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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-01
6inoenburs aIs 8eidater Sss
fleinen @ei@dftsmanues.

ssn Der r9fidter5eihine" per6fatt.
Iiat aanogeridtsratb Sr. Mangler
in Sresoen.aoidapit efnen sllrflat :
,Gie beutiae 9fidter3eitung ltuo Sin.
benbilrg." Sarin giebt er einen Brief
Siilocnburgs tDieber, ben oieier on
oie oberIten &cidtsiteuen seriftet bat.
2ieicr 9rief belellbtet Die Gorge bic.
les grpben Muunes I'M ieiHe Gclba-
ten. Ger grief lalltet:: -
Gin 9eri6tsppusieber a. 8. &o
mems ssinboIb in 8ensberg lit nit
Ser 9itte an midi berangetretegt, ietne
geItrebungen sil unteritiisen, Die es
iid 5l,r 9IuTgabe gelnabt ,babe1l, ben
I'M Scl6e itebenoen sDsdnuern bic
Gorge Inn ibre in Der Seinuth idJDer
ringenben sSarniIien 5lt erIeidtern.
sSinbplb bat bierbei Die SaltereIien
bor eaem bes eerperblidRn Nhttel-
Itanecs i'm slusc, fIeinerer @eidafts.
lelte, Sar,bDerfer uuO @elperbetrei.
bcroer, Die in Sriebens5eiten ibr all.
tes slusfon1men buben, iest aber @e'
iabr laufen, Sab l,no Gut 5,i perlie.
rem l!no na6 @eer,bis,lrg bes &rie.
ges su beiisIoien Sagelobmrn bera6.
ecbriift 81. tDeroer.
3ablreibe @eiufR BON Gmsebori.
gen Ser i'm selbe iteberlben SoIouten,
Die I'M Silfe ODER Inn l1nteritiitung
poten. seigen mir, baB Serr STnbclo
bier tbatidhfi4 eine @ltnoeS bIobse.
legt bot,
Na6 Der gntpidelung Der 6eut.
ihen 8oIfsttfrtbidnft fil,6 gernbe bic
fIeineren 8eidyaftsbetriebe fat ans.
nabmslos altf Die ss1anipru9nabmc
erbe6lher are5ite angetpieien. Sir
Die Suriidgebliebenen Sra,ien nno
slngcboriget lit es cine itd,lbtse
i8tpere Gorge, Bel Ben burb cen
Aricg eeibaifenen 3ablunss. ,rlb
MISREPRESENTATION bas @eifaft bes
Mannes ober 8aters aufreft5uerbal'
fell. GIele gorge aber iptrff ldDmeltD
auf ben Wann i'm Stiise1gra6e,l,
,tu 10 mebr, iperm er feline gusittt
aui SiIfe uno 9elieruns jcet tpie mad
Scnt Srieoensidluiie sli erfen,ten Der.
mag
Sier enti6eibenbe albbiIfe slt ihaf.
fen, lit fiir Die ipirtbidaftliae Rraft
nnh bamit fir bic 3uf,lnft unieres
8oterlmbes BON er0Bter geoeutung.
Gas Reid n1lib bic @efabr beiei.
tigelL oab Elm GROCER Sbeil ieiner
tiiNtigen unb iuirtbifJaftlid ielbIt.
ItGi,oieen Sobnc perarnlt aus oem
ariege beimfebrt, ober @efabr Iauft,
lofort oen 6laubieern in Die S1nOe
3i iallen ilno ipirtbidaftlib NIT Jr.ul
,lnb ainoern airiammen5ltbretben.
g(n fol6en Roten barf aud Der
Sssrfiibrer, BEN bic Gorss Inn bas
Debl fsinss Solsa.su am Assssa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-01

