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The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Ba!emore. Nd. July A-Pnces on the local
pouuce market ranged as follows:
HTGS-Marylaad, Pennsylvania and nearby
nrs's, per duz. 45c: Western irsts pr doz
&c west virginia hrsts. per doz., 45c; Soutll-
ern fTsts, 4ic. (AH loss on
bUTIER-Creamery, fancy. Ter in S,assc.
c1clce. Sa54c; good. 5la59s; prints 5sa5sc: bocsS
ooao'c; ladies, 46a41c; Maryland and Pennsvly,n,a
gols, 4oai6c; Ohio rolls, SO; West Virrini.
rolls. 45c:-store-packed, &c: MARYLAND
Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. Isa4sc.
process butter. 50a5lc
LIVE POULTRY-ChickenS old hens. Ins ana
over. ID. D; do. small to medium. dag: do.
White Leghorns. sc; old roosters., z3aac; do.
rs lbs and over, per ID. 4laf9c: do. ~
70 ~ lbs, Per H. 4oc; do smaller per
10. SoaPc; do, White Leghorns II lbs and over
Per ID. Sc; do. White Leghorus smaller per Ib
sc; ducAs. old Pekins, per b. Bazc; do. tsld
die, per lb sc; do, muscosy. Der III &c. do
small md poor. per ID, Za23c; do. young In,
and over. lb. 0a2c; do. smaller, per ID. &c:
Pigeons. young. per pair. 3a4oc; do old per
pair. s0a4cc; guinea fowl. old. each. 5oazoc;
Joung. each, socz1-oo
FRUlTS-Apples. Early June No L per bbt
saS0; do. No. 2. per bbl. 2a29; do. com
mon, per bol, l5dal.75; do. No. l, per basket.
zoal-5 80; do. No ? per basket. 75cal 90 as 10
ouahty. Per IS basket. 0a5Cc; blackberrieS. c4,.
tiratsd. per at. aa2ac; do. wild, per at, saIsc:
ezntaloupes California and Arizona Standard
pG crate. 35ozAoo; do. pony. per oate. 2fsa
a@; do Carolina and Georgia, standard. p,r
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
MARKET SHOWS
BUOYAN1 TONE
Banks Decision to Take
Rails Collateral Helps
Street.
BY BRoADAN WALL.

New York, July 24.-The First Ma
donAl Bank announced today that in
the future IL would treat rails and
industriafs as OF equal collateral value
when making Stock Exchange loans.
This marks the first step toward rea-
sonable banking practice. The First
National is the granddaddy OF all the
banks. and its example will be fol-
lowed by the whole country.
stocks were buoyant until the af-
ternoon. when they became reaction
ay. The morning trading saw new
high records in several issues. par
tcularly the tobaccos. oils and food
shares. In the last hour there was
raid based On the fact that Beth
lehem Steel omitted its extra dividend.
1t was helped by several runnors that
were proved false after the close.
The short interest that is entrapped
in the market is very large and is be-
coming desperately nervous
Omission OF the Bethlehem Steel
extra dividend was regarded by the
banking interests as a wise act. and
one that would be beneficial to the
market
One Of the constructive reports OF
the day had to do with a proposed
increase in steel, by leading compa-
MES several OF Ine SHlti lnuePtHu-
ents have already increased their
prices for specialties made Of steel
and an increase by the big concerns
is looked upon as a matter OF course
1t was because of this situation that
United States Steel led the market
throughout the morning.
Sterling exchange was bit strong
er. confdentially. because 1t Is now
understood that new corporation
to handle foreign credits has been
agreed upon II its final shape and
only awaits the adjustment OF some
minor details before it is officially
announced.
Close of the market was rather
weak. but It was an artificial weak
ness due to the several false reports
in circulation.
In the automobile list Stromberg
Carbureter was the s.ar performer.
II sold up from 90 to 1O4; broke to IS;
recovered to par; declined to 81 IL, and
closed at s. White Motors was
strong. but the street was disap-
pointed when nothing but the regular
dividend was announced.
Another big packing combine is
coming to Wall street in the near
future. under the name of the Indian
Packing Company, of Delaware.
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BANK SHORTAGE
TO Be REPAID
Every Dollar Borrowed
Must Be Returned.
Deputy Says.

