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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-29

With long. interesting program TO-
day, the Biiou will very likely draw
large audiences, Three reels Of five pic.
lures. Some Of them dramas, one magic
and one good comedy. That always at
traetiye subject, the sea, is shown up
well in "The Sailor Boy" The song Is.
You're Stingy Thing Carmin II
singing it delightfully."- The Biiou Is a
pretty good place to spend an hour to-
day.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis Sat
urday and yesterday were Hazella Fish.
CT, New York r. G. Fuller, Highgate;
d. T Stanley, Mrs r. A. Stanley, Wash
ington; IT. r. Bygrave, Boston; w. G.
Spauldingi Newport; O G. Allard w. j.
Conner, Manchester, n. FL; John An
drews. Burlington; w. E. Kidder, North
field, Mr. and Mrs j. ]. English Bur.
lington; II J. Daniels, Charles Petterell
PIattsbure, n. Y: S. a. Stearns. New
ark, N. j.; P, p Shannon, Buffalo, N. vi
Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Sumner, Burling.
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-29

The Dreamland management an.
nounces that Giibertson's orchestra has
been engaged to play at this popular
theatre Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings this week. A rare treat IN the
way Of music IL expected. An allfeature
program Is to be presented to-day. Two
bioaraphs and selIp up San Juan
Hill" Il spanish-Amcrican war drama,
and good. Welsh is singing to-day
The newspaper., 1909-04-02

inopportunely ubiquitous. numbering
hastily in from the other Office and
checking. in an extreme of embarrass-
ment, in the middle of the floor.
Maitland glanced over his shoulder,
and. subduing a desire to fay the
man alive. released the girls hand.
Il say, Hickey" he observed, care
fully suppressing every vestige OF
emotion. will you lend me a hand
here? Bring a chair. please, and a
glass of water"
The detective stumbled over his
feet and brought the chair at the risk
of his neck. Then he went away and
returned with the water. In the
meantime the girl silently enough for
all that her eyes were speaking. with
Maitland's assistance arose and seated
herself.
You will have to stay here a few
minutes" he told her. .'until-er-"
Il understand" she told him in a
choking tone.
Hickey awkwardly handed her the
glass. She slipped mechanically.
Il have a cab below" continued
Maitland. And I'll try to arrange 1t
SO that We can get out OF the build
ing without having to force way
through the crowd"
She thanked him with glance.
There's tn freight elevator" sug-
gested Hickey. helpfully.
Thank you Is there any
thing | can do for you. anything you
S'ish?" continued Maitland to the girl.
standing between her and the detec-
tive.
She lifted her face to his and shook
her head. very gently. No she
The newspaper., 1909-04-02
the game. It's that that counts

the game. us tndt tnBt COuuio-
He compressed his lips. and after
moment spoke again. You never did
have the true sportsman's love OF the
game for its own sake. You're like
most of the rest of the crowd-content
with mighty cheap virtue, Dan.
| don't know that I'd choose just this
kind of wind-up. but it's been fun
while 1t lasted Good-by. old man."
lie did not speak again, but lay with
closed eyes.
Five minutes later Maitland rose
and unclasped the cold fingers from
about his own. With a heavy sigh he
turned away.
At the door Hickey was awaiting
him. Yer lady" he said. as soon as
they had drawn apart from the crowd.
lis waitin' for yeh in the cab down
stairs. She was gettin' a bit high
steerical nd | thought I'D better get
her away. oh. she's waitin'
all right" he added, alarmed by Matt
lands expression. But Maitland had
left him abruptly: and now, as he ran
down flight after echoing flight OF
marble stairs, there rested cold fear
in his heart. In the room he had Just
quilted. man whom he had called
friend and looked upon with affection
ate regard. had died a self-confessed
and unrepentant liar and thief.
II now he were to find the girl an
other time vanished-if this had been
but a ruse of hers finally to elude him
If all men were without honor. all
women faithless-if he had indeed
placed the love of his life. the only
love that he had ever known. unworth-
ily-if she cared so little who had
seemed to care much
The newspaper., 1909-04-02

