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Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20


portunity to enter the rotunda. When
the doors were opened tens of thou
sands of people rushed frantically to
the main staircase.
Women and children, a few of the
latter babes in arms, were caught in
the crowd and many were badly hurt.
Strong men held children and, even
women high above the heads of the
surging crowd to protect them from
bodily injury. Despite the efforts of
the police and military and the cooler
heads in the throng approximately a
hundred people were injured.
When the remains of the dead Pres
ident were finally closed forever to
the view of Washington people the
cavalry escort again was formed and
conveyed them to the special train
which carried the body to Canton. The
magnificent display of floral offerings,
numbering no less than 125 pieces, and
making the most remarkable floral
tribute ever seen here, were taken to
the station from the capitol in car
riages and wagons and there placed
aboard a special car that had been
provided for them.
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20
czoLeosz ARRAIeNEp
Will Be Formally Tried BY Supreme
Court Monday Morning.


Court Monday Morning.
Buffalo, Sept 18.-Leon F. Czolgosz,
the assassin of President Mckinley,
was arraigned before Judge Edward
K. Emery yesterday afternoon on the
Indictment for murder in the first de-
gree in fatally shooting President Nc
Kinley. Again the stubborn prisoner
refused to plead or even to utter a
word or sound, and the Hon. Loran
L. Lewis, ex-supreme court justice, en-
tered a plea of not guilty. The accused
will be tried in the supreme court next
Monday morning.
The most notable incident Of the day
was the kissing of the prisoner by the
crowds who surged around him as he
was being escorted down the stairs
still draped in mourning garb. Yes
terday morning the prisoners counsel
called upon him in jail, but CzolgOsz
absolutely refused to say anything.
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20
THE cARINET UNRRoKEN
President Requests Members to Retail
Office nttri,,r HE Ter.

Office During His Term.
Washington, Sept 1S.-President
Roosevelt at 3 O'Clock yesterday con-
vened his first cabinet meeting held in
Washington. At this meeting thu
President asked the members of Mr..
McKinley's cabinet to retain their re-
spective portfolios throughout his term
and announced that his administration
would follow the policy outlined by
President Mckinley at Buffalo
The President then addressed his ad-
visors collectively, as he had previously
done individually, requesting them all
to retain their respective positions in
his cabinet. Mr.. Roosevelt expressed
the hope and expectation that every
member would serve throughout his
term for, he said, he rendered the ap-
pOintments as if he had just been elect
ed to the presidency and was forming
an original cabinet.
The President said, however, there
was one difference between the present
tender and that of an original offer,
namely, under the present circum-
stances they were not at liberty to de-
cline. Upon being asked by a member
if designations should be formally pre-
scented in the usual manner the Presi-
dent answered that his action at this
meeting had precluded the necessity
of presenting designations.
The discussion turned upon the pol
icy of the administration and Mr.
Roosevelt announced that he regarded
the speech Of the late President at
Buffalo Pan-American exposition, the
day previous to the tragic shooting, as
outlining the policies to be followed
by the administration. 1t cannot be
learned at this time whether or not
all the members will be willing tC
serve the full term.
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20
TRUSTEN =. CAUSEY ,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
tIRE& LIFE. Office with W. F. CAUSEY.
MILFORD, DELAWARE.
SAMUEL y. WILSON,
Funeral Director and EmbaImel

Twenty-Five years experience in the abOv
business with the assistance of my son, John
=. Wilson, enables me to guarantee satisfac-
ton. Everything first class with moderate
charges. Black and white heal 5s Bodies
embalmed or preserved by the use Of ice.
Mems black suits and robes; iadI.;s' dresses
and robes childrens shrOwds always in
stock. No extra charge made for my wife's
services when required. All styles Of collins
and Baskets constantly in stock.
Telephone and telegraph communications
promptly answered. No. extra charge for
distance. Five per cent discount on all bills
paid within thirty days.
We ask for an examination Of our Furni
ture Department when needing anything in
this line
SAN'L. J. WILSON, MILTON. DEL
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20
Manv sohooI chiIdren ar. siekIv

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
used by Mother Gray, a nurse Children
Hoffie, New York, Break up Colds in a hours
cure FeveNshness, Headache, Stomach
Troubles, Teething Disorders, and Destroy
Worms. At all druggists, 25c. Sample mail
ed FREE. Address, Allen 5. Olmsted, Leroy
New York.
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20

KERR Brothers Celebrated White
Wash and Plastering Lime reduced in
price. 5 busnels and over, soc per bushel;
in lots less than 5 bushels, 35c per bushel
for cash. A. W. POWELL.
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20

nations win yet salute tie standards Of
Prince lmnanuel.. To him be glory in
the church throughout all ages! Amen.
lCSpyrisht 1901, Louis Klopsch, N. VI
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20
nR. JOS. c. WILTBANK,
- DENTIST,
MILFORD, DEL, Opposite Central Hotel.

