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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11
The Ills OF Women,

Constipation causes more than half
the ills Of women, Karl's Glover Root
Tea ia a pleasant cure for constipation.
Sold by Mathes & Patton.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11
It Saves Lives Every Day.

Thousands Of cases Of consumption,
asthma, coughs, colds and Group are
cured every day by Shiloh 8 Cure. Sold
by Mathes & Patton.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11
All Recommend IT

Ask your physician, your druggist
and your friends about Shiloh's Cure
for consumption. They will recon.
mend it. Sold by Mathes & Patton.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11
Catarrh Cured,

health and sweet breath secured, by
Sihloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 25
cents. Nasal injector free. Mathes &
Patton.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11
A Natural Beautitier,

Karis Glover Root Tea purifies the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. For sale by Mathes and
Patton.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11
A Fact Worth Knowing.

Consumption, grip, pneumonia and
throat and lung diseases are cured by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by Mathes & Pat
ton
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WsrS1's Fair highsst Medal and Dip,sns-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11

The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to aH Others
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midvnter Fair, San Francisco.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11
karl'S Clover Root Tea

Is sure cure for headache and nervous
diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly.
Sold by Mathes & Patton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
The FACULTY IS FULL.
THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD FILLS
THE ONLY VACANCY.
The School Year Changed to Nine Calendar
Months and the Number of Teachers
Reduced--Salaries Effected.


,, The meeting of the board of public
school commissioners Thursday after
noon proved an interesting one.
After the board had been called to or
der the secretary read communication
from Professor W. Fl. Hitler, who was
recently elected to the princi palship of
the schools ald had passed the required
examination, in which he declined the
position.
The committee on teachers submitted
majority and minority reports on several
matters Commissioners Laing, Chris
tie, Griggs and Rainey of that committee
recommended that the school year be
changed from ten scholastic to nine cal
endar months and that one months pay be
deducted from the salary of each of the
teachers who had already beenlelected for
the ensuing year also that the principals
salary be fixed at $50 per month for nine
months. Commissioners Dean and Mel
ton of the committee submitted minor
ity report opposing these recommends
tions. The reports provoked considera-
BILE discussion, which finally resulted in
the adoption of the majority report after
it had been amended by striking out the
clause fixing the salary of the principal
o+ 1ollarC nor months
Another recommendation of the COM
mittee was that the board reconsider its
former election of teachers and that the
faculty be reduced to two male and four
lady teachers. This was opposed by
minority report, which was adopted.
Another majority report which was voted
down by the board recommended that
the teachers committee be authorized
to secure applicants for the vacant
principalship and fix a day for their ex-
animation.
A motion to fix the salary of the prin-
cipal at 500 per month for nine months
was adopted over substitute TO make it
$50. Professor j. r. Hankins, of Eufau-
la, was then put in nomination for The va
cancy and elected. Professor Eankins
has taught in Dawson before, and IS
scholarly gentleman and an educator OF
decided merit. J. c. Styles and wife
were reelected teachers of the colored
schools.
The change from ten scholastic to nine
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26

address during the morning. That part
of the resolution endorsing the admins
tr ton OF the state commissioner did not
prove popular and was finally withdrawn,
after which thanks for his visit and
address were exUende ]. The teachers
do not approve of the action OF the
commissioner in Oh angling the school
wear from scholastic to calendar months,
nor his railing that the contract OF a
teacher shall be forfeited when the
number of pupils in his or her school
falls below 25. 1t is contended that this
rnle is liable to work a hardship upon
teachers. as 1t is often the case that they
are not to blame for decreased attend
ance.
After the resolution of endorsement
and thanks was disposed of the following
letter, expressing the sentiments of the
teachers, was adopted with the request
that it be published in The NEWS and
the Atlanta Constitution:
Hon. G. r. Glenn, S. S. c.. Atlanta,
Ga.-~Dear Sir: In response to your sug-
gestion that teachers assembled IN their
respective institutes discuss the school
laws of our state and forward to your
office any resolutions passed IN regard 10
the needs of our common school system,
we submit the following suggestions ana
respectfully ask you TO use your influence
to have them, in substance, Incorporated
in our school laws
/. That, according 20 usage and prece-
dent. the school month be defined as tour
weeks.
2. That the school laws be so amend.
ed that a teacher may have the right OF
appeal and may know the evidence that
reaches the appellate court, and that ne
NAV be granted the privilege OF making
a defense.
2. That. in accordance with the uni
versal principle of the law governing
contracts. the law be so amended as TO
nrevent the forfeiture of the contract OF
any teacher by any authority whatever,
unless such teacher has failed to fullll
his part of contract.
Before the institute adjourned the
teachers had their pictures taken in
gronp.
During the week quite number VINO
were not teachers attended the institute
and took part in the exercises.
The teachers express themselves as
we'll pleased with the weeks work, ana
went away with renewed energy and
discrimination to strive for higher pur-
poses in the future.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26

