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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 27, 1919 · page 9

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Omelettc With Green Peas.

Two eggs and ii lllltlt'rillill‘lll-lll of

zoilk well beaten, A. small water of

butter.
“when the butter sizle'S tilt

Rutter lllt' (itiitli-t pan and

 

trom shit-
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:pour in llll: limit: nr'cggzz. (‘ook filtnvly;
dntl lift the eggs \'.E.1i 2i iiti'i-t‘ttl hand
:30 let. the. uncooked part tlow under.
"When ready to fold over fill the con-
ré‘er with (‘l‘t‘illllt‘ll pills. and strips of

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-Cl‘ltip but-on. Lay on sit-Wing dish;
mourly surrotuided with \\'niv.'1‘f"1‘.'"<i Ii
2‘? ms. .

 

’ Welsh Rabbit.

One pound-of choppi-d Atiicrlcan'
heese, real mild and lush. IllllllitS
.zhe betst rabliit: 1 teaspoon dry ll‘li:"’-
card, 1 pinch of red pepper. 1/.» toa-
spon salt, 1 large tablespoon butter.
7 glass tumbler of ale. 2 eggs. Into:
chafing dish put butter. \th-n
eese has nearly melted add the 5': :=-
caning which should be Well lileJded
7' ogether, then add the ale very slow-
3?. still stirring all the time, and you
‘y =, st work quickly. Have egwmlightiy
‘beaten, and add the last thing. Just
. 3 son as rabbit is thick as a thin
mGe batter serve on toasted broad or
- Farrackers.

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If you’d had your kit u: knocked
d‘ght_arm at Chateau Tiiimi,

or worth while to go back to vom old
his nerve when all this 1:31)

 

him, he was a little worried want :11

are making disabled heroes
on Ice
made him ovary.

 

' Upens Way For
high-or Pay T 0 Han Victims %

and your left arm in the Argonne
you might get a bit distouragcd. especially if you didn't think it possible

pencrl to him; but kept right on going over tho
top with his 125th infantry rc; "1181“. After the surgeons got through with
e future, until some one sent, him to
the Rehabilitation School of tlic \‘ational Catholic War Council, whore
I230 better workonfxcn
thathe ishow ijskil , manipulate r _ ‘
‘ ' vocational: . he 2

Transforms Gravy.
A “llllllllll"‘fllll" of milk. Wllll water.
just a suspicion of (-t-lcry salt. and a;
wco pinch of sugar, in addition to the.?
usual salt and pepper, will transform:
the. most [)lt‘llt'liin gravy into a savory,
dish. I

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The Kitchen Sewing Basket.
"l‘lio kitchen :u‘witig basket is one
that. contains shun-s. to ho used for
cutting .lutucc needles and,
thcad for slullt‘tl fowl and similar sew- ,

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ing articles used in the kitchen. :
Mending Plaster.

'l'o repair a break in the plastcr of:
a room wall llll}; «dual parts of plas-
ttj-i‘ or parit; and white rand with \‘.'at- 3
er to a s'tiiootli triftt- and apply llll—l
mediatrlg. Sintzivii this over with a

knife or flat p} "l‘ of wood. As this
ltllxlult‘ hurdi :13 r; ‘1' we pit ,‘All'k' V
(‘nly :i \i'l'}' in .111 9:: at {l 1mm}
A RIGHT TO THE Nsz. ‘
“You call that patch a \‘111‘ gar: ?
den?" i
“Hasn't it. the appearan' ,n Slut-o "

the drought hit it.
tion of No Man‘s
ton star.

it looks: I':l

Land."

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‘Vnsillllg‘ 2’

—An adverthvntent in the Evening E

'Sentinal will doubtless firing the best ‘ . .
'a variety ot llltlns. inusliionin brown
Iand flaming tones are popular shades.

Insults.

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jflnd no equivalent in “brown beards“ 1334, and another one as a result ofIwill! \Voe and death to those who same f°°d ideas a“ his ““9 5"
tor "black beards" and .therc is but ffvolution a few years ago. The most ldo not believe in my missiont Tam should have the, fame ‘15 him. ldon"
lone “Bluebeard.” A mOdified beard. noted abducation next to Napoleon land death to the. cowards! Let them .like finnan hadd"""l hate "“7“" 0“
Ionce popular in the United States was that of Charles \7' the empemrlperisli. all the enemies of the Ger-Iwald is more finnan huddle titan “
iand lYpical of Uncle Sam, is the which was whclly voluntary. Tnevman people! God demands their ac» ,finan haddie “‘59”-

goalee. Of a somewhat, silear char- most noted abdications in Roman hls- 'Qtruction. God who. by my mouth.‘ “Then What do I do to save armr

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out in the trenches of Alsaoquour
ood.

job. Leo C. Butterman never lost

than they ever were. You
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long and cu

cant space almost surrounded by the
bristly growth underneath It. A sim-
ilar clearing

mustache was worn.

