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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17

mein grblobl1 5u idao nno bin i6
gan5 fu6steufelsmilo uno peiB nidt,
mas meroen ioa. Ser Gbriitian
bringt Dir mas bon mir. Die Iltide
meiB ni1ts oapon. 90 nimms BON
oeinem @ater uno laB Die Sran5o-
lens nidt bariiber fommen. 2ieper
Senridt fief ton, pie on nit quite
Monier bon oie Solbatens Los
fontnllt uno lpenn mid oas ein gut
Stiid @elb foit. &unn mein Senrid=
John MID elm 8iiiden mas franf mer=
ben? 9ies bleibt inter uns. llno
penn on MN beim famit, 10 fonnt'
man ia n perniinftiges 8ort oar-
iiber fiiren, iiber oeines Gatters 2eib-
5uft, I'M nit Die 8riiggemanns, bas
finn Damn an6 pobl IN Die &eibe,
benn Die 9elfatrin is MIDI 10 obne,
I'M mandmol ilberlegt man ii6 mas
aners, mien leime Sobu. @omit
ib perbleibe oein lieber Batter So
bann @isbert S6ulte-Saiobof."
Ser 8auer bate umionit feline
3eit uno ieinen S6neiB an oieiem
i6mierigen 8rief ~peripenoet. Nab
5ipei Sagen iteIte ii6 Ser %einobrige
&nedt mieoer ein nit Dem nieber-
idmetternoen @eiheio, Die 2an5iers
maren fort, mdren abgeriidt auf 2ipp=
itabt unb Baoerborn 81, mon lpiiBte
nidt gerall, pobin, aber eS lei fein
3meifel, Dob Tie 10 uiadtefen" ge-
gen Die &liiien gingen. Ile iagten
es, aud 2eute, Die BON 10 Sa6en
mas periteben t1ten.
8er5peiflung padte ga Ben S6ul=
ten an. 9lm liebiten bate er iid Die
Saore gerouft; nnO als Ser &lledt
gar er5dblte, nie err ben Wann &C.
lprohen babe, bel Dem Senri6 I'M
0uartier geleger, utb mie oieier oes
2obes boll iiber ben iungen S6rlten,
uno mas fir elm tiidtiger aerl Der
Senrib mar uno mas fir Elm famo-
ier Heiter, uno oaB man &eipeft Dor
ibfn boben miilie, oo foni1te er iid
nift balten, ltllo es fullerton linn
einige Srdnen iiber Die Baden. Sol
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
MIIerlei.

- @a1reno Der garnebaltpohe
berfaufen Die @iienbabnen BON alien
Tunften IN Seras nah San Mntonio
Sifets fir Die Sin- nno Hiidfabrt 5ll
elmer State plus 20%. Sir Mon-
tag aaein ur1o fir Samitag iinb Die
&unoreiie-Naten ieood bon ein3elnen
Hunften beoeuteno ~nieoriger.
8nnoesri6ter Marep bat ben
A. Wai als oNaturaliiotions-Eag"
mgeiest. Die Ipplifonten INN 8ir-
gerpapiere iino: Soiepb @adtel 4arl
Sporn1 9enrp @eorg @eper, MihaeI
gmmert, 6ubolf 9enoer, Sobn Wmi-
ier, Srattf 8ergmann, Q. 2ieber.
Die Sd)ulbeborbe Fat gbas. 5.
2ufin, Der ieit ether langen Geihe bon
Sabren an ltniern offentIi9en Sdu-
len nnterri6tet uuo 5ulebt 9rinaipal
Der 6odfdJule mar, ais Shulfuperin-
tenoent ertpdblt.
Ser. 3abnar5t 9 +. s. e n +
Dam bena6ri6tiet biermit ieine
oeutihe alinoidaft, ooB er iein sobn.
ar3tlif)es sSnititut bonn Mlamo Bla5a
naf Dem 4. Stofperf I'M Woore-@e-
bauoe, perIest bat, mo er anei ele-
CANT eineeridtete Stlben belpobnt.
Die 4utomobilbefiber boben iih
iebt ihon orgoniiiert, Inn i'm SCRIPT
mdbreno Der @usitellung groBe Gen-
men 5t bernnitalter.
Die 9. 9. Sotel 3obmpagnie
bat ELM @runoltiid BON 6S SUB 5ront
III Der @oulton StroBe, norouf Die
@inslem departments iteben, fir
$4,000 al 90. Senitermafer per-
fanft. gs berbleiben Der &ompognie
nod 1875 Sub Sront an Der Souiton,
$40 SUB an ser ct. Marp itno ITO
SUB an Ser Grapi5 Strabe.
S. 6. Sobel bat gegen ben
gerfauf zines Streifens 2ano i'm
San Heoro 9arf Seitens Ser Stabt,
8erufung eingelegt. Sopel bebaup-
tet, oas 2ano eebort gum Barf uao
onrf ben gerfauf miro iein gigen.
tum geidaoigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
Sa6ieni11oel.
aDmau Dun @alt9er ednlte BPM grHbl.
(Jortfebnng.)
XXI.


