davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Delta independent., 1906-07-27

Ihs scenes Of the s-0y 49, lad in the ii;h century
horde john. Ut 1he C4-Ierv=an MONASTERY, ~.
from the Abt 0f I GsU. guilty OF certain ssTioI
chaT-es brought a--Aiust hun by a numb.r OF q @
MONKS Anothvr q the lay brethren. Aleyen -
rtson: tAke- bis departure in accordance viIh h.
tAther's Will. de~i:natIBg that be should. wheu /.
bFyarne 81 fDrrI for year csssss for him
elt his f4tgEv calling. In sA3ncs he visit liz
brother, the SsCBlau Of NuStpai. hoe rpT1Itat.u
isunsavo-r. AZ nt=ht IL l. r0ad-siie Inn
who're he ucyts Horde lnhn. and Satukin Aylaar,I.
Augyne unds il h-uthrr IN Mr-'rad woods guarrvI.
irS with b"arNul daTsrl. He rrsyurs b ?. therrb,
gaining the ST1ll V7fnt'v TIE m tsE lea --ir
that he intend. TO N h. co'rp1ntnns At Cr1'i.I.
church, hr-s dyrhs trNi-r avTs m laughing
~tfH"ut telling I'm her He y7lu- Eis cz5rr-
Iartrrs ami thrv lprrnev Si.-rr- home on s4a
in he rrno ne knight. HU-dla John l. much vrv
AZ hi. apparent hil, Wca kn~ss hut quickly charge
his mind when they have adventure with hrf-tf
bar. Her Allcyrnc meets h. S1rurartarl q tho
Ngusis, " BON D." lea rs i the taGrhtsr OF Sr Nl
The Delta independent., 1906-07-27
Synopsis Of Preeeeine Chapters.

ITO be Continued Vert Week.
The Delta independent., 1906-07-27

turn OF the road erc SIR Ni-cl I.orinE
rode out from the gateway mounted
on Pommers, his great black war
war-horse, whose 1onde-ous football
on the wooden drawhridEe echoed
loudly from the gloomy arch which
spanned it. Sir Nigel was sttlI in his
velvet dress OF peace. with Nat velvet
cap OF maintenance. and curling ostrich
feather clasped in a golden brooch
He bore no arms save the long and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
SHOT BY A WOMAN.
Gustave Simons Painfully Wounded
Without Apparent Provocation.

Nav York, Nov. 19.-Gustave Simon,
senior partner of the Queens Waste Co..
was shot and painfully wounded today
il the broadway office Of the company.
i woman, who described herself as
Madame AniSia Louise De Massey, d
shirt vaist designer. IS years old, was
aITC stcl. she denied she had shot the
man, but the police declared that sew
crai eve Witnesses identified the prison.
or as the person who fired the shots.
According to the police the woman
appeared at Mr.. Simon's Office and
asked fer SEQ. which she said was due
hor for work Simon told her to return
some two and Il half hours later and
at the hour when the company regular
~ paid off Instead Of complying the
woman remained in the office and soon
afterwards the shooting took place. 1t
is charged that Madam De Massey fired
three shots in rapid succession. two
bullets going over and one lodging in
.;imon's back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
Mr.. RYAN RESIGNS.
Rctires From Drectorates of Railroad
and Industrial Corporations.

