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New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
WOULD AROUSE SPIRIT.


Eugene 4 Philhin chairman "f the executive
committee OF the Central Park Protection Commit
tee said that tho organization had praci'niiy won
its fight against the National Academy of Design.
The committee he said. would not be made per
rnsnent because the Fairgrounds Association would
be able TO safeguard the parks Of the city
But whenever the parks "f the city are threat
ened in the future he said. the committee can
readily be brought together, II necessary The best
effect Of This agitation s the bringing into III" again
of rho \av- York spirit. which. am sorry {" say,
has ton long lain dormant. Twenty Years ago Il
VAS in evidence all the time. Whenever a qu"S-
,ion OF public interest before the people our
citfzens nade themselves heard but OF late years
We have suffered an invasion Of people from all
over the country and abroad who are too fond of
dierlav our shops and hotels are owned 10y
ONT si5ers and they cater to outsiders our the
atres are filed with such persons and not
o-e-terth OF them are old New Workers. We
make good laws and these people go 20 Albany and
try 70 have them changed. our public officials have
fallen into this same extravagant love OF display,
and the people are too busy with business and
Measure seeking to put stop 20 -
Il don't believe the old New York spirit is dead.
t, If &c dormant Other cities have public spirit;
ne had it once. and I believe 1t will come back
again. -
The people ar interesting themselves IN TINS
,arl, aritation Contributions in small amounts are
coming in from many sources which IS gratifying
believe that the old spirit can be aroused again
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
BOSTON BROKER SUICIDE.
Shoots Himself litter 4ttem pting
to KW Young HOman.

Boston. April 14--After making an unsuccessful
attempt on the life OF Miss Josephine Alberts. a
young woman whom he had been paving atten-
ton, Alan NJ Fay tWeuty-eight years old. prom-
nent broker OF this city. shot himself through the
mouth in an alley The Of the Hotel Navarro.
Columbus avenue, early TO-DAY, and died while
being hurried the hospital
Fay lived in fashionable apartments at No. ls9
Commonwealth avenue. He was a member Of the
firm Of Sewan & Fay, Stockholders. with offices
IN the Sears Building. Washington street
ATr- Fay the Of Joseph s Fay and A
member OF the Boston Stock Exchange since 1906.
Rufus Se1yall denied to-day that his dead partner
was despondent or that his mind was unbalanced
He could ascribe no cause for his actions. He
said he did not know Miss Alherts Shortly after
noon the young mans father Informed the police
that note had been found in the sons room stat
ing that he intended 70 Kill himself.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
PATTEN TALKS WHEAT
DENIES MARKET CONTROL.
.Saus He Is Trader and Not PHI
IantIrO pist-FOreSd7C Shortage.

Chicago. April 1.-THE appeal Of Pittsburg bakers
10 Secretary Knox to take steps to end manipula-
ton wheat and other markets was commented
upon here to-day by James A. Patten. popularity
alleged 20 control the present wheat market
In the first place said Mr. Patten. Il don't
control the market. Ny line at no time has run
over ten million bushels. have preached the gos-
pei of higher wheat because saw what was com
ing. I it first believe. but when it comes to
controlling the wheat market there are two or
three hundred other who have bought who
have something say to that"
Mr.. Pdtten paused to open telegram which had
been handed him He read il, smiled grimly.
and then remarked
Now what do you think Of that? Here il is re-
ported on the board that I 'disgusted with the
whole wheat business Of the criticisms, and
that I going to get out
Mr.. Patten tossed the offending his desk
Il am grain trader and I don't intend to quit
/ bought when the market looked cheap. as did
others who accepted my view. and I am going %
sell It a profit if I I have already sold a
great deal l have sell. and when any
body offers me proper price will sell more.
sold some this morning. cash stuff. at 81 a There
is no corner. manipulation. Others who bought
early sell demand develops"
Mr.. Patten then diagnosed the situation he
understands il:
For three or four years this has been coming
and I saw it. At the end Of each crop, bins were
empty everywhere With increasing population
here and abroad it was obvious that sooner or later
the crop of year would be exhausted before a
at hand. Last fall, If not earlier
saw it coming. l bought wheat and my friends did
likewise. The great unthinking public here and in
Europe would not. or could not. what was
coming. Liverpool would not buy months ago
thinking the prices of that day too high. Now
Europe wants -. .GrO bushels. The harvest
early year. I has been trying to cove"
thirteen months instead Of the usual twelve. and
it can't do ii. We need wheat for the mills right
here in Chicago now"
Maybe some of the shorts will deliver II 10 you
on your May contracts" suggested
wish they would. for there isn't any to speak
Of here. could half d million for the local
milling trade to-day.
Here's another point II had not bought
wheat mean myself and others-the price would
he higher here than Il Is Europe would have
taken it. for the foreigners finally recognized the
weakness OF their position. and where would the
domestic supply have come from? We would nave
been compelled buy from the very Europeans
We sold to. I regard it as fortunate that it was
Americans who first diagnosed crop conditions and
took advantage Of it.
This not philanthropy. Ny business is
buying and selling grain. I trade to make profits
but this talk of manipulation is all rot
There ticker Mr.. Pattens desk, and his
desire 70 learn what the market was doing ended
the interview. The tape showed that May had
quietly established new high prices %, and
that July selling at 81 ls1..
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
MAY BE FUSION
Mr. I7ins H1W attend Hearst DIN
ner-Seth LO7c Regrets.

