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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

FOR SALE-Extra good two seated
surrey good as new have no use for
it. Will sell very cheap. L. S. Drew,
Prairie du Sac, Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

WANTED-EXchsn of so acre
South Dakota farm for good sutomo-
bile. Must be good car, good condi-
ton. L. S. Drew, Prsirie du Sac,
Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17
Stories About The Doctors Mayo
Some Unusual Incidents the Rochester Institution
BY a Madison Physican

Many from Sauk county have been
at the Rochester institution and will
be interested in the following told by
a Madison physician as reported by
the Madison Democrat. He saw in
two days just 121 operations performed
in the famous Mayo hospital. Physi-
clans from all over the world attend
ing the international medical conven-
ton at Minneapolis dropped in daily
until at each clinic there were from
100 TO 200 present. One of the Msyos
had an interesting operation which he
witnessed.
"Here," he said, sis patient with
a diseased kidney" Then he made
an incision and removed it. "But to
be prudent I shall investigate to see
the condition of the remaining kid
ney;" and he did so. Soon q look OF
establishment overspread his face.
"Gentlemen," he said to the assem-
bled spectators, "this kidney which !
hoped to find sound is atrophied, lit
is out of function. [ see," he added
"where this bad kidney goes back,
for bad kidney is a damned sight
better than no kidney at all. And
also see," he continued, "Where nc
kidney will ever be removed again in
this institution without an examina-
ton first being made of the other
This clinic has been most profitable to
me-"
"And," said the narrator, 81 made
a second visit to the institution g
week later and the man with the one
day afternoon. The only damage done
was to the chimney which was en-
tirely demolished. The storm did
considerable damage to the crops.
Near Merrimack.
Some horses belonging to g, A. Gross
in West Merrimack were severely cut
with barb wire during the storm Sun
day night. The lightning struck the
fence near them and it is thought the
animals became frightened and ran
nto the wire. One horse died from the
effects of the cuts and the other is un-
der the care of a veterinarian. Othel
places around Merrimack were alsC
struck. There was some damage tC
crops from hail.
The Barab00 River.
TIE Baraboo river is on the rise al
along the way. AT the McFetridgt
DAM work has been suspended on &C
count of the high water. Toe COFFEE
dam is holding and no damage has
resulted.
Devils Lake Getting High.
The water in Devils Lake rose seve Z
inches last night. The creek in front
of the Il Il. Hssted cottage oVerhowed
its banks and came within few feet
of their summer home.
Streets Flooded
The low places of the Baraboo streets
were flooded and some of the water
poured into The cellars.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

FOR RENT-House at 323 Martin
street. Six rooms, city water, cellar
and cisterp. Enquire at 3l5 South
street or Winslow's Harness shop.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

bad kidney only was getting along
famously."
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

LOST-A brown hand bag between
500 Second avenue and Nehs store en-
Wednesday afternoon. Contained
keys and sum of money. Finder please
return to this Office.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

COWS WANrED-rw o good fresh
milk Jersey or Guernsey grades.
Phone 227J or inquire at this office.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Farm of
50 acres Il miles west from Merrimack
II miles from school. Will trade for
city property or smaller farm. Reason,
i'll health. Inquire of this Office or
of Gus Gallus, Merrimack.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

FOR SALE-143 acres, mile south
from Denzer, Enown as the Coil.
Wolf place, SIS acres in cultivation,
the rest pasture with good creek,
fine timber, good buildings, with
water in barn and hog house, good
we'll with wind mill. E. Knoll,
Prairie du Sac, Il. 2,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

FOR SALE-Four good work
horses; weight from 1909 to 400 lbs.
A. G. Dixon, City Hotel, Baraboo,
Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

MONEY WANTED-S8OO for guar
anteed safe loan, seven years, percent
interest, first mortgage on land worth
$32OO.s E. Aug. Runge, lawyer, Bar
aboo
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17
Popular Wants

