davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21
An 6as @ublitnlll.

Die nSreie Brene" bat i1ber 400
etablirte Ggenturen i'm 5taote, miro
an iiber 700 8oitofficen ner1anot, uuo
bat eine arpRe 8erbreitune in Der
geo6bar= Republit Weritp, i'm SnDia-
1er=9erritorium unb Oflabuma.
Sbr girfulatiDns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritreft iib nDn @alpeiiDn Biz binauf
na6 Deniion, pon Maribau i'm Otter,
bis itad 81 4salo IN: fernen Beiten;
es iblieBt fefbftDeritdnbfid] nit be-
lonhers sablreiben 2eiern oas oibt=
beitebelte Wittelz lzgerae unb ben Sib=
ueften elm.
8tpei Neiienbe iino bsit1noie, iabrs
elm, iabraus i'm SntereHe bes Blat=
tes u1termegs unb fiibren ben1lelben
I'M Berein nit unieren rli6rigen QO=
fal : slaenten forttpdbreno mere 2es
fer Su,
Sn Inbetradt oieier 9batlaben lit
bic nSreie Breiie", tpD es 1ih baruir,
banoelt, Die oeutibe 8eb5lferung au
erreihen, Sas bette Mmseiae We,
blum i'm gtaate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21
Brutal aefDIterti
(Hnrtiebuna foiat.

Gin Sau murbe betannt, pelber
in Be5ua auf anbauernoe uno un=
bar,nbersige Jolterqual ieines @lei-
den iuben oiirfte. SDe @olobid BON
eoluia, Gal, ihreibt: r15 Sabre
lang litt id) furbtbare Qualen ourf
Gbeumatismus unb Nihts balf mir,
o5uobl ih IIes eebrauhte, mas nur
ireeno befannt tpuroe. 9a 1tieB ih
aufdllig auf Electric 8itters" unb
ih muB ioaen, bas lit oas grDBte
6eilmittel auf @rsen eeaen ienes
2eioen! Gin paar sSloiben oapon
itellten mid oollitdnoie mieoer Der
unb beilten MIDI" 8as Wiittel III
eben 10 gut fir 2eber= unb 91ierens
leiben uuo fir aQgemeine 6dmdAes
suftdnoe. Nur so Gents. Biro
garantirt pDn ben Npotbeteru &.
&altener & Son unb IoDlpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and Of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21
II. 6 a , itef.

q lie Iinb mir b0fe, Serr @arIo
-ober id bite Sic um @erz
nc 5eibung! Gs mar eine unbes
ba9te Meuberuns. llnb i9
babe ielbitberitdnblid tein Hedt, 70 gu
Sbnen gu fpre9en.4
Serbia mar es, bic bas na6aerabe
unertrGeli9 briidenbe S4peigen nit
bieien balblaut seipronenen Worten
unterbro9en bate. Die tiefen, ees
rduf9pollen Qtbemaise aus benz ssau,
teuil am anberen gnbe bes 9teliers
thaten tunb, baB arau Smeart itdl
na4 benz tleinen bersebIi9en Grmuns
terungsberfu6 nur um 70 fetsr in bic
tpei4en Grme bes 9raumgottes aes
f9mie9t bate unb oob man ii1 um
ibrettpillen teinen 3nang in Der unters
baltung auf8uerlegen braudts. 3rpBs
benz aber perlieB @abor feinen plab
an Der Staffelei unb trat gang nabe
gu 9ertba beran, ebe er letfe, aber in
taum unterbriidter Grregung err
tpiberte:
Rein, i'd bin Shnen ni4t b0ie,
grduletn Sm9drt! llnb i6 bante
Sbnen aus Der. Siefe msines 6ersens
fur bos Sntereife. bas Sic an mir
te9men. 0enn nur ebrli6e Sbeil>
nabme tonnte Sbnsn ein Mort eingeben
foie bie8 9lhpr fnneu Sie mir ;sbt
aud gang often. tpie sic iiber mid
oenfen-mo4en STE mir fein Sebl
baraus, baB Sic mid I'm @runbe
lbrer Seele fir einen perddtlt9sn, uns
tiinitterif9en Streber boIten.
W3tt groBer @ntfdiebenbeit f9its
telte ile ben bdbf9en buntlsn aopf.
aWelde llebertreibung! @lauben
sic benn. bab i'd freunbi9aftlid nit
Sbnen Dertehren unb baB i'd mid bon
Shnen molen laiisn lpirbe penn id
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21
Sort nit oem stft,

