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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
GATHERING
OF ROYAL
NEICHBORS
Grand Officers and Many Visitors
Here for Big Class Initiation;
Pastor Smith Gives Wei
come; Austin to Speak

They are in the city today, scores OF
them. The Royal Neighbors, ladies
auxiliary of the Modern Woodmen OF
America, are here in full force for the
purpose of comforting degrees and
honors upon large class which Mrs
Hoagland, district deputy, has re
cruited to receive the mysteries and
benefits of the order.
Grand officers of the Royal Neigh
bors are here and will take an active
part in the work of initiation of the
class.
= The ladies assembled this morning
in the X. of P. hall where an informal
reception was held and where those
assembled were addressed in appro-
pirate manner by DIR. G. Lyle Smith
Of the Chickasha Christian church.
Following a noontime luncheon
served at the Cheaney hotel, the mem
bers of Chickasha lodge, together with
the visitors again gathered at the hall
where the work of the order was beau
tifully and inipressively exemplified.
Following the initiatory exercises the
Supreme Oracle, Mrs Enright of Kan
sas City, conducted a school of in
struction in which all were advised
along the lines of the secret work as
well as informed of the benefits which
may be derived by those belonging to
the Royal Neighbors.
This evening an elaborate banquet
will be served in the X. of P. hall and
a most pleasant social program rem
dered. DR.. Austin, president of the
Oklahoma College for Women, will
address those present at the evening
session. while the young ladies of the
o. c. w. Glee club will entertain all
with a number of vocal musical selec-
tions.
Camps Of the Royal Neighbors from
nearby cities are represented at this
meeting with six from Tuttle; two
from Hinton; fourteen from Lawton;
eight from Amber.
Among the distinguished guests
present at this meeting are:
Myra Enright, supreme oracle Of the
Royal Neighbors Of America of Kan
sas City; Elnora Whitmore, supreme
physician of Topeka, Kansas; Supreme
Auditor Ella Foster of Chandler,
Okla; Florence Harris, supervising
deputy of Muskogee: Mrs. Swingin-
hammer of Oklahoma City, state or
acle: Ida Oldham of Guthrie Okla,
district deputy: Mrs. Hoagland, dis
trict deputy of Chickasha and DR..
Mead, district physician of Lawton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
By United Press.

by United Press.
LONDON, Nov 6--King Constan-
tine will dissolve parliament, accord
ing to dispatch from Athens. This
means that Premier Zaimis will re-
main in office till general election
can be held. The election cannot take
place for two months owing to the
army being mobilized.
1t is understood that the Zaimis cab
met will be reconstructed with the
same ministers. but with additional ap-
pointments. 1t is assumed that the
new posts will be given to supporters
of Venizelos in the hope of placating
that faction.
The Zaimis cabinet represents the
views Of the king, who opposes the
entrance of Greece into the war.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
Kitchener to Balkans.

By United Press.
LONDON. Nov. 6.-The report that
Kitchener has gone to the Balkans was
officially confirmed this afternoon.
The absence of Kitchener from the
war office was noted earlier in the
day and was connected with some mil
itary movement of great Importance.
II was rumored that he was going to
assume supreme command in oper-
ations in the Balkans, Gallipoli and
Egypt. Later an official announce
ment was issued
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
Premier Players Of Pioneer Team
in State Lose Handicap Match
to Marvellous Baby Mem.
bers Of Golf League
MERCY SUPPLANTS
SWEET REVENGE"
Visitors are Fattened for Slaughter
But Permitted to Proceed on
Way Rejoicing After
Clean Contest

