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The Irish standard., 1915-10-02

NATIONAL OFFICERs-L. A. A. o. HI.
National President--Mrs. Ellen Ryan
Jolly, Pawtucket, r.. I.
National Vice President-Miss B. A.
Mahoney, Calumet, Mich.
National Secretary - Mrs. Adelta
Christy, Cleveland, Ohio.
National Treasurer-Mrs. Mary G.
Connolly, Syracuse, NJ Y.
STATE OFFICERs-L. A. A. o. H.
President-Mrs. Mary B. Daily, 1906
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice President-Miss May =. Hammtll,
Secretary G. Heating. lat
Pleasant Ave. St Paul
Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan. Earl
Board Of Directors-Mary u. Sullivan.
Duluth; Ellen Conroy. ST. Paul; Mary
J. Reilly, Brainerd.
Auditing Committee-Margaret Scott,
St. Paul; Margaret Sullivan. Minneapo-
lis; Elizabeth McNally, st. Paul.
Insurance Secretary Margaret A.
Grady, saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Margaret Sulli-
State Medical Qirector-Dr. e. w.
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors of Insurance Fund-Nellie
Curran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy. St
Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shteldsville;
Anna Wtllesen, Duluth; Margaret Mol
Auditing committee-Ellen McGrath
St. Paul; Annie Kennedy, st. Cloud
Nellie McColl, St.. Paul.
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DUBLIN,

The average price of bread in Dub
lin for the second quarter Of 1915 was
Z 3-4d. per four-pound loaf; oatmeal
21s. per- cwt.; potatoes, as. to IS. Id.
rer cwt:; beef, SIS. Cd. to Oils. 3d.;
Whitehaven coal Gncluding cartage)
Bis. The present price of bacon is SIS.
per cwt., with every possibility of a
further advance. 1t has never before
been at such an enhanced figure.
At Kingstown Urban Council the
resolutions from the Dublin Corpora
ton and the Limerick Corporation pro-
testing against the Punishment of the
Irish Volunteers from Ireland, were
considered. Mr.. Field proposed, and
Mr.. Smyth seconded their adoption.
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loNGFoRD.

The death is announced with keen
regret by his parishioners and the gen.
eral public Of Rev. F. ]. Ward, on
July rs, in Iowa, U. S. A. Father Ward
was native of Eanbegs, KILLED., Long
ford, where his sister, Mrs. Michael
Murphy, resides, and was in his sixty
second year.
On the motion of the chairman, Mr..
Farrell, seconded by Mr.. Halton, the
resolution from the Limerick Corpora
ton, protesting against the Punishment
of Irishmen from their native country
under the Defence of the Realm Act
was unanimously adopted by the Gran
ard Board of Guardians.
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DON EGAL,

At a meeting of the Glenties Rural
District Council the Local Government
Board forwarded a letter from Jed.
burgh Union Board and Town Council
claiming over s44 in respect of ex-
penses incurred in consequence of the
alleged negligence of the Glenties
Council in not taking proper precau-
lions as regarded typhus patient
who recently went to Scotland. The
Local Government Board, in covering
communication, said they had replied
to the letter denying liability, and
that there was reason to believe that
outbreaks Of similar disease had often
occurred in Glenties district owing to
infected persons coming from Scot
land, but no claim was made by the
Irish authorities.
The death has occurred at the Con.
vent Of Mercy, Carndonagh. County
Donegal, Of Mother Mary Joseph Carr.
The Limerick Corporation resolution
protesting against the Punishment Of
lrishmen from their native country
without any reason being assigned,
Mas unanimously adopted by the Glen.
tis6 District Council 1t their last meet.
lng Mr. seagan MacMenomin strong.
II cond emned the hippancy Of certain
who seized every opportunity Of
tlineE County DofiaSal.
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MONAGHAN,

At meeting Of the Carrickmacross
Board Of Guardians q resolution was
passed, on the motion of Mr.. Martin,
seconded by Mr.. McGarrell express.
ing the opinion that all efforts to in.
crease tillage would fail except q tax
Of 7s. Cd. per acre were imposed on
untenanted land, and on any land Of
occupiers who do not cultivate one:
fourth of their holding, the resultant
funds to be placed to the credit Of
the County Councils, to be used for
the development Of the resources Of
the country, coal raising, drainage, TIL
lage. etc.
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CORK.


