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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30

PARIS. June 29.--(By the Associat ed
Press 1.-The official notification 10 Ger
many that the blockade will not be
. rai iscd until the treaty is ratified by Ger
many was in the form OF rcsolut.o on
adopted by the council OF four and pre-
scented to the German delegation before
its departure for Berlin. The resolution
is as follows:
The superior blockade council is in
structrd to base its arrangements for
resembling restriction upon trade with
GcDmany on the assumption that :he
allied and associated powers will rot
wait TO rCis" the blockad" until the COM
plction Of ratification as provided for ut
the end Of the treaty with Germany. but
that il IS 10 hc raised Immediately up"n
receipt OF information that the treaty
of peace has been ratified by Germany"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
REDS :
IN OUTBREAK
Demonstrants In Rome Az
tempt to Reach Premier, y
But Are Driven Back

ROME, June 29.-(By the Aasos
cIated PreSs)-Serious disorders
marked all anti-government dem.
onstration in Rome last night. The
demonstrants attempted to reach
the residence of Premier Nitti, but
were driven back by large forces
OF military police. Order wss
finally restored after midnight. ~
Prior to the demonstration a LARGELY
attended mass meeting was held at the
Augusteum. Patriotic and inflamfiia.
tory speeches were delivered. GabP;tIo
d'Annunzio was present and mAde.h
speech. apparently adding to the exettn;
ment OF the audience. which left IT.
hall and began the demonstrated. ;s.ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
FOREIGNERS ATTEMPT
TO BLOW UP PLANT

Special Dispatch to The Intclligcncfr
EAST LIVTRPOOL. O.. June 29.-F!ve
sticks of dynamite were set off under
one corner Of the Crystal Springs Ice
CO.'S two story brick plant in Wcllsvilic.
in an attempt To destroy the building
to-day All windows were broken. but
tho nlant was not otherwise damaged.
Foreigners seeking revenge because they
were refused ice for retail trade during
the recent shortage. are suspected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
LABOR SHORTAGE Of 10000 J.
REPORTED IN WEST VIRGINIA

CHARLESTON w. a
of b.
employment
as February. s&AS
O
In The 80
employed
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BY Kathleen Teer.

COLUMBUS. O., June 29-The Halle
lujab chorus sung by a thousand exult-
ant voices pours out Of the coliseum
nightly, symbol,zing the Kingdom OF
Christ triumphing through the centur-
les.
At tho same time, from across tho
lawn sounds the low chanted prayers
Of Hindu worshippers. bowling low
over their funeral pyres. the wa!ltng
note Of Hawaiian instruments. the
measured beat OF the tom-tom. the SOFT
voices Of a negro quartet in plaintive
plantation hymns, the droning sermon
Of a Chinese preacher. a burst Of mar
I t!al music from the Rainbow Division
band Korean wedding march, and a
blatant measure OF American jazz,
synbolizlng the brotherhood CT man in
tho 20th century.
Tho night sounds alone arc symholi-
cal OF tho remarkable element Of inter-
nntionalirm found IN the Centenary
pclehrat!N7 OF Arnhrtcan Nl'h"dist
missions being staged here With tho
coming Of evening, and i,s hlnzc OF
lights tho exposition grounds lose their
identity entirely. and reveal n maEniil'
cent panorama representing the sights
and sounds and peoples Of tho whole
! world.
Et0 1rnInensity.
Tho most vivid impression OF tho OK
positiSa as q whole Is It's immcnsity.
while the lifo and color Of the con-
stantly shifting scenes arc almost ns
compelling to tho spectator. The pic
turcsque element Is everywhere. In tho
! crowds thronging tho grounds and IN
tho pagrants which arc being given at
all times OF tho day\and night
In tho mass OF humaNlty which Hurs"S
, oyer tho grounds arc dark skinned
groups in the coiCrful costumes Of heir
native lands. chatt-rInE In strange
tonguea ard observing many OF tnerr
native customs on this, their first visit
TO America. One litiln group Of Indian
holy man stnp just outside OF lha Arur-
!, lean building to join tho crowd OF bish-
ops. tho preacher and his family from
some place out in Kansas. and the Nagru
preacher from the mountains OF Tennes-
see, Before a soft drink stand an I'M
posing Moorish gentleman in red h"ntt
dress. Q blinking. beaded Indian hahv in
his mother'H arms, a deaConeSs in black
with q crisp lawn bonnet, II group Of
Sunday school superintend-nts, and O.
dark skinned Hawaiian beauty, stind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
SUTHERLAND TELLS
SOCIALISTS ABOUT
WAVING RED FLAGS