Ex-Mayor Seth Low has declined and William
NJ WINS has accepted invitation TO attend the
annual dinner of the Independence League at the
Hotel Knickerbocker on Saturday night. at which
William r Hearst is 20 be the principal speaker
1t is understood that Mr Hearst will define from
his point of view the issues Of the nayoralty cam
paign.
The Hearst men are saving. why not WINS for
Mavor and Shearn for District Attorney: MI
Hearst was asked one day this week. What are
you going do in the mayoraity hSh' next IAN
His reply is said have been:
III be darned # l know myself
Charles f Gehring. chairman Of the county com
nittee of the Independence League, SAID IaSl hIsi'
that the dinner would be a large one.
Mr. Low has declined the invitation L" at'ehd
the dinner" said Mr. Gehying. Nj WINS has ac-
canted Justice Caynor has another engagement
the same night but says he Will be at our dinner
during the evening Magistrate crane judge No
saIsLv Calvin Tomkins. John J Hopper and car
ence J. Shearn have accepted inVltau"hs- IA
Judge Whitman told me to-day that he wanted 10
come and would be present if he could possibly
do
u expect Mr. Hearst will make very significant
speech but don't know what il will be. so iaF a.
rusion by the league with other anJ-famnanN or
,oriz,tions * concerned we are all pretty much
nm in the air II is too early to say what VIII ne
done The situation will be clearer httle latet'
Personally I think that the Independence League
could retain its independence and nominate can
dates Of other organizations The Independence
League IS organized to be independent am con
fdent that what II does in the coming may oiaIN
carn,agn will be In accord with enlightened pubus
sentiment and will meet with the support "'
very large percentage of the voters Of this clty.
There is A strong sentiment among the Hearst
people favorable fusion with the kePuoIl'''iLN
that will include the nomination II Clarence D.
Shearn for District Attorney. Little else "ouid d.
axrected from the Republicans if Shearn is run for
District Attorney
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
EXPECTS TO SEE PRESIDENT HERE
Chairman Woodruff Says He Won't Have to
Go to Washington Friday

Chairman Woodruff Of the Republican State Com
mittee said last night that he probably would not
go 10 Washington tomorrow night as he had
planned because he expected to see President Taft
here
u had intended going down Friday night to
see the President Saturday. said Mr. Wood
ruff last night. But expect see the Presi-
dent here Senator Depew Will be in town on Sat
ur1ay and he is Of those I wished to see
his being here will make it unnecessary for me TO
go 10 see him in Washington.
Asked about reported important changes in fed
eral Offices. the state chairman said:
i don't expect there will be any changes of i'm
portance until after election fall
II is understood that the first big vacancy in
Brooklyn will be In the postoffice Postmaster Rob
erts's term expires in December next He may sue
ceed himself
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
MONEY COMING IN FOR DEAF mu7gs

