. Potato-Tomato Soup.
_!;lk, 4 cups; onions, 2 silicon;
potatoes, 2 cups: canned to-
. 2 clips; syrup. 1 tablespoon:
of Willey. bit of bay leaf. salt
gg'loupoons; pepper. 2.3 teaspoon.
if 1-4 t‘éaspoon; (at, 2 tablespoons.
4;: 2 tablespoons.
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Lace Effects Always Charming.
Laces are coming :.nio {hf—ll- own
again. After :he War‘days of talsorvd
.uizs and uniforms. women 329 tunn-
New tins should be set over the firef
with the boiling water in them for;
aid eral hows before food is put into?
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A tablespooniul of vinegar added ‘5’.an dresws. This means that laces
the water in which Inca: is stewed ”Fland embmi-lerie; are playing a big
boiled will make the toughest meat' part in dressing the female mm or the
tender. '_ population.
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~ milk with onion remove
" "ond add mashed potatoes. Cook,
1' the torn-atone. syrup and sea-.
for 15 minutes. add soda. Put,
coarse sieve. .‘lelt fat, add3
and sllr Hi." until well blended.-
r‘tomato pulp and cook until inn-i;-
1 then add to hot milk and potato
re.»~ Serve at one. Yield. eight.
Tapioca Cream.
curl tapioca. 1-3 cup. milk, 2 cups:
_ 1; salt. 1.6 teaspoon; corn syrup.‘
. I}; cup; vanilla, 1-2 teaspoon. ;
cook the tapioca with the milk in
top of a double boiler until the
,' loan. is soft and transparent. Beat
1. yolk of tho egg. add salt. syrup“
jbot milk mixturc. Return to the
819' boilér and cook. stirring until
1 mixture thickens. Fold in the
‘ifly beaten white. Cool. Add flav-
l'lllg. ' (Two tableupconfuls granu-
. . "tapioca may hasubstituted for,
Me pent! tapioca. Yiald, six servings.
,:
Baked Green Pea Puree.
.fljlk 1% cups; onions. 1 slice, chopp-
and: bread crumbs. 1 1-2 cups; cooked-
:: an, rubbed through a sieve. 11-2
Economy Omelet.
Ililk, 1 cup; cornmeal. 2 tablespoon-
‘Y‘l‘fio: salt. 1/2 teaspoon: 99:9, 2.
i rrsald tho milk in a double boiler:
“(add the salt and mrnmoal. Stir until
".‘hlck. then cook ior 2!) minutes. Add
‘30 the beaten ynl‘s- of eggs. Fold in
c atlfl'ly lav-awn pug whims. Pour
"mto a greased baking dish and bake
,l'ji'h a. slow ovcn until firm~about :40
intimates. Yield. four servings.
FIND LOST FORTUNE.
“Noam: of Creel Family Safe in
v _ Mexican Treasury.
LJME'XICO ClTY (Correspondence of
"The Associated Press).»~iVVhen reprc.
mutiveo of the famous Creel family.
401 Chihuahua. recently apppared be-
fore the governmcnt officials here
tith requests for information rPgard-
3mm whereabouts of mining. rail-
.3!’ and other valuable stock. valucd
** close to 2,000,000 pesos, tilt-y were
astonished to learn that thr- stock. as
V‘Ql‘l u about 2,000,000 pesos in paper,
f'-. mnoy, was held by the national lreaa-'
n7 for identification of ownership.‘
and that it only had been discovered,
2 23.121; months ago.
"According to publlnth accountSp
“workmen, while cleaning out a sparei
”mm in the building used by the_
lodenl district. government. found a
.mu of locked boxes which con-
,‘W the paper monvy and share-9.:
miller the governor of the federal
, Genornl Alfredo Bi'cceda. nor
:diltrict court, after zunrrlml in-:
loan. could determine who
the treasure. H0 it was In 'm-d
in trust to the national trcus-
”theory in that during tho first
utionary troubles which resulted
a downfall of Porfirlo Diaz. the
were sent from Chihuahua to
m residence of the Creel» hero
, l
{than Whenlhe anatistas first.
