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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-13

mySenky, ktare sc tenkrat re
Uly me hlave "a dlouhych
bezesnych noci. - Zadna Sc
mi 'nelibila - az jednou, vra.
tivsi Sc muzem svym pozda
v noci domu, prozivajic v du.
chu jeste jednou to hrozne
martyrium predeslych chvi
pfi vesele hudb6 lazenske, kdy
oci me tax caste posgrehly w.
znamne pohledy jimi vyme.
noyane = tenkrat isem 81 re.
kla, iakoby Y obranne 'nejvys.
i syeho .zivota: "Oplatim mu
steinyn, zranim no vlastni
zbrani = lepe uplneho rozlou.
cenl, nez ziyot plny stradani
q desiveho nepokoje!" Rozhod
nuto = vykonano. ia, ktera
jsem pIiiola do lazni, majic
We sye satnici obleky sice
vkusne, ale jednoduche, zcela
Sc podavajic syemu vkusu,
isouc iista libiti Sc svemu muzi
j Y oblecich stfihu barev ne
inapadnych pocala jsem sc
Ipojednou objevovaei pri hudbe
a ma promenadach V nejnad-
hennejsich toaletach, poutajic
| k sobe pohledy vsech = jen ne
iony meho muze - neb, nastoj
IT,; mole lecka nepusobila, a
Ion, ,jako hmyz k svetlu, zale-
|tal svNni pohledy stale ien k
|te zarici pochodni zenske ne
mravnosti. Co cinit? Byla isem
|znicena, neco noveho nechtelo
|mne mapadnouti, ma co jsem
pomyslEa, hned jsem odsoudi-
la. vedouc, ze bych asi pocho-
dlla. jako pri prvnim poku-
SUI.
Najednou jsem Sc vsak pie
ce pro neco rozhodla. Do ma
soho hotelu pribyl baron A.,
mlady, krasny muz ma ktere-
no jsem hned pri prvni.n Sc
tkani udeiala hluboky DOZEN,
TAX re cd te chvile vsechnu
sTou pozornost jen mne veno-
val. Doprovazel mne ma ram
Mich vychazkach a prokazoval
nne vubec vsechny ty male i
velke pozornosti, iez ien zami
lovany vynysliti muze.
Vidim, ze So mne nedockava
poh'edy tazete, jak ia asi .iseln
Sc k tomuto krasnemu rytiri
zachovala? Verte tedy, ze
,'sem V nem spatrova!a pouze
lovou zbran, kterou ,jsem 81
chtala proklestit cestu k cili.
Idala Sc mi ovsem tato zbrafl
prllls ostrou nepocitila
]sem prec zadneho strachu
pred zranenim, maize jedine
na zreteli svuj Gil - ziskati
zpet lasku 'nuze, byti milova-
M Jako druhdy. Ma zbran -
baron A. nemel ovsem O
mem plaau neimenSiho tuSeni,
byl nadsen mou privetivosti -
kterou jsam no i pred svym
a pred MIN nejvice.
zahrnovala -. A hledte, lex
ten pocai ucinkovati. V mem
muzi probudil Sc omen cit So
becky, hlasici Sc k svemu vlast
lictvl, ktery vlastne tez ridil
cely mui manevr.
Zacal 81 mne vice hledeti,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-13