oreathed through trembling lips. You
you've been" But there was a
sob in aer throat. and she hung her
head again.
Not a word" ordered Maitland.
sit here for few minutes. IL you
can. drink the water and-ah-fx up
your hat. you know" damn Hickey,
Why the devil did the fellow insist on
hanging round so,D ''and will go and
make arrangements"
"Th-thank you" whispered the small
voice shakily.
Maitland hesitatcd a moment. then
turned upon Hickey in sudden exas-
peration His manner was enough
even the obtuse detective could not
ignore it, Maitland had no need to
speak.
I'm sorry. SIR" he said. standing
his ground manfully but with trace
more of respect in his manner than
had Heretofore characterized It. bat
there's nh gentlcman-uh-you frcn'
Haanerman's outside md wants .Gh
speak ;uh ych.'
Tell him to"
Excuse me. He says he's gottuh
see yeh. II yeh don't come out, he'Il
come after yeh. | thought yeh d
ruther-"
That's kindly thought Of" Matt
land reIented. I'll be there in miu-
ute he added meaningly.
Hickey took an impassive face to
the doorway, where. whether or not
with design. he stood precisely upon
the threshold. filling 1t with his burly
shoulders. Maitland bent again over
the girl. and took her hand.
Dearest" he said, gently. please
don't run away from me again"
Her eyes were brimming. and he
read his answer in them. Quickly-it
was no time to harry her emotions
further; but so much he had felt he
must say-he brushed her hand with
his lips and joined Hickey. Thrust
ing the detective gently into the outer
room, with a not unfriendly hand
upon his shoulder, Maitland closed the
door.
Now. see here" he said quietly and
firmly. you must help me arrange to
get this lady away without her becom-
ing identified with the case. Hickey,
I'm in a position to say a good word
for you In the right place: she had
positively nothing to do with Anisty."
(this. so far as he could tell, was as
black lie as he had ever manufac-
tured under the lash OF necessity.
"and-theres a wad in 1t for the boys
who help me out"
We'll. :" The detective shift
ID from one foot to the other. eying
The newspaper., 1909-04-02
CHAPTER XVII.
Confessional.

But the cab was there: and within
1t the girl was waiting for him.
The driver. after taking up his fare,
had at her direction drawn over to
the further curb. out OF the fringe OF
the rabble which besieged the st.
Luke building in constantly growing
numbers. and through which Maitland.
too impatient to think OF leaving by
the basement exit. had elbowed and
fought his way in an agony Of appre-
hension that brooked no hindrancc.
needed no difficulty.
He dashed round the corner. stopped
short with a sinking heart. then an
the cabby's signaling whip across the
street caught his eye. fairly hurled
himself to the other curb. pausius at
'he wheel. breaihiess. lifted ont %
himself with Joy 10 nnd her faithful
in this ultimate instance
She vas recovering. whose high spir-
g and recuperafise powers were To
him then and always remained a mar
vclouq thinr; and she was bending
forth from the body Of the hanson TO
welcome him with a smile. that in n
twinkling made radiant the world to
him who stood in n gloomy side street
Of New York at three o'clock
OF summers morning. good
hour and half before the dawn.
For up there in the tower OF the
sky-scraper he had as much as
told her OF his love: and she had
waited. and now-and now he had
been blind indeed had he failed to read
the promise In her eyes. Weary she
was and spent and oyerwrought: but
there l. no tonic In all the world like
the Consciousness that where one has
placed ones love. there love has bur
geoned In response. And despite all
that she had suffered and endured. tho
happiness that ran like soft fire in her
veins. wrapping her being with its
beneacent rapture. had deepened the
color In her cheeks and heightened
the glamour In her eyes.
And he stood and stared. knowing
that in all time TO no man had ever
woman seemed more lovely than this
-iri TO him: knowledge that robbed
his miad NJ all other thought and his
tcnrue OF words 50 that to her fell
trr iaais 81 rouslng him.
ii'eeff hhf rai' NfnA4f FitiH'
tell the cabby to take me home. Mr..
Maitland
He came to and In confusion STAN
mered: Yes. he would. And ho
climbed up on the step with no other
thought than to seat himself at her
side and drive away forever. But
this time the eabby brought him to
his senses. forcing him to remember
that some measure OF conference cas
demanded even OF a man In love.
Where to. sir7"
"Eh, what7 Obi" And bending to
the girl: Home. you said-7'
The newspaper., 1909-04-02

tcontinued next weekl
The newspaper., 1909-04-02
CHAPTER XVI.


