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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-04-12
CHURCH cALENDAR-wEEKA APRIL IL, 1919.

April 12-saturday-St Julius.
April -Sunday-Palm Sunday.
April IA Monday-St Justin.
April 15-Tuesday-St. Peter Gonzales
April 6-Wednesday-St. Benedict
April 17-Thursday- Thursday
April -Frday-Good Friday
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-04-12

sIt is not of the misgovernment of England that
we complain, it is the government Of England. =
Wolfe Tone.
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THE VICTORY LOAN.

Although the campaigns tor the Liberty loans are
spoken of as drives" involving quasi-compulsion
on the part of the people to participate in Them it
would be nearer the truth to speak of them oppor
tunties for thriftthe best and safest in the world
today. Possibly if these opportunities were her
aided to the world after the manner of big financial
concerns desiring to market issues of stocks and
bonds in railroad, mining or oil adventures people
would rush in to place their money in them. And
yet II you look over the most glowing prospectuses
OF this kind it will be found that the government
bonds surpass these issues in all that appertans
solid merit, taking into consideration ALL of the
features OF good investment. In whatever respect
these purely commercial securities offer greater
inducement for the placing of funds there is more
or less of gamble involved in the best of them
whether of solidity durability income yield or mar
reliability
The past "drives' which the Government made
for money made thrifty people out of millions who
never before gave a thought to laying aside few
dollars for the rainy day.
Fhe Liberty Loan campaigns were splendid les
sons in finance to- the Majority of the American
people, who thought too much Of spending and
too little OF saving their money.
Many of those who have already paid for their
bonds became encouraged at the success of their
past ventures and doubtless will again fall in line
with the willing, patriotic leaders.
WHAT WOULD THEY DO WITH THEM?
Suppose the 100000 pupils in the Parochial
schools of the United States were turned over to
the public school authorities what would they do
with Them with their lack of school buildings and
teachers and facilities to take care of those now
tending? And if the Lutherans and Episcopals
would do the same it would only emphasize the
situation.
The Catholic schools of the United States may
be tantalzed and harassed by unnecessary interfer
ence, but they will not be destroyed. Catholic
Messenger.
The life insurance agent was examining Pat in
regard to the longevity Of his ancestors and asked
a. S~k1~ ..f.-.l D. -
"Begora," answered Pat, "he didn't live anywhere,
he was dead then"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-04-12
THE INTERNATIONAL GAME.

eve have great faith in the diplomats who are sit
ting at the peace table in Paris but if it poker
game, we'd ask for new deck every deal '-Ex-
change
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-04-12
WATcHFUL WAITING.

4 Judge Ito witness)- why didn't you go to the
help Of the defendant in the fight?
Witness didn't know which was going to be
the defendant Boston Transcript.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
STATE FAIR RACE
MEET WILL BRING
OUT 4 BIG FIELD
Three Days Of Horse Raclns On the
Victory State Fair Program at
Shreveport.

Three days u. horse racing. both
harness and ruhhing events, are on
the program of the 1919 State Fair
OF Louisiana, to be held ut Shrcve-
Fort, October % 10 q, inclusive. Tho
race meet will take place the f,rs:
three days Of the Fair, the Victory
Exposition, with purses offered to the
amount OF $500.
George II. King of Indianapolis,
Ind, wEo stands at the top OF the
race meet officials Of the country,
will serve as superintendent. He is
considered one of The fairest men IL
the game, and under his direction ev.
eRybody connected with the races, in
Guiding Spectators. is promised most
excellent treatment.
Horses from many parts Of the
country will DO at the Victory Fair
and each contest promises TO be hotiy
fought. Some or tho best known jocii-
eys and drivers will be ON hand. ia
the track at Shreveport is looked uD-
on as one OF the fastest mile circuits
in-tise South, and the accommodations
and facilities for races are such az
wifI make The meet successful.
For program, catslos or other infor-
nation, apply 10 w. r. Hirseh. Socrc-
tary, Shreveport. La
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
RESOLUTIONS
BY The Eastern Stars.

