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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
RAVENNA, NEBR.

MinuI$ tydc0 dostoIi jsmc
yeIiky dtst, spadIo asi tfl couIe
gody, Name tedy yIdhy dosli.
Iostyiny Il oseni stoji 81 znnme.
nil6.
We stfedn glayiI synj s1atek
pan Frank k0zd se sletnou lIo-
IuboyOu, S6atek byl sIayen ma
farm6 roditn ncy6sty IN 1dasli
bIizsich pfdtcIa. Hcnich jest ncj.
mIad6im synem na6i matky K0z.
love n neydsta jest h ydzcnG 70.
diny lIoIuboy}ch. ManzeIdm gra.
tuIujeme pfejeme jim mnoho
zdarI ma jejich move drdzc zivot.
nj
We strcdu rdno pfihodilo se
ydzu6 ncslGMi kraianu VacIayu
knotkoyi pri prdcj. Pan knotck
jest zam6aludn Y dilndch drdhy
B, NJ NJ, Stoje na kdfc, bill zdj
Y rormdbouse. u ucnaddni udGIaI
krok nazpGt, nemyslc, H. jest TAX
bIizko kraje n sfitiI SO asi dvacct
sfryicn 4 kGry doIu. Milno Icb
dich odfcnjn ma tGIc ma take ron
drcenb kosti Y koiniku jednf no
by apat6, TAX ze mu TO vczme do
sti dImlho, ne6 We h toho vybGfe
Ale doufdme, &c into nehoda, a(
ydzn6, ncbude rniti zlych ndsIcd
.kd,
Y ncd6li, dne T. majc, odb}
val svoji schulz rad Hizkuy Palc6t
cis %, Mimo jinG zalezitosti II
walden byl take jeden novg Glen {
|nayrHena jedna nova tIcnkyn6.
l-&9' Piste sob6 0 "cesko- Anne
riclSY Venkov" na ukazku
Tcnto tyden nam skontiI vel
mi krasn6, heb jsme m6Ii krasn,
potasi, j. b. Brt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07

Charles Jensen, yyhlaSenJ
zapaSnik, presytdtiI Sc minuIou
sobolu V Krugoy6 divadIc, ze pre-.
&c jcStt n6kdo Y Omaze jest mad
nGho mistrem. A sice byI to GeskJ
champion V krizkoytm zdpase
"BilI' Ilokuf, ktcry svtho soupe.
re- dyakrdt IA sebou ma lopatky
poIoliI. Prvni nab6h, ackoliv Jen.
sen sverep6 Sc brdniI, trval 7 mi.
nut a druhy ) minut.
- Asi 100 l6karu bude pritom.
no v Omaze ma -. vFroGni kon.
venci Nebraska Medical Associ
alton. Take nektefi ltkaii Z Iowy
pfisliblli syoji u6ast. Ma konycn.
ei bude Sc iednati o vsech moder
mich yymolenostech, Sized bud,
nyati od ~. do Ii. ks9tna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
LINWooD, NEBR.

- Minute uter} rano So Sc sye
tenn roziehnala pi, Lebedoyd,
manlelka p, FIR, l.ebedy, ktera jiz
po delsi dohu hya nemoend, an
loui mintna paui podstoupila asi
dive operaee, avsak zdrayi iiz vice
nenabyla rohfeb Ecsnult ~ ko,
nal vr turtrk ua hrbitoy do Able
"a utastensNi pfatel a zuamSeh,
hudil il tamt lchkb
reuto liden jest pray poma,
Iu ush skoro pofad pr,i. a kdyt
pni tak sg ME uedtla v pAtgk
isme doslali dtst, 5e ia po kohk
roku tukeQ nshyl Noda 81 huala
Nsude Jake Jrka tak Ig usohui
tlak pd Tfghoiu museI kollkrat
asta,it q tkats at se to,la pfs
tnala pf kulgie Tax Tusdil
.Vlff ufz % ha.lIau Ia lwWaa1
Misty rm ralae paslgmlstt a
Whty N u Ia hlAigm at pIe
kal lak elbaeNa ped
atngH bfb blaio NaaN nh
.takN aetyly Is platW pga tulik
te.b ta sls ,sHde lat pole soa
rlfhana mistt tauf ena aa sa
taHha "a q iltst feHla bdsn
ala d a. paasi assAil isk it a.
pe4Hg safst kofaa la uAktsti la
ssf.ll = taslpB tfsha slt s,la0u
kAkata y aleya sibl bgla
iasli estHs mas slistha na ta 20
5asl iat paaeyala n
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
UDAL0gTI v MEXIKU,
Move boio v Mcgiku.