Mdnnes. bic bic @ruDbbebinsung bils
bet ni1t nur fiir bas Dair1halten,
ipnoern fir ben ent59eibenben Gieg,
Derlanst als fidere @Drbebingung bas
BepuBtfein ber ipirtbf f9aftli9en Sis
derbsit fir bic 0absimgebliebenen
fiipb bic 9offnuns empDrfrebenber
getbdtisungsm6gIihteit fna9 ben,
Jrieben.
Die sroBen @erfbiebunsen i'm
Mirtbsidaftsleben ber Ration, fpie Tie
ieBt f1pn unb gang befonbers na@
8eenbtsuns hes arieses Dor iia se=
ben iDerbeH, niiifen elm ipirtbf fhaftlib
gefunbes unb neutrality-suspicious.
Bolt porftnben.
BON 9tnbenburg,
@eneralfelbmarfhan unb Sberbes
febIsbaber Der sefammten beuts
f1en Streitrdfte i'm Often.
Sa5u bemerft Der @erfaFer bss sez
nannten Guffabes: Gs mutbet mans
den BON ilns seipiB eisenartis an, bab
Der srobe 5eerfiibrsr i'm Jelbe reberl
ieinen gepaltisen 9ufsaben AaufS rein
mtlitdrifdem @ebiete aud nod bic
beridlunsenen ¬en iinferer Wirth=
f9aftsperfaifuns lSfen forl. glber
oas UT ia ebsn Der Segen Der militGs
ridden grsiebuns in Deutfdlanb, bab
or tpirflide Siibrer, Siibrer aiid in
pirtbihaftIthen @erbdltn:fen, ere
iieben ldbt, fiji, bic ,es feline RnOten
gu lDfen. funbern Snur 81 burHhaae,
si6t. 6dtten mir mebr 2ubenborffe
unb 5inbenburge, 70 ipiirbe mir audi
eber Der S2ipieristeiten sSerr, bic
iih felbif bei rem geringfiigisften
ipirtbfdaftliten Tinsen isber notb=
tpen6ise Reform in @efaft Der Beben=
fen eiltsegeniteuerl, bie Sic BebenfIiG-
fststrdmsrsi Der Suriften geiDDhuIid
auftgiirint.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-01

a.. ~ & 5: Z, a.. M,
lsr,:S w p'.bss uAs / Ityssss5tupa.' sm !,
yHssss mpasN apIrN1@ sMee usuHM.' nv
sss sysNss nsssr .l2lpls1sgsM X Az S..' ::
guslu'nsM psI ~ oelaldgIssn :ve!lsln 81 =
asus.sps1ss ~ s. 2Ssr15eug oes Sst'esss ~
I'@dlieh sa!. as'r Melnen q'sr
u Dnttr al Mntpn 1an ..
Die Dfterreihif1 ii,,gdrifMe s5Ipts
fe bat bic 1rabitipn Hesetboffs nis
fallen Iuifen. ga. iiesbiIbet Elm @eis
fpiel bafiir. ipel1 lebenbiss Rrdft in
elmer Srabition ipirf5aul iperben
fann.s Mbmiral !6aas trat i'm Sabre
1918 als 9fahfofger Mlontecuccolis
an bic Spite Der sFlptte., Gr lit 1851
| i'm beite beib umftrittenen Splmein
seboren itnb lit 1869 @eeta6ett ses
iporben. RAD tpemfelmbeu 0ieritftels
Hen ip,trbe er 1906 sfontreobmiral,
1903 4pnimanbdnt Der @efammts
estabre, 1912 eriter sylotteninipettear.
IS gelang Inn. bic bein1if9en SGfen
nor benl melt iiberlesensn syeinb 3u
| f6iisen unb einens febr erfolgrei1en
unterfeebpotfriea ms 2eben 5u rufen.
Mbmiral Sams bat itabltlarblidenbe,
e9te blaie Ssenannsdusen. gr 1T ein
burapeg mubernsr @eiit, felbit bpller
SmitiattDe unb elmer, Der bic sSnitia-
tipe ber Intergebenen ipedt. Gr be1
berri9t ale tedniiden Defails unb
bat ii9 babel bod ben Bid fir oas
@anse erbalten. Ser frifae 3ilg, ber
In ietrer Jlotte berrfht, 3eigte fic1 ber
Welt, als am eriten Sage bes Srata
brud)s Stalien.s Oiterretdif4e Sdiffe
bliBartis f9neH CUR Gtelle iparen unb
bur9 3eritOruns pon @traben unb
8abnen ben italienii9en @ornlarf1
gesen ben Sfonao tpefenttih pera0sera
zen; IT,: m..s -. mr,.s
g.'s ga.'5s ys:.ge St.a Spn =. a,s'lpns'g
@ I.,.s'. 'pare ao: " p,sls.A 1ulIas i!uW da
h;.;a ,,;.ssa. aSer e,: psla'aalsA aas aosl r. aa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-01

