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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

Neg ,au @ebpte fanb. glrdibalb fiibr
ltott iih auf einsm neutraIen Dampfer
einaifdHffen, nah 2pnbpn. Dort hattie
man fHon ldnsit einen 3orn arf ibn
he'll ,r sbrlihe gsrifte iiber DeutIds
Lamb lisferts, bic natiirli9 ben gnaldn-
bern mibfielsn. Noglid 1T es aud,
bab elmer bon ben pielen Spionsn,
ipeI4e gnslanb in bieIem 2anbe beIol.
bet, na6 Gpnbpn iiber ben intimer
@eriebr 5pii9en bem 8ptIbafter unc
Iraibalo getabelt bate. 9lls 9ebterer
in Gpnoon antam. purbe er Iofori
perbaftst unb bic 0ptumente bss Bot.
i9aftsrs an ibm oorssfunben. SEPT
beibt es .baB Der prGiibsnt bic slbberu-
flung bss gotfdafters forberu pirb.
Gin itidbaItiser 9runb liest ni6t DOT,
oenn Der gotihafter bat ni9ts getban,
ipas ben 6rieben unb bic Siberbeit Der
Der. Staatsn ssfdbrben tDnnte. Gas
eiH5iss @erseben beitebt barin, bab
feline Mittbeilung, bic unter normaIen
Werhdltniien sebeim seblte6en rdre,
CUR OffentIi9en aenntnib selunqt 1T.
Sa ss absr Resel lit. bab bem 8erlans
gen elmer Reeieruns I'm 9lbberlfung
zines 9eIanbten obns Wsiteres 6olss
aegeben pirb, 70 mag Or. Oumba lei
nen poiten in @aibington nerlaiien
miifen 9lber es ipGre iebr flsinlth
bonn prdiibentsn gsbanbslt, iolde5
Irlangsn gu itelIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07
Disnitae, ben Z. September 1915.

@ls ntuetes Frateaif6es
3isl Deuti4lanbs nirb ObeiIa an.
eegeben. 0amit ipQ bic 9orntammer
Hublanos fir oisIes seiperrt unb fir
bi' bsutfbsn gerbiinOeten srDffnst, lpie
asstsren aud srobe Gifens unp Sup
terIager qeii4ert iperben. Weiter lpiirbe
burt Sperruna Der SGfen am S6pors
aen Nteere ale 3ufubr na9 Rubs
lamb perbinoert unb bisIes bier
pur6 DoaItdnbig abssidnitteu tpsrs
ben. Der anoere @ortbeil oieIer
strategic, beibt es, ipirb barin bette
ben, bab Die Siirtei nit g(1em, ipas iie
brouht oerieben perbsn t6nntc. Sus
nit pdre oieie in Stanb gefebt, nit
SiIfe BON oeuti9en unb 6fterrei6ii6en
Sruppen G9ppten, ipts iibsrbdupt gans
Mfrttd gu erobern. RatiirIi6 TT bic
8orausfeBung oab bic bsutiden
Ierbiinbeten Rumdnien unb gulaarien
5fpingen tperbsu, bic 3uflibr opn Wofs
fen unb 2ebensmitteln unb rem 9ur6s
mari6 Der oeuti9su unb 0iterrei6is
ihen Sruppen na6 Der Siirtsi su oe.
ftatten Der pIun iiebt auf bsm pa
pier ri6t 10 idle6t aug uno ss lGbt
ii9 nicht einmol bebauptsn, baB er uns
bur6fii6rbar pGre. Sb er aber in
Ingrtff genOmmen nsrben piro, mill
fen mir abnarten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07
e,m umterirbiidsn 2embers.
Gin per,iieltI posrom.-9sr faIf6e
gatrsd.us. - 5risrhofsbspobHsr
- Der perboisne QeFimismns.
Qtm btra.

