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HOdinette Talks
to High School

NJ. ID. Hodinette OF Denver, an ex-
pert on life insurance. arrived here
from the west. Wednesday, night and
addressed the students OF the Canon
city High school at thd-chapel service
at 0 o'clock this morning. on the mil
itnry insurance being issued by the
Government to the soldiers and sail
OFFS of the United States army and
navy. At1 o'clock this afternoon Mr..
Hodinette spoke to the students OF
the South Canon High school on the
same subject. Mr.. Hodinette is EN-
ployed by the authorities Mt Washing
ton and Ia pieasing entertaining arta
instructive talker Since January 25.
he has delivered 1S5 addresses on
federal war insurance In Colorado,
Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. He
has talked on the subject to nesf..,,,
all OF the high schools bctwecn Pls
eblo and billings. Montana, and has
presented the matter before half q
hundred church congregations.
He left here this afternoon for
Colorado Springs where he win de-
liver an address before the chamber
Of commerce this evening. Friday
night he will speak Ia denver. Ho
spoke in four western slope towns on.
Wedacedcy
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FULL DETAILS OF THIRD Liberty
loan CAMPAIGN WHICH IS TO
Be LAUNCHED TUESDAY, APRIT IS
the BANK lnsTALLMENT PLAN


All of the banks of Fremont county
have agreed upon uniform plan for
advancing money to their customers
for the purchase of bonds. If you
wish to have your bond on the bank
installment plan tell the solicitor
when he calls which bank you wish to
buy through. pay him 1919 of the
amount OF your subscription in cash.
You then sign card pledging your
self to go to your bank in ten days
go sooner IL you possibly can--and
sign contract note. Then your bank
will buy the bond and hold 1t for you
until it is paid for. The bank will
charge you the same rate of interest
the bond bears-4A per cent. For
example: IL you buy 500 bond you
will pay the lieutenant $40. He will
turn over your money and subscrip-
ton to your bank. Every thirty days
thereafter YOU MUST CALL AT
YOUR BANK and pay $40 until the
bond is paid for. Please read that
over again and remember 1t. The
banks will not notify you-no matter
who you areas your payments be-
come due. You must keep track of
that yourself And remember this:
If you fail to meet your payments you
forfeit what you have paid. If at
any period of the installments you
find that you will be unable TO meet
your payment you may go to your
bank and make new note for the
defaulting payment, provided your
credit is good at the bank; but this
note must bear the commercial rate
of interest. No notes for anybody will
be renewed at the AZ rate. Every
body must fully understand this. The
banks are carrying Liberty Loan
business through very commendable
spirit of patriotism. There is no fl
nancial gain in it for them-on the
contrary. it represents loss in act
ual money, not counting the large
measure of time every banker is
cneerfully devoting to II. Therefore
you are expected and required to meet
your deferred payments promptly. and
failing to do so you either forfeit what
you have paid or make new note
covering the defauited payment at
the commercial rate of interest. The
amount of money advanced by any
bank for the purchase of bonds will
be limited to $500 to any one person
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The Kind Of
Letters to Write
to Our Boys

Since brother put the khaki on
And sailed away to fight.
The smile has fled from mothers
lips
And left her sad and white.
But OF her troubles not word
Creeps in by any chance
When mother writes a letter to
Our soldier boy in France.
She goes about the livelong day
AS quiet as ghost;
But nights when he came home form
work
She misses him the most:
Though you would think that life for
Was just a-song and dance.
If you sould read her letters to
Our soldier boy in France.
He has enough of hardships now
Beyond the wide gray sea.
Where everything is death and pain
And mud and misery.
He must not know we sold the cow
To bury sister Nance.
Or how we have to scrimp without
Our soldier boy in France.
She tells him Johnny learns to fast
Next year he'll graduate.
And how the hens are laying fine.
And Jimmey fixed the gate.
And Mamie at the factory
Has had a slight advance.
And how the town will honor him
When he comes home from France.
oh, while our army over there
Is facing gas and stell.
Where red the rivers run beneath
The Kaiser's iron heel.
The mothers here in Freedoms
Can also break q lance
By writing cheerful letters to
Their soldier boys in France.
-MINNA IRVING.
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Work of Assessing
Property Now On
in Fremont County