Special Dicpa;Ch TO Th" lnt"lligcnc"r.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. June 2?.-A
Socialist. whose letter proved that u"
believes most bomb outraE"S ar" Matched
by ''Ca pitalism" TO create new scar"s"
resulting in the enactment Of more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30

Or. Won Eeihmarn-H"llweg was Ger
nan chancellor from 1904 - July H.
lal- He -uccAnd-d rr;nr" Won Bu"tow.
The dsTin,t:cn Of ~" treaty Euaran-
tc"'nE 10 neutrality Of Belgium as n
"ecrap of rap"r" was made by Won
BAthr1anr-H -Hollweg IN en- address 10 thr
Reichstae shortly after ;ic beginning nf
're war Tho former chancellor has
blamed the nil'arists for starting tho
war. wh!r he. IN turn. has h"en blamed.
Tas- Frhruarr. ~" former chancellor
offered 70 90 before a tribunal 20 give
an accounting for hts Stewardship as
chancellor. II was announced IN B"rl3n a
On March - that Won Re;hmann-Hoil-
wnE would be among those who would
hn tried BY tho German court which
would investigate responsibility for the
lcss OF thu war hv Germany.
He has hecn mentioned several ttni"s
as among those wh" might b" tried b.
;hr allies for political oscsnses IN con-
nectton with the origin OF the war.
Dr. Won Bethmann-HollwcE IS 81
yoars old. Peforo becoming chancellor
n was PruSsian minister Of the interior
and imperial treasurer ard vice chanc"l-
lrr He hold The rank OF lieutenant gen
eral In TIE Gnr'nnn army. Sine" his r"-
t;rsrnent from ocf,co. tho former cham
Cvcllor ha7 been living a: HohenfInow.
his estate rrar ;:brrswaldr. - miles
north OF Berlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
DECLARES He
IRRESPONSIBLE
THAT KAISER IS
WITHOUT BLAME
ASKS DISMISSAL OF
CHARGES AGAINST RULER
Addresses Communication to
Clemenceau and Allied
Leaders

BERLIN, Saturday, juno 33.-(By
The Associated Press)-Dr. Theobald
Won ssthnann-Eouwsg, former Ger
man chancellor, has formally asked
the allied and associated powers TO
place him on trial instead OF the. for
ner emperor. The former chanceL
lor says that he assumes responsion-
ity for the acts Of Germany during
his period of o{fee and places him
self at the disposal Of the allies,
The request Of the former chan
cellor was made June as, In com
munieation to Premier Clemenceau1
president OF tho conference DR..
Won Be:hnarn-Hollweg Il IL said
desired TO take this step May 20, but
refrained at that time on the eX-
pressed wish. Of the German govern
ment. The communication asks Pre-
rnter Clemenceau TO bring the follow
ing document to the knowledge OF
-thr allind nad associated powers:
an article 227 Of the peace terms,
the allied and associated powers pub
ucly arraign his majesty, william
II Of Hohenzollsrn, former Germau
emperor, for Supreme oHense
against international morality and
the sanctity Of treaties. At the
Same ttme they announced their re-
solve to address request 70 tAe
government of the Netherlands for
tho surrender Of the former enper-
or fer purpose Of trial.
with reference thereto, take the
liberty of addressing request 70
the powers 10 let the projected pro-
ceedtpG5 against his majesty, the
emperor, DC taken against me. For
this object hereby place myself at
the disposal Of tie allied aud aSsoei-
ated powers.
LAS former German chancellor,
beA- fog my period Of office sole re-
EponHblity, as regulated In the Ger
man constitution, fer tho political acts
- the emperor. 7 belisvo may de-
duee +herefrcn. the claim tfnt the
reckoning which the allied and ssso-
ciAtcd Powers desire 70 demand for
those acts rhall be demanded solely OF
me.
Being convinced that the allied anil
associated powers will not deny in
ternettonal respect to tho legal position
hxed BY public constitutional law,
may express the hopo that they VIII
re lrc.1ned 20 Yield 70 my urgent re-
upost, (Signed)
won aE-EMAfTN- -EoILwEG,
"NcaenftrEow, June IS"
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DR.. WILKINS, CONDEMNED WIFE MURDERER.
COMMITS SUICIDE IN JAIL BY HANGING
BRITISH FLAG BURNED IN DUBLIN