II Piedras Negras 40 0znamuje,
~ jenerdl Auberl, jrnh byl M do
sud yndcem yojska IIuertoya, pro.
zalinnibo presidenl0, zrddee Ma
dcroya n phyodee jebo zuyrozdes
nj, preset * poystalctlm pod yele'
MIN Carranz0y$m u bnde b0joyat
~ sygm yojskcm protl Wade ny
n6jI. Dale zpraynje se 4 Mexlka,
~ / jencrdI IiabnRo preset k po.
vstnIe0m u fady jejieh sesiIiI W
MDafnf mire, takze zk6za lIucrto.
VA fili 10 gelmi ryehIe ke syGml
eli. lluerta jo ztraeen II Gini 81
marn6 nad6je na 6fad president.
sky pro pfisti yoIby VoIby byly
urceny na den ~, fijnu tohot0 70.
ku u y5bGr ma b}t mrM Diazem q
lIuretou, DO tG doby ddyno ne.
bude IIuertu mozny, jak 50 tyrdi
nn strand poystaIeekd. IA toho.
TO muzc cekd se TAX rycble, jak
rychIe HnocnlI 50 vIhdy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07

Ia 5000 za mislo ma SVEN hfbi.
toyc pro ono ditko, COZ zda sc by.
ii vice nez pfemr5t6nd cena.
- Emil PopeIdr \ Fort Collins.
Colorado, dIi zde nayst6you Il 70.
diny Josefa srba
- Y sobotu yrdtiI Sc 4 Omahyi
kde byl opcrovln ma sIepG stfeyc
+. i, Noyotn$ optt Y nds kruh
M f'ranlikoyi he yiddG, ze .trpeI
notDG. M, y5ok toto jarni poGa.
n, kler6 pfiy6di znoyu vse Y Ii.
vot, bude jcuu tGz k dubu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
KRAL MIKoLAs VYDAVA
SKADAR VELM0CEM.

