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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-04
Grand NOATNlY EBiEI,g,
Al the Academy Of p1glc. Kew Orleans,
Tuesday, Oct. t5. 1883.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

100000 Ticket NJ Twenty Du.Iars
Each; Halves $40 40; Quarter. s.;
Heuths 50; Twentieth 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-04

BY ordinary letter, Containing Money Order
ISSUED By all Express Companies, New York II.
change, Draft or postal note.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-04
A Biped Vessel.

Pompous Party-So you AFRO the ex
change aditor, -ogng man. Nautical.
ly speaking, you are a clipperl
Shearnelle-No. lnasmuch as | ply
the scissors for q living, | am a reve
nue. cutter. -Pittsburg Bulletin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-04
AGENTS WAITE h.

For Club Rates, or any further ini0rmaii0n De-.
Sind, Vrit' legibly 10 the under .gnrd clearly slai.
lug YOUR residence, with state, County, street and
Numler. More rapid return mail delivery will De-
assured by your enclosing an Envel0p. hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
LEAPING FROM THE FLAMES.
FOUR PEOPLE NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH.
PROPERTY WORTH $4,000 AND A VALUABLE
HnRSE nESTRnYEn RY FIRE

PROPERTY WORTH $4,000 AND A VALUABLE
HORSE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
A fire broke out in the lath lime and hair works
of King & Adams, in Kent-ave., between Wilson
and Ross sts., williamsburg last night about
o'clock The building is 70 feet long and forty
Deep and extends from Kent-ave. to the Walabout
Basin. Property worth $4,000 was destroyed,
q valuable horse was burned to death, and
woman, boy and two small children nearly lost
their lives in escaping from the flames
Mrs. Mary Rufiey, with her brother, Joseph
Levy, age sixteen, and two children, age four
weeks and three months respectively, occupied
apartments over one end of the long building.
When the fire was first noticed it had gained head
way enough to shut off egress by the singh stair
way. The smoke poured through the thin floor
ing, and the woman and boy were almost frantic
with fright. Mrs. Rufiey placed her baby in her
brothers arms and told him to Jump from win
dow to the ground fifteen feet below. The young
man leaped and struck the ground in o heap The
baby few from his grasp, and received internal in
iuries from which it may not recover. The young
man had one of his ankle bones broken, and was
otherwise hurt.
Mrs. Rufley clasped the older child tightly
and followed her brother. She fell underneath
the little one, who escaped injury. The mother
was badly hurt internally. The leap for life was
made into the coal yard of Tuttle & Sons, The
watchman there was so confused by the fire that
he allowed the injured people to lie the ground
for fifteen minutes. A big crowd in Sixteenth-st,
had witnessed the leap, raised a shout and wers
about to break into the yard when the frightened
fellow opened the gate and let help get to the
injured ones. They were carried to the home
of O Mrs. Palmer, at No. 615 Kent-ayc.
Notwithstanding the presence Of the police no
patrol wagon or ambulance was called and tho
injured boy was compelled to hobble along the
street on his broken foot followed by bis badly
injured sister.
In the centre of the building sixteen horses
were stabbed. All Of them except one were
safely gotten out Of the burning building. The
was burned TO death or suffocated One OF the
firm estimates the loss by the fire at $4,000.
fully insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
rnNnrNG oE SrArE BONDS,

2 Raleigh. N. c., April THE General Assembly OF
North Carolina at It's session OF 1879 passed an act
authorizing the funding of certain issues OF stae pohuS
The exchange has continued untn tne ~ non -
horded debt has been reduced from $12627 900 10
al ao1 400 which latter amount Is outstanding Inc
funding act having expired was renewed BY the ise
General Assembly until July 1. $780, and the etase
treasurer is engaged IN issuing now per cent oonoS
in exchange for old bonds. The recognized pohus
ro dvlded into three Glasses as follows Those issued
Savora Nav 90 1861 the last date of which is Aprl l.
ssI fundablo at 40 per cent Of the principal issued
during and since the late war 6y a9hOy o @ so csnt AMI
Of the principal issued by authority Of the hndng sss sst
9ndahIs al d at is per cent of the principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
oNDAY, APRIL s, 1889. TEN PAGES.

