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The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
CANNED CARROTS AND BEETS
Will Be Found as Acceptable During the Winter as the More Ordi-
 nary Sweet Preserves.

For carrots, scrape the carrots, put into jars, fill with clear cold water, adding salt or not, as you wish. Pro- ceed as for canning tomatoes. Per haps you would like to put up some beets. If so, mash, and boil but one hour, pour over cold water, remove skins, fill jars. If large beets, quarter them. Fill jars to overfiowing with cold water, but no salt, Soak one hour. Fasten down springs and test each day for three days.
 Have put up lot of string beans, string and mash beans. cut in inch lengths. Fill jars, add teaspoonful of salt. Fill to overfiowing with cold water. Let cook three hours or one hour for three days. To open the jars, run knife under rubber and top will come off easily. The vegetables are so much nicer and cheaper than can be bought Put up two pecks of string beans. Cost me 50 cents. Saved s1.10 on them. Two quarts of beets at 5 cents will fill two quart jars Cost, 2k cents a jar.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
HOW TO REDUCE THE FLESH
Strenuous Methods Coupled With Pa.
 tience Are Necessity-Redu- cing the Diet.

Strenuous methods are methods de manding patient, unceasing self-con- trol and deprivation. They must not be foolish methods. if one is to pre- serve ones health. Toe rapid reduc- ton is decidedly dangerous for any one, and any reduction is dangerous, without the advice of a physician, for one who is not well. Moreover, every individual must select her own meth cd and learn from experience which one will help her. It is usually a pret- ty safe experiment to cut ones menu in half-one egg instead of two in the morning. one slice of toast instead of two, one helping instead of two at dinner, etc Most of us undoubtedly eat too much. and reducing the diet while leaving us hungry at first most of the time, cannot do any harm if not carried to extremes. Moreover, it is pretty sure to be effectual If in addition to that we give up starches, sweets. and butter, taking dry toast instead of hot or cold bread, and drinking no water with our meals, the results are bound to be satisfactory Harper's Bazar.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
Reef Ninaiarettes.

Cut a slice about three inches thick from round of boiled beef. Put it in a saucepan and add wineglassful of white wine, the same of water, bay leaf. bunch of sweet herbs, three cloves and salt and pepper. Let sim mer on the fire until the liquor is about half absorbed, turning the meat frequently. When the meat is cold put it on dish with slices of lemon and garnish of parsley and serve with sauceboat of the liquor strain ed and seasoned with a dash of vine gar.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
Finnish Roll.

Mix enough shortening into entire wheot bread dough, after the second raising, to make it tender; one-fourth cupful to each pound will usually be sufficient; roll out one-fourth inch thick and spread with creamed butter, then spread with dried cherries. Sprinkle with cinnamon and grated nutmeg; then roll as for jelly cake. wetting the outer edge with water and pressing together. forming in a ring and fastening the ends together with water; with shears cut into slices one-half inch thick. allowing each slice to lap little on the previ- ous slice so the ring will remain in tact when all are cut; let rise to dou- ble their size and brush with water and bake; serve hot with stewed cherries heaped in the center and cov- cred with sauce. or serve with coffee, emitting the fruit and sauce in the center.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
tablecloths

Table napkins and tablecloths should never be starched.
 Bristle brushes if merely dusty can be cleaned in cornmeal
 A small broom made of stiff wire is convenient in cleaning skillets.
 week alum bath is good for tender feet which suffer in summer time.
 Powdered boracic acid sprinkled on lace yoke or collar, then laid away for day or two, then well shaken out, will remove the soil.
 When a room is to be closed for several months work powdered borax into the edges of the carpets and un der the spots where heavy furniture rests.
 Fasten firmly at the center of back tape or ribbon, which is run through beading in underwear. This keeps ii from being pulled half out or lost en tirely in laundering.
 Hold the knife in a slanting manner and follow the grain of the wood while do the washing of 1t away from the iron sink, for the least grease and black will get into the soft wood.
 When ironing starched clothes. fl the iron is dipped quickly into cold water each time when taken from the stove the starch will never stick and the clothes iron smooth and so quick lv you hardly realize you're started before you're done.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
CARING FOR THE LEFTOvERS
system Which Makes for Economy How to Make Refrigerator Earn
 Its Ice Bill.