New York, New. 19.-Becausc or his
accommodating business interests am
fearing that he could not attend to all or
them properly, Thomas F. Ryan tonight
through Robert T.. Livingston, an
nounccd that he had resigned from the
board of directors of a number of rail-
road and industrial corporations. Meth
or Mr.. Ryan nor his business asSo-
ciatcs would furnish a list Of corpora
TONS from which the former had re-
signed. but Mr.. Livingston said: MI
Pyao's determination has the fun APP
prevail of his business associates"
August Belmont said:
Il apprcciate fully and am thorough
" satisfied with the reasons which
Prompted Mr.. Ryan TO sever ms con-
nCction with many Of tn" corporations
he has been connected with. So far az
mutual interests are concerned | am
very glad to feel that We are still I"
have his advice and corporation as
we'll as that of his associates
Mr.. Ryan's statement follows:
II have resigned from the diTct-
ioratcs Of a large number Of railroads
ana other corporations. My accumu-
lHting interests and responsibilities
render it impossible for me to attend
so many directors meetings and To
properly discharge my obligations y
the stockholders concerned.
II have also reached the conclusion
that / can best serve the financial AM
tiduciary institutions with which | am
associated by scvcring my official con
ncction Wilh the railroad and indus
trial corporations with which they
necessarily have constant business re-
lation@ ! hope and believe that the
decision which | have made Will prove
to be Of advantage Of all The interest
| for which my friends hold IN" response
blc ana Of the gentlemen with whom
| | have 80 long bt en- associated il the
| various corporations from whose
! boards | have resigned"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20

by the Protestant Episcopal chuTch IN
inc United Statcs Of America py 'he
delivery of the sermons Thereafter
published in said book. etc
me answer of the accused anu 'hc
course Of the trial Indicated that pom
the accused ana his counsel at the ti'n'
Understood that the publication "l me
po"k was an offence charged III t'o
picScntnicnt ON the trial the S''''
hi"htS IN the book were rtlict upon -
support The charge. There IS a coh'fo-
N"rSY between counsel whether tli'
h"Gk rs Il whole should j" afmi''cd III
'Eiccnrc or if not. whether 'ii' "i'i'
of any sermon in the book when con
tlinoh the passage set forth III the pre-
sentiment was adnliSSlblc. But no sue
gtStiph was made that the pupiit''''"i'
of the book was not an act cHNSft" W
tn" charge. The Ioint that thc 'il"'Ie
does not ALICE the pUblicoti"n Oh 'iie
BOOK as an offence IS not, We 'h'''N'
W>ll taken.
F:ftH-Tho course of review sus'alil9
tic tlial court in refusing = tnrtilef ~
j1urlIlncnt Of the case on Npfh -. l''''
Si%th-'rhp court Of rcNitW Su9''i'iS
t!,r tii'.l court in III" matter 81 "c'''-
ing On the crrdibility Of Witnesses
Srvclth-Th" court Of rcVlc" suS-
taini the tlia! court in refusing /" re-
c"ivc evidence offered in behalf 81 me
defendant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
DECISION IN DETAIL
Report of Crapsey Case a VoIuminous
One, Covering "a Pages.

Rochester. \. Y. Nov 10 Two 10
cisinn Of the cni,rt Of r.,.in, II I'LL,
Crarsrv casn covers 81 ,1o,,,,- ,,
written pages. Or which thr rnrrnr.,,..
is Il SUMMARY.
First ,rhn co,r,..;,,..;o., ,. ;.
oc,.o III Western \.v y.r,- l,.,,I
dictirn To- trv In. ,cc,,ecd fn,. ,cca,,.,,,..
charged in flo ,yc.ont,,,ont
second Tho tri.,1 co,,rt ,,.,. Io,,,,.
authnriznd in ,,,,c,,.,,,i,, .,.i.L
IN ,r, nr.1;,,,.,,,,.. n, ,i
V-ogtcrp Now. y,,i,
Third Tho fn,Iir,r ,f tr,o ..,
that fla accused in ,,,.,I,i,,, ,.,,.,.,,,..,.
charrad and ad,,ittcd - ,,,,..,
made III hin ,.in1,,o1 .,1
tain declaration. ,,o,lo ~ ,,i.,
limo nr M or1i,,+;,, in,.ar.., .i
r0dinr of vb,t ~. ~ ,,aa..;.,
church on thn erhiaCte IA ,'.I,il,, ~
Celebrations rnI,.oI
r-.,. -,
+, MI III ol'i'li''ii
~, ..e.;,,as a..
~ ,'"'il'HT pS
,,;,.... .... '''''' ~ ~ ~"
,I',,., Wy 'i'c
III T"''i
- .1.I;.... II 'o''' ,'iii+' W
,t, "',nH i''c"
ra:r,,. .,,.t., ., ny ,'i'i
.c,.. ~, ,.io,a+;a,.. nf -. ~ ,''9t ~,
TIL II f,Isn ,n,cbirrs rr.t ,ha 1lIi,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
APPROVES WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
A. F. of L. Convention Passes Resolu
ton in Favor Of Ihe Movement,

