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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17
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SSm @erIage bon sos. g@afer, 9
@arclap ct. Seem Sort @itp, fir6 5tpei
8i16er in M1bertppe o6er 2i@topasd
eri@ienerL pelde ie6em tatbolii@en
&eim, beion6ers nber @ereinsba0en,
@forrba1iern, un1 @nitalten CUR 3ter-
6e 6iene un6 5a1gleid 6a8u beitragen,
sos tatbolpde 8etpuBtiein 5u frafti-
gen. IS fir6 tpobl gelungene ua6 ge=
trelte @epro6nftioren ser 8il6er ct.
grcelena ST. 916mig @in6tborF, 6es
ebemaligen Siibrers 6er @e1ttramspor-
tel I'M 6e1tiden @et@staee, atrb oes
urperglei@lid)en, UNI sen Mrbeiter.
ftam bo@ber0ienten 8ii@ofs bon
Manin3, @ilbelm Emanuel, Grefberr
bon @etteIer. &apiergr0Be x
8oM,; @reis eires ieoen 8iI6es ein-
idlieBIi9 @orto $1.00. Ser @erleger
glaubh, o1r@ sic &eriteq1trg oieier
bei6en 8il6er beionoers Dem tatboli<
den Deuti@tbmurne 6ieies 2arp6es ei<
nen @ienft 5u erpetien, galten unb
gelten 6o@ 6tefe bet6en Mdirttter alS
Meltter gutter @atriote1t u1t6 a11terif9iit+
terlider @erfbet6iger uQer gebeaigten
Meni9eme@e, befo1bers ser religi0<
fen 6remeit un6 G0r1erer 6es @obles
ser arbeiten6en @luffe. @erfdieoene
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17
Kinder Schreien
MACH FtETCHER'S
Gas RIA
8a1eru.

SVyS~V>
Ser @upu5inerpater @ilbelm M1per,
@enior Ser haperii6en @oprsiner,
ber1dyieb IN 81 Augsburg TIM "a.
9ebenSiabr. = SIN @al1e bel Mieoer-
p0ding pur6e n1apeit Ser 8i1a &norr
oe 2eid)e oes 26 Sabre often @tuoer-
ten gilbert &riiqs ua1s 9snobrud mit
elmer S6alBtpurp6e I'M &opfe orfge-
fupoen. S%elbitnor6 liegt Dor. =
Sos &oter CUR @rone IN 2in5au,
6os altefte @aitbaus in 2in6on, gtng
6ur6 Scout aus Dem 8eitb 6es $errn
81. 8uder an SEN 6er35ettttgen &aadter
5es &otels aarb @en1ion, sur Graa1-
BE" in gnaismeiIer So. @agge iiber;
oie nebernabme erfolgte om 1. Mpra.
= Cine III 6Miiem bielbeippodene
MmgelegenbeM, Ger @erfuatf oes
@dtpefeIbooes TotIenbo@ gebt ibper
@rIeoigang entgegen. Ser &rtpotter
@onmoqar in @ernbeuren bietet 49,
600 Murf fir 6ns @oo. Ser Mngi-
itrot beidloB, SOS ga1t8e @nuefen NIT
ser Sdtpefelquele, Miible, 8irtb>
Neutrality-suspicious. 1rn6 Snnentar I'M
$4,000 Meorf abSugeben. - Ser Der.
itorbene @r8biidof bon @tein 1T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17
Sniten unb sdjAuiubiud)t.

