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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
First Round Completed
In Tennis Tourney
Without Upset

First round play of the largest
Western Maryland Tennis champion
ship tournament in several years has
been completed. The seeded players
advanced without any upscts or else
drew a by on the first round of the
70-entrant contest. Bad weather has
been the only cause for worry, the
committee reported. The courts at
have been soaked by the heavy rain
fall so that woman's singles play was
held up, but in spite of the rain the
club still hopes that the final plays
will be held on Saturday as scheduled.
In the first round, L. Middlekamp
(8) defeated w. Wagner, so, 60;
Buzzy Hettleman (4) defeated R. Ew-
ing, 81, Go; L. Beck defeated b.
Clardy, 81, 6-2; T. Armbrecht de-
feated b. Bernstein, 6-3, 6-3; ID.
Schimmel 81, defeated S. Pasmore,
.6-2, OF. Schimmel is placed in the
quarter finals by defeating Arm
brecht, 81, 6-2. Neff defeated F. Rob
erts, 60, 60, and A. Kettles CD de-
feated Bond Weber, 81, 81. The re-
mainder of the seeded players, b.
Schneider G), d. Royal (2), Curtiss
90, and Brown (O, have not yet per
formed.
Because of late arrivals. the
first round of the women's singles
has not yet been completed. NJ. Hugus
defeated A. Schaffer, f-1, OIL In the
only three set match in the tourna-
ment so far, Ewing McAllister de
feated Betty Warrington, 60, As,
Cd L. Ewing CD defeated Mrs. r..
w. Hugus, 81, 81; F. White defeated
Mrs. A. J. Parran, 81, 60; and S.
Moore, who holds one leg on the wo-
mems challenge trophy, defeated J..
Bishop, 6-2, 81. The other seeded
players among the women are A. Fen
messy %, Sue Devlin (2), and Wanda
Naylor az.
The draw for the mems and women's
doubles has not been made yet. How
ever, twelve teams have entered for
women's doubles and sixteen for mems.
The tournament is being financed
this year by contributions. Those who
have already given are the Coca Cola
Co., Dewitt and DeBerry, Hamill's
Book Store, Hinebaugh's Restaurant,
Neil Fraley, Manhattan Hotel, Will
liam James Hotel, Sharps Motor Co.,
Oakland Equipment Co., and Haw-
kinson Tread, and many other private
contributors.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
The 01he4 leAIom =.

Mr. Average Citizen is going have a tough time making
ends meet during the next He'll stagger along under the
load of watch his savings vanish his
normally modest living Standards he'll be happy for while
with cash his pocket and when he the bills
But he has find another 500 That is what the
steel strike settlement him!
Perhaps doesn't understand how relatively few people
republic Of 1872 million free people hamstring the
iory point that's become nsufferabe Yet the formula is
simple Take smooth running industry s in government con-
unreasonable labor leaders, liberal dose
gand watch the chain reaction begin One after another and
with the Administrations blessing each unions demands met
Industry the other hand must make profit collapse
Prices up the newly Here
again
Mr. Average Citizen is still on the end
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
County Makes Strides
In Road Building
During Summer Season

Garrett County has never been so
well equipped for building roads as
it is now," w. W. Dewitt, county
roads engineer, remarked proudly as
he referred to the county's fleet of
trucks, graders, rollers, crushers, and
all the essentials needed for top-notch
road building.
With the summer building program
still in full swing, Dewitt pointed to
the map of the county that is literally
marked with projects completed, I'M
derway, and proposed for the season.
Two full miles of relocated and
handicapped road from Harrington to
the Swallow Falls intersection were
wrapped up and handed to the pub
lie recently, with work on the Cranes
vile section to begin in earnest with
in the next few weeks. Rights of way
and clearing have already been ac-
complished on this Az mile stretch
which will link GAINESVILLE with Oak
land, saving the GAINESVILLE folk a
distance of eight miles when coming
via Terra Alta. The Swallow Falls
intersection will not be started until
later in the season.
Along the Bittinger-Accident link
Of three miles, considerable rcloca-
ton has been done under difficult con-
ditions, Dewitt said, and all necessary
grading is finished.
SiX-tenths of a mile between Table
Rock and Kempton was recently COM
pleted, as was a mile on the Broad
ford road, near Oakland; a mile at
the Dodge school house intersection
and IL miles of the Dorsey Hotel
road, north of EVANSVILLE.
One mile of road near Finzel is
in the process Of completion as is
cight-tenths between Route 4C
through Avilton to Homecoming.
The department is also faced with
the task of paving approaches and
parking areas of the two new high
schools in the county, each requiring
the equivalent of about a mile OF
hardtop.
Another accomplishment has beer
the placing of route number signs
Throughout the county, designed priu.
cipaIly as an aid to tourists.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
81 1882 A Century for the Amish of Garrett County
History of GOrtner Settlement
Shows Amish Weather Storm
Regardless of Modern Innovation
BY TACY LEVERING
Staff Feature Writer


