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No. 1000.
Order for Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Ludger
LaChance, Decedent.
On receiving and fling the final az &c;
and testament and her petition praying
for the allowance of said account and
for a decree assigning the residue of
said estate to the persons by law en-
titled to the same,
1t Is ordered. that all persons inter.
ested in said estate appear before said
Probate Court on Monday. the 18th day
forenoon, at the Probate Court in the
Court House at Minneapolis in said
County, then and there to show cause,
IL any there be, why said account
should not be allowed and said estate
not be distributed as prayed for in
And it is further ordered, that notice
Of such hearing be given by publish
Ing this order once n each week dGs
day Of hearing in the Irish STANDARD, a
newspaper printed and published in
said county, and by mailing q copy of
this order to all the legatees named in
said will and heirs-at-law Of said dece-
dent. when their address is known or
can be ascertained by due diligence at
least fourteen u4) days before the date
OF sad unless notice is
BY the Court,
JOHN A. DAHL
R. 8. wIGGIN, Attorney.
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CORK.

In commemoration of the Mathew
anniversary the beautiful statue to
the Apostle of Temperance in Cork
was illuminated as we'll as the Total
Abstinence Hall, and the Barrack
street band paraded the streets
The Macroom grocers have fixed
the following prices to govern the
trade locally, the adjustment being
necessitated by the next taxation:
Teas. % Sd per h.; sugar, As Sd per
stone; roll tobacco, Sd per o., and
bar plug, 5h d per OF.
The death, in her 1O4th year, has
occurred at Ballybranagan, Cloyne,
six miles from Middleton, of Catherine
Garde. Deceased never married.
The Cork Pipers and Irish Dance
Club is being reformed, with Very
Rev. DIR. Henebery as president.
Matthew Barry, pupil of the Cork
School of Art, has won a $50 scholar.
ship at the Dublin School of Art.
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ARMAGH.

To the Lurgan Town Council, DR..
Agnew, M. o. H., reported that during
September there were registered in
the district forty births, equal to an
average annual birth rate of 1856, as
compared with 26.4 for the previous
five years.
Believing that a technical offence
had been committed, the magistrates
at Lugan Petty Sessions imposed a
nominal fine of Cd and 2Os costs on
Alfred w. Mann, chemist, summoned
under the Food and Drugs Act for hav.
ing sold OF. Of grey powder contain
ing per cent of mercuric compound,
whereas it should not contain any
mercuric compound according to the
British Pharmacopoeia.
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WICKLOW,

A fire broke out at Kynoch's Chem
ical Factory last week. The outbreak
was fortunately not of a serious char
acter, and the employees of the factory
were able to cope with it before any
material damage had been done.
Died-October z, at postof1ce, Ennis
kerry, Francis Buckley, R. D. c. At
Kilavaney, Tinahely, James Doyle. At
Airfield, Greystones, Thomas, the
dearly loved son of James and Eliza
beth Heelan, aged 9. At Al Edenvale
road, Ranelagh, Hettie, second daugh-
ter of the late VIM. Lesson, Rathdrum.
At her residence, The Scalp, Ennis
kerry, Wicklow, Margaret, youngest
daughter of the late John Reynolds,
Knocknarea, Sligo.
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NATIONAL OFFIC

NATIONAL OFFICERs-L. A. A. Q. II.
National President-7Adrs. Ellen Ryan
National Vice President-Miss B. A.
Mahoney, Calumet. Mich.
Christy, Cleveland, Ohio.
National Treasurer-Mrs. Mary G.
Connolly. Syracuse, N. 7.
STATE OFF1CERs-L. A. A. O, H.
President-Mrs. Mary B, DAILY. 1906
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice President-Miss May q. Hammill,
Secretary G. Heating. 147
Pleasant Ave-, St Paul
Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan, Fari-
Board of Directors-Mary M Sullivan,
Duluth; Ellen Conroy. St Paul; Mary
]. Reilly, Brainerd.
Auditing Committee-Margaret Scott,
ST. PAUL. Margaret Sullivan, Minneapo.
lis; Elisabeth Mentally. st. Paul.
Grady, Saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Nargaret sulli-
state! state 4e IS Director-Dr. r. W.
Directors Of Insurance Fund-Nellie
Curran. Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, st.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty. Shieldsville:
Anna Willesen. Duluth; Margaret Mol.
Auditing committee-Ellen McGrath,
st. Paul; Annie Kennedy. st. Cloud;
Nellie McColl, st. Paul.
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LoNGFoRD.

