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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
GERALDINE FARRAR IN aCARMENi


At the Alhambra today, the public
will have the opportunity Of seeing the
worlds greatest prima donna, Geraldine
Farrar. in the famous OPERA, Carmen %
in Carmen Miss Farrar works with
admirable spirit and her heart was in
her work Her Carmen is passionate,
cruel humorous and courageous She
loves and she fights mechanically
This picture. wherever shown. has been
the recipient Of nothing but praise In
Boston. where IL was first presented.
the people went wild over il, declaring
that the picture was far better than
Farrar's presentation at the MetropOli-
tan opera house. IN New York over
25, 600 people saw it in one day. Al
newspapers have been loud in their
praise and il has been a sensation
wherever shown. Carmen" win be at
the Alhambra today only and the man
agement advises you TO come early
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
.NASlNS FORM 4 NEW BLUE LODGE

lodge. The charter has been applied
for and it is expected TO be received
here in time to establish the lodge by
the first Of the month No quarters
have vet been obtained for the lodge
To Confer Degrees.
The two degrees Of the council ROYAL
and Select Masters, viii be conferred
nv Fl Paso council No. 80. upon class
Of about % members of FL Paso chapter
No. I57. Royal Arch Masons. at con
vocation to be held at the Masonic
temple Saturday afternoon and night
The work Will begin at . p. m, Wnen
The royal master degree viii be con
tered 11non the class. Dinner viii De
served at p. m. and at p m the
work Will be taken up again, when the
select master degree will be conferred
The lectures will be given by com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
No Good Comes OF
Police SURPRISING News

4 was a city detective FOR six
years in some OF the largest. cities
of the midwest" said H C. hSil
bronner. a visitor in Fl Paso. any
I always found it TO the advantaa =
of the police department to wQf1
with the newspapers rather tha4 TO
antagOnize them No modern Mice
department operates without tflling
into consideration the Newspaper
man. In some cities tho more
skilled men on the forces az drawn
from the reportorial field b cause OF
their thoroughness in deYH Hoping a
case. I don't see that hof1ing back
information from the pRblic either
helps the police or the fublic- The
best way to have good Eity govern
ment is to have IL opfn and above
board. once things afe secreted it
leads to confusion and sure trouble"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
REFRIGERATOR PLANT ASSUEED
TOR Ell PASO; STOCK BEING SOLD

y Through the manufacturing coIilli. ~
toe Of me chamber of commerce, the
refrigeratoring and fixture plant oW me-
by Brown White, at FORT or
be removed TO El Paso-
Mr. White is here and has had
number OF meetings with the commit
tee He asks that the business men OF
IN Paso take $500 worth OF his STOCK
I'm order that he can duplicate MS plant
which he would be forced to abandon
fn Fort Worth to remove to Ell PasO-
or this amount $1,000 has already been
subscribed It is expected TO have the
remainder subscribed by the last Of
the week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
-HENRIETTA cRossNAN. "A RIIoT

The distinguished and beloved idol
Of the American stage Henrietta Cross
man. viii be seen ar the BljOu today
in q special feature, THE Supreme
Test" Miss CrOssman is known TO mill
lions for her delightful characterize
tons in such famous stage successes as
IAN Of a Sudden Peggy" sweet Kitty
BeIlairs.' Mistress Nell Nance old
field" and many others A worthy
vehicle for a great actress, The Su-
preme Test" is the opinion expressed
BY leading film critics at a private
showing in New York City a week ago
Come 10 the matinee If YOU can: this
feature viii be shown today only. Ad-
mission is IS ts.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
THE TNIQUE-TODAY.

The special attraction today is Mary
Miles lIinter in The Stork's Nest from
the famous novel Of J. Breckenridge
Ellis This is a Metro production in
five alluring acts OF romance, adven-
ture and thrills. the latter going a long
ways towards making this picture a
real sensation The shows start at Il
a. m. 1915 p. m. 1870. 2-45. 400. SIS
$50. 7-s5. 600. 1915. Admission. %
cents for adults and 3 cents for chill
dren. and il is a picture for everyone
Come and be cOnvinced.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
CHAPLAIN .IRONSTDESy WHO
SERVED WITH DEWEY. DIE