Sadperftdn6iee tuifen, 6aB piele in
oieiem 9anoe tabrtsirte 8ilen Guediilber
entbaiten. Dieies beimtffiIbe unb ietlei-
henbe Gift, tpenn ldnaer aenommerr, bers
eiftet 8lut rnb Sdfte un6 unterarabt bic
Seiunbbeit lansiart aber iiGer. Die al.
ten nno tanlenofah betodbrten ct. Ser.
naro's 8rdnterpillen, iin6 aus friicben
Yfan5en nno gBuraeln bereitet uno bo.
ben iteb leit Sahrbunoerten BEL alien uus
terleibsleioen, 8eritopfuns uno 2eber.
letoen ols etn liheres nnb iiberans tuirf.
James 9elimittel tets glan5enb betu6brt.
Die ct. Bernarb' '&rdutersBillen lino in
allen NpDtheten su hoben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21

q lie iinb mir bofe, 5err sarIo
y -aber i9 bite sic um @er>
nc Seibnng! Gs mar cine unbes
bnc1tp 0Ieubprunn 1rnh in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21


edmibt on obiae Sirma unb nennt biefe 3eltune
.z....--4--.-@---
etne 10 i9Iedte Uleinuns bon sybnen
bdtte9 gaein, 9err 9arlo, i9 balte
Sic fiir einen pabren 3iinitler, unb i'd
babe bas feite 0ertrauen, bob @ie nod
aur re4ten 3ett bic gefdbrli9e 9abn
berlaffen tperben, auf bic Sic ii9 bnr9
bic @erbdltntHe baben brdnsen laTen.
LIMB tpenn ta Sbnen nun dntipor.
! ten miibte, bab Sic fi9 tpabrf4etnlih
bartn tdnf9en, tpeil btefe Werb6ltniFe
eben ftdrfer iinb als tns"
I'D, bas tann Sbr GrnF ni9t fein.
Giir einen Wann BARI es teinen Gin@
flnb seben, Der itdrter tpGre oIs fem
etgener MilIe. @inb 9te benn ni9t
gang unab6dnois unb Der freie 6err
Sbrer GntfdIiife2"
@abor fab befddmt bor ii9 nieher;
aber er mar gerabe in ber 5timmuna,
aufri9tig gu 1ein-oufridtis BIB sur
erbormunsslofen Graufamteit eegen
ii6 ielbf.
rSie perseHen. bub i9 berbetratbet
bin--unb bab i'd mad Der Mniidt metz
ner Jrau Dor alien fir bic Ii9ere 3ue
tunft elmer Samtlte gu forsen babe"
rS-Sie tbun Sbrer @attin jider=
lih unredt, penn 9ie ibr etne 10 MIDI
terne unb tleinlthe Denfungsart au4
trauen. ST ite benn ni1t felbit bie
So6ter eines Walers unb In elmer freis
geiitisen tiinltlerii1en MtmoipbGre
aufgeipa9fen2 llnb botten 5ie nibt
Dor Der 9o4aeit @elesenbeit senue, fie
tennen gu lernen9"
@jabor Sarlo ba9te an ben niebere
!dnbif9en Ofenfpinfel in 6einrid
0ollarts Ntelier unb an ben bunberts
NAL gemalten 2ebnitubl. limb nit
einem Male fpurbe es ibm aur gepibz
belt, baB feline 5rau, penn er iid aud,
ipeiter niberitanbslos ibrer Jibruna
iiberlieB. aus ibm benlelben bonbpers
felnben Dusenbmaler MAIDEN piirbe,
ber 5einri9 8oIort unter benz ianften
ginflub feiner fparfamen @ottin unh
feines bteQeidt nod fparfameren 9D9z
ter4ens geporben mar. Sn leibens
f4aftli9em 9roB le6nte ii9 feline
Seele sesen bieie @oritelluns auf, unb
NIT elmer 9eftisteit, bic 5ertba be-
frsmben mubte, CAB er 5uriid:
% setpib-td barf mid ni9t Be-
tlasen. sd bate ales porber lpiiTen
tOnnen-aLIes. llnb id mub blinb ses
ipefen fetn, bab i'd nidt beutli9 porz
ausfah, nas mid eripartete. Wohlgez
orbnete biirgerli9e 0erbGltnifTe, cine
matellofe Reputation unb etn biibfaes
9utbaben beim Banter, bas {tnb bic
hOdften 3tele zines aiinitlers, 70 ipie
iie iid I'm &Opfe meiner Grau baritel.
len. unb iie tpirb mid gu bent @lau,
ben an btefe Sbeale betebren, ipie man
ibren 0ater buou betebrt bat, Der piels
let9t aud Elm 9ers boIl bober unb 6si>
Tiger 8egeiiteruns mttss6radt bate in
feline Che. Sat iie es bod ldon beute
babin sebra4t, oaB ih obne alle Sc
tpifensifrupel bic elenbeits Sobrit-
arbeit perridte-unb boB i9 ni9t ben
Mutb babea piirbe, mid ibr gu tpiber-
ieBen, fpenn iie mfrs ettpa aur pflidt'
ma9te, um irgenb eines lobnenben
8robertperbs pilen msine Runit nod
i4amlofer preisaugebeu."
gNbsr bas mare ia f9redli9! llnb
i'd CLAUDE nidt baran! Sic {inb tn Der
2aune, gu iibertreiben. Wel6e Wleis
nung mibte i'd fonit bOn Sbrem gbas
ratter nno bon Der 9raft Sbres Wils
lens detpinnen."
(7nrtfebuna fotat..
t-----7-- . % p2---------
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21
3eipifons beibe Nbotosrapbens
Wfeliers