It is wise, when fruits and jellies come In little glass jars or tumblers, especially when these have covers. to save up some of them, turned upside uoWn on shelf out of the way for the leebox season. Then, when food is left over and is to be saved for entrees or buildings, put It in these little glasses, cover it, and set 1t away, and you will find your refrigerator holding about twice as much as it would if the ordinary vegetable dishes and bowls were used. Moreover, these dishes are washed at the proper time, and all ready for use at the next meal.
 Stlll more important, the mere act ot putting these leftovers into fresh dishes often directs the attention to them so that they are used when they might otherwise De forgotten. Vego- tables that are to be used in the same soup can be put into the same dish, extra yolks or whites of eggs can be Kept till needed, in one of the little Bar le Due glasses or one of the jars beef extract comes in, with a butter plate over the top; a cupful of soup or vegetable gravy can be saved till next morning, and used for soup; and still there Is room for fruit, milk, butter, eggs, and the other things that belong to the icebox, and the glass jars and tumblers can be closely covered so that their contents will not taint any a hot ic ,f lr ing the well trained refrigerator earn it's ice bill.
 box of gelatin might be called first aid to the icebox in getting up hot weather dishes. When clearing the taSle it is often possible to be- Take what is left of the fruit, or the green peas or tomatoes, melt some gel attn asd stew It up with them accord ing to the directions on the pack age, pour it into molds and set it away in the refrigerator, and there you have salad for luncheon, with the addition of little lettuce or endive, and dress ing. There are jellied fish also, and meat apic.
 Economizing space by saving left overs in jars means having room for fruit. fresh vegetables, bottles of cold drinks, and things that really must have space This room is what the masculine half of the family will ap- preciate. No man ever saw the econ omy of an icebox filled up with vege- table dishes and part of roast, so that there was no room for the water melon. And the reason is good one because there was no economy about it. Cut the roast off the bone and stew the bone down into stock and wash the platter; pour that half jar of peaches into a jam jar, and, most important of all, empty that milk bottle and wash it thoroughly.
 An icebox may not have typhoid fe- yer itself if it Is filled with germs, but the family will, and that is ex- pensive.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
LACE READPlECE A NOVELTY
Becoming innovation That Bids Far to Retain Popularity for Some
 Time.

One of the features for the hats for formal wear is the round piece of lace that is attached to the inside Of large shape just as a bandeau is used. It falls in soft folds over the hair and looks quite like the lacy edge of-save the mark,-a breakfast cap. But you have no idea of the becomingness of this innovation. Pretty features ap- pear more lovely under the softening halo of tulle or lace, and other faces are vastly improved by the medium be- tween them and the felt or satin crown of large hat.
 Black white or metallic lace is used for this frill that is arousing comment. . Tiny rosebuds of narrow ribbon or small silk flowers are worked into the lace, lessening the contrast and harmo- inizing with the plumes or lace trim ming on the outside of the chapeau. The rufle Is about two inches wide. It is attached before the lining Is adjust ed. although few mihiners have ar ranged for a change of lace by series of loops and buttons.
 How did this originate? Why, prob ably from the fancy turban headdress of lace trimmed with flowers that Parisiennes wore in the summer in evenings At all events. sustained by the knowledge that a hat with this in. her frill was awarded first prize at the great exhibition of chapeaux. it comes as something new and bids fair to be adopted.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
FOR DINNER OR LUNCHEON
Proper Arrangement of the Table and Order Of Seating and Serv-
 ing Guests.

Set plate for each person. At the right of the plate place an oyster fork. soup spoon and knife in the or der of use, the first one used furthest from the plate. At the left of the plate lay the forks in order of use, the first one used furthest from the plate. Let the tines of the forks and bowls of the spoons be turned upward and the cutting edges of the knives be turned toward the plate. Place the napkin upon the plate or at the left of the forks or folded once above the plate. Set glass for water above the kAife. If wine glasses are to be used set the glass for water above the plate and near the center of the cover (space set the wine glasses to the right in a half circle. the first one to be used placed furthest toward the right and nearest the hand
 The salad knife and fork are sup piled for a salad to be served as a separate course These are placed ac- cordng to the place of the salad in the HleHu UT Just beloFe tne Sdidu IS passed Spoons or knives and forks are usually supplied for the sweet course-after table has been cleared for this course-spoons and knives at the right of the plate and forks at the left If forks only are called for. place these at the right.
 When serving the dessert-if eight plates-or plates with finger bowls. are to be set before the guests and the dessert Is to be brought in after ward, set the plates before the silver. If the dessert Is to be brought in on individual plates, set silver in place. then bring on the food
 Three important things to remem- Der:
 No. Food should always be set down before the guests from the right No. 2-When a dish Is presented from which guest is to help himself it should be passed to his left No. 3-When course is finished re move the plates from the left. Meats are served by the host and hostess from the table or by atten dants from eide table and pantry
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14

