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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

fdumen Sedsn aug MeibbIhen; liz
biIoen cine Qrt Paturtheater, IN benz
in fribersn 3eitsn aud bic Quffib-
rungen nsraniIaltet purnen. 8eim
tpeitsren Hunbgang befuht man nu1
cine 0rotte unp nerpeilt auF ben
faonen ubere!naaosr a~r.geIegtsn Ger
rnFen.
Der Gngldnber lit BON Der Ianos
i6aftliden SG0n6eit gubinens snts
5idt uno nennt bic eanSs 0egeno
bic maIerifhe 2anoI6aft Don gang
Norboitoeuti9:ano~. W2ande Seile
bat man cine tleine fran80Fi4s
S6pei3 genanni. unb in Der Sat
niro man sinen ToIfen reiden Weh-
feI non 6ugsIn. tleinen 8ersen. 5e!s
fen, S6luften, SGlern, Gbenen,
0eltns, TlIfsn, Seen, Stdotsu.
90rfern uno Snno@infen uno mshr
pobl nirgeno5 pIenerfinoen. 9tur elm
Wieiiter oes piniels t6nnte oieIsc
Qanoihoft eereht tperoen. SIR feblt
naturIi4 bic reife porme 5ar6en=
ftola beg Sioens. Qber Der moro.
Ii6e 9immel. bic o~untelgriinen, fat
i6pnr5en Wdlper un0 5crIte, Die
herrlide GItIee. bic i'm CONNER in
Sonneni6sin ionft ruuIGt unb i'm
MiRter. BON Stiirmen asp.itIht. Sis.
ihoQen Dor fih Der treibt - al ols
sibt bieIer psf'slrei6en 2anoihlfi
cine ibr eigentumlihe ieItene Sdon<
belt. WiQ nan Die Serrli6teiten
oes 2onoes oon3 srmeFen. 10 mag
man ben aIp'terberg eritei9en. Der
on Der 0ren3e Der taiierIihen De-
mdne on3 Ger g6ene emporraQt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09
Die oerratcriihe Satowicruns.

Die 0erboFtunq bes berii6ti9t,
NnarfiFten uno pislfaGen W0roers
2ocom6e bat bic poriIer 8eO0lterung
rpn einem 0rii6enoen Dip oefreit.
Grit iebt riro betaunt, pie bieier
rerneoene @erbre6er, Dem Elm Mens
Ihenleten ni6ts GAIT, BON Ser 9oli@
Sc. a~usfinoia unb oirgfeit gemlf.
nuroe. Die nGheren @eoleitumitdnoe
i;ro niat o6re Romdntit. s3pei ga
riTer 0e6eimboIi3iiten iflenoerten
;iber einen R~ummelpIas beg 8oulee
poro oe la @ilette. SIR @ulsnmer.
iparo ourtb einen 3inqfumpf orQez
5rgen, ben in elmer ~pffenen guoe
3mei Singer gum beiten onber. 81
iler Der 3uituuer ma6ts ii6 Elm
9eronii9en barauS. bic beioen Sim
GER nit BariertiiacIhen 5u rbei6ie=
rem. pI0blih bemertte elmer ter
9etettipe, oaB oieier rBapiertii9eG=
d,enfGieBsr" sipii6en oem Oauinen
rno Dem 53eiqefinqer Ser retten
Sdno Elm tleines 9er5 tdtcpiert tru9
GlitIfnen ihrB e8 inn our6 ben
99pf oaB cine Iol1e 1Gtopiernnq
cls 4ennseihsn Deg beriihti1tsn Qo=
com6e befannt 9sge6eu NOR. Gr beriet
Feb nit ieinen aoGegen uno holte
henn 1pornItreits Sen 5uitdn0idsn
Qoli3ettnmmifIur 6eran. Sine I'M
2uffiuiqe GerQjeifrnq bss @eroI6,
tioen nit Der photographic Deg
Mnar6tten er9a6, hlB Der yhnrmIoie
Observation-Disclosures" rtrtlin Del
Oeiu6te NOR. llnauffiuiQ ftIoFer
tie 0efeimpoIi5iiten nen T}ann eiu
in Qege6enen Nuqerblid marc Ell
acradt. i'm gu lporen feline !0Gnot
cuf Den 8iiGen gefs'Ielt, pine bal
e. 3sit gefunoen fGtte, 6e6rauf
ron Ieinen bei0en 9~sluoenen 8rolps
hing Qjitcte1, Die man het i6m flno
5a MAIDEN. Gum msitersn 8jiIt.
seuq BEG 8anbiten oe60rtsn spe
&dno6om6en uno etfid1e MeFsr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09


