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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Ladies! Men! Here's the Quick
est, Surest Dandruff Cure
Known.

Thin brittle. colorless and scrsggy
scalp of dandruff-that awful scurf
There is nothing so destructive to the
hair as dardruf. 1t rohs the hair of
It's luster. Its strength and its very life;
eventually producing a feverishness and
itching OF the scalp, which II not RENE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Preachers Triplets
MakeAidSocietyB Busy

EVANSVILLE. IND, Nov "Trip
lets have been born to the wife Of the
Rev. Harry simmons. of this city.
The Ladies' AID Society Of the church
in This CITY. where Mr. Simmons former
IA was stationed. called special meet
ing to make clothes for the tripets.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Rupture Cured
At Home
Old Sea Captain Cured Himself
by Simple Means Within Reach
.---- of All Sufferers.

His Remedy ana Big, interesting soo<
Sent Free TO All Sufferers,
N Captain Ceilings could cure himself
Of a double rupture that kept him bed
ridden for years, by simple means OF
his own invention, why can not you
achieve the same blessed result by
doing as he, did2' You can't be much,
II any. worse off than this old seafarer
was. for no truss could hold his rup-
ture. Doctors told him he must be on
Grated upon or die, YET he cured him
self absolutely and his big, free book
tells how. .a ... H. a-1
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

THIS n . most ~endsrfui EXTERNAL kelp 70 The
MUSCLES and tsndons 1t penetr,tes The ussuss.
dspsnd fox sxpansion. thsre Ia no IouEsr Q
period q pain, discomfort. strsinlng. nausea on
other Dmptoms often dstresainy durinf he
anxious Wcsks Of expectancy
hothw's Friend prepares the s5-,em for Tho
coming event, and Its brings comfort ress
and 1900 during ne term This has q moss
Married influence upon the bsby. dnoe n t1,n
inhstiu splendid srowinr wptsm Of nerves and
digestive function.
And particularly 70 youns mothers is this ia
nous remedy of tnesimabie value n eoables her
tn preserve her hstlth snd strength and she 10
msins pretty mother by having avoided all The
suffering and danger that would otherwise aeeoa-
psny such an aston. Mothers Friend Their
oushly Mhreates evrry sexvs. tenden and nusc,>
involved and IL a sure prsrmtivs for oshnE 4
ne breasts.
You Will nnd mis- splendid remedy on sale OF
all drug stores ct 81 90 q bottle. and Is highly
recommended for the purposs
Write Bradneld Regulator Co. IA Lamar
Blds., Atlanta. Ca, and lag s4ll nst you. seal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
B no " N, WIZARD
OF RAILROADS.,
To AID FARMERS
Retiring Head Of New York Gen.
trail Tells Forbes Plans and
Discusses Adventures,
BY 8. C. FORBES.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-l had a
ak last evening with the bravest
abroad man in America, who, from
farm boy and, later, a section hand
and a feeder of the old wood -oonsum-
ma enginssNrose to the presidency Of
the proud New York Central Sys-
tenn, with it's army Of 10000 en-
ployees, who yesterday announced
his retirement at the end Of this year.
Said William c. Brown to me, after
we had INDUCED in "reminiscences of
the exciting episodes that won for
him the enViabie title, THE Little
Man Unafraid:"
"How do look forward to spend
ing the rest Of my days7
We'll, lhope to devote consider
able time to improving agriculture
and to the study particularly Of
how to perfect system of credits
whereby the American farmer will
be able to secure necessary funds
for his business at reasonably low
rates.
~ am interested also in evolving
better methods of handling farm
products from the grower to the
consumer was appointed NOM
to investigate this subject"
Mr.. Brown, like James j.. Hill, is
as much farmer as railroad operator.
He loves horses even more than NAL.
let engines, and he contempt ates
spending many hours among his pedi-
qrsed stock on his fine Iowa farm.
The career of w. c. Brown Illus
trates the romance of railroadine.
The New York American recently
took vote of all the leading railroad
officials in the country on who were
the twelve greatest railroad men in
America. Mr.. Browns name had a
place on this honor roll. That he
stands among the highest Of the high
IN the railroad world was the verdict
Of this best able to judse-his COM
peers.
He once said:
Let it be understood that in the
United States it is the working man
who having begun at the bottom.
ends in the important posts at the
top Of our railroads and our great
Industrial enterprises. The day of
favoritism and of family has de-
parted. | believe that plain sticking
10 it is good rule for every work
ng man who is earnest in his ambi-
lion. | believe, too, that it may not
he for his best welfare for any
worker to set for himself as some
rave suggested, definite goal"
From farm overalls he graduated
to rallroading on the ST. Paul nearly
half a century ago, Like Andrew
Carnegie, he took to learning teIesra-
phy in his spare moments, and rose
from section hand and "wooder" to
telegraph operator. to train Dispatch
sr, and SO on up the ladder.
His unlimited courage was first
noted during a fierce strike of SWITCH
men on the Illinois Central. The
strikers took possession Of the yards
at St. Louis and. armed with loaded
rifles, defied anyone to touch a switch
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