calendar months will not lessen the term !.
It will save to the city, however, neat
sum-one months salary of each teacher. .
Instead of 81 200 the superintendent will
be paid $1,000, the pricipal 5000 instead
of $1,000, four lady teachers $500 each
instead of $400, one lady teacher $270
instead of $500, and the two colored
teachers $40 instead of $780, The num-
Der of teachers in the white schools has
been reduced from nine to seven, and as
now made up che faculty consists of
Professors m. J. Yeomans and j. X.
Hankins and Misses Lille Mare, Pearl
Finch, Leta Slade, Susie Bledsoe
and Mamie Deubler.
To pay the salaries of teachers next
year will require 1920, while last year
s., $50 were expended for that purpose
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
KILLED TIE RESOLUTIONS.
TEACHERS FAIL To ENDORSE COM
MISSIONER GLENN.
Proceedings of the Last Day of The County
1nstitute--The Weeks Session Prof.
liable and Interesting.

liable and Interesting.
After a most interesting session OF
1 five days the teachers institute OF Ter
rel county adjourned Friday afternoon
and will not meet again until next year.
During the entire week the teachers
showed much interest. The time was
not spent in merely exchanging sugges-
tons, hut many valuable papers were
read and several instructive lectures
were delivered.
Fridays proceedings were, perhaps
more interesting than those Of any other
day. State School Commissioner Glenn
arrived on the early morning train, ana
at 10 0 clock delivered an address before
the teachers and fifty or seventy hVe
citizens who assembled to hear him.
Prof. Glenn spoke of the necessity OF
more thorough and energetic work on
the part of teachers in trying to obtain
better equipments, school houses, ETC.,
and urged that school boards and school
|atfairs be kept clear of politics. The
politicians were given some severe laps
In the course of the speakers remaks.
The address, which was attentively lis
tened to, was plain and practical, and
was well received by those who heard IT,
The lecture on history by Professor
sAenitt, the expert, was heard Win
Enuch interest. His suggestions concern
2ng the class Of books that should DE
lSed in teaching children were timely
tie laid much stress on the TACT that his
FoTy should be impartial, and that the
children of the south should be taught
Fhat their fathers were not rebels but
|paniots who fought for constitutional
liberty.
Another feature of the days program
T@s debate between Professors w. ID.
oiiler and George Patterson as to wheth
f. Texas should have been received IN
+ The union when it was annexed.
Allss Allie McLendon recited "Ihe
Angel Of Buena Vista" in a captivating
manner, and was the recipient of many
equipments from appreciative hearers.
q while before the session adjourned
little spice was thrown into the pro-
eedings by unexpected opposition to
''Oiuuon offered by County Commits
'Oner Whitchard endorsing the admin
0'ta'lon of State Commissioner Glenn
Hu thanking him for his visit and
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
A PrOtracted Meeting .

Rev. T. M. Galloway began a protract-
ed meeting at the Baptist church Sun
day, and interesting services are being
held daily at o'clock in the n orning and
8 in the evening. The services are well
attended and the earnest efforts of the
pastor promise much good.
A cordial Invitation from Mr.. Call a.
way to the Methodist denomination to
attend the services was read by DR..
Scruggs to his congregation Sunday
morning.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26

Two Popular Young People to Unite Their
Destinies.

