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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12
1 GAUNTLET
FHR0WN DOWN
!. rfxG ISSUES DEFY To
e. PARTY BY DIssOLV-
NG PARLIAMENT.
To VEN|zEL0s
x.,t Move BY the Former
,,.~ IL Awaited With Keen
I,.,.st in Diplomatic Circles.
War May Result.

bSDoN, Nov. u king Con
s,ue has finally thrown down
,.antlet to the Greek war party.
a. dispatches received here
onnounced that the king had
lived parliament. No details
! given further than that the
B,ou had been set for December
he, Monsieur Skouloudis, the
Il latest neutral premier, took
4 he at once began negotiations
former Premier Venizelos.
the view. it is believed, to at
get the pro-war party to toler-
his ministry. This was necessa-
heeause the war party being in
majority in parliament, could
! his retirement when 1t pleas
men the king dissolved parlia-
/ he deliberately did what Veni-
! said he had no right to do, the
,tiop having been settled, accord
10 Venizelos way of thinking,
n the pro-war party elected a
,rity in parliament.
he impression here is that the
is trying to delay matters un-
he present critical situation was
ed. 1t is pointed out that he
e time when a genuiue cleo
Is impossible because so many
Of military age who are with
colors cannot vote. To tie up
ers more completely 1t is stated
even Greeks who have not re-
ID any military training are TO
iobilized thereby increasing the
/ from 100000 to 100000. The
is convinced that he can get .
date satisfactory tohimself if
handful of electors are able
ast their ballots with the army
lized. Venizelos' course is
he'd here with a great deal of
.ty.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12
HILLSTROM WILL. FACE
FIRING SQUAD FRIDAY

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Novem-
ber l2.--Joseph Hillstrom will be
shot by firing squad according to
Utah's laws one week from today.
The |. w. w leaders iron nerve is
breaking down under the strain.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12
vEN|zELOS DESERTED BY
TWENTY-sEvEh OF HIS men

BERLIN, Nov. Information
printed here today said that 27
members OF the Greek parliament
had deserted the war party led by
former Premier Venizelos. so that
the government has obtained a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12
REVISION OF PENSION
ROLLS MAY SAVE MONEY

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. Ia. G..
Jones, pension commissioner. is
revising the pension rolls with a
view to eliminating pensioners not
INDECENT or deserving help. He
said he expected this to save the
state approximately between $4,000
and $4,000 annually.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12
CRITICISED STYLES WHITE
W0MEN's DRESSES; llnCHEO

ABERDEEN, Miss, Nov. 12
John Taylor, negro. who is said
to have criticised the prevailing
styles OF white women's dresses in
a barber shop controversy, was
iynched last night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12
DETAILS IRE IAGkIAG Is
TO SINKING Of lIC0m

WASHINGTON. Nov. Ia 50
rious conflict is believed Imminent
as result OF the preliminary and
inconcusive report regarding the
sinking of the Italian liner Ancona.
Doubt has been raised as to the
United States future action. Even
doubt exists as to the number Of
Americans on the liner.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12
J alE INFORMATION ON
sinking Of THE AkC0MA

-" fohk, Nov f2 Not a
~ o. Information regarding the
!, s OF the Italian liner Ancona
"@'aina hy submarine WAS re-
y mere iast nlsht or early this
|. '''f tseu the customary cable
'"dFing the sailing has not
"'a Efforts 10 get In toach
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12
Iw0 Liners In0uenI n
q II silnlilE II

NEW YORK. Nov. IA WhDto
Star liner with l.S0o ponnnn-
gers and tho Italian ltsor Conop1a
with i.2oo passeaeerr, ineln1ann =
sreat many Italian resegvtoes. oro
supposed to b. psS.tne throoon ~
submarsns soae whsss ~ 49,
~as runk.
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e Naples office have been

with the Naples office have been
renewed.
Italian censors. II is believed here.
are holding up the Ancona's passen-
ger list. though it is not understood
what reason they could have for
doing so. Considerable anxiety is
still felt regarding the fate of the
Americans aboard the liner.
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,>>>~>>~~~~~~>>>
WAR NEWS OF ONE
YEAR AGO TODAY.

