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Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-10
MANY FAIL ID RETURN QUESTIONAIRES ID
 THE LOCAL BOARD
Seventy-five Names are Now Listed as Slackers in Not Complying With the Law Within Time Limit.

The following list of names are men Of the Warren district who have fail ed to return their QueSti0nairss t0 the lCcal board at Tombstone within the time specified and are now deiin- qUent IL is. up to them to get busy st once or warrants will be issued fer their arrest and conviction means a term in the county jail or a heavy fine or both. The list probably con ta ns the name of several who have lcft Bisbee for other parts O. the cOun try and if so anyone that knows their address should communicate with the lC cal board of Tombstone or the sher- ifs office here so that the matter can be straigh1ened out The names are: c. W. Douglas. Bisbee.
 Felio Pabon. Bisbee.
 Asapit Villela. BiSbee.
 Luis Garcia. Bisbee. Ignacio Mariner. Bisbee. lone M. Romero. Bisbee. Fernando DomingUez- Blsbee- jaun D. AcOs;a. Bisbee. Edward Venzuella. Bisbee. Francisco Otero. Bisbee. Anjustin Cullen, Bisbee. Marcisl Romero. Bisbee. Julian Lszano. Bisbee.
 Julio Rivera. Bisbee.
 Amado Lugo. Bisbee.
 Hrpolite DugaTdin. Bisbee. Marvin L. Burgoyne. Bisbee. GresOrio Tonano. Bisbee. Laurino CanpOz. Bisbee. Priniso Psredas. Bisbee. BenitO Luian. Bisbee.
 Miguel Martinez. Bisbee. Angel Terin. Bisbee.
 Eva2geleS Royakan. BiSbee. Hernando Yrmray. Bisbee. MaTcano Alvarez. Bisbee Eugesic Flores. Bisbee.
 Eumecundo Chavez. Bis6ee. John LambL Lowell, Ariz. Ideis Dew. Bisbee
 Wm- ForTman. Bisbee
 Paul Bowden. Lowell
 Mentin Diaz. Bisbee.
 Septimus Burrow. Bisbee. John Bowden Atkison. Bisbee John Walter. Bisbee.
 Niko DyUrascoviah. Bisbee. Rado AredyOvich. Bishee. Alfred HUmphries. Bisbee. Fave A Sugich. Bisbee.
 KadO Ali. Bisbee
 Peter N. Curasavich. Bisbee. UrSand Felix, Bisbee-
 Emil Hornfeldt, Bisbee.
 Ray H. Carper, Bisbee-
 M2xie L. MaNere. Bisbee. George Koyokus, Bisbee- Epismenio LCcerO. Bishee. Ienario Rivera. Bishee. Jesus TrujillO, Bisbee.
 Felix Paredez- BiSbee.
 Jaun Duran. Bishee.
 Miguel MuriIlO Bishee. Cruz de OrcO. BiSbee.
 Rictard CuIlenan. BisOee- Santiago Verduso. Biscea. Issc KIutilce. Bisbee
 Seth Danveahaver. Risbee. Pedro Rodriguez. Bisbee. Fernando Peralta. BisSee. Everardo Ramirez. Bisbee. Pedro A. PrOvencio. Risbee. Fred H Burton. Sishee.
 JCys Valenzuela, Bisbee-
 Luie Blanchard Smith. Bisbee- Frederick Every. Bisbee. Byron Franklin, Bisbee. Geo. l. SperOpOrilus. Bistee. Ns1sciO Moreno. Don Luis Ramon Herrera. Don Luis. Carlos Montana. Warren. Fin Gonzales Dnn EuiS
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
pspartment ef the Inter

