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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06
BY HELEN MATHERS

Author of Cherry Ripe" Comm Thro' the
Rye" MY Lady Greensleeves," Blind JUS
tice," etc.
Helen Mathers achieved fame at the age
of 20 by writing Comm Thro' the Rye" a
simple study of English family life that caught
the English heart. That was about twenty
years ago. Now Helen Mathers is one of the
six English authoresses who can command
practically what terms they want for their
work, and she is as popular in America as in
Great Britain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06

Mrs. Robinson was undoubtedly insane
ut the time the murder was committed.
But evidence as to insanity was not ad-
mitted. Troy was determined to avenco
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06

Some years ago Miss Mathers married Henry
Reeves, an eminent surgeon, but she still
writes under her maiden name, and at her
elegant home in Grosvenor street, London.
she mingles in the fashionable society so
faithfully portrayed in her novels.
Helen Mathers' latest novel, THE
LOVELY MALINCOURT," which is to be
published in America simultaneously with its
appearance in England. is a charming tale
of English societyslife, and withal love
story of surprising power
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06
Sic Did Not Reform Him.

A little more than q year ago q young
woman in Frankfort, Ind, married a loose
character named Emory in the hope that
she would reform him. Last week the once
sanguinc woman was sent to q reformatory
for year after conviction in the courts for
assisting her husband to steal poultry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06
SHE KEPT HER SECRET
Mystery of the 'sVeiled Murder
ess" of Troy.
FORTY.THREE YEARS A PRISONER.

Refused 20 Unveil In Court and Fooled All
Efforts to Disclose Her Identity-Death
Sentence COMMITTED Against Her VIII.
Some CIews to the Mystery.
In sunny corner of the woman's ward
at the New York State Asylum For Insane
Criminals at Matteawan sits q woman
whose life surpasses the strangest stories
of fiction. She is known as Mrs. Robin
son, the yelled murderess. For more than
40 years she has been in the prisons Of tho
state. 1t is 43 years since she was arrest
ed, charged with murder. From that day
to this she has been a mystery.
No one who did know her true name
will reveal it. Those who knew her per-
sonally have kept her secret well. She
herself has begged them never to tell it.
She has promised her brother, tho only
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06
An English Swindle.

A new English swindlc is to advertise
for ladies Ito dress high priced dolls," and
then on the promise of good pay to extract
o deposit as a guarantee that the high
priced dolls will bc returned. 1t has been
worked through the mails with great suo-
cess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06

MRS. ROBINSON AS SHE Is TODAY.
deity manipulates a peculiar arrangement
of white agate buttons. which take the
place of teeth and help fill out the corners
of her mouth, which would sink in other
wise. Her hair is still plentiful. and this
woman, who was once SO beautiful that
she was famous, looks more like a woman
of So than the age she has reached.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06

Lanaean's poisoning, and the jury found
her guilty. a motion for a new trial was
refused, and the sentence that Mrs. Rob
inson be hanged was sustained. On the
night she heard of this she procured cam
dies and illuminated her room in the Jail.
All night crowds stood outsids watching
her dancing abort the room. Occasionally
she appeared Mt the window, when the
crowd cheered and shouted at her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

mls1ivo action oft,nLighschool ofilcsri,
sud asked tue bonrd OF education TO il
something to avoit the dance. But the
protest awaited moi; toth sides had
iLcir cau.e represented before the
board, anu the graduates won.
There il "a time to dance and time
to sing" s1ys the scripture. Whether
OF not the occasion ui,fte1 to was tn
proper time lot a dance may be an open
question IN tue minds oi some. II oil
things were properly conducted, ;hofo
might bo no valid objection; II there
were the associations Of pcfuona Of un.
suitable character, then tLore was a
serious reason for not allowing dane
Ing. But tho procedure OF the rnttlrs
was tomarkable way, 10 cay tho
least, OF stopping tho assembly com.
plaluol OF II the graduates wero In
the Il oks OF the various ministers, then
th- laltot should hive been able to
roach tdvm Ia n church capacity " at
3D.; II not in those Il cbs, II might b.
properly regarded Oh piece OF lmptril.
nunco to ondeavor to apply the thumb.
tctuwB Of tho oivll power TO cuiofco
thl religious iJoa Of the ministers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
OUIRAGEuu, JOURNALISM.

