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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-06-26

d Mrs. S. J. Hughes and little
daughter and little Miss Towner
OF Great Falls are guests at the
w. F. Colburn home north Of
the city.
Mike Ryan, the Sand Coulee
checker champion, who "holed
up" for several months follow
ing his defeat by our big Joe"
is out with a statement that he
would like to take Joe or any
other checker expert in the
state on for a tournament, the
statement appearing in Sum
days Great Falls Tribune. Big
Joe says he's ready for another
90 with the Sand Coulee IRIS
man at any time the former
suggests.
The report reached here yes
terday that six Italian railway
laborers had been killed in a
melee at Ethridge Wednesday
night. The report proved to be
unfounded, nothing more serious
than a free-far-all fistic debate
having taken place.
Alex Gould was down from
Glacier Park yesterday to pur-
chase some lumber supplies for
building operations.
R. L. Taft and T. j. Connolly
were up in the mountains over
Sunday and made an earnest
land active but unsuccessful at
tempt to coax a few trout out
of the purling revulets.
Mrs. Charles Taft underwent
a very serious operation at Con.
rad hospital on Tuesday of this
week. The operation was per-
formed by Drs. Hulbush anc
Power. At this time her condi-
ton is satisfactory
Conrad hung two games or
Waller ct the former place this
week. The teams are now tiec
and battle for supremacy will
occur at Waller July Fourth.
Mr.. Eckel of the firm oil
Swanson and Eckel, who have
the agency for the Ford cars
was a visitor here Wednesday
Mr.. Eckel informed the writer
that his firm had sold eight carr
within the past month.
Miss Margaret Mulligan, wht
was employed as typo on tn,
Pioneer Press for several weeks
left last Saturday for Spokane
James Parker left Thursda!
evening for his former home il
Wisconsin, where he will spen,
the summer.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-06-26
Are Bound Over
TotheGrand Jury
Outcome of. Preliminary
Hearing Held on
Thursday

The preliminary trial of Byron
Connolly, Dan Hill and johnson
Bird, on a charge of grand
larceny, was held in the chamb-
ers of Judge Thomas on Thurs
day afternoon, County Attorney
Doyle and John w. Coburn
appearing for the state and
Irwin C. Kartack for defend
ants.
The state seemed tobe content
to introduce sufficient evidence
to bind defendants over to the
grand jury, as much evidence
that will be highly important
was omitted. Sam Dunbar,
Jas. A. Perrine, Mr.. Bonds,
whose horses were found on the
Blackfeet the day following the
incidents describe by the Pion-
eer Press last week and Vincent
Bouef, the sheep herder who
was assaulted, gave testimony
for the state.
The defendants were bound
over to the grand jury by Judge
Thomas, who fixed their bonds
at $1,000 each, which were
furnished. The trial will be
held at the fall term, of district
court.
Don't forget the meeting OF
the county board at Cut Bank
on Wednesday, July first, and
If you have anything you wani
to bring before them it's ..speak
now or forever hold youl
peace"
The local lumber dealers are
being requested by the Mimi
eapolis Bridge Co. to submit
quotations on cement and Other
supplies for the proposed bridge
over the Cut Bank at this point
AGrange has been organized
at Ethridge. John Graham is
Master and J. B. Vallentyne il
Secre tary.
The city council Monday
evening asked for the resigna,
ton of Police Chief Boyer, fol
lowing developments at tn,
recent suit brought against tht
chief by Chas. Akagi of tn,
Oriental Cafe.
Atty. I. G. Kartack went t,
Great Falls this morning.
A. boy was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wilson Knapp early thi
week.
One twin 1914 motorcycle,
horse, saddle and harness fo
sale. Inquire G. N. Hotel.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-06-26
No Fusion, Says
Attorney General
No Such Term as "Pro-
gressive-Republican"
Will be Legal

