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The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
ITALIAN FLYER BIDS
farewell TO CAPITAL
Lieut.. Emilio Resnati Performs Spec
tacular Feats Before Departure.

After thrilling thousands of residents
| Of the National Capital with daring
aerial feats for more than half an
hour yesterday morning, Emilio Res
natl, Italian flight lieutenant. swung
his big Caproni bipIane toward the
South and faded away on his l2O-mile
trip to Norfolk
Resnati 'circled the Monument,
swept over the buildings on the Mall,
scared above traffic on Pennsylvania
avenue and the downtown streets, and
thrice left his smoke trail above the
White House and State, War and
Navy Building.
1t was an object lesson in aerial
warfare and a farewell to Washing
ton. The Italian and his plane have
been in this city since Saturday, the
day he shattered portion of the giant
Caproni plane in a rough spot in Po-
tomac Park.
Mrs. Wilson, members of the Cabi-
net. and other occupants of the White
House watched the daring antics of
the italian from the roof of the White
House and State, War and Navy
Building.
Resnati TAXED" his plane from the
starting point to a position up field,
where it faced the South, and at lois
o'clock the machine took the air. He
rose over the tidal basin. swung about
the Monument, and then turned north
over the Ellipse and White House.
He continued his startling feats I'M
til about 1915 o'clock, when with a
farewell wave of his hand. the Italian
assembled above the State. War and
Navy Building. bore to the West OF
al. -. l..
river.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
LUXBURG NOTES
RECEIVED HERE
Activity Of Diplomats lndi-
Gates Messages Are Be-
ing DECIDED at State
Department.

Exceptional activity among the dip
lomats involved indicates that the
entire Luxburg correspondence
through the Swedish legation Al
Buenos Aires has been received ir
Washington and is loaded with in
ternational dynamite. Neither the
State Department nor Dr. aaon, the
Argentine Minister. will admit that
the four hundred odd messages sent
by Luxburg have been forwarded
here for translation" as reported
from BuenOs Aires.
But Minister Ekengren, Of Sweden,
called on President Wilson yesterday.
The French. British and Argentine
ENJOYS held one and possibly two
conferences with Secretary Lansing.
This. despite the fact that today is
the regular dag for diplomats at the
State Department.
Everyone concerned is more than
usually silent.
Following the cali OF Mr.. Ekensren
at the White House. the rumor
spread that the Swedish Minister had
been recalled or was about TO be
given his passports. \ prompt and
hearty denial of this was the only
news of his visit that Mr. EkenSren
would give.
no. no." he said, you can say
that | cxpect-and that l hope-to be
in Washington for many years to
come. But l cannot discuss my call
upon the President
The translation of the further
messages of Count Luxburg may de-
Cied the fate of Argentina in the
war. The country is known to be
fairly itching for a fight after the
revelation of the first Luxburg tele-
gram with its famous "spurlos YER
sCnkt'' for Argentine ships and its
allusion TO the Argentine foreign min
lister as an Ass" But President IT.
royyen. constitutiona;ly inclined to-
ward peace. is reported as doing his
best TO restrain his country. At the
least, he insists that everything be
done according to international law.
1t could not be learned here last
night that any actual reply to Ar
gentina's complaint against Germany
had been transmitted to Bucnos Aires
from Berlin.
Furthermore, the situation in the
Argentine Congress is ideal for delay
until the case against Germany is
complete Both houses have passed
resolutions urging a break ii diplo-
matte relations. But President Troy
gen alone can take this step. The
congressional resolutions, which are
not d joint resolution. are merely an
expression of public opinion by which
he may or may not be guided.
The reason for the transmission OF
the Lu&burS messages TO the United
states is presumed to be the expert
facilities available here for the So
luton of code. 1t is reported that
many Of the revelations so far made
have been decided by American ex-
perts. after British and French au-
thOIities had failed to solve them.
WIKI the knowledge already accu-
mC!ated as to German ciphers it is
considered an easy task here now
TO Translate" almost anything that
tire Germans may have sent
The State Department was greatly
pleased yesterday by the news that
Peru had given Germany bat eight
days to make satisfaction fol the
sinking of the Peruvian Bark. Lor-
ton. 1t is regarded as certain that
Peru will break with Germany and
declare war.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
THREE SEEK DAMAGES
FROM CAR COMPANY

