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New-York tribune., 1917-07-26
Senators Assail
Rivers Congress
For Lobbying
National Body Accused of
Fighting Congressman
Who Opposes 1t

Washington, July 25.-Attacks in the
Senate to-day upon the s27,OoO,ooc
rivers and harbors bill centred in an
indictment by several Senators Of the
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
which maintains headquarters in Wash
ington and carries on an active cam
paign for waterways improvements.
Senator'S Kenyon, of Iowa, and Jones
of Washington, Republicans, and King
Of Utah, Democrat, led in the criticism
of the organizations activities, which
were vigorously defended by Senator
Ransdell, of Louisiana, Democrat, fol
many years president Of the Waterways
Congress.
That "backfres" have been set ir
their home states against certain Sen
ators and Representatives by those in.
terested in the organizations propa'
ganda was charged by Senator'S Kenyon
and Jones. Senator King declared he
could see no difference between the &C.
tivities of the Rivers and Harbors Con.
gress and that of other organizations
criticised for illegitimate lobbying.
Senator Ransdell protested that the
organizations efforts have been along
strictly legitimate, open and public
lines, and declared that no one connect.
ed with it had ever been charged with
lobbying among members Of Congress
Senator Jones said that, after he op.
posed a rivers and harbors bill. the
secretary Of the Waterways Congress-
tried to enlist the newspapers OF
Washington State to make cara,
paign' against him. Senator Ransdell
disclaimed any knowledge Of the incl.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26
All State Troops Enrolled
Except Those From Cali
fornia and Southwest
Best Will Sail Soon
Enrolment To Be Complete
August S; Border Men
First for France

Washington, July 25.-Two-thirds o.
the entire National Guard of the coun
try was in the Federal service tonight
under President Wilson's call and ac
cording to the War Departments pro-
gramme.
The remaining units will be brought
in August 5, on which day the whole
force Of probably 100000 men will be
drafted into the army Of the Unitec
States and will lose its status as mill.
tia. From that day on the state troops
can be used for any duty the President
may direct, and will be subject to nc
limitations that do not also apply to the
regular army.
The first increment Of the guard was
called out ten days ago. Those called
to-day in the second increment embrace
New England, Middle Western and
Northwestern states and several South
ern states. Probably more than 150,-
600 men went on the Federal payroll
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
troops and those from several other
states were in the first increment.
Drafted Men to Fill Ranks
With liberalization OF the entire
force complete after August the ranks
of all regiments will then be filled up
to full war strength with men from
the selective draft lists.
There have been many things to in.
dicate that Guard regiments which are
now fairly well equipped and which had
the benefit of the border mobilization
will not be held long at the divisional
training camps. II transportation is
available, the best of the state troops
may be hurried to France at once, stop
ping only for final Quitting before they
sail. The intensive instruction TO III
them for trench warfare will be given
at the American training camps in
France, where General Pershing's
troops already are at work. =
In the New England states 10000
Guardsmen were modified to-day. Sew
eral thousand men, including three reg
iments of Massachusetts, infantry and
all the Vermont troops, except 100 re-
serves, already are in the service. The
others are gathered at armories and
temporary camps.
Rhode Islands Guard, numbering
1858 officers and men, was reviewed by
Governor Beeckman at Providence to-
day. The coast artillery commands win
be distributed among various forts OF
Rhode Island and Massachusetts, and
the mounted companies will go into
camp at Qu1nset Point until ordered
elsewhere.
1000 Enrolled From Tennessee
approximately, ,t00Tennessee Guards
men passed into Federal service. For
mer United States Senator Luke Lea is
lieutenant colonel of the 1st Artillery.
In North Carolina more than 1000
Guardsmen have been modified. Ad-
jutant General Royster said the state
would send between $500 and 5000 men
to the camp at Greenville, S. c.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26

