davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1916-10-24

mosis produced solely by warm water aud
roseated cream. But be sure to use only
pure roscated cream. q, IL is AN entirely
different thing from ordinary face creams
and must not be confounded with them. !
pers onall. prefer Creme Tokalon (koseated &.
but any good brand will do. II you have
wrinkles get q box OF Japanese Ice Pencils
and use thcm in connection with the cream
aad you Get quick action on The deepest
wrinkles. no matter OF how long standing in
one nights time and awaken ON the morrow
20 witness most astonishing results
I personally guarautce success in every
case In any OF my newspaper articles which
write on subjects relating 70 beauty or
I viii refund the amouat paid for any prod.
ucts which ! recommend. provided YOU take
your deal-,' 's receipts az the time you make
,sur purchase. Ny American address is ST.
mono MarieN. 20 West 22nd street. New
York.
NOTE The manufacturers Of Creme rok.
ulon Roscatcd have such unbounded conf
dcnee in their particular brand thnt they
offer 60 forfeit $4,000 to any charitable
institution. n 70 can be shown that 90 will
not hanish every compleSion bleniish and give
most astonishing new beauty Go wrinklcd.
carc-worn. aged women in three days time
iu many instances. ~ can BE- obtained ~.
solutely fresh and guaranteed pure from
Danforth 5. Smith IollinFer Co.. Miilcr'a or
most any good druggist In this city
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
BY Mile. Mareix, Frances Great Prize Beauty
in sight - Remark

It's wonderful 10 look beautiful and youth.
ful The Countess de Chevannc who az
seventy years Of age possesses marvel.
cusly soft, smooth velvet-like skin and al
most girl-like complexion without o. wrinkle
in sight told the writer personally in Paris
that she owed IL an 10 the discovery Of
skin oEnoSis. With this marvellous discov-
cry every complexion biemish can be han.
ished in three nights in many instances and
you can awaken in the morning with a beau
.ifni natural rose colored complexion as
fresh as o daisy.
] have known dozens OF hollow-chcoked
rrinkled, agcd-looking women. who had
given up Oh hope az ever looking heauti-
ful and youthful again. 20 Come back and
again become most beautiful. youthful and
Fascinating In from two 20 three weeks
time b. this wonedrfui simple method
No matter what your age or what YOU
have tried unsuceessfully skin osmosis win
positively bring you new beauty aud youth.
Merely wash your face in warm water az
night and rub IN tedspoonful or two Of
any good pure roseated cream which vou
can obtain from your druggist In tho morn.
ing wash The face with cold water aud rub
in more cream.
In three weeks or less watch the magic
Transformation. See how the old hardened
coarse. rough skin turas into new. fresh
soft youthful looking skin almost before
your very eyes, an due 10 simple skin o.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
How TO Easily Shed
That Bad Complexion

We cannot restore dosenerated facial US.
sue any more than wc can restore lost
limb II Is useless to attempt 20 conNer
worn-out complexion into neN one lue
rational nrncedurc i> 20 remove the coui-
plcNion instcud--remoye the de,italized cut
iclc Not hy surgical means, however, as
the underlying cults is TOO thin. 100 tenueI'
to Withstand immediate exposure. Apply OF
dinarv mercolized waN viii gradually ABSORB
The offending cuticle. BY degrees, 4 nev,
youthful skin appears soft and delicately
tinted as rose petal.
No lady need hesitate 10 try this. Pro
cure an ounce of mercolized wax OF the
druggist. Spread on thin layer before re-
firing removing this IN the morning VII"
soap and water In ten days 10 two weeks
the complexion Is completely Transformed
An approved treatment for wrinkles is
provided by dissolving an ounce OF powder
ed saxolite IN a half pint Of witch hazel
Bathing the face in the solution brings
prompt and remarkable rosuits-Popular
Medicine.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
HALLOWEEN FROLIC.

