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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07
Plan Czerwonego Krzy2a zwalcza
tyfus ma Syberyi.

Washington, D. c. CKomunikat
Rzadowy). AmerykaGski Czerwony
Krzyz wydaf nastepujace ~oSwiadcze.
ME: Stosownie do raportu ~wysalne-
| 60 z W{adywostoku ma Syberyi dnia
Ego grudnia 1918 roku, aliancki po-
I ciag do zwalaczania tyfusu, zaczal
swoja prace pod zarzadem Komisyi
Amerykanskiego Czerwonego Krzy.
"a i przez takowy bedzie prowadzo-
ny.
Fundusz ma prowadzen!e tego ra-
tunkowego przedsiewziecia, bedzie
dostarczony przez rozmaite alian--
ckie mocarstwa / przez Amerykan-
Iki Czerwony Krzyz, Dokt6r Joshua
Rosett z Baltimore, kt6ry st(umli
tyfus W Nikolsku, jest postawiony
naczele / jake dyrektor medyczny.
Pan Buckley, banker 2 Honolulu,
bedzie finansowym representation
/ wszystkie dostarczane przez a.
liant6w fundusze, beda W jego re.
kach. Pociag skiada sic z "A WACO
now, wlaczajac wagon kapielowy,
apteczny i ola personalu sanitarne-
20, wagony pomalowane So ma kolor
szary / z napisami W jezyku Rosyj-
skim ,,Aliancki przeciw tyfusowy
pociag prowadzony przez Amerykah
ski Czerwony Krzyz". Gdy pocias
p~rzybedzie do miasta, gdzie panuJe
tyfus, praca ratunkowa prowadzo--
ma bedzie W porozumieniu 2 MEL
scowemi w]adzami, szpitalami, le-
karzami / z samym Rosyjskim naro-
dem O lie tylko MOTIVE. Iadna a
systa wojskowa ME bedzie dodana,
bo pociag Jest wyslany tylko v &C.
lu DANA pomocy rosyjskiej ludno-
sci.
Specyalne c%yrkularze, drukowane
W jezyku rosyjskim, beda rozdaws-
ne publicznoSci W celu zaznajomie-
MIA jak p~otrzeba sic zachowyWac'
adv uchron!c sic cd tyfuSu. Jak u
| trzymuja praca ia bedzie jedna 2
| najwiekszych tego rodzaju podJ"-
tych przez Czerwony KrzyzC~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07

skiej Rady Ludowej DR.. CT. Mejss-
ner, witajac W podniosiych sowach,
W grodzie Przemyslawa Paderewskie-
go jake delegate Komitetu Narodo-
wego W Paryzu, wyrazajac czcigodne-
mu mistrzowi Geese / pozdrowienie.
Do misyi angielskiej przem6wii
po angielsku 'najpierw Dr.. Rydlew-
ski. poczem posel Korfanty. Obaj
mowcy vital W przybylych przedsta-
wicieli tel potegi, ktora 'wznoszac
hasla sprawiedliwoSci i samostano--
vienna narod6w, ~powaliia ciemiezacy
mas system pruski. Posel Korfanty
zakonczyi okrzykiem ma Geese Anglii
i armii angielskiej.
Powoli dotarli teraz goscie do o.
czekujacych ma mich powozow. Pred
stawi{ i'm sic niezwykly widok. Mo-
RE glow wznoszacego ma ich Geese
okrzyki tiumu rozkoiysanego. RADIOS
cia widoku wielkiego Polaka i mi
strza | obywatela i przedstawiciela
Wielkiej Brytanii. Setki ~plonacych
pochodni, 'dzwieki orkiestry | viva.
ty zlozyiy sic ma obraz dla Okla | ucha
niezwykiy. w pierwszym wspania-
Ia czw6rke zaprzezonym powozie "a
ia} mieisce Paderewski 2 maizonka
i w~itajace go panic, W drugim pubic
wink Wade, major Iwanowski i po-
sell Korfanty. Wolno, krok "a kro-
klein postepowaiy pojazdy wSrod
szpaleru utworzonego z w~ielotysiecz-
nych tiumow, ciagle wznoszacych o.
krzyki, powiewajacych chustkami,
kapeluszami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07
MA WOLNA CHWILE.