Graduate Of Penn. College OF Dental Surgery
"Algean" and local anesthetics for the pain
less extraction of teeth - administered. All
kinds Of dental wOrlS-gOld Filings, crow
and bridge work a speciality.
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20

DR. WALTER L. GREER,
DENTIST,
South Front Street, Opposite Presbyierlsa Church
Graduate of Penn. College of Dental Surgery
Local anesthetics for the painless extraction
administered. All kinds Of Dental work
gold Filings, crown ana bridge work
specially.
MILFORD, DELAWARE
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20

Just at 1 o'clock a frigntful calamity
was narrowly avcr.ed at the east front
of the capitol. For hours the vast
throng of people had been massed in
front of the capitol awaiting an Cd.
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20
Wakes the food more DELICIOUS and VT

Gan to file through the ro;unda. and
during the six hours in whica the ody
was lying in state it seemed that 5000
people viewed the remains.
Milford chronicle., 1901-09-20

At meeting of the general assembly
Of the Presbyterian church Of the United
States a clergyman accustomed on the
Sabbath to preach to an audience of two
or three hundred people, in an audience
room that could hold fifteen hundred, was
appointed to preach a sermon on how to
reach the masses. l am told the incOn-
gruity was too much for the risibilities Of
many Of the clergy in the audience. Now,
young man coming out from such be-
dwarfng influences, how can he enter into
She wants and the woes and the sympa-
thies of the people who want on the
Lords day a practical gospel that will
help them all the week and help them for
ever2
Young ministers are told they must
preach Christ and him crucifed. Yes, but
not as an abstraction. Many a minister
has preached Christ and him cruel
fed in such a way that he preached an
audience of five hundred down to two
hundred, and from two hundred to one
hundred. and from one hundred to fifty
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4nfun { t.