Phiiadelphis. July 20. = That
Charles A. Amber. former speaker
OF the Pennsy1vania house Of dele.
gates. obtained $4,000 in persona
loans and loans for his contracting
company from the North PenT
Bank, was stated yesterday by p
7. Pussy. special deputy attorns.
general. who, represents the Stafs
banking department IN the invests.
cation into the afiairs OF ths
wrecked bank.
= This statement was simultanscuf
with Pusey's declaration ahai
every dollar borrowed from Che
bank must be paid
we are going after every ons
and every asset 10 clear up Tho
$500. 900 shortage" he said.
AS receiver for the Pittsburgh
Life & Trust Company. Amber de-
posted about 100000 of that con
GERMS funds in the North Penr
Bank.
Amber informed Pusey he woulc
make a complete settlement OF hin
account with the bank within a fes
days. Amber also made an assign
ment OF the funds Of the PittsbarEf
Life & Trust Company TO Insurance
Commissioner Donaldson.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25

changes In prices Trading was actirs. with
comn.issiou houses plttiye out lines purchased
On the rseent bulge sharr, setbacks In some
securities on the Stock Exchange did good
deal to check the demand for The staple.
Dpe OF the features was the vuinerahleness Of
August, which was disposed Of freely By
broker That position has been sold for a
number Of days against cotton to be brought
mere lot deiisery. and operations in August
were unusually active at the decline. July .
VIII be hrst notice. August day. Dealings in
July VIII ,cesse at noon Tomorrow.
fnyate reports Of further heavy rains in
south Carolina reached the market in the last
hour. prfnoiing covering and a rally OF Is
points The close was steady at a net decline
of 20 To IS points
Spot at New Orleans was unchanged At $40
Tor middiins- The sales wee l.soe bales.
spos mere was quiet at a decline Of IS points
10 oa There were no sales
fort receipts for the day tetaled Il, l3 balea
while exports aggrces ted 90 hales
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CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. July A-Con presented an uncrr-
tain 'front.' at the close Of trading today, with
net ef anscs from hc lower to bsc 10 Nc higher;
oats nnlshed ha<c higher. and hog products
were on 2]ac To sc with little interest in
evidence amorS trades
IL was weather market in orn. and report.
OF gathering cloDds and prospective rains oper.-
ted rs bear eatnre Trading wss at higher
ieves. but prices yielded readily to light otIer-
ings TradeTs on both sides Of the market
hesitate to make commitments pefering to
swat weather Developments over the belt Fed.
eral gorenment experts report the Kansas crop
In critical need OF moisture. Notwithstanding
these conditons. little. II any, damaee has yet
occirrrd. and the PLANT generally is in exoel-
lent condition. July option closed hc lower;
September. haac higher, and December rn.
changed TO hc lower. Blcnos Aircs cash cpu
was lihc higher.
Oats hrething returns ara not as high as
estimated in some localities Tnere was alb
sence Of selling pressure. and hedsins sales
were a minus quantity. On an inactive and
neglected. udke. resting spots at the close were
Nc higher for July: sa%c for September. and
Nc for December
Errort demand for lard stsadied the hog
products market. but losses were scored through.
out the list. excepting July pork which ad-
ranced Soc. and July lard showed an advance
OF &C with little trading evident September
pork was down ac; other lard options down
TIC to 3Dc. and September rhs down PIC.
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u. S. TO CONTINUE
BUSTING" OF TRUSTS

Attorney General Palmer has set at
rest reports that prosecution of anti
trust cases would be allowed to drop.
The government will resume trust
busting" in October where il left off
at the outbreak Of the war, officials
said.
The case against the alleged steel
combine is the first docketed for ar
Euraent before the Supreme Court
when il convenes in October. 1t was
moved forward az the request of the
department of Justice Other and
similar suits. now pending. probably
Will be moved ahead also.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
FLORISTS ON OUTING
TO AID BABIES CAMP

