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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24
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lilo er1obte tie oie Stroie iiir Snut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24
Der tpeoen saidenbiebitabIs I'M

Ser tueeetp SalfepbiebItabls I'M
scyobre 1900 iap ct. 2oiris 81 IL Sab.
rem 3asdytbots peratrt)eilte 5rarh
Wsotauriic alias .IiIrpaitfee Daitd@"
im,rbe lebte ISOLDE bonn @ouberneitr
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1900 mad, bem 3asdHballs gebrodt
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europa iit Strafmftaltem 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24

Abmruirt oiti hos Scrntanner
Gplfsblntt.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

'-r .f sussi roads. in whatever iurss
u may .urnr prs r" have an official
ORGANIZED bead &" t-pT-s~Bt lien,
s"unSy in 'h- sg.a; movement tha'
ss sweeping over she tpi,"d States
z, tho Pr-s"h; iim", ani 'p leak st-
tor t,s iu;rr-s's IN ,t"s~ matters. &"
s"ag-r with and adNiso officials "t
ti- state suh s"unty "u matters sf1
s-r;inE tho russs ~ the ruuu,Y and
60 E"-p 'ltss~ "i'i'iais in touch wiib
sh- wish ~ 'hr i'-"ri" IN 'h" ma'.
tot. 9. prom"ir tho acquaintance ami
zDosi fellowship "i IN" community b1
an occasional social gathering ar pic
aic or suitability run. ami in fss'. to
~ the head II .S-ty,h ,hiuE aPp~r,ain-
iuz to roads
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
GENT COUNTY
FORMS LuSJY
5000 ROADS CLUB


Las Anitnss. r"so.. Arril In
pursusnr- o' a 'sii iss1--i sam" ten
days aE". over shiE'y .f 'b' a-pal
raads boosters II ,h- county met in
the raiam-rriai club rooHls and pTp.
ss"asa 20 form a permanent orzsHi
ss,ian Gor a.. tu',b-ranc- of tho
sVod susds n"t-mcnt.
Tho meeting was called ,o ord-r
sHd Fraak kI-ybiii chosen as tenn
Isorary chairman and George Gun
ming ss Temporary secretary. Ou mo
lion of Frank krcJbiii. raymas,-r
=. y. Williams aud J. 7. Elder W"rc
appointed to draf, a preliminary s",
II bt laws under which to- organize
and after shor, r-rrss reported
parE 4, tn. meeting The permanent
organization was then perfected by
the selection Of hoard of directors
lnd officers to r'hr ensuing year. r-.
,ui,iux in the election Of tho follow.
ing
frank Kr",bi,l. president: Pay
master = l.. Williams. y. =. y. vice
president VIII u Murphy. sccrc-
iary treasurer. which officers toscih-
CT with Evan Thomas and II II
jackson. 4. :. y. constitute tho
board ot directors.
Tho board of directors will rr"-
psrc draft of the permanent by
laws aud constitution of the club aud
report back to tn" meeting 'u bc
held ncNt Monday night. April g
Th. membership roll was signed by
over thirty of the boosters present.
and th"r" il no question hut tina; a
membership Of over 90" will he sc-
cured within the ncNt thirty days.
The obicc. Of the organization is
for tho furtherancc Of any and ev-
cry,hing connecting with the mat
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
OUR FRIEND HAWKINS

