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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-04

Violent fighting is in progress along
the eastern battle front, leading at
points to desperate hand to hand en-
counters. The official Russian statement
shows that after capturing Bolimow, the
Germans attempted 10 push on to the
northeast in the direction Of Warsaw,
about 80 miles away. This movement
marked the renewal Of the German Of
fensive toward the Polish capital after a
period of comparative inactivity, but
their advance in this direction is said to
have been repulsed with large losses.
A remarkable night battle on the bank
OF the Bzura river is described in the
Russian communication, which says that
the German forces were permitted to
cross the river unmolested and were then
attacked with bayonets without the FIR
ing of a shot 1t is asserted that several
hundred Germans were killed and the re-
mainder surrendered.
In other campaigns on Europe's battle
fields. no essential changes are reported.
In the Trans Caucasian region the Turks
and Russians are engaged in fierce strug-
giles, but the reports from Petrograd and
from constantinople concerning the out
come are at complete variance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-04
ALSO TOOK HEIGHTS
AND THEN LOST THEM
Germans Captured BolimOw
in Advance on Warsaw,
but Further Progress Said
by Russians to Have Been
Checked - Comparatively
Quiet in West

Berlin, via wireless to London, Jan. 4,
n. m.-Steinbach the Alsatian town on
the heights between Thanh and Seen
helm. for which desperate fighting has
been going on for several days, was Off
cially admitted by the German army
headquarters in a statement to-day to
have been captured by the French. The
French also took possession of the heights
TO the west of Seenheim, but the Ger
mans in a counter attack with the bay
onet succeeded in regaining the position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-04
SMOKED As SHIP Sank
cspi Lsriry Of ~ Fsrnisatls wsrf
Dcrr CcalF

Anr H arear
e-ttur !. Isalsg ii e. ta-tlasAE for-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

al the doctors medicines / tried. Many
people have no faith In patent medicines
but / know this Is good. Mrs. +. j.
ricketts,, $50 sth Avenue, West, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa
Such warning symptoms as sense Of
suffOcation. hot flashes. headaches, back
aches. dread Of impending evil, timidity,
sounds IN the ears. palpitation Of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities. constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly Needed by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period IN
Hfe when woman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds mp the weak
ened nervous system It has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
M there are any complications
you don 'tunderstand write lydia
II. pinkham Medicine Co. (cOmfi-
dentiRD Lynn, Mass.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
HOUSESERGEANT.
At ARMS ALERT
FOR MESSENGER

~ CLAUDE L'ENaLEl

Tallahassee. May - Every nos and
then II either house g. senate
whether the statesmen he considering
local 81 general Sc matters not--tha
sergeant IS arms who wears ne
stripes or hardware and 4 ha e az
arms nobody knows where the arms
are at--Wi1l range ~ alongside q per-
fcctIy harmless looking individual.
wha has fuat entered the door. grab
him 81 he fsght arm just above the
elbow march him about four ard q
hair 81 I'VE feet ~ the middle aisle.
come % halt with eyes 81 both
axed straight ahead-if IT'S la the
house ard give enc speaker the hall
ing sian Then. while everybody keeps
81 stiu as e mouse. We hear:
Har. speaker"
ar Sergeant at Arms"
"a Message from tha Governor"
LET the message be received
And ths acrreant 81 arms walks the
messenger aolemniy np a foot or two
nearer the clerks desk. lsts him 80
and stands WATCHING him kecnlg while
he delivers his papers and returns 70
the sergeant 81 arms position where
upon the two proceed down tho aisle
20 the door with arms encircling
waists. chatting amicably
have often wondered what would
happen IL the speaker should faI 70
respond % the sergeant al arms dis
treas signnl, OF if the speaker instead
~ handling one the welcome 60 our
city EreetlnE, should say something
Ike this.
"oat varlet We know no governor
here. remove bis mlnfon from our pres
emnat"
Also 81 e e strange thing that most
any 90 boz can set - the eerWeaut at
arms and WAX up tha middle aisle and
Ell around promlacuous during the ses-
Hi0nH, but the sergeant nails the Ruv-
eFnors messenger every time and
keeps him under close watch ali the
time he is On the room whether he
suspects that somebody Is going to
trE 60 strong ASIA the messenger and
rob him q hla message or that the
messenger IL going g hito the speak
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