County Assessor ii. j. Craig reports
the work Of assessing property. both
real and personal. for next years
taxes rs now being on In full swing
all over Fremont county. a special
meeting of the deputies was held NJ
the court house last Saturday af,or-
noon Mt which the canvasscrs received
their Instructions and lstened TO some
addresses from Representatives OF the
thrift saving campaign and the ma
tionai council for defense. required
by the government The arsezsors
wiii sell War Savings and Thrice
Stamps TO all who desire 20 invest in
such securities during their canvass
of the county. Field work wes begun
by the assessors the first OF the week
and will be continued without intern
rrpticn until the undertaking IL com
pieicd. Altho the statutes OF Colo
rado do not require the assessnen;s
to be finished until May Goth. 1t s
the desire OF Mr. Craig to have the
schedules all in his Office by the
first of next month and that goal has
been adopted as The ambition OF his
assistants
The fold workers. with tho territory
assigned TO them Tor assessment. fol-
lows.
William Bridrss--f.incoln Park.
Elmer Canterbury Park
Emmett Jenninge -Hardscrabbie.
Ralph Beach. cotopaxi and Hill-
side.
Ed. Oatman-Penrose.
II. w. frish--a portion OF Canon city
and che coal camps.
Geo. L. Co,gate-South Canon.
II. s. Sayiers East Canon and Or
chard Park.
Ralph Bundy and J. d. Taylor
Florence.
Martin vezzett'-thc east portion OF
Lincoln Park. brewster and Brook
side.
L. n. Ross--the northern portion of
Canon City.
Leroy Mastield-,he curran, Greek
country.
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lecfor of taxes in the world:
In addition Mr.. McAdoo has half
a dozen odd jobs any one OF which
might be considered mansized. such
as chairman of the American Section
OF the International High Comrnissior.
custodonian of port and foreign prog
critics. head of part OF the nations
secret service. and cx-offEc.o chairman
OF the Farm Loan Board.
Can you beat that. for the accumu-
lation Of responsibility and power in
one mans hands?
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cARAcrER OF IHE Bonds.

The bonds will be issued in demon.
nations of $50 and upward. They benr
Interest at the rate Of AZ per cent,
paid semi-annualiy. The bonds will
carry interest coupons attached TO
them. At the interest periods these
coupons are detached. about as you
would tear a check from your check
book, and may be deposited as cash
in any bank in the country. 1t is as
sumed that these bonds, like the other
issues. will mature In thirty years.
but the Government has the option OF
redeeming them at any time after fif-
teen years.
The above outline OF the plans of
the liberty Loan is given in order
that everybody may understand and
act intelligently when the lieutenants
call. Make up your mind what you
are going to do and how you are go
ing TO do it 30 you can act promptly
when you are called upon
Everybody who possibly can is ex-
pected TO subscribe for something.
DO the best you can-sacrifice SOME
to do 1t. And buy your bond with a
fixed determination to hold it until
maturity or at least until the close
OF the war. Some of our boys in
France have already made the su-
preme sacrifice. and now. that our
forces have been thrown into the
struggle, many more OF them will fall
before we have driven back and con-
Quered the unspeakable Hun. No
man or woman has any right to hold
back dollar that can by any means
be spared. The money is needed to
back Our armies with food and cloth
ing and guns and munitions and ev-
erything that enters into warfare. Any
person who withholds n dollar now is
as much a Stacker as the man who
evades the draft. The principal bus
ness OF the people OF the United States
today is War. Nothing else matters
at all. II We lose the war we lose
everything.
If any point is not clear TO you any
body at Liberty Loan headquarters
Room IL. upstairs in Harding block,
401 Main street. Canon City. phone
Canon 7. VII gladly supply the re-
quired information.
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- - =
badly that at tirnes
I could not be on
my feet and it did
not seem ms though
/ could stand It !
tried diff re t
medicines without
any benefit and
several d o octors
told me nothing
but an operation
would do me any
good. Ny drug
gist told m Q of
Lydin E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. / took
II with the result
that l am now well
and strong. i get
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THE GOVERNMENT PLAN.

