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The sun., 1916-09-24
CHECKS ATTEMPTS TO
BEAT ZONING LAWS
Standards Board Limits T;,ur
for Erecting Old St,lr
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Property owners who schen,t .. a.
feat the coming and heights re- r,"
by fling Just before the rcslri,..u. 80.
adopted plans for buildings wh,ta = ,,.
longer be permitted will hevc 80 -t,,
building operations soon. II jr, of
ever to see thc.. plans cNcrlf.i e..
Board OF Standards and Appr,'
new governing body In nj! buildl'. .l.
tiers, has ruled that such structur.4 .,-
have tho ground story frame w,". ....-
pleted and n second tier Of 1.i'
July -, 1917, 10 come vit'.N e., 81
law, and every such building iu'
completed by July -. 1871. TO cs'.. go,
rigid provisions Of the restrictions
Tho board IL going TO hold ~ l.. .
on Tuesday, October 8. a. . 50, fn i.,..
MA. In the Municipal Eu,liua ,. ,
lale II intends to- make r'.orlH.
matter OF fire escapes. T".r I,',
special interest - owners "f lUl.I
six stories or ,ess in height. Z. o..
buildings up 10 n'nc sto"ics Wa ...
fected by il.
At tho request of ihc Real g. E.
Board of New York the board v;Il S','
a public hearing on Tuesday. oe'u'
on the question OF modif, iur ,h' ~.
and requirements ~ the industrial i.rr.
for tho installation of fire alarm :,
systems in factory building, n,,r si.-
teen thousand orders have been '-,rrl
for tho installation OF fire alarm gu,,i
systems under tho existing rules. WIirl.
in the opinion OF many, inVoiV, i.r,,'
unnecessary expense.
/ The board has started the publication
OF a bulletin in which al the announce
ments, notices, resolutions, minutes and
calendar will be published.
The sun., 1916-09-24

"Oh. gosh. that's n game ! haven't
played since | was a boy was the last
The homesecker henrd before he eNnlOded.
The sun., 1916-09-24
FAKE HOUSES ~ TIE C,r,.

Pease & Ell!man have let far 1,. fvr
Mrs, ". II. Sud.irr II H,g"r VI ~r,
the four story and basement dNr.l.uG
at 80 East Seve~nty-scN"nth street. rt-
Joining the southeast corner OF MNl. ..
avenue.
The Houghton COMPANY has lea -cd .u.
Bertha, Hannah AVID lill.tu y. STA, L..
ger the o story and bt~rWcut d,'N
~ t3 West N~in"ty-ilr'' street in II. rtt
l., wilkins.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

cake cool somewhat before spread
ing the following icing:
Butter a granite kettle, add two
ounces chocolate (grated, three
fourths pound light brown sugar and
one.half cup new milk and cook 10
the soft ball stage. Add a lump
OF butter the size OF hickory nut,
take from the fire and flavor with
vanilla. To one-third OF the icing
add the chopped nut meat. stir until
cool enough TO spread. then put be-
tween the layers. Spread the re-
naming icing over the top and sides
OF the cake and arrange upon It at
regular intervals the unbroken nut
meats.
EGO TImbales, Bread Sauce.
This is especially appropriate as
simple luncheon dish. Beat four
eggs, one-half teaspoon salt. a few
grains OF pepper until thoroughly
blended. Add, IL liked, one tea
spoon chopped parsley and a few
drops OF onion juice, then stir In
gradually one cup rich, new milk.
Divide equally among six we'll
buttered timbale moulds. set them
in a pan half filed with hot water
and bake in moderate oven about
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

twenty minutes or until they are
firm TO the touch. Turn out care
fully on a heated platter and pour
around them bread sauce.
Lemon jolly
Soak one-half box gelatine in one
half cup cold water for half an
hour. Dissolve in two cups boiling
water, add one cup sugar, one-haii
cup lemon juice. one teaspoon
orange extract and strain. Turn IN
10 a border mould and chill. Turn
out and fiji the center with rich
cream. (whipped), sweetened ana
favored with vanilla. Garnish at
the base with lemons sliced in thin
rounds.
Beef ceclIs With Horseradish
Sauce.
Chop or grind fine meat remain
ing from the beef roast. To about
one cup OF the chopped meat add
the yolk OF an egg. two tablespoons
breadcrumbs. one tablespoon melted
butter. salt, pepper and onion Juice
to taste. Shape as croquettes. roll
In -four, egg and breadcrumbs and
fry in deep fat. Drain and serve
with horseradish sauce.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE


estly-the name OF the woman that
was engraved on their hearts there
would have been some surprising an
swers.
And, Margie, here is the most pc
culiar part of IL all A man does
not always treat the woman he loves
best as well as he may some other
woman for whom he cares less.
Honestly, Margie q am talking
to you now as | probably would
never do IL you were WELD, but
sometimes after / have worked so
hard that both brain and body de-
mand recreation, take the first
thing that promises relaxation. With
me, as you know, It is apt to be wine
and with wine always go women.
am always straight, Margie. IL I am
not drinking"
| thought OF that telephone mes
sage heard and wanted to ask him
about it, but before I could frame a
question he continued:
Sometimes | get echoes from
these play spells when have gotten
back 10 work and they always sicken
me. am sorry for you. am sorry
for the echo. | am sorry for myself
And yet such is my unregenerate
heart I know | shall fall into the
same temptation again. Margie,
Margie, I'm just human. Forgive
me for all the things you know
about me and doubly forgive me for
all the things of which you are igno-
rant"
i've nothing. TO forgive" said.
Don't say that, dear, in that de
tached sort of voice. II sounds as
though you did not care any more.
at isn't that don't care, Dick.
but that don't feel-my soul is Just
a log as as my body and my heart
is lead"
Dick picked me up. plaster jacket
and all convulsively and kissed my
hair, my eyes. my mouth until |
caught my breath and felt my cheeks
grow hot.
Sweetheart, you are lying TO your.
self as we'll as me-" he said, trium-
phantly as he hurried away before
could deny anything.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

What are you going to do without
your nurse. Margie?"
Dick had come into my room quite
Unexpectedly
she Is going TO stay with me un-
I'll after that specialist from Vienna
comes, and II he says operation,
she will see me through II he does
not bring his own nurse with him.
hardly think he will do that, as
gather that he is on a kind OF va
cation and is going TO visit our Amer
lean clinics"
do you pin your hopes to this
man. Margie?" asked Dick.
Absolutely. Why. Dick. l have
had no hope before"
But your doctors say that you
are not any worse.
mot any worse" repeated, bit
terly. Would you be content with
that verdict? Would you be content
TO not be any worse? Why, Dick.
know now why men prefer death TO
must NohN '''N
chance. must put all TO the test"
All right. Margie. II is up to you.
but ! confess | am afraid for you.
You know that operations on the
spine are as delicate as those on
the brain"
Honestly, Dick, would you prefer
me 10 live like this than not at all?"
Eyes. dear-I would be inexpressi-
bly, lonely not TO know you were in
the land OF the living"
But. Dick, be honest: remember
! am really not your wife any more
Can you truthfully say that no other
woman has crept into your arms and
heart 80
Never into my heart, Margie. A
man is a queer animal. Margie. He
does many things pour passer lie
Temp and usually he finds that most
OF the time which passes in that
way is bore II nothing else. Play
ing at love, Margie, is mans one
great game, but being in love is
quite another thing.
II venture that II all the men who
were AZ your beautiful dinner the
other night were asked to tell-and
were brave enough TO answer hon
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
TIMELY MENUS
Selected by Ohio Marie Hardesty,
General Secretary Of the Assoei-
sted Clubs of Domestic Science