The skirt is encircled at the bottom with band of white linen, edged with red. and the girdle is of white linen
 The dres at the right, for girl from 10 to Ii years, is of white dotted batiste made up in pretty fashion over pink liberty.
 The yoke and trimming are of Eng fish embroidery and raised embroi- dery It is finished at the neck with a band and knot of narrow black velvet ribbon
 The sash is of pink liberty ribbon prettily knotted at the left side.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14

THE dress at the left, for girl from
 10 to fl years old, Is of white ba- A tiste linen. It is in princess form, drawn in at the waist with fine tucks, and trimmed with bands of embroidery or lace.
 It is finished at the neck with an applique of pink linen; the long tucked undersleeves are of white linen.
 The little girls frock is of red linen with white dots. The blouse and sleves are cut in one piece and trimmed with applique bands of white linen edged with red. The yoke is of lace or embroidery.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
The Automobile Veil.

Do you realize how soiled an auto mobile veil quickly gets? If 1t is Tn color not to show dust, do not imag inc there is none there. If you have regard for your skin, wash your veil frequently
 Because of this washing it pays to get a good quality of veil in the start Chiffon cloth washes admirably; chif' ion itself pulls. Use a pure white soap and lukewarm water Rinse well without hard rubbing. Dry out most Of the moisture between thick cloths and iron while partially damp.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
Chair for the Sewina Machine.

An important thing to remember in running a sewing machine is to have chair of exactly the right height. The neglect of this detail has been the means of giving bad name to many a willing thing of steel and iron. for if the seat is too low the operator not only gets very tired, but the machine runs noisily and heavily.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
Fish ScaIIop.

Butter baking dish. Put in alter nate layers of bread crumbs and re- mains of fish loaf, have crumbs on top Moisten each layer of crumbs with some of the leftover sauce which has been thinned with milk or milk and water. Bake until crumbs are brown. A nice breakfast dish
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
Fine Ice Cream.

One pint milk. one cup sugar, two tablespoons four. one saltspoon salt, one egg, one pint cream Cor milk). one.half to one cup sugar. one table spoon flavor: boil the milk. mix the sugar, flour, salt and egg and cook 20 minutes after egg. sugar. flour and salt are added to the boiling milk. This is cheap and fine.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
Caramel Sweet Potatoes.

Slice boiled sweet potatoes, dip them into melted butter and then into gran ulated sugar. Place in hot oven un- i'll the coating of brown caramel is formed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
Nut Cake With Raisins.

One cup sugar. one-half cup melt ed butter. one cup sour milk, two even cups flour, one teaspoon soda. added to the flour, one cup raisins, one-half cup nuts, one egg. to be added the very last thing before putting in the oven.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14

Pawn colored face cloth is selectei baro. inc coat has the sleeves cut llkc a kimono It fastens at the ieft sioe' at the ends of the long velvet collar which is embroidered the cuhs match: a deep band of braiding tfim' the foot of coat. m
 uat of straw, trimmed with coarse black net. o,o,,
 Materials required; 5 yards cioth' Ae inches wide, 1 yard velvet, lh dozen wards braid. 4 yards SIX io' lining to waist.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
Milk Sherbet.