Why should you continue to 60
through life with the awful handicap
OF a rupture? Why be annoyed and
embarrassed by awkward, uncomfort-
able and ineffective trusses that are
only makeshifts at the best? Why be
denied 50 many OF the pleasures and
Joys Of life because the slightest violent
exertion may cause the truss to slip
and the rupture to displace?
Do not put up with these things. Get
Captain Ceilings Accordingly interest
ing book and his free remedy that is
so generously offered TO those who suf-
fer as he did for so long. Costs you
not a penny-places you under no OBJ
legation whatever Just clip and mail
the coupon below and receive book and
remedy free of all charge and prepaid
Do not put Off sending IT. Every day
you delay is a day OF Increased com
fort and happiness lost Send coupon
to- day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
3-Pound Baby, Now
3Weeks Old, Is Fine

Pc CHICAGO. Nov. 2i,-The three pound
son of Mr.. and AIRS. orville Babeock.
of Lake Forest, a suburb was three
weeks old to-day The child IL the
smallest baby in Illinois Its life was
despafred of until two days ago. To-
day It's physician said 1t was doing
hne'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
Every School Pupil
Must Learn to Swim

CHICAGO, Nov q Mrs. ELLA F1agg
Young, superintendent Of the Chicago
schools, to-day won her fight before the
School Board to include course OF
swimming In the. curriculum Every
school pupil in Chicago will he compelled
to learn to swim.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Colds Cause Headache and Grip.
LAXATIVE BkOMo QJlfNINE tablets
remove cause There Is only One BRO
MO QUIN1NE" II has signature OF n.
". Grove on box. Csc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

part of it. And you know the answer
You just send in your check. or
bring in your money, to the Christmas
Editor Of The Georgian, at No. 20 East
Alabama street. You'll meet with
prompt attention That sort OF thing
is preferred business in The Georgian
offices these days
And if you are dubious about
whether to do 1t, or the amount. or
anything just remember the little
shivering figure scampering across
the bare floor to a dead fireplace
and an empty stocking. after all the
prayers and dreams of Christmas Eve.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

From farm overalls he graduated
to raIroading on the ST. Paul nearly
half century ago, Like Andrew
Carnegie, he took to learning teIegra-
phy in his spare moments, and rose
from section hand and "wooder" to
telegraph operator. to train dispatch
err and SO on up the ladder.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

His unlimited courage was first
noted during fierce strike of SWITCH
men on the Illinois Central. The
strlk ers took possession Of the yards
at St. Louis and. armed with loaded
rifles, defied anyone to touch a switch
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-09

has not gone out during the past 200
years"
This is what William GoodfellOw
told newspaper reporter in his cot
tage at BramptOn, Cumberland, the
other day.
The GOOdfellows burn peat from
the nearby boys and, as the sun never
shines too brightly in the Cumberland
mountains of England, the kitchen is
never uncOmfOrtably warm.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-09

enough offices to go around; and the
men won't let go.
If those war murders in the Bal
kans keep on there will be a shortage
of people over there. Will the Japs
kindly en1igrate in that direction and
fill the void?
Wonder how many of those
Greeks, Serbs and BulgaTs who are
killing and getting killed know what
they are fighting about?
Among other things the city -ad-
ministratiOn now has to stand for
that loud smelling garbage.
II what Aid. Merriam says is true,
SABBATH is Chicagos leading garbage
congressman all right enough.
Chicago will get real home rule
when she owns all her own public
utilities and elects public servants be-
cause of their fitness instead of be-
cause of their politics.
Andy Lawrence's paper is now tell
ing Gov. Dunno what to do about an
extra session. But maybe Gov.
Dunno can't hear Andy.
All the same, we'd like to give the
women of Chicago a chance to solve
that garbage problem. We rather
imagine the health of babies would
appear more important to them than
the profits of the Chicago Reduction
Company.
Now the lawyers, or some of 'en,
are getting ready to induce the Su-
preme Court to disenfranchise I'LL
nois women. The court might bet
ter see the intention of the legislators
and not knock the law out because
of some fool technicality.
It's that technioaIity thing that has
made the people so tired of courts
and kept judges.
''Yes," said the meek-IooI<ing man,
give no doubt you've had some great
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-09