IN. hrunn!" Thus Hickey, the
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Gortei nidt eri9ienen, IN onocrn
6otte tie ielbIt bic Stage 3nriidgenonl=
men. Giuige Der 6aae iporen be-
reits ein Sabr auf benz Dodet, all-
oere ober erit in lebter ISOLDE onban=
gig gemaft.
Maria Stuart, cine Snioiiin
BEG 6atlies 526 Wfatamoros 5traBe,
REF i6rell 9(nbeter ans GeGepbou.
teiIte linn nit, DoB Dies oos letfe
MoI lei, oaB tie nit ibm lpra6e, ano
iboB ifd Damn cine <gel ourf Die
9ruit. Sic nuroe nod DEM Ser
Surgical Soipitol gebradt ruto IS
iino idlpad)e @offnungeu fir lbre
Misunderstanding oorbauben.
Seoerrndn meiB, mofiir auBer-
tife @eiImittel at5nipenoen into.
Der vAnfer" &oin Grpeller lit bos
9eIte BON 4lIenl 81 miro utter 9cz
m~iiieubafter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gontrolle 5lt oieien 3mefe bergelteGt
mo III Scr oalt5cr @elt gesen @beu.
m%otisullts, Neuroleie, grfdlt1IlQell
etc. atgeuenoet. 0ur % Cts. uno
so Gts. per 6laide.
Ser Neger SO. Benton, an9ss
flagt ieiren Golieeenoiien Mi1er I'M
Sabre 1906 eri6piien 81 babell, Fat
lid id)nloig befannt uno lit 81 5
S-Snhren 91tchtho1ts perltrteilt. IS 1T
oos pierte Mal, boB bieier Groseb
porfollmlt. @eulpn mnroe Dos ellta
Wal gum 9ooe, oos 8neite Mal gu le=
benslanglidem uno oas brittle Wol SIT
25 Sabren 3ndtbaus nerurteilt.
Ser Sploat @n1. 6ennea, Gat-
terie q, 3. Irtilerie erihoB lih i'll
Ben 8araden in Sort Gam SpuItoH.
Gin @rll1o fir oieie Got tit nidt
5u linden, olseenonu1en, ooB CT
in lester 3eit frdnfli6 NOR. gr itaitb
III gutem anieben bel ieinen &amera-
ben uno &orgeiebten.
So &c. Gipes, geniusoufue5-
mer oes Shulrats, gibt Die idul
tdbtge BeDOlferltng un1erer StaDt
auf 1890 an. Dies fino 1917
mebr oIs i'm 8oriabre.
sc. s. Sbiner, Ser neueripdhlie
ltaotiid,e aiieiior, bat leinen amtseio
geleiitet uro feline Office iibernoim=
men. SSll Dem 8erional Der Sffise
meroen feline @ellberungen eintretell.
9lm Samitag giebt Der 8eetbo=
Oen-@eannerdor Elm &on5ert fir lei=
ne Witglieber, fiir oos Elm iebr 6iih.
l6es Rrograinm 5niammengeIteat lit.
SSm Monat Moi puroen 279
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES berausgenon-
men.
3onneritag, ben 3. Stunt, fit.
BET cine totale Monbfiniternis itatt.
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6. 6. 8ulfe's 8erufs- pber Snbnitrie.
Sdale fir Snabeu (&ocutional
SdDool) tuirb i'm September
1909 in Saa MnfDniO
erDffnet.

