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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-21
Pretty Girl. Mt the Lyric.

1t Is too bad that there can't be a
law passed that all women who go into
vaudeville must be pretty. All the
women at the Lyric for the new bill
and there are four Of them-are xo, d
TO look Mt, and the fact predisDnses
the house in their favor Just as soon as
they appear on the stage. And In ad-
dition 10 the pleasure of looking n,
attractive women and becoming clothes.
1t is a mighty good bill which Manager
Rex offers his patrons
kee Rose and Kathcryn Moon begin
the bill with songs and dances. Then
come The Three Chums," who sinr
and play various musical instruments
In manner that meets the heartiest
approval Of the audience Corinne
Frances and Tony Hunting have n
dialogue. in which the singing and
dancing are mixed. that Is funny. hut
IA triile long.
In Mandie Gray. the patrons of tho
Lyric are treated to combination of
pretty face. effective clothes and an
unusually good voice for tho vaude-
,iie stage. Two chaps. called Sing
ing Boys" lend her support II viii
be some time. however, before a Rich
mond ten, twent' and thirt' audience
VIII appreciate an act such as Miss
Gray offers.
The skit. The Janitor's Troubles. ("
played by Archer and Bedford. ends The
program. The house laughed from
the moment that Bedford, who used to
play in The Piano Movers" came onto
the sthge until he finished his weird
mute playing. after having moved q
piano and done various other stunts.
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FIRST GAME.

summary: Two-base S,t,WaIkeer1 na %
on b9ilsIon Ruth. 2; on Mitchell. /. Struck
ppuu,CCpy Ruth z: by Mitchell. g SacriNce
n barfy to Gainer: Walker. to Scott Hit by
1 ppics oaii-by Ruth; (Young). Inn
| Attendance, 4 3s9 A"ie' 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-21
National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
PittshurEh. o: New York. . 90 innings
darliness).
tAi others postpuncd.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-21
FhiiadclpllIn.
Totals 40 IL 30 Totals 40 } IL 81 II
.Battcd for Lynn In eighth.
Stated for Williams In eighth.
tRan for Bodie In eleventh.

f FsiiaSfslph ;l.:::: $50 sSGSSSsGs
summary; Errors.--Felsch, Perkins. Left
on bases.-fhiladeiphia, S: Chisaso.7. Two
Lynn Sacrifice Hy-Murphy. Double play
Mtldm M ssEs hit. ca il hfsinnE
Of or, ;Seioold. I hits IN Ia inn!ngs: oft
Williams. I hits In innings: on Danforth,
: hits In : Innings. Struck out-by Myers.
by Seibeld. 2; by Williams: =: by Dan.
Williams. l: off Danforth. /. Time of
game. 200. Umpires. Moriurty and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-21
How They Stand To-Day
American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
., p.tr0it /; n4ston, tfirst Fame>. Second
ECES,x.siand; 8. ,Ss New ESrk. 2; -
ST. Louts. I; " nshinSton. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-21

Totals....37 30 10 Totals. As 9 II 40 n
.Batted for Thorpe in sixth
Iitatted for Tesreau In fourth
iBattcd for Demaree In eighth
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
JUVENILE COURT
 JURISDICTION IS
 TO BE ENLARGED
Senate Bill Is Proposed Making Changes in the Session Laws
 of Territory.

The purpose of Senate Bill No. 3, introduced by Senator Gaustad, is to allow the Juvenile Courts of the Territory, as established by Chapter ?, Session Laws of Alaska. 1913, greater latitude in caring for chil- dren which may be brought before it for correction or care.
 The second section of the original act is amended to give the courts power to commit any child to a re- form school, orphan asylum, to the Board of Children's Guardians, or to other charitable or public institu- tions as it may see fit who shall be found guilty of "A misdemeanor under the laws of Alaska; all chil. dren who are destitute of suitable homes and adequate means of earn. ing a living; children abandoned by their parents or guardians; children habitually drunken, vicious or unfit children kept in vicious or
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
ABOLITION OF COMMISSION IS
 SOUGHT IN BILL

Abolition of the Territorial com. mission for the promotion of uni. gormity of legislation in the United States is aimed at in Senate Bill No. 20, introduced by Senator Aldrich. The commission was authorized by Chapter 40 of the Session laws of 1913. The members of the commis. sion are Judge Royal A. Gunnison, Juneau, chairman; George B. Grigs, by, Nome, now of Juneau, and Fred M. Brown, Valdez, members.
 The duties of the commissioners included attendance at meetings of the National board, investigation and collection of data on prevailing laws in the United States and oth. CT countries upon the subjects of marriage, divorce, wills, probate prac. tice, taxation, banking, partnership, and other subjects.
 The commissioners serve without salary, but are allowed travelling eX penses in attending National confer ences of the commission,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
TREADwELL NOTES

