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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
Help Wanted-Fe nale.

LADIES--Immediatel Filling and la
being boxes. Home work evenings.
Steady, no experience. S12 weekly, no
oanvassing. Excellent opportunity. En-
close stamp. Erina Specially Co., Toron-
to. Ont. sjan
WRITE motion picture plays: $50 to 800
paid. Correspondence course unnec-
essary; details free. New Writers 114S
Victoria building, St. Louis. 3Jan
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TO EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO TRADE-Vacat lot for
automobile. Address B. ]. H.. care
Journal. 1jan1ws
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07

Buck Weaver, VINO viii be Ed Col
lins' new sidelick with the Chicago
White Sox, isn't bad shortstop. by
any means He's spectacular, al
most as much SO as Jack Barry-at
times. But unlike the Mackite star,
Weaver is very Inconsistent He's
not nearly so dependable as Barry.
And this same Inconsistency may
work the undoing of Collins as the
peer of second saekers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-s2so 90 a week for two hours a
day. brand new hosiery proposition
that beats them all. Write for terms and
free samples If you mean business.
Guaranteed Hosiery Co., GAIA Wayne
building, Dayton. Ohio. Sian
Notwithstanding commissions, whiri-
wind sales in new device salable every
where, take orders to equip offices. hotels
factories. homes. Demonstration sells
No experience. No capital. $25 up week
~ r. "A. Gervais Co., Drawer 400, Co
lumbia. s. G. Sjan
AGENTS-Big 24x2S complete framed
Art Religious War and Copyrighted
Negro pictures 12e. Sensational sellers,
300Go profit. Sample free. Also portraits.
convex work. pillow tops, lowest prices.
Peoples Portrait, Dept. So, Chicago.
3jan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07

Pensacola I-ouqe, NO a. I. o. o. =,
Pensacola Lodge NO L o. o. r..
meets every Thursday at 1880 p. m. IN
Rafford Hall. corner Baylen and Belmont
streets Visitors cordially invited
Election of officers.
w. NJ EYERS.
G. Lan1brech N a.
Secre+ar-.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
EDUCATIONAL.

wANTED--Pupiis in stenography. Touch
typewrfting and English. Ninth term,
onering january l. Miss z. ID. Adams,
0uaiified Teacher. All w. Gregory. Phone
is7s. 21deczw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
POULTRY.

FOR SALE-White Leghorn cockerels.
s1.o0 each. None better on earth. H.
G. Oliver, x. T. D. No. / Pensacola
3jan1mos
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
CREW NOTICE

w. Q. w.
Live Oak Camp No. /, Woodman Of the
World meets first and third Tuesday
nights for general business and second
and fourth Tuesday nights for degree
work. Woodman Hall
]. F. DAVIS,
]. e. KRAMER. Clerk.
c. c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07

Any Steinbloch or Fit
form Suit in our store
up to $35. On sale now SIS.
A. Henry White & Brother.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07

!. o, o. 8.
Excelsior Encampment. No. f. meets
every second and fourth Wednesday Of
each month at p. m. in Rafford Hall
corner Baylen ana Belmont streetH
Visiting Patriarchs are invited to at
tend.
w g. OVERHEARD,
caAs. FREIDRICHsEN, c. p.
Scribe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07

wANTED--Your JOB Printing and orders
for Engraving Of all kinds. callink
cards. Wedding invifsxonss etc: MAxEs
l5uiy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
statesmen WANTED

Electric sign Flashes changeable
wording in radiant sparkling beams of
colored electric light. Outselling every
thing at $1,000. Terms 80 days. Erskins
made $4,000 one day. Moss sold S26
and made $4,000 in November. You
can too. Flashtric Sign Co., Chicago.
sian
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
Help Wanted Male

$4,000 Annually. Cooperate with me
evenings at home. Everything fur
nlshed Don't worry about capital. Boyd
II. Brown. Omaha. Nebr sSjan
BE A detective; earn $50 to 500 weekly;
travel all over the world. Write Dept.
20, United States Detective & Adjusting
Agency, Railway Exchange, st. Louis, Mo.
3jan
WANTED-Assistant Manager, Sash &
Doors; planer foreman, 81 25; steno-
Erapher. $50; mi.1wright $685. engineer,
SO so; firemen, fler. So; sawyer foreman
500: travelling salesman, Office manager.
booksellers. edgermen, car repair, hotel
cook, creosoting shingle plant manager.
Also several other high-class openings.
We place men of every skilled occupation
in the Lumber business Address, Mack's
Little Rock, Ark. Sian
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
SEEDS and NURSERIES