/, Whereas our Heavenly Father
thought it best to take home one
of orr beloved Brothers, w. w.
Johnson and
Whereas we realize our great
loss for we will miss his ever
helpful presence; We do extend
our heartfelt symathy to his sor-.
rowing Family
Therefore be it resolved chat
we give this expression flour APP
probation of his association with
US. And be it further resolved
that we send a copy of these res
olutions to the bereaved family.
and a copy be spread on our
minutes
So one by onethose loved
the best,
sip out az evening prh
yer,
Soon we like them shall
so to rest.
While shadows fill The
air.
Ida r. Gerson
j. H. Brown !
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
ORDINANCE No. so

Whereas an election was held
in thu Town of Glenmora, Louis
lana, ON the Is tn day Of July,
1919, in accordance with ordinan.
ce number So of said town and
notice of same published accord.
ing to law, for the purpose of ia.
king the sense of the qualified vo
tiers of said town on the PROPOSE.
ton to incur debt and issue nego
table bonds of the Town'of Glen
mora. Louisiana, to the amount
of fourteen thousand dollars for
the purpose of constructing, in
stallings and maintaining a syst
EN- of waterworks in and for the
said town of Glenmora, which
said proposition was lawfully
carriedat said election, Az shown
by the process verbal of the Town
Council Of the 10th day of July,
1919, of the canvass of the retur-
ms; and, whereas, the result of
the said election was duly pro-
mulgated. as required by law;
and lao contest has been filed
within the sixty days from the
date of the said PRONUNCIATION:
now, therefore:
Section ]. Be it ordained by the
Town Council of Town of Glen.
mora, Louisiana, in lawful sess-
10 n convened that the Mayor
and Clerk of the Town of Glen:
mora, Louisiana, shall be author
lied on behalf of the Town of
Glenmora, Louisiana, acting for
and mi the name Of the govern
ing authority the Town Council,
and are directed, to incur debt
in the amount of fourteen thous-
and tsl4,OOo.O0) dollars and to
make and sign negotiable bonds
therefor. numbered conseentiv-
ely from one(1 fto,twenty ot2e) in
elusive, the first OF which shall
become due February /, 1920,
nh dated September1, 1919, each
bearing hse per cent per annum
interest. with intrest coupon att
tched to each bond, thesaid bonds
maturing seriaily as follows;
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
GOVERNMENT WILL
MAKE DISPLAY Of
TROPHIES OF WAR
Uncle Sam Arranses- to Put Or Vie
tory Show at the. Louisiana
State Fair.

One OF the most popular attraction:
at the Victory State Fair Of Louisiana
October ~ TO q, inclusive. will be a
gigantic exhibit by the United States
Government. which will send several
carloads Of interesting specimens
from Its various departments. IN
Gliding the Army anS Navy. "a
Shreveport for Fair Week. The fed.
eral government encourages agricuf
turai fairs, such as the State Fair oil
Louisiana. and in sending the mann.
moth, government display to Shreve.
port IL will give splendid evidence Of
this cooperative policy.
Tho big exhibit. for which 5000
square feet Of space has been resery,
ed, win be gfown In the old Agricui-
tural Building, which is conveniently
located. about halfway between tbs
Exposition Building and the new AgrE
cultural Hall. In the same buildin;
the automobile folks win have their
booths, which will add to the popu.
larity of the building housing the
government exhibits.
Hon. #. Lamson Scribner, chair.
man. Joint Committed on Government
Exhibits. win be In general charge OF
the governments display. which wiIt
represent all branches OF Uncle sam's
service, including agriculture. army.
navy, mine rescue work. social wei
fare work and all other features Of
the governments activities. as
Tho combined exhibits furnished by
the government win constitute VIC
tory show in themselves. They will
display many OF the tools used by ths'
Army and Navy In the war. as Yefg
as demonstrating the better methods
of farming by which American farm.
crs produced the enormous crops that.
weighed powerfully against the Ger.
mnns. Other phases OF government
work will also be dealt with interest.
ingly. Many war trophies, including
ZONE captured from the Huns on the
Lattlcficlds OF France. win be among
the intensely interesting relics shown
For further information apply to-
W. II. Eirsch. Secretary. Shreveport.
La
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
MANY SWINE EXHIBITS
PROMISED STATE FAIR

