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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19
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Londonas. Pc dvieju dienq
svarstymo Anglijos parliamentas
uzgyre vienbalsiai iSlaidas uzlai-
fymui 100000 kariumenes, ne
skai;ant lndijos armijq.
Berlinas. Vokietijos valdzios
iSleistas paskutinis suraSas vo-
kiSkos kariumenes nuostoliu da-
bartinej kar6j apima 23,I5S var
dus vokiSkq kareiviQ uzmuStu,
suzeistu If nelaisven paimtu. Xxi
siol iSleistuose I37 suraSuose yra
o26,547 vardai. Apart to yra dar
IA suraSai nuostoliu bavarp,
100 saxq, 1o4 Wuertembergo if
IS suraSu laivyno, apimanciu
I,572 vardus.
Londonas. Rusai paskandino
garlaivi Washington, plaukianti
po Suvienytu Va1stiju veliava.
Laivas tas veziojo visokius daik-
tus Amerikos If kitq Sally Rau-
donojo Kryziaus draugystems,
besirupinancioms suzeistais if
serganciais kareiviais.
Londonas. Korespondentas is
Cologne (Koeln), Vokietijoj, te-
legrafuoja, jog jis suzinojes, kad
kariskoji vokieciu valdzia patare
lsruclo gyventojams, Prusu Lie
tuvoj, apleisti miesta If pasi-
traukti toliaus Vokietijon.
IS sitos zinios, o taipgi turint
omenyj dar if tai, kad pastarai-
siais laikais rusai buvo pradeje
veikti aplink Tilze, kariski ex-
pertai iSveda, kad Prusu Lietu-
Vol netrukus galima laukti svar-
5iu atsitikimu. I tai nurodo Vi
sos zinios, ateinancios paskuti-
nemis dienonis: Danzigo uostas.
svarbiausia stotis vokisku povan-
deniniu laivq, tapo uzdarytas nuo
pereito panedelio; rusai pranese,
kad jie persikele per upe An
gerapp netoli Darkehmen; vo-
kieciai isvyste veikluma apielin-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19