Mrs. c. L. Hall of Treadwell, un- derwent a slight operation at the hospital yesterday and returned to her home today.
 Ed Ninnis. for many years employed at the Treadwell mines, resigned this week as compressor man at the Mexican mine and will engage, in other activities of business. Mir Ninnis does not contemplate leaving the Island in the near future as has been intimated.
 Clarence Salmonson and Wm. Pitt man, who left here several. weeks ago for Kentucky have gone no far. ther than North Yakima, according to word received from the former this week Pittman has just won his first league basketball game accord. Ing to Salmonson's letter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
Revenue Raised Would Go To Support of the Schools in the
 Territory.
UP TO COMMISSIONERS
Measure Sets Forth that Officials Can Collect Tax and Receive
 Commission.

A four dollar tax upon every male resident of Alaska for purpos' es of Territorial schools is imposed by Senate Bill No. 4, introduced in the Senate by Senator Gaustad. The tax shall be payable between the first of June and the first of July each year at the office of the Unit ed States Commissioner nearest the residence of the person. The com missioner may designate collectors if he SO desires. The Commission CT is given ten per cent of all the taxes collected by him as a com mission.
 If the tax is not paid by the first of July each year, it becomes delin- Quent, and a penalty of 9 per cent shall be added. The Commission. CTS stipend, if he collects delinquent taxes, shall be 20 per cent of the amount collected.
 Under one provision of the act, every person, firm, company or cor poration employing men shall pay the personal school tax of every person in his or its employ before July 1 to the commissioner of the precinct in which the men are cm. ployed. Failure to do so will be misdemeanOr under the act
 Provision is made for the enforce ment of the tax by the commits sioners. who shall have power to start proceedings. Violations are punishable by a $lOO fine
 All personal taxes collected in in. corporated towns shall be turned over to the clerk of the town in which the tax is collected, to be- used for nothing but school purpos. cs. The Territorial treasurer re-. ceives and disburses all other taxes received under the act
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Lloyd V. Winter, of the firm of Winter & Pond. who has been spend ing the past month in the South on combined business and pleasure, re- turned on the Northwestern and is at the Gastineau hotel.
 c. J. FarwelI, of Skagway, ar rived on the Dolphin this morning and is at the Gastineau hotel.
 A. J. Mcconnell, superintendent of the Seward Peninsula Power company, of Nome, arrived from the south on the Northwestern and is at the Gastineau. MT. McCon- nell is here on special business and is accompanied by Mrs. McCon- nell.
 R. L. Small, of the Pueblo mines near Whitehorse, arrived from the North on the Dolphin and is at the Gastineau. He is accompanied by Mrs. Small.
 w. K. Martin. the local travel ing man who represents large California brewery, left for q bus mess trip to Ketchikan on the Dol phin.
 R. J. Parks, of Seattle, and for mcrly of Nome, arrived from the South on the Northwestern and is at the Hotel Zynda for few days.
 Capt. II. Bromley, of Seattle is q recent arrival in the city and is at the Alaskan Hotel.
 J. A. Fairburn, Fairbanks agent for the White Pass & Yukon, who has been spending the winter in the south, passed through Juneau on the Northwestern on his way to his interior post over the trail from Cordova.
 Mrs. J. H. Kline, who has been spending the winter in the south, returned on the Northwestern.
 Mrs. Charles Hadd, wife of the local manager of the Irving Tailor ing Company, who has been spend ing the past several months in the South. returned on the Northwest crn yesterday afternoon.
 Walter Ramseyer, of the SitEol
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
LARGE CROWD ENJOYS BALL

DOUGLAS, March 2O.-More than 200 persons, dancers and spccta- tors. responded to make the St. Patrick's dance given by the A. c. C.. one of the most successful affairs of the season. Dancing commenc- ed shortly after 9 o'clock to the airs of the Emerald Isle converted to popular one-step and waltz time. Flags of the Irish nation floated from balcony and wall, while the "wearin' of the green" was ob. served by many of the dancers.
 Throughout the evening, refresh. ments which included coffee, ice cream, cake and other decicacies were served in the balcony by the ladies of the Alaska Catholic Club. Dancing continued until a late hour.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
NATIVE WOMAN DIES

