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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
Army and Navy Orders

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Army and
navy orders were issued today as fol-
lows:
Army orders:
Brigadier General Philip Reade will
report to the commanding general Phil
ippines division for assignment to duty
a board of officers of medical corps
to consist of Major James NJ Kennedy,
Captain Edward r. Schreiner and AL
bert E. Truby-is appointed to meet at
the general office at the Preside of
San Francisco for the examination of
Contract Surgeon Samuel T. Weirick to
determine his fitness for appointment
as first lieutenant in the medical corps.
Contract Surgeon Samuel T. Weirick,
now at AlcatraZ island will report to
Major James NJ Kennedy at the Pre-
sidio. San Francisco, for examination
for promotion.
Captain Henry t. Ferguson is de-
tailed as commissary at the maneuver
camps at Nacimiento ranch and Ameri-
can Lake. Washington.
Navy orders:
Captain II. McCrea is detached from
duty on the Georgia to home
Captain E. F. Qualtrough is detached
from the navy yard, Wash, to the
Georgia
Lieutenant Commander L. II. Chand-
Ter is attached to the bureau of nayiga-
tion, Washington.
Midshipman II. K. Aiken is attached
to the North Carolina.
Chief Boatswain j. Clancy is de-
tached from the Washington to the
Franklin at the navy yard. Norfolk
Warrant Machinist B. Heggenhaugen
is attached to the Kentucky
Warrant Machinist c. Franz is de-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
CONGRESS MAY
OVERRULE VETO

WASHINGTON. May Is President
Roosevelt may shortly enjoy the SEN
sation of having a veto message over
ruled. If the action of the house com
mittee on interstate and foreign com
merce taken today is sustained by con-
gress. That body unanimously or
dered the presidents veto of the Rainy
river dam bill returned to the house
with a recommendation that the veto
be not sustained This bill extended
the time granted the Rainy river inn
provement company to construct a dam
across Rainy river in northern Min
nesota-
1t was shown in the hearings that
the company has proceeded in good
faith TO carry out its contract with the
government, but that the financial panic
made II impossible for it to do so. In
a recent message to congress President
Roosevelt announced that in the future
he would not sign dam bills unless the
government was given the right to re-
woke the contract within a given
period. and to assess compensation for
the rights so given.
While this particular case presents
some unusual features in connection
with such legislation, the report of the
committee today is taken to indicate
that congress is not in accord with the
new policy Of the administration. 1t
will take a two-thirds vote in both
houses to pass the bill over the veto.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
TEARE IS CHOSEN
CHIEF RANGER
Grand Court of FOresters Ends
Session With Exciting
Election
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


NAPA, May 15.-At the session OF
the grand court of Foresters in Napa
opera house this morning Woodland
was selected as the place for holding
the grand court in 1909. The COM
mittee on the advisability Of holding
a convention in Yosemite valley, ap-
pointed at the session Of the grand
court last year, reported that the plan
was feasible.
The committee on mileage. consist
ing of M. Levy, II. Z. Heinemann and
P. Bigue of San Francisco, presented
its report and it was adopted. Reso-
lutions were adopted thanking Court
Paragon of Napa for It's entertainment
of the Foresters at the banquet on
excursions and in other ways: thank
ing the ladies of Napa circle No $40,
Companions Of the Forest; the press,
and officials and employees of the Napa
state hospital and the veterans home
at Yountville for their courtesies.
Daniel Teare of San Francisco was
elected grand chief ranger without op-
position. and then commenced one of
the liveliest contests in the history of
the order for the other Offices
Leo Kaufman of San Francisco won
from William NJ. Klinger of San Ra-
fael for grand sub-chief ranger by a
close vote. John ]. Cordy of San Fran
cisco was reelected grand secretary
without opposition, and in a similar
manner Frank Conklin was elected
grand treasurer. and William H Dona-
hue of Pleasanton grand senior wood
ward. For grand recording secretary.
F. A. Tobin of Tulare won from E NJ
Starr of Los Angeles J. Costera of
Los Angeles was elected grand junior
woodward over w. A. Karns of San
Jose. Judge James G.. Quinn of Oak
land won from Thomas Emory of San
Francisco for grand senior beadle, and
j. RabOH of Oakland won from Lon
Bond of Chico for junior beadle. New
grand trustees elected were: ID. c. NJ.
Koppmann of San Francisco, DR..
George H. Juilly OF San Francisco.
George Secord of Napa, W. NJ Avery
of Nevada City and o. NJ. Hiserman
Of Salinas.
The grand court then adjourned.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
SUES SON AND WIFE
TO RECOVER LARGE SUM
Mrs. Veronica Baird Anxious to
Secure the Return of
Money Advanced