4 lines, time weekly. ............ 15c
4 lines, times weekly. .25c
4 lines, times daily and / time
For longer time at proportionate rates.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Farm of
50 acres i miles west from Merrimack
II miles from school. Will trade for
city property or smaller farm. Reason,
i'll health. Inquire of this Office or
of Gus Gallus, Merrimack.
FOR SALE-143 acres, mile south
from Denzer, Enown ss the Coil.
Wolf place, IS acres in cultivation,
the rest pasture with good creek,
fine timber, good buildings, with
water in barn and hog house, good
we'll with wind mill. E. Knoll,
Prairie du Sac, Il. 2.
FOR RENT-House at 323 Martin
street. Six rooms, city water, cellar
and cisterp. Enquire at 3l5 South
street or Winslow's Harness shop.
FOR SALE-Extra good two seated
surrey good as new have no use for
it. Will sell very cheap. l.. s. Drew
Prairie du Sac, Wis.
WANTED-Exchsnge of so acre
South Dakota farm for good sutomo-
bile. Must be good car, good condi-
ton. L. S. Drew, Prsirie du Sac,
Wis.
LOST-A brown hand bag between
500 Second avenue and Nehs store en-
Wednesday afternoon. Contained
keys and sum of money. Finder please
return to this office.
FOR SALE-Four good work
horses; weight from 1909 to 400 lbs.
A. G. Dixon, City Hotel, BaraboO,
Wis.
FOR SALE-4O acres of timber in
sec. Sc town of Freedom. Inquire of
e. D. Miller, r. 3, Prairie du Sac.
MONEY WANTED-SSOO for guar
anteed safe loan, seven years, 5 percent {
interest, first mortgage on lsnd worth
$32OO.s E. Aug. Runge, lawyer, Bar
aboo.
Richard Brandt
Painter and paper hanger
Phone No. % j
30 Birch ST., Baraboo, Wis.
COWS WANrED-rwo good fresh
milk Jersey or Guernsey grades.
Phone 227J or inquire at this office.
FOR SALE-The Bottling works of
the late A. w. Seinke is 10 be sold
at once to settle the estate. For par
tioulars inquire Of Louis A. Steinke,
Baraboo, Wisconsin,.
FOR SALE-House ana lot, 100
Maple street. Must be sold to settle
estate. H. G. Black, Baraboo, Wis.
WHITE PAPER FOR KITCHEN
OR PANTRY SHELVES, size 30x44
inches. Put up in packages of 10
sheets, 10 cents each. News office
WANTED-Girl for restaurant
work. D. w. Robinson.
LOST "a Brownie camera at
Kirkland, Devils Lake. Leave at
this Office aud receive reward.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

FOR SALE-4O acres of timber in
sec. Sc town of Freedom. Inquire of
e. D. Miller, r. 3, Prairie du Sac.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

FOR SALE-The Bottling works of
the late A. w. Sieinke is 10 be sold
at once to settle the estate. For par
tioulars inquire of Louis A. Steinke,
Baraboo, Wisconsin.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

day afternoon. The only damage done
was to the chimney which was en-
tirely demolished The storm did
considerable damage to the crops.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

4 lines, time weekly. ..... .15c
dimes, 2 times weekly 25c
lines, 8 times daily and time
weekly. -. ..,... rs
For longer time at proportionate rates.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17
Near MerrimaCk.
The Baraboo River.

Tae Baraboo river is on the rise all
along the way. AT the McFetridge
dam. work has been suspended on &C.
count Of the hign water. Toe Golfer
dam is holding and no damage has
resulted.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-07-17

WANTED-GirI for restaurant
work. D. w. Robinson.
LOST "a Brownie camera at
Kirkland, Devils Lake. Leave at
this Office aud receive reward.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-09
Cincinnati 0onmcrdaa ben g. cftober 1913. Grcis

