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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-09-03
S. P. PUTS up MORE SIGNS

The Southern Pacific has placed
more siGnboards along Railroad
street notifying the public that il
is private property. The signs read
"Private Observation-Disclosures to
Pass Over Revokable at Anytime -
A short time ago the company
placed a mum! er Of stakes cover.
ing about forty feet inside the
building line along Railroad street.
Nav they come and claim the land
as private property. The land
involved covers all of Railroad
street and part of the lots front
ing on the same and occupied by
buildings. Some of the buildings
have beer there for at least forty
years and the land was secured
from the Pacific Improvement
company, which was supposed to be
part Of the S. P. company.
Whether the company intends to
eject the property owners and
fence in Railroad street has not
been learned. --Winnemucca Star.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-09-03
In tho Profesh.

A negress, very fat and we'll alone
in years, sauntered into the lobby of a
Broadway theater the other day and
asked for the manager.
What can 1 do for you. nanny
asked the manager. ... -.
Il want a ticket into the gallery
boss" she replied calmly. ..
But why should l give you a tick
,t?" -
Cos I'm retired actress"
You? What did you do?" inquir.
ed the other in amusement.
L played in Antony and Cleo.
patra.' l was fan-bearer for Misc
Fanny Davenport"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-09-03
NOTICE

The public school will open
Tuesday, September 3rd, and
parents are requested to start their
children on that day. The first
day is of vast Importance to child
in getting started properly.
School books, etc. will he hand
led by Armstrong & Hayes, hut
pupils who are doubtful about
grading should not buy books be-
fore consulting the teachers.
P. 6. McWhinney,
Supr. Principal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-09-03
Nevada and italy.

In area, Nevada and Italy are near.
ly the same-Nevada, 110,70O square
miles. italy, 110.550 square miles. Italy
has a population OF 32.425,OOO Ne
vada. S1,s75, or less than geven.
eighths Of person to the square
mile. Rhode Island has 500 persons
to the square mile, and II Nevada was
as thickly populated as the little New
England commonwealth II would have
nearly $4,000 900 people within it's Dor.
ders.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-09-03
FIGURING ON
PRESIDENTIAL RESULTS

A great many men make w
their minds how they want the
election to 60 and then they
develop into optimists, thereby
rendering their opinion of but
little value, says the st. Joseph
Observer. .. ~...
About the most sanguine optimist
yet sighted in the open is Secretary
Hills, who spokesman-in-c chief
for the Taft campaign. He issued
a detailed statement the other day
giving his chief 384 electoral votes
in thirty-five states, concediEg ten
states to Wilson with ia votes
and leaving four states, among
them being Nebraska, with their
81 electoral votes, doubtful.
Marse Henry Watterson asys
that the Hilles fore -ast was CON-
piled with the bravery of mex
perience" and discloses striking
example of the tricks which fancy
plays with the tyros equally of
politics and sport" In response
to the Hilles forecast Marse Henry
complies another in which he gives
twenty-three states, with 3l8 votes,
to Wilson, and put down the other
twenty-five states, with their 214
electoral votes, as doubtful"
with the chances even between
Wilson and Roosevelt for carrying
them. He also has Nebraska in
the doubtful list, but not at all as
to Taft. Five of them he has
marked as cleaning to Teddy but
he does not include Nebraska
among the FIVE.
Marse Henry concludes that
''the Republican party is on its
~deathbed. 1t is going the way of
the old federsls and the old wings.
Roosevelt has cut its throat from
ear to ear"
Meantime the New York Sur
sheds some light upon the New
York and Wall street view Of the
situation in the following:
A curb broker said Monday he
had $3.50 to wager at even money
that Wilson will carry thirty.eight
states. There was an even money
bet that Taft would get more
electoral votes than Roosevelt.
Odds of three to one were quot
ed against Taft as a winner. This
was the longest expression of odds.
More general was the quotation of
two and alf to one against him.
One man said he already had out
in wsgers $1,000 against Taft,
placed earlier in the season, at odds
ranging from even money to seven
to FIVE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-09-03
Explained.