dent and said he would have stopped
IL When Senator Kenyon declared
one of his Davenport constituents had
received a letter from Senator Rams
dell regarding Mr.. Kenyon's opposi-
ton to the bill the Louisiana Senator
said he had merely advised tie
Davenport correspondent "to do all he
could with his friends to support the
bill"
isn't il an object or one OF the
chief objects Of the organization to
coerce Congress into making appropr'-
ations for rivers and harborsF asked
Senator King.
"No; that is not one of the OBJ
jects," replied Senator Ransdell; "un-
der no circum stances has the orgari-
zation advocated the improvement Of
any particular project
"But the object of the organization
was to secure as large an appropria-
tion as possible from Congress-" per-
sisted Senator King.
"Not at ALL" replied Senator Rams
dell; mot as great as possible. but to
secure enough appropriations to finish
worthy waterways Of this nation"
81 know that the Democratic party,
of which am q member" said Senator
King, frequently denounced manufact-
drers Of the United States who form
organizations for the purpose Of COM
ing to Congress in order to obtain
tariff legislation. do not see very
much difference between organizations
Of that character, which we have de-
nounced vehemently and > often, and
other organizations, whether they de-
nominate themselves organizations
for rivers or harbors or not, the OBJ
ject Of which in part is to come to
Congress and try to secure money out
Of the treasury of the United States
81 will say to the Senator from
Utah." Senator Ransdell replied, that
there Is vast difference between such
lobby and great public organization
like the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress, composed of people from
every state in the Union where there
are any waterways worthy of improve
ment."
"The action of the secretary Of that
organization" said Senator Kenyon,
"in building up a 'baekAre' has been
shown by the Senator from Washing
ton In his state. II Is hardly very
honorable occupation"
Senator Kenyon made a long speech
against the appropriation bill, point
ing out the many small creeks and
rivers with negligible commerce for
which appropriations are proposed.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26

July IS, 1917, will report TO the di-
vision commander for orders"
The 7th Infantry, n. G. N. Y, with
history that extends from the Civil
War to Mexico, was mustered into the
Federal service yesterday.
At 9 o'clock in the morning regular
army officers began administering the
federal oath to the men II Che armory,
at Park Avenue and Sixty-sixth Street
And by noon the 7th had ceased 10
exist, and it had become an unnamed
unit in the regular army.
Lieutenants Kimball and Pierson,
L. S. A., had charge of the work. Inc
armory was closed to the public, and
only those who had business with the
military authorities were permitted to
enter the building.
The 7th was mustered in at full war
strength-2.OO2 men and ffty-seven Of
ficers. including the dental surgeon
Colonel Willard C. Fisk is in command.
Under Colonel Fisk are Lieutenant
Colonel Robert Mclean, Majors James
f. Schuyler, Robert Mazit and Chester
Engel and Captain Douglas c. Despard,
the regimental adjutant.
The 7th hasn't its full equipment as
vet. Truck loads of supplies, including
clothing and rifles, arrived at the ar
mory Yesterday. Colonel Fisk an
nounced that the regiment would have
its complete equipment within few
days.
Announcement was made at division
headquarters, in the Municipal Build
ing. that the 18th Infantry, now At
Camp Whitman, was mustered into the
Federal service yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26
Wilson Praises Father
Of Six Enlisted Men

Washington, July 25.--In letter to
j. H. McShane, of Omaha, Neb, Presi-
dent Wilson wrote:
"May l not turn away from the du-
ties Of the day for moment to express
my admiration for the action OF your
six sons in enlisting insxhe service OF
the country? They arM making, and
through them you are king, very
noble contribution 10 the fine story OF
patriotism and loyalty which has a,
ways run through the pages Of Ameri
can history"
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26
Jersey Guard All in Camp
Hospital Corps Sworn In; 4,5OO
Undergo Physical Tests

Camp Edge, Sea Girt, n. T. july 20.
The mobilization OF the New jersey
National Guard on the government res,
ervation was completed here to-day ana
the 1st Field Hospital Corps was sworn
into Federal service, an hour after IL
arrived at the camp.
physical examinations of the other
4 ZOO men were commenced, and as soon
as the unfit are weedcd out and the
new equipment distributed the re-
mainder of the Guard will become Fed
eral soldiers.
Governor Edge and a party of Off
GERS inspected the camp tonight.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26
German Had Foes Wallet
Toronto Aviator Lost II When
Killed at the Front