-O-O-
MERELY COMMENT
Wanted--Somebody to show Mayor
Harrison how to lose Andy Lawrence.
Chicago is improving. 1t has been
long time since newspaper sluggers
murdered anybody.
Hearst's mothers trial of Judge
Cooper was a f1zzle. Now We'll see
how he comes out trying to work suf-
fragists to boom the circulation of
his Examiner.
Well bet big red apple that libel
suit against President Mccormick of
the county board will never come to
trial.
The Beast" is after Judge Lindsey
at Denver again. But women can
vote in Denver. So the Judge should
worry.
Well, Deneen's in the IimeIiqht
again. Last year he got stage fright
and went with Jim Watson and Taft.
Let's hope he does better this trip.
1t must make some crooks Uncom-
Portable to think that only few of
MUlhal's letters and kilograms have
been published and that there are
over $4,000 yet to come.
Hoyne is still silent. We rather like
Hoyne when he's that way.
One good way TO get Governor
Dunno NOT to call an extra session
of the legislature is for Andy Law
renee to order him to do it.
PoIicewohnen are all right. We're
for 'em strong. And we hope they'll
pinch the male street walkers and
even justice up a bit. For Justice has
been bit wobbly in that matter.
It won't be easy, however, to build
up woman's political machine. Not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-09

'Yes," said the meek-Iooking man,
give no doubt you've had some great
hunting experiences in your travels
abroad" 81 have, indeed" Buff
falo hunting" Yes" And bear
hunting" "Of course "WeI,I you
just come round and let my wife take
you house-hunting and bargain
hunting with her. Then you'll begin
to know what real excitement is
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21

abgefdIemmt, breimat gut in todtns
benz Maifer dbgebriibt unb bann nit
einem Sbeil Der Observation-Disclosures
iberfiiat. SH bieier Brittle mug bic
9irie gdn3 Iargfam ~dilsqus[en nno
toei9 i%peroen, 10 oaB Elm bidtr Bret
tn'ite9t. Man idmedf Jpn NIT Gal3
ab, ridtet Jpn In ertpGrmter SnuFtl
an uno Iegt 0as In G6etben aei9nst-
tene SapeinefIeii4 ruuO I'M bic
9irfe.
9 apet3tr 3affenfpeife.
Jn I Qtart Mtl9 ldBt man Ianqfom
2 lln3en geriebene iiBe Mannelu biB
peroen, gibt etlpd 8 ltnasn 3uder,
stipds 3itroneHi9aIe unb cine griFe
Sal3 bin3a uuO riibrt 2 llnssn nit
talter MiId gIatt ssriibrte StGrte an
Die tohenoe giarbelmtl9. Inter bic
gebunoene Wtdie miIht man Dor1uF
ben S6nee BON ie9s GipeiB, fiiat mit
taltem WaHer ausgefpiilte SbertdFen
NIT Der SpeiIe, IdBt iie talt unb iteIf
ipsrben, itiirst iie, Ieet Obenauf eitI
9duffen Gru4tgelee unb gibt 5rudts
Taft ba5u.
I pfuno bette 2inien miFen fprafdItig
oerleien iperOeu, oann iteat man lie
NIT taItem Ddfsr nebft elmer tlsinen
prife boppeltpbIenfaurem Natrium
aus 6eusr, ldbt iie gum &Oden ions
men uno gieBt nan elmer Rododuer
bon etpa 10 MinIten oieTes erite
ao9pafer ab. Msan gisBt friI6es,
heiBes Wafer auf Die 2infen unD
todt Tie langIam tpet9. sSn 3erlafener
Butter rii6rt man einise 26ffel Gems
meItrumen helbruun, eibt cine geriez
bene groBe 3tpiebeI boran, brdt audi
bieTe Dei4, fagt bdIb MiId, bdib
5leif6bri9e bin3u, 10 baB cine ges
bunbene Saure entebt, unb binfet bic
.obgegofTenen Qinfsn BARN Idnqfam
nod 10 Minutsu. Sds @enliiie ipir1
nit ptuig Mltstat abgsfdmsdt.
@ebodsne Creme. Nan pers
quirlt 5 Gigelb nit einem bal6en
Quart fiiBer Sabne, riibrt 8 lln3em
feines Wtebl init Der Gierfa6ne gIatt ar
un0 miir3t iie nit etipas abgsrisbener
3itrpneniddle. Man fiigt nod 3uder
nod 8eidrnad unb cine griie Sal3
odran unb to9t inter beItdnbiaem
Riibren etne bide Creme BON her
Mafe, pelde man ftngerbid reht
glei6mdBig uuf Elm bebuttertes gIsd
ftretht unb ertdlten lGBt. Malr
fdneioet regeImGBige 5dnitten bon
Der Creme, menbet fie in Mlebl ilno
tdft tie in 6siBem 69maI3 golbbraun.
geim Quftra9en beftreut man lie NIT
3uder.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
slmS Dem WeidD Der Moos
ianb Weienidbaft.
Mem gort, "a, Gan.