Florists of Washington will take a
half holiday Monday for the purpose
OF participating in their annual out
ing at Marshall Hall.
Arrangements have been made to
close all the flower establishments at
p. m. to permit all employees TO make
the trip. George c. Shafter. chairma n
of the outing committee. has COM
pleted an interesting program OF
sports. The Babies Summer camp
will be aided.
Kallipolis Grotto Band will furnish
music and refreshments will be serv-
ed free. Boats for Marshall Hall
leave the Seventh street wharf at 10
a. m, 2:3O D. m. and $50 .. m.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
Says Pogrom Horrors
Will Stagger World

New York. July 24-The horror
of the pogroms in Poland and
Ukrainix will "stagger the world"
when the truth becomes known. ac-
cording to Louis NaNhall. OF
Guggenheim. Untermyer and Mar
shall. New York lawyers. and DR..
Cyrus Adler. president of Cropsie
College, Philadelphia and acting
president Of the Jewish Theological
Seminary. New York, who arrived
here on the French liner La Tou-
raine today.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
WOULD BAR "ANZACS"
AS A TRADE NAME

New York. July 2I.-The Australian
commission in the United States sent
request today TO number Of
American business concerns that have
adopted "Anzscs" as a trade name
asking them TO refrain from using fot
commercial purposes a word which
for Australians and New Zealanders,
bears the sacred memory OF thou.
sands Of heroic dead.
The term "Anzacs'' is composed Of
the initial letters OF the Austrai ar
and New Zealand army corps whc
fought at Gallipoli.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
MONEY MARKET.

New York. July 2i-Money on call on the
NV York Stock Exchange opened at rer cent
high. per cent; low. So per cent: closing. 81
rSr cent Most of the days loans were made
at T~r cent. Leans made on all indrastriaI
collateral were casa p~r cent
Time money coutinues. scarce in the street and
broters still hare difficulty in receiving accom-
modatiops. Sale transactions were made at
6iea7 per cent
Mercantile paper was again dull
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New YORK, July 24-Todsys closing rates o.
eNchanse on principal foreign markets were a
follows:
Sterling demand, 45s: cables. 40
Bankers. 60 days. 4SS4: 90 DAYS. 434A.
France. checks. 705; cables. TD
German. checks, 67s cables, 2
Holland. cheeks. S@: cables Is.
Italy. checks S57; cables, SIS
Swiss, checks, So: cables SIS
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York July A.-BCTrER-Firmer: sslted
and UratNt. frrsh creamery extras. 5ia57'sc
hrsts, 5ea56iec higher than extras, 55assi.c;
State dsiry. tubs, isaSic
tHEEsE-Active. whole milk State specials.
2tta5S; fancy, SAa32c; lower grades, 23a3lc:
Wisconsin whole milk. fancy young Americas,
~ 'sa31c; State skim. specials eiIka25zc cholce,
Da23c: fair TO good liolar
biGS-Market frmsr: nearby white. fancy,
Sa6sc; hruTn, Sjasoc; extras. 54a5oc; frSts.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. July 2i-Spots op.nded with a fair
demand today. prices were steady. Sales amount
ed to 500 bales. There were no receipts
Futures opened easier
American -middling fair. 2W; good niddlns.
% "a; full middling, 2a; middhng. q a; low,
70 50; good ordinary, 1904; ordinary. l7jl
At p m market steady. Sales 500 bales,
including $50 American.
Futures closed steady
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
Vexed at Senator Shields.

Chattanooga. Tenn, July "a. -
The nomination by President Will
son of State Senator Parks worley
for United States marshal of the
Eastern district of Tennessee today
met with little approval. Senator
Shields is being severely criticised
for insisting on the appointment.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
Army Doctor Weds Nurse.

Reading, Pa. July ga -onanc,
which started in an army hospital
where both were in tho service ~
their country. culmins;.d q when TT
Henry F. SchAntz. Of Rcad.ns. mar
Iied Miss Irene G. CLARK. ru-se. o.
Mia cara Falls.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. July A.-PrOduce prices on the
local market ranged as follows today:
BUTTER-sohd-packed creamery, extra, Sc;
high -scorins goods, SaJoc: the latter for Job
bing sales: extra frsts. &c; irsts 52a54c: SEQ
onds. 5a5lc; thirds. 46ai9c; sweet creamery
choice and fancy. 5ssSOc; fair To good, 53as7c |;
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
Office Forced Upon Ohioian,

Tuscarawas. Ohio. July 24.-Dr. G..
A. Henry. who refused to qualify as
coroner after election. was in
fluenced by commissioners to ac-
cept the place to fill vacancy.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
Booze Found in Tanks.