Miles T. Baird who is an incompetent and
his wife. Ruth E. Baird. were sued by the
Baird estate yesterday for nearly S25, ,O00 loaned
them by Mrs. Veronica Baird, mother Of Miles
Mrs. Veronica Baird named as guardian of
her son Miles when he adjudged incompetent
in December, 1904. Her first loan to him and
bis wife was of s25, 900, and was made Novem-
Der 1S 1903 while the second of 81. 600 was
made April 26 1904. Both were secured by 40
shares of capital stock in. the Baird estate,
trust company
Later, in satisfaction of judgment obtained
against Miles Baird by George Colder the 40
shares were seized by the sheriff and advertised
for sale but in order to redeem the shares
which secured her loans Veronica Baird was
forced 10 pay 81 800 in satisfaction of the
judgment against her She has now as
signed her claim TO the Baird estate. total
of S114I8 has been paid off the indebtedness
and the estate sues Miles and Ruth Baird for
the balance, S15,5S4, and also for the so 800
advanced by Veronica Baird TO redeem the 40
shares.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
Truth
and Quality

appeal to the Well-Informed in every
walk Of life and are essential to per-
manent success and creditable stand
ing. Accordingly, it is not claimed
that Syrup of Figs and Elixir OF
Senna Is the only remedy of known
value, but one Of many reasons why
It is the best Of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal
organs on which it acts without any
debilitating after effects and without
having to increase the quantity from
time to time.
1t acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as laxative. and it's component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all
Objectionable substances. To get its
beneficial effects always purchase the
genuine-manufactu by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only. and Tor
sale by all leading druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
EVANGELIST YEUELL
TO PREACH IN CITY
Man of UnsensationaI Delivery
Will Conduct Campaign
for Christianity

Herbert Yeuell, the evangelist. who
has, since January. converted 200
souls to Christianity, will open a
months revival at the West Side Chris
tian church, Bush street near Devisa-
dero, tomorrow, Sunday morning. Rev
Mr.. Yeuell's sermons are described as
chaste and classical in style. pure and
pungent in Illustration, manly and df-
rect in delivery, and it is said of him
that he resorts to no sensational
methods of speech or conduct, but
breaches the gospel of Christ with
striking simplicity and wonderful
power"
Ralph Boileau, a soloist and chorus
leader, will come with Rev. Mr.. Yeuell
to conduct the singing at the meetings
Otis Harrell has been training a large
chorus to assist in the singing.
Rev. Robert Lord Cave, pastor of the
West Side church, expects that the
edifice will be filled daily with follow
ers of the evangelist. Rev. Mr.. Yeuell
has had great success in his religious
work, having converted S35 persons in
Frankfort, Ind. and winning 40 in one
day at Poplar Bluff, Mo While in this
city Mr.. Yeuell will be quartered at the
Nordhoff hotel. He is a native of Eng
land but has lived in this country
for 20 years, the greater part of which
time he has been in the ministry.
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tached from the Kentucky to home
and leave of thirty days.
Cable from Rear Admiral HemphiIl
Yokohama:
Lieutenant S. 1. NJ Major is detached
from the naval station Cavite to the
Rainbow.
Lieutenant Commander Z. L. Bissel is
detached from the naval station al
Cavite to the Supply.
Ensign f. l. Reichmuth Jr. is de-
tached from the Helena to the supply
Assistant Surgeon 1. L. Cohn is de-
tached from the naval station, Olon-
gapo, to the naval hospital at Mare
island for treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
MACHIN|STS REPORT
BUSINESS AS Dull
Labor Council Hears That Cor
pOratiOns Are Preparing to
Run Open Shops

