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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09
LocatInE the Trouble.

BaItInnre lI1sRr'r1n-
No seismic disturbances zr0 rfparts6 at
present, but the Hnn- william ]. Bryan
Is again in a statA az WiHinut eruption.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

How long Will folks continue tC
foam over this beer question:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

Gotch has not yet decided how long
he will let Hack stay"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09
RISE IN FARM VALUES.
Phenomenal UplIft Noted in Census
Retains,

Returns.
Springfield (Mass,) Republican.
The wealth Of the country invested in
farm lands and improvements reaches the
noteworthy total OF around thirty-six bill
lions of dollars. This is the footing which
has just been reached for the census of 1910
1t represents the largest decade Increase in
value OF from farm property ever known
The comparison with ten years ago by
divisions Of such property, exclusive Of
live stock follows:
1910 1900. Per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

Noticeably, portraits and tombs Of
our dead heroes impress Admiral Togo
deeply.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

Yes, Mr.. Sheriff. Omaha will try to
be good while you are here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

Commission plan bandwagon set in
motion by The Bees petition is cem-
ing along. Climb into It.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

II the farmer does not complain
why should anyone else?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

Perhaps II Mr.. Cowgirl were still
alive and able to answer for himself,
Mr.. Harrington might not have said It.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

Democratic harmony in Nebrasks
evidently does not include Hartman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

Nonpartisanship on the bench drops
into innocuous desuetude when judges
seek reelection.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09

King Ak-Sar-Ben has glad hand
for all strangers within our gates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-09
MOMENTS OF MERRTMENT.

How queer Agnes looks OF late!'
Yes. I cant make out whether e.
dress reform or hard luck. Harper $
{ Ragar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

ANDDA09 are shown 10 match
costumes. hslng 4ssunoA oe me
same fabric ana color. Fabric
bags. In ethsr werlA ars - have the
upper hand this spring. aemsttmss con-
bined with leather. the lseshee fsrna1g
z skeleton through We,leA ~ fesse
shows.
The new bags are large ana have 49,
cord handles. Many are trimmed win
fringes and tassels. Crochet cord osna.
mentations, embroidery, ofAi4anG ana
cordin9s are seen on metal cloths. an
Gque broca1es and printed and yaAaa
linens
Colored rat-tail eord - esmbtnsl W.T.
shades of linen to match for wear Win
lingerie dresses.
Plain leather belts are faahtsnahlA, -
pecially in black ana white. Dj1Ak
patent leather 10 also combined V1eA
bright red. blue. purple ana yohel.
The new bolts have deep points SAnr
ming from the front toward the hon4
and almost encirclinG the Agute. alA2e1
metal buckles are used with these beSAQ
principally in dull silver ana EunaDQe14
to go with thu black ana white.
Many Of tina new hucklaa initiate ~
buttoned effect. really fasteatnG ~ .
clasp, but seeming e do "a d HSAa6
Of buttons and buttonhOlGI o160F
buckles are seen In transluoonf oo9oeo0
enamel.
Metal belts have come back ~ ~
bolero. closely fitting aal hAoosAo
rather low at one side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
with a chiffon overSleuss

anit 10 worn with a chiffon ovsrblouss
IN gold tissue.
A snort time ago q thu opening OF the
asw Rsdfsrn rooms there was decided
showang Of toulards for little frocks for
afternoon. They were well shown against
tbs rather sember wall decorations In
the salon. TIE vogue for foMard IL
on the wave Of popularity. Pink and
white stripes. With . fine ecru embrodd-
cred collar, were admired. Black lace
Was USED On many Of the models.
Jeanne Hallss 10 using much plain
moussslins Do sole. with Just touch OF
nne lace or embroidery. The elegant
simplicity should be copied with little
difficulty. Oh, II people only would %
this!
One charming afternoon frock was OF
nauvs chiffon. with high waist line
smphasizsd by . twisted blue ribbon IN
delicate pastel shade. A pointed tun'c
Of black net fell over tho skirt. and the
silk net was folded in q soft fichu on tho
bodice. caught At the front by blue roses
In q cAbOohon.
Bright red foulard, yelled with black
chiffon or silk net, Is gaining favor
Cream lace Is another touch added TO
Z dress Of this kind. the fichu. tying a,
There 10 Z revival OF the Capuchin
hood It 10 1t least an innovation. 1t is
used on. white serge .s,ats and Is of
black satin. and 10 really q hoodiike ex-
t. ,rsnt OF sailor collars or l0ns rsver'
~ last susEeetion. Jet mo urge EN-
brof6Ary a. q decided feature for sum,
has m IN e:.s 'ns :e if
II you are clever with your needle. you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
Scarfs and Veilings