lanic 'diurnista, ia powiem pam
stwu, re my bylibismy juz dawno
poIaczyli sic weziem malzen-
skim, gdyby ME moja szczupla,
szeScdziesiat koron miesiecznie
wynoszaca pensya. Cd lat sled
miu czekamy ma podwyzke bodaj
do siedmdziesieciu pieciu koron,
co juz ma jake take przyzwolte
wystarczy utrzymanie ola dwoj-
GA ludzi. Dzieci ME byio - no to
i ME bedzie.
Ale wracan do w~ycieczki.
hcialem Praksunci koaieczn:e
zrobic te przyjemnosc, tenn bar
II Walac liz balu twin bv--
iych narzeczonych, wytanczyla--
.a. paradn'c.... LAX
ma taxa wycieczke potrzeba pie
niedzy... Wyliczy}em to sobie ma
cwiartce papieru:
'"mwaj do kolei ma 2 osoby
40 hal. Kolej do Lubienia tam i
nazad 4 kor. Wydatki ma miej--
sou skromnie 6 kor. Tramwai z
powrotem 40 hal. Nieprzewidzia
ne drobne 2 kor.
Razem: IL koron 80 hal.
Movie IL koron i 80 halerzy
"a ia miaiem to got6wka ca}e-
go maiatku halerzX trzydziesci
i ~szeSc!... Nalezalo tedy ukryc
jakiS maly plan finansowy a la
Zaleski - skad wydac reszte?...
koieqow ME pozyczy zad"
DO ME ma sam; Z rodziny ME
pozyczy Mkt, DO poumierSli... co
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07
WYCIECzKA DO
LUBIENIA.
Wspomnienia pana Pechowicza.

Mech to panstwa NE dziwi, re
ia Cypryan Witalis dwOjga /
ron diurni~ta Pechowicz - jak-
kolwiek mniej medyk, a czeSciej
.ocdvcvny rotrzebuJacy ma giov-
ny kurcz zoiadka - postanowi--
lem sobie koniecznie wziac udziai
w wycieczce medyk6w do Lube
MA. gdzie oprocz uzycia Swieze-
go powietrza i kwaSnego mleka,
lann sc rozkoszowac tancan'
w sail Kurhauzu az do dnia bale
go.
Me potrzebuje obiaSuiaG, re
tancze jak pi6rko lekki, prawie
zawsze pr6zny, unosze sic iak
zefir ponad parkietami sal;, a ma
wet, jezeli przypadkiem nadep--
&C ktorej danserce ma noge - cd
noSna facetka ME zwraca ma to Il
wagi pewna. &c to byio delikatne
ukaszenie pcheiki albo komara.
Moja narzeczona zapewnia mnie
slowem honoru, re lei o ddiurni
sty to nawet i krawcy ME taiicz9...
TestemL dummy z teso.
~ propos mojei narzeczohei,
kt6ra Jest cd lat dziesieciu'panna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07

gil hycle, re ME nam jednego
buta! Smiech, heca - woiam
przejezdzajaca drynde jade
do domu. Hawai- drogi, dorozka
dwukonna - korone zap{aSi-
lem. He! | coz teraz robic:
Ubra}em zimowa, nieco wy
krzywiona pare bucik6w, a re
wfasnie pochfodniaio i deszcz "a
czal padac, wziaiem parasol i
sznurem pobiegfem do Moszka
wykupic przynajmniej palto....
Zazadai szescdziesiat halerzy
procentu - (szelma! "a godzi--
ne...,) ubrafem sic i wroci}em
domu zupeinie jak pc otrzy--
manych piecdziesieciu ~kijach
zgnebiony, ~zgryziony, zmaltre--
towany!
Jakiz rezultat mego ma}ego
finansowego planu? Stracilem
but -'dosta{em drabina wpier
81 - zydowi bede musia} przcz
jedenascie miesiecy p}acic raty
pc cztery korony - zegarek "a
stawiony "a kieszeni z tego
wszystkiego ME zostai mi ami
Genius!
Me wiem.... Ale jezeli plan
pana ministra, Zeleskiego lep-
szych ME przyniesie rezultatow
jak moi - to serdecznie mu ra-
DE, zeby odstapif cd niego j ME
nalegaf wcale ma parliament o
przyjecie L."
ia pc tenn wszystkiem odcho--
rowaiem re cztery godziny ma no
stalgie czy COS podobnego i
przeklinam do teraz wszystkie
wycieczki do Lubienia!
A..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07
W BaZarZe.