. The allies assumed the Of =
. fensive from the sea to Lys. Z
= Austria admitted that her =
. troops evacuated Central Cali .
. cia. Russia claimed substan- .
. tial victories beyond Kalisz, .
. East Prussia. Q
. . 80 y y >>~> .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12

The trouble with some Americans
is that they want a man 10 reap be-
fore they SOW.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12

LONDON. Nov. I2Only ono
survivor is accounted for OF the
crew Of the British steamer Rhine
land sunk by German subma-
rine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12

Considering what they fiad out,
Inspectors are gena-ally oyerpaid.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-12
ITALY TO AIO IA THE
CAMPAIGN IN BALKANS

LONDON. November I2.-Rome
dispatches received here today as
serted that Italy had agreed to lend
sufficient aid TO the allies in the
Balkan campaign to insure success.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-01-02
Holy Name Society To Elect
Officers
Rev. Lauvet Jesuit Missionary 10
Preach.

Tie regular monthly meet,
ing of the Holy Name Society
of the St. John the Baptist
Catholi Church will take
place on January 10th 1915
At this meeting the mem
bers will vote for the new
officers for 1916 The pres
snt officers will remains IN
place until the feast OF the
Holy Name which will be
celebrated on Sunday Jan
aary 17th 1915
tits also announced that
Rev Father .auvet. viii
preach the Iridium Father
lauvet is a les uit, and re.
fugee from Mex leo.
All are most cordi ally urged
. attend his brilliant ser.
mons which viii be most
interesting and ins tructive.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-01-02
Do You Want isg DOIIar Bill?

The manager of the Store of
the People, personally offers five
dollars for the best criticism or
suggestion concerning the Special
Sale he has been running, the
goods offered, the prices quoted.
etc. You neea not sign your rea
name unless you want to. Give
any fictitious name and your
post office address. Here's a
chance for everybody to speak
his mind, and maybe earn SIS. 90.
The one who pays for this ad and
offers the reward will be the sole
Judge of themerits Of your articls
Get busy.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-01-02
PROCLAMATION
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST.. JOHN Tue BAP
COURT. :. HOUSE.

Edgard, La, December 29, 1914.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARISH
COMMITTEE OF THIS PARISH
met this day at the Court House
for the purpose of calling Pri-
mary Electionin the Sixth Ward
of the Parish of st. John the
Baptist, for a Member of Board
Of Directors of the Public Schools
of said Parish. Fourteen mem
bers present and a quorum, the
following resolution was unani-
mously adopted.
WHEREAS, His ExceIlency,
Luther Egbert Hall, Governor Of
Louisiana has issued a Proclama-
ton ordering Special Election
in the 9th. Ward of the Parish
ii St. John the Baptist, on the
z6Ga. day OF January 1916, for
Che office of Member of Board of
Directors of the Public Schools of
.he arish of st. John the Bap-
list for the said 9Th. Ward, and
WHEREAS. it is necessary to
nold a primary to elect the nomi-
nee of the Democratic Party for
said office, therefore.
BE II RESOLVED:, by the
Democratic Parish Committee of
the Parish Of st. John the Bap-
list, that a white Democratic
Primary Election be and the
same is hereby ordered to be held
in the 9th. Ward of.thc Parish of
st. John the Baptist, to nominate
a candidate for the office Of
Members of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Public Schools of the
Parish of st. John the Baptist for
the said 9Th. ward, (vice ]. P.
Lauret term expired), on the
10th. day of January 1915.
BE IT FURTHER /RESOLV-
ED, That all persons who are
candidates for said office file their
notification with the chairman of
this committee according to law
and that each and every candi-
date be required to deposit with
said chairman. the sum of $1,000,
which shall accompany his noti-
fication and file at the same time
the names of three persons to
represent him at said Primary
Election.
The Democratic Parish Com
fnittee to meet Saturday, jan
uary 9Th. 1915. at 200 o'clock
Noon, at the Court House.
Geo. H. Tassin Secretary
Paul Berthelot Chairman
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-