One quart of milk, juice of two lem ons, two cups sugar and teaspoon gel atine. dissolve in little water.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14

Salvation means more than simply a kind of ticket to heaven.-Rey. Carter Fl. Jones. Baptist Louisville.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-10-14
THE E LAST JUDGM ENI Sunday School Lesson fer Oct. 16, 1910
 Specially Arranged for This Paper
Specially Arranged for This Paper

LESSON TEXT-Matthew z5: 31-4s. Memory verses 34-36
 GOLDEN TEXT.-'Tnasmuch as ys have done 1t into one of the least cf these my brethren. ye have done 1t unto me" Matt. 25:4o.
 TIME.-Tuesday. April {. A D. 90. The same day as our last two lesso nA
 PLACE.-On the Mount Of Olives.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-27

Der Gntrlftune, iaets ct, i,t,b ittit
srobem geoauerlt miiiie ct fonita-
tieren, BOB Die 6egierutlg lire
@oblerfolge unter elmer oireften
gerlesung Ser @elete er5ielt babe.
Natirlid entitano nab oielen 8cre
ten elm @eioenldrm uro es nubni
Ionee 3eit, big oie Sronullg ipieoer
bereeitellt merben fonnte.
Ser @orfaG benefit , Dap Die
Suitbioner enti6loiien firp, eire
grimme Sppoiition gu fiiDrcL unn
oo iie, ibrer geringen @noobl ne
gen, init elmer reeularen Spboiittol1
ltidts uusridten fonnen, 10 iper
ben ite mol CUR ObitruftiolI erei=
fen uno Die Grleoieung ser &C.
i6afte gu perbinoern iud)er. Sc,
5eidnelto fir tire Ste1llngllabme
lit es, oaB tie beidlollen haben, of@
len SeitIidfeiten, Die gu @bren Der
Mnlpeienbeit bes 4aiier=&0nigs u1tb
Ser groffnung oes 8arlanlentS
peranitaltet meroer, fern gu bIei-
ben.
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in Ser ungariihen &auptitubt Gilt
Msittmo6 iebr liebnsmiiroig empfoll-
gen moroell. 9ie Sabrt born gabn=
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uno SERENE bilbeten Spalier u1to
cine u~ngebeure Meniherutellge bot
tie ii6 in Ben StraBen periomrneft,
oie ben Safer aonig NIT 8esetite-
rul1g beeriiBte. Mbenos fano Ell
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t~auieno 8erionen beteiltgtest. Ser
alte Serr fiblte ii6 ourd oieie
@ufmerfiamfeiten libtli6 Iebr a1tge.
nebm beriibrt. -
Die bon &reta ol1sgebenbe @efobr
i6eint mieoer beleitiet gu iein.
Die @reter perdaneten befoumtIih
bon ibren 2anotagsmitglieocrn, ba6
tie Dem &onig BON @riedenlano ben
Sreueio Ieiiten ioIten. Das forntetl
fid natirlid peber Die giirfei nod
Die Shusmadte eefalen laiien ullo
Die 2esteren ionoten &riegsldifie
na6 Der Sniel. 9araufbin baben
Die &reter nadgegeben rno ole @es
fabr zines genaltiamen ginldrct=
tens lit beieitigt. 9as lit leDr gut,
oenn man meiB INNER ni6t, mas
iold ein gemaltiames gini6reitelt
nod ii6 5ieben fam. NatiirIid i'll
Die &riIts oamit ni6t beenoet, ior-
bern mir peri6oben. Sriiber ODER
lpoter miro es bod 81 ether &ofa=
Itropbe fommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-27
81 1rieobera. @eiien lpuroe q

SSn S~rieobere, 9eiien lpuroe ell
oeiperoter 8eriud genlodt, Die
Staotfaiie imb &otsbaus gu berauben.
Gin nit elmer @eiidtsmoste perip-
bener ganoit bradte I'M Mats6aus
cine 8ombe CUR @rploiion. MGe Ge-
alnten floben, biz allf Sen lt1btil0,en
&ofiierer, Der iid 5ur @ebre iebte
uno bon Dem 8auber nieOereeid)loi-
len muroe. Ger 2estere rattle baum
cine @n5obl @oloitiide uno 9altfno-
ten 5uiommen unb ergriff auf eiileln
Bicycle Die Slu6t, nobel CT pieoer-
bolt auf Die i'm perfolgence Golfs-
menge idob uno einen &nabell tote.
tie iomie 5nei Manner petnunoete.
goli5iiten iebten ibm nit eineln 2(u-
tomobil nod uno bolten i5a cir.
Ils Ser Bandit feinen @uslue1 ntcbr
iob, iagte er iih cine &ligel ourb
ben &opf. gr nuroe aIs ser Gbouf-
feur @arfenltein erfonnt, ser i'll
8eroa6t itano, fiir5li6 Dor oenl Sah-
lie zines 8anfiers in Sranffnrt cine
9ombe CUR @rploiion gebradt 8,t ba-
hpu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-27
3iuei StGote ii6ereinanoer.