y 1T pei rH.
Der rormuIe gdbnpsriebr sipiIhen
gDisn uno 2emberg III ieBt eroffnet.
Seii oisl,n 8o6sn erfreui ii6 Gem
bsro Der pieberespOnn,ren 5teibeit.
uuo obtpobl es oon Der Gront bel aas
mionta StrumiIo.pa nur 81, bel
Go,ol 90 ailometer snifernt III. 70
merit man in 9snbers isIbit eigentyi4
fptnia pom arisa,. Rur bob uuf ben
Sirab.n ano in ben RcituuruHis bas
militariihe Clement nod immer ii5erz
ipiset. Bon ben $4,000 i'm Sepiem
Der aefli6teten Qtmbsrseru iinb erit
penige Suriidsetebri. neil ale iHitanb'
aeIsbtengu bnpnbinouHsen In bereriien
3sit ausf6liebIif militGriI9en3ranss
pprien bient.n. 9dssgtn babsn bic
rlsiIisn geamien Der eiien5dbnen,
poIi, qoli5ci unb Der politii6en Be
G6rben ibrsn Tieuit bersits ipieosr an
eetreten.
got in bsn ltsttn Saaen en Be
freiuua bereitete iih Elm QOgrom Dor.
Al beiIen 0urdfiibrung ben RuHtn
i,bQb tpeg.n Der raf6en eroberun5
ihrer aembsrgsr gsfeitisuusen our4
bic Berbiinbsten ietns 3eit blieb.
llebriaens fpdren bic 2embtrge. bisss
nal sur Qbrsbr unsleid befer se'
riiftsi ais bti Der sTftsii gtstsiti p5H
27. Sepiembsr 1914. 4uh bdtten
sablreite Diserrsidiihe, e,ungard6e unb
beutibe arissssefonsere, benen IS ss'
gliidt mar, 3u enitpeihen. unteridlupi
eefunbn. Sn Der iritif4en 9a6i
gum q. Guni unb am nd9ftsn 9ags
lpurbe elm Wa9bienft Don glrgern
unit \RrieqsgefougeneH eingerihtet.
rnb als bic erfttn aofdienborbsn gss
gen bas aemberssr brittle 8iertsl por'
ginaen, ipranasn binter Sdustbor.n
unb 3Gunsn bic Witelieber bieer
Gelbitnsbr ben Ginbrinelingsn sntss.
aen. Dant bisTsm ensrsif4eu Gingrsi'
fen Iisf Der gepIanis pDsrom, ben Der.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

Sspdlb 9arriipn 9ilz
laro beiIen Batter Silbgarb bisb unb
aus 0euti4lanb bier einsenanbsrt 1T.
bat eine Reoe sebolten, lporin sr ss ala
bic pihtigits gIufgabe unisrer Ration
betru6tet, ben Deutfden in bieiem
lanbe bei5ubringen. bab ibnen ni6t
bos Re4t 5uItebt, etne beionoere Ras
ttonalttGt nab benz Weliter Der Rdtios
ndlitdten in Oeitereib sllngarn gu bill
ben Wenn gillarb bic @reigniiTe in
europa porurtbeilsfrei 6eoba6ten
ipolIte. mas iiber feline geiitigen 3rGfte
su gsben Theint, piirbe er finben, bab
bic 0iterrei4ii8en RationalitGt.n, bic
er als abifredenoss 8eifpi.I binitelIt,
in Der tritii6en Stunoe hires 2anbes
nit Sreue uno 5apferteit ibre Sirgers
pfli6t geqen bas gemeiniame Batter
lamb srfIllen. Wenn er ipeiter bas
8erbaltsn Der 0eutIdsn in ben Der.
Staten oorurtbeilsfrei beur.beiIen
nolte, lpuroe er ftnoen, oab ss oar
ni6t in ibrer Qbiiht Iiegt, 3u elmer
RationuIitdt iih a6Suionbern unb bab
iie niat bos Wiuoefts tbun, mas bic
slrtlage re6tfertisen tonnts. baB re in
bieIem Sinne bdnoeln. Was lie oeeens
DGrtig t6un uno mas ben 3orn bes
5errn 0illaro 10 fiirhtsrIid errs1t, be-
itebt barin. OaB lie i6re Rs6te aIs ames
ritaniife giirgsr ausiibeu, inbem iie
lire Quiihter 5u 9eb0r bringsn, lpie
uHisrs Regierung Iid su ben gorsdn,
gen in europa Oerbalten ioLlis sic
Derlangen nidt, oab iis pdrtei fir
Gn9lanb nimmt, tpie 6err ginarb unb
fie perIangen aud niat, bab lie Partsi
fir 0eutftIanb nimmt, iunbsrn Isoiss
lid bic Snterefen Der Der. Staatsn
bsriitiittist unb oas sebietet, aqes gu
tbun, mas CUR 9eenbigung bes Rriss
oss bsitrasen t0nute. 2lls se.ienetes
Wtittel bier3u eri9eint linen ri. Gin
ftelIung Der WaffeuOertGufe. Csine 4bs
ionberung unb cine unamerituniihe
9attung 1T nur auf Der Seite pabrsus
nebmen, auf pelder bsrr 9il1arb ftebt,
ba Tie ulIes aufbietet, um bic SntersTen
Der &aiirtsn 5u forbern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

