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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-27

WHAT hypocrites some Christians
are! Protesting to follow Him who
proclaimed "Peace on earth, good
will toward men," they are engaging
in the bloodiest war known to his
tory, with every diseoverable means
to aid In taking human life. It is a
condition forced upon the world by
the murderous Kultur of a people
whose surroundings are embelished
with tall church spires pointing
heavenward from c%onsecrated affairs.
They quote to us, "Icome not to bring
peace, but q sword in their barbar-
GUS behalf--in my belief an inter-
polation by SOME mad old monk seek
ing to give warrant Or the blood
strewed onward path of so-called
Christianity--in whose name the
world has agonized for two thousand
years. ., for an early return to the
precepts and example Of Him who
died in behalf OF humanity!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-27

In . communication received by
this paper, COLLECTOR Of Internal Rev.
enue George H. Moore announces
that . federal income tax officer will
be sent into this comfy ON January
I'd, and will be here until January
18th. He will have his office in Iron
ton in the Courthouse and will be
there every day ready and willing to
help persons subject to the income
tax make out their returns without
cost to them for his services.
How many income tax payers will
there be in Iron County? Ii you can
guess how many married persons liv-
ing with his wife or husband will have
net incomes Of $4,000 or over, and
how many unmarried persons will
have net incomes of $1,000 or over
this year, then you know. The Col
lector of Internal Revenue estimates
that there will be 100 taxpayers in
this county.
Returns of income for the year
1917 must be made on forms provided
for the purpose before March /, 1918.
Because a good many people don'tun-
derstand the law and won't know how
to make out their returns, the govern
ment is sending this expert to doitfor
them. But the duty is on the taxpayer
10 make himself known to the govern.
ment. 1t he doesn't make return
as required before March list, he may
have to pay a penalty ranging from
$40 to $1,000, pay a fine OF so to Jail.
So il you don't want to- take chances
on going to Jail, you better call on the
income tax man. If you are not sure
about being subject to the tax, better
ask and make sure. Whether you see
the income tax man or not, you must
make return if subject to tax.
Of course, persons resident in othe,
counties may, il they want to, come
and see the income tax mai who vii
be at Ironton.
The Collector suggests that every.
body start figuring up now his income
and expenses SO as to be ready viii
the figures when the expert arrives,
Expenses. however, don't g fam
lily expenses, money used to pay Of
the principal Of a debt, new machin'
cry, buildings, or anything like that
They mean what you spend in making
your money Interest, taxes paid, hir'
ed help, amount paid for goods sold
seed, stock bought for feeding, rem
Except for your dwelling, etc. In
come includes about every dollar yol
got.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-27

THE liquor dealers are going 70 pre-
sent to the public through the press
the reasons why the proposed Nation.
al Prohibition Amendment should he
rejected by a liberty loving people.
They are willing to pay for the space
they use, just as the railroad and 9TH
or interests have done with other
proposed constitutional legislation.
This fills the mind of-Mr. Bryan with
holy horror. In the agony Of his an
gelic soul he calculates:
swatch the papers and see how
many newspaper owners are willing
to sell their souls to the liquor inter-
eats, and then mark the insidious
spread Of their propaganda. Congress
ought to so change the law against
liquor advertisement al to prohibit
this palpable violation Of its spirit"
Now the owner Of the REGISTER is
not going to .'sell his soul' to either
the Prohis or the Ants, but is going
to give both sides y square deal at &c
much per line. Editorially, he will
pronounce himself "without money
and without price" But the super
righteous Mr.. Bryan would by Law
deny us the privilege Of printing, and
the anti-prohibitionists the right te
present, the adverse side Of the ques'
ton. A few years ago he announced
that while an advocate Of State Pro
hibition he was opposed to making il
n National issue. I said then he would
evolute, and he has; but to a fanatic
extent no friend ever dreamed OF
just consider the possibilities Of the
legislation he would have Congress
enact!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-27
the only regiueutin Camp completely