Monroe. o.. July 2i.-StAte trooper
caught 9. r. French. Toledo. ,.tth q
foSty-one-gallon tank OF liquor ~.
tached 20 his automobile and y. X
Freeman with a ffty-gallon tank. The
combined tanks were valued at &. 80
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
Washington Stock Exchange.
EHLES.

Washington Gas Is, 500 at &C.,
Capital Traction S. 500 at e61A $500 at
as%
Potomac Eartric 1st S.. 1900 at B, s., 90
az %
d. G. Psp- lst &c, 5000 at s1a. 800 at
~
Columbia Graphophone ourn., so at $50
After call
Washington RAILWAY A. 500 at c. SlOrp At 81
Washington Railway s., 81. 90 at s4S
Capital Traction. 10 S9lz, 10 at s9la 10 at
s3ia, 10 at seiz. 10 at S915
PUBLIC UTILITY BOSDS
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
by JOSEPH r. PRiTCH ARD.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

PittSburgh. Pa. July o4-HOGS-Reoipts.
2.so; lower; hearies. p ga2 s.; heavy Yorsers.
2. .e5s9 IS; light Workers and pigs 2 75aom
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, ooo; steady
top sheep. lLoo; top lamb 1850
CALVES-ReceiptA 80: steady; top. 800.
East Buffalo n. Y. July A-CATTLE- Re
cepts, 20; steady
CALNES-Receipts 80; 9c higher: soOsis 30
HoGS-ReoeiTHs. Se; l0r higher; heavy, mixed,
y e5 Workers. a.o0a2i-S5 Light Yorkers and piSs,
. So roughS, y. 5a21 IS: stays, /. ooaIsoo
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receirss no; sheen
steady; lambs slow; lambs. l2ooaI7oo; Others
unchanged
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
COTTON MARKETS

New York, July 2-Liqu.dation weakened the
cotton today. with the session marked By cratic
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25

New York.-Newest among us is Mr..
William Poster. whose Setup is cal
culated TO attract attention and whose
talking point just now is that he liveS
on j. week. Thirteen years in 70
California desert showed bin IoE
The secret? Well shun the Uarbel
has something to do with IL His
guitar is handmade from wood found
near his desert home.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-25
COTTON RANGE.

Ncr York. July A-Range Of cotton prices:
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N. Y. BANK CLEARINGS.
New York. July 24-Bank clearing, he-s to
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12

@eiddftseifer. Stro.
BenbabnIfaffner meloct beim 8op.
port, iein 8o9en lei nit einem au.
tumobil 3uiommcngeitobcn, oeiien
Senfer fopfu6er ourd's 6eniter in
ben Iceren @n0en geilogen lei.
Girettor: nGun sic Da6en ibm
oof bofientIid iofort - einen IifeI
aboerlanQt2"
Gin 9umpoenie. STUDENT
CTeine Sants bsiuaeno): rDis gebt ss
Dir, liebe Sante?" - Sunte: rNidt
gut, i'd bin ieBt srnFtia trant.- =
STUDENT: ~g}d, gante, odnn leibe mir
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lid auf Define @eIunbbeit trinten
tann."
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@nGbige, BIZ. Odmen oItern pieI friis
her dls bic WGnner! 4u6 nimmt ibr
@.bGatniB fehr frib db!" .Ods
mibte oenu BOD befpieien werben!" -
.Soglsi6! Gdon cine breibigjGbriee
Dame erinnert ii4 meiitens nimmer,
ME oft ie It'll"
Rurirt. q: ,Wie pertrdgf
vi Did iest nit 0siner 5ruil, 1T iis
oon ibrer Gifsriudt seheilt2" g.:
.8olfomm,n, Dor Sturgeon madten
mir 4benbs 3uiammen einen Spa3ier'
gang unb an onoern Morgen erbieIt
lie Elm anonnmes Billet: r9eitern
abeno lpurOe sS6r GER @emabI mics
Der nit Der betnnnten bdBliden alien
9erion seIe9en." Seitoem babe i'd
Rube.1
-Sromm. Satin: r0eibt Oh,
Paul. td finoe e. f~onbsrbdr bon Dir,
3u 9duis 8u 5Iejben uno Romane 5u
leien, Statt nit mir in bic Stride 3u oe.
ben" - 8atte: r@oriiber bat benn
Der preoi9sr qeiproden2" - Satin:
n0as babe i'd per9sFen, ohr 6rdu
WiiIer, bic nebtn mir IdB, bate Elm
ateio on, has mar sinfab sum Gnt,
aiiden!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12
SMbner. SrifaiIee