81 or the lee, I know not-all know
Is that il happens like I have written.
a REAL ARGUMENT.
Alsa 4 happens every asw and then
that the output of the bunk of which
members dfvest themselves 81 discuss
ing pending measures. iH reduced bN
some member putting across some
real argument This happened twice
TUESDAY when the house was conald-
eyinu ths census blll Mr.. Williams of
paaco. reminded the watch DOGS Of the
treasury that the state 81 Florida was
- paEpcr. but was amply equipped
Nith the wherewithal @ Fay Tor ali
thluva that the state ~ Florida should
ao. and Mr. Turnbull advised his coli
leagues that TIE language ~ the con-
Hfltutlnn providiHe Tor census and re-
apportionment was directory not man
aatory
The whole debate or the cnans bin
vas one - those instances 81 the
rsaiu question being secondary 60
something not before the house. AT
were talking about the census but
thinking about the reapportioument o.
the menhershfp that would ccme up
In the next session. and with aore
exceptions the house divided on the
census question according "a the hopes
az those who expected their counties
- gain and the fears 81 those vhe
saw their counties losing membership
Il the rsapp0rtloument was made IN
1917 a. the constitution provides. The
census bil has passed the house
twice being rcconsidered once. AZ
amended it carries ar appropriation o.
sixty thousand dollars The senate has
sldesterped Il since the arst week but
h VIII have 10 nsh Or cut bait when
TIE house Bill gets sent over in the
house messages The bunch "a out
that the senate wili kiu r.
PENALTY Of GREATNESS.
one q the penalties one has 90 pay
far greatness and immortal fame De-
60 have an sorts ~ things wished 0n
sou by succeeding generations ~ those
that love sou. Now Z know that Amos
Lewis reycres the memory of Thomas
Jefferson ard would not Knowingly d.
IL aught but honor Yet Amos slnn-
aered the titular grandfather Of al
eood democrats when he laid on hig
door step that fatherless founderlinE
known as the federal constitution. We
an know that the federal constitution
- not democratic. and that Jefferson
would never have framed it SO close
e the pattern ~ England ruled as 81
was ~ a king and bis nobility. oh
no. my read Amos when our consti-
tuition was made. the majority % its
Z Trainers were afraid GO trust the gov
eminent entirely O. the people. and he
wrote II THAT 81 took nearly a hun
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

why, Jim. didn't ] let you have
twenty dollars about a month ago"
~WeIl didn't ] give yoa my note
fer t2 How cum / eve yoa now
By issues q bonds already draw
ing Interest night and day. good times
and bao. the earning power of the
the future Tor payment % principal.
strained for payment q Interest. The
bonded debt 81 the weird 10 nos 50
big that no person now living can stay
ln Il long enough 90 see Il paid. yet we
keeH On palin6 4 NJ We issue bonds
but never Pay than. except b. money
raised with BY bonds. and IKE our
frifnd who went sway. wesll nna our
selves some laY-~ewlng mere.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

owner More'u return some way
Owing more.
It's curious way people have
fallen into. 81 taIklug about PAVING
debts by issuing bonds. "0ur county
is in debt and We must get out q
debt, SO we want q Bond issue 20 take
up our overwhelming Indebtedness
Tn this same mental condition was
Jim scott q negro tenant q fathers,
who stopped him on ths street one
aa# ard asked him for ten dollar
ioan. Father looked a him over tie
too re hsa specs and sala
WAY Jim. I can't let you have any
more money until you pay ~"
What so ali mean. Marae Frank
hy talking dat 'er way ! amt due
y0u nothln'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
CARRIERS.

Gamers. May s-Mr ~ a Bat
tenaald and Mr. and Mrs. Hartgrovs
and son we're callers on Mr. and Mra.
cnleerHon and Mira Trivia on FTTs Nile
bayou sunday thu tad
Mrs. Bruce Kelly and son Irwin and
Mrs Thoa Mlliiwan Of MlIleaaavtila.
Ca, are the guests q Mrs. r. e Trivia
for the summer
Hrs. ". y. HartgKove entertained \
party from Camp Walton consisting AZ
Mrs. . ~. souls and children. Misa
Helen Cars. Aise Dorothy Macy ara
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

give up MY work and
take my ed for
some time as there
was no help for me
but 70 lie still I
took Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and kept
up my work and
now ! am over the
Change and that Is
al / took. Ii was
better for me than
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