At this writing the Government has
not given out its plan for selling the
bonds on the installment plan, but
1t is assumed that the same scheme
will be adopted that was followed in
the First and Second loans. That
plan was this: If you buy on the
Government plan you give your sub
scription to lieutenant the same as
If you bought on the bank plan. On
either plan your payments will be
made through the bank. He will turn
your subscription over to the bank you
designate. When subscribing you
pay Q per cent. Of the amount of your
subscription to the lieutenant; Is per
cent. in fifteen days, 40 per cent. thir-
ty days later and 40 per cent. thirty
days after that BY the Government
plan you pay for your bond in seventy
five days after subscribing. For ex-
ample: If you subscribe for $1,000
bond on the Government plan you pay
500 on subscribing; fifteen days later
you pay $3.50; thirty days later $500;
thirty days after that another 500
and your $1,000 bond is paid for. The
interest you will pay on the deferred
payments, on either the bank or Gov
ernment plan, will be taken care of
by the interest on your bond. In other
words, one offsets the other. If you
fail to meet your payments to the Gov.
ernment you forfeit your payments
Just as you would with bank.
The bank plan Will appeal to the
average person. 1t is a well known
fact that salaried people are improv
ident. They make good resolutions
along about the end OF the month
when their cash runs low. but the ar
rival OF the pay check renews the
flush OF prosperity and the habits ol
extravaganza are quickly resumed and
induiged until the proceeds OF the pay
check have again vanished. Therefore
semi-compulsory plan of saving il
helpful to such people. The average
salaried person can buy a 500 bond
on the bank plan. pay for 1t out OF his
salary as the months pass and at the
end Of the period be Just that much
ahead without denying himself of any
thing OF material good II is for tho
convenience and encouragement OF
such persons that the bank plan has
been adopted.
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up In the morning at four o clock, do my
housework, then 20 to Q factory and work
al day, come home and get supper and
feel good. / don't know hoy many OF
my friends ] have told whae Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me, ,"-0rs. ANNA MDTERIASos
80 West 10th Sc, Peru, Ind
Women who suffer from any such all
ments should not fail 70 Try thie famous
rot and herb remedy, Lydia A Pink
hamsg Vegetable Compound.
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WOMAN WORKS
IS HOURS A DAY
Marvellous Story of Woman's
Change from Weakness
to Strength by Taking
Druggists Advice.

Peru, Ind. suffered from a dis
placement with backache and dragging
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SUBSCRIPTIONS NAY BEGIN NOW

Fremont County win be required to
sell 100000 Of tho Third Liberty
Loan bonds. 1t will require about $32
from every man and woman OF the
age Of 1s or more to raise that sum.
Probably half Of the people OF the age
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
WEEK EMO BALL
LEhGU: FORMED
Chicago in Eight Club Cir
cult That Will Play Sat
urday-Sunday Games.

CLEVELAND, Sept 27-Chicaso. NE
troit. Cleveland. Pittsburs. Cinclunat-
IL ANA Akron were today selected by
the executive committee Of the Ration
IN Baseball Federation as cities to be
represented in an eight-city league TO
play semi-p professional baseball in ma
jor league parks Saturdays and sun
days next eason. The remaining
two cities VIII be chosen from Louis
VILE Indianapolis, Johnstown. Pa. and
Canton ANA Dayton. Ohio.
Eaeh city in the league VIII have
at least TWO clubs, one remaining ut
home while the other is on the road
The receipts VIII be divided In three
ways The travelling expenses OF the
clubs viii be paid first and then the
apkeep of the parks. The remainder
VIII so to the National Commission 5n
Training Camp Activities for athletic
equipment for soldiers and sailors
y committee of three was appointed
10 go to Washington and confer with
government officials regarding rail-
read facilities permitting the trans
portation of eight teams of fifteen men
each The committee viii report at the
annual meeting Of the federation in
January.
4 major official VIII be appointed
head of the league.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
DEPARTMENT OF
WAR TO DECIDE
on ELIGIBILITY
Committee to Get Definite
Ruling on Freshman and
Schedule RIixups.
Ely NIATE FOLEY.