Won yiorb@5eras, ct. 9puis itno gbicaao
(Katy Flyer ..... $3.50 NforgenS.
8pn Stem Orleans, Souiten unb @ol~
neiton tdglicb cb.............4 4:45 Nabm.
Bon gl 8oip, galifornien uno MeIifo
....... ........7 .7:30 2lben6s.
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= 0as Ser. gaaebl. iaet in Ell
nem Nrtifel iiber GuBlanbs grtperz
bung Der 8lpnbe unb @niDt= =Sn1eln:
England erfdbrt iebt oielelbe bittere
@abrbeit vNtabt eebt pDr Gebt"
Die es ielbit an ben guren ausiibt.
(0ie aenannten Snlel lieeen an Der
dineiiiben 9iiite, unpeit bon Sort
Mrtbur.)
Sn benz 3ubtbauie gu &amitld
in Der Bropina BDlen itarb an eittent
8lut1tur5e Der fritbere 0ireftDr Der
&beinilb @eitfdliiben 8anf Ser
mann sSriebmann. Sln leinen v@ez
iddftspraftifen" 1oa autb Der iebt
tpieoer in Barts tpeilenoe frubere be-
fannie 8erliner 9lntpalt Or. eSrib
Sriebmann betbeiliet getueien iein.f
3mtlben benz engliIben uno
ben ruliiitben 6ofe lbueben iebt
8erbanblungen tpegen Der 8ermdb=
lung Der Brinse1iin GictDria, Der
ein5igen mod unperbeiratbeten
S6tpeiter oes &Dnies @ouarb, nit
@rDBfiiriten Wfibael, Dem ein5ieen
8ruber bes gsaren unb 9bronerben,
Biz Der Gsar ndnnlibe @abfomnen
erbdlt. 8olitilbe @riinbe lDllen eine
8erndblune Der beioen tpfnibens=
tpertb MAIDEN. @s lit inoeIien 5tpeiz
felbaft, pb Der g5ar ourh Dispens
bic ru1lilben &irbengeiebe aufbebt,
tpel9e elmer 8erbeiratbung ipegen ib>
rer naben 8ermanotihaft entaeeen.
Nls @roBfirft Mihael feline Gouline,
bic gDbter bes @rDBfiiriten Mlaoi=
mir beiratben tpDllte, perlagte Der
@sar aus fir6li9en unb oDnaItilben
@rinben feline @rlaubniB, neil er
nibt tpiinl1te, baB Der epentuelle
&ronentrdger Elm itetes 8eilpiel fir
Die @erlebung Der @elebe Der ortbo=
bDren Stride gebe.
= Die 8erliner Stabtperorbneten
belblDiien, sltr 2inoerung Der WOb@
runesnotb an ben nn15ugsterninen
8arraden Slt erri9ten.
= Sn @otba 5erit0rte Elm 8rano
oas Gouliiien : Maga5in oes SDfz
tbeaters.
- SIN preuBii6en 2anotage tpuroe
bic Oebatte iiber Die &analporlaae
fDrtge1ebt. Sir bieielbe traten Or.
8iemer (freil. 8olfspartei), Der
Qanotpirtbib baftSminiiter Srbr. b.
6ammeritein 2orten, @blers, Or.
S9ulb, Der GiIenbabnn1inilter b.
9bielen unb sSinan5 Winiiter b.
Mfiquel elm. @egen Die TOrlage
ipra9en Der &onierpatipe b. Bap=
penbeim uno Der Jreifonlerpatipe
Steneel. 0err b. Happenbeim
l9lug cine tpeit ibdrfere 9onart an,
als es lein Barteisenoiie @raf 3.
2imburs Stirum eetban, Der atpar
ausrief: r0en Wtittellanb &anal
bauen mir auf feinen Saa", aber
oann bod cine tuDblpDllenoe &om=
millions 8eratbung ieitens leiner
Barteieenofien periprah. gtab
Dem bisberigen 8erlauf Der Debat=
ten itebt Der Gei6sfan5ler Der
9ur9bringltng Der &anal Sorlage
trobbem burbaus ni6t boffnungslps
geeenitber.
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bafis tpieber auf bic @eranoa binaus
uno itiea Die Gtufen herunter.

bahis tpieber auf bic @eranba binaus
uno iiies bic @tufen berunter.
vAlio ni6t gu 9aus," badte er bits
ter enttduidt uno sins ibr i9nell ents
aeeen. Ct bate bic 4reppe erreidt, ebe
lie Die leBte Stuie binunter mar, unb
0ifnete ben Mluno gu elmer 6rage.
Nber er fam nidt basl, benn eridroden
Harrte er fie OH: Gas Mdbden iab
aus tpie cine 2eiGe.
,Ngnes -um @ott -tpas iI2"
bra6te er miiblam beraus in t6btli6er
Nnsh.
.Sans, tomm' fort, eeb' nidt bins
auf. fdrie bas Mdo6en auBer ii9,
viie bat mid cine ,Dirne' 9enannt o
uno nod Nnberes-"
Sic sitterte am aansen 2eibe uno fiel
i6m balb o6nmddti9 in bic Mrme.
nGu trdumf," iaste er un9ldubig.
.aomm nit binaut meine 8raut tpirb
glles auftldren.
slber aud er mar blab setporben.
D92ie, ME mebr betrete id bieies
6aus!"
(Sortiebunq fDlet)
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@ntraum pem gooe.

6err 6. 8. Wfunoap, ein 6ebts=
antpalt pDn Senrietta, Ter., ibreibt:
rWein 8ruoer batte bo69raoiges
Walaria Sieber unb Die @elbiubt.
Sd iberreoete i'm, Electric Bit
ters' gu nebnen, unb balo oarauf
batte iib iein 3uitano au6 beoeutenr
gebeiiert; aber er iebte leinen @e=
brau6 lolan9e fort, big er - na6
fur5er 3eit-oDllie interchangeable
mar. S9 bin feit oauun iiber5euet,
baB Electric Bitters' i'm oent
TDoe entrinen bat. 9ieie Wteoi5in
beleitiet Wtalaria, tDotet &ranfbeits=
Seine unb reiniet bas 8lut; fDrbert
Die 8eroauuna, resulirt Die 2eber
.uno geieren, BELT @eritopfune, 9psz
pepiie, nerpDie &ranfbeiten, 9eieren=
2eioen uno sSrauen Sranfbeiten;
iiberbaupt:-eiebt polle @eiunobeit.
Sour so gts., 5u baben bel s.
&alteper & SDbn. Dru9uilten.
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5. & g. u. Wabu.
spmtberm 9sacific 8abm.
WbfQhrt,

