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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-08

"|-'' TNTTtT1, TII0UT
prices For steel has been known as the barometer
OF business and barber, probably % 10 the steel safety
blade a, a bad omen M.o
Just how the war affected the sSs1 q shave, +. not
known to the hymcn Possibly @l64t.Ics cost more
But the stampede TO the safety 76T, was not halted b
men making effort to learn the why and wherefore
they simply bought the safety appliances and went TO work
Duluth asked SO cents for haircut Probably every
bald man in the town rcbcllcd While the razor of the
home variety IS not o much use in cutting the hair it may
be that the citizens OF Duluth resolved to wear long hair
When the BARRIERS OF the nation tackle increased rate,
they meet a comhaan worthy OF their mc,,c And Duluth
famous years ago in congress as the zenith city of the
unsalcd sea" acquires added fame hy joining hand,
with the safety razor trust
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-08
Names Is Names
Located.

{ Norwood Bumpus live, at New Al
bgny, Ind
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Copyright, 1917 by y. c. Fisher. Trade
Marx Registered U, S. Patent oWlesD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-08
'HIST0RYBTTS.
One Hundred Years Ago Today.

lSl7-Ncarly a score OF persons
were placed on trial, and subsequently
executed for forging notes on the Bank
ni Enpland
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A LITTLE PIECE OF STEEL.

DCLuII comes along with the plcciu news that little
piece Of steel in the form OF a safety razor blade
has upset the schedule made by the BARRIERS who raised
nL-re L-r Nclr. s-cl Nm. hcrn Lnn..n ~ l. L,-.-.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-16
A. PROCLAMATION
by Governor A. 0. Stanley Designat.
Ing Week Of November II to II
"Y. VI. c. A. War Fund Week."

TO THE PEOPLE OF KENTUCKY,
GREETINGS:
WHEREAS hundreds of thousands
of our boys have been called from
their home to training camps and to
a foreign land, where when relieved
temporarily from the ordeal of duty
in the front line trenches they are
subjected to temptations and evil in
luences that are demoralizing to the
individual, the President of the Unit
ed States forewarned by the efforts of
the other Governments to minimize
the evil among their own forces, has
added to other war preparations
plans for protecting our boys as much
as possible in their hours Of leisure
To the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, Knights of Columbus and
Voung Mems Hebrew Association or
ganizations devoted to and expert
cnced in the young man problem, has
been assigned the responsibility for
surrounding the environments and rest
camps and cities behind the battle
line with wholesome influences to
furnish places where our soldiers
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-16
MORE SCHOOL DAYS A BENEFIT

The discussion Of the value Of ayearround schools
continues is interesting learn what thought Of the
system city where the 2monh school year has ceased to be
novelty and where adopted needed and helpful peace
Two the schools Mason City, a divided the
into four 12week periods with promotions at the end of every
quarter This system extended from the kindergarten the close
high school Naturally necessated Encouragement Of study
schedules changing Of the hafear 2week and
to 24week courses
The superintendent of the Mason City High School explained
regent interview what have been shown be of the dvan
ages Of the system In the first place kept 100000 invest
ment working straight through the year instead of letting lie idle
for three months 1t has enabled children who have leave school
and work they old enough go farther with
their formal education than they could under the old regime Many
of them who would have gone beyond the grades years
of high school work. and others finished the four years They
better fitted for earning their living than they would have been
with less schooling 1t enabled other students who accustomed
working through vacations choose the three months which
they could the most lucrative employment Teachers glad
to have their profession raised above rank Of seasonal occupation
and to be able to choose their vacation periods
From the educational side there interesting fact noted
The pupils themselves did better work the months following
than they had done in the preceding months
that had followed And their health didn't suffer
from all year round work, either
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Club No. s

The Public Ledger, daily, one year.
The Cincinnati Post. daily, one year.
The National Stockman, weekly,
one year.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-16
WAR BREAD"