rr"ssThe British flag
college number
demonstrations
oured in other parts the cit ul:o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
RAISE GERMAN
BLOCKADE WHEN
TREATY|SO. K D
Superior Blockade Council
Takes Action Following
Signing of Peace Pact

WASHINGTON, juno 2e.-The su-
perior blockade council has been ~
struoed to be prepared to raise lhe
economic blockade Of Germany iu1rne-
aiately upon ratification by the Ger
man national assembly Of the peace
t-eHty.
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TKH. wNAFNH0.

wAsH1NaToM, juno 2o-Poreeasti
We6tern Peuu6lyanil-Palr Monday
and TueSday with rising tSmperaEuro.
ohio and West YirgtaIa-Ratr Mon
- aud Tuesday, with rising tsmpera-
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Fair Monday and Tuesday, win hiss
ino Temperature. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
Noro Odfota.

Si1Igboro.- - 6elter, 6ns bon
itd6tilden 8eamten anf 8ran6itif-
tung 51rndgefmbrt nitro, aerit0rte
Dienstag ben &oblenfhatppen Der ct.
Mntbonn & Nortbneitern @lebntor
60. nn6 5pei Bra6tnaggons nit
@eiaer. Ser Sdyabe11 miro nrf $685.
COO geiddbt. ~6erumfItegenoe Sun.
fen febten IN Derf6ieoenen Seilen oer
5bn6t @ebd1lbe IN 8runb, bic ie6od
in iebem GaI1e nit 2eidtigfeh gelofd1
meroen fonrten. Ebenoor Salbor.
Bn6ifi6ert Der 5~ta6tfommiifion, er.
Mldiirte, 6oB idfon Dor atpei Bod)e11 6e1
@erfu6 gernadt tpor6er lei, Die sc.
treioefpeidfler il 8ran6 at ffteden. De1
itoatIihe 5e1ertpebrmnrfdnM 1T auf
geforoerf tporoen, cine n1terf1datnq
ar5nitellen.
Sis II Malter S. Mnt
fling, Ser ebernnIigeS efretdr Der Mori
Dafota giienbabn 1tnb MnrenbauS'
&ommiffion, Der Iniim bob bit
Mdfer5aM, nelde NIT @}etpefoe a1ge.
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2lus Sem nerN1pcitci1.
o11inneiota.

