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The Delta independent., 1914-10-02

w. l.. Ryan, who shot and killed
Attorney Newton w. Crosse, brother
of w. P. Crose of Montrose, at Fort
Collins some two or three weeks ago,
as found guilty of murder in the
first degree in the district court at
Fort Collins last Saturday, and the
penalty has been fixed at death.
George Carlson, republican candidate
for governor of Colorado this year,
was the prosecutor on the case.
The Delta independent., 1914-10-02

w. R. Tucker came in from his
home in Little Rock, Arkansas, on
Wednesday and he and his wife and
their daughter, Miss Marian, who have
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stone
all summer, went out on the morning
train yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
bound for their southern home and
Miss Marian to Philadelphia where
she is to renew her studies at one of
the colleges.
The Delta independent., 1914-10-02
AT THE CHURCHES

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The Delta independent., 1914-10-02

Mrs. H. w. Pratt left yesterday ever
ing for few days visit with friend
in Grand Junction.
The Delta independent., 1914-10-02

Mrs. A. B. Mccartney we u over t,
Montrose yesterday morning for
week or ten days visit with friends.
The Delta independent., 1914-10-02

The Arlington company began {
three night engagement at Delta opera
house last evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
MAUNDY
THURSDAY FEAST
LARGE NUMBER OF SCOTTISH
RITE MASoNs SAT- DOWN TO
DINNER LAST NIGHT TO OBJ
SERVE RITES OF MAUNDY
THURSDAY.

A large number of Scottish Rite
Masons sat down to a big dinner in
the great dining room of the Masonic
temple last night to observe. Maundy
Thursday.
1t proved one Of the most beauti-
full ceremonies that has ever been
attempted by the Rose Crotx on the
occasion Of the passover. Wise Mas
ter Worst presided at the brief serv-
ice before the dinner at which the
seven lights were extinguished and to
remain SO until the morning Of Easter
Sunday at $50 O'clock when they
will be relighted.
Following the dinner, which was
served by the members of the Eastern
Star, a number Of speakers were
heard. Dr. Sylvester J. Hill, secretary
of the Scottish Rite, bodies, called the
roll OF the dead during. the last year.
Inspector Gen. I'll. C. Plumley read
a number of missives of greeting from
distinguished Scottish Rite Masons
well known to the local members of
the valley Of Fargo. az3 RI, ~.
J. F. Hardy made a few comments
on the work Of the future and what
could be accomplished toward the
betterment Of the degrees.
The chief speaker of the evening
was Rev. W. J. Hutchinson. pastor of
the Broadway Methodist church, who
delivered an instructive address on
the Meaning Of the Passover and the
Eucharist.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
FINE PROGRAM
FOR CONCERTS
ePLENDIo PROGRAMS WILL nE
OFFERED FOR BOTH CONCERTS
OF MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA AT GRAND THE
ATRE BY PROF. g. A. ORR.