@ef9i1tem bpn Mbprf
Ieen5el. Gin Geier fhreibt: Gins
NAL mar nein Batter nit Menael 3ii,
iammensetroffen, unD es mar BON be5s
fen beriibmtein 8ilbe .GlStenfDn5ert"
bie Rebe getpeieu. Da bate Menaet
ertldrt, ct tDnne bas Bib i,idt mebr
leioen iiro ipiirbe es, ipenn es nod
ibm sebSrte, am Iisbftsn perni1ten.
Mar,ims CT. Der 70 peinlif) beuliibt
mar, aIIes, itpas e. maItt, fddlid ri1s
| ttg barauitellen, bdtte auf baS giotenr
blatt tatt JlStsnnoien Rlapisrnotea
ssfebt! Geinen Usueysifsy TIM Gtrsben
lanH mr5r4eit inisss RuuA ttp4h
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aud folgenbe @efdidte, bic i4 aus
Der Gr56blilng zines Der 8etbeiligteT
tsnne: MGbtenp bes Gelbauges in
9Dbmen 1866 tpiit5ete bie Gbolera inl
9eere. Ser Generalarst, Der Elm @hoz
leruIa5arett befihtigte, bielt es fir
feline Pfli9t, big auf ben binteritelt
5of poransringen, mo Mbfall, 1lnratb
nnb audi bie aabIlofen 2ei@en aufse=
bGilft lasen. sSSn bisier sefdbrli4en
llmeebans itaHb. eifrig aeianenb.
Mbolf Men5el unb lieb iib nidt fort=
peifen.: go gut tpie Der Mrst ii@ Der
Mnfed,lngsgefabr dusieBe, nleinte er.
miiFe bies aud Der Riinfler tbun,
ipern iein Beruf es furbere - ano er
blieb. @iele Sabre fpdter maren in
ber grpben Qlusftenung BON @emdlben
unb Stiaaen MenSels mebrere 8ldtter
gu ieben, Die ben 5of sines Gbolerala'
5aretts barFenen, unb bic offenbar
BON ienem Sage beritammer.
s@Detbe unter preabis
i1er 3enlur. Sn .bem berrliheit
,&atalpg BON s. q. 2e1inss, 9anb>
Notwithstanding, ben, Der Sobn
@ottbolb 2eiIins but erfaeinen lafen,
tpirb untsr iinSdbligen anberen tpihti.
gen 8risfen uu9 Elm unbatirter grief
Dpn 9lbelbert bon Gbamiiio, tpabrs
ffeinlid aus bem Sabre 1928, naitges
fbeiIt. Der Brief 1T an s. W. 9nbib
geIHrieben, ben langidbrigen literari@
id5en 6ramatursilhen 9erihterlfatter
Der ,WoiIiI9en 3eitung". Der |riels
iareiber ipenbet iid gegen einige ld@
9erli@e WtiBsriffe ber 8srliner Sen.
fur. bic untT anbeem in elmer fur
elm literariI1es glutt beitimmtsn
lleberisbung DON 8erangers n&arten-
legerin4 bic lebte Stropbe seitridsn
unb bic lanse 3sit itrens perbotcn
bate, 6st feitliden @elesenheiten @oes
Ties a,i eripa1nen. Damn fdbrt er fort:
limb erf als In ben Sfientliden 8lats
tern 8erlins sebrudt Sr leien itanb:
Der aSnig 2ubpis BON 8anern babe
goetb.n einen @eiu9 absefdttet.
fd)ien Der iiber ibn perbGngfe Werrnf
einise ainberuns 3u erleiben s. tpsr
tunn bic preuBiihe &egiernng permOs
gen, iib lanser fir 4lbernbeiten bss
be3ei4nsten Snldges DsrantDort!id
All ertIGren9 - Sc prsbt fth Der
fromm bertrauenbe 9lusrlf aus ui,s
ierer tiefften Bruit:ii le rDt le iapoit!N
(Wenn Der sfSnis ss Uabts).
Wer's tinem re&t MAIDEN
tSmnte l'g
.Sbrs 5rdu fOIlte ulebr aus iidb bers
disseben!"
ST. bat ia idon 70 ipenis an.
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ehaengeindje-@eibIidl