1LKMErs At the meeting OF
(IkEsEs C1sSqss Css2s cogseD the San Francisco
f6z1tTsEs labor council last
night Delegate
Wissler of the machinists reported that
business is dull. not only in this city
but all over the country "The rail-
road companies and the other corpora
tions employing machinists." said the
delegate, are serving the usual thirty
days notice of intention to terminate
the agreements and declaring for open
shop At this time it looks as if
there is going to be an international
light against a reduction of wages"
A communica ton from the American
federation of labor on the subject of
having organized labor take strong po-
litical action in favor of labor legis-
lation and asking for financial assist
ance in the furtherance of this matter
was referred. without reading, to the
committee on injunctions and the eX-
ecutive committee.
Another communication from the
American federation of labor conveyed
the information that international
Vice President Joseph T. Valentine has
been instructed to investigate, when
he comes to this city, a dispute be-
tween the machinists and structural
tain work on bridge turn tables.
The mixers union reported that the
boycott against the Guadalupe milk
company is still being kept up. The
delegates were requested to ask their
several unions to see that all cans have
the union tag on them, as evidence of
unionism and sanitary conditions. It
was stated that all the milk coming
from Marin county is MIXED by nom
union men.
The position Of Delegate Olivia on the
executive committee was declared va
cant because of his absence from the
committee for six weeks. The vacancy
viii be filled at the next meeting.
The application of the projecting
operators union to be admitted to the
council was referred to the organizing
committee.
Under a decision of the State build
ing trades council in Santa Cruz last
January. the setting of tile facing on
buildings was awarded to the tile set
ters against the claims OF the brick
layers The tile setterssput the facing
on the Whitney building when the
brick layers, who were working on the
terra Gotta on the building refused to
continue. The hod carriers also ceased
work. Under the rule of the building
trades council, that there shall be no
tieup on a building because one craft
refuses to do the work assigned to it,
and that the craft next in line shall do
the work, the tile settlers took up the
terra Gotta feature and laborers were
put on to take the place Of the hod
carriers. they being paid the wages of
that craft. The work is being done to
the satisfaction of the contractors and
owner of the building and no trouble
is anticipated.
A special meeting of electrical work
ers. No. 537, will be held at o'clock
Sunday morning for the purpose of
hearing the report of the advisory
committee, which. for month past,
has been engaged in gathering data
in regard to reorganization of the
brotherhood.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
SHOWS ALASKAN WONDERS
Camera Club Exhibition Por-
trays Scenes of Beauty

Alaska the wonderful. with its marvellous wa
ter ways. its glaciers, its canyons of blue black
water and its great, silent rivers of ice, pie
tured and described by Frederick William Prince
before the Camera club at Christian Science hall
last evening was something to remember. The
slides portrayed the strange beauty of the north
ern region yividly that not the smallest detail
was lost
The tribal Indians. their totem poles symbolic
of a past day. their basket weaving art, their
habits manners lives, all graphically pic
tured; and Alaska itself where you can pick
strawberries at the foot of snow covered noun
tain and whose surprising beauty is never for
gotten by those who have seen It, was placed
before the large audience for hours pleasure.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
DEALER WINS SUIT FOR
MONEY PAID ON AUTOS
Jury Finds That Seller Having
Recovered Machines Must
Return Cash

A jury in Judge Sturtevants court yester-
day returned a verdict for $3.50 in favor ot
r. r. Bray. automobile dealer. against
George ". LOwery who formerly In the
same business. but is now book maker Bray
contracted to buy three automobiles from Low
cry in May 1907. for IS. go IN installments
of various amounts Sc, 600 paid. and by
agreement one of the machines sold for
$50. with which Lowery credited Bray.
making his total payments equal 20 So. $50.
In December last LOwery had the two remain
ing machines put uD for sale by auction. claim
ing he had the right TO do 50 because Bray
had not kept up his payments. Lowery bought
in the machines himself for 81 .450. Thereupon
Bray brought suit for the Sc. $50 he had paid
Lowery and the jury found that he was en-
titled TO IL
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
STUDENTS GATHER DATA

Compilation OF statistics on crimes misde-
meenors felonies and petty ofenses was begun
yesterday in the office Of the state labor bureau.
Perry ". Scott and Harry A Scheel students
from the University Of California. have been
employed by the bureau to gather the data which
Deputy Commissioner Jones says will cover d
period Of more than two years. Following that
branch OF the work the statisticians will delve
into the mysteries Of marriage and divorce
throughout the state for the same period.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16