~ HNu1ID dottod wells aSo In again,
anA eobWsh o. shadow neghss aRe
~ stu distinctly the proper thing.
wovsa. chenalls q valvsk dots aro sesA
q nesotdss sa,nh - . black rea IN ~.
tesuAting blocks. two inches sQuasA eS
dinseso4 msahsA the whole run ever
WITH 4 doeai design in white klk. The
saun tdaA - shown In black On Whfts.
and blacic- and-whats oombtnatisns - .
Wdaeae azo ip 1avoe.
Tilst uaeshes. both in plain square
mesh ana in complicated hsxaSonal d.
signs, or in star patterns formed by
vertical and horizontal threads, are ia
vored by the n1odish dame dc PATS Lace
vels Ara also worn, especially In black
and white.
Fancy scarfs in net ana chiffon with
printed borders IN color remain in style
and long may they flourish. One new
tdea 10 . chiffon scarf in nat artificial
flowers applied In an irregular border.
Wild roses Of thin silk on a green satin
scarf II another beautiful Partisan
novelty. Embroidered ends are also
stylish. the embroidery being often COM
hdned With round and spandle-shaped
cotton beads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

valst itns: stripes are favored for entire
lss1oeo q 1ee tIaEnminE. Comfortable.
lew.cu< nselO are gariish and sensible
~ ~ yeung gih.
4 nss6gdsd sailor styis q shown at the
Isn. The frock 10 Of natural colored
Ansn aad - suitable for any age be-
tween Q and u years. Striped blue
linen forms the sailor DOLLAR and cuffs.
L baAA Of plain blue Linen edges the
s1(p6d material. On which white wash
Gba0 soutanhs braid h used. 4 band Of
s4aoed linen trims the skirt. under
witch Tho braid u used in the serpen-
tine md easy-line. Gilt buttons and
SGFd4nu Of linen are placed on the front
- ths bodice. An ecru alovsr net forms
Q Ouazupe with cuffs and chemisetts
shew4ns. This same model 10 shown
Ia the Juvenile shops in dark navy
blue linen trimmed with blue and white
stripes and silver buttons.
The lingerie frock IL of dotted batists
or swiss. 1t IN equally attractive when
made Of cotton wolfe Bands OF coarse
lace thrss inches in width a~e used
to head the square top. the sleeves. and
to drop .. one side IN . tunio effect
before trimming the skirt. A comfort.
able fulness chafacter!zes bodice and
skirt and the kimono slesYss are elbow
length. A stlk girdls tied at the back
IN . nat JauAnass bow finishes the
dainty costume This can be Of black
vsiyet or Of oolo-ed RIBBON. Two or
thfes girdlss for one frock Will give q
SleaAng variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

