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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

make an eye tonic that Will rest your
tired eyes and keep them bright ana
clear by dissolving I ounce OF crystos
in pint OF water One or two drops
in each eye IS treatment II VIII
not smart or burn This eve tonic
strengthens the sight and aids those
who wear glasses Use II whenever
your eyes are dun. red or infamed-
Emma O.: Used 70 excess. powder
is vulgar and makes the user appear
common: properly applied. il is a nee
essary article OF the toilet and should
have a place on every Iady'S dressing
table. but because il is so difficult 10
put on properly. powder Is losing
popularity and being succeeded by
liquid complexion beautifiers- These
are rather expensive when bought
an excellent face lotion at home az
a much lower cost Just get from
your druggist 4 ounces OF spurmax.
put il in half pint Of hot water and
add teaspoonfuls OF giycerine. Rub
lightly after applying 10 face. fore
arms and hands. SpuTmax tends 10
freckies. cold sores. etc. Il makes
saIIoU and oily skin look fresh and
youthful II VIII not rub on Ike COM
mon powder and your complexion will
night
one that usually cures eczema salt
rheum and similar skin diseases -
made By mixing ounces OF luxor with
1 tabIespoonfuls OF alcohol and add
ing a half pint Of water Snake bot
tie. pour small quantity upon rough
and itching surface and allow 10 DIV,
repeating treatment until eruption DIS
appears and skin IS restored 20 a
healthy condition
J. r.: I know many formulas for
system tonics. but OF the many my
friends have used I hear better reports
from kardene tonic than any other
II purihes the blood. makes the liver
more active. restores lost appetite and
tones ND the system for winter II -
depended upon by many 20 relieve dull
ness. Ianguidness sallOW cOmplexions.
liver blOtches. pimples and other erup-
tions OF the skin. II you need strength
ening and building up get from your
druggist l ounce OF kardene. mix u
with one-haIf cup sugar. then dissolve
in one-half pint OF alcohol. and add
enough boiling water 70 make full
quart of tonic Take I tablespoonful
i've minutes before each meal and be-
fore retiring
Beatrix: When your hands are
shriveled from washing clothes or
dishes. wipe dry and rinse in weak
ened vinegar
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
TAMALPAIS CADETS IN
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
Boys From Military School
Start Vacation

The eighteenth encampment OF the
Mount Tamalpais military academy
for the annual week instruction in
field service is now in progress at
Camp Vacation. The cadet battalion
arrived last Saturday afternoon and
quickly pitched camp in a double street
formation near the station. Two pieces
OF field artillery accompany the party
and start the echoes rolling up and
down the river as the morning and
evening guns are fred Two cadets
are using portable wireless outfits for
signal work
lieutenant C r. Street, L. S. A (re-
tired) on duty at the academy from
the war department, is directing the
military instruction. Camp Vanderoilt
Ma ior Vanderbilt, N G. c.. an early
alumnus and ar present faculty MEM
Der.
The cadets drill in infantry and ar
tillery exercises in the morning hours;
and spend the afternoons boating and
bathing on the river. The battle exer-
cises Friday will be for visitors day
and many friends and relatives are
expected.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
and Beauty Notes
BY MRS MAE MARTIN.


