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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Gn 8tTopS SinSTj9bne.

Ser tales for Tiben meget ON Den
Iranlfe Sremmeolegion, % mango
Inef0oter berettes ON Den % bens
b%eterogelle COMMUNICATING. Gems
Meolemmer tilbsrer life blot 0e melt
iorifieai5e Nationaliteter, men ogiua
meget forIfieaige Samfunosflasier.
On Sang bar Der ~iaalebes / 2egioncr
Ell tioligere ~siterrigif Officer, tiIbs.
renoe en- p%Iogammel, fornem Ibels-
oct; en- an0en Sang bar bet en- tpif
Hrins al glooet, iom par gaaet ino
acknowledgement for at fonlme bort
ira GitifettetUungen og De mango
Sorpligtelier, bans bsie gprb paalag.
DC banl.
en- Dag bsoe / ct Sort peo BEN t.
neiiife 8r9nie en- 2e5ion9r. Sar
par Yolof og aatbolif. geo ben aabne
@roo iagoe 2sitnmttet, iom fsrte
9efalingen, eft Bar emile a~fIfebsorb
men Ger bar il1gen Treit tiliteoe for
at l9le en- 9en. IA traabte en- Col
bat irem % tilbeb Jig at fungere ION
Treit. 90 ban gioroe bette iaa ITO
merfet. at 2sit1ranten efter afluttel
Geremtoni fomplimentereoe bm.
"ao, ieg ifulbe bel filnne ereie
set" iagbe Solbaten | en- triit Cons
LEG er 10 @iifop."
90 ban talte ianot. San bapbt
iom 9iifop / en- siteurop9iif gp fsrt
ct minore FORFEIT 2rp og maatte ROM,
me. OF tilililt par ban bapitet | Sreln'
neoleJionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

trGnges nogen ertra Ruaoe ubenfor
Den ! Seins ariitus a1benbarebe, ben
TOR ale II % iamme Raaoe. Ter.
npIt mlnoet ban ON. at ban, tiItroos
Tor at ban fife bar al norif gprb, Dog
hoooe innoet JIG bel biemmle blanbt
Norlfe. Wen for BAN fom oct life
an pad, enten III bar TIFF eucr norif
eQer al moen 0ationuIitet. San
baabet, at naor Gngelif engong blep
allies Sprog, piloe Der bIi bare en- III.
tberlt Strife | bette 2nno. Sans Still.
ling meo Senipn til Sprogipergs.
maalet baoOe altio ppret Den, at Sir.
fcfolfet ifulbe ia Sop til at iaa CUBS
Sro iorfpnot / oct Sprog, iom DC
beoit foritob. 0ette bapbe ban Tom
nnge Brett fremict / ct Sorilag peb
CT Wieoe at ben tpife Misiouriipnobe;
men Oct blep neOitemt. gu bapbe
oenne Spnobe antoeet ct iaaoant
GoriIae, og bar MI ct belt 9iitrift al
engeliftalenoe Wenigbeoer. Sililrt
taffet ban Dem, iom peo benne anleb.
ming bapoe pret og bufommet BAN.
og snifet at Serrens 8eliienelie al.
tic maatte bli Dem og BAN til Del.
Otter afipngeIien al Salmen: "gau
taffer ale 8ub", bao SpriamIinaen
Sooerooret, bporpaa Gaitor Sb. Co.
gen lpite 8cIiisneIien.
I'll Soften par inolsbet flere 2pf.
enifningsifripeIier pg SeIeerammer.
81 al bisie iiOite fra Ben Sorenehe
airfes 0tiSiion9rer poa Wabaeaifar.
S%peritaaenbe cir fig life ub for at
bore nogen fulbitpnoig geretnine,
men cir bare Oct iom Neoifriperen /
en- Sait fan BUTTE.
On 9eltoger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