&uiten mo @rtaltungem leiten
itets, me111t- ne%rnadlaiiigt, 51 fdli1.
men 2ungenbeidmeroert. SIZE bette
Sude, ole SIR tbaut fonatt, pe1mn ssySbr
cine grtdIt>1ng babt, Ole @1@ Be
'idtperSe modt, it, cine S1ofde 81.
Sings Mer,e @nt6edltrg at 1tebepest.
STR meroet 2in6erung befonu1tert bon
Ger eriten @oiis, um6 f9lieblib tptr1
.bie @rtaltung beridmirt6en. s. 8.
8rotpn bon Musca6ine, Mla., i9reibt:
rNfeine Srat log nieoer i'm 8eH mt
einem b%artnddigen Saitetu, uttb ID
claude iiderlih tper1t es rid1Btt fir ST..
@ings Secure grtoedatng getpefen tpare,
fife miir6e beute 1eibt leben." Betantt
fir 6reiun6nier5ig Sabpe dls Dos bette
MitteI fir &uite1 a,ttb @rfalht1tgerr.
Hreis 500 uno $1.00. gmpfobGen.
pom Molitors Driag @tore. = Mn-
aeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17
@rnnbei8entbnms=
abertra9nn9en.

Sobn 81. &nr3er unb Sra1 an Carl
s@oenbarot, Got z 8lod s, gslarn,
$4,000.
Carl 8ran6tner unb Srau an Sic.
8ed, Got Is 8Iod IS gDers & glarf's
slbb. 81 Melrofe, S 100000.
MarD Sbompion nnb @atte an $beo.
Ibompfon, Got 13 8Ipd 8 Mnberlon'S &
9toe's Mbb. 8rooten, $4,000.
8er9arb Muntifering an :Sobn .: !9iez
r1et,3, Got 16 8Iod 1 @bnoicate Nbb. ct.
glpnD, $655.OO.
Nidolas gi9ers II. a. an Mi9ael g.
@iders. 5gA Gee. 33z123>3O, Bafe<
fieID ulb N8A 5@A 5ec. 9z122<3O,
2%ugemburg, $4,000.
Sobn @eb an Sbomas @eb, 2ots g.
1O<11 1iblt6 bon n Gee. Qtnte 6. bon
1z16 Gee. Qinie bon Got %, Nbon.
100000.
Sobn g6ulte an &enrp Bod, 2ots a.
5z6 unb 10 8lod 1, @@plte's l.. Gob.
g(1banb, $500. co.
SirSt gtate 8anf bon ct. Sofepb an
George g. 8arner. Got 10 8lod 10 Yeter
2oio'S Nbb. ct. So1epb, $4,000.
Sobn sc. Wfc@entD l1no Srml an sc.
g. elliot, 2ots Is un6 II 8lod 8 Gaines
@Db. 8abnesbiIe, $3,750.00.
WtdrD 9tDan II. a. an 4nrrD q. yorng,
Got s 8lod go 2otprD's Mbb., ct. CLOUD,
100000.
Sbeobor 8ruener unb Sra11 an geciz
Tia 8ruener, Got 10 8lod 25 Curtis 9ur<
bep. $4,000.
fer unD Srau 2ots 3 unb 4 Brotpers 1.
!Mbb. 5u intbau. $4,000.
Sobn 3app u1b @malie Moosbrug8er
an MgneS 3ormeier, 2ots 4z5=6, 8dpp
unb Moosbrugger's Cub. bon BIod 81
bon gbelbrod3 Moo. gu ct. CLOUD,
Carl S. Mebrotb unb Srau an 8ertba
S%abrenbola, She'll bon Got 6 8lod go
Biion 5nrbeb, $4,000.
Ssobn S9nlte an Marta Magoalena
WRer3, Got s 8Iod 3 5dulte's 1. Abb.
Mlbanb, $4,000.
Sobt1 S9ulte an Qnna Maria @er5.
Got 4 8lod 8 @9ultes 1. Gbb. Glbanb.
$4,000.
George 9. 8otpn1an lnb SSral on 2ebt
%. @mttb, She'll bon M8N @8A Gee.
9z126<34, @a1f Centre. $4,000.
Setter 8ader unb Srm1 an Sofepb
Si6iba, @8A @@N M@A Geo '11<
124z31, Sarming, $4,000.
2 2SaHs!g g se9SlF @ aaS yM ST. q &c. '! f.
124<81, Sarming, $150.00.
8iIbelm @rnft rnb Sra1 an Sacob Mebr.
@@A @eA Sec. 1e@12S>32, 8ion.
Sranf 2in6en unb Trau an Sc. so.
Manfom, 5@A sec. 13<123z35, @rotp
Gate, $4,000.
Mabm1onb Nbria, nab Syrau an @errnan
5hmer, Qots 7z8<9<30<31>32 B1od 1
560nr'3 Nbb. Sreepprt, $4,000.
Scoab God uno Trou an @eru1ann
@&Sner, g. IS 6ub Got 4 8lod IL.
Sreeporf, 1,O00.0 90!
Sobn S5nlte an SSrana $. @er& Got
8 8lod 8 5@uIts 1. N6b. Mbanb.
$4,000.
MidoIas ebert unb 6rau an Saul S.
8ortpou, 5h bon Got 6 arb z 81od
90, @beIbrod Gbb. ct. @loub, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17