Republican" party organized in
Montana this year. Attorney
General D. M. Kelley put the
the kibosh on the proposition
today. He advised County At
torney w. M. Black of Shelby,
Toole county, today:
PARTY nominations cannot be
made under any name which
includes any word of the name
of any other political party or
organization than of that by
which he is nominated, and no
independent or non-partisan
candidate shall be permitted
to use any word of the name of
any existing political party or
organization in his candidacy"
Because of the Importance of
the ruling. the full opinion is
printed herewith:
Object of the Law.
Dear Sir-I am in receipt of
your letter, submitting the
question relative to the party
name under which a candidate
must file his petition for nomi-
nation.
From the subsequent state
ments in your letter the ques-
ton appears to be directed
toward the combination of two
or more parties now existing SO
as to form a new party. The
primary election law, as well as
the general election law, deals
principally with political parties
existing, rather than with in
dividual candidates. One of
the primary OBJECTS Of the prim-
airy election law appears to be
to prevent combinations and
toward a swapping between
political parties, and therefore,
compels each party to stand
under it own heading and on its
own platform. To deal with a
party, that party must necess-
arily first exist.
"The records here do not dis
close that any party exists III
the state of Montana known as
the Republican, Progressive OF
Progressive Rep blica n OIL
United Republican Party AS
to those two organizations, the
record discloses that there is 2
Progressive party, and a Re-
publican party but any COM
bination whatsoever, w hi C h
would have the effect of calling
into being a new party, is moi
of record here. The general
election law, section 545, revised
codes, as amended by chapter
60, prescribed the form of ballot
to be used at the general cleo
ton, and among other provis-
ions, it states:
1.-THE list of candidates of the
several parties shall be placec
in separate columns of the
ballot
Not on the Ballot.
IF. therefore, by some means
not now apparent, anew party
such as you indicate in YOU
letter, is called into existence
for the purpose of the primary
election, some one might rails,
the question prior to the election
that no such party existed, ant
therefore, the clerk would hav'
no authority to print the name
of such non-existing party upol
the official ballot, and if sustain
ed, of course, the so-called new
ly created party would not b
represented on the official ballo
voted at the general election
My judgment is that a part,
cannot be created in the mann
er indicated. 1t is probabl
that candidates may still b
nominated By 9eti,ion, as il
| dicated in section 524 of tn
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-06-26
A FARM LOAN

We wish you to know that we have plenty of money
TO loan on land. We can close the loan quickly,
handing the money just soon as the papers are
recorded.
In case you have need of loan of this kind be
and ask for terms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
STATE PENlTENTIARY
RECEIVING RECRUITS

.trtliA. coept sroHotHet 20 uopntaa JouHpAlI
Santa re, March w2e,-~rhe courts
at Silver CITY portlps ana C1ffizogo
are scndng recruits 10 the state pen
itcnuay
AZ Silver city iiaymmdo Gonzales
pleaded guilty 20 mpuslaughtor He
had been charged with the murder of
tarorluo Muuoz. hut 10 is believed
that Munoz died because OF lack of
proper medical attention Huperto
pachcco was found guilty of assault
with q deadly Weapon, us was also
James a. Tucos. The laucr being
charged with ukiug two shots al
Bert Mattux. Victor Mendoza was
found guilty OF petit larceny for talk
ing coat from Fired ~ Williams
80 puuaiee thc grnud Jury rr-
turned -four indictments William r.
Chcnault was charged with enuomg
and 7cduciug O. minor ANA having "a
minor IN his possession for evil pur-
possess James Brown. tor killing quail
0ut of gtaspu. Fred Robertson. carry
np "a deadly weapon John Il Dar-
nell formerly of stanley, santa tc
county and Morris NJ rWmlett.
wcrC DISCHARGED ou enc charge OF
arson
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
ASPLUND GIVES
OUT SCHEDULE
Of INSTITUTES
Chief Clerk Of Department Of
Education Complies Program
Of Interest to Teachers All
Over State,