Die Stniatton, bi. bic Rem
yorter nWorlb" in 0er6inbung nit
bsm 0iterrsi9ii6sn goti9aftsr 0ums
bu uub ben amsrituniidsn aorrsiprns
benten Gr4tbaIb ssbradt bat, bslGuft
ii6 auf bas GoIgsnbe: Der goti6after
itidte bur6 ar9ibalb einsn Brief an
ben Winiiter bes 4uspdrtiqsn Isines
Gdnnes, uorin er i'm IN &enntnib
ieste, oaB bic ameritaniisn i5nbriten,
iDel6e Waffsn an bic Nqiirten li.Tern,
gu me6r als so prOsent Oiterrei6iI6e
llntertbaueu bei4dftigen, aus bieiem
Srunbe babe r bic IF9t, bieIe
Oeiterrei9 llugarn aufsuForbern,
bub fis bic arbeit einIhllen, neil iis,
inoem fis Daffeu fir ben seinb anfers
iign, fit einss fdpersn 8erbr.6ens
lhulbts MAIDEN. Da aber fir bic
eeuts, nahben iie bic @rbeit .tng.itellt
baben, 81 forsen iet, 70 mafIe
bic 0fterrei4if4e gsgierung bds no.
tbigs @elb gum llntsrbalt Der @rbeiter
[iefern. Diden 8rtef iberaab ber
botf9dfter Dem Forreiponbenten ass
bfbdIb 5iir 8iorgIng an bas auslpGrs
Egs @Iut tn Msu, ,..6a ibm jput tstuI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

