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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

CHESTER - If a pig could
talk it would be interesting to
hear of teh experiences of a
200 pound porker owned by
Jay Lyman, local farmer.
About 400 am. on Friday,
July 18, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
heard pig squeal. Then all
was quiet thus no investigation
was made. Later it was discov-,
cred that the 200 pound pig
was missing from the Lyman
barn. It was plainly noted that
the animal had been dragged
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
News by Lennah Bond

WHAT NEXT? \
When o. A. Ranney was drlv-
ing not far from his home on
Thursday, tire blew out. A
bothersome thing to happen to
anyone but it proved to be a
real puzzle in this case. When
he proceeded to change the tire,
he discovered that it was not his
tires Instead he found very
badly worn tire, in fact it was
so bad that he wondered that he
had travelled as far as he had on
it. Someone had changed tires,
taking a nearly new one. and
substituting a worn out one in
its place. When it could have
happened he has. not yet been
able to figure out.
CHURCH PICNIC
The Women's Council of the
Community church will hold a
picnic at the home of Mrs.
Glenn Russell on Thursday, Ju-
ly "a. Dinner will be served at
1890. Games are being plann-
ed for children.
-
LODGE DINNER
Friday, Aug. 1, is the date OF
the next public dinner served at
the K of P hall. Serving will
start at 500 pm.
BAKE SALE
The Baptist Missionary socie-
ty has announced a bake sale
for Saturday, July 26, at the
Parkside bowling alley. This is
in charge of Mrs. Lawrence Ros-
cum. Mrs. Roseum states that
donations will be received at
1000 am. and requests that if
possible have all articles there
by 1900, noon. The food will
be on sale as soon as received
and continue until the supply Is
exhausted.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
PERSONALS

PEhSONALS
Mrs. Clara Spaulding enter
tanned relatives Sunday from
Navarro, o. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dumont of Center Russell and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. WILDER from
South Russell were also pres
ent.
The Martin Miller family have
gone to Lake Placid and Lake
Champlain for a weeks vaca-
ton.
Cathy McGeough has as her
house guest for a week Sherry
McMicking from st. GATHERINGS,
Canada.
Mrs. James Osborn has gone
to Sandy Hook, Conn, to visit
her son James.
Mrs. Marge Kazuk reports her
side of Munson is half dead
with the heat and the only touch
of excitement was a bird who
built a nest overnight in a pair
of Joe's pants which were on the
clothes line.
Mrs. Ray Hensel attended
Women's Camp at Camp White
wood from Wednesday to Sat
urday last week.
Mr.. Chris Bagaske is in the
Cleveland Clinic hospital.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
Chester Porker Escapes Captes
After 'Pignapping' Experience

through the grass and loaded
into a waiting vehicle, the
tracks of which could be seen
on the roadside.
Even though the method OF
the pigs disappearance was
very obvious, a thorough search
was made and he was not on
the premises.
Late Friday afternoon he
came 1imping to his pen. He
was exhausted and bedraggled.
He had severe bruise on his
Continued on page twelve)
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Men in Service

Serving aboard the battleship
USS New Jersey which is now
undergoing a four week re-
fresher training cruise in the
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba area,
is Jack T. Adams, Seaman,
USN, husband of Mrs. Anna
X. Adams of Chardon, Ohio.
The New Jersey is conduct
ing gunnery practice with her
16-inch guns and Stimulating
battle conditions to increase her
readiness for combat efficiency
The 52,000-ton battlewagon re-
Gently completed several months
of extensive overhaul and up
keep at the Norfolk Naval
Shipyard in Portsmouth, Va.
Everett L. Grant of Chardon
left June 26 for the Navy. His
address is: Everett L. Grant,
SIR. 463-09-13, U.S.N.T.C.,
Camp Downes, 192d Bait. Co.
287, Great Lakes, Ill.
WITH U. S. FORCES IN
JAPAN Sgt. Shirley NJ.
Stafford, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Halbert Stafford, 317 S.
Hambden st. Chardon, Ohio,
recently was awarded the Good
Conduct Medal while serving
with the Women's Army Corps
in Tokyo, Japan.
The award, for exemplary
behavior, efficiency and fidel-
ity, was made on completion
of her third year in the Corps.
She has served as stem
ographer in the Headquarters
and Service Command Judge
Advocates Section, a unit of
Headquarters, Far East Com
mand, for the past 18 months.
The Chardon high school
graduate was employed by the
Chardon Rubber Company be-
fore enlisting in the Women's
Army Corps.
CHESTER Captain and
Mrs. Gail McCleary and son,
James, arrived last week from
Scott Air Base, Illinois, where
Capt. McCleary has been sta
toned since January. They are
spending the time between at
the home of Mrs. McCleary's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Reiter and his parents in
Huntsville, Ohio. Capt. Nc
Cleary has been sent to Tacoma,
Wash, for duty. They will
leave for the west on July %.
CHESTER - James Taylor,
who recently enlisted in the
Navy and left July 10 for De-
troit, is now stationed at Great
Lakes Naval Training Station.
His address is James Grant
Taylor, Co. 304, 122 BIN, US.
MTG. Great Lakes, Illinois.
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LECTURE FoR TEEN-AGERS