Ser @inter bes Sabres 1912
legte ii6 nit ieinen triiben Sagen uni
ieinen S6neeIaiten beion6ers idper
a1f Die @emiiter I'M galt5en oeut-
iden 2anbe. @ie es lange Dor Dem
@usbrub zines ihmeren @epitters
murrt uno croft nno Die Seele mil
abnungspoaem Sdreden in gann
i6ldgt, 10 liefen nun unaufborlide
@erii1te Inn iiber einen beporiteben-
ben groBen &rieg nit HltBlano, iiber
einen 4ampf bes @eitens gegen Den
&oloB oes Oitens. nn6 penn aud
ni6ts @eiuiiies berlautete, man fibl-
te es, 0aB ales gu elmer groBen &a-
taltropbe b%inordngte. SSn Den 2anben,
Die oireft unter Der 9otnaBigfeit oes
fran5oiii6en 4aiiers ftanben, allo
auf I'M @roBber5ogtum Berg muir
De Die &onifription nit groBter
Strenge betrieben, uno Die Mnsbil
bung Der &efruten cling unperpeilt
Dor iif, mdbreno in ben vperbiinoe=
ten" Staaten Die Steaung bon itar-
fen Silfsfontingenten auf 8ermnlai-
Jung oes ollgelualtigen aorien eifrig
bepirft muroe.
Nie botte man IN 9eutl1lanb Die
5auit 8onaparte's 10 i6mer5baft emf
pfunoen tpie iest, no iid alles ieinen
berri6iii6tigen Blanen beagen uno
ibnen opfern muBte, opfern nit i6pe-
rer glutitelier, oenn es gob nidt piele
6amilien, in oenen ni6t elm naber
ooer e%ntfernter 5reuno ODER Ser
monoter mitaeriilen puroe in Den
toLlen arieesltrnoeL.
Die geridiebung Der Gruppen-
teile nod Dem Often begann, nno
Die idipade Soffmune, Dob oaS I'M
eemitter pielleidt nod einmal nor=
iibergeben fonne, 5erfloB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
g6as. s. 2afiu.

Der 1leue SduIiuperintenoent lit elm
gnglGnoer bon @eburt. Sn Dem flei.
men Drt @eipesfielo, @louceiter Count
tp, erblidte er i'm Sabre 1859 oos
2idt Der @eIt. Mafoem er Die 8iir-
gerfHuIen abiolpiert eing er CUR
llniberiitGt mad Cambridge uno Com
bon uno unterridtete 5uerit i'm Sib-
thorpe College in Brighton. 1883
tam er nod Eeros unb iibernobm 81,
erif bic Sdule in Stringtotpn, I'm
melt Weu- 8raunfels. 1856 puroe
er Qebrer IN ben bieiigen offentlider
Shulen uno bat gu oeren gntmide'
lung big at. beutigen 8eoeutung un1
&usoebniilg meientlid b~eigetragen.
GS lit MIR cine M%nerfennufg feiner
4erAienite, bic inn burh Die @abl
gum Superintenoenten gu Seil &c.
iporben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17