9ieie Sfule boiiert ouf Der Soes.
baB Ole Gr6iebuna Dem Sraben ltttt
nrr giiferlpeisbelt %beibrillgen, Ien-
bern i'm aud fabie moden iolte,
nod Dem @erlailen Der Shule gute1
| 2obn gu beroienen. Sltoem i'd Mon=
ner ols 2e6rer ~ouSmdble, meld)e
araft, @eldtdlid]feit uno 8egeilfe-
rura beiiten u1o inoem id gead-
orllf otf oos@idtigite, ba8 @rlt-
tiid)e nno oos 9tiiblid]e in Der @r5ie-
bung lege, boffe i'd ben a1oben III
einem bolben Gage cine mebr 5iDed-
oienIide @r5iebutg in ben 8iiien=
Idoftcn eeben 81 fonnea, ols I'M @ll=
gelneiuen in eiilelu eon5er1 Gage Ge-
geben miro. Dies loBt ben onoeut
balbeu Sag frei, Inn Die anaben III
einen1 beitimmten 8eruf au er5iebeIl.
9ieie 8erufs-@r5iebung umfoRt
foleenoe altrie: 1. Mrbcit, Elm
ihlieBlid) 3immermomsorbeit,
9re6slerorbeit, Siidlernrbeit uno
Mooeamo6en; Der allobe miro 81 Ell
mem gelernten Sanonerfer er5oqell
uno inn Der @eg gum gormne,
| sul1l aontroftor ooer gum praftlltcll
Nrditeften e%roffuet, 2. Gfien-Nr-
belt, einldlieBlid Sdpnieoearbait,
Moidinenbou uno @ieberei; madt
oen a1taben gu einem iltteligenteil
MaidiniIten INTO ermogliht es ibm
Ipater einnol @orrnan1l, Superinteli=
Bent pber &%pntraftor 81 meroetl. 3
Elmmbcr= mnb 9lempner (3inu=
Id|mieb) =glrbeit. 4. aamfmanniid)c
Nrbeiten, einidlieBlid yGppe-@ri-
ting" Stenograpbie, 8udfiibruaa,
fonfmanniid)es Hednell S~onoelsacp=
graphic uno @anbelseeiese.
Sn 8erbinbune nit oen Sonbar-
drbeitsfurien itebt Elm griinoli6er
3ei6enunterriht uno ein eberio
griinolider l1nterribt in Ser Mat6e-
matif, iopeit bieielbe anf oas be
treffenoe @eiperbe ge5ug bat.
Gin 5peiidbrieer SIRIUS in oieicr
S6ule ioute Die Sabigfeit oes ana.
ben, @elo gu peroienen, peroop=
peln, unb 5ipar nidt bios fir ciit
paar Sabre, ionoern fir bic ean5e
2e6ens5eit. es lit cine iebr beoergf
iide Sad)e, nern man ettlem Ano-
ben binreiden6e @elegenbeit, ieiRe
notiirliden Sabigfeiten 81 entmide'n
oorentbdlt.
@egen Brospefte uno 9eoinsuui
gen merloe man li6 an 8. 6. @olie.
8rin5ipal, 1900 San Beoro @baitue,
Mites Telephone 1901.
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Sofale8.
StGbti{dle Grnennnnaeu.

Sn unierer Stoot=Nbminiitratlon
neroen fpenig aenDerungen eintreten,
90 ia oGe aIten 8eomten uieberse=
m1blt iinb nit slusnobme bon Ghas.
Stoppeitbef, Ser uidt ols &onoioat
auftrat uno oil oeiien Stelle Wt. 6.
Sbiner ertDablt ipuroe. &ihter 8nCf
lep bonn 4orporations=@erif nabn
Mapor goGagbm Den amtseio Of
un6 bieler p~ereioigte oann Die an
6eren 8eomte1. Da NIT benz /.
Stunt oos Inti=Hepottsmns=8eIe IN
4roft tritt, muBten biejenieen Nnge.
Iteaten, ipelbe nit Mapor GoIgatma
Dertpanot Iino, ibren Soften olfges
ben llno ii1b Dies Die meiite1 Silent
6~erurgen, melde IN ben itoOtiihn
grnennllilger porgenomnten muroed.
Die neliernannten 8eamten iinb:
Bart s. 81 @itt, itdotii6er SiiIfss
Mntpalt Or. 6. $. Glmenoort Itaoti-
id)er @iiIfs=Mr5t; SEQ 90. s. Giel-
mann, transcription, Sames We-
Monns. superintendent oes itaori-
iden Garbage uno @eiunobeits=O DE
portements Somes Simpiort Itaeti-
if)er @ilfs-glerf; Or. Sobn q.
ae1np, 5taot-gafteriologiit; Boliaei=
Gbet Gbas. gan @iper uno Sener=
pebr-Gbef Ybil 8. @rigbt bleibell III
ibren Ste1en, ebenio folgenoe all=
oere 8eontte: 5ris MuiiL StraBen-
&ommiii6r; 6reo. Sries, Stapt=
gIerf; @in q. @bite, itaotiihes
gleftrifer Or. g. Burg, Stoot=grit;
Or. $. 8. 8arnis, 9raiioent Deg Sc
iunobeitsrots gort Gromtber, Marft
meiiter; Soc 8rooeny Glerf oes
&orporations=@erih Mrs. Suite
Campbell, 9oli5ei=Motrone 5ranf
sc. @irauo, Itabtiider %Sngenieus.
Geo. S. @lennep nnrbe gum Glum-
bing.Snlpeftor errunnt. S. 5.
Sdroeoer, Der friibere @iilfs-Sener=
Snipeftor erbieIt Die Stene als Sn-
jpeftor u1o SO. 8. 8a1fs oelier fritz
beren 9oite1. Die 9oli5eimodt miro
I'M 90 Bis 80 8oliaiiten perltdrt
per0en uno aud I'M Seueripebr-De-
portement ionen mebrere Deifere An-
iteGunger eer1adf meroen.
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Kantate.
Ruman ans bem 9eipaiger Seben pDu
Mnng Wotbe.
(Gortiesulla.)