nejedno sc ma mne zadival {
nelicenym obdivem, vida mne
obzvlaste puvabnou v move tc
alete, zajimavou, jemu novou
A takovym zpdsobem jsem he
tedy primela, re pohledy jehc
odvracely Sc cd nenavidene ze
ny, ba vitezstvi me bylo uplne
kdyz ona rozzlobena mad zma
,renym 'usiiim, opustila - O.
Ivsem, We spolecnosti nejakehc
pana - lazne, a vzduch byl {,
sty."
! Vypravovani bylo ukonce.
mo - vsak mysli Ruzeny sc
nevyjasnilo, ba tezka chmura
zalu usedla ma belostne cello
Mariino.
Tu nahle prudce, iakoby Cd
vahy 81 dodavala zvolala
Ruzena: "a prece vim, Marie
re prave te dobe jste Sc ro-
zesla Sc svym muzem! Jak je
to tedy mozno - ci chceta
mne KLAMATH"
Tato SLOW, V rozcileni prone
sena, pusobila ku podivu kid
ne ma mysl Mariinu, ktera cho
pic Sc ruky sve pritelkyne, va
2ne ,pronesla: "Ten konec. ma
draha, chtela jsem vam uspo-
liti - obavala jsem Sc, a il
ste pravem, by vas nemalo
rozladil. Vf5e vsak vice nez
]sem mohla predvidati, nezby
va mi tedy, nez vypravovati
do konce muj roman, ci spise
mil zivot.''
"Po one neblahe udalosti
navratili jsme Sc opet domu.
neb dovolena meho muze spe-
Ia ke konci Zdalo Sc kazde
nu ma pohled, re po teto ma
le bouri LODI naSe zakotvi zas
v pflstavu klidneho zivota spo-
lecneho -. Nebylo vsak tomu
tax. Zmenil-li Sc mu.i muz,
1nenila-li .isem Sc ia sama -
nevlm, kdo nese vinu 'toho. Mo
hu vam jen tolik rici, ze neby-
% neutesenejsiho zivota, nez
byl mas.
Ztratili .jsme oba - on svou
Vlnou, ia snad svou hrou, wa
lemnou duveru, jediny to Ia
klad man&elsk6 spokojenosti.
Nevefila jsem vice pohledum
sveho muze, nedovedla isem
wee byti st astna V jeho naru-
cl, pohrdala jsen Jim, ze byl
prlcMou meho ponizeni, pohr-
da!a lsem sama sebou, ze k VII
4 zachovanl aveho pochybneho
stestl Jsem ia - vdana zena.
koketovala S jinym muzem.
mne zcela lhostainym, re
Jsen j pred lidmi ztra'tila ten
cistoty, ktery Jim dru-
hdy branll mne pomlouvati.
HORST jeste pfislo ;. Prave
tax, jako ia We sv6ho muze,
on duveru We mne, a ia
zbran. kterou jsem chtela zpet
sve stesti vydobyti, ranila mne
caste do krve. Mil muz stal
Sc zarllvy.n - a hrozna ia
vaseh 81 .iej tax podmanila, ze
dnem i noci bd6l ,1ad kazdVm
'nym krokem, coz nlne novvm
hnusem naplnovalo.
Iento process rozkladu naSe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-13