Elm. 9(lIem 4nfhein nad tparen feline
4ugen5eugen Der SrusOoie ba. SIC.
Donald bielt ben abgeIhoH.nen 9es
pofper nod in Der eiuen nib oenaniips
pei in Der a1beren 0nnO, als feline
&eide aufgefunben ipurDe.
Die bier iungen Geute md6ten in
lebbafter Weiie propagunbo fir cine
Sefte, bic iid) bic Stride Der Msnihs
lihteit" nennt. Gins Der Gpfer mar
Fri. grompton, 5odter Des peritorbes
nen Rep. 6enrD Grompton, Der gsitor
Der Stride Der Wenfdli9teit" ipar.
Sic mar bic sSiibrerin Der 2iperpooler
.gofitiniiten4 uno mar Die Relig;ons@
lebrerin WeGpnalbs, Der itd in ibrem
3immer bas qsben ndbrt. nadDem er
feline 2ebrerin ermoroet bate.
Die Rebolution IN ber bo:
mtnitanif den Republit
su gnbs.
Santo 9omineo, 8. gftcber.
Dem ameritaniIden GeIanbten BEL
Der bominitaniihen Heputtit, Sames
W. Sutlipan, 1T es eelunaen, bic ii6
in bieIem aanbe betdmpfenoen 5a.tioz
men 3u DsrdnlaHen, einsn Srisbsnspati
3u unter3eihnen. uno bic RspoIutioG
gesen bic Hegierung. an oeren Spihe
Der General 6oratio 8asqus5 itano, if
gu Gnoe.
Das 8orgehen Dss omeritaniid, n
GeIdnbten biIoet bic erite erFolgreihe
4npenbung Der ron Der Ger. Stdaten
Hegierung protlamirten neuen, arF bic
ameritanifden Republifeu ge3ue bu.
benbsn pu!itit, baB Strsitieteiten i'm
Snnern oes aanDes ME piebsr 3urt
Waffsneepalt srlebigt peroen ioaen.
8.r 0eianbte Sulipan BAT ben
ifreitsnben sSattionen 3u peritshea oss
ssbsn, odB biss Der ltbis giirgertri:g
in bisIer Republit gepsicn lit. Gr
fagte, oaB in Der 3utunit ieoer Gdf-
Itdno ais Elm 8erbrefen anaeiebsn rno
| dls folder bebanoelt iperosn DarJe
unb baB bic Ser. Staa.tn Die tonitiz
tutionsqsu Beboroen geJsn ulle Rspo
lutiondre untsritiiBsu piirpeE oa71
glei6. I'm mas IS iih b1uoelt. Dem
Bolt Der oominitdnii6%n Republif IL
| 3u ueritsben gegeben poroen, oaf in
Der 3utunft Die abhilFs fir ale ge.
ihperoeH an Stimmtaitsn su iu6su
| lei.
Die antiinbiauns fitIsr po!itit III
bon alien gdrteien mi. Der groBter
5reube aufsenommen 0orben.
Ter 8eianote mar dfn IL. Eeptenr,
Der anestommen uno er tradte iofort
elmer Wafisnitillftanb 3nii6su Der I'D
betdmpfsnoeH parteien su Stanbe
SeItosm ipareu Die llnterbouolInger
ohHe unterbrehung i'm 9dnge.
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Jn(an0Ie(egrap6
ME gocdiu in Sino Gina
eiHgei dmuggelt pirb.

wte Z otdtn in sing sing
eiHgeidmuggelt pirb.
Sfiiuina q, o., s. 0tt. -
Cine porasnommsns llntsriu6unu,
todbrsno nslter oreiBia strdfliugs
res Sina Sing 3uhthauies perhort
purben. BAT bic 1hatidhe srgeben, bag
in Der guitalt ein Shmuaeelipitem
eriitirt. tpslhes ss Den Strdfliussn er=
mfaliht, iid Gocain, Worpbium uno
arh.re dhniithe Eroausn su psritaf.
FEN. 3nan3ig Strdf.inse baben
sSsohn .. Rsillp. benz Saperintsuoens
ten Der StdotsaefdngniIIe unb Dem
Waroen 5ames gIauacn sinasitanoen.
taB aufisber uuo Snipftoren in
Sina Sing insgeheim grief, fir Iis
tef0rosrt habeu. in oenen 0ertpanote
Lnb Sfreunoe initruirt ipurDsn, no lie
bic 9roausn tauisn Iollsn. Wsna
fpdtsr bic gerionsn. ar pelhe bic
griefe aerihte. parsu, bas @efdngni5
beTuhtsn, brlhtsn lie ben Stoif nit,
unc lie hatten teins Shtpierigteit, ihn
rsn @efanaenen 3u3uitedeR. rpenn bic
2ufiefer .sufdlis" anosrsnpbin bid
ten.
TT es geutsnpeit2
gallinsbam, Waib., s. Oft.
unssfabr ein 8nseno Sinoer fino bier
innsrbalb peniger guge an elmer mps
iterioien arantbeit geitorben. unb pit!s
anbere Iino benz 5ooe nahe. Ter
Stadts @sIunobsits aommiifdr Or.
steap iugt. oab bic arantheit Der
orisntaliibsn psit iehr dbnlih lei. bic
con Ratisn in oieies 2dno elnqeihlsppt
fporben lit. Die gefunobeitsbs1prgsu
iinnen olriiber mad. ipie oerhinoert
ioerosn tann. oab Rattsn BON Shlffsu
ans gano aeratbsn.
Seattls. Walb., s. Stt. Cine
nit nsr 9eulsnpeli infisirte 2atie III
bier Dor Elm paar Sagsn an Der Bdis
1srfront oetootet pprosu. bic erite I'M
Sabre, uno bas ejeit,noheiisam. hct
ioiort In Der Segsno 9iIt legsn lnis
fen uno lofortiss WaBrestlH CUR 8erz
tilauna Der Hattsn augsoronei.
Seaiile bat piele Sabre lang cine
gramie BON sehn Gents ;iir lebe .octe
RdtR be3ablt, bic mad Gem Gsiunbs
bsitsams aebrat,t tpuroe. unb auBsra
een nod HnttenFdnser aRgeitellt. DIE
Osfahr elmer Gpibemie III irnmer pors
tanbsn, neil bic Ratten bon Shiffsa
|nas. bic bon bort tomHsn, iiber goro
iprtngsn uno ans aano ihpimmsa.
|mun6maI cine ssHs, Wsile nett.
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Die Iufbebun.g bes 5 Br 0.
aent pdragrap6en BON
oer Regierung 6e
riportet.