MOB Waurerne; me iao tit @liper'
rpren | aIboma, ION Snigo Sope5
be Wenbo5o, 8reue al 6enoiIo, ell
glimrenbe Soc, Der reooeSe Sititatio'
nen. San uoitebte nemlis eitropas
icrite Yopirpenge; bet par lrnoa ttr'
tonteoe Bapiritptfer, poa bois enc
SIDE ban ifrcp en- YGroi, meoens ban
paa Ben anoeu SIDE e~senbPnoig on.
bragte fit Nopn. Wteb bisie Venge
betoItc BON fine Solbater, ioet ban
un6er 5ruieI ON itrGnse Straffe
tpan9 aIbumos Snobpggere til at
moStoge bette biotiI sarife utienote
@ctdIingsmiboeI iIteoetfor flingenoc
Wpnt iorsprigt aigou ban b~eitioeligt
Ssite ON iencre at inblsie ale SEQ
lerne meo re6e Benge, % ban bolot
cdiaa Orb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Gu biitoriif Ntng.

Gn biitoriif Sling er / bisie Gage
iolgt paa aiftion / Sonoon. Gn al
0ronning Gliiobetb al gnglanos
9rolinge bar iom bcfie,rot Sarlen az
Gsier, iom Ienere ialot / llnaaoe hos
benoe. s oe Gage, blrn i~fipufeoe
BAN i'm @,init, gap bun bam en- Ming
meb set 2eite, at bun piloe tilgipe
bam ielp set pGrite, ban maatte glsre
Jig ifploise /, mar ban meo Bon Der
ON operienote benbe Hingen. Oernt
til OGDEN gap esier Ringen til @rep-
inoen al Nottinebom, forat benne
ifulbe operbringe 0romin5en Den.
Nien @repinoen bebolbt Den, og
Sronnin9en loo / @reoe ooer, at Gs-
ier - oen Iano, bum bapoe ellfet
bsieit al ale - forinaaeoe benoes
9toaoe, 9eosoomnen fuIobproe. Ssrit
pua lit 0sosleie tilitoo @reoinoen for
0rorningen, at bun baooe nnoer.
'laoet Htlger, o9 bao ON Sllgtoel1e.
Men "0roming 9eis" lpurcoe:
"Maa @no tiIgiue Dig, les fan oct
iffel"
8 benne SorbinSeIie fortiener Del
at anieres, bpoo eli Eerlon pco Oct
enaelife Sol / Sronming Giiiabe:tS
-
iioite 2epeaar ifrep til oct ifotlfe Sor:
"gor Srpuning PLACES al 8igt | ar'
meme og al anger oper, at bun LOB
SurIen al @sier beurette. Sun foper
Iauat minore ems for % fan ligse
paagen Nat efter Hat. Senoes 'ter'
tie @lGoe er at iiobe / Wsrfe % I'M
ser bitre Carer Degrade esier".
Zen ifiGbneipangre &ina lar til
bert fIere b~siobelige engellfe 6an'i'
Tier % eiebes III al Soro Sbputes.
iom 19oc Wai loo Den i9Igs peo aiif-
ton. Rin9en inbbraate $1,000,
aisSren por 9oro @ihelbelm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
2lanoeIto Dirfefraft.
Zen blcu mcget iurpact ueo at lutte
mcS aaffe,