At the close of the summer session
at Ring Irish College a dressing set
and other gifts from the residents of
the district were presented to Mr.. P.
OKiely as a mark of appreciation OF
his own work for the Irish language
among them for the past ten years.
A charge under the Defence of the
Realm Act against John Grimes of hav-
ing circulated in writing false report
likely to prejudice recruiting was ad-
journed by the magistrates at the Cork
Police Office to allow inquiries to be
made.
Died.-At his residence, North St.,
Skibbereen, Mr.. John McCarthy.-At
his residence, Drisheen, Mr.. Charles
Mclean.
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AN RI M.

a huge mushroom was found by Mr..
Robert Gordon, of Larne, when out for
q walk. Mushroom measures forty
eight inches in circumference by
thirty-four In diameter, and weighs q
little over ten pounds. It is believed
this constitutes a record. The mush-
room was found in a field on the north
side of Ballygally Head, on the Shore
road.
The death from heart disease occur.
red lately of Mrs. MARYLAND, pro-
prietress of the Londonderry Hotel,
Portrush. She was a member of an
old local family.
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KERRY.

A First Glass Scholarship Of Elf II
Second Glass (e10 each), and 9 Third
Glass Scholarships (of E5 each) have
been won by the students Of st. Bren.
dams Seminary, Killarney.
The death 10 reported from Mon.
treal Of Mrs. T. J. Leslie, who was we'll
known in Waterville. County Kerry.
In view Of the intention Of the ven.
doris Of new milk in Listowel to in
crease the price from Sd. to ID. per gal.
Ion, the local Town Tenants met and
formed Z dairy association. with the
object Of .counteracting the action OF
the milk sellers and supplying new
milk to the public 1t the old price
tSd.) throughout tho winter.
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MONAGHAN.

At a meeting of the Carrickmacross
Board of Guardians q resolution was
passed on the motion Of Mr.. Martin,
seconded by Mr.. McGarrell, expressing
the opinion that all efforts to increase
tillage would fail except tax of Is.
Cd per acre were imposed on untenant-
ed land, and on any land of occupiers
who do not cultivate one.fourth of
their holding, the resultant funds to be
placed to the credit of the county
councils, to be used for the develop
ment of the resources of the country.
coal raising, drainage, tillage, etc.
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CARLOW.

Rev. Father Hogan, Rathvilly, was
the recipient of a solid gold Celtic
cross and Irish bog oak walking-stick
from the st. Mullins team at the con-
clusion of the County Carlow hurting
final
Died.-At st. Lawrence's Priory,
Adelaide, South Australia, Rev. Father
Michael Joseph O'Byrne, o. p, eldest
son Of the late James O'Byrne, Esq,
Evergreen Lodge, Carlow.
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Enthusiastically and INTELLECTUALLY,
one of the most complete major sem.
inaries of the Church in this country,
is the new 100000 Kenrick Seminary
of st. Louis, which was opened last
week. The new Jesuit Scholasticate,
whose buildings will, it is said, ap-
proximate a cost of about 100000,
will be finished by September next
year. These educational institutions,
together with it's imposing Cathedral,
speak loudly for st. Louis as a thee.
logical center.
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ed deciding to take no action in the
matter.
DOWN.
The death has occurred at Drumna-
quoile, Castlewellan, Of Mr.. Charles
McKenna, member of a well-known
and highly respected County Down
family. He was father of the Rev.
Charles McKenna, G. NJ, Sydney, Aus
tralia.
DR.. Flood, medical officer, reported
to the Newry Urban Council the occur
renee Of three cases of typhoid fever
in the town. The clerk explained that
the three cases occurred in the same
house, and he thought the infection
could be traced to Belfast.
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RoscoMMoN.