Dne ). t. nj. jako nejnoyGjsi IL
ddIost rozbGhIa SO \ Cetyn6 po &C.
lem sy6tG zpraya, Herou jsmc
strnGD6 shrnuli Y hofeni nadpis.
kr6l MikoIas rozhodl sc tedy po-
yolili ndtlaku yelinoci q h0diti jim
Skadar do nenasytnych spdru
KdW po krvayGm boji dne ~.
dubna, hery stal tisice Cern0hor.
ed Myoty jejich, ale ktery take
byl prayou zboubou pos6dky ture-
ek6 We Skadaru, krdl Mikolds pey.
uosti Sc zmocnil, probdsil, 10
peynost nevydA, pokud bude krd-
| pei krve Y &ilAch Gernohorsk$ch.
Jak zndmo, vcImoci urtily Skadar
IA east samostntnG AIbanie, mari.
divsc MikoJdsi, ably dobytou pGv'
most opusliI. Tim byIa sp0sobena
krisc. HyIdstt nase byyaI6 "Birf
vlast" - Rakousko, dokdzala o
| pet, zc, kdc jcdnd Sc o nespraye.
dInost n ndsili, jest Edy Y pryni
radd. CinjIa velkG pfiprayy he
ypddu ma Cernou lIoru. Ma Sc.
yernicb branicich malGho kraloy.
stW byIo soustfcdoydno yojsko,
Bosnia, herzegovina j Dalmacio
staIy SO takfka y6Icdnymi thbo-
| ry. Natim yoImoci pomdhaly 5pi-
nave politice Rakouska - blokd-
dou 6crnoborskGho pobfeM Av5ak
yscchDy tyto demonstrace nezddly
20 dotykoi ccrnoh0rskycb jund-
XII.
VdtI east vojska Gernohorsk6-
no byIa odyolhna do yIasti, ably
pOstaviIa sc ma odpor nepfdteItm.
TyrdiIo Sc jiz naproston yazno-
sf, ~ Rakousko dohodIo Sc 4 lta.
Iii 0 spoIeGnGm zakroceni proIi
CernG IIofc. Veskcry zdjem byl
upoutan k Rusku, nebot panoyala
dOmn6nka, ~ nedovoli Rak0usku,
ably podniklo vdlcGnG operaee na
sloyanskGm jihu. Kdyz ysak Ru-
sko nabadaIo take krAle MikOIa5e
k poyoInosti, situacc Sc vyjasnila.
KraIi MikoIasi byly nabizeny
kompcnsacc Y 1zemi, jestlize vydA
dobrovoln6 Skadar. VeiiIo sc, ze
ic prime. Konetne dne 5. t. IN.
oznamiI sir Edward Gray, brit
sky ministr zahraniGnich 2aIezito.
ST. he Cernd lIora jest ochotna
vIoziti otazku Skadaru V rucc vel
moci VeImoci doufaji, ze tim
odstrantna jest nebczpetna stu
ace a zc AMI Italie ami Rakousko
neprovedou jiz svoji hrozbu, ze
vpadnou do AIbanie proti Essa-
du paSovi a Davidu paSoyi.
ryazime-li vSe, pozndme, ze ne
iednalo Sc asi Rakousku ami Italii
o Skadar, iako spiSe o ziskdni 81
AIbanic pro svt dGely, nebot ODE
zeme dlouho Sc t6sily ma to, ze bu-
dou miti ma Balkdn6 odbytist6 pro
sy6 produkty, Takto kazi sc jim
jedna nad6je po druht.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07

- kraiant, pfedplafte Ne na
pokrok Zdpadu Cesko Americk} :
Nenkov
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
Rakousk6 pfipravy k valce.

Rnkouskd yldda je pfesy6dtenar
~ yc syt ydIe6ut akei proti Ger.
NJ IIofc budc podporoydna Italii,
ktcra asi zaujme Aylonu, kdelto
rakoushf yoisko podnlkne ntok
ma Lovten, yysokou horu Il pfiro.
zenou peynost Cernohore0, Akcc
prot Skadaru vedrna bude pr} =
Albanie a nikoli = llerecgoyiny,
Y ministerstyu zahranidnich III.
lelilosli konala 80 yaletnd rada, q
iejim2 Ypsledkn ncpronlkly do
yercinosti nejmensi zprayy Pfi.
nrayy X mointmn polnimn talenl
proti Cernt llnfe Sc chyatnt do.
kontily,
Drppst Z Ilan sdslujr, le na
Severn tfrnoharskyeh hranie Ra.
kousko souslfrdilo 100000 yoiiu0
hlamt i Tyrol SRrska a ohou
nakpus.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07

vyborny tab krAlo MikulAse'