Spinach canapes
This "a an attractive way OF serv-
ing this excellent and wholesome
vegetable.
about a half.peck OF spinach and
wash thoroughly In several waters
to free II from sand and dirt Drain
and throw into plenty OF rapidly boil.
Ing sailed water and cook uncovered
until tender (about 80 minutes).
Drain well and chop very fine.
Melt one-fourth cup butter in
frying pan. add one heaping table
spoon four. stir until a light yellow,
add the spinach and gradually about
one pint gravy, stock or water. Cook
until thickened and season TO taste
with salt and pepper.
Stamp some sliced bread into
rounds with a large-sixed biscuit cut
ter. (Reserve the pieces that fall
out and use for some other purpose.)
Toast and butter the bread. cover
thickly with the spinach and In the
center OF each place a slice OF hard
boiled egg. Serve at once. garnished
with parsley.
Strawberry shorteskes In individuals
Hull, wash and drain about three
pints Strawberries. add three-fourths
cup sugar. and set aside about an
hour.
Sift together two cups nour. four
level teaspoons baking powder and
onefourth cup sugar. With the tips
OF the fingers work into these ingre-
dients one-third cup butter and add
gradually about three-fourths cup
milk. mixing with a knife TO form
rather a soft dough. Toss on we'll
Toured board. pat and roll out 10
about one-third inch thickness and
cut with a biscuit or cake cutter.
Put half the pieces in the pan.
spread with softened butter and COW
er lightly with the remaining pieces.
Bake In a quick oven about 10 min
utes. When done split the cakes.
spread with softened butter and COW
er beautifully with berries between
the layers and on top OF each cake.
Pour around the sauce.
Sauce
One-hslf cup light brown sugar.
one and one-half level tablespoons
-four. one cup boiling water. one Ia
blespoon butter. vanilla to flavor.
Mix sugar and -four. add gradually
boiling water and cook about I'VE
minutes, stirring constantly. Take
from the Are and add butter and va.
nilla. Serve hot
Canned Salmon
To make an effective dish OF can
ned salmon have ready n crisp. rath-
er loose head OF lettuce and arrange
on a platter with stalk end upwards.
On the leaves AT the base alternate
small mounds OF the salmon with
a spoon OF mayonnaise. In the cen
ter OF the mayonnaise drop a plmola
and garnish tastefully with the pimo-
las and slices OF lemon.
Jellied Asparagus Salad
Materials: One bunch or can OF
asparagus, one cup stiff mayonnaise.
one pint chicken aspic, lettuce leaves
and olives.
Way OF Preparing: Drain the as
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
PURE FOOD
Conducted by PAUL PIERCE.

paragus and dip II In the mayon-
naise. arrange In small individual
moulds and fill them with aspic Set
on ice. When ready TO serve. I'M
mould on white lettuce leaves. Car
nish with sliced olives, mayonnaise
and parsley
Kings Salad
Materials: Four oranges. four ba-
nanas. one-half pineapple, one cup
cherries. one cup apricots, six fgs.
Way OF Preparing; Peel and cut
small the oranges. bananas and pine
apple. Add TO these the cherries and
apricots, the latter cut into small
pieces. Add also the figs. simmered
for 10 minutes in water. then cut
into strips.
Gllt.Edoe BoullIon
Materials Three pounds lean
beef. three quarts cold water. one
cup tomatoes. one bay leaf. onehalf
small red pepper without the seeds,
one level teaspoon celery seed. one
medium.sized carrot, one onion. one
sprig thyme. one turnip and one
bunch parsley.
Way OF Preparing: Place the first
seven ingredients In a soup kettle,
bring slowly to the boiling point,
then reduce the heat and simmer for
three hours. at the end OF which
time add the last four ingredients
and cook three hours longer. Strain
into bowl and stand aside until
next morning. Remove every par.
ticle OF grease and clarity the bouil.
ion. Season and flavor to taste.
JeI'Ieo Asparagus Salad No. 2
Materials: One pint chicken as.
pic. one pint asparagus tips. one cup
French dressing. one cup mayor
naise.
Way OF Preparing: Have the
chicken aspic in a liquid state. but
not hot. Dip the asparagus tips In
the French dressing and arrange
them in individual futed jelly
moulds. then fill the moulds with
the chicken aspic. Set on ice to
stiffen. When ready TO serve, I'M
mould on choice lettuce leaf and
serve with the mayonnaise.
Strawberries Moulded In
Fruit Jelly
A good way TO utilize a small
supply OF strawberries is TO imbed
them In fruit jelly.
Have the Jelly made and almost
cold. Put a layer OF II into round
mold then, when almost set,
arrange strawberries in the center
in the form OF star and also make
border around the edge OF the
mould Add more Jelly carefully. so
that the fruit does not float. then
put in more berries and continue
until the dish is full. When quite
firm. turn out. surround with a
wreath OF whipped cream garnished
with large whole strawberries.
Chocolate Nut Cake.
This Is delicious and great fav-
orite. Shell pound of English
walnuts. Reserve forty-two un.
broken halves and chop fine the
remaining kernels. Beat TO a cream
one-half cup butter and one cup
granulated sugar. add two eggs,
one at a time and beat well Next
stir in alternately one.half cup milk
and one and one-half cups flour.
adding one level tablespoonful hak-
ing powder 10 the last half cup
fiour. Bake in two layers. Let the
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