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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23
sineiiif Boycott.

Mpiler fra Sbangbai, aiHa, for.
tGller ON Meoet melem Den ameri.
fanife Miuiitcr, "a. u. Godbiu og
aonIul 0apioion pao Den enc Sioe og
fineiiife gmbeSsmGno og 5ppeomGn'
bene for DC iorifieIige Sau9 paa oc,l
nnbcn Tor at orsfte Sopen ON llbeluf'
felic al Sincere ira amerifo. Sroos
.nl DIR. &odbills OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lpf.
feocs bei BAN life at operbepiie DC
fineiiife gnibeosinpnb ON. at Dem
merifnnife Spinining al Sa8en bar
Den rette % i~oriparlige, Soet "Shang.
bal Mercurp" 0rsiter Spsrgsmaalet
ON ct fineiiif "9opeott" al american.
life gnrer, nbtnler Del, al DC, iom bar
abort &eening pnn, at bette bar praf'
tiff ngiennemisrligt, bar reguet fell
% life tnget ~tiIbsrlig Senipn til, bpao
aineierne fan nbrette, i,aar De optr9.
Der meb enigbeD. SpiS aina pirte.
lia beitemmer Tia for ct 9opeott, fan
ma nnre biz paa, at oct bill blioe
eifeftipt, iiaer glooet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23
Rarl Johan peo Rrineen

8 lin 1Tbe MniTnle i 8issr for.
tnlte iprbenpGrenbe Storibingsmano,
5elegraibeGiyrer gi~grnssaarb, iisIge
"@ebenes gmtstioenbe" ipIsenoe:
"Rin fortGngit aibsbe @rincipal
General Bird, iom fulete Scarf Srban
iii bans arUnins | 1roubbjem, i%ortalte
mig | 1s45, at ba &uusen fpm til 9rin.
gen @nbbranbsbalen - Sinclars %
Sfctternes Sermuppia--bpor 2auseu
iosier ncbenunber Stprtuiuse,l blesue.
be apuseu. Sau iteS no al @psuen,
frabbeoe paa cue fire Lungs 9iuuet %
ubtalte | be itartelte nptrpt bet iranite
Sprps s,er, at bette 2ano er uinbtase.
list. Seq slemte life at minbe Ss.
Wtai. ON. tiiipiebe General Bird meb
fit lime us suse emil, Of 9prse bar
mango liae 1ermppplG % bet | ale
iine 9nnbsbsle. Seq abresisrer benne
lloinlelie al lluioHens Sitter til be
frimineIle 9aarer / Sueriae, ioet ies
%iilfpier. at bet uisieIig oar Suerbepis.
nin9en ONT Rorses n~tetuiuseIioe MUb'
~itanosfraft, icm bruete &arl Sublu iii
/ iibite EiebIit at Ititte Sperbet / Bali
aen poa Gtteritob % iii at Ilaa fplbt
Sauo | tit ipbenoe frantic Blob, bper
Sang bet fum / aOs for. at Stprtbiu.
Get meo 6oitbeo nepppterece bans mans
ae 8,unplOpsiorNag ii9trnbe til Of iuos
re til 3pben 5~ribepstrnst / oeis 8po."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23
G~uionbcocns Snopirfmima.