We ask of thu PSHes Jury to remove
the road machine which Is dragging at
Castillon's and the drags in front of st.
Peter Church be removed and place
out Of the way and put in proper places,
In conclusion We wish to thank the
officials for their kind treatment.
Respectfully submitted:
(signed) F. L. Perilloux
- T. Wnebre
A D.. Burch
Emile Hebert
ERNEST Vicknair Jr-
Fernand regre
Alb. Jones
George Gaudet
". CaEen8ye
Edgard Waguespack
Charles Cassagne
j. A. Cuny Foreman
A true copy, December 20. 1914.
WILLIAM B. HART,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
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Grand Jury's Report.

To Tie Honorable John Fleury
Judge 81 the 2sth. judicial District
Court, State OF Louisiana, Parish of St
john the Bsptist.
After being daily empsneued and
sworn as Gyand Jurors Tor the December
Term Of This Honorable Court, we beg
10 report O. follows:
State Of louisiana vs., Lula Bates
Charged for Murder. Not true bill.
State Of Louisiana Vs.. Frank Totara
charged for manslaughter. A true bill.
State Of Louisiana Vs., Samuel Moore
charged fer Murder. A true bill.
State Of louisiana VS., Adam J..
Hunbsr, breaking and sntering in the
night time. Net q true bin.
State of Louisiana vs., Charles Harris
shooting st with intent to kill. A true
bin,
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BHREIFFs OFFICE

We have sxsuinsd the Sheriff's Office
Paul Berthslot and found his books
properly kspt and money accounted for
CLERK OF COURTS OFFICE.
We have examined the Clerks Office
William J. Hart and found all books
vel kept and in good order
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4 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
is1.OO a Year, Payable in Advance.
Entered as second-cIass matteTt eb-
rnary 10th 1914, at the Post-Ofdce at
Lucy, La, under the Act OF Aarch
8, 1879.
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MORE LEMONS"
ADVICE OF EXPERT
~ MRS. ANNA n. SCOTT.

Any housewife who thinks Of lemons
a. being nice for lemonade and lemon
pie and not much uee beyond that
has a lot to learn.
In the first place 80 high an au-
thorlty az Or. Wiley says they should
he eaten freely all the time as a food.
Both IL and lemons should
he used as freely as the financial
ability ~ the consumer may permit"
he says. Il don't think anything |
have eve said ABOUT a fruit diet is too
strong to say about oranges and
lemons. Even II in straitcned circum-
stances people should eat. plenty Of
them not only in the summe time
hut all the time"
In the second place the flavor Of
lemons il so palatahle and tempting
that in this way they possess remark
abe food value. But most persons
are not familiar with more than a
few ways 10 use them. They make
lemon for buildings and they
make lemon pie. and in many dishes
they put a few drops Of lemon juice.
all the time ignorant Of the fact hat
here is a fruit which can be served
in numerous ways never before
thought of in the average home.
"a dozen lemons would last me a
month" aid a woman 10 me once.
And o would last many months
longer II o used a dozen a week"
] answered.
To all housewives ! would say, Use
more lemons
In so doing | well realize that lemons
already are a staple In nearly every
home. but only for a limited number Of
uses.
They are looked upon as food ad-
juncts. whereas they really are food.
and most excellent food at that
There are 40 many ways to pre-
pare lemons that it would require a
small book 10 tell them all. But in
tho following recipes. all Of which 7
have tested, eve the inexperienced
cook can find many new suggestions
for her menu.
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Lemon orchard in California.

