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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-01-19

Says Count Boni, "It is immaterfal
TO me what the American press say
about me-" The proud indifference of
q superior soul, doubtless.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-01-19

Ii DR.. Osler will head off the winter
weather recollections of the Oldest in
habitant which are about due, we will
forgive him.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-01-19

The national debt is 1925, 49, ESQ,
SO this is not billion-dollac country
ID one important respect.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-01-19
AN OLD BROADWAY TAVERN.
Was Place OF Prominence When New
York Was = Village.

Somewhere on the site of the greaf
building known as the Bowling Green
Offices. at No. 3 and IL Broadway,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-01-19

Governors OF New Hampshire are
elected by majority vote; that is,
the successful candidate must have
more votes than are given to all Of
his opponents combined. If he lack
one Of q majority the legislature has
~ choose the governor. In the other
states q plurality elects, and it some
zines happens that the successful can
didafe receives only a few hundred
more than one-third Of the total vote
caat. This year the New Hampshire
legislature viii have to elect the gov
arnor ID no candidate received a ma
sOrtty.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-01-19

Franz Rakoczy, who led an insur-
rection in Hungary from 1908 to I'LL,
died an exile in Turkey. He was de-
clared a traitor by a law passed in
IT'S. The act was repealed by the
Hungarian parliament last month, and
the remains of the great leader were
taken from Constantinople and re-
buried with great honors in Buda-
nest. The ceremonies lasted four
DAYS. Rakoczy had to wait a long
time for official recognition of his
patriotism, but it has come at last.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-01-19

vicinity who admired the tree, spared
the Tyre elm" as it is famiiiarly
called.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

piece. through which he SEES de
ocean and objects upon It exactly as
his comrade does with his field glass
ON the deck Of q battleship.
When 1t is necessary to examine
the horizon in another than the for
ward direction the observer
grasps two handles on the movable
tube and turns 1t in the desired d.
rection. The quality OF the vision
ID pronounced excellent by the com
manding oficers Of all our submarines.
The images are sharp and clear. and
may be compared with those Of q
good field glass"
In case of rough water. the author
goes ON to say. the drops easily run
from the inclined surface of the up
per prism. and the latter may be
cleared at any time by pulling it I'M
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

ofIicer of the French navy. writing in
La Nature, and translated for Literary
Digest, calls with some justification,
'the eye Of the submarine" Writes
Mr.. Jourdan:
"In principle. the periscope is COM
posed of a tube of small diameter
placed vertically on the upper part
Of the submarine. Its lower end pen
etrates into the boat, while its up
per end rises above the water by a
few inches.
ut works by one Of the simplest OPP
teal devices-the use of mirrors. A
mirror in the upper end Of the tube.
inclined to As degrees to the horizon
tai. receives the images of objects on
the water and sends them vertically
downward to a second parallel mirror
at the lower end of the tube, within
the submarine. 49,.
Though every maritime nation has
adopted for its submarines an instru-
ment based on this theory. some. as in
our own case. have an excellent one,
while others have been retarded in the
utilization of submarines by the In
sufIiciency and ineffectiveness OF their
optical devices.
without betraying military Sc
crcts. we may give few details re.
garding the installation Of the peri
scope on French submarines, which
will make their working little
clearer.
I'm the first place. the mirrors.
spoken of above, are replaced by
prisms. The arc of the horizon COW
cred by the upper prism 10 about 90
degrees. The periscope has two
tubes. short one. fixed In the hull
=. and a movable one which slides
in 1t. The latter Is pushed up above
the surface. or withdrawn below 1t.
at will.
THE tube ia moved up and down by
4 screw, counterweight, or even by
q little electric motor. as in our
latest models. The upper prism is
fixed in the movable tube, the lower
one in the stationary tube. Certain
imaginary pictures that have recently
been published show the images e.
thrown on horizontal table under
the eyes of the commanding officer
This is an error. The observer places
his eye at single or double eye
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