VIVA, color Ia that very stylish sui,
~ AnnA'sr
Electric blue"
THAT accounts for it, being 70 stun.
pfns."
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

w. D. Grannis, accompanied by B.. F.. Holcomb, mining man of Boston and Detroit, arrived in Kingman yes- terday from Los Angeles. The gentle men left this morning for Cedar, where they will examine group of mining claims owned by the Arizona Venture Mining company. The company also owns a group of mines west of the Tom Reed, and short distance east of the old Leland, that is just now making good. The mines in that section are all being looked after by mining men from all parts of the country, and it is to be expected that this group will make good. Near Cedar Mr. Or annis has large group of mining claims that carry good values in gold, silver and lead. It is the intention to develop the claims in the various groups and later erect reduction works somewhere be- lew the mines, near the Big Sandy creek. Along that section of the noun tain there are many large veins carry ing values in gold, silver, copper and lead that could be readily handled with the proper plant, and were these mines to be developed to a large producing stage it would not be long until rail road would be built in there to haul the product tormarket.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

Mrs. J. N. Hill, Homer, Ga., has used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for years, and says: "I cheerfully testify to the merits of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, having used it in my family for years, and always recommend it. I find it never fails to cure our coughs and colds and pre-. vents croup. 1 have five children and it is the only thing they take for colds, and always with good results. We would not be without it in our home." Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cor tains no opiates or harmful drugs. H. H. Watkins. Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

John Lynch and wife, after visit of several days with relatives in King man last week, departed to New York, near which city MT. Lynch and asso- ciates will erect plant for the treat. ment of copper ores by his new cleo tric teaching process. The plant at Riverside treated more than 500 tons of Ray ores successfully and plant will be put in at that camp to treat a large tonnage of that company's ores in the near future. The process is said to be one of the cheapest and most economical now in use. Mir. Lynch and associates expect to make millions out of this new process.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

The railroad company has stopped drilling on the we'll at this place, the drill having gone to depth of 23O feet and finding a great body of water. The hole has been cased and the pipe perforated. A jack head pump will be put on and the we'll rigged up for use as emergency demands. It is too bad that this hole has not been continued to the granite, for the purpose of as- pertaining if an artesian flow cannot be obtained. The general belief is that the waters come down from the mountains and pass under the volcanic flow sheets and is forced upward through the porus rock to point where it passes off through the upper sheets of the flow. If the water was confined to the casing it is quite prob- able that flow could he had.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

T. L. Parks, Murrayville, Ga., Route l, is in hls 73rd year, and like the majority of elderly people. he suf- fered with kidney trouble and bladder weakness and urinary irregularity. He says: ''I have suffered with my kidneys. My back ached and I was annoyed with bladder irregularities. can truthfully say, one soc bottle of Foley Kidney Pills cured me entirely" They contain no habit forming drugs. H. H. Watkins, Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

Mrs. Grace Fox, of Goldfeld, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. J. N. Wilson, in Kingman.
 C. c. Welsh reports that he is grad ing out for the railroad station at Chloride and that the new building will soon be in process of construction. The grade of the railroad extension is going ahead rapidly, although he is hampered by lack of laber. The Mexican Independence Day coming on next week is sure to close up the work for several days, but after the paisanos get straightened out the grade will be carried through to completion.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14
Uncle Ezra Says

"It don't take more'p a gill uv effort to git folks into 2 .peek of trouble" and a little neglect of constipation, bilious ness, indigestion or other liver de- engagement will do the same. If ail- ing. take Dr. Kings New Life Pills for quick results, Easy, safe, sure, and only 25 cents at H. H. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

E. H. Barton, general manager of the Frisco Mines & Power company, passed through Kingman a few days ago on his way to Los Angeles. Mir. Barton has been in poor health for some time past and is taking treatment under physicians at Los Angeles.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

The implicit confidence that many people have in Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is founded on their experience in the use of that remedy and their knowledge of the many remarkable cures of collie, diarrhoea and dysentery that it has effected. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14
The Music Mountain Mines.