hortes having thereof upon fuhlment oy sao
elevated railway company It relates TO such
additional and terminal facilities Of such OF the
requirements and conditions imposed by such commits
soners under section Of this act necessary TO DO
fulfilled in under section IS Of Article III Oh
the Constitution Of this State Such elevated railway shall
In such possess all the conferred by section
20 Of this act may construct and use the additional
tracks and terminal facilities, with all the rights and
with like effect though the had been part OF
the original route Of such railway
But the Railroad Committee rejected this amend
ment. 1t will undoubtedly be offered again in the
Assembly, and therefore IL is given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
FINANCIAL ACTIVITY IN LONDON,

london, April Mooney was plentiful during the
past week, Mr. GOschen's paying of Of l,Hooooo
pounds OF consul threes Friday adding 10 the abun
dance The Stock Exchange during the week was
animated, values in every department improving
Buying was largely promoted BY the formation OF
investment trust companies, 6e public zeal Tor "hch
Is rapldly reaching a mania The total number OF
trusts formed in 1898 fifteen, with capital Of
800 900 pounds. Already this year nineteen have
been noated with a capital of 25o75Ooo pounds, and
more are announced. During tho week English rail-
way securities experienced boom, somo touching the
highest point reached In many years This was
partly due 10 increased tralc, but chiefly TO trust
purchases American railroad securities were steadily
bought , -. -,
tng CuiDness was especially strong scheme EN-
bracing o number OF Detroit breweres is announced.
Snnner has been neglected. Much interest
eycted IN mining circles by the arrival Of silver
of Unusual richness from Lake superior. A company
Is being formed TO acquire the mine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
e,vrye WAY TO A CAPABLE SUCCESSOR.

81 ATbans, Vt, April (speclal.-Ihe Irst DomO'
-to Federal office holder in Vermont to be removed
texcent few fourthclass pOstmasters,is Hiram Atkins
Editor of THE Montpelier Argus" who has held the
Office % of Superintendent of Construction OF PUBLIC
RuIldpgs in this state for the last three years at
saIarv Of s11 day. He is the Vermont member Oh
Tho democratic National Committee and his sue
cessor Is George H. Guernsey an olo sOIlIof anu
SsaIn, architect and builder Of Montpelier 1t Is
renorted that Frank Plumey, of Northfeld viii soon
be apponted District Attorney vice q. H. Pitkin; re-
s,yned Rumor also assigns Rolin Ansden Oh MlhG-
70 the office of United states Marshal and n; T.
Fisk, of MorrisOown, to the St. Johns Csnao@ O'n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

gave. place to-day to bright sunshine and fresh
bracing wind The storm badly interrupted cleo
trlcal communication, and worlImen were busy all
DAY repairing damaged telegraph and telephone
wires. The telegraph situation is particularly
bad south Of Washington. There are 3s4 poles
down between Alexandria and Fredericksburg
Va, and LOO of them in stretch of country
about five miles in length. In other sections
south 1t is thought the wires are in no better
condition. Communications for Southern cities
are being telegraphed tonight by way of Gin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
THE OLD pOMINIoN,s ROUGH TRTP.

Newport News. Va. April THE steamship Old
Dominion, Captain Couch, from New-York, arrived
here seven hours late The trip very rough
one. the wind blowing gale all the time. Tho waves
ran high, making clean break over the vessel. Con
siderable damage done to the wheelhouse, guards
and cargo. A four-maSted schooner was passed
ashore at Virginia Beach, the fcsaving station
Captain Couch remained at the wheel all tho time,
steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
HIS FORTUNE GONE, HE DIED

Louisville. KY, April 7.-Dr. James Graves was
found dead in bed here to-day He had been dead
some days. He lived alone in his ofiee and was dis
covered only whom missed by his friends. BY his
bodsIde were bottle Of chioroform and bottle Of
1audanum whether he died from an overdose or by
suicide cannot DO determined. He was iortysix
1ratary medicine. He left large fortune. pr.
Graves had nearly disspated his share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