In 1853 a wagon came south over
Meadow mountain and Hoop Pole
Ridge down into Pleasant Valley. 1t
stopped at a small settlement of four
families a few miles from Gortner,
near Aurora, w. Va. This wagon car
ried the household goods and family
of Daniel and Elizabeth Beachy, who
had left the large settlement of
Amish in Somerset County, Pa, to
cast their lot with the small Amish
community just beginning near Gort-
ner. These families had been in resi-
dence, it is believed, only about a year
when the Beachys joined them And
so the present year of 1862 marks
the centenary of the first Amish set
Element in Maryland.
Nearly ninety years later there was
another migration of Amish into
Maryland in st. Mary's County But
this movement, in 1889, was accom-
panied by widespread interest and a
great deal of publicity The rational
magazines and big city newspapers
carried feature articles on the Amish,
their history, and their way of life.
But the older settlement in Garrett
County moved along unnoticed and
unconcerned. Since this Amish COM
munity is part of the oldest history
of the county, and since they are also
a part of the distinctive quality of the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
$1,000 Damage Suit
Docketed In Allegany

Suit was docketed Tuesday in the
Allegany Circuit Court by Charles O.
Wolfe, school bus operator in Garrett
County, against Kenneth B. Shan
holtz, of Augusta, w. Va, and Earl
O. Haines, of Winchester, Va, in con
nection with collision between a bus
and coal truck last February.
The declaration, filed by Edward
J. Ryan, attorney for Wolfe, states
that the school bus was hit from the
rear by the coal truck on the Bloom
ington- Swanton road because of neg
hgence of the defendant driver. The
truck was hauling coal to Winchester
from Garrett County mines.
Damages of $4,000 are asked by
Wolfe, for damages to the school bus
and personal injuries.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
New Headquarters For
County Welfare Office
Set for September l
Two New Members Assume
Duties

The County Welfare Board, which
has been located in the second and
third floors of the First National
Bank Building for the past several
years, will move into new head
quarters on or about September /,
Director Robert Stemple announced
Tuesday.
The new location will be on the
corner of Fifth and Green streets, in
the former home economies building
of Oakland high school.
Reason for the change, Stemple
explained, was that the present
quarters do not meet minimum state
standard requirements for an office
of this type. The new location will
consist of nine rooms, all on the
ground floor
There will be a stenographic office,
finance office, child welfare room, pri-
vate rooms for receptionists, case
workers, board and staff meetings,
and a waiting room.
The agency has currently paid $S5
monthly rent at their present loca-
ton and will pay about 81 more for
the same services in the new one,
Stemplc said. The building is owned
10y Ralph Hoye. Sang Run.
Mrs. Robert Hoffman Reelected
At recent meeting of the Welfare
board, Mrs Robert Hoffman was re-
elected to serve as chairman of the
board for another year.
Two new members recently ap-
pointed were Guy Stanton, Grants
Vile, and Mrs. Theresa Murphy,
Friendsvillc. A vacancy, however, still
exists but will be filled by an APP
pointment by the County Commits
sioners in the near future, Stemple
said.
Cash Recovery Made
During the period of July l, 1851
through June 30 1852, the agency
made recoverics from old age assist
ance granted in the amount of ST.
-;S3.O3. OF this amount, $24717 was
returned to the county. The remainder
went to the state and federal govern
mcnts on the percentage basis as it
was received.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
Friendsville Girl
Enlists in WAC's

