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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30

Blessed is the man or woman who
likes tomatoes. For. granted a liking
for this succulent summer vegetable.
we may always enjoy true feast when
some sort of tomato salad is served.
1t is quite possible to serve tomato
salad every day for a week without
monotony, for the ways of tomato
salad are many, and SO different that
one need never grow tired OF them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30

ers. Peel tomatoes, chill them. and
scoop out of the top of each cavity
big enough to hold one of the cauli-
flower sections. Serve with mayonnaise
or a cream dressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30
LT7ILLESf0R!Es
.%rbEDTImE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS
copyright. 1915 By T. ". Bu.resab
Jimmy Skunk Keeps His Word
Keep your word whate'er you do,
And TO your inmost self be true

EouI
And TO your inmost self be true.
When Jimmy Skunk shouted down
the hail of Johnny Chuck's old house
to Peter Rabbit that he would come
back at dark he was half joking He
did it to make Peter uneasy and to
worry him. The truth is Jimmy was
no longer angry at all with Peter. He
had quite recovered his good nature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30

Fichus are so fashionable and they
can be bought by the yard. which makes
easy the making of dainty summer
fTock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30
FROZEN DESSERTS.

PISTACHE ICE CREAM.-Blanch and
peel one-fourth pound of pistachio nuts,
and pound them in a mortar to a
smooth paste adding a few drops of
rosewater. Beat the yoiks of six eggs
and pour over them a pint and NAN
of boiling milk: add then four ounces of
powdered sugar. and stir the custard
over the fire until it begins to thlckeh-
Then pour the custard into bowl, and
when cool stir into it the powdered
nuts and a teaspoonful of spinach color
ing. Pass the whole through a sieve.
and then pour into a mold and freeze
1t takes about fifteen minutes to boil
the custard. Pure cream can also be
used instead of it. the pounded pistachio
nuts put with it in the same way.
NESSELRODE ICE CREAM.-MakP
! one pint of sirup from loaf sugar and
! favor it with vanilla. Then have ready
fifty fine large chestnuts. boiled, peeled.
pounded and pressed through a sieve
! one quart of fresh cream and the yolks
of twelve eggs. well beaten.
| Moisten the strained chestnuts with
! the strip. adding the cream and beaten
| egg yolkS little by little. When these
: ingredients are smoothly blended to-
| gether, cook in Il double boiler. STIR
I ring continually. until the cream DtE his
| to thlcken; then add . piece of citrcn
! finely sliced. one-tenth of q pound of
suitana raisins. seeded and dredged.
and a slassful OF maraschnc: then add
! a quart of whipped cream and the yoll<s
of three well beaten GEES. Stir the
cream until it is velvet smooth and very
thick. and freeze at once.
VIOLET ICE CREAM.-Scald one
! quart of sweet cream and one cup of
| sugar in q double boiler with a small
| piece of vanilla bean; cool and then
add violet colcrin2, and freeze Mold in
| d ring, and fill the center with whipped
! cream thickly sprinkled with candied
violets.
| TUTTI- FRUTTI ICE CREAM.-Take
| A tablespoonful each of the following
| preserved fruits: Easpberries. straw ber
! rieS, currants. apriCots. green cages
! sooseberries. plunis and ginger. Add to
| these a little candied orange peel cut
| into tiny, thin pieces. Sweeten a quart
| of cream with one-half pound of sugar
| and add to it a cordial glass of noyau:
| then thoroughly stir in the fruit and
| freeze.
| TEA ICE CREAM-Boil quart of
milk and then pour it over one ounce
| of tea leaves; let steep covered for five
minutes. Strain into a bowl over a
caramel made OF two ounces of sugar.
Beat the yolks of eight eggs with one
half pound OF powdered sugar: stir the
milk into this mixture, and place the
whole over the fire, gently stirring
until it thickerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30
To Scour Kettles.

Use coarse sandpaper in place OF
sandsoap to scour kettles with. II
gives much better satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30
To Whip Cream Quickly.

Chill the cream thoroughly first and
it can be whipped in half the time usu-
ally required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30
Shocking Outlines Waist.