At the regular meeting of Delaware
Grange. No. as. at Newport. last night,
little was done outside Of routine
business as most of the evening was
devoted to comforting the third and
fourth degrees on three candidates.
The initiation was conducted by r.
p. Robinson. worthy master. assisted
by Henry B. Thompson in the secret
work
The committee i'm charge Of the
Halloween party reminded the mem
hers that the party would be held al
the hall on next Monday evening. The
members are allowed to bring their
friends and are requested to come
masked.
There will be no business meeting
next week, the whole evening. being
given over to the Halloween frolic.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
WOMAN PLUNGEs DOWNSTAIRS.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del. Oct. "a.
While descending a fight of stairs al
ner home on Cedar street. Mrs
George II. Kitchens fell almost the
entire distance with lamp in her
hand. which. fortunately. was not
lighted, and severely hurt her leg.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
&. o. p. RALLY Ar UNJ0N.

Republican mass meeting will be
held at tho Red Mems Hall. Union
Del. on Thursday evening. John p
Nields and Francis II. Hofecker viii
address the meeting. Refreshments
will be served.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24

ent has been secured for this concert
and the division S confident that ii
has secured enough artists TO give one
of the best balanced performances 4
has ever offered.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
A. O. IL ACTINITIFS

The county board A. 0. II. viii meet
on next sunday afternoon in the hall
OF Division No. Z, Fourteenth and
Scott streets.
Division No 4. a. o. H.. Will open
its series Of fall and winter entertain
ments with vocal and instrumental
entertainment on Thursday evening.
Some Of the most prominent local tai
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
RingwOrm
Scalp Sores

II YOU want speedy help try the u. u. D..
Prescription So easy to apply. not greasy
or messy u washes into the scalp and
the relief !. instant
or i you are bothered with excessive
dnndruf-the kind that causes almost un-
bear, he itching IN .our scalp come In
and we viii tell you something about what
this prescription. made In the ID. ID. ID.
Laboratories Of Chicago. has accomplished
in .our own ncighnori ood
Three sizes. 25c. 5Oc and i1.cu aud
your money back II the very hrst bottle
does not relieve our case. Try bottle
tnGsy and you n n not regret u.
IN IN IN For IL Years
-. ~. ~ the Standard
wssEvu.vvzxxzsW, Skin Remedy
The Miller Drug Store, foi-4O6 Market ST
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
CHRISTMAS NOT "cHRrsrrDE. /,

1t was in the days of Daniel
O'Connell. not over sixty years ago,
writes a Seraphic Child of Mary, in
the current issue of The Lamp, that
certain English member of Parlia-
ment presented a bill providing for
change in the word christmas"
In England for centuries the word
mass was held in abomination by
conscientious Protestant bigots. This
man wanted the word altered to
"Christide." so that the objection
able portion, mass" should no
longer offend British ears. The
name of the Jealous member, VINO
had never before introduced a bill,
was Thomas Massey-Massey.
When the bill came up for con-
sideration Mr.. O'Connell submitted
an amendment to the effect that
since the word Christmas was to be
changed to Christide, it would only
be right, just and proper to make a
similar and corresponding change in
the name OF the bill This" said
Mr.. O'Conneil will enable us in
the future to call our friend
Thotide Tidey-Tidey."
The uproar of laughter and APP
plause which followed the Irish
members suggestion overwhelmed
Mr.. Massey-Massey with confusion
and killed his bill so dead that il
was never after seriously referred
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
PATRONS OF COUNTRIES.

Austria-Our Lady.
Belgium-St. Joseph.
Brazil-The Holy Cross.
Borneo-St. Francis Xavier.
Chili-St. James.
The Congo-Our Lady.
England--St. George.
East Indies-St Thomas. Apos-
tie.
Ecuador-The Sacred Heart.
Finland-St. Henry of Upsal.
France-St Denis.
Germany-St. Michael; st. Boni-
face.
Holland-St. Willibrord.
Hungary-St. Stephen.
Ireland=St. Patrick.
Italy-Various
NEIGHBOUR Lady of Guadalupe.
Norway-St. Olaf.
Portugal-St. George.
Scotland--St. Andrew.
Sweden-St. Bridget.
Spain--St. James.
South America-St. Rose of Lima.
United States-The Immaculate
Conception.
Wales-St. David.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
OLD AIR.