Mexico City. they were
__ " in charge of the federal din-
government.
J Cm] representative stated
galaxy sum of metallic currency
'_“.‘va‘llmble collection of jewels
rare being sought, but of these
3 galiuble l'iIIhF-fl, no trace has
- scove'red.
, he! Want Ads Are Manors.
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‘WAS-ALMOST
PAST ,GOING
,4» fly with kidniy troublé tor
. , '.” writes D. Dell, St. James
w ”. “and for the past six months
'«Iboen’ almost past goln'g.‘ I
falcon don and when I would
'sink. it will dissolve slorly and 386:)?
aboiling it is a sign tu~..
'suificionlly cooked when they sink to
being cooked for ten minutes beforejappcn'
_ the crust.
‘Dli.’ sprinkle: ”l6-
;julce and cover with tiny pieces of
190814 hardlyget up, ,1 ho-
f WKMW'Hlls. and be-
" tubules mipains were
run,
_ EVA.
,“e hm ‘1? 9°“
new a lump of kitchen 53“ m "-193 [fiery woman recognizes lace as her
. . ‘ . , greatest ally. Am the lines creep into
the pipe clean and the 51118 "(‘35 and“ woman; facunothing so softens and
wholesome. . . lovercomes their offensiveness preS-
.“ hen making boiled custards. if but} en“. as. a bit of lace at the neck.
half a teaspoonful of cornstarch is air. If one still has youth and beauty
ded the custard will not burn. hOW‘Zlnce accentuates thege charms 15
em nard n bod». .there any more beautiful picture than
Provided this water has be: it kept '.a girl in a frilly. my frock? And yet.
rselabmn 3"? there is nothing more attractively dig~
nitied thin a lace-drape) evenin gown
the bouom of the pan. . K
To make rice white and keep the! bare shoulders.
grains separate when POHQ‘L add 3. Just as lace wedding veils are nund
teaspoonful 0' lemon ju'c‘? ‘0 a quart ed down from one generation to on-
of water. lather, so is the charm of lace always
lf starch is mixed with soapy water,: with us.
the linen will have a more glOSay ap-‘
pearance and be less likely to stick to
the iron, ' I Velour or some variation of the ve-
Plour must always be kept in a per-j in lour family is a material which
fectly dry place all with the least sus-I finds much favor for the best looking
piclon of damp about, it makes heavy; frock suits and wraps.
cakes and bread. l Ono charming youthful little frock
Puddings are always better steamed. of hl-nna red velour is trimmed with
than boiled. They should stand after; s'enl :»l:!'n. The bolero blouse has the
since of opening at the front to
turning out. l5li.."\ :i waistcoat of creamy wnlte
When mixing mustard add a salt- cloth. trimmed with dull gold braid.
spoonful of salt, and the Same quan-_ le iolcro edges are finished with
lily of moist sugar, and mix with non-4 llflllll” and small gold buttons. There
ing water. It will be found to keep is u Zurue collar and deep cuffs of real-
inoist much longer. . 'Sl’li‘; and the lower part of the panels
if a fruit or meat pie is placed in a
tin of boiling water when put in the
oven to cook. the immune mv M _ . .._.__
W%_neithgr—figilhnyer flm- 5°?k‘Q-1TE“: . French Skirts Narrow.
‘ ,, ’ ’ . ‘ '1' 1,;— lie‘ skirts of many of the Frrnch
oW'hen washingi’hlack stockiqgé add “'0ka “'9 "0‘ only V9.” 311011; they
. Popularity of Velour.
I
nd 1:. :li sealskin.
er
a: teaspoonful ol‘vinogar to the’rinslng 3"? "’5” ' 3”} narrow—hobbled, in fact.
water. This will keep the? a good Thin w “—4“ “31'"?me 0! Skirts is
color and prevent them from turning ”‘9 0“! 1mm" “DOD which
French ricsiizm-rs seem agreed. though
naturally there are many degrees of
narrow nr-ss. and in some cases, onlv
‘lhe silhouette is narrow. the actual
hem llo'lng of ample width. held in
; plaiis or straight folds. I
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A Sonnett‘.