The O'Connor Don, speaking of re-
cruiting in Roscommon, said that the
farmers sons and shop assistants had
not come forward no matter what in
ducements had been offered in that
county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2, at st. Pat
rick's church, Elphin with Nuptial
Mass), by the Rev. j. McDermott, PIP,
Patrick O'Callaghan, Ballinasloe.
fourth son of P. O'Callaghan, Brandon,
County Cork, to May, eldest daughter
of T. McDermott, Elphin.
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TlPPERARY.

TIPPERARY.
There has passed away In Cashel
the last connecting link with the '4S
movement in that city in the person of
the late Mr.. John Nevin. Friar street,
Cashel. He was also active in the Fe.
man movement, - well az taking q
most prominent part In bringing sue
cess to O'Donovan Rosa in the f..
nous election which resulted in his
favor.
The news Of the death Of Mr.. Pat.
rick Hogan, farmer. shronell, Upper
airy. was received on an sides with
expressions Of keen regret The de-
ceased. who was only n his SD year,
had been only few months In failing
health.
At Q meeting Of Csrrick-on.suir No.
! Rural District Council recently d..
u. J. Moran. n. o. a.. reported that q
case Of typhus fever occurred In the
district during the,past few days.
Rev. James o.Lsaxy. PIP, lnchi-
gesla, president, speaking q The Close
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TYRONE.

At meeting of the Tyrone County
Council, University scholarships of the
value of e4O each were granted to Ed
ward Aloysius Devlin, Campassie road,
Omagh; Patrick Harkin, Mill street,
Northumberland, and John c. Malone,
Brook street, Omagh.
When Mr.. Thomas Mills, relieving
officer. who has spent thirty-six years
In the service Of the Clogher Guar
dams, rendered his resignation, owing
to falling health, the board requested
him to retain his position for a fur
Their period of three months, and he
consented.
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KILKENNY,

The resolution of the Limerick Cor
poration protesting against the Danish
ment of Irishmen for no reason as
signed has been unanimously adopted
by the Kilkenny Corporation, the Cal
Ian Board of Guardians, Thomastown
Board of Guardians, and Kilkenny
Board of Guardians.
Callan Guardians have elected DR..
p, ]. Phelan, son of Mr.. VIM. Phelan,
Cashel, D. c., as workhouse medical
officer at an initial salary of e130 a
year.
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WATERFORD.

AS result of a fire which broke out
in the pavilion at Tramore the cinema
operators box and part of the roof of
the building were considerably dam
aged.
The death has taken place at Duagh,
Waterford, of Mr.. Robert Power,
father of Messrs. Richard and David
Power, well known commission agents.
Deceased, who had reached his I'D
year, was popular farmer.
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CAVAN.

At meeting of the Cavan and Long.
ford branch of the I. G. M. A., held in
the Town Hall, Cavan, at which Mr..
]. Reynolds (chairman) presided, cor.
respondence in connection with the de-
partment's action in reducing the grant
to the Dairying Section having been
discussed, the following resolution on
the matter was proposed by Mr.. G. E.
Costello, seconded by Mr.. ]. J. Gan.
non, J. p, and unanimously adopted.
THAT considering the Department of
Agriculture still persists in dispens.
ing with the services of its Instructors
in Dairying for this district, against
the current of public opinion, we
would strongly recommend that the
creameries, with which this instruc.
tor has been connected, should consid.
er the advisabiliy of forming a com.
bination and retain his services, there
by riding themselves from official in.
reference, at least until such time as
Irish public opinion must be respected
in matter of this nature"
The death of Mr.. Patrick Clarke,
Farthadreen, Parish of Killinkere, near
Bailisborough, caused much regret
over a wide district. Deceased had
reached the age of eighty-seven years.
He was brother of Very Rev. Thomas
Clarke, P. p, v. G., Laragh, and he
had two sisters and four daughters be-
longing to the Nazareth Convent in
London.
The principal prize-winners at Kill
leshandra Show were as follows: Ma
jor Hamilton, ]. p, Castlehamilton,
three firsts for Headford shorthorns;
A. S. Tough J. p, Dromolie House,
two firsts, and one second, for Depart
ment COWS and calf; William Stuart,
Kilagone, was awarded first prize for
young heifer; J. Beneson, Ballyconnell,
first prize for a yearling bull; and
Henry Reynolds Tully, second prize
for two-year-old bull.
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QUEENS.