The strains of the Tantum ergo
Fall softly on mine ear,
From a sweet-toned organ pealing
While the faithful kneel in
prayer;
And the sacred music stealing
Brings back the long ago,
And child again I'm kneeling
In chapel quaint and low.
The same sweet strains are SWELL
ing,
The incense sweet ascends,
And each fervent creature kneeling
In silent homage bends;
And / breathe a prayer for one and
all,
AS / did in days gone by.
In that dear old country chapel,
Beneath an Irish sky.
Though mighty oceans roll between
That holy place and me,
And the friends who knelt beside
me then
never more may see;
And though many a weary years
gone by
Since I've heard that sweet air
played
In that chapel meath an Irish sky,
Near the spreading beeches'
shade.
Nor time nor distance can efface
The memories that Irvine
Around each dear, familiar place
In that native land of mine;
For that old air brings my spirit
nigh
To the dear spot where I've
prayed
In that chapel meath an Irish sky,
Near the spreading beeches
shade
st. Veronica Moore.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
FOLLOWS ADVICE.

When Gen. Beck was a young
lawyer a man was arraigned for
murder and had no counsel.
"Mr. Beck" said the presiding
Judge, take the prisoner into that
room at the rear of the court. hear
his story and give him the best adj
vice you can"
Accordingly Beck disappeared
with the prisoner, and in half an
hours time returned into the
court-alone.
Where is the prisoner" asked
the Judge.
We'll" replied Beck, slowly, 81
heard his story. and then I gave
him the best advice l could.
said: Prisoner. if l were you I'd
get out of that window and make
tracks He slid down the water
pipe, and the last I saw of him
he was getting over stone wall
half mile away"
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
THESE PROVERBS IRISH.

He who gets a name for early
rising may sleep all day.
Where there's a woman there's
talk, and where there's geese there's
cackling.
A woman has an excuse reader
than an apron.
A man ties a knot with his
tongue that his teeth will not
loosen.
Have your own will, like the
women have.
Three without a rule-a wife, a
pig and a mule.
The husband of the sloven is
known among the crowd.
Don't praise your son-in-law till
the years out.
Better the end of feast than the
beginning of a fight.
Never take wife who has no
faults.
However near a mans shirt is,
his skin is nearer.
A pig in the sty doesn't know the
pig going along the road.
Melodious is the closed mouth.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
RECORD THROW.

A good story is told of the late
William M. Evarts, Attorney Gen
eral, Secretary of State and United
States Senator for New York. While
Secretary of State he took the Eng
llsh Minister cut for a drive on
the banks of the Potomac. They
stopped at Long Bridge. The Min
lister said banteringly: ut is said,
Mr.. Secretary. that Gen. Washing
ton threw a dollar across this river
Rather a long throw, don't you
think so?"
WELL" said Mr.. Evarts.. mot for
him. He threw a sovereign across
the ocean once. you know"
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
WORLDS GREATEST BRIDGE.

The completion of the He'll Gate
bridge at New York will be the
greatest triumph in bridge building
in the world. The He'll Gate bridge
is three and a half miles long and
has the greatest steel arch ever
constructed. 1t has a span of more
than a thousand feet; wide enough
to carry four railroad tracks. No
long bridge in the world now car
ries four tracks. He'll Gate bridge
will form the connecting link be-
tween the railroads of New Eng
land and the rest of the country.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
THEN IT GOT COOL.

At dinner in Dublin there were
two sisters present. One had just
emerged from her widows weeds,
and the other was not long mar
ried, but her husband was in India.
A young barrister who was present
was chosen to take the young widow
to dinner. Unfortunately he was un-
der the impression that his partner
was the lady whose husband was in
India. The conversation commenced
by the lady observing how hot it
was. Eyes, it is very hot" replied
the barrister, "but not so hot as
where your husband is"
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
DEFICIT OF MILLIONS.

Twelve millions of francs is the
deficit incurred by the Roman Ex-
position of 1911. Nathan's insults
to Plus X, the outbreak of cholera
in Italy that year. and its object,
to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary
of Rome as capital of United Italy,
killed the great enterprise.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
GOOD YEAR.