the only regineutin Camp completely
equipped.
In consequences thereof We have
been assigned 70 the fourth over seas
division and expect to be ordered
sceoss about January Is, 1915. And
that date can't come any too coon for
ne, for % one Of our men said. "The
sooner the quicker"
Sincerely,
L. E. HARrzELL.
Is F. A. Band.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-27
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual stockholders meeting Of the
Belleview Valley Bank will be held at
its banking house in Belleview, Mo j,
on Saturday, the 9Th day OF January,
1918. Said meeting will be convened
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continue dur
ing at least three hours unless the OBJ
ject for which such meeting is called
be accomplished sooner. The pnr-
pose for which said meeting is called
is to elect five directors for the said
bank to r during the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of any
other business which may properly
come before the meeting.
December 18th, 1917.
s. f. BUFORD, presid ent.
Q. II. ROBINSON, Cashier.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-27

Our with the naturalized citizen who
does not stand ~ his adopted coun-
try! As for him who refusest to swear
allegiance to the United States, owing
to his love for u enemies, trans
port him to the land he loves so well,
nor permit him to stand upon the
order Of his going. Have him u the
gauntlet of the Kaiser's numbering
submarines,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-27

CAN the Public Service Commission
knock out q lawful contract signed,
sealed and delivered, non.fraudulent
and regular? Have we, in institu.iug
that body, set up a master to say us
yea or nay, rs a parent 10 his minor
child? That's one Of the things | want
to know particularly, out OF the many
not within my understanding.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-27

Just received a large Car OF Red Top
Flour; also fresh Graham and Whole
Wheat Flour, and Aunt Jemima's
Pancake and Buckwheat Flour.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-27

CONGRESS has declared war against
Austria--a voicing Of existing condi.
tons. The vote was unanimous.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-18

,Seino bel Saacsonbrlh unter Dem
Shubc 0cS beitigIten 9(rtileries6eu.
crs eincn llcbcrgone iiber oen Stub.
Seine Sruppcn crreidten oas rehte
llicr ocS 6luiieS bei 6olina imo bel
,Sagarc. 9ln Dem crltgenannten
FlaBc murocn Die feinoli6en Streit.
frGltc ourd llnier g(rtillerie. 5euer
lno our6 rinen plobli1en 9lngriii
DER 2ecros'9riaobe alifgerieben; Die
l(eberlebenocil, mebr alS 300 Wtann
nit 10 Sfiiieren, muroen 5u @eian.
gcnen gcmod)t.
Glc bel pcitcm ltGrfere iein0li6e
abtbelllng, pel6e bel ,5ngarc Den
llcbergong bcluerfitclligt bate, purbe
bon Der "a. Chiffon onge9riiien, DC.
rem lrlppen - Die gtaparo. .Vrigaoc
mo Die 8. Yeringlicri lid ourd)
loplerfeit olls5ci6ncten.
PIN SdluIie oes Cages ocdten
plcle 2eihen feinOli6er Solooten oas
S6luhtielo. gtpo 600 Wonn uno
20 OiI5lere mllrben geinngen &c.
monument llnb Die iibrlger, pelde an
onS llIcr oeS SluiieS 5uriidgetrieben
Wltr0en purben bon llnierer 9lrtille.
rlc beidollcn, peldc Die 9iiidfebr Die
Ter trnppen ouf Ooa a,onOere llfer
Ocrbinoertc.
9ln Der acknowledging miro Der
6elno INNER enger lm5ingelt.
Pm ocn unteren 2lusldliern oeS
Finoc traat Die aonislidc 6lotte nit
6lug5cll9cn mo @eIfiibcn fleinerer
StricgSId)ific in wirflnmer @eile 81
lnIcrcr Gertbeioignng bel.
Ion Den otbmoipbdriihen Der.
6Gltniiicn beailnItigt, BADEN unicre
6liegcr pdbrcno oeS Cages eriolg.
rcidc llntcrnebmltn9cn qegen ieino,
lidc Sr!lppen.anlummlllngen burh.
9ciilbrt."
0crl in, uia 2onoon, II. Hop.
- Sic Observation-Disclosures Streit.
frGite, melde in 9ioro.3tolien einge.
lollen limo, 6uben oen Monte 9rallo.
Ian crItilrmt Gtlpa 800 ,Staliener
lin0 i6nen onbci ais @cianacne in Die
60nOc eeiallen.
Gieie aunoe bringt Der amtlihe
gerldlt Der beilte Iahmittag BON
Der 0eitIdsn oberiten S5eeresleituna
allsgcgeben puroe lno iolgenoen
Nortlallt Fat:
ySrob Der aGlte uno oeS Sdnecs
baben Die oiterreifiih.lngariihen
Srltppcn I'M unermiioliden g(niturnl
oen iteilcn @ipiel oes Wontc Yralio.
lon, 5luiId)cn ben Jliiiien grenta nno
Fiaue, eritiirnt, lpelder BON ocn ,sta-
lienern IN bartnddiglter 0eiie Der.
tbeioiat murbe.
Gin &egiments. s.aomnlanoeur, so
anoer Siii5icre lnlb 750 Ylann lpur.
ocn bon llniercn Irub ubpen geifnaen
genonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-18
66btrt l0bnt.
SIR 9artfoblengraber
fipulirt.
9mr1 GrhDbumg Der Sob:
lenpreiie geoecft.