Znt6tkcm minul6ho t$dDe alh'
bly, ne optt hroaiy6 mraky mad
l,nlkhuem liozumi ae aano 80
bon, ~ Rakousko mh M tGto ma.
pialf siluaei opet lyi podil, Ten
tokr6te jest 10 Ccrn6 Horn, KITE
ri yzbudiIa hnty yelkom0hnfbo
punslya N6meek6ho, Malh tato
zrmidlGa hrehea No. podrobjti dix
i6lu rakouskyeh nesl6l1Ickgch
sfdlnikh, Nedald ~ 2nslrHbill n
nj bIokddoU pobfcM Iodslyem
spojcD}eh yeImoei, proyedIu Byhj
eli N do konee, dobyla sIt0daru,
70 js0u y6nk ytei znbmf, Iaji
mayfjn ytci jest beze sporu, ~
g2dhni peyn0ni byIo nmIpyeno
nazi hrhlem Nikolou II yelIIeIem
jejim, Itssndem pasou, Je 10 ebyr
try sthtnick9 tah, jsou-li zprbyy
apolebIIy6, \ kteryeh terp6me, -
Esgndovi doyoIeno odejitl \ eel0u
posddkou, klmd poneehdny zbra.
ne ! nfItoiIt lchfieh del, Tato vel.
kh laskaYost cernoborch jest w.
sydtIoyhnn i'm, ~ Esaad paSa pro.
hldsiI ~ - v dohod6 II krdIem
dfrnohorskfm kr6Iem samo
slntnG Albnpie. 70 znamonh dpl
p0u porhzku diplom1eie yeImoei n
zgldhtt liabousk0, kter6 primo ~.
n. Ncni 10 oic jin6bo, Dcz pro.
yodcni hesIni Ijnlkdn balkan.
skfm ndroddmr N6rodoyf bOI
kdnsli rozbodIi lu aami o sObt
Pres TO y Rakonsku zp6tefnlek(
snfry, Y jicbz yleln jest arciy6
vodn Frapt Ferdinand, pokrafu
i " sy6 Rampant proti CerH6 Ito
r.. Iiakouslf Y0jsko aouslfodujC
10 na seyernirh branieicb yzdor
M zcmt. Vypoytzcui yhlky mhlc
nastnli kazdou ehyiIi TAX Ne mh
~ sl6li, ~ Rokousko zapIce 10 dc
y6lky, ktera mdze mu bfti omd
nou Cern6 Horn ubrhnIla ~ sta
lett tryajieim n6jczddm Tureeka
ubrdni ~ bobda 1tobn fise, ie,
uenili horI n zb6dnfiIejN, nel
Tmecko. IcpM neni ani o Was
Dobrodrnlstyi toto naopok mDa'
mili Y ..dptti dpIn$ rozvrat Ra
kouska, coz by jistt nebyIo III
skodu aspod ~ pro nhrody slo
yanskG.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
a-@y' Piste sob6 0 "cesko- Anne
riclCY Venkov" ma pkazku

Tento tyden nam skonGil vel.
mi krasnG, heb isme mGIi krasn6
pOtasi, j. -. Brt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
q isiheho halkAnnkeho hals
meme

ka5ds skuiu Fflmaa ma hu
pllslita stalp Albahle a ifslHa
ha tanJHlsia ua lfaa sll,Aast d
mape NNe,ia u alpfusigf e.
sial se ptlu4s plsemas prehlAAe
Il ila4 ValAxA lfaea altAa
Il hh pFMeAe N muail ~ ttslAi.
dtau austh iliala fuaneeaisA
~ prinet fFsnteafsk ~ ehSa
~ sIiA - rfiee maA 30
fssla "a ,lfsla JosNmnfm ea
tskem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
spoienoi proti sobe

itokt a srbskt yoIsku ie shro
mbld5uo iiini Macedonia a fild
asi 21ntn mu5n l'rali nim sto
il bulhafaka armada iuaiiei pnu
a. tntaA taiina
linlhanAa ,lAla nj namaha 4,
Rsgeh IL smirna urosuati spuft i
Ggekrm sJhsktm ale iak h,
mitl.sa io sot,a het hpig spoisu
NttpNna nu Nsftin,ai.
propltali lakme ia ra0 +,
kf@t,gh butAph mtH liulhaFy
NFhf 1sk3
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
Vlnafska polozka schyalenG.