The official programs for the two
concerts to be given in Fargo at the
Grand theatre on the afternoon and
evening OF Friday, April IA, by the
MINNEAPOLIS Symphony orchestra,
brought here through the efforts OF
Bertrand Alan Orr, have been an
nounced today n are OF a high or
der.
Following are the two programs in
full:
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra,
Emil Oberhoffer, conductor. Eighth
annual spring tour, Friday afternoon,
April II, 1914, Grand theatre, Fargo.
n. D.
s~oloists: Alma Beck, contralto;
Frederick Freemantels tenor; Richard
CZerwonky, violtnist.
~ Program.
Overture to Oberon ....... Weber
2-Violin Solo, .,
a .s..s...o.. Svendsen
Richard Czerwonky.
3-Ron1anza from Symphony No. 5
4-contralto solo-Aria: 70 Harp
Immortal from Sappho, ...Gounod
Alma Beck. -
5-A Ballet Suite, Op. $50 ........
Max Roger
(a) Harlequin.
co. Pierrot and Pierrette.
Oboe-Alfred Doucet. .
Cello-Cornelius Van Vliet.
(c) Valse glamour. ...
6-Tenor Solo-F1ower Song from
Frederick FreeTnantel.
7-Waltz Intermezzo from Jewels
Of the Madonna ...... lf-Ferrari
S-Autumn from the Ballet, The
Wendell leighton, manager. Wv
Minneapolis symphony orchestra,
Emil Oberhoffer, conductor. Eighth
annual spring tour, Friday evening,
April IT, 1914. Grand theatre, Fargo,
II. D.
soloists: Leonora Allen, soprano;
Theodore Harrison, bass; Cornelius
Van Vliet, cellist.
- Program. 49,.
symphony No. 8, in c minor. OPP.
. 81 beethoven
(a) Allegro con brio.
(b) Andante o moto. -.
(c) ScherZo-allegro.
(d) Finale-allegro.
2-Cello Solo-Kol Nidred (ancient
B. Hebrew chant) ............ Bruch
Cornelius Van Vliet.
Intermission.
3-(a) Valse, Triste; (b) Tone
Poem, .Ffnlandis .....-.... Sfbelius
4-Aria-Mon Occur, from Mireilla
Gounod
Leonora Allen.
S-NotturH1o from A Midsummer
Nights Dream ...... Mendelssohn
6--Waltz Intermezzo from Ballet
Gretna Green ............ Guiraud
Baritone Solo: Aria, Fri tn,
from Masked Ball .,.......... Verdi
Theodore Harrison.
S-(a) Berceuse ...-.... J~aernefe1dt
(b9 MalagIena from Boabdil 80.
Moszko<vski
Wendell leighton, manager.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
TENNIS SEASON
OPENING SOON
THE CITY TENNIS CLUB WILL RE-
NEW IT'S ACTIVITIES AGAIN
THIS YEAR TO PROVIDE FOR
ENTERTAIN OF BIG
TOURNAMENT.

Preparations for the opening of tho
tennis season have already started.
A meeting Of all persons In the cities
Of Fargo and Moorhead interested in
tennis has been called by the board
OF governors Of the City Tennis club
70 pc held tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
Trust Co. N
AT this meeting a new board OF gov
errors will be elected for the coming
seaso and plans perfected for the
coming years play. Since the build
ing last year OF the three new courts
In island Park and the overhaulinr OF
the old Y. M. C. A. courts by the CITY
park commission, tennis In Fargo has
received a new stimulus and the COM
ing a should be the best In many
years.
Last year the officers of the city
Iennis club succeeded In getting the
state tennis meeting for Fargo FOR
1914 and with the coming here of
many OF the most prominent ennis
players Of the northwest there viii be
q chance for the lovers of this snort
to see some OF the best playing in the
country.
The secretary OF North Dakota Ten.
mis- association says he has ALREADY
the assurance that many Of the MIN
neapolis, Duluth, and Winnipeg sharks
VIII be present and play through the
tournament.
Added to these all the well known
North Dakota players are entered and
Fargo has the assurance OF one OF
q best tournaments ever held In the
northwest.
All persons intending to play tennis
thaS season are cordially invited to
pe present at this meeting tomorrow
ed and officers elected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
FIRE DAMAGES 4
four AUTOS
BLAZE BELIEVED TO HAVE
STARTED FROM .oVERHEATED
STOVE CAUSED GASOLINE FIRE
AT 1915 FRONT. STREET LAST
NIGHT.

Fire believed to have started from
on overheated stove damaged four
automobiles in the building at 1016
Front street at $3.50 o'clock last night.
The place was occupied by the Fargo
Auto school. The building Is only
slightly damaged.
The stove appears to have ignited
a quantity OF gasoline in the room,
and the fire blazed f1ercely, breaking
the windows, and bursting through the
open sky]ight In the roof. The de-
partment made a quick run, and the
blaze was put out before 1t could dam
age the building much, the walls be-
ing merely blackened and cfarred
somewhat.
The cars, one of which is said to
belong to J. III. Plath, are quite badly
damaged. and the total loss is esti-
mated roughly at $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
n'ENROE WILL MAKE RACE
T. n. MoEnroe Announces That He
VIII Make Race for States At
&erney on Republican Ticket

7. H. McEnroe Of the law firm Of
McE1nroe g. Wood, announced this
morning his intention OF running for
the nomination for the Office OF states
attorney on the Cass county republi-
can ticket.
Mr. McEnroe is well known in the
city and throughout the county. Dur.
ing the latter part OF the Taft admin
istration he was assistant United
States attorney He has rnauy friends
who wish him success.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
MAPS or CASS COUNTY
GIVEN AWAY FREE.