fsrnen Weitens. Der ni9t bic ssrinsit.
abnung BON meltgeiddftsn bat. Der
sipsite 5ilfsfetretdr, Elm 9stetan por
ldngem unb ebrenpollem Dienit, III
torperlid3 bebinbert, unb bsr brittle
9tlfs= SetretGr 1T Elm ssf96bter lisb-
ling Der Gonboner bobsn GeIcI!idaftss
treiie nno bur6aus i'm Stcrbe, bic
etitette oes Weibsn Souiss Ssn 5ere'
monielleu Gepflosenbeiien bes Sofes
bon st. Sames arBupahen.
Sat ii6 Der pr6iibent, ba es ibnl
an maBsebenben itanbisen Seratbsrn
febIts, in elmer groben ariiis na6 aus
berorbsntlihsn Raibsebern umssieben2
Sat Serr Wilfon i'm gtngefit.e elmer
ariiis, ipie iie ipenisen prGiibentsn
sseeniibsr getretsn III, bic gr0bte unb
bette Der Rationeu gu Raibs se,ogen9
9at er eetban, mas 9ineoln that. ais
Die WoIten BON 1862 ii9 ptroiiiterten?
Wds Der premierminiitsr pon Gnslanb
estban bdtP Wds bic alugbeit ireenb
einem 6nupte elmer Ration IN FOLDER
3eit ppri6reibsn lpiiroe 8ertrster
Der Bsisbeit Der Ration I'm iid Oers
idmmtln?
Rein. saee lang na9 Der rpaiis
iania 9rua0oie bat Iih Serr @ilion
bon alIsr msnInIider gsriibruua unb
Wlittbeilung abgeidloiien. Die aus
fiibrIide SfiIberuus oapon, tpie Elm
bon gigenbiiniel erfiiIIter Winnn ii9
fpdbrenb jener perbdnenibpoaen Wode
iipIirte unb in sinfamen Seoanten
burh bic ihipeisenbeu 6dlIen bes
Weiben Sauies ging, ipdbreno cine
Ration BON buubtrt WtilIionen feiH.r
Gntideioung barrie. ipurbe bon ieinen
Setrstdren NIT eriidtlibem SiolSe auf
bic oIpmpiide 2lbfdlisbung ibres Wlsi'
tiers nusoeeeben.
9os 9liid bat prGiibsnt Wilion
jebt cine fslisn giiuitiss eelesenbeit aes
ip6brt. Cine aiitiss 9oriebuug bat bas
aanb Dor Der unmitielbaren 9atas
itropbe, bic feline sefdbrIi3e gIoIitit
bsrausiorberte, betpabrt. Der beut'6en
ariiis III cine 9nabsnfriii seiuorben.
Ulit elmer So9b.rSist.it. bic Wenise
eripdritteu, bat p.s aaiitrs Nssits
rune gu ben 5orbsrunsen bes grdiis
benten eine Steaune GROCER eotImiis
ibig.eit unb 5reuubidafiIihtsit einsss
npmmen. Gle itinmi ibner bsi. often
unb pSIis. 8Ieid5eitis id,lGet it.
cbne 9ebineingen gu itsaen, Dor, bab
bic 9sreirigtsu Stoaten Grcbbritan'
nien gpriielIungen mo6tn. bic nit be
neu. bic fis betUiIiisi bat, iibereinittn'
men.
Der 9ori6ias III sere6i. Gr Isgt
Der Reai.rung Der 8.teinisien Stoo'
ten cine gflid}t aui. on bersn erfuI'
lung Iie fa unper5iisli@ nit BEN
pOIIiten MIabs Uon sitem Diusn ma'
den iplIte.
Der grGfbsnt bat j.st cine iDtii.re
9tleosubeit, iid snblid Sci Der Weiss
belt bes 8oItss Ratb gu bolsu - oie'
fer Deisbeii, Die er 10 oft in bersettr
WeiIe gepriei,Hbdt, uber NIT Der er ith
70 tpenig p.riruui gu MAIDEN seiuht
bat. Denn er Fl. su Ratbe 3isht, iptrb
CT srfobren, bab lie bic Bi.bsrbsrfi.is |
lung unI.rsr perlestsn Wirbe audi
Gn9lanb gegsuiiber perIaHst - audl
gnalonb aeaerriiber bic aufretierbal'
tuna bes Re6t.s omsriianii6er giir'
ger, nit esIesliaen qaoungsn bic
.Uler. su bsiahren - sin Rethi. tpsls
dies bi. britifh. R,si.runs i.it einem
Sabr. nit 5iiben ssirstsn bat. ui9t
ols elm. iid ereebenb. sris1smabs
nabm., ionbsrn nit gerednura nro
9ebarrli6ieit, in bDisr abiidi uno
nit 0rahtuns.
Wm. gapdrb Sdlc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07
Run mubft& gu bslf.n
niffer-

Sn srepiop bel Berlin bate ilf
tiirSlih ipdbr,nb bes Hpnaerts elmer
WtiliiGriapsls Elm tIeines aRdbAen TN
@efpiibl osrirrt. Der Obermuiifmsiiier
nabm bas peinenne 4tnb auf ben
arm. Der piitonblGisr intonirte rsai
iammsrpoG .DzlaITen. psrlansn" -
unb Der Waisr tqm Gu6 lDpTRi!rsi&s
bstbsiessiIl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

baftst, neil CT i'm Safe Renaiiianft i'm
gsiannienirsife eeiast battt. pas Be-
ben mare ibm 70 ptrbabi. baB niht eins
nal cine Deportation nuf GtappeniDss
gen nab Sibirisn Jpn aus fsiner spa'
ibie erpeden tonnts.
Ul. mann z
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-05-06
CHAPTER VII.
Before the Battle.