Department Of the Interior. U. :. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix Arizona. Dec. Is, 1917.
 NOTICE is hereby given that JOsepi StOnis. of Hereford. who. on Oct l6 1918. made Homestead Entry No CREST for W I-2 SNV 1-4, and s l-s NV Ii. Sec. .SS: T. g S, R. 2i E... ana or Oct. g. 1915 Jade additional home stead entry. No. 0sS6S6. for \. 1-2, an6 ". - NE l-4. Section e, Township g :, Range q L.. c. & :. R. R. SnJ Meridian. has filed notice of intenuo, tO make threeye3r Proof. 70 eStabisl claim tO the land atove described, be fore Jared n. Taylor. U. s. COmmiS ssoner, at Bisbee. Arizona, on the s2nS day Of January. 1918.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph ZGloski. Dayton L. Graham IT.. both Of Hereford. Arizona; Levi, T. Wolfe. Ben Morgan. both Of GaTces Ar.-Ona-
 J. L. IRWIN, Register
 Adv. 9S, lirst rubiicatioa Dec, %. 1917. Last Publication. January .. 1918.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
Department of tle Interior.


 T. :. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix Arizona. Dec. 15. 1917.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Charles R. Hannou. of BiSbee. Arizona who. on May 1S. 1917. made Home stead Entry No. o2S44f. for NE II Section sT. Township @ s, Range @s F.. c. & :. R. Meridian. has filed not ice of intention Co make five-yeaI Proof. to establish claim 10 the land above described. before Jared D Taylor, U. .. Commissioner. at Bisoee Arizona, on the 2Srd day of January, 1918.
 Claimant names as witnesses, John A. Wallace, Peter R Cane Reuben Potter. Mack Cleveland. all oi Eisbee. Arizona.
 J. L. IRWIN. Register
 Adv. SS7 First Publication. Dec. s0, 1917. Last Publication. January @, 1918.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-10

Charles William Parks, just sp- pointed chief of the bureau of yarlS and docks in the navy department, with the rank of rear admiral, has been in Honolulu for several years directing construction Of a big dry dock at Pearl HarbOr. His repUta- ton as a civil engineer IS nation wide and he first attracted attention when public works officer at the PhiladelDhia navy va-d-
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Charles Frederick and his helpers. Joe Carpena ard Manuel Richmond. who installed the machinery for the new roasting plant that is going to be used to work the old Contention tail ing bed. spent Sunday with the home folks at Tombstone
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-10
Money To Loan.

quick loans on your personal note to sslaried men and women, al so on furniture Cox Lona Co. Room
 2. Lyric Theatre building. 166
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GoSsARD GOODWIN AND LA CAM ILLE CORSET SALE-One fourth
 off on all corsets- Ines WarburtOn, Expert Corsetiere- Call over Inde- pendent Feed Store (l53)
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If you intend to build or alterate your home it will pay you to oOmmUnl- cate with C. C. Hendricks. general contractor and builder Box 3S23-
 2I5
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Misce1anscuS

CAUTION-StOlen. 500 shares of Je- rome Portland Mining Co personal stock. certificate No SIS. Anyone having any information on same ad
 dress Box sS3 Warren. Arizona PIP
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A tale of real daring is the story of Sergeant c. Norini's feat at the gates of Udine during the re- cent Italian. retreat. Single handed, he held up a German motor car, kill ed Gen Von Berrer. captured Ger man captain and put to flight two s0-S.cr chauGeurS-
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Wanted

WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address B. B,
 care of Review. 2S2 WANTED TO RENT-Three or four
 room furnished house. c. F.. Re view SI4
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
 NSonAN Richard l. Homestead SsS. meets second and fourth Tuesday at Odi Fellows hall. Visiting Arehers are cordially invited.
 MRS, c c. FsNIAYSON. Foreman
 ?. 0. Box lSsS. E D, STINSoN. Correspondent.
 Box lsSS.
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms.
 Inquire Bisbee Furniture Co, O. K St 275
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hirSt TUbiicatio1. Dec, %, 1917. Last Publication. January =. 1918
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04
Obituary

