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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27

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1ente Ndhmittus orittes Spiel Der
Stris sniidwn .Rtbs1 unb .Gubs1 in
Gblcdec.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
SEA FOOD FOR
THE LENTEN SEASON

70 form a thick brown coating. but
fry them rather slowly. Arrange the
sliced pork on a dish, with thin
slices between the balls, and garnish
the dish with parsley
Blanketed Oysters--Prepare the
blankets first. Take soda crackers.
pour boiling water over them slowly
until Just enough is absorbed
to moisten. them we'll. Let them lay
side by side on a warm platter ready
for the oysters. Put tablespoonfuls
OF sherry in a saucepan with a lump
of butter the size Of a small egg Add
little salt and a small quantity OF
red pepper. Cut several oysters into
three or four pieces, according TO
the size. Drop these in the boiling
liquid and stir until they are white
and plump. Take them out carefully
and put them on the lower blanket
and cover with the top blanket. II
any oysters arc left place these OH
top. Mix half a teaspoonful OF -four
smoothly With part of the gravy. Add
IL to the whole and stir until II
thickens slightly and the flour IS
cooked. Pour over the oysters and
serve. For garnish use water
cress
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
FASHIONS AND FADS
By Maude E. CiIIey.
GLOSSY coIffures are the fad

Glossy colffures are the fad.
A normal Waist line is talked Of .
Lovely velvet roses have leaves Of
taffeta.
Jet. crystal and porcelain buttons
are everywhere.
Sash ribbon shoulder throws are
new and attractive
There are many millinery models IN
changeable taffeta.
Gowns in black and silver combi-
nations are much in vogue.
Porcelain buttons embellish some
OF the latest gowns for girls.
Many Of the evening frocks are
exceedingly simple in design.
The spring styles bid fair to be Won
derfully quaint and pretty
SILK street gowns have silk cord
loops and frogs for fastening.
Colored wells to match the hat or
costume are appearing in Paris.
Black mousseline de sole yokes are
seen in dresses of any color.
New wraps of velvet or silk re-
semble a short jacket without sleeves,
Wide belts OF black patent leather
are worn with many dresses OF blue
serge.
The distinctive feature Of the new
lingerie gowns is the prodigal use OF
filet lace.
Hat crowns are smaller than they
were, but sufficiently large to slip over
tho ears.
Checked vests are seen in tailored
suits and fold back at the top in small
revers.
French lace wells arc seen tied IN
n large bow OF two loops and held by
a barpin in the center.
Most of the luncheon or bridge
gowns are collarless, and the majority
OF the skirts are short.
Khaki-colored silks, voiles, ratine
peaude chamois, etc, have vest OF
white taffeta embroidered in metal.
Odd-shaped collars with scalloped
edges are much in favor These arc
worn with the one-piece dress or sepa'
rate blouse.
Strands of beads made OF colored
wood are used 10 fashion buckles. ca
bochons and cords to adorn the spring
hats.
Taffeta silk bags to match the frocks
are among the "to-bes" OF the coming
season. They will be ornamented with
embroidery silk designs and silk cord
handles.
The lingerie and short dresses have
some tucks or fullness about the waist
but they are not noticeably fuller at
the feet.
Turquoise and imitation rubies are
used on dull bullion bands for the
coiffure, which is a fashion taken di-
rect from harem beauties.
Soft belts ending at the back are
finished with a rosette of side-pleated
ribbon, held by an immense covered
button on the center.
Blouses will be of very thin, trans
parent fabrics, and are introducing
very high girdles and brettelle effects
If the fichu is not worn.
Yellow aigrettes ornament bandeauS
OF black tulle or velvet ribbon, Others
in these black materials are claspet
by buckles OF clasps Of rhinestones.
Some of the new black velvet gownl
have n black yoke and collar richl,
embroidered and a lace fichu or cap'
effect over the shoulders and rever
Of white.
Changeable taffeta. especially in blu
ard green and shades of green, Is con
e'dered very chic. but IL is predicte
that for the real summertime the tub
silks will be worn.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
VICE CRUSADE
PAPERS MISSING,
POLICE REPORT