1t widely rumored that the administration contemplating
drastic supervision of the baking industry Within month"; says
report President Wilson will issue proclamation placing all bak
under license and forbdg the baking but war bread
under formula be furnished by the government There will be
established compulsory standards of quality weight and price
This will be radical measure, perhaps the most radical yet i'll
auguated of unprecedented federal regulation But the
administration may rest assured that if it appears
to be- there will be opposition from any Ameri
The bakers and the public have been asked adopt voluntarily
designed 20 per of -four for the
of allies and make bread cheaper for the American
without making it less wholesome the bakers refuse chang
their formula and sandardze the weight and price of oave
the public neges make imperative demand for such changes
there is nothing left but for the food administration step
dictate the requisite reform The comes the better
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-16

may enjoy comforts immune from do
grading Weed and to~provide amuse-
ments recreatlons and reading and
writing facilities.
General Pershlng. commanding our
oxpeditionary force abroad has urged
the prompt extension Of the Y. NJ. G.
A. activities In France, and our allies
are requesting the same benefcient
minlstratlons among their troops. A
commission OF leading men OF affairs
after careful survey OF the sltua'
ton and needs has determined that II
will require an expenditure OF $685.
100000 to perfect the project. Ken
tucky's allotment OF this fund is $780,
900 which our people are requested to
raise by popular subscription.
THEREFORE,, I, A. o. Stanley,
Governor of this commonwealth, In
accordance with the plans OF those
to whom the President OF these U. s.
has committed this responsibility,
declared November II to II inclusive,
"Y.' NJ. c. A. WAR FUND WEEK." for
the purpose Of raising Kentucky's al
lotment of the $35,OOO,OOO funds and
urge patriotic citizens throughout the
commonwealth to contribute Of their
means to this cause with heartfelt
gratitude to the boys who are leaving
behind them the pleasures and asso-
Citations OF home environments to Of
fer their lives as the supreme token
of devotion to their country.
This project, designed to protect
the health and morale Of our boys to
increase the probability of their safe
return to maintain the morale of our
lrmy and so lessen the cost and cur
tail the duration of the war, is en-
dorsed by our military leaders and
commends itself to the patriotic sup
port of all good citizens.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, |, A.
o. Stanley, Governor Of the Common
wealth of Kentucky aforesaid, have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
seal of the Commonwealth to be af-
fixed at Frankfort. the 10th day of
November in the Year of Our Lord,
one thousand nine hundred and sew
enteen, and in the one hundred and
twenty-sixth year of the Common
wealth.
A. o. STANLEY.
By the Governor.
James p. Lewis, Secretary of State.
By Il. Matt Karr, Assistant Secre-
tary of State.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-16

and stayed four weeks but when / came
hcme l would faint just the same and
had the same pains.
A friend who is nurse asked me to
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. began taking it that very day
for I was suffering q great deal. Ithas
already done me more good than the
hospital. To anyone who is suffering
as was my advice is to stop in the first
drug store and get bottle Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before
you go home. "-M Mrs. w. C. Brown
2S44 W. 18th St., Cleveland, Ohio.
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of Mr.. and Mrs. John Leming Of
Ninth street, while his bride is the
daughter of james Pangburn, of
Georgetown, formerly Of this place.
Both were attending the local schools
when they hiked to Maysville and
were married. The groom is 16 years
old and the bride IA, so we have been
informed.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-16
CHILDREN WE'D

Mr.. James NJ. Day, aged q, and
Miss Gladys Pangburn, aged Is, both
of Ford, KY, were married here yes
terday by Rev. w. b. Campbell, pas
tor of the First NJ. E. Church, South
They were accompanied by Misses
Alma and Eva Leming.-Fridays
Public Ledger.
In commenting on the above the
Manchester Signal says:
James Martin Day is the grandson
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Club No. 4
The Public Ledger. daily, one year
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
ono year.
Farm and F'ireside, twice a month
ono year.
McCall's monthly, one year.
All four $3.50.
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four MrrNS
IN HOSPITAL
No Relief-Mrs. Brown Fin.
ally Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Cleveland, Ohio. For years I suf.
fered 80 sometimes II seemed as though

i couiu not stand
1t my longer. 1t
was all in my lower
organs. At times /
could hardly walk,
for II I stepped on q
littlo stone ! would
almost faint. One
day l did faint and
my husband W q Q
sent for and the doc
tor came. Twas Ia
ken to the hosuital
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-16
NATIONAL RIVERS AND HARBORS
CONGRESS- POSTPONED