It happened just like it happened
bnt little different from the plans
previously arranged by the board OF
strategy.
The unvarnished fact is that Chick
asha, the infant marvellous in the Okla
homa golf realm, defeated the sea
soned veterans of Ell Reno, the pioneer
club in the state, in the handicap
match on the links of the local Coun-
try club Friday by one lone point.
With the genial enemy fed and fat
tened for slaughter, at the last mo-
ment the Chickasha club wielders re-
Tented from their scheme of "sweet
revenge" deciding to extend mercy in
stead and hence they allowed the visi-
tors to annex all the glory they could
without jeopardizing the main object
of the performance, j. e., Chickasha
victory However, it is rumored that
another reason why the local players
were moved to compassion was the SUI
perior brand of skill which their op-
ponents showed in driving, putting and
other operations connected with the
game OF golf. This rumor has not
been confirmed, but it is quite per-
sistent. AT any rate, it is undisputed
that the battle was cleanly fought,
abounding in the best of spirit and
good fellowship and both victors and
vanguished were we'll satisfied with
the days sport The visitors were pro-
fuse in their expressions of approval
Of the hospitality and courtesy eX-
tended to them in Chickasha.
Thirty-two players participated in
the tourney. Chickasha received a net
handicap of thirty-five strokes in
match plays. DR.. Homer Bond being
the only local man to give his op-
ponent strokes.
The Chickasha players who won
their matches were as follows: F. c.
Witherspoon 3. R. w. Murray 3, DR..
Bond 3, ]. W. Richburg 2, Stopper
witherspoon 2, F. L. Slusher I, Alger
Melton /, Harry Ludlow i, L. c. Hut
son /, Reford Bond Il totals.
El Reno players winning were:
Gillette 9, Higgins 3, Rice 3, Aycock 2,
March 2, Penner l. Funk /, Jones l,
Cope 1 total II.
The FL Reno golfers have defeated
the Oklahoma City and Shawnee play
ers on their own links and their re-
verse here was the first ever sustained
by them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
Fall Of Former Serb Capital Follows
Three Days Of Fierce Fighting;
Heavy Losses on
Both Sides
KITCHENER TAKES
CHARGE In BALKAN
Greek Premier to Hold Till General
Election is Held; Opposition to
Be Placated with APP
pointments

By United Press.
BERLIN, Nov. Announcement
was made by the war office today that
the Bulgarians had taken Nish.
The fall of the temporary Serbian
capital followed three days Of terrific
fighting, it is reported.
According to the belief expressed in
circles here trains from Berlin to Con-
stantinople may begin running at any
hour. The Bulgarians control the
railway from their frontier to Nish and
the Germans control the line from Bel
grade to Varvarin, which they took to.
day, leaving only a thirty mile gap.
Little resistance is expected from
the Serbians who must escape wesl-
ward to avoid being captured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
Daniels New spaper
Plant is Destroyed

BY United Press.
RALEIGH. Nov. 6.-The plant or
Secretary Daniels newspaper, the
News and Observer. was destroyed by
fire this morning with loss of $780,
600.
The state printery, adjoining, was
also destroyed with loss of quarter
million dollars. Secretary Daniels is
on his way here from Washington He
carried $4,000 insurance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
uTEs 6ARRIcADE.

BY United Press.
SALT LAKE. Nov, 6.--Thirty Ute
Indians, who have barricaded them
selves in old government buildings in
the White Rock reservation and are
threatening to attack the jail at Ven
nal unless the Utes now imprisoned
there for shooting a peace officer be
released Immediately
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
Wheat Vessels Exempt.

By United Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The state
department was advised today that
England intends to exempt wheat ves-
sells from requisition for military
service. This policy is intended to
stimulate the shipment of American
wheat to the allies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
NoTicEi

Meetings will be held in each mu-
nicipal township Saturday, November
IS, for the purpose of electing two
members of the county fair associ-
alton for each township.
10. c. Cooper, Co. Farm Demonstration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
:. + J. + = + + + + + = + + J. +
+ WEATHER ELSEWHERE. +
= = j. + + j. + + + + + = + = : + !.

Western Union reports received at
s o'clock a. M:
TEXAS-Generally part cloudy.
Temperature, "a to 75 degrees.
OKLAHOMA-Generally clear. cool.
Temperature, GO to 6S degrees.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. e.-General
Funston reports Villa moving south
west through Sonora and levying
tribute on the country while Carranza
is making tardy efforts to start the
offensive against him Villa told
American officials at Naco that he
was going to Hermosillo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
Heavy Losses Reported.

By United Press.
LONDON, Nov. s.-one hundred
thousand Bulgarians have been killed
and wounded in the Serbian campaign.
according to the Serbian staff. It was
admitted that the Serbians have lost
heavily, but no figures were given.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
; + I. r + T. 4. 4. + 4. + 1. + /
TWENTY MISSING.
By United Press.

