New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-10

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Tne s,,et heavy clouds OF pride and doubt 70
But iii in vain loves dytnr voice had pleaded
Now far apart, each lonely life must drift
Ana a.. M, : v.r .nov = .h.,. : -. meat.
- ing, - - - 80. - ' -
How hard he fought an outward calm to
Nor vii nIhh e nee. beneath the fr,endlv greet.
ing,
HOW *hl ner true ,n heart stu yearns TO him
f''.''' Miss Eva Rose.Innes.
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THE ADOPTED CHILD.
-, {, 80. 1890 - - 80, ia.
Inc TWO snascnea cos'aK g's s ~. ~
~ sac 9 1ne , iGos y = n.al: nos Wy
1ar rom Well-knoWn .patmng lesol i.
Inc tWo Peasaa.5 MulAou Wy nalu -. -
tnelr unIertlle ne - - gaIn onouKn aol
the support Of 1neil cnliuren. 1loro
were Tour 70 eacn nousenolu' D1 e:..
inc Two 1uJolnlnk uvvls, sno Altslo
swarm OF cnildren 1rotlchou rom ~, Mo :;
ing I'LL evening. ID DOM !amllles inc
Oldest TWO were years ana tno young-
est 10 montns gig; ~ - po.n houses
the marriages ana 0lstns LOOK place NJ
most % eIsa slmuitane g 5,
Inc Two motnors couAu scarGely uis'
tlngulsn tnelr Respective cnlaren ~
the general ml1-uP, ana the t y, 1a1ne ls
always mace m1stakes; No e,gsns
names became entan9lea n men
Drains, alWays gos coniounaeu wltn
one ano1ns. anu waSn ,ne y,tha ant t.ths ~
call Hny pal.ao c,i 1u .soa .e eS.ea
Mou.u s oa.en oa at+;nn w.o 4" i0o
'1 Mh 9 sns. y ~ ~. zra,,;n 49,
Ano ulst ~. =. ~: :,. wv s.".;n. 8 psiia
nearest % tne rallloau statlon g nollt-
Pors, wne1e .no pa.ns 1890 w
cuPlea Dy me Alvacn1 iamuy' wy
n 1., :! gli4s alu une Wy .no o'nel
Du1dlng sneltef S. the valnn 1amliy'
VINO 20, nao three O0ys ana one oaugn! .e,
me wnole OF tnem nvea Ml.n . alm-
cnlSy upon sguP; Po'aSoes anu .lesa
gig. =. = c1o c,a,a - sne +h moln; 9
noon, snu ~ = ' clock - tne gveIing,
me nouseW1y - asselnpi w. .noiI n.tlo
ones % give tnem PaP-lust % noroers
OF geese eau en1.s o,lns .oee.n1l AZ ~
coIan - sgs we e th .snai ~ 4s sh1al
p.sSos .h - 1y - S,t su ve.rs - ns.ne
NV Maao s,a s oh;id =. All Gould hsr5iv
ne =. - the ,ava al ~ tha tahis
keta ,.s 4 tham war "a. then nl.cad dean
,.,.tta.. til, Ell - mood .taaned q the
aa .ass' ... t +h.t tho rotatpes half =
o s. ' .nd - thras nnions had ~. haon !.
I Iss,e "a ~. nho,. -snL 80 80. , nt;i
s..sls. ,.4 s Tx nthar har..,f tod
4uty snusnou. ~ ..snan oi I;. ~
~ sao lttlo 0no W a ..ssA0
regular feast; and on such occasion
the father would always stay later than
usual ct table and exclaim: I'D be
mighty clad to have this eyery dayl''
One August afternoon light car
rage suddenly drew up before the two
cottages, and the young woman, who
held the reins herself, said to the gen.
tleman seated beside her:
.tOhl Henry, Just look ct that lot OF
children! Isn't it pretty to see them
tumbling about in the road Ike thatl''
The man answered nothing. being &C.
customed to these sudden bursts Of I'D,
miration. which were pain and 81.
most . reproach for him.
The young woman said again:
II must really kiss them! Oh! how
I should love to have one Of them; that,
little one there, the little tiny onep'
And leaping lightly from her car
riage, she ran to the children, seized
hold Of one Of the youngest Tuvache's
baby-and, lifting him in her arms.
she kissed him passionately on his
dirty face. on his blonde. curly and