sc ii tpar be6anntli& borber
@jf@of bon @nr5burg. Dos bic.
lige Domcapitm laBt bne 1l111 etr
|Denfmm erridden, 5os in 6en Som
3u itebett fomnre1 ion. IS miro in
Marmor ol1sgefnbrt men6en. = Sa
Ser &forrei @iuffenbofen a. @otb &C.
b0rigen Ortidnft @olferSbofen ipielte
iid eine grabli6e Tmnilieutrago6e
nb. Ser 8in1mer1ram @nton Soft,
Elm ols rubiger @bapafter betotpmter
Mann idnitt ieinem t4iabrigen &na-
ben NIT ei1pem Melier 6em $olS 1aard9,
er1dob bierm1f feline 6po1 arno ft@
lelbit.
@marttemberg.
Die 8abl ser in SSH r.g
auraeit ausgeiperrten ma1ergebilfen
betragt nabe5u 500. 9apon e1,tfa1en
orf stmttgnrt 2s5, &elbrom 81,
at6migabaarg Is, Eiibtnget z, giir'
tingen ID, @ea1tlingen %, &eioer-
benin 10, @abensburg Z, Sdapetttni11-
een 81, un6 l1Imt SO. sSn @ii6beutl9'
Guno iimb gegentparttg etma 400 Or
qonilirte @ebiIfen urasgeiperrt. 9ie
j8abl ser Musgeiperrten pape GROCER,
tper1t 1os MoIergeiddft berettS IN
boneem @ange paiue, mas aber in Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17

@dIffer, iiber sic glusiidten beS
gtreifs in ser MISREPRESENTATION Sci
beninbuitrie re erirte, fpra4 it9 ei11-
ltinmnig fir sic @eilega11rg oes als
oa1slidhos ~be5eidneten MuSitanoes
aus. SSn Ser @erlamml1rng mlrroe
beto,t, 6oB sic tSo5iolen,
sic ols Orgoniiirte in ser @eioannt>
betpegu11g in ser Mebrbeit iinS, nibt
gerpiat ieim, sic politiiden @eidaffte
ser Io5inloemofratii6 Srganiiirten gu
madJen. SIZE fre1en @emerfl9aften
perfolgten muir ole Eatif, nit 5ieiem'
@fneif ole Gbriitlid)en miirbe 5n mo-
den. Dem Mnsitamo eines 2eiles
ser Mrbeiter boben sic @rbeitgeber
6ieler Goee cine @usfperr1.ng folger
Iailem, 6ur6 Ole mebr als 10000
@erfoner betroffen meroen.
&Snigrei4 Snd5ien.
De @impeiburg 5es @0lteridlodt
benfmaIs Bel 2eip3ig finSet anr
10: October in 8eiiein 6es Deutiidyen
&ailers un5 oes @0nigs Don @ndr
Ien 1orpie m6erer oeutfd,er ur1 na1Ber'
5eutlder (oiterretdifder uat6 rn1it>
ider) GiritIidbeiten ftaH. Sen Set
pIat bietet &arm fir 10000 Nerlo~
mem. Muber6eur iin6 @inri6tuegen
fir 1000 m1mr1nerirte Sibe getroffen.
-sSn sem Encouragement geget oe1t
angeflagten @oufnpa1t11 mno friabere1t
9ebrer &ernuarn Me1iofs laltete Dos
l1rtbeiI tpegen @errmbs militarifId1er
@ebeimmiife 1rrber @eriagu1g miloern-
Der l1mitdr6oe oa1f 13 Sabre 3aedt-
baus, 10 Sabre @brperluit nno Stel-
lung unter 8oliaeiuaKiM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17