iino jebt in ems oereiniet nuroen,
uno stpar 203 @elts Commerce Ctr,
tpo er iebt in Der Gage lit, peri6nlid,
bic geiamte Strbeit su iiberpahes
uno oaourb Den &unoen Die ar5Bte
8efrieoiauna 81 gemabrleilten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21
0el0 AT terleihem

auf gutes Sarnlano BON einem Bri-
patmann. Gnfraeen su rihtea un,
ter Wt. N. an bic Office Der ,ssreie
8rene".
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-08-15
waton for a cnlII.

However slight at this time OF year
and in this climate. it is the forerunner
of malaria. A disposition to yawn, and
an all tired out feeling even comes be-
fore the chill. Herbine, by its prompt
stimulative action on the liver drives
the malaria germs out of the system,
purifes the blood, tones up the system
and restores health. SOC at Peoples
drug store. dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-08-15
vINlTA 5, MusKodEE i.
Pleasant Gentlemen but Were Clearly
OutcIassed.

Yesterdays game was one 70 make
the fans 60 wild The Creeks came
up 10 all the Joy and splendor Of re-
cent victory only TO have all the
starch taken out OF them 10 one Of
the cleauest and fastest base ball
games OF the season. When the home
boys defeat team like the Muskogees
they deserve all the credit they got,
One OF the biggest crowds of local
enthusiasts went out to 'root" for the
best base ball team ia the Indian
Territory, and they did their part in
winning the game.
The game was called at 4 Ole lock
and the drst Muskogeeite met his
fate at first base, being thrown out;
the next struck out, aud the third hit
little infeId ball which was easily
felded TO first 10 time to retire the
side.
Vinita came to the bat and sue
ceeded In getting one run. Neither
side scored in the second. Vinita
added another to their score in the
third. From this until the seventh
nobody scored. In this Muskogee
made their only run. This stirred
the home boys up and they went 10
and made three, closing the run
getting for the remainder OF the
game.
Belew, the Muskogee pitcher, did
fine work, but he was "up against j"
in this game. Baxter evened the hon.
ors 10 the box for Vinita, and the
support the boys gave him was simply
perfect as only two Of the visitors got
as far as second base, and every man
on the Vinita team had chance TO
show what he could do, and he did 1t.
Magnificent and exciting plays
abounded on botn sides. 1t was
hardly ever that fly ball wentto the
field without being caught, and 10
one or two instances foul flies were
taken by the catcher at Incredible
distances from the plate. The only iun
to the credit OF the Muskogees, was
on a ball thrown TO the third base
man which got from him, and in that
case he was knocked down by the
base runner, being on his line. BY a
succession OF unfortunate 'fumoles,
Darby, second baseman of the visi-
tors might almost be said to have
lost the game to his sioe, and at the
same time he was 'pizen" with the
bat and made the only score they got.
All batted balls to be missed by any
one seemed to 60 his way.
( Both pitchers we're "up to snuf"