At the annual meeting of the Ora
nard Cooperative Society the advisa-
bility of erecting a flour mill in con-
nection with the creamery was con-
sidered, and after discussion, on the
motion of Mr.. P. Mckinney, D. c., Sec
onded by Mr.. P. Kelly. resolution to
that effect was passed.
Widespread sympathy is extended
to the parents of the late Mr.. Michael
Redahan, Corglass, Co. Longford, med
ical student, who was the victim of a
drowning accident in the Royal Canal,
Dublin.
The dead body of Mr.. James Reilly,
who was the principal teacher in Ora.
nard Boys School, was found in a
pond in Mr.. Floods land, adjacent to
the town.
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WEsTM EATH.

The parishioners, the volunteers,
and the members of the Gaelic
League Of Tang, Co. Westmeath, have
presented addresses and testimonial
to the Rev. P. O'Reilly, c. c., on the
occasion of his departure for the Chi
nese Mission.
The winners of the prizes given by
the Westmeath Committee of Agricul-
ture for the best kept cottages and
small farms in the district Of Delvin,
Kinturk and Finea are:
Glass list, Mrs. Mary Gillick, Clon-
mellon; End, John Pagan, Dardis-
town, Killucan; 3rd, John Flynn, An
kersland Fore.
Glass list, Thomas Claxton,
Moyleroe, Delvin; End, Hugh Reilly,
Addinstown, Athboy.
Glass Visit, VIM. Gibney, Cum
merstown. Collinstown; End, John
Nally, Sheepstown, Delvin; Srd. VIM.
Lynch, Church View. Castlepollard.
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CAvAN.

The most successful exhibitors at
the Cavan Show, at which the entries
were 400 over last years, were Tin
horses) Messrs. H. Grey, Ryefield ;
G.. w. Frazer. Graddom (winner OF
Smith Challenge Cup); D. Griffith, M
Cullen, Stradone; (cattle) Messrs. j
Bowden. ]. p, Cootehill; ]. Shelton
Ashgrove. Clones; r. Armstrong, R
w. Shelton, J. Simons, T. Farrelly
and T. Smyth
Mr.. James Hannigan, ex-chairman
of the Cootehill Guardians, has died
very suddenly. The death is also an
nounced of Mr.. Laurence Sullivan
marlborough, a member of the East
Cavan Executive, U. IL.
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DU BLIN.

Father Hanly, c. c., presided at a
meeting in the Lucan Schools, when
Father John F. Norton was presented
with an address and presentation by
the people of his native town.
Lovers of Irish traditional music
will learn with regret of the death Of
Mrs. Bridget Kenny, who year after
year won first prize at the annual
feiseanna. In fact her beautiful rem
behring's on the violin of old native
music won for her the title of Queen
of Irish Fiddlers." Captain O'Neill,
writing Of her in Irish Minstrels and
Musicians" said that her remarkable
talents ought to be regarded as a ma
tiOnal asset.
DIED-October 6, Alexander, of Ter.
esa House, Glasnevin, dearly beloved
and loving husband of Marion Dixon,
and son-in-law of the late James Dave,
of Glasthule
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DOWN..

While cycling along the County
Down coast at night butler named
McGahey, who says he is deaf, failed
to answer sentry's challenge and
was shot through the lungs.
The County Down Commute of
Agriculture have resolved to expend
some of the money allocated for
demonstration plots in the planting of
black currants and vegetables at
Kirkestown and Mourne, where, ow-
ing to the prevalence of black scab,
potato sowing would be banned for a
considerable time.
A well-known Newry cattle-dealer
named James McNally, who was for
some time proprietor of the White.
cross Hotel, died in the Infirmary.
Newry, on the LIST inst.
DIED-At the residence of his broth.
er-in-law, Bernard Dowds, Lilavalla.
CHAN, Clough, Charles j. Henry.
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LoUTH.

Interest was taken at Dundalk
Petty Sessions in the case of Miss B.
McKevitt and Mrs. Mary Wynne, pro-
prietors of private hotels, who were
summoned under the Defence of the
Realm Act for failing to register
visitors to their premises. Henry
Hanlon, Hugh Machines, Duncan Nc
Writer'S aud John Mcdonald, stated to
be variety artists, were also prose-
cuted for failing to register on OBJ
tanning apartments.
The new Stations of the Cross
which have been presented by Mr..
Bernard Keelan. Ardee, to st. Mary's
Church, Ardee, were solemnly erected
last week in the presence of an ex-
cedingly large congregation. Rev.
McKeone, Adm, Dundalk, preached an
interesting sermon.
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CATHOLIC EDUCATION IN MEXICO
EXCELLENT WORK OF THE
CHURCH AMID GREAT.
HANDlCAPS.