A~uartiermeiiter Stebens bat
bic ~foIgenoen Gontrafte fir Die Gle
ferune BON Gourage uno 9rennma-
terioI ausgegeben: s. Tolano & 60,
100000 Bfo. &eu, 55h per 100
Yfunb; 100000 9fun6 Streue, 45
Gent per 100 Bfun6. S. 6. Miigse,
20, 900 8fun6 Wais, $3.50 per 100
Yfnno; 100000 Yfuno Safer,
$1.93 per 100 Yfuno. s. S. @reen,
1000 Goro 8rennbola, $5.45 per
Gor6; 60. S. @Ia5e, 1000 CORDS
1rennbol5 $4.95 per Cord. 81. Strat-
ton bon 8rafettpiae 1900 CORDS gu
$3.50 per CORD. .. 81. gfobertion,
W6loer, 1000 CORDS gu $4.73 per
Cord. 81. Sue, 500 gujdel Sol5-
fobIe. Go. S. @la3e, 100000
Wfuno aoble gu 33 2/5 Gents per
100 Hfltno.
SIM alter bon 70 Sobren itarb
in ibrer @obnung, 218 8urnet Ctr,
Mrs. Sanles Stepens. Sic lebte bier
ieit 5S Sabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17

DIES empfm1o er ols cine groBe
S6pdd)e uno einen S6impf, uno
Inn bieien @inorud bel Dem &nedbte
mieoer nett gu MAIDEN iudte er Die
Shultin beim fling arafebl nit ibr
an, beibuloigte iie abermals, oaB
iie Ben Senrid alls Dem Sauie eetrie=
ben babe uno tobte 10 gemaltis, oaB
feiner iiber feline 8iroe als SEER
oes Sofes mebr i'm 3meifel iein font
te unb batte man inn poroem gd6e
bon Sranen bergieBen ieben.
(gortiesung folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
WaschkIeider fuer Damen.

500 Wafdfleiber fir 9anten aus
,,tatt" rnb blatemt 2atun, biibid be-
lett nit meifem mnb Satcg p8tpins",
inert So, uerben tn bieiem grpke1 gers.
famf nerfanft fir ..... $l.39
$50 ,peife 2atunfletber fir Sartet
nit geitidten nnb Spiter beietten 4a=
nels an glmie mnb @pf. 9iefe &let=
ber firb ttie fir iuentger ais $500
pertamft %uprben, in bteiem grpfen
9erfamf seben fe fir .$1.98
100 tpeike inbiide 2inunflei6er fir
Samen, Mpf unb 8lnfe nit 5a1cy=
Hipingbeiat. Seberseit S. tuert, tn
bieietn Werfanf fir $3.50
100 tpeike 9aiun= Sletber fit 9a=
tter, NIT Spiten unb Sttferei beiekt,
sefaltete @5fe. Seber5eit inert $500,
in bieiem @erfanf 49,. .$3.48
SO Snntper= Mnsiige fit 9amen aus
petfem Simitb nit blaten, i6tuaraen
itnb bratnen Sofia Spts tttb pafiett=
benz @anb nnten am @pf, 8lmie nit
Spiten nnb Sttferet befebt. Siefe
&leiber tpmrber ME fit tpenfger ais
$3.50 berfauft, in bieiem gtsantiiden
Wertatf fir. .S3.9S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
@iel Srm6el

miro berliriadt our6 2eber- unb
Magen-l1ntatigfeit. 9ieles Ios5u-
meroen fotpie 4opfpeb, @iGioiitdt
uno @iftitoffe, oie @elbiudt pernria-
6er, nebmt Or. Sings Nel1e 2ebens-
piqen> bie 5%uberldifisen Seiniger,
nel6e aneenebm mfrfen. Is Gts. bel
@oolpb 9retB uno 81. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
Oferm.

