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The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

singing murderers, who slew nom
combatants Of both sexes without
mercy.
In 1898 Father John Murphy and
his brother priests led the rebels of
Wexford. and in the space of four
months killed about $4,000 red coats
and Orange militia who had perpe-
trated unspeakable crimes in that
peaceful Catholic county. In the days
of O'Connell that great statesman had
with him Bishop Doyle. Archbishop
McHale and other patriotic prelates
and priests and among those indicted
with the Liberator was Father Tyr
ell who died during the trial.
In 1s4s Father Kenyon, of Upper
airy. actively sympathized with Mitch
81, Meagher and Smith O'Brien dur
Ing the Young Ireland movement. He
1t was who acted as tutor to the late
John r. Finerty of the Chicago Citi-
Zen, and quickened the patriotism
glowing in his youthful breast.
In the days Of Fenianism the young
men of Ireland had many warm
friends among the "soggarth aroons"
and in the days of the Land League
were several patriotic priests who
stoo! by the evicted tenants and suf-
fered imprisonment for their sakes.
John Boyle O'Reilly composed one of
his best poems on the priests Of Ire
land and lauded them highly. IT,.
Next to the Catholic priests in
patriotism, so far as number goes,
were the Presbyterian ministers of
Ulster in the 18th century. AS near
as we can recall about six of them
suffered martyrdom and imprison-
ment for love of Ireland. The United
1rishmen" organization was chiefly
composed of Presbyterians and orig
mated in Belfast, decadent city now
inhabited by Orange thugs.
The priests and bishops of ireland
have always been loyal to the people.
This Is g. fact acknowledged by two
American journalists-both non-Cath-
olics-who went to ireland during the
agitation against landlordism. One
was James Redpath (not Ridpath, the
historian) representing the New York
Tribune, and the other David r. Locke
petroleum v. Nasby) of the Toledo
Blade. They visited all parts of the
island and paid high compliments to
the Catholic clergy on their patriot
ism and commended their influence
for good on the communities in which
they lived. One Of the priests in the
West Of Ireland was specially referred
to by Mr.. Locke. He lived in hum
BILE home filled with books, and had
a majestic appearance. He was full
OF information with intelligence beam.
Ing through his handsome counten-
ance. He reminded Mr.. Locke of Chief
Justice Chase of the Supreme Bench
of the United States, and yet he was
living from hand to mouth in one of
the poorest districts in Connaught,
fighting the battles of the ilnpover-
ished people with tongue and pen. He
was happy and joyous in his con-
versatfon and, like FEATHER O'F1ynn,"
in the poem, could ask:
rs it lave gaiety
All to the laity?
Cannot the c1ar1v he 1ris},p,o, too -"
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

The Greeks and Bulgarians are apt
to have spat over the occupation Of
Salonica by the former. So says a
correspondent. Better for the Greeks
and Bulgarians to drive out the Turks
before entering into a quarrel.
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

Judge Waite of the district court
granted a divorce on Monday in the
sign language to a deaf and dumb
couple who got tired of married life.
The wife told an eloquent tale of woe
with her fingers. She had an inter-
prefer.
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

President-elect Wilson wants an
April - inaugural instead of March 4.
He likes to be sworn in as president
on March and postpone the cere-
monies to later date on account of
the inclemency of March weather in
Washington. The change would re-
quire q constitutional amendment.
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

Galway has more Irish speakers
than any other county in Ireland.
Mayo comes next, and then follow in
succession Cork. Kerry and Donegal.
There are $4,000 Irish speakers in all
Ireland, according to the census Of
1911.
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

\ request for the autograph sigma
t,re of O'Donovan Rosa from the
managers of the Limerick museum
brought a reply from his wife in New
York that he was unable to use his
two years, and was in a slowly dying
state. Poor Rosa!
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

According to dispatch from Dublin
to the Duluth News-Tribune, crime in
Ireland is rapidly decreasing, and off,
cial figures for 1911 show offenses have
been few In the island. What Is called
Crime" in Ireland would be petty
offense in England.
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

A bad case of miscegenation in Chi
caro the other day when Jack john
son, the pugilist, end Lucille Cameron
Of this city, were made man and wife
He is 81 and she is 10.
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