FelKtl ant aDielu SpaIhl-Ir ruSQ
Lietuvoj if Karpatuose.
Berlinas. Oficialis vokieciu
praneSimas sake, kad austro-vo-
kieciai uzeme miestq Suczawa,
pietinej Bulovinos dalyj If mar
Suoja linkui Czernowitz miesto,
kuris tapo rusu apleistas; rusu
garnizonas is Czernowitz pasi-
trauke ! Novosielica, j rytus nuo
CzernoWitz.
Petrogradas. Rusijos biudze-
tas (saskaita iSlaidg if ineigu
vieSpatijos uzlaikymui) tapo uz-
girtas Siqdien dumoj ir valsty-
bes taryboj. VieSpatijos ineigos
1915 metams apskaitliuotos ant
1906 milionu doliariu, o islaidos
ant-I,84o milionu doliariu apart
to apskaitliuojama o. milionai
doliarip nepaprastu islaidu,
Londonas. LaikraScio Daily
Express korespondentas is Ms,
Serbijoj, praneSa, kad bile diena
galima tiketis isikiSimo Rumani-
jos karen, Jis sako, buk is Ber-
mo atejes prisakymas Austrijai
isiverzti Rumanijon pifma, negu
Rumanija pilnai uzbaigs savo ar
mijos mobilizacijq. Austria bull
turi sutraukusi pietinej Yengri-
JOS dalyj, apielinkese niesto Te-
mesvar, apie 100000 kariumenes.
Londonas. Ateinancios zinios
IS rytq nurodo, kad vokieciai pa
siryzo apleisti Lenkija, perkele
savo veiklumq Prusu Lietuvq
kuria iie pasiryzo apvalyti nuo
rusi$kos kariumen6s.
Rusu oficialis pranesimas sa-
ko, kad labai dideles vokie6iu
Jiegos pasirode Rytidej Prusi-
joj If kad rusai traukiasi is
P1usu Lietuvos atgal. Tuom pa
tiu laiku vokieciai prad6jo spau-
sti rusus il Plocko gubernijoj
Petrogradas, Rusijos duma pc
rztyirtinimo valstijos biudzetC
tapo paleista iki ateinancio gruo-
.dzio menesio. Prizes iSsiskirsty-
ma duma prieme keleta rezoliu-
ciju: kad valdzia, kaip galima
greiciausiai pasirupinty ateiti pa
gelbon provincijoms, nukenteju-
sioms nuo kares; kad butu is,
dirbti plianai pensiju nasl6ms il
vaikams; kad kariSkos rezervos
pildancios policjos priedermcS
butq paSaulltos i pulkus. if kat
butu paskirta komisija iStyrimu
su1auzymo tarptautiSkp kariskt
teisiu, ko dasileido vokieGir
austru If turkq armijos.
Sofia, Bulgarijoj. Bulgaria
pasiryzo iSlaikyti tvirtq neutra-
iiteta," pasake Bulgarijos pre-
mieras Radoslavoff lake mitingc
savo partijos salininkq, kuomet
tuvo svarstomas klausimas uz,
traukimo Vokietijoj paskolos.
Westinghouse. Suv. Valstijos
iSsiunte persergejima Anglijai il
Vokietijai.
Vokietija praneSe prizes kelias
dienas, kad j visus Anglijos il
vakarines Francuzijos pakrascius
skate kares zonoj esanciais ii
todel patare neutraliSku saliu lai-
vans laikytis nuo tu vietu is to-
10, mes Vokietijos povandeniniat
laiYai gall juos paskaityti Ang-
'ijos laivais if paskandinti. Ang.
lijos laivas Lusitania, plaukda-
mas / Liverpool, iskele Suv
Valstiju veliava, kad apgauti vo,
kiecius If kad tokiu budu sau
giai priplaukti prie Liverpoolio L
Suv, Valstijos, pasiusdamo>
nota Vokietijai, pasake, kad jei-
gu Americas laivas, pc Ameri.
kos veliava, zutu nuo vokiecip
torpedos, tai Vokietija ,tures III
tai atsakyti if kad Amefika gales
tuomet "pavartoti bile kokias
priemones, reikalingas apsaugoji-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19