Ottawa, Ont, July 25.-The wallet Of
Lieutenant William Mckay Carlyle, a
Toronto aviator, was found in the
pocket Of German airman, Lieutenant
Won Kendall, who was shot down over
the Western front of the British lines.
Correspondence shows that Carlyle
probably met his death in October,
1915, as a machine with the number
"Nieuport, 1885," recognized as his num-
Der, fell in the first line trenches.
Carlyle's body could not be recovered
then, owing to its dangerous position.
When the wallet was found on the dead
German inquiries led to the Canadian
aviator's log book being forwarded I,
his father at Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26

fO'piiVts st Hsif Price
re- 30 Il - flsslss- $500 . ssssfIr
asfff.s - ssssss ississss 4 ~ sfs. 49, 49,
o. v sasssl . ssfs.s ts---s tseaf ~ ~ -.
tssses@ fsssifsf.
psssts,s fss-s q ~ss-fs tss.s = k.lfss~ -
siflss = sssss 80 fsysfs - = - sslsst -
issgss T. ssssf bsfAt ssss u.s alTiy req,
= ssssss.-s pastsss u a "A. sssaaaas ss.ss
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26
Luther Burbank Improved

Santa Rosa, Cal, July 25.-The cor.
dition Of Luther Burbank, who is suf.
fering from an infamed appendix, con.
tinued to show improvement to-day se.
cordine to his physician.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26
Germans Cut Cattle Price

Copenhagen, July 25.--The "Polti-
ken" reports that the German cattle
buyer has reduced by Is per cent the
prices he will pay next week for cattle
70 be sent to Germany. A correspond.
ing decline in meat prices here 10 ex.
pected.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-26
Geddes Chosen for Parliament

London. July 25.-Sir Eric Geddes,
First Lord Of the Admiralty, was elect
ed without OPT Josition to-day member
Of the House OF Commons from Cam
bridge Borough. Almeric Paget resigned
this seat to make n place in the House
Of Commons for Sir Eric.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M Slur. Slang
oone Nn1en; 6ranffurter Yatri-
5iat, pornebme g%ngldnoer ans Som-
burg, MoeI BON Ser 8ergitrnBe, @in-
3ermiaiondre pom Ile6errbein. Gr
bad)te iid: 8erfebre ih NIT bieien
2ellten2 Mngenbliflid nid)t. Gs 1T
EN- &iegel poreeihoben. Sic Ibiir-
fen nid)t 81 mir uno i'd mdt 81
linen BET mebr ais Eooes,-- bel gb-
r%enitrafe!. -.
llno i'm @eitergeben mdl5te er
immer bas cine in Ieinem aopfe:
Heiftum ooer Sreibeit = bas giebt
es nift. "a iblieBt eines bas all-
oere aus. 9enn Reidtlrm i'm bo-
beren Sinu lit eben Sreibeit- Die
Moglihfeit, gan5 10 81 Iein unb gu
leberr, mie man mod)te uno es iih
ielbit ifuiloig gu fem elaubt. @ie-
Ser toud)te, mie cine 2uftipiegelung
aus Der Come aegpptens, Die @e-
italt oes Dlrnabbangigen Gentle
mans" Dor ibm mlf- oieier @e-
griff, ben er bort auf eueliide slrt
permirflift gefunoen. urto Der rim
Ieitoem nibt me1r frei lieB nno ibm
als bas beneioersmerteite Wenihen-
los eridien. Man braldJte besiue-
gen iid) bof nidt gleid auf oie
britilde Seite al legen. Ierlei lieB
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li6 bod alib in 9eutfdlano perf0r-
perm, als Merffnal elmer beginnen
ben neilen aitlt1,r. SIS fiel inn einv
uie er Dor menigen Tagen nod oaran
geouft, lid irgeruomo bier in Sii0
peit0eltifylan0 an3nfaufetg Sect
riidte Der Blan in bieier eii1t6nigen
3eit mebr in lodenoe Habe. gr
ipielte nidt mebr bamit. Gr eriYuq
ibn ernitlih. goitbs 3nitimnnttTu
mar er getuiB. limo fpern lie tponte,
friegte fie aud ben Batter berum, Sc
mar eigerltlib ole einfahite Sat1e'
bon Der 8elt. Gs mar EN- llniimn.
lid bier a%b5uraderi, fir nidgts r1D,
wieoer nidts. Die @erpanoten leiner
Srau mod)ten i'm itiuen idon iitet
i'm laden.
Gortietune foIat.)
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@5egebins@ Oulaf4.

