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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
new YORK LETTER
Chairman Connors Says Bryan
Hasn't a Chance.
WORKING BOOM FOR CHANLER

New York State Delegation to Be In
stucted for the Lieutenant Governor
--Taggart Favors Bryan--Democrats
to Have Consultation on Jackson Day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

The Democratic State chairman went
on to speak OF the dinner to be given
by the Democratic State committee at
the Waldorf Astoria on Jackson Day,
January 8. Chairman Conners Is to
preside at this dinner. 1t Is to be more
than a dinner, for the reason THAT the
two great doors of the hotel are to be
at the disposal OF the Democratic State
committee from early in the morning
of January ! to the morning Of January
.s. On January 7 the day is to be given
20 consultations with. Democrats from
other States.
For instance, other THAN members OF
the New York Democratic State Com.
mittee, all New York country chairman
are to be invited and in additional all
the little Democratic Governors and ex-
Governors, all the Democratic State
chairmen from every State in the Union.
all members OF the Democratic national
committee, besides Democratic United
States Senators and Democratic Con-
gressmen. 1t will be great pow-wow.
Chairman Corners said concerning the
event: "On that occasion we are to
have full consultation of the represen-
tatives of the Democratic party Of the
country This function is to be for NJ
man against no man. The Democratic
party of the country, az / take it, ought
to come to a general understanding as
to the best interest Of the party in the
nation. Out Of this event may come
some sort of an understanding as to
policies. We have great opportu-
nifty and we are happily confronted
with splendid chance to win. We
should all get together and ascertain
the best judgment Of the party, both
as to a candidate and as to issues
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

NEW YORK. Observation-Disclosures
Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chambers
boom has received great Democratic
Committee, that the New York State
delegation would be instructed for
Chanler Practical assurance, accord.
ing to Governor Chanler's friends. have
also been received that New Jersey
would be lined up in favor Of the young
New Yorker, besides two or three New
England States.
Ii this be true. Mr.. Chanler will en-.
ter the field strongly girdei for a good
fight. Hear the song OF Chairman Con.
ners anent the situation;
Il have read Col. Bryan's announce.
ment. II Is practically declaration
that Mr.. Bryan is candidate for a
third nomination. do not believe that
Mr.. Bryan will be nominated by our
national convention. ! think as time
goes on 1t will be apparent THAT Mr.
Bryan viii not be nominated. Here in
New York State we have candidate for
the presidency. Lieut.. Gov. Chanler, and
Mr.. Bryan's announcement may bring
about change in the general under
standing among Empire State Demo
Gratis since last election day to the ef
feet that the Democratic delegates from
New York State to the national conven
tion shall 90 uninstructed next year.
"Mr. Bryan's announcement, in othel
words, may necessitate our State con
vention next year passing resolution
instructing the State delegation Il
vote as unit for Mr.. Chanler. In m,
opinion II Is necessary to meet an af
firmative like Mr.. Bryan's with an af
firmative like resolution instructin,
the New York State delegates to vot
as a unit for Mr.. Chanler. Mr.. Chanle
is to be the chief delegate at large 70
the State to the national convention
At least | have been informed tina
Is the sentiment Of majority Of tn
Democrats Of the State"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
COFFEE
You are both Judge and
jury for Schilling's Best.

Your grocer returns your money II you don't
like it; we pay him
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

433C Commercial Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
The SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY, MARCH 10 1907

butter. Also pare and cut into small
balls tcr inch dice) enough raw potatoes
to make one quart. Boil gently IN saited
water until just tender but unbroken-
Drain. place in a clean saucepan POUR
over them. a little at a time, scant
half-cupful of meter butter Keep al
the side of the fire and shake OCCASION
ally adding more butter as IL is absorbed
When in the serving dish sprinkle with
finely chopped parsley.
Allow one tongue for each person; i
very large, they may later be haNed
lengthwise. Wash. cover with boiling
salted water and simmer slowly for an
hour Plunge for a moment into cold
water, remove the skin and trim away
the roots Now nalve if necessary. Make
rich brown sauce with one heaping
tablespoonful OF butter. two tablespoon
fuls of flour and one cupful and half
of the pot liquor; add half cupful of
the thin part of the can of tomatoes. two
cloves. one small onion chopped fine.
quarter of a teaspoonful of salt. two
sprigs of parsley and dozen pepper
corns. Simmer slowly half an hour
Press through sieve and thin, il neceS-
sary, with some of the pot liquor Pour
over the tongues which have been laid
side by side in a pan or baking dish
Cover closely and cook two hours in a
moderate oven. In serving add TO the
sauce a tablespoonful of sherry. AS a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