Senator OGorman Of New York is
mentioned for Attorney-General In
Wilson's cabinet. Some say he Is am
bilious to become leader Of the Sem
ate and that the portfolio Of Attorney
General has no charms for him.
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

President Taft spent $900,34s as
campaign expenses contributed by his
plutocratic friends and carried only
two or three small states, Utah being
one of them. It's wonderful how he
stands his defeat so we'll! He has
many lame ducks" whom he cannot
appoint to fat Offices, to offer their
sympathy on his defeat.
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

necessity for Canada having one. Per-
haps it is afraid Of Japanese lnvas-
ion some day. The Monroe Doctrine
will protect Canada from foreign as
sault. 1t is lucky for her that she has
powerful nation for neighbor and
friend.
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

1t cost Joe Cannon over $4,000 to be
defeated for Congress by James
O'Hair. Old Joe is in the banking
business and can afford to lose. He
had his district gerrymandered and
usually carried it for many years by
a majority of 10000. He is now one
of the "lame ducks"
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

The conservation of Rev. DR.. Ed
ward Joseph Hanna. as auxiliary
bishop of San Francisco, took place
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

There is good reason why Australia
should have a navy. but we see no
The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

me a.. I'VE rales include COST OF postas.
l., amy part OF The United States. 10 Ire
lAlIu anu otner 10reisn countries tAs
postage will be oVc per year a0doons4
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The Irish standard., 1912-12-07

1"A1%n AcSs MCDOuSdI, BLACK,
Handlan. Sullivan, Kulky. whallen,
Liebke, Cannon and Misses McLiers,
Whallen. Cloonen, Flaherty, Kulky,
Miller. Handlan, Stack and Caron.
and Messrs. Kulky, ormsby and Caron.
Music was furnished by Miss. Miller.
Messrs. McDougall and Kulky.
The marriage Of William p. Dinon,
and Miss Stella Murphy, daughter of
Mrs. Rose Murphy, 235 West Sixth
street, was solemnized Tuesday morn
Ing at the Cathedral, Rev. Finley off1ci.
ating. Miss Frances Murphy was the
brides only attendant. Jack Farrell
was Mr.. Dinon's best man. The bride
wore a blue tailored costume and a
white picture hat. She carried a brida,
bouquet Of roses and lilies of the VAL
ley. After q short visit in Chicago and
Mason City, Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Dinon
will reside in st. Paul.
Edward Donakue, Is years old. s7o
Reaney street. had his leg broken in a
boys football game Sunday between
Fort Smelling while a number OF sol.
diers were spectators. The fracture
was clean, and Donahue's condition
was favorable after he had been re-
moved to the City hospital in st. Pan,
He tackled boy considerably heavier
than himself and fell underneath him
twisting his leg so that it bore the
pressure of their combined weights A.
they fell. His teammates carried him
to the post hospital, where his leg wa.
set. He later was removed to tn.
City hospital. -5''+ =. !.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26

nag In Colossdo. II The woassa sss
soe dspnvsd sltogsthss, thsy may -
cslvs On order 10 have theis "rsis"
dlsin Isctsd Of b oedsssd 70 dlseontisus
the ~ os them until they Do.
Il b prsbaby not Gssssally hWown
that rats" sss n,ads from the qssuss
q criminal and desd Chtnsss. Since
about ninsty.nlns pr esnt q Chimes
have smallpox o. ars In cootsct With
Il I'll the time. especially the criminal
classes, the health hoard sssames that
their q,ssuss are not safe thing 70 deal
with until Il h known they have been
thoroughly disinsscied.
The Ngurss u the board show that In
1910, when the use u rats came gener.
ally into use, the number Of smallpox
cases In the state jumped from 81 aver
age Of so 70 more than 1000. The
numbsr Of cases of last year increased
29e over the preceding year.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26