The Washington Railway and Flee.
re Company was made defendant in
,hree damage suits agGregating si5..
~. filed yesterday in the District So.
2reme Court.
Elizabeth II. Brandon asks s25, 0O
or injuries alleged TO have been sus.
aimed when she attempted to aIisht
rom BenninS car on June II last
Rose Scherer asks $4,000 for injuries
alleged to have been received when
the was thrown out on the rear plat
'Orm Of Georgetown car by a sud-
len start at Fourteenth and G streets
northwest on May 3 last.
Berthe Fountaine asks $1,000 dam
Iges for injuries alleged to have been
received when she aIiehtcd at night
rom a car on the Benning road.
The car. she states. stopped at the
wrong place
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Tank Officials from Bed
To Make Them Kiss Flag

Butte. Neb".. Sept. ss.-Enraged citi-
ems here last night routed County
attorney TinSle and District Court
-lerk Fuller from their homes and
marched them to the Butte Opera
louise where they were made to
wear allegiance to the United States,
'iss the American flag and promise to
esign.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Toilet Articles, Sl.30
Value, Dollar Day

All for Sl-50c Box Floreut
Face Powder. &c Jar Colgate's
noid Cream. soc Box nicr Kiss
Talcum Powder. sc Tnbreak-
able Dressing Comb. 81 20 val
De, today at 81. street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
II o 6W ares
For Dollar Day

$40 Percolating Col
fee Pot at SI.oo. Heavy AL
minimum Percolating Coffee
Pot, o-cup size. Regularly
$3.50 at sI.oo.
SI.25 Casserole at SI.oo.
Fireproof Casscrolcs. with
heavy fancy nickel-plated
frame, at SI.oo.
SI.So Serving Trav and
Glasses at SI.oo. MahoC-
any-hnished Frame Sery-
ing Trays with GLASGOW
cred bottom and o water
tumblerS. at SI.oo.
S2.5o Carpet Swcepers at
SI.oo. Hygeno Sanitary
Carpet Sweeper, $3.50 val
TIC. SI.oo.
ST,35 Garbage Cans at
SI.oo. Heavy Galvanized
Iron Garbage Cans. Reg
ularly SI,35, at sI.oo.
SIPS Wash Tubs at ST.
Heavy Galvanized Iron
Wash Tubs. Regularly
SIPS. at SI.oo.
SI.75 Aluminium Double
Boiler at SI.oo. Heavy AL
minimum Double Rice Boil
or. Regularly SI.75, at ST.
Sis Mop Outfit for ST.
Gig Wonder Combination
Household Mop Outfit
contains: One Cedar Oil
Mop, one Medicated Dust
Mop. one Medicated Dust
Cloth. ono Pint Can Cedar
Polish, one Adjustable
Handle. Worth Sis. at
SI.oo.
Fourth Eloor
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
FOR TWO
YEARS OF WAR
Army and Navy Officials
Expect Long Struggle
with Germany.