sSfe4engciiidje Tciblidl.
Mib6en (slusIdnberin) ,piinftpt slrbett als
0efnirrtpuiterin bon 8 ilbr @orm. bis nbr
asadu. Gobn $3.50 PEE s4o&e. u6rc.fs:
1929 gince Gtrae. g. Gto6.
@d66en, beutibes, init 8aefcrrnsen fiiGt
GteHe aIs atubeeIndbGen. 9. o., 15l4
m,oore Ctr, 2. Stpd.
Srau, beirtf6e, 5ttt GteIe filr Rii&euarbsit
in 5oteI poer Neitauraut. 1421 St0ee Ctr,
B. Stod bintrn ~
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@eibIid.

Gin autes M;db&en bon unsefdbr IT
Sabrer. I'M Bel Der Suusnrbeit mitauteIfs;r.
gsa9sufraoen s2h Gft g6@huon Strase.
tpS
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Gdb@en tar augemeine Sdnsarbetf. Gutes
Hobn. 252 Gbrman NneHue. Hbone snpn
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ltest, ni6t a6tlos boriibersepen. Sc
1T mir baber cine iparm empfunbene
pffi9t, auf bic pben seIhilberten
@efalren unO ahf Sic glotbmenbisa
teit 6inauipeiien, reat5eitis auf be,n
Wege Der geIebgsbung Mbbilfe au
tdaffen. Sas pflihtsefiibI unb Der
tobesmutbise @eiif unferer armeen
Osrlanst 9eaenleiituus su Sauie audi
auf bieiem @sbiete.
!. Dis RssoeH,rafs tsSts eiustlrtt
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q ebr etmfod.

sMariim nobl Der Sieg" In Der
syigltrgeinesggcibes bnrgeltelTt ipiro2"
,Dns ipirit Gu bcgreifen leruelt,
'tpent Nu erit cinmrI Ssbsiratbet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14
Scores the doll"

TO he Editor OF Woman's Page.
Dear Mndam-In nearly all tho daily news.
papers published In the large oltica today we
scnornlly deHcribrR herself Az attractive nnd
hkylah; why y i we never read anything
about The Intelligent girlf Has she pussed out
own Does this same lntolliEence prevent hcr
from taxing her heart problems to strangers
A few years ago, before the fashions became
80 eNtrfmc, tho pretty girl was always the
most popular. Now the lady OF fashion reignH.
No young man likeb TO escort a young lady to
and the fashionable girl IN the pretty one
II u said the Intelligent girl always holds
sway. nut n this In true, Il IN only In her
Tor her intellect and prove Rood company
NJ times; she may even have wonderful son-
ysTHatlonal powers, nut this one redesmng
Eitt seams 10 have passed on with the old.
fashioned. II II to her men turn when I'm a
talkltlve mood. hut they always drift hack to
the ''JollH,' who think tho shorter their skirts
and ana the less OF their fncea they show the
There H. "a certain type of man who though
he pets ana hattarH these walking models. Te-
HpectH them less than their more uOdeat siaterH.
We can generally take Il for Erunted that
the up-to-dhte Flri has little or no knowledge
Into matrimony ana expect 20 lead "A happy lfe
WIN "a woman who does not know the nrst
lhlhg ahout keepiug a. home together seems to
ne an unholynbls problem. DO YOU not think
went INTO her new home with thorough knowl-
sssSS,ot ssasSS or home, inakins rather than what the
Many disagree with me. but think there is
more rrHrri on tnr nuuH part Jnan On the
womans after few years ot married life,
for what she waB II girl she generally proves
gosmetics generally outves her love Tor her
huFhhhd' q, w. II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