| ~ Nod 10 svsage he victims Of
|shoee twin @urdessss begot Of
| oo6ssn civilization - Speed and
WY ~ look The facts 10 The
obesS Tie pablic hes encouraged
|tbis ftessy 20 travel fast. o. board
|sbip. through shs cir. On the rail-
goa6. u the autooobile. Fifteen
bus6red souls have row paid the
price q ooe 6ell blow Of circum.
Slasce. and Ct last. when Il b too
lale. Ne hsve stopped 10 think.
Sd. iedssd, b The feet that the
Titasjc was .ina6equstely equipped
Nth lileboats. Bat he'd the mono
aauia al record. breaking not pos.
seased The ol6cials Of the company.
loseersd and encouraged BY On ap-
plaudlng public. the aged master
Of the Titanic would have needed
The Ice wasuIngs; be would have
slowed down speed; pointed the
nose Of the great vessel farther to
The south; picked his way carefully
through the white terross Of the
go. and lsuded bib human cargo
safely ID New York harbor.
Competition between the shipping
Goliaths Of the world has reached
. crisis: the wreck Of the Titanic
marks The turning poiut. The
public will hereafter demand the
safety to which il Ii entitled.
Ocean vessels will be compelled to
carry more lifeboats, but at the
same time they will Be compelled
to 20 alter their speed and their
courses - to guarantee security to
their passengers and make the use
Of lifeboats Unnecessary.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26

Kansas City, April 3--Eour psnons
arc known 10 have lost their lives In
four tOrnadoes that late Saturday Wis.
tied localities In southern aud central
Kansas and Oklahoma. A Broyle-
vas killed when . twister destroyed
his farm home near Wsidron. Prockop
K0ttsl snd granddaughter, Mary Kot-
taI, sged 4. are dead. They were killed
In = storm u Biwpn, Rush county.
Nm. James Carrol Of Chicago, daughter
Of kottal aud Philip scheneran, were
fatally injured. A total Of nearly 30
persOns are known 10 have besn In
jured In the various storuss. Al Copan
an oil town In Oklahoma, near the
Ksnsas state line, y girl named Little
ton, was killed aud twenty dive per
sous were injured.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26
STATE NEWS NOTES

The city council Of Colorado Springs
will jsin with FL Psso and Otero
couniies and the school districts In the
two counties. In their fight 10 compel
The santa r. rsilrnad 10 pay the tax
assessed against u BY The state board Of
equalisation. Butt b to b died In the
lsderal court u Denver against the
rallroad.
All meeting Of the Director Of the
Greeley Commercial club and the Weld
County Farmss' club, held Saturday,
Wssd Dasley, sugar factory promoter,
was practically pledged 5000 acres Of
sugar beets. Fsrn,en believe that
they should sscurs more money for
their l,sets and the Commercial club 10
pledged 10 render every aid 10 them 10
secure the factory.
6lx people were injured Monday after
noon whss IN sastbound paaaenges
tssin on The narrow gauge os the DEN.
VI 4 Rio 0rands was invoked on
Cssso hill, abost . mills west d Chm.
ssassoa. The injured were taken "a
Clu,masron. end later taken 10 Mon.
Fuss. Thres, cuaehss wsFs overturned
aoAisst the enhankussut. II n thought
that sope d ths injured Will de.
whils being conveyed to Telluride
fFnas his homo near Cedar, Marx
Rhinshast succumed TO the ravagss oi
pnsSnsouia. NJ. Rhiuehart came Ia
Csdar about three yean ago from his
lhsn,er homo near Syracuse, N. Y,
where be he'd been engaged for many
ysass In the furnisuvs business. When
he cams TO Colorado he was seriously
Handicapped BY 10 health and weak.
nss due 10 consumption, and has been
living with his brother, who up 10 the
time AZ his death, . short time since,
was postmaster st Cedar.
Leaning against . tree, with = N.
volvss In bin hand aud . bullet hole
through the bead, the body u . Japan
80 wss found early Sunday morning
BY rstss WlckhOest, on the lstters,
ranch NEAR Fort Lupton. The coroner
concluded the msn was . suicide. The
man he'd bsen Decd, Il 10 thought, foE
several weeks. Besides . small ~
mount of money and numerous photo.
graphs, . mote was found In the mans
packet addrssssd 10 bis mother aud
sister In Japan, saying he was tired al
iies. The japanese consul In )snves
was notified Of the suicide and will en-.
dsasos 10 locats the mans relatives.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26
GENERAL NEWS ITEIs