American officials believe there is
no immediate chance Of a revolution
in Germany to overthrow the Kaiser.
/ While official advices Indicate
growing discomfort within the en-
pire. particularly among the women
folk. authorities have concluded that
the Germans. used TO Kaiser domIna-
tion-living by the rule. hidden and
forbidden-will cause no upheaval
now. Instead they will go suffering
blindly at the behest of the Kaiser
and his war lords. until further eau
ualties open their eyes TO the stupid
| ity of living under a murdcrous su.
tocracy.
| On this theory. Secretary of War
Baker. Secretary or navy Daniels
land others engaged in shaping
America for a war against this au-
tocracy are laying their plans with
two or more years of conflict in
mind.
| Vatican Expects U. ). TO Tire.
Meantime. official advices here in
dictate that the Vatican is waiting
for America ito see the light" 1t is
convinced that the Kaiser cannot
| be overthrow. and believes the
American people will not stand for
such sacrifices as the allies already
have made.
The Holy See believes there can
be lao "victnr's peace" and predicts
a stalemate. or a world revolution,
before both sides exhaust them
selves.
Inlsumuch as the allies, il they
answer at all, will indoTse PEesi-
dent Wilson's peace program the
Pope does not feel constrained to
act further now. the advices say.
His attitude is pictured as: Il have
offered YOU a way out OF war. You
have spurned my solicitations. What
more can 1 do? Nothing"
Thinks eutons Stronger.
Moreover. the Vatican thinks that
Germany and Austria have strength
ened themselves at home by appear
ing to accept peace. only to be
thrown down by the allies.
Regardless of the Vatican view.
American authorities in company
with allied diplomats see in Amer |
ica's growing strength the turning
OF the scales. If the German people
continue DUNN" as to kaiserism, I
then the sheer force of fire and steel
will eventually compel them to alter /
their minds, it is declared.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Sl.50 Hair Brushes,
Dollar Day, at.

Every brush with guaranteed
brlStleS-a new one for any thar
tails. $50 value at Sl.uO.
street EIoor
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Ribbons for Dollar Day, 81
2 Yards for

W.
Loom ends of Velour and
Dresden Ribbons, : to . inches
wide; also Grosgrlin. Satin and
Moire Ribbons in all best col
ors for SiTdles. bags. etc.
yards for 81; value. $1.1S.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Outing Flannel, Dollar
Day, S Yards .

heavy weight. OF stripes and
checks. in attractive Colorings.
only Ice yard-or yards for
81. second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Large Huck Towels

iOt =
The hemmed Towels worth
2oc each, TO be : for 81.
Second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Best Pure Linen Face
ToveI<

HcmstitChed Towels. made
10 retail regularly at 1925 to
Sl.39. Special at 81.
second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Sl-50 and $3.50 Corset,, 81
Dollar Day -

Samples Of up-to-date models
Of batiste and coutil, low, me
d UNI and high bust. long hips.
sizes IL TO SO. Values, 81 SO.
500 and ss.JO. az 81.
street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Unusually Good Bargains in
Misses and Women's Dresses. &.

clean sweep OF remaining Summer
presses among which are really dainty
Nolie. tissue and lawn garments that will
make beWitching house dresses. Be early
Tor hrst choice, at 81. Bargain Basement.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Sc Handkerchief, Do!- 81
lar Day, z Dozen for i

Dainty Sheer Lawn Handker-
chtefs, with pretty embroidered
corner and hemstitching. -
-or 81. Bargain Basement,
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Mems 2sc Socks, Dollar 81
Day, z Pairs . i

Al sizes N black. white and
good wearing. medium
weight Cotton Socks.
street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Sl.25 Batting, Dollar

Udy ....-... Il
Size seNN4-enough batting
for generous filling Of a COM
Tort second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
SEC Fiber Silk Hose, 2 ST
Pairs, Dollar Day. ]

Women's Onyx" and other
best hose. of fiber silk. in black.
white. gray, tan, champagne.
Palm Beach. pink. navy: oil per
feet; medium and fall weight.
Street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Extra Size Bath Towels, S

ASA -
Subject to slight oil spots
sc TO 15c Quality Turkish Bath
Towels. at for 81.
second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Mems Handkerchiefs
Dollar Day, II for

Fun size Sheer Cotton Hand
kerchIefs, i for 81 TO-DAY.
Street Floor
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
SEC Damask Towels, 81
Dollar Day, 2 for 10000 i

Imported Bleached Damask
Eemstitched Towels: artistic
ally inquired. Second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
sc Outing Flannel Pet ST

Extra Heavy Pett,coats, with
l2-inch scalloped flounce. 2
Tor 81. bargain basement,
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Brassieres and Bandeau1 81
Dollar Dav

BIaSslFFeS. trimmed with
beautiful lares and embroider-
les. B3naea.N made OF wash
able SIX. Sizes - 10 -.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Table Damask, Dollar
Day, 3 Yards ..