John H. Phillips, head of the Me- vada- Arizona Gold mines company, owners of the mines at Music Noun. tain, arrived in Kingman last Satur- day and has been busy looking after the company's interests since that time. With Mir. Stewart and Cloyd Richardson. Mr. Phillips went out to the mine and gave the main prop critics of the group thorough samp- ling, the results from which were a surprise and revelation to him. It was found that the main drift (adit) on the Star vein carried values of about 30$ per ton the whole length of 600 feet, while the crosscut and drift under this part of the mine showed the same value for length of 125 feet, and width of thirty inches. In the upper level the vein filling, aside from the pay streak, gave result of 7.5O$ in gold. Taken clear across four feet it is estimated that the ore would run from l5$ to POS per ton. Everywhere that an opening has been made in the vein the ore showing gives good mill ing value. In the breast of the upper drift the vein is softening up and bet ter values are coming in. Some of the ore in this drift has value of nearly 200$ gold per ton.
 The company has the greater part of it's machinery at the mines and the work of erection will be commenced as soon as lumber is hauled out. Messrs. Phillips and Stewart have gone to Los Angeles, where they will purchase several cars of lumber and some necessary machinery. which will be shipped to Anteras, thence to the mines by team. They are very enthusiastic over the good showing recent explorations have disclosed in the properties and believe they have sure winner. Cloyd Richardson will have charge of the erection of the mill and will make the initial run of the machinery. MT. Richardson is an adept in the construction and erection of machinery and the mill is sure to be in commission in record time.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

Many mining companies in Mohave county are anxiously lnquiring if the bi-monthly pay day law has gone into effect. The invoking of the referen. dun against the law acts as stay and unless the electors vote for it's reten- ton it will be eliminated at the cleo. tion in November. It is quite prob- able that the law will be retained and upon the proclamation of the governor it will become effective. While it may work hardship on some of the corporations employing men, it will, nevertheless, be of advantage in the matter of making impossible the em- ploymens of men for a longer period than two weeks without payday, and the possibility of beating the workers out of large amount of hard earned coin by worthless mining promoters. The protection of men that work for wage is the thing sought and it IS probable that the workers will vote this protection at the November cleo. tion.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

Last week Thursday the board of directors of the Tom Reed Gold Mines company met at the company's office in Pasadena and appropriated the sum of 60,O00S fordthe August dividend. This amounts to SIX per- cent on the issued stock of the company, or at, the rate of seventy-two per cent a year. As considerable of the original stock of the company was issued at fifteen cents share it will be seen that the holders are drawing down2more than four times their investment yearly in dividends. Heretofore the company paid dividends at the rate of four per cent per month. but the mil is turning out so much bullion that it was deem. ed better to pay the surplus in divi- dends. At the same time the company IS laying away big sinking fund for betterments and the purchase of other properties. One of the betterments that the company has long looked to is 8 big water supply, but it is the belief of the knowing ones that the develop ment of the mines at depth will open a great flood of water that will have to be handled, and which will furnish the mill with the desired amount.
Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14
6 I. ELLIOTT

This store is the Home of
 HART SCHAFFNER & MARK GOOD
 CLOTHES. STETSON HATS, WALK OVER SHOES. .INTERWOVENS SOCKS,
 ARROW SHIRTS AND COLLARS, " B V. D. UNDERWEAR. =.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04