81. 8auI. DaS ltaatlide
Oberaeridt bon MinneIotu entldieo
am Sreitog, baB q. 6. SotDnleD, Brd.
fioent Ser Mational Nonpartilan
aeagl1e, uno Soiepb @ilbert, elmer Der
Drgoni1atoren Der 2iga, iih I'M Di-
Itriftsaeridt bon Sadfcn @o1ntD anf
Mnfluaen Ser SloDalitt al Derart-
morten baben. Dos SbergeriM belt
6ie gnt16etonng berl1nter-SSnitan5, in
Ser 6ie bon ben Mngeflagten 6orge-
brodten Medtseinmdnoe a%bgefpieien
nur6en, aufre9t. Sn Der gntidei-
6una beiBt es, elm @erbre6en Der
&erIdm6ri1nq tonne ni6t borltegen,
pbne 6aB Der 3med Der 8eridtporung
ausgefiibrt poroen lei. Gilbert 1T
,uegeu Me1Berungen. GotpnleD pegen
elmer sslug1drift ieiner 2iga ange.
flagt, 0ie beioe gegen 6as 5piorage-
@eiet perltoBen 1o0en. - DieStaats-
regieruna bot Mttte 1etter Bode
$128,OO0 &iIfsgel6er CUR 8erteil1ng
aeaeben; iiber $4,000 0abon geben
an angeborige bon Mitglieoern Der
5t~aotsgaroe, oie BEL Ser Befdmpfnng
ser QroBen @alofeuer I'M Dergonge.
men Sabr unns 2eben fomen ooer er-
auerbsunfdbig %ge1por6en itno. - 9te
8rm1ereien in oieler un6 anoeren
Std6ten oes Nor6peitens baben be-
id~loIIen, sic gntidei6ung in BENT I'M
Often anbdngie gen1adten Seltfau
absu1parten, bebor iie peri1d}en mer-
sen, 8ier nit 2% 8ro5ent Mlfobol=
.gebalt b~erauitellen. D%reta1ie10
ooer mebr 51reiner Der 3tpiaiugs=
ltdote gingen am Donnerstag an ben
5treif, tpeil sic bon ibnen gefor6erte
2obnerbobuna BON benz 8aumetiter-
oerban6 ser 3miqingsitdote nift be-
tpiGiat moroen NOR. ltnion=geamte
beboupten, oaB 5000 Mann 6ie Or
belt %nieoergelegt bdtte,,, mabrenb Die
@ontrofftoren Sic 3abI anf 5000 big
1000 ongeben. 0ie itaatlihen 8ebor=
Ben bemiiben jtd), cine g%inigung 5tpi=
iden Sen ltreitenoen Barteten 5niton=
be SIT bringen.
Minnenpolis.- Die &arn-
poat1e fir oie Siegesanleibe bat ON
Sreitaq int neunten Diftrift merrill
DIE Sorti6ritte gema6t. Na6 amtli=
den 8eridten linb 80 M~ilionen Sol
lar bon Ser Quote bon $157,5OO,=
900 ee5eidnet moroen. M6t5ig Der
296 Counties I'M Diitrift baben tbre
Q1ote iiberi 6ritten. - Gin BON W.
81. Buffers, 1906 Ylealant Moe., be-
monnter regulGrer Mrmee=Meroplan
babnte iidpum 5 lbr aben6s einen
Beg oltr6 6ie SpiegelglaSfeniter oes
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5iGi0 Ddfotq.

6umboI6t. - Die Sfimmge
Der pom &umbolbt foniolt6tertel
Sdul6iitrift itimmten nit groBe
Mebrbeit fir bie Mnsgabe bon $85,
600 Bombs fir Die @rri6tung ei1e'
gdulgebG116es.
gu1ter.- - Mls Golge bes @rplo
oierens zines 0%elbebalters iin6 81
8ai6onitalt nn6 Sic eleftrif6e @roft
nn6 9idtanIage 6es itoatliden Eu
berfulo1e45nnatoriums nbgebrannt
po6nrb EN- 59a6en bon ettpa 5000
bernriabt mrrbe, benz cine 8erit6er
1lng bon MIR $500 entgegenitebt.
Ma6ion. - Sic 11e11e fatboli
l9e ct. Momns Stride bierielb1t i
bouer6et nn6 miro binnen f11r5en
Dem Dienlt bes Germ gepeibt. 81
Soften bes Menbaues, Der eine gun
geil abqebrannteaa lta, t@;a:fsc alssst;,4
1per6en ouf $4,000 5n iteben font
men.
Mber6ep1. - S1ter itn6 mebre=
re 8odpnhap aufgetreten, nr6 Der
I|elun6beitsfommiiiGr bat Mnitalten
getroffen, I'm 6ns Musbretten Der
:&ranfbeh gu berbiiten.
Denbmoo6. ~ Sron @elenn
&en6erion, Sic ongeflagt tpar, eine
6alHiterfneipe nnterbalten 5n baben,
erflarte jid5 f6l1l6ig nn6 es tp1r6e ei-
ne @el6itrnfe nebit Soften iiber iie
berbdngt.
Bierre. - Sic 8egno6ignngs=
bebor0e 6es Staotes bat Die 8egna=
6ig1tng bon Sofepb Coleman empfob-
len, Der Dor nabe5u 5tpan5ig Sabren
tpegen grmor6nng ietnes 8ru6ers IN
Soft @puntD GIT lebensldng1ider
8udtbahsitrafe berurtei1t tpnr6e.
Srpqnois. e Sn 6ieier Madz
boridof tpl1r6e 8. s. Sdger berbnf-l
tet ouf 6te MnfGage bin, einen 8liiiter-
betrieben 5u baben. gr mur6e
fir fem @rideinen I'M @retsgeri6te
inter $500 Biirgf6aft geite1t.
Sionr Sails. - Simon ST
ider bon Mod Mpn6is l1nb Sm Mnd
bon Sntpoob, Su., fnuften Dor adt|
Sobren eine 5eftion 2an6 nabe 56dr=
mer, g. 8, tpelde fie feitber als@ieb
farm betpirti9aftet baben. Sebt Der=
fanften iie 1ns 2o116 fir $4,000, ge<
mn hna B>nrhpI4p npa NrpifpS npn ffel
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G~raftnciacntntfts>
11cbcrfraahnoen,