+ By United Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. Given .
: ty women and girls are re- :
ported missing as the result of .
an explosion which wrecked .
: the Diamond Candy company's .
building in Brooklyn this after !
noon. Flames have spread to !
: an adjoining box factory. .
. I. I. 4 + 1. I. + J. 4. 4. 4. + + :,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Oklahoma.


Tonight and Sunday fair
Local Temperature.
During the twenty-four hours ending
at s o'clock a. M:
Maximum ------.------~---- S2
Minimum ---------.---------- 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
BRITISH CRAFT MISSING TRAFFIG ENDS
GERMANS CLAIM 100000 PRISONERS IN EAST PRUSSIA
ZEPPELIN BOMBARDS CALAIS AND BOMBARDMENT
RHEIMS RESULTS IN MANY FATALITES-NO
INFORMATION As TO CAUSE or LOSS
OF AMERICAN VESSEL
~ AssoClATED PREssL

LONDON, February 22-Thc wasp Of modern warfare the
submarine by which Germany has declared blockade of
the British Isles daily becomes Importance in the
great Of Europe.
Almost coincdcni with unofficial report, that Austria pro-
TO follow the example Of Germany in making merch
vessels in the Adac the Premier AS
puh in the British House OF Commons that Ga, much discussed
aaiory plan Of Great Britain will be- much broader scope than
previously suggested that consideration by
all the allies, also that joint this connection might be
pccled from the allies.
The statement was likewise made hat be British government
might deem necessary alter The dcor whereby cotton is not
declared cortraband
Three small British craft missing today. their fate being
unknown, and traffic IN the North Sen is drorranitcd
British newspapers print conflicting versions Of the recent bat
ties by which the Russans driven 5ac he East Prusssn
frontier They accept the version that lhc Russians retired
derly German reports claim ,hcy captured hundred
thousand prisoners and have staggering captured muni-
lions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
OBSERVE BIRTH
ANNIVE RSARY
CONDITIONS ~ EUROPE ADDED
ZEST 10 CELEBRATION
NATAL DAY


Special io The Nsa.
! aSlllNITON 70 &. ErI
lhu Observance to-day throughout
The uitcl States of flo 'N.rI mu-
Fcrsary OF the birth o.. O. ur.r Wash.
in"ion bore sp, nl eu"ntare, o.
. vac q rally day of American u.Ir'o.
8 m more Impr, .-Ir. i.uu t.. ,h.
srr'aucr durlus ,hc pf Uu. SCAR.
/ The cali 60 tie ideal %. Wa ..rfm.
/ which Nus mad, t0I., m .rs $50.
lar. end lmlnt lu tHr 'uf,H e..,..
furnished % hcalthnl relic. 'ru 'ba
fpcriaoIr of Euru4,lr u-.I.r. ~
accepted standard OF .lrfsr. .uI of
/ lut,rrour.o .ltusol fl. u.iIu. OF
,br world
The oH.arrs U,, OF tI.. g.r Hr0Usu.
more cIoarl. to the mind oi tu,I.
cana. that tu .riar ..rdtuut.I..
American tradition. amH American
iIels are rIlhf UarlIna ba.. t. OBJ.
dsy o| Washington. uf jefferson.
and of tl, grelf hulDIrr. 4. r.. ur .
republic. We frtir. fra.t t.. rr.tt
lesson they i...l and frd BOO uIrl-
iiou Tor tho roa1y.ne or OLD, .IIu
of static u tho .priH E. ..r. rf
human warfare
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
ZEPPELIN RoNRARDs CALA-.