Crust FOR pie
| cup pastry -four.
,. teaspoon salt
" rounded tablespoons lard
SIT the Hour and salt together. add
the lard and rub IN very lightly with
the tips of the fingers add lust enough
cold water to hold tho mixture together
The less II is handled the better This
Is u dry PIE crust, not a puff paste.
The above moun viii make a large
pie and will cut IN six pieces.
lemon PIE.
4 tablespoons lemon Juice.
| teaspoon grated lemon rind.
! cup sugar.
4 few grains OF Nalt.
. cups milk.
~ cup iou
Put the milk on to boil, mix tho four
with cold water until smooth, add TO
the boiling milk boil : minutes. add
tho lemon Juice and r.nd, < and
salt boil ! minute, Linz a pie plate
with dough, pour in tho mixture. cover.
brush the top crust with cold mix
make few cuts IN the top crust bake
At the bottom Of the oven 20 minutes or
until nice and brown.
Tho crust IA made the same as for
tho meringue,
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I r mankind was TO be deprived of all fruits but n and the selection of
that had to be made there might be a good many persons wise
i enough to select the lemon.
II ever there a a product of nature deserving Of the title much in
little" tho lemon ia that product
Fr II Do a food.
what food vaue has a lemon" -" asks Mrs Ever Doubtful
well. according to CncleS Sans official figures. based O tests conducted
In tho Government experiment stations. the fuel value per pound Of the
eoib portion OF thu lemon is 205 calo1es. or heat units
This means the lemon il morev valuable q q a food-as a n energy producing
mSeral-than peaches pears or rhubarb. It is only a little below the
apple in this regard.
And when Il is made into q lemon pe-wen, II becomes ne of the mos,
noarAhtng o all pies
n. clear Juice is a sermicde which destroys many Of te minute organ.
N that cause or lengthen tho life OF various diseases The lemon is rich
N ortsnic ats and II . the general opinion of the bs, Informed authorities
n organic salts. which constantly are needed by the body. are best appro-
p1sted BY tn system whom taken in the form of asshmrable food.
Also the lemon-n this particular standing u alone among all fruits
mSht say. II en- for beauty"
~ q dainty toilet accessory II hs ~ II ny equals. The purpose Of
ms pae is TO emphasize Its many and varied uses al n food, yet Il would
y unfart opes by ise equally varied Uses IN the toilet table.
n Queen of Hollands exqu sites atnlke skin and clear complex o arr
ah to be te result OF lemon baths, such as are taken regularly by the
women in the Dutch West indies And the soft fair hands o many an
American queen III the result Of a daily application Of lemon Juice and
sfyce1ne or Just lemon water
For Thu teeth and mouth. for the shampoo and the general caro- Of hands
face n body thsp pale gold citrus frit is a better health aven, Tho, rrs,
Of the things that come n bottles.
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Lemon whtp.

tablespoons lemon juice.
. teaspoon grated lemon rind.
tup sugar
rounded or : Level tablespoons gran
ultted gelatin.
cup boiling water.
Soak the gelatin iu two tablespoons
Of cold water ten minutes. cover with
boiling water and stir until dissolved
add the sugar. lemon juice and rind,
Sc: in q pan of cold water. with "A
small piece of tee when cold beat
RAPIDLY until it begins to form. pour in
a mould which mas been lined with very
thin slices of lemon. Set IN a cold
ulacr until ready 80 serve.
strawberry Juice or crushed fresh
berries add much to the mould, Or thick
.ncI grape juice can be used.
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dissolved add the lemon lIt. d, ua. ...4
and set aside to cool Have W.. e....
of eggs beaten 3ntil dry. pIr.. Ia.
of cold water, add the r'.t'. No..
slowly. Deatins I'LL the time ul'. e b.
gins to set. Pour into a WolU. ...r1
bowl. which has been ril sod .
water, set in q cold place ur'' ..
use. Serve with lemon sauce,
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Snow Puddtng

2 tablespoons lemon Juice,
/ teaspoon grated lemon r,rd.
Whites ~ 2 eggs.
= tablespoons gianulatcd gelatin
cur sugar.
Soak the gelatin I'm . tablespoons o.
cold water 10 minutes dissolve in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21