AS"fSSsVS US~SuA
Sei5mittel.Gerlpulter Garfield nod
unentihieben. 8erbor ilber
Die MISUNDERSTANDING ub-
gelhlonen. 8eihdfts. .SSntcrGI
fen proteItircn oaaegen. 81
oen fleilblolen Saeen iolltcn ouA
opioenbenloie Gage eenommcn
luerben, ia9dn oieielben. - Qic
ncllen Whliterllngs.H .Heeeln.
ga uIbington, II. Nopenbcr.-
Sobncrbobungen bon 10 bis A FrO,
sent fir Ole SortfoblengrGber IN
Gennipluanien tpurbcn belte bon bcn
@rubenbeiibern llnter Ger 9eoingl,ng
5llgeltanocn, Dab Die Otebrallsgaben
ourd boberc aoblenpreiie obiorbirt
meroen l(nnittelbor nod)oem Der
Gontratt rnter5eidnet mar, begoben
iih bic @rubenbciiber unb Die Ser.
treter Der aoblen9rGber 5lt Dem Sei5s
mittcl. .8ermalter @arfielo llno tell.
ten bas Griuden, baB Die Yreiie fiir
Sartfoblen erbobt weroen ioIIten, Inn
bic boberen 2obne Der slrbeiter au
oeden. Serr @arfielb erpiberte, oab
er Die slngclegenbeit einer IorgiGlti.
gen llnterliid)ilng ilnteriperien polls,
che er leine gntideioln9 n6ge6e. gs
miro angenonmen Dob Die 2obners
bobungeit oen Breis Der Sartfoblen
Inn 40 Gents pro Sonne erboben itn6
ocn aoblengrGbern ncitere 40 Millio.
men Collars idbrlid bringen miro.
Nenn Der nelie Gontroft iunftionirt
miro, Damn nimnlt oerielbe ben Elas
oes i'm Dtai 1916 unter5eidneten
uieri1brigen Gontrnttes ein ltno lGliit
bis gum 81. M1r5 1920. Sm 3urf.
idnitt miro Der 2obn ol(er in Der
aobleninbllltric beid1ftigten 2ellte
nm Elm 8iertel erbobt.
Die Srahtraten grbo.
bllng.
Gie 3eu9eaallInabmen in DEM @e'
llide nm cine ,Srod)trotens@rhobunI
bon 70 Yro5ent Dor Der 5lpiI6en'
ltaatlihen Sanoels -Gommilion ipur
ben bellte 9lbeno nit Dem 8ernebnen
bon 8elenoern obgeibloilen. Gie
SerIenoer periuften 81 beiueiien, ooG
Die iinon5ielle Gage Der 9abnen nift
10 beoenflih lit, luie bebauptet miro.
llfo Dob cine Grbobung Der 6roft.
raten nidt notbpenoig lei.
Serr Gliiiorb 2borne periu6te all
Der Sano bon ltatiItiihen anga6en 81,
bcpeiien, ooB Die 9abn. Sefurit1ter
nlht 10 piel 5rriidge9angen Auie an.
oerc Wertbpnpicrc.
8ertretcr Der Shludjtuieb. ,Snterei,
fen oes SiiolucitenS be5euaten, OaG
cine Grbobung ocr Roten cine neue
giiroe fir Die Snoultrie lpcroc mel.
DIE in Den lcbten beioen 9obren 10
Idon iebr ihled,t gepeien iei.
Serr 9erinlain @. Worib iogte:
.8ir baben ileiidloie Gage lmo mel,
5enloie Gage, uno onber niiroe e3
sar nidt inaugebraht iein. peHn
mir aud oiuioenoenloie 3nac bot
ten"
Ole neuen AusbebungS,
Tegeln.
Scr YrofoB Worihoa General
Gronoer bot bellte Die ne,len Negu.
lationen iiir ole 5ufiinitigen 8eiiiln.
mungen oes glusbebungs @eietes
befannt gegeben. Iarin iino bic
Wanner, melbe angeborige 81, cr-
ndbren boben in cine before Stcl.
''l'ns eebradt poroen. allie iungell
2ente 5piiten 81 uno 81 Sabreh
peldc fir slngeborige au ioreen ba.
ben, fonnen unter oen neiien geitim.
mlmaen bon oen 2ofalbeboroen 10.
fort befreit iperoen.
gerglente idlasen Strai.
Oorif)lag ab.
aanias. Stir. II. Nopcmber.
- Ir. S. @arfielo. Der Ro6lcn.Nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-18
@olbemberg's ssses%s ssss":
Ger Nets seidaiise Saoen.
23, 25 nno ~ @eas2eginstun.str.
Der 'tsfS'''''' %{is9 9mtta9=2trtauft
@intcrsMGntcl uub 9lu,iiac.