PARIS February 22An oicia. communication to the War
Office tells of the bombsrdmsul of Calais a zeppelin which
dropped bombs and killed five civilian. .ra.aut material
damage done The report adds "Our batteries demolished
heavy occupying position Lo5a'oe. The enemy
violently bombedcd Rheims Sunday n eat Monday. The
bombadment resulted in vrm. On uc BsuscJoI-
Souain front, captured line o. uc0r. aae heavy losses
In Argonnc artillery and infantry @ superiority. At
Laspcrgcs continue TO gam ground
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
NINNiI ~ MIEST
OT GREAT RININAI


MIAMI Tex. Feb -- Zoo .pf'
nI ih, upo, rain and alush great
crowd greet iHa speaker. each r.
vice at tne biz auditorium Nl,r,
'haf prince Of preacher -I VII
uam- Is holding revival Boz llr
-oUd Old fashioned way Tn, break
came .u Do, meetings lal, night
r hen lpIfE-uut persons prOlrr.'.I
faith in CHriu TIE meeting viiI
continue pdafuifrlv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23

W hNHNilNitN fNN.H
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Fcb. 22
The pr1aidpnt sent 10 the Senate ,h,
names of ~. NOMINEES for the Fed.
'ral Trai' tommI ion Coufirma
tion before March fourth is problem.
llical.
Three Democrats were named
Jo, eph y Davies OF Madison. Wis
copsln, nov corporation commits
sioncr. to sory, seven years Edward
y Hurley Chicago &, Years vii
liam J, Harris CcdartoUn. Ca. five
Years Tho other nominees wcr,
WIN " Parry OF seattle, q progrc-.
live Republican four years. George
Rublee Of Cornish, \ H. q Pro
grcssivc, three year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
AusTRlANs RsPoRr no RNPORIAN- cHANGEs

VIENNA, csfasty 2fI Tho .oltans a' 6 .aiaureai WIS
given today Along Che front in Russian Poland and West
Galca only artillery ducls and infantry -.s have taken place
In the Carpahans the Russian attacks continue. All
attempts Of the enemy to peaec lines have been rcpulsed
with heavy losses South hc Duce h battles developing.
Strong hostile forces repused Yesterday @ long fight and
two housend prisoners four ard much material were
captured Since Januory have taken che llpathan battles
90 officers, 4OSO0 men, nine gurs and 80 aa.an.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
PENN>YLlANIA 10 HANI
Iil,~T EIEgTHDt TfDN

pUlADELpHIt. Ts. reb
John Talap. o. eifc mrrdrr,r. H io
Iio tIi- vrek 90 fh. State prifoH
and hs 900 be fhr ir.' victim 0f thr
electric chair iu tls state Do va
convicted Tor killing his 600, lfar
FDtiI1au. u 1913. a.f after tH.
au thaurirs capital pluiHHsaI
irom iauEin. t1 elertrornfIou tas
ua sf ThrouFH @ ui.-uu caused
HF fIs f.uEH Nf GOVERNOR last
month Talap eat coo gtau thirty
dara uofIre f0 prepar, I0f death
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23

WASHINGTON n. G.. Feb. - .-
Emphatic denial Of Impeachment
churges pending ugainst him was
mqar hy Wrlet0l l'dco A G. nut
ton Of West N,rginia. before the
Investigating subcommittee OF the
House Judiciary committee. lie said
they w'rc "pryiuc into his private
loans with banks m Ju effort 90 ruin
him financially
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
CkETEIIEH rot NDATION
CONfIsiRI TES MILLIONS

NEW YORK. Frb. O.. Just 30.
200 fns % hH- been contributed 0r
pledged hv 'bc Rockefeller fnunda
ton between its establishment o.
Ntrrh 1919 aud Feb .. 1915. ar
rordiue o. statement filed with
thr z s. Commission of Industrial
Rotations Practically half ihi un
rcrresenfs the personal rharitiss OF
John D. Rockefeller Sr Tho Eu
ropeau war brought contribution of
S1.u2H.Gff.uS from the Golfer ~
fHe foundation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
YIN strike at Liquor

BALTIMORE Feb. 22.-Charle-
IT, Randall. prohibition party con
grcssman-elect from California iu
au address tonight announced that
T. would be proposed 10 the next
congress. The Federal government S
Withdrawal from the liquor business
Of all facilitios under the govern
ment's control or ownership. he
said u would be proposed that
mails and interstate commerce BE-
closed TO liquor Interests
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
TAFT COUNSElS WAITING POLICY

MORNSI OWN, \. J., Feb. 22.-Fa.r- President Taft in
speech tonight declared the Un,-d S,aies ,arened with scr
invasion Ct is rights neutral BY hs nations Of Eu
and preserving with ho, naons faces criss
He eounseed IN The event Of ers a spirit must
vail neither should pride monetary passion influence judgment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
No ACUON REGh9U". UT n