hot oven Will be needed for the tlsn;
plau to take out the tongues ahead OF
time keeping them hot In water pain
or on the side of the fire
Omen two cans of peas, drain ana rms
in fresh cold water. Let stand, cnahg-
ing the water several times, Ior Two
hours. Then drain, place in saucepan
with two tabiespoonfuis of butter: sean1
teasooonf,il of salt. dash or Wnlte pep
per and s. teaspoonful OF sugar. S0 ,
and heat through very slowly. serve WIi WIFI
mining hot An excellent recipe Ior TIC
croqnettes was given about two weeks
ago. - ~, ,,sfrs,
one-haif of a package Of granuiated gela-
tine soaked in a half cupfui OF colo wa
ter one cupfuI of sugar. one cuPiul oi
boiling water and two-thlros OF a cuplu,,
of strained lemon juice Dip lndlVldudi
nolds in cold water, shake without WtD.
ing, Bbur in a quarter of an men 81
the liquid jelly and set away until tirIn.
Partly fill each with mixture OF GUY
fruits. such as diced bananas. seeded
white grapes, pieces Of drained Orange
pulp or any firm preserved fruits winch
have been drained, rinsed in boiling wa
ter and then dried on a soft cloth. Gent
Iy fill the molds with the liquid jelly ana
stand away again. When firm turn out
and serve on lace paper doiiies on fancy
plates, garnishing with whipped cream.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

stir until foamy. Take both from the
Ire slowly pour the tomatoes into the
cream. stirring well Add seasoning If
needed and serve al once in cups or
Wash and clean cod. halibut OF any
KIND OF white fish which is not too bOny.
one pound and half will be necessary.
Place IN a saucepan, cover with boiling
water, add half teaspoonful of salt
slice Of onion. a Glove and a dozen pep
percorns, and simmer gently until the
Iiesn draws away from the bones; then
drain and set aside 10 cool. In the mean
time make a thick white sauce with two
tahiespoonfuls each OF butter and flour.
a Tablespoonful of salt. a dash of cay
enne and ore cupful and q quarter of
milk. Flake the fish. rejecting bones
and skin. and stir into the sauce. Add
one tablespoonful Of chopped parsley,
more seasoning if needed. one teaspoon
fui OF onion juice and a tiny pinch Of
mace Fill shells or small ramekins with
the mixture. Have ready a cupful of
fine sale bread crumbs mixed with two
tablespoOnfuls of melted butter. Spread
some of this over the top of each filled
dish stand on a large shallow pan flor
convenience ard place in hot oven just
long enough to brown the tops; this will
take from ter to fifteen minutes.
With this course serve small plain sand
witches made with entire wheat bread and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

In the average home dinners la russo
are not often served for the reason that
they require a certain amount Of skilled
service. Where a h0usekeeper has but
one maid this method of serving a meal
mar be used now and then, providing
the main has sufficient skill TO finish the
cooking OF such dishes as cannot be taken
up until the last moment, and. WithaI
IS deft. intelligent and understands how
10 serve the meal
This form of service requires that all
dishes shall be served from the side
board. thus relieving both host and host
ess OF tho burden Of carving and serv-
ing. Plates for each course are placed
before the diners and the various dishes
are presented TO each in turn by the maid,
who offers the food at the left side. thus
allowing freedom in the use of the right
hand for transferring food from dish to
plate. Where but one dish OF a kind APP
pears on a course-as roast beef-it is
admissible TO put one or two thin slices
on the plate while at the sdeboard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10
A DINNER A LA Russo
BY coRNELIA C. BEDFORD.