no spolecneho zivota dospel
zahy ke konci. Jcdnou, memo
houc uz vice snesti jeho o5tra.
zitosti, vycetla jsem mu celou
nizkost jeho jednani. Padla
kruta slova =. A ia ma svou 9
braun - neb V prekypeni va.
snivem - vmetla jsem mu '
tvar celou tn jeho vinu, ktera
byla pricinou meho jednani a
dala wink vasnim, ktere na;
zela opanovaly.
To co nasledovalo, bylo nei
hroznejsi re vsech liz prozi.
tych hruz. Vycitkou mou na,nej
Ivys popuzen vzkrikl: "My3lil
jsem, re jste zenou moderni
beze vsech predsudku, a hle
chcete mne trestati vycitkou
"a trochu flirtu damickou 2
pO.osveta. Klamete Sc, mystic.
Ii, re lest vase Sc zdarila! Jen
z casti chovanim svym, ktere
ovsem pozornost mou zaujalo,
jste mne odvratila cd dalsi zna
mostl = pro tn chvili - ale
ne zcela. Jsem muz, chci vice
dojmu - r1znych, barvitych
40 ty Sc nedam ami vami o.
loupiti!"
Jak mi bylo,? Nejen, zc
jsem nyni jasne poznala ce-
lou zbytecnost sv& obeti, poz-
nala celou zbytecnost sve obe-
tt, poznala jsem i nizkost ciy6
mi sveho muze, ktery svym va
snim meze neklada, obmezo-
val prece mou volnost, nazy
val mne nemoderni, nejsa ami
sam alespon tim povrchnim
modernim clovekem. Videla
Jsem no v te chvili pred sebou
v pravem svetle, v cele te ne
chutne, Spinave nlzkosti sob
ce - a uvedomila isem 81 ur-
cite, re radeji volim smrt,
nez bych dele zvolna umirala
V tomto hnusnetn ovzdusf ne
rovneho manzelstvi. Nechtala
Sc mi dele bojovati ten nesnad
ny boj svetla S temnotou -
jen pryc jsem cht6la, mic ne
videt, neslyset.
V tom smyslu asi jsem pro-
Vytrestil ma mne oci V po-
divu: Kan byste chtela iit?
Main vas pfece-,lad = ovsem
svym zpusobem. Bud'te prece
rozumnou, nechci vam vice u.
bllziti - jen neodchazeitc."
Mate mne rad svym zpuso-
benz" pravila jsem zvolna,
10 Je prave ia chyba, re ten
vas "zpusob' neni mym -
nne sc ten vas zpusob hnusi,
nechce sc nj tallove l$8ky. Cd
ladu lined = nepremlouveite
mne, bylo by to marno :"
lila .jsem potom ma odleh-
EN- statku =. Nastalo uklid-
neni, ale byly tez chvile samo
ty = chvile trpkych, vzdyi
znovu Sc vracejicich vycitek
. chvilc vzpruzeni i ochabnu
i.
Vycitala jsem 81, ze zami-
ovanl SVEN iscm vice nadDa-
"a na dusevni kvalitu budou-
ciho chote =. Neyika Sc ma
darno, ze .ie laska slcpa ---
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-13
LETNf VZPOMfNKA.
Napsala Marie, Calma.