Man laHe gutes Brdtenfett unb Niez
renfett beib tperoen, bGmpfe BARN cine
llntertuFe bon fdeibis gddnitttner
3niebeln tpeid, sebe bas Rinbfleifa in
Stiiden bon apei 3on i'm Sudorat
bineir, fulae es, sebe eine MeReripiBe
paprita ba3u unb lafe es 5nerit. anz
braten, 6onn bede man es gu unb lahe
es I'm eisener Safte fdmoren. Mit
Der 3eit foat oiefer elm, 6ann mub
man 70 bel 8riibe susieben. bab lie
benz Gleii9 slei4itebt. Cine @iertelz
ftunbe bor benz Mnrihten itele man
bas Sieb auf ben ao9tDpf, fdlage
(duf bier pfunb Jleii9 cine 3anne)
gomuten 6urd, in Die 8riibe binein
unb IuHe alles aufammen lnngfum aiez
ben. 9etp0bnlid pirb es oamit fdz
mig eenus. n0tisenfuls, sober tpenn
man auf mebr 8riibe reflsttiert, muB
man cine RIeinisteit Mebi 5uriihren.
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merchants' Transfer Go.

Sr~ausportieren unb Mntttellen son
.@ofeg" uno fdfperer Wselfil1erls elne
Gses;nI;tdt. Nbholen, @erienoen, Nutbes
mnhpeu etc. Office 217 ct. gterbs
Ctr. Beibe Selepbone Bog.
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unaorifder @ouIaf d.

wv W.
Diefes iiberaus ipiiraise, edit uusaz
ride Geriht pirb am beiten, tpenn
mtnbeftens brei Gorten JIeifd oasu
pertptn6et tperbeny alfo @1peines,
Rinoz uno 9ammeIfleif9, bod Tam
aud SPED unb RaIbflei59 nod beige
figt tperben uno beibe trasen nidt
Defentli4 our Observation-Disclosures
bel. Ha&bem bas 0leif4 In Mdrfel
gei4uirten lit, bratet man balb 70 riel
3pitbeln, tpie oas Gleifh ausmadt,
alfo auf 5tptiunbfinbnlb Nfunb Gleifn
einunbeinpiertel pfuno 3piebeln, In
Sheibsn sef9niten, In @dpeinefett
golbselb, fiiet einen Geel0ffel unsaris
f4eu papriia bei, lGbt beibes bunteIs
gelb tptroen, fiigt bns leiht sefal5ene
Gleiid Bel, IGbt untsr nmriibren siuise
Minutfn odmpfen unb ousebedt cine
babe Stunbe biiniten. fiist bonn einen
9eler bon Dorber sefhdlier. in Stide
gef4nittener 3artOffeIn bel, obne unts
5uribren, Idbt nit biefen gar perben,
ribrt Is Nun erft Inn unb ri9tet es
auf elmer runDen ShiHel an unb trdst
es reft beib auf. Muber Senfgurfen
pa1en AUDI anosre faure Saldte unb
5ridte iebr gut oaSu. SOnte Der ii6
biloenbt Gleifhfaft nidt pOnis bon
ben aartofftln oufgefogen fem, 10
sieBt man i'm iiber bic Speife, per@
oidt oosr AUDI befonbus sspiirst oarf
er feinesfans perbeu.
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RIeine 3routf1pf4en.

Mon fam gu oiefem @eridt fleine
aoblt0pfheu fopobl Bpm WeibfObl pie
BON WiriinstobT pettpenben, ipie man
fe I'm 9erbft fir biIises gelb faufen
Tam. Diefe ROpfhen tbenubt man
sara. tpenu iie febr flein, in Der Mitte
our9seteilt. ipenn iie etpus gr0ber
fino. Bran b0blt Die gar,aen ooer ball
ben Rrautt0pfden etipas aus, nobel
man Defenders Die bidsn Rippen gu
entfernen fudt unb felt fie bann gang
biht neheneindnber in cine @hmnrz
pfanne, in Der maj, ettpas Butter beibs
semaht uno nit einigen 2Offeln
Gleifhbriibe. Die man aus einem 8riibz
piirfel berftelIt, our9geio9t bat. Man
flint in bic arautf0pfden cine sez
fdmeibise MaHe aus getpiegtem
Jleifd. sebadten pilaen. einisen geriez
benen aartoffeln, einem 81 unb etmas
aerquirlter Sauermil9 unb fdmort
nun Iansfam unter Nadfiilen BON ets
mas fodenoem MaHer Die sefiaten
arauttOpfden gar. Sic tperben NIT
ibrem SAmorfab, ben man ettpas berz
oiden lam, iiberfilt unb NIT einem
oidten arun3 fleiner sebrotener aars
toffeln umgeben.
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8efIIIter ~8Iumentobf IN
Der Nu60inufprm.