Miss Betty Blanche Teats, 10, was
accepted in the WAC on Monday,
July %, and forwarded to Fort Lee,
Va, where she will undergo process
ing and basic training prior to her
WAC assignment.
The daughter of Mrs Mona 7.
Vail, Accident, Miss Teats was
graduated from Accident High School
in June of this year and has resided
in Friendsville, working part time as
waitress She is a member of the
Methodist church and of the church
choir in Friendsville. While in school
she participated in All, Glee Club,
and the girls basketball team.
She has enlisted for two years I'M
assigned as Private (E-D.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
Inch of Rainfall
Breaks Dry Spell

Cooler weather was the report for
last week. The hottest day Of the week
took the mercury to a high of only
81 degrees. This peak was reached
both on the first and third of August.
The lowest recording of the ther-
mometer was 46 degrees. This was on
August first. The lowest recording
during the day was on the sixth, for
"A degrees.
The rainfall for the week has
amounted to slightly less than one
inch. On the fourth, .33 of an inch of
rain fell. On the fifth, 81 inches fell
and on the sixth there was .08 inches.
This makes total of .92 for the
week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
Oakland Tangles With
Westernport Today

Oakland Amvets ballmen travel to
Westernport today to play Wesvaco,
a Bi-State Baseball League team,
which is currently leading the league.
Oakland is spotted in third place
Today's game is the first between
the two teams, with return to be
played at Oakland at a later date.
Game time of today's exchange is G
p. m, daylight time.
The local group will journey to
Moorefield Sunday to play the
Legionnaires in one of the most de-
cisive games to date Moorefield is
presently holding down second place.
and Oakland Amvets, third,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
Mt. Top Riflemen
Take Top Position
In Western Md. League

Outshooting Frostburg by the mar
row margin of 15S5-S2X to 1579-80X,
the Mountain Toppors smged into
number one spot in Western Maryland
Leagues eleventh small bore rifle
match held Sunday evening at the
Fargo range, Cumberland.
Mountain Tops triumph put the
Oakland gunners out in front with a
count of 8 wins against 3 losses. Will
son Whites 399-26X was best indi-
vidual total for the victors.
The match conditions specified 20
shots at 50 yards and 20 shots at 100
yards, any sights.
The next match will be fired at
Frostburg ON August II.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
Applications Ready For
Mastering Out Pay

Forms for mastering out pay for
men discharged since June 27, 1850,
are now available at the local u. S.
Army-Air Force recruiting office,
M/Sgt. G. f. Kirby announced.
The forms are in payments of 500,
5000 and $500.
Kirby said that former servicemen
are requested not to send their origi-
nal discharge certificates in with
these forms until they have been re-
corded at the clerks office in the
Court House.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07

ligious views with the civil obliga-
tons imposed by the state, the Men
nonites and the Amish in Switzerland
were driven to seek refuge in the state
of Pennsylvania, where separation of
church and state was rigidly upheld
In the early eighteenth century two
large colonies of Amish were estab-
lished in Berks County and Lancaster
County. AS these settlements pros
pered and grew it was necessary to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
Hobby Show Planned
At Oakland Playground

Youngsters of IS years and Under
are invited to display their hobbies
at a show being sponsored by the
Oakland Playground Association.
The show is planned for Tuesday, Aug
ust II, at the Elementary playground.
A pet show is being planned for
those under Is years of age for Tues
day, August 26, and followed on Fri
day, August 20, by a wiener roast
and outdoor movie which will feature
the activities of the playground dur
ing the summer months. Children are
requested to bring their own "hot
dogs for tbs roazt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07

county, this centenary would seem to
be good time tc focus our attention
upon their history and upon them.
The Amish get their name from
Jacob Amman, Mennonite minister
of Switzerland who broke from the
Mennonite assemblies over a question
of church discipline in 1893. His fol-
lowers were called the Ammansch and
later, in this country, the Amish.
Because Of the conflict of their re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07
Magistrates Office
Pays Own Way In July