New York, Nov. 19--Rev. FIR. William
Henry Irousices Reaney, q chaplain Of
the United States navy. who was with
admiral Dewey in the battle Of Ma
rank Of captain. the highest obtainable
by a navy chaplain,
Capt. Reaney's father was command
er Of the old battleship Ironsides. At
the request Of the crew, his father in
cIuded Ironsidees in the name OF the
baby. Capt. Eeaney was appointed
chaplain in 1892 and has been sta
toned at the Brooklyn navy yard for
a number of years He was chaplain
of the United Spanish War veterans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
WINDOW on BROADWAY Il
RROKEN: THREE ARRESTED

Charged with malicious mischief, l. g.
Harper. Of the Fifth field artillery. was
arrested by the police Thursday night
on Broadway and Overland street A
window was broken ana the man was
ALLEGED to have kicked it in.
o. W Justin and ~ Bernnikay. who
We're arrested at the same time by the
police. were released and given in
charge of the provost marshal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
VIII Have Lodge Rooms
Downtown; Charter Has
Been Applied For.

A new Masonic lodge is being organ
lied here and it is expected TO name
officers and establish quarters down
town some time before December / The
present blue lodge is said 70 nave
crown so large that another lodge is
considered necessary in order to pre-
vent the lodge from becoming unwlelo-
~ There are now $40 members OF the
blue lodge. the members declare, and
smaller lodge, in which members may
have a more personal contact with
each other is considered desirable by
the men who are organizing the new
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Wigwam today viii show that
splendid William Fox production, The
Regeneration" This is one Of the most
dramatic and spectacular pictures that
this producing company has ever is
sued II deals with a real man. owen
Kildare and his evolution from a Bow
cry thug TO a respected citizen and an
author Of national reputation II was
picturiZed from Mr.. Kildares book. Ny
Mamie Rose" The story is a pretty rO-
nance. although dealing almost with
underworld charaCters.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
GYM BIBLE CLASS
EUEfvVs NFNN nErEUCEnl

At the weekly meeting Of the Gym
Bible class Thursday evening at the
Y NJ c. a. the following officers We're
elected President, Lamar Thomas
vice president. Harry Fraser; secre-
tary, Phil Holman treasurer. Brad
ford Hardie: sergeant at arms, Otto
Becker membership committee, W
AtkesOn. c. O'Dell and Baron Vaughn
teacher. 4. l. Holm
The class Will meet every Thursday
evening before the regular sym Flass
from 7-t5 to I-f5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

can't cure them by rubbing stuff on
the outside of the face. Purify the
blood and the blemishes viii disap-
pear
Stua-t's Calcium Waters viii often
clear the complexion in few days
time. That's the wonderful part Of il
they act right Off-in hurry
That's because they're made of just
the ingredients needed TO drive all
poisCns and impurities from the blood
Your face viii become as clear and
pure as a rose. With Stuarts Cal
cium Waters YOU don't have 10 wait
for months before getting results.
wen bOiIs have been cured in a few
DAYS time with these remarkably eff
fective blood cleansers.
You can get Stuart's Calcium Wa
fers Of any druggist at so cents a box
Also mail coupon today for free trial
package
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
CLAIMED WAS MEXICAN GENERAL;
us sANITN IS QUESTIONED

BuenO Ventura climbed INTO an auto
mobile at the union station Thursday
night and refused to get out, saying
that he was Mexican general and
had cOnfiscated the car
He was taken i'm charge by the union
station policeman and locked up I'm
the county jail pending an inquiry into
his sanity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
Skin Erupti0nS
viii Vanish
Quickly Removed by the Use of
Stuart's Calcium Waters, the Erad-
ieatOr OF All skin Eruptions.
TRIAL PACKAGE NAILED FREE.

Just in a few days you can clear the
skin Of all blemishes. pimples. blotches,
liver spots, muddy complexion. black
heads, etc, If you viii use Stuart's
Calcium Waters.
Pimples and eruptions come from the
inside-from impure blood-and you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

safety First-Blue Tip Matches are
nom poisonous Have the safety tip but
viii strike anywhere Blue Tip Matches
conform fully with the new federal law.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

The local nest. order OF Owls. eT-
poets to receive its charter within the
next few days. The nest was recently
organized and has a large number Of
charter members. and club rooms have
been fitted up at 314 IL San Antonio
street The next meeting OF the nest
will be Thursday night. when II Is
probable that there viii be iniuatory
.--n--L-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

STAR JDas algcrded the Grand Prize
at the San Francisco Exposition, ondis
the only cheI0i1g tobacco that has eOeT
Teeeired this highest possible oIUard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
Woodmeh Surprised.