M snd Mrs Williams and daughter
Thursday the sth Ia honor of MIRA
soulea birthday.
Mr.. Martin Sullivan has Just re-
osived . new speed boat II ~ report.
ed 70 make "a miles an hour.
Rev. J. W Hinson % southern Ala.
hama IL spendlnE q few days with
friends here. lie preached a the D1
Via school house last sunday.
AZ Aipha Lodge IL =. and A. NJ.
caturday the =. A. degree wa confer
red on two candidates snd the NJ. M.
degree was conferred on one
Mr. ard Ars. W. y. Lide ~ Blrnsns
ham. who have been stopping with
Mr.. and Sire. W =. Hartgrove Tor the
past as weeks. departed fer their
home THURSDAY the SIN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
SUGAR Day!

IL pounds pure Granulated
Sugar for Acc with each cash
purchase Of S1.0O or more,
Monday at Hannall's.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
10 This Out!

Ii contains information that you will find valuable
Il will you time and trouble on some future occa
sor Journal readers in and 4 the city will find
valuable from time 70 time Name address and phone
number OF leading business concerns and professional
your pocetbook. tack up some convenient nlace
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
IOWA WOMAN
TELLS OTHERS
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etabIe Compound Carried
Her Safely Through
Change Of Life.

Cedar Rapids, lows. the Change
Of Life TIE doctor said would have 60
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

81 or the lee, I know not-all ] know
Is that il happens like I lave written
praF huetfMENT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-15
Aabrbaftt 6tmdIt9ubtrtitnng,
gou Usarsarets D. suttarr.

Interchangeable purbe in ben lebten
DoHen Dor berbprragenben Wlebi3inern
bdrduf bingepielsn, baB nidt ttlr Der
Hdbrtpettb ber bsrfdieOsnsH GEihte, itss
beIpnotts dbtr gepiHer 9einiiitarten,
bur9 beitimmte 3ubereituupspeiien 81
bD1tttr M1glidfeit ~ansgenubt tuirb, fons
bern bab aud ibre gstommlidteit In boz
bem Grabe bceinfluBt iptrben fam. ans
iniipfenb an SieIen tbeorettfaeH 9inlpeis,
Ieien bier einise pratttfde RegeIn Dera
3ei9net.
Gines ndiiirIiH lit ms Auge gu fallen:
Snoem mir bon DtrIei 6einbeiteu i'm ai=
6enbstrisbt rebsn, ipenbsn mir uts INNER
rur an bic bsbasIi9 lebenoen alafenj
fpobl fol in i9ren 9i9en ftets cine ben
perIonlihen uuo ousenblidli9 iberbies
ben dIgemsinsn @erbdItnihen ongepaBte
Gparfamteit berrIhen, dber lie TT nidt
gleidbebeutenb init MangsI an Sntereie
ODER elmer, i'm getsleih 8u ben auOeren
2tbsnssepfIpssnbeiteu, iibergroBen Spdrs
famtsit.
Jn BEN breiten @oltsIdidteu fub ees
mile 3abereituRaspeiieH nnburHfiibrbar,
neil Ts trbDbten aoItens unb 3eitaufDanb
beoeuten, Grinbe, bic bier Sipingenb iinb.
ROmmen iebo9 bic bebasIid Iebenben
RloFen in gttra6t, 70 finben mir, bab
bielen @riinben oft bel gr0Bere Redte
eineerdumt ptrbefL ais gut5ubeiben tit.
auf bieTe 3boiIdde III inter auberem
audi has bon dr5tli9sr Geite bsanitanbste
Rodsn asipifer Semitic suriidaufibren,
bas fid BEN reIIoItn ausniiBen ibrer
NdbriDertbe biHbernb entgesenieIt, iinb
peiter aud bic @epflogenbttt, tpomDgIih
fhon I'm Gomner a|dnnengemiife 5u Ders
tpenben, inter Der sasfudt, fife ihmeden
IA oenaa 70 fpit friides Semitic. Nun
- tptr bier teinen lihterfdieb ipobrs
nimmt, Der IoTs feline 5dnbt bon Der sbItn
Rohtuna fort. Gdmmtlihe @iGdenges
mifs = 10 gut nnb bo9niibII9 ie auf
fem m0gtn = leibtn ser1bs an benz Sch
Ter, ben e mad dr5ili6em ausfprua Gilt,
Iopeit dIs tbunlid 5u Dsrmeibsn; sic
psrbeu gstO6t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-15
Die grrbituns Der @eiterUerbreitans
Duu nuitefenben 9ranBeiten.