sz-c.z.
9iso fronto tarp Jurbarko, kuri5
yra aru Prusu rubeziaus ant
Nemuno, If tarp Lyck. Kad vo-
kieciai uzplukde SuvalkV guber-
Mia, tai nurodo If rusiskieji
teleSramai kuriuose sakoma, kad
rusai pasitrauke Xxi iortjiikuotos
Nenuno linijos." Apie Lyck If
Grajevo, sakoma, eina labai
smarkQs muSiai. AbiejQ pusig
telegramai labai trump, kas pa
rodo, jog labai svarbps atsitiki-
mai pradejo Siose vietose vysty-
.tis).
New York. Xxi sausio 20 d..
Amerikos gyventojai iSsiunte
Belgijos gelbejimui daugiaus ne
gu 10000 tony maisto Ctonas
turi 1000 svaru). Kviecip is
siusta 2o,356 tonai, miltQ-2, $40 {;
Belgijos pabegeliq, Hollandijoj
yra $4,000; Anglijoj jq yra
100000.
Westinghouse. Ispanija krei-
pesi prie vieSpatifp, idant visos,
sykiu susitare, padarytu gala ne
siliaujancioms revoliucijoms
Mexikoj. Ispanijos pasiuntinys
turejo begti is Mexico City il
pasislepti ant Suv, Valstiju ka-
risko laivo, stovejusio Vera Cruz
uoste. Gen. Carranza~ paliepe
lspanijos pasiuntiniui iSsineSti is
MeNiko "a valandas, mes jis
esqs "neseistina ypata.'
Bernas, Sveicarijoj Henryk
Sienkiewicz, zinomas lenkQ ra-
Sejas, yra prezidentu Lenkijos
Selpimo tarptautiSko komiteto,
susitverusio Sveicarijoj. Ignacy
Padarewski, garsus lenku kom-
pozitorius il pianistas, yra to
paties komiteto vice-prezidentu
il netruhus zada atvykti Su-
vienytas Nalstijas, kad gauti 6ia
paramos Lenkijai.
Vargas Lenkijoj yra neiSpa-
sakytai didelis - sake Sienkie-
wicz. Lenkijoj yra $1,000 kaimp
sudegintu if tukstanciai koplytiu
If baznyGiu sugriautu, Deyynios
Lenkijos gubernijos buvo uzim-
tos vokiecip, kurie uzgriebe visa
maista, koki tik galejo rasti.
zmones jieskojo prieglaudos mis-
kuose, kur dabar tukstantiai
mirSta IS badO If SalCio. Mo-
stoliai, Lenllijoj padaryti, iSneSa
1000 milionQ rubliu"
Rymas. Vakarinej Italijoj is
siliejo up5s, il apie $500 zmoniQ
liko be pastog5s. Rymo miesre
iSsiliejo upe Tibras il daugelis
manu- zemesnese vietose paupio
pakrasciais tapo apsemta. Po-
pieziauS palociaus Natikano apie-
linkes yra apsemtos If Natikano
darzas yra pavojuje.
Rymas. Italijos vaIdzia prane-
Sc Nol>ietijai, kad il negali pri-
paint teisingu blokavimo Ang-
lijos pakraSciu, kaip apic tai pa
garsino Vokietijos valdzia. Bio
kada galima pripazinti tik tuo-
met, kuomet j yra pima, t y.
luomet prieSo laivai laiko visus
kraStus pilnai apsuptus savo lai-
vais. Nolietija 81 to negali pa
daryt savo povandeniniais lai-
vais. Italia praneSe, kad il
skaitys Vokietijq kalta, jeigu nuo
to nukent6tq Italijos laivai. To-
kiu budu Italia ziuri j dalykus
taip-pat, kaip il Suvienytos Val
stijos, kurios prizes keletq dienll
nasiunte Vokietijai toxic paties
turlllO nOta.
Londonas. Reprezentantai So
cialistu is talkininku vieSpatijrl
It. y. Anglijos, Francuzijos II
Rus;Jos) susirinko Londone ap-
svarstvti dabartini tarntaniiSka
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19
No.. S

'tyy kad "arba autonomija iai
butu Quota, arba pima neprigul-
lnybe, ir kad visos tautos.--El-
zaso Liotaringijos net Xxi Balka-
nq-kurios buvo prijungtos gink-
10 .jiega, gautq tiesa liuosai savo
IIklm9 nuspresti."
Berlinas. VokiSko laikrasGio
Vossische Zeitung korespondcn-
tas Won Koschuetzki talpina v;rS-
minetam laikrastyj pirma ziniq
apie tai, kokiu budu rusai tapo
priversti pasitraukti is Prusu Lie
tuvos. Vokiskoji kariumene pra-
dejo rinktis j Siaur-rycius nuo
!srutio (Insterburgo).
kaimas Kussen, 9 myliose ]
vakarus nuo Pilkalnio (Pillkal-
LEM, buvo centras, is kurio ora-
sideJo vokiSkos operacijos vasa-
RIO 8 d. IS tia vokietiai pasiunta
Aeleta pulkQ i rytus, kurie ve-
liaus pasuko / pietus. Sic pulkai
pradejo slinkti rytus Sesupes
upes kloniu. Prize Sirvintos mics
to jie perejo rubeziq if, pasuke j
lpietus, uzklupo ant gelezinkelio,
einanGio nuo Kauno j Eidkunus-
Nlrbali. Nokieciai, ineje Suval-
kijon, isiyerze apie 10 verstu nuo
rubeziaus If iSarde gelezinkelio
tiltQ ties Nilkavi5kiu, tokiu budu
atkirsdami rusams, dar esantiems
Prusp Lietuvoj, vienatini gele-
zinkeli,
Desimts tukstanGip rusu If Is
kariskos virtuves, sakoma, tapo.
vokietiQ uzgriebtos nakGia vasa-
rio 10 diena.
Ko~espondentas pasakoia kad
] vakarus nuo EidkunQ, iSilgai ge-
lezinkeIio linijq, jis mates daug
lenklQ rusu pasitraukimo. Vie
moi vietoj jis per5jo pro sunai-
lSintq rusu baterija, kuri matomai
nusjoio paskut;nio savo vyro II
ariilio. Nokieciai giedodami per-
ejo per gatves sunaikinto Eiulu-
nv miestelio.
Toliaus korespondantas pasa-
koja, kad tai buvo lieunga naktis,
if Sitas vokietiu apeiimas buvo
labai sunku nekuriose vietose pa
daryti Provizijos If amunicijos
vezimai slnigo sniegan net Xxi
stebuliQ Reikejo tad provizij2
If amunicija krausyti nuo vezi-
mu kaimieGiu roges, Milznis-
ka vetra su sniegu sulaike tuo-
met vokietius nuo tolimesnio eli
mo.
Berlinas. Kitas correspondent
tas laikraStio Lokal Anzeiger,
DR.. 5. Steiner, paduoda daugiaus
smulkmenu apie vokietiu laime-
jimq PrusQ Liecuvoi Jis pasa-
koja kad Sofa ruSu divizija, ne
tik5tai uzklupta voliiecip zygiu
ties Pilkalniu il Siryinta, mGgi-
no pasitraukti atgal linkui Sta
lupGnu, bet buvo jan pervelu, nes
vol,ietiai tuom lailu jau sp5jo
pasicllti Virbalio, atsiIlliudami to-
kiu budu rusu uzpakaIyje. Sta
sofa rnsp divizija, besitrau5iant
jai ! rytus, tapo bevcik visai su-
naikinta.
Toliaus DR.. Steiner pasakoja,
kad vokiSkoji kavalerija, kuri SUI
naikino gelezinkelio tiltq ties Vii
kaviikiu, tapo uzatakuota rusu
ILa,.oler;;Os L-uri DradS;O +ra,,L-r;
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19