@agenblidlid,en Sabpes5eit nod ni6t
ser san mar. sSSn 6et1 @sreiien ser
Maeiiter lit ma1t nit oem @rgebnib Der
qlagenblidliden Sabresaeit nod 1tidNF
DER Gau mar. sSrt 6en &reiien Der
Meiiter lit man init 6em @rgebnib
Ser Mrsiperru1y 8lrfrieoen. = Ms
ser Dienittne@t S. @dmio Der &lug.
m%irtbidpft INIT ieinem 8ierfubrtperf
mef DEM &eimhpeg 1ta@ 8eime Is
II t BEL nlm mar, rib Ger @im
6ie Dede eines ieiner &fer6e berua-
ter. Ser &nedM lief ouf Der 9eidiel
Dor rtr6 polte tie tpieoer feitmad)etr.
l1nter0elien i@euten aber Ole 8feroe,
moour6 ser &ne6t itir5te nap6 ser
8ogen, nit. Geeren 8ierfai6en BE-
loben, iiber ieinen &orper binnpeg.
fmbr. Ser S9merperleBte mur6e IN
6as &rnnfeubaaS no@ 2angenaat oer'
braW, 100 er iei1em @erlebungen er'
lag.
8a6en.
Mm &ipurrer nebergang BEL
&arlsrube itieben amei rom.
giren1e 2ofomotipen auiommen,
tpobei ser bieratno8tpan6ig Sdbre alte,
be~rbeiratbete &angiper @oolpb 8rd-
baIter get66tet m1r6e. Ser nnfau
entltmb 6a6ur9, 6oB cine Ma1dine
6er un6ere11 in 6ie Slanfe fubr. @u9
elm 2ocomotipfiibrer mur6e Ieidt Der.
lebt. 8ei6e Maldinen tpur6en fort
bei1doigt.
@liaf-2otbringen.
@egen Sen @nriler, uMaatin", mel
der in ser @erbebu1tg mt0er Deuti@-
la11b 1~nelaer6atugs 10 siemIi@ alIeS
M%berbietet, mas bon ser fran50iiIlden
@bnupiniitenpreiie bisber nuf 6ieiem
@ebiete geIeiitet mor6er 1T, mer6en
bon Sen StraBburger8 eb6r6en
ifrenge MaBregeln ergrtffen. Ser
@ertrieb 6es 8QatteS tp1r6e in Sen
@eidslanoer bis a1f meiteres oerbo-
ten. - M11f Ser CRUDE BON @rs-
meiIer p1r6e Ser @ergnta11n @il.
belm 2ie1er Don berabitir3en0em Sc.
lteitt %getSo4et. @r binterl6Bt cine
@ittttpe nit 5 Hei1nen &inbem. -.
Ser @entra1n1sabgeoronete ST.. Miil-
lery@ erliM Bel Ser &eim-
febr bon eirem @rantenbelut9 einet
1dmere1r Mutomnfam, i1bem Elm &rr6
ibm 1T Ben @agen lief. Ser 8agen
fieI at1t 1tro 81. Miiller atrtter tbm.
Dr. Mii1er erlitt einen 59d6elbrat6.
Sem 8uftan4 iii 11idt uaube6enflid.
D~efterreidt nngarn.
Scenario, befien Mamne ~borld11ftg
1ridr betarnt gegeben tpor6en III, &c.
itarb auf Dem So6tenbett bern @etbt.
pnter, bob er an Der grntor0a1,1g itno
@eraltbanng bes 8ierer Sabritante1t
@nl6npn11r+ aus SnIsbnrg I'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17