Mollie- O.: Ink stained fingers can be
bieached with a moistened match end
y. r. You are right. Good looks do
tures- A plain girl who takes care OF
her complexion. hair. teeth and eyes
often wins the race for a husband and
leaves behind the natural beauty who
negiects her appearance. wondering
why men have such poor taste The
proper care OF the hair reQcires
shampoo every two weeks and the ap-
plication of a good hair tonic once or
gives delightful shampoo and leaves
the hair soft and fluffy. Simply dis
solve a teaspoonful OF canthrOx in
cup Of hot water; pour on the head a
~. t21 You can make a good quinine
hair tonic a home If YOU viii get from
your druggist an ounce OF quinola and
half pint OF alcohol Dissolve the
quinoia in the alcohol and add half
pint OF cold water. This tonic VIII
keep the scalp free from dandruff. stop
keep the hair and scalp in a healthy
condition and promote growth OF hair
E b For tan. freckles. chapped
face, etc. apply almozoin complexion
cream Jelly and let il remain for an
hour or two This cream jelly is used
either as face cream or massage cream,
and can be made at home at small
viii cause hair to grow Get1 ounce
of almoZoin and ? teaspoonfuls OF
glycerine from your druggist and put
into half pint OF cold water; stir
we'll and let stand. II too thick. stir
in more water. II used for massag-
ing. almoZoin cream jelly clears the
skin OF blackheads. large pores and
certain types OF pimples-
Lille 6: Standing with the weight
resting on one foot is likely TO cause
one hip TO grow larger than the other
You are twenty pounds above average
weight for a person of your stature
To get rid of your-superHuous flesh.
dissolve ounces OF parnotis in a pint
of hot water and take a tablespoon
ful three times q day just before meals.
A friend reduced twenty pounds in
three weeks with the aid OF parnOtis
and was much benefited in her general
health.
Alex J.: ID Consult your dentist
90 Every article mentioned in my
recipes is sold in first class drug
stores. If your dealer hasn't parnotis.
he can easily get it for you from his
wholesaler.
B. G.: The lustrous and sparkling
eyes you envy are probably produced
with the aid of an eye tonic You can
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
NOTES OF THE Alto

A. c. Leonard and W. d. Newerf are
expected TO arrive here today. They
have sent word to the local office that
they would soon be in town and that
they have some interesting informa- /
ton to those who are interested in
tires.
c. Kirkpatrick. the popular coast
representative of the Goodrich tire
company. will leave today for his an
nuai visit 10 the factory at Akron, o.
He will return about october 1.
H L. Owesney. head of the local
branch of the Winton motor carriag
company. has received word that Mr..
and Mrs. ". G. Selby OF Marietta. Ohio.
have arrived In Seattle in their Winton
Six. having been 90 days on their over
land journey from Pittsburg to the
exposition city. On the trip Seiby
cleaned one spark plug. otherwise the
motor never gave him a moment's s
thought. From Seattle the Selbys will
tour 10 Los Angeles and thence home
via Salt Lake. City.
An invaluable guide for the motorist
who does much touring is 10 be found
in a complete illustrated road map and
tour book of California. recently got
contains ali the main roads. cross
roads. turns. forks landmarks. hotels,
Burkhardt & Crippen. agents for
the Interstate car report the sale and
delivery of a 35-40 horsepower. four
cylinder, five passenger Interstate
touring car TO Ira Compton OF Colusa.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
DETECTIVES TO WEAR
MASKS IN CITY JAIL
New Order Will Prevent Or.
tenders From Knowing Them

Following the custom in the large
eastern cities and in Paris. France,
the detective sergeants and detectives
sta liked into the city prison yesterday
morning each wearing a black mask
over his face.
Each prisoner walks between two
lines formed by the detectives and is
closely scrutinized.
The object Of this new order made
hv Captain of Detectives Anderson is
to prevent offenders from faniiiarlzins g
themselves with the features of the
men whose business II is TO capture
them for any crime they may commit.
When a pickpocket knows the detec-
tfves II is an easy matter for him to
keen out of their way when operating
on the streetcars or in crowd
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
BUSH KEEPS PHONOGRAPH
ESTABLISHMENT SILENT
Company Petitions to Compel
Issuance of License

A petition for a writ of mandate
compelling Tax Collector David Bush TO
issue license to the Pacific investment
company to open a phonograph parior
and museum at 1850 Fillmore street
was presented TO the superior court
Yesterday by the company. The S25
quarterly license fee was offered to
Bush September 5. 1909. but he refused
to accept il or to grant a license for
the carrying on of the establishment.
II you're out OF work put an ad In
The Calls Employment Wanted col
umn. It will help you secure a posi-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