VEW - 81 oAh'
Msnn bacterial unb @arnitut pcH
alsibern fir jtoipsbe @elegeHbsit meAr
oOsr ipenissr iebr elegant fino, bIttbi
bed bds nirili6 reid uasgsItattete
aIsiD nuf itrttt iormelle buuttioasa
btIdr1ntt. Der Rei5 Der gnidabeit
bsipdbrt aud Ierner feline Nta4t, unO
Irauen, bic etlpds babon perIttbtn,
finb fid bariiber Ilar, bab man isint
SnbipibualitGt dai isint bsIIsrs Dtiis
our @eltung brinstn tam, dls In
einem einfahen &Eeib BON erquiIittm
Gd6mdd uno iorgfdItigsm arran5e'
msnt.
Jn einfarbigem Waterial berri6n
buntIe Zone, uHo In belen 5arben
krri6en Strsifen Dor. Dies gill Be-
fonbers BON ben aI,tDsrn, bic fit
Minter aurorts bsitimmt IinO, mas
jsbod ni6t aasidIisBt. pdB oieIe
Moben ii9 audi ipdter beblupteu.
Die sur 3sit dusgsltenleu Mootn
iinb feline f~sItitebenben. unb bic Jran,
Der Elm bdufigss Wsdisln fdner pirO,
fpute Iieber nod etrpas parten ,sbe ite
bieislbsn otcsptirt. Sn ben meiitu
Jduen finb bie5 aopien BON MoOsn,
bic fir bic RtDieru, Cairo uno dnoere
beribmle aurprte beItimmt fino, unb
bic gauge DsIt peiB, oaB bic gtpBen
aleioermader bon paris bieie Grtt
als @srIudsItattOnen fir i6re relen
Mlooeae betrddten, ete Iie Mooen auf
ben Wartt bringsH, iiber bic berli.s
sntfdieben lit. Die Trauen, bic auf
fOlfe plabe sebeu. tonnen es iia in
Der Resel lsiiten, nit Den Moben gu
experimentation, ubsr es lit cer @ss
fdmad biefsr Grausn, Der iaGtbi9
iiber biele 9inge snti9eiOet.
Wie fdon oben eripdbnt, pir6 Der
Gtnfahbsit cine qrdmie 8uert1nnt.
Sshr lp~lrtnnssOoa III bag in unTerer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21