CTIIPOLA NURSERY Stock growu from
west Florida seed and aelertcd West
Florida Budwood 10 the hardiesE Write
97june
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w. o. w.

w. o. w.
Hickory Camp No. q Woodmen of the
World meets second and fourth Wednes-
day nights at 1880 p. m. Woodmen Hall
corner Baylen and Romano.
c. ]. oERTING, =
c. D. CRooKE, Clerk.
c. C.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-rwo-story brick building
corner Baylen and Chase streets
Splendid stand for green grocery, fruil
stand, OF small repair shop. Livinl
rooms upstairs. Apply Hooton a Wat
son. nov2O
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
WANTED.

wANTED-Horse or mule for feed. or
win buy on time. weekly payments.
viii take good care u IT, l. NJ. An
tone. Gadsden and Q. streets, city:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
MOTOR SUPPLIES

EVERYTHING for motor
cars. Square Deal Auto
31aug
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TAxIS FOR HIRE.

Banks Transfer & Taxi Co.
Absolutely reliable. Tele-
phones 500 and 315, ian
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-07
PIANOS.

YOUR PLANO can be made IKE new In
tone, touch and looks by our three ex-
perf piano builders and case finishers
f0w prices and you can pay by the
week THE Clutter Music Howe l4nov
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
Mtues aus Mnsratine.

George Glollgb, ser so Sabre alte
mo 1pnblbefannte la~llgidbrige gi1t=
mcbfer bon Mhtseatinc. fiel o,1 syrei.
tag 10 l1ngliidlid in ieirler @obnl1ng,
Bob er bierfei ieill linfts @ein brad.
sSr. 6l1lliam it. nafnl ben Gerlesten
III Nebanblllng mo bat 0erlelbe ole
9otf1tlng, Dob Ser Mqnn lpicOer ber=
9eltellt miro, trpt lcilles boben Sc
bensalters.
Die bieii9en SooieImp ltominirtel1
IN lbrer Sibuna ON Trcitaa Me,o
Die folgenocn llel1elr @eamten fir Oas
fonnn1enoe Sabr:
Gbicf Natriash 5. 81. aemfau.
Spbcrprielter 9. g Smith.
Senior @aroen Geo. @inters.
Sllnior @qroen q. 3, Nterlon.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
Stride alts olrf Dem .g6tppion1roef
6rie0bof itatt.

goulttpclerf Senrp 9. Slr66oro
%feierte geltern letn 3%5iabriges Mmts-
illbilarm ola geamter bon .Moef IS
Ildn0 Goultp: Die eritell adt Sabre
NOR er ols 0eputDclerf angeltelt lnlo
aDllrSe Damn im Sabre 1898 sum er=
item Wal aIs @olu1tDclerf genablt,
,malGes M1nt er nod bis 5lt111 Sabre
1920 berapalten miro l1nb ma1ln iei11
Iermi1t abgelm1fen iein miro. Serr
Sllbbaro lit lett Sem SSSabre 1868 elm
'gimobner bon 91of Sslano, ais ct
NIT ben gltern Don geep Mutonloras,
Ohio. bierberfqm. @ir gratulire1l
rno boffen, 0aB 6err @l16baro nod
manbe Sabre iein Mmt perlualter1
mogc, Il.
@eirotbs ..grlaubniBldaine
&Gormalo NpmerpoM l1no sri:
Wearie gsorgarat1 Council @luffs, Sa.
Oscar 6ranlon uno Sri. Bera 81
tergren, Moline.
Wpron 6. Gilmore ulb. Sri. Gil.
{lian M}allin 9eoria. 81.
3lof sfanb uls Sri. 2poia sSSoM.
Ijp1L Moline. s..te.
Nbarfes g. Cabs, g1lanlta, I'M
Srl. gpa $. glfinlolls @alesburg.
George &appos. Sherman, sSa:
l'llo SRI. Selen &otagolr, @eOor ga
|piOs, So. !.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
Wcnts aus Sod 9Slanb.