y - - =
rtportet.
W bington, y. g., 8. Oft.
WeaH ais GiulpilIigung oes ReprGien.
tanttn UNDERWOOD uno anoerer Giibr:r
I'M ReprGisntartenbaus ON DOM
nerltaq erlanat per0en tann, pQnn
tDiro innerbalb reniger gdae DOM
ScngreB cine gemeinihaitlife Refoluz
tlon dnqenommen peroen, ourh ipslhe
eerieniqe 5beil bes neuen 5uriFass
iesss pioerrufsu piro, Der cine 3oG.
eymoBigung BON flint proSsnt fir al.
Waaren Oorihrsibt. bic in ameritouts
i6en Sdiffea importirt fperoen.
Die Gnti6eioung. bag nm ben Diz
osrruf 6ieIes garagrapben na9geiudt
i1eroen ion. fruroe ndbrsnb oes 5ages
BON Den Regisrungsbedmteu getrpffer,
aahbem bic Grperten oes Stdutsz uno
ShaBamts 8spurtemsnts feitaeiteQt
batten, oaB bic itrsngs 9urdfiihrunJ
les 8eIsBes thatIdhlib beosutsn mir
De, oaB Die 3ollermdbigung DON fiinf
Yro3ent aQ:u bdupriGdIiheu Quss
fuhrtanoern cetpGhrt iperoeH miifIt.
init 2lusnahme Don 8raiiIieu, 5rantz
reid uno RuBlanb.
Rad elmer llnterreound nit benz
grdiioeuten yBilioH. in Der 2esterer
osm glan ieins 3uitimmung gas.
Iuhte am Q6eno Der Solicitor cSoisp5
~. Folt 0om Stoatsoepartsmeut Die
iSuhrer i'm RpnareB duf, um nit
linen ii6er ben Wioerruf oes gefGhrs
lifsn pdra9rapben gu baratben. Sez
Uator SimmoHs. Der 8orliBsr oss ists
ran8tommittsss beg Senats, gab bic
geriiheruna oab Der Senat ohns
l3ipeifel feline 3u'ttmmung gu benz Wi=
ferruf oes gdn3eu garugraphsu gehe;l
piiroe. ba sr i'm Ihon oorhsr perpoTs
zen bate, unb er nur 9eieB puroe,
neil oas observation-disclosures oaraui
beitano.
6err Solt psrIufte aud Tih nit
bem Rspr. llnberpooo in Qtldntic
gitp in ger5inoune gu ieben, ipohi,
hieIer IifI 6e1sben bate; er mar dber
, ,uift imitauoe. i'm gu finoen. Wan sr-
partet, bag aepr. UNDERWOOD an
Cpnneritas tisr isin tpiro, unb bab Sic
| 1ii6rsr i'm 6aus fiA Der gntiheioun1
n:r 4bminiiirotion fiiger iperoen. baE
Der 8ardqrdpb aus oem Sarifgeies
ertfernt perosu folle.
Qluspdrtiee Reqieruuqen, barunter
S;sieniaen bon 0eutidlanb, 5rantrsi4
luuo Spanien. bic ertlGreH, bdb NIT
pltIem fiini gro3ent parasrupheu ir
unperautportlider Weiie eegen ihrl
9dnoer oisiriminirt peroen piroe
ha6en isbr ifdrfe 9roteIte an oaa
! Staatsbepari.msnt geititt. nament;
/ lid Die esuti1s Regierung Die in bin.
oiqsr Weiie s,tidrt bat. baB lie teilr;
icnrere Quslsalnq oes gsfebes at3ep.
tiren peros, ais Die, eaB alien Qus:
| lfuhrartiteln au3 alien 5heilsn8eutifs
tonos, bic 3ollermdbiguug BON fun
prnstnt su 9ute tommen miife.
| Srantreih hdt Ieinen friiberen grr
.eit pieoerboIt une dnseoeutet, oaB e
Wieoerrer9eltuna iiben tperbe. peEr
ceqen Die franS0iiide Ginfuhr bistrit
minirt psroen piiroe. 8rotuaal, oai
nie Nrantreif fsinen Wieiitbsgiiniti
qunasDertrag bat. bat ansefrugt, ot
usasn portugisiiife Wadren bistrimi
nirt lpiirbe. uno Seitsrreia bat eir
| 9l,ifes aet6un.
Die Reaieruns lit in 5olae beiie.
su Der Qnfiht aefommen, oaB Tie Il
Ieinen 3ofItriea hinsindssosen peroer
riiros, ipenn Der anit0Biae paraaropI
nidt aus benz 9eies sntfernt nirb.
! Shon i'm mai, nIs bic llno.rpoob
iHia i'm 6auie sin5sridtst nuros. Obn
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wetterbcri1t.