SaNo notoj, pasiQstoj Anglijos
.Valdzla1, Suvlenytos Valstijos
IPraSo prisakyti angliSkiems lai-
vans nevartoti Americas velia-
vos Vokieciu apgavimui, mes tas
gall uzkenkti Amerikos laivams.
torl teise Vartotl saVo prieso su-
'lhollinul heutraliSEv VleSpatiJq
'eliaNas'
Berlinas. Cia kilo CANA nepa-
prastaS sumanymas. Sulyg Sio
sunanymo nutarta kreiptis prie
Vokietijos vidaus dalyku ministe-
lio, kad jis leistu visiems ju-
reiviams nuo Emden skraiduolio
ligulos prideti prie savo dabar
tiniu pravardaiu dar varda En-
nancioms gentkartems atminti
apie sito skraiduolio didvyriskus
darbus. (Iokiu budu jureivis
vardu Martin Schmidt vadintusi
Martin Schmidt-Emden).
Lisbon, Portugalijoj. Portu-
galijoj premieras Monteiro pra-
eSe Siadien. kad Portugaliia
stos talkininku pusen, kuomet tik
ateis tam laikas. Portugaliia vra
suriSta sutartim su Anglia If
apsieme pristatyt 10000 karei-
Win, jeigu Anglia. butu kare-
fiumenes kariavo vakarlnej Al
TlKol' kur voklecial turi saVo
NoAon1Jas'
Paryzius. Zinia, atejusi is Pc
trogrado Havaso telegrafiSka
kompanijq, patvirtina, kad vo-
kieciai skubiai pradejo gahenti
amunlera If TT. gelezlnkellu !
halisa' PaOegeliS, kurls lstruko
Is Lodz II atvyNo ! CenstachaVq'
pasako]a' kad vokieclal su dV1-
suou snarkumu pradeJo baigtI
1pkasus II 1ortliikaciJas Woke
tiJos parubezyJ; sitas darbas bu-
vo pertrauktas per apie sesias
savaltes,
Rvmas. Italijos valdzia pa.
skyre $34,oOo,ooo tolesnicms ka.
1'Skicms reikalams Xxi liepos me-
nesiui. Nutarta taipgi, kad pati
valdzia reguliuotu pirkimus mi
tu il kepimq duonos, kad tuom
sucedijus kviecius il papiginus
Petrogradas. Generals rusv
, Stahas iSleido vasario Ia d. Sc.
kanti oficiali praneSima:
i "MuSiai ant desiniojo krantc
upes Vislos (Plocko gubernijoj)
.aipsniSkai vystosi ant fronto nuc
Mochovo iki Ostrolenkos.
"Apielinkese Lyck, Raigrod il
Graievo muSiai pasizymi puseti-
MI smarkumu. Toliaus i Siau-
rius musu kariumene atsoko at
gal ant fortifikuotos Nemuno
upes liniios. (Sitie. musu pa
braullti, zodziai parodo. kad
Siauri11S mo GraieyO V visOi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19