minneapolis. MINI. Nov. 19.-DcEuito
Senator Albert J. Ecvridgc's announce
mcnt at Richmond Sunday evening that
Il" Intended to introduce bill in the
Clitcd states Senate prohibiting tho
c'nH'oEmont Of child labor the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor now in con-
Ncntion here decided today that a ma
tirn1l law would hn unconstitutional
9ad therefore agreed to urge the pas
sag" Of state laws that will "stop the
crushing out OF child life in the mills
and factories and coming its life blood
into dollars upon the counters Of COM
mcrcialism."
The convention also passed favcra-
hi" consideration Of the proposed
amendment Of the federal constitution,
providing fer the woman suffrage.
The Federation extends helping
hand IL the postal clerks, who in the
resolution adopted are characterized as
'hclploss" to better their conditions.
The employment Of inefficient seamen
causing disaster was deplorcd and the
employment Of Chinese sailors on
american vessels condemned.
\ resolution was adopted calling on
tie President Of the United States To
apply the Chinese exclusion act to the
shipping of seamen. cooks and 50 forth
On vessels flying the American flag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
A NEW ORDER.
President Makes 21'lical Change IN
Government by Canal Zone.

Washingtnn. NGv 10.-An order
signed On Tho isthmus o! Panama by
President Roosevelt, making radical
changes in the organization Of affairs
Of government for the canal zone WaS
maG, public today. The effect OF the or
dri is to ,Ilar" I'll" canal work and the
government az III" zone under tho Ill
l.ctirn If Chairman Sh"uts aided by
.i.irr; If bureaus. Who will report di-
rt.rtly to the commission. thus ciimiiIat-
ing the Office Of governor.
The order gives to Chairman Shpnts
supreme authority over all depart
ncnts. II re-organiZcs the entire work
ings of the commission in accordance
with the Presidents views. The eX"ou-
tho committee Of three members has
been abolished. and in its stead, seven
,erartncnts are created. ana the chief
If each VIII receive instructions from
the chief Of the commission. These de-
uartmcnt, viii be under the direction Of
John f. Stevens, chief engineer, Rich
ard K. Rodgers, general counsel; VII
liam C. Gorg2s. chief sanitary officer:
d. W. Ross, chief purchasing officer;
Il. r. Benson. general auditor; J. Will
liamS. liShursng officer. and Jackson
smith. manager Of labor and quarters.
The President will take up the qucs-
ton of the appointment Of new COM
mission uron his return to Washing
ton. Chief Engineer stevens will DO
second in authority. and will act in
Chairman s;hont's absence. The genera!
| counsel Mil exercise the authority here
t"fIrc invested in the governor of tn
InnN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
A Nation Of Cripp'es--R heuma
tism Beyond Control.
The Only Hope to Rheumatic Sufferers
is UricO Treatment.