Il was announced yesterday that money will be
forthcoming to save the Institution for the I'm
proved Instruction Of Deaf NIutes. Lexington ave
nue. and 9th street Louis Marshall and Samuel
T Levy have been active for several davs in the
en"t TO raise funds and their efforts have been so
successful that there is further doubt OF being
able 10 get the necessary financial support
Jacob H Scllin offered To give Sl5e00 providing a
similar amount was raised by subscription, and il
Was reported yesterday that 5000 of that amount
RAD been subscribed II Was expected that a fund
Of S50esl would be raised.
The school Is now training 2l7 Jewish children
principally The boys and girls Of poor parents in
greater New York Who taught bv the irnnro,.ed
oral methods together wiki manual training to
make the pupils seIf-supportinc
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

to Antwerp. Raglan castle tBr). New York
t,,,nuth April IA u:l6 Majestic tHr1 New York
ny ~ II,ar'olrc and southampton tand proceeded
" ,Tru "A 6 u m--Sannio tltaD New York
tI,,-.,T 4ur if-I4ake Champlain 'Frl IT John. b
LIN - i''s,ria tFrl New York via Queenstown
,,rti,rg Anrf I2-RaGlan Castle tirl. New York via
Rotterdam. - .,..,-,- ,,-l-, >-ou VOL, "a,
ponbav and colombo
r, Grsnde do sui April 1o-Italian Prince tBr' New
NV via pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro
49,. roo.n April I1-Moltkefes Ger, New York
SAILED.
eifaltar April 0-Indrspura tBr drom MANILA. Boston
- an. nsI &rril S-Chicago city tBr).
:, WinCent g Y. April IO-Hortensus tBrl from
York; cape Town. etc.
-,,,,b.npton. April II. i2.+u m-kaiseT Wilhelm
crosse (icrj from BremenJ. New York Via Cher
bouTg
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Wednesday, April IA. 1909.


-,oa,,er 5;neisenau tGcr). Rnte Bremen April ,, to
oarfchs & co cabin and 1l6s steerage passen
gers and rrdse. Arrived at the Bar At m
tNor BerSgren, MnnZnnip March II and
April to the West lnila IS 60" with sugar Al
rived at the Bar at $50 m.
steamer Sarna Gen. Meisner. Port au Prince March
~ Kingston 2S Colon April l. tircytoWn ? Port Iimnn
Lttrcstnn and InaEua the Hamburg American
II passengers mans ana Hl'Se. Aiii'tu d inc
steamer Iroqnos tI3r scott March 2S towing
barge Navahoe ,{ Collie TO Philip Ruprecht in ballast
Arrive ed a at q
steamer Delaware French. Philadelphia. to the clyde
IS 60 with mdse Passed in Quarantine at l:ll m.
steamer FL Rio Pa ~ker, Galveston April s. to the
sohutbern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine
steamer Excelsior tCierl CourtIn Rotterdam March 30
Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the Bar at IL
18Th.
Trinidad 81 BarranquIa April .. CarthaEena colon 6
and Kingston Antonio to Sanderson * Son
With 122 passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar at Il
13th.
April s Importing co. with fruit Arrived
a the Bar 6 m
southern Pacific Co with passengers and
m Sandy Hook at 1910 a
Laura tAustl. Ear Trieste March 2S. Patras
50 Palermo April l and Algers Z. to Phelps Co
cabin and S45 seerage passengers and mdSe
riSed Far at 1910 a N.
steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News Norfolk TO
the Old Domirion IS Co, With passengers and mIse
Passed n Quarantine At 22o
steamer Senator Knudsen. Port April
70 the Fruit Co with fruit. Arrived
sa51I Hook y J. April "A $50 y nl-Wind northeast
breeze. raining. thick fog; moderate
SAILED
steamers Oceanic oBn. Southampton. Rhodesian oFsr,
Philadelphia Comus. New Orleans. FL sud Galveston
Mauerania ,I}r Liverpool, -'Utta tNcrI Nine: Nara
gansett London. New York Dutch tank. Rotter-
dam TrIDi ad tFSrl
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frank Schaetzel, a letter carrier arrested on
Tuesday night. charged with stealing letters
tanning money. arraiened before United States
Commissioner Shields yesterday and held in s25G6
bail for the federal grand jury
The Brothe hood ot tie Fourth Presbyterian
Church OF which the Rev. Dr. Work is pastor will
give its annual dinner Il the Hotel Marie An
toinette on Friday evening at o'clock Among the
speakers will be Congressman Olcott and Bennett
and Job r. Hedges
An illustrated lecture The Relation of Typog-
raphy to Advertising will be given by ingalls,
kimbau Of the Chetenham Press, before the Ad-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
STORE EMPLOYEES GIVE CONCERT.