See the page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears
regularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call. Cash prizes are given
each week for the best household
ideas and kitchen recipes. Send
in your choicest ones to Modern
House Keeper Page" The San
Francisco Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

resorts. inns. garages and points OF in
terest to the tourist In preparing the
ti0n has been spared, and each page,
containing a map. is full or informa-
tion, and so clearly explained and laid
a tour TO pick out his itinerary and tell
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

just when. barring accidents. he viii
reach each destination II also con-
tains the automobile laws OF the state
good advice and points on care and
operation OF motor cars. and many
other notes OF interest 10 every motor
car owner. whether a tourist or the
man who stays around home.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

salmon (Miss Lydia. Wilke. 1888 Lyon
street, San Francfsco)-A simple. deli
cious dish or a tempting tidbit for a
convalescent invalid: Put two ounces
good port wine in chafing dish: when
the wine is simmering place in a SAL
mon steak; in one minute turn; cook
10 minutes. Serve on a hot plate with
buttered or dry toast. Try il.
Peroshkys-Take two pounds OF nice
fresh veal from the neck; boil; when
cold chop fine; boil one or a half cup
of rice: boil hard three eggs. chop fine:
chop up small onion and brown in
butter: mix; add two raw eggs pepper
and salt; make pie paste roll thin
and add a spoonful OF the above mix
ture; cut out with saucer and bake
These peroshkys are very nice eaten
with bouiIlon when they are warm
The peroshkys may be made from any
kind of left over Toasts or soup meats
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

in a moderate oven until set in center;
test then with silver knife: when il
comes out clear they are done. Have
cream sauce of one heaping teaspoon
OF butter and -four. one cupful of milk
half a cupful strained tomatoes If
ing powder. Take both from fire a
minute before serving. turn the tim
bales out on q platter. gradually add
the tomato 10 the sauce. stirring well,
then pour round the timbales and gar
nish dish with sprays of parsley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
Modern House keepers Exchange

Egg NoE (Nfrs. N. G. Bell. 21I4 Du-
rant avenue. Berkeley)-The yolks OF
six eggs and a teacup and haII OF
erauuisted sugar beaten. wei together
sdd one pint OF whisky, beat again
then add one quart of cream whipped
Crooueftes-FOuT eggs. one pound OF
chicken. half a pound OF bread crumbs:
hslf 2 pound of butter. one teaspoon OF
onion. three teaspoons Of parsley, pep
per salt mace and nutmeg 70 taste,
10 mash smooth put on the IRE ana
stir in two yolks OF egg, one al time,
and stir until very dry Mnen coid
roll into shape. dip in egg and bread
crumbs and fry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

o1ian c.ri tbree teaspoons OF parsley. pep
Der. salt mace and nutmeg 70 taste
pour enough boiling water on on tRe a-a piead 80
10 mash smooth. put on the nre ana
stir in two yolks Of egg, one az time; l1S
and stir until very dry Nnen coia
add the other ingredients MIX wei:
roll into shape. dip in egg and bread
crumbs and fry.
Raked Cheese IMrs. Myra Cole. 213s
Ward street. Berkeley Two table
spoonfuls OF butter. eight tablespoon
f5IIs bread crumbs. half pound cneese,
one cup sweet milk. three eggs Cut
b7lfter and cheese in small pieces put
n JArre howl with bread crumbs; on
.base no,sr milk heated to scalding;
mix we'll put on the back of stove TIL
su Is melted. stirring occasionally:
when well mixed take from IRE, cool
and then add yoiks OF eggs with
rincb of salt; then add whites of eggs
beaten 10 q stiff froth- Put in buttered
bak king dish and bake about ~ MIN
Sn.e.r BaIIsEThe whites OF two
eggs beaten light: one pint OF grated
cheese mix: form into o2llS size OF
hazelnut, drop in hot lard until goid-
-, brown These are fine at afternoon
some Practical suggestiens-one
teaspoonfui Of cream OF tartar :,, olS1
solved and pat in rinse water, VIII
70 TO retain green color of vegetables
keep uncovered while cooking.
sugar for fried cakes should be dis
solved in the milk TO prevent the cakes
from absorbing the lard while Trying
To clean window glass use one table,
spoonful coal oil to half a gallon ,ti OF
water Do not use soap wipe win
DRY cloth and glass win be polished.
some Tried Recipes tMrs- 3. H Lewis.
s22 Folsom avenue, san FRANCISCO
Hard Sauee-Bear one-quarter OF
mound of sugar TO a cream. adding
ggsdI eggsduaily one cup of powdered sugar
I'D four tables spoonfuls OF Doiling
Srster one al time. Beat FIVE min
stes. Lastly add the beaten Wnlte or
one egg. Put in q cold place
Csueer Bread-Two eggs. one cup OF
brown sugar. one cup of molasses.
rters of cup OF shortening
Inter and drippings. half and half).
one cup OF buttermilk. one teaspoontu4
Of soda. one tablespoonful OF ginger
oxsfers. sauce Pouletfe fMrs- II. Lip
man 1913 Post street. San Eranclscoe--
PT,- two large spoonfuls of nice fresh
80 ore-half tabiespoonfuls OF -four;
stir I'VE minutes where II VIII not col
or odd 10 il one glass OF sherry wine
and the Iiouor of the oysters Put in
|one cuOf,sl OF cut mushrooms that have
haer, slightly cooked five yolks of eggs.
l.T< a teaspoonful of red pepper, pinch
Of salt and two lines Last of all put
the oysters IN the sauce. The oysters
need only q little warming IN ali that
sauce
Egg TimbaIes with Tomato Sauce
Miss A. Vaughan. 500 First street
san RafaeD-A simple Lenten lunch
dish is made by slightly beating. six
s9lf and a dash OF cayenne, 10 drops
Of onion Juice and one and a quarter
cuufuls Of milk Pour this mixture
into buttered timbaie cups. place them
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
THREE EVENTS AT
ONCE A NOVELTY
POrtOla Auto Road Race to Be
Run Under Rules That Will
Be Interesting
Scheme of Combining Classes to
Be Watched by Pacific
Coast Experts
By r. R. L'HOMMEDIEU