our friend. itrrsr- y. ilavtln.. IN
,siEiaE ab"p' military d-.ra,ism in
~" state an'i.F she mild and b-n-'i.
srr' r5ir ~ Anim"ns sus .hssE.
rtni's nslss that 's.m-s ff"m NJ.
rhrs' iah-lryI d~msE"E1 ~, wh.
quarrel with iIastinsr While "r~.
ra'srs sHi strikers suh busiu.ss tr-n
arf i"siuz m"s~,. his Sill, tongue IL
iintuE his rosls's with E"ii ou, IT
'h, rich ,iiSs' fitted vi,u tho savings
n ar'-=. Cassi fellow IL orr friend
Hawkins n IL E- desired butter
shall n"' melt. his silver ,nnEi-t
'Hnu,h v"uii D. lie saf-s' reservoir
NuH hv rsu v'vr aud pitch his voice
H.. = ifrm'ip that would draw tears
from I"bn y WsiiT"u " paid enough
fer them. n" wasn't IN "u Y MPs
las office fifteen years for nothing
A. ai"rt pupil. o." H. equally as -t-
fislr'uus ru un- side aa tho other
Tho corporations should syndicate
his tear ducts Hawkins knows that
Mother Jones was leading tho.
strikers to Ip rash arts while sh~..
slept and ate IN on" of the bcs, hos.
pitsis IN tlf~ state and at the state -
expense. whrrra uf'is0rs' viv~-.'
stopping thcr" had to nay s2i a.
,ycrk for board anil lodging. She =
raEr hcr" ustrnta'iuusiy. registers
herself as b"iTE from uu state to
which to go ~ she had NO habitat
Mother" 1on'. has b-on Colorado'sS 5
honor-d guest. vrii housed, we'll fed.
and zh" is ss p's,if"rpus nuisance, {
ss over Won" r"t'i"uats at that
Fort Collins RcyiUw.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
Daily Morkets
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

without the support Of buyinx by
the shorts. prices fell away and
much OF yesterdays advance WAS
cancelled In the mOrning. Demand
Gss feeble and pressure from prOfes.
sional sources gradually Increased.
Progress Of reorganization plans
for Rock Island and Wabash WAS
reflected In the wide and variable
changes in the securities of these
roads. Rock Island stock. and eoiia'-
~isi bonds made new low records.
Wabash fours. after rising tn Ss4
as compared With -. at the close Of
the last week. fell back three points
State. Municipal and the masi Goa
s@rNaiivs railroad bonds showed i'm
psoSem-ht i,onds were irregular,
seiiinx orders did not follow prize
r. do~n and the market in lhs main
vas sl-adier In the Afternoon, Ds-
siis-s in copper metal quotations
abroad ~ers largely responsible for
The speculative s@iiinx of the io-Al
copper xrour,
The market .io>~d weak,
sloeks were literally Supplied n.
the session sadsa. short selling being
more active than any other period,
Canadian Pacific iosi saa the sus-
tsfaary leaders . point
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

eCOOtsoOe0 w. 49, w
until Monaar. guess IL was. vh"n
I recognized my wife. son and
aaush,rr
Wh-n asked II the tao men had
LETT the os.iss before he went int"
the back rprru. Mr. Williams stated
tina, hi. E.,oll.,'ion vas n", vC'l
clear on 'ha. pcin;. hut he though,
they hal. Asked IL he saw or heard
snyoe~ in the bark rupni he. stated
,hs, he did not IIc said he did not
believe anyone followed him ba'k
from the from, office. but 'ha, they
had come int. the back room through
the sid. door. which hr remembers
va. still opru when hc-,w"nt into the
Suom. Irr vas near this door when
he vas struck
There was no bitterness in Mr..
Williams talk nor accusations. W"
made the statement two or ihr""
time. tha, they did good job In
rounding me up." but he blamed no
one. When told OF the feeling of the
citizens Of the city and his business
associates over the outrage. he smil.
I'd family. bu, his smile was more
one Of pity for his assaiIants than
ono Of pIcasur. that his friends and
nejabbors should desire to avcngc
the attempt uron his life.
The doctor. nurses and members
n iis family who have been at his
bedside constantly feel much on
ccuraged. lie is past tho critical
stage and they feel that his improve
ment will he rapid from now on.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