On July II at the home of
Mrs. William Parker, Prof. Har-
ry Ridnauer of Baldwin Wallace
gave a lecture on Ohio ballads
to a group of teen-agers from
rMunson and Chester. He told
the group how ballads come into
existance and how he gathered
his material. He sang a group
of ballads to the great enjoy
ment of Don Hill, Cathy Nc
Geough and Mike Parker who
attended from Munson. This lec-
ture was planned by the West
Geauga Recreation Council.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
PLAN Countrywide HOUSE NUMBERING NG
Each Home and Farm viii
Have Street or Road Number

Geauga homes both rural and village to be numbered
according plans started this week by the Township
ees and Clerks at their meeting.
Street road numbers will be assigned from the maps
in the county engineers office The work will done by
committee of Lyle Battles, Norris Rhodes and James
Quinn This is the group that recently tackled the job
of giving uniform to Geauga highways.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
SEWING SUZIES

Edith Gaylord gave talk on
safety at the meeting of the
Chardon Sewing Suzies at the
home of Patsy Carpenter re-
Gently.
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alton project.
All CLUBS
West Geauga Personality Club
The West Geauga Personality
club met at the home of David
Titus on Zuly IL. The president,
Duane Werman, was in charge
of the meeting. A discussion
on teen-age habits was led by
the advisor, Robert Weiss. After
the meeting refreshments were
served and all joined in song
fest. The next meeting will be
held in three weeks with Kurt
Mirisch.
Green Leaf Sunny Sewers
The last meeting of the Green
Leaf Sunny Sewers was held on
Tuesday at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Paul Hlebak. The
meeting was called to order at
2:3O pm. by Luanne Palinkas.
The club is discussing the plan
of sending a package overseas.
The third year girls are trying
to finish their dresses by Tues
day. The second year girls are
sewing their aprons on the ma
chine. Ardene Nelson and Mrs.
Hlebak served refreshments.
Dough Girls
The Dough Girls met on We'd
nesday at the home of the lead
er, Mrs. Ralph Taylor. Mrs. Tay-
lor demonstrated berry muffins
to the first year girls and yeast
rolls to the third year group.
Refreshments were served by
Joyce Petersen and Bonnie Writ.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Stevens
Continued On page twelve)
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A BETTER NEWSPAPER is
indicated by the Record circu-
lation of 40 percent over the
state average.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
LEAGUE OF WOMEN

The Munson Study Unit of
the League meets at the home of
Mrs. Rita Evans at IL am.
Thursday, July "a. This meet
ing is to be pot luck picnic
lunch.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
NEWS from CHESTER
LADIES NIGHT OUT

LADIES NIGHT OUT
The members of the Ladies
Night Out group enjoyed a pic
mic supper at the home of Mrs.
John fraud on July 10. They
voted to make the annual con-
tribution. of $4,000 to the recre-
alton project.
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The Fowler's Mills Communi-
ty church will be closed for the
next two Sundays as Rev. Kueh-
mel will be on vacation.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
MunSon

News by Mrs. John Allen
Phone 5-823l
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Stevens
Continued ON page twelve)
Evening star., 1952-02-14
AuToMoB.LEs FOR sALE