Ni6olns 8enner nnb Stan an Eberes
|5ia &r1ans, 2ots 10, IA, 8Iod "a, Wanz
rims Stein Cub. bon 8lod "a, Is, Cobb
Curing $1,000.
WarD Mag6nlenn Bung an Srmi
Gnng, Norbo1tA, 5nibpitA nn0 Glib,
|5ubofA, 5eH. 20 unb Norb u, Norboft
u 5eff. 20, 1924, SO tpie audi Got 5 Il.
8ef z Mder BON Cots 30 nr16 Die
nngeteilte &dlfte bon Got q, 5eft. SO,
1874, "a, $4,000.
2ucas 9ingm1ann nrh Srnu an So
fepb g. @anf1, Beifk, SnboffA uni
|5ubnefA, MorbofA, 5eft. ~, 124,
81, $4,000.
Wartba gurnmeier nnb Gemnbl an
Ig. g. Conn, 2ot :, 8Iod 43, gnrtis
I5urbeb $500.
Catherine Dennb an Mlice 2idD, Got
l8lod 48, gurtis 5nrbeD $4,000.
Marb Nengel nnb @emaI an S. 6.
tDonng, Got 19, BIod 8, 5pnoicate Nbo.
let. gID1b, $500
Matbias Mnger an Ssofepb Mager
NprbofA 5nioofA, 6it / Sob Dor
5ibo{fA SiooittA, %, 1875, 81, $4,000
Sngerlou Sobn an See Sobnion Set
bon Got 4 8lpd II, 5n1f Centre n500
Barbara 8engeIer ut,o @ernnbI a.
ISobn 81. aul3er, Got 8 8lod 6, gslorn
$3.50.
@obn Maurice 1trtb sSsrau an ste &lr:
@lansfi, Cot 90, BIod I Collins Nbb., ct
gIp1b, 1915.
Sfibor gbirbnrt an 5imon @ubkn1d1
I9fk, 5IbnefA unb 5ID71a, 5ibof
w Get. 1875, $4,000. S
ssobn sdnnader lnb SSraa an Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