Bic -lette ,9(btbailllllg Ser @eidppo=
rellell fiir BEN SUPERINTENDENT fit
Dos Circuit @eridt iino ge5ogen ipor=
Sen uno sueroen iid] oie @eldporenel1
am Montag1 80. Aeopem6er, at ltel=
len 6aben:
galroe Greet @1la Ma6liteM,
SSob1t IS. @aro.
9prt Byron 6: 6. McMoberts.
@ompton - q. sc. Mbobes, q. n.
IrD, @alter Scott, Sou Cir.
SiD Mpline - 2etpis 8ornbceft,
it,, @arrp Samieion.
Moline - 8. s. @lanoillg, 81. g.
Mlafenmre, @illiam seiffert, Soht,
5eabolmL Stepbe,t stlbredt, syobn q.
6orsberg, sc. gomarb @refo, SpD11
q. Melpin, .garl 5toeltiihg, s. u.
griflpn |SSojlles De rates, @iItm
&eip, &. sN. 6ll11t, Mler 6. Mpntgo.
merp, Oscar @arlnarf.
&of Sslauo g: S: 4eitber, S
&pd},' @eorge Shlmeiler, S. Sranf:
lin @iaiams, @0. Do,r1g, 8reo 8olf
IS. s.. Serbian, Mobert Baden SacoI
ablmeiler, &c Gllib1 George S. @rao
|iorE. Il, d. 81
5ii0 aod Sslo,5 slnoren, @rii,l
[berger. s
Mural - 6ro1f MepnoI6S.
gDlpli1rNS - Mrdie. 0ppra11, g. g
Glorfe 81.
Buffalo 4srairie -aSra sone9.
0ies slbiidt ser geb9roe oes ltaoti
i6en Iltberfulolis &oipitals, oi
Steuer fir oas nelte @oipital bon ]
cuff 8 per Mile f~eit5nieben, fan,
nidt ollrd)gefiibrt peroen, neil oo;
5taatsgeieb aegen cine 10 tbobe 5tel,
er TIL li110 MIR / Mia gutbeiBt. 81
Solpitalbeboroe mlB iid) oein1lud mi
her iebt allsgeiebten S11mme 5ufrie
oengebel 1lr0 Oas Sltberfl1loiis Snipi
tai oer1gemdb errid)ten. Nah @e
red)nl1rM miro es lll1gefabr $4,000
11ebme1t fir Sic idbrlide gerlpdItnr,
oieles 9oipitals nltb ser olsgeleete1
l5tel1er gen1aB fom111elt MIR 81, 2O(
@eloer fir oieien Smed Elm.
Die ai,roer Ser offentliden gdl,
len lparte1r apdbreno Ser perflo1Ie1le1
Mode I'M si@ela1rlmt $172.64: 81
9atpt6orne 'SHl,le 1par micoer TN;
@Oieslral NIT $a3.9 SO an erIter 5tene
6err @eniani1 M%ubIbauler, 1874,
14h 5traBe mobnbaft, 6erihtete Sc
Noli5ei, 0aB ibn1 an Sreitag Mbell
lein SSoro gl1toii1pbil an Ser Gdfe Sc
IL. Ipenl,e 1tnb IL, StroBe ge1toble
tporoen let. Spaterbin aplroe 81
Mhdine oil Ser is. 5trabe uno {
aoennle mieoer anfgefnnoen.
l1llaIiif batte ON somstag Sol
mittag Charles 1apis Don Ml1glltc
81, Ser NIT ieiner @ral1t, Sri. S
Clinton pott @aleshllrg bterberge
fomnlen apar, llub iid) auerit cine
Seiratbserlaltbnibidein beim Gnnn1tt
clerf boltelt ullb Damn bonn 6rieoens
ridter g. g. San Moorbel1 trul1e
lieben. ~9ier entbefte ser llel1gebadt
ne 'G9etna1ln, bab ct iein @elb, tx
ltebem ans elmer M15ubl bon @unl
Illotel1, %Derlprel1 botte., gs mnroe g
mug @elb autgebradt. 6omit %
Asaar nod &al1le reiien funntc.
Sn ct. Mntbonp SoipitaI flor
qm Splnltag Mprgell nod eine
@ranfbeit BON 5apei 8oden 9alter a
ben Tolgen elmer an 6. 9%Sppett6er a
inn poll5ogellen Operation @borlc
gge, 500 Is. tStrabe lpoNlbaft. it
Mlter bon 6S Sabren. gae m1roe al
s. Nsopember 1S47 in Gorbopn, gebr
rell lllo fam nor tG s.uhrcn nod, 9fp
Sslall0. Ger Molnl ,par felt latgt
rer T3eit OILS gl%epatprn1anl ii
9eoples @%a,lfaebaube nllleiieut, 60
bil1tcrlabt ieine Irall llub. 3met S6l
no Mo NHooxA; f,nh .,s1,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