Meals of ceremony require that plate
snail at all times stand before each per
son; hence the maid may with one hand
withdraw the soiied plate while with the
other she replaces 1t with a fresh one;
these service plates, as they are called,
may be OF special design. in which case
they are again replaced by another plate
when all traces of the preceding course
have been removed and a new course is
ready for service. This. however, cannot
and should not be attempted unless at
least two maids are in attendance in the
dining room. as it involves much extra
work.
For the hostess who wishes to enter
tain a few guests and desires to be free
to devote herself to them. the following
dinner la russo will be found possible
by careful planning and ordering in ad-
vance
About two-thirds of the work of prep
sratiOn can be done early in the day. The
two portions-the cream and the tomato
of the soup can be made ana placed in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

Cook together for twenty minutes ore
half can of tomatoes. one-half of small
onion stuck with one Glove one dozen
peppercorns and a scant teaspoonful Of
salt Rub through sieve and return
to the saucepan, keeping hot at the side
Of the fire. In a double boiler scald a
generous quart of milk; thicken it with
one and one-half ia blespOonfuls of but
ter and three scant tabfespoonfuls of
flour rubbed together to a paste. When
smooth cover and cook for five minutes.
just before serving add TO the tomatoes
one-quarteT of a teaspoonful of soda and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

saucepans ready TO reheat and combine;
the fish mixed with the sauce and placed
in the shells ready to be crumbed and
baked; the tongues nearly cooked, the
crOquettes made ready to fry, the lettuce
washed and wrapped in a wet towel the
fruit nodded in the jelly. The quanri-
ties given are sufficient for eight per-
sons.
Cream of Tomato Soup
Scalloped Fish in Balls
Potato Balls Brown Bread Sandwiches
Braised Sleeps Tongues
Rice CrOquettes Peas
Lettuce French Dressing
Cheece Waters
Fruit Nodded in LEMON or Wine Jelly
Coffee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-10

This is where you want to
spend part of your time while in the
store Monday. You viii find all that
is beautiful and new in lingerie,
lawn. jap silk, the all over net laces.
All daintily and beautifully trimmed
and made up in most exquisite
styles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Gin Sasoabentener.

9rci lt.9altimorer retten eineH
9obmen Dor Dem In9riff bon
5ipei Shlongen.-Ger geordngte
mar our6 sen Sdreden ipie 5l
elmer Sal5i1rllc critorrt.-Suhtc
9eeren.
Gin So96nbenteucr, Ous nod lanGe
IN ibrer grinnerling bleiben 0iirftc
erIebten sic Serreu 8eorge iruO @lI'
liam 56roubner bon Tr. zoos, Nor6.
GbeIter.S troBe, mo gomarO Smith
bon Duncan. Iuep. Sic brei Serren
beionoeu iif) an 0onnerltaa bel
Gouton.S station, etipa 16 Weilen BON
Baltimore, ollf Der Saeo nodl ~Eeeb
9iro8." Nls lie in Der NGbe oes @iro
Hiper Scr Hco 2ine Tooo cntlaflg
gtn9en, milroen lie brrd) Die 3urilfo
zines anoben aui einen inn @albe
neben ser StroBc %ltebenocu Wann
oufnlcrflom 9emoht, Der nit ldred.
pcr5errtem @ciid)t nno mic Glpcnlart6
5ittcrnb ouf eincn Yunft G~inltorrte
gIlS Die orci SGgcr nGber bin5u ira.
ten, bcnlerftcn iic penigc Sd)ritte BON
Dem Innne cntfcrnt 5tuci groBe
Sd]ldngcn. &r. @illiom Sd}rnuoner
legtc iofort icin 8ctpebr on ltno too
tete bic cine Scr Sd)lallget ourd) e..
men Woblee5ieltcn SnuB, wGbreno
Die onocre inleunigIt III uieorigem
8ebiild] perld)monb. Der 5lt 5obe cr.
idrcdte Wonn, Der Elm 9oblne 5l lein
idieL fonntc l1ngcrc 3eit fem @ort
Iprcd)en. Solpeit ipGter aus ieinem
gcbrohcnen Gngliid) hcrous5uborcn
ipur, bcfono CT lid) nit ieiner Srnlt
nub icincm Sobn oui Der Suhe mad
gceren uno Wor bei'm plotlihcn M,t,
blif Der Sdlongcn 10 bonn Sdred
gcriibrt, boB or iih ilift bonn GIote
beluc0cn fonntc. Seine Hetter be.
bouptcn, baB Die Sd)longen ctlpo 8
3oa Did un6 6 Sub lang unb mabr,
iheinlif iogen. uidlpar5c Shlangen"
gctucien ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Sin 8eridtaa snr Site.