nerii, ipsnn nan bieIe aDrbe nihi
bilis IN ben 5ru9tgsi6Gften sritt9tr
tcnn. Gin iolter gattenior6 beftebt
aus 9ol5brettten DON q 3entimeter
greite, fein 9obsn aus einem FeIten
Sol5brett Don II 3sntimeter 9rsiie
unb 81 3entimetsr ldnae. Die Dor
Der. uno RiidpaHb bes gdltsnlorbss
lpiro aus ie 10 9attenitiiden. bic Ssi
tsnipanoe tperbsn aus 3 aattenlidben
Don 5 3sntimeter 9reitt e%sbilbet. Der
eatientorbbedel pirb fir Ii6 aus 5
langen 5ol5Itdben Esrgeitslt, unb sipay
lnuB sr 80 3entimstsr brett unb 40
3fntimeter lang iein, er lpirb ourG
bier 0 3entimetsr breite Querbol3itiids
%psrbunosn. Mian legt ben aor6 Dor
Dem @inpdden nit lsu9tenb rot6em,
bearoia ooer beIila feTem gapier aus,
nag 10 rei9li9 getpGblt peroen muB.
Dap ts iiber benz Snbnlt 5uiammenges
faltet iperoen lam. ais beftes 9ads
material 5ipil4en ben ei%n5elnsn Srii6.
ten ilno ipsiBe, mittelitsifs qapiers
l9ntbel gu empfeblsn. 2atttnt6rbe unb
9ol5bsi9ldse lafen ii9 gut rings
berum nit BEN aufseIsgten 9edel feIf
oerlaniirsn, aud bic 2(OreFe ldBt iih
lelft ieitli9 anbringen, inoem man
elm Stiid pappe NIT 9einenpapisr BE-
tiebt uno nit Der 9(ore1t perIiebt.
Sine beionbere 9erpaduaq beonipru6t
bic ananas, bic teinerIei Druid psrs
trd9t tie ipirb am bsiten aans in Bill
llge gaumipoaipatte gebiilt, bic man,
BON Der 8ldttertrOne beginnenb, qlatt
INN Die 5rudt bre6t, porauf man lie
IN eIilen genau pc1enben &drton Leaf
llno iebe Glide bi9t nit pdpierI6nibel
ausfiQt. Sraubea Deri6idt man am
beIten III fleinen aiitsn, bic unten nit
feiniter 9Ol3pple ausgelsgt limb, ii6er
bic man nit pergdmsntpdpier perbiate
pappe breitet, %iporauf man bic Srat-
ben, 10 oi4t tpie m0gli6 aneinanoer
liegenb, 4insinpudt. Die aiite piro
inebrere glale leidt auf ben Slid qe=
10 oaB bic 5rau6en audi pirfs
lid felt liegen, oben cine sipeite, in
pereomentapier gebiiIte 8attei6ift
9elegt uno einige BIDDER in bic Site
oa Bel pDaigem 2uftabI6IuB
bic 3rdu6en fdulen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04

6or9tr onsssitri6sns gadform. Gtipos
uitla ipiro nit 2 Giern uno 3ud,r
oerqulrlt iiber bic pflaumennuoeln az.
goilen. bieie nit tIsinen gutterfl5ds
ftn bslsgt, nit Semmeltrumen 81.
lireiIt unO soIobraun gsbdden.
i. nan
llnlmi 5sr3 unb Qunee zines aalbes.
beloss adn5 frii9, rsiHigt Ie ariinoIid
llno todt tie in Waher NIT GaIa'
slller tletnm 3lpiebel uno einem Cor
bserblntt lpeid. Sic perben aug Ser
Srlbe senommen - oiele benubt man
nit CUR Ssreitung Der Mobrriibsns
lupps un6 arObIi9 es6odt. 8 llnaer
feiier, fslnmdrfsIig ssI9nittener Gpsd
iplro bslbraun sebratsn, 2 llnaen Wt6[
ooriii gebraunt unO bieie MebIduibc
mt etlpds 9ungsnbriiGe unb miIotm
gig gu idmiser Sauce qefodt in
ipslder Die gspisgten 3ut6afen efipa
70 Minuten langiam Durdfdmortn
mihen. 3uIebt sibt man einen QDffel
WeiBpein uno - Sropfen Speii.s
nurse Oaran unb I9msdt bas @sridt
nit pfsffer unO SaIs al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04
@emetllnibiges.