tSorfleBllllg.).
&olf Mebnert iab oas 2af)eEl
mo 5og es in iif nit leinen brenneH-
Den 4ugen.
sd mliB peif allsbolen, a logte Ct,
vlDenn id Sbnen flor modem ioa,
mie Mid oos Shidial in bic ieltla=
NE Sage 5tuang, IN Der id mid ol,-
gellblidIid befinoe. SD botte elte
gliifsfrobe, ionitiee ainobeit," flbr
er fort, ben groBen idnar5et SRI
pom aopfe nebmeno, ols orGrge cs
i'm, Die bobe Stirn BON 8inoe fiji
len 5u ~laiien. y@ir nobnten 1ier
IN 2eip5ig in eiltem lieben alten Sat-
le, gang Derltedt III griinen @erunf.
Wein Batter mar Elm 8elebrter, cir
itider, aber Elm gliidIiher Morn. 9or
elmer @eile babe i'd bort oil leineul
Sarge in Der 8ruft geitanbet ms
mir Mut gebolt 81 Der 8eidte, 6ie
td) Sbnen ablegen noate.1
aarleen fiiblte, nie ibr Dos @fllt
beiB ms @eiift itieg. Sic aos ben
ldfpor5en S6leier feiter INN Die blon-
ben 9aarmenen, Die unter Dem Slit
rebeaiih berporquollen.
yMeine Mutter mar cine aanf.
mannstodter," fubr Der Reoenba
tort. uSn benz lieben olten Sous,
oa unten an Der YleiBe, baben idon
Sobrbunoerte lang lire 8orfabreu
gebauit. Sbr 8ater mar Elm Iebr
u~ermogenoer Mam, Der es illir un-
germ iab, oaB iein ein5ises &iao
einen, pie er meinte, iimplen 9ro=
felior nabm. Or bate anoere 8ldlle
init meiner Mutter, 9lleranber Ser.
mann, SIR 8ater, mein 5raulein,
belporb iid I'm meme Wutter."
4arleen itieB einen 2out Der lie
ber5eueung aus. "8oIf Mebnert, Sic,
Sic mdren2"
Ser ein8iee 5obn Der Susenn.
freunOin Sbres @aters, Die er, mic
ih CLAUDE, innie seliebt bot
8orleen ienfte ttef Dem blot0en
4opf. .ginmal iprab mir Bapa ba-
Don. oud bon Sbnen. 8opo lno
ih gingen an Sbrem Sanie poriiler.
Sd peiB es genuli, es mar an
&ontate-S onntag, fur5 nad meiner
confirmation. @ir itanben por Sem
%eiiernen Sor nnb idalten in oe;l
itiaen @arten, Der in 8liiten prall9-
te. "9is iest," iagte mein @ater,
ypobnte bort in Dem often Saulc
oas @Iiid - mein Slid lit bort Der.
funfen - nun lit gum eriten Wel
elm Shotten ouf oas 2eben meiner
einItieen, unbergeBli6en SreunOin
geiaGeL iie Bot ibret ein5igen So0il
perloren.
sit er tot2@ fragte i6.
g0ein," COB mein Batter 5nriitt
yAolf lit Elm abtriinninger getuer'
ben. Or bot Slater unb @lltter Ger
loIien, Inn einem @eibe ap5u9oh-
gen, oos ieiner nidt pert lit. Ge,
Batter bat i'm peritoben uno oit
Mutter iist i'm Sommer. /"
Oh louteit iie troiten, 8oter, lag.
te i9.
0a Idittelte @apo emit Dos
| Saupt. yGs aibt Sdmer5en, Die i
! tief iinh, boB niemono baron RIB.
| rem bari 6rieoerife @ebnert mn
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Sin Brief, Der 279 SATIRE anitr-
iueas tit.