With general competition opon to
the world and very liberal prizes Of
fered those showing The fircgt ez-
hibits, the annual Swine Show at the
State Fair Of Louisiana, October. 70
to 81, inclusive, promises to be feaiur.
ed by the liveliest interest since it
was begun fourteen years ago. Some
of the most noted herds in tho United
States will be represented among the
exhibits, Cue to the attractive pre-
miums offered. the splendid iacili-
ties provided and the increasing In
terest that is beiag tekcn III the
swine industry In Louisiana and ad-
joining States.
During the past several years the
raising of fine hogs has commanded
the attention of many farmers and
livestock breeders in Louisiana, with
the lessons taught at the State Fair
playing an important part ia
this development Many razcrbacks
have been eliininatcd and their
t5toSt1 taAci " lt9fotNtSQ StCCh, 4HS
value or fine blood has become rccog.
nized by many citize1s. and. much OF
this recognition can be traced to tho
State Fair, where the exhibition OF
fine animals stimulated interest in
the industry. Among the EXHIBITS
this year there will be a splendid lot
Of LouisianR bred hogs. and the slsi-
tors will be given good idea OF the
possibilities offered along this fine. As
as, 81. the opportunity OF purchasing
registered stock ID i,1prpve present
herds and begin new c6cs will also
re given.
Several thousand dollars viii be-
awarded In premiums a, the SwinoI
Show. The Judging VIII be conducted
BY Rraf. Herbert ID. Efumsord Of the
University OF Illionls. Prof E. T. Jor-l
dan Of the Louisiana State uniycS-
sity. Will Be the superintendent.
Fos catalog and further infoTma-
lion about the victory Fair. write w.
II. Hissch, secretary, Shreveport, la.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
PHILIPPINES BAND
WILL PLAY AT FAIR

Music OF the highest character VIII
be on the 1919 State Fair OF Lctisi-
ana program, through contract that
the management has made for Don
Philippine, celebrated director, and
his famous band. with Madame Suz.
anna Lehman, beastifd; soprano, ac-
conpanyins with solos. The Don and
Madame have regulations. as must.
clans that place them In front rank.
their remarkable careers having
taken them TO many at the leading
musical eenters with great popularity
and success. $50
The Don and his band. with Mad.
anne Lehman accompanying, are
booked regularly to scAtertain the
crowds at the magnificent Strand
theatre in New oSleaps,. but through
special negotiations With The saenser
Amusement Company. owners Of. the
Strand. their services were secured
fer State Pair week at Shreveport.
They will rcndcr patriotic and other
selections OF nigh class, and muzat
lovers are sasurcd OF entertainment
or unusual MORT. 4
Tho Philippini-Lehinan program will
especially entertain the crowds In the
grandstand during the afternoon
ysccs anu ether events, and during
she t1roworkS IN the evening. They.
liayc appeared before in Shreveport
though not at the ;itate Fair, nna
local music lovers will give them 4
very warm welcome.
For further information. write to-
w. X. Hirsch, secretary, Shreveport.
La, 81.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
.I.IE:ss
s,s.,sss Of The Day.

xeday there = D greater demand for
ssfkers. real. live. ambitious. resolute
xorkers than ever before In the worlds
hlstory. Every ONCE and shop in the
land 70 calling for help, and the woman
@hO Is poor. but proud--too proud to
ecu up her sleeves and know the keen
JOY that comes from real. honest toll
= missing one Of lfe's sweetest conso-
iations. Il she Is wise now. while the
opportunity h hers. she win put that
foolish sentiment In the background
md seek out the opening that viii as.
sure her q living.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
Mayor
Clerk

Each bond shall be signed by
the Mayorof the Town of Glen
mora and the Town Clerk. and
and the said officers are hereby
required TO have written, print
ed or engraved on the reverse
side of said bonds, the following
certificate:
ssThis bond is secured by q
tax. Registered on the. ...........
day Of ............... 1919.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
Secretary of State.


Which said certificate. after
the delays provided by law have
expired, and inaccordancewithse
ctinalof Act 256 of19l0o Cen
erai Assembly OF the State of
Louisiana, shall be signed by the
Secretary Of State Of the State
Of Eouisiana, and have attached
thereto the great seal of the
State Of Louisiana. The interest
coupons attached to said bond
shall have printed or engraved
thereon the fac smile signature
Of the Mayor and Clerk of the
Town Of Glenmora.
And when said bonds are thus
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17