A bride-to-be has just been given a
fruit shower and luncheon by a dozen
Of her girl friends. Each was asked
to bring some sort OF fruit, list be-
ing made to prevent duplication. The
jars of fruit were concealed about the
dining.room, and the bride-elect was
started upon hunt for them. All
sorts of canned fruits. jellies. marina.
ladies' and preserves were contributed.
Each jar was attractively wrapped in
white tissue paper or put in box.
The luncheon consisted of deviled
crabs, olives. hot rolls. currant jelly,
tomato salad, lettuce sandwiches and
coffee. The ice cream was served in
paper cases representing slippers, and
the Individual cakes were round. COW
cred with icing. and on the top of each
stood . tiny china doll dressed in
white satin with long tIiie veil.
After the guests had finished eating,
they were asked by the hostess to re.
cite aloud their favorite rscipe and
best wish. The recipes were then col
lected and given to the brideelect for
future use.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19
a LAMP OF SCIENCE.
important Use piseoversd for thu
Mercury vapor Lamp.

An important use has been found
for the Cooper Hewitt mercury yapor
lamp In scientific investigation. In
optical experiments In the laborators
1t Is often important to have at com
mand a monochromatic light. For
merly the mercury arc light was EN-.
ployed for this purpose, but after be.
ing used for a short time, the EN-.
cheney Of this source of light seriously
falls on. 1t has been found, however.
says Youths Companion, that tho
Cooper Hewitt lamp gives the same
monochromatic light. with very finn
rays, so that 1t Is admirably suited
for the study of Interference phe.
nomena. and 1t possesses the grea !:
advantage Of being steady and trust
worthy inYits soutput. Moreover. be-,
ing commercial apparatus. it Il
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19
The Little Girls Mistake.

The amateur photographer had
alighted from his automobile in a
country town to get certain view.
Just as he had his camera arranged
an ice wagon swung into the thorough
fare. While the man with the camera
and his friends in the car were wait.
ing for the Earring note in the land
scape to pass out Of sight little girl
walked down the road. She would
have been conspicuous anywhere by
her unusual plumpness. AS she was
passing by the photographer one of
the men in the car called out. What
are you waiting for?" and the artist
replied, For the ice wagon to pass"
A moment after he spoke the peo-
pie in the car observed that the little
girl was saying something to him that
made him laugh uproariously. Then
the little girl went on her way. walk
ing with an air of offended dignity.
What do you suppose she said to
me?" cried the man between gurgles.
His companions gave 1t up. she said
she wasn't no ice wagon"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19
MAKING POINTS OF sEAurH.
Possibilities in What May De Called
Waste Corners.

Paradoxical as 1t sounds, the ugli-
made its most salient points OF beauty.
remember once staying in an old
fashioned country place whose posi-
bilities would have seemed nil to the
average owner, yet, which was really
= most charming habitation because
Of Its mistress taste.
In her living room was an open fire.
place. Not real bit OF colonial. not
. modern Dutch tiled AFFAIR. but a
great yawning. smoke-blackened aper-
ture, whose sole purpose In life
seemed to be to hold fire dogs and
burning logs when the weather de-
manded.
To this uninviting chasm this clev.
err woman carried big earthenware
pans. borrowed from her dairy, and
these she kept filled through all the
warm months with whatever nature
offered her. The first spring flowers
and green leaves that showed them
selves in April; daisies, when they
came. masses of delicate Queen
Anne's lace. punches of yellow golden
rod. clusters Of gorgeously-tinted au-
tumn leaves; and every one who
came into that room exclaimed In
voluntarily at the beauty of that fire.
place.
knew another great rambling old
house that was possessed of an enor-
NOUS number Of unnecessary land
ings and halls. Waste room, the
woman who lived there cheerfully
called it. but she made the most OF
It. She gave up all notion OF reg
ular sitting-room and developed an
astonishing number OF delightful cor
ners that were cozy in more than
name.
You we.' up a short flight of steps
and were confronted by cushioned
seat. a table Uttered with magazines,
tiny correr bookcase. Another. and
you found an open desk with writing
materials spread invitingly before
yeu. Yod turned corner. and an
embryo conservatory with a twitter-
ing canary bird to keep you company.
provided a joy of rest for your jaded
eyes.
as matchmaker reputation which
she laughingly disclaimed. Il never
made match in my life" she said.
IF people will get engaged under my
roof. please blame the house. not me-"
There is scarcely a home that has
not tried its mistress soul because
Of some special nook that refuses to
blend with the conventional arrange
ment OF furniture. Try devoting it
to some special thing, potted plant,
q comfortable lounging place. a niche
FOR curioslties: 1t may be worth your
while.-Washington Star.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