ACQUIRING to the ,utjrcl Of "DespIc.
able journalism" which the NEWS
treated at como lcuglh last evening, W.
quote tho following ifpm the spnnF.
dcld (Maisl Republican, ono Of tho
cloAntsl anu mos, honorable uows.
rnGcfs In tue Uuitui statcs, aud cor.
'aiuly an authorized moulotiuJ urnaI.
um wherever the profession may be
found;
Tho story published IN a New York
paper yesterday morning of domestic
comp l'1llnua which are alleged 10 have
caused thn sudden Illness " CoruoNus
vanderbilt was an Invasion ui tho
Rights o' % hmliy 20 privacy In is
own particular hltlrs, Whi'n was out,
rhgoouH iu ihu CNtromo, Mr. NRuIOrhilps
oDppilNou Iu "a sou'H projected mar
taEH may ur may MOI hlN0 caused
hl. stroke NJ rarulysls md in my cnsp %
d. mat.ur which concerns tho family
n.ononld Too which tho public could huyU
NO legitimate Interest," Ihn very nut NJ
tho prominence " Mt Vanderbilt, be-.
cause ni hf great wOtl.h, makes tho
u'lruso th9 mono iuUNrusnbln IIuwover.
mo vuurn Transaction isn logical work
ing out ul 300 Iuulry That uOAa BIZ what
Ga" people wan. .u IDll, with llttlB or mo-
nton TON paid fp mo probable pnrc
upon general morality ItIs lmuoss.bIp
10 ovpIn'umuto lAu harm which may ln
dnun 10y tsls sur. of journal m when
carried 90 mo extent 10 Htuiay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
PREHISTORIC EiRfH.

An interesting page OF the history Of
nature has been revealed through tho
ulen1vefy Of prehil,ofic forests la a coal
district In NioderlausilE 10 Prussia.
It's vol Known that long eiore tbs
illfa Of The earth assumed the form II;
row has, lhu surface was covered with
pants Di a different Kind. The gtc I
quantities oi coal found are supposed
TO DO formed through the slow
combustion In the depths Of earth
oi the immenlo forests Of earth's
carly days. In the German cgal q.
lrict mentioned = large forest has r1w
been found, la which tho trees are we'll
preserved and not cSrbonizui. rhey
are very large aud the Imposition is
that every winter, not only the leav,s
but also the branches foil %.
IL Is Of course impossible 10 assign
anything near correct date tor the
period OF oarlh's history when this
giant forest II Iurished In the dense,
warm atmosphere that then surrounded
our globe, but II must have been agoi,
compared to which history's cp obs
are but moments. Tho discovery b.
one Of great inlefos, to geologlsts. Il
would scem to furnish another evidence
iof tho prevalent view that the same
Kind Of physical processes nowlgolng
on In nature have been at work from
tho fret, producing the changes which
appear as Geological periods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
sluDlSIs vs.. PASTORS.

Ihe rir Students OF tho rraduatiue
class at the Sacramento high school
Rave hsl q lilt with tho PARSONS of In,
city on the sul rc. OF unucing, and IN
TO the presoul aavo come N violorl.u..
The clnss had made arrangements
celebrate tho event o. their graduation
10y Grand ualI 10 ,ho assembly hail OF
tho state c,u.lol 200 luursdny ulglr
lH'', and hai received tho necessary
cous0rt ottho civic authorities. Then
tHo P1rlor' Uui0n, hearing OF IN,
c'nto~uH'cl action, proceeded E..
nn tilHt 20 slUp the PARTY. A
protest wa sunt TO the city board Of
education, I'm which tho rrorc' or.
united lu .Enrt4sina the view lhat tn,
public schools must he carefully guprf.
ed, that the y0uug people b. not DO
Into habits that destroy good morale.
rho ministers also declared that they
looked "uUou dancing o. an evil anu
tending to immortality" cited the fac.
that /, Is forbidden by some Protestant
CAufChvi; expressed regret at tue Per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Try Electric AiileTs as n remedy Tor
your trUuulsB2 II not, get bottle
now nHd gst Telir'. This m dlcino has
been iuuaa 10 be- peculiarly adapted 10
mo Irligi and cure % O.. Frmalt Con.
plhin.s, rKyrauE 70 wonderful direct
inlln.uc IN giving -lh and tone
to t.r lgsuG II you U.Vo Ices Of IN.
petite, consumption, headache, faint
ing fleiiF, or arc ngryOur, sltrplBsf,
eEoltsuii, melancholy or troubled win
d E5y ole, Electric Bit. r. is tue
medicine you need, Health and
itgln th are guaranteed by is use.
Ouly FlitY cents At z, q. NJ. /. Drug
Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
Amsu.shoia rr,n,nr..