The machinery governing football
and other sports OF the Big Ten coll
legcs yesterday was formally tender
ed to the War Department for the
period Of the war at a special meet
ing of the faculty athletic representa-
tives Of the schools at the Congress
Hotel
since every student eligible for the
various teams VIII be enrolled in n
student army training camp. and
therefore amenable to the War De
rar-ment jurisdiction. the professor
naturally argued that there could be
40 intercollegiate competition or attn
letic of any kind without the consent
aud sanction Of Uncle sam. and TO
learn in more detail the governments
desires regarding college sports the
EE Ten delegates further named Il
Committee Of two to so to Washing
ton and acquaint itself infinitely i'm
teis respect.
Prof. Thomas Z. French. Ohio Stae.
cad Avery Brundage. Chicago. repre-
aeacing respectively the Sig Ten fac
Vity athletic board and the committee
ri graduate managers were appointed
% make the trip TO, the War De
lartments office and obtain clear
andevstanding Of Uncle Sans plans
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
DANIELS
IN POOR
FIGHTERS
[srEc1AL 10 THE T1MEs.1


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. 26.-
Secretary Of the Navy Josephus Daniels
visited Soldiers Recreation House No. l
Of the War Camp Community Service
here recently. He was much impressed
by the work which this organization is
carrying on for the Commissions on
Training Camp Activities of the War
and Navy departments. as exemplihed in
this house. and said
1t is a great work that the War Camp
Community Service IS doing, and I wish
that every mother with a boy in the
service could visit your wonderful club
houses and see how the good people Of
the camp cities are working to give the
men in uniform a home away from
home. The exceedingly high moral con-
dition OF the navy and army. both at
home and abroad. is the most convincing
argument or testimonial of the prac-
ticality Of the work being done by you
and other civilian agencies.
a homesick boy makes a poor fighter,
and his depression cannot fail to lower
the morale Of his comrades. The work
which your organization is accomplish
ing, therefore. not only promotes the
welfare Of the individual soldier. but4
constitutes a vital part in building up
e4-S eoFS i 4A1iAeiiS = SlCal war AlaC44Ine-
recent investigation of the causes
| Of desertion among young soldiers. made
in the east, discloses the fact that in
over 1900 cases the young soldier had
/ been led to quit the service because he
was homesick. Just the desire to see
tho old folks and return TO the scenes
I they knew and loved induced these men,
7 who. after ALL are only boys grown
; tall to leave the army and risk severe
punishment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
Collapsible Ring Is Big
Help to the Boys
at Camp.

They have a new one at the army
detachment ait Valparaiso. Ind. that Il
proving to be OF great help TO the
boys there. inasmuch as the boys
themselves must do all the work 1t is
a collapsible boxing ring that can be
put up in very short time and taken
down and put out Of the way in ex-
actly eight minutes.
1t IS Z ring with a clearGge inside
fifteen feet and was designed BY
Lieut.. Seastrum Of the detachment 1t
was made necessary BY the fact that
boxing must be conducted in barracks
and after the shows one OF the COM
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
.PACkEY Has A SHADE
OVER DRYER IN BOUT
Camps Grant and Taylor
Break Even in Tourney
Staged in III. Arena.

CAMP GRANT. Ill. Sept 27.-Camp
Grant and Camp Taylor met at the
boxing arena here tonight with hon
ors even, Freddie Enck. Camp Grant.
lightweight. won from A1agolis of Tay-
Ter. in a fast bout. and Metric Of Tay-
Tor Walloped Sheehy Of Grant in the
welterweieht scrap. The other bouts
resulted i'm a draw
Clarence Rowland. manager Of the
White Sox. refereed. Packey Meier
land. boxing instructor at Taylor.
showed his old-time form in his three
rounds with Fred Dyer Grant instruct
or Packey and Dyer puzzled with
his famous shift and landed a number
81 heavy blows. Dyer showed plenty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
SEEK MICHIGAN
FOR DATE GIVEN
Up BY GGPHERS

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 27-Nhen IN
formed that Minnesota had canceisd
the Indiana Minnesota football game
scheduled at indianapolis Nov .
Ewaid @. Steihm. coach for Ind3ara
today said the state school would re-
tain the Indianapolis date and try &c
arrange = game with some other west
ern conference eleven.
There is some talk Of attempting TO
set game with Michigan. with whom
Minnesota also Cancelled date be
cause Of the distance. In the event
Indiana is unable to set a conference
game on Nov ?. efforts VIII be made
% meet team from some az the
surrounding soldier training camps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
1 FRIEDMAN
AND CARL DELANEY
FIGHT A DRAW