. . {(‘rbign tr'ilo‘ iroznmtii r lll."lYl.t"t‘l‘
A tweed coat has inverted plants. ’ ‘ l ' ‘

 

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“-— 1 Beginning of Christian ra. “1;” ’. - , - . . ,. . u _ _ . .
Sumo coat collars open to the waist. ‘ 0 ' .. , . id dlffi rcnce of opinion. M! I 3 kpeak. :0 ‘L ("h A. “r‘ ‘
(‘mitspm-n (loop collars which Dut-. There have horn more abdications I” "“ hands “l"ill“)“WWWQH ”101 "That‘s one thing: people sliouldnt ,
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ton mound ”10 DECk- than is gencially supposed. Morel “11”“ “5“”1’5 have, espectally married this:
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than forty shit-o the beginning of the

Drooptng shoulders are it on’sored . ,
p ('hrtstlan era chronicled by

by French couturivros for spring. “I"

 

ablicntion has been quite the fashion.
The great Napoleon abdicated twice
and he was followed by Charles X,
and Louis Philippe. Napoleon 111 was
forced from power. Four monarchs or
Spain have abdicated—Philip V,
Charles 1V, Isabelle 11, and Amadeus
;1. Most of the other abdications
were monarchs of kingdoms that have
long since ceased to exist. such as
Brandenburg, Poland Scotland, the

()Sllll'il and
llrit‘tl to trim ili't

(mono {outliers are
:5: ‘ an much as hats.

l‘iissyivillow l:lth"l;l is among the
host of lininxs for “)1" simple cloaks.

 

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Silver l'll)l)«)n
clan-t
gowns.

is combined with

colored satin for evening
Rust, rod. seal 1mm n. bottle green.

 

STYLES IN BEARDS.
Beards have been
or less with old age.

rTuscany. Two American empotors
associated more have abdicated, both of Brazil.
“Gray beards" tugal last. a Miguel in this

acter is the short beard. trimmed to {cry are those of Sulla, the Dictator,

a point, which is ueually accompan- and the Emperor Diocletian.

led by an “imperial” or tuft just Thrones fell .in the world war as
under the lowar lip, as worn by Na- never before. The czar of Russia.
poleon III. They had a habit once two czars of Bulgaria the king of‘
Of wearing the beard moderately Greece, and the German kaiser have
t to separate half-way disappeared and the emperor of nus-
and finish in two tassels. Reversing trjaJiungm-y is soon to follow them.

this process, English farmers shaved Rumania. and Serbia have lost their
both lips and chin. which left a va-

Klug Ludwig of Bavaria.
existed in a fashion of Browning’s poems is this:
some centuries ago, except that the There is meaning in the fact

 

tVVlio stands secure 1’

Its It'lltl“. backward lllllllr. to point
how. close

that

Certainly no man is Safe who could '
even droaui
those. which are from

:10 $8

ft‘?

of using

Are «won gods

such words as
a proclamation

'or the kaisvr in 1:114. addressed to his

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army or

“The spirit. ot‘

scended

upon me hecmisc
emperor of the Germans.
. . ‘ y u , ‘ t I
Eastern empire. Sardinia. NampsI and instrument of the Almmht). I am 11..»

I(sword. His agent.

).
ibids you to do his will!"

the east:

the Lord has de-

l am

the

\\'0e and death to

poplail those who oppose my will. \Voe
Way In :and death to all those who! oppose my

New this man is skulking in Hot-
finding his

fland.
plainly is not the mission 0

other

than

he

apolis News.

 

mission ***** which
f God—~
suppcised. ~~ Indian-

THEORY AND PRACTICE.
If folks were paid according to their

kings, but; only temporarily. In this Iexecutive ability, a good 6001‘ w

remarkable record must be included (draw more sala
In one of lessorr—Gah’eston News.

ould

ry than a college pro-

._.—.___._._.._____._
Eight years

ago

.That whoso conquers. triumphs, en- ,Xiiget: 315:3?“ was sent across the

 

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am the ,

ones,
here difference of opinion.” rcinarkcd
the Janitor's wifc. "The difl‘orvnce ii:

historians, throw of them being by IAppended from ”1" “""- ”“04““ ”5“ in danger of getting worse until final-
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