8egen numb Sautanben
3 Ii B II. Maiden sic Die aibe taas
lib nit elmer i9tpaden 21lung DDn
Sulitplfdure unb fpenben Sic 5alis
cplpulper al. - 0ber Sic nebrner
gum Mofden, Morgens uno abenps.
marines WaFer NIT ettpaS 6oba RAJ
rim, uno pubern Damn nit folgen4
Der Wlif6ung: / She'll 5alicDlz Bulper
2 Sheile 6hlemmtteibe un0 7 sbeiIe
9aItum quloer. au9 Ginreibsn nit
folgenoer Mii4ung ion gut fein.
8orar rs 94eile, SnltcDlfdure 75
Sbeile, 8oriGure 2 Sbeile, @lbeerin
so 8beile, qItoAof so 5beile, tdqli1
Sipeimal. Ner pieI 3u lanfsn Bat mnb
babel an ben 6iBen letbet. Der bea
ltreide bieielben jeben Morgen NIT
gttpeiB, Oas 8renren UNI S4merser
plro baburd 8ebQben.
WitefferHno 5tnnenioate
man lteber niht auspreHen, ionberH
nur beren 9}tubiloung perbitsn. llno
has 9ef4iebt ipie foIgt: Mlan fiet benz
WafApaRer, peIde8 lulfnrm slt be-
niiBen 1T, etpd6 8orar BEL. qm Mbenb
pa16e man Oas 8eiiht eben{o, trodne
es nit raubem 6anotun un6 reibe
bann Shaum BON 5bmolieift Gtf bic
Sdut elm; btss ldBt man eintrodrert
aRo pdftt es erit Wlprgens ipieOtr ab.
8etbeunb 1elteSeIlesu
re man loft 9eI9obte 5eife
in AeiBem WaiIer uno fetbt bic Chung
burA Elm sud-, um ungel0ite Geifsns
thetle 81 entfernen. SIN Der MD MARI
men Seifenlduge pirb bann Bag aelG
Obne Heiben, bios bur6 Ieidtes
0riiden gelpaiden; htes 1nirb einiaes
nal unter grneuerlng Der 5eifenlaise
ipleoerAplt. NaA me6rmalipem Nbs
ipilen NIT reiuem 8aFer, Biz bieles
liar ab(duft, ntrb oas seI an BET
2uft getrpdnet nit StGrtemebl Be-
itreut, altsgetdmmt ulo NIT eineru
ungefdrbten Qeoerriemen ausgetlppft.
Sic erhtbn BeisentIeie, itreien lie
redt heiB In bic 9ddre Elm uno reibsn
feft init einem WattebiiideG. sit Sic
Sltie tribe gelporoen. 10 erneusrn ne
has 9erfabren. $40 Gleden limo,
miFen Sic Benign a%nlpenben. etc
tbnnen bunn ettpas bon Der aIeie init
befeuhteu uno auf bie flsdiae
STEELE Gegen, Bis esI troden lit, ODER BIB
ndditen 5dg. glber tein 8enSin III Sic
Rdbe oes Sfens brin9en, audl IN BEN
tein 2i4t, Islbit iein Girsi1s
bol3 an5Inben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21

Is Oa fty oaS gGrduteiA" l9rtr ainbeg
bdlten.
Sin Dei66sn blisb tie unbemerft.
Damn absr mar fs tpisberum Der
Ulittelpnntt bes S9nabss Der bdtslns
ben, itrIdeuoen uno ftidsnben Wiitter
unb 3antsn Der bubbsluoen Rinter.
als lie zines Ratmittags babeim
bIteb. neil ite unpdBli6 mar, ihidts
lie oas ileine GinoermdOtsR nit ben
bsioen aiitien gum S%pisIplab. 0as be-
nuBts cine Der Reugierigen, I'M bic
tIeine aisbetb mad BEN papa 3u
frdgsn.
p9ait bu osnn aud Elm gdter6en,
&Iein9en?"
ygGterden2" ebote bic tleine 8reis
jd9rigs. rRsin, BAN mir ME oebabt!
Blob ne Muttt." -.
Nun mar ss beraus. Qtio oiefe gers
ion, bic nit niemanb Ipra9, bic gar
niat mad elmer Mutter unb 6%dusFrdu
aEsiab, bic, a~nitatt &iidsnidnten gu
hdteln ober Striimpfe 8u Ttridtn, nit
einem Bud unter ben alien RaItanien
idB, 0as mar 10 Elm mobernes ,5rGu
lein Wutter". Staneal0s! Man muB
aufpahen, OaB bic ainrer nitt mil
bieien unebeliden 9Dren in 8%eri6runa
tommen.
llnb 10 betam iie BEN Spottnamen:
y 8as 6rdulein Mtutter nit ZEN beipen
limb natiirIia iorgte man
onb tie i'm erfu9r,
Grit ipoQte 6rau Cote pis0er in
Sbrdnsn ausbre4en unb nit benz
3oteniaein ibreS Monnes su ben
Sdpd Berinnnsn bingeten, linen tlur
MAIDEN, baB IS i'm SsiligtEm Der
Gbre Elm allsrbeiligitss gibt: bes ars
oeren gbrs. Damn absr 3og fe reIigs
inert bic SduItern, bolte ben einen
BlIoenen Reif tpiebsr aus benz tleinen
5erbor unb trug Jpn unbe.
tlmmert barum meter, OF man fe
nun fir cine vSeparierte" ober fir Elm
,6rduIein Mlutter" belt. SIR @eii4t=
hen perlor bas 8inbIid Raibe, es
fpuroe ernit; benn iie battle einieben
baB es nidt nur BRET "a:
Ride, aIeioer limb, bic oos
aeben Der Durhfhnittsfrau be6:rrs
I6en, odB nod elm biertss Sc" in
ibrtm 9nterefentreis lebt, ods ben
4nfangsbudftaben bes @Ortss alatia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
Sir Die slide,