pflarat ueroen mirb, in tpeitIfher
geil 6es 5toateg bieieg Sabbr cine rte
lige 3n11abn1e az beraeid)a1en baden
miro.
S rAp.- Gin aus 9neingefed-
len. Bpmbentperfen bon SIug5etgen,
sSl11aaerafampfen uin. beiteberoes
8roqra1nm nirb bier am p. SUM-
aebalten neroen gu @bren Der bet111'
aefehrten 5oloater unb Seelelte BON
GaR gpuntD. Mm Mberb glbt es Damn
geraritgen aner Mrt nit ben soloa-
ten 111b 5eelenten als 8alte.
Minot. go 8eil 6ie 2oi9appa-
Erate Ser 6enertpebr ni9t b1l1ret,
hero mare1, brannte bag Bob11baus
ser 9ruu Gbompion nieoer. Wt1rtot
min SIS, 600 Big $4,000 hir 11e11e
26ihapparate a11sgeben nno bot oe11
Chef nod Chicago geididt, I'm oas
MeueIte in bieier &iniidt IN Mngen-
1dein 3u nebu1en.
Mrmbon. - Sn mebperen Eet-
len bon Slope Gountp lou bic ala11-
en1eude anfgetreten iein. GIN Sar-
mer ion 3polf aus elmer 9eroe no11
is gtuidf S8ieb eingebiBt boben. So
elmer qetpiiien gegeno tplroe n 25o
Hdaen Megierungs-S nrpfltoff a11ge.
fpenbet, un6 als 5olge 1T nidt Elm
einatqes gier berloren gegnnge11.
Tara,o. - Das 21a Sabre alte
gSdterden Sorriet Der Ia1nilie Ben
Moienblum ltiir5te aus einem Senlter
hes britten 5todnerfeS uno tam fple
b11rh Elm Wuu6er nit berbdltnismd.
ria aeringfngigen 8erlebungen oa-
bon.
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Der hodlt1ife 9rpbi1aiaI Ser Mif.

Der bodhp' re Grpbi15iM ber Mii-
fonri-RSrobin3 Der @cfe1fbnft Seii
bnt cine @onferer5 Der 9raiioenten
lnner 5tpoIf CUR Brobin5 geborenberl
uniberiitaifen nnb &oQegien nod benz
&ion @oneg at Hrairie bu CHEN,
ISIS, ber1fen, I'M itd5 6nriiber at be.
ipreden unb beraten pie man Die lei
Der 70 groBe SnDolen3 ODER @leidgiil@
tigfeit Der @atbolifen bin1ihtlib Der
10 nottpenoigesn b0berrn Bil6nng Der
SSugen6 am beiten bettdmpfen fam.
SIN Berbdltnig Der 3abI Der @atbo-
lifen I'M 4nn6e fonten mir tatid6id
.be6euteno mebr Bertreter IN ben nil
ienibaftliden 8peigen, nie AUDI I'm
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s. 11lai 1919

soffentIiden 2eben bnben. M1oge eg
ben erfabre11en goritebern Der gr5ie-
bunggnnitnlten gelingen MitteI nno
@ege 3u fni1oen, bog fafboIiibe Bolt
Ssu qrDberem Offer gu begeiitern in
Ser STRENGTHENING Der Sugenb fir eli
ne regere Betdtig1ng I'M 0ffentlihen
2eben nno our @nH bon aDiifenfbaft-
liden Jd1ern III ben berfdieoenen
granden. Gin iAterftaatlider fotbo=
Ii}her BiiIoungsDerein o6er Bartei
ffoinnte griprieBIiides bier5n beitro-
gen.
aeidtfiBig eiH bie gerleum6ung
Die Entertaining f6leidt an &rnden.
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Sic @dhuei5 felt fd geatu,t11geu,
fiinf Monate mod nnter5eidn11ng 6es
Observation-Disclosures bier5ebn fleii@loie
Gage einaufubren. 8ie6er Elm Be
1peis, bnB biSmeiler aud 6ie Neutra-
Iiitdt ffeiin 11ngemii6ter Segen 1T.
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5rildf 5rddtf nno 1l)rf
Dfrmfuanng.