According to the reports of Su-
preme President Gaudin the Cath
Ollie knights of America have had
a remarkably successful year. De-
spite the hard times that prevailed
eighteen new branches were insti-
tuted and 1897 members brought
into the order. The net gain was
1922, due to the large number of
deaths and lapses. The Catholic
Knights have paid to beneficiaries
nearly S20.O00.000,
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17

his charge at Stone river, l here,
in this solemn moment, can sim
cerely say believe that no drawer
heart will rest beneath this con-
secrated sod, and no spirit more
knightly or humane ever fingered
under the shadow of yonder monu-
ment."
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
RAIsIN BREAD.

One big cup brown sugar. one cup
sour milk dissolve one teaspoon
soda in part OF milk. add pinch of
salt, two cups graham -four, big cup
of chopped raisins. Put in small
deep cake pan and bake fifty minutes
In very slow oven.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
FELT SHE HAD KICK.

Are you the editor of the pa
PERI" asked the lady with the drab
spats, calling.
Il am" replied the man with
the poised pencil.
well, l called to ask you If you
wouldn't get larger type My name
was in your paper five times last
week and a neighbor of mine told
me she never saw It,"
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
FATHER coRMER RETIREs.

Rev. Father Cormier. the aged
General of the Order of Preachers,
II is stated is retiring from Office,
and will reside in st. Clemente Of
the Irish Dominicans.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
AWFUL WOMAN.

Madam, the feather in your hat
is getting in my eye" exclaimed a
man in a crowd. The woman
turned around. looked him over and
then inquired: "Why don't you
wear glasses?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
RulI(d5e Earriere.

Snan Spanomitf9, Der fid in feis
ner Susenb fir Die bobere 8eamtens
f~arriere porbereitete, inbem er in Der
Sdule aIes, pas ni9t niet< un6 nas
selfe5t mar, ftabl, ertparb fi9 febr raid
bas @ertrduen feiner @prgefeBten, in
Dem IS ibm gelang, f6on als Inter
beamter Die @ouperrenentsfnHe In
folder S0be gu bernuben, tpie es ionif
nur cen 8eomten Der b0beren Manas
tlafen m0sli9 mar. @af9 unter<
f6lug er fi9 Biz gum COMPARTMENTS
fefretdr berauf, mo CT fi9 balb bur9
@erf@pinbenlafen ether eroBen Mn@
5abl bon Gifenbabnfpagen einen gea9>
teten Namen berf9affte; es oauerte
nidt lanee, 10 bate er Gelegenbeit,
fid ourd 9erfauf pieler sransporte
Weiaen uno Rogsen, Die fir MilitGrs
atpede beifimmt fpnrtn, nod ftdrfer
herbDr5utun, nobel er ni1t perfeblte,
ii9 Die 8etrdse bafiir in bic eigene
Sadie gu fteder. 6ierauf Deranlabte
er, bob ole 8rote, BITE fein @ouDerne=
ment fir Die @olbaten gu liefern bate,
aus reinem 3iegeIftaub unb Giden-
rinoe gebaden tpurben, benn er ging
BON Der febr ri9tigen Grtenntnis aus,
ooB Der rufiifde Spibat ia f~otptefo ME
ods 8rot felbit befommt (irgenb elm
anberer Gouberneur psrfauft es ia
bo9), Dber Der Soloat befomrnt es 70
fpdt, oaB IS fi9 BON einem Surro9dt
Observation-Disclosures Muterialien iibers
baupt nidt mebr unterf9eiben ldBt,
Gin herborragenbes 9erbienit nm oas
ruffifde Seer erfparb er ih baour&,
oaB er ftatt Rraut Gds.fpdbne ein<
fibrte, altes Stiefe[leber gu 6leii6s
fonferpen berarbeiten lieb unb ftntt
Gardiner alte 2ampenoo9te in Die Dls
sefiuten 8le9biidfen legte.
Ils nun Der 4rieg ausbra9, berz
fdufte er bic gar5e Stabt duF Mbbru9
on einen Observation-Disclosures. Dae
Bel ipuroe er aber ertnppt, unb oaraufs
bin gum 9eneraleouperneur eruannf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
Gali6nade.
3tpri intereRante biftnrii@e Grems
pIare bieier Mrt.