In addition to the cape on this frock.
there is some evidence OF a waist given
through a wide band of shocking that
goes across the sides and the back
There is deal of shocking on all sorts
of summer clothes this season, and
dressmakers seem to be using It when
in doubt about trimming. 1t $ not al
ways becoming. SO one should he quite
careful about its use. This rock. by
the way is of oyster white cloth. with
white organdy collar and pearl buttons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30
Tomato and Cheese Salad.

Tomato and cream cheese salad is
good.
To make II, cut firm, ripe tomatoes
in quarters after peeling them and
chilling them. Arrange the four quar-
tiers on bed of crisp lettuce leaves,
and between each two sections place
small ball of cream cheese, we'll sea-
soned with salt and red pepper. In
the center place a spoonful of mayon
naiSe dressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30

Tomato and Cauliflower.
Boil cauliflower until tender, drain
and chill Break il into separate flow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-30
MORE ONE.p1ECE FRoCKs THAN SUITS.
| mality and dignity, and that a beltless.
loose wasted gown spells informality

| mality and dignity, and that a beltless
loose WASTED gown spells informally
and youthfulness.
The greater number of the one piece
] frocks of the hour are built according
| to the latter method. With all the tall;
| in corset and the laring hips, we have
| with us gowns in first fashion which
! do not show any waist line and are
entirely fat on the hips. They may be
! ago. but if their constant usage by the
best dressed women of the town is
! token of their popularity there is
no doubt that they are considered in
the light of survival of the f1ttest
fashion.
Added Dignity in Capes. ..-
Women who have young figures, even
If the family Bible does not show that
they are really young. have no hest
fancy in adopting for street wear the
straight up and down frock which
fastens in the back and has double or
triple belts or fanciful yokes placed
about the hips to give a graceful line
One of the most popularity adopted
waist twice: the ends slip through each
other in the back and hang in stream
ers to the knees. But then. again.
women of more sedate taste 10 not care
Tor these medleSal ropes III tHe open.
so they get all the comfort they can
from the one-piece model and add /
touch of elderly dignity by means of a
few accessories.
The cape of the hour is an aimira bic
accessory. 1t has been attached 20 war;
Gus kinds of one-p piece frocks and al
ways gives the effect desired. There is
the cape of thin fur arranged in the
1870 manner. which has quickly be-
come one of the notable adornments OF
gowns: it is built from wide. straight
piece of soft fur that sbes around the
figure in a straight line over the top
of the arms. meeting in front II
stands out from the figure at The upper
edge. which is trimmed with an up
right pleating of white orSandy o.
batiste. Its advantage is that It keeps
the upper part of the arms held closely
to the sides of the body.
Other capes are made of che frock
material faced with a brilliant color
or a striped satin. some OF them reach
ing up to the ears to a muffiinS collar
made of gayly colored pong &c. Then
there is cape made like he one in
the sketch today. that does not go en-
tirey across the back or front Of the
body. but breaks in on the shoulder line
and hangs in wide ripple over each
sleeve.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

Iredt6eitig eiE3utreffen Gle nebmer
8afetc NIT, Die, mie man linen geiagf
bat, Bidder ilno Slugicbriiten entbol
ten pcl6e ocn @iugelueibten 5lr Ser
teililng iibereaben peroen iolleu. 0ori
iparten 2elite ouf iie, Inn Die 9iNge IL
gmpiong 5u uebmeu oeren tpabrer
Synbalt cs iheint foit unoenfbar-
3pnamitbontben iino 9olleuma-
lfinen, mie Iie in 9hlBlanO 10 cntie5,
lides llnqliid ongeridtet boben. Wfor
mill oanlit bic $oitptgeb1iioe Der
@toot in Die SUIT iprengen; beionoers
Nie reiden, prGHtigen S1iter ain Gee.
ufer iollen Der 9eritormg aitbcimfal-
lcn."
.9ormber5ieer Sinunell4
Ser 9lan lit i1on I6neIt porbcrci,
tet, man bat MIR getportet, bis Die no,
tige @lenqe @rploiionsitoff bciiam-
men por. SGnttlibe @oniben iino
uon suei olten 2eilten ongefertigt
porocn, einem W}onn iin0 elmer Srou,
lpelAc oie idredli9c 4init in &ilB.
LAMB eelernt baben."
,,@ciBt ou ibre 0omen9"
ogteim MIR, ooB iie ben gLlten audi
sen .Sianfer" ueniieii.
0rerel i6IoB Oos 0ado1en beftig
in ieine glrme.
u@1oina, @elicbte, ricf er Wsir
lit lett allies flor. Qlber mir niiiicn
rniere eaisc araft 5ulamluenncluen,
oenn ltns bIeibt nod cine Idmere Brii.
Jung al 6eIte1cn @irit on iic crtro.
gen fonneu2 SD peiB, Oaij GrdSDaiU
bid nit leiuer @erbltng pcrfolgt, mo
nuB oi1 oeREoh Gier ollem lalien TT
III ieiner @elualt.~ .
ID, mobtn wlllit on ge9en2"
n@o6iu ouoers ais nab Chicago,
lm Sunoerte BON Nlenihcnleben 81
rettcn. Sage mir, mann BAIT on yicne
SaOorin 6uleBt geieben2"
n@eitern iriib; CT periprad beltc
picocr 5l fonnnen uno III eriuartetc
i'm eben ais oil ~
nGr miro ntht fonmen. Sei top.
fer, eritbrid uidt Nlan bat 9fene
Saporin nod GDicooo in ben 200 &C.
ihidt
nNene2 gl6er iuesbolb
n@eil Grasbow ibu iiir iciucn We
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