Die ieit lGlteerer Belt nnterllollt,
menen Insgrobultgen lit 0ltla, Der
often Sofenitobt Sons, Baben oQ.
mablig 5u 10 merfmiiroigel Grcigllii-
fen gefiibrt, bob oieie @llsgra6ungen
iebt 81 Ben beoeutenoiten uno le6r-
reiditen ge5ablt meroer miiiielr,
Die gegentportig i'm Gauge ii1to.
@os 5uno6it nn's 2idt gefomrnen
tit, Oas lit cine politdnoig regelnld=
Bige, ouf @runo zines eill6eltlidelt,
BON einem Ir6iteften entuorfelten
8lane angeIegte Stabt, Die eii0a Dem
5meiten no66riitli6en Sabrbunoert
oneebort unb ouf BEN gefe1I oes
&oiiers @oorion erbout poroen 5t
6ein ideint. 9os Merfmiiroieite
ober 1T, mie 8rofeiior 2uciolli III
einem @eipra6 init einem Mitar6ei=
ter Ser romii6en &rtbune" berpcr-
bebt, oaB oieie gauge faiierlide Stoot
iiber elmer dlteren republifoniide1
Stobt erbout lit. Mon bat bier 8pei
Stdote Dor iid, Die 3t elmer aepiilen
@pode 10 5iemli6 gleid5eitig lt1o
leben einanoer eriitirt baben mliIicn;
anf Ben StraBen uno Gldbet Scr
.Staot aus ser republifaniihen 3elt
erbeben iid einfad Ole, oie i1 Scr
&aiier5eit llel1 ongelegt nurben. Sic
l1ria6e oieier merfmiiroigen @ri6ei=
nltllg lieet in Ser 9eorobu11g Der
Staot bur9 Die Sluten bes Siber.
Sic mubte baber, UNI Dor Dem Inter
gang gerettet 81 meroen, menigiten5
I'M 9 o. Mptpr hnher ne[ent fnprApt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-27
Die Malerimneit mnb Die MHanmer.

Ser @ebeilne &ofrat Spie-Erenen
batte Dor &ur5em I'M 8erein fir
Srauenftimmredt in Dresden eillea
gortrag iiber Sen @onIerootisnuls
nno oeiien Steaung our Srauenfrose
gebdlten. Die M%usfibrunaen oes
@eb. Sofrats baben nun lei Den
Shiilerinnen zines Malinitifuts Oer-
artiges Snterelie erreet BOB iie eilr
Shreiben aufiestel1 nnb an oen 9le6e
ner abgeben lieBel1. SSn oieIem lou-
ligen griefe, Der ieoenfaGs Die Sra.
ee NIT launieem Sumor auffabt
6eiBt es, ben yOresbener @ea6rih<
ten" 5ufolge: nSebr geebr1cr &err
@ebeimrot! Mit eroBem Slltereiie
baben mir Sbre Die 5rauenfrage be-
treffenoe Meoe eelelen. @ie ale
midtigen 9agesereigniiie muroe lie
natiirlib nit Ser Walitunhe iofort
5ur Debate ge6rodt; ood mar oiele
ausnabmspeiie iebr idnel beenbet,
ga mir ms glei6 ale often 5u SSbrer
Gniibt beiamten. glud mir lnah
Der @einung, oaB Die Srau nur fiirs
Saus ulio CUR @efabrtin oes sRanlcs
aeihoffen it, bod Ieioer limo unlere
8emiibungen, einen @eE0brten at
fiiloen> itets an Der Seiratsunluit
Der Wdnmer eeldeitert. 9a Sic
aber ood iiher bereits @ege gefun-
ben BADEN, biejer gu iteueru iiei es
hur6 Seiratsprdmien ODER anoere
Mnregungsmittell tpenoen mir ulls
electromagnetic an Sic nit Der gtt-
tie, uns einige beiratsluitige Manner
5llr @usfuabl 5u ienben. 8ir ii1o
leoen 0ielitag nno 9onneritag i'm
@telier. itraBe gu iprcden. Ser
Waleret baben mir i1ns MIR in or.
manglung zines beiiersn 2ebeus3ne-
des 5%ugetpanot. Bir iino bereit, iie
lofort an~f5ueeben unb MIR nod benz
Wanne gu leben. 1eberbaupi lillc
mir iebr anipru6slos, eineT Mionlie
5uliebe fonnen mir oGes o%hfgeben.
0o6 modten mir, faGs Sic uniersn
8unih erfiaen, aub bitten, einen
beiratsluitisel1 @roBpapa fir nniere
2ebreriit NIT gu ihiGenL 90 iie ourd,
unieren @bgane bod brotlos mer-
ben m1B. aber mir moften bamit
nidt ettpa iaeen ooB nidt aud pir
nit einem dlterell Serrn 5ufrieben
iein miiroen, merni ct nod eiuiger-
maBen rritig lit. Sn Der Soffnung
auf baloige @ntmort, Sbre Sbnen
eonfbor ergebenen -. .id)en Dial
iun9frauen. q. 9. Mls 9reffpunft
fonnten mir aud Die &unitartsiicl.
lung empfeblen, 90 iie, auber az
S%onntoeen, mo es itur 90 Bfennig
Gintrittsgelo foitet. Der einiantite
9lae in. -. uno ~l1mgeeeno tit uro
Die giinitieite @elegenbeit gu unge.
itorten Iusipraden bietet."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-27
Mus Der a,lten a(tcn 2eit.