Two Popular Young People to Unite Their
Destinies.
DR.. T. H. Thurmond, accompanied by
Mr.. c. III. Arthur and Rey. j. III. Scruggs,
will go down to Georgetown this after
noon, where the former will be united in
wedlock this evening to Miss Emmle
Jordan. The ceremony will take place
at the home of the BRIDES mother. and
will be performed by Rev. Mr.. Scruggs.
From Georgetown DR.. and Mrs. Thur
mond will go to Forsyth to visit relatives
of the former, after which they will
come to Dawson.
Miss Jordan is one of the prettest and
most charming young ladies of this
section, and is a social favorite. She is
a sister of Mr.. E. L. Jordan, one of the
we'll Unknown young business men of Daw-
son. DR.. Thurmond is prominent and
prosperous dentist, and is very cour-
teous and admirable gentleman with
host of friends.
THE News joins their numerous
friends in extending congratulations in
advance.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
NEW BUILDINGS GOING UP.

Hon. 10. r. Stewart Erecting Two New
Stores.
Workmen are now busy excavating for
the foundations of two new brick stores
to De erected by Hon. D. r. Stewart.
They will BE located on the east side of
Lee street. and will adjoin the building
now occupied by Roberts & Hatcher.
They will be handsome buildings, and
will add greatly to the appearance of that
part of the city.
Dawson OF today is quite differen:
from Dawson of ten year ago. We now
have many large and commodious store
rooms that would do credit to town
three ii mes the size of this.
Don't Dawson grow.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
M ULATO r

Are you taking SIMMONS LIVER REG
ULAToR, the "KING OF LIVER MEDI-
CINEs?" That is what our readers
want, and nothing but that. It is the
same old friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and were never dis
appointed. But another good recon-
mendation for it is, that it is BETTER
THAN PILLS, never gripes, never weak
ems, but works in such an easy and
natural way, just like nature itself, that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new all over. 1t never fails.
Everybody needs take liver remedy,
and everyone should take only Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Be sure you get it. The Red z
is on the wrapper. j. H. Zeilin Sc
Co., Philadelphia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
superior Court AdjOurns.

Superior court was in session Friday
morning. Judge Griggs called the ap-
pearance docket, signed some papers ana
arow iurors for the November term.
when this work was lcompleted Sheriff
Christie adjourned the Nay term OF
Terrell superior court.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
Going to Athens.

Mr.. c. NJ. Harris, accompanied by his
attorney, judged. ii. Query, will leave
TO-DAY for Athens on business connected
with the effort to break the will of the
late young L. @. Harris. The ordinay
of Clark county will hear the evidence in
the case on Friday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26

The secretary o: the board has just
received a letter from Professor Hanklns
declining the prncipalship of the
schools.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07
81 Derfnbun9 H**'-
11ue DEM G1tatiften.

oaB ie Den Gintritt Der S9weltern niat
geiuabrte.
Die Sabren baben Waoame be ct.
9lnge DerInoert. Sbr NntliB trdgt bic
Spuren Der 3eit uno ben Nusorud
elmer rubeloIen Ssele. Die Saare
iino tbeilweiie eraraut, Der Bid BON
Sbatten umihleiert. Sic Bate offen=
bar gebeimen Summer.
,Maman," REF Olga better, ,,tpas
p1re Dir mobl am licblten?"
SD peib nidt. Sinh, mas bic groe
mir Wiinidenspertbes brinsen
f0nnte."
Sie rubi9e, melandoliide Stimme
mabte ben Ginorud Der triiben Worte
nod triiber.
,,Sier 1T ein Brief aus England"
Waoames NntliB erblaBte, ibre 2ippe
bebte, nit 3ltternoer Sano grill lie na1
benz Brief. sic Los i'm ni6t in Der
8eSeniuart ibrer Sobter: erit als bieie
oas 8emad berlafen, rib lie bas Gouz
pert allf.
,,@as io1 mir nod p~orbebalten
iein." ieufste iie. uSit oas Mab nidt
poQ?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07