Sftern, Set Der Auferitebmug,
$50 BITE Grbe iid ernent,
WD bet glumenidutnf Der 5elber
Sebes 5ers ntth gug' erfrent.
gSp hes @itters MtFbe6agen
Sn Der 8rnit mnS iuirn geftt4t, 3
$50 init lamen SriblingStagen
Neie Spffnnng ms erfiilt.
Sn bent 5rii6lfng, ttugt ber Sidter,
3iebt bic 2iebe In has Ser5,
Sebes fpienhe 0eflifter
@iro 10 leidt sum 3iebesiders.
Sebe Sprge, ie6er Summer,
SrGgt iid) mod etnrtal 10 letdlt,
@enn beS Sepbprs ianftes JGd]eln
Snrf bic gliiten5tueige fftpetft.
Maes Cute, alles Sd5ne
Sn bet @elt fpa amferfteb'm
1tnb baS Shledlte nnb 0entettte
Ndt benz @ttter u%utergeb'n.
Hidt tmebr In benz bnntpfen Sintnter
Sud)t man fiirber ieine 2nit,
Inter WptteS freiem StttnneI
Shmtat bic Spannfraft mni'rer Srmif.
Sn Der bliib'nben N~pienlanbe
Slit Der frpben 3edjer Gdjaar,
8rinst benz Optt bet Sriiblingsfrenbe
Sbre granfesppfer bar.
@elder Grant mar' mpbl Der bette
3m benz S~ritblingsfefte bier?
@te fannit On tnr 10 mas fragett, =
Sel6itperitanbltdtR o Star8tere
tar@ier r, has mrS int @inter
sat ertpGrntet unh genGbrt
&iiblt ms iett bic bcteen Galie
ttnb lit nm 10 mebr begebrt.
Sarnm trinft nit ppileft 5iisen
Sn Der milben SRI blitgsnaht
2pneS tarSier +, oas Seil unb Segctt
Smmerbar ms bat ge6radt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
|fman Department
Muslin UnterkIeider fuer Damen
und Kinder.

2inber ttmterbpiem aus EXTRA sntent
Muslit, nit Suds, 8rbke 2-12.
inert 15c fir. Sc
SO 9mkemb 9arten= 1tnterbpien aus
gnteun Musltn, nit 5p6liaitm= Jiiife,
pffen pber gefhlufiem. &egnlarer
@crt 35c, fir. .19c
65 9mtenb 9amen= 1tnterbuien aus
9pmeifics- ppn extra gutter Gmalitat,
nit Smfs, Gpiten unb Sttderei be-
iekt, pffen itnb geidlpiien. Meguld=
rer @ert SOC. SIT bieiem Der
fauf sm. ............. .25c
so 9mtetb 9amen=1 mterbpien aus
Mtislim ppm gutter Gualitat, ttefe
Stride, nit spitcit itnb Stiferet be-
fett, 1irgenbs biliser ais 81 berfanft,
tn bieiem gerfamf. $3.50. .48c
MnsIim= 8piuns fit Satten tnb
Mabden, boIle 8reite, nit Stiferet
1nb Spiten beiett, etm Bargain fit
81. Sn bieiett gerfaaf, 10 lamse bet
8nrrat reiht. ~ .4Sc
Gpriet= Gpper fir 9amen, aus
Musliit bptt feiner Qralttdt, nit Spt=
tet unb 8anb befett, r%egnldrer Wert
Soc, 1T bteient Gertanf. 49,. nc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
Seim aeihf dt.

Serr Can Der Safel, Ser fdon meb-
rere 9eoen gebalten bat, alt Ieinem
Siidna6bar): uSerr Meper, Sic
fonnen mobl nidt reben?" u0ein;
ober ib reoe audi ni6t."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
Seine 2isle mnb serippte strin,pfe,
resnlar SOC, iett. 1890. .19c
Schuhe fuer Jeden.

&imber= sdube nnb Slippers NIT
tpeidJen Spblen, ale Sarben. .23c
5ancD &inber= Slipper, 8r6ke1-
4, ale 5arben. ......... 4Sc
Grtra fetne Hatent=2eber &tn6er
slipper, in San, @eik, sduars mnb
5aneD= 5arben, regnlarer @ert $1.5O.
Sm bieiem 8ertamf. 5000. .79c
8arfuk=S anbalen fir fleime Sin=
BET II. :. 500
8arfmk= Sanbalen fir &tnber 5-8
ftr tnr. $500. -. :. 49c
8arfuf Sanbalen fir 5rauet 1nb
Mabden, ale @r1fen. -. 1856
@egmlarer So STfprbs fir 9ainen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
RilIises HoIz.
Sic Eprn fur ietbs Solar.