The Forum has a number Of
maps Of Cass county which IL will
give away without charge. They
are large wall maps and give in
detail tho ownership Of all land in
the county! They are a few years
old and while they. ire NOT strictly
mp-to-date, they would probably
|. people. Out OF town. people can
GET them-whiIe they LASTLY
sending Is cents in stamps to COW
or postage and trouble Of mailing
them. ThSre is not q large supply.
First come, frat served.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
mrs. KNIGHT HAD ACCIDENT
Mrs. a. M. Knight, Formerly Of Fargo,
Met With a Serious Accident Yes
terdaY at Eornan.

Mrs A. M. Knight, formerly of Far
go who Is now agent for the Ger
mania Life Insurance Co., at Edgeley,
met with a serious accident yester-
day at Forman.
Mrs. Knight was in Forman on bust
ness. She stepped on a loose board
Of a sidewalk, which flew up and
tripped her. She fell and seriously
injured her knee cap.
Mrs. Knight Is well known here and
her many friends who will regret to
learn Of her injury last night. She
has been an agent of State Agent
Treat for some time and has worked
up a nice business in her locality of
the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
SALE FOR THE PICTURE
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRALARGE

This morning at the Bijou the seat
sale for the big picture, Antony and
Cleopatra, which comes next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday,, was opened
and there was a good demand. Every
person who intends seeing this great
picture should select the performance
they will attend and have their tickets
for that performance reserved. This
jE the greatest picture OF the series or
big pictures being produced by the BIZ
sJou and is nov theasgreat feature In
the larger cities. The prices OF aanais-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
SOLOlST PLEASES MANY
Theodore s. Reimstad Of Minneapolis
Gave Concert at Pontoppidan
Church and Pleased Many.

Theodore s. Reimstad Of Min1rea-
polls delighted a large audience at the
Pontoppidan Lutheran church last
night, at the concert in which he
took a prominent part.
Mr.. Reinastad proved his versatility
by rendering Norwegian, Swedish,
German and English songs. This
solo1st has appeared in some Of the
greatest church choirs Of Europe and
his program last night was q rare
treat to those who heard him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10

sion here are lower than in n OF the
larger places. They have been fixed at
Is cents for adults and children at
night performances and lis cents for
children at matinee performances
This great picture has over 800 per
In some OF the scenes and the
great scene or the burning OF Alexana
.dria is one OF the finest fire scenes
ever posed. Remember the first per-.
.gorrnance ig Monday afternoon and the
To avoid disappointment secure your.
tickets now at tIs b x-ntfdcer-AdpS-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
SERIOUS CHARGE BROUGHT

Joseph =. Cody was arrested yester-
day morning on the CHARGE az irnnsr-
sonating an officer. The arrest WA
made o complaint OF a girl o9 II years
and the statement OF the girl al to tine
mans actions is rsyolting In the ex-
Cody carried q star with he ord
detective" on 1t, when he was arrest
cd, and he told the girl that he was
in , employ OF the police department
or Fargo. lie was held to the county
court and, ON his request, the case III
Continued oyer until tomorrow &C 3
o'clock.
Cody completed Ia term in the city
jail short Lime Tor disorderly
conduct.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
and OTHER FRUIT

Apples, Winesaps--they are only
$1.25 per box. The last chance you
have to get them this week. May have
some left Tor next week. Bottom
price. All the rest OF the fruit is
bottom prices. Cheap. 402 Broadway
or 7lO Front street. FL. Idlekope Bros,
fruit jobbers, retail and wholesale,
the big fruit. corner market. Free de-
livery in both cities. Phone 30s1-W.
Ge -Adyt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
AFTE EASTER

a large class of pupils will enter Da-
kota Business college. This is a good
time to enroll. During the spring and
summer months. the attendance Is not
very large, the days are long and
pupils may get more personal help,
longer periods on typewriters and add
ang machines and graduate quickly
publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
SADDLE LIVERY

Good horses for rent by the hour,
day or week. Some extra good single
9ooters. Reasonable charges. Stewart
Doyle, corner First avenue south and
Seventh street.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
WON 0uT.