o 10tej minut 10 pc przesz}o 60
dzinnym pochodzie dotarly wreszcie
pojazdy pred Bazaar.
Tu Straz wziela ma rece puikowni-
ka Wade i wniosla wSr6d okrzyk6w
Mech lyle" do hall.
Czekai tn Komisaryat Naczelnej
Rady Ludowej. preLydent miasta
Drweski oraz grono pan W bell i IL
cznie zebrani. Pc przedstawieniu sic
komisarzy, powital Paderewskiego
maizonke imieniem Naczelnej Rady
Ludowej p. DR.. Krysiewicz / przem6-
viii W te slowa:
Wielce Czcigodpy / szanowny
Panic,
w biegu wypadkow ostatniei DOLBY
my Polacy z pod dotychczasowego
zaboru pruskiego s~tworzyliSmy jed
nolita organizacye ktora obejmujac
caioksztait naszych spraw dzielnico-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07

klina mowiac, re zegark6w 60
4ych ME p~rzyjmuja; music So
bic w braku etui kupic przynaj-
mniej jakieS pudeleczko. Wy
szedfem ma ulice 2 zegarkiem W
reku i w tel chwili jakis drab
niosacy ogromna drabine, jak
mnie ME kopnie W piersi - ze-
garek wyleciai ma ziemie, szkiei
ko zbiIo sic ma tysiac kawaikow!
o! psianoga kochana! Co po--
m \, banIu zegarka be-
szkieika ME vienna. - Ha! Otto
W drugim domu jest z%egarmistrz
Wchodze - prosze mi dac no.
we szkie}ko - szczesciem mic
z}ego zegarkowi sic ME stale. lie
sic nalezy? Tylko czterdziesci
helerk6w. DobryS! a ia ME nam
ami grosza!
- Prose- pana.... W tel ch@-
Ii tn bede z powrotem zapom--
nia}em portmonetki.... Otto moi
kapelusz w zastaw.
Wyszedlem be- kapelusza ma
powr6t do banku.... A! do licha !!
z~apomniafem o pude}ku. Jakby
wolany zjawia sic W sieni pred
Drama zydowski ch}opak, cos W
rodzaiu kuczebera.
- Co ty masz?
- ia tn sprzedaje guziki j
sphinx do manszety.
Ami guzikow, ami spinek ME
potrzebuie.... Wezme "a to blasza
ne pudefko z guzik6w.
- No to W Gym ia bede
mial guziki?
= Co mi dc tego? Wsyp ra-
zem re spinkami.
"A co pan da?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07

rzystwa i niezliczone tiumy publicz-
nosci, rozstawiajace sic wzdiuz ulic,
kt6remi mieli p~rzejezdzat dostojni
goscie.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-02

from Montpelier for the week end
Mrs. Perley Harris was at Speed
well farms Thursday to see her
mother, Mrs. Harris Jenkins, who has
been quite sick with the grippe.
Miss Mildred Rivers of Lyndon
Center was here Monday evening to
attend the sugar social given by the
. Sunshine class.
MRS. Rose Root passed away at
Brightlook hospital early Thursday
morning where she had been for
treatment for several weeks. Fun
eral services were held from the Con-
gregational church Sunday afternoon
at 1.30, Rev. j. @. Angel officiating.
Interment in WoodmOnt cemetery.
Obituary later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Davis who
have been visiting at M. A. Gilson's
since receiving his discharge have
gone to Lyndon where Mr.. Davis has
commenced work for VIII Way for
the summer.
The S. and d. of l.. held special
meeting Saturday evening to take in
several candidates. Refreshments
were served after lodge.
Rev. ]. @. Angel is attending con-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-02

ference in St. Adams. There will be
no preaching services next Sunday.
r. A. Eggleston has so far recover
ed from his operation as to be able
TO sit up a short time each day.
Ellen Jeffrey returned to Montpeli-
er Monday accompanied by Michael
J. Cohen.
Miss Lila Mcdonald is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mamie Odds, and other
relatives in Boston and vicinity.
The Ladies Aid meet this (Wednes-
day. afternoon with Mrs. Martha
.Welch for their annual meeting and
election of officers. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Frasier are ill
with the grip.
Miss Edith Farmer of Montpelier
Seminary is home with her parents
for few days. =.
Mrs Nettie Spencer is confined to
the house by illness.
Representative p. S. Hams was
home from Montpelier for the week.
,end.
Private Curtis Harvey has received
his discharge from the u. S. Army
and is spending few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Harvey.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-02

from a business trip in Orleans and
has been spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. M. L. Smith.
Mrs J. +. Jock has been entertain
ing her niece, Miss Gray, from Cor
nish, Me-, the past week.
Carl Frasier has been assisting in
his fathers sugar camp for a few
days, during his fathers illness.
Mrs. Bert Porter returned Saturday
from Plainfield where she was called
by the death of her grandmother and
commenced school again Monday
morning.
The students are home from Lyn-
don Institute for a weeks vacation.
Miss Bessie Warner has been home
from the Institute the past week i'll
with tonsilitis.
Miss Mary Gilbert is visiting
friends in Lyndonville.
Franklin Lynch of Burlington has
been spending few days the past
week at E. r. Harvey's.
Miss Goldie Drown of, Montpelier
has been spending the past week wit.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drown.
Rep Willie Jenkins was home
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-02
EAST BURKE