santa Fo- March 20 chief Clerk
Rupert r. Afpluud of the department
OF education haas compiled the follow
ing schedule of county teachers in-
stltutc8.
ncrualuio. ~ Albuquerque. first
two weeks iu june Rabbi SLIDER eon-
ductor. John Milne aud others, Inc
.struCtors.
Chuvcs 10 Roswell FIRST two
weeks III June j s. tofor Tueum-
.tar conductor
ColfaA az Ration J II vaughn,
Alcsilla park conductor.
curry at Cloyls July 13-Augusl 8,
Frank Carroon Of East Las VEGAS.
conductor
EDDY at Carlsbad juno l5-Juue 2I
-. II vaughn, Mesiiia Park, eonduc-
tor
Grant AT Silver City. June lib, IN
connection with the Normal summer
school
Lincoln, July 27-Angust s. At ear
lrizozo, e l.. Enloe OF silver City
conductor
4 Luna, at Dcmine, Jane t-18 J y.
lTaylOr conductor
4 Mckinley ut Gallup Immediately
Iaftcr the close OF ihe school term IN
MAY W. l.. Bishop. conductor
Mora, june 15-July A. at Morn,
Francis kelley l1asi Las Vegas cons
iductOr
Otcro county win waive its institute
/ this year ia favor of the silver city
| land East iHs Vegas summer schools
Rio ATiha. al Espanoln. July 49,
/ August 5 The conductor has not yet
/ been chosen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27


Paris. March IT, With "a cry of iu-
dipnatlnn during her cross-cXamint.
ton by Magistrate Boucurd today at
the preliminary inquiry into the killing
of NJ. Calmcttc. NINE Caillaux remind
cd the magistrate how the Figaro had
been batting her husband about the
"rhy joe letter She then began to
weep
Of regret profoundly the conse-
qucnees of my act said the witness
amid her tcats Il would prefer a
thousand times Chat the campaign
had continued than ] should have
Killed ~. Camctte. II is impossible
90 find Inn my act another cause than
that which + have given.
Al. Houoard sought au explanation
ol the discrepancies I'M Mime. Call
luuN's recital before him and the story
She told the police
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
Don ,ua county ila, aa sgnool,.

SANTA lie. March aG lhD depart
H,ut NJ education reports thHt There
afe uuW twenty .thtgH sOlu.. build
uEa ZOO uum Auu county with sefOn
male and forty-siN ffWaIr teachers.
.af whom four have iltt certificates
.tVUNsN have first Crude sixteen
h8yc Second grade. three have tmld
eudr and two teach uuO,r permit
Ihr utotaro school ferm s almost
uiur months and Ghamhcr.ne ~
Mcst Melna. MoAHa Paris Doun
ANITA uud Las cruces have utw build
mps. IH cruces recently voted S2a.-
ef0 In bonds to Dee spent fur a central
aud ward school.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
IInnks Elcct Now Officcr..

Santa ne, March gG,-liobert II.
Boulware has been elected vice pres
ident Of the Peoples Savings Bank
and Trust company at Silver city. TO
succeed Van II. Manyille Assistant
Cashier w s.. llaston Of the Amori-
can Central bank, was elected secrc-
tary ana treasurer to succeed $. @.
Baker. Another bank change an-
uounccd today was the rcsignatiou of
W r.. Griffin as cashier of the Santa
Fe Bank and Trust company, at Santa
Zee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
Scenic IIigluny Inspected.

SANTA Pc Mar'h 2G,-ltoad COM
missioner Arthur Seligman Yesterday
made an inspection Of the Scenic
highway In SANTA Zee canyon, after
looking over the famous Aztec min
eral springs While considerable
work has been done both by the coun-
~ and the forest service yet parts OF
the highway are iu bad shape. Near
inc forest ranger station, "a force of
men were yesterday shoyeling the
deep snow from the road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
special olIcalm Warning for March

M1IIH n D living W0nih Tor tNt
very Young ana for oldcrlv people
Group hrouchH colds. lugrppc and
pneumonia AFRO to Do feared and avoid
cd. Folgya Honey and Tar Is "a great
family medicine HAT viii quickly stop
a cough check tbo progress Of cold.
land relieve ufMmcd and congcsted
.air passages E s Rhodes. Middleton,
Co.,. sAs "Ia grippe gave me a
hacking cough Tor winch i got no re-
lief until took Foleys Honey and Far
Compound. and was soon we'll Of both
cough and cold" For sale Is Butts.
Inc,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
I0cu HnN- Nnudc1lllc ClrcuIt

Kansas city March PC Marcus
Locw, of New York city for himself
and Others tonight signed 90 contract
Ito purchase the Sull1au- Considinc
vaudeville ircWt and properties for
IAN amount thaat win exceed 10000
600, MIR Locv win take over the
properties August ! next
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
Priest browns in Bath Tub.