One of the matters continually
harped upon in connection with the
Mexican situation is the supposed ig-
norance of the people in that country
and the fact that this state of affairs
is due to the degrading influence of
the Catholic Church. The following
short quotation from a recent article
on the Mexican problem gives a new
and entirely different view of the real
conditions.
Catholic schools" we read, "also
there were in plenty, although they
were not recognized as rightfully ex-
listing. BY the Constitution of 1857
and the laws the Catholics had no
right to teach. Ten years of stable
government following the course of
affairs as they existed in 1910 would
have reduced the illiteracy of Mex
ico's peon population fully ten per
cent" (The Outlook, October 10,
1915, p. 1922
This reveals the Church in its true
role, as the educator of the people.
The anti Catholic government, based
on the liberal" principles predomi-
nant in our day, has handicapped the
Church in Her work of enlightenment
in every possible manner, especially
in the passage of laws forbidding
Catholic education. In spite of this,
the Church has continued in Her work
of popular instruction, and In return
receives today from ill-informed and
self-sufficient writer's and thinkers"
the opprobrious titles of "oppressor
of the people" and 1.-The cause Of the
peoples ignorance" A little learning,
particularly in professional chairs and
editorial sanctums, is a dangerous
thing!
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GALWAY.

At the Ballinasloe agricultural show
the following were awarded prizes:
In the horse section James Johnston,
Fohenagh; ]. Larkin, Woodlands; w.
Blake. Loughrea; J. Keane, Doone;
E. Rothwell, Ballinasloe; Michael Lar.
kin, Dartfield, Mrs. D. Burke, Portum-
ma; Miss H. Flanagan. Tomona, Tulsk;
F. H. Delamere, Mullinger, and Miss
McGrath, Clonabay. Cattle Agricultur.
al College, Mountbellew; Lord The
Clonbrook: Mrs. G. McPhail, Herns.
brook; Committee of Ballinasloe Asy-
lum; P. ]. Murphy. Cross kilconnell;
w. Barrett, Kilreecle; c. Patten, Kiln.
alaw, and J. tombstone, Fohenagh.
D1ED-At Bishop st. Tuam, Mr..
James Butler-At Tulindaly road,
Tuam, Mr.. James Burke.
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RoscoM MON.

The Boyle Guardians have appointed
Miss Carrie Brady, daughter of the
late Mr.. P. Brady, relieving officer,
Crosna, who was killed in a cycling
accident, as locum tenens to fill the
vacancy caused by the death.
Mr.. christopher Callan, law clerk,
Boyle, has been appointed Commits
sioner of Deeds, AfIidavits, Oaths, ETC.,
for the American courts.
Died.-The following deaths are an.
nounced from Roscommon: Mr..
Thomas Moran, The Palace, Elphin,
Mrs. Bridget Durkin, Lavagh, Balm.
tubber, Mr.. James Hoban, Carram0re,
Castlerea. H.,
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Guardians. protesting against the i'm
prisonment and banisment OF Irish
Volunteers under the Defence of the
Realm Act.
The Marlborough Gaels regret very
sincerely the death of one of their
number, Mr.. John Bergin. Mr.. Bergin
was a member of the Marlborough
hurting club for many years, and was
respected and esteemed by all who
knew him. He was engaged at the
| depot of the Great Southern and
Western Railway Company, the en-
ployes of which sent wreath to the
funeral.
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MAYO.

They are showing some record pota-
toes in Mayo this year. Mr.. Mean
drews of Erris, shows two tubers
weighing over lbs. each. Mr.. Rich
ard Murphy, of Bingtown showed one
at lbs. IL ozs. Mr.. Richard Murphy
Of Benghamstown, has grand guam
tity of Founders, making an average
weight of 2 lbs. 4 ozs.
kflalla District Council have re-
jected proposal from recruiting head
quarters to appoint a recruiting COM
mittee, claiming that too many men
had to leave the country owing to the
laws of England"
Died.-James w. Waldron, mer-
chant, Main street, Claremorris, aged
"a years.
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DERRY.