Gs birfte nibt aIlgemetn befannt
fetn, bob ii9 unter Dem popiergelb,
nit benz 1871 Elm Sell Der frana0fiz
f4en &riegsentI9dbisung beaablt tpura
81 al6 Elm Gali9ftud befano. gs
mar bies Elm na9gemodter preuBifder
5unberttalerfdetn, Der getpiB obne
S9ulb Der frana0itf6en arntli9en
5tellen unter Dos iiExige papiergelb
seraten mar. 0te Na9abmnng, bic,
fpie man fpdter feffitel1te, BON ei1em
Barrier @robeur berriibrte, mar 10
bor5iisli9, bob tie ni6t lei9t gu ents
oeden mar. 9as 9auptmerfmal Der
Sdlfaune beftarb, spie mir Der
inuftrierten Gbronif Ser Rrieg4
(5randbf9e @erlass6anoIung, Stuts-
gar) entnebmen, in Dem an @teGe Der
iibli9en @trafanbrobung eingebrudten
5aB: sWer @uiGaume ober 8ismord
Gebenbig Ser frana0iif9en 3epnblif
ausliefert, erbdlt bafir Die @umms
BON aebn Wilipnen 5ranfs." Do fd
fir oies e~igenartige Solidftiid fofort
eth 2iebbober fano, Der es gum oollen
@el0pert eritano, botte bic preuBi19e
Re9nungsfdmmer ni9t nDttg, Ii9 tpez
gen grfab mad paris gu fpenoen. -
uebrigens hotte itb fdon boroem elm
mol Elm Gbnli9er .66er3" e%reignet.
Sur 3ett 5rtebri9s bes @roBen mar
in Der preuBif9en Minae Elm i9lefis
f9er 4rbeiter bef6dftiet, Der aber,
na40em S4leiien preubif6 ~eeporben,
auf fetnen neuen 2anoesberrn nint
gut gu fpre9en mar. Dos bra6te er
baour6 gum Mugbrud, oaB er bic
Worte Gin Heidstaler," Ole am
Nanoe Der nit Dem &opf bes RDnigs
ee5ierten Bilbfeite angebradt fparen,
berart trennte, bob man lefen mnBte.
Gin Neih ftabl err ObippN mon
ben fdledten Mib f9on balo entbedte,
paren bod fdpn cine Mn3aN biefer
maieitdtsbeleioisenoen Miinsen in Sen
9erfebr eefommen. unb tpenrt es ald
gelaag, Die Mebraabl bopon tpieoer an
Ole Miin5e auriidaufiibren, 70 FIND
bod etIide .uneinbrtngli9A geblieben
unb fiibren atpeife1os beute nod ols
fOftbare Mertnirbigfeit Elm bef9aulis
DIES 0afein in Der einen ooer onberen
Miin5enfnmmlung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
Geiner 6erinagfdIat.

Man 59neibet brei getpGTerte uro
e~ntsrdtete 9erinse, brei Bis bier faure
@urfen uno bier eroBe Mepfel in
gleidmdbiee, redt fleine Stiide unb
tut alIes in Elm poraenan> poer @tein>
gutgefdB. Damn maht man auf benz
9erb bon bier GbIDffeln. @peifeOl unb
eiuem gebduften 26ffel Naebl cine Gina
brenne, 3l Der man cine SbertaHe niHt
gu idarfen gfiis sieBt unb 70 Ianee
riibrt. Bis 5i9 bic MaHe BON Dem Sopf
loft. 5ierauf f9ldst man in einem
9opf Elm ganaes 81 unb brei 2Dffel
@peifeDl gut 0urheinanber, tut bic
@inbrenne 0a3u unb berriibrt in Der
Mafe rei9li9 Moftri1, @ala, 3uder
un6 geriebsne 3piebeI (a[les mad @es
f9mad), 70 baB cine iebr feife, pifante
Manonnaiie entiteht. Die Mafe pirb
III nit ben 9erinsen u. +. IN. per>
mifdt unb falt selteGt. 8ur5 por
benz @ebrau9 flint man einen mittle@
rem. Seller bon flein sei9nittenem
Ralbsz ober G1neinebraten (man
lam CUR Not au9 anbere 8ratenreite
pertpenoen), berribrt GILES gut uno
i9medt ben Salat ab. Wan garniert
Den Salat nit gebadtem 81 uno pfefs
fersurfen ober Maoies9en nno rotten
Hiiben. Dies lit elm altes, febe be-
tDdbrtes ReSept. 11ebrisens fam man
6ie oben bei9riebene Mappnnaife, ets
mas NIT Gfignafer Derbiinnt, febr
gut au falttm 8raten, Slid u. I. IN.
9eben, ba fie febr tpoblf9medenb unb
preispert 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
prin5 ausge5eio6net.