Charleston, April (SpeciaD.-Mrs. virginia Nut
,0r. the last survivor of the French emigres who
asd 10 charleston from San Domlngo,"n In 1911, died
hOro today at the age of ninety-one years. Among
tho smIrrants were the two daughters Of the Comte
a. crasse. who died here of yellow fever soon after
81. orr,vaI At the time of the revolution in San
pomlngo most Of the white Inhabitants we're mas
sacred among them the father Of Mrs Nutrieox, "A
Ssbtants Of this city are descendants OF the San DO,
IN tSe cemeteries Of ST. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
In this city which built by them Mrs. Nuirieux
was stricken blind on the day when the Feder troops
entered Charleston, In February, 1859
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

Panama, April 7, via Galveston, Tex-sInce tho
suspension of work on the canal over 5000 labUrers
have been sent back to their homes from tho thmus
consular investigation shows that there are still
over 1000 persons the line Of the works who are
in a destitute condition. Some deaths from starva-
tion have already been reported and 10 is feared that
tbere VIII be many more II prompt measures are
mot taken by the West Indian governments TO SEND
the people back 20 their homes. Negroes ana women
and cbiIdren arc the worst sufferers. Despite the
great distress good order prevails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

vvoprE DID NOT PAY THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS.
nostop. April -" The Boston Advooate' journal
=, The colored people of this city, owned and pub
Ished BY John d. Powell, tr, has suspended puoDca'
nshou ~ ,ss q the failure of many persons 10 pay
monsv owing the paper 1t was Republican In pol
itcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
pEoppEp DEAD Ar ZEE pAUoHrER,s wEppua.

The Rev. DR. Junowitz, Of the Orchard Street
Church, had Just united in marriage Samuel Hoffman
and Jennie Knott In John Swartz's restaurant, al
No. 265 Broomest, last night, and was giving them
few words of advice, when It noticed that Mrs.
Erastina Knott the mother Of the bride, had fallen 10
the ground and died almost instantly. She had bean
a sureror from heart disease for long time and u
once followed among the guests Mrs. knott was
seventy. two years old. She lived with her husband
at No SEE Powellst,, Philadelphia he was not =
the wedding. being detained st homo By stclmesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
BoULANG1sT ApHERENTs MAY BE TR1

Paris, April 7-Bousngst journals assert that
all the members Of the BOuangst National Committee
will be tried by Ae Senate.
Senator MontesquIeu-Fezensac declines to SIT as a
member Of the exceptional tribunal
Brussels, April THE independence Beige main
tains in spite OF denials that General Boulanger
visited Prince Victor Napoleon both yesterday and To-
day. - !
The Timess says: " Prince Victor Napoleon visited
General Boulanger here on Saturday. They held
conference to-day In restaurant In the outer park"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
THE NooRDLAND IN COLLISION WITH
SCHOONER

London, April THE British schooner Carrie
Dinge has sunk, after being In collision, OF Beachy
Head with the Red Star Limo steamer NoOrdland,
CAPTAIN Nlckels, which sailed from Antwerp April
q for New York Tho Noorilands bow was stove.
She is at Southampton, where she Will discharge her
cargo for repairs. No lives were lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
TRYING TO FORM A NEW ooMPTom DEscoMPT

TRGINU 10 tOIth II 4Nf' OO"II 1N'IIE - I0N''II III
Paris, April 7-snce tho settlement was sur
mounted. the Bourse has been optimistic in tone The
bears attacked Credit Fonoer using the recent loss
of $500 900 francs hammer, and shares dropped
100 francs before organized buying produced reac-
ton Yesterday everything was firm. Among the
increases for the week the following: Rio Tinto
IL francs Comptoir d'Escompte, 20 francs; Societe
des Metaux, francs 10 centlmes; Panama Canal, 1
franc 80 centlmes.
The work of forming now Compton d'Escompte
does not make progress and 1t is expected the scheme
Will be abandoned The Rothschids, tho Governor
of the Credit FOncier and other members Of the Haute
BanQue have declined TO join tho new board, although
itaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN INDIA.

London, April IA dispatch from India says
that hundreds OF houses have been destroyed by ne
at surat The loss is placed at 100000 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

THE RocHEFoRT.THIEBAUD TROUBLE SETTLED.
paris, April 1.-THE trouble between M. Roohefort
"a AZ Tblebaud has been amicably settled by friends.
and the proposed duel between them VIII not DO
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08

III urm, Ium par Taa Yenner % er az Y
be "eniomme Gusle1. Selp bet 6attum, y
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Wsli &lGSer % YeItsrerf.