Socrates q. q. 9lr. 2 an 6auueI
9crfopib nno 8rolL g8eitieite Der
Stenwooo.9lDe., nobe Suoion-Str.,
"A Bel ZAP.
Saue Soiolcr in Soicpb 0li6monO,
3 6irunoItiide.
sronf 9lobot II. 9l. an G0ip. s.
@auoaber, 2 @runoitiidc.
q. 80. 9uaall, Erliit., an 6. 81.
Sdt0caitle, ihebrere @umOItiide.
Sobn q. Malfer, .@oLftry
All Sobn q. @olfer II. g., 9toroleite
Ger SliSer- nobe 0ouass sStroBe,
13. Del 75.
SSclle Sdmarbmon lno Srait an
SsraeI gaeeoIe uuo SroM gSeitieite
Der @olfe- naDc sSeiferion-StroB
lS bcis75.
9largoreib 8abler ali Se5efiob z.
EBoulaS un0 6raiL 5iioieite Der
German, nobe @jreene.5tr. 1876
bei 100.
Gbas. Schpig imo 5rou on gciiie
Seop gseitieite Der 5trider, nabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

benbubIer balt. llno lnein better
SSreuno reiit nit ibrn. SD ielbli babe
ibu 5u &cne eeion0t, I'M iib ibnl all.
5uiblieBen gtiAt wabr, on iieDit ehl
Dab mir feline @obl bIeibt2"
ySSo, ic.4
Sic pcroen oieIlei6t cen 3ug be.
niiBcn, Scr in eincr Stmoe abfd6rt.
Siuo lie ober bcreits fort, 70 nluB id
ibneu folgen. 60 id)per eS mir
miro, Ntoina, i1 nulB Dir Die Sorgc
fir 0eine ltlo ocines Iatcrs Sifer.
belt iiberloIien, Benn OH GrosbaD
binbalten fonnlt ibn gloilben nla.
hen ou ipitroeit nit Der Belt bod
bielleid)t nod cinipillieer1 70 ipdrc pieI
gcponncn. &ermaeIt ou oos cine
@ode lang burh5uieseu9 MeHn ib
am Scbcn bleibe, miro meine glbpe.
ienbeit faltm 10 langc ooucrn; gebe id,
inter, 10 lit oeine 9icttitng cemloh ge-
iidert, oos idiporc it. 9Inoere per-
Den Damn meiH @erf fortieben, odfiir
babe i5 Sorge getrogen. Sprid) MIR
nod ein 8ort, Nloina, ebe mir ldlci'
Scnl~
n@ebe, iagtc iic nit tonloicrStim'
me, orette Die 8e0robten; id iuill eS
Inn oeinettpillcn erouloen.
g0u blcibit oud niHt gon5 olleiu,
Sorng miro sir uo9 beIten &raften
Delfen ihr oarfit on ncrtrauen."
Ole toitborcu Dlinuten entfliebcn;
nod einmal preBt er iie in Oie glruc,
oriidt cinen &aB ouf ibre 6lciden Sip'
pen reiBt iicb los uno eilt fort, obnc
iicb nab ibr iim5ubliden.
9Lls oie Sir iid binter linn gcibloi.
len bat, itredt Wioinn oer5lpeiflrngS'
poll Die 9lrme aus, ais poGte lie i'm
HiriidDaltem oom ibiuilloen ibr oic
Slime unO lie iiutt beuuBtlos 5nlanl.
men,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