Cream shortening and sugar until
very ligut. Separate egg. add tu, well
beaten yolkS. beat wei. add max very
slowly tthe mixture must rot look as II
curdled). add malt the flour, which has
been slfted with the baking powder
Beat the whites OF eggs until light, fold
IN half. then the rest ~ the flour and
the balance OF the white OF egg. Line
two Jelly tins with paper. pour IN mix
ture and bake twenty-five to thirty min
utes IN moderate oven. When coll
dust top with sugar. remove from pan
and take of paper mn with lemon MI
lug and ice.
The illinr IS made up as follows
> tablespoons lemon JUICE.
Half teaspoon grated rind
4 tablespoons sugar
Pinch or salt.
! cup milk.
/ egg
tablespoon nour
Put the milk ON to boil, u.N tire hour
with a little cold water unit, smooth,
add sugar. salt and well beaten egg.
then add TO boiling milk boil i've min
u,es. Add Juice and md of lemon. re-
move from fire, beat until cold. spread
ON cake.
Just a plain lemon i.lng is used
tablespoons OF lemon Juice ana half "A
teaspoon OF grated lemon rind and ono
tablespoon OF hot water. To II add
enough confccti0uers' sugar TO make q
creamy ICING, spread on top ana sid
or cake Thc top can D" decorated with
thln slices or candi"d lemon peel.
iem"" J"''s served" u" Lemon" ups
tablespoons lemon juice.
teaspoon grated ''lnn' i'lid
~IouHued or IeN'l lhh|'Sp'oht
~slhnu'a'eh g'lht'h'
cup sugar,
: cups pol!lhs water
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WITH fresh or preserved strawberries o.
chcfries.
Sauce Is made as follows
! cup milk.
3 tablespoons sugar.
. tablespoons orange Juice
j, teaspoon grated orange pee.
teaspoon lemon Juice,
! egg.
! roundei teaspoon cornstarch, pinch
salt.
rut milk on 20 boil mix cornstar,h
with a little cold milk. add sugar. sdl;.
-gg. orange and lemon mix well and
add to the boiling milk boil three min
atcs. some c~ornstarch thickens more
man other kinds the sauce must be Ike
thick cream.
This amount makes six helpines.
Lemon Mcringue PIE.
tablespoons lemon Juice
teaspoon grated lemon '.ai
3 cIp sugar, pinch salt.
. cups water
. eggs.
! tablespoon butter.
rounded tablespoons ,oru>'t..n
Put the water on - boil MA the
,ornstarch w.;h cold water aid sugar,
salt. lemon juice and riui ana the yo.ks
~ two tcrs beat all WEI. tuge:ner ard
adj slowly - the boiling water. boil
.Nl.r minutes -Four mo = we'll baked
.l~' AZ osne. When cooled beat me
~h.'cs Of eggs until dry with two table
sJrp's OF sugar, spread on lemon ana
r,lguen with = fork dust literally
With pulverized sugar pace In a cool
oven until dry and Light brown one
mus, remember that there - a difference
IN heating whites OF eggs when beaten
until dry thcy Vi, no: get va'c-y on
et.ha- m~erlngue or u4l4n
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Lemon short Cake.