Win fash1oo . charming little Afternoon
dress, while blue serge with silver but
tons ana trimmed With black and white
silk 10 Q practical combination. White
serge can b touched up with color in
this fashion.
by . well-known maker for the last
model. It b cut In two points At the
yoke. showing the lace underneath. But
tons are used hsrs on the panel effect
at the waist Nns. ana on tho outer edge
Of the sleeves. Blue and white striped
v,otle forms tho band trimming on skirt
and sleeves. A girdle Of striped ribbon
IL the mod1sh finish for the little frock.
just . glance. please. Ut the becoming
hats worn by the wsil-dressed young.
girls. The straw with its darker col
ored top surface 10 now. A fat bow Of
Hnen II detachable and can DO changed
70 match the dress with which II Is
worn.
Tho soft lingerie hat Ii Of lace over
. frame and shows 4 row OF pink rose
buds around the CROWN.
The ribbon bow trims the large unen
hat. faced with black velvet BY the
mee style.
For tho dressy frock the largo nat OF
hne strav shows . wreath Of rose and
q black velvet bow at the back.
No girl should be dressed unbecom-
inxly At the awkward age--thaA u II
yeu aceept eur suggestiens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

D&k blue paqus = trimmed with pale
blue In ths dress IA the centsr. Tho
lighter eussr foezs che hem On The slrE&
and tbs bands sn TIE blouse. A high
waast Hns - shoWu. Tue bands are
crosued It the front svar . chenasetts
Of wa1Ats On witch pearl buttons are
used This model - practtoal and good
locking IN lawn o. linen.
Fourth In eur growing girls COLLECTION
stands Q medal that - oepyaAs In
serge. Hue - Write fsr de COOL days
u rsoouansndsd. S& & vou have al
rssAy paannsd - ~ Gh1dk dress. make
this v b iinso q ghoAAm. You WI
notice - 1lnmin9 e sestpsd fshsta
A round esEae1oss ~ d faesA wa&4
II. the s,ssvss - alsD trimmed wtta 4
wl1Bo . Anssaan blouse sfrsot Is given
By ths hand e Tie side. Tho dotbls
SKIRT sneok b nsw. Hals rose pink trim
med with striped Mnen and pearl buttons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

VHE most cosmopolitan member
Of our vegetable family 10 to
be found daily on the tables OF
both rich and poor. yet
strangely enough It Il more
often than not badly cooked and served
with such appalling nonotony that II
would pail on the taste were IL any other
vegetable. And yet no vegetable lends 1t
self more readily to the preparation OF q
wide variety Of appetixing dishes. II T.
indeed possible to serve potatoes three
times daily and seven days In the week.
with q continuous change in the method
Of presentation.
The potato belongs essentially TO the
starchy group Of foods. yet holds beside.
under its brown jacketed sides. q trace
OF sugar. other carbohydrates and a
small proportion Of nitrogen and mineral
matter. While the potato belongs to
family Of plants-(6olanum tuberosum)
which in the wild state 10 considered
poisonous, cultivation has practically
eliminated all It's poisonous principles
Potatoes are produced in every state and
territory of the United States. the larS-
est accredited yield belonging to New
York state and the smallest In New Mex
leo. The highest price per busbel ap-
proximatsly. Is obtained In Florida and
the lowest in Nebraska. The weight of a
bushel of potatoes IL sixty pounds, but, sad
TO state, the consumer who buys at retail
il more often than not confronted witt
what il known as the farmers bushel
which contains but three pecks. In al
dition to it, value as human food the
potato Is used in many countries almos
exclusively In the production OF starch
for the laundry, and other general do
mestic uses. In this country Maine hold
the banner for its use In starch produc
ton. this starch having q particular
value for use In the textile industry for
the sizing Of cloth. Wisconsin and Colo
RADIO. however. run a close second. IL,
Europe, especially Germany, distillen
spirits are made from the potato; but thi
industry Is not as yet common in the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
Flowers for Millinery

VIZ GUILD you know the flowers
Nv that are being made by the
W thousands over In Paris 50 that
they may blossom. out on tho MILL
nery Of tho Frenchwomen?
First OF all there are the small juno
roses In pink. rich red and yellow
shades.
Violets are answering the call ana
are now being sold in all shades Of
purple. yellow and white. II you wish
Lilacs in white and lavender; wis
TARA In Its graceful. dropping form.
hero to be massed on crowns or to
form huge punches on large straw
shapes.
Moss roses ana liies-of-the-valley
are 80 frequently combined on hat
that these howers are sold IN punches
over in Paris already mAssed in their
white and colored forms.
Popptes In the light pink, the deep
RED and the glowing yellow colcrs arc
70 be picked from the counters In SIN
gle and double form. Cer1ss velvet
peoples. immense in size, for tho hat
with only one dower. are much In de-
mAn0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