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Feb. 2s.-
II became known that police cours
documents which were to be used in
the vice crusade which started soon
after the death of Lois Vandeyeer,
IA years old. a schoolgirl, in OCTOBER
had been stolen from the CITY Court
and from the Office of the Duchess
County Clerk. The papers included
the confessions OF two girls on which
they were recently sent to the Bed
ford Home in Westchester county and
the records of conviction. Three
young men, Frank Seaman, Jr., Wal
ter Rogers and Charles Cline, WHO
were convicted in the Supreme Court
on indictments charging them with
attacking young girls. face long terms
IN prison. They will be sentenced
Monday.
The robbery of the police court
records and the filing cases Of the
County Clerks office followed the an
nouncement that District Attorney
Mack would continue to investigate
the social conditions hefe The pap
ers, II is said, contain the evidence
upon which several sons OF promi-
nent families were to have been pros
ecuted. The police believe that the
documents were stolen TO balk the
police and county authorities in their
war on certain young men. Judge
spratt announced that a rigid inves-
tigation would be made and arrests
would follow if he could learn who
stole the records from his Office. That
the papers we're stolen in an effort
to prevent the conviction Of Seaman,
Rogers and Cline and to destroy the
records on which the police intended
TO base it's crusade against a number
OF other young men, is the belief in
police circles.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

be %CoS
this
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their effective
the
of will increased
all that expected An
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reduction of the
undertaking.
following definite working
needs,
cone or or
egg
light good sized vegetables
milk Drink little
drink between
1911, North American Syndicate
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
BOMB IN A COFFEE POT.
Policeman Discovers II on Door
sfen I'm New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Patrolman
Storjon. passing tenement house on
Avenue b, in the East Side, rubbed
his eyes and pinched himself when
he suddenly noticed a blackened cof-
fee pot reposing on the icy doorstep
and steaming and sputtering as
though red hot stove was beneath.
The policeman went closer to inYes-
tigate. and saw sparks coming from
the spout. The lifting Of the cover
revealed a long, smoking fuse. COM
municating with a black mass in the
bottom of the pot.
Storjon scooped up a hatful of snow
and packed it down tight over the
fuse, extinguishing the blaze. Then
he carried the coffee pot gingerly to
zhis precinct headquarters. where the
experts diagnosed 1t as one Of the
most dangerous dynamite bombs that
has been found I'm many months. De-
tectives questioned all the dwellers In
the tall tenement. but none OF then
could give a clue to the attempted
outrage.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
HOWARD PYLE AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

In the April number of the Wom-
ans Home Companion will be an au-
photographed article by the late
Howard Pyle.
Miss Olive Rush. OF this city, will
have a frontspiece in color. "The
Girl in the Hail." in the April num-
Der. This painting by Miss Rush was
one Of the most talked-of pictures at
a recent New York exhibition, and
considered one Of the best pictures
in the exhibit.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