->-iuoh Bleached Mercer.zed
Damask. 3 yards Tor 81. Per
yard, @Sc. second FLOOR.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
SOC Union Suits, Dollar 81
Day, ; for

Seconds of the Ribbed Suits:
lace trimmed; regular and extra
sizes: usually soc and sc. To-
day, 3 suits for 81.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Sl.50 Box of Six Mems 81
Handkerchief

Corded and hemstitched. put
up in fancy gift box. 4 wone
derful value. street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
lSe Hair Nets, Dollar
Day. l2'for

Automobile Hair Nets. Of real
mar; regular at l5c each. To-
day, l. for 81. street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
sl.2S Blankets, Dollar

Cotton-bUt looking and feel
ing like wool. Choice Of white
and gray. second Floor,
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Snap Fasteners, Dollar
Day, Is Dozen for.

All for 81 - &c Guaranteed
TootEbrush. soc Pebecu Tooth
taSte, lHc Wash Cloth. two loo
axes Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
l"c Can RGbcock'S Corvlopsis
Talcum Powder. % package All
soTDeEt Cotton. SI.2f value AT
Sl.\ street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Comfort Silkoine, Today, 81
4 Yard,

For sale in the Upholstery
Department. this superior silk
oline. in plain colors and artis-
tic figures second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27

Very desirable lot of White
Wolfe Waists. Note the fash
ionable large collars. All sizes
up TO A. Any for 81.
bargain Basement.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
sl.2S to Sl.S0 Curtains, ST
Dollar Day j

Choice or Nottingham Lace
Curtains 30 2 yards lorg. and
MRrOuisette Curtains with Lace
insertion and edge. and Scrim
Curtains. hemstitched and with
lace edge. second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Mems Sl-so Union Suits, 81
Dollar Day II

wanted now-the medium
and heavyweight ribbed Union
suits. Seconds Of $50 grade.
AT 81. street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
25e Scrim and Wolfe, Dol 81
lar Day, S Yards i

Some plain. with hemstitched
border: others with artistic
borders. in blue. old rose and
lavender. all new. up-to-date
effects. second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-27
Dainty Tea Aprons,
Bargain Basement

Fur Scarfs, Dollar Day, 81
at Only. ............. /
Animal-shape NeCkpieces-
also narrow Chin-Chin Collars
and Children's Fur Neckpieces.
worth several times these prices
II used as trimmings.
BnrEain basement.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26

Gallagher,
a
Gala
a had drinks
The drinks the of which do recolec seemingly
getting married Is all quite hazy We the
u
brother
came andt Ookm me
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Carter II. Harrison,
ST., who returned recently from an
extended trip in South America, Cuba
and Panama. are at the Parkway Ho.
tel for June and July. They have
planned to go to their summer home
in Michigan the first week in August.
Mrs. George w. Martin of Pittsburgh,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Jo-
seph Long, IS Banks street, has re.
turned home. Mrs. Long will leave
for round of visits in the East June
1 and will pass August in Rockland,
Me.
Mrs. Marshall Field III and her
mother. Mrs. Charles X. Marshall of
New York City, will pass the sum.
mer ut Newport, II. l., where Mrs.
Marshall has leased cottage No. 4
at Narragansett avenue and Amman.
dale road.
Miss Helen Patten of Evanston and
DR.. w. c. Hansen Of Kansas City,
Mo-, will be married in June.
Mrs. Robert ID. McFadon has come
home from Virginia.
Mrs. Walter II. Dudley has as her
guests her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J.
Wright, who returned from Pasadena,
Cal.
Miss Dorothy Thatcher and William
Armour will be married June Q, at
1880 p. m, in Trinity Church, Bos.
ton, Mass. Mrs. Bernard s. Carter
will attend her sister as maid Of
honor and their cousins, the Misses
Edith and Camilla Morgan of New
York, with MIR. Armour's sister. Miss
Barbara, from Princeton, N. j., and
Miss Jean Hinkle of Washington,
Miss Grace Brooks and Miss Mary
Wood of New York will serve as
bridesmaids. Allison Armour will act
as best man for his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Vaux are
In Atlantic City for brief sojourn.
They plan to proceed thence to New
York City to visit their daughter,
Mrs. William De Burgh Whyte.
~SA
Mrs. George b. Carpenter will pass
the summer In Philadelphia with her
daughter, Mrs. John b. Miles.
William II. Stirling and his daugh.
ter, Miss Dorothy, have removed to
Lake Forest for the summer.
Daniel l.. CruIce, the able lawyer.
would make good Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26