: set ip6li9e atlanterbao, Seit for
Sap set gooe Saab, tigger ire iruaa
Ger, Sriitan o'Acunha, GtgbtirQaIe
o. Inaccessible. DC tit1grcr eng.
laHN % er beboeoe al Gftcrfoun1ere
al nogle SolortIter, Tom boiattc itg
ser for mart SuroreSc gar ii6cu.
WuSerIauNet har mioIertiS life be.
fpmret iip iunherliGt ONT Ecrnc, OF
ba Stibc ion at liae oISria IG0ger til
hdr 9Cboerne / IarepiS uUret offfau'
ret ira belt epriqe @erosu. YSan peb
/ bpcrt 6al6, at ser iiben 1873 life
bar prrct uoQet Sfib peo Scrnc, %
utalt tar IiQc peb at aIcunre DC 0ten.
Hcffcr, Scr buc0c scr.
ga FOR fort Sio. iibeu bcis9tc Ell
Sauforifuinq&erpeoitiou Gcrne. 0ten
GrpcNitipnen bIeo mcgct forbnuict
cprr her NhoNtogcIic ser bIep ben til
gel ira @ebocrne& Sioe. Sc bar bua.
Sc iienStIiqc o. irptiomme. SSugcn
AZ @lbocrnr oilOc fienOe$ oeo lin
StammcfrrrSer fra @ammeI.G n9.
IanS. 0c iputeS i Set belle toact life
at fierbc uo8et til Den fore 9eroen,
2crrs har so 9eboerc, set iomme
@utnI iom biep Ianbiut paa Gerpe Tor
SurNrcbc War iioru. 90 Sc bar aue
ltciuilticreSc % uiI0e, iprlig 1tpn.
Gene, Sst fieHotc DC life. ca De er,
nGrer iia peo DC Sroauttcr, 3oturen
ielp irembrtuacr. SOLOMON icper i et
fdSitaHOigt IopIeit Sumfuto. bpor al
@ieHhom CT fTIes.
@rpeSitiouer iaubt CIT Maui9oe
&ctter paa 2erue. Wteu Seu iaiot ill
lise rige 8~uauoIeier. % ON life an.
oct, iaa oil bette iiffert biSraee til, al
@oSer gHalaHb iuoen ret Ienge Ia.
Ger iig at Gerrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23

Set fer no til, at en- 8egierine oe.
'aa unoertioen fan bIipe iplioagti1
meo iig ielp. Com BET maalfe pil
erinores, eraateoe for en- Gi6 iiben o.
ssoreHeSe Staters @eneroIabbofat,
Mr. Roobp, at 2onen ON ctte Simers
I~rbeiosone peo oiienilise arbeioer
ifaI bore ~eieloenoe oaiaa peo 8rnp.
ningen al Eanomafanalen, ioet ban
life fanot nogen gbiotg @rtrnb til III
gisre en- ltnotaaeIie for bette Stlfploe,
iiben Sonen eiter ben olnrinoeIiae Sor.
tolfning ipues at inobefatte etbnert
SoretneenOe, Der bripes for aesierin.
gems 8eenina. arigsminiiter Gait,
Der | i1ler emo Ell Senieenbe er ~tbe
biz man" peo grUiibentens MaobS.
boro, hopSe imiblertib nentet fla en-
onSen Ifeiprelie al ocnue Sag. Snn
inbier, at ON Sitetimerslopeu ifal
ai9loe peo grbeioet pua aanalen, oil
bette mebfere en- Wertbgiit for Regie'
ringen paa ahifinise Miaipncr Sol
lars, 90 bpiS Der er uogen &oab, bill
ban gierne ipare Snfel Som bisir
8enae. 0erior baobe ban BELT feet,
at Observation-Disclosures habbc iinbet e.,
ltbpei iii Of Iobe Cohen iope for benne
enc 8uugS SfpIb. "a ru Moobp life
inhiao, bnorleoes bette fimbe Iabe iia
aiore, aiaIbt Oct for Gait ON at finSc
en- fIie llbpei ieIo, oa hermeo bar ban
"a beifiGitiget fia | Oct iencrc. Get
meobeles MI fra @oIhingtcn, al ban
eiter meget Strpo bar %operbepiit iia
ON, at Sttetimerslouen life fon dis
res ~girIocnSe peb anI9gget al Eanc,
mafanaIeu. og at ban ugioa bil for.
isae Of pper6epiie STR. Woobp oercnr
% bepGge bom til at iorauore fin &c.
clifton. SporoiSt bette piI Ipffcs bain,
nil 6a Siben bile.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23