8e9e ii BE. @eqen qeidpddt.
9anoe uno 6iibe ooer Riiden ipirb BAG
tagltfe ginrsiben NIT Seifenoeiit i'm
lpdrmen 3immer ais itdrfenb smpfob.
len. Vlan bereitet oenIel6en auf fol.
9enoe Wetle: Mdn nimmt osnetianijtt
Seize, bic man in ieoer glpotbefe e..
1alt, i9abt fe urO iiberaieBt lie in
eIner 5lafde nit einem @isrtsait,r
Netngelit ober gutem granntpein. 81.
gialde iteat man in bic Rdbe zines
Sfens.
PsterfiGe3utrodnsn. 81
bic PeteriiIie i'm 0inter redt tbeu.r
1T, t1ut man gut, iib einen 9orrat6
baron gu Dtri9affen. @etrodn.te
Peterillie bstommt aber leiht sin.n
9eiIgel9mad. Dies laBt ii1 bermsiben.
penn man Die petsrfilie nit Sab
trodnet. Man brettet Sic ubqepfliidt.n
Slattsr auf einem 9ogsn qapier aus
ultO beItreut iie NIT Sab. nun ldbt
nan iie on Der Cuff trodnen unb Ieat
lle, ipenn iie D%olitdnOig ousaetrodnst.
lliro, nit benz Sol3 in einen @teintopf.
8or Gem 9ebraud Idbt man bic
Sldtter in WaFer aufipei6en. auf
6iefe Weiie bebanbelfe peterfIis
l9meft pie frii6e.
Seifebur9 Ro6enberau.
tellen. No. /: 6 pfunb syett; cine
Stdnne Rabbits ppttaI6e, aufaeISit
IN 8aFeri ales 3ufammen 8 Bis 1
Stunoen fo6en lafen, bis es bidIeimia
lDirb. 46beitelen, bann fir 5 Gents
gorar 9ineinriibren. 8enn Bic MaIe
ertaltet 1T. itiir5t mar ben Ge1eI UNI
IND idneioet bic Seife in lanqe Bar
rem. 9ieies &eaept fat iid felt II
Sa9ren bepdbrt.
2. s Pfuno 6ett, l Rdnne 8abbitt's
Hpe. GeBtere nit Sfpei Quarts Woiier
gum anaen brin9en. Das s5ett ourds
lethen uno btn5u geben, out auftoo6ea
laien. Dom 5euer nebmen, iiber gadt
I'M &ehel iteben laFen. 4n nahifen
Gage u bis 2 Quarts @afer baau
9isBer, ti4tig tOden fufTen, bel riib.
rem, big bic Mahe idiniq tpie bider
9onig pOm 20ffel flieBt. SIT iie brodiq,
3 muB mebr Du1er ba5u. Sine olis
Sadpfanne nit einem sud ooer Bad.
PEPPER auslegen, bineingieBen, aers
idnel0en, e6e ie o6[lig bart ipiro.
Soate ii4 go6 NoFsr dbionbern, 10
bat lie niat genls eetodt unb mub
no4mals in ben aefel unb duf bas
5eler. Wenn man gu fusriq WoGer
an Die 9etodte Mdife tut, bann dc.
iie leidt.
Salt 5ubereittn: 6 gfunb 5ett aus.
our4feiben, lanipdrm iperota
etnc Ranne 9afbitts pottdihe
in 3 gints beiBem Wafer oufl0l.u.
tbenfals laafparm berfpenben. Heibes
langfam 3uiammenlaufen laIsn, flei.
Fl" babel rii6ren, bann nad 10 Minas
umriibren, b0niq ~ertalten loiTeu,
oann in Stiide idneiben.
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QlmS bent Neid) Der Mpbc
iamb Weienidbaft.
1T
q cip gorf, 5. Gttobcr.

Man niilb nod innfer icbr beocl'
feno nit Gammctitoifcu rchncn,
ipenn man 'ih ouf Der Sobe Ger DO.
DC erEaIten riro. Ticics Wnterinl
miro in aroberer Musmabl oifcrIrt,
olS je 5iipcr, ino Die Ycpularitdt
pclt turrirten mo gemuitertcm Ma
tcriaI ie0er sIrt eiebt Den 6abrifdn.
ten cine auSae5cihnete @cleeenbeit,
zinc Wciige Nopiiiten b%erpor3ubrin.
gen. bic ebenio biibiG, mic MODERN
iino.
Cant boben oicie Sammetitoiie
iird) eincn beionoercn %or3u1 - iie
beoiirfen feiner @arnitnr. Dies bari
man obcr nitt oabin aufiniicn, baB
@arnitiircn nidlt berpan6t iperben,
btnn ie iperosn es, uno 8fpar in Der
Iurerioiciten g9eiie. Sie iint elegant,
fiefc eornitnren. eIeooutcr ais ie,
in Der Wcifid)te Der aleiocr6ciGte.
Sic fleincn Sodet3 iino rcn elmer
MISREPRESENTATION ManniefaIti9feit,
ober o6 MN ella cher rluiO int
ednitt, iino oicielbGn dnrnftcriiirt
fnrh ricle flcine GctaifS in Der glilS.
fihrimg oScr garnitnr, Die tie aIs
obinlut ncll f%enilicifnen Gin neleS
2fbsciden 6es abgcrumoeten WobeGs
III scr brcitc 9Potroienfragen. Sn
friiIeren Tngen neiNte iib Ger sc.
fdnnad lnYercr moocOame Dem re.
nularen MonteIfraacn ino fleincn
Nletcrs sii. iomeit Sadets I'M vGut
nraD~ Sti[ IN @etradt famcn, hef
,lclie &ragau Ie6od lit cine biibidle
2u9ahc nno perleibt ei1lcm NobaG
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Sir ole Slide.
&c