Londonas. Reprezentantai So
cialistp is talkininkQ vieSpatijl
It. y. Anglijos, Francuzijos il
RusiJos) susirinko Londone ap.
svarsyti dabartini tarptautiskq
pad5jima Mitinge prezidentavo
James Keir Hardie, socialistas If
Anglijos parliamento sqnarys.
Apie taikq nebuvo svarstoma,
mes delegatai nutare, kad mega
lima tureti jokios vilties susitai-
kinimui, kol vokiSkas militariz
mas neDus sutrintas."
Susirinkimas prieme rezoliuci-
jas, kuriose reikalaujama, kad
Belgija butu iSliuosuota If kad
jai butu atlyginta, taipgi, ka)
Lenlijos klausimas butV iSriStas
sulyg Lenkijos gyventojq moro,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19

Ryrnas. Italijos vaIdzia pa
skyre $34,ooo,ooo tolesnicms ka-
,'Skicms reikalams Xxi liepos me-
nesiui. Nutarta taipgi, kad pati
valdzia reguliuotu pirkimus nil
tn ii kepimq duonos, kad tuom
sucedijus kviecius il papiginus
duonos kama.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19

Sayo uotoj, pasiqstoj Anglijos
valdziai, Suvienytos VaIstijos
PraSo prisakyti angliskiems lai-
vans nevartoti Amerikos velia-
vos vokieGip apgavimui, mes tas
gall uzkenkti Amerikos laivams.
Sulyg tarptautiSkq tiesu anglai
turf teise vartoti savo pricso su-
vilioiimui neutraliSku vieSpatijq
veliavas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19

New York. Xxi sausio 20 d..
Americas gyventojai iSsiunte
Belgijos gelbejimui daugiaus ne
gu 10000 tonp maisto (tonas
turi 1000 svaru). KvieciQ is
siusta 2o,356 tonai, miltu--2,3 $40 !:
Belgijos pabegeliq, Hollandijoj
yra 10000; Anglijoj jp yra
100000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-19

Rymas. Vakarinej Italijoj is
siliejo up5s, if apie $500 zmoniQ
liko be pastoges, Rymo mieste
iSsiliejo upe Tibras il daugelis
manu- zemesnese vietose paupio
pakraSciais tapo apsemta. Po-
pieziaus palociaus Natikano apie-
link6s yra apsemtos il Natikano
darzas yra pavojuje.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30
PRETTY FROCKS for CHILDREN

withal is perfectly simple. The en-
broidery is of the effective sort. not
close or difficult to do, and it could
be still further simplihed by using the
scallops only, for scalloped edges are
very fashionable and they do not re-
quire any additional work TO make
good effect. Close beside it is to be
noted a little Empire irock that is
especially interesting because Of the
fact that it combines the Empire line
with japanese sleeves and it is in Just
such combinations that this season
eNcels. 1t is a very charming little
irook, pretty tor all the fine summer
materials and it means scarcely any
labor to make it. In the back view, it
is made OF white material with square
neck and with loose sleeves scallopcd
and that treatment is a dainty one.
In the front, view. one Of the pretty
little lowered crapes is the material
and the crepes are surprisingly lovely
this summer
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30