The announcement by the Automo-
bile club OF California that in the big
Portola road race TO be held next month
1t would run three classes at once has
caused considerable comment. On the
face Of it~it looks as if the mixing of
classes would work an injustice TO the
higher powered cars or to the smaller
ones. In the former case cars OF
these two classes meeting on terms. If
the faster car was overtaken II might
cause the driver TO slacken up, while
with the smaller car the constantly
rushing by OF the faster vehicles would
be continually kicking up q dust for the
driver of the smaller car TO drive
through. On the other hand, II the
classes were run of separately. which
class should be started first, for there
would be an advantage inasmuch as
that the first class TO start would be
supposed 10 have the best roadway
conditions And running classes sep
arately would mean that the third class
to start would find the course cut up
by the previous two classes. Taking
the practices of the east into considera-
ton. the advantage would be given to
the larger cars. but to start them first
would work a hardship on the specta-
lol = iOl hilOillf III TACT, the COAtSSL u
given.
In separate three class event the
first class would have to be started st
daylight. and il this were the larger
class many spectators would miss what
is generally considered 10 be the event
of the day, and the dealers who had
gone TO the expense of entering ears
would lose a great deal of publicity
to which they were entitled. AS this
Is the first event OF its kind ever held
in this section of the state il is hard TO
definitely decide which is the better
plan.
The experience of the east should be
considered. yet road conditions may be
so different here that what might be
Objectionable in the east might be sue
cessfully handled here. Until a race
has taken place il is impossible to de-
eide. One fact, however. remains that
under the present plan of the club with
three classes in operation at once the
interest and enthusiasm of the spec
tator will be kept at concert pitch.
What does il cost an automobile
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
The Dinner Menu

Soupe MaIgre
Fried Halibut Steak. White sauce
Cucumber Salad
Ragout OF Sweetbreaos
FiIlet Of Beef With Mushrooms
French Beans
Roast Duck, Celery salad
Wine Jelly With Whipped Cream
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
A FEW WORDS WITH Ae~
LADYd MeHOUSE

one ungrateful man does an injury
10 all who stand in need OF aid--Pub-
lico.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

Victory for
Michelin Tires

ped with Michelins. These tires also
have the credit of being on the cars
that captured the Vesper and Yorick
trophies.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

The result of the road race over the
Lowell course yesterday added another
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
Low Upkeep |
of Studebaker


the data that has heretofore been
obtainable has been so meager that
few concerns have had the temerity
to offer any such guarantee with their
product The standard warranty oi
both national orga nizations covers only
so days from date OF shipment-and
this only for defective workmanship
or material
One Of the few concerns that has al
ways guaranteed its product for veal
IS the Studebaker automobile company
During the time that concern has beer
marketing Studeba ker -Garford cars
1,511 chassis have been sold. Inasmuch
as it was the mission OF these cars tC
lay a foundation for the future, the
company has been more liberal in max
ing good its warranty. 1t comes as a
surprise, therefore. TO learn that the
entire guarantee, counting from March
1905, to October. 1908, amounted to only
s1S,620.1S, IN average of s19-51 a car.
The result of the road race over the
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