9em glidiier cr5dbIt elm Reiienber
folgenoe Sd1nlrre: 0ei elmer Snbrt
aiif Der Strefe SdIettltabt. WobIs.
beim entItano ecitern 5fuiiden Sluei
1lteren Gamen in einem Geiieabtbeil
etn Streit lpegen oes Seffnens Der
Seniter. Die cine b~ebaiptet. tie
ipiiroc Den Zoo erleioen. ipenm Die
Seniter allfbIieben, Die Sngluft mir.
DC ibr Dos !Ser3 auiautmenIfJrums
pfeit, uno sic 5oIge ndrc Der idbe
600. Die Anbere erfl1rte, lie ipiiroe
bonn ShIaee setroffen. tuenn Die
5eniter nod l1nger ~geifloiien blic.
ben, oenn Tie bate getpaltigen 8luts
atbrang gum 3opfe. 9er Shaffner
iuuroe berbeigerufen; aIcin Ser NJ.
me Mann ipuBte nift, mas tblu.
I'M Die 9amen ~5iifrieben sl iteGen.
Gin m~itfabrenber HaiIagier &c
tpar aus S%berebnbeim = fam aiii
einen rettenoen 9eoanfen. sShofi.
ner," rief er, rmad)e 9 Seniter 5iie.
b'tno itirbt bic emo bon oetne 5ruei.
i,nb o'rtio mode Sbr's tpieoer nif.
I'M Damn itirbt D. amber, I'm 70 be.
fitnlme MIR enoli Riieb bobitne. -"
allies lafte, itlr Die beioen Damon
nidt. Sn Sberebnbeim itiesen lie
aus, nadoem iie iid nod bon bent
Serrrt, Der Dos ialomoniihe llrtbeiI
sefdllt, NIT Dem vidmdbiiden @riiB"
Derabidieoet batten. Sic iiiften ies
De ein abtbeil nod porber geduBer.
tenn @itnide auf uno iesten ge.
trennt lire 8eiic nah Strabburg
fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
ronfDcitcn mlroen angenleloct:

Gic Nus itefImngi III Gros
pcct. Yorf" lit bon alien Seitct
Der icbr gut bcifidt lporoen i,nb lit
oieics Sobr gan5 bcionoers intcrci.
liant mo iebcnSluertb. Ncbcn Der
SuSitclllung iinocn sic Veilid)cr ocs
YarfS cine ga.l6e Wlenge gutter Inter.
baltuugen, oarunter gntbcpiae.8or.
itelfungcn I'M beiitihcn Iori, nfroba.
tide Soritc(iugcn i'm 8reien ii,lo
bann oie groBcli Icnncn. Jiir Die.
leIbcn iino oiisitabmsipeiie pieIc Ir.
melbungen ci~ngelouien, bnrrl1tcr
iold,c bon Ohio, Nctp-Dorf Ycnnipls
bnl,ien, Mdrplanb nnb @irginicn
Die gl,Sitcllilng miro ant Tienitag
e%roffnet. Wittluod lit als r%epilblifo.
niider iinb G%onncritag nIs ocnlofra.
tiider 1og genonnt.
an Ser g II Of c Ii q Of Vicroc.
bieben. - Ilis ocn Staann9cn
oes Srn. Sobn ". Walfer 81 Sipings
TiiGs ipiirocn AM SnmItag abcnb
3ipei iucrtDpolle Tferoe geItoblen. Iie
Yoli5ei bon Carton ipiiroc bon Dem
7iebiiubf III aenntnib eeicst n1o
bolt cifrige llinid1nu nod ocn Yicr.
ben ms bcrcn Gntfiihrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
EulniIdcr Natiumal. 8ercin.