F"YI00 bont>s. ~ seee. Sm9eeee2
w ~ Sslk-6abQop, ~ tha dfek1-
w Cauh1ng esn1s1o q ohs ssw
y<saaA styess u l1o0 64uam1nes.
Radsd s@1pAA 0Agl1ssaiaeay h ~
white porcelain bsaAs "a btask q DARK
blue nst. eh4Han aletA ana aasEpalssets.
Or on pabs-esesGsA ehalsuas. ars also
populaf.
volls = tzemnsd IN IL ams w.y.
and 70 sFs heoussD sf nas1ow-sEspsA
rose or blue ana white chiffon. In the
latter case the white beads are often
emphasissA by coral or turqpetss.
Beading and embroidery a. 1rsqusat-
Iy combined IN oriental pattssns. work
ed in heavy mercsr1sed cotton, outlined
with colorsd thread. The design IL
followed IN the white milk" beads
overblouses are shown uaade entirely
of heavy twisted silk thread. netted to-
gether In diamond dssiEn with tiny
round beads. Around the lew-cut neck
large pstal or wooden beads are In
troducea..
Ball fringe in tho orochstad and gimp
variety 10 seen on evening gowns and
lingerie draseea. 1t IL used with the
heavy monks cord that finishes the
waist line. Beaded and bugle fringe
are also used. =.
Extremely wide hraids in black ana
white are much used. whole suits being
made Of braid Joined by marrow SATIN
panels.
Among new buttons are crystal ones
with ball csnters In some vivid color,
and the rim In q clear erysAAl through
which the fabric shows. Other crystal
effects show stripes or rims In color.
and the rest clear.
Buttons will match the dress In color.
and black and white 3 ~ much seen
here A. evefyWh19p,
Porcelain buttons ere G9soWu In ivory
white, deep redx ysljow AID green:
Many mt enc: nsss SSef:a T'1 esS
pearl buttons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
In Buying Potatoes.

In buying potatoes for cooking thess
that have been grown In light. loamy soil
ere best. Mealiness IL the dssideratum
for potatoes to be used for boiling, bak-
Ing. steaming ana Tor soups or purses.
On the other hand potatoes to be used
for salads. ragouts and the French fried
potatoes, are preferably tho rather small
hard and waxy yellow potatoes. In gen
eral the yellow potato has q richer quail.
ity than tho white. but Is not 20 digest
ible.
Of preparing potatoes such a. baking
boiling and frying. with their variations.
there are any number Of little culinary
frills and furbslows which may be intro
duced to give the dish the appearance. 81
least. OF decided change In IL pressuse-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

The most desirable feather ornaments
are in stiff brush or military aigrettss'
cockade and round rosettes showing sew
eral colors tremendously blended.
Fr0cks for the street are shown with
bright colors forming the bottom OF the
skirt. The same color note is repeated III
the collar and cuffs on the little jacket
Tiny boys wear soft white straw hats
with supple hrim rolled up In front ahd
the moderate Mexican crown. fmisned
with scarf and bow Of soft taneta rib
bon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
FRENCH FASHION
NOTES


H. he -
IA So almost
4 u fayhionap for 4 that
Of
flights
instance. stunning
black and eertss
hints OF itoi-
with nimtahe French touch that makes
douhly
with white
front back ana
back This tho only
tr1xnmfng
large and small
rosettss scattered
fabrics Place in becoming line or
combination Fashion will smile
A mod slk-a
soen dull color much In vogue
. trimmed with but
copperoooFed
dropping square each hip
The
the back and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