Gin beritorbener giirger bon Gin-
cinnatj Der iid Dor etwo neun3ig
Sabren bort nieoerlieB, bat iorg-
faltig iiber Die 2ebensfoitcll BUD &C.
fiibrt, uno feline @uf5eidnlngen er-
peden angeii6ts Der berte 9erridJen.
ben Seuerung eigentiimlid)e @efiible.
60 beibt es 3. 9. in Dem SagebndJ
oes Sobres 1928: &inof(eiidl &ont-
mel uno &albfleil6 foltelt 2 6ts A
Gents oas Rfunb, S6meiueileij6t1a
big 212 Gents, Butter t21a 6is
1874 Gents, Sale 6 big 8 Gents prc
8funo uno Ger A bis 10 Geits ods
9ubeno. Siibner meroen fiir 10
bis % Gents oos 8oor berfouit uno
Surfep 3 bis A Gents oos Giuno.
9omals mar Die 3eit, mo- moi lelblt
bel nieoriqem 2obn nod SIT @obl.
itonb %eelangen fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-27

- Nn l1nion=8 abnbof in Sort
'lono, Ore, lit oie 2ei6e eilles Won-
mes in einem Softer, mel1er nod
0ortb 8upaaltp, @oib., oufgeeeben
moroen 1T, eefltnoen norbelt. 8lut,
iueldes aus Dem Softer liderte, filDr-
te CUR @ntoedu11g oes gerbredens.
Die Boli5ei brodte bolo III grfoD-
rlttlg, oaB Der @rmoroete ein gelpii-
Ter @iGiam @. Sobnion bon Geattlc
iei uno ooB er, feline @ottill u1lb eill
iiebeniabrieer @nabe III einem 8ort-
laaoer Sotel getpobnt better. Sc.
teftibs batten im SartoumDrchpn lclt-
geiteGt, ooB bie 2eihe aus Dem 9lortb
@no &oteI fam, noielbit Spbuion nit
uno eiuett eetpilien S. g.
@ebb, Ser als yBoners" alis 9eonte,
@lasfa, ii6 in oos Sotelregilter ein-
getrogen bate, gefpobnt botte IL. BON
mo aus Ser Softer nd6 Dem Ndbn6of
gebra6t morben mar. Sn belt 3ilE,
mer, meldes oas @bepaor bemobnt
batte, fano man cine bluieetrGnttc
Watrobe nnb in @ebb's 3ln.nter Ell
men blutbefledten Sotidldger. Sic
Boli5ei forihte ben beioen ,.nd) ulto
perbaftete ite in einem btaieen 80
girbaus, als tie BON elmer 9(atonlo-
bilfabrt bon einem @ergniigungsori
beimfebrten. @ebb b~ebollptetc 5~uerit,
Sobnion 5nlest ant 1nion-9abnDof
betrnnfen geieben SIT babca, ulln
leugnete, ooB er nit oem gooe SSSobn-
IONS etmas gu TIM qebnbt babe.
Spater gab er 5lt, bob er Sobnion ere
mor0et hobe