ois eiqentli6e 9ous- ooer Stubcn.
iliege 6s3eidnet ipsrbsn ioIte. Gs IA
ties tie Wusca bomeiticn C5ig. II,
ben mittlerer Gr0Be uno graus
i6may3er Jarbe. Wsgen Der ei9eu
ortigsn, 5aaa Qufiuugen BON 6lu'
Iiqteit 9eeignsten g.idoffen6eit lore.
Ruiie!s tannt tie nidt iieAen. OF
lpObI ibr oieIfa4 bisie 5Ghigtett 3ns
Qeifrie6en tpirb. Dies tommt pa
Der, oab tie pielfod nit Der, uu4
in !6Gaiern bortommenosn. ibt 'e9c
GbnIi6en Ston= ober Stsdtliege,
Gtomcrns calcitrans Ola. y per
netIelt rpirb, Die mil ibrem Riinel
bic 6aut o~urh6obrt. Rdhit be-
6ausfliegs lit Is bic in ben noto3f
Iiden Siaater am bdufi9iten oortom
menoe i5Iiegenort. Gle brltet an
Qferoemiit, Submit unb oui mac
men pertpsIeroen pflon5enitoifea,
fpie attes Strob uno @%rasb1uien,
BOD cine brittle @rt, bic bdufid n
Den 6duIeru esfunoen tDiro, lit biz
GhmarmfIiege (Gluiter SLID rpnlle
mia ruoi8". Sic 1T stipo5 qr5Btr
ols bic G~tu6enfIieae uno nift .
Itb6aft mie Die iBtere. DEFENDERS I'M
SerbIt, no mar lie I,idt nit Sen
Hingern FlTen tonn. Sic tritt oucq
Yelten in Ic groBeu Wengen ouf, ooB
lie ldItia niro. Cine pierts Orr,
yMuscinn Ita%buIon8", 1T cine onoers
StoGfliege. Der StubenfIiege felr
G6nlid uno tpie bieie, ni6t iteheno.
@on ben niht islten beobohtetsH
gFliegen nit blnuem ooer 9riinen me
tduiinem Slang gibt ss brei Nrtsn,
bon oenen bic hdufiqite, bic bIoW;
G6meiBs ooer 1IsiIdflieae. Die ouI
uerneIenoen tieyiifen Gtoffen brit
let. bier obgsbiiost 1T GFig, 81. @ol
onoeren 5l'sQsnorten ieien ned er
nG6nt bic tleine G%tubenflieoe, nit
hederem uno ihIoutsrem. mebr teqe!-
I0rmiQem G0rper; bic 5tniterIliele
lit nod tleiner ala bic eben ertpd1n-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

depiTenboFte 8erudNtti9ung uno
8eban6h.rq Der 9rutitdtten Der
.6ausflieoe ems Der pidtigiten @ots
beuqunqsmittel 9eqeH ben 1npbus.
bic G6olera, bic 3ubr unb dhnll6e
llnterleib5trontbti.en. Die Ulo9Iih-
tsit Der aeim llteertraQung 1T je=
bed t~einespeg5 agf oieie arunthe'
ten fei6rdntt. g. fiegen pieIme9r Be
tpeiIe oafar Dor, DaB uAGubertuIoi'.
G6mdren, QuaenIeioen, 8luttern,
@usi6loq MIN. oura 3Iiegen per=
treitet mur0en.
Die einfltite uuO an msiIten an
cspun0te Qbneb- gsoen bic 5lls1er~
psTt btIteht in forpfiItiaer 9er9'tt'@
rinq ser 1enIter rno Qusleosn DOH
1lieqenpopier uno Gift. Dca in err
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09
GGMeA
Farm u. Gartpn
Gle TIieasnptit.