SEP TELL you, DR.. Rutledge, have
81 become somewhat dubious about
this Sunday campaign. 1 am
much afraid the results will not
be what you expect in Bronson"
"Why do you think SOP" asked the
Iowa minister, speaking earnestly.
Mr. Townley and Allan Kutledge
were sitting together in the comforta-
BILE study Of the Peoples church. 1t
was the day before the expected ar
rival of Mr. Sunday and his company
of assistants, and the two ministers
were conversing on the subject of the
coming battle between the forces of
right and the forces Of wrong. Allan
Rutledge had been expressing himself
enthusiastically about the impending
struggle and the certain victory of the
right when Mr.. Townley unexpectedly
interposed his doubling comment.
my recent studies in the social sci
ences," responded Mr.. Townley in a
serious tone of voice, "have been con-
vincing me that our churches have
been altogether on the wrong track
We have been seeking the individual
only. Mr.. Sunday represents the old
type Of evangelism, which lays stress
on the individual. What we need is
the new evangelism, which sees clear
ly that the individual Is exactly what
society makes him. We must seek to
regenerate society instead Of wasting
our time with iDG:yt111:---l~ =
Continued on last page
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-05-06

TRY OUR PRIME ROASTS
You will be captivated completely.
Everybody likes our roasts. Why2
That's easy. It's bee they real
ways perfect, like roasts should be
We make no mistakes in meats and
our customers make no mistakes
buying OF us.
MODEL MEAT MARKET
VINCENT FAT PROPRIETOR
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-05-06

SEP TELL you, DR.. Rutledge, have
81 become somewhat dubious about
this Sunday campaign. 1 am
h. &c, OF
Evening star., 1915-01-07
AMERICAN FASHIONS.
BY LILLIAN E. YOUNG.

If you prefer a long coat-smart and
well nade--rather a coat-and-skirt suit,
for street wear, the illustrated model will
surely find favor in your eyes. The de-
sign is very original, and yet retains the
general lines and essential features pre-
scribed for the season
1t is made of biege corduroy--a very
good color for general wear-and TRIM
med with bands of natural beaver and
braiding to match the corduroy. Except
for the square overhanging tabs that ex-
tend to the hip line at either side, the
coat may be described as a plain, long
waisted model fastening from neck to
hem a little to the left side. The top
is cut separate from the skirt. but joined
TO it at the waist line under a broad
belt of beaver.
The spaces in back and front, between
the overhangng side sections, are gath
cred a trifie, while the skirt portion is
gathered all round.
Each corner of the extensions is trim
med with fanciful braid scroll, but it is
only through the two in front that the
tasseled cord is threaded. OF course, this
has to be arranged stationary; the central
knotted strand of cord hooks in place
just back of one corner.
The same arrangement is repeated in
the collar with finer cording and braid
Evening star., 1915-01-07
DINNER COMBINATIONS.

Any vegetable harmonizes with beef.
Serve caper sauce only with mutton.
With fricasseed meats serve baked
potatoes.
Serve tomatoes in some form with
veal.
Serve potatoes plain boiled only when
new.
With roast chicken serve mashed po-
tatoes, onions and tart jelly.
With roast meats serve potatoes
mashed or roasted in the pan with the
meat.
For dinner salads use only the SIM
pie green salads with French dressing.
With roast pork serve baked pota-
toes, a green vegetable and sour ap-
pie sauce.
With broiled steak serve creamed
potatoes and a crisp fried vegetable
like eggplant.
With roast lamb serve mashed pota-
toes, green peas or string beans and a
mint sauce.
With roast beef serve potatoes bak-
ed in the pan and a sweet watermelon
or peach pickle.
For a family dinner serve a clear
soup, meat, potatoes or a starchy vege-
table like rice or hominy. q green veg
etable and dessert. or meat potatoes
or "a substitute, salad and dessert or d
cream soup, made dish of meat and
potatoes and dessert.
Evening star., 1915-01-07
The Hair Easily Made
Beautiful and Attractive