IPLYMOUTH s47 4-door Special de
clean car: $3.50. KIRK ! MoToR CO.,
1000 Georgia ave. IA; 4s00. IA
metal body; Immaculate; $I.799.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut,
PLYMOUTH ~; excel. cond.: T. and
| h.: S345. $50 down MARYLAND
| MOTOR SALES. 4I2I r. !. ave.
u RTsntTeca ysaHse Nd, stl, AZ. AZ; 1890; l5
excellent mechanical condition rub
1. S545. EDMONDS MOTORS IFord1
| IA 2-4390. Wilson blvd. at NJ. Jack
soi, Arlington; Va. y.
On ,4e Or 10 private car. No 253I
raYnsouTM s1 aRaRaridgs saa g., cub
less al AUTO WHonEsAf.ERss.u issl. s. 1ssi ssi
BladenSburg Rd Two city blocks OF
|PLYM6uTfH 4S speciai de h lux luxe sedan:
sH4o saHg4ipopedM MHoisssafsss sdiss xes pay 7al less
cars. 5ss Bank Finsfsced, is "a = s 1'.s
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. cranbrook;
this car IS In showroom condition.
MOTORS. ChrysIsr Plymouth. 151
= KSsnnedy Sar s.. NV; TO. 243s. -15I
ssss. siss loS1inf %Il zs4s' ssr that runs Esll.
PONffiiAc ia4T 4-door sedan: + and
h.; excellent condition; S895 cash;
1rsde oyS er terms by bank. WILLIAMS.
19Z9 z. !. ave. ne. lib
PONTIAC Al cons,; +. and b.: good
s3aRs @asy1SSSSgS SSgS. Msp hG soEn ga1Is gsyHsnat asaI
ksoJI. 7. ave, Brentwood. Nd AR.
Pontiac 1s47 stresmliner sedanefse;
r; snd s: b; ! owner; q; 600 actual
PeSTrsc PeSsS g. 81 ass ssrssniinesr aSiGe de- luxe
sedanette; r. and h. beaut. French
| IKE new; 81. .S95. I HcYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1S45 Que st. NV. DU. $500.
PONTIAC 80 streamliner "6, sedan;
r. and h.; seat covers; clean l.
owner car traded in on new Ponti-
&C and has o 10000 mile or W.
guarantee; today's special at 81, ,495;
coAsr;M aSSPssh PosFSa See4 4as ssss Florida
PONTIAC ~ 4-dr.: :. and h.. 1
owner. orig. finish. top condition.
ROYAL MOTORS. chrysier -Piym-
S4as. SS44an. 10 hennedy st. NV. Tu.
P0SfiAc 80 "s" conv.; radio. sS
heater. seat covers Hydra Matte
| drive, lustrous red finish, black top;
an exceptional car carefully driven,
very low mileage; Immaculate inside
| and out; see and drive this one
owner beauty; $1,S95. WHEEL IER
INC. Chrysler- Plymouth CEN. 470S),
| $500 Wisconsin ave. lib
lPONTIAC 40 4-door sedan; radio,
heater. seat covers, Hydra Matte
drive; an. excellent car inside and
out; carefully driven by one owner;
an exceptional value at 81 ,345.
WHEEL ER INC, Chrysler- plymouth
GEM 470s). 1900 Wisconsin ave.
PONTIAC '4s convertible; radio,
heater, custom seat covers. black
top, beautiful bright maroon, finish;
exceptionally clean, Carefully, driven
car; S1,096. WHEELER INC,
| Ghrysler-Plymouth CEM. 470Sl, $500
P0NTfac 4e silver streak sedan;
Hydra-Matic; equip; 81 1856, YOU pay
less at AUTO WHOLESALERS. lf3i
BladensburE I'd. Two city blocks
Of fine cars. 81 Bank Financed.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
AUroMoslLEs FOR SALE