Fairy View" trained by Mr.. Blake
at The Heath, marlborough, won the
Trainers Handicap Of 100 sova. at the
Cork Park meeting. The horse, which
started at the remunerative odds of 6
to /, was we'll backed locally.
At the recent Intermediate Examina-
tions in the junior grade, Miss Dora
Wright, daughter of Mr.. p. p. Wright,
Assist. Co. Surveyor and Mrs. Wright,
Ballymorris, Portarlington, secured
honors In English, and pass In Irish,
arithmetic and algebra, history, his
torical geography and physics. Miss
Wright Is a pupil at the convent of the
Faithful Companions of Jesus, New
townbarry, County Wexford.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.
County President. Miss Mary Rox,a.

County President, Miss Mary Boylan.
R!Ss!sn A Ne: 9 VII:
se rs M Mrs. a. dca aeSal s1a 18th Ave ~ En-
mont Ave. n; Treas, Mrs. Clara ' RYAN.
81 Hol Gas st.: ms. Sec. Miss Mary Boy
br R Rsas vi Vae Aye al 81 Med
meetings held on second and fourth
Mondays s Of month at A. o. u. w. hall.
de Division Mna No. 2, Minneapelis-Presi-
Mary Min Hill; Rec: Sec, Mary oKeefe:
garet F. Sullivan; Treas. Eiizabeth
Meeting held every first and third Mon
gay or each month at A. O. u. W. hall.
80 Central Ave.
deR MARY No. &cR4aen ss.
Bryant Ave: N; Rec. Sec, Mary ~ =.
kka Lilly. 81, s2s Emerson Ave. n; Fin. Sec.
n; ms. Sec, Mrs. Nellie webster, 1915
M emerson Ave AVS n; Conductor, Mrs J.
sth ISL 81 H Sapent H1e NM 4
Ct e., each s !, month. Hall. Plymouth isu and
a. Division sion No: 4. Minnsape1ts-presl-
81; Vice Zee Pres, Mis-. Margaret Duffy;
St; Fin: Sec. Mrs: Sarah Kee ag sso7
5 5see Aye we; g.; ms; Sec; Mrs. Mary Trow.
Mssph 18TH s5 Ase tsi 1 Ts Nj Maj.
Meetings held every first ana and Ha third
Wednesdays Of each month, at corner
biDGGl nsidgn no anq Fs Mn1ss Ayes
dent Margaret Maii!n. ECU Dupont
aEm n; Vice Pres, Mary j. Gleason,
ser is1o Az I'm N Xv aes sfS ss
ins Sec Kathsrin. soT srien' 5 Ays al 81:
Iaur az ays TTreaMs ~ Martha nth Grimm 1913
N. Egan.. 1416 Emerson Ave. n. Meet.
nays at q esch a month ct schuar hail. cor
Dent Mrs n wadd aiesaDsS sss Tayidr
ssss q ou' ~; Wee q y Pres, Agnes Lavelle.
Martin. 2515 Pierce St; Fin: Sec, f Mrs.
n: M Moran. sos 9th Ave. N. D.: ms. See.
Mary Mar !r Rnrn;s ss 3, sr - Ave n Treas
Examiner. Dr. N. =. Mcguire Nest.
days Of each month 1t sand and Can
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President, Mrs Ellen conray.
go Ss,n st. Clair g.; Vice Pres. Miss %.
Treas Mrs. Margaret csr sHtf Soi ~ =:
eS1er 6., AZ r. ~! Mssstns. held 4 Hbss
WAsECA COUNTY.
rl RiH1siSn NJ 'si:J a9ssvilis=Prss!deat
M pss: a. Fin - and Inc: sse, Juii. Nur-
Divislon No. :. 81. Paul-Prss.. Elisa
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MEATH,