Beautiful hair. thick, fluffy, lus-
trous and absolutely free from
dandruff. is not SO much a gift of
nature as a matter of care and
proper nourishment. Hair Is like
a plant-it will not grow healthy
and beautiful unless it has atten-
ton and proper nutriment.
Partisan Sage. daintily per-
fumed liquid that is easily applied,
tones up and invigorates the hair
roots and furnishes the necessary
nourishment to not only save and
beautify the hair, but also stimu-
late it to grow long. heavy, soft,
fluffy and radiant with life.
When used frequently and we'll
rubbed into the scalp, it will
simply work wonders Just one
application stops itching head, re-
moves dandruff and cleanses thet
hair of all dust and excess oil.
Since Partisan Sage, which can
be obtained from ODonnelrs Drug
Store, or at any drug or toilet
counter, never disappoints. II is no
longer necessary for any woman
to be humiliated because of thin,
streaky, faded, lifeless or unat-
tractive hair-and pretty hair,
more than anything else. helps
every woman to retain her charm
and youthful appearance.
Evening star., 1915-01-07

ed cravat ends. embroidered with the
figures of the cards in miniature
worked solid, in reds and blacks The
| outlines were SO perfect as to resem-
BILE printing rather than hand embroid-
cry. The need1ework appeared in the
corners of the collar and upon the ends
of the cravat, and the whole thing was
very much admired.
Not every hostess is sufficiently skill
full to give a prize of this kind of her
own handiwork. but Il linen case for
holding two packs of cards should not
be difficult to make. y long strip of
linen little deeper than the long side
of card is lined with a soft silk and
then brought together to form two
pockets. \ binding of red ribbon is
sewed to the edges. When the cards
are slipped in. the case is folded and
the upper side decorated as desired.
Another simple prize might be very
fine sheer linen handkerchief hemstitch-
ed and decorated in the corners with
the four aces. This handkerchief should
be kept for card parties exclusively.
A shaving pad is another suggestion.
This could be round of tan linen
bound with red, the decoration four
miniature cards outlined on the linen
with fine gilt thread, and an ace
Evening star., 1915-01-07
WATCH YOUR HAT.

The millinery features of 1915 will be
intensely interesting, for the fashiona-
BILE hat will assume an assortment of
shapes as opposite as the poles. For
the military suit there are chic little
toques of fur. velvet or soft felt which
resemble cloth in texture, trimmed with
cockades of plated grosgrain ribbon
or choux of plumage.
The tricorne hat appears in all sizes
and will be much worn with coats OF
the Louis XVI type. They are smartly
trimmed with stiff little ornaments OF
ribbon or braid or with graceful wav-
ing plumes.
Large picture hats have returned 10
favor forafternoon and evening wear.
while other models are fat and
straight -brimmed. One model has a
slightly turned down brim. which hints
of the mushroom hat of several years
ago.
Evening star., 1915-01-07
Japs Taught Comfort.
Quickest, Surest Cough
Remedy is Home
made
Easily Prepared in n Few Min
utcs. Cheap Hut I UnequaIed.

Some people are constantly an
noyed from one years end to the
other with d persistent bronchial
cough, which is wholly unneces-
sary. Here is a homemade remedy
that gets right at the cause and
will make you wonder what be-
came of it.
Get 2H ounces Pinex go cents
WORTH from any druggist, pour
into a pint bottle and fill the bot
tie with plain granulated sugar
syrup. Start taking it at once.
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup
mixture makes a iull pint-cuough
to last family long time-at d
cost OF only 81 cents. Keeps per-
fectly and tastes pleasant. Easily
prepared.
Pinex is a special and highly
concentrated compound OF genu-
inc Norway pine extract, rich in
guaiacol, and is famous the world
over for its ease, certainty and
promptnesS i'll overcoming bad
coughs. chest and throat colds.
Get the genuine Ask your drug
gist for ~ ounces Pinex," and
do not accept anything else. A
guarantee OF absolute satisfac-
ton, or money promptly re-
funded, goes with this preparation.
The Pinex Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Evening star., 1915-01-07
FASHIONS AND FADS.