Rev York. March 2G--An attack
iot hoart failure cause the death 10y
lscalding and drowning la bathtub
tonight of Tho Row John Il, Salter a
priest attached TO H. Joseph church
of Spring Valley ~ y. IL is be-
lieNed that Father Salter fell into the
tub after he had turned the hot water
faucet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
Williams Nppointcd Notary.

Santa Fe March 2G--Governor
Mcdonald today appointed Robert y.
Williams pt r,Nico. Curry county.
notary public
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27
BIG ROAD RACE
WILL BE PULLED
OFF ON MAY 6
Road Boosters Of Panhandle
Pacific Highway Meet in
Santa Rosa and Make Ar
raHgeneatS for Event.

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-27

Santa Fe. March 80 Sin tHe ais.
|uet court tnc vase ot CATION se.
Broad. OF thama, WAS argued today
uu demurrer A large amount of
latumpage Tor timber on the Tieuo
Amarillo grant ls involved
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

oeitrdu4, oas. anaeI9nitten. aIsrbina3
prd@tiQen piloen Sunni aun &le-
ben Der &nohen 6ietet, trdQt ia alein
Der oiirftide 8o0en 0ieier Steppe.
Der WilOreihtbum lit Elm ipi6ti1er
SSottor in Der @rnGbrung Der VI.
beitstolonne @s itebt bier bu@itGblit
0eerDe an 6eerOe. Cumberland tann
man abpehielnb spiI6en Huoeln bon
NntilOpen berIbieOenlter Qlrt, 3ebras,
@nus unD StraiBen oabinaie6en, bic
nod 10 3utrduli6 limb. oaB ibr 9lb.
fhuB peHia S1picriofeiten bietet.
Den TleiIhthicren folot freilidb aud
Oas 3au6aeua in oi4ten Sdaaren.
Bon Der 3abl Der bier um6eritreihens
ben &eoparDen maa bas ihpn anQe-
iiibrte 8eifpiel einen 8eariff aeben.
2lebnli6 ite6t es nit ben 90ipen. SIS
lit Elm aor orauiiaes 8on2ert, i'm eins
idmcn 3elte in filler Rodlt BON alien
Seiien i6r @ebriill su h0ren. unter
miI8t nit Dem bdBli1en 2a1en Der
6ndnen.
@ona d6nlib muB bies Bib ou2
icbon aepeien Iein Dor bunberttdus
ierO sEubren. Q(nOerc 5bierqruppen
6iten Oa in bertraliter @emeiaic1aft.
fremoartia ipiirDe mob! man9e 2lnti.
lope. manhes Raubtbier nit lana
Reconsideration SGbelaohn benz beu-
tiQen 2luoe erI1einen, ober nod auF-
fallenOer pGren pobl benz 8lid Die
2lehnli1teiten. bic iiH ibm offen6dren
un0 bic nabe YerpanbIHaft Der Sor=
men bon oamals uno 6eute 7eiQen mir
ben. 9lnOers Iin0 bic SPECIES oepor.
ben. Die Qtrten ober iinb nohl nod
Die oleihen Qsblieben. cenn su ibrer
llmQeitaltund beOarf bic ylatur nod
oeipaltiqerer 2eitrdume. 9lber ben
WeQ, ben bic @ntpidluna in llnd6dn.
oerliAcm. psnn audi nod 10 idnaIa.
mem Sdritt aiebt uno bon ieber i1on
Qe3ooen lit oieien Mea aei1t uns
fol6e Spanne 3eit, pie iie Oas 6euts
pom Qlus0ona Der SertiGraeit trennt,
ihon aana liar. unb i'm au erforihen.
i6m auriidaufolaen bis in cine 3sit,
bic bic Biege Der WlenId6eit Io6, oos
pirO bas peIentlidIte GnOaiel bisisr
9rabunQ fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
llnaariidlsr sdlmOr6raten.