An occasional salad for the lunch
basket will bring its reward. We all
know that olive oil is expensive and
mayonnafse not to be wasted; but
it is cheaper, after all, than cod liver
oil and much more welcome. II you
have q little chicken. roast veal or
lamb left over from dinner, cut up .
half cupful with its bulk in celery
or lettuce, marinate with lemon Juice
or vinegar, toss lightly with mayor
naise to moisten and add to the lunch
con. A potato or fish salad with a
boiled cream dressing is also appe-
tizing.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

time, and the destruction Of the per-
iscope would leave the submarine I'M
harmed. -.
Besides this, nothing Is easier than
to have second periscope for use in
case the first is destroyed; and this
has actually been done in our latest
submarines.
I'VE may imagine the nervous strain
Of the officers and crews of war
ship who fear an attack of submarines.
All floating objects. the slightest
debsis. bottles, fishermen's buoys. vic
be suspected of being periscopes. ana
hail OF projectiles will be directed
on the most inoffensive objects, while
the real enemy may pass unnoticed.
:. Probably the submarines will en-.
courage these mistakes by scattering
about them all sorts of floating Oh
5ects. in the midst of which their
periscopes will have good chance OF
escaping notice."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

provement Of household inventions,
but this does not seem to be the case.
Inventors still are on the lookout for
some device that will prove house
hold necessity. as they realize 1t will
command ready market.
AS an example. an Iowa man has
patented a knife for cutting potatoes
that does eight times the work of the
ordinary knife. Instead of requiring
eight cuts to divide the potato into
pieces it Is all done at one operation.
The illustration plainly shows the
construction of the knife. no descrip-
ton being necessary. Six small blades
and one center blade, attached to
handle, are all that is required. One
stab at a potato divides 1t into eight
pieces. In hotels, restaurants. ETC..
where thousands Of potatoes are cut
up each day. this knife would save
considerable labor and time.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

der water, and then pushing 1t up
quickly. He goes on:
Thus the periscope Is the eye OF
the submarine, without which 1t would
be absolutely unusable. But this In
dispensable organ is aloo the sole
means by which the presence Of the
submarine is revealed. The tube,
small though 1t be. leaves q wake be
hind it, which is apt to attract the at
tention of those who are watching for
the attack.
This is an evil without 4 remedy
but its gravity need not be exag'
gerated. What can be done by ship
that discerns this slight object at
short distance? To destroy 1t by gun.
fire would be difffcult in SO brief a
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

Small rugs will not curl up at tho
corners II triangular pieces of CORFU
gated rubber are fastened under each
corner. Have the rubber extended
six or eight inches along the edge OF
the rugs. Bore small holes in each
corner Of the rubber and sew through
the holes and carpet. The stitches
will be hidden by the pile of the rug.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

French aeronautic authorities have
given the name ''aeronef," or aviation
apparatus. to a flying machine that
Is heavier than the air. The varieties
include: ~ the hellcop.er. sus-
TENED and driven by one or severa,
propellers; (2) the aeroplane. chiefly
sustained by one or more fiat OF
curved surfaces, and t3) the ortboo
ter or mechanical bird, sustained AGi
propelled by beating wings.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

A hostess who was tired Of serving
her friends at card party by having
pretty bowls on the tables filed with
buttered and sailed popcorn.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19
Salii[l!!{1EE;M{Siillsa!!fi.
gSs lNykD
the psRIscopE.
Description Of the Eye Of ths Sub
marine.

The submarine, as practical mech
anism Of war. would BE- unusable with
out some means by which Its COM
mander may see what Is going ON
around and above 1t. This = fur
nished At present by the periscope.
which A. Sauvaire Jourrlan, 4 retired
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

Hes anxious to be considered
prominent socially, ! believe"
Yes? Well. he's going about it in
queer way"
How do you mean?"
Hes been heard to remark that
pedestrian has as much right on the
lublic highway as an automobile"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

II possible. bake patty pan cakes for
the lunch basket. They are SO easy
to pack. so tempting to eat, especially
when their brown sides support love
" frosted top.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19
Went Fast.

did you ever exceed the speed lin.
It, SAM"
"Unly once. sah.'
And when was that. SAM"
when de deacon's mule kicked me.
seA"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19

An American patent has been
granted for making pens OF tantalum
or its alloys.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19
IMPROVED POTATO KNIFE.
Al One Operation the Potato 10 Cut
Into Eight Pieces.