concert and dance for the benefit OF the ener-
geucy fund of the beneficial association composed
Of employes Of Johr Wanamaker were given in the
new Wanamaker Building, Broadway and 9Th
street last night The fund provides special relief
for the members IT case Of sudden illness or eX-
tended disability Several benefciaTies are being
treated for tuberculosis and cancer in the Adiron-
dack and Catskill mount lins The concert was
given in the auditorium. and dancing on the ninth
floor began a 2 o'clock before the end OF the con
cert A large attendance made the affair inan-
cial success
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

yertising Forum. West Side Young Mems Christian
Association. this evening.
Hamilton Wright Mabie Will speak on Inc Nalue
of the Kindergarten next Tuesday evening AT d
conference on the need OF more kindersartehS !"
the nublic schools to be held In the hall OF the
>,. y,rl, rliudergarten Association, No. 524 West
42d street. under the auspices OF the Public Educa
tiou Association.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
a. c. POST WANTS ALrmoNY REDUCED

Supreme Court Justice Dayton decided ,es,er5,,.
that he would send 20 referee the application 40
counsel for Augustus 6 Post o have the .li,,,o,,
that Post is nov paying his wife. Emma { Post
reduced IL came out tnat Post IS very III and T.,
a s2nato-ium- Counsel asked that the alilnonv ha
reduced from $50 month TO 50 a month. on the
ground that the defendant had lost his fortune in
Val Street
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
MOVEMENTS OF EAMERS
AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Amsterdam, April 12-Prns Wilem " Dutch New
York West Indies Venezuela ana Hsvre
Rotterdam April 1I-Chatton (Br Gufpcrt and Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise = - sunset rises 3.os Moon axe -
HIGH WATER
u-sand,. HOOK 3.05 Gov. Island ? IG Hell Gate ~
u, 3 Island 4Il+ titII 'Itlo 80
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

Ag
5'1TDbS
tB$ ~ i
Ny? Y y
Says Mr.. Style this Spring
Why keep a good thing dark?
So because we always 90 with
Style. we've plenty Of light coIors
and fancy weaves among our Spring
OvercOatS.
Sl8 to $40.
Same thing true Of our Spring
suits, S18 to S45.
HOw'S this for a record?
Our business in BOYS long trouser
suits this Spring has been over 5000
of last Springs business.
Sizes II to is years, S14 to $50.
Everything else boys in long
trousers or boys in short trousers
wear.
For uncertain Spring weather
ScbIichten Ramie underwear is GER
tainly good.
The structure of the ramie
fibre minimizes sudden temperature
changes.
Hvgienic. comfortable. and made
for the most discriminating class Of
wearerS.
Have you seen the latest Star
negIiges!
Several thousand recently added
to the thousands already here.
All new this Spring.
S1.5 to s..
Importations - important ones
from England.
Victor Jay" derbies.
Our $1.35 gloves special values
Footgear for having fun
Puttee leggins for riding and
motoring
Riding boots.
Tennis, golf and Yachting shoes
ROGERS, PET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
Warren st. 18th ST. 34th ST
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

steamers Oceanic tBr, Southampton Rhodesian ,F,r,
Philadelphia New Orleans FL sud, Galveston:
Liverpool, Huta tNCri. Nipe: Nara
ganset London: New York Dutch, Tank Rotter-
dam: Trinidad Brl Bermuda
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5eit abaeIiefert.

Bir tuuIen uuIeren 9eiern eth
oridlid perfibern bab 8Di4ee's
German Syrup heut5utage pol'ttD
has einsise 8rdparat i'm Nartte itt
peldes S1pinbiuht linoert uno
beilt. 80 ertbalt bic @ieenmtttel.
als reiner Cheer, Gussug upn Bfari.
senbars u,n., pelte ais 8eilmittel
fur Sufen uub Sbnpinbinht BON ben
mebesiy's1en G~pusrefeu 10 bod ee'
I6ast alb. Der S9wtnotHtt9e,
etnerlei ub bic Sranfbeit i'm 9alie
ober 9unee, mus bes gtadts &ube
babe unb oes RpreenS fret letr DOT,
Gnfdae pur trpdeuen uno ~folternoen
Die ertrantten 3beile oer'
iaueen mad Rube, beilenoer nno
.liubenber Bebnnblune, unb Der Ta'
tient bebarf Der ridden Gutt, gutter
Rabrnne freien GuswurfB oes Wepr'
aen8, nit ihneGer unb o%auernoer
.1inberune. 3leine Sldiahen ID
As Gents eetubbnlihe @rDBe nabe5u
2 Mal 10 uieI'entbaltenb rs Gents.
en- allen Gputbefen ~ haben.
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Sanen bes SoIses.