Tornillo camp No. AZ. " oodmen Of the
World. were given q surprise last Mon
day night, when 80 members OF Willow
grove No. 81, WOodmen Circle, walked
in upon the meeting The lodge had
initiated one candidate when the work
was interrupted An oyster supper was
served. after which dancing was IN
duIeed in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
Men Who Chew
Are Men Who DO

f25.OOO,OOO ten-cent STAR cuts
are sold every year. That IS a pretty
good proof that STAR just about hls
the bill" with many, many thousands OF
Americas chesers and doors.
TySTAR yourself, to satisfy yourself.
10 OF. Plugs Zoe Cuts
e&gFaH~A5sss46SaeooGs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

ficers who will pueside are Carl J.
Hellerstedt. iliustriqus master: John d.
Mason. deputy iilustrious master; L. L
Burgess. principal CONDUCTOR: +. G. Pow
RE. captain Of the. guard: c. 3. Slater.
conductor of the Council: Carl Marker,
steward: J. c. Ross, sentinel; Dan
Kelly, recorder, and Frank Lynch
treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19


John N. Richardson at the regular
meeting Of FL PasO lodge. Knights Of
Pythias. held Thursday night There
Will be no meeting on next Thursday
night. because Of Thanksgiving, but on
December the semi-annual nomina-
ton and election OF officers will take
place.
On December occurs the annual roll
call throughout the domain Notices
are sent out TO all members and at the
meeting the responses are read \
smoker is being planned for some date
during the coming month A large
number OF applications for membership
are in and there will be initiatory
work every meeting night from now TO
| the end of the year
Fl Paso council. Knights oEColumbus.
viii meet next Tuesday night instead
Of Thursday night. the advanced date
being on account Of THANKSGIVING
To Meet at business Places
The Lions will hold their next meet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
."STAR helps a fellow keep
his balance on these cloud
scratching jobs"

HE chewing man keeps his
balance on any job. FOrPlug-
: ging, Flooding, day-in-and-
day-out make-gOOd the Tule
says: "STAR-tokeeP yOwnerves
steady, your mind on your work.
and contenhnent with your JOB.
The thick STAR plug Is 6ght-pEessed
with more prne fuT-iiuiced inside tobacco
than ordinary plugs. Better favor and
better tobacco, too. And STAR can't
DIV out Ike a thin plug. STAR IS not
only made clean, but Is sold clean, fresh
and full weight.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-28

auf folfe MeiIe bon meinsr sblen Geg.
neriu emPfdngen babe, mid Bis gu einem
geipiFen @rabe f6mer5t.
3unddt aber cine GeIitelung bon
3batIaden. Die beutf9e 8rau 1T
benz beutfdsn Manne ooItommen
gIeih9eitellt, nidt nur in Der 36at, Ions
bern aud nd9 benz @srtIdut bes Sc
feBes. Gebr biele 8inqe, nm peIfe bic
GrdueR anberer Rdtionn nod tdmpfen
miifen, fino in 8eutI9Idnb bereits err
reiAt, Infer biirgerIihes @eIeb oeipdbrt
ben 5rausn 9sndu biefelben Re6te ipie ben
IRdnnern. Die 6rau geuiebt ibr perI0ns
li6es @igentbumsre9t. gls @ittpe lit
lie Der 9Drmuno ibrer &inoer. Grit 4uss
ndbrne bes @dblre9ts fir ben Heibstdq
beiibt ie tbatfddli9 in iebet 9e3iebune
gIeide Redte pte Der Mdnn. Gle eenieBt
9odfhulbilbung, unb ale nniere ltnibere
Iitdten iteben ben 5rduen Die ben Mdnz
nern pffen. Sic tonnen ieben piieni9dfts
lihen @rab erreihen. @ir bdben eins
gdn3e an5dbl tpeibIi9er profeHoren, bic
an beridiebenen llnioerIitGten 9ebrTiible
inne baben unb aud Mdnnsr 81 ibren
5brern 3dbIen. Sr gang 0eutI6ldnb
prdtti3iren biele peibli9e @er3te lnb
3obndr8ts, bic BEN 9ottorgrab beiben.
Wir baben peibli6e 9ottoren Der Rehte,
Der Matbemntit, Der q6ilpIOpbie unb Der
qbpiit, bic in bobem 4niebeu iteben. 4ud,
i'm Staatsbienit Iieben Srauen in grober
3ohl. ilnb i'm qoits, 9eIegrdpbens uno
GiienbahnbienIf bcileiben piele BON linen
bobt 4enter, Gben1o 1inb biele in tonts
mer3ielen unternebmungen t9Gtia. 1lns
fere Gdbriten perben BON 6rauen nit dtd=
bemiider giIoung infpi5irt. Die leitens
ben 8eb6rben, pel9e bic 3ablrei6en Io3ias
Ter 8srIideruR9sgruppsn fir Wiitiers un6
Mdifenfdub, offers unb Snbdlibens
Renten, bus Observation-Disclosures uIp. Ders
palteit, perbeR geipd6li, unb neun Miaios
nen Grdun Iinb b.: ben @dblen bieTer
acknowledgements itimmbere9tigt, unb
biele @ertrtferinnen ibres eiqenen @es
ihleftes gebDren ber Qeitung bieles uns
aebeuren 9etriebes an, beiitn alsaaben
Hid idbrIih auf $50 MiQionen Doldrs
belaufen (bas 1T UNI bic 9dlfte mebr, aIs
Der beutfde Wilitdrismus periflin9f,
unb Der ibst siusn RsIeruefunos bon msbr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-28