BlQnDeeren 9tttDeeren lt10 IN lol,
den Quantitaten porbanoen, oaB.
man oie idmddbaftelten Speiiell
oaraus beriteqen unb lie natiirlid
audi fir ben 8%interbebarf einlnaden
fam. Die &e5epte, Die bier folgen,
|-laiien lib obne piele Mibe berlteuen
uno fins aud nibt 5u teuer.
Sutti 6rutti. Dieies ginge-
madte laBt iib obne 4oden 3uberei.
ten. Wan gi6t ! Bfun0 perleiene
gemaibene grobceren IN einen
Steintopf, on5u fiigt man / Yfuno.
3uder unO cine Slai6e Mum nnO
iteat ben Gopf beiieite. 5obalo sic
&iriden ref iin6, fiigt man / 4fO.
abgemai6ene un6 entfernte &iri6en
bin5u, Damn DUR Blaubeeren- uno
@imbeeren-5ailon fugt man oieielbe
Anantitdt bin5u, tets lagenneiie
nno INNER Elm Yfuno 3uder on5pi-
ihen. Na6 uno nod fomlnen Damn
nod abgeibalte Mprttolen blalle
nno geIbe Rflaumetl Bfiriide u1o
p1rnen oa5n, .tmll1ter a~ofpedlell1o mn
elaeHl PInnot 5ndei 2Senn &c.
mnlllgI, 9Io1 man nod) i Ia sd)el I,t1uI.
UelWHnlele, aogelgalIe AnaHas gln.
Sn, ao s;. nnr R q Nel1n aAe.
Yruale ahI 5o1ele gselle elngelglogl e
w, le ~ nu'' Plo. 5Aael nv s
@ an! SSuI!eI auls YeAel. 1aBl o1pe1
gal.tuttt! iuue.L slpt .p!t Mnu''aS'
ua yl1;sa!t stu.evsl o'uel DanAlen
Ivy, luIle'. aoluV4eN tulie.L ou1'A.
oIe Dlngl oulAseM nnp cue
gYp!We ytuua uaiape slsbe'k ut''
Slelnlopl lti 6nplnpeA nHO on Tug
tetn DlilunlpetpuVlen.
o.s : W. = : ~ " - :
~ nal piNa psllele.e unp upge'p q
lWtlt glulpeeleh leuael 1nun II
GuHe 5neel, e'pt 5nla'la!en q cue
s1alleloue u.'p iubl 5lpel
eepth paNH unI en- ianglaI11eS
genel Ileutn nno lpel1n ole-oeeIeh
ut1fu'tsen o. dpuetl. Da1nleh To-
nen Ie1lea: unen Sgunnl enlIerHeII,
iuuetlo Yep y luupele WluIel Inl'
teuk ple!e uplolluel nno ul on1l11el1
Drd aAIpe1paDreH.
gin e e anI
l' lnuil glllpetlen leu)1e1 Man
s auul SupulLn.sueeleA nno 5elolnll
1s.ps ,u m!a ,..e us ls.''e1. s.ullunel,
1u .!nt g.sl ~ ouutl ano
anu1 mnulleL lteul ulu1I anls Sener,
w Ds,1.nltn lege1l, etu!erm alen
anllts.eelusA nl'llMl pen
9llnp eoM Stugl' lubl aelnDle1
a!u s1sbl ~ ~, upel pte gluuL
&c ssalLelulI SaueueM uto :
e. !ae ie4s luat'., s.n Sia 49, te...es s
syeeleelolp : = = q Em !el1es
gleBl Dle OInuie neoll 91InP
9lae'n nhp luBl lul onraltpP
nj gn. IunM unIs Genel 'teleN uMo
pel11ulen ipulen aaIen' Sploli ~
cue olulu1sn - n'u le'''en
pllppleM uealgl'ebsM nup ulele ~
9elgnIul6e'tes pulullln uuolen ,luelm
lelpnnlgL lann oluh ppe Sopuunls'
'etlen loll1alleH.
e1H E gIe eIen
) peI 9tlp IuaIl
5 : pera1elI man nno lpnl1
te NH Ial1em 8al1erNao, oana lDer.
zen he lagehnelle NH P1o. 5uder
Y e1lle &allerole gegeoen, ours Seuer
nno 1obalo ne .anfangen gu
oden, . Wtlnu1en togen lallen,
'etne 1laler Ds 6um ueoerlaufel1
'altlt fn4ens nro lofort per19lteBen.
Senn man o1e 9laler auf ore selie
eat nno pm uno m'eoer met1oet, bts
talt lt11oz MIRO ore Sru9t n10f
inter oen 9edel 1telgen.
I'm !,
Vf1a rmel9ao e. 9ler Auar1 perle.
enc uno abgemal1ene 9ln1peerel1
ee1 l1lall ~ el1ler aollerole GUS
sel1er llno laB1 ~ Vfl11ufen toMen
'aa1l mel1e't uto auf leoes As1nf
91lnoeereil EN- RInno 5uaer rep
Ten, nmrnDrel5 unO HDdlIal5 0 nG. .