$40, $25 MQntcl aus @ou @c
lolrS, etc; Sarbcn Burgundy, Soll-
pc, grim, etc, Wilrtcl- uno nit GclS
belebte Wtooellc .St4.50
$25, $27 rcihc MGntcl, iuBcrlt
MODERN nit Fcl5 bcieetc arogcn; an
bere nit GIuih uno Shnollcn be.
lest lno l6lihtc, iiir $3.50
$50 mertb; Sciocnpllti6 lnO Gom
Eom; quite 6orbcn; Ecbfro9en
ihliht obcr nit Elui6beiaB .$24.50
$40 neuc 9olipin, Ycl5- bcicttc lno
Silbertone OtGntel; clegantelte Mo.
oclle neuItcr .Qlobcn, iiir. $29,75
500 lllrurio5 beicBtc, Silbcrtonc
llno DC Cue 2ilnolllnc M0ntel, nun.
ocrbnr leiGt lno morm. .$35. 90
9llc sarnirten Site bilig.
Seine Siitc Gin &icrtel bis 5ltr
S1Ifte lnter regelnl0Bi9cr Frciicn;
,toiloreO", @oura, EarooeS, @eicu-
lba1tasSlltc, etc, III bier Fortlcn:
$4.00 uno $500 S1iite. &. . 1926
$500 uno 500 Soiitc. . . .$3.9S
800 rno $3.50 0iltc. . .$4.95
$500 ltno $500 Siitc. . . $3.50
Seine Scibcnreite.
$50 gltlaS, Doro -. 75c.
9is 81 forbiec Seioe, D6.. 95c.
9is $3.50 Crepe oe Gbinc. .$1.2S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-18

