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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
OFFER OF AsToR.
lie WIN Subscribe a Large Amount To-
ward New York-Chicago Road.

lie WIN Subscribe Large Amount To-
ward New York-Chicago Road.
New York, Nov. 26.-Colonel John
Jacob Aston has. through the secre
tary Of the Automobile Club OF Amer.
lea. offered 10 subscribe $4,000 20
ward the objects Of the New York.Cht
cago Road Association. provided Tie
route Of the proposed highway be-
tween the two cities be changed from
the vest bank TO the east bank OF The
Hudson river
Colonel Aston says that while the
west bank Of the Hudson Is spars D.
settled there are clustered on the east
side scores 81 country seats OF veal
thy New Workers, who he thinks
would gladly contribute lbcrally ro
the highway were Il built near their
properties.
AT meeting Of the club the scheme
was further considered and Il was
proposed that the government be ask
ed 70 appropriate s. 900 900 yearly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
SATISFIED CHILEAN.

Thinks His Country Got the Hest % 10.
cision Of boundary Arbitration.
London Nov. ga. Bertrand. =
Chilean. who testified before the Brit
ish boundary commission. informed =
representative o. the Associate Press
tha, be regards the decision ge1erAlly
a. rather favorable % Chile More
than hah The disputed territory. Al
though lot the most valuable rcrti0z.
e awarded % Chile i Go -1t BE-
Meve be added that ws co-l5 have
Obtained 90 nuch from ArEszIzA ~
direct aEreezeaL AitAolEa Gale
gets TIE largest azcErf q l1z1 AZ
Ts-r1z gets he hes- lad.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
LAID TO RESI-.
Fansrai Service. Oves Mrs. Gore Were
simple la Character. 81

Fansrai Service. Over Mrs. Gore wers
simple In Character. a.
Paris. Nov. 26.-The funeral OF Mrs
Gore took place at the American
church at o'clock this afternoon
and was attended by large crowd.
mainly Americans. The front OF the
church was packed by an assemblage
Of people attracted by curiosity. In.
GLIDING many students. The body was
In a plain oak oasket covered by a
black pail. having on II the Initial
C" Il was taken 10 the church in an
open hearse. which was followed by
three carriages. Mr.. Paquet. repre-.
sentlng Mr.. Gowdy. occupied tho FIRST
carriage. The others were empty
None Of the relatives OF the deaceased
were present and there were no
mourners.
Five beautiful floral offerings. one
Of them from Mr. Gowdy. were placed
around the casket
The service was conducted by Rev.
DR.. Thurber. There was no music
and the pastor avoided any direct
mention Of the tragedy the only ref.
erence TO Il being that deceased died
In a strange land
The casket was borne to Bagneux
cemetery. where IL was buried after
a simple service az the grave side
De Rydzewsh. In whose apartments
Mrs Gore died, was not present AZ the
funeral. owing 10 the advice OF bis
lawyer. who feared a demonstration
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Wah.nU0n. Nov 2s- Minister Que
aada n Cuba vas one OF the callers
lgo1 PRESIDENT Tuesday. Re Inform
~ ne president that he had received
a -a1.egfam FROM the Cuban govern.
Teur ar Havana informing him that
ne reciprocity treaty NEGOTIATIONS were
5r1rrrdlag satisfactorily Minister
1lrfafa previously called M the state
department and presented copy o.
aa .ab.egram 70 Secretary Hay
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
s-,.,,i w,,rh, =, w..aiss,s..

TaahlazfOn. Nov. 26.-General Luke
2 Wright vice governor % the Phil.
i5piles. arrived az the executive offices
flriaE the cabinet meeting Tuesday.
taf va Shown into the presidents
foou. The president introduced him
~ ~ members u the cabinet After
ne cah.net meeting General Wright
Aaf a Conference with the president Up.
1n PhAoDine maiters
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
Strange Phantom
HAunts Charleston