Arthur Taylor Friend, the
Youngest son of John Friend and
wife. was born on a farm near
Dadeville, Dadc county, Mo-,
May 8, 1856. He departed this
life June 30, 1918, aged ~ years.
/ month and q days. April IL,
1906, he was united in marriage
to Miss Myrtle Montgomery OF
Dadeville. TO this union were
born four children, two OF whom
died in infancy. Helen and Wi
ley, with the wife and mother'
survive him. In December, 1872
the deceased moved with his
family to the city of Mansfield
where they have since resided
He has left to mourn his loss 8
wife and two children, father and
mother, two brothers and hve
sisters, With a host OF friends
A short funeral service was hele
at the home conducted by Rev
r.. B Ritzinger, pastor OF tn
Baptist church. The body wa'
taken to his old home near Dade
Vile for interment g.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04

here. He is % years old, and has
a wife and one daughter, his wife
being daughter of g. d. Avery
and wife. Grain is ! son of Lum
Grain and wife of Mansfield. be-
ing a member of one of the most
respected and Oldest families in
this part of the country.
Rev. r.. B. Rilzinger Of the
Baptist church. conducted the
funeral from the residence Mon
day afternoon, the body beng
shipped Tuesday morning for in
terment at his old home at Dade.
vile.
His wife and children, his par
ents-John Friend and wife, his
brother Alfred, Troy Montgom
cry and wife and other relatives
accompanied the funeral party.
Stories of the affair vary some
what but the above are the facts
as near as we have been able to
ascertain them from all sources.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04
w. S. S. Sales

r. f. Adams of. Hartville,
Chairman for the sale of War
Savings Stamps in this county,
reports that as far as reports
are available, about 60 per cent
of our county's quota of $4,000
has been subscribed. Stamps
to the amount of about $4,000
have been sold and pledged
here, including the pledges
made at the big meeting at the
Commercial Club rooms Friday,
National War Savings Day.
Our quota was $22,995. E. O.
Skeletons family is the largest
subscriber of which we have
heard, Mr.. Shelton having 81, ,0OC
himself and other members OF
the family $3.50. Mansfield
Lodge No. 146, l. y. y. f., bOu
ght $3.50 worth.
. Hartville raised it's quota oi
$25,6OO, and Mountain Grove
Norwood and other places are
reported over subscribed
School District No. f13 ia reDOrt
ed subscribing 245 per cent, and
No. 62 considerably over theil
quota. We hope to give a com
pleter report later. Chairman
Adams says the campaign will
continue throughout the year
Premiums at the Mansfield Fail
this year will be paid in Thrift
Stamps
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04
Red Cross News

The Red Cross met in their
work room Tuesday afternoon
all the work on hand is finished
up and the yarn all given OUT. 20
outing flannel shirts were made.
Mrs.L. 3. Latimer turned in five
sweaters and Mrs. MIG. Hensley
two. The Southwestern Division
has changed it's former plan of
work, cancelling all orders sent
in by the branches. Hereafter,
the branches and auxiliaries will
be allotted their quota of work
through the county headquarters
office at Mountain Grove, and, as
it will take IA week or 10 days be-
fore the plans can be put into
operation, there will be no work
next week. Those present Tues
day were MesdameS III. ". SKel
ton, in. Craig. F.H Riley, W.B
Fullington, Y. B. Ritzinger, VIM
Sielotf, Lizzie Coday, j Taylor, II
B Paul, J.C. Carter, Steve Yates
| M. G. Hensley, &C. Freeman, ID
w. Hoover, Misses Victoria Chap
man and Lula Carter; one visitor
Mrs. G. V. Ashworth. - Mrs. w
| M. Divan, Captain. -.
DR.. r. M. Rogers, 0. l.. Robl
nett and Mesdames w. M. Dival
and H, b. Paul attended the Ret
Cross meeting at Hartvllle vest
erday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04
Pleasant Flat