ROCK ISLAND. IL, sept 26-Jackie
C4rl Delaney Of Great Lakes and Sailor
friedman Of Chicago fought ten fast
snf furious rounds p a good draw here
.a2ight.
rr;edman was the aggressor
throughout landing many punches
with both hands TO the face and head.
Delaney did his most effective work
in the clinches. The jackie got home
telling hooks to Friedman's midsec-
tion- The first and seventh rounds
went to Friedman. while Delaney
strongest rounds were the sixth and
ninth. The referee cautioned Delaney
repeatedly for rough work with his
head. Friedman in the ninth claimed
a foul. sinking TO the canvas holding
his groin He arose and made saw
use rally.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
STANDARD A. c.
SEEKS GAMES WITH
LAKE co. TEAMS

The Standard Athletic Club Of Ham
mond seek games from any Lake county
team averaging about 125 pounds For
games write TO Eddie Chmielewski. Sc
Ames ave Hammond, or phone 100
Hammond and ask for Andie Daniels.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
War Hints War Helps
War Duties

If it were a Canadian quarter We are
now thinking in large numbers and huge
sums. We are beginning 70 know our
own capabilities and resources. The
recent largo registration was accom-
plished without the slip eff a cog or one
whimper OF complaint. We are now
ready for another Liberty Loan drive.
The Indiana state council calls for a
short campaign and high speed from
the start 1t doesn't take a simon-pure
patriot very long TO make UP his mind
when his country calls for help. Have
the wheat money and the oats money
all ready to convert into bonds. Have
you noticed that the Liberty Bonds are
In demand at high prices9
Join the Food Club IN your neighbor-
hood.
Don't forget that the unskilled labor
of Indiana IS now asked to stop trihing
with side issues and get busy on war
contracts. Don't be moving your lawn
while house is on fire across the street
In order that war Industries may
steam ahead, you and all Of your neigh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27
FRED NORTON,
BUCKEYE ATHLETE,
IS KILLED

COLUMBUS. Sept. 27-Fred W Nor
ton. reported killed in todays casualty
list was a prominent athlete in Ohio
state University. He was captain OF
Ohio states basketball team and play
ed fuIlback on Ohio States cham
pionship football teams Of 1916 and
1917
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

If You Don't Buy a Fourth Lib
erty Loan Bond Uncle Sam will be
mighty inquisitive!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

Be sure that the home paper goes to
all the soldier boys in training camps or
over there. The editor cannot send
free copies He should not be asked TO
do so. A quick way to get home news
to a soldier is 10 clip out the live items
and forward them frst-class.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

We used to think that Niagara Falls
was some splash OF water and the Grand
Canyon was quite a hole in the ground
and national debt Of two billion dol
lars was lot of money. That was
before the days of moving 100000 sol
diers a month or launching 100 ships in
one day or spending billion dollars as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

Put a larger Service Star on your
Pocketbook.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

panies must sleep there Hence the
haste necessary in removing the ring
after tho show IS finished. II Is
merely a we'll jointed affair and as
easily taken apart as a fishing rod
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

The war news sent from the other
side to this side is most inspiring Don't
let any item OF war news from this side
70 the other side be a disappointment to
the men III uniform.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

bors must save coal. Clean your fur
naces and stoves, keep them in repair
and study economical firing. Don't over
heat the premises. The cold weather
isn't here vet. but it is proper to have
the heating plants and the good resoIu-
lions all tuned UP in advance.
How many teaspoonfuls in one pound
Of sugar2 If the spoon IS Just level full
about 96 70 the pound, If you are trying
70 limit table Consumption to one pound
month. you could use three of these
skinny spoonfuls each day. The round
co spoonful runs about IS TO the pound
or one and a half daily. The heaping
spoonful averages about 30 to the pound
That would be one a day. If you are
heaping the spoon more than once a day
you are using some other fellows sugar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

Double Quick Time for the 4th
Loan!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

Join the Food Club IN your neighbor-
hood.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-27

In order that war industries may
steam ahead. you and all Of your neigh
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-01

Brandt, Clara Christ, Mildred Hannah.
The thrift stamp sale throughout the
school is being pushed, is pro-
crossing nicely.