Gn Niano ira Np. 3eeianS, Tom for
Siocn or puo Heiie / Sc 6orencoe
Stater. uotaler iia ON public omncr.
ibip" al aiiaii'oiicutIiAc 6orctugcubcr
% flyer, al citcr Sc Grforinarr, man
har ! nnpnte auitraIIfe Gropins. at.
fer ban set life uetop for ct ubctingtt
9ooe, at Stotcn % aommuueu opcrtu.
ger % 6riper Serubancr, Sporpeie o.
Iiereuoe S~nbretuiu9cr. : Ip- 3ce.
lamb, hcoer set / ct Sntcrniclp meS
Dcofommen0e, 9aor al 9opqipuina
Sietning al RnternoIiSmc, % bette
bar life n0InOt at iUttc fine opbt
Spor { Sen oiieutIiae opinion. Set
bar Ell IcnOen$ til al gierc ToIfct
miuore ieIuitUnoia on biNrager til Al
iuRffe Den inoipioueae Ioretaoiom,
beo. Man ornner iiq til at ic ben til
Rcgicringen Tom Den ltHiperialeot.
for, ser aIene tau roaSc &oo paa oal
Snoer. Set err life min Nenin0 al
public onucribip' life j mango Iil.
fRIbe fan barre at foretr9fie" tiger
ban; "tpertimoo tror iCa, al 6orNe.
Iene berpeS er itcrre enc llIcmperue
men / 9tps3eeIauo bar man oreuet 0e.
paternaIiitiite Spitem til en- 90crIig
beb, Der gjSr Oct til Ell ipiliom Bin
biag. SRart ia8t ale SernbaueI
eies % oripes Of Oct ofientIige. Stf,
oIene er Reaieringen lin egen Bot
meter, ME Den oriper oeiaa 2ipSas
iurauce. og Der er nplig peotaaet ei
2op, Der opretter en- grauSasiurance
forretnins for Staiens RegniHg. @
bar ct Spitm til ltbIaan Of gens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23

psit til binuHoen, os inaeu iorisgte at
tale ON IigcgpIoige ling.
Spnnoingen baboe foit Sae | Sin.
oene, ben lutte | alIe Cine. SO benne
iinoerliae, ftiIfGroiae Rerpsiitet inn.
tes ogfdn at BABE grebet Stortbingefs
Reolernmer. "geIutningernes fri.
tie Worgenluft" itrsg gjenuem Solen.
aIorig bar s~tortbinsets 6piiosnomi
pRret imitffere % bproieere.
Sda ringer alofferne | 3orriborer.
ne, og Observation-Disclosures inbtoaer fine
Hla0ie. BrRiioent gerner refer Tia
paa grpiioentpIabien. Sormibooas.
ioIen ifinuer paa bans Ssie oe aiper
be marfereoe SrRf en- forfturet Sol.
beo.
en- inoerIig Sausbeb breber fla
operaIt. Oct biir eonife itiae | 60.
len.
Gr9iioenten erfIGrer s~tort6inaet
aabnet og einer Sr6et til Statsmini.
tier &idelien.
Statsminffteren er ncget bfeg, og
en- opb gepRgelie itaar ifreoet i bans
gniiat. Sats Stemme er rofig op
ban Ipfer op &egieriugens @rfIG.
ring; meit ben Sanuo, Der boIbet ga.
piret, ifi9iber en- SmuIe. Der err en-
mdnoig 8prbigbeo oper bans SpIes.
ming at oct met ifiGbneipangre Sc.
fiirnett, iom nngeuiinoe bor forelig.
get for Stortbiuget iioen 1914. Spert
0ro grfbes at EilbSrerne og bper
9itance | g%etoniueen fpeiler zig | be
Ipttenoe @%nfigter.
90 od StatSminifteren i9tter ia,
gadr DER fom ct 2etteIienS Suf gien.
mem Soriamltugeu. Get bor iom ct
ubtrpf for en- 6sIelie al set biitoriife
| Situattonen = llnipnen bar op.
Lott.
5lere al De ttlftebeppreu6e bleb gre.
bet at en- fterf geu9gelie, og oo 8re.
iioent gerner meb fin flare % biitinfte
geItalenbeo fremiatte tit Sorilog,
bsrte man 8dmerHe bltIfe paa Sale.
riet. 90 Der bar Suarer / manages
Zine.
st 2febttf far Der fig ell 0isionms
inc | Stemninget. Get bar, ba
@geoe-Risfen iotn oeu fsrite Of 60.
cioIiiterne lprgeoe fit "Rei" mo | BEN
eaers ioa ianitemluige 6oriomlins.
"a Stortbtngsutebet prpcis sci. If
bebeoes, tsntteS Saleu og 8aIeriet
burtig. gfan mdatte ro / frif Suit
for at tpnte paa alt oct ftore, ion par
benot. 90 ITO fra Stortbiugsbpsutn.
gen itrsmneoe Rnbeoerue, - De
ipreotes blanot Rerneitere, % ncele
elmer efter bar Ger fun Ell Soufe -
ct Samtaleemte oner belle Rprges
2aitb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23