Be Hleite Mennelfer er af ben Mes
ming, at 8interflaber bsr banses uo
fri 2uft, fpr be paffes neo for Connie
rem. Grfarinsen bar berimOb lart %,
at bette life blot er unpttist, men lise'
ftem lfaoelist, tbi fanIfe netop oeb Der
2eilisbeo be mango MDlauer, Tom ON
gaaren forbes umfrins, bar ben bebtt
Iulebnins til at anbrinse fine sGS Der.
Suab man ifal sjsre, fsr Snbpatnine
Fer, bet er at banfe ps bsrite 8leoern'
sobt, ps iaa poffe meb en- COB Strreli'
af Gum Camphor, umtrent l Yunc
boer 8uifert.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08

oo Sm6r meb QaHe eIer Tbe til Sptie.
hsrtes imaeu anurrer, men ui fblte %
tilfrebs Iissiom frisipne Sanger. De
enselfe Dfieersr pifte % al radlis
gorefommenbeb, iaa be bar en- for
Robietnins til benz paa "Ganmart",
Der lite funbe n~ebparbise fig iaa meset,
Tom at tafe ii. en- Nelembefspasiaser.
gfterat babe lanbiat omtrent Salpbelen
paa Zen, os aul os Yropiant bar ino'
taset, fortiattes @eiien uioere til 8bilas
belpbia. 3ililut en- liben Bemerfnins
a~nsnaenbe "3binsoalIu" s2inien: Oct
bar MI piit fig, lisefra 2inien bespnote,
at ben blep msbt meb Moesans. Iins
teren 1881, oa iss fstite Gang reiite til
Gmerita, tjsbte ies Billet meb naonte
2inie. pa rar bet "Seimbal" iauf, %
"9biuspuIa" itsbte paa, os pi blep
ienbte meb en- anben 2inie. Eli benz,
Der enbnu paataser fig at inobilbe 5olf
ane be 5ortrin, Der CT meb at reiie meo
"3birspallu", FAINT at bore Gsenter for
famine, snifer jes pil ioare pad fslsenbe
Spsrssmaal: Suilfen 2inie er bet, man
fcar pente lengere paa, inben ben enbes
Zig refer? Meb boilfen 2inie faar
man lisse lensere paa Ssen? Spilfen
2inie bar tabt mere &eiiesobs til Sfaoe
for gmisranterne? Osenbelis: 9uilfen
2inie fan oppiie ct itsrre Cab at Wen>
neffelip? Naar be MI bolber paa at
optiste samle Sfibe, Tom gnsellfmans
ben ialser til en- bilis Yris, % lille bar
Raab til of iette Dem iitanb. Ser bar
Dem, iOm funbe beuibne, of 2oen Draft
niit sjurbe lite Maitiniit opmarfiom
paa, at MaIfinen bar iua baarlis, at
ben bOlbt lite 8eiisn NJ, os nesteoe at
saa meo, men blep at bam opertalt.
WatrOierne iasoe ielp, at Der bleo liant
gano Hanger fra Ypen, ba 8aaben bleo
beieet, %, oa bette bar sjort, braste man
benz ilanb isien, ps fire al 8eiatninsen,
Tom life bible saa omborb, bleo bsntet
meb Soliti. Nu oil jes ooerlaoe &eiten
til 2eierer ps labe bam ielu bsmme,
buorpibt benne 2inie fortjener 5olfets
Ynbeit, eller life; liseleoes, boprpibt be
oil betale os for bort Reiietsi, bpprpaa
ri bar tpiteret check.
Seq bapbe bel usiaa burbet Ifripe
libt ON NIT s Waanebers Sp5olb |
Iorse, men faa @runb al &eiien ipnes
jes, bet lisser bag mig iom en- 9rsm.
% jes ital fife tratte 2aieren meb mere,
oa jes alIerebe bar ifrepet fOrlense.
0nlfenoe 8labet al 2ptfe os 5rems
gang te9ner jes mig
Z. 9. Tweeb,
!Su5el Stun, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Zen bersmte Yroiesior Agash,.