o. &flnS altidla6tencs 9lino-
Heidi (Oberit6alc) iuerOcn, nadjoem
iie aut geflopft umo 9eipidt iino, in
"A Bint gSoiirr nit Spedibyjben,
gSur5elperf, einigen Shalotteu. ct.
mas @emiir5, 2orbecrbldttern ma ci-
nigen Gitroncnidci6eu geo1apit.
6an9t 0os 5Ieiid al. braun 5u irer.
oen itdubt man einen 96ffel aoa
Nlebl 0oriibcr mo gicBt nod raO
nad cine balbe Slni6e lci.Btcn Ssot6'
mein oa5u. 8uIebt iei6t man sic
Sauce Ourdl nermii1t iie nit cincm
9e6oliten Soiiel bon gcricbenea
Wleerrctti6 uHo oGmpit Ous Nino.
ileilA nod Elm @eiIben in ser
Souce @lan rebt eeroitcte Gartoi.
feln 81 Dem 6.eiiA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

mem 9iiriel DOL periiI4em gono, BON
Dem 5pei lange @nOen born bernie.
oerbdnaen
9ie innere @elte lit ron peiber
Seioe. 9lQerliebit, namentli6 fir
atnge W21oben lit au6 Oas in iuiie.
rer orittenglbSiloung ge5eigte 0loOelI.
9Ga in Sa SoilorsMonier gcma9=
te 9leio lit ausgefiibrt in eeitreiitenl
Serge, oas IN 10 gcididter S8eiie &c.
bonobobt lit, FAB ieoe anOere @arnis
tlr iiberfliiiiiN lit, Oa scr 10 ber9e-
itellte 3ontraiI geniigt lum oic @e'
fabr Ser N}ouotonic mis5lihlieBcu.
Qie 8Iouic bat cin 9epliim, Gos
born cine breite Eoaialte biloet. 9lit.
Der Oen llmIegefragen lit ein bod
binauf gebcuOcr innerer arogen 0or-
bonocn.
8emerfenSmertb fin0 ole 9lermel
Oie eincnl mcit iiber Oie ShuIter Gin.
obgebeuoen 9lrnIlod cingeictt mo
nit bo6en, eilgen 0lonihetten Oeries
ben ilnA Scr Jlod III Douig glaft
lmO uur lmten NIT elmer 9lenOe gar
nirt.
Gas pornitre Eoilor-aoitiim mie
fran5oiiide &leioermaher cs beiiir-
porten ibeint aud bel ins feitqreu
9ooen 81 gepinnen. Sir Srii6ja6rs.
tradt no eil i6werer Wlontel oocr
@el5 nidt me6r erioroerIid iii, or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

Saacn miro iie ii6erOics tiefer gcijiybE
ieiu ais Oie onoere Sangc, oie ae,
'chnlinft mor6cn mar.~
I'm iih Sen Geilit irii0 5u er6dI.
ten gi6t eS nod ocm @ele6rtcu ser
Der @6efnr3t iiir oac S5autfranf6citen
Der tiirfiidlcn Soipitdlcr lit, mr ei-
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oaS @etter iie nic6t 6car6eiten f5nuc,
I'M Die bette SiiIle lit sic Sdluintc.
Die 6rolt Die iib idbminft, trci6t sic
geiiinoelte SDaienc.
Sic %ariierimeu lnS sic onorrcG
6rauea martctcn MIR. allf OieiesStidl-
mort mo pcrOen iebt ni6tS @eiie-
res pcrlougen aIs @n0iene au
treiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