Stl Wedrieiae Iiegt, nod geidloi.
len IND nit Dem fonigli6en @ap.
BEN geltegelt. eit Brief Der Dor 27S
Sabren obgeianot puroe uno mob
iulner ieinen 8eltimmunesort nidt
erreidt bot. 9ubmie Der 0rei8eln-
te fat oieies ebrtpitroige Sdrift1tua
IAN ben iebr boben. ousge5ei9nc-
ten, ma6tiger1, g~roBber5igen uno MI
6eiieglihen groBen &aiier Der Mil-
ielmdnner, ben Sultan Mnturatl,
Der iiberreih lit an @bre unO II.
geno, unierfi liebIten uno pollfonlme-
nen 5reulo,gl abgelanot. Ser Wricf
NOR Der Sanoelsfammer BON Mar=
feiae sur geforoerung mnertroiH,
Die uber Die 5uperldiiigiten mo
ifneaften &urierp 3fpiiden Sro!lf=
reid urb Der 2ebante nerfiiete. Gil
@inoernis, pielleid)t oie4eIt, Die in Ie=
l1enSabren oieStaot beimluhte, batte
ben 4oitoienit iuoeiieu geltorf, irllo
10 fam es, oaB Der 9rief ~nnbefol-
bert inn @auie Der 6aitoelsfamfter
Iiegen blieb. Man %permtutet 0ab
2u6mig Der 9rei5ebnte ben Sultall
nm Die grlaubnis bat, baB Die Sdlf-
fe BON Warieille in ben tiirfiihcn
Safen fir Die Gropence, III Der cine
furdtbare @ungersnot berrid)te, bic
notme1loigiten %2ebensmittel aufnet-
men oiirften. @s NOR jeoenfals ell
oringe1toes Shreiben, oas MN idor.
279 Sabre unterpegs lit.
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@ir haben pieIe a6nlide.

Dos SoIgenoe lit Der @us5ug aus
einem 8riefe, ben mir bon Scr. s. S.
Mpers in Stuttgart arf., erbielten:
sic weroen mid iebr nerbinben,
menu Sic Sunts 2igbtning Oil in
Miaiogepine, ST. einfiibren Mir
ben, ba i9 BORT oiele 6reunoe nno
gernanote babe, fir Die i6 mid iebr
.intereiiiere unb ba id erfabre, oaB
oas Del bort nidt I'M Warfte 1T. Sd
fam es als bic bette Meoi8in em-
pfeb(en, Die ib in neinem Sauie 20.
be. gs furierte mid bon einem
iblimmen Safe bon rotor 9tubr in
lpeniger oenn elmer baIben Stunoe
uno es furierte meme @nfelin bon
einem ld)limmen Sale BON gbolero
Morbns in flir5er 8eit.
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9ehrer.@eind.

8eiuht 9ebrer ODER 2ebrerin fir
Die @aqes Sdule, gutter @ebalt urb
quite @obnl1ng, 2ebrer nit Samilia
miro borge5ogen. Npplifanten mo-
gen iid oil folgenoe SrrItees men.
ben: @ermamn Sbmar5loie 81.
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96mnte nidlt better iein.

&einer maGte lie cine SalGe.
@nn0maiier o6er 8aliam, oie nit
9iteflens Irnifa Salbe nersli6eil
iperben fonnte. @s lit bas eiu5ige
perfefte Wittel eegen Sbnitt- ODER
8rmlomunoen, S%iibneraugen, Sbiir-
fungen, 8eltlen, graenta, Sal3flus
II. +. 10. gs lit ausgeseibnet fir fran-
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gehrer.@einh

2ebrer geludt fir Die Union Sde-
lie, orei Meilen BON Comfort, peldet
un6 @ngliih nnterridlten
fam. Neult Wonate S6ule. @ebolt
$50 per Wonat. gerbeirateter miro
uoroesogen. anfragen gu ridten on
Gbas. 8iermanm,
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Elm Neu0eborenes.

LIN Neugeborenesl WEIGH Elm gehemnissvouer zanber iegt fir uns ID
- diesem Wote Und doch, vie unendieh vel mehr bedeutet es fir die
Mutter Elm neues Leben: kuz icherich, aber voler Aussnht demand
muss gedudig e@n, hofnmgsvol5 Wachsam, shz md ME muthos. Dieser
Jemand ist die Mutter Sic hat hires Babys esten schrei geh0rt md OBJ es ir
estes oder zehntes isl, das Gefdhl list dasselbe. Te schwachen Arme sind sets
welt often und werden es INNER sGn so lange die 1uttr let IND jene Hand,
wehhe den Kopf ds Neugeboenen stdzt die Hand der MuHer list es af der
die Civilization der Welt beruht
LIST es ola enW under, dass wiz Euc1 Mdtter 4angesichs der anf Euern azu
schwachen Schuten ruhenden Verantwortichkeit auf die Nohwendgket him
lweMen, bel der Auswahl der Arznei fir das Kind yorsnhdg III sen; auf die
Nothwendigkeih das Baby vr wrthosen, unbekannten ud narkotschen
Droguen gaade so q bewahen, vie vr dem Feuer2