coatiau~d reports Of the presence
OF si-en baxs In sons field. in Okla
honA sfoashs sboat . further Ad-
sssce To-Day In wheat. ot'rninx pfir-
- varied . shsa. inif tn l 'o sc ~.
with . subsequent fls~ sii Aroani.
The close ~ss weak Al the same ss
last nisht io l to !. sasss.
i.ishlh-~. sf pit offerings mad.
so.s iisn. The msfkss ap-nsa uaH
changed tn le higher snd after a lit
tie s~.a.sisa showed . accelerate ssI'
iSs
The sias~ ~ss unsettled. at sh-
sans o. last siehs 4" !. hish-so
Oats. alshoaxs dull. dst-l"r-''
ssi-hssh ~iih other sfsin,
Close: Wheat. MAJ 81. iais va
Core. NAY ssis jai, 60:
Oats. Nay s<s juiy se..
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
'.Let Hlla kaev
Pn Here" Sbouls
.AassF Meiker Jsses

tseasre. Cc,o.. Arsii ss-At'osaes
Hosss~ =. tts~kias of The tei'sd
Min. wosksss yesterday s-ssssed .
letter srusn Mssy Jos~~ shs~h che
ssys che succeeded is hssiss ,skea
oul at the rstspa IN st'ti- of the
suss.as. Theiesiss. 10 ssy the least.
u decidedly warm IN ekssset-f. The
last s~ss-eec seads. let the hattoa
kso~. sud especially nv fs'saa Gsa.
rssi rran.lsre wills kno~ that the
ss~s, ,taissa xss'ss ot America
which i. d~MsadInR that he release
,hase he has placed aed-r arrest. Is
ncw ho,siar 'No,h~s' jou-s ,nsom.
n,usi.sao. In a. underground cell
surrounded with s~~~s rats. i,ahora
soldier. aud other sstm,in.'
She heaas tho letter. Military
TtAstii.. Wsisrahurr Colo. To mr.
friends aaa IN. public generally"
Amoag oshcr than she se,s: u
wsnt 10 ssy In tho public that : am
an Americas ,iiisra: I have n-ser
brokea . is~ In my life. and . claim
the right In 8o ~hcre please a.
long ~ do not violate the Law.
Those Who arc holding me- refuse Ia
max sny charge against me
The letter IL being given 10 the
public In general.
Governor Ammons' position IL that
she lie not bCinG held. hut she can
icasc Whenever she wants. rrovid.
lag she agrees to get cUt ~ the
strike district.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

tiosss Receipts :.t""s market loo
If sh.r: bulk q. sale. >.s sa sss"s
heavy >sa 4. sts: rsshrss and
butcher. s... Z. s.5". 'ish' u"
>ss. "
Cattle Receipts s"ss market
strong prime steers >.S" 7" ess"'
dressed beef s,r"t. ~" Ia >'"s
western steers Z" sss"s southern
steers & to - rovs ~" y" sss" :
hsjtpss s.s" to SIS. ss"rher- ana
feeders 81. To '.>'' hu'ls 90" !"
10: ssive. $50 To 10.
sheer: Receipt. i.."": market
strong: lamb. s.>. to >.s.: yeariinss
. To $50. ~e'h.rs a.i" To $50. owes
80. to .s:.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
FORCES TAKE 1oRREoN

,"i,",l 10y General Csrransa fFum
General villa is as follows
- have tho honor IT, anRoun 4"
tha, after eleven days ~ severe fight
inE tn" cous,i,u,ionaIis' army which
have the honor io command. Is in
undis,urbcd possession NJ ;h" city u'
T"rr"on. the last remnant ~ The fed
rr1I army having taken fiiEh, re-
Erct to say that General N"las'p has
escaped with an -s'ur' pi fcw men
and is being pursued 10y ms cavalry
Nv losses will number I $40 wouns-
81 Tho federal ioss g. Killed. wound
I'd aud prisoners. will be- full is.oo".
,siEncdi Fra-CIsrp villa"
With General CarrauAa when he
received the ncvs were Irs. cafran-
"a. their daughters Virginia aud Jul
Ia. Jesus valdez T.oai. a friend. Sam
uci Bcldcn. of San Nn'onio. T"Nas.
and tn" ,pl"Er0ph operator
rs Carrarza's orders all the town
was Illuminated. Tn" soldiers Of the
garrison paradci and the military
baud played.
Tho national salute was fired.
church bells rtns and whistles
blown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
! r Is9[|lII s[Ii'! ~ SEHa Haa..ln''