Nswbosn, Ga, April 3.-6ix per.
SONS wsss killsd and seoss iujarsd u,
. tornado which swept this section n
the ssais early today. Den,olish<d
hoSsss and Odd livssanck were lsfl In
The wake q The storm.
Osssmvllts, Mlss., April So Fifteen
psssons ass known 70 have hssn drown.
ID lnss nighs nsas Rsnoit, In the nos,d
tat came isnsn the lsvss break ~
twesn Hsuols aud Hsvlnh, Nlss. Ths
M u M In the dslta. Il b hsllsvsd,
vill ssesA ~.
DlrnlHglssm. Ala. April IA Tor.
nado pesDed over Adanssviils, Hinck.
ny CITY, Justown, BrOkslds and
ssvsnl assslag lSwMs today. lncoa,.
plsls sspssis ~ twelve 70 nflssn
pssssas hsss bsss -kIllsd end several
vess hsst.
OAlvssl0n, Tee. April as.-Ths ssos.
- tAae bsloaaas ~ rampaat, The
nwsdssing ~ Aassieans, lhs indisni.
~ y Amesieas vesssa, nsd The 10y.
eels e Ansssleas ssaAs opods In the
saaAs - Ven Urn. AoesbeA wsss y.
laGe1 usalgAt 70 a. ,. NassstAsl. tlss
nnss1al lppuly ea1Iseles y eustosus, "
urHse,n 80 aeg1enA nhnne fvnon NoHhnna
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26
Flax.

t1oxs
The high price of ilaxseed and Of IL
various products tends to make the
question II flsx growing extrsnsely
Interesting. The annual consumption
of flax by the llnseed oil m,ills aud o..
lied Industries 10 fronI 5000, go, "a
90. OO. 900. bushels aud the demand 10
constantly incr~ssInx.
Fully one-half Of the fiaxseed used
In the United States Is nov imported
from foreign cssuntrie., which means ai
the present market price VI $40 per
bush~l. thu. 90. Ooo, 200 n sent but II
the country each year for flax.
Astsr Q most thorough investigation
by the Agricultural Cpn,n,it,ss NJ the
Denver Chamber of Commerce, We
have become convinced that Il h On
ideal crop for Colorado. II hes bssn
grown successfully In The se-callsd dry
farming rrgtons Of the eastern part of
the state. II will resist drouth bslter
than other small grains. yield q good
. crop aud seii ior much higher price.
Il hos been equally successfully growM
~ IN elevation Of 5000 feet with alittle
irrigation aud furnishes . proniabls
crop for even our high.prlced Irrigated
laNda.
The demand fos the product appear,
for the presrnt Ut least, Ia be almost
anliWited. We are assured by the men
connected with the paint Industry tbs,
oil mills will u constructed Ut Denver
aud either convenient points Just ~
s6on - The crop raised jIstihes Il.
This bureau hes bssn established 1or
the development u nag growing. II
10 supported BY the local commercial
organizations aud by business men
generally, Ill Of whom will profit ~
casa We are able to add flax growing
and the attendant manufacturer. To
the Industries Of the state.
Our main object this year b u en-.
courase large number oi representa-.
tive farnssrs In cash community to ~,
In either large OF small AREAS u nAx;
~ give them oil the Information ~
can sst ssgasiins the rsI.lng and her.
vsselns u the erop. ~ we'll ~ 10 have
one a. more nssn,bss u tbs Executive
COMMITTEE visit the sections who're ~
think v Will do the n,ost god, advlss
with the fhrnssn aud endsavor 10 have
I'll ssctlo0s Thoroughly tested. We
lssi SURE the tssl will b. apccsassul and
so. u Will vrsult In adding another
psoiitabls Industry TO our state.
For full Information regarding fax
growing In Colorado, address A. D.
Wall. lO2i A. q. Fostsr building, Den.
vss Colorado.
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26
Ra1s

TIE lsdlss d Colorado are confronted
wIsh The probability Of Using dshssssd
In shs fstsss fsnWs wearing "saan''
assd ''swiacAss." The osdss may essns
frusss the stass haasd u health q 80
tasss. ~ y ~ - a ths pasaphss.
hails b allslbussd W. lassunss e en,all
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NOeoco,

n you ere not . subscriber to The
Star but receive sample copy OF two
do not be afraid Of Teceiving . bill for
same. This 10 one Of our ways Of 3D.
vsrtising. Take the paper and read u
aud II you like II subscribe for II, II not
hand II 10 your neighbor, may bs he
will like u.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26

From April lst to September lst,
1912, I will deliver coal on Saturday, Of
each week, only.
52-3 f.. N. WILLARD.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26

Friday. April =. ssis.