A stereotype graduate went into a.
position a few days ago and al once
graduate who sought the same posi-
ton. Even though the shorthand stu
dent had three years more of a gener-
al education, was older and more ma
ture, the stereotype student took die
tation more rapidly, and transcribed
very much more accurately. Steno-
typy Is taught at Aaker's Business
college.-Advt. - '~#"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10

To Cur a Gold I'm One nay.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO OIJINTNE
Tablets. Druggists refund money il it
fails to cure. IL. w. GROVES sigma
ture Is on each box. 25c.--Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
REGISTERED HoLsTElN HElFERs.

We offer for sale four registered
heifers from 16 months to 2 years
old; good individuals of excellent A.
r. o. ancestry. Tuberculin tested. If
interested write for breeding and
prices. Brown & CasselI, Hope, N. D.
-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10

Suits, coats, waists and dresses in |
every new style at Blacks at popular
prices.-Adyts
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
SEED CORN FOR SALE

Six hundred bushels Of the North,
western yellow dent, ten days earlier
than the Northwestern dent, al So a.
basllel. Raised for ten yearS aksRav-
erside Stock farm AUG. E~rbstoessar.
Leonard, NsD.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10

Greatest variety to select the
newest styiea, the nopsiIar prices at
BHacksA-Advt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-13

On esl6suii, OILS ibr Batter fsarb,
niht als ft in Iron VlaiIir@ NOS
lEfn. niat In biefsm tutIdslceubtH
Moment.
rGit Felisn aIfo b1s 1alin sus
rid, iastt Rnpisr, in btr 6ofi'
nuHe. bob i4 ben abgang bss
Gldfd1ens ut4t bemerti bdbeu plrs
BEE"
gSnpobI'. ontpprtis Gftbtr,
bann fisis fe impuIFp hin5u: mgtidt
pubr, 6srr 3ottor, Gle alauben
mir, un6 Gle blsibsR m.in Ursunb2"
Sd pSrt Hi9t Sbr iunbrer
5reunb~, brIsbte adpisr ernit,
.rpenn Id bic tntTsbIidt Situation
lsidt ndbns, In bic Gis Iia ftlbIt,
9oro Gambler uuo mid gebra9t
bnbsn."
Surrb bob ben appF.
mas ingtn sic ba2' fragte tr,
g@as babe benn th bamit su tun24
glaPier belt ieinsn Bid rubts
aus.
.@enn btr Gadpsrbalt in bi.
0effsntlidtsit ortngt," ~antrpprtsts
a, 40 ptrb fih Der gsrbadt auf
Sic lentsn.4
,Sie Inb tpobL btrridt2'
GItber uub Rapier gbpbsn fid.
sd m6dts Sbnsu ilar MAIDEN,
pie biefer Jaa in ben augsn Der
@slt erItsinsn mug. Die 5obeIIen
btipsiIsn iunnsuttar, bob bic 8sFts
rung i'm geiinben Der qdtieHtin ites
tig 3unabm - Bis Gle erI6iensn.
Sir babtn mir sugegebsH = spei,
ieIIps aud anbsren bob Sbrt
6eirot Elm RiBgriff mar. Inn fptro
Iid sriuusrn, baB Sic miB gorts
gslisbt habsn uno gu beiratsn minds
ten. DsHH 2aon Gambler ibr Be-
puBffsin pieoersrIangt bate, 10
mare Elm ntIsBfider StanbaI uns
psrmsibIia gstpeien. SIT es mGgs
lid, baB sis fi9 pirtIi6 niat tlar
barber finb, in ipeIdtr Gage Sis
ia befinbsn21
(s4IuB fOlgt)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-13