Pittsburg, Penn, November 13-Of-
fetal announcement has been made of
the postponement until further no
tice of the fourteenth annual con-
vention of the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress, which was sched-
uled to be held in Washington De-
oember 5, and 7. 1t is said that,
on account of business connected
with the war, hotels are unable to ac-
commodate the large number of dele
gates expected. Under such condi-
tons it will be impossible to hold the
convention in Washington and the
difficulty of completing arrangements
to hold it elsewhere on the announced
dates is so great that the only prac-
ticable course to follow is to an
nounce the postponement of the con-
vention until further notice.
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All three $500.
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Club No. 6
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EXTRA COMBINATION OFFERS
Cluh No. 1

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ono year.
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The Federal reserve banking sys-
TEN is three wears old today.
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How's This :

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

fen miiFen auf t6iben Seiten golbgelb
baden unO per5en nit Der @iertubenz
f9aufel gepenOet, penn Die untere
Seite gebrdunt 1T.
Rraut ben rot6en Ruben
5u3ubereiten.-Die abgeI9nit=
teaen 8lGtter per0en gut gelpoiden
unb in Sol3paKer IS Minuten lang
eefo9t. Dos WaHer fpirb bann abgez
goFen unb bic 9ldtter fein gebadt.
Sn elmer pFanue pir6 Elm @BloffeI
Butter nit einem baIbsn 96eel5Ffel
Me6f gebiinitet. @is gebadteu 9ldt=
ter. Sol5 unO 8feffer nu4 geidmud
btnausefiigt unO ales gut nit ungez
fG9r 5 @bl0ffel Mil4 Dermenet.
@ter in GFptt. IT Sine belize
bige 6orm pirb falt ousesIpilt uHO
Der 8oben 6srIslbcn nit FIiiKigsm
4fpit begOFsn. Sif es eritarrt, orbnet
man bartgetobts @ier ober Gierz
bGlffen bomuf legt na9 @sfoler
8unge, RolbfleiI9, Sorbellen ooer
pfeffereurten bd5piI9en, flint Ous
ii6rige, erfoltete, bod nod nt9t feiF
qeporbene 4Ipit bariiber unb Itiir0t
Sos @eri9t na& Dem o0ligen Grtals
ten. 6ier5u III cine MdponnaiIenz
faucs 0ortreffli9.
9ftrfi9e in gD0nac. ~
Sin boraiisIithes 9efert, bas ii9 aud
Bel ben 6erren Der S90pfung GROCER
8eliebt6eit erfreut, pirb pie folst 6erz
oeIfelt: Ulon ma9t einen SDrup, I'M
Dem man auf ieoes pfunb Trii9te z
pfunb Suder re9net, lGbt ibn gum
4o6en tommen uno I9Gumt Jpn ab
Oarouf legt man bic bolbirten unb
entternten, gel9dlten PfirIife binein
unp ldBt fe Langlam to9en, bis iie
pei1 unb burdii9tig iinb; iie biirfen
nibt breiig perOen. 6ierouf iperben
Tie 6erausgenommen unO in bic SID;
Ier oeI9i6tet. Der Sprup ptro NIT
elmer 6onbooGl aus ben Steinen gez
l0fer Rerne 15 Ulinuten lang fpeiter
oefpdt unb iiber bic Srii9te gegoFen
Damn Isbt man PRO qfunO 5rii4te ie
eine bdlbe SaKe GOsnac (8ranbp)
bin5u, Iiebt, 6aB bic Slider Big an ben
Rano bon nit SIiifigteit iinb, unb
perI6lieBt Te luftbiht. SObolO bic
Trii9te ii9 gsniissnb nit Der Gognac=
MiI8ung bOueeIosen boben, finfen
Ite ouf ben goben beS @loies rieoer
uub fino bunn gum 9ebrau4 fertig.
Waeerrettig in puIpers
form oufbepn9ren. Die
NleerrettigItonssr perOen getpaI4en,
absepubt, I4usn getrOdnet, oann in
S&etben geI6nitten unO i'm Sodofea
oeb0rrt un6 nu9ber gu pulper gemabs
len OOer sefoBen. Die Qlufbepd9rung
bes pulDers erfolai in @losfloi4en,
pel9e nit aortitOpIslu gu OeridlieBsp
iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