RACES COMMENCE AT i:4o P. VI. SHARP.
For special trains stoppsng at the track take
8 T. Terry. foot Of Market IT.; leave at r.
thereafter every 20 minutes until 40 p. IN. No
smoking IN the last two cars which are reserved
for ladies' and their escorts. Returning, trains
lesFe track after nfth and last races.
THOMAS n. WILLIAMS. President.
PERCY w. TREAT, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
TWO RANks IN nIsPIrTE

The Russo Chinese bank was made defendant
in suit dled yesterday by the COmpanla
Bancaria Mercantile dc Cananea. S. A. Of the
State OF SOnOma, MexicO,r claiming $50. OOO dam
ages 1t is asserted that the HOngkOng branch
Of the Russo-Chinese bank Eefused to honor
drafts sent TO it by the Mexican bank In accord
ance with an agreement The complaint alleges
further that the HOngkOng branch Of the de
fendant bank maliciOusIy and untruthfulIy
stated that the Mexican institution was insOlv-
ant
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16
CHARGED wITH BURGLARY

VENTURA May 15.-Harry Conway. a ranch
hand. was arrested today by United States Pos
tai Inspector Knox a warrant charging him
with having burglarized the postofhce at West
Saticoy n week ago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-16

SCHOOLS GET MoNEY-Palo Alto, May 10
The Palo Alto grammar schools have had their
apportionment made for the school year by
County Superintendent of Schools Bateman re-
ceIving the sum of $2,459.20.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20

BON i6nsn 10 inbiSfret mar. Mmts9es
beimnifIt 5u berratbtn unb tptr benz
Diorio iene Mngdben AUS iihtrtr
QuelIe@ gena4t bat.
Sn Der Rammer bauern Die erregten
Debotten fort. Der Nationaliit pinz
beiro Dorres perurfddte einen erniten
5unuIt burd Bensrfunsen, nelehe
ben Difiioenten MnlaB 5u itiimifben
lutrtsrbbrsdunssu sdben. aRrdfiiSsRt al=
biiquerque tpies lie enersii1 aur Ruhe,
iporauf Aueiroa Nibeiro banbsreiflih
ipur0e. syreunbe mubten bic Rdmz
pfenben trennen. Die Ueripirruns mar
eetpaItig., unb bic @ibung ipuroe unz
terbrnder. Gin beiterer 3piidenfad
ereisnete fid inbeb bierbei. Der adms
merpr1fibent, Der ietnen Qut nidt aur
9ano bate, ersriff ben eriten beiten
unb traf Die 4opfbebedung zines febr
grobfDpfisen Oeputirten. Natiirlid
fdnf hm Der 6ut Bis iiber bic Obren.
60 fam es, oab Der Rammerprdfibent
plDblid nidts mebr fab, fonbern nur
Elm fdalenoes @elddter bDrte. Gr
bate eine tpunosrDolle 1isur sema9t.
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Wiirkef.

g}afder, als man eripartet bate, 1T
bic gntf4eibung in Der Rriiis. bic
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Oepefden erfabren buben. bat Sultan
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ipabr{deinlid Der rNotb gebor4enb,
niht benz eieenen Griebe", bic 0erfafz
fung bon 1876 in. ibren iptlentlihen
punften tpieberbttgeifent unb bic
,GinberuFnng bes parlamentes angee
orbnet. 3ugleih bat ct. nm ieiten
aufridtigen Willen, Neformen ein3us
fiibrtn, nod beltliher ttnb3ngeben,
ben bisberisen GroBDefir 6trio pa
ida, Ser i'm imnter IN fali9en gorz
iftnunaen iiber oie Werb6ltnife I'm
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20
Brpdlkernatgstnttnhtate aa,tn
1ntrhrkruft De11tTd1inn0s.