Iit Dem greis bon iieben 9ouars fir
cine gor0 Sol5 lit es au. Sic SuII
Gor6 @oo6 gompan MI, cine
nelle @ejeuidaft. beren Sol5bof an benz
Sap"<@eleiie lieet, bat ben iibertries
benen 8reiien, Die bi5ber bon benz 8oobs
Sruit berednet tpurben, elm gnoe ge<
ma6t.
8ir baben in nnIerem Sof unb aif
unierem 2nno $4,000 goro eritfIafiges
8oitzO afsSol5. 8ir Iiefern cine bole
Gprb Spls in einem inter Snfpeftion Der
9taot itehenben 8agen, Der ~garantiert
1T, 1913 &llbiffuB Hai1m su ~entbalten,
fl $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17

Mub menn @eoanfen niht 5oa-
fret DGren, piiroe FOLDER 3oa nidt
piel einbringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17

$1,000 ihmar3e Glnb @prfteb Ser
renam5ise, 8 stif, egtra feline ama-
litat, refine @ple, feibenes pber Mt-
las 5utter, 1T biefem @erfaif. 1898
$1,000 3erren=A nsige .$12.48
@erren= Mmaiige aus fduar5ett ST.
bet, 2 nnb 8 stide, iebr gut getnadt,
ieibemes Sutter, resmlarer $500 Mn-
$3.50 6errem=M naiise, refine WpHe,
scotb Hlaib, m bieiern sisantifdsn
Gerfanf. .$4.9S
&eine Ieinete 8errett : Mnaiigc,
blame Garbem, G}rDfe SO bis so, re.
gnlarer So Mit5itg. -. .$2.9S
Henen- Waesehe.
Tpr5fe geffrifte fnterfleibcr fit
M1nner, regnldrer Werte 50c, rttr
...... 21c Det Ardug.
8albriggan=1tnterfleibe fit Man.
ner, creme mnb iueiF, Iange unb fmr5e
Mermet, regmldre 35c @are. 49,.
:. ice ben Mn5mg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
Domestics.

Grtra CUTE Gualttat 8eblethter
DDmefies, regnlar 81. ..5Ac
GStra CUTE Gtnlitat 9pmeftics, D9-
ne Stdrfe, quite 8rette, regulare Zoe
QnaIttat, jett. .7Ac
SO a5a. gebleidter 9Dnneftic, bette
Gnalitat BITE gemaft tuirb, tpetd
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
Damen und Kinder Struempfe.

Cute &inber unb 9amenfrirtpfe
tn braun, petR iarb idmars, regular
l0c, JeRf. . &c
Glegante ntebrige Mdbden tnb Sa=
n1en Striittpfe in alien Jarben, reei1=
lar zoe, iett. ............1 he
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17

3eiratDsS @eine.
Megnber 6. gsgers uno 5rieba 8iee
ters.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

20 start up housekeeping. He hired a
wagon adorned to a laundry sign and drove
about the streets offering cut rates on
washing. with the result that he soon col
lected everything needful But the police
got after him, and sheets, tableclothes and
curtains were restored TO chagrined house
wives. Another enteTprising person rams
formed himself into a coal company for
ten hours during a cold spell. using a small
office, a few placards and some pints Of
assorted coal as stock in trade. He col
lected the money for not a few tons of
coal, at low rates paid in advance, before
retiring from business at nightfall.
The supplemented ~pawnbroker is occa-
sionaIly swindled by a woman confederate
OF a man who has borrowed a hundred
dollars on a diamond pin. The woman ap-
pears accompanied by a policeman and
claims the pin as stolen property. II the
pawnbroker refuses to surrender the pin
1t may cost him more to fight the case
in court.
A German doctor was responsible for an
elaborate swindle at the expense Of a
wealthy western man who lived In a Sc
eluded village with a few servants and his
little daughter. The child had an incur
able cerebro-spinal disease which was
marked by a frequent barklike hiecough.
There came 70 live in the village a widow
whose little girl had tust the same disease.
The father felt a peculiar sympathy for a
case of misfortune that paralleled that in
his own household, and he gave employ
ment TO the widow about his home. A few
months later the German doctor arrived
in town and began 10 practice. The widow
went TO him. He treated her child and
soon she was perfectly cured. The man
FASTENED TO place his OWE daughter under
the Germans care. II cost him about
$4,000. The doctor cashed the check and
decamped. daughter OF the widow
had been trained to simulate the disease
which afnictsd the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
cHAMINADE IN WASHINGTON
Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Taft and Mrs.
LOngNOrth Among Those Who
Occupy Boxes.