For the first time in II years, Trial
Magistrate w O. Bitter reports the
magistrates office in Oakland has
paid its own way.
Receipts for July totaling $1,O92.50
were collected from motor and fish
and game violations. Julys docket con-
tanned "A motor violations, 81 criminal
and Al civil cases, Forty cases for
parking violations in Oakland were
: also heard.
Fish and game fines totaled 500,
netting the county STEPS Parking
violations returned $902.5O, of which
the State will remit $132 to the
county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07

have more and more land, so colonists
from there spread to other parts of
Pennsylvania and thence into Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, and gradually on
West, seeking the fertile valleys and
rich farm lands.
Since the trend of Amish was west
ward it is not strange that only one
group at this time overlooked into
Maryland. Surprisingly little can be
Continued On Page Four
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07

Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Wicker, Lewis
town, Pa, are presently spending a
vacation at their home on Third
street, Oakland.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-18

Feldpost- Sergeant Ralph Rip
ley, der iiber Elm Jahr in Korea
Dienst tut, weigerte sich. abgel0st
zu werden. Ais Letter elmer Field
postdienststelle kann er dort III
Briefmarken aus aller Welt kom-
men. Er ist Elm leidenschaftli-
cher Philatelist und seine samm-
lung wird auf $4,000 Dollar &C.
schatzt. Da er die Marken Won
den eingehenden Sendungen ma
turlich nicht abl0sen darf, pflegt
er den Empfangern cine Notiz NIT
der Bite UNI Ueberlassung der
Briefmarken mitSusenden-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-18

Die Some schien hell und
warm auf sein Bett, ais er er-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-18
PlOtzlich fallt elmer
auf der Strasse un

Der Sonnenstich entsteht durch
direkte Einwirkung der Sonnen-
strahlen auf den blossen Kopf.
Meistens tragt das Einschlafen
bein Sonnenbaden die Schuld
daran. Es kommt dabei zu elmer
Ueberfullung der Blutgefasse und
damit zu elmer Reizung der Him
haute, die sich augenfallig durch
Erbrechen und Nackensteifheit
aussert. Diesen Erscheinungen
gehen Mattigkeit, Kopfschmerzen,
Ueberkeit und manchmal verlust
des Bewusstseins voraus: dazu
konnen auch Dammerzustande
auftreten. Elm plotzlicher Zusam-
menbruch ist selten.
Die Este Hilfe. die auch jeder
Laie le;sten kann, besteht DARN.
dass der Erkrankte in den Schat-
ten gebracht wird; ist elm Ueber-
giessen des nackten Korpers NIT
kaltem Wasssr NIGHT moglich, 50
sollen Kopf und Brust nit feuch-
ten Umschlagen bedeckt oder der
KOrper in naSse Tucher einge-
packt werden. Gleichzeitig sorgt
man durch Schwenken Won Til
chern fur die Zufuhr frischer
Luft. Kunstliche Atmung kann
notwendig werden. Sobald das
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-18

Jetzt, wo die Frage, was. man
den Kleinen eur Schulz mitgeben
soil, wieder aktuell wird. sind
Cookyrezepte besonders gefragt.
HER sind einige CUTE und erprob-
te Rezepte, die allen Freude ma
chen werden:
Vanille- Cookies
Zutaten: 3 Tassen gesiebtes
Weissmehl, l Teeloffel Backpulver,
etwas Salz, Ia Tassen Fucker,
Tasse Margarine, 2 Eier unge-
schlagen, TeelofIel Vanilleex-
trakt.
Zubereitung: Backpulver, Salz,
Fucker und Mehl instrumentation,
Margarine zugeben und durch-
kneten, Eier und Vanilleextrakt
beimischen und gut verruhren, duf
mehlbestaubtem Brett etwa y
Zoll dick ausrollen, ausstechen,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-18
Wenn zwei in den
Brunnen fallen |!
Won Heinz Steguweit