mich proti sobe postavenycf
dive mlade, slicne zeny, krasy
RUNE, ale u obou zaiimaye. j.
dina z mich, ruce yolne poloze
ne klinu, pohlfzela vyra
zem nevXslovinehio smutku pree
sebe do dali, mezitim so dru
ha il pozorovala Sc zahadnyn
usmevem, plnych krasnycf
rti.
"Co je YAM ma mila?' ozva
la Sc posledni z Mich tonem
prozrazujlcim upfimne pratel.
stvi.
"Nevim ami ssna, co mi
schazi, promluvila septem ia
zasmusila, "saad ty dusne dni
tax mne eini( mr1laslladttnrl.ou, ma nekHd
nou."
"Nebud'te 'tak neuprimnou
Rdzenko, vzdyt' neni dne5 par
no, naopak dosti chladno - a
pax je to neco zcela iineho,
nez dusno, co zpusobilo vasi
smutnou, tizivou naladu!,''
"Vy vite?" tazala Sc RUE
ma, netusic, ze udivem svym
jen prisvedcuje ma domnenku
Mariinu.
"Ano, VIM pokracovala
Marie, "ci lepe receno, tusim,
co vas rmouti; nemys.ete vsak,
re jen pouhe zvedavosti ma
hlizim do vaseho intimniho 70
dinneho zivota - cinim tax je-
nom prdto. abych vam zkuse-
no7tl svou a radou pomohla
z mesnazi, ktere druhdy i mne
pfipravovaly bezesne noci.
Chcete
Ruzena horlive prisvedcils
a ocima utkvela zadostive na
ustech sve pfitelkyne.
"Bylo to prave zde. ..' "a
pocala Marie. "Prijela jseln
sem Sc svym muzem 5travit
drlhe leto cd nasi svatby. Me-
Ii Jsme Sc tenkrate radi, pravt
tax, jako prvni dni lnaseho spo
Jenl - kdyz tn najednou ;"
a zde Sc Marie odmlce,a, snad
pod dojmem neptiiemnych my
slenek, k.ere Sc kladly chmu-
rou ma jeji kra5ne cello. Vsak
Jlz poznovu h,avu zvedla, pou-
s,nala Sc ma bedlive nasloucha
lici druzku a pokracovala:
"Ano, i mne najednou vyvstal
ma obzoru mrak V podobe ko-
ketnl svetacky - prave tax a.
81 jako ted vam, mila. w je-
dina snad dovedete pochopiti
mole muka, ktera jsem mu5ila
snaseti pri pozorovani, lax
muz, ktery ieste nedavno W.
hradne veskerou lasku mne We
noval, pohledy svymi stale jen
ma nine utkvivaje, ztraci pro
mne zajem zamilovaneho, ze
pohledy jeho berou Sc .iinym
smerem, spoclvajice vymluvne
ma one vetrelkyni Pravila .isem
ze to byia svdjacka, dluzno ie
ste dodati. re velice mebezpe-
cna, ktera celou svou bytosti
yybizcla ke hre vabnc a ne
stoudne. A mdj muz Sc den Ike
dnl vzdy vice a vice podda-
val jejimu nechutndnu kouzlu,
a ia zatim trpela, ztraceiic We
Skeru odvahu pfi pohladu We
rolomnostj muze, ,kteremu jscm
Sc cele oddala a ktery bv,
vzdy mou .iediaou myslcnkou.
We SVEN zoufaistvi = neb to
]e zen prayy yyraz pro muj
tehdejsi dusevni stav - pri.
padla jsem ma 'nyslenku, KITE
ra Sc mi tenkrat zdala pouzo
odvaznou. Nyni vidim, ze by
la vitcznou =. Mohla j7em IL
skati vSe, ale tez pozbyti; o.
stat1e by!a bych Sc odvazila
vseho ye sve urazene pyse &c
ny V tom hroznem stavu, kdy
phlt isem byla ovladana icdi-
nou sobcckou myslcnkou. Ne
byla jSom vice Zcnou tichor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-13
Vymyvani hlavy
Severovo Lecebnc kozni mydlo

(Severa's Medicated Skin Soap). Jest
to pffjemne toiletnf mfdlo pro kazde-
ho elena rodiny. Muzi 81 ie chvalf pri
holenl. Cens 20 centu lc Gan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-13

jen skoda, re prece must pro-
hiednou,i a re to prohlednuti
byva operace tax bolestna a
hebezpecna :.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-13
Toiletni
pozadavky

primo vOlaji po SeverOvG
An 6m tOile tnfm
prAsku (Severa's Antiseptic
Toilet Powder) ktery by
mel byti V kazde domacno-
sti Jest to dobry prasek
proti opruzeni u ditek, Won
ny toiletnf prAsek pro ze-
ny a divky a pfijemny pro
muze pc holenf. Cena 25
centu a 1c dan.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
Beauty's Foundation
By Lima Cavdlieri
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