ID. w. Fuller, Of CanNoharie, New
YORK, Snvs that no alWAys keeps DE-.
kiug's New Discovery In the house,
anu bis family has always ound thu
vt,y best results follow iIs utt; that o.
would not DO withou n, n lf0curah. ..
q. A. Dyktmrr, Druggist, CattklI 3,
n. T., rays that DR.. Kings New Dh.
C0yeTy 10 urd1ubitdiy the beat Cougi
remedy, that he has used it In hlS
family for eight year., end II has rover
allied o. DO all thAIis cIsimeI Tor II.
Why MOI ny remedy 90 long tried
aud tested. Trial bottles free at z. G..
81. ], Drug Department Regular
siEo COS and 81 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
NO ,um lRloR., or,rIrmrSi

Neither Tho CITY Council Of Sal.
lake no, ri any other city 10 "a,
state haH ,ao rlght to traus1c. public
1usu 0ss so a.oroIi yet acc. iIg tuaIl
cpot this 10 what tho salt Lagr
city lrrrc.l attempted n ssyrnI
matter '., evening. W. wage uaI
30 say, h rotor, HAT 10 igr es tu q
Council u1aulms % ,mal tho n.
lew Ca kn1wloIgo OF ils official ac.s
40 the tImo they nro performed, e.
unworthy the confidence aud supn1r
)i the public,
Not knowing ior certain whether
The curTou, reports Of tue meeting nf.
sgIIec'--how could one ascertain tho
accuracy oiTgmoTB affecting nn exec.
ltiye session. the nuysIthr.
lrsa has WORD o. two OF criticism
slsr before & is too late. 1.-THE ar.r
criticised were not pcrigrmel or at,
empted, thon Of c0urfg the COMPLAIN,
alla to the gr.unl, Similarly, II any
tthe members Of tho Council ro.used
o Join 10 SUCH acts, they Ugcape, with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
rnriRa tiGar HORROR.