Nacb Nelu Orleans, Spuitpn unb @al<
beiton tdglicb 1900 Mittags.
Nab gl 8aio, Galifornien unb Megifo
900 8Drnt.
@acb gtprbzSeras, ct. 2ouis unb gbieas
90 (Katy Flyer ....... 800 9lbenos.
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81 II 8 I anb.
Die Berliner ,,8oii.

XIV ~OSLlt&tSL HS0IIs a)khs
meint, &oiier @ilbelms 8elub in
England fDnne elmer getpihen pDliz
tii9en 8ebeltung nibt entfleioet
tperoen. Nidt aber baB 8ertrdge
pber uebereinfommen abeeiblDifen
porben ieien, aber piele Sragen batz
ten bod erDrtert tpDrben 1ein n1iiiien
unb bielelben leien tpabrlbeinlib in
aufriebenitellenber Weile arrangirt
ipDrben.
= Die 8erliner sc. Mabr." for
bern England auf, feline Sreunbi6aft
gegen OeutIhlanb baour9 81 bepei=
fen, baB es Die Mniteblune eingebD=
rener Snoier in Geutib<Oftafri eez
itatte, betreffs beren l1nterbanolunz
gen i'm 8ange itnb. Die r9attonal=
5eitune" iagt: 8aiier 8ilbelm piiroe
lbuerlid 10 lange in England gez
blieben iein, ipenn nibt Die politiz
i9er 8e5iebungen 10 5ufrieoenitelz
lenb getpelen tpdren. Die &eiie bat
bod cine politiibe 8eoeutung gez
babt.
= Die 8erliner conlerpatipe
,Tdel. Gbl9." brinet einen 8rief
gum Nbbruf, belien Berfafier iagt,
baB Der beut19e gpniul BON &ebens
berg in Saniibar in Solee britiiben
@influiies nah einem fleinen 8Dn'
lulat in &uBlanb perlebt poroen iei,
neil er baeegen proteitirt batte, oaB
britiihe Sffisiere als 2afttrdger fiir
ben Nibantifrieg gteger in Dienit
gepreBt bdtten, Die unter oeutiber
gpnIular< @eribtsbarfeit itanoen.
= Die gerliner r&reuastg. per=
Dffentlibt einen 8rief pon ibrem
Speaial= gprrelponbenten i'm 9aupt=
quarter oes Selbmaribals Walber=
fee. Der Correspondent, elm friibez
rer Sffisier Der oeutiden Irmee, iagt
bei Der Sdiloerung ber perbiinoeten
9ruppen: yOie Mmerifaner itno ale
sr6B unb iGlanf. Sbre llnifornen
iino iebr gelbmadnDu. Slm meiIten
freuen iie 1ib, penn iie ettpas per=
bonbeln f6nnen; iie nullen &lles uer=
faufen, ppn einemSattel biz 81 einem
Hferbe. Die 2eute aus ben Sioz
ftaaten aeieen mebr militdrii9en
@eif. Die alnerifanilhen Offisiere
tperben BON ibren earDpdiiben 8a.
meraoen ais ngeieaibaftlid unmOgs
li1" harafteriiirt. Die amerifani=
iben Sanitdtseinribtungen iino un@
pDllfommen.
= Der Central z8erbano beutl6er
sSabrifonten bat cine &eiolution gu
@uniten langbauernber 6anbelsuer=
traoe aneenpmnen, oa oieielben fiiu
9elltldlanbs tuirtbidaftlibe @obl=
fabrt ablolut notbpenoie iinb. Die
Gelplutipn lit ferner su @unIten eiz
ner eeniigenoen grbDbune Der @e=
treibeSDQe lpeeen Der Ibtpierigen
Gage Der beutiben 2anolpirtbidaft.
geur elmer Der Geleeaten bate gegen
Die GfeiolutiDn eeitimmt. @s tpuroe
, ferner nit elmer fleinen Wfebrbeit
cine &eiplutiDn 81 @uniten oer Sea-
nalpDrlage angenOmnlen.
- 8Dies Blut bat in jiioil9en
SreiIen Die grflarung beg preuBi=
lden Suitisnliniiters Or. S6Dniteo1
eento6t, Die bieier i'm preuBilber
Nbgeorbnetenbaule abgab, Die Ter.
tuenbung iiibiiber Suitisbeainter lei
mDglib einsulbrdnfen. s(ub olt
israelitilben 6anbelsribter sino ba.
bur6 perlebt tpproen uno tuollen mad
glblauf ibrer Gmtsseit es ablebnen
ibre @brendmter tpieoer anauneb'
men.
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Cine gobrecfensr rN&a6t.