What does il cost an automobile
to guara ntee his product
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

NlClOTy 10 me USt
of winnings of
Michelin tires The
first five cars TO
finish We're equip
These tires also
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

Moilie o.: Ink stained fingers can be 7
bleached with moistened match end
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

belts Sliisel an. unb felt Der 3eit, ba
auf Gannon's 8efebl Die Rooiepelt'
Idle 8otihaft, pprin ben Gongref1its
slieoeru Der &iimmel ipegen Der De-
i6neioune Der 9epiIlieungen fir Den
@ebeimbienit gerieben tplirbe. alii Den
SiIf gelest lpurbe. iinb Die ge3iebuns
gen 5iuiifen Cannon nno Yarions
lebr absefldut. Iqerbings bat Bar
ions an Der 8epolte eegen Cannon
nno feline 5nusreeeln nidt aftip tbeiIs
genommen. aber fem Ierbalten mar
mebr ober ipeniger neutral, unb Die
iingiten entbiiaunsen pes 8eprdiens
tanten Yarions iiber bas angebli6c
Sniammennrbeiten geipiiIer r%epnblitaa
niiher Siibrer in Ilbanp nit Samz
mann, Inn Gannon's @ieberndbl an
ii6ern unb auf Der anberen Seite
Sdmmnnp in Der Staatss 9c9isldtir
CUR begilnitigcn, bat Die 8itterfcit Spis
Ifen Dem Sprefer unb YarIons garl3
sefpaltig erbo6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
Gin 1pib Dom perReHeneis
Menat.

Ser Sdreiber bon IrcaSia Fir Den
Carroll SeutineI" frd9t: Sb Die
Goof : Yearp Streitirase ipobl etrpas
nit Der diiBerit falten Witterung i'm
Sftobcr 81 tbun babe. Cine Nnts
mort bier6u baben mir in ben ,Nafs
rihten aus Sflesrpig : Solitein" bonn
21. OCTOBER %9efunben. Die lautet: -
Die beioen alteu Slider Sdlud ans
8. nnb @au aus 2. batten am Sonnz
dbenb ic cine 9abnns Slide nnh
Straliunb 9ebraht. Nahbem Tie
oieie ab9eiebt. blieben iic nod ldngere
Scit inter anreeeuben 8elprdhen in
elmer 8eltauration am oortiseu Safen
bel chamber nnb fnmen iflieBlid nuf
bas piesidbrise falte 8etter Su ipres
den. Is lam nil. icgst of @au.
.gor feenen Beers hobpiip mdfen."
Sc. meent @abber Shlud. .iB bent
mi oat 10: Siib NAL. DC aierl. DC Goof
bait bod diper Sobr ben Horbpol cnts
peft, Ill DOR marb be mod pergcten
be6ben. cm lpebSer t%amtooefcn."
Sc. iegst OF Gan. bonn is DC aierl
10 en- sroten Sluienegcl." .Wans
nina Serplp."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
81. Renry, Geras