DOUGLAS, March 2O.-NIrs. Will. liam Jackson, a Native woman, died of consumption in Indian town short ly before II o'clock this morning. The deceased was a wife of VII, liam Jackson, an Indian employee of the Treadwell Co.,, and had been seriously ill for many weeks. Tuner. al services will be held from the Douglas Catholic Church at S:3O o'clock Tuesday morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
NEW FIRE CHIEF AND MAYOR

DOUGLAS, March 2O.-Owing to the absence of Mayor O'Connor, who has gone to Seattle, Council man William Stubblns was last night chosen as President of the council and acting mayor during the absence of the former.
 John R. Langseth was appointed chief of the Fire Department at Q salary of $25 per month and was given authority to select an assistant, the latter 10 be paid the nominal salary of $IO per month.
 Bills amounting to $495 were pass. ed and ordered paid.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
SMALLPOX IN BERLIN.

THE HAGUE, March 20. - The outbreak of smallpox in Berlin and it's immediate vicinity has induced the military officials to order com pulsory vaccination, according to Berlin telegram. Eighty cases have been reported.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
KAISER'S PHOTO
 TURNED DOWN BY
 SCHOOL CADETS
No Murderer'S Picture WiII Be Allowed in Class Rooms Was
 UItimatum.

WASHINGTON. March 2O.-Stu. dents Of the Central High School today tore from the walls of the classroom q picture of Emperor VII. liam and hung in it's place photo sraph of President Wilson, decorat- ed with American flags.
 The Emperor's likeness disappear, eded before the officers of the school cadet corps had an oppor. ;unity to put to Miss Marie Siebert, teacher in German. resolution "a murderous picture" and demand protesting against the presence of ing It's removal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
KENNNEcoTT DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, March 2O.-The Ken. necott Copper Corporation declared regular quarterly dividends of $1.jO a share, payable on March 30 to the stock of record March 9. Three and six months ago S15O was de. clared; the initial dividend of $1 was declared a year ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
GERMANS HAVE MINED
 WATERS OF AFRICA

BERLIN, March 2O.-Speaking of the extent to which the Ger mans are carrying their measures of submarine warfare, the Dag blad, of Stockholm, according to the Overseas News Agency, says that mines have been placed even in South African waters and around Ceylon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
NEcKTIE SOCIAL

DOUGLAS, March 20.-The Dough. ters and Sons of Norway are com. pleting arrangements for a necktie social which will be given in the Eagles Hall tomorrow evening. Dane, ing to excellent music will be in. cludcd on the program of the even. ing's fun. Refreshments will be served. A cordial invitation is ex. tended to the public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
COME BACK YOU sALoY

"Scotty" Allan is today heart. broken over the loss of his famous lead dog Baldy. Allan turned the dog out for short run and 1t fall ed to return. Baldy is one of the most famous dogs in Alaska and has been the lead deg of all the Allan teams which for so many years won the Alaska Sweepstake races at Nome.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
WAR BONUS IS
 GIVEN SEAMEN
 ON THE OCEAN
Fifty Per Cent. Increase of Wages Is Decided
 upon To Suit the
 New Conditions.

NEW YORK, March 20-Crews of American line steamships are will ing to accept war bonus" of a 50 per cent. wage increase offered by P. A. s. Franklin, head of the International Mercantile Company, it is announced by Gustave A. Braun, secretary of the Atlantic district of the International Sea- mems Union. The men had de- manded 75 per cent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20

immoral associations; children ha. bitually begging or receiving aims; and all children known by their Ian guage or life to be vicious or in corrigIble."
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
FIRE MEETING TONIGHT

DOUGLAS. March 2O.--Hose Com. pany No. 9 Of the Douglas Fire Department will meet this evening at their hall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20
SEEKING YEAR.ENo COPPER

BOSTON, March 20 - Year.end copper has come into demand, al. though inquiries for deliveries up to and through next December have by no means become general.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20

Bay Cannery, arrived from the South on the Spokane this morning and vii leave for the plant t9 oversee the preparations for the be- ginning of the cannery season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20

FOR SALE-S1OO. Good building lot, four blacks from p. O. Apply Box 525 Douglas. m23
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20

Reduce the cost of living; eat rice special at four pounds for 25c. at Goldsteins. m2l
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-20