Ho mi d. Somatenfuppe
2 un3en 3eri6nittene S9iafenrete, S
5ert9eilte Somaten, cine 3tpiebel, Sup.
pengrun unb Suppentpur8eln i9nibi
mai in ettpas Butter etfpd 3ebn Minn.
ten, tiat q Quart tobsn0cs 0aFer,
IN benz man einige @puiQonniirfel
l6ite, barber. to6t dies cine Stunoe
lno itrei9t Die Suppe burd. sir iid
trft man 8 lln5en tleinaebrodenc
nunne Mattaroni in GalspaRer aar.
oiele gibt man in Die Suppe unO aiebt
iie suleBt nit einsm nit sttpQs Sqbne
perquirlten @igeI6 al.
4e pfelbdIle. Nan nimmt feline
9lepfel nit fsTtem Gtsiid, pie 9orss
oorfer ober 8%plopepping, I6Glt lie,
bo4rt nit einem Christopher bas aernz
bauS 1erqus unO todt lie porli6tiq in
stnsr 3udsrloi lung gar, ba iie sfpar
psi4 iein ioIlen a6er nidt aerfaIlen
birfen. Sic miiiien qut o6tropfen,
nefoet1 Damn IN fpdrnem %syobdnniss
beergelee geipenbet, NIT ge6adten Manz
Oeln beitreut nnb bergformig anaerid.
tet. Gin &ran5 BON iteifer S4luQIabne
tpirO nm bic aepfsl 9eleet.
5drcetpteletten (1eItperz
fpenoung). Bon iibrig a~ebliebenem
aalbsbraten nimmt man ] qfuno
6leiid, piegt es nit ] gfirno frii6em,
ma9srem Sdp,insfleii6 fem unb pers
miIht beibes nit elmer Semmelpanabe
aus 8 eingeipeidten, gef6dIten uno
Jeff ipieOer aus9soriiften Beibbr0t6en.
bic IN ettpas Butter a~ebinItet fperben,
BIS lie ii6 bonn SopFe l0Ien. QuBera
Dem aibt man 3tpei Gibotter, Suls uuS
etipds feinen 9feffer, Ippie / lln3e
trodene Semmeltrumen baau, unb
formt fld6e Sotel,tten bon Der 6leiI6.
MAIZE, bic in 81 uno Reibbrot aebrebt
nnb in beIiebigem 8rdtfett auf beioen
Seiten lidt6raun ~aebraten iperben.
9 q m meltletf d ptlInf. Gin
Pfano 5artes, a~bgsIeqenes 6ammel=
fleiid. oas nidt fstt iein BARI, unb
/ pfurlb mdgerer 8audiped nirb in
Wiirfel gei4nitten uno nit 3ipei tIeins
gei6nittenen 3piebeln in Butter ppn
allen Seiten gut angebraten. sSnsipi-
i6sn briibt man A. llnsen Heis breimaI
alb uno foAt 3ebn 9robe sertbeilte
pei6 unb itrei6t tie burh,
i@pprouf man beibes nebit ] Quart
tOdenb WaHer an Oas 5Ieiid aibt uno
langIam, inter borli4tigem aeleaents
Riibren, ettpd 30 Minuten
odmpft. Mdn fdmedt bas @eriGt nit
urb Sals ab ultb qibt sulebt
spei @BlOffel aeriehenen QarmeIans
uno 10 SropFsn SpeiIepirae
oaran.
pffaumennubeIn. ! pfunb
in tleine @tiide sebrpdene mittelffarfs
Watfurpni foht man in Gdlapafer
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