Gn ienere Neooelelie fra EiensSiit
9nor no poa, at pigtiee 0tsoer bar
pGret aibolote | ~gnlebning Spsrss.
maIet ON oct ioreIlooebe "9opcott"
% at bet er bIepen beiIuttct at iurrf.
i9ite ct ioobant. &ommerciele 2ul,g
/ II SropinIer bar moerteenet en-
Snerensfomit, bnori be MOB en- megst
itor NiuIft forpliater iig til life at
fjebe amerifonife 8nrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23

@e,u gorf err pna goo Bel til al
bIipe geroeits iterIte 9p. Otter Den
5olfetpHine Iofu rit optaees Der, bar
Den ourtrent 3.9S7.252 Snopaanere
2onSon bar enbnii liot coer en- bnIr
WiHion fIere, men meo Den naturlise
Gilbert og Den itabige SnSpnnSrina
tror Stotiitiferne, at @etp BORT oil
oGre @eroeus fo~IferieeIte Stao inbeIl
10 aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23
GpDielsbags.
XXX Sogen Il &

eMette Ct en- Of bette Mars
! % BrRmiebpser, 90 at nem'
me otter be n,ange SeIbinige
aubrfalinscr, ri bar montastt,
oil otsfeiig beuue Sog binhs
Snterrsle blaaat "Seeorabs
Sofsu''s SGirrr % nubrs.
Sogen or laateaes insrettet.
at Der for bber al aarets Ta'
torr or fire blanfs Sinier meo
Slabs for Samilieus % Slngts
ringes 2nbne. timber hber
Cato CT aRfert en- raer here Se'
rpmtr @Gnss % asinSers CABS
frlsSag, % paa nen mob Inn,
enae Siae finnes DIR - for be
tilIuarenoe 9atosr - ct Tibet
Gers. ct Gpisram ellsr en- lbs
taisiie at CIT eler anfeu uaiits
fnuais 8srionlisbsn. Oct sil
bare Of TOR Satsrssie for Gus
tber Tamilis - 90 fan peIaa
rsn pisie 9eilishsosr blibs til
Iioentet Ratte - paa osnne
Naaoe at bupt belle lin Slest
iamitt ! en- Zig lihsa net 500
mes ansibslIe at burt rrtelt
@tDlrms JeSirlsaato 90 5ps'
ielsaar.
Snpen CT imuft inohunnen
S1rrrs ricS crnst "TOpIslss
bassbps" @HiShogItnnrr Saa
Iggarn % Sorfn,u. iunt rpnt
Snit. 90 arn itnaes irit m,n
Slanfl for $1.25 betalt Cor
ifnn. vi bar ppIaa fnDel tles
CANT innbunoae ! Submit iom
fniirr 10 Gsnts ertyn. 90 be &C
bel n9rht BET lille SilGe for
ttSie,aDets GfDto.
ahrtsfs:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23

paa Sornlauo, ct anoet til Yeniionc.
ring Of samIe 5oIf; ri bar Stemme.
ret for aoinoer; ri bar tpiiuscn goIo-
Gift % en- Srhnina, bporefter Statcn
bortforpaster Spro til Seil9nOineer.
gnfeIte SeIefon. 90 Gclesrailinier
oripes oaiaa at 9eaierineen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23

Oct bible toee en- Ir9ttsIis G3te1tabelis
6reh III at or1be CrausebtomirrHe. ipmi
bruDes III at inps Souilifrs .&pdp Moau.
tain Eea'. 50 Gents. 5be eller Tablets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23

sc nhfpulite 9tummere al geo
sirueu" lou uGOlbeS ipr zoe
Utra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-23
0srs.sss.. D a ssEs. 1s ss1s; G s s.ss:

ESTSKKp As sscoSp CLASS NkrTsx JUNE 18th 1905
AT nm Posi- oyrrcH AT DrconAH. Iowa, uspKa the
acr on CoSsNxss or MARCH 5D 1871.
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25

with vine-covered porch fanked by H.
laos, two oval panes over the front
door, giant naples, Scared by count
less augur holes, shaded the deep door
yard whose picket fence leaned zig-za:,
and gray. and where peonies. sweet
williams, and hollyhoc grew
Inside the house was even more an
tique, with angular, haircloth furni-
ture and brass firedogs in the parlor
Autographs of George Washington ant,
Perry's victory on the walls, and green
and gold shades. never raised except
on state occasions. In the sitting room
more cheerful, with a bright rag carpet
and chintZ-covered settle, stood Il tall
clock of solemn tick. while four-pOsters
girded with cords, and wooden chairs
painted blue. stood in tho spaciou.
chambers. These never knew carpets.
and the floor Of the best one was ALSO
painted blue. This, on cold winter
nights, contained countless shivers an,,
chifls rs we'll.
The garnet was always odorous will,
sassafras, pennyroyal and peppermint,
lOI AuuL SoulIOlI ttIlCNctS Ill ARDS
and big and little spinning wheels
gathered dust under the rafters, rron,
which in winter depended well-brownr.l
hams and links of sausage
A vein of pathos as we'll as bcnevo-
lence ran through Aunt Comforts life,
for In the best chamber closet hung "a
faded blue blouse, cap. sword. and belt.
They were the sole relics of her huS.
band, Captain Day, returned to her b.;
a comrade of his on the field of Get
tysbmrg. Tho blouse was torn and
blood stained thc sword rusty, tn"
belt mildewcd but all the wealth NJ
the Indies could not have bought them
from Aunt Comfort.
Once year, and always on the tenth
OF May-hcr wedding day--she went TO
that closet alone. and, with tear
dimmcd eyes. busted them carefully.
put them back. and, locking them in
and her own sorrow with them, re-
sumed her patient, hopeful, helpful
life.
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
Bright Homes.

Don't be afraid of a little fun at home.
Don't shut your house lest the sun
should fade your carpets, and your
hearts, lest a hearty laugh shake down
some of the musty old cobwebs there.
If you want to ruin your sons, let them
think that all mirth and social enjoy
ment must be left on the threshold
without when they come home at night.
Young people must have fun and re-
taxation somewhere. If they do not find
it at their own hearthstones it will be
sought at other less profitable places.
Therefore let the fire burn brightly at
night, and make the homestead delight
full with all those little arts that par
ents so perfectly understand. Don't re-
press the buoyant spirits of your chill
dren; half an hours merriment round
the lamp and fireside of home blots out
the remembrance of many a care and
annoyance during the day, and the best
safeguard they can take with them into
the world is the influence of bright
little domestic sanctum.
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25

obtained chance to teach in one of
the outlying district schools mils
from the village.
She also, by rare economy, added a
little to the home furnishing, and re-
placed the old-fashioned meiodeon in
the parlor with modern piano, and
during many lonely evening taught
herself to play. Like most country
girls, of whom she was a fair type she
became self-helpful and self-reliant at
an early age
While Angie was the light of tho
home. Aunt Comfort may be called it's
statue Of Faith, Hope, and Charity
combined. Trouble, poverty, and self
denial had been her portion for many
years; she lived and worked almost
solely for others without complaint,
and, except for Angie, would not have
gratified herself with a new dress OF
"bunnet' once in five years. She saw
only the best side of ALL if they failed
10 do right, it was from lack of knowl.
edge rather than intention. Only
kindly words ever fell from her lips
Except in one case, and that we'll mer-
ited), and though urged to do SO by
Squire Phinney, she fatty refused ever
to demand from David Curtis Angles
rights and Inheritance
Let him keep it if he wants to-
she said; he won't be the happier fort
in the long run, n soon or late the
Lordll see justice sarved."
In fact, this ingrained faith that ia
due time the Lord would right all
wrongs, was the keynote of her char
acter. David Curtis was. as all Green.
vale knew, a pious hypocrite, a grasp
ing miser, willing to rob even his or,
phaned niece of her heritage. as III
had, and yet Aunt Comfort still be.
lieved that he would yet be made to
repent
Her home was also as capacious as
her benevolence, an ancestral inheri-
lance. brown and moss-covered. l,
stood we'll back from the village street.
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
CHAPTER XII.
GREENvALE DISTURBED.