sSNTRs JIMMY" nuttcrcd into the break.
lHl fast room this morning all smiles
and dimplog, waving "A Wedding invitation.
"Suc Wentworth and Billy Fulton arc
to be married. December 20," she an
uouncod Before had time to ask single
question she breathcsHly continued. ~ was
afraid that Billy never would muster up
enough courage to propose. Sue Is rolling
in wealth. while he hasn't a button besides
what he earns ht his profession, I'm
mighty glad that he pocketed his pride
and saved Sue the humiliation OF becoming
a nlco little old maid with her II was
Billy or no one Robin, youll have TO help
me buy Sues gift ia like II TO be some
thing different The usual housekeeping
present In not to be thought of Sue Is an
orphan, aud has a big, elegant house, fur
uighed to the queens taste. what would
you suggest getting her7'
Has she n hobby NJ any sort2' I asked
yes, music She's mad about opera
y you can call that u hobby" said Mrs
Jimmy"
At the mention of opera" ! thought Of
the fascinating opera sets, each one con-
Fisting OF fan. scarf and corsnge
bouquet that l had stopped to admire only
yesterday
told Mrs Jimmy about these very
latest accessories and she decided that II
they were really good-loolslng she wants to
send one to Sue
said not word more, but waited for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14
DIARY OF A WELL-DRESSED GIRL
A Dress.Kanitp GYt 70 an Ardent Opera.Goer

"Mra. JImmys" opinion of the sets when
she saw them. She simply went into rap
lures. as I knew she would and had the
salcsRiri spread the different varieties out
on the counter 40 that ahe could select the
prettiest.
She picked up one of the largest fans
Of ostrich feathers IN a wonderful shade
Of fame The scarf that went with u
was 81 Japanese silk embroidered In gold
and the corsagc flower was n large gold
rose. But Mrs Jimmy remembered that
sue wasn't partial to daring coiors
The salesgirl suggested that try on
the different sets ~ that Mrs Jimmy
could get tho full effect Of the coiorlnE
I chose all the pastel combinations draped
the pink. blue nile green. lilac and rose
scarfs over my shoulders, pinned tho cor
sage bouquets to my frock and waved the
lovely feather fans back and forth.
Sue IL evidently extremely artistlc In
her manner of dressing, for Mira Jimmy"
was ~ afraid Of buying her tho wrong
thing. Finally. she saw tho set that sat.
isncd her idea OF what the bride would
like.
Tho scarf was Of japanese silk In
unique Oriental design. combining Dalest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14
Apple Buffers

70 fhf hdHor of WDmdHs Page.
Dear Madam am sending in directions Tor
making several kinds Uf buftera
Cider Apple Butter. Uhe sweet cider OF sood
quaity and appleg that cook easily. Boil The
elder down une-half. Maah. peel. quarter and
core the apples, carefully cutting out All de-
ceyed spots. boil ether equal quantities Of
apples and boiled down cider. Boil the apples
f1ridiy unui thes hocone tender as 10 bo
uualy, utherNlse they will sink To the bottom
ana ecorCh. Continue The cook ing more slo,ylv.
II the quaniity n small. run tho apples through
lhe coiauder, place the pulp in a stone croek
ard cook it "a = SLOW oven. stirring ID al ia.
I4ffaia of hftFen minutesi Otherwise stir Il con.
4fanti> IRON this tiIne 10 prevent II acorchinE
aHd % make Il smooth II the butter Is mol
emc4th when It has the rignt consistency. add d
lIfiia elder and continue the boiling aud stirring
Add sugar ~ any timo IL butter 10 moi sweet
enaush suit the taste,
lfabappa Butter. ~ Crabappie butter L sllght-
= lnierlor 10 elder spple butter, hut ~ crab
4RHlea are ucarls always abundant and cheap II
4asH4a welcome substitute la aome ye4rS.
fesh ihe prabapples well, cut them up sslthout
HeflinE ur rorng thnm. piace diem iu 4 ssfaniie
HHE4I4 Au1 anoa9n Wafer almost 20 cover them
I'D boil tnan aiaHlN uDsli they fall 70 pieces.
4Aen press kne crabappif4 through d sfanlta
esIaHder. AID the pulp % The wafer IA which
AHa EFau1NnIaa Here DouAed and allow 10
simmer until ID T. thlck. ADJ enoush suEar 10
HHaaEan The butter aud III desired 4 Iitfi5
zHlea- Confinu1 lbs Boiling. 4iih constant stlr-
f|HH Until tha butter y paFftuily amnoth ana
af ne right eunaiatoucys prs if praferftd lhs
seeking MAJ Be dQaq in stone crock "a 4 slow
aHsas fAra.l q 81 j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14
DERS- BEAUTY QUERIES HINT