Charleston. s. @. Is much exercised
over a strange phantom which has re-
Gently appeared IN that city. II has
been seen by several reputable citizens.
but no one has yet had the courage to
investigate H. The latest appearance
OF the ghost was 10 o prominent mer-
chant. who rohtes the Incident.
Il missed late car 70 my home In
the suburbs the other night" says the
merchant. "and was forced TO walk or
spend the night az a hotel started
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Panama Nov -fysrfrr.r 1afa-
zar. a. soon a. tte er..rs~ E.rlfa 70
turns here from PC-r Ft.rru where
the revolutionary fees f u tachor
will leave Panama f9f Hs s.sre- 90
partments with the r9ur ia..lrrt ri
receive the arms ~ he ft1 1rlfff
and also TO appoint ggTsfr-ftt So
thorltles 10 recognize thr a11. s.tffa-
ton department. On Jan. aa1ls
will be opened
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Memphis NOV. IA terrible tag.
edy vas e-zcfe1 here uke- san Nj
ler. talCr SHOT Az klle- G-ssls
Mlier. his wife ID t1e Gresf.cs g rs
yC1rE t8rEtter.
The wife l-F-.rtsi divorce E-t-
MIlsr. Who las hss1 i- Kansas CRY
fof q yeEr. rst-rre1 ard e--e-e- tte
tailor shop and tret Eve r-eE 70
EtarfIy killing ere wC-Er
The daughter s1yE b. fre1 without
warning. KILLER claims tiE wife drew
q revolver lnd be fired III se-f5sfezss
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Ca-uTfis Tex. NOV 2s-The re-
csz- -al-s AVE 20 swollen the streams
tr1gzf at zsar Ciarksvilie that u Is
1azE=r1-s % attempt 70 ford them.
Fra-E MARBLE. connected with
wtc.esale koEse in this city. had a
t-3m troEusd While attempting 70 ford
a Enal stream SIX miles east % here
and larToEiY escaped drowning him.
self
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Neu fl-E Ser -f- 80 -Cta
q -asf y1l-.t F-1-E /. =lls O. ae-.o-
l1 ne C1EE.l sr1rr. ~ l--Ess
scleres tu t--Esl ne Il rsrElfF
Eir~-r-t -rF- -srrt n -f-f -1ints
MADE ~ NsH-r a- aE-
Epr--E A1--rf1.r sl -is s.l-F--- Eys-
ten SfTv sars-sf LIE frIras q b.
" .ltrc % srs-T lue m lie It G1A1
tesu fEtr1r iuEs ir .Is I--srzr1
- .alf lin ir rin u.pnEl = ~
rFt- frsaru TIe lnw f11rcfer
LEE. -T. JDlnhH VITA Im 60 as1
ils iumim VITA uH Imrt ~ 1llIed
t.iuist NJ as irvs- .lan 'r-rtF.
rzlsl AT matte u--,rvG Jual "a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

BrtTsc-r n q Ed~ lI-..s vi
Has c.i1rsi wa hanged la-s ssr
r1uftef. Orr = lmr n rrr
Ho.mea a. aged .t-usr taf re az.
tert tglis.lHsgar slm -tasriae
Shut
@i.if-f mcr Eft sf ne t1u5is
wher e. va ttrarrtt m -sFl1v a.
HOLMES tar-tclts f aau .afried
the bodies q. lt lNs ut f-sf ne
structure Wlt=t wa fral-sf sas
confessed
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Detail. Asked.

Paris. Nov. 26.-Consul General
Gowdy received letter from NJ. Elsls-
ser OF London Offering 10 furnish In
formation 90 the family OF Mrs. Ellen
Core. which will assist, Elsasser says.
In clearing up the facts in connection
with her death by shooting Wednes-
day last. Mr. Gowdy has written 90
Elsasser asking nim 20 forward the de-
fuffa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