$oI8. peldes I'M 0obember unc
DECEMBER gebauen Dirb. 1T mebr
tuertb, oIs erft i'm Somuar, Sebruar
unb Wdr3 ~gebaitenes- 8or. itnb Sd,
gebol5; oagegen lit ioldes immer nod
better aIs &priI. uno @aiboI,. tppnn
Der Soft idou itarf BARN lit. Sogor
I'M Wiuter serind)tcs S6eiterboIs III
mebr tpertb als erit i'm Sriibiabr ODER
gar Sommer gemadtes, ipciI oupiel
Soft BARN itedt unp bic @inoe sIcifl
tpeaf1Ilt.
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Gebte boHnuns peridwunoen.

GeBte hoffnune perihpunoen.
Gl8 berpDrrapenbe glerste iaeten
baB Us. Ut. Smitbhart, BON 8etin,
Sa,, uubeilbnre Shpinbiuht babe,
mar befsn lebte SDfnuna bahin.
aber Or. 8ines Retp DISCOVERY fir
Ehwinbiudt, Sufen unb grfaltun.
aen retteten Inn BON @rabe. Or
iaet; .9ieie Webisin bat mid arinb.
lid turirt unb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitbem babe ih fie 10 Sabre lang
aebraudt, uno ernfte bieietbe oils
cine tuunoerbares Snls. unb 2unaen,
Seilmittel.1 Strena wiHenfhaft.
tihes Seilmittet fir Sufen, tueben
Sals Ober Grfdltuneer, unb Sdberes
8orbeuaunesmtttel seaenBneumonia.
@arantirte Staihen sn so Gtnts unb
$500 In Batter Bros. Upotbeie
Brube Glaidte fret.
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SO tOerSe einRunberttauienb so Gent @6a6teln meiz
HE5 T9elitnattsnuss 5silmittels r@loria Sontc" fret pers
ieHSen unb ieOsr IsiOsube aeier 1T bDfli6it ~einaelabsn,
aIal cine gu f4reiben.
Balls Sbr leioenb ieb an Rbeumatismus, entipebsr
fronti9sm, ent3iinoIi6em obsr mustulDienl, unb fdredz
lt4s psin erIeibet bur4 Siftenfpeb, 2~snbentpsb ober
ei4t, fptBt Sbr mas es neint, gebeilt gu iperben. Sbr
npiBt, bab es Der Ilabe tpertb ietn fpirb, gu f6reiben, UNI
Die frsis 80 Gts. S6adtel gu betonmen, bic i6 an ale
ttG'3s, bic 6aruni %anfragen. Shr tuerbet fi9erlid senug
S!1ea:. oabur1 er5ie4rL I'm fir bic Sreimarte un6
N.Hhe Dss Sdrsibens gu bs3dbIen.
9ab anbere 9litteI ii6 ~erfolslos %bstpiefsn, bat Guf,
ME 70 ptsle anbsre, bieasi4t entmutbiet, besbaIb, I'M metn
ipirtlt9es Setlmtttel rebr aIsenein bstannt au MAIDEN,
babe ih mid sntIdlOiien, biefe enorme Auantitdt gu bers
ftsnten, fobab ieber Wtann unb iebs 5ral IS felbft probis
ZEN unb ft4 bon bel. Wabtbeit meiner Gnaaben ~iberseis
gen fam. Gsst allies on6ere beiieite unb f6reibt nm etre
trsis so Gts. S9udtel ygIpriu Soric"; es pirb per poit
frantO %berfanot. gti4ts ipirb fir bisfes gadet bers4net,
ipebsr iebt nod ipdter, Saas meme SstlmitteI nidt BON
Der erobtnDsiden Seilpirtun6, trHsbs ss flu mid teien
8Ded haben, ss uuf 6iefe Meiie su ~OsrisnSen.
SO entSsdte biefes Seilmittel burd einen slidliden
3ufal ipGbrenb id elm sSnpalibe bur6 Rbeumatismus
mar, unb es buIf mir msfr in elmer g9Ode, uls ole anbes
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aud. bas nodl seit hem %