yellow, rnauve and silver It for,n.s -
fnl folds over the shoulders, ana a. -.
tapseia " HtFtI
The fan was unusually lovely. IN. -.
yellow feathers were straight and no,,'...'. ~.
on amber sticks Mrs Jimmy. 80 I. -
Sue would love n. as there was so7,..s,l.i sast
very gorgeous and ''richfoiksy" abou, -.
Der and yellow ostrich piumaea N
rhe most exquisite corsaKs aow.. !.
rleted this set. a huge orchid of 49,.
velvet IN wonderful coioringa Trn 49,.
leaves Of shaded green velvet Isv ~.
against the bodice. and long sten, -.
with silk. and tight bud Of vsiv., 80 80
from the full.biown flower. II was sA....s
ing. and ] raved about H.
Mrs Jimmy" said that shs -.
some one would give her the psls ~.
set for her wedding anniversary s,sl
think I'll "buEE" IN Iimmy's ear.
7 wouldn't mind having the vh,.
silver set myself, but IN my widest v,,,.-s
1 couldn't see Dad paying such pr,c. y.
a fan and scarf ="
fCoovvtrbt1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

MY MARRIED LIFE
G EpentfuL Morning Of the First DaR's Outing
~ ADELE GARRISON

comfortable 30 sure to wear sensible
hhoce"
Il have n pair that know will do They
need brushing. though
Leave them outside your door" Dicty
gayly commanded I'm the best imitation
Pullman porter you know
'fll give them to you now, and you can
do them while taRe my bath. Will that
be all riRht7"
Sure. Anything to obllse'
tubbed rapidly and then with my bath
robe wrapped tightly around me. for ] felt
chilly, ! took down two Of my dresses and
debated which should wear
one was a green rough cloth made sim.
ply IN one piece with striking little vest
and collar and cuffs ~ Scotch plaid IN
soft silk II was most comfortable little
gown, one that had worn great deal.
with II would have to wear my long heavy
coat felt that the day was too warm for
me 10 bear tho weight Of II walking.
THE TELEPHONE RANG
The other costume was u suit which
had made for my trouFFcau. n brown cheviot
onc-picce gown with coat 10 match. n
was strictly tailored and / was quite proud
" lts lines and general appearance had
rot ~ furs n cap, tlppet and mum mod
est but really good dark fur. which would
be just the thing to wear with the suit
womanlIke, / was glad that could de.
eide conscentiouHly upon the brown suit
II was Infinitely more becoming than the
heavy coat The fact that II would be moro
comfortable, also, made me perfectly salts
ned with my decision
Hero your shoes. Mlssis Graham" plclty
Initiated Katle's voice 40 perfectly that
really thought she was behind me until
turned around and saw him bowling low
the shocR held toward me. They shonc with
conscientious brushing
- suppose you want tip said
only this" Dlcky caught mo and kissed
me. Spreading out your wardrobe to
make a selection? Better not tako too long
deciding We're going into the country
you know No need 10 doll up"
am not going TO doll up" ] returned
Indignantly You told me to ye-r tho most
comfortable thing.I had, and ! nave Just
decided upon the brown suit and my furs
"uf course the fact that that brown
combination ls the most becoming suit you
own had nothing to do with IT," teaaed
Dckey He dodged out OF the door Just In
time to escape a pillow which l threw at
him.
dressed rapidly. and when Katie called
us TO breakfast DIoky's approving glance nj
my costume made me feel aE II the day had
started most auspicioualy We both ate a
heavy breakfast. for Khtic'R mullins. brOll-
ed ham and eggs fried just right were too
tempting TO he ignored by more delicate ap-
petltes than ours
Shall we walk TO the station? we
have plenty Of time" Dicky looked nt his
watch.
Yea indeed. We shall be sitting long
enough IN the train"
We were just going out Of the door
when the telephone rang,
Come on" said DlclSy grabbing my
arm. Let Katie say we have gone"
But I held back you don't know but
II might be some very important message
am going to answer H.
| dreaded TO hear the voice at the other
end OF the receiver. however.
suppose this should be some imperative
message that would compel us 10 give up
our trip
tCopyrightl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14
Recipe for Fondant