@~eitpreren Tor Ell it0itraft Wteieri-
pirfiomheo / @iSconiin oplpier, at
mebens ban ~reJeImGSIig 0rof Safe
iml0t ban oenne ifabeIiQ ior jim Sci
breo % en- 0iuoriua ior lloforelien
al Sc TIi9ter, iom Sorretniu8eu paa.
Ioaoe bam.
Gen iprffeoe min 6orosieIie, be-
pirfc0e Ell neotrpffenoe 6sIelic al
CperfpI0tbeO / Wopen, Ell imerieiuIb
og ioruroliacroe Sicrtcbanfen, 20
HuaO barre par. oeu ioroulfleoe mine
GauO3cpncr / oen @rn6, at set ifo0eoe
min observation-disclosures.
Seq iuoiao tiIiiNit, at noget maot,
te girreS, Sea iIurteoe meO' en- @ong
at BRUCE &ofic o. begpn0te at oriffe
Eoinlm iiteoet. Gotfepiaeu fulbc fsrit
life tiIbcreoc Ben riGti9 - bun to9te
Ser life lTnae uof - iaa leo life
fon6t Sen pelimulcr6c. bporior leo
iIutteoe at brltac 0en % igien oen0tC
tiIbaac til Aafic % Sc oeraf islgcnNt
Ntuucou6er.
Ia tog min Sritru Sage nj IN
cacu @oouN, % pes uoiagti8 at ieIgt
Sorifriiten paa Soften haobe hrn
Here Gage Iooct mig briffe Eoltitm
uocn al ieg uibite Ncrom.
ga toa min @rtitru Sugen | in
isltc mcget bcore, eno ie9 bapbe aior,
puo lang Sio. iortolte bum mig, a
ie1 Gauoe oruffet Roinlml % at SettI
uar Tarinaeu. Hu bar pi niger
Safte paa port Soro.
"Niin Toropielie cr bleoeu gienop
rettet, o. bermeo or ieg ogioa beirie
for oeu trpffeube i~Sslelie al ODER
mptheo OF Siertebanfen, Der fsr puI
mig til ioa meaeu TIoae. Seq mer
feSe en- iaa bctpoeIia Siltoaen / NH
oanoeliae Stprfe % Sfarr'tnoigbeo
al lea meo 2etbeb % SorneieIie fai
uNisre nit aontorarbeibe. uoeu q
gisre oe Geiltoeelier, Der poIote mit
ioa mango sgrarelier, mebens ie!
brugte aafie.
"Foiium er, efter min riuge &c
OsmmeIie, 3ioeus melt itororteo
0rif iii Mtooen." Huunet opgipes q
Boitum 60. Battle Greet. Ntid. .
9pS Den lille 300. "5be &oao I
8eapiue" / boer Eoffe. Ser err el
@nmo".
Roaeniuoe iGit o%penitaaerSc Srcu
st mt nil furefOmme fra Sio til au
ben. Te or rste, ianoc % inlbc a
Snteresis fO5 WeuueifebeSem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Wcipticre for Tlpperc.

8aa en- alippebIof oeo Golais bo,
man / GPrbeoen al oct Steo, bpor
9Ieriot begpnote fin berenlte 6lpp'
ming oper 8onaIen, mbrogte en- 2OC
Meter lang ViI, bpiS Spibs peger
ooer moo gnBlanb. Oct er en- imui
Grinoring ON en- biltoriif gegipen'
Eeo; men man tiupgger bog piltnot
Genne IiI Iiot ior flor 8~etpbning.
naar man / Den Anleonin9 beitioe'
Ilgt f~orfpuoer, at bette er "Veroens
iprite @eipiicr for 6lpnere".
Zen @nglGroer, ira boem oenne
@etegneIie TANNER, mener aaben'
bart, at man fun bebsoer at anbringe
fine S~lpoemaifiner bag Vilen og lao
iuie no oper Ban6et / Vilens Hetning
for al nrre iiffer pao at naa oper til
9ober. So, bar oct blot iaa let
Wten bpiS Den engelife Slipper Grace,
Ser / December Wtaaneo ~iorulpffeoe
unber Ell aanaIflppning, enbnli fun.
Sc tale, pil0e ban iiffert reoncere
8proien al oerne "8eipiier" betpoe.
Iiqt; o9 oQina gleriot ielp fon be.
oione, at Nilen er ganife iloen Vetpo'
ming for 6Ipperne. 6or oct isritC
neb man 10 nof, bpor England ligger,
noar man befinber fig / Calais, oQ
for oct anbet bar man / bpert 6alH
iIet iugen Nptte al Bilen, naar man
ferit err 9aact til 8eirs. 0a 9leriot.
ser bopoe begpnot at flppe / Den rig.
tge Hetuiug, bar miot oper &analen.
cpoagebe ban, at ban flei moo Horf
/ Steoet for moo 8eit % pnorebe
ifpno'onit &ilrS. @n pluoielig SEA.
Itepinb eler ct Gieblifs Cage fan
rpre nof til Of bringe en- Slpuer Nc
al altrS, Iaa ban paanp nlaa orien,
tere fig.
Serfor er en- 'aaoon enfelt Selpt'
Ter uupttig; fun Ell lang &pffe 8ei'
riiere, Der er anbragt meo fortert
Welenrnm oper Ell lGngere STREET
ming, pil fuune game SIpperne; pq
iaobumre @eipiier.8Gffer pill Der ri
meIigoi8 ogiaa blioe onbrogt, naor
man ferit er fonlnen ino piot, at Oer
er oprettet fnite Quitrliter meo regel'
m9Siig iSdrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
167 Spiainspar iamlet til Set.