BY Whit fomc oi he SPECTATORS call
"hu uniouunh'0 accident" "a ptIz.-
fighter named Carrier lie deed today ~
result Of ring battle lad Last night
In this city. The tone Of regret with
which people on tho street speak Of
the affair IL startling In ils gentle.
nee; oven among Metals there
appeals but little Of that stern IN.
dignatioB, that desire TOT awilt
punishment for outraged ami
violated law, which ought
TO and does ohafacteflz, the larger
element Of this Community. The OK.
prtssions mes, frequently heard, 10
the time Of this writing, nrs those VI
sympathy with the ollb or parties who
arranged the light, the spectators who
Leheld II, anu the surviving parlicl.
pant and his hiis; wi hll there 10 n
torl of disappointment that "the
sporty itself In this city has sustiinoi
blow from which II will not recover
Tor n long tmo to come; as ior the poor
dead darhey, his quir,us came alto.
gether Unexpectedly, but, say tho
snivellng "iancy"-it 10 the fortune Of
war.
w. want In caii TIM mIpbs M the
nuthotit,,s and ot tho csmmupIiv
away ffom such nonsense, ana 10 con-
eoniratc them once and f-r oil upon
tho tArdy de,,rmipn,ion ina, rf.,..
fighting foteyefmot, shau be nm.
hlbltod within mi, fair State. The
dreadful event which b,s iurt
happened ouvht 1, I'm war.
Inc that sbau ia,, IN, oti
ume. II 4. b,o, u,or Tho
city,. name which In, t,sbl,,t
o,noeptlon Of tho oemmupItyJs In.
,tinots would never bavo pefmittoJ
No future suph.mism can be- nIiow,J.
under tb, mama Of N ,lov, c,nt,s,. In
cover the brutality ,y'nceJ In piltips
p.if o, trained suspe,s ayaiust .ncb
o,her for the paltry tur,, which ,h,v
have the strength. but NOT the I,dust,v.
to untn in the teputablp waya of me-.
Dur recent fame as nm inyitipp
haunt for brohen.down or second rate
btulsers mus. be r,scuei. our ,nleIsl.
must DO epmpeIl,i 10 csnse vInltn,
violation, Of law and dsrenc,. IN,
pcople must be- imprss,ed win ne
mixed hideou,ne,a and btutalltv thai
mark every sttp IA the pr,llminarlrs.
rropress and enpcluslpu Of n min, ngb,
The "sauared clrel,n a. a m,nps .i
lvelIhooi lot toughsnri DULLES ntan.
o. place Of entertainment Tor bsriI, les
lerrnysd spectator, mus,ro.
Wh.teyet tb,iaw ,,,d, ,,,,,.tt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Among tho numrrou. persons who
have been cured u rheumatism by
Chhmberlaiu'a Pam Balm, mention
sh1uld be made Of Mrs, Emily Thutnc,
OF Toledo, Wash, who say! III have
never Teen hble 10 procure any modi.
cline that would relieve the Of rhoumA.
tsm like Chambeflain's Pain Balm.
have nle0 used II for lame back with
great Huccots. II Ia tic tort ilnimont
! have ever used, and | lake pleasure
ln recommending q, 10 nay friends"
For sale by druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Tho direct limo 10 Kansas City, 81.
Louis ana Atlantic aeaboard, IA via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
gar,, anu all connections inside In
Union depots In the day time. II you
nIe going East aud care Tor a daylight
tldo through the grandest scenery Of
The ROCKY Mountains en- route, see
lhHi your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair ears
positively Zee TO holders Of fogulsr
TAIN Tickets.
II. II. KoosER, q. +. 4 T.. A..
n Morllu Block, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

WiEN MEN concentrate their think.
Ing apparatus on single subject foi
fifteen or twenty years, II Is hard Ia
make them believe tbat any other sub.
jet Is 80 deserving OF thought, on tholr
or auybody's else part. Those who
declaim, Therefore, that the tariff ID
tho great issue In the present cam.
paign, are not without method Ia their
-mlHtakp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
"Wo had ON orlIrmio Of dytcntery

owe had an epidemic Of dytcntsfy
In this vicinity last tummtr," says
Samuel 5. Pollock, " Bticrland, Cal.
81 was taken with II and suffered
severely until some ono called ny nj.
tontiOn 10 Chnmterlsiu'a Cole,
Cholera and DlatThmh Remedy. /
procured n bottle ami felt better after
tho first dose. Be'otb one.half Of the
bottle had been used I was we'll. /
recommended II 10 my friends and
their experiences was the same. We
oil unto In saying ~ IA tho best" For
sale By Druggisis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

TUE NEWS has received the ninth
edition dust Gun u Cope Mining
Code, published uy Henry n. Copp, a
lawysrof wa,h!ngton, d. o., who has
given many years to the study Of min.
ing lave. II IL n book OF more than 200
pages, aud will b. found Of great inter.
tst 10 mine owners aud prospectors, NJ
II gives thu United Sialea mineral
land laws aud the official Instructions
hereunder, the various slate aud
territorial mining laws, miner llens,
rights Of way, etc, numerous forms for
use from tho location 10 the pa,enting,
lease aud salo Of a mine, and ais, a
large collection Of abstracts Of court
and land oiiico decisions aud rullngs.
The book Is TOT sale by the principal
book stores and by the publisher In
Washington, ID. g., anu the prloo IL 80
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Nc. }. W. vonable. OF Dowuey, a
pioneer OF Los Angeles County, Oh,
says "whonovcr / am troubled will
= pain IN the stomach Or with ularTl on b
! use Chuniburlain'a Collie, Choluri
and D.arrhml Remedy. have used
II tor year,, know Il 10 be- n reliable
remedy, and recommend it 10 every
ouc." For sale by Dmggista.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