trodnsu gelaiien. Stlbfbertdnol.6 bari
man sum Spdruen teiue StabIttdnaotIn
berrpmbeu.
@t9ditttsr 8af6fapptu.
us Bacterial at uniertr 9orldde lit
balbgcbleidte 5tridbdumpoat 9r. s unb
cine 6dteInaoel Rr. 5 berpenbt. Die
beioen IeBten geiben Der einfaqm Spite
ino NIT rotbsr 8o0t ausqefibrt. Mun
l6ldgt 81 quftmaifen an dHb bGttIt 50
feite WlaT6en barber. Jn ieber fulasns
ben Reibe pirb in iebe Mlai6e Der borbers
geben6sn Hsibe ie cine feite MaIde gebdz
felt unb bier6ti iti6t man Itets Il beibe
tpagrente @lieoer, tppuar6 Der ~IogenaHnte
Roieniti4 etuitebt. Wian bdteIt 70 LANCE
fort, Biz bic arbeit ebsnIO lang ME brett
1T. lnfere gorIase if einidlieBIi9 Der
Spite 10 3oa lang uib brett. Die Qus=
fiArung eer eug brei Reiben beItebenoen
Spite Iebrt bic Q~rbeitsprobe.
Der Saheutu4be6Gtter nit
9reu3itidiiderei unb 6dtelarbeit beIteht
aus einem IA 3ou langen unb b~reiten,
nit gebdtelier SpiBe ber5ierten @tered,
oeiien @den mad obeH umselegt rerben.
Sur 6erfteauna bes gebdlters bn0tbiqt
man Elm 16 3ol Ianges unb b..it;1 Gtid
geIbIi6en aongreBItoff unb bic Gtiderei
fii9rt nan nab Der Qrbeitsprobe nit alts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-28