WASHINGTON. H. G., Fcb,ao D. President
icned with Secretary Bryan iouial ,1a. dcruction Of
The American steamer Evelyn ef tn ,a, many Friday but
owing 10 th- absence q definite n,.mt Of the dis
aster .oion beyond aplouod- rea. ..r taken. The
reported saved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
PART or CREW MOI LOCATED

HE HAGUE Fcbruary 22.-inq9r.. coast guard stations
Of Holland brought The reply that aoas bed Been or heard
Up TO midnight tonight Of The 3 missing OF the Of
the American steamer Evelyn reported a a.eocedng to Ho
land after the steamer blown ". A d.. prevails.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-23
BOTH HOUSES CONSIDER IA.
TIONAL DEFENSE APPROP.
RLlTION MEASURES
EXPECT MANY DECISIONS
tongre>sman-Elcct From California
WIN Propose That Next Con.
gress Withdraw Help
From Liquor


WASHINGTON. - G.. Feb - -
appropriations for the national de-
tense occupied Congress today The
senate discussed the army appro-
priation bin Of q hundred aud three
million. while the House debated the
.0riifcaiious bin Incidentally .hc
senate passId the hundred and sixty
dour million pension bill
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

genua 5ntelllgen3 bat. I'M ein3n
lcben. oaB iein 9anoel iein 2eben 1T
IS bat niemalS eiiier Station ge
ltdtfet, einen 0nIoeI aufjubauen, oei
ieiiemi 9anoel 9onfurren5 NADER
fonnte. @s erlaitbte 9eutidlani
nidt. einen &anoel auf3ubauen. ocl
ieineu beorobte. Gs plante Griee
gegeu 8~eutifIano uno ~itiftete ELM
2iga Der Rationen gegen 9eutih,
LAMB, nm ieinen bauptiahlidIten Re'
b~enbublcJ auf benz @ebiete oes .San'
bells 81 untergraben, 81 ~bebinoerr
uno ihlieBIid gu nernidten.
England miro ben Hereinafter
Staaten in oieier aera unierer GIN
itigen 8eleqenbeit ni6t geitatten.
eiten &cn6ct duf3ubauen, Der inn
aonfurrer5 madt. Shon 5meinral
bat England in Der fIr3en @eihihtc
unieres 0anoes iid oaran geniadt.
uuicren SanoeI 81 pernidten. uno
beioe Y2ole lit es ibm geIuugen. ibn
81 uernidten.
,Su Den eriten SSahren oes neil1i.
3ebnten S%5obrbunocrtS ipieItc unier
9anoel ali Dem N}eerc 0ie gro5tc
Atolle. l~lliere crit iiingit geborcnc
6loaae mebte in ocn e~nticrnteiten
@dicn, l~lniere @aaren mnroen
ilbcralI uer6rcitct. no ole MeIltu
rolIteu mo Ole g3inoe 6lieien, uuo
mir trtebcn nidt MIR NIT oen Or
5eliguiilen unicrca eigeneu 2onoeS
@anoeI, Ionoern cbcnio icbr uidl nit
einem groben lbeile Der gr5euGuiiie
on6ercr 2dioer
Sam begann Gnglaro, rie e5
ieBt luicoer begiunt, uniQen 6anocl
aui iei1c beocntlidle @eiie 81 Itoren.
ungeiebiih, anred)tmQBig. nit Gner.
gte mo NIT Hadilrdt. Gs pcrifIob
inns leine eigcnen &dfen unH Ole
ieincr 0erblinocten. GS ieBte ourdI
aronrotbaerloiie uniere 8aaren oili
Die ldlpar3c elite. IS beraubte un.-
oamal5 unicrcr u%eutrolen Rcdlte mie
eS es and lest pieoer tbit. Is tricb
Seerdllberei olIi Dem bohen Weere
ilno belt uniere Sdiife on unb be
raltbte oieicIben ibrer Sceleltte. G@
3iuona inns idlieBlif 81 einem aricqe
5itr Gertbeioigung mIcrer eben crit
gerponnenen 6rcibciten; Damn pliin.
oerte IS init OerieIben GnmuBung
uno 6redbeit, g%egriinoet olif icine
Seemadt. Die cs beute mieoer ge.
braudt mo miBbroudt, oas. mas
bon unierem 6anoel 5ur See iibrig
deblieben mar. uno - als SdluBatt
Der 8erohtung mo oes @obnes -
6ronnte eS Die 0duptitaot unlcrer
9totien uno ooa @ci6c 0au5 mlierc8
4r0 hct}teu nIc6cr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