rTiefes 8aneen erreet es, als Die
Gerate iagen, baB Die Bitttue oes
tapferen Generals 8urnbam, uDn
Wa6ias, We., mod por Eagensan=
bru6 an 2uneenentaiinbung iterben
iperoe," ihreibt Srau 6. $. 9inz
cp(n, Die ibr tpdbrenb Der Nabt 8ei=
itanb leiitete. Sebo6 3ie i6idte nab
"Dr. Kings New Discovery !,
bas ibr tnebr als einmal oos
2eben gerettet batte, uno lie BON
Sbtpinolubt beilte. yNadbem
iie es eingenommen bate, iblief
iie Die sanse Geabt unb beiien nad=
BERGER @ebraub bat iie mieber pDl=
Zig eebei1t. Diele tpunberbare
Webicin miro earantirt, ale 6als=,
8ruit= uno 9uneen 2eiben gu BET
len. Sour so Gents unb $1.00.
8rube=Sla1be frei bel S. &alteper &
Sobn, Droguiiten.
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Grtnriioneu Oer 5. & g. M.zgabm

9ad Marlim, Ser., am 10. Sseb.:
Estate Senate Biennial Meeting" bes
Modern Order of Praetorians"
Rad sort g8ortb, Ser., ppm II.
bis IA. 6eb.: LOG Rolling Woodmen
of the World''.
giad) sort 9Nortb, Ser., am Il.
nno ID. Seb.: "Texas Live Stock Asso-
ciation''.
Mad San slmtomip, ser., pom
II. Bis IA. Wtdra: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association"
gad, aareoo, Ser., am %. 5eb.:
BUR 5eier BON s@eO. 8aibington's @e<
burtstaa",
Rad sse,p Orleans, sa., pom a.
big 10. Jeb.: "Mardi Gras' Seftlife
fetten.
Nad) Marltn, Ger, grfuriions.
8illette iuerben bas gauge Sabr binoureb
perfauft fir ~ 6abrpreis fir Die Gunoe
reiie; 8illette 9iilti9 fir 30 Gage. 9te
tueltberiibmten noeiBen Gueaen" Ma
tural Sanitarium" nno pSelunobeltst
&eiort".
Sir pbiee grturlionen limb lebr nteoe
rioe Staten anaeiebt tuoroen. g8e9en
@inselbeiten, be5el. Staten, Sertanfsta9e,
G,ultiofeitsbau 5abr5eiten &C., tuenoe
man iich on ben nddblten N9enten Der s..
& @. %. s8a6n, ooer ldreibe on
3. 3, Brice, 8. .. & 8. 81,
Voleitine, 3eras.
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W. 6. & =. 8abm.
81 & + a & rt.

Ut bfabrt.
Nacb 8acD, Sort @prtb, 9allas. &anlas
gitp, ct. 9puis rnb Chicago, tdglicb,
(S. q. & u. 3. Sepot) .7:45 MDrgens.
gtab 8acD. Sort @ortb, Dallas &C. (pDm
SunIet~0epot) ......... 800 Nbenos.
u Nnfunft:
Gpn gbicagD, ct. 2puis, 8anlas @itp,
9allas, Sort 8ortb nnb gSaco, tdglid)
(Sunlet 9epDt) ........8 $3.50 Sprm.
8on gBaco, Sort 8prtb, Dallas &c. (S.
q. & 81. g. 9epDtl 80. 1920 &benos.
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Gulf sbpre Sabn.

Nbfabrt.
@aeb Stodbale, tdslih, aussenommen
Spnnta9s. .................o: o:0O SDrin.
Nnfunft,
Son Stpfoale, td9lib. ausgenpintnen
Sonntaas. s................3 800 ytocbm.
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g. u. & u. g. 8abn.
U bf a 3 / t.