@efillter 8Iumenfobl in
Der puootngorm.
Man itreidt cine slatte puooinge
form re6t eleidmabis NIT 5ett aus
nnb flint lie nit porber gar, aber ia
nint gu pei6 sefo9ten 8lumentoHs
rDs9en, bic beim Ginfinen naturges
mGb 2uden in Der Gorm laRen. Diefe
2iiden fiiut man nit elmer feinen &arz
toffelfiuung aus, Die aus seriebener
MustatnuB unb einigen 2Dffeln Gent
melfrumen beitebt. Man fdliebt bic
Gorm, fodt ben sefiaten 8lumentobl
i'm Waferbabe eine @tunbe, ftiir5t ibm
bebutfam uno iiberfiint ibn nit elmer
einfa9en 9omatentunfe. Wia man
Der @peife einen GleifdsufaB gebenr
fam man unter bic Rartoffelfuau1S
ettpas gebadten, gefohten Shintea
ober Rinbz ober Sdpeinefleifd mis
fhen.
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THE HOTEL

mos bebertet rsbe Gisttsen"? gas
bette SofeI fir BAG menioife @elo ~ on
Hrtnnio. 2immer SOC. Nllsgeae1nnele
MnhIaeiten Csc: Miebrige S~pe51alrafsn
osr ISOLDE. 8ao fret. grodett 6277: Sn
t~,rtrnIer Qnae. 302 Sio$Nlamo Sfr.
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@ntels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1925 aIamD glasa = hiibid mobl,erte
reine 2immer. SOC, 7eea u PEE Sas
1880 r1D unftpdrts per WoTs. 5t aIIas
nit 2 getten $500 per GoDe. aties
EeIepbon grodett 658.
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weaeut gud unieren freien @ataloa
FIR Gornens unb 8efliigel : Iorra1e.
eater Geeb g., 420 SiioeSlores Sfr.,
Gan Mntonio, Segas.
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samel uno WeFagelfutter.