3 9erbcoen al Sen rusiiife 9p SnHa
Dor en- camel, rig original, iom er
Spiuiua. 6orleoen auerterte ban
apiierne, at oet oen % Den Dag bar
hans 6soicIsoag, OF al oct piloe gI9-
DC bam paa Den at ie iaa mango Suil-
Iingpar iom mtliat Dos iig. De fuu.
DC aiere &cgnin5 paa goo Mab %
Triffe. Sslaen al oenne gmroncc
par. at Der paa bans Ssoielsoag ino-
iannt iig life minSre emo 1877 SuiI.
Iinspnr, gamle o. inae, hos hoE;.
iaa al ban maatte Icie Sullas itsrite
9ofale for at beperte Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Zen nurifc Suuuoc.

NptAAt NluCI IttNlNNtp, Nu|S"
ION, 0}um., Quit. ). {. SUtcra AaIo,
bei.utteOe paa Meui1hcoalneNc Den
Soc Yiai at forbeie EreiteIouncn meo
$50 Collars uor.ig.
- @oit. 4. Is. NoaDif, biotiI
&iUIpeyreit Dos EitIiQc GUtrift5 Tor.
monO, Bait. ). 9}orobp, hor moota,
get aaIo til @joiuaitom Y}ont, %
oqtcoc at begpnoe fit Nrbei0c ser /
ncnuc Wtaone0.
sra Sos Nn8eIc3, Gal, berer
tc5 / "Eoc. Ser" Tor 1909 Nfni al
Der ill Snmhmoets iorificaiae 0}ia-
iloucr. &PrcrIBuss % SunoocfuSicu
hau0e ieuot til au5icrcr gorge
$75.35. &eroi pur ooR $50 ira
Semet. a0iu0eiorcriugcu beiIuttcoe
/ Wgoe Ser 270e @IpriI al afbetulC
500 paa IcniE5eoena @iUIo til
Ghurh GrPniioM % al airfen iflINc
males, iaaiuurt Ser bar BtuQc NOT i
&asien.
- Sra 2lltber Scminur meOoe.
les: Gramen me6 Sc 10 ueoerite 8la&,
fer oTluttCoc5 Den 160c gEai. On
Gitermi00aJen boIoteS en- tort NM
6agt al Qroi. DIpiSafer. Stuoen,
terne / 6isie aIaSier er uaereoe Drag.
ne no for Of optage iii Sommerar,
bei6e meo SfoIe og Erpoifcn / port
Weuigbeoer. Gramen meo Gbitllri
cnternc beapuote Sen l5oe 0tui %
ifaI afiluttes oen 2oen SUM. Gam
me Bags aften aI. S bol0tes Slut
ningsieiteu. 8rt. Or. 9orae, hpis
Sen Inniel iaar gnar op iii gmbeO&
ernmen, bar uelpiuig Iopet al tale ii
aauoi0aterue paa Samninoeti
8eane.
8etdnia gleuigbe0Sifole / Gait
Y2. g. &ullers Galo uiiIutte6e iii ire
oie aar ben i9Ge Wtai. 10 gern va.
iaar ppret inoifrepne. nj Dem, ion
! lPHgere eler fortere 3io bar bipoo
net Dor Wfeuigbeosifole, oil maoif
Ell Del iii Soften beJpnoe ueo @it
tenberg acaoemp. Ppite Nar ia
Stolen bolocs s Maaneoer meo lam
me S9rerinoe ioH j be to aipigt
The evening world., 1911-05-04