1t has been surmised that invent
ors had reached the limit In the i'm.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-01-19
Mercury vapor Lamp.

easily obtained. and can be used At .
comparatively small expense.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
On merfelis Spgoom.

De engeIife 2Gger itnar / Senue
Si6 eanife uforitaaenoe %operfor en-
Spgbom be alOrig fsr bar t%rIffet
paa. Gen er ubbrubt poa fslgen6e
Raaoe:
Smbor0 paa en- arpoier / Boris.
mouth ifllloe Der bores ct Sui | Ban.
iertaarnets StaalpIaber. Wan be.
ilutteSe of bore oct meo GIeftricitet,
os itisut BET life er roget mt Grpe.
riment, par Der bos enSel @atroier
og Sificerer, iom betrngteoe ar6ei.
oct. Git gif, iom oct ifuIoe, og man
iaa, bporIe6e5 ben iterfe eleftriffe
Strem fif StaaIet til OF imelte iom
IS pan en- 9otfelopu. gien en- Il.
mes 5io eiter bIeu ale De, Der bapoe
ouerpGret arbeioet, ipge. De isite
en- brpnoen6e Smerte / SGnoerne o.
aniigtet. Ceres aniigtsbuo bar
iom brRnbt Of Dem, o. De frembeb
fuIoitRuoig Spuet al R~euneifer, Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25

beo til at pie 6ere8 Telicmbeo, SereS
.@empt 90 ocres SaguTrt. Sbt
biemmeIapeoe anger og 6eleIIeSltp
bsrer for GpifcrHe itooig iammcr.
8 ct aistten me6 blaat 6ortlGoe
for, iaa Srlt 9iIie ilct life iIoe no.
Den naar bun msote / itio Staos
meo Den ipibie sat, Der Itgneoe ct
neutrality-suspicious. Den grenltge
aiole, Der LENT rebeoe benoeS alttor
itore 1riueIigbeO, miiteoe bun meget
al i'm Gbnrme. Scl6igotS lGgger
BrofeSiorcn life MtGrtc BERTH. Seq
tror iorsprtgt, at hon iIet life trrtte
pua at ie pun beuOe. gteu til Sien'
giRlO iaa bun pau bam. Wieoens
ban paa bsiit torotteriitiit 8iS rsg i'm
9ibe, boileoe beuoeS gIitte uiruuenot
paa BAN, % oiSie @Ittte oflsrcoe
mig beuoeS gnnitc SiGt.
Ga iao fom ica til oct ReiuItat,
at Den tpite apinoeS Gpfte aliaeuel
err Den misunderstanding. Sen'
bcS Sicm er beroes aorgerige, %
bun npOer / riGeliat Waol Roocr'
orrSigbeoens @IGoer. % ieg bar
iteoie ipurgt MIG ieIp, booroiot en-
apirOe fan snite iig noget beore."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25