TnE nRsr glance a, the clock after
the conclusion Of the prayer which
oroned the Populist convention re-.
vcaled tho ausplcIou' fact that It was
10 minutes to /. Jerry simpson was
keen enough to note ~, and clAini II as
gnid omen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
~ ,ci,NouIfporp srccrss.
such - 1tihpdo nt clarified.
Tho operl ory ulghtthls w.,k.


Via nio Gvapdv " stern t.ntiwa'.
Milwaukee aud {. turn, 1850; July
Is, l4ard 10,
~. Luis and return, $3.50; July Is.
10 aui 80.
Omaha and rolufnS8jOO; Angus, 10.
" and IS.
Milwaukee AMI Riufn, 1880;
August % and %.
~. Paul aud rriu,n, $500; August
% rui 80.
Eu5' Through slconi1g car, cool
tnu icliFhtul rip through tho noun.
ialni; famous sccnuE; comfortable
equipment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Remember - only such mudlciueB
were admitted for exhibition ht tho
Wofld's Falt ne are accepted Tor use
by physicians, In the practice Of medi.
cine. Ayut's Shnaparilln, Ayui's
Cherry Pectofn, and Ayuf's Pills be.
Ing Included in tho list. They arc
standard medicines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

~ 'ttohiu Time IA desc of Aver
rus u.1favuu many u nc LOT tiokuts ,
tut when a remedy does not happen Dc.
l1 m hand, slight ailments are liable
no be neglected, and the result, fly,
puenlly, h serious illuce; therefore
nlEu!8 be .upnlieu with AylIB Pils,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Baldnrss T. either hereditary or
caused by aIcsncss, mental exhaustion,
wearing tight nttlng hate, aud by
.vefwork and trouble. Hall's Hair
Remover will prevent II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Tssn'y words Tor 0 Ines inserted under
his heating, once for ltc, tiriee for 25oj
one ce,k Jor 5ocI one month for COO per
line No I'D. taken Jor tess than iSc.
WaHts of moro Aan iined same proper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
WANTED AN AGENT

u LNLEi fECTON, no CANVAS. san
10 500 tuy made, SOLE .t Arht. Iis1 IA
mhh l0ttl staple goods ~ del or, htft slds
non made. experience unnorsssarv. I8r
scaled pnfLtui hrs send stamp tuftEn soAp
MAnuhclurng Company, Cincmnau, ONO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
Ir.r ro rLrAsr rIIr rrnLlc

hiLado L,crS Might ~ CarHcId.
Beautifully rendered ami all Gr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

saistHtfrt H.a.. ta.r place Of r,'iisaes
tf0uld ava.sf.sa. ..... as sod - pfusani hl'
d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

NIlNEH- DRILLS TO MAKE AND
VA sharpen, alao picks To steel az Eobin
sons, 200 South Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

7,rc,,y cords Tor iinesl inserted under
1a heading, once for l5c, t'sies Jor 2'ei
one ueet Jor 5Oci ono month }or 300 per
liHs. No I'd. taken yor less than 100
Waits Of moro than 3 lines sumo proper
ao,.ats rate. Adusriiae and gsi resulta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TTSUsUAL OPPORTUNITY 10 BECOME
u lawful physicians ModicO, lOul West
congress street, Chicago.
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REPAIRING.