rWie fb0n es III England 1T, "
iprah Stella zines Worgeus, als tie
ben iilbernen W6lt6en na6bIidte, bic
iiber Der rei3pollen Sanoidaft am li6t-
blauen 5irmament o%abinSusen. ,6aIt
mobte ih Did AUDI I'm Seine Seimatb
beneioen, Slsu."
,,@ub Tim meme Seimatb," la6te
oas lunge W0o6en; ,,tpelbe SprSige
tpedten bereits Sein 9erlangeu?"
,,Nidt Sein &eittbum, 2ieb, nidt
Die gldnsenoe 3utunft, bic Iib Dir er=
ibliebt, ionoern 9sinss 9aters 2iebe
uno Gorge. Sdtte ih oas Gliif,
einen iol6en Batter 81 beliBen, Sd
9dbe Naes, Alles bin, mas oas 2eben
&Otbares 81 bieten permDhte."
,,aber, liebe Stella, i6 beneioe 9it
nlht Tin Die 2iebe llno Sorge Seiner
Wtutter; iA oerlal19e sreifbare 9orSii9e.
Siebe 1T 9ans gut, eln an9enebmer
Yapa iebr miinidenswertb ib absr
sdbe Dir germ bic Sdlfte ieiner 2iebe."
-, @dre 2oro Glaneep mein gater,
i5 betete i'm an"
,Smmersu, i%iberIpanntes &6pf9en;
in selobe Dir, nidt elieriibtis Su Der=
ben. ielbit pern bic 8srebrung sesen=
ieitig tudre."
Sn pertrauli6er gDeiie beiprdbcn iih
bic Wdoden iiber Nepersleiab unO
Nue, oeren SetanntI1ait lie mabten.
Grid Gbilpers MIR bllsb bon oieien 8es
Iprdten auseeiblOIien; ibn ~beribrten
ibre 9Sorte ME.
ginmal nur fraate Stella, oh er 2oro
Glancep perDdnot2
,,Gr 1T mir oas Soeal zines BRIT
ten" fubr lie unbefanaen fort. der
Sppus zines Nn9loiahieu; er ent=
itammt iiherlid iabliihem Dilute"
uno tbut iid etipas oarauf 81 gut.
@enn es elm Sor3us lit, 10 bsiiBt er ibn
unbeitreitbar."
,,Sns Ofens. cole NntliB, bic BLONDE
Saarfiillc, bic ihlaute uno trGftige
Seltatt perrietb mir feline abtunIt aul
ben erIten glid."
,,Gr iuars stpeiislsobne ssi6msi6elt,
tpiibte er I'm Sein Snterelis."
6reilib iino Die Mdnner i'm NQge:
melnen unoantbar," fi9te lie ipOttlit
BinSu.
IS lag etpas i'm Son bieisr g9orte,
Oas Stella befremoete. iie fam niht
ipleoer auf ben 8e9snitano 3uriif, il
oft aua Olga iu9te lie au peranlalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07
10.