ii Bapos 8inlmer, aber i'd bin ieBt
mahtlos, mir limo Die Sdnoe gebiln-
ben IS mar i1on ipdt, els iie oas
@auS oerlieBeu, Yapa begob lib aber
nibt 5ur Stlbe, ionOerr gtng IN
filr6tborer glufreglng i'm @B5inmer
ouf uno as, llnoerltGnoli6e @orte nor
iiH biunuirmelno. Bapo i'll ibon felt
cinigen Eogen reAt iupobl, CT iBt
iuenig, ibldft fait gar nift im0 miro
bon ciner fieberboiten llnrube per.
5ebrt. SD dngitige mid uotiirli1
iebr I'm ibn, ooh founte id) nibtS TIM,
ais ibm einen fiiblen Grant bereiten,
CT lieB mid fniiu III ieine gadbc font-
men, SD blteb Die gon5e 9tad)t oilf
ood) idien er oas nidlt 5u bemerfen
Sci Sogesanbru1 mar er nod iutner
paD, ober toomiioe, oas lab ih ipobI.
SD bepog i'm, ii1 nieoer5nlegen itno
bottle chen, DAB cr einibmmmeru
mcroc, ais 9fifus Grnsbop 5triid.
febrte imD Tie oberntals longe mitein.
amber bcrieten Grit Dor einer Shir.
De lit cr ipeggepougelt uuO als ct Iirb
bon @apa pcrobi9ieoetc, borte id) i'm
nod ingen er iperoe iel6it bingeben
nm Iic6er 3u iein, ooB oie 9oten iont
i6ren @epdd gliidlidb abreiiten. glIs
CT fort war, 5itterte Bnpa formlicb Dor
innerer Grreeung SD fab an ieincm
s9ett ltno bieIt ibm Den 4opf, bis er
rubig murOe ilno einibliei. Dn
ober, iuie ioll i'd cs er5dblen - es lit
olt eutieBliH Az"
Gregel ergriff ibrc bebeu6en &Gn0e.
DSprih peiter, licbes Serd," fIi;iterte
er lid nuB allies wilien."
Esd famt es uibt nit ieinen @or.
Ten iagen, aber ipaS irb erfabren ia.
be, lit Oies; Swon felt MoAen aebt
man oamit imL oas gon3c 2ano IN
9Iufrubr iuio Sdreden 81 ieBcn; III
pielen St1oten iino alle 8or6ereihm-
CEN getroffen imo mon partet MIR niit
oas 8etden gum gInfang. 3uerit mar
beitinmt, OoB Seem g)orf oas Gignal
eeben iollte, aber Der 8lan lit aedn.
bert por0en, es foil bon @bicaao ans.
geben~
u9on Gbica8ol~
80, es iit fiir6terlid. g}od beltc
iperoen goten bon bier abfabreu, I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