Sum 8ll1f.. b%ennerftell Wiltarbeiter
Den l%tl1fal4 utt0 fan1en Dem Manr1
5u Silfe. @airen bic aleioer nidlt
5errilien, 10 miare Der Malm BON ser
Wuidline 5er1nalnt poroen. Man
j6rddte i'm nod Ser office bes Or.
M.FS. "Trip, Der i'm in 9ebanolung
l1abn1.
Sic neutrality-suspicious. bes
t5taotbolpitals bot iid on SEN Stoot-
ratb %aeponbt, Inn 0ie 5l4lll11e bon
$4,000 81 bepiaigen fir Sen Neu=
bau son @sbda0en auf Dem @oipitaI=
plab. Der Staotrath fegte oieie Mn=
.gelege1beit bis 5ltr nad1ten Geriamm-
hung sur selpred)ull9 allf Sen Gid.
Sm Moline 5taotbelpital itarb am
Sonlltag @admittag at Sen Tolgeil
eilrer Operation negeh @Iilt0ourtf-
ieNt5iinolt1lg Senrp 81. sfiitner, it,,
in Mlter bon IS Sdbfstr. Ct wuroe
il S6effielo, ST. geboren. perbeira-
tbefe llih baiel61ts ant %. Ie5enlbe1
1912 init SRI. Mn1lu Sort ll1o fan
nit Ser 6Qnlilie Dor ! 5lpei SSo6rel1
lah Moline. gr GIlterlaBt ieiut
Iral1, Die glterl1, stpfi .griioier unt
[eine 5dpuelter, 3gii2s gaHsddH. 1pirp., nod
Sbefteb ilberfiibrt, NOV Sic geeroi
9l'''9 h'oraeIr 1tottft1tasu miro.
ylad} mir meJrfagl9er Gralrf6ei
gu Der 2llllgeae1t5iill0lng lit ON
tSpnntag gurmiittlag nm III l1br. 6
6ret1lo11t SCENTS, 40S Is. 5traB,
nob11baft< int sllter pol1 SO ssabre1
%geltorbelt. g@r mar int Staate ss11
Diana geboren Inns follnnpr 5rei Rot
ren tlad M1oline. Scr @erltprben
%binterlaBt eineh Spbn lulo cite Sod,
ter. pie 2eide mllr0e geltern Mbel1i
nod 8ssobalb SUB, sur @eeroigun!
@eil ct ein Eoor Sdntbe bon sen
Sd)lbban0ler Spbn @retn1alt an Sc
Is. Mpenl1e gefauft llllo oiele onf SCI
ysa1relt bon 6ranf &allb lbatte an
l1dlreiben laiIen, nllroe am Samstol
Nbeno Sranf G6ierl1ep perl)aftet INT
IBIS sum Molttag Morse1t I'M gtoot
%!aefangnib gebalteH.sE gei Mn1 @erbo.
be5ahlte er Die Sdulbe l111o Sd 9eie
apal1o cine &laae aesel1 lin erbpb
l'oltrOe er freigelaiiell.
Mn 1Samstag Mbeno ipatit tpl,rbel
Die &leiper zines Mulllles an ser 12
slbe1nte lll16 10. Strabe BON 5rpe
gellten nltfgefllnoeuL oie ipfnrt 81
Asoll5ei benadridtigtel1. 9eadJ 'fltrsell
5l1d)en apltr0e eill fa1t nadter MSallll
Der leinen Na111el1 oIs nc. g. M5c9(l
litter bon dubuque, Sa., mgab, &C
funben. Ser Manlr NOR beillal)e ct
frorer ltlro lpl,roe 10 holo apie moglic
l1ah oem 5tootbolpital gebradt, ~
CT ieet i1t gefabrlid)enl 3l1lta,toe son
%rieberlieat. 90 Ser Nsaml iiberfal
lell lllto ol1sgesogen morben iii, ooe
1ple er in oielen 3ultallo font, fpnnt
nod '1id)t iii grfa6ulng ge6rad)t mer
0elt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