Die 8epDlferunssaiffer Deutfdz
lambs bat i'm Suli 1908 Die 3abl BON
So Milionen bereits iiberfdritten,
pGbrenb iie BEL Der @olfsadhlung bonn
1. Deaember 1905 erft 60,640, 900
betragen bate. Nah Der 3unabme
bes lebten Sabres ift ansunsbmen,
6ab am l. Oeaember 1908 Oeut1h=
Lamb ettpa 63,35O,OO0 ginmobner baz
ben tpirb. Oies bebeutet fir Die 3
Sabre felt Der lebten Dolts3Gblung
eine 3unabme bon runo 100000,
alfo burdidnittlid jdbrlih 100000.
Die 8epDlteruns Deutfdlanbs bat ii4
oemna9 in ben lebten Sabren burhz
fdnittlid idbrlid um II pro5ent pers
mebrt, tpGbrenb iie in ben erien Sab
rem nad Der 8eeriinbung bes Deuts
{den Meides idbrlih um nur nenig
iiber 1 proaent aisenommen bate.
Gs lit alfo cine relatipe 3unabme ber
BepDlferunssbermebruns uno in nod
bDberem Mabe eine abfolute @teigez
runa feitauitellen. Die beutine 8e>
pOlteruns nimmt jebt anidbrli4 ndbe=
gu um ooppelt fopiel gu, dls Dor einem
Menfdenalter.
Oie5e 1tarte 3unabme lit um 10 be-
a9tenstpertber, als i'm lebtenS nSabroebnt
bic @eburten relatip abgenommen haz
ben. Weit tdrfer aber mar bic relaz
tipe Mbnabme Der Sobesfdlle, uno bic
Muspdnberuns, bic in friiberen Sabrs
aebnten Die 3abl bon 100000 idbrli4
oft erbeblin iiberfhritt. ift i'm laufenz
ben Sabre 70 gut tpie auf Dem NulIz
puntte ansefomnen. Sm eriten 6dlb<
iabr 1908 finb etipa aur 1000 Deuts
9he ausgetpdnbert, tpeniger als bic
3upanberune frembftaatlider Glez
mente betrGst.
Die Jriebli9teit Deut1dlanos tpirb
bobur9 betpieien, baB Die Wermehruns
Der beuti9en Msbrfraft nit ber raz
fhen BepDlferungs3unabme teiness
pegs @hritt b6lt. NaH Dem Rriege
BON 1870 purbe sic beut1be
ssriebensprdfena auf / prp3ent Der
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proaentfdb tpuroe 5eitpeiie iiber{hrit=
ten, por allen Bel Der Ginfiibrung ber
| 5tpeii6brigen Dienit3eit i'm Sabre
1893, nit Der eine auberprbentli1e
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ipieber auf | prOaent sebra4t Deroen,
ba es niemanb einf6lIt, bus 0eutfme
seer bur9j9nittIi1 iGtrlia ,ln1
5000 Bis 10000 Mann at bermebren.
9robbem iDirb ndtiirlib burn bic
| rdf9e 1ep5Iferungs3undbme Deutfn>
lambs Mebrfrdft inoireft gefteigert,
benn einmul 1T es baburh i'm Grieotn
nDglih, unter ben ausanbeben0tn
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| tpnAl au treffen, unb stpeitens ergeben
1 ii6 fiir ben RriegsfulI dus ben i'm
| syritben suriidstftsuten ntber3dblioen
4 forts Msierpsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20

Gin Heaept, tpie man in einet
Wette getpinnen fann, 1T f9tper gu
aeben. synbehen tpiHen mir elm gfe.
3ept, ipie man es BEL Mablipetten ma.
den mub, nm nidt 5u perlieren.
Wean nebmen eine 6umme @eIbes,
BON Der man iiher 1T. baB man iie
ohne piele 8ef9perben entbehren
fann, unD taufe ben Roblenpors
rat fur ben nGdften Minter bamit.
Wenn man bas Meaept ftritt befolst,
ift man iiher, oaB man Bel Der
MobIpette nidt berliert.
en- benz neueneli19en @t6bt9en
gaorpall baben fed3ig 8iirger 6ppo<
tbeten auf ibre 9dufer aufgenommen.
um fi4 Mutomobile anf1dffen au tons
ner. Ws0ge es fie ME sereuen.
Der Mebotteur zines pennfplbdniz
{henan bbl6tt9ens teilt nit. baB bas
Hleif1 Ser Rlapperfdlansen iDobIs
ihmedenb unb bet0mmli9 fei. Die
Mbonnenten in iener Gesenb fdeinen
nit ben 3uhlunsen erf&redIi9 faum>
felis 3u itin.
M<nn bie p0litifer ibre Neben in
ben phDnograpben binein fprehen
oonn ffnb iis fidtr por unlitbidmeu
llnterbre&ungeu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20