bies mogli3 1T, 0ffnen. gan5 beion
oers aber bic rteren 3beile Der Sen
Iter. 2sbieIi4 6ur8 bieIs 1T cine ge'
nieenbe 9urbliiftung bes 3immer1
m0gIicb. 2lud 6dufiees idltes 2luf'
poI9en Der Mobnrdums uno 5eniter.
feline Ioipie bos 2Iuffensn BON @e.
fGBen nit BaKer pdbrenb Der fei'
BEN Sage trdgt duBeroroentlib 0o3u
BEL, bdB uHs teim 9etreter elmer 70
bebonOslten Mobnun9 cine angenebm.
Riible empTdngt, unb OaB mir uns
pdbrenb Der 6unOstoge in unIersu
bier DGnbsn am be6oglibfen fiiblen
@fiigpaf 9ungen
Bel 6iBisem GieBsr pirtcn ti9lcnh
unb erfriIfeno, unb fnb Defenders
Bel g2o9tI9peiBen gu smpfsbler, an
beFen 3ur 6dlfte nit BuKer Der.
biinnt. gFigiiberl6lGse BEL 9opf'
i9mer5en unb GhispoIdungen Bel
O6nma9ten Iin6 aleemein gebrGub'
lib. Qu4 Iino GfIigpoIhungen Elm
gutes 8orbeusunssmittel segeH Qufs
lieeen. @Fisgurgelungen, beSp. pins
Ieluneen Iino bei Dip9t6eris gu ems
pfebIen. @FigOdmpFs bdben cine linz
bernbe Birting bei 9inbern, nelhe
an Der bGutigen @rdune tronf liegen;
Iie berminbern bic Mtbsmnotb unO
9lnfiilung Der 8eren nit fdle4tem
glut, erleiHtern onbernfons bic arh=
l6Iuno Der SGutc. geines GFignuHsr
nit 8udsr Ober Sim6eerioft 1T tiibs
lenoes, OurItl0i9snoes un0 angeneb'
mes @etrGnf.
@oI3 fir Bic 3Gbne
Sul3 oIs 3a6npuIDer perpsnbei
bGrtet 6as 3dbnfleifb unO bdIt bic
8G9ne seIuub unO peiB.
.Reues MitteI segen bic
nsns unb Snfstteniti4e.
Wlon nimmt 2 lln3en fliiHisen
Solmiat, cine 9albe llpe 8ampferlpi.
ritus, / lln5eRadenIal5 un6 l Quart
WoHer unb miI9t bas @an3e gut
bur6einanber. @inise Sropfen OieTer
9DIung auf bic Nunbs getbun. nat'
benz man ben Sto6el entfsrnt Bot.
geuiisen. I'm ben S9mer5 iOfort 81
t0bten. Sine 9eI9pulf tommt MIDI
Dor. gs 1T babsr gu smpfcblen, cir
GlGI99en bieIer G0lung Itets i'm
8ienenItonb ju ettpoigem @ebraud
bereit au bolten. Nu9 BEL Snisiten,
Iti6sn leiitet bas WlitteI cute Disnits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
IelunbbettspFryr.
HrH@ts ais Mraneien.