IlM.
The child of KIowa named White
Horse that The thing came about
White Horse had warned the school
teacher never 20 whip his child and ac.
compau.od the warning with threats.
Cooley. being a man % rcsoluis char
acter. told the Indian that hc purposed
maintaining discipline Doe bis school
room by bis own methods lie consld-
erred any interference as uuwarrmtcd.
The Interview ended when Cooley eject
cd his hostile visitor from the room.
The next day little Red Bird. pre-.
Stunning upon his parents ultimatum.
became 10 mutinous aud lmpert!neut
that his teacher bad 10 use the rod.
A few nights later Cooley wns taken
from bis room In the rcaT % the school.
house. bi.ndfolded aud carried away.
He was tied over an ant bin on a Mon
DAY night and released the following
Thursday morning. On the meantime be
had suffered the refinement Of cruelty.
The savage rcd ants had eaten holes In
bis face. and one of bis arms was bit.
ten ami poisoned 80 that II had TO be
ampuiated later by surgeons. The saw
ages lad cut % bis beard. tied his legs
and arms and plnIoued him fast to the
earth by ropes and chains on Wednes
day night the Indians all got drunk.
held a war dance about him. then went
away. This was the means of bis llfe
being saved
A friend % the teacher. James VIII.
son. while passing near the premises
o. White Horse. where hc was found.
heard the ugoulzing groans OF the SUI
ferer and effected bis rescue.
Cooley was removed 90 III Reno and
placed Ia a hospital under the care OF
DR. jameson. Ills publishers. White
Horse Standing Yellow and several
others. escaped. although the squaws
have been captured aud are held until
the men can be- caught
In describing the terrible treatment
accorded him Mt Cooley said TO a cor.
respondent:
Il had whipped the child because he
deserved II. Ills father had no right 10
interfere with discipline In my school
When the Indians came for mo on
Monday night. looked Tor them 90
shoot mo dead. was unarmed. for
their visit was entirely unexpected.
They tied me hand and foot. blind
folded my eyes aud started 10 haul me
over the ground I think they must
have gone IN n circle ~ MS TO deceive
me as 10 where was being taken. AT.
er hours we arrived. | was stretched
Dat on the ground over an ant bill aud
then tied Then they left me without
saying a word.
For awhile could not understand
why had been thus lcft. Pretty soon
the little red insects began crawling all
over me and biting aud singing. I
could not imagine what they were NJ
FIRST The ants swnrmed Into my ears.
nose aud all over my body. could not
free my hands 10 drive them away.
Some ~ them would bite. while others
coutenicd themselves with crawling
over my skin ~ wus terrible. Tho
pain seemed more than could bear.
About noon the Indian squaw. whom
] knew 70 bc white Horses wife and
the mother OF the child had logged.
put 90 600 appearance with @ cup ~
cool water nud some bread. which were
examined into my mouth.
"She said ! was % bee fed ana nour
ishod 30 I would last n prey to the ants
little while longer tried then 10 re-.
Jcct the bread and water. but could not,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
Physician aain

Buffalo. Tex. Nov. 2s-Dr. A 2
Buckley. q prominent young phyElc-az
o. Raymond. TeI, was shOt and IL
stAntly killed on night q Nov. 20 he
was shot from ambush with a shot
gun. sixteen buckshot entering his
breast A negro has been arrested
charged with the crime.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
~ Kansas civ

Kansas CITY Nov 90 The senator.
iai committee on territories which has
BEEN I1yfsrm t.ng conditions iD OK
ailua and me indian Territory and
il Afz1na and New Mexico passed
thfolgh Kansas CITY Tuesday eu
route east az Chicago the committee
ui.I i'rlanf Senators Hoveridge. Dlli
lngfam and Durham going 10 their
hsmen. and Senator Heitfsli continu
ing On 10 Warrington
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
]. w. BATS,
Real Estate Agent.
Have In once the only 80, Of aostrao
books OF BrA1os county land titles.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
South half OF block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About OF and one-quarter acres
near schoc house in southeast part
1f town. SMALL ..eW cottage, tenant
house aud veil on premises. Price
$50.
Six room house and two lots OF
-qnd located four blocks from
a.. street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price st25O.
One quarter block near Allen AGA
denny. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
rs feet front on Railroad steet out
Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Lots near school house at siO0
each.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Columbia $. g.. NOV % South
Carolina g. 10 have another million
dollar company. the Marlborough Cot
ton mills The commission ~ the
company mas been ISSUED By the secre-
tary OF state The plant win be loca'
ted at Mccall IN Marlborough county
and the capital stock Is 10 b. $1,000
600.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

the thick foliage did not admit the
moonlight A great white something
slowly arose up out OF grave aud
suddcnly sank into the ground again.
NJ the same time emitting n fearful.
blood curdlng groan, such as might be
wrung from a strong man In excruclat-
Ing physical agony.
Il candidly acknowledge that hur-
rie,l On. didn't have any business
hanging around Ia n cemetery M such
an hour Of the nlght, with my wife
uneasy about me az home. | protest I
was not az all frightened. aud but Tor
my wife being all alone at home ! am
sure that ! would have investigated
the phenomenon"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Philadelphia. Nov. 2s.-Prssiteni
Mitchell Of the Un.ted Nine WORKERS
was here Tuesday NJ Mitchell De-
clined % express any opinion reElrt-
ing the attitude o; TIE coal roat pres.-
csnts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
Herr Krupp Inferred.