Der aaifer bat Dem aSnts pom
SaHfen folsenoe Depdhe iiberianbt:
sd babe Dem prinaen Griebrif
gbriffian fir anoauernb bortrefflims
Dienfte ols Drbonnanapffi5ier TN
Stabe bes @eneraltommanbos bes
IL. 4rmeeforps auf Norfhlag bes
fommanoierenben Generals bas giiers
ne areu5 eriter aIaFe berIieben un6 es
modt mir Jrerbe, Did bierbpn In
Genntnis feben 81 fDnner, Milbelm
8. r. 9ierauf trnf nafiteben6e
Qntfport Elm: nWielen Danf fiir Dein
10 freunblides S%elegramm, In benz 9u
mir bic @erleibung oes g~ifernen Rreus
5es erfter alafe an meinen a~tpeiten
Sobn mitteilft. Sd BIN ftol5 barauf,
oaB nun f6rn mein atpeiter @obn fif
bisfes bobe miIitdrifde gbrenaeiden,
uno 5fpar auf Mntrag feiner 0orgeiebs
ten, peroient bat. Das lit ein autes
@or5eiden, baB lie getreu ben llebers
%lieferunsen meines 5au5es an9 In 3us
funft, no fe binseftelt tperben, I'm
8riege ipit I'm Grieoen, ala brabe Col
oaten ibrs Nflidt tun ,psrbsn. Grieo.
rid ai9aif.4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21

Sonn- uno 6eiertagen germ llittpa1-
oeln. Aud ih abmte bolo oie er.
gOblihe Site nad. 9n idb aber
imnler 3eit eebraudte, bis id ans
mir beralis uilo ben Menlben nabe
fam, 10 oouerte es al6 in Still-
banIen cine lange @eile, big id)
mir elm paar Sreunoe geinmmelt.
Weine @dnge Dem 8riinbolsli,
chen ieiem fleinen @aloe, 81 ge-
ldaben LANCE 3eit in beoadtlamer
@iniamfeit.
eines Sommertags crying id
mid oa audi 10 gan5 fir mid nj
LEM. IS mar beiB gum llmiinfen,
Die Eflaiterlteine in sen StraBen
rno Die Wmlern Ser Sauier glib
ten. Der SimmeI trug elm ougen-
ifmer5eno leudtenoes glau nno
tDeiBe, buidige Sdgelmolfen itanoen
regungslos oarin, einige iber ser
'Stoot, einige oriiben iiber Dem
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s hpfoIa0e&Tprte

glf big 5tpOlf nn5en feline Butter
riibrt mar gu Sahne. sibt na9 uno
nad, frdftig nad elmer Settle rib
reno, feds big iieben unaen feinen
3uder, 5ebn5 @igelb. feds Bis fisben
unaen unseiddlte, feinseitoBene Mane
beln, iieben Biz aht unaen fsingeriez
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mad Mbfublen unb Musitiirasn nit
elmer re9t glatten gbofolaoengIaiur.
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in fleine Stiide 5erbrpdene, redt
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3uder an Der Settle Der qfnnne berum
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auBen gut abtrodnet; banr rsibt man
bier poer fiinf TafeIn gbofolabe unb
riibrt bieie aud NIT Dem .3uder unb
nit Den giern nod cine Diertelitunbe.
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ten gierf9nee barin, bas NaFe aber,
bas auf benz 8ooen bleibi, nidt; ben
Gerud sibt man bon fetngeitobsner
8aniae. Man beitreidt einer Tprs
tenreif NIT Butter. betest ben 8obsn
oapon NIT Sblaten, sibt Die seriibrte
9orte hinein, badt fie gana langiam tn
bic A6bre, sibt fie borln, freni1 fe fdon
bon oben 5~erfprunsen IN, berdus uno
ma1t eiH beliebisss gis barber.