queer Scot who dislikes his ma
tional dish. oatmeal. Oatmeal,
whole wheat, rice, all being large
fibered foods, stir the stomach and
intestines to activity, which II good
for digestion.
Science teaches that any woman
who values her complexion must see
that one-half Of her daily amount
of food is made up Of potatoes.
rice, bread, etc. A smaller proper
ton should consist Of the proteids.
as meat, milk, eggs or cheese. And
finally the smallest part should b.
made up of butter and oil. az In
the dressing of salads. Keep this
table in mind and you will ma Q
new interest in choosing your
foods, and in short time You WIN
welcome a marked improvement 81
your health and appearance.
Do not decline sweets unless you
are overweight, but eat them ct the
right time, which is as dessert for
luncheon or dinner. Never eat
cake or candy between meals.
Turn resolutely away from al
fried foods. You have heard that
fried foods are injurious, but you
do not know why. II il my pleas.
ure to tell you. They are indigest.
ible because they form IN the
stomach a substance as thick and
unwieldly as leather and az diff.
cult of digestion. Neither eggs nor
milk should ever reach the boiling
point.
Even beef that is cut up into .
stew should be kept simmering be.
low the boiling point. An egg that
has been dropped into water inst
below the boiling point and al
lowed to heat there for eight min
utes instead of boiling four, and
milk that has been heated hut
never permitted to show one of the
bubbles that attend the boiling
state, are admirable substitutes for
the old forms.
Avoid what specially taxes the
digestion. as veal or pork, salt
meats and heavy hashes. Bananas
are extremely indigestible to soma
persons and should be carefully
avoided by them. Sugar, however.
Is quickly converted into energy,
as the Russian dancers we'll know.
for they eat inordinate quantities
of candy and sweet pastes, yet, be-
cause they exercise it off. they re-
main thin.
A good plan for every woman 70
follow Is to eat as little as she can
subsist on and still maintain her
strength Remember that while
the stomach of each adult equals
in size that of quart measure. it
is wise to fill it only half; that 10.
to take into it at any time no more
than pint of food or fluid or %
both combined.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30

HOW me . woman who has In
digestion and l will show you
. person with muddy com
plexion, dull or feverishly bright
eyes, a coated tongue and dull.
languid manner.
None OF these makes for beauty.
All are signs of ill-health. Besides
these outward and visible signs of
ill-health, the spirits are weighted
down. The girl thinks she is I'M
happy and sometimes frankly mis-
cradle. She manufactures causes
for her misery or else exaggerates
unduly the trifies that are not to
her liking and makes them causes
for her depression.
Moreover, besides these, indiges-
ton causes even graver troubles.
! can recall several instances OF
persons whose serious decline in
health began with various symp-
toms Of Indigestion. 1t was never
clear to me whether indigestion
was the cause or the effect of their
maladies. But ! trust I have said
enough to prove that Indigestion
Is a most undesirable state. Van
ity alone should forbid it.
How to prevent indigestion?
There are many effective ways, but
first / am going to tell You of
most excellent exercise to discour.
age indigestion.
Whenever there is an opportu-
nifty you should knead the abdomen
on retiring and several times a day.
Double your hands as though for
kneading bread. Place the clenched
hands beneath the ribs. Press
firmly and regularly upon the in
testines, moving the fists forward
until they meet. Having done this
five to ten times, allow the left
hand to rest at your side and with
the right hand press gently but
steadily downward at the left Of
the abdomen until your hand is
opposite the thigh. Repeat this
operation several times each time
you take the exercise. This is still
more effective if taken while you
are lying in your bathtub. The re-
Taxation of the muscles is aided by
the fact that they are under water.
The hydropathic school believes
this one of the greatest aids known
for restoring proper digestion.
Much walking also is extremely
helpful in curing indigestion. I
have often advised walking as a
stimulant to the torpid functions
of the body, and l consider it the
best aid to health and beauty that
a woman can have.
Again, let me tell you that coarse
cereals are an enemy to ill-health
and indigestion. Seldom does one
see a case of Indigestion in Scot.
land, and If we do we know it is a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
Nov for Hot Cakes
By Mrs. Christine Fredersck,
The DISTINGUISHED Authority on Household Efficiency