Nine. Cecile C~haminade's recital at the
National theater in Washington last week.
the French composer attracted a large and
fashionable audience. Mrs. Roosevelt oc-
eupied one OF the boxes. and among others
had with her Mrs. Nicholas LOnsworth.
who looked particularly well in a smart
tailor-made suit OF plum-oolored broad
cloth. With IT she wore a small toque OF
the same shade and black fox furs. Mrs.
Taft. wife OF the -president-elect. was on
the opposite side OF the house. as the guest
Of Mrs. Charles A. Williams and Miss Will
Jams Mrs. Taft wore a smart. close-fituna
suit Of London smoke. with a toque Of the
same order.
The French ambassador and Nine. Jus
serand were in another box. and had among
their guests Mrs. Herbert Parsons.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
WIRE CUTTING WRIT SOUGHT
Consumers of Current Join street Car
Company I'm Asking Injunction
Against City.

Nine consumers Of electric current from
the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Rail
way company's wires have Joined that COM
pany in the suit for a permanent inJunc-
tion 10 prevent the city from cutting wires.
Their petitions Of Intervention were filed
Saturday. Judge Estelle some time ago re-
fused a temporary Injunction and the case
will come up on its merits within a few
weeks.
The companies Joining in the suit are
Mc~COrd-Brady company, Omaha Structural
Steel works. Wearne Bros, Klopp & Bart
lett company. Hayden Bros. Wilson Steam
Boiler company. Drake-Wmiams-Mount
company. Thomas T. Stroud n Burkley
Printing company.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
MAKING HOME MADE" SAUSAGE
Tested Recipe for Preparing and How
the Mixture May BE
Preserved.

There are many methods OF making sau-
sage meat, most OF them varying in pro-
portions only. All Of them require the use
OF young pork. though some recipes de-
mand more fat meat than others. How
ever sausage is made. II it be kept any
length of time 1t must be packed in bags
or Jars and covered fully an inch thick
with melted lard. This recipe for a deli
cious farmers sausage calls for ten pounds
of meat run through the sausage or meat
grinder. then spread on a clean table.
where 1t is seasoned with a quarter pound
salt. one ounce pepper. a half ounce hand
rubbed sage and a quarter ounce ground
ginger. The latter is to prevent tasting the
sausage for several hours after eating, as
persons with weak digestions sometimes
do. The proportion of fat and lean is
usually about seven pounds lean to three
pounds fat and tenderloln should repre-
sent about one-third of the lean.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
WORK OF The WOMEN'S CLUBS
President and Vice President of Fed
Grafton Will Visit Panama.
GO TO STRENGTHEN CLUB WORK
Board Of Nebraska Federation APP
proves Less Expensive Entertain
ment of Annual Convention
BiubOar Advertising.