bier 5u bolbringen battle, 3u unteritiben.
Dor elmer Bode bat bds gaar bic Seiin,
tsiIe iiber ben O3edn dngetreien, begIeitei
BON ben beiteu Ssgenspiiniden ibrer bier
eripor6enen 5reunbe. Ha9 auBen bin
mar 6rau 9ernburg tptnig berporgetreten
unb Dem Streit Der Manner 1T ie mil
tlugem 9aite ferngebliebel.. qls aber les
rii9tigte engIiide Suffragetien bic beuts
Iheu 5rauen ungriffen, bd bat ie in trefs
fenoer Weiie in einem SnterpitD bdrauf
geantrportet.
gGngIiTde Stimmredtsberfe6tsrinuen
inter dnbtrn cine @rdfin bon @tburt,
2non Marpid, baben e. unternommen, bas
dmeritdniI1e qubIitum boriiber duF8us
tldren, in tpel6' ,uerfommenen 3uTtanb"
Der Militarismus bic beutfden Grduen ges
brdft bat. Die eole @rGfin muB oiitiaIt
entIduloigeu, bab tpsber meme @efiible,
nod mein 8ortidab es mir eeTtatten, ibr
in Der elei6eH 9onart 81 sripibern, unb
i'd muB 9eiteben. odb es mid ais Grdu
trdntt, 35 Milionen 8ertreterinnen meis
mes eigenen GeTdlehts in 70 unsrFrali9er
unb rnseredtfertigter MeiIe berabstpiirs
bigt gu ieben. Sd babe bds Gmpfins
ben, bab 5piTden alien angeborigm plls
ftres 8efdlefts cine Qrt BON GoIiboris
tdtsgefiibl beitebsn miibte, bic cine bernr,
tise @erurtbtiluug IN 8aui6 unb gosen
ausf9IteBen Tolie. SD meme, boB
i'm b0bsren Slime na6liee 1rGuen i6rcn
Abel am beIten baburf b~spsilen t0nntcn,
buB iis iid cine siniesrnabsn tOnierbatipe
uub babel pdrnber8ige @einnung beipdbs
rem. feIbit tpenn Fe nit mutben i6rer
Mtitmeni6en nidt iibereinItimmeu.
Meine @rfdbrung Iebrt mid, baB man
aug Der art, in iDeIher Elm Menfd ii6
ousbriidt. 5iemlih Tidere SdltFe auf Tein
guu5es Meien, feline art, ait fiblen, uub
nuf feline 9entpsiIe sisbsR tam. SD
mub seitebsn, oab Der Ginbrpd, ben ia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-28

@ttattttu 6af fir lt8m uub
sf5btu Nlistta 90 ttsfF J5ttigl N
IS it4r noibmmtia cine uaim llmbllt
ati8 inr 6dab 90 b1btn. urn eHdliman
30 btrm,io,n Mlt 6srns laldphn uul,tt
WlSbtsn aui ban ialltH Sang b.naul
um dn @laB maHsr su telsu. 1R barn
ilnt N%lltr8ggnoiNu bpTt &u iiubtR, 70
pllulA ts Nh cans out Gin 9iffldhlub
DEEM uub 0tt Gol9t laBa ltidt cine 6als
mi5lnbuna itin. ein marmtr. mtider
Sdal, BEN i,bt8 Niuo itlbF maiden fam
unb btr ld bal gt5tter Giit nod ltiht
umitioasn TAFT lam man6ts lltbtil
btun,ibtn. Cir mitr tinfd6gs Wooel.
btu5lbiqt man QiuHb Woae unb cine
9tinbdtelnabeL lluittt goFlaat ID 20.
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oer @easRiiauo aud) breiier unb larger
ausgfiibrt merbn. abtur3unotn: Wids
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iuiro Der 9rsite nah In fns uro 5urit
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g. bes QuI6lages. 2 Z. ~ubergtben, a l.
Ct, / g., l ct, / g. unb 1 Ct. in bic
folgenbe 9. nlsfibren, tam 2 6. iibers
geben, l ct. in bic uddite g., BON a.
an pieberbolen unb bic 4rbeit fDeu6en.
2. Rttbe:49 g., 1 St. in oas srits e.,
LIST. unb lie. Ibergehen ulo auf
oas folgenbe ct. l G. unb / 81. msfdbs
rem. Sooann / 9. unb I ct. ii6trgt6en,
/ ct. in bas nddIte ct. ausfiibren unb
pom ~ an p~ieoerboIen. 6ierauF bic
5psite Reihe ~fortgsfebt tpieberbpIen unO
BE ShmdIieiitn nit elmer Spite 5iertn.
DieTt Spite ipirb aug ct, 8. unb {. M.
auseefiibrt. Qu ben 2%dnqtnieiten iDers
ben folaenoe 3dd9en in bic beim @en6eH
e~ntfan6enen, aus 4 g. ~beifebenbsn Goqen
tinaebdtelt: @ : f. R. UNI ods nddite
Ranos ct. un6 Sam in ben 8ogen 2 e.,
1 g. 4 g. * 3 8. uuo 1 (. 81. I'm bic
pproeren @lieter bes leBten St)
unb 2 Gt. ausfibren uno Rom @ an
fuieber6oIen. Die fertige gtr6eit pirb
i6er tYei6er ltnterIage geraoe dufgenubeIt,
.aeIpunnt, bunn Elm penig befeudtct unO
Stunoen, am beiten iiber rad,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-28