Bum gmpfan9 Der Samen tparen in
NebersIsi9b 9roBartige Sprbereitungen
9etroffen poroen. 9ennob wdbrts ss
eiuige Sage ebe bic junaen Mdo6en in
Der fremoen umgebun9 iit beimii6
flblten.
9oro GlancsD s0gerte ni6t, bic Mar=
quite 81 eriuben, oas Shlub als ibr
Seim al betrabten uno na4oem oieier
punit sur gefrieoi9uns erleoist mar,
REF er ieine Sobter gu Iih.
gr batte nod nidt oft nit Olsa
inter bier Nusen geiproben. Sbne
iid's gu seitehen, fiiblte CT lih ideu in
ibrer Ndbe; iie glid einem Claimant,
10 ~9ldn3eno, talt uno bart.
,,&ennlt gu ben @ertb bes 8eIoss,
SlSa2" be9ann er lahelno.
SD tenne bas geoiirfniB beIel.
ben, lautete bic u%nbefansene 9lntpOrt.
,Nbsr wsibt gu unsefdbr, wie mar
es am beiten perpenoet, mas man fiir
10 uuo 10 piel TAU len tauu2"
,Sariu bab' id uenig g%rfabruns,
biirfte aber tuobl haIb bamit ins 8eins
fommen."
.Sh bsabiidtiae, Dir cine aetpiKe
Summe als Naoelselo aus3uieben."
,Sebr ansenebm."
.3aufe oamit, mas Dir Sreuoe
maht. IS lieSt MIR oaran. Did fir
bic Sabre su entibaoigen, bic i9 Did
in Der Gremoe perleben lieB."
LIMB bier tpdre iG bod 10 oliidlit
gepeien," bemertte Olga natoentli9.
IS NOR eisentlih mein &edt. bier 81
iein - peiBt Ou, papa."
,,@arit Oh bel Maoams be ct.
Qnse aIdt slei6iaas SIildli6?"
Stun ia, in beIdeioener @siie; i'd
betlage mid niht iibcr Maoame be ct.
Mnse - osnnOb bate iie MID bic
Wabrbeit iolen wiiien laHen."
,,WoSu? Sdtte iid Seine iorgloie
SuSeno niht III eitlen 8ini6eu uno
Sebnen p~er3ebrt?"
,,llno blieb mir oieies @iinIden une
Sebnen eripart? Nber laiien mir bies,
Yapa; Gu ipra6it BON msinem Naosl=
gelo."
Sl9a's boamiitbi9e @leidgiiltiateii
mar Dor gllem 9eei9net, 2oro Glancer
einSuiduhtern; initinttio i6ellte er iit
Dor Der Satpre uio @erin9ibGbun9,
Die aus ibrem Weien iprad.
SD meroe cine Summe fir Ssinsn
periOnliden Se9arf b%eitimmen. 3iebt
bel Ssinen gintdufen aber Maoame BE-
ct. @n9e gu Ratbe."
,Sbr 8eidmad lit peraltet. Dor
3pan3ig Sabren mag iie ui6t libel nit
ben geoariniien elmer junQen Dame
msines Stanoes uertruut 9emeien ieiu;
beute Uiiroe lie MID CUR aaritatus
MADDEN"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07
I1txrnth1trprr Dntrttr.