There has been new supply of
yarn for knitting socks and sweaters
received which can be had by calling
at Mrs Ella Webster's.
l.. T. Frasier is better and able to
sit up part of the time.
Mrs. May ellison and son, Clyde, of
Lyndonville were Sunday visitors at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George Phillips.
Miss Sadie Larry is working for
Mrs. George. Cole.
Mrs. Isaiah Mathers was called to
Connecticut last week by the illness
of her sons, Ernest and Henry, and
daughter, Mrs. Edward Pierce, who
are all very sick with influenza. All
are better at this writing.
Rev. J. @. Angel visited Rev, E.
w. Sturtevant in Lyndon Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Harvey has returned
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-02
ORLEANS

Miss Sadie Lothrop, teacher of mu-
sic in the O. H. s., is spending the
school vacation in Boston.
Miss Beatrice Stearns is back in
0. w. Locke's store after being con-
fined at home for two weeks on ac-
count of illness.
About 800 was cleared at the lib
rary social and benefit for the library
last Thursday evening in the Opera
House.
A largely attended thankoffering
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-02
NEWPORT LOCALS
Hermon Ramsdell Injured at Frost's
Veneer Mill

Tuesday afternoon, while Hermon
Ramsdell was unloading logs from a
car at the Frost Veneer mill he got
his foot caught under log, badly dis
locating bone in his foot. He was
taken to the home of C. A. Brown,
where he had a room. His wife was
employed in the household of Mr..
Brown. Drs. Longe and Badger were
called and administered ether to the
patient, but the bone was so badly
dislocated they were unable to set it.
The X-ray was then used and in the
afternoon anothed effort was made to
set the bone, without results. DR.. Al
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-02

While Victor Whitney of Clyde st.
was preparing to drive out, one day
recently, his horse became startled
and ran away, after an exciting run
it was stopped on East Main street
doing no damage.
The Newport Frolics are to appear
in Minstrels at Lanes Opera House
April IS, remember the date.
Our near neighbors have hospital
through the efforts of one of their
physicians. If some physician would
open one in our city the same way, he
would have to build an addition with
in one year, as the people want and
feel the need of such an institution.
Newport will welcome such move,
and support it.
Rev. Herbert Coontz went to st.
Adams Tuesday to attend the Yer
mont Methodist Episcopal confer
ence.
The regular midweek prayer meet
ing will be held at the Methodist
church on Thursday evening at 1880
A. C. Clark is to have the meeting
in charge and while every one is well
come, special invitation is extended
to men. Come and help.
E. S. Watson of Pittsfeld, N. H.,
former principal of the N. H. S. ar
rived in the city Tuesday night to
call on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Porter were
called to Smith Mills last week by
the death of Mr.. Porter's brother
jackson Porter, who was as years of
age. The funeral services were held
on Sunday the 80. Mr.. Porter leaves
to mourn his loss, his wife and one
daughter of years of age.
While Ralph Young Of Clyde street,
was burning grass on his lawn pre-
vious to the last fall of snow, what
might have been a serious fire, was
averted by prompt action. The saw
dust in the banking of the house
caught fire, and burned the bulkhead
of the cellar and scorched the clap
boards on the west side of the house.
- n n
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-02

and missionary meeting was held in
the chapel Tuesday p. m, and good
] ysum contributed for missionary
work.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-02
City Of NEWPORT
e. F. HUMPHREY, Local Correspondent,
Items Humphreys

len of St. oJhnsbury was called, ar
irving at Newport at 7.30. 1t was
then decided that an operation was
necessary and Mr.. Ramsdell was re-
moved to Brightlook hospital, ST.
Johnsbury, Wednesday morning, ac-
companied by Dir. l.onge and c. A.
Brown.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04

y. ~. EQRMAN'S AU~
TO REPAIR SHOP.
@TTAII VULCANIIING
SECOND HAND CAS-
NGS FOR SALE
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04