The colonel tmpsm
he Il
I'm
Of Columbus
Throwing his
although
recalled later and went for ride with in Central park
The colonel
II Stanley the
The whole a
the coones Disposition had paid his hotel bill
of the Ozarks.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26

while circle around his wgng
lOwlness
which
enjoying pad gaspng
could
Whether the snakes stirred Of their by
whether resided White frightened of drilling
soldiers whether
eTugene for their
prese moth armed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26

More than 200 public astronomical
ObservatOries are In the northern hemi-
sphere and less than 20 In the SOUTH
ern.
Norwegian experiments in fishing
with the aid Of electric lights lowered
into the sea have been failures, the IL
Limitations apparently frightening the
fish away.
GOld-backed searchlight mirrors are
being tested by the British navy on the
theory that the light they reflect pene-
trates fog better than from regular
mirrors.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26

EW YORKDeecives searching
~
cupboard twice without
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26
SOME POSTSCRIPTS

In large eastern city bOOksh0p
especially for women is operated.
For cleaning between the teeth
pocket-size cOntainer for metal floss
has been invented with bracket on
top to hold n piece Of the floss while
IL is being used.
For easy access the drawers In
new kitchen cabinet are mounted In
one large drawer that can be pulled
forward when the table top Of the
cabinet Is extended.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26


excited mob filled the lobby
Il demanded
block off"
replied level
and with the other.
II pistol.
he
the exciting he hurried to his home which
happe to be the hotel
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26

The exit door anu rnced his screlm 10
the sidewalk.
"WhO tried to stick you up?"
rough voice asked cOmplacently. 1t
came from the throat of policeman.
matte barker"
"Where's 'ee?"
"GOt off the car bout as fast as
did"
The officer sighted mob at the
entrance of the Aberdeen hotel. 1t
InoEnl liEn IL climnN In Il fiyn.rnnlar
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26

HHVT, COrTODOrNtcU Nv UCr tuVtHVt, MIS-.
Charles TrOmbley Of Detroit, declared
Gallagher chain-lightning Mann net
violator, automobile thief, and rogue's
gallery champion Of xest and variety.
Mrs. Trombley spiced the proceed
ings before Judge Charles Thomson by
remarking In a severe sort of way
that she'd like to come In contact with
Gallagher for 'tabout twenty-fOur Sec
Onds." II probably Is we'll for Gala
CHER that his penalties so far have
been meted out by the gentle nnlice.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26
Fair PhiIade|phans Frightened by Horrid Snakes

Observation-Disclosures of st. Patrick
land!
Two actmly Fourteenth
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26

II may be true that on previous
occasions bibulous persons convinced
themselves that they beheld serpen-
tine critters on the same spot, but this
time nothing was left to the imagina-
ton.
No one could satisfactorily explain
the presence of the snakes on the con-
crete pavement. One of the reptiles
evidently got frightened and dnrted
into sewer. But the other peram-
bulated over tho sidewalk half an hour
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26
l.. A. PETRIKIN

(Formerly President of the Savery- Petrilkin
Securities Co, Denver Coorado)
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26

STOCKS AND BONDS.
Room I, S05 s. La Sale St, Chicago, III.
Phone Wabash S210.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26
Young Lockinvar 0utdone by Western Gallant