rotbem .. Or. g. gerloarn 9r. s aus.
5foes Strengthen pirb in her obe unb
8reite iibl 8pei Stofiabn qearbtitet
Die iertige etiderei Iwitttrt man nj! ros
them Seibenfto'f ober nit Satin uno
8iert bann ben 8ano nit elmer aus qelbs
lidem SdteIqarn 2r. SO aear6eiteten
SpiBe. abiir3un9en: Mal6e 3D.,
Quftmaits = g.. fsIte Mlai6e = T. 3d.,
Stdbhen - Ct, 9obpelit666en =
Opt, gitot - g. 6 g., ct. in erIte
g., II 5 g., bic @r6eit penben, 3 CT. in
6as 5ipsi foiaenbe ct. Der borigen Reihe,
bonn piebtr9o!eu. Sn bic Rdnb6pqen
9dteIt man an elmer Geite: / e. 80. in
ben nddifen 8ogeu unb 2 Opt, 1 g.,
q q. = 3 g., : +. 81. in bic oberffen
9Iieber bes lebten 9pit) 2 Opt, / g.,
2 Opt. 1 g., 2 Opt, 1 z, 2 Opt. IN
ben folgenben 8oden On Der speiten
Settle bieIer 9orbire bGteIt man in ieben
9peen 2 |. 81. 8 g., 2 /. 81, 3 G., 2 T.
8 9. unb 2 T. 81. unb trennt bic 30
gen burd l 9. @ie Gpibe rirb BON cben
uuf ben 9tgenitdnb uufgeIebt un6 in ben
8pben bes 8ebdlters lit elm nit rotbem
Satin ober SeibsnItoFf 6etleibates 10 son
groBes adrtonqudbrat eingelegt. SGnurz
fdliugen nit perlmuttertn6pf6en biIben
ben 9eridluB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-28

auf: 1T IS rsft bsiB, banu felt man e.
piebsr meg, ldbt es dbliihten, bett Odi
9u9 ipieber barber uub berfdbrt an
oritten Gage ebeniO. GdIieBlid ldbt man
bic @rbbeeren talt perben unb flint ft
rt6t porIi9tig in @ldIer Qleine finO am
beiten). Den SaFt IdBt man einto9en,
10 baB Ct gsrdbe iiber bic 8seren reidt,
uub filt i'm mad BEN Grfalten in~oie
8l1Ier. Gut beridloHsn unb on trodes
mem, tdltem plabe a%uFbendbrt, balten fe
f6 gut, beipabren ibr Qromd unb bleiben
gang,
Gtnma9en Der 6eibeIbstrs
Mdn nimmt bic sau3 trodenen, suten
6eibeI6eereu, iebt bieielben (obne Wufn)
in eintm glaIirten sopft auf bic Seros
platte, I9pentt bieIelbe in Dem @efGbe
oftsrs Inn nnO, nadoem le Our4 bic
Bdrme iaftig seporben finb, bringt man
lie anf Gmnades 5euer, Idbt ie Deid
tperben uno einmdl ouffohen. Ilsbanu
flint mar lie in 4rii9e ober ertpdrmte
5nf9en, bic man lofort b~ertortt uno btrs
Iieeelt unb baHn In einen tii9len Seller
felt. Die 70 einsema9ten 9eibelbeeren
idmeden ipie friiae unb f0unen aud ME
folte ndn Sdbren nod gebraudt perbeu,
3ufer beim Ginmadm gu beriuenoen, 1T
ni6t rat6Idm, ba man oenielben ipdter
betm @ebrauae mad geIieben Suieben
tdnn, min man @elde bon 5eibtlbeerm
70 rrbtBt mdnhoieIe nah unO nad
bis gum auftoden, ldbt ben Gdft burd
Elm Sieb laufcn uu6 todt bieIen nit /
plumb 3nder per 0uurt raid Elm, Bis CT
trirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-28
9eut(de 9Franen.
Cine gnt8egnnus at gourte6 2Sartpia,

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Oes Observation-Disclosures, Or. Bernhard
Dernburg. ipar i'm 2aufe bes Bintsys gu
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Der iiberaus i4pierigen aufsdbe, bic tr