~ MIHooD and simplicity should
t. Be synonymous In the mind u
~ the paannsr Of dresses for the
yeung lady Of tho house. From to
II years the young lady is apt to be
6apvrops.sAsly dressed. Either too
vsuny or too old Will Be- the lines Of
locsfation and the cut Of the frook.
II motners Will but remember that .
esmesetabls looesness Of line II pref
~abas: 4 they Win use simple trimming
- not svssfy srnsAs makestals the r.
0us4s vu b satssfactsry. especially II
~ sewing - guided by the hints on
~ DaGA
.Tou w1u 80 . rejection q sidsr
AaGnlsoo IN The models. but Q moddnca-
Sosn that stmpit0es Il the feature.
In Paris there are certain notes that
ADninaAe fastaons for growing girls. The
opuDes q frocks show long shouldsF
ss; there IL a narrow girdle at tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

Dots, stripes, checks are rampant, ana
as dule in contrasting color to the ma
teriaI. These decorations are effectively
combined with borders OF plain color.
|. Cluny in landings. Is very popular
,, for trimming the bottoms OF the new
skirts.
Among the new touches on all the
skirts whatever pattern Is chosen, Is Q
band OF wide, round scallops below the
knees. These are finished with heavy
/ silk floss either in the tone Of the gown
or in q contrasting color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
Latest in Corsets

n FORE than ever. ~ afo 70 nAvs
nj cersets Of elastic nnokeEislA IKE
AVA trseet, ana made without stays.
Then some Of a. In Hay3o ere sweoe-
inr simply hip eonfnsrs Of ribbon -
elastic. about thirteen inches dee1s
and c1oang with Q nvo-1noh DaAoke1
lacing together at the back. a bsas-
sisre may OF may not b WEN with
this.
Nine. Natray, Who makes the osf.
sets worn by the models 1t Poirets.
has q new model. to be pulled down IN
the back. 70 that there 10 no epenin1
over the spine.
Its measurements are: Front stael
1lh inches: two back stesls. I'm and
II inches (the latter broken q II
inches to prevent stiffness); side
Steals. those 1urthest hack. IL incises:
those toward the front. Is inches; con-
tinuation below the steels. inches In
front, 81 inches At the sides and
inches across the back.
The height Of the bust above the
waist line Is s inches: below the waist
line the corset averages Is or -
inches. Approximately. these are the
measurements for the modish Partisan
corset this season. though they will
have to be modified somewhat for
American figures.
A corset with slightly different
measurements il made. more on or
binary lines, by Nine. Guillot. who
frst introduced homeless models in
coutil. and 1t may be preferred by
some women.
The very newest thing 10 the corset
made In combination with eulottes or
kniche.bockers. The culotts corset 10
usually finished with b!aseiere top
and shoulder straps. though these can
be slipped of for wear with evening
dress. In Paris We are wearing these
in black silk jersey cloth.
Many laced in-front models are
shown by the two corsetieres already
mentioned. ana by Margains-La cfoix,
another famous house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

Very new are the fiat rosette effects
shaped like flower petals OVERLAPPING each
other. In this style are shown suede and
kid rosetteB.
The unparalleled variety In silks is be-
wilderlng, SO many are the weaves. old
friends and new. temptingly displayed on
shop counters.
The shapes favored for spring and sum
mer motoring include the low-resting
toaues and turbans. tricornes, pokes.
&c ~, hrlTc's. |. pnsts and various hoou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

Natural feather quilts are seen in plaid
and somber colors.
Foulards. taffetas ana twilled silks
stand well to the front.
The bow at the back has come to VI
again in renewed beauty and gratifying
variety OF silk, ribbon. chiffon, velvet
or white linen the bow 10 formed.
Striped effects are now noticeable In
straw indeed. tr. st-inss perhs rs
tie r-ce- ,1e,s:. trnt q" Ire 'eatE"sS fi'a.
.:.t, 4 49, tu. ie>licis III :: :asG..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