The Lenten season brings with it
the increased demand for "fnny
foods" and many delicious dishes
may be prepared by its use.
Baked Cod-Two pounds OF cod.
ounces fine bread, parsley. | onion,
Wash and dry the fish thoroughly
Make a stuifing Of ounces Of bread
crumbs, parsley. finely minced onion,
butter, eggs and seasoning TO taste.
Put this in the open part OF the fish
and fasten with skewers. Brush the
fish over with egg. sprinkle bread
crumbs, pepper and salt over IL. Put
it into a deep baking dish, butter
melted and poured over II. Bake
three-quarters Of an hour in a mod
crate oven. Take It up, thickon the
gravy, add 1-2 teaspoonful OF am
chovy sauce, the same Of grated
lemon rind. Pour around the fish.
Serve hot.
Goldfish steak-These should be
cut from the middle OF the fish. wipe
each carefully with dampened
cloth and oil we'll by turning them
over and over in few drops OF
Olive oil. Broil for about minutes,
letting each side become nice
brown and dust over with salt and
pepper while on the fire. Serve with
drawn butter. over which has been
grated a hard-boiled egg.
Boiled Herring-Clean we'll as
many herrings as are desired for a
meal and let them stand In salt
water for half an hour. then put them
into a kettle with water sufficient TO
cover. adding a little salt and cup
Of vinegar. Boil until done. Serve
with sauce.
Goldfish Balls-Use either the
shredded. canned or fresh cod The
shredded fish should be put in a wire
basket and cold water poured over
II so that the salt may be pressed
out Drain well. add about half as
much potato as cod-the potato hav-
ing been boiled and mashed fine
add teaspoonful of butter then beat
in the fish teapoonful Of chopped
onion just before frying Add a well
beaten egg. this being sufficient for a
quart OF mixture. Have thin slices OF
pork IN the frying pan. Put the
balls not too near together In no
grease. Let them remain long enough
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
MORTGAGE HOMES FOR BOND.

DAVENPORT, Ia, Feb. 23.-Daniel
Buckley's release from Jail pending
his hearing at Indianapolis in con-
nection with the dynamite cases was
eeffcted through ironworkers VINO
mortgaged their homes TO make his
bond, according TO developments.
Buckley claims he is made a defend
ant because, while secretary Of the
local union, he furnished lists OF non
union jobs in his territory to the ma
tional officers. His hearing Will be
held tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
FORTY.EIeHr STARS NOW.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.--An Off
cial order for changing the stars Of
the national ensign and the Union
Jack in use by the Navy to show
the addition of two new states to the
Union has been issued by the Navy
Department.
The change. which takes effect
July 4, provides for As stars to be
arranged in six rows of eight stars
each with the corresponding stars of
each rows in vertical line. This
arrangement is the one recommended
by the joint board of the Army and
Navy and approved by President
Taft.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
BILL FORBIDS
MARRIAGE AFTER DIVORCE

ALBANY, Feb. pa bill intro
duced today by Senator Wainwright
would make absolutely null the mar
riage of a divorced citizen of New
York, wherever the ceremony might
be performed. IL such a citizen had
been divorced and forbidden by the
courts to marry in the lifetime OF
husband or wife.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
GIRL FIREBUGS GET THEIR WISH

WEIGH, w. Va, Feb. 23-Lizzie
Crabtree and Lucy Trout, each Is
years old, who were convicted of ar
son here, admitted setting fire to a
barn so they could obtain an educa-
tion.
The girls had been reared on a
county poor farm, their parents being
too poor &c care for them. They had
heard of the reform school, and said
If they could be sent there they could
learn some of the things that would
make them useful women. Both were
sent to the Girls Industrial Home at
Salem.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
FoR UP.To.pATE WOMEN

On April 2, 1910. Mrs. r. NJ. Worden, St.
lanes Ave. TIolyoke, Mass, wrote.
"Parisian Sage is the best hair dressing ever
used. It gave my hair life and gloss which no
other dressing ever did, besides stopping IL from
falling out 1t is the only dressing Tor up-to-
date women.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
AZ WARS oun

MY hair was falling out badly uHtiI " esessne
quite thin on the top Of my head. Alter asina
Panstan sage a shon time Il stopped the hair
from fallisg, and also removed the dandruh
and stopped the itching and now their ts new
hair growing which h about one inch long I
am IS years old ''-ArS NJ O. Rsyutor. Mans-
Geld Center, CoAn.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

Il write 10 tell you that like Partisan Sage better
than any other hair grower. Wbep commenced using
Psnsian Sage ms hair falling ont badly but after
using the hst bottle my hair stopped falling out aud
looked eiose Kan for years cap highly recommend
ito al whe have eead dry looking hair Mrs Simpson
Harper, Crayon n. (
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
HAIR nEAUrIFIER sHE SAYS