Dr. Soils return to Greenvale was an
event in the annals of that quiet vii
lage. For Is years he had traverse
his daily rounds, fe, ling pulses, pre-
scribing pills. and how the old ladies
with their "janders,' and old men with
lumbago got along without him for q
month was marvel. But none died
and though not flattering to him, none
were the worse off. Naturally the stOr.,
OF his wonderful adventures in the
wilderness, the wild man, the lone cabin
with it's bell signal. and the hermit,
made an exciting tale which was lis
tened to with Open-mOuthcd wonder by
all. Martin Frisbie's possible return,
rich, and likely to abide in Greenvale,
was also Of keen interest, and for a
week this and the doctors experiences
formed the sole topic of conversation
in every home. His subsequent call
at Aunt Comforts. where he and his
Eat wife "drapped in about once a
week, was also an event, and for three
hours he talked steadily. Meier was
the most interested listener, however.
and he sat in one corner. SO excited
that he hardly breatfsed. He had read
u few dime novels, but this was the
real thing, and DR.. Sol hero beyond
compare. For days and weeks after
Meier lived over that marvellous tale
again and again, each time counting
the years that must elapse ere he could
obtain a gun and go into the wilderness
and live as that old hermit did. Aunt
Comfort and the rest were also charmed
listeners, and when the doctor came
to Martins probable return to Green
vale, Angie was the most interested
Of all, and not entirely pleased with
it. He had been her youthful knight
Grant in school days, and later at par
ties, husking-bees, and the lie; he had
taught her the lesson of first love and
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
Singing Of Home and You.

The winds of the prairies sing to me in
cadences soft and sweet,
The surge of the wave, on an out
bound ship, make restless my
rowing feet;
The song of the lark, the tiny brook and
the river to ocean true
The sigh of the breeze through the
poplar trees-are songs Of home
and you.
The song of the bells that comes to me
at eve in the twilight gray
From the old white church cross the
meadow land chow they ring the
years away!
The long white road, the verdant fields
where clover and daisies grew,
The click Of the latch, and the gar
den patch-are songs Of home
and you.
The songs she used to sing TO me when
the dusk of the twilight fell
are ecnOed again, as cross the fields
comes the Angelus evening bell.
The night with it's space, and the fra
grant breath that soft in my WIN
dow blew,
My dream of life in the worlds great
strife--are songs of home and
you.
0 bells and songs of the long ago, come
back with your tinkling chime,
Come back with the life and love and
rest Of an olden summertime.
Come with the dreams l used to know
when the voice of the world rang
true
Come for day. o come, I say!--Tm
weary for home and you.
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25