$3.50 Gold Pieces MAY 0s.
WASHINGTON. May A-Coinase Of
the s3W gold piece will bs stopped II
s~sorotary Msoveash on persuade Con-
6reo to authorize Il. There 10 . sen
sral disposition to shun the little coin.
20 easily confused with dimes and
pennies.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
CALL BY PHONE
SAVES 3 FROM
DEATH BY GAS
Bell Awakens Doctors Wife,
Who Finds Husband and
Child Unconscious.

When Mrs. Mabel s~cnrsfbsr, wife Of
Dr.. Leo. schreiber Of No. ss South Fifth
street. Williamsburg. was awakened
early this morning by the tslapions bell
an1 rose to answer she fsit dared. A
she o down the Receiver her head
bsgan to wim and N realized the
room was full OF gas.
"Operntor!" she gaspsd. - m afraid
I an being asphyxiatsd. Please svnd
heo 10 the house at once"
The operator rang OF the oailsr, who
- one Of Or. schreiber's patients. and
Ansd up Police Headquarters, which
ssnt the call to the Eastern District
Hegpital. DR.. Gurtovs rushed to the
0sAseiber home. whore he vas admitted
~ Mrs. Schneider. who a barely
sesush strength left to open ths doos
aeesr leaving ths telephone
n 0urtovs found DR.. s~chrsissr and
Id little daughter Ruth unconscious
Al he called DR.. Cottsr Of No. ~
Hovemeyer street, one Of DR.. s%chrsibsr's
associates. .
After . haH hour's work the two vto-
t0ss ~covsr and the doctors say thsy
WIN be all right In Q few days.
Ars. Sohrelber became delirious afts.
her experience and will require medical
attention for several days. She wen,
to the kitchen last night after her hus.
heed n daughter had gone to bed
. 1t 10 supposed that her kimont
against q gas cock on the stove
a. this was found fully opened.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-30

Connolly. ia n. esrd AVG. W.: Treas.
P. H. McGraw. 1O2 Vernon St.: Med.
Exam. DR.. Chas. II. Payette, silvey
Tuesday Of each month at Gilley's hall
SCOTT COUNTY.
County President-F. J. Leonard. Jor-
dan, MINI.
6. 3. Moloney. Belle PLANE: vice Pres.
J; P; Kelley, Belle Plaine: Rec. Sec,
H. B. Conlon. Belle Plaine: Fin. Sec.
!; H. stratton, :. Belle Piaine; Treas.
Dr.. C. e.: r; Moloney. Meetings are held
on pa hrst R sunday y,. 81 month in Fraternity
STEELE COUNTY.
county President. Geo. G.. Toher. Owa-
4: Kitty: owatonna: Vice Pres. j. e.
Quinn, Owatonna; Rec. Sec, ]. E. Ma
lone lone owatonna; Fin sec;, ]. E. Malone.
9watonna r 9s SEQ John Hogan e. Me o%s:
tonna; Med Exam. G. Z. Morehouse.
Meetings are held on first Friday Of
month in I. o. o. F. hall at OwatonnA.
SWIFT COUNTY.
County President-D. f. McDermott.
Clontarf
a. DIVISION No; i. clentarf. Minn:-p!v.
pa :. 49,, William kenna: Danvers. R. R. No
G. VACS RES, COrneiluS hegan, DanVerSe
Rec. Sec. Jas. O'Donnell, Clontarf; Fin.
Sec. D. =. McDermott. Clontarf: Ins.
Sec, Patrick Foley, Danvers. R. R. No. 2:
2; Med: Exam. DR.. Oscar Dagnault. Ben
son. Meetings are held on the first Sun.
cay OF month In A. o. H. hall. Clontarf.
w1NoNA COUNTY.
King st.
Barlow, los E. King st.: Vice Pres, NJ
y. Kelly, 609 w. 9Th ST.; Rec. Sec., J. A.
Mcmillan, 32s " Howard St; Fin. Sec.
ana ms. Sec, Geo. A. Fitzgerald, SCI w.
5 5 St.; Treas, John p. Snyder, "a W.
y Wabasha; Med. Exam, G. J. Tweedy. 70
r. 80 st. Meetings held on second and
ioIreh thursdays OF month at st. Thomas
The Irish standard., 1911-12-30
Pope Plus KS Mother.