If rheumatism continues to spread
as it has in the past few years, ii
would seem as though we would before
long become a nation Of crippieS. Inc
terrible dcstructivcncss of this disease
Is apparent on every side OF us. Al
most nine out of ten of the crlpp!"S
one meets had their atlliction brought
on by rheumatism. How many thou
sands more there are that are hope
lcssly bed ridden ana whom We never
sec rheumatism from the very
nature Of the disease, can never cure
itself ANA if neglected, is bound to
grow worse rather than better. If you
ever have any tWinges Of rheumatism
so to Percy ". Means drug store right
here in Augusta and get a bottle of
I-ric-O, tho wonderful now Rheumatic
Specific. 1t will cure you and it is the
only treatment in the world that Will
cure you permanently and thoroughly.
Uric-O cures by its direct action on
the muscles, blood and kidneys. 1t
socks out the poisonous Uric and
Rheumatic Acid and drives it from the
system and it is only Il treatment of
such q nature that will ever cure
rheumatism. Ilniments and plasters
only serve to drive it from one spot to
another. They never cure Rheu-
| n.atism, because it is primarily a
blood disease, and until the blood is
cleared from the poison, a cure cam
not take place.
There never was a case Of Rheu-
matism that Uric-O could not cure and
you should not put off taking it be-
cause it is in the end by far the cheap
| est method. You can test Uric-O free
| of charge if you wish. Just cut out
| this advertisement and send it to the
Smith Drug Co, Syracuse, n. Y, and
state that you have never used Uric-O
and would like to try it. They will
send you a free sample which you can
test and try free Of charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
Episcopal Court Of Review
kffjronS Decision
Which Condemns Him to Sus.
pension From the Church.
The Decree is Final and Gloses a
Famous Case.

Buffalo. n. y, Nov. 19.-Rev. Al
grlnon :. Crapsey. ID. d.. of st. Nh
drcws Episcopal church, Rochester, is
condemned to suspension from N"
church as a result of the decision of
the Protestant Episcopal court Of rs
view just made public today. The
court of review sustains the decision
Of the lower court ana the decision of
the lower court was DR.. traps"y
should be suspended for alleged here
teal teachings.
The announcement of the decision
was made as follows: The court of
view has affirmed unanimously the
decision of thr lower court in the case
of the Rev. Algcrnon :. CTapscy, ID. D.
New York. Nov 1?.-Thn Crapsey
case has attracted wide attention since
the arbitration Of Dr. clapSCy'S book
On "RcIigion ANA Politics" and also
since lie preached = number Of scr
mons III which il il charged n@aiiiSt
him that Ii" had Taught doctrines
WIKI Il We're contrary to the frith Of
Tie Protestant Episcopal church. Or.
trnrScy replied that Il" lH1 preached
only according to what hr hrli. we'd to
be true. He contested the proceedings
"f"l''S, i''h Nif,''""r'E 'lLt "!"'l.S IT
o",,S'' ""9 r'"" W. '7"ci''i"' INV
- IT. IT, i"'t'. -" u ~"
w ~ -', ',i''I'''" ''". ~
'"ASf ~ 49," "l''''I ~ 80
"i'' ~" E'!'" 4 "'"iS,'i -
~ '''''-', "''' az" Si''''' I'll '''
) ,r I ,''''s,' !, r
t,e,a,,t E,riscn,.l ,brr, If Tho ,,ia.s.o
Of E..w Work Ei1hun Parton .-,1 !,
.,tr ~ ,,,1,in,e r1,,, ,,.,. ,.,.,,,,n1 !,
H.. ,., o,,,.;.,, =. a.. D,.,,....,. ..,,.. =,
-
winch tE' PiNi"!' sal" 'H"' " "ii.'I'i i
III i"ulht ii'i!S'II f'' i'IS'F ''ni" !"
''" 'TE't''I'i' "'''''ii'' 81 'h'
80 H. '"'"'" i't4!t i'"iH 'l' i'l'S'-
""mi'
i"' '"arG'S AGAINST I'r. 'raN&"E
:r i:s*t HP'fi r. ~ "rr!'&l1"tIr.i
'C"' III '','tt'!ii ana ''f'T II tfhti
~ i 't'''.S','' N!''' i'''''' re-. r."
.;,'. II. .'.','.'.'''' :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Rome police have been making
diligcnt efforts to discover the man who
was responsible for the bomb explosion
in st. Peters Sunday, but so far with
out success. Suspicion. however, points
to the same individual who exploded
tho bn.nb il tn Cafn Aracnn. Eov. H.
Practically the entire business, section OF
FhN"ttc. Mich, woS destroyed I,- fire
Monday night. ontail:rS n loss OF abou,
S;l.oo0, partly covered by insurance. The
fire originated about $50 O'Clock in Me
shines cafe. which was destroyed. thu
flames spreading to the adjoining build
inrs rapidly. The telephone exchang,
Was destroyed.
Tom Cooper Of Detroit. well known
as q bicyclist and aUtomohilist, was
instantly killed in an automobile acct
dent in Central park, New York. late
Monday night. Three companion:
We're seriously injured and one O.
them il is believed will die The foul
were riding in Coopers automobile
when the machine cnllided with an
other automobile on the drive.
The Anarchist Saverio Lagana, who
stabbed and killed Prof Giovanni Ros
81 of the University of Naples, in Ma
pies. last Saturday night. has been ar
rested. The man had disguised himself
When questioned he showed no signs OF
repentance. declaring continually: az
am hot guilty, for it was my arm that
committed this crime" The funeral OF
SiSnor Rossi was held Monday and
passed without incident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY.
Gillette Murder Case Will Probably
CO to Jury This Week.