We had another good rain, if it
keeps this up throughout this
month, we will have good corn
crop sure as the corn is looking
fine.
The Moore school district,
which was said to be one of the
poorest, went over the top the
28th of June in Baby Bond pur
chases. 1t also did extra we'll on
the Red Cross work for which it
deserved credit.
Mrs. WA. Newton of Hartville
drove out to the Imhoff home
Thursday and attended the pie
supper at theTharp that evening
Mr.. Newton explained the Bond
business and talked over the
war needs of the present time.
Chas. jackson also spoke on the
war problem. Both speeches
we're important and appealed tc
every one there, which made
them of special as we'll as per
sonal interest.
Cash Jackson having finished
his examination and secured his
grades came home last week.
Chester Thorp, who is attend
ing the Springfield Normal, Wis
tied home folks over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary M. Allen visited
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Pagan
last Sunday and reported the ar
rival of 11h pound boy at th'
Pagan home.
j, A. Williams and family ant
OR. Millsap and family ATTENDED
the meeting at Wolf Greek Sun
day and reported a good day ant
q splendid basket dinner.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04
At the M. E. Church

There will be get together,
good old hand shaking patriotic
day Sunday, July 2l, at the M. e.
Church with a service flag dedi-
cation in honor of Frank Hoover,
Ed Westbrook, Glenn Craig, Ce-
Gil Hoover and Harry Mooney.
DR.. r. M. Rogers will make the
presentation address to be fol
lowed by the dedication sermon
by the pastor, Rev. G w Holmes,
a special service will also be held
at night and the pastor will give
a lecture on "The Need of the
Sunday School in the War Cri
sis" Everybody welcome and
invited to attend both these ser
vices. Let US get together and
have good old hand shake.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04
For Sale or Rent

To right tparty, part 3 half acre
lots, 2 blocks south of Mansfield
Hotel, 4.roomed house, cellar. 2
roomed smoke house, household
good and fine garden; all goes to.
gether, for cash. w. G. Mccain,
Mansfield, Mo.-advertisement.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04
Miss Harriett Oberholser pass
Good Reason.

Miss Harriet Oberholser pass
ed a military examination before
DR.. r M. Rogers last week, pre-.
paratory to doing Red Cross
work in France.
If you want to see the farmers
smiling face, thresh his grain
with a J. I. Case. Mail me your
wants for repairs, giving num-
Der, and I will do the rest. J.P.
Newton, Agt., Norwood, Mo. adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04

OUOIlCS Vi UllC uHhil val oOh'S
what but the above are the facts
as near as we have been able to
ascertain them from all sources.
Tersely Told Town Tales
Celebrate the 4th in Mansfield
G. w. Lark of Norwood was
here this week. f.
J. W. Sharp has returned from
Okmulgee, Okla.
Ed Hirst has returned from
Grand Island, Neb.
DR.. R.H. Hanson of Springfield
was here last week.
Second, hand furniture of all
kinds at Floyd's. -adv.'
G.P.Thomas, county assessor,
was here during the week.
The city council met in regu.
lar session Monday night.
Hobart Latimer of the U. S.
Navy is home on a furlough,
S.H. Robertson and children of
Macomb we're here yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Davis of West
Plains has been visiting at Il. Il,
Reeds.
Born Tuesday, to Ralph Chap
man and wife, a son, weight 8
pounds.
w. G. Reynolds was in Kansas
City this week, his wife visiting
at Clinton.
Good garden and potato patch
for sale. Mrs. M. G. Hensley.
phone lO6.-adv.
G. l.. Turner, carrier on rural
route No. l and G. H. Ayers on
route No. Shave exchanged routes
effective July 1,
Marion Willis Mace of Niangua
should have been included in
last weeks list of draft boys
from this county.
Do you want to sell Ol
trade your farm Or timber
land? If you do, see Avery
Il Stephens.-adv.
| Miss Ida Gutschke left Satur
day for Springfield to enter TIN
Burge Deaconess Hospital t.
finish her course in nursing.
Mrs. s. G. Musick and daugh
ter, Miss Lois, left Tuesday TO
Covingtou, La, to reside. Mis-
Lois will teach in the schools q
that place.
F. w. Search and bride G
J Seymour were here Monday
; Mr.. Search was married Sunda
his bride being Miss Watts {
Rogersville
!, Wanted to Buy-Cordwood,
!, cord or 1000 cords, on Frisc
r track, Mansfield. I will pa
h $3.50 per cord, green or dry. Sc
e E. o. Skelton.-adv.
g Cashier V. A. Dobyns
:. The Peoples Bank of Ava, an
3 wife, are the parents of a fir
Y girl which arrived at their hon
8 in Ava last Sunday.
|. Whatare you doing to help tt
:, boys over there? There are man
ways we stay at.homes can he'll
l. especially in the Red Cross an
s Y. M. G. A, work; we should a
s do our bit; the boys are sure
O doing theirs.
}. G.. w. Freeman, treasurer
s war work fund of the Y.M G. A
IS reports that there is still due
l. bout 800 in subscriptions al
v that he would be pleased to hs
d these amounts paid in so that
a. can make his final report
a Worms interfere with &
,f growth of children. They +
8 come thin, pale and sickly. G
rid of these parasites at once
IN you would have healthy. hapr
,e cheerful children. WHITE
90 CREAM VERMIFUGE destro
le worms and benefits the wht
m system. Price 30c per bott
n Sold by all dealers in. medicil
IS adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-04
Industrious girls wanted t.