:i rusty black.
. “'hon baking polatocs place them in
hot water for fifteen minutes before
putting thorn in tho oven. They will
bake in half the time. and so effect a
saving in L'as.
To improve tho flavor of an apple.
fruit with lemon
A bird was singing in my heart to-
“margarine, then add sugar and nut-. day
. .» . I 4
A1193 0" Cinnamon. . (i know not why—l deemed all Joy
1! a box filled with limp is placer! on‘ was dead)
tho shelf in a pantry. and. lrcqilonél; “'oke singing wondruusly tlll sop
i‘enpwed, all dampness will he absorb row fled I
ml. and the air will be kept pure and
dry. .
“'llcn making pastry with dripping“ So wi
melt it slightly and beat to a cream
And shut my thoughts, like children.
out to play; .
mer vanished and the world was
May,
hem”? adding '0 ”’9 “0‘"- Tm’ Pas‘ A fragrant wonderland for Love and
try will then be as light as if made thread , ,1
thh butter. Lard should be treated. And skies were goldfiwmisted oven
in similar fashion. ; head—
When washing glassware do n-‘t put r know not why—for all the world
it in hot water bottom first_ as it will seemed gray.
bc liable to crack from sudden cx- Unless-unleSs- within her dream-stir-
pansion. Even delicate glass can be] red sleep.
safely washed in very hot water if My slender love smiled very lovingly.
slipped in- cdgeways. And called me softly in the silence
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To clean brown shoes. first rub long.
xiii-m “‘llll a soft cloth dipped in And when Distance could not hidden
mulliylr ml spiritx; this will remove keep
all stains and keep them a good color. The magic of her voice that stole to
Then put the brown boot-cream on and me
leave it for a day or so without pol- And flooded all my heart with golden
ishlng. Finally brush the shoes with song.
a soft brush and they will be much lm- —Claude Houghton in the New York
proved. l Witness.
Fashion Points l
or a beautiful lace scar! worn over
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in :1)» sides of the skirt are also iriin~:
all thestructions will have no effect on men
”The Lure «i 1'
Gingham -Frocli ;
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is an toutstaihiiug
feature of ‘
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There are probably three gener-
ations of people now living who
have known the Uncle ’ Nick ,
Ranges made by The Stamford
Foundry Company.
Some will remember the earli-
c<t form. fir<t made about l878:
rtliers will recall only the 189.2
pattern.
But to all will come back the
excellent reputation the ranges al-
ways had for doing their work
well: thi: reputation “'3: too gond
to be given up. and now the third
Uncle Nick is made. even better
than the t‘VO which preceded it.
«w. --—.
1 .' .~
Summer FaSlllnl
and nowhere out—
side of Plt‘lni‘lal 1
Review can
' an adorable
\lcctlon of dainty
~models be found.
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JULY
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LIFTING OF ALIEN BAN WILL
AFFECT FIVE IN THIS STATE
Attorney General Palmer's recentl Kaiser Much Agitated When Ho]
instructions to district attorneys ef- Read Reference to His Trial,
teeth-e July 20. collecting parol rel AMBROXGBN, (Correspondence of
strictions on enemy All“! I‘ likelyg‘rhe Associated Pl‘essl.—-—The former
ito wect only the enemy aliens in this ; German Empexpr displayed marked
.538“. it ‘18 “Id at the 031C? Ofiii-ritation after reading the clause of
ignited States District Attorney John : the Peace Treaty in which the Allies
Mr: giggit..;".:}'i?:.miii’:3¥ “mm 222°”"233‘fi‘3iim
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:Frederlck Schnoter. of No. 157 new-Yo, ,nmmwom, magi, “d of the and other articles ofglgichsbe clog:
“38 avenue. Hartford; Theodore Lien'gNInctity of treaties. For several “'3' “‘5 been depriv. m so 0
:dorf. of 31163090?“ Arms-nan: ,hours after he had read the clause-“’3’-
aasbgekafhnffofsgggolrl: All!“ Fred°flckgno one at the castle or Amerongen FISH coMPANIES
9 . . V8 . , .hnd the courage to approach him. . . r ' vi».