Mitten durch den Hochwald
ging der alte, angeblich i'm Ruhe-
stand lebende Postmaster Daniel,
dem mach dem Rechten sehen
musste er INNER noch. Und rich
tig, wenn er NIGHT irrte. damn hor-
te er soeben Geschrei. Kan Is
Won spielenden Kindern her? Hat
te Elm Keller irgendwen angenom-
men, der sich NIGHT zu wehren
wusste?
Nit spitzen Ohren spurte Da-
MEL den Laute mach: I'm Hilfe
rief elmer, rieten gar zwei. und
also war es notig, dass man kan.
Fine Stunde dauerte Is fast, bis
der Alte einen verlassenen Brun-
men bel elmer langst serfarenen
Muhle fand. Er beugte SIGH uber
den Rand, schaute hinein .
Ds bebten in funf Meter Tiefe
und bis an die Brust i'm Wasser
stehend zwei Burschen, sogar zwei
Bruder. der Klas und der Lutz,
beide aus de mDorf jenseits der
Berge
He. was treibt ihr da unten?"
Sic heulten i'm Duet: ,,Reirge-
fallen sind wir, Herr Postmaster.
we'll der Holzdeckel mirbe gewor-
den war;"
..Zum Kuckuck. was habit ihr
auf dem Deckel "a trampeln?"
Aus Eiter, Herr, we'll uber dem
Brunnen die sch0nen Niisse wach-
sen ."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-18

Bewusstsein zuriickgekehrt ist.
sollen dem Kranken reichlich
Wasser und anregende Mittel, vie
Bohnenkaffee oder Tee, verab-
reicht werden. Elm Art kanu
naturlich dWch Hernmittel "a.
schere und wirksamere Hilfe brin-
gen. In vielen Fallen treten
mach Sonnenstich nervose Er.
krankungen auf, die elmer arzt-
lichen Behandlung bedurfen. Sehr
oft sind die Zeichen des Sonnen-
stichs und des Hitzschlags gleich-
zeitig zu beobachten.
Der Hitzschlag beruht auf elmer
Warmestauung i'm Korper, die
ihre Ursache in elmer gest0rten
Warmeabgabe durch die Haut fin-
det. Diese erfolgt bekanntlich
durch Absonderung von schweiss.
der durch Verdunstung dem Kor-
per Warme entneht und diesen
dadurch ahkuhlt. Es ist also die
Hitzschlaggefahr bel jenen Men,
schen besonders gross, die schlecht
schwitzen konnen. An ausseren
Einflussen kommt dazu unbeweg-
te, druckende Schwule bel feucht-
warmer Luft, zum Beispiel vor
Gewittern. Dabei braucht die
Some gar NIGHT "a scheinen. Die
Warmestauung wird durch anlie-
gende. geschlcssene Kleidung. oder
durchgeschwitzts Unterkleidu,lx
begiinstigt.
Durch Blutandrans zlm Kcpf.
Kopfschmer7en. Mattiskeit, star
ken schweiss. qualenden burst,
schwindel, raschen Pulls und ver-
mehrte At,nung kundist sich der
Hitzschlas an. Das Gesicht ver-
fxrbt sich blutrot, die Ausen wer-
den starr. der Gang taumelnd,
und auf Anruf erfolgt keine Ant
wort. Nit dem Nachlassen der
schweissabsonderung erfolgt meist
schla0artig der Zusammenbruch
NIT starker Benommenheit oder
nit Bewusstlosigkeit und anfall-
weise auftretenden Krampfen.
Beim Auftreten der Vorboten des
Hitzschlass sind beengende Klei-
dungsstucke III 0fYnen, Gepxck
abzunehmen und der Betreffende
ist an einen luftigen und schat-
tigen Ort NIT hoch- oder tiefge-
lagertem Kopf, je mach dem Blut-
andrang. "a bringen. Fur eine
rasche Abkuhluns des K0rpers ist
vie beim sonnenstich IA sorgen.
Der oftmals Observation-Disclosures Zu-
stand erfordert schnellstes Elm
greden zines Arztes. Reizharkeit
und Abgeschlagenheit yer16gern
meist die Erholung und machen
cine langere Ueberwachung durch
den Art erforderlich,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-18
Streitursachen in der Ehe