Y sobotu pfijata byIa ye snG.
moynt posIaneckG yInafskd poIoz.
ka celni pfedIohy po ostrf debate,
tryavsi pine tfi hodiny, Vlna yra.
dGna na TAX zvanou volnou listinu,
lotiz clo ua nj Sc Gplnt zrusuje
Vddcc republikdnskG mcnsiny,
poslancc Mann, prohlasil, ze bude
10 miti IA ndslcdek zdhubu vlnaf.
skdho prdmysm We spojenych
Stdtech II obvihoyal demokraty,
proc neyytkali zprdvy tarifni ko.
mise, jcz byla sporn{m hodem po
mnoho rokn, yenoyala zvl6stni po,
Zofnost.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-05-07
z WASHINGToNU
CinsIsa republika uznana,

Noyd repubika Gingkd byIa
form6lnf uzndna spojchymi Sta.
ty y patek. Idstupce uasebo w.
Stance Y Pekiueu, Williams, zaslaI
kabeIogram, ze doruciI forndIni
uzndui, jak byl splnomocndn, po
GpInfn sorgauisoydni So move
yIady. SpojcnG stdty jsou nj do.
sud icdlnou \ velmoci sy6toy$eh,
icz nznnIa Ginskon repnbIikn.
Evening star., 1913-12-14

Rosemont. The December meeting of
Mount Vernon Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution. was held FRI
day afternoon at the home of Mrs Thom-
as w. Robinson on North Washington
street Mr. and Mrs. George Unler and
their daughters, Mrs. Charles c. Smoot
of North Wilkesboro, N. c., and Miss
Nellie seiden uhler. have gone to Pitts
burgh to attend the wedding Of Mr.. John
Lloyd Uhler and Miss Bertha Murtland
Stevenson. which will occur In that city
Tuesday. Miss Marion Peyton has return
ed to her home in Charlottesville after
visit to her aunt. Mrs. Luc.e Peyton
Luckett, on South Patrick street,
Miss Jane Maxwell has returned to her
home in Philadelphia after a. visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Il. Dare in Rosemont
Mrs Lycurgus E. Uhler has returned
dore Frankel. in New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Letterman of New York were
the guests of friends In town during the
week Miss Esther Burke entertained
the Auction Bridge Club Thursday even
ing at her home on Prince street. The
others playing were Miss Alice Ander-
ton. Miss Esther Green, Miss Sophie
Messrs. Julian Burke, Arthur
Herbert. William Brooke and Stanley
Bianton. Miss Winnfred Thompson has
visit to Miss Alice Anderton on Brad
dock Heights. Rev. William J. Morton
has returned from a visit to his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles B. Morton. near
Fredericksburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lee Taylor have returned home after
spending two weeks with Mr.. Tayior's
parents, in southern Virginia. Miss Mar
garet Craig and Miss Jane Harland are
the guests of Miss Margaret Johnson at
Raphine, Va. Mrs. Joseph Phelps and
her two children, Joseph and Anna, left
this week for Port Kent, N. Y, to join
Mr.. Phelps, who has been there for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Joseph w. Cox Of Roanoke. who
Evening star., 1913-12-14

has been the guest for the past ten days
of Mrs. Frank S. Harper. on Prince
street, had number OF entertainments
given in her honor. Monday evening Miss
Helen Norris Cummings entertained at one
table Of five hundred. at her home on
Cameron street. Her guests were Mrs.
Cox, Mrs. Herper, Mrs. John Leadbeater.
Mrs. Charles E. Nicoi and Mrs. Virginia
Taylor Smoot Tuesday Mrs. Charles Ed
gar Nicol entertained at beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon at her home on North
Washington street In honor OF Mrs. Cox.
Other guests were Mrs. D. Carter List and
Mrs. Pierce Horne OF Washington. Mrs.
William Horton Garlock of Rosemont,
Mrs. William Jackson Morton. Miss Fan
ny Dixon and Mrs. Harper. The decora-
tions were huge yellow chrysanthemums
and yellow-shaded candles. Tuesday even
Ing Mrs. William Sherman Connolly enter
tanned at a bird supper Her guests We're
Mrs. D. Carter List, Mrs. William J. Nor
ton Miss Bessie Hill and Miss Fannie
Hill. Wednesday evening Miss Fanny
Dixon entertained at cards and q chafang
dish supper at her apartments at 414
Duke street. Her guests were Mrs. Cox,
Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Nicol, Miss Constance
Boush. Miss Mary e. Carlin and Miss
Naomi Simmons. Thursday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hudson Kemper enter
tanned at cards at their home in Rose
mont for Mrs. Cox. Other guests were
Mrs. Harper, Mr., and Mrs. Richard T..
Acton, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Oliver. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Joyce Waller, Mrs. Will
liam Horton Garlock. Miss Sue L. Ba!lan-
tyne. Miss Bertha Waite, Miss Mary
Whftall and Miss Louise Cation
Evening star., 1913-12-14
Original Tomato Salad.