aud bas nod Set benz 20
DECEMBER bat MN Baltimore icine
erite SonntagS . Ra6mittags . 8ei.
tung. Der $erouseeber Der ,9olti.
more Nefps" l6bt 6as 8Iott bon ictt
an aud Sonntags erideinen. gs lit
tein Sonntagsblott bon picIcn Sei.
ten; pie in Der @od)e beidr1nft iih
Die SonntagS : Giisgdbe auf einen
rei6boltigen Rlhridtcntbcil uuo ebi.
torieIle artifel. Bon Der erIten Conn.
tags : @usgobe puroen iiber $4,000
@remplore abgeiett. @inen picI pcr.
iprehenoen gnfane bot mar boS de.
nonnt. @ir tpiiroen bon chem bel.
iasenben Spmptome recen.
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Der 3aa

bornpfte geraoe aus Der $aIIe, ais
oiiber Gtbem elm Gbepaar ben 8abn.
tteig betrot. Ser Marn ma4te ietner
Grau @orpiirfe. .Siebit Guy iaste
er, rbdtteit On ntdt 10 furdtbar Ian.
Ge fir Define Soilette eebraudt, 10
G1tten mir bieieu Sus nitt perpabt."
Limb 5dtteit Du," CAB Die Srau
5rriid, mid unterwegs uidt INNER.
5u 10 ongetrieben, 10 braiifteu ptr
ritt 10 Ianse auf ben na6iten gu mar.
ten
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sdrsdIids sdmer,en aeIinaeet.

Sdredlide S6mersen seIiuSsft,
Surt ihredltde Ghmersen ee.
petniai infolae Der @efte ~unperbau.
ten Spetien, nnbm q. o.. @rapSun,
pDn 9ula, RiF., Or. aiue's Weru
etfe Bins, init benz ReInltate, y ME
er lhreibt, .6as i'd furirt wurbe.s
Nue Raaen pnb @ebdrmeuaprbnun.
gen foeroen aebDben burh ibrem lin.
oernoen Sinblaana beIonbere @ioens
idoften. 25 Gents In Balfer Brps.
HpDthefe.
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rem Rittel in Sabren set6an batten. Seitbem bat es
Sunberte 4noere seBeiIt = SGGe, bic 80 big 40 Sabre
alt iparen, PeriOnen i'm Otter bon 70 Bis 80 Sobren.
@inige ~beriel6en iparen 10 eIeno, baS iie fb nibf iel6it
~anais9en. ni4t alein eiien tonnten.
gea4tet. ia Oerlanse tetn gelb. Ss3 ~berlanoe NH.
BOB Sbr bic SO Cert S4a4tel y@loria Sontc" auf meme
&olten %oerincpt, uno falls ntebr oaDon seipiinlGt lpirS,
lisfsrs i6 es gu sirem mdBissn preis.
S6neibet ben &oupon aug unb i6idt i'm an mid
NH elrsrn ytdrne1 iinb Ioreiie, uno nit t~penbenber poIt
tperbet SIR bas freie padet Ippie bas freie 8lf iiber
H.beurnattsmrs %erbalten, tpelbes nit i66nen Iebbensae
treIsn gilbern iauitrirt If, unb Gu9 aaes i6er guyel
Sal ertldren pirb.
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Dransea SROIa . gOla.

gier iiibe Drdneen tperben eeiadIt,
et.tfertt linb m Sdeiben geifnitteu.
Damn Dirb foIgenbes eemittt: /
8int Rebl, "a EbeeI0ffeI SaTa. 1 Gb.
I6ffeI 9adpulber Unit Webl 6niam.
mengeiiebt). Sn oieIe Wiiding iper.
ben 2 Gbloffel Butter eipeeriebcn
unb oann pir6 70 pieI Iatl5 anee.
riibrt, BOB es Elm tpeiGer Eeig nirb.
guf mebIbeitreutem Brett miro bieier
in etnen langen Stretfen augserolIt.
nit ben seridnittenen Sraneen be.
legt unb bid nit 3ufer E~eitreut.
Damn rollt man ben Streifen auf.
fneift Die @nben 10. bob Der Saft
ni&t enttpeiden fam, Iest i'm In Elm
gut nit Butter beitri1eneg @efGB
uub foht i'm 40 Minuten. Gann
tpiro er nod 10 LANCE IN ben @adoien
geidoben. Biz bic SberfTG6e abse.
trodnet 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
sabafsserud ans benz 3immer sn
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Man bdngt einer neuen S6pomn,
ipelden man pieberboIt anfeudtet,
fret i'm 3immer auf iinS iteIIt elm &c.
burunter. fpeld)es 6as cttpaiae
Sropfen bes S1mammes auifdndt