.SSabre 1899 betbeiligt getueier iei.
ST SIC untbt ieien ober oat@ aabl-
rei9e @erionen bertpt6elt gepeien,
pelbe iid iebt in guten @erbaltriiien
bef4n6em. Sem Sabrifanten @ol&
ntnt1tr mur6e 6a1,als bon ben Ser
iiber1r 5eS @erbredJens cine rteitge
@mme geitoblen. @roere M}ou6fba-
ten, meIde iid aa iener 3eH epeigne'
ten utr6 gleihfals m# o~ufgeflart
meroen fonnten, iin6 mab 6en tpeite-
rel, Marsiagen oes Sterbeaoen ser
1rdmliden 8an6e 5uaui6reiben. =
Cir 8latt aus 8u6apeff bringt
6ie g5abri9t 6ob ser 6ar@ @erlei-
bung ser lt1goriidem @aronie mss-
ge5eidmete 0iterreibiide @roBi1t6at.
itriele Moolpb &iiridner 6ofiir $780,
600 &ro1rert be5ablt babe. Son 6ieier
5umare lei Elm be6euten6er Sbeil e1t
menoet tpor6en. 9us 8laH erffldlrt,
es Tonne oat1 6en Monpen 6esieniger
nerrnerr, ser 0ns Gels erbiet, lrb mti.
lie 8eidei6, 1per 6aDon ent1pe1roet 9bo'
he.
2nremburg.
SsSn ser 8ebo11flt,g ser 5u Meden<
SpohnenDen MGerSfru11 @iitttpe
Sssobom @ea1i6 brnb 6ieier Gage
6elter aus; SOS @obnbauS tpur6e
lammt Molibior atn6 Sto1a1ngen Elm
@aaab ser Sloemaen. Ser Gerermebr
geGo11g es, SOS @ieb 1T Sidenbeit 5t
bringet1. Ser @dn5en IN Sole BON
$4,000 Sro1tten 1T 6ur@ @eriide-
ra1ng ge6eM. - 9ieier Sage tpar6e
auf DEM &ar1re BON Stegen BET Ct
teIbri d ein Man1t an einem @o1.
erbdngt o~orgefur6en. = ST tpatr6e
nadyber ols Der bieiige @dreitter g.
@urtb ertarrt. @ns 6enielben a1 bic
ler Ebat bernmIoBte, 1T u1,beda1tettt. -
Die fiir5li9 6mr@ Mbft1r3 bon Der
@dermenten11e idtDer .bertpurpoete
75iGbrige @imtpe @eter S1eaer aus
Moo6t ift ibre1r @erIet1ttrgen erle-
gen.
Gd,pei3.
Ser @anrpf apnr 6en @ottbopober'
trug rtnrmt in1ner ibroffere Sormen
an. Mm Is. Mdra begon1rett IN
8ern sic @erbatolltngett Mber Ben
@ertrog Dor 6en Mationalro5. Dur4
ore @atsipiellteg Oct @aiienfrage tper.
ser Ole @eg1er 6es @ertrages ieoer-
falls nidts on 8o6et ge1ponner 10
ben. SeIbit nertrogsgegnerii@e 8lat
ter geben 6ies al 1pn1 red)tte1t bober
NIT elmer n11rebmer6er Mebrbeh. Sd
ge ole 8rioritdt ser 8ebnrollnrg beim
@tdr6erotb, 10 tpdre 5te 4nrrabr1e 6es
Bertrages geiidert. 9euu1 bon Der
ltaartboerGtbblliidde1 gon1niifion babet fii@1
II fir 11r6 ri1r 1 Mitglieo gegen ben.
gertroeg oatsgefprod9er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17

@arionen, geiitliden uno aneItiden
Stanoes, tpelde Ole beioen Serren at
2ebaeiten geiebe 1rno getannt baben,
periiderten 6em Serausgeber, oaB ole
@ieoergabe ser 8tl6er outs bette un6
getreueite gelungen lit.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
The Triple Idea.