for some time. He was son of Mr.
Patrick Cunning, Faughill. Castlerea,
and was educated in the Diocesan Col
lege, Sligo.
Sligo.
In the We're Fosters National Com
petition for drawing, Miss Margaret
Cahill, of the Convent of Mercy, Sligo,
secured first place in Ireland. Miss
Annie O'Rorke, of the Convent of
Mercy, also received recognition in
this competition. In the writing COM
petition, under the same auspices, Miss
NJ. L. Rcnnick and Kate Dooner, both
of the Convent of Mercy, have been
awarded prizes.
Tyrone.
On Oct. 80, while digging potatoes
In field near SiXmilecross, an old man
named John Tierney was taken sud-
denly i'll. A neighbor close by saw
him fall to the ground and ran with all
possible haste to him, but he was
breathing his last when he reached
! him.
, Waterford.
AT it's meeting on Oct. 81, the Water
ford County Council adopted a reso-
luton in favor of the purchase of all
the rural courthouses in the county
for the purpose of using them as pub
lie libraries and lecture halls when
they were not required for the admin
istration of the law. Mr.. Nugent was
in the chair. The meeting passed a
resolution to present an address to
Mr.. John Redmond, M. p, on the &C.
casion of his visit to Dungaryan on
December 8.
Westmeath.
At meeting of the Westmeath
County Council on Nov. 1, Mr.. Robert
Downes in the chair, the following
were elected as delegates to repre-
sent the Council at the National Con-
vention in December next: Robert
Downes, Owen Wickham, G. D. c.; j.
Eighan, E. J. Robins, c. Harmon, J. p;
and Peter Leetch.
Wexford.
Mr.. John Redmond, M. P, was the
principal speaker at a meeting of the
United Irish League held in the Town
Hall, Wexford, on Nov. 3. Rev. Canon
Furlong, P. p, presided, and the at
tendance was large. Resolutions of
confidence in the Parliamentary Party
and the United Irish League were
passed.
Wicklow.
The number of patients at present
| under treatment for infectious diseases
in Baltinglass infirmary gives cause
for some anxiety. All the patients
have come from country places and not
from any of the villages or towns in
the district where the sanitary condi-
tions might reasonably be supposed
to be less satisfactory.
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
Have You Heard from Ohio?

Respectfully Dedicated to the STAND
patters.")
Have you heard from old Ohio? Don't
it fill your soul with glee?
scooped it clean from Meigs to Fulton
from Scioto to Maumee!
Cincinnati TO Toledo, from Defiance tc
Monroe!
Honest voters gladly rallied to deal
graft a fatal blow.
And they landed good and lusty on the
rotten Cox machine
Till the buckeyes popped with laughter
at the long awaited scene.
1--WE RETIRED" said Cox next morning
But the statement isn't true
Cox was showed, and showed forever
don't it look that way to you?
That's democratic measure-I'll have
none of it in mine!"
Shouted Foraker in frenzy as he
pranced along the line.
STAND by Roosevelt" he shouted, 'but
don't vote the way you stand
Vote for railroad domination-they
have made the country grand"
Had he boosted Mr. Herrick back to
place and power again
He'd have claimed a vindcation--Joe's
the foxiest of men.
But the people have grown wiser in the
past decade Or two,
And they're "onto" Joseph Benson
don't it look that way to you?
Don't go back upon the party!" plead
ed Dick in fearful tones
But the answer Of the people was to
walk upon his bones.
Don't be fooled by public clamor-
stand up for the G. o. P.,"
Shouted Dick-and then. the people
smote him on the neck with glee.
Don't do railroads an injustice" plead
ed Dick with plaintive cries,
And the people for an answer smotc
him fair between the eyes.
Cox and Dick and Joseph Benson all
are feeling mighty blue,
But Ohio is rejoicing-don't 1t look that
way to you?
Have you heard from old Ohio? Don't
the figures make you smile?
Beat the railroad combination seven
furlongs in mile.
Have you heard from old Ohio? Not
withstanding Shaw and Taft
Honest Buckeye voters rallied and
knocked out both greed and graft.
Have you heard from old Ohio? Don't
the figures loom up fine?
Got the stand pat" fellows locoed all
along the voting line,
Have you heard from old Ohio? Patti
son Just fairly flew,
And boss rule is more than busted
don't 1t look that way to you?
%, b. JOYFUL
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
WITH THE POETS
|XG<SSSHXNS
The Poor Abandoned Souls,

The Poor Abandoned Souls.
From lowest deeps they cry to us III
pain,
Our dear, dead friends, and must the,
cry in vain?
For we may help them their grea,
debt to pay
To Gods just law-then pray for then
today.
Pray for the dead-not only for you,
The kindred dear, the friends beloved
and known:
But for the poor abandoned soul il
need,
Remember them-in the distress the,
plead.
With none to pray for them-alone
they grope
In their deep night; forgotten, they
still hope
mat you Will pray today 1Or thell
release
The poorabandoned souls, God grant
them peace!
God rest their souls! Release then
from the fire
That purges them from sin. Gram
their desire.
Our aims will aid them-how this
thought consoles!
Then pray today for the abandoned
souls.