0ob bic 5Iisge gu ben geid6rlihF
lien arautbeitsDsrbrsitsrn ge90rt.
1T il cine Idngit betnnnte Sotiat'.
uno e psrosn onber ia oud pisle1s
ndrts BON ben 8sborbsn WtaBre9elf
oetroffen, UNI bur6 cine energilh.
8efdmpfung Der 6IiegeRpeit bic Don
i6r oro9enoe @eTnbr gu petrin9ern.
9o ober bic 8rutitdttsn Der Jiis1.T
Ii6 pornsbmIi6 in Gtalungen oos-
ibrer umee6ung befinoen uno oobst
unIere 5ormer in oisiem 0ertil9un93'
trie9 Itart irtersfFert iiuo. 10 bat
aud unier 4dsrbdu OeparterreHr
Der Traos Elm b~sion0eres Bulletin 9es
niomet, aus BEN bier eiuias be-
ni6ti8eren QusfibrunQsn rpieoergr
9ebtu ieien.
rs lit 3und6It BON ben Osridieot-
uen 1Fiieqsn1rten bic &eoe, biz az
n0bnli6 in ben 9duIern %qefuno'n
peroen. bon oensn jsbod nUr etne
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

te uno BON g,an3eno itlpor3er Inrs
l.. qeyen Qorpen in 6uBboosnribsa
Tteden; bic i'm 0erbI srideinenoc
GbitiIieqe GJiq. AZ. bic ourh ben
Oeruh iiberreiier Trihte nn0eIott
lpiro. uno tnolih bic niht ielteu uuF
SFtniteriteibsn beobuhtete. duber';
Itlunte 0~un9Ilieoe. Wne oisis Nrten
lperoen ieoph bon Der aelpObnlihtu
GtubtnfIieQe in Der 3obI ipeit iibet~
t~rofien. IooaB fs tnum in 8etrot!
tonn1en. penn mir bon Der 6Ile9el
pe't iprthen.
Tie Gtubeuftisqe (WtuSco oonle't'e
co) leqt ibre Gier nit @nrliebe ouF
QIeroemiit. i~eItsner ouf Submit uno
menIaljhsn Grtr,msntsn. ipo liz
blnn leidt bic Seine BON uni::t
Ieibstrontbeiten. ipie 9nphus uno
Cholera, perbreitct. GS tommt uber
ouh Dor. bob mon Die 0nusflit9e
in Qrobsn WenQen an pIGBen Fiuotf.
no lpeniQ cher oor tein Yferoemii.
porbnnoeu III. Su oieism TolIe II
lire 8rutftQtts 0uf psrue'snotn
p'lua3tnYtoffsn. pie 3l,ie. GnIldot
uIr., su fuhen. Die ro'he Der.
mshrung ser 6li,Qe miro Ginem pe.-
i.dnolid. lpenn man bort. oob iit
has ri in 8-24 Stunoen sur 2ot.
be. bieis in ST 2ooen CUR Vupp.,
uno oieIs ,pisoerum in 81 3o0el
gum po1tn Sniett sntlridtIt. is nab
Dem aIima uno Der Sobrts3tit, un0
bob ieoss W,ibden ctlpo 100 Ger
Ie9t. Somit ionn,n in sinsm Som
mer II bis Ii @%tntrotionen chi.
ftshsu.
Die Gsfabr ctr Terbrtitunu ron
Sranttsiien curh 6lie9tn lit ON
or0bter an Qldbsn tpp pjeIe Wlen.
ittn eng 5uiomnleubar'en. 10 bt.
Ionoers in Wilitlr uuo W{iuenla
Qern cher no 9roBt 0iitntliae &au
ten ausgefIbrt msroen; 0ber 1ud) II
52rmtduiern in ileinsn qniieo.lLn9en
llno in ben lpsniaer l|orgfdlti9 b
oufGhti0ten 2eilen GROCER Stdos;
iperben pielfld bic &rantbeitStcimt
BON cen 6Iiegsn oui bic gta5runls
ulit.sI iibsrtraasn. Gs it eaber eIn:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