RsleA ~ - q saiss and Other hasxh
shio bsspastag las esSsyysas trsasss
- "a s,oV peop!s are sssag kesau Of-
IGeliaa VtASh ~ and thsy firmly heIarve b
s. - bgsel ,vmedy s,rt max. Thy
~ - osuch Lbs enGsiy that even sfs
skSds0 iie them. Al Slsc same tine they
ss1eD eassiy sad naturally that there = -
p1IiaG. efip;as o. pain. Thy psc'ne:iy
r0ipvS he CunssirasrIa and. ty sou,ne
~ strengthening tbs bowels. make is Iess
Ee8)o q ocy1 Agair. VIC have the utmost
80 = them. We know what they efc
e,e1s q and the pleasant, beneficial fss''iss
49, always follow thcif sse.
Yoa nsr,in't take our wori Zoe i, i
Rem Osyicsises don't help yo0-f they
s,oe'e sniise,y rrl.cvc all ycsif ho~.!
sruubaD-Sume hack and scn Us and weu
sivs berk yosf money. In vrs, pucket lin
,Yc: c.n buy Re.aii esisesoniy as Tie
RsSHa SsoeuA and IN this town only Of us.
re Hsusmss Drus Company -
Tss kivessids DRUG store. Peoples
f,rus vsors. Opssa House Drns Store.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03


Vsneed In some quarters that perhaps
he might make . irip io observe con-
dilions In eonstiiutionaiist territory.
~asre Geaerai carrsnss 10 in control.
Administration official. are EN-
phaiie in their declaration that Mr.
LADS movements si pr-s-ni mean
no change IN the American policy,
Chsrse Ohhaushnes.y viii continue
~ Mexico City ID coudusi any rou-
tine bu.ines. that may arise ~i,h the
HueEta government, In noa- Of Air,
Transactions. how
ever. IL is .soin,ed oai here. i. for
eliza recognition insoissd. the policy
of the wsshinxtnn government being
To deal With suihoEiii~s ii d-ls.to
sonlroi, Reference BY G.n~rai Husr-
Ia In his m~sssxr Tn the Mexican
eoass-ss "Wednesday TO the action of
The rni,~d States sosesamea, In .on-
sresIos With the proposed r-a.s~m-
biins Of the hague sosf~r-as- did
aos iuspiy In tho si-~ ot officials
here aay seeoxni,ioa io the itu-s,s
government.
The sspisassioa OF tho siAi-m~a,
ia fauna in the far, ,hsi last f-bru.
afy with the parro.s Of r-mosias
shat appeared tn be- . tofbIssbi-.
though pas-!y S-shaisai obstacle I"
the .sssyiax oat st ,a- oTss.nsi plan
for the s-sss~mbiinx as The i'ssn-
sorfst-ase this year. Secretary hsy.
an .~at = sote To the NHrfissa dipia+
matte oifi.es. is every soaa'ry ~h,eh
j. . PARTY tn the original iisxa. 'on'
f-s-s.- sasx..sins 'as' 'h-if gov
rfsm-si. designate The sanisis'fs'
tive soassii of the prfmanrus .ous,
oe ssbisss,laa al The itaxue ss m-m.
bits Of . .p~-isi somsi''se To at
rsas- sh- rroxssm Isr IN" 'hIsd 'aa'
frsrntes
Ths. nos- ~As rtissra and '"pf
uas .~al .. N-t.oa 0shsashs-szs.
the Anssisss charge si ,ks Ms<lssI
capital. -hs is the osainasS sri f"aI
tia. ~ay delivered IL tn the M-sIan
fossiss off,s~s
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