-
her finger, and then let it melt IN
such quantity that It is noticeable
In the pan. This is entirely wrong.
What does the man do when he
cooks cakes? Does he lay spoon
fuls OF fat unevenly on the griddls
to smoke mp the room? No, he
holds In his left hand what looks
like q small flatiron, which Is COW
cred with q cloth saturated with
fat. Just q single brush Of this
greaser over the pan and 1t be-
comes sufficiently creased without
extra fat.
Why does not the housekeeper
adopt this device7 There are on
the market several kinds of pan
greasers" with handles consisting
OF lamp wick Of cotton, so fast
ened in the handle that they can
easily be renewed and cleansed.
Just touch of this greaser on the
pan will be sufficient to oil 1t for
cooking.
Then, again, how does the man
pour the batter into the pan?
dislike to admit 1t, but 1t seems to
me that men cook more efficiently
and with less effort than women.
/ have never seen q woman do any
thing else but mix the batter in .
large broad bowl, then ladle each
spoonful into the pan (Which may
be placed quite some feet from the
bowD with large kitchen spoon.
The result is uneven, straggly
cakes. But the man who makes a
science of 1t uses a pitcher, and
pours the batter into uniform, small
and neat portions, just where he
wants each cake to be.
Why don't women do this, in
stead of following the unwieldy
bowl method? It is more conven-
lent to place the -four and ingre.
dents in the bottom of an enamel
pitcher, add the liquids and mix in
the pitcher-then pour out as
needed. Let us copy men If they
can teach us something about max.
ing homework easy!
Another fatal error Is to place a
batch Of cooked cakes into an oven
or to cover them with a bowl to
keep them warm. This makes them
soggy and moist, just what we do
not wish. Better to lay each lot
Of cakes on separate hot plates and
send them to the table this way
than to pile many cakes on top OF
each other.
When l say cakes" I mean all
the tribe of small hot batter foods
such as waffles, spoon bread
scenes" and regular hot cakes. |
cannot mention waffles without my
tongue moistening at the thought,
for of all the cake tribe these ap
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30

mile" Waffles take time to make,
true, but since they really furnish
a complete meal ESQ nourishing
are they) even this time is not any
greater than spent in preparing
other complete meals. The iron
must be very hot, but not smok-
ing; then lay on or pour a spoonful
of batter into each corner, cover
with top iron and you can make
the most dry, toothsome and tempt
ing of all the hot cake family.
/ do not generally give recipes.
but am going to give here my
own personal prize" waffle recipe,
because have so often tried it and
know 1t is first class. Some day
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30

when you are tired of meat and
fish and fowl and just can't think
of another thing to have to eat try
this on your family and see if they
won't ask to have them soon again:
Mix and sift thoroughly 21a cups
white flour, 4 level teaspoons
baking powder and / scant tea
spoon salt. Separate 3 eggs, beat
ing the yellows to a cream and the
whites to stiff froth. Add the
yolks and ~ cups of milk to the
dry mixture. Then add IA table
spoons melted shortening and last
Of all fold in the stiffly beaten
whites. This makes about IL large
waffles.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
Chocolate Cookies.

@REAM 1-3 cup butterine, add "A
~ cup sugar and egg and beat
until creamy. Add 1 square (ounce)
Of chocolate, melted over hot
water, and " teaspoon vanilla
Beat thoroughly. Mix and sift ~
cups flour with teaspoon baking
powder and Y teaspoon salt. Add
Ia tablespoons milk and the sifted
dry ingredients to the first mix
ture. Chill, roll out very thin and
shape with small sharp cutter
Dredge with finely chopped almonds
and bake In q moderate oven.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30