The secretary of the Derry Cham
b Der of Commerce has forwarded to
the Stationery Office, Dublin, copy
5sof the resolution presented to the
Council by the local branch of the
typographical Association protesting
against printing work in connection
with the National Registration Act not
being distributed among the provinces.
ss} verdict Of, death from heart affec.
Ftion was returned at an inquest at
'Portstewart on. Miss Rose Mcwil.
Hams. 5e. q visitor, from the Maghera-
MT district who died suddenly in bed.
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kERRY.

Mr.. P. O'Shea,, Caherdaniel. presid-
ed at a delegate meeting of Kerry
Gaelic Leaguers in Tralee, when steps
were taken to establish County Com.
mittee. A resolution of protest
against the dismissal of Mr.. O'Connell,
N. T., Caherciveen, for being connect
ed with the Volunteers, was passed.
After lingering illness the death
has occurred Of Mrs. E. Enright, Lis
towel The deceased was the wife of
Mr.. Maurice Enright, B. A., formerly
teacher at st. Michael's College, Lis.
towel, and now of Jeffres Institute,
Tralee.
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LElTRIM.

A meeting of the manorhamilton
grocers was held recently to consider
the imports levied by the recent Bud
get, and to fix their standard prices
thereby Mr.. J. Lynott presided.
Others present: Messrs. James Coo.
ney, ]. Keany, ]. N. Dolan, Jas. Nix.
on, D. Walsh, ]. D. Rooney, ]. Golden,
T. McGloin, H. Dolan, J. McGovern
(hoteD, F. Fox, P. Fox, J. McMorrow,
B. Rooney, P. McManus.
Died-At Kiltyclogher, N. S., Mr.. F.
Mcguire, at Mohill. Mr.. Patrick Cry
an, at Acres, Cory, Drumkeeran, Mr..
Myles Ward.
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were badly mangled as the result OF
being caught In steam.thrashing ma
chine while engaged in feeding, has
succumbed to his injuries.
At meeting of past pupils and
friends of Mr.. ]. r. Henchy, princi-
pal of Freshford Boys School, Kilken-
ny, it was decided to present him with
an address and testimonial on the
occasion of his retirement after forty
years service.
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News from Ireland
ANTRIM.

The Dublin Gazette" contains the
announcement of the bankruptcy Of
Thomas Jeffrey, plumber.
Mr.. Edmund McNeill, who died re-
Gently at the age of 81, was feet Z
inches in height. He owned land In
Ballycastle, Co. Antrim, and claimed
descent from the Highland clan OF
McNeill.
Died-John O'Gorman, at High
street, Carrickfergus.-At her resi-
dence, 1874 Cullingtree Road, Cath
crime, relict of the late Henry Dornan
Low Road, Lieburn.
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FERMANAGH,

The Most Rev. DR.. McKenna, assist
ed by the Very Rev. Canon Keown and
the local clergy, blessed the bell of the
girls new intermediate School Ennis
killen. The schools, which will short
ly be completed, make hansome ad-
dition to the. religious and scholastic
buildings in and around the convent
grounds.
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TjPPERARY,

Monsignor Ryan, P. p, v. G., pre-
siding at presentation of prizes to
the students of the Technical School,
Tipperary, and of Gaelic League
classes, said no troubles or dissension
in the ranks of those engaged in the
Irish Language Revival, and no fall
ing away of old leaders, would kill the
Irish tongue if it is taken up by the
boys, girls, young men and young
women Of ireland.
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N EATH.

At Summerhill (Co. Neatly Petty
Sessions the Insurance Commissioners
summoned John Harnan, a farmer and
shopkeeper, of Rathmoylon, for failing
to stamp the insurance cards of a
workman named William Farrell. The
Bench imposed a fine of los and EOS
costs and the arrears of insurance, in
all 81 los.
, Mr.. Pat Rogers, the well-known
Ratoath racing man, has purchased
Mr.. McCann's farm of 100 Irish acres
at Ratoath for E3,50O. Mr.. Rogers
has also purchased by auction Miss
Kings farm of 100 Irish acres at Rat
oath for $4,000.
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state ChsDlain-Rsv. p J. Eek.
Janesyille.
President Of Insurance Fund-T. J.
Doyle. St Paul.
Secretary Of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH, Saltwater.
State Treasurer Of Insurance-Jehn
Sheehy. Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. J. v.
OConnor, st. Paul.
Moran. Minneapolis; e. J. McManus, st.
Paul; p. I. Cummings. Minneapolis; J,
r. ,Corcoran. st. Paul: Thomas WEIGH,
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TYRONE.