Aus einem ~0rcipfun0tgen 9ubn
nnht man $50 Stilte, Die man
gIeihmdBig ial5t mo IeIht nit &iet'
fer beitreut. Su cine Shame gi6t
man 2 lln5en Butter uno Damn 0as
GiihnerfIeiidl oeft 3u uno foft 20
Ninrten, n0bren0 0erer man 0ns
sSIeiif mebrmal3 menoet. 9fun
fommt 10 piel beiBes @aiier 0oran.
bob oas Subn ant beoedt lit. Iuh 2
3niebeIn uno Bepiir3. so miro es
gefoft, bis peih. 3man5ig Nimiten
Dor Dem anrid'ten llBt man 2 lln3en
Butter 3erifmel5en gibt = GBIoifeI
Rebl oaran, tod)t 3 NinIten, fiigt
oann 1 Chart !@iihnerbriihe 0ornn.
8ieie geminnt man. inOem man ben
&ols, Sic 5liigeI unO Oen Wagen, 10.
ME 0ie iaIber %abge3oqeneu 6IBe
toht. 3uIeet tommt etra5 3itro.
n~euiaft oaju mo 1-2 gBI0ficI
3n9m un0 t-2 GigeIb, Iuenn m0g.
lid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12
Eur die RNGe.
Giumndl.M iidrnHgen Tnb GcInaH
h~eisifaoIid.

@om @Gemiiden 9urenu Oes
gder6au.0 8 departments miro cine
Darnung erloiien gegen Die in Die.
len Sau$baIten beim ginmahen BON
Sbit uno @emilien ii6lide 8erpen.
6ung pom djemiiden @r0pnraten, Die
sunteiit in puIperiiierter 5orm IN
ben Sa1oel qeIangen un0 Ytii6un'
Gen BON SalicpI. o0er 8oridure emit
baItcn. SoldIe 0}itteI ioaten pom
ben Sansfrauen nid)t gebrautt mer.
ben, ga iie ie5r oft Oer 8eiun09eit
td00Iif iinO. Sbra Germen0ung
be5lpedt. 0ie Gonicrpen bnItbarer gu
MAIDEN. lit ieood) gang unnotig.
nenn beim ginnad)en 0ie rihtiJen
Netbo0en befolat meroen.
Die 9ousfruuen mtilen geD0bnlih
rid)t, Dab 9unoeS. ME Staats.8e'
fesgebung ocn @ebraud Oerartiger
Iiidungen in aonierueiabrIfen I'm.
ierioat. Omar men0en iid oieie @e.
fese niht au5oriidlid) gegen Die
Bernen0urg iddOliher Br0parate
innerbalb Der 6amiIien. Ood man
fonte ~nnnebmen, ooB Die @ausmut-
Ter nidt piiicntIih iiir sic Speiien
Der 6amliIienongeb0rigen Y~2irturen
be%rlpenoeu miro, oie fir fouuner.
siene 3pete oIs id)Q0lia uerboten
tinb.
9as Iderbau . Qepurtement bat
ousfiibrIide @egpeiiPr iur OaS Gin.
MAIDEN uno Gonier0ieren pon Sbit
nn6 @emiiien inter AusihIuB Der
ortiqer @iIf8mitteI uerofientIitt,
9ieie anmeiiungen wer0en aif Pin.
froge foitenfrei BON Dem 9epart'
ment Of agriculture in 8dIbington
9. 6, an ieoe Aoreiie geIieiert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12
Die Ql00e.
8nute Shnbe.