Observation-Disclosures delicate of caperng with the
deprived the took him whole Mrs Gaa
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26


and began to unwind IL.
"1t's bad luck to open an umbrella
in the house," warned one of the occu.
pants of the rooms.
Recklessly the detective proceeded,
and as he inverted the umbrella a
shower of diamonds and emeralds and
other gems fell from its folds. Thomas
Doyle, Ernest Sampson and Amadore
ella, chauffeurs, and Maude Wool
ley. a waitress, were locked up. The
charge Is assault and robbery, the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-26
Not Quite the bad Man" He Appeared to Be

7. LOUIS-"IIe o
Sixteenth He aghing
Washington Journal., 1917-04-06
CStorG5er elnSt
ind jctzt.

len, bas 81 ais Oitereobe.
Was bat man ni4t allies dugeittat nit
ben OItereiern - ebeOem! Die 8ins
Der 6a6en aus Moos, bas le bonn
Woloe bolten, benz Siterbaleu i'm
@0rtsn oOer an font einem gei4iiBten
plabe Elm NeFleiu 9eDaut - bel, ma
oos moQig un0 porm. limo Damn
burften lte ni9t oufpafeu; oenn Ods
bur9 lpurOe Der SlterboIe perI9eu9t.
unb Iie bdtten BEN 9aIen, Ser Gier
legt, 10 germ geIeben; Der Gebrer in
Der S9uIe be6auptete nGmli9 ourds
aus, Der 6aIe ipdre Elm Slaughter.
Dos fir Orouige &onflitte gibt 0os
in Ser &inoeripelt! N6er bdnn, tpeunS
Die Ntutter mettt, DAB es nun bod
nidt mebr gebt, ODER penn dnOere
oas 2idt Der @uifldruug per6reitsn;
Damn bari oas Sinh @riin uno Blu
men pfIiideR 5um 5Grben Der Gier,
unb Der tleiaeu @rete pitb, lpenn lie
in Der &ii9e biift. I4On @oden pors
ber 9elogt: SECT oarFft Ou feine 3nies
belf9aIen mebr fortperfeu. Die linb
gum OItereier|Gr6en!" Mos dber oas
f9Dnfte mar: au9 Die Gripa6ienen
aben OFereier, bunte Otereier. Das
rum bIieb bas buute Sing fir Oas
Rino mas 6eiligeS, mas @unoerbas
res. Denn bic bitten, bic I@piuOeln
fi9 oo9 nidt TeIber att &ne9te uno
MGgbe erbielten bunts Ger gum @es
I9ent. ga puroe oe6ddt (aufeinons
Der eetlOpfD nit @piBe uno 9idenoe
oie ean5en Sitetto9e, uno iper oas
ritGrtlte" Gi bate. Dos burdaus ni4t
taput geben poute, Der mar beinobe
10 cine Dirt Stert0nig -.
Sebt boIt man tn Der StuOt Die
Sftereier aus Der &onbitorei. G9otos
lobc unb ANDRES 3eug. 9as &tnO
bout tein NeItden, unO Der OIterbaIe
lit Jpn etipa8 llnporIieIbares, giege=
1e6enes. Gr lam ou9 Elm 8ogel Iein.
Mit 3udergiihen tit bas 81 gefdrbt,
unb nit 3uderguB TT Elm gfame odruuf
geI4rieben. 6rii6er beim Sdrben
nit 3piebel1 9alen, muBte man oen
Namen nit elmer llnfdlittter3e duf-
59rei6en, 0aB bic StelIe obne Tarbe
blieb. $50 gi6ts beute nod cine I'M
I9littter3e9 llno ouf benz 9orf, oa
tauft man aus Gem nd9iten &ramld@
ben gegerbte 9obeIIpdne 8uIammen, in
unqlaubliGem SLOT ober in S4peins
furter Grin, Deer in einem 8lau, bas
our3 @ipeiB uno 9otter gebt unO
m09li6Tt giftig ausIte9t. Die often
eITens nift mebr; tpenn es Die 9auSs
frau Dem &ne@t ober Der Md9b I9en>
fen min, lperfen Die einen berddtli4en
Bid barouf. lln0 Die &tnoer ipifen
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