and the man who happened to get IN
the way Of one of their balls would
certainly remember tor some days
that he had been somewhere.
The first base work Of Ridenhour Of
the Viuitas was without haw from
start TO finish
SCORE BY INNINGS:
o 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Vinita I'D 0 0 0 8 0 20
The Vinita team goes to Neosho to-
morrow with the intention Of putting
them on the defeated list.
ANOTHER GAME
The Vinita Msrcantiles, OF the sec.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-08-15
Elghty-Five Quests Eutertained-

The party given by Misses Mamie
and Sweet Hunt and their brothers,
Nat and Tot Hunt, was one Of the
largest affairs ever given in ViDita.
There we're about eighty-hve guests
present and all we're royalty enter
tained. Delicious refreshments #
cream, cake and punch we're served.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-08-15

II you want a city lot OF country
property C4mpbell-Marrs Real Estate
Co. can suit you.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-08-15
SCORE BY INNINGS:

Muskogee.. % 0 0 0 0 0 / 0 OIL
Vinita .....l 0 / 0 0 0 8 #-5
The Vinita team goes to Neosho to-
morrow with the Intention Of putting
them on the defeated list
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-08-15

The Vinita Mercantiles, or the sec
ond team, played Wyandotte yester-
day. defeating them by score OF II
to 10. Harlan, the hero" Of Miami,
pitched for Wyaudotte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-10

page who sat on the Group Of the leaders
white charger
see the sword he wears In his gay
clothes. Likely he also has been in battle
He must needs De happy who can strike out
into the world like that" Envytng they
gazed after him until the horses hoofs
threw up yellow wall between
They would have opened their wide
mouths wider had they known that the red
cloaked page was looking wistfully at them
and their kline and noddinR clover
1t must be very enjoyable to wander all
day In the peace of the meadows and hear
nothing louder than COW BELLS" she was
thinking. 1T is good to see creatures that
no man is stabbing or doing harm to-"
Through warm sunshine, tempered by
fresh breezes. they came yet deeper into
the drowsy farmland. Gradually the yeo-
men-soldiers. who had been wrangiing over
the mystery of Edric's actions dropped one
by one into lazy silence, or set their tongues
to whistling cleverly turned answers to the
bird calls In the hedges. Another mile, and
from somewhere in the fields came the
swinging chant of ploughman, as HI
turned the soil between the rows Of rustlins
corn
'Han, Mother Earth thou feeder Of folkf
Fs sso VIZ y Il: e q God
Like tho unbendins Of a spell the words
fell upon the farmer-soldiers Dropping
every other topic. they began to argue over
the crops: and after that they could not
pass . harmless calf tethered to Q crab tree
that they did not quarrel over tho breed.
NOE start q drove OF grunting swine out Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-10
CHAPTER XII.
When My Lord Comes Home From Ws
). o. A.c.nNs cLURe 4 co

