put on by a Naval force from
Charl eston, and local pilots and
members of the Carolina Aero
club will also participate in the
program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
'Irarn'-~s Aid Society
Plans Annual Session


The Board of Directors of the
IF'Velers Aid society will meet in
melr annual session Tuesday
afternoon at one o'clock Mrs,
Helen Galloway. executive secre-
taFv OF the local organization. has
announced.
NE melting which will be a ban
ouet-ousiness session will be held
IN The dining room of the American
LEGION Home, Third and Dock
streets.
Theme of the meeting will be
eeAfeFed on The History of
Travellers Aid"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

ing the World Federation of Trade
unions.
The newspaper referred to re-
ports that ALL leaders asked the
U. S. State department to prevent
the entrance of German unions into
the WITH on grounds that the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Soviet Trade Journal
Assails AFL Leaders

MOSCOW, Jan. IL (P The
trade union newspaper Trud
charged leaders of the American
Federation of Labor today with at
tempting to gain control Of the
German trade movement and to
prevent German unions from join.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
CHINESE

NANKING, Jan. 11-(P)-A gov.
eminent reorganization which will
sweep numerous top men of Chang
Kai-Shek's own party from office
is due for completion by mid
February, it was reported reliably
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

About 200, 900 people are engag.
ed full time in the U. S. fishing
industry.
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Yarreni Der 5eufel i'm @enid fab,
tonnte er au9 fdneller laufen, aIs
Der alte 2iiberiB! -. unb fdIel=
nisft mubte ct iih biinne MAIDEN,
benn fein atpeiier Shub fonn.e gaia
gut i'm 8lauftener sSorithaus g.hDrt
iporben fein! -. lleberbaupt, bas
berbddtiae Mutomobtl, pielleibt itedte
Der Gmri9 bod brauben i'm Hepier
uno penn bic beiben JDriter binter
linn berbebten, tpurbe bic Situaiion
bEh bOuii9 unanoene6m! -. Mlfo
riiber iiber bic S9neuie tpie Elm
fliidtiaer Mebbod! -. gloh einmal
6olte par-ent tief Mtbem unb bann
bra9 er aus benz llnterbola her=
aus. -. Gin S9ub fnaGte, bic
RuseG fubr ibm por'm &nie porbei
unb er mar tpieber in bi6tem Inter
bol3. Wie bon Juri.n e.bebt, jaste
ct p.iter, rib iid bic 9dnbe unb 0ez
fi4t blutis. esal, nur peiter, tpeiter!
Oenn binter ibm tnadten Biif9e,
aber Niemanb rief i'm an. Grtannt
mar Ct aIfo ipobl nod nift tporben,
benn fonit battle ibm Der Sdiibe gus
eerufen: rparrent. balt!" Mlio aus
benz 2ode mar er beraus. feline Gage
bate ii6 febr perbeTert! SEPT mod
einen tleinen Dautrlauf bon flint
bunbert Metern, bann fam er an
pieridbrises Stangenbol5 unb mar
ben 9eutden bon Der sriinen 1arbe,
ipenn er nidt beillos ped bate. ent=
tpiidt!
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DerelnS-k -kalenoer
be-
6sutral.gerbanoes bes eiebenbarser ea&iex h Sss
Bereinietea etaatea ylx Nssbemeritx.