ipm bar beifreuet bet amerifunife 5%uftlunbs 9preuerben,
bsrte ite til De &uturfpriiere, iom neste Cribs 3ilparelie
us paaitaa, at Naturuioeni faben life laoer fig forere rneb
9rcen paa en- ~perionlis Cub. 9pertimub flyer ban: "gn=
bOer tanfeube Ganb mGa peo 9laturens Stubiim TONNE til
ben Operbepisnins, at ben ~inbbproes Sarmuni meIem iaa
mango gieHbummelisbeber 9prerisets Snsretnins os i
ale bets 5prbOlbe mau bibrsre fro en- ~ouerlesen 5orftuno,
Tom bar urbnet Glt. Of Sanpmensrne ben liulsie Natur
Os beres 5OrbOlb til ben organize laosr bet fig ~lisslsbes
paaeiie, at aft bette Rriper fig fra en- o~perlessn Ganb, Der
p~mipanbsr ale Gunlss ps 7iosfOrbolbe 5ortib, Nutib Os
5remtib. Saa brpbe ri ba for iisbie neo ben ~trDfeslsie
3beuri, Tom altib beHpiisr os Blot til Naatsriens 9ope ps
uben Sub Ul SIRE Os &ebe for ole llnSere gaturen ps
binSe % til en- uuubsaaelis Sfjabne".
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Gn Sefolfnins al S6affpiaerc.

s Narbeben ai ben tpife 8p Salbers
itabt finbes ber en- 2anbsbp peb Napn
STRIPPED, bpori ale 8eboerne li9e fra
Sfolen al !erer at ipiIe g9af. 8 be
suerite &fasier / Sfolen bolbes ber bpert
Gar en- gramen / S6lfipil, % De ier
bebite Spilere faar, naar be bar punbet
tire Spill, ct Sd1f6ret / Yremie % BIZ
per berpaa fsrte / Triumf til fine Sjem,
buor be bliuer feitli9 beuertebe. Sp.
rinbslien til eenne 2pit til S9atipiGet
er fslsenoe: @n Brett ueo 9omtapitlet
Il Salbsrftabt Lar bleoen iorpit til
Strsbed. Scr 9ibsiorbrio lerte ban
Bsnberne / 2~anbsbpen at ipiQe S6af
% lao til i'm @lebe, at be fanbt flor
5~ornsielie / Spinet os lerte bet burtig.
Jarois5eben / bette Spit bar / g(ar9uns
breoer forplantet fig fra Slest til
Slast, % eabnu lerer Sorelbrene fine
8srn at ipiQe S6af. Den fore Sur
iprite ipiIebe ensans paa en- @iennems
reiie S6af meb 8snberne os forarebe
benz til grinbrins ct s6ltbrei, iom
enbnu forepiies / Raubbuiet os er prp.
bet meb fOrfjelise 9esninser. 9es.
uben ~f,jantese ban &Ommanen ct s6uf-
ipil meb Jisurer af Sslu os Glienben,
bpilfet Spil bruses peb enislte bsitibe.
li9e 9~eilisbeber.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08

st 6eIanotfnb al 3nlner bar buut
Iuoiens bos Drowning 8ictpria fort
iorinben benbes Nireiie til 8iarrib
@eiaubterne bare benrpfte oper at BABE
feet "ben masti9e buibe 9rpnnine.A
0a Drowning Iictoria ipurste benz,
bporlebes be taalte Sutbeu, iuarebe Ell
at @eiaaoterne meset gallant: "Suor.
lebes futile ri funne isle &ulbe eIer
Sebe / ben mastise boibe Grunninss
@Groarelie?" Gor at OpertpSe be afri.
fanIfe @iaitsr ON @~nslanbs No9t bar
man fsrt benz til 2eiren peb Mbsripott,
label benz coeruare Stpbninsen ombort
| ct fort arisslfib ps piit benz en- Saanb
c~aabenfabrif / Birmingham.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
maasTotttier.