mar, iuGem Elm 2iemIih GROCER Qros
3sntiaB ser 2arpeu unbeldii9t blieb,
rno ais sinSiQ iI6eres Wtittel hat
lth fhIitBIif POS llnterbringen oss
2iingerS in eiuem beionoertn nit benz
Gtafl ourh cine 1iir perbunoenen
@erIhiae trtpjeien. Seoeu 2oq iols
ie Ser Wilt aus Dem Stale in oisIen
&erfdlda eefijnt mtroen. rer o1rn
ioh Elm iibriass tun ipiu. tam ibn
lod ieotSmdl nit elmer tlsjrsu
Qnantitdt Gblor'altIoiun9 beiprIs
len.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09
Gnoinen.
Cine snsIifhc SfilSernus bcs 'niierli'
den EcfBcs.

Wbh @RlNpNN'
Sine intereIonte S6iIoerung Ga.
binens, bes in IsBter 3eit 70 oi'l
esnannten 9utsbeIibsrs oes 9oiiers.
peroffentIidt Elm sn9lilder 9eiu4ey
res &nipeiens. Gr 54iIoert Die
prd9tige @lee, bic pOn Gl6ing noA
Dem 8utsborfe fiibrt; oas 0orf ieIblt
lit I4nsq 81 iarieben: cine Grippe
tIeiner peritreuter !6Gushen, bic oui
S6onbeit teinsn Aniprud erbeben,
Semitic uuo 8Iumsngdrten: DE
0eIomtaabl Der Ginpo6ner erreitt
tuum $50 Seelen. Nber Init oQe
Mdnnsr uno 6rauen oieies 0orfes
Iinb ouf benz Gute 6eiddftigt. lteben
in ben SienIten bes &oiiers.
Gin paar S6ritte pom Suoeius
gang oes Oorfes err,ttt man o.a
0uuptein9ans gum tailsrli4en Dart:
er lit bon 3rei Sdulen fIontiert. oi.
nod oo8 Dappen Der sbemali9en
Gisentiimsr. Der @roien b. S6perin,
trogen. Tad tur5er 6abrt srreibl
mar oas 8utsbaus, oas Iogenann.e
S6lob. @eim eritsn Bid 1T e5 81.
ne Gnttdui6ung fir ben, Der piels
Isitbt Elm Ge9snftiid gu ben itaatliAen
2anDiiBen englii4er Iriltatraten err
tpnrtete. IS entfpriht pieaeiht am
/ ebeiten unierer WorItelInQ irqeno
zines in Der RGbe ppn Qonoon lie<
oenoen Qano9aules, oas man fiji:
100 Yfuno i'm Sabre mietet, obsr
oelpiB nitt Der 8oriteQung BON els
ner ldnoIiten Reiioen3 oes 9srys
ihers i6er elm Bolt BON So Wtilio,
men. SIM Still oes friibsn 10. Saprs
~bunoert8 teiIpsile misoer umgebau!.
reprdlentiert ith oas @ebduoe redt
idli4t; IS 6eitebt aus einsm iebr
boben GroQtf9ob. einem Stodipect
uno einem 3tpei Stodpert bobsn
Onh, oefen oberer 3eiI iebr fell OBJ
fdut. Nur eas itnttli6e Wuppen De-
0rafen .. ShIiebsn. bic emit Gerr:n
BON Gooiner tparen. perleibt iiber
benz 6ouptportole BEN 8ebduoe Ell
men @baIan3 BON StattliGateit. Die
eroBte 6rontlinie bstraet 800 Wtetet;
bic 0ieleu uno 8emdder ertuetlen
ii6 BEL BEN 8eiuhe nIs eeI6madpou
uno bsquem. ober iebr einto1 sin9e'
r;htet, ia bisnsilsn 1T Die ginfats
belt iebr meii getrteben."
Der Part BON Gooiasn, Der teiue
400 Mleter lang III, III 'eit 70 So4,
rem itets Dem 8ublitum seoffnet. Pin
manden Stsnen 1T feline greite mob
esrineer als 200 Meter; Elm Yell oss
0ebduoes III eben, Der 9rpbere Yell
obsr lis9t an Nbh1nge bsr 9u9eItets:
uno itei9t bis ~ so oosr 10 Wete-
on. Nn ,inem Gnoe hes Vortes,
riht nett uom @utsbauie. 1T ein
S%bItgarten ons,Isst; ON entgegengs'
isbtsn Guoe e;u 9emiiiegorten, in
rem mon 9ienen,orbe uuo 6orelens
tons3 Ijtht. Die @ortsnonldgsn rings
nm oos 8utsbous iino i'm oltsh
fran30FTaen St;ls onsels9t. Sm
Yart flUoet moi foit ale IN GuropI
bstdnnten gdums pertreten; oas
Glou3Itut aber lit nielIsiht oo1 cine
mGttjoe. fpohl 1000 Sabre 0Its g.
dix, oeyca Stomm tinsn llmfong ooa
mshr 0.s So Nlster nuflpeilt. SF
untercr 1eile lit sirs 9usbohlun9.
Die eros senua 1T. nm II gfdnnsrn
Raum I'll 3stpdbrsn. Gin onosTsr un'
eelp0hnIja GROCER Baum 1T ols Der
~Stuosutenbaum" betonnt, neil t;tT
in fyabcyen 3sitsn Stuosntsn 6sit'
libtsiisn absieIten. Zen Vlas urn'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09
OlOTe.