fott. 8nnu pirb er abgegoEsn, obs
astrobft unp auF cine sruGrmts, sts
mas psrtiefts SdiHeI ssIsgt. gloa
beitreut ibn bid NIT geriebenem pars
meIoutdie, fiat belize. sebrduute
Butter boriiber uub i~erpiert IoTprt.
Seine Sorte. Man fsrtist
einea 9ishlits Dber miirbsR Ssig,
BEN nan in brei 8ldttern bGdt. 3pis
i6sn pps erite unO 5tpeite glatt fiat
man Mariqtnmarmelabe, 5piIdsH
bus 3lpeite unb bas unterTte 8latt
cine Giertrems pber &irIdsnf!etId.
Gam iibtr3itbt man bic 5prts NIT
3~utergIaiur aus 2 llnsen 3utsr.
eintm 9aI5tn Gitpeib unb benz
Sait elmer balben 3itrone. 10 Iauss
gsrtbrt, biz ie ldon psiB 1T. Dlit
bisisr 3~uderglaiur iiberaie9t man bic
9orts.
aa[te Diner 8raten.
Die Site. aud Bel gr6bersn Diners
bic 8rntsn taIt gu reidsn, iasint
ii6 INNER ms6r ein3ubiirgern. Die
9ratel, fopo6l gefliigsl tpie bib,
tperosn bonn nit aIIerlei feinen Ges
lees, piress cher f%einiten GaIatsn
in tIe;nen por3elauF0rm6en obtl
MiniaturmuideIn garniert, q. y.
fartisrte pute nit SobannisbergeIse,
8dnIeIt6erpiires, SpargsIlpibsnias
lat. 9ber Rsbrudsn nit frii6en
QHanasfdetben. bic berart angsri4s
tst perOeu, baB 3niI4en IL Orsi
S4eiben 8raten cine Gheibe FriIdsr
4nnnas Su Iisgen tommt. Dos feiHs
geiduittens 6!eiid tpirD in notirs
li9er @eiIe an ben RiidgratinoheH
ongelsbnt unb Der Riiden rtngsbsrs
nm NIT fiBen unb lauren DeIitas
teHsn iopte feiniten Piirees 9arnisrt.
adjudication. II
aartoifelu psrbsu abgetoat, gefddlt
uno ausgetiiblt serieben, " pTuu0
Butter 0drunter ri6ren. 4 GigeI6
unO II pint Gahns Oa3umifdeu, su.
Iebt ben G6nee BON A GineiB. NuH
i9miert man cine 5orm gut aus uuO
fiilt bic 5dIfte Der Mlafe binsin,
beitreut fe rsi6li9 nit In Butter
geoiinIeten Mordeln ooer dnbsren
8il5en, petsrfiIie un6 pfefferlaote,
6edt Die ibrige MlaITe barber, Be.
ltreiat tie nit Butter. beitrsut lie NIT
gr6ieln unO parmelantdie unb gieBt
n pint ioure Gabne barber. vi
5tunOe baden unb nit pnrmefan4
tdfe auftragen. Dan fam Ods
Mlsribon auh ltiirJen.
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ans benz ltnipsrium.
anttriHhnnsen absr bas geiamilidt Oes
SterueHBimmei8.