“”89 “’9“ "M a“ "my ‘9 be "5i He sat in a chair before the mainl , '5 0.830va 31;; (acdtl‘rzgggi‘athlw mun. .,
gleaned are not considered detrimental entrance to the castle entirely alonel BOSTOX. July ll.—-—Dissolutlon or no" of all Elks in ”w “ 1“ :;
‘0 "19 Wm“: “Tame "I" h“? been and apparently in deep thought the Won Fish Pier company 8“ 0‘ ,hevi‘m He p\p|'§|.\stll .
junder “19 surveillance of ”‘9 Dewfl"whlle the former Emprcsa. Auguste the Bay State Fishing company was that “u“; membership ‘
gm”)! of Jun‘ce and {he talked Slates \'icmflu‘ and [he members of his ordered ‘my by (b. federal eon“, "on“, b. lnt'lt‘fl"“d ll‘ .l?
:manh“ {0" second “0‘3“035 0? "1"" suite walked in the grounds occu- which ruled that they were mmhlna-; during we “min-n “1H. .2
lpernilts. Schuster violated his Der- “anally glancing in his directiion. :tions illegal under the Clayton _anfiAV m“ it w“ m“ m0 h"; (-1 '
In" the second time by getting 33 Next day he seemed to be in a..tnlst not. an. inc-rooms ("100000
;¥Ia"‘;‘~ 0‘ be" 3‘ a “10°“ ’staie of nen'ous agitation, for be; The court stated in its opinion ”If”. 0mm, (‘Imwm I‘m“; m
i Lining 0‘ ”I? “I“ on snemy alien- frequently ceased his string and 5 dealers, on the Boston fish pier had cxd "1.00““: war; also“ in<" m
gngzfiétgdm‘lfigesegizlDilfdofimg:,walked sway leaving those I:rho as-lercised predominant {control pg: lh'e: ‘ ‘ ‘
l , men ‘ 2m cont no t e we alone. trv o t e .‘o A -. ~ .
veillancc of 3.000 aliens and the new ‘ 3:9: fixevmm he hresum‘cd wimlfgfi‘c 2324M“ ‘ i fR'OM THE CHESTNUT THEE
9")?” adcct only "'3 live who b"° increased energy. so much so that? The New England Fish exchanirv' “by we?“ 30“ “W“ "““V "
319:;hrfgutii‘tfgzopm:l::nr::<&?:e:"fl¥ one of his assistants was forced to: was held to be operating LJami-airy to position.“ wax asked of lhf l"
_ I - flak? to his bc-il for 50m“ days in or- law. and was directed by the court tos .-
Mr. (.rosby said that these new 111-: dcr to recover from a chill caught 3 revise its rules and methods of opera‘ ‘:?o:riphe‘m k. 4 .. , , ..
awhile perspiring at In? other end Off lion to conform with the roman-cinema: a m" ' 'M‘n" "1' "
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, James Dannelly
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,; RAIN INSTALLED
m Ger' EXALTED
ATLANTIC CITY. N .l. .v
Frank L. Rain. Nflbl'aY-‘kn \rlw
.sluiled Grand Exalted Hilll‘
}Benevolem and Proton-nu
lElks at the closing: savior: .
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qulrles regarding agencies M
many for automobiles. rubber goods! ELF“.