issued and signed and register
ed by the Secretary of State ac-
cording to law, they shall be Ia
ken into possession by the Clerk
of the Town of Glenmora and by
him held until negotiated.
Section 2. Be it further ordain
ed, etc, That the proceeds OF
said bond issue, when negotiated
shall be deposited in the treasur-
y of the Town of Glenmora, and
there shall be- and remain q trust
fund to be used for the purpose
|only that the same was levied
land collected. towit; for the pur-
pose of constructing, installing,
epuiping, and maintaining q sys-
tenn of Waterworks for the Town
of Glenmora.
Section 3. Be 1t further or
dained, etc, That when said
bonds have been signed, issued,
registered, and returned to the
Town Clerk, they shall be ready
for negotiation and the Mayor
of Glenmora is hereby authOriz-
ed fully for thai purpose.
Section 4. Be It further or
dained, etc. that tie Town Coun-
Gil of the town Of GIenmora shall
annuity, at the time fother tax
levies, In accordance with
law, ID addition ts al other.
taxes now authorised By
the Contitution and laws.
including any special tax lew
tax above all said taxes suffice
Mt to pay principal and interest of
the bonds heretn directed 10 be-
issued ashley may mature, which
may be levied, if not already lev
led, and extended on the assess
ment rolls at any time prior col
the final collection Of taxes due
for that particular year, andwien
70 = Z i
collected, shall be used for mol
other purpose than retiring MAJ
bonds.
Section 5. Be it farther ordai-
ned, etc, That the Clerk Of the
Town of Glenmora shall cause
the original oftiiis ordinance to
be recorded in the mortgage re.
cords of the Parish OF Rapitles.
and also published in The Pat.
riot. the oficial journal Of thel
Town Of GIenmora, according to |
law. |
introduced BY ]. Z. Bullock
Yeas 4 |
Nays0
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
Thousand Nine Hundred and

Thousand Nine Hundred and .
.............. ,........... ......~, five hundred
dollars, lawful money of the
United States of America, with
intrest thereon at the rate of
five per centst5 per cent? per an
mum, from the first day of Sep
TENDER 1919, payable ON the first
day of February of each and ev-
cry year, upon presentation and
of the coupon hereto attached, as
same shall mature. The said
principal and interest on this
boud being payable at the Office
of the Treasury of the town of
Glenmora, Louisiana, or ut such
other place as shall be agreed
upon by the holder and the Gov
ertting authority of said town.
This bond is one of a series of
'twenty-eight bonds of the demon
inations of Five Hundred Dollars
each, and numbered from one to
twenty eight inclusive, and issu.
ed ny the Town of Glenmora,
State of Louisiana. as represent
ing an indebtness incurred in the
CONSTRUCTION, equipping, and
maintenance ORA system of water
works in said Town of Glenmo-
IA and issued in accordance with
the provisions of Article 2Sl of
the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana, adopted in 1893 and
1913, aad Act 256of the General
Assembly of the State of Louis
lana for the year 1910, as amend.
ed by the Act 21s of the General
Assembly of said State for the
year 1912. after an election on
the 18th day of July 1919, on the
question Of such issue by tho
property taxpayers OF said Town
held, canvassed,and the results
declared and promulgated and
registered, all according to law
authorizing such issue; of which
election there vas no contest,
and can none now lawfully be
made.
In Testimony Whereof, and by |
the authority of ordinance NO. 60
Of the Town Council of the Town
IF GAnmora, State of Louisiana,
awfully enacted on the eth day
If October 1919, We. the under
signed officials OF the Town Coun
I'll of Town of Glenfnora. State
IF Louisiana, being duly author
zed to execute this obligation on
behalf of said town, havehereun-
o set our signatures and affixed
;he official seal of said Town on
his the 9TH day of October 1919.
J e. Tuttle A. G. Pringle
Clerk Mayor
INTEREST COUPON
IN thn f;rs4 dev ~ Eahrra al, II
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
surely Educational.

0nvin toufside movie theater)---
Wor there any educational filufns
snoWn. MartinT ConII1 aFalth an,
tnere wor. Terrence. learned among
other things, how 70 act tswarras me
butler. how to enter me club properly.
an how to hing me coat and cane
On IN arm " tn gintlemanly az
tindanf- buffalo l<press.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17

The best amethysts are brought frorn
Vambay. I'm India, and from Siberia.
uoylon and Persia. The chief supply
q she blue turquoise is drawn from the
Vssinsnia Of Sinai. the great mining
ssxf1c Of the ancient Egyptians.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17

The interest on said bonds shall
be payable annually on the first
day of February Of each year un.
til the payment of the principal
sums Thereof, as evidenced byin.
.terest coupons attached thereto;
and both principle and intrest Of
said bonds shall be payable at
the officeof the Town Treasurer,
or such other place as shall be a.
greed upon by the purchaser Of
said bonds and the Mayor and
Councilof said Town, and said
bonds shall be signed by the Ma
yor of Glenmora, Louisiana, and
attested by the Town Clerk of
the said town: provided that int.
crest coupons s hall be authentic
Gated By the fac-simile signatures
of said Mayor and Clerk.
1t is provided that said bonds
aud coupons shall be in subtant-
tally the following form:
$4,000 $4,000
xrxyvsnx, =, k,sv, ,,,r,rs ~,
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17

HON About itf
q may also be true mat the rolk
~ moss Qthsrs np.rpcks.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
Town of ElenrAora.