Put five or six pieces of lettuce hearts
on plate. take a very large green pep
per and cut down the grooves TO the CEN
ter and open out the pepper carefully
until IT looks like a big. green pond lily.
remove the seeds and fiber and lay fiat
on the lettuce leaves. Take large toma-
toes, which have been previously skinned
and chilled, cut them in six points and
open out on the peppers. They should
look like big. red flowers with green
leaves around them. Fill the center of
the tomato with either sweetbread. chick
en- or crab salad. Prefer the latter and
often make a crab ravigotte to Till them
with. The green capers look so attrac-
tive
Evening star., 1913-12-14
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR BACK HURTS,
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS WITH SALTS

urine is cloudy. full OF sediment.
channels often get sore. later scalds
and you are obliged to seek relief
two CT three times during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable
physician at once or get from your
pharmacist about four o, ces OF lad
Salts; take tablespoonful in a glass
OF water before breakfast for q few
days :: your Kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations TO clean
and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also
TO neutralize acids in the urine SO il
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der weakness.
Jad Salts is life saver for regular
meat eaters. 1t is inexpensive.
canno. injure and makes a delight
full, effervescent Whitewater drink
Agent O'Donnell's Drug Store.
Evening star., 1913-12-14
Old English Fruit Cake.

Five pounds or boxes seeded raisins.
Three pounds currants.
Half pound citron.
One pound figs.
Half pound conserved cherries.
One and half pounds sweet butter.
Eighteen eggs.
Brown sugar weight of eggs.
One pound almonds. blanched and chop.
ped.
One pound English walnuts, chopped.
Two glasses OF homemade currant Jelly
One glass preserved ounces, cut in
small pieces.
One tablespoonful ground ginger.
Two tablespoonfuls ground cloves
Two tabiespoonfuls ground Cinnamon
Two grated nutmegs
One cup tteacupl French brandy.
One cup deacup) Jamaica rum.
Evening star., 1913-12-14
QUEEN MARY BUYS
HER GIFTS AT HOME
TradeSmen Send Christmas
Stocks to Palace for
inspection.
NO FANCY PRICES ASKED
OF ROYAL PURCHASER
London's Smart Dressmakers Turn
Their Attention to Tango
Gowns.

LONDON, December 13.-The queen has
not yet begun her Christmas shopping
in earnest, although a few purchases of
cairngorms and other Scottish articles
were made when her majesty was at
Balmoral
These are in the nature of brooches
buckles and hat pins and all are silver
mounted. A selection of knitted Shet-
land and other wool scarfs, vests and
shawis was also acquired both by the
King and queen. and his majesty purchas-
ed several handsomely carved walking
sticks for presents to his friends
The bulk of the royal Christmas pres
ents VIII be selected at Buckingham Pal
lace, for although the queen privately
visits one or two shops, these visits are
principally for the purchase of jewelry,
all the fancy goods being sent to the pal
ace from the firms it is decided to pat
ronize
Apartment Set Aside.
A large apartment. generally the Bow
library, is set aside for the display, large
trestle tables being put up for the occa-
sion. On these the various goods are ar
ranged with as much care as would he
displayed in dressing shop window
Each article is labeled with the name of
the firm and the price marked in plain
figures.
Queen Mary is an excellent judge of
value, and SO no fancy prices are in
dulSed in. When all is in readiness the
representatives of the emporums retire
and her majesty enters and makes q
careful inspection. ady-in-waiting is
IN attendance and she goes round with
the queen and makes careful note of all
approved articles. the number of each re-
quired and the price.
Creating Tango Gowns.
Nearly every smart dressmaker in Lon
don is busy creating tango gowns and
some of the prettiest are being made for
several young actresses for private wear.
One just shown is charming as we'll as
original. Tt is fashioned of black char
meuse, split up a little in the front and
has an immensely long train which
springs from the back and side and ta-
pers to the narrowest point possible
This long train is caught up to the
hand with a little loop and has a Won
derfully graceful effect with the swing
and dip Of the figure when the wearer is
dancing. 1t is lined with the softest of
black picot edged crepe de chine. which is
very important point, as naturally the
doublur is much in evidence.
Tunic of Gold Net.
Over this is a fascinating crisp little
crinoline tunic of gold net, worked in
handsome design of gold foil, edged with
gold lace. The little tunic stands well out
on either side, parting In the center, while
over it is drawn a drapery of black char
meuse This is caught up under the belt
and turned over in kind of Neapolitan
point, which is drawn into a sheath OF
bright drakesneck blue plated skirt, bor-
dered with gold. From this falls a huge
blue silk tassel worked in gold.
The belt is a lovely combination of the
palest crocus yellow and shaded brakes
neck blue crepe the colors melting into
one another, while above it rises a XII
mono Of pale gold tulie over blond lace
sleeves.
Evening star., 1913-12-14
hite Bean Soup.