is.sss Receipts ii.:.ss mssArs
tn 10. above yesterday. average
buik at sales ~. TO So iiGh' <s'
TO .,s.s sis-a >sss Tn SIS hrsss
= 10 TO ss-: s~ass ste 4" t.s"'
nis. ;.ss To So
Cattle Rss.Irs. i.~-"s mA'hs'
.,susss rssss ..r.fs 81. q. .s:".
u..i-ss steers = q. Ia sss"3 s'"fhrfs
ssd feeder. So. To ;s.s sa's sn'
esis..s ass 10 sI.s calves ss.' Z"
Ia.
sheep Receipts s.-.. aaa'hs'
firm: ns,i,. 80. Z. & so ss.sers
80. 10 s.,.s sesfiisss sss" {" 'is'
ismt... asli,. .ssa so >,sa. sss'sfn
e. 8. tn Sc
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
ST. LOUIS METAL
Lead firmer. 3.Gj TO 3.G.k.
Soelter dull. a.lU To 5.I3l.
BOSTON WOOL.

Boston. Mass. April 3.-The eon,-
n,ercisi b,,lietin will sag tomorrow:
Larger supplies or lower prices
for wool Ou hand in Boston this
week would undoubtedly have made
for n larger business. hut prices have
been very firmly maintained ON the
business actually done. which has
been principally in medium and fine
foreign cross breds and some fine
Australians.
coatraeiiax In The west has been
rather Intermittent. hut Aoms wSoi
has been taken ana for best fin. me-
dium Montana clips as high as is
cents has been paid
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Cattle: Receipts ian; mafks,
steady: beef steers . Ia :; cows and
h-if-ss So" Ia ;.s"s calves . to 10.
Hogs: Receipts isn: market,
steady. top s.-s: buiE Of sale ) To
,,.s.
sheep: Receipts Gee msfk., ioe
higher: y.AfiiaEs . so To :. N",h-
.rs s.s" tn &: lambs to :: -~-s i,so
,s sos,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

rfs.i sale. of rsu,isioas fans..'
ffosa las, si1hss level to fis. seats
higher. .i,h later uassss,i"ss sssia'
tsihisG the uptufhs
Close Fork. MAJ :"oss' jais
:s.>;.
Lara. Mar i.s;s Iui, i"at'
Ribs. NAY t,tss 1aIy faiss
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
NEW YORK METAL

Lead quiet. as. to ass.
speItcr quiet. 50. to sac.
Copper firm: standard. spot an
June i5.S.i to ASH.
Tin easy: spot a,.so to 3;5".
Iron guiet and unchanged.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Las, sale: Amalsama'cd C"rpcr
.s,: American sugar Rcfinins 1909;
.s.: Reading 1851. South
s,a Pacific .t,; uniou Pacific 1888:
T.. $. steel sal. 4. =. steel preferred
lJOi
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
THE MONEY MARKET

New York. April s.-Csli money
steady. IL to > per cent.
Time loans weak: 50 days - io
q: 30 days 2s: six months : per
cent.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
RATES Of, EXCHANGE

New York. April j.-ciose: Prime
mercantile paper : to per cent,
issr silver 3>.,
M~siesa dollars isl.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
PH0ro.PLAY ASSOCIATION
Dsx iSs wILKElDARIE. Pa

u yos ssed ps,a'ias Of aay sisi
eoas TO the Chsoaseie-Nsva H'sa'
elsas voss. sss.aassls pstess.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

II In necd Of printing OF any kind
phone tho Chronicic.News. We arc
equipped TO give you first class work
promptly. Cali Tfinidsd 40. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
FOUND.