Naeb @alneiton, SouItDn uno guerO td9<
fig. .8:45 Gorm1.
Na9 Corpus g6riiti, Mranias BaB nnb
Nab 8Drne nnb &errpille, tdgltdb, aus
senommer Sonntags. -. .2:45 gtacbn1.
Gab BDrne uno 8errbille, Spnntags..
Nntunft.
8pn @atpeitDn, Souton unb gnero tdg<
lich 700 Qbenbs.
8Dn Corpus gbriiti, Nranias Bob nno
8eebille tdglib .1:55 9acbrr.
8Dn Borne lnb &errbille. t6glib, aus
genomnen Senntaes. -. 1855 8orrn.
Bon 8Drne ,tno &errbille, SDnntags, -.
800 Gbenos.
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25. e a b itel.

5ans 9ursbarbt riiitets g3 gu iei>
mem Sang mad bem air6bof.
.Darf id nt9t mit?" fragts Ggnss
d9iidtern. sd m0dte germ bas &reu5
feben."
.Wo bentit Du fin, Du tannit bod
Inidt ffunbenlang i'm 9dnee itsben bet
Der RGfte unb ebenfo ipsnig gu JnB
auriidssben. sd min Sir sinen a1ls
6eren @orf6fag MAIDEN, fubr sr fort,
Iba er ibr enttGui9tes @eii9t fab, rDu
bolft mi9, neil i9 bod erit nod sur
4abn muB, in 5tpei Stunben ungefdbt
NIT bem @9Iitten ab. geatiirli9 aber
mubt Du bann NIT na4 Sllmenau
fabren, benn nod NAL umfebren mag
s9 nidt."
uMenn i6 gu9 BEL Gurem @ieber>
iebsn ni6t ft5rsnb bin2"
.lIniinn. g[bsr made 9i9 tDarm,
es tpirb cine I9arfe 2uft brauben
tpeben. Meins fiibldnbif9en Sbren
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cuffs oSe6er-9iGem

,. ,.altsa ba8 &6rperiDitsm in Orbnuns
rs rtibt oern frautbaite 3ultGnoe ser
Z b.S, Die seruObnlib &rcrfbsitsn ppr.
ssebsn.
Gin i):rbiaOfrun9smittsl fir
}opiidlnsr3en, Gpspepiic, SdpinOtt.
laled,isa GsI6mafim NfunOs, 9erillO
pfen. bsle9te 3un3e, NppetitioliJfsitrnl
SdmustliWe 0alenletoe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-11
@esiillnf.
Romon Don Joo 9ofer.
er(ter eeeif.
(SDrtiebung).