ptr piaut
sett ocntidem |ors
llari9 cine S9raufc.
9teue Seriube, bem sflmB
su fremsem, nergebli1.
Gin5clncn 2lbtbeilun9en Der beltlG.
oiterrcid)llden Gruppcn eelingt
c8, ouS pcItli6e llfer an crrci.
den. - Sic mcrben ober glei6
borolli micbcr 5uriid gelporien.
- 9ic 3cutihen boben oc,
Diontc YralioIon erobert un6
800 @eiungene gemodt.
y o nL II. 9tobember. - 9ln Ser
norOllhen @cbirgSlront iln6 entlong
Dem untcrcn @ouic OeS Tiope bobcn
Die oelltid.0 d.0itcrreidiiden 5ruppen
geltern i6rc 9cnlilbuneen, Die itali.
ullcben &inicn 81 ourdbrehcn, tort.
9clcbt. Sic frell5ten ben Fiaoe olt
5lDei mcitercn Ellnftcn, muroen nbcr
9lcid) oorali bon oen Stalicnern pic'
Der 5uriidgctric6cn rnb erlitten be.
tr1htli6c TcrllIte. IieS miro in
Dem na6Itcbenocn bcutc gtadnittag
erloiIcncn oiii5iellcn 9eritt oe5 ito.
licniidcn @cncrolItabs gemeloet.
Som glIiago'Blnteau bis 5ur Gee
ernellertc Der 3ein6 obne Tiidiiht oli
leine @erllttc icinc 9lngriiie oui I'M.
'erc @cbrgS.S Stellungen, uno icinc
Serilhe ouf Der gbene, llniere 9inie
om Eiaoc 81 ourd)bredcn. llnicre
1ruppcn leiItcten NIT grober Sort.
nati9feit lebr mirfiamer Nioeritano
uno bielten Den nllmerild iiberleqe,
men Seino 5uriif unb lntcrnobmen
nit grobcr 9roDour mcbrere Begcn.
ungrilie.
@eitern fam cS 81 Beiehtcn in
ocnl @ebiet bonn Monte Jior bis gum
Nonte GaItelgombcrto ilno norolid)
bon Suero, cntlana Ser Clinic Roiu
Giio.Dionte Gornolle. Viape-5
9lui Scr gbcne 5piiden Salletuol
uno Gun glnorea bi gurbarlano (an
Dem ilnteren 2auie bes Viane, aerooe
oberbalb 3enion, luo oie Ieutihen
Den eriten lle6crgang iiber oen ,sIub
berperfitellieteD cr5pang iib Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-18

Mbuunenteu, o,e oeu nDenti@tu
Gorreiponoenteu" uidt pinttIi& ober
mureaelmdhis erbalten, Vub sebeten,
ber Office babon per Selepksn ODE.
,i6riftIiM IittbeiInua ~ ma&e1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-18
Tciuc 9ln,iiac rcbusirt.

$27 bis $50 9ln5iiae aus ncllltcn
@roaoclothS, EoplinS ltn0 Moa Bur
relo; Ecpllun uno Glmito Otooen;
.Oiontng filr lr......... 5000
$40 Wtoocl An5iigc, inportirtc
Olo0clle, 9roo0clotb nnb elegant nit
Ecl5 bclebtc, etc, iiir. ... ,S29.75
Snlt's SsnlplnidJ- -WiGntcl.
,3uucrl0iiigc Eluldndntcl, biui9cr
ais onberSmo, in iiinf Gorticn:
$50 yScrtbe fiir nur. g.. .S16.50
$50 g&ertbc iiir nur. e. .$24.50
$37 $40 &ertbc fiir nllr. .$29.75
500 @crtbe fiir rltr. $500
500 @crtbc fir nltr . $3.50
Observation-Disclosures.
Said)entiider.
Toe. llno 121ac. importirtc Wll.
tier, peiB unO iorbig; geltidte Gden;
Wonta9 MIR. ................U U.
Sbamrod lmb Sinnen iilr 6rnucn;
einc Gdc 9cltidt, iiir nur ..... 15t.
Snitial Oi0nner.Saidcntiihcr; 6
in ciner Sda6tel, fiir nur. ... 73c.
SiIfeQa mercerilirtc boblldunlige
MGnner. Soihentiiber fir. .1212e.
Grcpe &c Gbine 5oidentil6cr iiir
6roucn iancp gficfte. fiir. 15e.
Heinlinnene Solhentil6er iiir
WGnncr, 6 in Sbabtel, iiir ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-18