MG '52: S1.sss. dlyd. Morris ,5s
skY, It'd. 5 ssiablishsS 1898. izth
and 2 sts. nv. ,.o s.. .r...
Jo, 3-s544 after 5 pm. .-i5
NASH l940 Ambassador 's6" 4-dr.; r.
and h.. defroster. seat covers, new
tires, exssi Sss running se cond.: PVT
NASH Al 5000 2-door; new battery;
fair body; $I35 or best offer. Call
NASH 81 Statesman sedan; equipped;
WHoLESALERs. i73i Bladensburg
Rd. Two city blocks OF fine cars.
:; ;5& 4 & J Bank Financed. ,,,.., ..oo
6ALERS. 1871 BladensburE Rd. Two
city blocks Of fine cars. S% Bank
NAssHan NAsanesHi Az Ambassador ase sedan;
and and tel terms. Is II TRIHNuLE i1iiss MOTORS, e; eSss
3019 r. l. ave. ne. DE. $500.
NASH 40 Super 1900" sedan; radio
heater, overdrive, custom seat
covers; immaculate; low mileage; one
owner cars an outstanding value for
eRaS ;Gas h#HFEaEA III. 44Ssj. 44ss
|oIDssaSBIIH olahHes1a ls4s sve ss,. club sedan,
clean; I.1s5. . oLMsTTEisAIDS Jim RI DIV MOTOR SIsoT
CO.. 1000 Wilson blvd. oW. s400,
oLDsMoBILE 1881 "ssa 4-dr. sedan.
sl4zi's oLassT4Ezzips Morokah ahe CO.. 1000 VIZ: VIZ
0LDsM0BIIE "a x.doer s7s": I,
Sys5a Sss INK T15 eas sToH M HE new taS SlS
Georgia ave. IA. 1880. LII
agaTsaes .aap s !gtYzss9e Yss yssdsa g.;
less g AUTO WHoLEsALERs, l73l
oLDsMoBILE 1910 club cpe.: ss45.
oMG66sMa6SibIiiLE 40 a-dr.; si95. a
down payment. MARYLAND MOTOR
A1 sAIEs 81 4121 1874 r. !. ave-. Brentyqgcd'
|oLDsMoBnE .4s "ss" convertible;
Hydra; r. and b.. low mileage; clean;
ss $685. nHk nFoRs 4So Solps Svsi &
ia, Alex. Va. KI. s.407I.
OLDS '38 (61; r. and h: good cond /;
$500 or best offer. Jordan S-96ss.
VLUS 1898 4-Qr. SEDAN; :. anu nj J
owner; excellent cond.: 81 .095;
guaranteed terms and trade; WELL
Plymouth Dealers, HOO East West
hwy. 81. 1888. -15
OLDS 81 "9s'' Spec. de luxe blue. f.
d55 3 sed m, oriE 7Ss G%neT nm fsllZ shZe eani9s; sG
OLDS 80 4-dr.; r. and h., Hydra,
!, owner. IKE rev throughSyss lE6,s |.
chrysler- Plymouth. Is Kennedy ct.
p7sHkl;AEBS; a7iHl; AEB; III clipper g. 4sssar
sedan; r. and h.. very clean; low
S595. MAJOR MOTORS. 34OO River
rd:. Alex, Va, KI. S-4071.
tires, r. h.; 81 1895; Can arrange
PACKARD 80 4-dr. sedan; T.. b.,
Wv, Wtramatic drive; special
price. 81 .395. PENNY MOTORS.
PLYMOUTH ii 10 club coupe; heater;
& syeel; edz eonaitisnz sz111 Tires like re nsw'
PIiYMSoutTHS '47 Special de luxe q
aSST; SSsSsts sr.ss .sss15 az Js assSsssd Sssd 'naHf;
|PLYMOUTM Al club cpe.; good tires;
and D., $500. BOZ 439-K. Star. 14s
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. Cranbxook;
very low milease; abs9luteiy per
Evening star., 1952-02-14
AuToMoBiLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC ~ 4-dr. sedan; = and h;
s; coyers; excel. eond.; $3.50; terms
sTTunDlggBsaAKiER sTTunDlg gsaAi 1850 Regal de h,xs
club coupe. A buy of lifetime. One
day special. one day only. Beauttful
maroon finish, overdriye. heater
Dn,T NV. y tires 9s and many ether extras. txE
Sold with a guaraptee. Just ask for
Troy. TOWN 4 COUNTRY MOTORS,
5336 wisconsin ave. NV, OR.
0l00. Open 8 am. til 10 pm. lib
|STUDEBAKER so Resal de luxe club
less at AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881
Bladensburg Rd. Two city blocks
saubRsaREER Rs faEi neEsl sand !. ae esb
i less at SuTo STsroliys WHofasAIE is;,i g. esi i
Bladenshurg Rd. Two city blocks
of fine cars. So Bank Financed.
|sTUDEBAKER 1850 Regal De luxe
club coupe. A buy of lifetime.
One-day special. one day only. Beat;-
tiful maroon finish. overdrive. heat
sr srs. WV ,, tires o snd many Ss cshsr sd sx
sse li for sGa qaos M ToMN & couNfRY Fry
!, MOTORS. 1886 Wisconsin ave: NV,
OR. o100. Open 8 am. It'll 10 pm,
sTuDEBAKER ,'51 Regal de luxe
ssaan sss Il sT4p ssSTS41epsSH WHoEsarSs ssl xsu Ps
fne cars. 5s BANK Financed. :.
WILLYS, PICKUP 40. new motor:
good tires: clean: $3.50. ARLiNG-
TON MOTOR co. q blk. south Of
Arl.. va. ow. 1857. --16
Evening star., 1952-02-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTINs '4s. S595; 40, S775; 80.
$S75; also dealer for all foreign cars
from Austins to Rolls Royce. JACK
PRY, LTD. 14th and p NV.
AUSTRs, al models, as low as $545
NV. Open daily. s am. to Q Pm;
Sun. s am. to 4 pm. NO. 27oo.
AUSTIN 1s4s A-4o 4-dr.: heater: l.
ST STnes s7sS sscs soSS sSnd aos sIssR sHs4aa cRa
BUICK 6jE; u I'd fs; fRse;admaster .sedaneste:
r. and h. Premium Wv: tires. origi-
ssl ,s' blas5 aoy1A pish sMo4oS cSyns5 sALas sss
134S Que st. NV. DU. $500:
BUICK ,4s. Readmaster. 4-dr. sedan
Isso BssSpbl b..el saeE a5d fpsnssfsS psynsSfe1 T!a
ss nSi ef sssn oas sFsa:sf be can Sa0 e.
At at 1sss 9TH 7thh ''nS &. NV. HI. $3.50.
BUICK 40 Super ..d.p..t.: ;s7sish, la
drive maroon. 7. and h.. WV. tires;
$l99oo actual . .n miles; "a very ss ansnsI5 clean;
No dealers. CAN Ii 4-i50o. III
Dynaflow; +. and b.: 81, 1,7e5. oLM-
sICE ssTEAp ow MoI0s sEos CO. 1000 WIS wilson
and h.: SLABS; cash, trade; = q
sEiek Iii 'zs; '1s aifi sapsr sedan; pynaflow;
sU4o sdiPpsd dMaso5EssAIEEs u Yss prS le'i ss :,
sssseaTs e ears re- Bsnk BES ittH ssests
BUICK 1850 sedan; Dynafiew; ! own
er; very clean car throughout;
81 1896; guaranteed terms and
trade. wELLBORN MOTORS, Fac
tory Chrysler- Plymouth Dealers,
HOO East West hwy. 81. 1888: Id
BUICK 81 Roadmaster Riviera tmodel
52Rl 4-dr sedan; Dynafow: T. and
m o. zr..S eye sS.s S:sss rsis hssutaiul ssr Is s"O
sSosroom sSos atn niece. a Less IL than 1000
MOTORS; 34oo River I'd. Alex. Va.
BnicHs s.Hsa 1883 Special sedan: heater,
90, 900 actual miles; new. tires;
1895. OWNER. 634 dallatin nv
BUICK AZ super sedanette: equipn.d;
WHoLEsALERs. 1871 Bladenshurl
Rd; d. TyS T',: city ny.S blocks Of hns cars 81
BUICK '48 SUPER sedan; equipped
$685.. You pay less at AUTO WHOLE.
sALERS, 1881 Bladensburg Rd. two
city blocks Of fine cars. So Banl
Financed.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
TRUCKS FOR SALE