achtung bestatist. dass Geld, das
gar nicht zum direkten Lebensun-
terhalt gebraucht wird, mehr b0-
ses Blut in elmer Familie machen
kann ais jenes Geld. das 1ur Be-
streitung des Existen1ninimums
dient.
Won den einzelnen Altersgrup-
pen war es die zwiscaen 80 und
IS Jahren, die am haufigsten Geld
ais Streitursache bezeichnete. Das
ist verstandlich: in diesen Jahren
stellen die heranwachsenden Kin
der gr0ssere Anspruche an das
Vermogen der Eltern. Die Eltern
sind nicht INNER einig in der Be-
urteilung, was den Kindern zu-
kommen soil und was NIGHT sein
muss, und daraus ergeben sich
prinzipielle Auseinandersetzungen.
Aus den Statistiken ergibt sich
cine praktische Folgerung: vie
wichtig es fur cine Ehe ist, dass
bcide Teile, Mann und Frau, nit
Geld richtig umzugehen wissen.
Auch die Frauen sollten es ver-
stehen, Elm Haushaltsbudget rich-
tig aufzustellen. In Haushaltschu-
len wird nit Recht auf diesen
Punkt Gewicht gelegt. denn SOL
che Ausbildung kann in der Ehe
grossen praktiscfen Gewinn be-
deuten.
Eifersucht scheint auf dem Lam
de cine grossere Role ~ spielen
ais in der Stadt, vie aus den Auf-
stellunsen hervorgeht, und auch
die geschiedenen Frsuen messen
ihr cine gr0ssere Role zu. Aelte-
re Frauen halten die Eifersucht
tfur weniger wichtig ais jungers
Frauen. Jedenfalls Scheint ihr Elm
fuss i'm Laufe der Lebensjahre
geringer eingeschatzt III werden.
So betrachten % Prozent der
Frauen unter 30 Jahren die Eifer-
sucht ais wichtigen Streitgrund in
der Ehe. Is Prozent der Frauen
zwischen 30 und IS Jahren und
nur "a Prozent der Frauen uber
IS Jahre.
Ueberraschend ist, dass Yer.
wandte, vie etwa Schwiegereltern
oder Stiefkinder, cine verhaltnis-
massig unbedeutende Role in den
Streitursachen spielen, vie aus
den niedrigen Ziffern in allen
Gruppen hervorgeht. Wenn man
den standigen Scherzen in den
Witzblattern glauben wollte, damn
musste das ganz anders sein.
w. Schweisheimer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-18

,Da wollte jeder die fettesten
pflucken?"
$50 war es, Herr Fhstmeister." :"
.Und also habit ihr euch ge-
zankt%
Schon drei Tage lang. wir hal
tens NIGHT mehr aus. Konnt Ihr
nicht helfen?"
Der Alte uberlegte gut: Sind
cure Knochen noch he'll - :"
,Wir glauben es, Herr Aber
Beulen haben wir vie Quitten so
dick"
,,Und wer tragt die eigentliche
Schuld ?"
der Klas ist schuld, denn er
hattie die Nusse zuerst gesehen!"
rief der Lutz.
der Lutz ist schuld, denn er
hat am meisten getrampelt," la
mentierte der Klas.
Gleichviel - Hilfe tat not, und
auf cine Letter aus dem Dorfe
konnte man die Narren NIGHT war
ten lassen, sonst sassen sic NOR
gen firth noch i'm Schlick.
PAST auf. ihr Schlauberger -
stellt euch Rucken an RIcken in
die Mite. Damn stemmt jeder die
Fusse gegen die gemauerte Wand
- habit ihrs?"
,,Ja. Herr -"
Nun presst unentwegt Schulter
gegen Schulter und Kreuz auf
Kreuz. Und klettert dazu. Und
blickt euch NIGHT um. Nur i'm
mertort klettern, zug UNI Zug -
Schritt fur Schritt!"
In der Tat, die Reingefallenen
kamen nit ihrer letzten, aber &C.
meinsamen Kraft wieder ans