Ser3oa. ain Sbrer STEELE niiroe i'd
unperDeilt mad meiner Sohter uno bel
Game ienben, trel1e ibre GrSiebung 9e.
leitet."
Sorb Glancep faBte oieien gntfhlub,
ilno elm glit auf ben mdnnli6 i6oner
grben oes SiositommiIles erpedte in
ibm ben 8eoanten, oab Olga iein Ser;
aewinnsn uno baourb Serrin opl1
Nepersleiab ,tnb 2aop glancep iueroen
tOnnte; gntel niiroen oieleiht Dieier
gbe entlprieBen uno bic Sitter ielner
Sanlilie bleiben.
Gr bat Grid Gbilpers. nod einige
@ohen bel INN gu perpeilen, Inn Den
Samen ben Nufentbait i'm insewpbns
ten 2anoe 10 angenebm als mOsli9 gu
MAIDEN.
Grid ertldrte lid serne ba;u bereit.
Die 8unbe bon benz bso%ortebenoen
Grei9nib perbreitete iib uuter Der Die
neriaaft: - Mploro mar gu SebSeiten
ieines Sntels beimlib bermdblt
gemeien, feline Sobtsr tam nun nad
Saule.
gn Dem Sage, Der bic Sdnen brin=
gen io0te, iaB 2oro Glancep aaetn IN
ieinem Stuoir,immer. gr bate per=
ludt, 9lei6ailtis gu ideiren; aber
ieiner Seele innerItsr Siefen tparen IN
itiirmiider 9emesung. Die 8e9en.
mart idmano; lebbaft erItano Die Wer'
sangenbeit Dor Dem Spieselbiloe Der
@rinneruna; INN mars, ais lei es erlt
g"eltern seueien. baB er bic liebrei3snos,
dtberiide Wdbdeussitalt, unter benz
bliibenoen Qlpfelbaum geieben, als
tldnge lie tpieoer. bic iiiBe Stinlme, bic
10 LANCE perltummt. gr seoabte oes
idiihternen. i9eu sdrtliaen @elens
ieiner Mlice -uno Glicens Sinh, feline
Sobter ioute er tpieoerI eben!
98irb Iie Der Wlutter sleihen9 Sino
ibr bic iiibea ylide, Die ianfte Stlmme
eigen, bic emit ibml liebllher erlhienen
als Wuiit Der Spdbren9
,,9lIice, Ilice!" rief er bon grinnt=
runaen beitiirmt, bait Oh mir Die
Ser3loiiateit, bic gernahldili9uns per=
geben, bic oas 2eben Dir uertilrSte!
In Seinem Ginoe mill id iibnen, mas
i'd gegen Did psrbradt."
Sin Waaen fubr Dor uno tpeni9e
Winuteu ipdter bstrateu Die Sanen
unter Grid 9bilpers' SegleitunS Die
0ibliDtbet.
2oro Glaneep erbob itb, iein Ntbem
ltodte. bic Stimlne periaste ibm.
Die Warquiie elite linn entaeaen,
beariiBte ibn unb erarif oann bic 9ano
oes ih0nsn idlantsn Mdobens an
ibrer Settle;
,,Mploro, bier 1T oas Sinh, bas Sic
meiner Pile9e p%ertrauten - Sbre 3ob'
ter Slga."
llebermannt bon itiirmiiher getpe.
9una uluarmte lie GOro 9lancep.
,,Mein critics @ort lei cine 8ittt
nm gsraebuns." itammelte er. ..un,
Seinsr Muttsr uiQen, ber3eibe mir"
Grid gbilpsrs itano gefeHelt Dor
Stela's liebliber 'grihsinung. Mia'
oame be ct. Mnge itslte Sic als ibr'
Sohter Dor. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07
20.

Sn idiidtsrnsr gsfanssnbsit, bic
ausen boiler Sbrdnen, trat iie ndber.
,,ger,eiben sic, Mploro," iprad
iie tieibepegt, .,tpenn i6 ie fore; aber
ib muB Sbnen banten. Wama fa9te
mir, pie unenolih gut uno SroBmiis
tbia sic 9e9en rns iiuo."
9r nabm bic tleine Sano, bic Ii6
i6n bot, uno' bic geriibruns bepegte
i'm ieItIam.
,,Sie baben mir nibt su banfen,
liebes Sinh. MuBte mir ni4t ielblt
am meiiten baran liesen meiner So9-
ter cine miitterlibe Sreunoin cine liebe.
oolle Sbwelter gu erbalten?"
sd liebe Olga bon Ser3en, Mp-
loro. Sic aber lino 10 9iitig uno
arOBmiitbis oab i'd cine unbei9siosne
Yitte wa9en mD1te."
Isle miro ni5t berssblid iein; bari
i'd lie bOren2"
,,Sie ia8ten i9on mebrfad, baB Sic
Sl9a's wileu, MIDI lieb batten, neil
id ibr cine Sbpelter mar; wollen sic
mir ni6t meiner ielbit wilen gut iein
- eintlein, tlein iueni9 nur9"
Die t~leinen, peiBsn Sanoe 3ittsrten
in Den ieiuen.
,,8ewib babe id Sic I'm Sbretpil.
len lieb, mein &ino. uno bpffs. sic
moAten Ieoer3eit C!9a's treus Shwe.
lter bIeibsn. IS miro cine 3eit TOM.
men, no lie elmer Sartlid beiOrgtsn
Sreunoin beoori; wO!lsn Sic ibr Oieie
GreunOin iein2"
6ortieBun9 fOIQt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07
r%nensch1iche Blut

Besteht aus rothen und weissen Kue-
gelchen, die in elmer FIuessigkei4
schwimmen. Es naehrt