@iro feline 5luciiGbrlide Contention
in Baltimore bolten.
in Ger @ode bonn %. September.
1900 3eIegaten unb 0Gite or.
mortet. - ,3iclc Ser Ge%reinigunq.
Die bieiigen Screine oeS oFolni-
id)en Rationale ereins," 1iuelbcr feline
5lueiiGbrlihe Convention an %.
September III biciigcr Stobt nbb1lt,
boben ale &orbercititngen our llntcr.
boltumg Der erWurteten 8dite ltn6
9elegoten getrofien. Die Sereini.
slns 3ablt $1,000 Witglieoer unr
lueroen ungefdbr 500 0elegaten llnO
1000 @Gite erluortet. Cine Slang.
hummer OeS Er%ogrnntnlS miro Ole,
mad @ottesoienit in Der fotboliiherl
ct. Wen5eslaus-air6e itottfinoenoe
Eoraoe iein, moran iingef1br 5000
uniformirte Yerlonen inter Siibrllng
feS 6rn. 2abislouS llrbonsfi tbeii-
+ncbmen. Had Der Enrobe perlonl.
nleln iid Die 9clegoten in Der @olle
ocs 9rooolpop Snititllts, luoielbit
tdglid Orci Sibungen o~bgebolten
iperben. &r. 8corg W. SilpinSfi lit
Sorlibenber bcS ARRANGEMENTS 60
mites. 8oilpernelir @ariiclb mo
Wapor Mo1ool, ioipie b%od)itpabrs
ideiillid Cardinal Gibbons nerbell
~dnipcieno icin mo Jfc0en balten.
Inter onoereln miro iiber Ole Gnt4
biinlnlg elmer Statile in @oibingtoi
gum I%ngeocnfcn ocS polniidet go
trioten aoScuis5fo bei6loIien lpcroen,
ipeld)er inter George Walbington
Den Mepollltipnsfrieg mitnlo6te. Git
Soridlag, cine polniid)e llniperiitat
III @ilfesborre, ga, 81 errid)ten.
miro ebcniallS in Grmdbnung ge5os
gen %lperoen, ioWie Die Sragc, poi.
niife Gintpoi1oerer naf lanomirtb.
Idoftlid)en Wcbicten 5i ~oirigiren.
Gin rSplter HoaIt," ionic Gin ed]tes
Marplono Dinner miro Den 8eIlts
6ern gcboten meroen. Gas Irrange.
ments. Gomite beitebt aus ben SS.
Siwinsfi, gorliter, SoGn @aionicj,
Geter Sparoerluicj ll,b 2ouiS SEQ.
flor. Die @obl Der 9eamten piro
om 9ienltag, q. Sept., itattiinoen;
$ gnion S6reiber miro bel ben BE.
ratbungen Den Soriib fiibren.
Gem @erihtsperaGre
ii bernieen - Ser 90 Sabre
nlte @iGiam Guooe bon Ir. 1909,
6nirmount.9 luenue, Der, mie beridtet,
ant Snmitag slbeno inter Der gin.
Id)uloi9ung perbnftct iuilrbe, angeb.
lid) bon Gam. g. Hobinion cine go[.
6ere llbr unb Settle I'M Wert6e bon
sos geitoblen 5i baben, murbe geiteril
burd) Hibter aeplilger in Der morn.
oltliben Yoli5eiltation Dem @erid)tS.
periabren iibertuieien. llbr uno Settle
iuiiroen bon Der Yoli5ei in Bfanoleib.
b1iiiern aufgeilnoen. Mobinion ipobtt.
te bel Der Wiitter Giabe's, uno 2eB.
/ tcrer loI Die Irtifel ans Gobinion's
&ofier geitoblen boben.
3oot m 9ett au II
. EN-. = Sobn Reinfels bon Tr. 1928,
WcGlberrpaS traBe, fano geitcrn friiD
gegen 5 ltbr feline @attin, Bette
Geinfels, toot i'm gett por. Iie Ser.
itorbene mar % Sabre alt. Coroner
! Gorutbcrs pom norooltliden 9iitrift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

Srnt @aIter Stone, Die am
Wontag letter Nofe BEL Der Seint.
iabrt bon glfbort 2afe nod Wiltpou.
fee, @isc., bel einent ArtomobiIunfo1
Idhpere 9ranoiprtoen eriitt, i1oem
oas Si,brtperf umitiir5tc II. m 4rdnh
aerietb, lit seiiorben. Sic bette iid Dor
crit fiinf @od)en oerbeiratbet iino emf.
Itammte elmer angeicbencn 0siItpa,i.
fier camille.
Sn auburn. N..g., bat iid ser
II Sabre alte Stanlep @nlters, NAB.
reno er NIT elmer YiiteIe ipieIte, bon
Der er slaubte, He Jet rid)t aclo6en, e..
ifoiien. /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Gin uriaincQer Gtammaait.