Is4s FORD TRACTOR, 1e41 rrue-
hauf trailer, 1850; 1850 F-6 Ford
ss. sssS5 .asS: 1859 F-e 9dna Ford traetor Is4s
Fruehauf trailer. $3.50; 1946 White
sTassts5 ssSS 1ses 1s4o rgsnaus sdsSaEsi sSaalsT
with special built steel body. $3.50,
UN. 2425 tin 8 pm; after Pm"
SCHOOL BUS. International '3S; new
motor in so: seats % adults or q
small children; $500 or best ef5er.
CHEv. 1850 sedan delivery: heater;
owner driven; no lettering; has had
soYIa ssss !. SoTioR sicsi ~ SALES. Iss'es las que
KIE6. q R.Ft FEtFpgk' pg saGS sIe6ck BODY: Il H.;
S1SS; Gin. OF Insulation, reach-in
type body AP SO4l. Is
CHEVROLET 80 h-ton pickup; low
mileage; | owner: excel. rubber; 1st
class mech. condition; price. 81 :045.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. INC.
77:5 Wisconsin ave-. OIL. e10o. Open
1RGcRs stake. pickup. dump.
panel: as low as see down; terms
KAiisER-FsAzER. i NC, both sides
NSols sS . POO POO; Sum- 8 an to zSs : P;m'
FORD PANEL TRUCK: 4-spesd
transmission; for sale, cheap; AIR
BRAKES AND CONTROLS. l411 l.
CHESRoLET 1s4e sedan delivery;
low mileage, excellent cond, priced
for quick sale ct S5s5. Ma 642o.
CHEVROLET 1912 4-wheel-drive
Army truck; new motor; good con-
dition: $400. FAIRFAX 52S-J-8;
CHEVROLET 1e49 k-ton panel truck;
s $ss5 HaRoLp iSRe;L ~ =. RUpoLPH Hs5Ei zIi sAIEs
CO., 2041 X st. NV. ST. $3.50.
TRUCK BoDY-Factory-built van,
20 it. long with 3-in. insulation;
side door; $3.50. AP. 3041. 80
DODGE 1898 h-ton PANEL. good g.
ply. tires, heater, new bearings, In
serts; make offer. 81. 0916.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-20