anttriHhunscn iibsr bas geiamtlidDt bes
eterHeHBimutis.
@enn ser Mon6 niti am Gimme
ftebt, gilt Die Ruft aIs ountsI, aud
penn bic Quft p0IIig tlar lit uno
bic Gterns in ungstribtem 8Idn3
fihtbar fin0. Cine msrtIite Grbels
lung Der groe 0ur9 bic Sterue als
lein lift ebeR fir unitre Slime nidt
borbnnosn. 50hfteus Die Genus in
tbrem bellitn Slang lam btelleidt
eiHen Ieilen Sddttsn tusrfsR. Die
DiHeni6aft beIiBt absr ieIbItbers
itdnoIi4 Mittel, aud Oas BPM Stcrs
nsnbimmet ausgebenbe 2idt gu meff
fen. Der beriibmte, Dor penigsn
Sahren psritorbene aitrunOm ReiDs
comb bate idon Dor ldngsrer 3eit
ben @erIud unternpmmsn, bas Ges
iamtliht Der Giriterne 3u ~beitimmeu,
uno mar gu BEN SdAb gsIaHgt, Dab
Dies Qiat ungefd6r BEN BON 1000
Gternen srter 8r0Be gleta isi. Die
8~runolagtn bisier 8erednung pareH
nod rett anbolttnmmen. Der bol'
ldnoiI6e Qitrpnom auptebn, elmer
Der erfoIgreidften Gorfhsr 0es Cir
iterHbimmsls, bat bieie 4ngabe 0nbin
berdnbert, oab er bas 2idt oes Ster'
nenbimmels qlei6 2485 Sternen ers
fer 0r0Bs feste.
SEPT bot Or. Chapman cine 1sus
2ihtmeFung auf pbotograpbifhem
@sge ausgefibrt unO it gu einem
pefentlia ap6sren Grgebnis eetnngt,
bas Die 2su6ttraft Oes eternenbtms
msls bisl geringer srIdsinen fdBt.
Gle tommt ndmli9 mad 0ieien linz
terfudungea nur 700 Stsrnen eriter
gr6Be gIsi9. 9iefer aitrDuom gibt
nuBeroem Die iberraf4enOe 4uftlds
rung, Dab nur Bic 6dlfts Oes 2idtes
BON ben Sternen berribrt, bic beIIer
aIs Die 3sbute GrDBeutldfe Itno ur0
an .3abI sttpd cine 0tertelmillton be-
trogen. ga fir bas blobe Quge nlr
Sterne Big our funften Gr0Be ffdtbar
ftu0, 70 tummt alp Der lbsrpiegen6e
EeiL oes Sternenlihts BON fol6eu
5immelst0rpern Der, bic ein3eln NIT
Dem blobsu auge nift msbr geIe6sn
peroen t0nnsn. Die aud fir ous
5ernrObr i6pdhsren gstirne, bic
BIS our Is. gr0BentldFe berabgeben.
bdben alIsrbings pohl fnum piel gu
Der 9efamtmsnge nes qidts bsi5utras
gen. gsilaufig lit al bsmerten, oaB
e eff Gternt am 9immel gt6t, Die
nod beller iin6 uls Die srIte @roBens
tlaHe. Der Cirrus q. g, aber6dupt
Der BeAfe GirTtern Ots 6immels,
tommt etpu SO 6ternsn erfter 8rOs
BE gIetd. unb iene elf Gterne 5ufams
men fpiegsn SO folder BON erTtsr
gr6Be auf. Die er5bte 2i4tmenee
miro BON ben fir BAG huge nidt
me9r fdtbaren Gternen sDif9en
neunter unb 3ehnter Gr6be geliefert.
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Die sefranstta Z dDweime.

Gin GngtdnOsr, Der fsine 5erien
i'm R0rDn SrIaHbs 3abra4te, ma9tc
zines 5oges sinen Spa3isrgang, unD
oa er groben 8urIt Dsrlpirts, ging
er 81 einem qd9ter unb ba! i'm eiusn
Srunt MitIa. Des p1dters Grau
CAB i6m cine grpBe s9ale Dlild;
aber tDG6ren6 Ct f9 baran erldbte.
bemertte er NIT 8ernunbarung, tpic
iid cine aa5db! iunger Gdipeine i'm
i'm brdngte. Gs fdien ibm, aIs pb
bic fleinen aiere Tid iebr mertniirbig
benabmen, uno er tragic: .Giebs
5rau, fDarum Finb bic 1erlst MUIR ID
~aufgeregt24 MOrauf bie fran i1nl
Iselenrubig ertpiberte. rDas III bod
sIar, 6srr; b in Ia ibre lleins GdaIs,
aus Der Gie trtntsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-13
fir die GH3s.