von ersammlun am W jahrilcl. e1nmal in dem
von ger convention i'm voraus bestimph.
ten Ort und an dem vom Gross-PrN-
sldenten anzuberaumenden Tave.
Qross-Beamte.
Gross-Prasident, John Balthes. s0a
Leader Bldg. Cleveland, o. Main 1921.
,eii. Vize-Gross,Pras., DR.. John Foisel
7o1 Eddy Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
- vlze-Gross-Pras., Andreas w, Petri.
zoS6 West 104. Str, Cleveland, Ohio.
~. Vize-Gross-Pras. John Orben. 1929
H1dson 1aE%Is pr, Youngstown, Ohio:
, GToss-Sekretar, Georg Martini, 3O3
Leader Bldg, Cleveland, o. Main 1921.
itiifssross-Sekret ScIlatzn,aistar,
Johh Rochus. 300 Leader Blls, Cleye-
land. -. Main SG21
~ ss-Vcrwaltungsrat: Geo. Derrner,
!sS iSohnie Brae Ave, Youn,, ,stGwn, g.:
GGenry sehindler. loGo5 i.innet Avenue,
GieSeland Ohio; John Il. Orba1, 3L26
hudson pr, Youngstown, D.; Fred j.
dmelss, $50 Homewood Ave. Salem,
ONO; Herman M. Hartman 9Ol Park
Ave, Elyria. Ohio
Grossarzt, Dr. Fred J. schuster, ss1
Erie Bldg, Cleveland, o. Cherry 6578.
Rechtsbeistand, George Schneider,
ENdicott OO95.
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Bereins-kalfn0er
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etete1tarses ea&ien edussrbxaSeD
tp1 WDrb6meritG.

5unss:-PrA:.dent. aeors kascnsr. ss4i
Goleta Ave, Youngstown. Ohio
,.ss .sns1Rundsssr1sidsnt b ,ss Ad9lf 0 0W,nssr
I. vize-B.-Pras.. Heinrich Nelxer. 14S
OsI y. Str. Erie. Pa.
,.SSa q We bandesSp sSpras,dent. SAN Absr.
I. Bundes-Sekretar, John Hallner.
11s13 Cooley Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
2: Bundes-sekretsr, John Smiley. 706
Ara1ngten RnaSes ASs N; w., ca1ton. Ohio
22O8 Holland Str. Erie. Pa.
Rundes,vervalteI, Michael salmen.
9assans Hss MapM,sGrsst' MG1an' Pn'ma Hsishts Ohio;
Youngstowh. Ohio; Anna Knall. S6os
Ktrkwood Ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
E.. NoFfos
I'm 0angs reir una fret I'm Wort
Und fest in Aintracht immerfort,
8uH . 1gS3 x9xo11S
nu2Assesksao, I.
oasvoaAaA, Ohio. 11ntxaoAt-xsSHAn1A.
Pras.. Michael salmsn, slsS Maple
crest Parma Heights.
sexr. Michael krauss. SSSS West
62. Str. Atlantic 7195.
ksnAesseSsfse Z.
oleysland ostssits kisdsxtassl
0omlsohtor ChoY.
Pras., Kath. Zakel. sl5 Eddy Road.
Tel: GIL. 3345.
sekr.. Ka:n. TrAknsr, al Nast lis.
Strasse. Tel: GIL. 40O5.
1uaassssktaoa q.
Detroit uieA. >. Q. GenischteS Cher.
Pras., Georg Schuller, 17430 Barlow
Ave. TEL: AR. 6374.
Sekr, Anna Winkler, 16419 Novara
TEL: We 9-126S.
Dundssssktaon Z.
Erie, Pa. 3. 3. NxHusrchOr.
Pras. John Singer. sos West 3s. Str.
Sekr.. Prank ]. Rsntja. lS1 Ost ~.
0UAAso0ottao1 9.
1oRaan. .. .. Q. 0OsaaGvOfsaA 1a1S1ooAt.
Prss. Michael Kirschnsr. Sll West
u. Strasse.
Prot.-sekr. r X. Triesenhensst, i7tS
Oberlin Ave-
1H1do90ektao2 q
New Castle, Pa. Eiutracht 0ssang.
President, John UDtch. 2408 Delaware
Avenue.
sekr.. Geors Lang, 2os w. Sheridan
Avenue
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RANCH-CALENDER
Tansvpa SazeN juniors Association ~ The United 6see
q AnsNjcs .,...