Ole gngldnoerinnen trngen lest
bunte Sdube. Sb Die Wooe lid
ourd)icBen miro, lift aueroings iebr
fragIi6. Gle miro nGmli9 BON oen
Wannern obgelebnt, uno in eng
Iano geben DIE Wtdnner befanntlif
IN allen 0ffeutliden 3ingen ben
Con on, - ME bel unS Die 6rnu.
Ell.
Die @ngldnoerinnen trugeu BON
leber cine ausgeiprOd)ene Jurben.
freuoigteit outage. Die Iebbaitelten
Jarben uno Die 9reliten aontraile
tanoen bel ibnen 8eifaQ, uno %.
Der fonUnt cs uielelbt, oaB man
linen germ pormirit, oaB iie feinen
0eidjmad beligen uno lid nIht 81
tleloen periteben.
Sect baben Die 0iel geidmabten
Sniulanerlnnen 9elegenbelt, in al.
len mogIid)en llno unmogIiden Jar.
berfomblnatIoneu 81 ihmelgen. 4u-
Der sen t%ra0itioneQ g%enebmi9ten
6arben, wIe Sdmar5, 8eiB, @elb,
Braun uno @rau, g~eltattet Die DO
De leet aud bluue uno Crime Shu.
he. Sdube aus Ytoire uno 9rofat-
ltofien iino iebr beliebt. Sdpar5e
Sd)ube nit bIauen uno pioletten
Sd)nouen mo tlelren roiafarbenen
ToIetten i'll Der Nitte itto feline
SeItenbeit.
AIleroin0s lit faum Au3iidt uor.
banOen, ooB oIeie Mode iid) aQge.
meln einbiirgern miro. 1afiir iino
namlIh ole Shllbe 81 teuer. Sic
toiten icd]5 bis iieben Yiu10, uno
etne iolfe Summe fiir elm 8aar
Stube an5ule9en. f0nnen iid niGt
piele @nglanoerinnen Ieiiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12
Glleplei fIp's haus.
Der 6UGforb.

Ger Gotforb bletet mandmal
einen redJt rulllfommenen @rias iur
Die stodtiite. Our Seriteaung be-
notigt man 5IUeI Jerpobnllde obj.
i0rbe, lDie lie gum 8erlenOen pon
10 Rfuno 6riidten beniist weroen.
Dieie aorbe iiber5iebe man BON au'
BEN nit iauber geruaideuem Sar.
dent ooer 6lanell. 1efiittert per.
Den tie Inren nit @ol5moue, 8atte,
Sei0en. un0 0ou-&appden iebr
oid)t uno Did. Ytit elmer groben
0aoel uno ungebleidtem 3mirn
MIRO Die 6iitterung al Den aorben
leitgsndbt, nit einem Stoff. o0er
2eimpan0itreiien uber3ogen in DER
8eiie, oaB ole aoGbe linen uno ali.
ben p~ouitanoig iiber5ogen iin0. NA.
berocm miro nod eiH rurIoer, geIlau
pailenoer Yollter nit 9ol5mOlle o0er
&appden gefilttert, bergcIteIt. Die
Spellen per0en Johann Ill paiIenoen
&0pien nit gut idlieBenoem 0edeI
lple fur Ole S0dtllte aut Dem Ser0
uorgetodJt, in elm 3uo ein9eihlagen,
in Den &od)forb geiteut, oarauf piel.
Ieidlt nod ein tlahereS @eiaB (aai.
icroue) nit @emiiie etc geitelt, oar.
auf legt ma 0en Eollter, ~iiittert
etlua e~ntiton0ene 3piidenrdume nit
Eapier ooer @ol3poue aus un0
itiilpt ben 5peiten, oils 3edel &c.
oad)ten Iorb barber. Gle onge.
fodten Speiien fonnen nun einige
Stlnoen i'm 9odIforb bIeiben, fbne
5u peroerben ooer fat 81 meroen.
Sir Den &od)trob eignen iid) beion.
rers 9finniuppe, &artoffeIu, 8emiiie.
$afergriisipciieu, 4olento, Wtais.
meblbrei, G%dienmalll, auttelilede,
Hino@ber6, @iiIielfriidte, Surge mo
lieIe onOere Speiien, Die elmer Inn.
gen. &ob5cit beoiirfen.
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Memiidltcr Snlnt.