= AM sure II was that incompar-
able American Mark Twain
= who said he had travelled all
over Europe in search OF griddle
cakes! 1t is certainly true that all
forms Of griddle and "hot" cakes
are distinctly an American dish.
And while they have been severely
criticized by some health experts
there is good reason to use them
more freely. especially with the ad-
vent Of frosty mornings.
Are they healthful? Yes, II well
prepared and baked. BY this is
meant that the batter is properly
stirred and baked at such q tenn
perature as will sufficiently cook
the cake through"
This means, first. attention to the
kind Of griddle or cooking device.
The old-fashioned soapstone grid
die cannot be eQuslled. This was
not creased, and was heated on the
typical range coal fire. However.
this sort Of griddle is not made
commonly, especially for home use,
and we find aluminium and iron TAX
eng its place to-day.
l am often asked which metal
prefer for baking cakes. My lean
ing is toward an iron rather than
an aluminium surface for cakes OF
any kind. This, however, means O
heavy grade of Russia iron, such
rs is found in the best frying pans.
and not any cheap sheet iron, which
heats too quickly and causes burn
ing.
In using any device for cooking a
hot cake the operator must remem-
Der that the pan or griddie must
get warmed through" sufficiently
before any good results come. Tue
secret Of good cooking here Is to
get the griddle or pan sufficiently
hot, but not over hot, and then
keep it at just this temperature.
This requires frequent adjustment
of the flre, and that Is why either
gas or electricity is more satisfac-
tory than q coal or wood fire for
this purpose.
II my readers will only recall
the man in the window OF our
chain restaurants who stands con-
tinually baking "hot wheats," he
will see how simple and smokeless
the process Of making griddle
cakes is. This is what so many
housekeepers need to learn-to
cook a hot cake without smoking
up the entire kitchen. This can be
accomplished by controlling the
fire and by avoiding excessive
greasing of the pan.
How common it is to see q
woman take a spoonful of drip
pings, scrape it into the pan with
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
Hermits.

(REAM 1-3 cup butter or butter
~ substitute. Gradually beat in
"a cup sugar. Add 2.3 cup chopped
raisins, / well-beaten egg and 1
welllbeaten yolk and " cup mo-
lasses. Mix and sift 1 cup wheat
flour, 1 cup barley flour, u tea
spoon soda, u teaspoon salt, a
teaspoon mace, " teaspoon CHINA.
mon, " teaspoon ginger and u tea
spoon Glove. Add sifted ingredi-
ents to first mixture, baking thor
oughly. Knead the dough slightly,
roll into sheet about u inch
thick, cut into rounds, place on a
buttered or oiled baking sheet,
dredge lightly with granulated
sugar and bake until brown.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30

peal most to me as toothsome
delicacies. Strange, but l have met
persons who never ate a waffle,
and many housekeepers never in
clude waffles in their Winter
menus. They think waffles difficult
to make. Whereas for me, give me
q good hot waffle iron, sing yo-ho-
no and a bottle Of syrup, and you
could not tempt me with any high
priced delicacy.
Who has eaten a chicken-waffle
dinner? In one section of the
country this is the zone best bet"
for Sunday dinner de luxe, and l
warrant that it has steak or roast
and potatoes and gravy beaten a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
Soft Cinnamon Cookies.

MIX u cup boiling water with
AVA 1 cup molasses and Q table,
spoons fat. MIX and sift / cup
-four with 1 teaspoon soda, n tea
spoon ginger, tablespoons CHINA.
mon, u teaspoon salt and " tea.
spoon cloves. Combine the liquid
and dry ingredients gradually and
beat thoroughly. Add about cups
of sifted -four or enough to make
a dough stiff enough to roll out.
Cut and bake about Is minutes in
a moderate oven.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30

@OMBINB 1 tablespoon melted
~ fat with tablespoons sugar
and % cup corn syrup. Add 1
beaten egg and ~ tablespoons
-four mixed with Il teaspoon salt,
u teaspoon baking powder and IL
cups oatmeal. Stir we'll and add 2
teaspoons almond extract. Drop
from tip of teaspoon on creased
baking sheet and bake in a mod
crate oven about Is minutes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
Nut Waters.

(REAM u cup butter or butter
~ substitute. beat in n cup
sugar, 1 well-beaten egg. Q table,
spoons milk and ~ teaspoons
orange extract. Mix and sift Z
cups -four, ~ teaspoons baking
powder and u teaspoon salt. Add
" cup chopped nuts to sifted in
gradients. Combine gradually with
flrst mixture. Cover and let stand
about an hour. Roll thin and bake
IN q moderate oven.