9er9HlIte 640ne, Cine
gldtte @tur3form tpirb am 9o0en ioz
pobl ipie an ben Mdnben bi9t nit
2offelbisfuits ausgelegt, bic man nab
Der @rObe Der 6orm 3ursqtidneioen
muB, banit nirgenbs cine Glide
bletbt. Cine feline Qndros iadlt man,
fdneibet tie in Wiirfel unb miIht fie
nebft @aniIe3uder inter l gint fsifz
gei4Iagene Sdldgfabne. 1tt biefer
Wlii4ung flint man bic dus9elegte
5orm gang fur3 Dor benz anri4ten,
belegt lie audi pben nod bi4t nit
2oHelbistuits unD ftiir3t fe fehr bor=
iidtig.
Sdgerragout. Man gebrauft
3 pfunb gut abgelegenss aolbfleifd gu
oiefem @sriat, loft es BON ben Rnofen
uuO idneioet es in groBe Diirfe(, bic
man nebIt elmer tleingsTdntttenen
3ipiebel in Butter BON alien 5eiten
brdunli4 anbrdt. Man iiberitGubt bas
gleifd NIT etpas MsbI. gibt ! Quart
CUTE Slei1dbriihe unb bier gBlDffel
Somatenbrei baran unb biinItet bas
5leiia langiam neia. 2 ltn8sn etngez
madte gbdmpignons tperbsn feinbldts
trig gef6nittsn, bic 8riibs, fans tie
nidt Idmi8 genug 1T, nod nit ettpas
Mdismebl 9ebunben uno bic gbams
pignons bdrangegeben. 0os Raqout
tpirO nit pfeffer, 9peifcpiirse,
3apern unb 9erl8ntebeln obgefdmedt.
in elmer geniigsno groBen S6iFel anz
9ertdtet un0 nit Mattaroni, bic man
in SalSpaFer tpei9 todt unb in
Butter NIT g~eriebenem garmeIantdfe
heib fafpentt, angeridtet.
2eidtsr gIumpubbfng.
Den Isig gu bisiem Rubbing lam
man unbeidabet bes 9eltngens unb
Der Site idon am Gage Dor benz Sc
unriibren. Dian piest I pfuno
&albsnierenfett gang fein, ipetdt ]
gefddItes WeiBbrot Elm, briidf
IS feit aus uno perriibrt IS nit d9t
Giern, oann gtbt man bas
Qierenfett, 4 pfunb Rofnsn unb
bel &orintben - beibes iprqz
fdltig gereini9t =, ! pfunb @emmelz
trumen, 3 llnaen feingerisbene Man=
oeln, 3 ltn3en aerf9nitteae 9uttdbe,
Sdft unb S4ale elmer 3itrpne unb
etipaS Sal3 ba5u. 4m folsenben Gage
flint man Die Mafe in sine poraeri9z
tete 5orm unb todt ben pubbina flint
St tpirb bim 4uftraaen
nit Rum iibergoFen unb bieier angez
gu benz puobins gibt man
Tine WeiniAaumfauce.
8an0nengeIee, @ier aeIbe,
teife 9ananen fhdlt man, idnefoet lie
IN Wiirfel. todt ie eben in 3uterfaft
luf, Iabt fe a~btrppfen uub auf benz
nebeneinunbergelest, abtiiblen.
aus halb W.ibe, balb Rutbip,in be-
:eitet man Elm sutes Meinselse, au benz
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