Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-24
| REVELATIONS
0@y q WIFE !
Y BU Adele I
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81 -, =, - .,
Nv - '''iN - ''is ~ 20 an 7'''
Nate stood IN the mlddie OF our
flooded kitchen, the picture of despair.
The water from the overfoWed bath
tub in the apartnlent ubayc had
noori,, ,,,,o,l,,i tI,o atoo,r,,1 tid,
''1'
IooIn HHIch WIS Na'e PIlae.
Never mind, Katie. lrled 10
make my voice calm aud rcassurng,
although L too. felt as il I could cry
nv ovss oil out
,,,,,
Iol no Eoo"' u say i''Nei h'''i''
katie.s voice was sullen. 1 ieoN dis
kitchen so nice dis morning, clean my
gas stove. scrub my floor. get every
min, ra,d,, co 7 bavo all my tin,e for
-, ,,afgg,i, NJ.
i"i0H. so' n'e up '' Il eio,"' ~"
looSt LOOK at II. Sle swept the ROOM
with a gesture of her hand that was
really quite tragic
glanced al the clock. Tbc hands
.,,iaata5 t,,.a,,,.. ..,t,,,,,o.. sf,,. a
~ .
mace Sudaeh' s"hl aeclsioii'
II will help YOU, Katie. Just lei mo
get out of these clothes. and We Will
hurry around together"
"T ,fraid yo,, oct too tired - The
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oIuet 10 Ilelp "eI' III, .,,,.,.....,, -. :
bul was lilue" sl5, ael't 'as'.u So, a.
ilui leu out " my ~, 1,,
ihlo d WolNIlS uless Hilu in>I ei,o'' ,,.,,
aproIl. iiau peeii 81 pie''9er 80, 80
every tla.s e was th " a,.,i,,a1 sgv., dr ,ny
leauliie9s ioi IIio - -
Espge,9l'y las.''
sla'llieu 10 iIs9 i,t,' 'iiii Itsiii, ny
aeil oeloiJ iie i,,,.,i,a
oets i'tai l,,,,,d a, - WIZ 10 ,ro,,,
.'s iiis e. -, ,i,i
i oion "a III, III a5 tho a,iart,,o,,f il,
,aa,ii,a lad ,,,,ite ,.ai,eiIsd in ,ba
anatmi,,. 'I,' ea n5t ana n,,abo se
Ftd',b an,,:o,,s fn,. nv rooms win
] plenfv of limo on NV hands. / want
ed to rest and compose myself for the
ordeal of meeting the critical eyes of
my mother-in-law
But there was TO be no rest Tor me
on TINS occasion. AS entered lhe
Kitchen again l heafd me s9uhd ol
sobblng' kalle was gazing uesi1alI-
ingly at pudding mold on the table
before her ana crying pllleriy. ~
i;ooh' slic Salu' ins iS''''S an
spollea. tfoW heIiil i.lian, 9u'' -. fa..,
Stop Natio e. 9g,Ho ,I, III i'T' IL i.i "a ~
as aa 9,le III, g, ~ i, - loi 'i'0
NY T4 'oum ,ae a. rfotio,s culinary naefer-
oiaoo Wna ',no,, ,,,binh ea1aI i,a dish of
uIich ltbt "pI,, sIa ,,,as nrn1tdegt II was a
,,,,gfario,s concartion Of eeps and
n,.ean1 with - stiffeninp flavor and
cnIoring which we're I<afie's own
, sacrets I knew thar Katie aIyVovs
used becanse of tho time necessary
for the proper molding. When it
came upon the table, a rosc-pink,
fluted mound, it was a dessert to
delight the eyes and palate of tho
most critical guest, or tho most
anxious hostess.
But, now, on one of its delicate
sides were great drops of dirty water.
KatIe,s Masterpiece Saved.
o., =. IN ,,,,t,aa t-,+ia 81
SUN aool' IL, Wi,,a ,nai,a,' CIV, ,l.to
~anted 10 9ee III" i. W., w.
! Joost mad II 9ut Weii zen, uoa ',Iad Md'ei w i,q
Iofio uu"i' el t,is'ilD 49,, - o.,
Tt,s iTIA re" ~ $50, e.. .,.,,.,,,,,o,o
DID the water sie r., t9uell n, II, IT anywhere
out on inns sl9e 1,Ti,'.,;, a5Se9; t,,.to...
~, Joos.
FuiIe ncId an Aioii o. 'ioP0.
tllhk we can use ~ r-..f.,.
On MISSES vi al.a'll. - ~. ..e .
cIaspeo hahus' her ehlIea ,lub YES
would nave spufreu TO attempt inc
Impossible. NJ
You Know you always pFIl's lHls
on by ITSELF with the WHIPPED cream
sauce IN separate dish; No" II you
VIII take thin, sharp knife ana cut
out every trace or the water you
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