SIR Ohio, Snbianl unb bas
ipeitlihe pennfplpanien: Tribes We.s
ter ON Donnerltag unO Jreitdg. Yers
0nberlife Wiribe.
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Dsr paragrap6 Oss neuen
aarifs,
Der eine 3onermdBig,tng
BON fitnf Yrp5ent
Jhr Waarea poritbreibt bic in
amerifaniihem Sdiffen int.
psrtirt suerben,
Nirb iuabrfdeinlid iofort bonn aons
greb ipioerrufsn tperben,

Nirb fuobrIdeinli6 iofort bonn aons
sreb ipiberrufen tperben,
>E~-
8d ba5 2ano ionIt in einen Sollfrieg
nit fat allen groBen Qusfubridn>
bern p:ripidelt tperben tpiiroe.
Gin 5ilfsiheriif i'm aupferbiItritt
bon Wi6igan bon Streitern sr-
morbet.
Gin Rabbiner nit ieinen bier Sinbern
IN y2eD Dorf an Gas erittdt.
Seine 6rau uno eine Sohter benz
5oDe na6e.
6reberit sSe6Ien, Der San ssrancisz
eoer aaufmann unO beuti6e
llntert6dn,
~E~
Doh nod niht bon ben meritdniI6en
gshoroen in 0uapmas frsiaelaFeu.
10
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Doh nod nidt bon ben msritdniIGen
geRoro.n in 0uapmas fr.ige[aFen.
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Den sobten bss g l..

Within, JTantreidl. 3. Gii. I'm
bitiiesn ariminalgsridt ipnrnen arr
Mitspoh Baron Sans non 9itid,roost
uno Moiter Valmer BON aller Wsran.r
DortIidfeii fur ben 1oD einss 3iseu-
n.rmaodens frsiseiprodsa, oas an 2
aasuft BON einem Aulomotil iibetfrbs
rem nurDe.
palmer mar Der g6ouffsur bsrpriHs
,lsfin Gop1is BON SaAisH : Dsimar.
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NiperpoDl, 8. DIT. s5n eIntg
anIaa BON rslieioism Wabniinu tons
iete bier am Wiitiuoh Elm iuneer
Wlanu, 9amens Wm. Me9onolo. bier
yerfonsn, norauI sr Set6itmoro be-
sing.
MefDonnlb Itattete naf) Wsiite.aah.
ben Wobnunsen ieiner airfcnbriioer
unb Shneiiern geiuhe ab uno IhoE
eine perion nan Der nHxren nitber.
Gum liexrflub ihlus sr Fsinen Cpfern
no6 nit einem anipps! ois S6aos!
The Irish standard., 1913-11-29

definitef length of time. These re-
ports had not one word Of foundation,
and official denial of them was sent
to the press by the ministry.
Meantime there is also another and
remarkable current running through
the Tory ranks for accommodation on
quite different lines. A significant
glimpse of this new tendency is
shown in the Times article and in
Lord Lansdowne's speech.
General Scheme Of Federation.
Both threw cold water on the idea
of the exclusion of Ulster and offered
suggestions for modifying the Irish
measure so as to make it fit in the
general scheme of federation, or, in
other words, with home rule all
round. This probably would mean
a suggestion that the postoffice and
limited control of customs in the
present bill would be denounced, and
perhaps there may be demand for
further diminution of the powers of
the Irish parliament.
l do not anticipate that any serious
advance toward finding a formula Of
accommodation will be made for a
long time yet, perhaps not till the bill
is within few weeks Of being placed
The Irish standard., 1913-11-29
ST. PAUL NEWS