IDiiien, ipas oieie Seuoiug 5u beOeri.
ten bat"
go idnen bic 4feroe lulfeu poll.
ten, fllbr er naH ga Groirs nelter
8obnung, 3ieie befuno ildb IN einen
groBen WiietSbaiile, in feiner porneB.
men @egeno; Der 8aum ipor 70 be.
ibrdntt, 0aB ein beionoerer @liids.
fall oa5li geborte, ipenn eS ibm gelin-
gen iollte, Wloino allein 5u ipre6en
Grusbaip ilno 2ugos naren iett
fortiudbreno bort dn3ittreifen, 5uian.
men o0er ein5eln. Ga @roir bate ipc-
Der Gtuoieritlbe nod gltelier, er bielt
iidb inetit i'm Sdlaf6immer ouf mo
ielbit Die 8eratiinget Fouoen bort 5u.
neilen itntt.
Sect flingeltc Gregcl ino 6annB
fanL ibm 8li ofiucn. ,.Sie iiuo es,
&err Sollptinonn," rief lie, nipie gut.
0aB ole fonunen. @s nnB etipaS
SMlirnnes geI1eben ieiit, oaS gnd,
oiee Srdulein gebt orinnen arF un0
alb, iie Iiebt leihenblaB aus itno III"
y@o lit iies~ frogte er baltig uno
mar eingctreten, bepor nod 6annD
lire glnre0e beenort botte. Wloino bat
ieine Stimme eeb0rt, iebt itebt iie III
Der offenen 8iutmertiir ln0 ltredt ipie
bilfeflebeno bic Sdnoe nn1 ibnl ans.
Ct iAlieBt itc III ieine glrrne, mbe.
tiintnIert I'M bic @egenpart Der Ole
neriu.
.1u fon1init ipie bonn Simmel ge.
ieiioet," ruff iie, oaS &nitpt all feline
@ruIt betteuo; 6oun briHt iie III
frampfboftes Shluh3en aus mo
ringt miibion1 noh 8niiung.
Gie iir6 min 1llein, Die Cir lit ge.
idloiIen; er bat iie auf einen Sit gc.
fiibrt into neben ibr Blab eenominen.
oWioina, geliebtes Ser5, berubige bid
uno Iaoe mir, mas geibeben lit mir
mullen bic foitbareu Wlinuten ailsuiit-
5en, ibon Der n1hlte Qlugenblid fam
eiHe St0rng Dringen~
uScb iDeiB, i1 peiB,un6 allies bdngt
lcBt bon Dir ob TIT bore mir Su: @e-
tern aben0 poren iie fdmtlic6 bier,
Sligos, Grasbaw, Yoiiof oiel lduaer
ais geipobulib ;lie nulBten ctiuas gang
Beionoeres 81 6eroteu babeH. Don Belt
81 Set perlolnl i'd ibre IaAteA NeoelI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

Iren iie malBte banoeltl, raih mo o6ue
8ogern.
lin ibr gegebcnes GerIpredlen Elm.
I0ien, ibren 9ta0eourit itiIlen 81 ton.
nen, pollte iie Dor allen ibren Ser.
binlocten alfiu1en lmo nit i'm oie
terncren Shritte beroten. Gs mar
cine peite 6cbrt, bis iie 0iiiets abae.
legenc @obmmg crreinta, o6cr Iie
batte bort id)on friiber nit i6m Dcr.
banoclt ilno legte oen @cg nidlt ann
erittnmal ptriid.
gla Der StroBencdc lieB lie 0cn
<tlc9cr l5orten, ging raid einiQe
@olier tpeitcr, ooln iibcr cinen enQen
@of mo bctrat Gin Sintcrgr6dlloe
Sic fonnte Die Ercpcpn uno @dnae
mo lIono ichon na1 pcnipet Ntimi.
ten in Dem ciniod) ollSgeltnttetcn
Mobnsilnmcr, iuel1es Giiiet bier 1c.
Hietet hattie.
Gbc er nod Belt fano, ib BON lei.
nenl Gritouncn iiber Den uneriparte-
ten Seildb at erbolcn rief iic nit flie-
gen0cm yltcnl.
sd bin es, 0iIict; iblieBen Sie
SSbre Eiir, i1 bringe pid)tiqc s{lnbe,
glber fragen sic mid nidjtS, ge6cu
Sic mir MIR Die 9luSfnuit, oic i1
broud)e.~
Die Sono, wcl6e iie ibin rcid)tc,
5;tterte in Der ieileR. .Syrh tucil,, i6
tcnn Sbuen irouen, Diiict," hl6r lie
tort, vober Sbrc eigcntlidcn 9[bNdten
iino mir nod ounfel gll$ sic mir
Den eriteH grief bon Sbar!otD 6radj-
ten mo Sbrc Nieuite anboten, iag.eu
sic oo nidt Sic mdreu 3tpor no9
elmerifa gefotnmcn im Dem @urOe
5u oienen. aber nic6t oltf G01Iten @e-
febl, ionocrn, aus eiqenem glntrieb:
Sbr Nonpt5ned iei, einen Wom mlf-
5uiudjcit, ben Sie als Sbreu 2ooieino
Detrodtcten2"
o@eipiB Srau 6iiritin,"
(Sortleblmg folst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