Scr cit ouf mcircu 9~cbcu3ireGcn
Srjtt mir Gin citter Narr cutgepcn.
Scr ole &ctt ourh Wciit eut'ildt.
Sic Meeen icin nit %&ietn fpidr.
4Ion i1bcIt - Ind't ucn allen Scite1.
Sit ord| - bod) gang Fir miA teiAci
sen.
Sd ipci6 oenau. cs bat hcr 9unp
Sen &ie Qcitrblcu - @ciit ouf Ylmt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09
8 N r.

y U TT 2 7.
Der 9teyger peyIo6nenoet Ser '5Sduits
Geralt
Der 0umor IGbt Ith nift erbittsrn.
Gr i.reut Elm muIcerforn in Den
cat
ltn0 fprsnqt Sen Stein gu Splittsrn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
SEVERE DANDRUFF
AND IRRITATION
Of Scalp, Itched and Burned, Hair
Falling Out. Sores Formed. Com.
pIetely Cured by Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment.

464 Bronx II. Road East onkers, ". 7.
- have been entirely cured In seven
weeks OF severe case of dandruff and irri-
tations of the scalp by Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. The dandruff became so bad
my hair was falling out at such great
rate felt in a short time 1 would be com
pletely bald My scalp itched and burned
SO badly that sores formed. The dandruff
could be seen in my hair and on my coat
collar.
a tried number of remedies, such az
- and --- without success.
/ used the Cuticura Ointment at the roots
of the hair, then shampooed the head thor
oughly once week with Cuticura Soap
and hot water. l shall always have
good word for Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
for they completely cured mo" (signed)
John Pickles, Apr. 20, 1912.
For pimples and blackheads the following
is a most effective and economical treatment:
Gently smear the affected parts with Cuti-
cura Ointment, on the end of the finger but
do not rub. Wash off the Cuticura Ointment
in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot
water and continue bathing for some min
utes. This treatment Is bcst on rising and
retiring. At other times use CuHeura Soap
freely for the toilet and bath, to assist in pre-
venting Inflammation. irritation and clog
gtngof the pores. CuHcura Soap (25c.) and
Cuticura Ointment t5oc) are sold every
whore. Liberal sample Of each mailed free.
with 32-p. Skin Book. Address postcard
"Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston
aTTender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick. Csc Sample free.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07