Y~rofesior 6. 9. &iet5 anbefaler ct
lise iaa bilist ipm eiter bans Menins
prpbat Mibbel MOB &aalorme, nemlig
Ssoano. 9ette Ital auuenbes paa ben
lib al Dagger, sa SOlen br9nosr ftarfet,
peb at ftenfe bet omfrins paa &aalen.
8ammes nemlis 8aalormen al en- iaas
ban Draabe Ssuano, ruler ben fig iams
men, falber neb % bBr. 8ilSepunb al
fun faa @raoers Iarme fan til 3eb
osIaa bruses. Stanfninsen itaber life
Raalen. Miblet bar meo abiulut Selo
peret anpenbt paa Here fore 9rud
Sarmer / Ntw gorf Stat.
- Mob 9anoelOrm anbefaler BrOz
fssiOr Yariii | Gtben paa faitenbe Sierts
at britte ub Welfsn os ipiie up 5ruats
fiBbet i en- 8ofosnso. Miblet fal ifslse
bans Sasttaselier pare meset pirfiomt
% bripe no 8enbelormen bel. ct anbet
Of &usierne meset a~nbefalet Mibbel
beitaar | ct Gifps al 8eiabablomiter.
SfDlse en- Mebbslelie, ital uirfelis ct
itarit aifos af napnte 8lomfer pnre
iitanb til at iorbriue bisie beiuerliss
Yaraiiter. 2aber man en- 9pii8 &i.
cinusplie fplse bsnns Drift. iaa pil Sirf.
ninsen enbnu raifere % fifrere piie ia,
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Tarmen ,9niet og9 aDen
9or HusboIontn8en.

gunb 8alpebrpii lapes liSeiom en- 9oms
me, ibet man Hierer ajsbet paa ben
sperfie SIDE frit fra 8rptbsnene. me-
pens man pasier at faoe ct Stpffe Deb
bper Sibe bore belt for at boloe bet
Stupebe. Splbins lopes paa fslsenbe
Maabe: 4 llnSer Brsb itampes tolot
8anb. On 2ss baftes % fteses sobt |
Smsr; bereiter pribes Brsoet af / ct
&lebe % blanbes meo Smsrret % s.
gen; bet trpbres meb Salt, list Yeber
os pulueriieret 9imian eler blunbebe
@rsntiaser, os man rsrer | bet. til bet
er bebt. Sa tases bet al Slben; en-
raa sgsseblomme rsres |, os Yrpitet
fplbes bermeo, buorefter ipes for bet.
9eune 5plonins er osiaa COB for 5ierz
fire. os Gam. Stesen lasses bernait /
Stesepanoen paa ct Seize Of boab man
bar tilouers al @rbnt, FAINT en- Stiue
Jlef; ct Bar tpnbe Sfiper JleF las9es
ousnpna ti0isemeb libt Salt % Beber,
Os bet bases / en- ifte for beb DIN. ont
trent en- Zine, til bet er fulofomnen
msrt; bet ierueres meb brun Sauce, Tom
faces oeo at snibe Saucsn Stesepans
ben tiaisemso @rsntiuserne sjennem ct
9sr lag, blanbes meO bet fosenoe 8anb
os frpbres efter Smas.
3srrebe Suffererter. -
Grtebalserne lasses paa &~aseplaoer,
bporopsr man brebsr rent Bapir; Yla.
berne iettes inb | en- 8aseroon, naar
8rpSet er taset no, bpur Der ba er pas
ienbe garme for 9srrinsen af grterae.
Se tsrrebe grtebnlser ppbepares pao
ct tsrt Steo. Sc benpttes life til Stu,
ing, men paa 5uppe, iOm beraf faar en-
fortrafelis Smas.
Safteoe Suffererter. -
Sisie mites enten iOm Bonner eller
beles / Here Dele os neolaases met
Salt ipm bisIe / 9refar eaer Sten.
frutte meb 2errsbsfiuo ooer o9 Brss
pan, fprat 2asen altib ifal ftaa pper
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/ folot Sanb, foses berpaa meb libi
9anb os tillapes iom friife Suffererter
Ut tgrre 8Bnnner til 9 in.
mites, % man
sioer benz ct Opfos / Sanb meo lici
Salt, boorefter be tases pp / ct 9Sr-
flag, forat 8anbet fan rinbe Of benz
Sc ubbrebss berpaa paa Stesepanoer,
Der er belaste meo rent Yapir, % iettes
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taset, for at tsrre, inotil be er sanfs
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banses op paa ct luftist Steb, os, ba'
3errinsen ueret f~uloitanois, bolber bt
fig sobe belle Qaret. Naar be ifal BE-
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