Oue's house Is best
Small though IL be;
At home Is every one his own master.
bleeding at heart Is he
Who has to ask
For food at every mealtide.
-HAyAMAL.
Slowly the bleak night warmed into gold
en- radiance, and the touch Of dawn strung
the scattered birdnotes into a chain of joy
Gus song. Passing at last from the forest
shades the men of Ivarsdale came out into
the grassy lane-like road that wound away
over the Middlesex hills.
The Destroyer had not passed this way.
Il seemed for the oat-nelds stretched before
them in unbroken silvery sheen: and the
straight young corn dared to rus
tie its green ribbons boastfully.
Fowls still uncaptured crowed lus-
tily in adjacent barnyards: and now
and again. sweet as echoes from elfin horns
came the tinkling music of COW bells. Here
and there the little shock headed boys who
were driving their charges afleld paused
knee-deep in rosy clover TO watch the band
ride by.
You must be a mighty warrior" they
whispered as they stared at the sober
young leader Take notice how his eyes
gaze straight ahead. az though he were
seeking more people to overcome" And
fhsy spoke obviously OF the red-oloaked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-10
the mast but they must lay wagers on the

the mast but they must lay wagers on the
weight.
Running wild in the animation it was not
long before the clamor caught up with the
Etheling where he rode before them in
sober reflection. He smiled family as he
caught the burden of the disjointed phrases
naaa ~, Twelve y stone; l will peril my
you. Yorkshire" "a fortnight? II
will be ready in week. or ! have never
grown barley cornr'
Il do not believe that a tree-toad can
change color more easily" he observed to
the old cniht who rode at his side THAT
Englishmen are not stout fighters, no man
can say. but the love Of 1t is not in their
breasts: while with Mortimer"
With Mortimer" Morcard added, ''to
fight Is to eat"
Another faint smile touched Sebert's
mouth as he glanced over his shoulder at
the red-cloaked boy. After seeing this
sprout. that is easy to believe. Except that
time alone when two-yearold colt kicked
me on the head. I have never had my life
threatened by so young thing"
He grew grave again as his glance rested
on his captive. II want you to tell me
something" he said presently you were
Canutes page; saw that you accompanied
him In battle. want you to tell me what
| he is like in his temper"
1T would be more easy to tell you what
he Is unlike" Randalin answered slowly;
for In no way whatever Is he like your
King Edmund" She sat awhile in silence
| her eyes absently following the course OF
the wind over slope of bending grain. At
| the foot. it caught a clump of willow trees
30 that they flashed with hidden silver and
tossed their slender arms like dancers. II
think this is the difference, to tell 1t short
ly. she said at last: while 1t sometimes
happens that Canute Is driven by necessity
or evil counsels to act deceitly toward
others. he Is always honest in his own
| mind; while your Edmund.I think he lies
TO himself Also"
Morcard gave out dry chuokle. "By
Saint Cuthbert" he muttered. too much
has not been told concerning the sharpness
Of childrenr'
But the Etheling made no answer what
| ever. After he had ridden long time star
Ing away across the fields, he met the old
mans eyes gravely.
1T Is not alone because am sore under
| his tongue. Morcard. Were he what had
+, thought him. would remain quiet under
harder words. But he is not worth en-
l during form: there Is not enough good in
him to outweigh the evil"
Old Morcard said thoughtfully: THE tree
| OF Cerdic has borne many nuts with prickly
rinds in former times. but there has been
wont to be good meat inside Since
Ethelred. have been in fear that the tree
| II dying at the root
They swung over another piece Of the
| road In silence. when the young man started
up and shook himself tmpatiently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-10
HOW TO GET WELL.

II one is sick and wants to get well there IL just
one way 70 20 about It. That is to breathe pure
air, drink pure and eat the right quality of
food. That Is all there IL to 1t. Air. water and
food Of proper sort the body welcomes. Nearly
every disease is caused by lack Of one or all OF
these things. Some doctors may tell you that pure
blood, upon which good health depends. is made In
other way The wise doctor will tell you 1t
be- made from other source whatever.
People who are sick and want to get well VIII
ind that no food is serviceable in the pro-
ductlcn Of pure blood than Shredded Whole Wheat
Biscuit. and that non. is more appetizins or more
easily digested. Physicians who have studied the
food question are warm in their Endorsement OF
Shredded Wheat for invslids and for people suner-
ing from some impairment of the digestive func-
tons.
I most cheerfully indorse Shredded Wheat as q
healthy and highly nutritious food. Especially Is
1t adapted for those suffering from weak diges-
tlou and NAL assimIlation.-W. Carey Allen. ~ D..
Colorado Strings Col 142
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-10