Sn, porigen Sabre fpnrbe bon einis
gen fatbolifhen Samilien flint Neilen
nitlih bon Der 8abus unb Yoititation
8iuiera unb brei Reilen norblif bon
gaffins Ban in Mieces gountp, Ter,
cine beutih : fatboliihe Golonie ses
9riinbet. UNI babeu ii6 bort iest 5rpolf
Samilien. praftiidc oeutifc 8atbos
lifen, nnseiieoeIt. Die Golonie bat
ibren eigenen Sdulbiitrift. Sas
Shulgebdube tit fertig unb cine
beutifs fatbolii6e 2ebrerin unter<
riftet bort in beutiher unb cngliiher
Sprade. 8ir baben aud ifon einen
reiibierenben Yrieiter. - Oas 2anb
lit semiidter fruhtbarer, Idtpar5er
Sanoboben NIT lebmisem llntergrunb.
nnb hdlt Die Seiidtisfeit iebr gut.
8egen fdat in Der. @egcnp in mebr
als senii9enber Mense unb mnd)t bas
frlttbare SanA> ertraereid. Sns
alimn lit an9enebm unb seiunb.
Surh fiible SeemiNbc pirb Die Spms
merbise semdbist. arteiide gruns
men liefern seiunoes. flares Srinfs
%ipaiier. - 8er cine Seimatb in ses
lumber @esenb int beiten Sbeile bon
Segds iudt. ioate lid oieie Golouie
einmal anieben. ltnter3eihneter lit
serne bereit ale ermiinihte Nustunft
iiber 2unb. 2eute unb @emeinbe gu
crtbeilen.
Ibanr u. Ndp. &ipiera. Ter.
=. g. - 8ipicrn lieet 103 Weilen
nDrblih bon Brownsville. an Der Ct.
Souis - Brownsville & Nericoz
@iienbdhn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
Gin 9ereinfan.

ginen Sereinfaa erlebten Die
"@oob Semplars", inter unberem
.Shnaf" alif nod cine Semperen5z
Organization. Gin @ertreter Deg
Sroens iibergab Or. Goof unldblih
zines Gmpfangs in ieinem Sptel elm
S6reiben. IN lpclt)em Der Srben adrtS
beionbcre 8enu9tbuung bariiber duss
oriidte. baB infplee Der @ntSedung
oes Yols ourh einen abitinen3ler
ipieoerum elm geiipiel fir Die 8ebells
tuns bes Srin5ips Der ,8oob Semps
lars" lid pollitdnois aller berauifens
Den 8etrdnfe gu entbalten, gegeben
fuorbcn lei. Ha6bem Or. Goof bas
1onoerbdrc S6reiben geleien bate,
ld6clte er nnb feline 9efannten bras
den IN ihallenoes @elddter aug.
nafbem ic es 9eleien batten. .9tein.
tpertbcr Serr", iaste bann Goot gu
Dem Sr~bensbruoer, Sic mogcu iit
Sbrer tptaien Ibitinens riibmen. aber
mid reribonen Sic bamit. 8ei S3
inter Huq brnliht man ettpas ipGrs
menoes. itdrfenbes, nnb elm gutter
Eropfen fam mir bamals iebr geles
gen. Damn babe ib IN &openbdaen
bel g~mpfdngen unb 8anfetten gbams
pagner nnb 8ein setrunfen uno babe
mid iebr pobl babel 6efunoen. Sicr
in grooflpu babe lit in @eieuihaft
gutter, lieber Sreunpe mandes @las
aeleert nno boffe es picber az tbun.
Glio muB ib leiber auf bic gbre. Sbr
ac'fdster rSruber" MIR bcsbaIb an
iein. neil ih mid totaler Ibitinen3
befleibise, tuobl per5ihter."
rSruber" Goof gebraliGtc cine
Sprahe. Die an Gfienbeit nidts al
ipiinid1em iibris lieS unb Die int bols
len Gintlanse NIT ieinem ~offeuen lluo
ebrlifen gbarafter Itebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

8eiipiele aus allen 8ebieten bes 2es
bens nnb Der &iinite. Wan erfpartet
bon Der Glsiteauna bic gripeduns bes
dltbetiihen 8eninens bel ben ges
iufern Die ii6 bes Nbitanbes 3fpiifen
fultipiertem @eibmad unb rober Sc
ihmadlpii9teit bier on 9eiipielen be-
wmbt iperoen iolen. Ntan miro @ez
legeubeiten baben. @ilber aus Brief
marfen unb Giaarrcnbinoen 5u .bes
ipunpcrn", bann @crdtbc aus ges
idlihtem glfenbeiu, idreieno ses
fdrbte 5apeten. 9eiGmadloien
SGmud, am faIihcn Srt peripanbtc
Spisen unb Stidercien aIlerlei
8aien unb in Waiien beraeitelte
~Ybantaiic : @rtifcl". furs allies.
mas Der lln9eidmad an IbIurbitdten
berporbringt. 3ugleih iperben IN
ben neutrality-suspicious. 0orleinnsen
iino Siibrungen peranitaltet. Die ben