10 the Editor OF Woman's Page:
Dear Madam-wil you please publish IA
recipe for preparing fondant for homem
cnndieaf READER.
To one pound OF granulated sugar add
n gill and n half OF boiling water and stir
In saucepan over the Ore only until the
sugar iS dissolved. then allow the mixture
10 boil without stirring for about six min
utes. or until the syrup spins a thread
when held on fork when IL can be made
into n very soft ball between the fingers
turn ON To a large buttered platter. DO not
scrape of the sugar which ndheres TO tho
side OF the pan. When II is only blood
warm stir 1t with wooden paddle or
spoon until 1t begins to crumble; then Il
should be kneaded In the hands like dough.
Pack II into "A bowl cover with thin
cloth slightly moistencd and set II away
until needed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

the policy the writer advocates IL 80 on
tircly at variance with the views Of 80
mnny advice Rlvers.
woman entirely In the case she cites
tho girl probably did tho wisest thing.
But many girls would find themselves out
OF Job" and with little prospect OF do.
Ing anything other than starting all over
agnIn from the bottom after making such
n move
II II undoubtedly well TO carefully con.
slider each individual case and the chance
OF advancement with each employer. Flf'
up In the course OF few years certainly
Is much to be preferred 20 "A lifelong
stipend OF twenty dollars weekly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14
.Making Pillow FInHy

10 fhe Editor Of iPopiai's PaBCi
Dear Madam It cost me nfly cents 10 learn
how 20 shake pillows so that they would be
fury and light, and l should like 10 pass along
the Information and perhaps help some house
wife 10 Save her half f4dollar.
An agent selling pillow yentilators' dem.
onatrated his wares ~ putting "a small rubber
eontfiyanee in each nnd OF uns Of my pillows,
then raising the pillow about a foot from q
chair seat and leiitng u drop. He did this
several times, and the pillow was aa plump and
rpund as when I taken with tho
tiefnDnHfratlpf tnat 4 llnlaFutatuIg tluglI
enough for four pillows.
The neat day l tried the same little stunt
viii a pillow before putting lu the Ventlltturs.
7 took The pillow by the corners and dropped
tt Eently into chair several times, This re-
suits were the same they wera when the
kentllator' was used. thlrB.l n. q. q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

TO fHf FNtlNF ~ NeHlNh = fNUff
Dear MADAM went into a business office
lately, and when the man I had occasion 10 see
admitted mo o. ha officc hn was In his shirt
sleeves und did not put ON his coat. should
he not have done snf TIIiiE
II YOU went to see this man in the ca
naelty of "a client II would have been better
form and more polite n he had put his coat
on, A truly courteous man would have
done 40 But when woman works In "A
business ofiiee She cannot be nniclty about
these things. Women. when they must
work must not require the courtesy of the
drawing room although they should so de-
port themselves that they win always COM
mand respect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14
Knife for Salad

10 me Edtor Of Womaa's Page.
pear Madam WIN YOU kindly tell me II a
hnife ahuulh he placed 0n the table Tor the salad
future and want 20 be sure about these matters.
gENENiEYE.
II you intend serving cheese with the
salad, silver knife may be used on the
table, as u Is difficult 20 spread cheese
on a cracker or biscuit with a fork; but "A
knife should never be used la eating salad
The leaves can always be separated with a
fork, and Il Is considered bad form to cut
lettuce with a knife