% cups -four
. teaspoons baking powdey troUnd'D.
- teaspoon salt.
. tablespoons shortening.
j.. cup milk.
81, the fou- h1k,-r powder AID salt
uio a bowl, add shortening. AND with
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amount makes twelve pufs,
Filling.
. tablespoons lemon Juice
T., teaspoon grated lemon r,ud
. cups milk,
& tablespoons sugar.
! tablespoon cornstarch.
] egg
Boil the milk and wet tho corustarch
with one tablespoon cold milk. heat
the egg, CornstaTch and sugar together
and add 70 tho boiling milk Set aside
20 cool then add the lemon Juice and
rind, Make a slit IN the side of tho puff
and fill. Dust with sugar and serve.
Lemon jelly with Orange sauce.
4 tablespoons lemon Juice.
y teaspoon grated lemon rind,
] cup sugar.
! rounded tablespoon granulatcd CELIA
tin.
. cup boiling water
soak the gelatin In two tablespoons
cold water ton minutes add to boiling
water add sugar, lemon juice and rind
stir until dissolved. Rinse custard Guns
with cold water our in tn" gelatin.
put In cold place until firm. loosen the
sides, turn out on sauce dishes and pou,
orange sauce around, Decorate the top
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NOTHING is such a help to the woman who entertsins a. Iemons
II the housewife has q dozen n two on hand she always is pre-.
pared for afternoon n evening guests. even though she may not have
time to do any advance cooking.
In many ways this delicious and heathfui fruit can be applied to
refreshnent needs. OF course lemonade-either plain or made with
the addition OF other fruits-is the general standby. And the hostess
who wants to serve this dainty at its best always e that it is freshly
made from fresh cut lemons. .
Here ar some suggestions Of ways to To- lemons and lemon dishes
for refreshments:
If Afternoon Tea. q Lemon Sandwich with a Cup of Russian Tea
Lemon Wafer with Cup of Tea
For Evening Affairs
Lemon Water Ice with Layer or Small Lemon Cakes
Lemon Jelly with Whipped Cream. Lemon Cookies
Snow Pudding with Lemon Sauce and Lemon Sponge Cake
Lemonade. with n without Fruit, Waters Dr. Crackers
Lemon Water Ice and Jumbles
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Lemon sauce.
, tablespoons lemon juice.
Half teaspoon grated lemon rind.
cup boiling water.
. teaspoons cornstarch.
: tablespoons sugar.
! teasDSon caramel.
Add - rne boiling water the corn
starch, which has been mixed with a
little cold water, boil three minutes
a h lemon Juice and rlnd, sugar and
caramel boil M minute.
Lemon Layer Cake with Lemon
uctng.
Hail cup shortening.
! cup sugar.
. eggr.
Half cup milk,
? cups -four.
teaspoons baking powder Cevcl).
teaspoon grated lemon rind, :
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TESTED RECIPES FOR
M DELEGATES
Fruit Cocktail.

Fruit Cocktail.
No matter what fruit Is used for 4
cocktail the main thing Is lemon juice.
a half teaspoon to each small glass. II
brings out the favor OF the other fruit
and gives the mar and appetite for
what n TO follow,
EgE Lemonade.
In sickness or In health there IS
nothing more refreshing and nourishing
than an egg lemonade, whether N win
ter or In summer.
To make Il use 3 tablespoons ~ lemon
tuice. 3 tablespoons OF sugar. or sugar
% taste, l fresh raw egg. 3, glass OF
cold water and a tablespoon OF finely
chopped ice. Put In shaker or two
tumhlers which will Al over one an
other, shake we'll and strain.
Really this makes a meal, fruit Juice.
egg and sugar with n few crackers II
gives strength and nourishment to all.
Lemon Icing.
tablespoons lemon juice,
tablespoon hot water.
Half cup confectloners' sugar.
Mix the sugar, hot water and lemon
Juice until smooth and creamy spread
over tho cake and decorate with strips
Of candied lemon peel Sometimes II
takes more sugar than the amount given
In the recipe il depends on the sugar.
Lei Cru NIB Patties with Lemon
sauce.
teaspoon grated lemon rlnd.
. cups dry bread crumbs.
. cups boiling milk
Half cup sugar.
Half teaspoon salt,
Cggs.
teaspoon butter.
Your the boiling milk over the bread
crumbs when cold, add lemon hind, sugar.
ealt and well beaten eggs, Brush six
custard cups will butter. put In the
mixture, place On a moderate oven and
oAka thirty minutes or until firm. Re
move from tho cups, put IN sauce dishes
and cover with lemon sauce made as
folloUs;
2 tablespoons lemon juice.
= teaspoon grated lemon rinA.
re tablespoons sugar.
teaspoons cornstarch.
Gun water.
yinoh of salt.
teaspoon caramel,