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bcioe unpermGblt. Sobonnu por cine
erbobene SSungfrou getuorOen, rein
lno Itreng. unO botte MIR cine 2eioen=
id)oft, 2iebe fir ibre S6neIter. &la-
riiia llebte rn0 begte Honnlo fort 1,no
tort; in BEN goloenen Sternen lob lie
ieine Sanre, in oem blouen Simmel
lein 9luge, llno ols einmal Elm 3ufan
jenes feenbofte @eOidt oes britiiben
S0ngers mlf ibre 9urg beriiber=
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tpebte, lab iie i'm oft als oen Idonen,
elfigen, blonbgelodten &rtaben auf
ieinem @agen burd Die 2iifte i6pim-
men, oen 2ilienItengel in ser re6ten
SunO, ibr entgegen, Ger burrenoen
Sitnnia. SeIbIt oils Iie ihon adt5ig
Sabre alt geDoroen rno langit rubtg
unO better mar, fonnte lie ii6 ni6ts
onoeres oenfen - ielbIt Denn lie i'm
nod leben0 trdumte uno einmal font
meno -, ols OaB er alS idoner,
blonogelodter Siiniigling bereintrete
uno ite liebeoou unblide. @enige
!Qtenl6en beludten Die ieltlame, per-
mitterte Burg, nur ein ein5iger Sitter
rift 5llneilen ob uno 5u.
@ine5 Snge5 blieb er ol,6 aus -
er mar eeItorben. 0oB Die S6peItern
Iebr alt gelporoen, DuBte man biz in
oie neueIten 3eiten, uno Ser Sirt
5eigte sic &ammer oerielben, ober
fein MenIh tennt ibr Grab; lit es in
Ser OerIoaenen Sbomostir6e ODER
oeft e5 elmer ser grauen Steine in
Ser Burg, auf benen iebt Oie 3iegen
flettcrn? - Tie Burg bate naf
ibncn feline 9enobner mebr.
g8eItlih Iiegen l,no ihneigen Sic
unermeBlicben 8aloer, lieblih milo
pic cbeoem. @regor bot oas @alo=
hnus on9e5iitOet uno @olOiamen ouf
Die Stelle geItrelt; Oie 2lborne, oie
@uherL Sic sSidten 1tno nnoere, hie
ouf Der @olOmiele itonOen, batten
ablreide Nndbfommenibuft uno iiber=
pudIen Oie gon5e Steue, 10 oaB tpiez
Ser oie tiefc, iltngfrGuIihe @ilonis
ertItonO pie ionit, lmo lpie iie nod
bpute lit.
Ginen oIten Monn, pie einen
Shemcn, iob mnn nod otter ourf
Oen @alO geben ober fein WtenidJ
fam cine 3eit iogen, no er nod ging,
lnO cine, no er nicbt mebr glng.