Nothing is so striking in the afternoon
frocks as the union of three materials of
three different colors. Yet there is no
suggestion of patchwork So deftly are
both fabrics and hues blended that the
complete frock seems but the right ex-
preston of a color scheme that is built
up. tone upon tone.
Crepe de chine in the precise shade of
gray that is required by brocade in the
rose Du Barry tones Is to be one OF the
fayorite fabrics OF the season The al
l:ance OF these two materials and co,ors
is perfect from the artistic standpoint
Yet one more tone in another fabric is
called into requisition for the belt, conf
posed. as ii is, of that shade of natter
blue satin which seems to blend so hap
PLY with almost every hue.
One of the newest features in afternoon
dress Is the silver sheath that holds the
long tassel pendent from the belt Used
in conjunction with black silk fringe, this
silver sheath forms an unexpected and
delightful note on the afternoon frock and
is quite one of the most novel ornaments
of the season
Long sleeves ending in frilled muslin
rufiieS that match those of the decOlietaSe
are still preferred to elbow short
sleeves. AS rule. the sleeve narrows
considerably toward the wrists. and is
somewhat reminiscent of the modified
leg-of-mutton effect of former days.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

cry or a novel departure from the ste
reotyped. threadbare methods of neck
fixings have done wonders toward re-
forming figurativeiy. stupid dresses.
More often than otherwise il is the in
PRODUCTION of a contrasting color that
works the miracle. odd embrcideries are
about as effective as anything, and,
strangely enough. they are the ones of
coarse workmanship and crude color.
The success of the smart afternoon
frock here sketched is chiefly due to the
coarsely embroidered girdIe plastron and
the soft chiffon and fur finish at neck and
sleeves.
Dust-gray crepe de Chine is the ma
terial used, and the design is not a diff
cult one to reproduce. The blouse fastens
in back and is cut with Il shallow v
neck and wide dropped arrnIoles, into
which the long sleeves are set under II
corded seam.
The skirt IL long aud slashed down the
left side, where the overlapping edge is
jaboted and lifted with the drapery car
ried up from the opposite side. Two eight
inch f1ounces Of the crepe de- chine laid
in little pieats make the tunc which
dips toward the back.
The embroidered piastron caught
against the waist is done in emerald
green and dull blue. caught to each side
Of which is Il length of blue net lined
with green net that is carried down and
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Rice Pudding.

vi here the gas stove is used il is not
,t:Nays convenient to make an old-fash-
ioned rice pudding simply of rice and
milk. which must be baked for several
hours and stirred frequently A delicious
rice pudding may be made quickly with
cold cooked or fresh boiled rice as a
foundation. To one cup of the rice
cooked add a tablespoonful of sugar.
the yolk OF one egg. "A tablespoonful of
cornstarch, pinch of salt, two cups OF
new milk and vanilla to flavor Bring
all to the boil while stirring. pour into
n pudding dish and bake until slightly
brown and nicely set.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
The Quickest, Simplest
Cough Remedy
Easily and ChenpIy Made at Home.
saves You 81.