Industrious girls wanted 10
operate sewing machines. Good
pay. Steady work. Apply in
person at D. M. Oberman Manu-
featuring Co., Springfield, Mo. ad
Nj. M. Martin has installed
new machinery in his shop-the
Champion-and has one of the
best equipped shoe and harness
repair shops in the county. See
his advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
CONFESSIONS
OF A Wife
is INFIDFLITY THE UNPAR.
DONABIE SIN?

I looked at Mary in great admira.
ton. not wholly unmixed with
wonder.
Then you would counsel woman
10 he n hypocrite," / asserted.
Nothing OF the sort" she answer
ed in a spirited manner.
For instance" | said. please H.
lustrate."
Mary hesltated. then she said: Il
think YOU yourself have lived all the
Illustrations you need. II you would
only stop to think about them. After
the fiasco that l had made of my
life with Jack. you know, Margie
that determined / would never
marry again. At the book shop
Max came. and. before | knew II. he
had become one OF my life's habits
zone night took myself to task
! said. Mary Waverly. what are you
going 10 do with that nice boy2'
II could not see the years stretch
ing out beyond without Max in
them. and yet had never had any
of the wild. emotional thrills that the
mere sight of Jack would bring to
me when first knew him.
Il had great respect FOR Max
knew he was clean and simple mind
cd. but was not sure that he woulC
alwaye love meas he seemed to dc
nj this time.
Before the morning came. how
ever. had decided that | woult
marry ajax. and | also had decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
ACTRESS GIVES RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
4 Well Known Actress Tells How TO
Dsriseu Gray Hair With n simple
Home Made Mixture

Joicey Williams. the weliknown
American actress who was recently
playing at the Imperial Theatre In
81. Louis. Mo. made the following
statement about gray hair and how
To darken II.
Any one can prepare simple
mixture at home. ut VERY little cost
that will darksn gray. wtreakrd or
faded hair. and make Il soft and
glossy To n half pint Of water. add
ounce Of bay rum. a small l-ox OF
Rarto Compound. and = ounce Of
giycerine. These ingredients can -
bought at any drug store az very NJ
tie cost. or any druggist can put II
UP for you. Apply to the hair twice
a week until the desired shade IL OBJ
tanned This will make gray
haired person look 90 years younger
IL does not color the scalp. t. not
sticky or greasy and does not rub OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
Wants 10 Hear
Other Tfercs

Dear Miss Grey; take the lib
erty TO write you regarding these
war movies think the effect :,
has on our men Is intimidating and
dernoralirinR. Who wouldn't II In.
tinnidate. no matter how brave or
ioyniT They could better figh, II
they had never seen such things as
produce from actual life on the
screen Just recently a young man
IN Oregon cut off his trigger finger
to keep from going To war. am
n patriot and would like to ace the
allies win this war. but we should
not do n thing that would causs our
mrn 20 lose courage before entering
the conflict Imagination rules the
heart in cowardice. fear makes men
towards
Let us hear from other patriots
on this question. MRS. ]. II. $.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
FARMER TRIES OUT
WIFEYS BULL PUP