brfnonno SCI 6;ibnsrldnt iii WieF
tau ieIb}t. Sic 0iibntr, pie ii@ ~
Wintsr III einem 0uuapfM, MARINER,
I'M Witbtau antergsbrohtsn Maam
pGbrenO ber Wnht aufhulten, lstDen
{idher @5hd0en, tr<nTl ne morgens
an fuIten Mintertustn NIT i9rsm
bon Feuhtiqfeit blirHiebten Geltss
ser in's sSreie treten. Wenn absr
nnh einmal nus befonbereri 8riinotrs
ser lInterfunftsraum oer 6ihner g
oen Wiebfan selegt iDirb. bann iolte
Ser, ben 0iibnern suyetbetlte gtdnin
mDalihft Az ebener Grbe angebr1M
tperoen. sSsm 2aufe Der Sabre bat ll@
Bel Beiihtiaung bon bieltn sNibners
ifGllen, bic inNiebfGlIen anaslsgt tpaS
rem, feftitellen laifen, oaB ole "
WiebfdIlen in Der 60be angebrahten
1lntertunftsrdume fir 6iibner metli
,peniger iauber aebdlten iDdrtil. als
bic au ebener grbe gelegenen Inter
funftsrdume. Der au sbsner srH
aeleaene 0iibneritan miro pie! st9<
ter rein au baIten fein, ipeil man
better anfDrnmen fam un0 tDetl man
ben iih anfdmmeln0en Shmub aucp
biel leihter bemsrtt. Dag IN WtehS
itdlIen untergebradte @efliiael miro
fotpieIo eber BON l1nsesiefer hsin1ge@
iudt, unb bie llnaeaieferplaae fptro
gum 5daoen ser Qesethdtigteit Der
6iibner Inn 10 itGrfer in einem 1iht
reinlih sebaltenen lnterfunftsraum,
Ser fih Dielleidt in balber 5Ok oss
Gtalles o6er biht unter Der Stan1
bede beftnOet.
Npam ma&e n. peades
fiiB1auer einauma1en. Wuf lsDes
pfunb syru9t re9net man 8 pfuno
3uder, 6 Dubenb eanae Nelten, 8 is<
3 Son lange @tiide 3immt, unb aa
ieoem 9Dtnf feinitem Weineffis ein
pint WaiIer. gfiis, WaFer nno
auder tuerDen au Sprup gefoht. bic
@etpiirae' giebt man in einem Beutel
aus Gbeefeclotb unb todt oieie NIT.
Die pfiIiae perben fauber abges
pifdt, absr l,idt eeihdlt, balbirt
unb iolanae setodt, Biz lie etipas
ipeidlih iino. Mun flint tie hib IN
sic gut aeretnigten @ldfer, sisbt ben
Sprup bariiber, ldbt abfiiblen, Damn
feit auihrauben. MenstsWalone
in gfIia unb 3uder. - 2 pfunb gez
iddlte nnb IN Sbeile sefhnittene
Melonen ldBt man, nit 1pint Wsin=
eiiig iibergoHen, 2 Stunoen Fehen,
oann lGutert man Ia pfunb 3uder,
ldbt i'm NIT benz Gfftg eine 8iertel%
itunoe fodsn, sibt Die Melonen bins
Elm uno foht lie, BIB lie tpeih uno ben
1inb, ipprnuf man iie heransnimmt,
BEN 9aft nit feinseihnittener Gitro.
nenIhale, 3imn,t uno geelten tochf
uno bur1pafiirt iiber Die Wlelonen
siebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20

Sc bdufiaer jie dbgef40pft tpirb,
oefo inoeersr iDirb BE MeDaler gers
briioernngsiupps.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20

Il angefnnittene 3itros
nen uuf3ubenahrfn iDirb bic
5ruat mil ber Gdnittfldde duf ein
balb nit GIiig gefiillteS NdpfHen se<
lest. Sic bdlt iid 10 tpodenlans.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20

5ifberz nnb RtdeIfuhe H.,
tpelde BON Iansem 2iegen angelanfen
iinb, reinist man bnrh lIebergieben
mil, tobenbem RartOffelabsuBpaier
tporin fie ettpa 10 Mtnuten perbleiz
ben; ndhbem iperben tie nit eintm
tpoIIenen lappen tiihtig dbgerieben.