An all white evening gown is made
Of point d'esprit combined with MULE
and the MULE is richly embroidered
with gold to give an effect impossible
to describe and beautiful beyond
words Mule and organdie are being
much used. much shown and in COM
bination with tule. with lace and with
point d'esprit in distinctly novel ways.
An exquisite race gown for example, is
made of white tulle combined with
MULE The skirt consists of two deep
founces of the tulle and on each is a
wide hem Of the MULE. The bodice
consists If a very wide girdle that ex-
tends below the waist-line to the hips.
and quite to the bust and this giidle is
made entirely Of the tulc on which are
applied scrol-like motifs Of the mule
and above the girdle the tulle is draped
in eSquisitcly soft and becoming folds.
Wide girdles indeed make something
Of feature Of this later showing and
they are found in material and also in
ribbon, sometimes plain and some
times draped. but always swathing the
figure.
A lovely gown Of the lingerie sort is
Of white taheta, drapcd and yelled
with finely plated orsandie and richly
trimmed with flet lace 1t is finished
with a girdle Of blue MORE ribbon that
is knotted over each~hip TO fall in long
sash ends
White linen is being used in count
less ways. An extremely handsome
race gown, suggestive Of the Greek
idea, is made with a skirt Of black
satin and with what is known as a
coat bodice or tnuic Of white linen
embroidered in heavy threads and
finished at the neck and sleeves with
frills Of tulle. The tunic is really a
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30
LATEST FADS AND FANCIES OF FASHION
Described By MAY MANTON
LATEST

NOWNS that Paris designed for
exhibition have been copied
and shown for our benefit and
we are seeing perhaps more summer
costumes bearing the genuine Partisan
stamp than often is the case. To say
that they are cxquisitely lovely, dainty
in conception and in treatment is to
say little, they really are a revelation
and in addition TO being charmed with
the creations themselves, one is held
spellbound with admiration over a
PEOPLE who can continue doing such
wonderful work and developing the
artistic side under stress Of conditions
efore which the whole world stands
appalled, We have seen afternoon
gowns morning gowns and evening
gowns, race gowns and race coats and
and among them ALL there is nothing
that is not beautiful. Moreover there
IS nothing that hints Of such extremes
as have been talked and as have been
seen now and then. Skirts arc prettily
gracefully. becomingly short, but they
are not grotesquely short. Colors are
for the most p9ft quiet, much white
is used and also much black; natural
colored pongee is greatly in evidence
hut it always is frightened in ono way
or in another so that there is just a
sense Of perfect color effect and of in
finite charm left upon the mind.
A really brilliant evening gown is Of
rlack tulle and Jet with two exquisite
rcd roses to give a touch Of color and
TO Justify the term brilliant The
under skirt is Of satin draped and the
drapery at the left side is held by one
Zig red rose. There is a plain skirt of
black tulle. soft and full there is
.econd skirt Of the same tulle which
forms a deep point at each side and
this skirt is edged with wide tulle ruff
hes; there is a third shorter skirt that
forms a point at the front and at the
back The bodice forms a deep V
at the front and back and is one bril-
liant mass Of jet sequins and the
sleeves are Of the tulle, softly drapcd.
There is a second rose clevcrly placed
at the lower edge Of the corsage Just
back Of the left arm. 1t is really a
wonderful gown; the skirt, graceful
soft and billowy and the bodice, bril-
liant and scintillating. the rose giving
relief from an otherwise over-black
effect
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30

TT lie an easy matter to dress the
children charmingly and attract
lively this season for their gar
ments are really fascinatingly beautiful
both in material and in style The
Empire line is liked for the little tots
and also the low Vaist-line and since
there are some children to whom one
is the more becoming and some to
whom the other is the better adapted.
the season that allows both is an in
teresting one.
Embroideries arc being greatly used.
both the machine embroideries and
the embroideries that are worked onto
the material and those trimmings are
essentially childlike. Here, in the
picture are shown some very pretty
models The little sleeveless dress Of
linen that is worn over a white guimpe
perhaps is as good a one as could
be found for girls from six to twelve
years Of age. Il is exceedingly smart.
shows the very newest features and
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30
Cod a la Bschamol.