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Brad bas sefolterte MGb9en Ieinen
Mebefui. nSagen Sic @1es. mas
STE ipifen, i9 iptn unb mub aldrhett
baben Inn jeben preis."
l1nb Molf fpra9. Oas gan5e @ez
tpebe fdamloler 8etriigerei entfdltete
er bpr ben Sbren Der balbbetGubten
linslidlthen 8rallt, unb als er enbli9
ferttg mar, trat eine fange, ldnge pdufe
Elm.
nSasten sic ni9t, baB er aurud
iit2" Mibfam fam es bon ben 2ippen
ber Sraserin, bie blei9 ipte eine sobte
in i6rem Stuble lebnte.
r@eit geftern Mbenb. 6eut morsen
f9on mar er nlit-feinem Moben meb>
rere @tunben I'm Ntelier; als Elm 8sz
fu9er eintrat, entfernte ii9 bds MGbz
aen betmlt6 burd eine Sintertbiir."
rMer bat bas geIeben2"
.Mehrere 9erren bonn eegenii6erlie=
genben @aitbDf aus, elmer er5d6lte es
Intir. 0as @erbaltniB TIT ia itabtbe<
ianrt."
u9aur bie 1raut bat ntbts eefpubt,"
Hang es tonlos. Damn f9rie ite sorz
mtg auf.
Limb Ollie bdben bie @9ma9 ge=
fbulbet, nidt giner bon ben guten
areunben TIT gefommen unb bat mih
genarnt! Meine gbre TT bef9mubt,
'rnein 9era In ben Gtaub getreten, unb
erft Elm Srenber muBte es auf ii9
nebmen, bie S9anbtbat au entbiinen!"
nRein Trember," faste Molf, bpr
ibr auf bic Rnie faIlenb, ufein Srember
-ein Mann, Der sic ltebt, meAr als
olIe Sbre suten Sreunbe aufanlmen,
ein Wsann, Der bas Meuberfte, Sbren
Born, getpast, Inn sic au retten, ber
IMlIes tbun tptrb, sSbre Gbre pieber
berauifellen."
@r gefel fidb iebr tn feiner gfone
Ibes belbenrniitbigen 8ei9iibers unb
ging, BON ibr unb feiner ausenblids
li9en 2eibeni9aft seblenbet, tpeiter,
'als ct batte geben tpollen.
@ie fab ibn lange NIT etnem rGtbz
fel6aften 8lide an. Damn ging Elm
'iinbefmlides 2G9eln I'm ibren Munb.
oMtrfli99" idgte iie langfdm, n@ie
Iipollen MlIes tbun. I'm mid gu rd9eng
Das fon Sbnen tperben-aber bon mir
muB bic Ma6e aussehen. MOllen Sic
lbebtngungslos tbun, mas i9 bon
lSbnen Derlanseg"
.Mnes," betbeuerte er, Dbslei9 ihm
inidt gana pobl su Mautbe purbe BEL
lbiefer Menbuns.
.Dann foa meine Ra9s ausleid Sbr
2pbn fein," Fiiiterte iie unb fab i'm
NIT einem Bid an Der i'm f9ipin@
beln ma9te.
nSrmgarb!" risf er aufiprinsenh
unb tpolIte fi9 ibr nd6ern.
Mber iie tpirfte NIT Der 9anb, uni
tpieber ging ienes rdthfelbafte 2a@slr
nm ibrn Munb.
r2afen @ie mid jest allein."
sic bulbets es, baB er etnen LANCER
aub auf tire 6anb briidte, unb als
IT gegdnaen, fanf iie nit etnem tpabn.
5innigen Mufla9en in einen Stubl. s
es miibte Molluit Iein, audi fein 9era
3u treTen Bis in's Marf. 2lber bag
falf9e, treuloie mar ihr unerrei9bar
nur feiner G6re tonnte ite einen @9lae
berfeben. Der fein 3iel ni9t berfebler
follte.
nSa, mein 9err 8rdutigarn, tper aa'
lebt la4t, la9t am beiten."
1lnb bann ladte iie tpieber, la9te
Bis fie in Meinfrdmpfe berfiel unb be.
apuBtlOs bon ibrem @tubl auf Der
Seppi9 herabfant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-11

r9ln Der Saale bellem Stranbe"
iiebt es B. st. gar nidt bell uno rD=
fig aus. Snfolee Stauuns Der @is-
l6pllen bel Dem 9Drfe GDBen i'm
Geg. Wteriebure 1T SD6tpaiier BON
bem 9prf 9iilielberg big 5ur Staot
Werlebura eineetreten unb Die gauge
Gbene tbeiltpeiie utter @aiier aelebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-11

ltm Grfalttng in einem 3age AZ
belen, nebme man yearutipe gromo Guinine.
3abletsA. Nue 9roeuiiien seben oos @elb ,urid
rpenn feline 6eun9 srfol9t. 6. 80 6jros,'s llnters
idrilt aui eotr SGadte 25 9eut5
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-12-03

Soak in salt and water for twelve
hours before cooking, and if you are
not sure that it is young and tender
parboil ii for an hour AZ least Old geese
are better boiled II steamed Ter rec st
ing they should not be more than e.Ez.;
months old and very fat to be tender
and juicy. \ green goose four months
old is considered a very choice dish by
a New Highlander. 1t should hang at
least twenty four hours before cooking.
Cut the neck off close to the back, but
leave the skin so it can be drawn over
and down on the back under the wings
when they are placed in position. Flat
ten out the breast with rolling pin: tie
wings and legs securely into place and
fill loosely with a plain bread stuffing.
Sew up securely. and if the goose is not
fat enough to haste itself lay strips of
salt fat pork over the breast and tie in
place. Put little water in the dripping
pan. add a little salt and pepper and
haste the goose frequently with this.
Turn occasionally so as to brown even
~ on all sides until tender and nice
color. Serve with giblet gravy and ap-
pie sauce.