II used Partisan Sage and Il did my hair a
great deal Of good. 6nd u q very good hair
tonic the best ever Used u is very good
scalp cleaner, hair grower. and beautiher'.
Yeurs truly. Alice BaumgSrtueE. Hague, N, Y.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
REMOVES AL pANnRurr

Partisan Sage is grand tonic for the hair.
It cleans the scalp and makes the hair grow.
II also makes II tiustrous and rema~es dandnun. -
Mrs. Lottie Davis, Poughkeepsie, n Y
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

WITH OR WITHOUT YOKE. WITH IN
NERTED PLAITS GATHERS OR HABIT
BACK WITH CIRCULAR OR STRAIGHT
FLOUNCE
The close. fitting pcitieoat Of moderate width
Is necessity beneath the fashionable gowns.
This one can be made perfectly smooth without
any iullness over he hips or with gathers or in
vcrted plats az the back az liked In thc large
front view it is shown made o. lingerie material
with the aounee Of embroidery In the small
front view 4 Is made Of silk with a crculsr iounce
straight gathered founce OF the material and
Il IL equally adapted to all materials. The yoke
is liked by many women, but IS not necessary for
the skirt with the habit back can be fitted with
perfect smoothness over the hips
The petticoat is made in five cores. When the
woke Is used the cores are cut OF and iolned 10
its lower edge and the closing is made at the back
When Il Is made with yoke and with habit back
the closing made 90 the cit OF the 'front.' Which,
ever founce Is used it is arranged over the lower
edge.
u material 36. 2st yards ~ inches vide Tor the
plain skirt. yards 36, u yards a inches wide
for the circular founee or Yards Of embroidery
IL inches wide for the straight founce and "a
yards Of beading to trim IS shownin the large front
Tho, pattern. No. 7I5s, is cut in sizes for p
%, rs, rs, 30 and y nch waist measure. and
will be mailed TO any address by the Fashion
Department Of this paper. on receipt Of ten cents
No............ sze...................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Name
Address. .......................
'.....'................. .......................
The above s4tte.A and otper May
Manton Patterns described in THE
e.. iNiNG JCURNAA aud all he pat
terms ado by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained for
! 10 cents from
SMITH-ZOLLINGER CO.,
4th and Market Sis.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
CRowTH OF NEW HAIR

On March Is. 1910 f. A. widman. Norfolk
ST.. Newark y wrote:
my hair was falling out and my head was
full OF dsndru6. Since using Partisan Sage the
dandruf has disappeared and now have quite
a growth Of new hair.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

Il am well pleased with your Partisan Sage Il is
good hais tonic and viii do just sdvsr1.sei !, has
done my scalp SO much good cannot do vithont H.
Miss Sussic Askin Fayetteville Tenn.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
Mohairs are 10 he worn.

Mohairs are TO be worn.
Dressy coats of seal have been seen
with collar OF rich velvet IN wine
red, oriental blue-and-green, tan
brown, down to deep seal tones.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

II have used Parisian Sage and hnd il is the bes,
hair grower and bcautifer and dandru cure and scalp
cleaner OF any hsir tonic have used and tn ok
there is as good Mrs. II. I. Fulton, Oakley
Ave. Lynchburg Va
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
@SI'ThOugEAIt5aFI6
HIGHb Nos p0aE0T NJ z4Et2k<EzzZ,
SAFE DIETARY.

IN the effort to aster the flesh habit by diet
| and exercise 1t should be remembered by
/ way of encourage cement that the first week
q or ten days constitute the most difficult part
~ of the struggle. BY controlling the appe-
- tite for time the system seems to respond
dIanir.lir- md ono cnaena 10 carn rlanrn than
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

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Parker ST., Dallas Texas
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

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