SMITH CENTER. Kan. March 8.
Last spring Farmer Ben Buffers
wife took little bun pup TO raise.
Ben has never had any faith in the
critter
Hes a worthless, NANCY cur and
wouldn't have the sand to even bark
IL anybody got into our hen roost. "
Ben tauntingly told his wife.
TRY him out" was wife's terse
rejoinder And Ben did.
Coming home after dark from a
neighbour Tuesday night. he entered
the hen house and stirred up the
fowls. That was the signal for his
wife TO open the door and say. sic
i'm. Nero" And Nero did. In a bee
line he flashed at Butter knocked
him down and had his clothes torn
70 shreds in a twinkling Then he
set his jaws over Buffers ankle, and
IL took Mrs. Butler and hired man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
Cynthia Crey's :
LETTERS
Better TO Put
Them 10 Work

Dear Miss Grey why doesn't
tncic Sam look over all families be.
fore taking soldiers. and pick out the
young married man who hardly ever
draws sober breath. and the lazy
man. whose wife must work to keep
the wolf from the door. and also the
honest and dishonest bootleRger and
the man who abuses his wife and
children
Get the man who sulks nj home
and never goes any place with his
wife. and viii not let her Ro-this
last one fairly drives his young wife.
desperate against his iron rule. 20
mingie with her friends one /
know went out with her gentlemen
friends. all because her husband was
stay.at home Hmoke his pipe and
dontspeak tome sort Of husband.
How | wish Uncle Sam would get
this sort OF men Perhaps they
would come back changed for the
better. A. ". NJ
Perhaps they would. but the
United States army isn't re
form school for bad. big boys
II IL a place Of honor In which
all OF our boys are given the
best and biggest thing they have
10 give 10 their country II IL "a
place where work and courage
and personality count. and IL Is
no place for grouches and bul
lies and sulks Better put this
sort OF men in the fields. where
they can take their ~ temper
out on the soil. which won't
mind how hard Il is pummeled
and will grow greater crops with
which 70 supply the armies Of
our world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08

that | would make my second mar
riarc as successful as my first was
unsuccessful | am not hypocriucal
nj all. am just playing the game
and enjoying every minute OF IL
"Rut. Mary. all women could not
do this" / said For instance. !
could never do it. would have TO
n ssert my own individuality. Be
sides. YOU must remember that Max
has always been absolutely true TO
Won He has never looked at anoth-
or woman. what would you have
done II he. too. had found no thrills
in the toy. and reached his hand out
for another. as Jack did?'
THAT is just IL, Margie. ] made
II my business to give him the
thrills-that was my part OF making
marriage a success / think per.
haps my living in italy has also
helped me. Italians are wonderful
husbands and yet they are notorious
Is unfaithful"
How can that be-" l asked. in.
Credulouslv.
We'll" she answered, "a man in
italy gives to his wife and family
certain things \ man will not do
anything that will injure his family.
"Margie this may be terrible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08

thing TO say. but I think there are
easier things to bear in ones hus-
band than infidelity. l could not
stand an ugly. cross husband. or
neglect-habitual neglect"
But does not the man who is in
love with some other woman neg
lert his wife in Italy?" ! asked.
Perhaps" Mary answered, Sc
renely. but you must realize that
where one man is untrue to his wife
because he is in love with another
woman. there are a dozen men who
are untrue because the time, the
place and the girl are in juxtaposi-
ton. and they never think of the
lapse again"
"Oh. Mary, Mary" | exclaimed
Think how far away YOU and
have Travelled from our girlish ideas
on the subject"
YES, dear, and l. for one. am
very glad that / have. Now / am
making a business of marriage and
trying with all my soul to be sue
cessful wife and mother. Now
ask myself II am giving TO my hus-
band and children what they de
serve, and, honestly. Margie, / am
very happy"
TO BE Continued