gnn,uoncnc llniou'9lnSiiac, mittlerr
Shwerc, fhr 0rnucn, Si,00; am SnIie
lueit ausaci6nitien nno ubne Icrmel.
III Nnie' uno iSubgclenis s2dneen; @roBcn
4, 5, g.
iscinc srripptc iuetsr iupaen ltniuu.
NnShge fir Srnnen, $500; perfcft iibeno;
III .1IIen .Sacons uno Wtuftern; @rtras
@roben. $3.50.
Seine gcripptc tbciliueiic tuplenc
ltnipn.Nmthgc fiir 5rnnleine nno ana.
ben, Sl.25; bob am SuIfe uno Iunae
slermcI unb 2ubaeIcnfs2dngc: G,roBen
. bis l6.
.-gnnrr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-08
Your Wedding Day
And the Famous Men and Women Who Have Shared Il
With You.
BIZ May Marshall

June S-HormUzd Rassam and
Anne PT1ce-Louis XIV and
Marie Theresa.
An extremely interesting example
of the marriage OF an English wom-
an with an Asiatic was that OF Anne
Eliza Price. the daughter OF a Brit
ish army officer and the celebrated
Assyrian explorer Hormuzd Ras-
sam, who was born in 1925. was
the son Of a HISTORIAN archdeacon
in Chaldean Christian community
at Mosul in Asiatic Turkey. Possess
ing extraordinary percocity as a
child, Hormuzd early attracted the
attention OF European visitors in
Mosul. He was only Is years old
when he went with a distinguished
Austrian traveller on a scientific ex-
ploratiOn OF flora and fauna !n the
Assyrian and Kurdish mountains
and thereby acquired his taste for
exploring tina. stayed with him
through life and led TO his celebrity.
Shortly after this he met Sir Austen
Henry Layard, a distinguished Eng
lish traveller and explorer who was
so charmed with the lads manner
and impressed by his mental endow-
ments that he took him with him
on his excavations at Nimrow-the
Biblical Calah.
Through Sir Austin il was made
possible for Hormuzd to attend OK
ford and when p years old he had
acquired all the ear-marks Of a
thorough going Oxford stuuent. Aft
er he received his degree at Oxford
he returned 70 NimrOw alone and
there made a discovery that at once
brought him worldwide fame. 1t
was of the royal palace Of Assur-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-08

bani-pal. II was after this, when
Hormuzd was AZ years old and high
in the good graces Of the English
government: that he married the
charming Anne Eliza Price. This
marriage took place just AS years
ago today.
In the annals Of royal marriages
June s stands out as the anniver-
sary OF the wedding OF Louis XIV
greatest OF the Bourbon kings Of
France and Maria Therasa-not the
famous Marie Theresa Of Austria,
but the daughter of the Spanish
king No doubt she did her best
to nil the exalted role she was call
ed upon to play, but it has been
said. and probably fairly, that a
duller, less attractive queen never
sat upon the throne Of France But
had poor Marie Theresa been as
beautiful as the day her hold on
the king would probably not have
been much more enduring than il
was For Louis XIV. the grand
monarch Of France, was one Of the
most fickie OF men as we'll as the
most regal. Students OF the history
of manners tell US that never be
fore or since has the court of any
European monarch approached
more nearly TO the ideal OF that of
a Turkish sultan than did that Of
Louis XIV, and amid such sur
roundings it was perhaps fortunate
that the lawful queen was not a
person OF more spirit. Perhaps only
her timidity and stupidity made II
possible for her 10 endure what to
another woman would have been a
lifelong series of heartbreaking in
dignities.
Copyright. 1910
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-08
WHEN YOU CLOSE YOUR HOUSE