HCrllimCr. y. u, Nov. 19.-Htfnrc the
day closed III tn" trial Of Chester =.
GiIlctt" On The charge of numbering
Grace Brown in The -idirondacks last
July. ~ ont of the 1G9 witnesses sub
p0cnacl for the cas-" had been cNumin-
ID. There were for the prosecution
District Attorney Ward said tnniai!,
that tho case would 10 to the jury this
week.
Probably the most interesting tcsti-
mony today was that OF Albert u
Raymond. who conducts Il little SUM-
moT resort near Cortland. He dc
scrihcj IN evening boat ride which
Gillette and Miss Brown had at this
place about June Il.
Did YOU notice anything III rartic-
ular about tn" girl when She camc
back from her boat ride" was asked.
''Yce. Sic WAS crying.
The Witness also said Gillette asked
for z round bottom beat hut he Wa;
not able t" give lin one.
Another feature of today's proccc J.
ings WAS til" appearance i'll court ri
Gillcttcs uncle. T. II. Gillette ana his
cousin. Harold Gillette. both Of Cort-
Land. ry piacinG the elder Gillette
on tn" stand thr district attorney
sought I" aurror1 III" statement when
he made in iii; ;t.i,!rcSs t. The jury w
Saturday that tiiilottc's relatives found
fault With him fnr llnrping comua.iy-
with Mi; ,r"wn. Harold Gillette. VINO
ii >uprr:lit"ndont If the factory iii
which Grace Brown ANA Gillette Wcry
cmIinT'd, testified that Il" told Gill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
ALL HANDS GONE.
Schooner Seen to Ca3sizc ard Founder
Mo Trace of Grew.

I!alifaX. \. :. NOV. ia Mirconi
wireless uc~sag" frum Cap" Sable hy
VA ii Clnpcydnun, y. s. received TO-
day, said that an unknown schooner
Was syru ID CarsiZc and founder al 4.2G
p. NJ. about one mile west of tAa
southwest lodges. The vessel l:Il h"rn
sailing before the wind undo" iih*. and
there We're no signs of 4 crew on board!
\ tug Which steamed out to whore thu
craft went down saw no signs Of hui
nam bcingS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
SNOW in TEXAS.
One Of The Nest Severe Storms Ever
Known at FL Paso.

FL PasG, Tex, Nov. 19.-SnOw has
been falling since last night and it's
very cold, and as the storm is general
in this vicinity, heavy damage to live
stock ana sheep in west Texas and New
Mexico is feared. 1t is one Of the most
severe storms ever known in FL Paso
and telephone and telegraph service is
badly crippled. The snow is drifting
badly. People suffer greatly going only
a few rods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20

New York city's fashionable popula-
ton first took root in Bowling Green,
moving thence to East Broadway.
Bond street, Blocker street. Astor
Place, Washington Square. Fifth av-
enuc. and now gives only four mont hs
each year to city life, being in the
country, at estate, or in Europe, for
eight months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
YOUR KIDNEYS