Essen. Prussia. Nov 2G.-The re
mains Of the late Herr Krupp were
buried with impressive services. En-
peror William followed the hearse on
foot from the old home Of his grand
father 10 the cemetery. Practically
the entire population Of Essen attend
ed the funeral
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Slzt1E1. Cziis S1T. zf--ss C.
sss-- q - B--sE L-t.-zri-- CO.
--us--- Z. tss t----1-T 1-F---s -
tus-- -tlls AZ Args---1 vas -
esrs1 ts-s va 11-rsH t- N1ts
l--ls f1-if-E--l1- al ~ rsV .szar-
cI-1ry --sI hIrs 90 ses--f. asa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

City Of Mexico. Nov. 2s.-Presi6eut
Diaz will attend the Thanksgiving ball
Of the American colony. The Amer.
can ladies will send dinners 70 the
Englishspeaking prisoners 10 the city
jail.
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General Hood Rstire..

washington. Nov 26-Brlgadier
General Charles G Hood has been re-
tired az bis own request His success
sor will not be appointed until after
congress meets.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

~
" spirits In
order 90 take
advantage o. a
short cut aud
thereby save a
considerable
distance I de-
cidcd TO go
through the
edge OF a Gene
terry. / was In
no particular
hurry 60 get
home. but /
kept upa tolcr
ably fair pace
through the
city of the
dead
Il was am
bling along az
a pretty EHHl
clip bounding
oycrtombst0ncs
aud hopping
over mounds Of
earth when
suddenly myat
teutiOn was
drawn 90 some
thing down IN
one Of the dark
corners Of the
cpruoierv whprp
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

manner terrible
a. that u his
victim. Victoria
Maria. a comely
young squaw Of
Iiespcrla.
Bricc murder
ed Victoria Ma
ria several
months ago by
choking her In
10 lnsensibllity.
then burylng
her alive. lie
was arrested
and his prellmi-
nary examina-
tiOn held at
Hespcria. but
while the OH.
GERS were slt-
ting with their
prisoner In the
courtroom tho
Indian made n
successful dash
for liberty For
months the DIES.
ert had been
secured by OH
GERS 10 capture
tho murderer.
Word reached
San HaruartlluO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

New York. Nov 2C-T. Henry
French. the theatrical manager. is Sc.
riously 10 at his apartments ln this
city from n complication OF diseases.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27
Drassed TO Death
AT a Horses Heels

George BrIcc. a notorious Indian out
law whom officers u southern Cali
fornia and Arizona have been hunting
for several months. met death Ia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Havana Nov 2G-Thero was a gen
eral resumption OF work among the
strikers here No further rioting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

that not only had the outlaw been cap.
tured by the Indians. but that he had
been put 10 most horrible death.
The capture was made In southern
Nevada few days ago. and no time
was lost In the execution. A rope was
fastened 10y slip moose around hls neck,
and with the other end tied 20 the horn
Of q saddle the murderer was dragc{
for over n mile across the rock strcwh
desert Tho body, which was horribly
lacerated, was then thrown ON a huge
pile Of wood and burned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Washington. Nov 2G.-The control
Ter Of the currency has issued a call
for the condition Of national banks NJ
the close OF business Tuesday. Nov 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-27

Cisco. Tex. Nov ~ Mr. Chasialn.
% years old. zen dead on a street here.
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Shaving PARLOR