ID j. NORAS--STEAM AND NOT WAT.
sr heating and yentilaung apparatus.
No, 70 west, second south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

I HAVE 4 FEw GOOD LOTS OVER tins
4 river a short walk from car line, which
will HUll very cheap cash or easy payments
Address NJ A, W., ncs0r9t NUwH once,
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CAlCRERY CHINAHARt & GLASSWARE

ei5 MAIN sT .........sai' Lake
MONEY SAVING STORE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
Jnhalts

1. Seite: 3ur gel. 8ea6ttns - Gin Gantne
6enSii9ter &epfelUein - 8ert9ti9un9-guntes
GaerIei S9wetue6Olera - Sonis sum Sriitbtee
Gtnmaden - Ginsemo9ter Sitrbts = ltniere
stepfel>G rnte unb >gtusf ubr - 8rieff ia tie /:
SeifenreSept - SeiGneiOen Ser MonatSrOien -
@eittel gesen rS9paben" o6er r&uien" = &ieiens
ip6r9eI ais Grilnbiin9unsSpflanSe - @tttel seser
@irr,er BET @ferben - Mittel sesen @arSen =
GferOe al Ous @erdui9 pom Granddaughter gu sez
1pobnen Gtesepte fir @useni3miere - S9ruetnez
9et.
2. Sette: 8risf aus Snbtana - 8rief aus SGoa
riOa : Brief aus Wiiiiilippi - @escn Siitel beim
Sfer6e Ge9eu bas Nuslousen Ser eigenen Weild
bel Fiben - hamburger &au6fleii9 : Setfe =
@dnlemait 2uftuns 6er StdGe = @interpfese
Der &ferpferbe - Nbbreden Ser S0rner = 9as
2aub i'm Serbit = Nufbepabruns pom Qepfeln =
Sdus Der Sartoifeln I'M Seller sesen bas 6oulen-
&ell6torn umb SaunltuOue - Die Granberrpernte
nabeSu cine @eiBernte - GtnfluB %sepiller 8flan5er
ouf bic Sei6aienbeit Der &ubmt[9 @usiaatSeit
Der AepieIz unb 8trnenferne - SAT- uertrodnete
Sdume 5u retten - 3u6t pom iunsen 9~laumerI>
bGurnen = SlGtter un6 8liitBelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
boni9 gum 5rddte=G

Sas @inma6en Der ein5elnen 5rii9tegat=
tungen in 9onig gef6iebt in glsi9er @eiie,
tpie penn fe in 3uder e~iugetegt piirben:
man f4dGt Die Nepfel, bic 8irnsn ETC., entz
fernt, na@bem man fe ie nab @r0Be in 2,
3 ooer 4 Sbeile ~geipalten, bas 8ernbaus,
legt fie fur5e 3ait in frii6es WaFer, felt
tie bann gum Seuer uno IdBt ite in 1ei9t gez
fal3enem Mafer etpa cine @ierte1funbe
lang iie0en. 9israuf nimmt man fe aug
benz Sopfe, fpiilt fe nit frif6em WaFer ab
unb ldBt fe abtriefer. Nuf 2 Yfunb 5rii9te
nimmt man ungefd1r J pfunb seldutertsn
9onig unb ! Big ] Quart 6Gtu9tiaft; So
mig unb Grll6tFaft lGBt man porber NIT
chamber ouffo6sn, Bis fi9 tein @6aum
mebr abfonbert, fhittet bann bic Srii9te
binein, lGbt fe no4mals furae 3eit aufz
fobsn unb bann in einem irbenen Sopfe
abti6len. Na9 atpei Bis bret Sagen fo9t
man Die Srii6ts ne6ft benz Gru9tTaft nod
mails alf unb bringt Ie bierauf fo9enb in
Die @lGfer. Die gefiGten Slider psrben
ipie getpDbnli9 luftbi4t bsrT9lofen, bann
ali fiiblen unO ~luftigen Srten aufbeipa6tt,
Sen Srr9tfdft bereitet man ii9, inbem
man 2 pfunb gsf6dter 5rii6te nit 2
Quart Wafer unb ! pfunb 9Dnig Ober
3uder fart fOAt unO bann 0urA 2innen fill
trirt. 9ie Srii4te felbit tDnnen balOi9e
@erpenbung finben.
@nOere Srii4te tperben ibren Gigenthim>
li9teiten na9 anbers ~bebanbelt, ,ale aber
f9meden, NIT geldutertem 9pnig einge=
ma@t, por5iigli3 unO finO entI9ieben
%geIiinber, als bic in s53uder b~srnabrten.