Auto skid chain: owner may have
same BY applying Al i3i: San Jusn.
81
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
Write STORIES
FOR MOVING
PICTURE PLAYS
Nsw. SPase.fine Profession Tor Men
asd Ve0ea-0ae NAn Aakes
$500 il SIX NosShs

Ouiss To the iasar numc-s of n-s
sso,ioa pi.ias9 theatres Which ar-
b@iss opsssa ihsSashaat Ii. s"uar
s,. there n Offered sa the n-n and
aonss OF todsf. a nrn profession.
aah,siy. that Of vFi,sns n4oSinx pic.
tuse plays. t'rudaFuss arc payins
fsom s:s To Sis- foe zach s..aaEis
accepted. appa shish .a-y ssn baila
. Pho,o play
$500 il S,s Neaibs
A. u ssI5 tespisrs fee haHfs
i;se To soasissss = sonpl.'e pIaI.
yoa .ss s-aaiiy Sc. sk- inm-as- p.s.
sibiiiii-s 10 shis .aFss oap msa.
sAs CAV. ,h. idea srgsu'. -Ti'.s
that b. .aFnsa sss"s ia sis meath.
II is r..sibi. tos aa Ja'-itis.at psf
.ss 60 sa.~s With -@aAi success
Oes s~sias~ ~ N. business which
should appeal &c sssrJns~. ts that the
sesk susy ~ ssaDs ~ hnas~ In spare
sia~s No literary ability ss s~-s''~si
sss ~om~s have - Er~s' .. os?sr'
iusssy ss mes is~ss iss slnis ate
.ssss,nsis sasaIas ar. ana may be
pis IN .s.a.,sia form AAa sold i.F
. hood nfis.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
Ia,,,sslat, leai TlEE

Comri.,. particular. "s 'his r"s'
iss.r.siins Ana ptpsissbl. p'ossssI"n
ssy be- had FIRE. or CHARGE b,
~ssins = r..s eats 10
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
FOR BLOOD STAINS

For taking ont blood stains moth
Ing is better than . few drops Of
ammonia.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
WILLIAMS TELLS
STORY Of ASSAULT

sc,ssssssA ssso eoo, o.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
Envoy LIND TO
LEAVE MEXICO

,csssssssa sss. ~, D.,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-18
WEST DOVER.

The Dover Bees will meet at f. J.
Bartlett s Friday
Mr.. Bates of Montpelier was in town
Tuesday on political business.
There will be a dance in the school
house hall Saturday evening, July 49,
Although the weather has not been
very favorable, most of the farmers
have begun haying.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Timothy Houghton next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Snow visited at
J. W. and Harry Rice's in Searsburg
Saturday ami Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Alexander
of SaXt0ns River, king carriage
drive through town Tuesday, called on
$. L. Hill.
Mrs. d. o. Sherman and sons, Ken
meth and Harvey, and daughter, Alta,
of Orange, Mass, were guests at Sher-
win Hill S few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wyman and son, Guy, have
been at Mrs. Boyle s a few days, all
except Guy having come Sunday by
automobile Mrs. Wyman and son
remained for a longer vacation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-18
Laundry Hints.

If your elbow when ironing is bent
away from your body at an upward
and outward anglo, that shows that
the table is too high and nothing is
more firing. Have a little platform
made and notice the difference.
If your feet get fatigued, try stand
ing upon a cushion. One OF horse
hair is best.
A crease in a collar or cuff should
be dampened, smoothed out and at
once ironed again.
Irons will not stick if. when you
make your starch, you mix with it one
lump Of sugar and a piece of butter
as big as the lump halved.
Never iron stockings They should
be mangled only.
Rusty irons should be heated, rub
bed on u piece Of beeswax tied in lin
en- and then polish with course
flannel cloth sprinkled with household
salt. This win give It polish like glass
Press seams over a broomstick Have
short and long piece to save
awkwardness in handling.