There were three applications for
the secretaryship of the Meath County
Council, vacant by the resignation
through illness of Mr.. H. J. Cullen,
]. P. The annual salary is s272. The
candidates were Mr.. J. J. Grennan, &C.
countant, and Acting Secretary; Mr.. j.
]. Gallen, secretary to the Meath
county committee of agriculture, and
Mr. James v. Lawless, assistant sec.
rotary Dublin county council. Mr.. Gren.
nan was declared elected.
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EERMANAGH.

The Enniskillen Guardians have ex-
pressed their sincere sympathy with
the relatives of the late Mr.. T. Doh
erty, j. p, who was a member of the
Board for many years.
Enniskillen Guardians have passed q
vote of coincidence with the relatives
of the late Mr.. VIM. Bracken, Toom,
Blacklion, who had been a member of
the old board of guardians.
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NATIONAL DIRBCTORS.
Jas. J. Ryan, q. Paul.
John n Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews, Rhode Islana.
I'd. r. Hayes, Nov. Jersey.
Iyiss r. Netartisnd. New YORK..
STATE oYuCns-uNHnsorA.
,,FFr ss,asnt-E ,. Doyle nnaicot'
Vice Prssidsnt-A J. Fewsss Du.
state sssreeasy-R. ]. Upsan,,l syoe
LongfelloW Ave-, lelnno0pollR. D. y y. a
Trsasurer-oAn 0AeeAy. 1onegOm-
state caapsa,aRsv. :. J. Tsz.
P.esidsst ses lassss.ss yeaA-z. J.
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MAYO.

Mr.. J. Herman, Ballaghaderreen, has
been appointed manual instructor for
Mayo. and Miss Coyne. Westport,
dressmaking instructress.
The Rev. P. Cunnane, &C., Balm
robe. who was recently ordained for
the American mission, was presented
with handsome illuminated address
and purse of sovereigns. Mr.. B. Wa
ters presided at the function. Mr..
James O'Shaughnessy made the pre-
sentation.
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HENNEP1N COUNTY.

o.B BiysiGn s5 MS 1mPFrs1sident
RRr Pres. Jas M 81 2eS goth Ave. S.;
Treas j. N6s Mens 2 atS9 s aSh A Az
s; Fin. Sec. ". ?. Casey, 5ss Ere a9s:
Division No. President, Felix Nc
MMa Names ~ R5S7 st 9Th st. 81 Vice Pres John
Sec B9 y 5aos Golf 1ks, Ays Fin
ms: Sec. James Kelly. 1918 oath Ave.
s.; Treas, Edward Bevans. 2615 Chicago
Ave; Med. Examiners, Drs. w. p. Muir
first Sunday afternoon and third Thurs
a fa2 night OF each month at Richmond
Division No. s-;President, p. 8. JEFF
Koe s ssh A snd St. We: Rss Sas
ssc A. rHa d s;v 1920 g. 9Th st s. Fl Fin
s r.: r Ses NJ IS Ssges1 S29 ats 9Th Ave
Central Ave. Meeting held every first
sunday sun afternoon third Tuesday even;
No. 2. 80 Central Avenue.
Division No. President, John Mem
ETes, 5as + Houifsaa, 1888 isss Fiji X x,ss
Az Ave Re 81 se FIN Ed ssc Delaney 1900
James Ave. n: ms. Sec, 1. Rice, 2sos
L 1iIs is, Az 1fh III Il Treas Thos Mecon
sey, Linden This. Rente NJ. !. Mi Doe.
agolis; Vice Pres. W. =. Ryan. Linden
Hills. Route No. 2. .Minneapoiis; ms.
Fin see MAS 9a: RssS
T Freas Fls R Saisn No aG.n
RG pivi, MS ~ M,sn mSrgesiasnt
mings, 1870 18th Ave. s.: Vice Pres, III
ard Farrell. 211s Cedar Ave. Fin: Sec.
Division No. 7-President, 8. Il Shan.
F Ppe:: AZ I.. unMty cHs Az n r.; Vice
T. Cullen, lii Hsrmo TeP,in a;ce: r1 m.
se Siv':, n RNSS o sii 18th Az.
VICE Pres, ps. Fos. ssSi Grand a AVE- ,a !:
Elm. and ms. Sec, J.. O. eheehan, AZ
H5Issnnsgin Ave: Rec: Sec. J: q: c1ibby.
M aas a. ~ Pc 81 IN; Treas c Nc
Division No. s-President, p. J. Nc
Gcrmick. Hopkins. Mimi; VICE Pres.
Rec sse HTS Sos b nepn Ho Se
MINI, r. r. ia. j; Fin: and ms See.
E = Trsss. Tn az Aeoannon, Hopkins.
1 pi1ii. Is = Ne r.: ii;s-p....a.ns ;. D.
Dseney, ee3 seth Ave. n. d; Vce Prea..
@. J. Nolan, 1913 jefferson 81 II. ri:
Elm. eec.. John Moran, SoE 35th Ave. n
Az. n. II: Treas. johS 0ormaisv III III
I. su1uR COUNTY.
County President Jacob ossA. =
J ' fS;s,l.:Isss e, Ne e !, xes....:,,
.ady; Rec. &c., n. caafkia; IA -,
.. a. Hanlea: In1. 0oo, D. n HsniS0:I
Frsae. 2. !: keohsa; Ma. 1xa4inee:I
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CLARE,