s. gine 9p95ett, o1e IN wtez
inafba, mis-. 5pil6en 5nei iungen
2eutcn ltuttfinDen lolte uno gu Der
bsreits idmtlt6e @prbereitl1ngel &C.
trpffen iporbe1l iparerl, tpnnte niht
itattfinDen. Sic muBte abgeiasl ipsrz
Sen, neil Der 8rdutigom fpurloS
peri9munoen mar. Gr puroe snor
bereits lett elmer Mode permiBt, ood
glaubte Die 8ralt mod INNER. Dab
er nut in Geldaften abtpeleno ipdre
uno lid nod gum feft~9eiebten 5o6=
eeitstag einitellen piirbe. 8iele @oh=
seitsgd1te ppn auberbalb, Die bereits
in Der 5toot parer, mltbten pleoer
obrei1en. Die 8eb0rben puroen autz
geforoert, nah Dem Damn su iudsn.
Man befiirdtet, Oob tim ettpas 5l'=
geltpbm 1T.
Dem 2Oidbrigen Spnn
5ris aus bem i'm Splpn german eez
lesenen Mennp, Wis., pa7ierte sta
Ihlimmes Sasoungliid. @dbreno
feline N%nsebDri9en in Der Stride moz
ren, ipar er in Die bena6barten Meur=
I6en auf Sic aaaitdeniagb assan=
gen. gr Itolperte, fem Gepebr entiuo
iih No5ei uno Der 96ub cling inn
b1r6 beipe 9dnoe uno in Die grl;it.
Soft oN gan5e ,linte 6anb muroe inn
obgeriiIen unb nur Der 9aun1en blieb
iibrtg. Damn mar ibm Der Gbub
bltt6 oas 8elent, Ser redten Sumo
gegan9en uno bate Bic &up6en Der
mt serNplittert, oab Die !Sanb inn
mDgliderpeiie obgenomnen perpen
mub. S6liebli9 leBte iib oie 2apuua
III Der SGulter felt. Der iunas Mom
fpnnte iih noh Acknowledgement
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

,FfG@Hs tsj. sEa-E tEssa- &
@ei redt aqblreid)er @eidicfu1g
mo 9etDeiligltllg mllrHe Bic @eiliigel.
ansitelll,g eeitern MuraSn lit ser
Woline llulhalIe er0finet. Die Ml1s.
itellyllg mirbs bis gum Samstag
sbello be%ibleileg.
,@liidlid) Gem CODE entromlen lit
samstag Mad)nittaa s. g.. Mle-
ro,rber. 1904 I. Npelule m%ohnhatt,
ais CT bet Der Mrbeit il1 sen Morleil.
les 8crfcn in Cult Mplinc NIT lei
1len &letGern IN sic M6bcr ciller Ma.
ldine gerietb. Iie &lci0cr 1ul,roel1
i6n1 bonn 2eibe. aeriiierl aber er ellt.
fam NIT MIR ~gerinseu gerlebuugen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
NfueB aus Mplint.
Mfann i'll elmer @iittc to0t. smfgeinn=
I... Acu.