Whethes Ne Nike 4 o. pos. the
Usiled States b Ia . large measure
responsible fog The peacs and order
~ lhs yspublics of Central America
as1 foe good governnent In Cuba,
Haid asd Sasto Domingo. Lately.
sveats have shown that the United
0eates eansot escape ssspousibiiity
ain for Mexico.
Disorder ard failure TO pay for
eigs debts - the part Of any Of
thsse coantsies are likely ct any
tioe to Be nsde pretexts Tor inter.
vensioa By soae European power
For yeass the policy d our govern.
neae hss heea TO psevent any
situeaioe that might justify Ger.
maay. q Frssee o. England In
sesdiag . military expedition to the
couotsiee south Of ~. Now that
IL Paaana Caeal d nearly done.
this policy ouse Be followed with
groofes seal than ever.
u that secessity Hes the reason
81 TIE receet southern tour Of
9scsssary Ksox Of the State Depart.
nent. That Americsn control Of
the cassl nay not Be 10 danger,
Csntral America and the Wss'
Isdies uust Be orderly. and the re-
lhejoos betwees the governments
thege and the goverumeut 10 Wash.
iagtoa mus Be- friendly. Il WAS
TIE miGioa u Secretary Knox to
pcumoee ffiendllness.
These ere other sigss INST the
ia1egsses Il the United States 10 the
coa1sct q IL heighbogs b active.
The otste Dspartoeat - drawn
up asd TIE Sssste has usdes Coz.
el6ogntioo tsseeias with Houdu.
- ri Nicaraeua desiGued 10 Dis
csusage ssvsls(loas b. pauiae The
cuG1oo houses usdes The coa(fol of
A0sslcass plsdeed 70 divide The
geveauee betWeea The cseditoss sud
~ oatlve govssuueats. An o..
saogeoeat q shis kiud b working
wol = Saaeo Domiaeo. Moreover,
~ govsssosst keeps . close watch
- Cssesal Aosgleas politics. Only
. esw oooths ego TIE Ssate Depart.
0ene brought pressure to bare on
~ llicasaguan president 70 keep
Mn Iron retaining biz once 10
v3o)aelos q Tia Constitution. The
9tnte .Dspastaest also sealnded
~ nsssi0eae q Custesnala, sus.
t6kes1sof desigss upoa the territory
kSalsados. III ~ Ceatsal Amer.
kassepshlics ~ promised to keep
ponce lmoag themselves. He
Wilh6ssv Bic soldiers from the
0alvadoeeaa freaties after the gun.
heas vicksbsrg was ordered to .
0uatemaaah post.
!. IT.. .snelo6al government d De.
eedSlne4 Thai, s The presidential
elocliaas S60a - Be held Ia Panama
ard cuba shall BE conducted legally
aed.ia ocdes. Il has already iuti.
0atsd . osch 10 Cuba. and u any
.ssvolutJoaary plaas have bees made
= Paaana. % doubt Secrstary
xan4 has ~ The leadess know that
shdDS plans asse b abaadosed.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26

New York, April 22.-Ths cable ship
Mackry Bennett, which b out looking
for bs,dies Of th0ss Who persisted In the
Titanic disaster . week ago today sent
. wireless 10 the offices Of the White
Star company In this city which wss
- follows: Latitude 4l.5S, longitude,
1921. A heavy south west squail has
bsen interfering with operations.
Fifty bodies have been recovered. All
that are not snbal,Ned will bs buried =,
ses 1t . y. N. with divine services.
Only emIallned bodies can he brought
into por,." The n,sssaye IVES dated
sunday aud II 10 believed that the VIC
Tins who were not emlaln,cd have
ALREADY leen buried. The bssiie~ oi
the emtain,ed victims Will, IN Ill prob-
ability, arrive iu this city within . few
days.