Detroit, Mich. - Detroit Junior SAxons.
President, John Meind,, 1450 Lake.
view Ave. Tel: Hickory l177.
Sec'y.. Mitzi Schemmel. 1888 Granger
Ave. Tel: Olive 1855.
Euvood city. - Ellwood City
Junior se,'
Sec'y, Catherine Paul, Martin Ave-.
Ellport, Ellwood City, Pa. Phone l697-R
Farrell. ra. - Tsrrsn Saxon AsAass1s
President, Henry Holmes. 304 Hamil-
sec'y., Mitzi Lingner, 9s1 Fruit Ave.
Phone 25137.
Gary. indiana cary saxon juniors
sport Club.
Pres, Dan Vincent. $40 Caroline st:
Secy., Eleanol Helwig. il0S Taft
Ave. Fhone 6210.
IA hin, ohau Lossin Ju11oe
Saxon Club.
Pres, George Falk, 2O04 East 30th 0t.
Sec'y., Ann Binder, 1889 w. Goth 6t.
lfoaaoa. ~. = Monaco Ss,Ass
= see'y;, He;ea 5chuIler, 40 Penn Ave.
rev Castle, Pa. 1sv 0a0n0
Saxon Juniors.
President, William Ungar, sos 0ADt
Sheridan Ave. Phone 3222-J.
,sec'y:.. Ruth schuster. 7o6 State Str.
Phone 1861. .a
Salem, Ohio. - salem Junior saxon
Club.
Pres, Andrew Clrfch, 906 Liberty y
Sec'y., Mary Lou Lutsch, 906 Arch -.
Young0town, Ohio. - YouAgUeov0
juni0r 0Ax009
President, Michael H. Bokesch, Jr..
81 East Warren Avenue.
Cor Sec'y., Katherine r. Bochu, 7S4
North Walnut Street
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DIE HUMPELHANNE
ROMAN Won HORST BODEMER

Nab Elm paar bunbert Metern blieb
ct immer ipieber iteben unb l>lf9te
in bic Naht binaus, aber nihts lieb
fih bDren tpie bas Haufden bes
Wirbes in ben 8dumen, bas anaden
mosi9er Neite unb BON fern bas
Sdreien einiser 9irfde! Mlfo nun
ba rein in's l1nterbols, babel ettpas
limits sebalten, in sebn Minuten bate
ct bann ben NolInpper Weg errei9t,
fretlid tpar's INNER nob re9t frasz
lid. ob Ct ben Wilbbieb erpiiden
lpiirbe.
@s mar ni9t Der erfe 6iri6, ben
Sobann parrent in ben itaatlihen
WGlbern auf bic Oede selest! llnb
elm paar Mal bate ct ii9 au9 fdon
in dbnli9en Situationen befunben,
bas tpar freilid idon Ianse ber! Mls
junser, aefbmeibiser Buride bate Ct
Der Wilboieberei nit 2eibeni daft eez
fr0bnt! Nuf bas Dilbbret tam's
linn ia niGt tceiter an, bas tonnte er
iid audi taufen! Die Mufr.suns,
bic bas frdflide Beginner nit ii9
bradte. bas Nnpirf9en an bas Gbelz
pi!b, ipdbrenb btntr iebem 8ui9
ober Stamm Elm @riinrod lieeen
tonnte, bas reiste i'm! l1nb bann
aud Der 8eiib Der Sropbden. Inter
feinem aubitall, binter einem 0erz
i6lag, ben ni9t einmal feline ssrau
tannte, bate ct cine sanae Getpeibz
fammlune. 0u paren Gremplare
barunter, bic iid ieben laifen tonnz
ten! Wenn er fe beiibtiste, bui9te
INNER elm aufriebenes 2G9eln iiber
isin gefi9t. Sebes @eueib eripedte
in ibm cine be ionbere Grinneruns!
Ga, Der Sobann parrent. bas ipar
Elm &erl! W1it ben Sabren batt. e
freili4 rei9li1 piel Sped anseiebt.
ba persebt einem bic 2uf, fi9 bic
Nadt Inn bic Obrsn au iblasen unb
burd bic Ddlber gu trie9en, lpis cine
areu5otter! Mber ab unb au er=
pa9te bas Sasbfiebsr bod nisDer!
Dor alien Dinsen, ipenn bic Sirid.
fdrien. baB mans i'm Bette b0ren
tonnte! -. ga, unb bann bate i'm
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