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such as Maximilian von Hocgen. for: the saw. ‘ancwcrcd swwdy.
they are already undr-r indictment and f Subsequently
are citizens of this country.—r United ; m”? resumed its ordinary dullness
States Marshal (‘lmsterfieid C. Mid-33nd since the first dismay of an-
dlebl‘OOKS- M"- Crosby and Gov"'1‘"lnoyiimcc Count Hohenzollern has
men! Adjuster George Lillard saidishown few signs 0i being much a{.
the dull lift“ at the
_{If-st(3133‘éhggheialg‘dCchrrdwzo‘igZ “’0‘?“ by '1’“ “minim“ 0‘ the to get up a littlc argument. about cared to haw) the shouldnrs paw.
Ptfppenberg of gyew London which 3 Peace Treaty. . . something “Sm“ the League of 5a' "SQ" “33"?“ JOI’"“"-" ‘ “
' ' . The former Empmor has sawed tions. _“ achington Star. . . . .. ,,
has been reported. lhis 40mm '02 and i. is “fined by may put the padding in the Dam»
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.311:- organic: meridians: :3'31‘1; 9.: 3;;rs.:.:“:::;:..‘.h:‘.."s. it “" {
well ;u_ hand. all“ that any attrmplcd m," I» 71].“, log: which now form 8;
\lolt-nce cn tlw mm of “(filo in ma; Mm. heap. a}... placed if, piles '05
district will be immediately checked.
FORD INCREASES WAGES.
! MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. July ll.
‘-——II was learned on authority here :0-
, day that Henry Ford has decided to in-'
’crease the minimum wage of Ford
motor company employ-es to 87 a day,
[it is believed the new minimum Will'
be put in en‘ect soon. probably by
'August 1, or thereabouts.
Idiy .n preparation for use as file
in the castle next winter. .
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WANT GERMAN GOODS.
Buyer: Said to Be Awaiting to Place
Orders.
TREVES (Correspondence of The
Associated i‘rcssl.—Amcrlcan firms
lappear eagcr to buy German made
lgoods as quickly as possible, accord-
'iing to letters passing recently
ithrougb the United States Army cen-
rsorship. Cameos. ante: and ome-
_ first: appear to be particularly in
Mrs. Robert Blair, 4'51 3- 30”) Shldelnand in America. A; on indica-
“I suffered’tion of how German industries are
ltwo years with kidney, and bladder; being stimulated by ordem from for-
ltrouble. After taking Foley Kidney
eign countries. a. business letter r6—
. gcently said that the crockery fact~
.Pllls a few short weeks 1 found my cries in Thuflngen have enough or?
trouble gradually disappearing. Thegders on file to ké’ep them engaged
backache: stopped and I am also free 3 four years.
' ‘ On the other
[from thoes tired spells and headaches. l buying from outside countries goods
.md my vision is no longer blurrecl."iof various kinds. Purchases Just at
iFoley Kidney Pills help the kidneys: this time. however. are confined chief»
keep the blood clean and eliminate the; l! to food. cloth and other articles
. . t necessity. Letter to American
impurities that cause backache. rhea-l 9 ,
_matlc pains. sore stiff and swollen manufrcturing firms continue to pass
l and l gthrough the censorship in which Ger-
ioints muse es.
A GRATEFUL WOMAN'S STORY
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iman firms or individuals make in“
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“D“ you think “Tm” inc." 121$ thi- prompt nplv
Sh. kes arc‘s Works?” - . . - . .
'?\\’hy?:tart that old controversy?" l Lmlc Johnny. bring fund .-.
Sorry! Thought it might be a relief sun. “ar askr‘d by ilw milm
Women Should Take
special care to keep frcc from headache. hock-
achc, constipation, “calm-cm and dcprcacion.
For those recurring ailments and otlicr condi-
tions peculiar to women, Bccclwm’s Pills are a
tested and effectual remedy. Thcy ad gently
and promptly on the: stomach, liver and bowels,
and exert a tonic, strengthening cl’lcct on the
bodily functions.
Tllt’SC famous pills are purely
vegetable, contain no habit-forming drug, and
produce no disagrccablc altcr-cfi‘ccts. Womcn
the world over, find needed help and strength in
hand. Germany is r
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