One quart white soup beans
One medium size beef soup boue.
One bunch parsley, chopped fine
Tops of one stalk celery
Six whole cloves.
Three blades of mace.
Salt and pepper to taste
One gill sherry wine.
Soak the beans overnight; in the morn
ing put them on to boil in four quarts of
water, with the celery, parsley, SOUP
bone and spices. in a large kettle. Cook
until beans are very soft, then strain
through sieve and add sherry
Serve with slices of hard boiled egg and
lemon. This will serve fourteen people.
Evening star., 1913-12-14
Chicken Terrapin.

Boil a tender chicken with the giblets
When done set on dish until entirely
cold. Then cut the fowl and giblets into
small pieces, omitting the skin Put all
into stewpan with cayenne pepper and
salt, two blades of mace. three hard
boiled eggs chopped fine. one teacupfuI Of
the chicken broth. one coffeecup of rich
cream and one-quarter pound of butter.
with a heaping tablespoonful of flour
mixed in it. Set on the range, simmer
for about ten minutes or until the meat
is hot, then add one teacupful of sherry
or madeira.
Evening star., 1913-12-14
Meat forms uric acid, which
clogs Kidneys. irritates Blad-
der or causes Rheumatism.

When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
)it generally means you have been
eating too much ms t, says a well
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which overworks th~ kidneys
in their effort to filter it from the
blood and they become sort of par
alyzed and loggy. When your kid
neys get sluggish and clog you must
relieve them, like you relieve your
bowels; removing all the body's
urinous waste, else you have back
ache, sick headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach sours, tongue is coat
ed, and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic twinges. The
Evening star., 1913-12-14
Orange Cake.

Two cups sifted sugar
Two cups sifted -four.
One teaspoon cream tartar.
One-half teaspoon soda
.yolks OF four eggs.
Tsstes or four eggs.
One large orange (soft part.
Beat yolks with sugar, add the orange,
then the -four with cream OF tartar sift-
ed in fp alternately with the whites OF
eggs and water with soda dissolved I'm
il. Bake in jelly cake tins one-half inch
thick. When baked ice with the grated
rind and juice Of one orange, mixed stiff
Evening star., 1913-12-14
Half cup teacup) good sherry o

Half cup teacup) good sherry or
whisky
One cup (teacup) sweet cream.
Two and a half pounds flour.
Cream, butter and sugar together beat
in yolks of eggs very hard, then add
cream, spices, half of flour and liquors
and whites OF eggs, which have been
beaten very stiffiy. Mix all the fruit, nuts
and preserves together and -four well
with the other half of -four. Mix every
thing together now with the hands, as it
can be so much more thoroughly blended
Bake four hours in steady oven. Use
two pans and make two cakes weighing
nine pounds each. If dough does NOT
seem thick enough use more flour