Died.-September 3, at her mothers
residence, Kilmaley, Ennis, Co. Glare,
Margaret, the dearly beloved wife of
the late Martin O'Connor, of PIP Par
nell street, aged % years.
September 1, at Skerries, Michael
Cullinan O'Halloran, solicitor, of II
Everton terrace, Old Cabra road, and
Riverview, Ennis.
At Monmore, Kilrush, Mr.. Charles
Cullinan.
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DAKOTA COUNTY,

County President, T. p. Moran, Hast
ings, MINI.
: Division No. 1, Hastings-Div. Pres,
Pres, Patrick Caroian, Hastings. MINI:
Rec. Sec, Thos. s. Ryan, Hastings,
MINI: Fin. Sec. N. o'Brien, Hastings,
Aim; Ins. Sec. M. O'Brien, Hastings,
iners. Drs. Peck and Brady. Meetings
held on second and fourth Thursdays
OF month in A. o. U. w. hall.
o'Donnell. $500 Longfeliow Ave; Vice
Pres, Jas. McKenna, 26S goth Ave, S.:
Treas, D. J. McHugh, 2439 18th Ave.
g: Treas. p. J; Owens 2425 26th Ave.
Ave: s.; Fin. Sec, w. P. Casey, 1853
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KINGS.

The Edenderry Board of Guardians
have, on the recommendation of DR..
O'Reuly, extended Nurse Dempsey's
leave for further period of one month
on account of her continued illness.
The Edenderry Memorial Fund to
Father Kearns, the martyred priest of
'98, goes on apace. Many exiles from
Kings County have sent in large sub
scriptions.
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.LoUTH.

Two German traders in Drogheda,
named KERN, pork butcher, and
Wherlsy, matchmaker, have been ar
rested, and sent to the internment
camp at Oldcastle. They have lived in
Drogheda for years.
The Rev. Brother Wenceslaus o.
Neill has been appointed President Of
the De La Sale Preparatory College
Greenville, Kilmacow. He had been
Superior of the Ardee Schools, and
during his term of office these schools
reached a high stage Of efficiency.
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NEW CHURCH At CROSSE ISLE.
A new structure is to be erected in
place Of the old st. Ann Church at
Crosse Isle, Canada, which has been
in service for IS years. Many of the
"ship-fever" victims during the Pc
riod of early Irish emigration are bur-
led at Crosse Isle.
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In Belgium there is the Maleken
association of about 700 fathers who
receive each Sunday at a low cost
clothes for themselves and children,
as also tobacco. Apostlehuizen, Bel
GUM, is village of cottages, estab-
lished by Father Meerleer of st. Mich
olas, each cottage sheltering an old
married couple.
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Secretary Of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH, saltwater.
State Treasurer Of Insuranee-John
Sheehy, Montgomery. =,
State Medical Director-Dr. ]. ".
OC0nnor, st. Paul.
Director Of Insurance F,und-John
Moran, Minneapolis; e. J. McManus. St
Paul; P. L. Cummings, Minneapolis: !.
%. Corcoran. st. Paul; Thomas Welcn'
saltwater.
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KILDARE.