fan iiee8 at pGre; oerfor BIZ ri life
tilroaoe 9rlisen af Meoifamenter,
oa pi tror, 9atrreit, naar Den f1ar
fomme til i'm Ret, er ben bebIte DOT.
tor.
Gr bet pnifelist at Sanerne faar Cam
tiblist nm ginteren?
8aareopl bar life ipiqet noeen
bietig &one blanbt alminbelige Sar.
mere | Rorbpeiten op til oenne Sib.
Cenne Srlbuitri bar bGret ouerlaSt
til De iaafaIote "8an6ers", Der is-
ger Better for fine umaaoelise fore
Saorefloffe paa De biotil uoptagne
8ib6er / BET fierne @eiten. 9isie
Better inbffr9nfes mere % mere, og
bette er aariag til, at Saareapling
berefter oil Isnne fig bebre, emo ben
bibtil bar aiort paa foitbart Sanb.
gIanot andre SpsrgsmaaI iom fro.
per 2s8ning for Dem, Der er interes-
ferret / benne 8ren al 5armins, er
Der ct al itor 9etponing, nemlig bpao
Sio paa @interen eler @oaren oct
er beloigit at laoe 2ammene fomnle.
Oct itaar / @tereuS Wagt at inorette
bette efter tit Guife, oe berfor er oct
bans egen Sfpl6, Bpis De fommer
pan Ell lltio. SouenS 9rGgtigbebs.
tbs er fra 140 til $50 Gage, oct bill
iiee Itot oper 90 Tiger. og oct er 90
let at regne no, bpao Sto S~arrtugen
bsr fiuoe Steo, bpiS oct snifes, at
Sauen ifaI Inmme 5 mooneoer ie.
mere. Spis ale Stng er uo~9enlunoe
let ooerfommeliee meb Senipn til
SuS / ben foloe 8iutertib, oa er oct
foroeIagtigt at faa 2ommene tioIigt
og meo tibligt menes / Warts Waa.
reo. lluber %2ammingen og / oen
fsrite Sio oerefter frppes GA nsie
SiIipn o9 9obt Sus, bpis BET ifnI
Ipffe8 at fao 2ammene til at lepe,
men er De fsrite 2 til 8 Tiger belbigt
ooerItaoet, ga er ilige Cam pGro noe.
item bobbeIt ioa me9et iom Dem, Der
faces ioa lent ION no / Sum- Maa.
neo. 9toor Gam fra 8ebrltar %
Narts iteGles ioa gobt, at De er ais.
oeoe til Slagt for De Itore Rarfeoer
/ sunni oe SilIt, ba brineer De en-
oberoroentIi9 bsi 9ri8, og oct er
bert Den itsrfte Sortieneite beItaar.
Oct er oerimob uIig Iettere at opaIe
Saar bcoeoiagltg for lllbens SfpI6,
men beri er Der minore Sortieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
She, Bin % 8oier.

Sor 200 gar iiben par Sbeen iaa
gobt iom rfjenot / Tltslanb. s "8e.
i6idte Der Ieoicin IN 8usIanb" for
teller &ihter, at enbnu / 1914 bleo,
ieIp oeo G5orerS Sol Sbeen fun
6ru9t iom @eoicin. @asiiIi Star.
fop taller / 1886 ON Sbe iom noget
ganife ufienot; fltn oioite ban, at
ntan foete ben meo &ano, % bIan.
Oct meb MeIf bleo ben brugt iom en-
parm 0rif.
3uSIano frembringer, iom be.
fienbt, uomerfeoe Sine paa &rim, /
aaufaiuS % andre Steoer. De fsr.
Ite 8initoffe ifaI bore plantebe / 40.
ret 1913 / Iitrafan al SpIfere. 5
1876 fanot Strauis allereoe mango
8~inbierge / ben iomme Ggn, % Sin.
itoffen bar iaa almiu6eIig uobrebt,
at Der bpert gat bsiteoeS benimoo
200 Saoe BIN aleue for G5areus
Heeniug. Snbtil 1884 fienbte man
/ 8llslanO fun Ben piIoe &oie, men /
De nppnte glor fom De fsrite bobbelte
3oier (Roia centifoIia) til Woifpo
fra Soften, bpor De par bIeoeu bpr'
febe / De fpritelige Saoer paa Got.
torp. s Roifpa tripeSes De goot og
u~bbrebtes pibere berfra..
Oct iomme fortGaeS ON Gipar.
eeS % Salat, iom fsrit blep iubfsrt
i Ruslanb UNDER 9Sor RifaeI Geo.
ooropiths Regiering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
Rufn.G Coolies.

en- Sop Sutfer, y Sop Smsr. en-
Sop opbaffeoe Roiiuer, 2 Spiieifeer
iur SIsoe, ct geg, y Sbeite Soba,
y Sbeite bper al Ruifnt, annel %
Ieait % not @el iua 9eigeu fan
tieules no aauIte tpno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
Gil Sarmeren.