Eat rice and reduce the cost of living. Special at Goldstein's-Cali fOrnia rice, four pounds for 25c m21
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
Sangc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Slanot GuropnS Stormugter er
Der ingenL ionl fam oppile l9ngere
gienneminitIig Hegieringstio for line
Spriter END giterrig.llngarlt, ifrioer
Ell tpif gpis. s ct Siosrum al 124
Nar bar Sonallmonarfiet life bapt
mere END ire S%uperGner, nemlig
Sran5 Den Sprltc, iom regicrebe fri
1792-1S35, Scrbinono Den Ssrite,
Der allercbe / 1880 blep fronet til
&onge al llngarn og / 1885 beiteg
o9ioa ben eIterrigife Srone, % 6ran5
SoIei, JON TOM paa Sronen / 1913.
S Sranfrig iab 2ltOpig Den Sior-
tenoe % 2ubpig Den Semtenbe paa
Sronen / tiliammen 131 9lar G643
-1774. s England bar oct 9ron-
ming &ictoria, iom meo lin GA slar
langc Gcgieringstio fommer nGr-
melt oen fornblig afOeoc- eiterrigifa
Seller, mems Sronning Gliiabetb re-
giercoe / bare 40 Aar.
s TreuSIcu iaO Den itore &ilrfpritc
pao Sronen / Is g(or G640-SS).
Ga 5ricbricb Sen Store fom baul
nprmeit mco Ell 46 s(ar lang 9tegic.
ringstio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
@Ias til optifc
S~uitrnmcntcr.

&riQCn bar / allc o. frigi9renoc
San0c gipct 2I%nlcbninN til ct tort
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ore optiiGc Suitrumcntcr, ) beunc
lom / andre @cnicCnOcr bar SpItlonb
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fer / &clto beioO SDiflauo Gtabli&ie-
mcutcr, Iom bouoc Ell mrAtig zoe.
cpne oQ ionl, bpab ErooutterneS
&uaIitct onGif, itob louQt opcr nllc
unOrc i @crNeu. NIcnc til ct Mars
&rlQaiorbrul blcu Der / Scna incl.
let 1000 Cons Wla&.
SmeItuingcu iorcgaor / GiaIcr
C"Naune"), Ser RUNNER 1000 SO.
%c0 Y%tfiplinAcn lprpnlc3 0cH iterfs
ncoe @loamn@ic iounncn mlco 0iQIen
/ talrigc lmaa % itorc Stptfer. -
Gcrui mlaa / NlminOcliEbC0 sc IRE
Scn1tcoClc to2icrca iom Nliialo. O.
Stntfcr, iom life itror fuaierc3
~puoQrunN al Sell. &iOcnbeO cGcr
ubcIoiQ 6orm, bloOGicre8 % iormcS
til fpoNrotiifc 8Ioocr al ioritieliI
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for &lUrCr % Tor "Eroooe" mco an
oct &ruoninNaiorboIo Cno Ncu purige
Nto@ic. g Elu0cr, ser bar bcItaact
allie &roUcr, ioac2 mcO en- ~0iamant
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Eri3mcr, Der iIibc3 oa poIcrc3, cucr
til Stiucr, bporui ser ouune3 Gin.
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
Sen &eIeoiamo.

Wange far unbret Jig oper, at
@n0lono / i'm Gib nfitoo Gen Selgos
LAMB til Spiflulto til @icngiGIb for
nogIe 9on0itrGfuinger / Iirifa. sc
enaelife Stat5m9nb, Der / lin Sio
~ioretog bette Wageififtc, bar iono-
ipnligpiS bl. a. bapt oct Sormaal
oermeo at fire ct gobt 8orbolo til
ben itore 6aitIanosmagt, iom Den.
gang GS9O) enonu life bar begpnot
at ifabe Ell p~irfelig StorIlaaOc, Der
funoe ppffc &etpnfeli9bco hos So.
pfS Seriferiuoe. Set fan bellcr life
ncgteS, at GnglanoS 9cii0oelie al
&elgoIano uor iprlig egnet til at glpc
inf SfiniDQe paa gn9lanOS Serifcr.
mugt NUring. Scnne &iippee laa
life blot iom Ell trrenOc cngeIif Sor-
poit tpt rocnior Spiflano5 Noroplt-
fDIt; men 0Cu maatte oglaa bao0e no
tiollalt og - citer Splflano2 Grob-
ring al Soften og Senoeripllano -
0cograiiit bctraetes iom bereroe til
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aiplocr OcttC / 'Grlig bci @roo, naar
man to9er G%ortioen meo / Setragt-
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oct meo SailInnoet, OF tilliolt breoeS
Den belt. Nelgclano blep 'oaleoeS
ell Q, og mems 5ioen off, imcItcoc
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Ell gita0en al Gens Stcrrel'c.
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Den al NeIgolano meb oens rcoe
Slipper en- buio Salts, bpis Dips
leier bIcp uonpttet al Wemle'tene.
Oct er muIiat, at Stenbrponingen
bar iorriuaet benne SS Woodlands
epne moo Napet; ibpert 6olo lpanNf
Den buibe 2 9pbet al Oct Zoe Ior-
bunoreOe mcaet iterft ino. % | Va
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bis bar uoior for MtmoiiGrells %
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02