family residence, 1913 Ashland Ave.
The funeral was held Friday at ST
Luke's church. Interment at Calvary
cemetery.
!. Judge Thomas M. Brady, oldes.
alumnus Of Notre Dame university,
South Bend. Ind, told members Of
the Minnesota Notre Dame club at
The Saint Paul that. the religious
influence Of his college days has had
greater effect on his life than all
other training obtained at his alma
mater. Judge Brady graduated in
1856.
The principal speaker of the even.
ing was Rev. Andrew Morrissey,
former president of Notre Dame and
now head of the national order Of
the Holy Cross. He urged loyalty to
alma mater, complimented the Min.
nesota alumni on its work, and said
that the college was watching its
sons in the North Star State with
interest. F. B. Chute of Minneapolis,
president Of the club; Prof. w. D.
Jameson and Rev. E. O'Connor of tina
College of st. Thomas, also spoke.
The church bazaar, held last week,
by the societies of st. Mary's church
was grand success. Every evening
a musical program was rendered and
an address delivered by Rev. Joseph
Corrigan.
The Irish standard., 1913-11-29

on the statute book; but feel sure
that the home rule bill, with modifi-
cations that ireland may accept, is
now safe.
Failure Of Tory Hopes.
This is largely due to the failure
Of all Tory hopes, drawn, from their
victory in Reading, that there is any
tidal wave in the British constitu-
encies against home rule, and the
proof; even at Reading, that although
defeated there the Liberals still have
such substantial and general support
from the English and Scotch voters
that they can proceed calmly to put
home rule on the statute. book, with
or without Torey assent.
The decisive victory in Keighley
probably will be followed by an
equally" decisive Liberal victory in
Wickboroughs, and if South Lanark.
the last remaining constituency, be
lost owing to the triangular fight,
the Tory will represent only minority
votes; for every vote given to either
Liberal or Labor candidate will be
avowedly in favor Of home rule, both
candidates being equally pronounced
in that question.
The Irish standard., 1913-11-29

use the vernacular of the day, and they
will stand aside for no master, not
even the Diety, if He comes into con.
flict with them and their aims. Note,
too, that the unionist who is asked to
follow their leadership must do so un.
5questionably. To criticise the lead.
ers is an objectionable sin. indie.
pendence must be sacrificed. OF
course, the result is inevitable. For a
time the agitator may seem to triumph
but eventually, in Gods own time, He
will break the opposition to Him and
the result will be disastrous to those
who were vain enough to set aside
His laws. On the other hand if Labor
progresses hand in hand with religion,
If she seeks the aid which religion
alone can give, her victories will be
permanent and the reforms she brings
about will be lasting and at the same
time will leave the wage-earner in full
possession of his independence and
personal rights. With Bishop Carroll,
we say most earnestly and honestly:
May the day never come when it will
be necessary to divide the ranks of
labor in the United States'"
The Irish standard., 1913-11-29
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE.

Resolutions of Coincidence adopted
Ly the members of Div. No. 5 A. o. H.
of Hennepin County on the death Of
their President, Michael Gleason.
Whereas it has pleased the Almigh.
" to take from our midst the beloved
president of our Division:
And whereas, he has been for al.
most all the years of the existence
of this Division Its President;
And whereas, he always set up an
example by the uprightness of his
living, his devotion to his family and
his fealty to our Order.
Therefore be it resolved, That we
his brothers deeply regret his prem.
azure demise, that we express ITO his
wife and children our heartfelt sym.
PATTY;
That we resolve to emulate his more
than loyalty to the interests of our
order; that We shall ever remember
him as kindly neighbor, a faithful
friend, devoted member of the
church, and the finest type Of an
Herman;
And as tribute to his memory we
for the next thirty days, that these
decree that our Charter be draped
resolutions be spread on our minutes.
and copy be sent to his breaved
family, and the same be printed II,
our official organ, the Irish Standard
VIM. 7. Ryan,
T. J. Moriary,
James Ryan.
James Ryan, Sec'y. Thos. Darcy, Pres.