This plan makes pint OF cough
! syrup-enough to last a family a
long time You couldn't buy as
! $3.50.
! Simple as it is, it gives almost in
J slant relief and usually conquers
an ordinary cough in "a hours. 1t
is pleasant to take-children like
it. An excellent remedy, too, for
whooping cough, spasmodic Group
and bronchial asthma.
Mix one pint Of granulated sugar
! with Il pint of warm water. and
stir for minutes. Put 2H ounces
OF Pinex (fifty cents WORTHY in a
pint bottle, and add the Sugar
} Syrup 1t keeps perfectly. Take
teaspoonful every one, two or
I three hours.
Pine is one OF the oldest and
I best known remedial agents for
( the throat membranes. Pinex is
{ most valuable concentrated COM
( pound Of Norway white pine ex-
tract. and is rich in guaiacol and
/; other. natural he ing elements.
J Other preparations will not work
/, in this combination.
} The pron2t Sesults from this
J mixture have enAeared it to thou
sands Il housewives in the United
! States and Canada. which explains
I why the plan has been initiated
} often. but never successfully.
a guaranty Of absolute satisfac-
( ton. or money promptly refund
ed. goes with this preparation.
! Your druggist has Pinex, or will
get it for you. If not, send to.
J The PineN Co, Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Recipes for Potato Salad

Potato salad is a standby Of winter.
For plain ordinary boiled potatoes. with
the addition of a little fresh green of
some sort become at once a dish with
possibilities.
Potatoes in salad are always the better
for the addition of some crisp vegetable.
Minced or shredded sweet green peppers
or shredded lettuce or cut-up celery are
the best. The salad Is further improved
II it is served crisp lettuce leaves or
else with garnish Of white celery tops
or green parsely.
New potatoes are usually considered far
superior to O q one for salad. But old
carefully cooked, SO that they do not boil
to pieces and become too meaiy. Here Is
one recipe for potato salad made with
old potatoes. Pare the potatoes and boil
them in slightly salted water until they
are tender, but do not boil them rapidly
and remove them from the fire before
they begin to break and flake on the sur
face Cool theip and then cut them in
even dice. Mix them with a third their
own quantity OF .iney minced celery
and moisten them with French dressing,
made from two parts of oil to one Of good
and d little celery salt. Then put the
salad III big spoonfuls on lettuce leaves
and top each spoonful with a tablespoon
ful of rnayonnaise dressing.
For a new potato sa ad boil the pota-
toes in their skins in slightly salted
water. Then peel them and cut them in
very thin slices. Measure out two cup
fuls and mix them carefully with two
hard boiled eggs. sliced and each slice
cut in quarters, a little onion juice, four
slices of crisp bacon minced fine and
Evening star., 1913-12-09
By ANNE RITTENHOUsE.
CORRESPONDENCE of The star.

Special CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.
NF.H YORK. December ;. IpI-
I; seems amazing that the american
woman 50 successfully defend; herself
against the popularity Of taffeta. The
French women dearly love it. and the
French desig gners are making remarhabi"
GOWNS Of i for the stage. the street and
the drawing room. over here the women
saasr then heads when designer sug
Eests taasTe III, but POSSIBLY the fabric
may work itself into favor before spring
One OF the frocks Worn at the White
House wedding was a faint green taffeta
made with slightly draped skirt, tunic
cut in a bias line from front to back and
slightly wired, not 10 make it eccentric.
hSt 70 keep it from the figure. The hem
was oordered with deep brown fur and
there was = touch Of this peltry on the
Geco,letage OF the bodice
The skirt had a slight train and was
Iongc. on the sides than We have been
accustomed To seeing skirts during the
last three wears. when fantastic short
ness was their dominant feature. The
bodice was cut 10 a deep Y. back and
front was bordered with the fur, and
showed good deal OF white tulle. thin
lace. laid il fat folds over the shoulders.
The sleeves fiared away sfrom the arm.
and hung loosely from the shoulder.
Showins smaller sleeves of white tul,e and
lace that end tclow the elbow with a
tiny border OF fur.
There was a wide folded 2irdle Of the
material finished in the middle of the
back with q fur ornament which had
centers Of green crystal beading. The
hat worn with this costume was Per
sian turban Of black panne velvet with
4 high aigrette of fur sp-rals, held down
on the brfm with green cabocnon.
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tied in a large bow below the hip line in
back Another wisp of the blue and the
green net encircles the waist.
II the outstanding minaret' tunic
founces are desired the effect may be
achieved through the use of q rather
stiff net matching exactly in color the
shade of the dress material. The net is
cut by the same proportions as the
founces, and then used as lining. 1t
does not show and gives excellent re-
suits
White chiffon ruff1ing is used for the
double neck and sleeve frills. trimmed
through the center with narrow bands
of skunk or mofeSkin
Evening star., 1913-12-09
FASHIONS AND FADS.