Dear Sirs:- Sheepsco., Me-, Mar. :, 1904
have used the True eel F." Bltters
and have found it to give great relief tor
kidney trouble, which l have suffered
with. | can speak very highly OF this
medicine.
Yours truly, Mas. JENNIE SARcsASr.
Watch carefully the kidneys. Frequently tns
cause of kidney trouble lies in faulty digestion the
liver and bowels DO not perform their work thor
oughly-you can guard against all these us y
using th... True 81. F." Atwood's Bittcrs. =
E.. y coiored Postal Cards. 50 subjects. Write =
AlCS' II. II. Hays sons, Selling ACTS, Portianas -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
JAM ESTOWN NEXT YEAR.
A. A. U. Track, Fielding and Swim
ming Events to Be He'd al Exposition.

New York, NOV. 19.-Tho annual
meeting of the Am ttour Athletic Union
Of the United States Was held in this
city today, following 4 meeting Of the
executive committee" Of the orGaniZa-
ton last night. james Z. Sullivan. Who
fur the past Is years has been score
tsry ana treasurer Of the union. was
elected president. Capt. John j. Dixon
OF brooklyn was elected successor to
Mr.. sullivan.
Among z number of important mat
Ms transacted Was the admission Of
til" Rocky Mountain Association into
the union. This association comprises
the states Of Utah, Wyoming, Colorado
and New n, Zico.
The championship committee decided
to award the \. \. L. track field and
swimming contests to the jamestown
E&0"sitinn fur r"Xt year ana the box
ing matches to Boston.
Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
ThsACME MILLING CO., Indianapolis, Ind.

Eastern Office, 100 NILk ST, BOSTON. MASS.
SOLD ny
AUGUSTl-Webbcr& Eewctt. George ID.
IIasketi, Merrill Bros. George w. Wad-
leigh, a. NJ. Brown, II. W. fairfield. Edison
Locke, W. +. farmer. GASDINER-F. NJ.
Noyes, j. E.Cunniughanl. Farmers supply
Co, Cham berlain s Lad<l. A. a. Brann.
HAL LOWELL Charles II. Clary a. G.
Towle. Ma NCiiESTER|4l. "a. Bowman
So o4 WCA aTndn d4EI 4 + r.; nxt Mhi
FiELD,W. ". Nye CO; WlNSLoWI al
burne & Co. BATH-Fred p Emmons.
FULLER.HOLW.Y COMPANY, Distributor,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20

If there We're but one potato in the
world q careful cultivator might pro-
ducc II 00n. 0Cn 200 from it in 10 years.
and thus supply the world with seed
again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
UTE INDIANS ESCAPE.
Fart of Band Gets Away from Cavalry
and Goes to Join the Sioux.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nov. IA special
t. tho Tribune from Sheridan. Wyo.,
says that part of the band of Ute In
dams who are being escorted to Fort
Mr"dc by United States troops. escaped
and are believed to have gone to the
Sioux reservation. Tho Jtcs objected
t" the Immediate presence of the cav
airy and the troops were ordered to
Keep at a certain distance. This gave
tn" Indians m opportunity to desert.
Omaha, Ncb.. Nov 19-At army
headquarters the rumor from Sheridan.
Wye, that part Of the Ute Indians en-
route To Fort Meade have escaped is
regarded as extremely doubtful, as no
such advices have been received and no
orders for the troops to keep certain
distance from the Indians have been
issued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-20
KRUSO
PASTRY & BISCUIT
FLOUR

in making cake, pastry, biscuits, wafTles,
doughnuts, mullins, etc. The results will
pay you even though you are obliged to
keep two kinds of -four in the house.
This, however, is not strictly necessary,
for raised bread made with KRUSO
FLOUR is delicious and wholesome, but
YOU must learn how 10 Nuke it.
To be sure, it is not as light and
spongy as when made from Spring
Wheat flour, but it has other advantages.
Among them might be mentioned the
fact that it is much more gratifying and
nourishing. -