Ru'if life fom / llisrc. Som CT barr
oifil0t 2eaot operleoereoes Den Der
pao ill Den itorc Bach.
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pIantebe Ell bel Snpe meO 5olfeiun.
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hutoreopiS al nnpuIsic men Ggte
SoIfeiongc, Der bar gnaet | 6re. -
Get bar ocn tciierliQc commissions
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ouerQipc Dem / SGuOcrne poa bel
ficn0te aomponiitcr / S~Dlflano,
2itcrriR, Scbmciti o. NcbcrIanOcne.
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b%inoclic meb llNGiuclicn al bette
airupcpcrt bar DIR. Wtor Srieolan-
Der pes llniperiitctet / Berlin 9iort
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02
Nnfhcnsa cIlcr Mripye cr en- 1

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bolo iUuca at iiuoc Stco / Mar, nroo
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fdlo tIIrua0ClIg, Til "cn llnic Sore.
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get / rettc Stb iprtcr ocn Scacmct oo
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ciucr, iom ioraariager SniIucn;a.
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gauet Spgoommcn, men buor Den al.
Ierebe bar iot ii9 init. bepiier aurifo
in tioSpreocoe Sturte og Strait pco
al renIe Slooct % oplipe Sraonernc
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ocmc %pcIfounc @iGit. 6oriem ser.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02

paa Ell a~lippeioffcl, iom Iigger I'M
Der Gbbe- Sanbitunben % banner Ell
Slngs naturlig Selgebrpber, Der be-
ifptter Gems Slipper ret pirfiomt.
Snoen ben tpife Negiering tog fat
pua ~llbierelien al Seifpttellesperfer,
bar oct oarlige Cab finn ca. 200
&paoratmcter, og iioen er oct goQet
neo til Salpoelen; maaife bill oct belt
funnc bringes til Spber. Set Sios-
pilntt, ga Supet bar ~frataget Spifer-
ne Den 8ape, iom Sauets Seriferinbe
GAP Dem, ligger ioaleoes Iartuiinoer
noe / Srerntioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-02

bapeS op / ct SAB meO DC parme,
itompeoe Yoteter, $40, Eeber %
Sn1pr. Get blanocs 9oOt iannel,
% BABES op i ct StcBeiao, iom c,
imurt goot. Gaa Soppcn jones be'
nlco en- SNIP o. inlercS oper men
Oielf. Get itegea onltrcllt 2S WFl'
inter / Ell beo Sngeropn og IeruereS
meo Somat. SailceIL iom lapes laa'
leoeS: Gen fogte % oiIiIeoc Sonlat-
lat BABES op / Ell llocn @rpoe Oh
IanInart Den foyer Op, bar man "A
EbeIte Salt, liot Fcbcr o. Ell Sbe'fc
Corn Starcb /, ionn CT rprt no / liot
folbt Tauo. Get foyer / nogle Wti.
nltcr % bploeS oOer 6ilfepuooin9en.
GbOfulabe Srust Sage.
Gn balp Sop Smor, 3 9opper
Suffer, 4 sGg, I Sop Melf, 21$
Sop Mel, A Sbcifecr @ufing Bomber,
= Sirfauter "9ofcr'a Chocolate, p
Sbeife &anilie, "a Sop S%alnoOfier.
ncr, d Sbeife Salt. Sner, Den ent
Sop Suffer o9 &anilien rereS til
SIeoc. sgggeblommcrne piSpcS goot,
irpreS Den anben Sop Suffer og uis.
pcs igien, bpprpau 9GggcmasIeu %
oct rprte Smer rpreS Iarmen.
Gbofoloben Inlelte5 opcr fogenoe
Snno % rsres /. Welf, 9ofina
Bomber og SaIt iigtcS og reres
perelpis meo Mclfen % ~Nobocfjcr.
nerue. SiIilut "ioloes" De ltipl!agnt
gGggebpiocr /. Set bGloes Op / Ell
~tcnnclig itor, ilao &ange, iom Ell
belugt meo imlrt Tapir, % ltegcs
omtrcnt 40 Nfinuter.