For tailored suits novel material is
aero rave" It Is not so heavy as chevi-
OTIS or sergeS and comes In most attractive
colorings.
Girdles of cord Represent something like
q rush OF fashion SO far as the spring
season 10 concerned.
Coronation red. empire green and king 3
blue ties and belts will be smart with the
severe tailored waist.
safer hei.% harc sit. Gull silver or
,eatGer-oc .e.ed b..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

can give this lovely dsosrstisn st 0a6e
cost. II not, yeu viii have to pay for Il.
But It's worth it!'' said q little woman
the other day, after indulgtng In .
truthful Of gowns and accessories show
ing the coming vogue HLoIsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

On hats there Is q decided use Of striped
ribbon or silks.
Cluay lace Is smart on voiles, either
cotton or wool, the fabric matching the
tint of the lace and all worn over a col
ored silk or satin slip.
Waistcoasts or vests, some with, some
without reyers. are seen in many OF the
new cCats.
80 So .,'.'s a0&a bats have '>rr7 ar
't-'sv = =. q II aI25,@ w1acp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
Stuffed Potato 0roquettes.

and mash smoothly the required number
Of potatoes. then season with salt pep
Per and buttsr. Add two well beaten eggs
and shape into balls. Scoop out the center
q each and all with mixture made from
minced cooked chicken, ham and mush-
rooms in equal proportions, bound to-
oethsr with the yefk Of IN egg. and sea
son to taste with salt. pepper. q dash of
4uGsf and few drops OF lemon juice
After filling the erequettss with the sal
picon. press q little OF the potato over the
sn cruh INTO onS srx o'd ds Q, e Ssi
tat Drain and serve at once with a
Qarnish Of parsley and lemon. This
method Of cooking. it goes without say
iAg. n hardly suitable for everyday dim
iae. but for these rarsr occasions when
W. wish to DO ourselves proud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
COOKING HINTS.
Menu Sunday

RREAEFASr
Strawberries
Homipv with CSesm
Brui.cd Mackerel French Fried Potatoes.
Crnmeai Gems.
Coffee
DINNER
Cream Of Potato Scar.
ksdishes. ycung Onions.
Chicken rrfeaSeae.
Potato Snow. r.resmed onioue.
Asparagus Salad
Straw berry Shortcate Cream.
Coffee
SUPPER
Potato Salad.
Siired Tongue Hot Rolls
Potst" Cakes. Chocolate Cake.
Baked Rhubsrb.
Tea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

Properly made and promptly served. .
pctato soufas 10 . delight to both eyes
and palate. Boil and peel four rather
large msaly potatoes. then pass through
. rioer and beat into them one-half cup
ful hot milk, one tablespoonful Of butter
ana salt and white pepper to season.
Beat to . cream. then add, one at q time.
the yolks OF four eggs and beat the
whole until very light. Whip the whites
mass and turn into q buttered baking
dish, leaving ample room for soufiie to
rise. Bake twenty minutes in hot
oven and serve at once without redishinE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
Dreamed New Potatoes.

An excellent way to cook new potatoes
lie to wash and scrape clean, then drop
into boiling water and cook RAPIDLY until
tender. Have ready cream ana butter.
hot. but not boiling; drain the potatoes.
sprinkle with salt and transfer to a hot
vegetable dish. Pour over them the hot
cream. sprinkle with = little minced pars-
ley and serve.
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Potatoes oiyrisn.

Peel . half dozen msdium-size pe-
tatoss and cut into dice. Have ready q
mint Of cream sauce. made from two ia
blespoonfuls each Of nour and butter.
two cupfuis Of milk and salt and pepper
10 season, also one green pepper chopped
nns, or. II fresh peppers are not obtain
able, the canned ones. red or green. But
ter = bakinG dish, put in the potatoes
mixed With the peppers and pour over ell
the cream sauce. Sprinkle the top with
a half cupfui grated cheese and bake for
an hour In . moderate oven
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