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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04
PAY AID FILE !!
INCOME. TAX
BEFORE MAR. f5
i. 6. Internal 2aga7Ue Bureau
Gives Warning that Severe
Penalties Wiiil Be Enforced.
!g0MEm NlTI4!a LAWS SCOPE:
HOY! THEY REPORT INCOME

The income Tax drive comes to .
close on Saturday night, March %.
IN payments and returns cue on THAI
aa:e under the provisions Ct the new
/ .egenue Law h3ust f,e u the LANDS q
slai Internal Iseyeaue Collectors -
1ore their Offices Close til i.Gtrt
The income Tax IS be;lg collected 7"
Irtes tl4e war expenses. Every person
no sAoa:cl ara teotel his Aorn Oh
-,rnlistiee i'ay ~ now called feo.s 70
,atrii,lte lis share q hi cost 81 win
ne tbcATr
The .sgga.iis and The dodgers wiz
a,a -eretn f.aes ara jail sentences
s, Infe.aGl Revenue Erreau an
lounccS tai i:a D.aasri VIII c'le-k rs
IL. ~ ia N.e e..t ever! person "ho
comes within Ire sroIe u he .nc9ine
TAX iay 3,a his share.
whore to Pay and Fae.
Residcntsct LOUISIANA ere -eluiIed IL
make their gi.tsI.i.., aI3a pas .iW'r e Nes'
"a John Z Tlur'incfy. f41tic1t1: ~ m
gc4nal Revc@ae. .asf ts.icaaa'.T11a 81
10 any of Lis Z i.a:p co,iy-tcrS til;'
IRE now dang frte advisory Wofh cn
Income Tx 49,.
i.ayrheii 5 sent NJ mlil sa1l,ti he al
lac,ed 10 th- rcIal1ss and SiioUM nc III
iltc ferlu nf check. money order of
4rafi cash raynssnts by mail are sen
il he taxpayers risk of lass.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04

IL YOU are unaDie 10. rnaES .:ou- Its-
turn personally hetatiSe Of ifii esS, ab-
senco or incapacity, an p ent or legal
representative may make your return
IF there are my doubtful poia,s as t.
your items of income or allowable de
auctions, you should get in touch at
once with Revenue officer Or q bank
er Tor advice.
Women Pay Tax.
Women are subject toail ihe require
menis Of the income. Tax. whether
single or married, a womanE income
from ali sources must he considered.
II uuE1 arried, or if irving anart from
her hasband she Uust make Aer re
turn for 1918 if her net income was
81 600 or over.
Ii married nnd living with her hus-
band, her income must he considered
with the hus .,nd's IN determining the
llabalty for return Their john in
come less thccr /. $ allowed by law.
$ suhfect to morn at Tux. The Wifes
net Income is considered serara4eiy in
COMPUTING any SUI a. hat ma. he due
1ias}mzt aaa wife file j. ntiy, rs s.
.7l.a.. RI tie husband does not include
a'a -i5e's income In IDS sa1u.n. the
wtIe taEst TT" 4 eenarlto ceturl.
S4yess penalties,
TIE new n6gespc Lng places seYer
penalties ou person wlio fans to
nlake returA IN ,'.a2. ge.IseS To maze
regprn 0r renders & fraudulent return
Tor failure 10 make return and r.ar tax
on tire Q anr Of net more tilan 81 000
is nsnai and IS per eeGt IT The lax
due il ad;,21 III, Tie assessment. For
rel using wiiful!y 10 IE:I5.e fe,urn, or
for making . false or f'gndIR"nf- re-
turn Here IS q fine Of net exceeding
80. g9o and imprisonment Of Hot ex-
cae9ing one wear. 81 both.
Farmers inconrc Taxable.
Esorr fa,9Ner n!aa FaHchmAn Who
Lad . iair d. i ~oaJ reas II iatS nast
l.pcsI sle ia#a.te Ia,; tits y.s.y. Il"
}a::st consider ag i1!s incon3e Il. laE.
uAie ~ Il; caJitf4i 81 5sesGrt rem
Ilss fn,oes iDcoria - aYa1nts expanded
IN carrying an Ms Farm. The eost Of
farrl machinery. farm buildings and
improvements caIuot be d ileled
Tac cosf OF Eve sfack. either for re
saieT or fer brne,i.Gt: pug oses, is also
regarded as iDvcsfn sant
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04