8efI[Iter S&tlerie. MdR
fhdlt tleinere SelIeristnoLeu un0
bdmpit fe in Sal3pafer nit Butter
gar, DanH i9neioet man Elm 3edeIs
den al, b1bIt Die GHoQen aus unc
faat Ie nit e.Hem @emenge DON feins
geipiegter pettriilie uno Geleries
grin, mifht 5ies nit 4asmsiana
o0er 69pei3srtale Butter, elm psuia
gaprita mo Dem teingeriebsnen
QusgenomtnrneH Mlart Der &RulIsn.
dele Mlufe miro in bic auollen
eingeitriten, Die DedeI auigefeBt, in
81 uno Genmet paniert uno in
elmer 5orm in Butter gar gemaht.
Cur II Stunoe baden, bann nit
Sa9ne ibtrgisBeu un0 auftragen.
arautfaIdt. Gsbr ieiuges
bobeltes Rot oosr Bsibtraut miro
nit etipas Waier, 3udsr, Sal3,
einigen QepfeIu uno GHig strpa /
Gtunoe geDdmpft, pom 6eusr ges
nommen nod beiB NIT GFig. Gel,
SaI3, 3uter, 4feiier mad Gtlhmdd
bermii4t. Mldn bereitst oitIen ga
lat am beiten tags 8uupr, 0a ct 0ann
iebr nobldmedeno unb mirbe piro.
8er0fete Grtesfuppe
8eiDnoers gut f9medt oieis 5uppe.
tpsun man Gparsel ober 8Iumens
tubIbriibe on3u benuben tann. Man
r0itet In 3 nn3en Butter @rissmebl
uno MedmebL gu gleiden 5eiIsn bslIs
braun, fuat nit 8rii6e pbsr MaHsr
auf uno IdBt bic Gupps tii9tig pers
toden. Sn Ole SuppenIdu6eI 9ibt
man ettpas Mustai, 9fabm unb Elm
Stit frtfde Butter.
3itronen clubbing. M2an
gsbe gu benz Smit elmer 3itrone 3
GDffei 3uder, Ftlpas geriebsre 81
tronenIhale uno 3 Gigelb in elm
artt1pfaen, rii6re bic Mafe, bis
fe bidli6 nirb, gsbe bonn flint
8ldtt.tsu GeIatine biHau uu0 laHe
is untsr itstem Rubren sbea burds
to4en. Damn ieBt man ben 3ppf
al uub miidt ben Gduee Der gier
burd. 5u elmer nqBgemadten 5orm,
bic TAFT Iteben mub, ldBt man bic
mafs Bis 7urn @tirgn ifeIsn. Der
pubAlg it fsbr i6mndbaft uab
miro NIT 3itroneniauce isrriert.
aartoffeIu NIT 5un n.
Gan3 ungemein poblihnedeno itnb
a~artofftln, bic NIT einem Guppens
bubn in einem gefdBe oetodt murs
ben. 9as 5ubnerfleiid D~erIiert
niGts bierSur4, fDpbl dber srbaIten
bic aartoffsIn sinen Geidmad, Del
turA Ipnit nidts 3u erreidm lit.
@ta man oieielben beiB ellen. 10
Esbe man tie iorgfdltig aus Der glib
nerbrIbe unb i4ittle ie Ieidt uno
mt5lig; mod better lafen Ie fi6 our
gereitung zines feinen aartoffeIfas
Iais il rtpenbsn. Mlan lode tie 5u
biefsm 3pede niht aa uei9 unO
IaFs ie n~onftdnbig ertdlten, ebs
man re in Sdei6en i1nsibst.
Gpnrgel nit Sale. Man
lam mad 9elieben pidsn 5tangens
ODer biinnen GemiifeipargI DerS
tpenben. Der Gpargsl miro g9ihdIdt;
iveun "a Gtangen Iinb, lpirD Ct
aans aeIafsn, IOnt III fiagerbide
Glide gelAnitsen unb IN Ga!5p1Is
tit ait, cher nit6t au ipei9 oes