Died.-At his residence, Castleder.
mot, Philip, son of the late Thomas
Doyle, aged f1fty.nine years.
Died. September 6, at her resi-
dence. Kildare, Mrs. Teresa McHugh,
relict of the late Thomas McHugh,
Athy.
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PoPE's FINANCES ARE LOW,
Cardinal Gaspari, the Papal Secre.
tary Of State, has sent 5000 to the
Calais Hospital, with a letter saying
that the Pope regrets that the pres
emit condition Of the vatican's finan.
ces prevented his sending more.
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CROW WING COUNTY.

County President, VIM. Barron, 414
Fourth Ave-. Brainerd, MINI.
un D1yig Ron.l No. aso BrainerdlPresident,
Pres, H. H. Mccartney, 215 N. 3rd St;
Rec. Sec, J. J. Nolan, 615 N. 5th ST.;
Fin. Sec, J. =. Brady. sig n. 9Th ST.;
ms. Sec. ]. J. Brady, SIG N. 9Th St;
Treas. B. G. Mcnamara, FOG Laurel St. !;
Med. Examiner, DR.. F. A. Bennett, Citi-
zens State Bank Bldg. Meetings are
held on second and fourth Tuesdays Of
month in X. G.. hall
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ARMAGH.

It has been decided to replace the
boy telegraph messengers at Porta-
down Post Office by girls.
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BIG STONE COUNTY.

County President-M J. Mcdonnell,
Graceville, MINI.
Division No. i, Graceville-Pres J. p.
Trainor: Vice Pres, T. F. Rowan; Rec.
naty; ms. Sec, G. p. Ginnaty; Treas. J.
NJ. Randall. Meeting held every first
Sunday and third Thursday Of each
month at Fraternity hall.
The Irish standard., 1915-10-02
DIVISION OFFICERS A. o. H.-TIMH
AND PLACE OF MEETING.

County President-John P. Coleman.
Anoka, MINI.
L Ward; Vice Pres, John L Green;
Rec. Sec, Charles e. Green; Fin. Sec.
James McArdle; ms. Sec, James Nc
liners, J. H. Frank and A. T. Game
The Irish standard., 1915-10-02
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.

County, President. p. ]. McGrath.
Madison Lake.
to- sec a Son eoq Madison Take
Treas. Michael O'Brien, Mankato; Sar-
geant, M. A. Sullivan. Madison Lake;
Sentinel, John Mccall. Mankato; Chap.
lain, Rev. Fr. Hughes, Mankato.
Division No. I, Mankato-Pres., Mi
ehael O'Brien. Carol St.; Vice Pres.
Dan Coughlan; Rec. Sec, p. II. Jordan,
316 Pleasant St.; Fin. Sec, G. Fitzger-
aid; ms: Sec, John Mccall; Treas. T.
r. Coughlan. Meet in K. G. hall, Sec
ond and fourth Sundays of month at 2
p. m.
Division No. 2. Madison Lake-Pres.,
Jas. Sullivan, Madison Lake: Vice Pres,
NJ. A. Sullivan, Madison Lake; Rec.
Sec. w. A. Lyons, Madison Lake; Fin
Sec, P; J. McGrath, Madison Lake; ms.
Treas, John Mcnamara, Eagle Lake:
Med. Examiner, DR.. Firgina. Meetings
are held on second and fourth Sundays
OF month in Woodlands hall, Madison
Lake.