Dsnn irgenbtpo cine Snfsitionstrants
6sit bsFtebt, fol- Sorgs gstrdsen iperbeu,
boB Es nidt psrTdleppt ipsrOe. Sier3u
iino 8tpsi Moments befonbsrs 81 beriids
iidtigen: bic aranRnpfless unO bic forte
lduFenbe Desinfettion. Die pflsgepers
Ionen baben i'm 4ranten3immet Elm paFds
barss llebertleio al trogtn; Ie Io1en I'm
ardnfensimmer nidt eIIen unb t~rinten,
fpsun fe ben ardnter oOsr feline gndfhe
bsrabrt bdben, fif bic Sdnbe in 9esin.
fsttiOnslOTung pafden, itsts OOr @trlaHen
bes arunlenraumess bas lieberileib d6s
Iesen, IiH griinbli9 rsinisen nnb an
eintm bsion6eren 6anbtu9 obtrodnen.
Qud bet @r3t lonte fpDn6gIi6 Dor Bee
treten bes Grantenraimes It9 bes Rodes
entIebigtn un6 Elm l1ebsrtleib dn3ieben.
Msnn mon in Der Gage III, Elm arantens
3immer dus5updbItn ober bsr5urtdten.
IinD aus benz 2rdnttn5immer BON 8egtnn
ole ibsrTllTigen GeetnIdnbs. @orrdtbe
an Rdbrangsmtttsln, WFilte Wdfhes unb
aleiberidrdnis, goIferm0bsI, 9sppi9e
unb beraleihen 5u entfsrnsn. SIN 4rans
tensimmsr IOa Ifdnbis bstsitttben cine
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MIR cine gde NIT BEN rei9en Muiter bers
alert 1T. WGbrenb BET bieIsm oberen
Muter Der Sia in Ben 9lumen iuirtt,
bieni 1t fir bds untere Multer uIs Jonb
i'm 8lumenrunbe. SIS TIT rsdts eendu gu
Iehen, DdB Der Siia unter ben 9atif ges
beftet purbe, unb oaB bic 3eifnun8 fi4
auf BEN 9atifitoff %befinbet. Die etnfaGe
Gtiderei beItebt aus Stiels unb 2angettens
ftihen; Ie ipirb nit neiBem Stidgdrn
bura beibe Stofftbeile esarbsitet. gdds
benz bic Gtiderei puIenbet, aud bet bogise
Snnenranb ldngettirt porben, 1T Der
8dtiii aug benz Gonb berdlsoufdneiben.
@m dlberen Rdnb fdneibet man natirIi6
beibe GtofFt1eile biat an ben 2anssttens
Fotmen aus. 3ulebt urbsitet man bic
quntte In benz inneren 8atiitFonb. Wie
erIidtIid, umsiebt ber gsTtidte adnb oas
gauge Sud. 9as mittlsre Wuiter, bas
nur cine SIDE bes 5dldentu9es fdmiidt,
lit pbne Sul MIR nit 1Ohs unb JGdds
ftiderei eearbeitet. Die 8ostn unngebsn
bas eor3e Sud.
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HsHH snaulm III BsFt WliA ltsnn
fa NJ HFtlti anb aiHiH 81 HHl
ht natil Htl fatafi ms8
Hliff Ml Amtl HH Halilf ik
Nii Nitt He{ps
lslA mll st'B9 Nslah Ratattl WHA q
stletit taa FslsfflNfN t aHa#t = ns
.afA NaH tat nltt sei Wflasih 6rl
tA Ria Mlfii. mli sislaat aNt
saht uaA AitAfa 3afaa tt via
lfH abi NNt tfAaalAA Wlie. Md
VIE Fftlla.
HfMHftftfFF In So uHtilt
Hlt + nasii OH tilail nndil Nt4aaf
tHP HsaenlFfia fne Nt. Visat
aafx Eas leHnlia t tlifs bfl
Hiatga. 1h Hgfifl mfthtN wftHr
tefA tiH lilagHtt 7uH egFuht mli hiw
AF sHfsfletl YES
Hlsli1 mli sim Niaaailfils pi nnt
Suite Alii lilliltt
WftRWmtAHtfH HHat tlni alas
ltt bHielHlii pea All ~ Hnatsa frit
nhA HHalaa elfg WllauHFnntlag nnh
bHtt fe BED mll mestVhlidm hHtm
MHnstIn lstis Al nat tame "a 3aaf ifs