V1 &teas h9crn bear Ut al,
fEest II all iFears, ai.;l III,
F+"ts'lr antSaa'5 in f;ta war34
IS natural' history ia concern. +,
hears hava beeal known only
isHs- IheE reach weight Of
pounds ahd nrla.s attacked are
i've slahts Then lhey hecaine
te anjsa"rtiscs. Thy grow lat
hfit % lae alaskan rivers.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04
+ < i ). Xxx y - 4 !, 4 ? =
SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY
= ssicOME TAX PAYER

Washington, d. C. '"F.o
rights IF ali PERSONS na,v f:'as
Income Tax returns are amply
p,olec:e8 by rtrv:s;unS tm
attachments, -efrii)As and ap-
peas. says commissioner Dan,
iei e. Raf.p
Every l.~rson can he sure e
spsl.,.gA ,leH.. III person * ~
Ee,;el 10 Pay more 'ilfan lis
Share OF tax. HIS .stI,s.e4; 'IN 'le-
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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04
phpnouranh Educational Factor.

The monograph as an educational
factor has tremendous value. Through
this means the children can become
familiar with all that is best IN music.
either vocal or instrumental; they can
ieaEn net only the music but about the
composers, and the great msn and
women who sing and play various in
struments.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04

All the books of the Old Testament
were written long before the birth of
Christ, some Of them as much as 400
years before, others from 900 10 1000
years before, and none less than 300
to 400 years before. The Gospels and
other books OF the New Testament
were written from 80 TO 81 Or 10 years
after the birth of Christ.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04

Out at the old country church the
mule and buggy has been KNOCKED
higher than kite by the automobile
because automobiles don't break loose
like the mule did, nor do they enaW
the shade trees in the churchyarC|-'
Commerce News.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04

Yoa can keep al Of yfur
clothes On when trading at
she SCARE Deal Store" ,,
i has choice goods for cash
orly
w w johnson Prop.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04
WHOOPING COUGH


Give Chamberlains Cough
Remedy to keep the cough loose
and sxpectorating easy, 1t is ex
client.
FOR BILIOUS TROUBLES
To promote healthy action
Of the liver and correct the dts
orders caused by biliousness
Chamberlains Tablets are excel
lent. Try them and see how qui-
ckly they give you relish for
your food and Danish that dull
and stupid feeling.
Save l: SOC
Make your Healing Remedd at
b ln.-. uep d. 0Uc k0tJle Vi Fairs
Healing Oil, add IL To pin ii lin
sd oil and goa have full pint
n5,the best heeling remedy rl1at
roney eau buy. It cures old sor-
IS, wnnpas, eats and scratches
We sci il.
Fer Sale ~
Maxwell & Pringle
+. G. Pringie
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04
over.,ns ano eonus.s 1zxsS.

Salary ard wage earneTs must con-
sfder as ,azatle every item received
rruin eiEployeeTS and from other
sources Eanuse5 and overtime pay
axe 20 be reported. as We'll as The regu-
jur payments.
allowances FOR Losses.
Leases sur,a!nad IL 1918 und rot cor
escdby n.> r0lca .r.' deluctibln ,trn,s
# incarrel III re ;typayer's ta.s.1.ss5
or ira Il. in any TRANSACTION Ln''s,s-
taken for profit. or arising t"0n, sra.
sierra. s..is wreck or other c2a-alsy, {.
irGsa theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-10
Picture ht4er

Gladys Leslie viii have James W.
Morrison as her leading man in Tho
Midnight Bride" which win DO her
next Vltagraph feature.
Japanese architectural experts and
landscavo gardeners have been en-.
gagged by vitaKraph to provide the
sets Orr Earle williams next pic.
,ure. which has Far East atmo.
sphere.
Rather than disappoint his audi.
tnces when n railroad washout pre-.
vented tho arrival Of HIS films. the
manager of the Crystal theatre IN
Osborne. Kan, recently sent an air.
plane TO the film exchange in Kansas
City for them.
Irwin s. Cobb is the author Of
Harry T. More's next starring We.
hieie ''The Adventures of Bill"
Taylor Holmes r. going 10 appear
on the same bin with Fatty Arbuckie
at tho liberty next week.
= Constance Talmadge's new photo.
play THE Tempermentai Wife"
which comes TO the Strand Saturday
IL an Anita Loos-John Emerson
story.
Two thousand head OF cattle were
used in making the stampede scene
In 'Lasca" new Universal produc.
ton.
The Pointing Finger r. the name
OF new Mary MacI.aren release.