in your set l see most girls marrying
unlike you did--for a pair of broad
shoulders and a pretty face
Love must be the reason you mar
ried; or an over-impulsiveness--
case of selection so far as you could
choose with your limited experience.
Do you want to go home and live on
your parents?
That is what it means, you know,
for you are not equipped to support
yourself, more's the pity -
1t signifies little that you have only
one child to take home; you and your
needs and melancholy and the child's
noise viii upset a house in which the
old people ought to be left in peace.
The sadness of divorce comes hard on
parents.
Who wants her husband to marry
another woman while she is living,
anyway? The sensation of being be-
reft in this way If one loves the man,
is something no wife can get over
Let me quote what young fellow
said to me once: Il should think that
whenever they meet each other, or
even see the others name in, a paper.
everything would come up before
them | should think they would
never get away from that!"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
The Words of That Old Song

Dear Miss Doom:
I am sending you the words of the
old song requesteds
Two summers ago when brave ship
sailed.
Far away to the golden west
Oh. nobody knew that my heart went,
too,
For the secret | ne'er confessed.
A mother took leave of her boy that day !;
I could hear her sob and cry;
followed her back TO her lonely home,
But never word said I.
Chorus.
sat by his mother one bright sum
mer's day,
And she looked me through and
through.
And she spoke of her lad who was far
away,
And she guessed that loved him. too.
She threw her arms round me and
whispered low,
| was worthy her sailor boy
My foolish tears began to flow,
Though my heart beat high for joy.
ChorHs.
So You see that they need not come WOO
ing for me,
For my heart, my heart, lies over the
sea.
Repeat. MRS j. II. ).
Thank you, very much. | also want
to acknowledge receipt of the same
song. sent in by Mrs. M. N, whose
version contains an extra stanza:
Manys n night my heart is sad
| haven't a word TO say:
l keep from the lads and lassies apart
In the midst of making hay.
Willie he pulled me the first wild rose,
In my new sun bonnet to wear,
Aud Robin he waits at the garden gate
And lie follows me everywhere.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07

tureg to suggest that change would
be quite cheering to the spirits as
we'll as the eye every one says, But
there's no other plant that can be
depended upon. There is, though,
and a very hardy one. This Is the
flowing cyclamen, either white or the
deep rose color, which will put forth
new shoots and new blossoms con-
tinually from November to April, and
it is such a graceful, pretty plant,
which instead of growing less at
tractive after a few blossoms have
bloomed and fallen, becomes bushier
end more interesting each day.
The original cost is small, a dollar
or SO buying very good specimen,
and if planted in a wide, low flow
erpot and set in a pretty basket one
has charming plant, suitable FOR
any one or all of ones informal home
meals.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
STUFFED EGGS FOR LUNCH

For six hard eooked eggs take one
cupful of finely chopped cooked meat.
one tablespoonful of melted butter,
one-fourth cupful of cream, and salt,
Cut the eggs in halves, carefully take
out the yolks and mix to smooth
paste with the melted butter; add the
meat and seasonings and mix with
the cream gradually, as it may not all
be needed Stuff the eggs with this
mixture, press together, roll in -four
brush with beaten egg, toss in fine
bread crumbs. Fry in smoking hot
fat
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
To Take a Child