Nh fasn aitht ttH MHHatlH aN i%tililtt
lba. mfFt lhH unn mlldt gH Viui
Wt3naflH n llnlm ii / Dist NaFs AZ.
leAltu unb aul a%sqfiHaamlN 8a8it.
nafa 400 Wfliftfas anil &mainatalin.
an tff Vilaummafh Mot Hat ~iiIltitt
nah tlamal. ,mrtaaalldtt nliagl
pIItft&tt IN elite Hnb
.3Mdtf Qcn 20 iptlhm gilthttn with
btt Hahn atatfstsn. taun BE Hta6l
mtbFm1ls nit diner BABEL a,nodtn Nlon
.tal Ft MIN In ttnsn sstHti, tthtdl ft mli
IalHm NaHtr, ttm man llnBt Hlaun
mItbi. unb brinol ri hi lanaiamfm 1tuty
anb oiltrtm llmrabTtu sum Glittpuuli.
Gle Ihlpimmtn bana o%bsndui, psrbtn nit
btm 6hauml6ffti bttaiisatnommtu unb
70 Ianat INNER IN frilhts gDnIitr pelsai,
bis he aans buTaliblt Eub. Radlbtn Loot
nan If IN tihtn Gitialppl elm unb bsbtdt
IL NIT WaNtr. Den 2ppF btdt man ~
mb tent ibn slusi Montn Idng b%siieite.
Damn pitb Der GiFg abetihilitst unb &C.
msN EN-, Nuf itbts Gudrl Giiia lnmmtH
2 9aTen 3udtr, / 5hai5ffei RtltnsGrs
tract, tbtnio bel grtrati pou 3immet uno
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Nttfst salWlpttNM Mgelts Hflf
Afl afa mlt H h nv
att EN s
sHla4N aNA mf easfltAafa8 VIZ
e,f et8s 80 taaHik i WHl8f ssa
hlaia Hilafaa liiH AZ tiHFs NAl
tg Fnh aas aanl teim Htfh fitf
saN 1t Wg tAH aNa mglhlss8m
aaH Hmi IA 8Ft NM
slil III Hst kas pAn ss gaf
i Hismm hlaff x#a BnlHhhi ~
af AM let hfH hi0iimsm Hlsam
.uniitWhilH fssH lH DE- Niiffgtl
aaamlaNiH, uas fHlghl fNs Ma tam 1la
a8l MI NfhgfiiM Htts Raslh MaHAtt
lauttt ietliWiAaflS8H HHf W rtffFsits
81 msa wlitff iHatttalt tft 9llsggti
err esliH wfevstu ssin mn tif
fAA 500 NilluHa a. tllrafa. 3lf
f NatiAmltgH Hab ftt IA nll tiafg
lltisfgt NE Ala tiNfi ANgips lir
NHSffbsh bii. esitgtGh rh ftitf N
10 iH iltita. "a hit talh ttltt sufgH
fhlt tas Nntf hn NHlii tlm utliH
|abif BE 4aHil6aA mildHa altiiil ~ n
tia aiAntihsn VI tH NAN hHsatFbtais
ltn Wli NlnhlehHit hab We lansin
nnb tunhtu NHhlfiu esfttlltl. uHh BE-
pinhh IN tufh Standardization afF httl.
Dlii umeittn sok afnll 1a8, rattlnb
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QsltenpFeffer CGaIpite). 0ieIs Ulif6uns
ipirb 70 LANCE geriihrt, Bis f4 Der 3udsr
gel0f Bat, bann ttirb bieIelbe lber bic
pfiriihe ssgcHen, 8u0ebsdt, p~tr6uaosn ui1O
an tiiblem plab dufbetudHrt.
SetbeIbeetta6tn. l qfufb
tparmeeteltes mebL 5 lnasH stfhmols
sene unb abaetIGrte Butter, reihIih rs
Quart lautparme MiId, / gBl0ffel fris
Tdt SsFs pbtr tuupp ! TdFelheh 9reBs
befe, 2 Gier, Elm eebdufter GBG0ffel 3nter
fir ben 9eig. Mau eie6i bas WlebI in
cine Gdale, in beren Wtitte Butter, 3ufer,
Gier. Mild, etpos SaE3 unb in Oie Wlilb
perrii6rte SeTe Ioumt, ma9t fpldts 5n
eintm loderen 9eis, tptl9et man Ianefam
aufeebtn IdBt, rplt i6n binn aus unb
legt Jpn ouf cine gut abseriebens unb be=
Fridsne pldtte, nit einem etpas oufs
Ttebtaben Ranbe berIeben unO tusnl er gut