Take two cups Of cold cod. carefully
faxed. season with Tablespoonful
Of salt and quarter OF a teaspoonful Of
pepper. Make sauce as follows;
Put two ounces OF butter in a sauce
pan and stir in an ounce and half
Of -four. Mix well and stir in two
cups Of clear stock, stir and cook until
il boils Then add a dessertspoonful
Of mushroom catsup. two tablespoon
fuls Of cream and salt and pepper to
taste. Let simmer a few minutes.
Add two ounces more Of butter and
the Goldfish and heat thoroughly.
Turn the FISH into baking dish.
Make a border around the edge with
buttered points Of bread sprinkle
tuttcrcd bread crumbs over the hsh
and brown the bread point, ard
crumbs niccly in the oven
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30

bodice and over-skirt in one. held at
the waist-line by a cord and the
effect Of the embroidered linen over the
satin is marvellously rich and mar
vellously beautiful. Needle-work is
indeed employed in every possible
way. As has been known for a long
time, there is an inevitable shortage
Of lace and made trimmings, there
fore, the ruf7es. ruches and embroid-
cries are being called into requisition
and some Of the effects obtained
thereby are charming in the extreme.
FoI the most part, the sleeves Of the
summer costumes are OF three-ouarter
length and afternoon bodices show a
collar high at the rack but open at the
front but Of course it is impossible to
lay down any fixed rule
An exquisite costume designed for
a garden party or for the races as may
he, is made in second Empire style
with four hounccs Of lace and each
founce is yelled by a second Of chiffon.
the edge Of which is piped with
narrow bias folds. The corsage has an
elaborate under bodice Of lace with
round neck but the over-bodice is
Of the chiffon with plain high neck
and full long sleeves and is fastened
with large ball-shaped satin covered
buttons The waist-line is slightly
drawn in. in conformity with the style
and is defined by a sash Of white satin
the ends Of which are finished with
small pink roses and there is bunch
Of these same roses oleverly arranged
at the edge Of the third hounce just
little to the left Of the front.
We are to have a summer Of many
possibilities. Of really rich oppor-
tunities.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30
GOOD HOME COOKING
Some Recipes that Should be in the Scrap
Book in Every Home.

Boil and mash six good-sizcd white
potatoes, as for the table, adding
butter, hot milk enough to moisten.
salt, celery salt and pepper Chop
fine a medium-sizcd onion and fry a
golden brown in little butter or bacon
fat. Take a dozen young carrots, tour
new turnips and a large sweet potato.
Boil separately and chop fine and add
to the potato and onion. Season
highly with salt and pepper and
tablespoonful Of minced parsley and
form into outlet shape Dip into
slightly beaten esg. roll in bread
crumbs and cook in deep, hot FAT until
a golden brown. Serve with a brown
or tomato sauce.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30
Crust for Beef.tsak Pie.

Into one cup sifted -four mix quarter
teaspoonful salt and tesspoonful bak-
ing powder. Then rub in with tips
Of fingers two small tablespoonfuls
Of butter and lard. Moisten with
about thrcc-quartcrs Of a cup Of milk
or just enough to make a soft dough.
Pat out and roll into shape. cut
diagonal Sits in the top and cover the
pic. A few dumplinss Square piecesl
Of the dough can be placed on top
before covering Add one cup Of
stock made from fat and liqour
in pan after meat is Drowned
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30

Cut one pound Of round steak into
pieces about two inches square dredge
with -four and brown ina little butter
or beef suet in sauce pan. Just as
soon as meat is brown on outside
remove from the pan. Parboil two
potatoes, cut into eighths or into balls.
Put the meat and potatoes into a
baking dish. season with a tcaspoonful
salt and quarter Of a teaspoonful
pepper and very little sweet marjoram
or minced parsley. Cover with a crust
made as follows:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-04-30
stswed Rhubarb.

after cutting of leaves wash thor
oughly and cut in pieces about an
inch long. Allow half pint OF sugar
TO every pint OF fruit. Place in double
boiler. cover and cook until soft Il
too tart to suit tho taste add more
sugar Do not stir II as il is nicer u
leave the pieces unbroken