Dear MISS Doom 80 s-3..
Will YOU please tell me. Of arellable
agency in Newark? j wish to take
charge of II child. RUTH j.
Am sorry that | cannot publish
names and addresses in this column
Would advise you to go directly to
the homes and the children's aid So
eieties. Or write to them for infor-
nation. Pm afraid I don't quite I'M
derstand just what you mean by
taking charge" do you wish to
adopt one? Write more fully, and
let me know whether you wish a
Protestant. Catholic or child of yet
another religion.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
Divorced, You Are Adrift
BY LOVING COUSIN WINNIE

My Dear Eleanor:
Do you think you would be happy
as a divorced woman?
You think you would, else legal re-
lease would not have occurred to you.
But you must think of yourself as
person adrift, my dear, when you pic
ture yourself divorced.
You may well speak of Hazen and
Jane and others in your set for they
are product of this day and age, as
I fear your are. l judged the causes
for which they sought divorce We're
the same as in dozens of others, and
you spoke with impotence as one
after another of the DEGREES were
granted. Now you say it is all per-
feetly clear to you.
Is it?
| have watched the actions of the
newly divorced enough to see some
thing of how liberty affects them. If
the young woman had next to moth
ing to wear during her married life,
her freedom expresses itself in the
first new clothes she can muster, and
her fresh garb is as much of salts
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
USE FOR SOUVENIR SPOONS

One girl who is visiting the national
capital is collecting spoons and cards
of the various places of interest in
and about Washington, and when she
returns home she will give table talk
at little luncheon. Beside each plate
she will place two spoons and cards
bearing pictures or seals of various
cities, and during the luncheon the
guests will be asked to tell some in
teresting fact about that particular
city or place of interest after which
she will add what she has learned
about each place of interest. This is
a good method of directing conversa-
ton and making an occasion interest
ing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
A Child OF Three

Dear Miss Doom:
Can / give meat to a child of ,. who
has been eating meat and vegetables in
fact. everything, this winter? By an
swering you will oblige, MRS S.
I'm afraid don't get YOU You
ask if the child may eat meat, and
then declare that she has been eating
il right along. Why not continue.
then, if it did not hurt her? The
white meat of chicken. very tender
steak, cut fine, and the centre of a
broiled lamb chop are easily di-
gested.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
FOR TIE SUNDAY DINNER

Neck of Lamb With Peas - Get
about two pounds of the neck of a
lamb, can of green peas, half
cupful of chopped onion. table
spoonful of salt, an eighth Of ia
bespoonful of white pepper, table
spoonful each OF flour and finely cut
parsley Trim the meat from the
bone, wash and put into boiler
with one quart of boiling water Boil
one hour, add the onion, salt. pep
per and peas: boil slowly another
hour. Then add the -four which has
been mixed with little cold water !,
boil three minutes; add the chopped
parsley Serve on large platter and
garnish with sprigs of parsley and
dust with paprika.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
Milady's New Silk Stockings

The plain stocking has again given place TO the
embro peei NN
make thema possible
flowers emprod
a from of the ankle
10 these nave
all the length the
medallion on
beneath It, Inc mouse
embroidered it, Its long tan nesis
- ,o hidden by the SKIRT
Another new fad stocking which the little animal is
Sinner
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-07
Shoe Prettiness

During the coming summer
white footwear is to be more
fashionable than ever, and the
conventional white shoes for
outdoor occasions will be well
cut buttoned boots of white
buekskin, with moderate
: Cuban heel and vamp on the
new. long line now considered
patrician and distinguished.
One handsome model has the
high top with fourteen buttons
and lines of dainty perforated
trimming of brogueing, in the
shoe vernacular, on the toe.
New types Of piazza foot
wear are included. There is
colonial pump of white calf
skin with o covered heel and
an odd trimming of black pat
ent leather laid under a row
of performations. The buckle
is of patent leather studded
with rhinestones. To the wo-
man who adores novel effects
a new white buckskin oxford
will appeal. The arrangement
of the buttons on alternating
seallops of the white buckskin
and black patent leather is a
novel footwear note.