Mrs. Philip y. Moore Of st. Louis and
Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman of Chicago,
presideHt and first vice president of the
General Federation of women's clubs. will
sail FROM New York January IS for Pan
nama. They go In the interest OF club ex-
ytension ana are commissioned by the gov
ernmeGt over a year ago the goveT Iment
sent a woman 10 Panama to establi clubs
for the women. recognizing in this move
uent a mSst valuable medium OF afford
80 the women Of the Canal zone a serious
lime OF work that would also serve as a
diversion and relieve the monotony OF their
temporary residence in the tropics. The
government has done all possible to retain
the women OF the families of the engineer
ing force Cpon the canal, in Panama, be-
lieving their presence there will do much
to keep the more desirable class OF men.
In addition to serving as a diversion for
the women, the clubs have done valuable
work for Improvement in conditions. The
Canal Zone Federation has been effected
and Its work is OF the same progressive
character, educational. sociological and
philanthropie as the Women clubs of the
states.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Sherman go to en-
courage and strengthen this organization.
state Federation Meeting.
The Nebraska Federation OF Women's
clubs Is stu without an invitation for it,
annual convention next October. Both OF
the towns that had expected 10 extend an
Invitation have since been forced to as
sumo other obligations at the time OF the
state convention hat will make II difficult.
n possible, 70 take the club meeting II Is
the unanimous opinion Of the state board Of
directors that IL is better TO hold the con-
vention In enc OF the smaller towns than
in Omaha or Lincoln. Many OF those towns
have however, expressed hesitation at in
v!ting the meeting when the larger towns
might provide better entertainment. Then.
too. the expense OF enterts aiming the con-
Eention is heavy upon the smaller clubs and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

fled the detectives for some time. All
kinds Of valuable packages were blown to
pieces. making the company liable for their
value. II was thought at first that the
explosion was caused by an Internal ma
chine in a package that had been addressed
TO a public man. Finally it was discovered
that an ingenious sWindler had forwarded
by express a package of explosives timed
by the clock to go off about two hours
after shipment. The package was listed
10 CONAN pearls and the swindler hoped
to collect 500 insurance, for the sake of
which he was willing to destroy thousands
of dollars worth of property.
A while ago a customer in a Boston de-
partment store had the misfortune to brush
against and knocked over a vase marked
down to NSs9. A nervous little Frenchman
he was. and he was Mortified when
the floorwalker told him he must
pay for the damage. He searched
his pockets. finding only small
change. At length he discovered a $50 ex-
press draft in his billbook and reluctantly
aIloSed the floorwalker to deduct the value
of the vase from the amount Of the draft
receiving the balance in cash. Later the
express draft was returned from the bank
as worthless.
A Bogus Jewel.
The proprietor OF a New York fruit store
was Informed by a woman Of stylish make
up that she had lost a diamond ring among
his crates. II Il was found she would be
glad TO pay 500 for the return OF the ring
at her hotel. Soon after a tough-lookiEg
passerby furtively picked up something be-
tween Two crates on the sidewalk 1t was
the missing ring. which he surrendered in
consideration OF a $40 bill. The proprietor
sent TO the hotel. but the woman could not
be found and the ring was adjudged value
lessL
A young man of Illinois. just married.
conceived a bright plan Of acquiring linen
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

The next meeting of the department will be
held In the club parlors January II, 1909.
Owing TO the Christmas Holidays the liter.
airy department OF the Woman's club has
postponed its meeting two weeks, the next
meeting to be held January 6. 1909. when
Mrs. Willard Langfeld, leader of the de-
partment. will have returned from the east
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
NODDED Pear.

Six large pears, two cupfuls Of water. six
cloves, two heaping tablespoons Of sugar,
half a cupful Of raisin wine. half a lemon,
one and a half talblespOOnfuls Of powdered
gelatine.
Peel and quarter the pears. put in a pan
with the water. cloves and sugar. Cover
the pan and put In the oven until the pears
are quite tender. Dip q plain mold into
cold water. and when the pears are ready
place them In the mold
Put into a saucepan one cupful OF the
juice from the pears. the raisin wine. the
lemon juice and the gelatine. Let these
simmer for six or eight minutes. Then
strain the liquid over the pears and allow
Il TO cool. When quite cold. dip the mold
into tepid water and slip the contents onto
a silver or crystal dish Serve with whip
ped and sWeetened cream.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
GIFTS Christmas Thoughts by Omaha Women

in life's work and may render a valuable
service.
We may not be able to do much. but we
can each one give Tiny Tins God bless
Us. each one with such a spirit that will
infuse love. happiness and comfort into
every one we meet and make the Christmas
tide one OF giadness instead of being bur
densome as It surely Is in many instances.
MRS. EDWARD JOHNSON.
President Omaha Woman's Club.