Die 2eide oes SO Sabre alten
Sanles 9. 6ettinger apur0e am Sal1ls=
tag Nadmittag in elmer @iitte, Sic ct
lth 1el6it gebaut batte, al1f Ser 1Sarnl
Don 3eb @DnlL 51pei Mleilen liiopeH=
lid BON Goal 8alleD, aufgefltnoen.
Ser Maln1 NOR fir @Drn als SolS=
ldlager tbatig lln0 Matte poroelr
me6rere Maonate altf ser County
Sarm gearheitet. Ole 2eid)e ml1r6e
l1ah Der 2eidyenbeitattl1ngsanltal
BON gornaro =. Nofe %gebradbt. @o=
ro1er Mepers bieit cine Qeidenid)all
oh, mel6e er9ab, baB Ser Malll1 All
natiirliden l1riadet1 nno dpabrldeiit.
lid an Der 6aqinbt geltorbeit lit
Ser Mamt lit 50 Sabre aIt uno i'll
ieine 5einratb @irai1nia, 81, mobir
Die 2eid)e mubrldeinlid) sur @eeroi:
glll1g iiberfiiBrt merberl miro. 1el
Mann ideinf cine quite @iloltltg ,ge.
1rollen. 81. babert llt0 ideint friibe1
.%apobl6abenb gelpeie Ell SIT lem. Nabere
@ermanote idcint ct 1lidt in ser Inn.
.gegelt0 ST. babel1.
Sia gerblbafer bon Goit Decline
|1pllroe ooiel6lt mege1t eilter 5d)lagere;
Iperbaftet ltnO 1tad) Bent Gpu1ttpge.
|fana1iB gebrodt. Seine 9iiraidaf,
|lprtroe auf $1,000 feltgelest. Msift
gd}li luno Stspe &nrfproasfp bon Sill
|pis npnroel, bel ser Sdldgerei ldppel
perlest lllo geifnitten, 10 bob lie ii
%getabrlid)em 3l,italtb lit ibren ySal1.
fern oarnieoerliegen. 3ie 5treitig.
feitell marer bllrd Meinullgsperid)ie.
'oellbetten ilher Ben lscropdiIben &riel
elltltanoelt. ygs lit n1oglih, oaB @erb.
lbafer oepurtirt meroen miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

Sic beloen 11eltel1 1Sellsr Srltds fir
bic blelige Jellerpebr, bie porge1ter1t
alllargen iollten, <ii1o bis iett nod
nldt abgeliefert lporoen. Soffentlif)
|aperoen Oielelbe1 oieie Gage a%nlangen.
elmer Ser Srl1ds lit fiir oas Serlbep
Sole Souie in Siio M%fltscotia1e ltno
Der a10ere lit fir oas Iesclte Sole
@ol1le all ser Mll1l6errp Mpen11e be-
itinnL
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Three Foreign Soups.
egyptian Gumbo.

Cut into small diced pieces a boned,
raw half fowl, a quarter of a pound OF
raw veal, two medium sized white
onions, one seedless green pepper and
two branches well cleaned, crisp celery.
Place these in a saucepan with ane ta-
blespoonful of butter and gently brown
for ten minutes, being careful to stir
with a wooden spoon once in a while.
Moisten with three quarts OF hot wa
ter, add the other half of the fowl,
season with one and half teaspoon
fuls of salt and half teaspoonful of
white pepper. Cover pan and allow to
simmer for forty-fiye minutes. Then
add two crushed, peeled tomatoes and
twelve trimmed fresh okras cut in
quarter-inch pieces. Open and thor
oughly drain on a sieve a third of a
pint of corn and add to the soup with
a teaspoonful of freshly CHOPPED pars-
ley. Mix and allow to boil for forty
minutes longer. Remove fowl and
keep for further use. Skim fat from
soup and serve hot.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
AMERICAN FASHIONS.
BY LILLIAN E. YOUNG.

Truly the new separate coats are
good to look upon More than that,
they are delightfully."- practical. large
and roomy. and no longer too confined
to prevent natural walking. Concern
ing their materials. special attention
has been given to the acquiring Of that
desirable combination of utility and
beauty In the new weaves. There are
the gabardines, needlecords, buckskin
coverts, suede cloths and grosgrain
cloths among the very best. The smart
shades are navy. Belgian blue. sand'
putty, khaki and battleship gray.
English checks are immensely popu-
lar for spring and between season
coats that one always needs. An ex-
tremely good model is depicted in the
sketch, developed in khaki-colored
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Hawaiian Mulligatawney.