The Popes mother became a widow
in 1852. with mile children. or these
Joseph, the present Pope (whom she
always called by the pet name Of
"Bepi'-a Venetian Authorization for
Gluseppe), was then student in the
seminary at Padua. The eldest boy
living of her family. deprived of it's
chief means OF support, it would be
natural that it's necessities should re-
call him to the aid of the burdened
mother. But as she was a woman of
great determination of character, and
of simple piety., she would not inter-
fere with his vocation.
Her mind vas made up at once that
no matter how Hard she would have
to work, ".Bepi" Should continue his
studies and be true to the call of God.
Consequently her beloved "Bepi," the
pet name she used even when he be-
came bishop-continued faithful to
lhS it4S uCSP 1oSC IoI Ilio AIOIACA
shows itself in the inscription which,
when he became Cardinal, he placed
on the tombstone erected over her
grave in the churchyard near REESE.
This is a translation of it: Mar
garet Samson. a model wife, wise
woman, uneuualed as a mother, after
the death Of her beloved husband. John
Baptist Sarto, on May 4, 1852, after
sad and joyous changes of fortune
borne with resignation to the will of
God and patience. after she had
brought up her nine children with vir-
lie judgment in Christian training, on
the I'd of February, 1894, in her eighty
first year crowned her life of labor
and sacrifice with the death of the
just. For the eternal rest Of their
dear parents prays Cardinal Joseph
Sarto with his brothers and sisters
EIe has inherited her piety, wisdom,
and force of character; and his love
for his mother is as strong today as
when a little lad he played in the only
big street that Riese possesses.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-30
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Graceville, Minn.-Mrs. J. M. O'Don-
ovan, who formerly lived northeast of
here, died on Monday of last week at
her home in Portland, Ore. Her re-
mains were brought here by her son,
Thomas for interment. Funeral serv-
ices were held in Holy Rosary church.
Montgomery, Minn.-The sad news
spread over this village OH Monday
morning of last week that Mrs. Woods,
the aged mother of Father Woods,
who had been ailing for some time
past, had passed away. While her
death was not wholly unexpected by
some, to others the news came as
surprise. The deceased, whose maiden
name was Anne McSally was born in
1887 in County Monaghan. Ireland,
where she grew to womanhood. In
April, 1868, she was united in mar
riagc to James Woods at Liverpool,
England, where she made her home
until after the death OF her husband,
which occurred in 1894. In 1896 she
mmigratcd to the United States and
made her home in ST. Paul for one
year. She then removed to Redwood
Falls and since that time she made
her home with her son, Rev. James J.
Woods, who was then pastor at that
place. and upon taking charge of st.
Nar1-'s In, Sho
took up her residence in this village.
Benson. Minn.-James J. Moran, one
of Swift county's pioneer residents,
died very suddenly at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. p. ]. Moran, in this
city about 1880 O'clock last Sunday
afternoon, December II, cause of
who was IS years of age, was born in
County Galway, ireland. on December
4, 1S43. For several years he lived in
Yorkshire, England. All his children
with the exception of one daughter
were born in England. He is sur
vived by one son. James L., who lives
on the farm in Cashel, three daugh-
ters. Mrs. P. ]. Moran. Misses Maggie
and Katie Moran. of Benson. one
brother, NJ. p. Moran, of Graceville.
j. Hibhing. Minn.-John Boucher. who
died in this city of cancer of the stom-
ach. was buried December "a, services
having been held at the Church Of the
to Hibbing in 1894 from Isle Verte,
province Of Quebec, where he was
born, and has been a constant resi-
dent of this place ever since. having
thus lived in Hibbing almost from the
very beginning of the village. He has
been engaged in the dray business for
several years. John Bouchera was 63
years old at the time Of his death.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-30