Gurfen mer0en geid}dIt, in feline
Sheiben gebobeIt un0 Ieidlt geiai3en,
/ Stuu0e iteben geIaiien. Damn o5ge.
9oiien. Crime, nod tlcine, lunge
@obncn mer0en in idnot geiaI5enem
@aiier gar gefoft un0 gum Ib.
tropien oIf ein SIeb QeIegt. Damn
qibt man Tie nit Den @urfcn in cine
&or5elIanihaIe, alcBt gute3 SoInt0i
0ariiber, pernlen8t lie qut, miitt
Oann etpos gebafte GeteriiIie oar.
inter, meiBen Giefier, Sal5 uno oen
n0tigen giiig oaraui, permletgt Den
Salat nodmoIs oaruit u1o rid)tet
auf griiuen Solatblittern an.
3ompott BON rii + en-
girnem Yian itoIt Die 8iruen,
idneI0et lie mad 9eljcbcu in &ali,
ten ooer ldBt iie gang, lest lie NIT
heiBem Waiier, in Dem man ,3llder
aui9eIoIt bat, iiber gclin0c5 23euer
mo IaBt lie Iangiam tpeih merocn
nobel man adlt qibt, oaB lie nIdlt
heitig fofen. Sam nimnt nan
iie nit Dem SdalmlIofieI berau5.
Icgt Tie in Sic SdijiitI, ihmcdt oen
Gait alb uno miirjt i'm. lpcnn or
nod etrpo5 JADE lit. nit Elm ucnig
3itroucriaft, p%crfod1t i'm nit pcr.
ouirItem anrtoiieImebI Gut ourh,
rijhrt i'm ioit bis sum Grfalteu
uno iiilt i'm iIber sic @irn1n.
Cream o. Gelerp sup.
re. NIcn iteut i Hut icjn &C,
'drittcnen (aicli,0crte nit 5 @Wt
&aiier AMI mo IjSt i'm meid TO.
den. Gam ourd) ell SItb trel'
ben. mjcocr III Ste Nionuc 5urid.
ccbcn. nit Gal} ut0 Nieiicr Mir.
SEN. S5n / Gbl6'itI p0G NUittr l1Et
mon I GbI0;tcl roG 2it1I onloutn.
Qibt ooml I Eoiie Mild oaron mo
cjn mcnil Q@grje3Ne N%tu9jdtml6
rcrniidlc oGl2 m0 %isrul2rt nit
tlcineu N @utttr braun 1cr0i,sicr
2'ro:pltrigIn.
3uuqcu. Stem. Huatrtao.b
&nmo Sdmtjnc}umlcu told't maN
in foten0e$ g3oii,r um Ole dr6crc
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StDr did

1920 Glc9 3,Ho empneblt lid
sur &~1rarpcitNm0 IN Wjngbam,
G00nipttp %a1ul Sttriudcr mo
on0trcn Standardization. Us fam
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12

SfoIe ob3uT5icn. fdncioei Tie oonn
in t~leinere Glide. tut 1 9piebel,
Qor6eer6Iott uuo SaIj oarnn, IdBt
es eine CUTE Stun0e foden, rihrt
Oann 3 GBloffeI Webl onran. laBt
es 6anlit nod I bis 2 Minuten nui-
fodlen. Gic 9unge foitet 90 Gents
oas 8funo, es lit ober fem anofeu
uno Set oarau. oeshaIb icoermnrr
1eFGmmiif.
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eud alts Sei0c, 5atin, @a6ar0ine,
JtaIab. uno Sbdmlun3-Seioe berge-
lteLt meroen. Stomblnatlonen uon
6tngbom NIT %clnen ooer Blque
ODER 6oularo nit Grgauoie milroen
lid blibi6 MAIDEN.
2aS Nuiier fommt in iieben
@r6Ben fir 81, SO, 50, 40. AZ, a
uno 46 3oa Bruitweite. Sir @roBe
80 iinO ga Daros SO BOD breiten
Stoffes notig. Ser Sod lit unten
i3s CARDS melt.