Prepare the following articles: Half
sliced carrot, one medium-stzed sliced
onion. half a medium sized sliced tur-
nip, one branch of sliced white celery,
bunch of parsley, two sprigs of bay
leaf, one sprig of thyme. two medium
ripe sliced tomatoes. one sound sliced
apple, one sliced green pepper, half an
ounce of raw ham or bacon cut into
small dice pieces, two cloves and one
piece of lemon rind.
Heat a tablespoonful of butter in
saucepan. Add the above ingredients
and gently brown them for hve min
utes. mixing we'll. Add one table,
spoonful of flour. mix all well and al
low to briskly cook for eight minutes.
mixing once in while. Moisten with
two and half quarts of hot water, or,
better still, hot soup broth. Stir with a
spoon and season with a scant table,
spoonful Of salt, half a teaspoonful of
pepper, dash of cayenne pepper and
one saltspoonful of grated nutmeg. At
the last put in a teaspoonful of curry
powder diluted in a little water. Mix
well again with the spoon and let SIM
mer gently for an hour. Skim the fat
off the surface and skim the mulliga-
taWney through osausl' saueepan; ;,,;,,. Add
sweet cream and two tablespoonfuls of
boiled rice. Mix a little while heating,
but be careful not to allow the soup to
boil again after the cocoanut has been
added
Japanese Soup.
Procure head Of salmon or bass and
place in a saucepan with a sliced car
rot. a sliced onion, two branches of
celery, two branches of parsley. one
bay leaf. u sprig of thyme and Glove
Moisten with three quarts OF water.
Season with two teaSpoonfuls of salt,
half a teaspoonful of pepper. one tea
spoonful of curry powder and gently
boil one an da half hours. Strain the
soup through a cheesecloth into an
other saucepan, add three ounces of
raw rice and gently boil fifteen min
utes. Finely chop one branch OF pars-
| ley and one small onion. Add to the
= soup, lightly mix and boil FIVE minutes
| longer. Remove the skin and bone from
| a pound of fresh halibut, then cut in
half-inch square pieces. add to soup and
/ simmer fifteen minutes. Dilute an egg
| yolk in half a cup of cream and the
juice of half a sound lemon. Add to
soup, carefully mix with wooden spoon
while cooking two minutes, but do not
allow to boil.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
COMB SAGE TEA
into GRAY HAIR
Ladies'! Try this! Darkens beauti-
fully and nobody can tell.
Brings back its gloss
and thic kness.

Common garden sage brewed
into a heavy tea, with sulphur and
alcohol added, will turn gray,
streaked and faded hair beautifully
dark and luxuriant: remove every
I bit of dandruff, stop scalp itching
and falling hair. Mixing the Sage
Tea and Sulphur recipe at home,
though, is troublesome. An easier
way is to get the ready to use
tonic, costing about so cents x
J large bottle, at drug stores, known
| as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
( Compound" thus avoiding lot of
I muss.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is
not sinful. we all desire to retain
our youthful appearance and at
tractiveness. By darkening your
hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sui
} phur no one can tell, because it
J does it so naturally, SO evenly. You
! lust dampen sponge or soft brush
I with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at
( time; by morning all gray hairs
have disappeared. After another
application or two your hair be-
comes beautifully dark. glossy. soft
! and luxuriant and you appear years
! younger.
Evening star., 1915-02-01

covert, with a hairline check in olive
green.
Waist and skirt portions of the coat
are cut in one, except just across the
center front of the waist line, where
the square overlapping corners of the
body are stitched over box folds in the
skirt portion. A straight military line
of closing runs up to the neck. which
is finished with a large empire collar
OF plain covert matching the huge
cuffs that terminate long plain sleeves.
The skirt is cut with considerable
"spring" to flare around the hem. The
black panel curves in a bit at the waist
TO give a semi-ftted line.
Shepherd checks and plaids are quite
az much to be coneidered as ever, for
they. like navy serge, never actually
90 out Of style. though doubtless they
are seen most among the travelling
wraps.
Three e-quarter lengths are very much
in order and are smart in appearance.
All variations of the norfolks are pop
MAR. most of them being quite high
in the neck and finished with military
collars. Pockets are much in evidence.
The return of taffeta is very welcome
in millinery-it makes such smart
bows. 1t is especially good for the
present draped styles.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
Maple Pralines.

into small pieces and added to three
fourths Of a cupful of milk and one
tablespoonful Of butter is the founda-
tion Of these. These ingredients should
be brought to the boiling point, and
let boil until soft ball may be form-
ed when the mixture is tested in cold
water. Then remove from the fire. add
two-thirds cupful Of English walnut
meats cut into small bits and beat until
creamy. Quickly Gone has to work SO
with these) drop from tip Of spoon in
piles on a buttered paper or plate. or a
board covered with parafhn paper.