TOWN. o. E1IBuMl0fA.
Bond Of the Town Of Glenmora
State of Louisiana.
Know all mem By these presents,
that The Town Of Glenmora, q po,
litical subdivision. Of the State 81
Louisiana for value received,
hereby promises to pay bearer
On she first day of February, One
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-10-17
INTEREST COUPON

On the first day Of February
10 ........ the Town of GIenmora, .
|lawfnIpolitical subdivision of the
State of Louisiana, will pay to the
bearer - Dollars( -. at the
office Of the Treasury of said
Town of Glenmora, at Glenmora,
Louisiana, or at such other place
agreed upon by the holder and
the Governing authority of said
town. being interest due on that
date on this bond No. .... ...............
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12
AUCTIONEER
JENSEN
DATES

SEPT. 20. HARRY ARENDS,
CULBERTSON. BIG STOCK SALE.
SEPT. %. 2 MI. SOUTH, 3 MI.
WEST OF McCABE.. JENS FLAD-
BERG SOLD FARM.
SEPT. u. SORNSEN'S BIG SALE
AT MEDICINE LAKE.
SEPT. 80. HENDRICKSEN'S BIG
SALE S. e. OF RESRVE.
JENS HANSEN'S BIG CLOSING
OUT SALE S. e. OF DAGMAR.
DATE GIVEN LATER.
OCT. 1. CARL LUNDBERG, 1O
MI. SOUTHWEST OF GRENORA
RENTED FARM.
Why hire a Qack, when you can
get Specialist?
NV satisfied clients are my best
reference.
AUCTIONEER JENSEN
PHONE 6 ANTELOPE, MONT
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12
nat result has been achieved in

that result has been achieved in a.
few cases.
In this connection, Jessie r. Haver,
Washington representative of the Ma
tional Consumers league, has issued
the following comment:
'sThe farmers of the country are
being made to suffer for the sins of
the packer, as in times past. Only
this time the penalty has been inn
posed for a different reason. Just as
hearings were started on the Kenyon
kendrick bills to regulate the pack
ers the most unprecedented drop in
prices paid for hogs and cattle took
place. And so this week Washington
has been flooded by cattle raisers,
cattle feeders, farmers and independ-
emit packers to beg congress to put a
stop to all this agitation. Many of
the men who have appeared are prob
ably not wholly disinterested in their
point or view, but many are noneSC,
hard-working men who even yet do
no understand the forces of the pow
ers which are robbing them and have
been robbing them all these years
Meanwhile the packer warehouses are
bullying with enough stored food te
carry their business for the winter
They can afford to cease buying for 6
while.
"The consumers must realize that
the packer monopoly can not bt
smashed without having an old-estab
lished, nationwide cooperative move
ment ready to do the work, nor Cal
people feed themselves if the packe
monopoly is merely smashed, with nj
county and city abattoirs and publ
markets to take it's place.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12
WORK
RAPIDLY GOING AHEAD

Scobey Sentinel: Contractor KEN
per's outfit is working at the Poplar
creek at present. The big digging
machine is headed this way, covering
the ground in great shape. The pipe
crews are laying the piping immedi-
ately behind the machine and the
trench is filled as soon as the pipe is
layed. Within very short time &C
tive work on the city streets will be
commenced.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12
BRAKEMAN ON G.. N. is
KILLED AT WOLF POINT

Wolf Point Herald:Wallace F.
Smith, young observation-disclosures,
employed by the Great Northern, died
at a Glasgow hospital this morning
of injuries received the night of Aug
ust 9th while switching cars in the
Wolf Point yards. He was caught
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12

between two cars on the repair track
and injured internally. He was TAX
few hours and for a few days seemed
en- 10 a hospital at Glasgow within
few hours and for few days seemed
to have fair chance for recovery, but
changed for the worse yesterday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12

A Want AID in the Producers News
brings results.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12

Large Oval 40c Calf. Sardines--- -25c
Lima Beans, No. Tins-------.--15e
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12

Coffee has taken another advance
but we have not. Our coffees have
proven a favorite among hundreds OF
customers, who know GOOD COZ
FEE. We never change our quality,
no matter how high the price may go.
Special prices on all canned and
cured meats all the time.
We will sell sugar at S11.OO per Cwt.
without fruit when we can get it; and
the sugar shortage Will not last much
longer.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12

Flour $3.50; Will be Higher. BUY
NOW.