1t is very easy to keep a smile on
our lips and Il light in our eyes when
the skies are blue, and the breezes
blow softly, and from the woodlands
near. cool shadows reach out invit-
ingly. YES, there is nothing difficult
about being gentle and loving and
sweet when everything is just as we
wish to nave it. But when the change
comes md the gray clouds scud
across the sun, and the long grass
trembles in the wind, the shadows
which lie black upon the valley seem
to darktn our spirits too.
1t is easy to sing when the blue
skies are over us, but too often when
the raih begins to fall, the music
leaves our voices and only dismal
croakins joins the patter of the rain
drops. 1t is easy to hope for a sunny
tomorrow If today is bright. but when
the shadows are thick we sometimes
wonder it the sunbeams will ever bore
their way through the gray.
Fortunately we can be something
better u,an barometers, for the heart
is little world by itself and can rcgu-
late it's own climate. This earth of
ours gots through all sorts of changes
heat and cold. sun and storm.
~ Il 3 sHss
The Irish standard., 1911-12-30
Terence's Farewell,

SO. Kathleen, you're going to leave me
All alone by myself in this place;
But I'm sure you will never deceive
Oh, no, if there's truth in that face.
Though England's beautiful city,
Full Of illigant boys, Q what then,
You wouldn't forget your poor Ter
again.
Och, those English deceivers by ma
Though maybe you'd think them
sincere;
They'll say you're a. sweet charming
creature,
But don't You believe them, my dear.
o. Kathleen, agra! don't be minding
The flattering speeches they'd make;
But tell them poor lad in Ireland
Is breaking his heart for your sake.
It's folly to keep you from going,
Though. faith, it's mighty hard
case;
For, Kathleen, you know there's no
knowing
When next I shall see your sweet
face.
And when you come back to me-
Kathleen,
None the better will I be off then:
You'll be speaking such beautiful Eng.
lish,
Sure 1 won't know my Kathleen
again.
Ay, now, there's the need of this
hurry!
Don't iiusther me so in this way;
| forgot, 'twixt the grief and the
furry,
Every word was naming to say.
Now just wait a minute, 1 bid We;
Can talk, if you bother me so?-
Oh kathleen, my blessings go wild ye
Every inch Of the way that you go
Lady Dufferin.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-30
Things We Cannot Afford.

We can't afford to win the gain
That means another's loss;
We can't afford to miss the crown
BY stumbling at the cross.
We can't afford the needless Jest
That robs us of friend;
We can't afford the laugh that finds
In bitter tears an end.
We can't afford the feast today
That brings tomorrow's fast;
We can't afford the farce that comes
To tragedy at last,
We can't afford to play with fire.
Or tempt a serpent's bite;
We can't afford to think that sin
Brings any true delight.
We can't afford with serious heed
To treat the cynics sheer;
We can't afford to wise mems words
To turn careless ear
We can't afford for hate to give
Like hatred in return;
We can't afford to feed a fame
And make it fiercer burn.
We can't afford to lose the soul
For this worlds fleeing breath;
We can't afford to barter life
In mad exchange for death.
But blind to good are we apart
From Thee, all-seeing Lord;
Q, grant us light that we may know
The things we can't afford.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-30

springs melodies and winters hush.
But the soul, if it chooses, can keep
a perpetual spring, with flowers that
fall only to make place for brighter
blooms, and with music that never dies
away.
1t is easy to recognize the faces that
are lighted by heart sunshine The
sweetest of human voices are those
which vibrate in harmony with in
ward music. The only puzzle is that
more of us do not join the ranks of
those whose joy is independent of the
changes in this changing world.