WHEN YOU CLOSE YOUR HOUSE.
The simplest solution TO the prob
lem of how to close your house or
apartment when you and your fam
lily go away for a vacation or sum-
mer outing is not TO close il at all.
Surely you have some friend or
relative who would like to come and
hold the fort for you while you
are away. If your house is in the
suburbs there are many city persons
who would count it as real summer
outing 20 spend a week or so there.
and if il is a cool apartment surely
you know some one who lives in a
boarding house or furnished rooms
who would count il a treat 10 move
for a little while to your deserted
abode You will be doing someone
else good and you will be saving
yourself a deal of trouble. For there
are many things TO do before you
close the house and of course a
house that is occupied at nights is
much better protected against fire
and burglary than one that is de-
serted.
But II you can't think of any one
YOU would like to have in your
house, then make the best of the
task Of closing il properly.
Every woman knows that the gas
and water should be turned off from
an empty house. But instead OF
having the water man come to turn
off the water have him show you
how 10 do this. For you can never
be quite sure that this will be done
just before your departure unless
you do il yourself. II is something
that every housewife ought TO know
how TO do for herself. If you live
in an apartment ask the janitOr
about it. If il has 20 be turned off
at all he Will attend 20 It for you.
Every bit of moisture must be got
rid OF in closing house, for il is in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-08
The Housewives Economy Calendar
by Frances MARSHALL

moisture that insect life breeds, and
that bad odOrs generate. Sometimes
a forgotten refrigerator pan. has
caused an otherwise immaculate
house to have an extremely dis
agreeable odor when it came 10 be
reopened at the end of vacation.
Needless to say. every bit of food
must be taken from the cupboards
and the refrigerator must be wash
ed and left in immaculate cleanli-
ness. In order TO prevent the pos
sibility of the entrance of sewer gas
a little oil should be poured into
every bathroom trap. This forms
film over the water and prevents
evaporation which would leave the
trap dry and in a condition TO yield
up sewer gas if there were any in
the pipes.
1t goes without saying that one
should always leave the windows
closed and locked Most persons
leave the shades drawn down tight
so as TO prevent the entrance Of
light that might fade the rugs and
furniture. Rugs should be left on
the floor as they are safer against
the action of insects that way tnan
when rolled up in warm weather.
But whatever you plan 20 do,
think ii over we'll in advance Of the
time for your departure. Make list
Of every detail that must be attend
ed to. If there are those who will
help you with the task give them
certain definite responsibilities writ
ten out on an individual list. Hold
them responsible for the result, and
then stop worrying about those de-
tails. AS you attend TO the duties
on your own list check them off
and then forget them. Thus you may
be able 10 start off for your sum-
mer outing. less "frayed and
frazzled" of nerve that the house
wife so often is on such occasions.
Copyright, 1910
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PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Mcintosh and
y. w. Miller Of Indianapolis. Ind,
have returned home after attending
the Place-Downey wedding
Mrs. F. S. Kline. Swastika apart
ments. 416 W. Washington av-, re-
turned Thursday evening from a
six months trip, having visited her
sisters at san Jose, Calf, and New
York city.
Mrs. Paul z. Wolter. 524 W. tDi
vision St. and Mrs. Laura A. Cover,
500 :. William St, left Thursday for
New York city and other eastern
points. Mrs. Cover will visit her
son. Waldo W. Cover. while in New
York city, and he viii accompany
his mother and Mrs. Wolter 10
Washington. d. c