The wasp waist may come again.
Hats have just as little trimming
Dance frocks are extremely full in
the skirt
Rich embroideries will be much used
for girdles.
Cold or jet are favorite materials
for hat pins.
Wide tucks as trimmings are coming
into favor.
Lace waists, with velvet bretelles,
are an innovation.
Jet continues to be one OF the lead
ing trimmings.
New workbags are OF colored linen.
sadd1e-bag shape.
Umbrella handles show ename1ed
faces on a fiat button top.
The transparent lace brim is now
favored for evening wear.
Eyelet embroidery will be much used
on white batiste dresses.
Onyx and diamond is one OF the best
combinations in jewelry.
The dancing girl of the moment is
ruff1ed from waist to hem.
New dance frocks are a combination
of velvet and organdfe.
The dainty handkerchief with the
bobbinet edge has returned.
One sees more black among ostrich
plumes than any other color.
Jet is used on gowns of wh-.e and
pale pink net with charming effect
Evening star., 1915-01-07
FROZEN DESSERTS.
Chocolate Ice Cream.

Scald a cup of milk and add half a
cup of sugar. two teaspoonfuls of flour,
a pinch of salt and slightly beaten
egg, all mixed together. Cook like
custard. Melt sixth of cup of
cocoa or square of chocolate over hot
water, and add quarter of a cup of
sugar and then sixth of a cup CT
boiling water. Add this to the Gus
tard and cool Then add two CUPS OF
cream. two teaspoonfuls of vanilla and
strain. Freeze.
Lemon Sherbet.
Boil a pound of granulated sugar for
twenty minutes with a quart of water.
Then add a teaspoonful of gelatine
that has been softened in a quarter Of
Il cup OF cold water. Cool and add a
cup of lemon juice and freeze.
Strawberry or Raspberry Sherbet.
Boil a quart of water and a cup Of
sugar for tif zen minutes. Add a tea
spoonful of gelatine that has been
soaked in three tablespoonfuls of cold
water. Cool, and then add a pint of
juice from canned berries and the
juice of two lemons. Freeze.
Coffee Ice Cream.
Heat a pint of milk and a pint and a
half of cream in a double boiler and
add half a cup Of very strong coffee
and two scant cups of sugar. Cool and
add pint and half of uncooked
cream and freeze. Or else put the
cooked mixture in the freezer and
freeze, and when it is time to remove
the dasher add the uncooked pint and
half of cream. whipped, and mix in
Coffee Mousse.
Beat two eggs and mix them with a
cupful of sugar. Then add a cup of
strong coffee. Finally fold in a pint
of cream, whipped stiff. Freeze, with
out grinding, for four hours.
Maple Mousse.
Beat the yolks of six eggs until light
and then add cup and a half of
maple sirup. Beta together for min
ute two and then thicken in the top
of a double boiler, stirring all the
time. Cool. Whip a pint of cream and
add to the sirup and egg mixture, and
| mix them thoroughly. Pack into a
| mold and then pack in ice and salt and
| freeze for two or three hours without
grinding.
Evening star., 1915-01-07
Ideas for Card Parties.
BY HELEN HOWE.

Card playing is a winter pastime, and
hostesses will welcome anything novel
in connection with the game. 1 have
in mind an odd looking cloth for cover
ing the card tables while playing.
Tan linen is the material, though any
preferred plain fabric can be used.
White should be avoided on account of
soiling quickly, but wood browns, also
greens and grays, would be effective.
The tan linen is cut to fit the table,
and is bound with red ribbon about one
and one half inches wide. The decora-
tion is a row of card figures worked g.
few inches from the edge of the cloth
in reds and blacks alternately. using
a heavy linen thread and an outline
stitch. If preferred, the decoration
could be stencil work.
Ribbons are sewed at the four cor
ners to tie to the table.
A prize given at a card party recently
was very novel. 1t was white or
CANDY turnback collar fitted with point
Evening star., 1915-01-07
CLOTHES FOR THE "COZY HOUR"

bination that even some humans achieve
with fine success. The sketch shows a
Sacque that was a Christmas gift and
which is altogether commendable except
for the flimsy sleeves, but as this defect
may be easily remedied by any one who
likes the rest of the pattern, the idea is
worth producing.
The material is yellow and white bro
cade, lined throughout with the kind of
wadded blue satin that many women buy
now for those bureau drawers where fine
garments are kept. All the edges are
flnlshed with narrow skunk. The petit
coat that goes with this sacque is of yell
low silk with lace ruff1es and bows
The costume belongs to a debutante and
is especially suitable for her, but it can
be copied IN any combination of coIors
Ior an Older woman. 1t would make an
admirable wedding gift, by the way
Copyright 1914)