Iten 2iicn 6erriht Gie Eoletots iino
entiue0er entidieOen tllr5 ODER lang
aemua, I'M cine Gontrouerie, in Der
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ilrcitelL in dusiicbt 81 tellen
1cltt5utage lit cin grocer Inter
icbieO smilden Der Srall Die gut ge-
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boriQc 9lcbenoinge, luio liebt III Ger
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nidt einen erbebliden Ebcil ilres
observation-disclosures IN fleine lm0 flein.
lie Ginge Ocrausga6t, miro lie niegln-
lprlh alif pirfliH mooiibe @leaon5
erbebcn f0nnen
I'm bolltonuaeH atiSgeltattet 3u
iein. muB man ben Z cine nit1t lil!trs
bcbli1c Summc al bic iueniger ills
gluqe faQenoeii 3ingc ipen0en- SuilI
meijpiel beoeutet oielPo0e 0erSPiBens
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Blorien mo Noitiimen 5ugciellt lpers
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gleu6eit ooer ,Sarbe Derlieben UerOen,
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mir aus eifcm Streiien Stofi, Ser
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4leioermodell mlgciibte ,Srau
md6Ien IoIltc, oenn oa weoer 9fiiIeu,
nod Seiteniornl ODER 9(rnIod por-
bonoen iit lit oas 3uiduciocu, Bai.
fen uno 91dben iebr leldt
cier6ei cmpiie6It es lid, eln 9Qa.
teriol 3u pd6len, oos an iid5 ibon &c.
uiiaen0 ocfordtiD wirft Inn @arni-
hr unnotbig 81 maiden.
Gas ,g9eitbeuD iteIlt iid oor ais
Elm qefiitterter Gtreiien Niaieriol,
oeiicn 9Rdn0er born 8niemmentreffen
lmo Der itnterbal6 Der Gaillenliuic in
Bipci 5icrIiap, tleine Spiben ans
I1uit aIeinp 3ierYn0pie loifen oie
Wlitte cntlanq abipdrts GupetDn in
Geioe ODER gSoQe ftebt in 1cber
CUNT ais g9eiielnnateraI Giht Din.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

1lau fdneioet Oos poIitduoig dr-
foltete SSleiid in noglibit icinc
Sdnittcben mo le0t iic ibid)tmeiie
in folgenOc Gsalice; @ier gier mer-
Oen bart gefod6t. aus Oen Gotterr
uno Dem 0otter eines ro1en gies,
orsi fein gebadten SarOellen, cinerI
Sbeel0ffel Semi, Gem Saite ciucg
GitroHc, etioas Sula, 9feffer, e';':r
&riic Staub5uder, Sel unO Giiig
miro cine Oide Saucc bereitet, Die
man Our6 ciu Sieb itreid5t, Sn zinc
tiefe S1iiiieI le9t man cine SNitt
6eiib oaroif cine S6i4t @5auce
unO obipe1ielnO 10 iort, Bis a0es
pcrbrmIdt lit, Gen ShIuB biloet
eine Sdiht Sauce. sgor "a Stun0eH
ioll Oas lSleiit5 niht genoiielt pcroen,
es aeminut Onr6 Ian0eS Ste0cn an
@o6laeiGnlad GieieI6c Sapc fam
man iber jeoen faltcn 9roten ge5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
0lMS benz @eicbe Der SJsDSe
uitc Der WeIcIlihaft.


Sctt no iiber 0aS iSriibiabrs. 9'a-
ierial uno Oic Srii6iabrsiarbcu cn:-
ic6ic0cn norocn iit iucnOet iid1 nos
onaeuleine Sntereiie oenl 6ril6ohrs,
lpftiime 5u. GelbiiperitduolidJ lit cer
Tnilor.Giieft drl neiiteiI iii geGcbr
q @craoesu narbliIfic:Ioc giooeIsc
iin0 bon Dem Nisiier5cimncrn irant
soiiid)er INC aEeriianiihcr NloocH
borbcreitet lpoloen. Die Node lino
orapirt uno Sic &alctots peiicu min.
oer6are TctaiIS ouf oie nit bcr arae-
ten Sorgialt nuSgefiibrt pcrOen mil.
fen. Sbaiidhlid iin0 cS Oieic Details,
IN oeuen Oie fiiuitlcriicbilcn @iiefts
Der ncnen &oiiiune 81 iiii0cn lico
glan famu ioit jeOen Oropirtcn ODER
pliiiirteH 9iod mdblen im0 pirO IN
Der 9J1ooc iein Gasiel6e gilt I'M 2ln-
aeneinen aub bon 0el Wldntclu, 100,
init geiogt it, 0aB ein Yinnsel an
@eridieoen6eit IN Sen bosItiddblid'