len Rlingt ben 8Ouinon feiner ols
5leii6brIbe. ober 5ors b'oeur.e better
nls @Orfpeiis2 Qls 3pif6engeri9t
(gntree) miro elm Rugout fin en-
coquiaes aufgetraeen. Wenn mir
nun biefes WirsfIeiI6 in Ruf6els
f9alen persebrt boben. eibt Is sinen
9enoenbraten (5ilet), cine ssodmpfte
aalbsteute (5ricanoeau) ODER elm
am Roit e~ebratenes Ileif6 (@rinaoe)
fotuie cine eefiqte 2albsbruf Gars
tiert). 5ier3u bic bon elmer beutI9en
Rodin bereiteten Sunten (Snucen),
bic man Waponnniie anftatt Gier0ls
tunfs. ooer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anitatt
tpiir3ise Giertunte, ou6 gehomeIs
fauee anftatt Rabm s3piebsltunte
nennt. Gum Hadtifd (Oef.rt) eibi
es oann nod perf6ieoene 3ederbiTen
(binerie Oelitatefsn). Natiirli9 barf
Der &affee nit S9lasiabue (gofe
melanse) niat fsbIsn.
Sn ben 9aitbduIern (gfefaurants)
1T es Defenders angsnebm, tpsnn man
fetnem eisenen 8ef6mad 9ere6t per>
Den Tam uno fih na6 Der Speifetarte
IA Ia cartel einen Seit Wortion)
elmer Speife cuf.raqen laFen fnnn.
3eioer trsten bier picoer bic entieb>
liten Observation-Disclosures in Den
Weg. Wan m0dte pobl Climber
i9mcrpraten ellen, ipenn man miiBte.
bob 8oeuf q Ia mobe oasieIbe lit.
4u9 nod anoere poblidmedenoe (oe>
litate) Speiien peiit Ole SpeiIefarte
auf, aIs 3. 9. robes Rinbfleii6
(8eafiteat a Ia Sartare), an SpteB
~eebratenes 6leii6 (brodiert). RinDss
lenoe (Gbateaubrianb). 6leil6lpeiien
IN 8aaert (6baubfrOio). gebadene
SartOffelfpeiIe (G~roqusttes). pfsffers
gurten (gorni6onsl 6Ieii9tl0Be
6ritaoenen). Wilbbraten, bel Dem
Ser feline WiIo9cf6mod (9aut sout)
bic Sauptfdde 1T. 6erner perl6obz
men @drricots). 9adfleii9brei (9a=
9es), Suppen nit &rdutereinIage
(Sarbiniere). 80uiginiupps IA la
reine). Schienf6pan5iuppe (Ortail=
Suppe), Rartoffelbrei Wuree). &C.
rtdte bon aalbstopf (Modsturtle
@agout), sebratene &inosrI9eiben
RumIteats), Roitbraten (Roa.bsen,
Rtnbfeif6ronen (&ouIaoen), Guf>
lauf (SoufIee). 6leiid in gIdtters
teigbiae (8ol ai bent) uno oie mir
aig iAmedenoen (pitanten) gsmiTdten
ghiggemiiie (Mireo=pidle59 Slide
in perIdie0enen Wiir5laten, Quart
naoe) uno JleiIhiiil5e (Qipit) ni9t
gu pergefen.
8orItebeno lit nur Elm gang GERM
ger Sell frembartigsr Rii9enbeners
nungen angegeben. Bir ieben elm,
oaB uniere MutterTprate, beren mir
uns niht gu i6dmen brauaen, fir
jeoes 5relnonort IetbIt einen t~refFen=
ben 4us0rud auf5uipeiien Bat. 9uio
fem 6remomort mebr fir ba3, mas
in Der &o6fnnIt oeuti9 gut ausgez
oriidt peroen fam!