Speaking at Omagh, Mr.. Russell
came up to scratch to the extent of
admitting that : historical causes
have prejudiced tillage in Ireland.
Mr.. w. J. A. Wray, ]. p, Rockfield,
Castlefin, Strabane, whose death is
announced, was an extensive farmer,
who for long time acted as men,
Der of the Strabane Guardians. and
No. 2 R. D. Council. He w4s also q
member of the Donegal Co. Council.
Died-Mrs. Mckinney, wife of Hugh
Mckinney, Omagh.
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LIN ERlCk,

Mr.. J. A. Hobson, Petty Sessions
Clerk for Castleconnell, Doonass and
Limerick Liberties. has resigned ow-
ing to ill-health.
Michaelmas Quarter Sessions were
opened on Friday in Limerick by his
Honor County Court Judge Law Smith,
X. c., to whom the City High Sheriff
(Mr. Stephen O'Mara) presented a
pair of white gloves, there having
been no criminal cases at the SEES.
siOns.
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Glass VI-1st, James McEnroe,
Scurloghstown, Archerstown; End,
Pat Doyle, Ranahan, Collinstown.
Mullingar town commissioners have
passed q resolution asking the Lord
Lieutenant to release Edward Mon
Afghan, who was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment at Mullingar.
under the Realm Defence Act, for
statements made to soldiers in refer
ence to the army.
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CLAIR E.

The magistrates Ct the sixmile.
bridge Petty Sessions have reappoint.
ed Miss Georgina Frost to act as petty
sessions clerk. Miss Frost, who Is
the daughter of the late petty sessions
clerk, was unanimously elected clerk
of the Sixmilebridge and Newmarket
on-Fergus districts on July 13, but the
Lord Lieutenant intimated that she
was disqualified from holding the
Office because of her sex.
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KINGS.

The death has occurred of Mr.. John
Farrell, berries, at the ripe old age of
70 years. A representative Of we'll
known and respected family whose
history goes back hundreds of years,
he was himself fine type of Irish
man of the good old.fashioned stock.
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WATERFORD,

Miss Margaret Sweeney, principal
of Mocollop N. S., has been notified
by the Commissioners of National
Education of her promotion to high
er grade.
A protest was made by Mr.. T. Pow
er, presiding at meeting of the Wat
erford County Council, against what
he called vulgar language used at a
recent recruiting meeting, and, other
members agreeing, hoped a repetition
would not occur.
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MONAGHAN.

Hugh McCague, a mason. has again
been elected to the position of Engi-
neer to the Monaghan Rural Council.
In reference to the imprisoned Vol
unteers, Mr.. T. Toal, J. p, Chairman
Monaghan County Council, said, at q
meeting of that body last week, that
their Parliamentary representatives
seemed to be ashamed or afraid to
open their mouths"
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At THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATION.
Count Allessandro Zileri and Cava-
lier Vicentini, of Vincenza, Italy, were
in Washington last week, to confer
with Most Rev. John Bonzano, Apos-
tolic Delegate to the United States.
In answer to inquiries they said their
conference was in no manner official,
and that their visit to America at this
time had no connection with the war.
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KILDARE,

The following candidates for girls
scholarships were selected to fill the
vacancies at the Stradbally Residen-
tial School Of Economy: Miss Mary
Kealy. Boley, Ballylinan; Miss Helena
Carroll, Boley, Ballylinan; Miss Mag
gle Phelan, Derryduff, Coolrain; Miss
Margaret Delaney, Knocklade, Tina
hoe.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
Jas. ]. Ryan, st. Paul.
John =. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews. Rhode Island.
Ed. r. Hayes New Jersey.
James Clancy, Michigan.
Myles F. Mcfarland. New York.
STATE RS-M1NNEsOTA.
President-T. J. Doyle Endicott
Vice President-A J. Powers, Du.
state Ssorstary-P. J. ODonnsu. aSoe
LsonS6olloW Ave-. NiAA0apolia
Trsasarsr-Jeha ohsshy. 1satGea-
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QUEENS 8.

The Queens Co. County Council, at
their quarterly meeting, adopted the
Dublin and Limerick Corporation reso.
lutions, and that of the Limerick