Srii9te ais Qr5neien.
SSrl@te liefern eineu bor5igliaen
2lr5ueiIdab. Der sesen ulerlei tDrpsrz
li9e 8el9perbsn CUTE Dienite leiitet.
Weintrouben unb bsiOnbers blaue
Srouben Iinb nobr9oft unb blutreiniz
genb. Sbnen Foigen i'm meoi5inii4en
Mertb bic pFirli9s, bic ieOo6 nidt
iiberreif iein biirfen. unb friihmorz
gems. gang nii4tern seuoFen, am ses
IunbeIten Tinb. @ine tdgltd Morgens
nii8tern senoKsne Orange lit elm Dorz
3iiglides Mittel gegen Iale9te @erz
bauun9 uno turirt BEL lGngerer &ur
meiIt griinblib. @etO9te glepfel iino
fir iiingere Rinber gerabe5u unents
bebrli9, unb MAIDEN es ben @ltern
un0 Yflegerinnen mOgli9, obne unans
gsne9me pulper unO Mlirturen ouSs
3utOmmen. Der Saft Der Somaten 1T
gan3 ousgeoei9net Bel 2eberz uno
SornbeI9perben, unb Der Soft Der
@aKsrmelone 1T Bel 6ieber uno glies
renleiben gsrabe5u un18dBbor. Der
Sdft elmer 3itrone in elmer SaHe bei>
Zen &afFees 1T Elm ausgeoet4netes
Tlittel aesen &OpfThmer5en, uno pie
gut fn6 ale TrudtTGfte oIs Yeigabe
gum @aFer in jeber 8rantenitube.
Saft aus 8rombeeren, nit 3uder etns
eeto9t, 1T Elm eutes 8erubigungsmit@
tel beim 9uTten.
@egen SommerfprofIen
1T Concentrates 8prar MaHer gum
BoI9en, getupfen uno gu llmI4ldz
gen elm autes W1ittel. Won bereitet
es, inbem man allmdbIih 10 biel pull
periIirtes 8orar in cine TlaIbe Iaiitz
tet, pie Ii1 i'm WoTsr oufl0it; babel
I9ittelt man bic 6laIGe nit Der 2Ds
Iung tii9tig. 9lu4 fiub aDiungen
bon 8rOmIGure unb 3itroneniGure in
@aFsr empfeblenspertb, ooer Be
tupfen Der 5Ieds nit reinem 3itrO'
nenIaft.
- q . = Il ten Del QD u
me i'm Sonimer.
8e6sr5issnspert6e Dinte iiber bos
2iiFten Der Mobnung in Der beiben
Sa6res5eit iiuo folgenbe: Sobalo bic
WorgenTonne bur4 Oie5enitsr i4eint,
Iollen bieie 10 blot fpie nur irgenb
m0glib oerI&lonen perOen, pd6reno
man ouf Der S9attenIeite Der 2uft
ungebinbert ginsang in bic Wobnung
perI@aFft. 2lbsabs Dor osm S@lofen=
geben 0Ffnet man Tdmmtlide Ebiiren
unb TenItsr unb ldBt nit 6ilfe oes
@egsrSugss oroenili6 friide 9uft in
bic 3imnsr bringen. 2luh bes Ra4ts
IOl man S3iirsp uuo EenItsr, lplpsis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

oe Idnhidt 0ieie Sinif bis fait GIT
&niebobe ino oieielbe Stiderei peilen
ole gIermel auf. Ser groBe $ut, oie
Seioenitriimpfe unO Solbi9ibe film.
men in Der 5arbe nit 0em &leioe
iibereiu.
Sebr mooiib elegortte, aus oret
Stiideu belte6en0e &oItiime iperoen in
&ontbinotionen BON DeriddeOenemO1a-
terial offerirt. 9ltlas un0 Serge lit
beiouoers popular. Cine iiberaits ge-
id)idte &onobabunq Oieier Stoffe
3eigt uniere brittle sSlritration. Serge
in 9eiae 5arbe imo marineblmier SIT.
Las fin0en Iidj bier bereiut Gin ga.
letot bon 0reioiertel 2Gnge bon oera
beige.farbigen Serge lit gefiittert nit
morineblmtem 9[tlas. 0inlfelblmie
SorntnOpfe 0ienen benz Sadet als Ser
3ierling. Geiben bon ntarinebloier
Sei0en1biteppiing iungeben Sen HonO
0es &rogens in0 Der D1anibetten
uno ergeben cine biibI1e &ontraitnotc
ouf Dem beige.forbigen Seree. 0oS
9leiO ielbIt lit ausgefiibrt in beige.
farbigen Serge uuo mnrineblaitem
NtIas, in0em ser 2ettere fir oen gam
3en S6cil oes 3leioes ober6nlb ser
&iiften sur @erpen0ung fouut. Ger
Serge lit mth I'M 9lod nit ointfel-
bloiter Seioena6iteppung ber5iert.
Gin Ioier, faltiger @iirtel bon ocm
9(tldS oient 0o5u, Die 6iiIe in Der
EoiGenlinie einuboltet. 8emerfens-
wertb an Dem 9lod lit cine Ieidte geof.
fnaq an 6en Seiten.
SIN g(ngerneinen peihen oie Bis
iett erIdienenen &ohiontmerbiite in
@e3ug oif 9inie uno Stil mlr iebr
meniq a6 bon oen bisberiaen Mo0el'
len. 0ies rehutirt pobl ans DER
Qbotobe, oas sic Whtiter8eiflner nut
ibren neuen N1o0eIlen nod 3uriidboI-
ten, bis oie neuen 4oltiine bon &oris
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