a.rb. etaffeI, S19 OFT : gpmnasrses
Str. Sen, @etreibe, @arfe111 nnp Selp>
iorneu. @efIiigelfutter. Sntubotoren.
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Jtu SSiAuA0uS"~
men bas Mort nidt fdldst, ben
fGlGgt audi Der Stod nt4t.
Man9 @ebilbeter fat einen atbetz
Hidden appf unb etn sldubis 9emit.
Ser aunt gebort bas 2eben; tie
Su lernen. 1eib ibr bd.
GiaentimIi9feit bes @usz
brnds 1T Mnfong uno @nbe duer 8unlt.
@oetbe.
g. fam eth 8alfoftiim febr gut
paHen, unb babel bod reat nnpahenb
Ietn.
unfere Sur9t tit oft bann am
grDbten - nenn mir auf rales gee
faBt" 1inb.
Murreru nb SrDpfe beguden aaes
our9 Die Brittle ibrsr f0rperli9er
9timmung.
Mufif 1T bte Malerin BON Gee
lsn3uitGnben unb Die aneridle9tefte
fir materte1e @egenitdnoe.
Wabrbett, bte bu gu melt nere
folsen piaft, unb iaseu, 1T, eff ou
bids berfiebft in Srrtum umgef9la>
gen.
Wer, tpie Der Monb, 2tht ner=
breiten min, muB fid AUDI pie ber
Monb gefa1en lafen. oab i'm ole
0unoe anbe1en.
chamber remit iia fem gauges
2eben ab pie Elm Sasbbunb unb brinst
es bod gu ri9ts 49, neil er INNER
auf fali9er 5dbrte TT.
Gbarafter bdt &anten; neibz
lide @dndde tit biesfam pie Elm
9alm i'm Winbe. Nur Den darafterz
1tarten Menfden pertruue bid an.
Musfpru9 bieler, bic ins pratt
tifne 2eben treten: ,Ote G9ul3eit 1T
pOriiber. nun beiBt es lernen!"
Otto Meib.
perfDnIihes 2eib mubt on
6ura ftarte pfli9terfiaung nieoerz
fdmpfen unb IN neue 2ebensenergte
umfeben; Elm tart setrasenes 2eib
pirft pie Elm Iauternbes Jeuer!
6reunbf6aft 1T 6as anbes
tunssmiroisfte Gefibl in Der Mens
fhenbrur. 2sber bunbert Jeinbe
baben als gar seinen 5reunb.
Carmen Snlpa.
Der Sab. bab bas @enie Ole Rez
gel iibertreten biirfe, penIl Elm b0iberes
Gefeb bies Derlangt, lit beutsutage
70 a1semein anerfannt, 6dB bic, pel4e
fd @enies su fein biinten, pitlmebr
slduben frdsen 5u miifen. mann fe
BITE Regel beobdhten 6iirfen.
Ob ibr Beiabung ousfdreit, Oh Der
netnung.
Die Mense slaubts, ipenns oft seorudt
erf9eint;
go maat ibr leiht CUR 6ffentliden
Meinunq
Muh mas ibr I'm gebeimen felbft niHt
meint.s
Muf einem Mdersrunoftiid bei
Sangerbaufen purbe Der untere Sell
elmer porgefhi9tliden 9anbmiible aufz
gefunben. Der Stein tpiest breiunos
einbalb big bier 3entner unb faint
etpa aus Der 3eit 5000 Biz 5000 por
gbriftus. Sir bic Msfenidaft TT Der
Gunb infofern BON 8ebeutuns, neil
er aeist. tpie Die l~lrbetpobner bes 2anz
bes 0as @etreibe perdrbeiteten.
Die r9dmeiaerifhe 8au5eitung"
tpeib bon elmer intereFuaten 2iliputz
gifenbabn auN beridten. bic fd In gnsz
lamb befinoet. gs TT bic BON Rapelz
sIaB mad Boot fibrenht .gsibaIe
Nailipap1 In Der @raH4aft gumberz
lamb; fie bient benz 0ffentIideu 0ers
tebr uno fat rur 38 3sntimeter Gpurs
tDeite. urfprunsIid NIT 81 3entimes
ter Spur erftent unb fir ben gras
transport mad Der &iite btfiimmt,
tpuroe biie Balm, BITE cine @ffamt>
large bon ia aiIometer un6 Steis
sunstn Biz su 80 promiGe aufpeift,
nad ginfteIlunS bes Responsibilities
als 2ofalbahn NIT 38 3entimeter Gpur
umaebaut, als bic fie Dor furaem far
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(Gortietnne foIat.)
Die tuahre @einnbhcitspfleae.

2ebrer; n@arum miiilen mir irl-
Ter &eim itets rein uno Iai,ber bal
ten2"
S6iilerin: y@eil man ME mcii;-
IN neldem Iugenblid geIudJ
fommt."
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Treie YreTe fit Seras: Mpntag ben IS. aprl 1917.
Sir @anS uno
Slide.
@eIatine pubbing.

Gin quart Mild, Elm gbloffel &c
latino in etpas beiber Mil4 aufselDit,
bier Gier, Elm tpenxs @al3, cine Sa1e
;3uder, Elm Weinslas Mabeira, Elm
pfuno feinsei9nittene Jeisen ooer
eb.nfopiel feinsebadte 8aaniihe. Nus
Mil9 unb Giern bereitet man einen
guitarb, gibt bic aufeelOfe @elatine
nod beiB btnau, sieBt bur9 elm @ieb.
figt Die anberen 3utaten binau nnb
felt auf Sis, Big ous 9anse erfarrt
1T. Wirb obne Sauce ferpiert unb
f9medt fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-16
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6ola ituo &oble.

8ir balten be bette @oble nnS oas
s.gte Nrenuhola. Yrobiert nts. glaSe
GssS & gpal Company. @rpdett 6ooo.
Re,tes Selepbon 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-16

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itber Die beutihen unterieebooteS
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