II. b. DORSEY, g.. Proprietor.
: n wer and vapOr Bhn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06

mifen tie Meifter iein; iie miifen
etierne Nerben uno Musfeln BADEN. UNI
8ei4perben unb Gntbebrungen aler
Dirt iibertpinben gu fDnnen. Mer bies
allies in elmer per1on in berporragenz
benz Mabe pereinigt, Der tptrb neiblos
bon ben aonegen als Der ntpabre Met~
fter," als Der .&Dnig ber @teppe" anz
erfannt. Die mttunter iiberroben Maz
nieren BEG amerifanif9en uWilben
Weftens" iinb bier, bieIei9t bur9 ben
ginfluB 10 man4er euten @lemente,
beoeutenb gemilbert tporben. Die
Goipbops BON Mlberta finb 5umeiit quit
geartete, %bilfsbereite unb goftfreunbz
lt9e @eienen, bic nit Der 8etbdtiqunq
ibrer iiberqueaenben araftduberungen
unb ibres ME Derfasenben fpridp6rtz
lt9en 9umors etnen @9immer e9ter
Romanttf iiber bos 1onit beiaperlt9e
pratrieleben ausbreiten.
Shre Camps finb in Der Meael rob-
geaimmerte maflipe 8lodbduier nit
raienbeoedten 0G9ern unb innen unb
auben NIT 9ebm unb Submit perpidz
ten Wdnben. Das Snnere betebt su=
NETT aus einem ein3isen @aums, Der
aide, @mpfanssfalon nnb @4lafz
ralm in einem bilbet. Ser feftaetre@
tene ungebielte 8oben 1T NIT srobem
9adletnen, ipenn's bod tommt, nit
etnem dlten itrapaatrten Seppi9 pber
2tnpleum belegt. 2dnss Der @Gnbe
bdngen robge5immerte pritf9en, bic
tagsuber als Stbe, Na9ts als @hlaf<
ftelen bienen. Den 9intergrunb
ntmmt elm GROCER aobofen nit nebenan
hdngenben blanfpolirten Rihenaez
f9trren eip. Waffen, Sasbtropbden,
Wert5euge alter Nrt, SuuItrationen
aug 3eitfdriften. srsn bemalte plafate
unb &eflametarten, funterbunt an ben
Mdnben angebradt, perpoufdnbisen
bic pruntloie 8ebaulung.
0ie 2ebenspetie Der goipbobs tit
eine frugale. Die Soft, bic re fi9
ielbf 5ubereiten, beftebt aumetft aus
importirtem, sebDrrtem pber Ronfers
benfleif9. Semitic unb einsemadtem
Obf. Strides Odfenfleii9, Milbpret
nnb @efliisel limb Gefttaesfpeifen. Ser
tletne, unmittelbar neben benz Camp
ttef in ben 8oben g~eerabene 2ener be-
berbergt olber ben 2ebensmittelporz
rdtben ftets einigs Sloi9en g1ten faliz
forntf9en Weines unb nqtiirli6 uu6
etne 4uantitat Wbisfp, Der mad poa<
bra6ter Sagesarbeit an Zen gefpDbnz
lid febr fihlen Nbenben, lei es rein
pber gum @rog sebraut, einen tpiGfomz
merlen Ra6tfrunf eibt. Srunfiu9t tit
aber unter ben &%inbsr6irten Mlbertos
taft unbefannt. Oas Merfniirbiaite
inbeb tit. bab bieie Mdnner, beneu
Sauienbe bon herumgrafenben Mil9z
fuben CUR @erfiisuns fte5en, bic Mil9
fanm benz Nainen na1 fennen. sic
trinfen Bios f9narsen &affee pber reiz
men S6ee unb be3ieben bic erforberz
lt4en Quantitdten All Butter unb Safe
bon a%usnarts. 9as Melfen Der pilz
ben 8iefter pdre audi immerbin cine
10 getpagte Operation, bab {i9 Iel5ft
Der beber5teite gotpboD ibr nidt eerne
nnteroieben mag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06

Der auheutibe @eidsratbss
Ibgeoronete SDfer BON Brag bat bic
Stedbriefs Gfaire. burb tpelf)e Der
oeutibe 8aiier iniultirt puroe, gum
Seaenftano eines gebarniibten Bros
teites aemabt uno Die gntlaHung her
lbuloigen G~nseiteaten Der Brager
BDliseibebDroe perlanat. SeoenfaQs
tpiro bic Sadie nut, nibt i'm Sanbe
nerloufen, nahoem ba5 8eiultat Der
unterluduue betannt ae9eben lit.
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,,Mppleiaf"=8 erettuuo