aufgsgaugen 1T nit 3pitbad b~eItreit.
Damn tperben bic por1er ertpdrmien 5eis
belbeerea bid ouf ben Seig geltgt, NIT
reihli1 3uder un0 3immt beitrelt u10 Der
SUDDEN bel itartsr 9iBe ui4t gu ldtge ges
baden, neil TonIf bic 5eibeIbeeren 3a pirl
Saft aiebsu unb Der Ralb bes au4ens
austrpdnen pirbe.
pdrter 0ouft Rolls, /. 2
Quarts gsiiebtes Mebl. / pint MiIh, 2
Gbf6ffel Butter, / 9beslUfsl Sab, cine
9dfel 6eFe. Die MiId mug setodt unb
bann absefiiblt iueroeu, bic Butter tDirb
barin nifgeISt, bann tontmt 3ntsr uno
Sefe hinsu. 9as mebI pirb bdmit ans
gerihrt, bunn BEN Seig anfstbsn lnFen.
Damn fpirb Ct in %Iogenannte sgtoa Pans"
ssseben, tpiebsr dufseben IaHsn, utO cirtd
Is Minuten eebaden.
Barter 9oue RpIls. 2. Jn
elmer baIbsn 5aFe %blitipormm WnHsrs
tpirb elm 2dIsldm 9eTe dufgeloit. basu
/ 9hesIoFftl 3udsr uno 2 gBIOffef Webl
gsasben unb an fparnsn Grt geitelt, BIB
ss Ihaumig 1T. Gin Quart Wtebl tpirb
gut geiiebt, oann niinmt man ] 9aTe bos
bon meg gum Ipdterm Duratnstsn. Sn
bds iibtigbleibenbe MebI rsibt man elm
eieroBeg Gtid Butter gut Elm. Gobalb
bic 9eFe redt Ieidt lit, riibrt man bas
Mebl nit Der MiI9 unb bsr Ssfe an,
bonn tnetet man ben 9eis 70 ldnse, BIS
er ni6t mebr an 6anb obsr SduTtE tltbt,
babel beniibt man bas SutiidgeIdFens
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arufe bilbet. Damn fpirb Der 8eig z
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sefo6en, nit tinsm Mefsrsin6rud 2 uns
elsiae edlffsn dbstihtiIt, in bic sebriidte
Rinnt ttfpds Butter estbuh, bag tIeinsre
sbsil Iber ben grDBersn ssihIusm unb
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arantensimmef oerlaFsn. Die nit ber
Ddrtung nnO gflsge oes &rauteu bee
Ibdftigten gerIonsn fouen ibreu 86rper.
ibre Ddiat unO Rleibuns r~eseImdBis
mad ndberer antpsi5ung bes Ar8tes besins
mfisirsn, be0pr fe nit dnberen Srnnten
ooer aeIunben perfpntn in @ertebr treten.
Das aranisnSimmsr 1T peinlid LAUDER gu
balien unb fIeiBis gu liiften. Die fOrts
IaaTenbe Distinction 1T neben Der SiOs
Iirung bas ni6tigfte, ba piele Seine burd
nnIdibere gssenitdnbe berIdIepPt iperoen
tnnnen.
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bdnn, 70 bab tie l9 ni1t bsribren, bic
Rolls auf butterbeitridenes gls9 eefebt;
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re gum GriihIfad ssbadsn iDtrbsn 5ouen,
70 felt man tie 3uIebt, ftrtis uuf BEN
9le9 Ibenb, on faltem Drt, ldbt fe
Moresns I'm Darmen fdnea oufgeben
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isi fat tstu aois msht ~ bstommen. b.
bic sngIii9en Gasnerte BEL ber c'aspros
button Del esbtaafim uno 6esbalb Refs
bsrbraudttn. anlfdtt aots gu ~probuairen.
Moh re9nt jt6od bdrnit, ben SsSarf fir
BEN Dinier In Dsutihlano al bsdsn.
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