ga De sr ubilt for ale GIdgs 8eir.
iaa or Sc ogiac rlsre uSiat for at bIioc
beheftst meS RE ,umatisme euer Nnrss
ipgoom. Sc tan ~raaorase Tenn en- 5Ors
tisleIie, og ben I'll maaife iCttc iig
5malrbgeeu. e pil tauife life brBSe
Gem no9st ON Be, for bet isrite. men BET
fan maGifs uSbi!.s JIG til Hogst belt fare
Iigt. Ru er BET ZEN lib paa aaret. 81
mar buroe Irtts 2iS i Rprcrue oco at
tpinee Dem til al filtre ND al lIriuinre
o. rbeumatif Gil Orr. Robrrt Gbrpdrt3
I Secorab. Solpa, Tiger: "Ru CONNER
blep ies anarsbet At 8bsrmatisms; Sea
blep uomattet ol !Inbe bnerfen isiis eusr
iope. "a ieg CT 5nebter al Srofssiiou.
matte iee belt lutte NIT arbsiSc. tbi
iee bleo uset til al bruse &rstter. Otter
at babe 6ruat tHOel al en- sgite meo
glcdSs SiSnep arp 8ae,ade $iGs>h! iss
min appetit igien o. SanrbeSeu ! Gems
merns f~ori6arst. Spis Hoseu enitsr
uGrmere SpIpsuira iaa ian De Itribs I'll
mig" SiFialgs hos ale fsrite &lass
yes apct5elers. sIer oi Uil psS Rootasels
len al bets aoitenNe ienbe bet iii bDiIteus
iOmbeLit aOresic. Yris 80 Gents pr,
sgfe.
MEAD'S CHEMICAL CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25

Tin Ten toppet Spiieife ~@srunlIateS
8eIatin") opIsieS / foIbt gauo og
Saften af en- Gitron ireres, bporpaa
Rasien pipes, til ben begpnber at
itipne % i9ttes oerpaa paa SIS. Gen
ierperes meo SIsbe eGsr Guitarb.
9GbIe.aasc.
en- goo, let "Sponge Gafe" lapes
og iteees | Gamer Gins. Raar Den
er foIo, fpIoes Den meo fsIeeube: 81
fort s@bIe ifrGIles % ripes paa ct
Ripiern, irsres Ell sggeebpibe, en-
Sop Suffer oe no9Ie Sraaber Gi'
tron.Saft. Mtiammen pipes meo
en- "ggg.9eater" til oct er rigtig
bpiot oa Hummer sobt, ba imsres
oct tmeaem Sagene % paa Soppen
al Sagen.
Spmatu.S uppc mcS Tis.ganS.
Raar man bar fogt Riieugrpn,
iom ifal ierpereS til &arrt o9 Iig.
nebe, er Sanoet, Tom &iieu bIep fo9t
| uomerfet til tomatoes uppe. s
to Stopper HiSoauo bar man TO Sop.
per tomatoes, Ell Sfipe SEQ, ct 2olir'
bGrbIab og en- &poit Teriile, Tom err
batfet tint. Nau foyer bette 10 Wi.
mttter, filler oct og tiliptter en- Spi.
ieife Smsr og Salt % Beber efter
Smag.
Rogle Raab.
ct 8los be0t 8an6, en- SbeIfe
SODA og 3 9roaber "GarboItc gcio"
blanbeS iammen % brlIgeS til 8ltr.
gles8anb, naar man bar onot | Sal.
len. Nan brliger set bper Sime %
Soarbe0en bill meget mart gipe fig.
Eli at oaife 2inolellnt er oct go6t
at bare en- Spiieife aeroiene t. til
boer Salon 'oarult 8an6. Wau
6ppper en- llI6fllo op / oenne 9lou.
Ding, brioer ben, iaa ben er nGiten
tor % gnioer 2inoIelneu ODER Der
meb, Oen bill Ga boIoe fig pen %
blauf, - bois man 6ertmoo 6rltqer
Spbeponb, oil @lanieu mart for.
ioinOe og SinoIe,men bill f~ortere bIipe
u6iliot.
st Beftig SoiteoufoIo bill iom Of.
teit giue Jig, bpiS man bar Ell Sbeife
8lpcerine op / en- Sop Sanb % tager
no9Ie WlinbfIloe beraf.
"@um Gampbor", opIsIt / Serpen.
tin bill burtig linbre Smerten / ct
granoiaar.
st Tibet Stpffe 3inf, iom Ipgges
/ Stooen, nanr Der er goo @arme,
pil Burtig aenie Stonen for SOB.
@tan maa paste paa at aabne Spiel.
bene, iaa pirfer set 6eore.