The chrysanthemum is the favored
flower for corsage wear.
Modified norfolk suits are being worn
by the older school girls.
Fashion is designing tunics of tulle
edged with bands of fur.
Ribbons - 1Sa.l.- til velvet tnistles
are amonS tEe novelties.
Each week sees the fashion of velvet
more and more in evidence.
All the winter wraps show the upward
movement in the draping
Netal-woven tissues continue to attract
attention for evening wear
Underwear is daintier than ever. Never
Was there SO much silk worn.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
THE DAILY MENU.

BREAKFAST
Baked Apples Cereal
Hamburger Steaks
Buttered Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON
Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce
Rye Bread Cream Cheese
Biscuits Tea
DINNER.
Tomato Soup Toasted Waters
Baked Shoulder of Lamb
Creamed Potatoes Peas
Apple and Nut Salad
Rice Pudding Coffee
Evening star., 1913-12-09
The Brides of Fur.

When Nine Georsette invented the hat
With its bride OF fur or ribbon under the
ctin in far-away imitation OF soldier :
cap. she probably did not see how far
reaching her invention would become.
Brides are quite the thing now. There
are women who have the sense thank
goodness, to know that they cannot adopt
anything so coquettish as "a band of fur
that hangs loosely from ear 10 ear. under
the chin. but they do not object to work
ing out the idea on q handbag, or muff,
or 2 coat.
This muf Is not only attractive but
seryiceable. IL one strings "A muff about
the neck. one IS not apt To lose il. and il
IL costs A pretty sum, as most Inuffs do,
this is a good insurance against loss.
There are brides on the new jacket
which are merely for and not for
ornament. They are colorful ribbons Of
silk or Nelvet, and sometimes of fur.
which are tossed around the shoulders oi
th. coat. ano they puzzle every one as to
their reason for being there.
If one does. not care 10 have them plain,
they may be Of shirred satin, and orna-
mented at the left side by a ting bunch
or scarlet yet holly berries.
And. o. way, one sees half the
Evening star., 1913-12-09
TAFFETA GOWNS FIR ON PARIS

women OF 9TH avenue with satin or vel
vet berries tucked away about their cos
tunes somewhere. They are not worn on
the lapel Of ccat. more for the reason
that the coats do moi have lapelS than
anything else. but they are pinned OF the
fuIs, or in the belt, or tucked in the hat
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Salad Louisiana.

To one pint OF shredded celery. finely
minced. five oranges and tvo lemons.
diced. add one pint OF large strawberries
or other fruit, cut in halves which have
been put on ice to chill. Beat two egg
yolks very light, add one teaspoonful or
very fine salt. the juice OF two lemons.
and. lastly. one cupful of strawberry
juice poured over the salad just when
served.
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CuStard Pie.

Prepare a short crust and bake il or
the inverted pan. When done place, in
the pan in normal position. and fill with
the following mixture: To the beaten
yolks and whites of two eggs add two
tablespoonfuls OF sugar. a spoonful of
Evening star., 1913-12-09

but do not add the cooked onion TO
them. 1t is added to the water simply
to f3ayor the potatoes Have ready some
French dressing and pour il over the
potatoes while they are still hot This
addition OF the dressing to the hot
potatoes results In a creamy salad Cool
it and then add shredded lettuce leaves
and msyonnase dressing.
Copyright. 1872