fir gSadmittags in 8etrabt fonImen-
Dds s5liter ooer 6oHolt fir oieis
9leioer nulB bon Teibteitem @epidt
Sein. @bineiil6e SeiOe oOer ielbit
Sibertpy ySeioe lit einem oidt gelpobe-
iter Seioen. ooer gltlasitoff Oor5it5ie'
ben Gie enq ai1paiien0e llntertaiae
1T aeiuo6nlid bon g1es, oas einenl
@iirtItreifen angeieBt lit, tbatla3ltt
Der ein5ige feite Salt an Dem gon5er
atberiIfen 4oitium. Dieie llnterbloii.
ie bon g8ee ioate bdiIfig ernaiert
peroeit, nm Dem @leio oas fril6e
glusleben 81 erbalten.
@abreno 0as oErot-5rod" fir
93odmittags bor3ugspeiie 9Iatte 81.
MEN 6egiinitigt 1T 9rapirung bel
Gem GaiBfleio fir abenolibe 8mede
ein bemerfenspertber 6oftor @s lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Sir bic &ade.

6omburgcr 9 9ntBeG. -
Gs pirb II pfunO GleiI9 (Fein aes
badD, eenommen, In pel9es man
cine Semmel {gepei9t), eiu 81, cine
seriebene 3ptsbel, SaIS unb pfeffer
t6ut. 0os pirb gut bur&eemii9t
unb in tleine 9anen gsformt, in 9r0e
lei gerollt unb Had seSriidt, in beis
Bem Gett ge6roten unO nit &ortoffeln
Ierbirt.
8Iumenfobl. IT. Wlon aiebe bic
Stenesl bes @lumenfobls gut a6,
nebme nit einem ipiben WeKer be
tleinen 8ldtter heraus, loHe aber bic
R0pfe 70 biel als m0sli9 gang unb
leoe iie in Wdfer, bdnit, penn ettpa
nod cine 3aupe barin beritedt pdre,
Iol9e beroustDmme. Qllsbann ptrb
oerIelbe in tOdsnbem DoFer uno
SolS langIam miirbe getodt unO gum
Qlblaufen borIi9tis nit einem
Sdouml0ffel ouf ben Dur9f9lug ge>
legt, nm bic &0pT9en onisbulib 5u
erbalten, unb bunn I9neI 5useOedt.
8etm 9(nri1ten perben bieie 70 ges
leot, buB bic 8lume oufpGrts febt,
uno pirb bann cine bide RrebsIauce
ober cine SobnenIouce bariiber gegez
BEN, nobel aber erit nod bas berausz
geloufmeBaFer entfernt perben muB.
Sim beften legt man ben 8lumentobl
gum Qbto6en in cine Serbiette, oumit
berIelbe beim Serausnebmen. ni4t
6recbe unb gut ablaufe. 3eit bes Stoz
dens einunoeinoiertel Stunosn.
BetBtpbf qGin{en. -
Non pubf cine eroBe ober 3ioei fleine
@eiBtoblfoubsn, inbem man bic du-
beren aroben 9l1tter entfernt, ou9 bic
oIIsu farten Striinte forti@ueioes;
Dann ndI9t man ben &obl, Deat ibn
nit friItem Wchsr, briidt i6n aus
un0 Idneibet ibn in feline Strsiten.
URan fo@t Jpn mil Ie6r penis WaRer,
stmos Sals unO gebodtsm Hiimmel
qor uno lGbt ibn ertalten. ylun gi6t
man elm Stiid'4en Butter oOer &unf=
butter, elm ST. etpas Sol5 uno 10
piel Mlebl gu benz 9Obl, 0oB Elm bid
liher, e6ener Gsia entftebt, BON benz
man nit oemSASpHoffsl tlsine qlins
ZEN (pie oon Hartoffelpufferteia) in
cine flo6e qfanns nit iiebenb tsiber,
gelbgepurDspsr Butter eibt- 0isPltns