little fiend.'
He deserves to have his neck wrung!"
two more cried out.
And Father Ingulph cleared his throat
loudly. "Well-fitting is your charity both
toward my teachings and your heart, my
son; and yet-Discretion is the mother of
other virtues. To bring one of those rowing
Children of Satan into a Christian house,
hold will lay upon me a responsibility which
which" He paused to take a mouthful
of wine and eye the stranger over the COB
let rim with much disfavor.
While the maids whispered excitedly in
one another's ears. Hildelitha began to snin
behind her apron.
Il do not see why you wanted to bring
him home, Lord Sebert. You know that
Danes are odious to me since my husband.
Of holy memory fell under their axes
most detestable- Yet would not anger
you, my honey-sweet lord" she broke on
For the Lord of Ivarsdals had suddenly
grown very stiff and grave; there was
something curiously naughty In the quiet
distinctness Of his words.
IT have brought the boy home by reason
Of the kings command that he be held
in safety-and because 1t was my pleasure
to succor him. And have fetched him up
needs. being distressed for want Of food
and drink and healing salves. I am not
pleased that you should meet my wishes In
80 light and cold a manner. desire your
love will. as 10 becoming. receive him kind
ly and charitably."
He raised his hand at the protest of the
maids would have answered him. and there
followed an uncomfortable pause. Then
seven gowns swept the reedStrewn floor a.
seven courtesies fell, and Hildelitha thrust
out her palm to give the pert maid re-.
sounding box on the ear.
"You have heard your master. hussyt
Why do you not exert yourself to bring
food? Elswitha. II you do not want the
mate to that, fetch the salve out OF my
chest"
In an instant all was confusion: under
cover of Il the fat monk returned to his
cup and the young master walked quietly
to the door.
Homesick and heartsick. the waif In the
pages dress was left facing the unfriendly
Elances. Even In her bravest days. she had
never known what II was to be disliled,
and now-i Suddenly she limped after her
friend and caught ut his CLOAK.
LET me 20 with you" she cried Il b.
seech It Of youi I want not their servics."
After q moment. the EthelinG threw his
arm protectingly around the boyish figure.
II do not blame you. poor youngling." he
said. II was wrong to treat you az q child
when you were bred up ~ q man. You
shall have q bed In the closet on my chAm-~
Der, and they shall not enter except as you
win II. And you shall eat on my plate and
drink from my cup. Gomez
Gao b continued tomogyoWl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-10
Lady Cake.

Take two scant cups of sifted -four and
sift again. Then add a level teaspoonful
of baking powder and sift again. Beat one
and one-half cups of powdered sugar with
half cup Of butter and then add to this
mixture half a cup Of milk, alternating
with the -four: favor with few drops Of
almond extract and, last Of all, stir in
lightly the beaten whites of two eggs.
Bake in a hot oven for three-quarters of
an hour.
Chicken Salad
If you are particular to have a very
delicate salad use only the white meat
of tile chicken. Cut the cold boiled chick
en- into dice, but do not mince 1t. Take
the tender, crisp white stalks of celery
and cut into dice. allowing two-thirds of
celery and one-third of chicken usually.
Let the celery stand in cold water until
you are ready to mix the salad, then
drain and wipe dry. Stir enough French
salad dressing-one part oil, three parts
vinegar and seasoning Of salt and cay
enne--to moisten the meat and let 1t
stand In a cool place for a couple of
hours. then mix celery and chicken to-
gether and bind with little mayonnaise
dressing. Place in a salad bowl and
cover with mayonnaise. 1t may be gar
nished with hard-boiled egg slices. sliced
gherkins. capers, olives, celery top, let
tuce, sliced, or beets cut into fancy
shapes. Bottled or boiled dressing may
be used, but the mayonnaise of Oil and
lemon Juice worked into the egg yolk is
to be preferred.
Piccalilli.
Take a small solid head of white cab
bage or half of a lage head, twenty-five
small cucumbers, five pints Of small string
beans. half a dozen sticks Of celery, one
small head of cauliflower. two large red
peppers. two small green peppers and two
yellow cucumbers. Chop all fine, soak