Sronf .. Singer, mn, all So6n
". 8ouers, 30i 0It %. Str.
@uitnp SEEMING umO 6rou an Sc.
tier s. aiHa, Siiooitieite G6riition,
nabc Snollwoooitr., II bel rs.
Sobu 6. @icriou inO 6rau an
Sobn Q. 81. @beItle, g9eiticite 9l6ca.
QIue., nabe 80. Str, t4.5 bel 100.
Sermon @. @ngnotb mO 6rau all
@m. Scott imo 6rau, Gitieite SEEN,
pooo.9Ipe., no6e OrIeausitr4 Ia bel
70.
SarrD s. Brice an Seleu @ermers.
6aiiien II. g., 7O4 @.-SoioDette.9lpe.
Goitb 81. GIarfe an @m. 9rpwn
Gitieite GurleDitr., na6e 6airmolnt.
9(oe., 1913 bel 65.6.
So6ns Sopfins lIniperiitD an 2au.
ra y. Garmine, GrlIitee, g8citieite ser
@5arIess Ho6e 2cringtouitr., 23.5H
bel
Sua6 0l. 9urfett, @rtr., an @}aro
6. @arrett Siooltieite 9iooleitraBe,
ua6e Grilio.Sia.gl0c, 1876 Bel 30.
Sobn Wf g9ieiel unO Srau an
So6n Salmon 9toroede N}aoiion.
gloe ino Sofimanitr.
@m. 3. Seao uno sSrau an Ism.
S. 9enion g9eitieite @lilforo.9lpe.,
nabe San0aleitr., 14.4 bel 100.
Saco6 8. 0|lrbob, 2ruitee, an Oie
@eit.9altinore 8anf Siiomeitieite
GarIiSIe.gloe, nabe Siltonitr. so
bei 100.
So6n s. Game, iitn., an @opin 81.
@reaslep uno 6roL g9eitieite Sal
boun., nabe 9famiagitr., IL bel GO.
G6os. s. Goffap, gIOmr, ii. q. an
Sobn %. Sdneioer uno 6rou, g}oro-
meltieite guiiell-, pa6e Samburgitrv
IA bel 155.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
glns Sem SnHercn WlarDlanOs nuO
OeM anaren5enOen Gtaaten.
-8roII iM gNailinaIon-

5roit in g8 iDington.
Gountp-
9IuSna6nlsiUeiie faltes g9etter
6erribte pd6reno Der 9lo1t bon Com
ueritag orf l5reitag IN @ai5ington-
@euntp. Eie Semperahir ionf bis
onf 84 Grao. Gas @etterbireou III
aeeopspille beridtete, oaB an feiuem
0laitage p16reno Der lebien II Sabre
cine 10 nieoere Eenperotur per5eiH-
net moroen mar pdbreno sic 0bit-
bdume ltntep Sem 8roitnidt oelitteu
9atten. puroe eiu GROCER G6eil Ger
0eridbie0enen @emiiieartcu pernidtet.
Auf 9iefrnti'rung.
Ger 9uu0es 3olfiitter ,,glpade~
6eiinoet iirb 5ilr 3eit in Grisfielo,
Qaoy iim fir oen @iiiicnidut-Dienit
9iefruten au5lnperben Gie Gienit-
5eit 6etrdot nur ehl So6r Phi oem
9utter befiuoet iicbein glr3t uno sic.
ieuigen, sic ais touglib befun0en
peroen t6men iofort eintreten. Ser
uglpade" fdbrt bon Grisiielo ua1
Cambridge, Srforo, SoIomons.s S..
lano lno Eangier Ssldno.
WeutterIofeS -&ino.
94s 5ral George Nliaer bon 9llle.
gonDs@ounio oie Slide i6rer @o5-
uung betrat fauo lie Elm unaeid6r
5iuei Gage altes Mdoben oos III cine
Gede einaelpideIt mar, aiif Dem 9i.
ibe liegeu. gie Wlutter oes ainOes
bate einen 3ettet an ole 2ede onge.
beftet, arf Delden iie 5rou 01iaer
ii6t Oos aino 8u aooptireb oa iie
fiir oaiiel6e nidt ioroen fam Sr
imo 6rau 0liQer entidloiien iid, Sem
5inoling an5iinebmen,
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