Cine bieraulanbe mebr unb mebr I'm
@erf9pinben besriffene Snbuftrie Bill
bet bic 9erife1uns bon ,Mppleiad"
(aus Mepfeln bereiteter 8rdnntmein)
tn Netp Serfeb. Die nrfa9e fir ben
WerfaG biefes 8etriebsapeises liegt in
Der ueberfiilluns bes Marftes nit
na9gemadtem. sefdlfdtem biuigen
Mpfelbrannttpein, 70 bab fir bag refine
Netp Serfeper probuft tpenig NaGe
frase beitebt. SIS sibt i'm ,Mostito"@
@taate nod etli9e Mppseiadz9 renne<
reien, bon benen bic auf Der sFarm
zines sepiHen lambert unfern syon>
ipoob tnpi59 fir ale 1T.
8efagte Oeiiaation befinbet ii9 in
Der Ndbe zines 8ahes, am Mbbanae
unb am 5uBe eines Siisels. Nan
iiebt ba brei niebrise, unregelmGbig gez
baute 9dufer. bic i'm 0erlaufe Der be
len Sabre bonn Wetter berart mitaes
itommen tpurben, bab ibre NIT @din=
beln gebedten Od9er einem @iebe gleis
den. Die 9dufer liesen ~terrafenortia
ibereindnber. 9as obsrfe Saus, bas
an brei Seiten often 1T, slei9t mebr
einem Sduppen. Gs entbdlt elm cine
pferbeftdrfe inbiairenbes Miiblmerf
gum 3erquetf1en Der Mepfel, fotpie
mebrere LANCE fla9e prefen gum Musz
prefen bes Saftes Der Mepfel. Seq
terer flieBt in Sr0ge in cine Mrt Seller,
mo- Der She'll bes @aftes, Der 5u
Mpfelnein (giber) beItimmt 1T, anf
Gdfer sefiilt pirb. 9ie eiaentli9e
8rennerei. beren MGnbe balb aus Spls
lfnb balb aus @teinen befteben, befinbef
fid am GuBe bes 5iisels. Derfelbe
alte 8rennofen, Der bier Dor 100 Sab
rem our 9ereituns ben Mpplejad biente,
TT nod beute i'm @ebraun. 3tpei
fupferne 8ebdlter ragen aus benz 6auz
fen 8adftetnen unb Cement berpor. Sn
ibnen tpirb Der Giber 70 LANCE befilz
ltrt, Biz Der neibe Npfelbranntpein
gum Wori9ein tommt. Die Mpfslpeinz
preTen unb bic Brennerei 1T BON Mitte
September biz gum /. Sanuar i'm Bee
triebe.
2ambert baut in feinem Sbtsarten
MIR tpenig Mepfel. Sen meiften 8ore
ratb an folhen besieht er bon anbsrsn
5drmern, bon benen manhe sinen Mts
bon neun Big aebn Meiien na6 Der
8rennerei Surid3ulegen haben. Sir
bic selieferien Mepfsl be5ablt 2ambert
nur felten in 8aar. Sn ben meiften
Jdaen gibt er ben 2t~eferanten 70 piele
9aaonen 4pfelipein ober Mppleiad, als
fis 8uibslS @epfel brinaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06

Der bapriibe &ultusminiter
b. 2anomann, pelher ben @urs=
burger Brofeiioren= Conflict berauf.
beidwor, bat ieinen Gbitieo eenoms
men uno Der Brin5=& esent 2uitpolo
bat ben 9errn b. 8ooemils gu leinem
RabfDlger ernannt.
Ius &om pirb berihtet, oaB
man am 5. Nuauit in Garraro,
Maiia uno anoeren Orten beftiee
groitDBe ueripirte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06

ienbabn 9ienen pers
ben In Sunnels i9nelsr unbrauhbar
als auf freier Streds. Wan glaubt
bic urfade bo3u in fdabli6 eintpirtens
pen 9afen iu4en gu miifsn.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-09-25
The Worlds Greatest Choir.

Russia boasts of the worlds great
est choir. It is the cathedral of Alex
ander Nevski, in St. Petersburg, and
is attached to a convent erected in
honor of the patron saint of Rus
sia. Its members are all monks chos-
en- from the best voices in all the Rus
sian monasteries. When fine sing
er appears among the novitiates he is
sent to the monasteries of Alexander
Nevski, where he is trained as care
fully as an opera singer, and remains
there, doing nothing except assisting
at the music at mass in the morning
and vespers in the afternoon, until he
becomes aged, when he retires on
pension. Some of the voices are
of marvellous strength and sweet
ness, and it is said that some members
of the choir can shatter a thin glass
into fragments by singing into it,
so powerful are the vibrations of their
tones. The monks are all vegetari-
ans; they never eat meat. The rules
of the church forbid them to shave,
and their hair is worn like a woman's.