W. ~sNNt~FoNf'
Bon einem origineaen Stamm.
gait tueiB Die rMeiind. 3tg." alio 5it
er51blen: gIs 9eiu6er zines itarf
f|requentirten Sellers in Miindeu
iinoet iid) oerielbe tagIid, CONNER
Wie @inter, nm oie gIeide 3eit aitf
oemielben elm. 9eoGdtigen Sdrit.
tens begibt iih Der gSerr Hrofeilor1
ein 6Iterer, pobl6cleibter Serr NIT
freunolihem, bon eincm peiBen.
Golbart umrubmten 8eiid)t, gum
0rlnten, INN BORT umitonolih nto
lorgf1lttg ietn @las, Elm oefelloieS
Solbliterglos fiir bellies Bier, anSs
5lt'piilen. God entnimr1t er Dos
0laS ~feincSlpegS, ipie onoere @aite,
Der Shenfe ooer Dem grlinnentroge.
lonoern or bat es, al einen Seibgnrt
geihnallt, ielbit mitgebradt! Radl-
Dem lid Der SEER Erofeiior" 0iirdl
mcbrnaligeS Eriifen gegen oas 2idr
Ser 2oterue iiber5eugt bat, baB oos
Srinfglos peinlid ianber iii. bcgibt
cr Iid) sur Sdetfe. glf Dem Wega
bobin miro iein ionit 10 glittniitbiger
8eiiftsousbruf ein pouig anoercr,
energilherer. mo Ole freunolid)en
9lauuugen befommen einen itabl-
borten @lari5. a~rgpobniih 6eluadlt
er oen 9eberrider Der Shenfe, Oh
er oos @loS olid] MIR bei'm Senfet
ergreiit, oh er beiicn Iano nidIt nit
Dem ,We6iel" in geriibrung brin9t
lno oh er bic genebmigtc Sobc III
s9orte" niht ii6eridreite. @e9e.
melln Der Sdenffellner gegen cine
bieier 9eoinguigen perItoBt! Gin
@cipitter laitlt ouf i'm bernieber, fuse
cS iih ionit IN abnlidJer StGrfe nur
ollf Den Saiernenbofen 5u entlaoen
pflegt mo baS ben Sdantfeluec
aui ldil9ere 3eit Dor Iiididaen be.
lpobrt. IuBeroem miro in ioldlen
S1ncn Die Innobme bes 9ieres Itrift
perpeigert, SIT ober Iaes 5ur gu.
frieocnbeit oeS geitrenaen 8nites
ousgciollen, 10 nift er 5uItimIncn6
nit Dem &opfc, ooer CT rid)tet iogar
einige lcutielige Worte all Den Bier
5opier. Damn priiit or ourh nod.
moliges Solten oes @laies gegen
boS 9idt, OBJ baS Bier nitt etipa
burd) Bed perirnreinigt lit, II. maht
bierauf einen frGitigen 3ug. Rnn
bot feline Mieite mieber ibre friibere
Sreunblihfeit 5lriidgetponnen. 9e.
oadtig cntnimmt oonn Der Serr Yro.
feiior ieiner 5aihe einen in Tapier
gebiilten fleineren GmaiqeocdeI, ben
CT abuiiht uno ouf iein gierglos
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od)tmal mntt er 10 oen @eg sifr
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nnb frob oeS pollbraften Sagetper.
feS lpanoert ser SEER Yrofeiior"nics
Der ieinen beimiiden Eenaten 5l.
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mor bel ocl lcttcn Moblcn III Der 10.
Maro oentofratiid)Cr Gonaibnt iiir
cen critcu Staotrutb8jUei1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

flag, bereitS ON Mittnot Ibenb i'm
TereinsIofole, Srn. Sobnadermann'S
9oue, Ode Don 8ougb- unb Caroline.
StraBe, 1tntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

Yaiie snr Heiie in's AnslanS BE-.
iOrst g.. Gaine, Wr. 413, Sit.galti.
moreitraRe, nabe Chiffon !Sonie Mue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

nabm cine uutcriudsnug oeS lSeidl-
mans Dor uno itelte feit, oaB Die
sSrou zines natiirlifen To6es tart,