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The Irish standard., 1916-08-12

London, July 27.-Here are the ex.
act terms of the Irish settlement
made by John Redmond, Sir Edward
Carson and David Lloyd-George, and
upset by-Lord Lansdowne's speech and
the Governments subsequent action:
II. The Government of Ireland Act
of 1914 to be brought into operation as
soon as possible after the passing of
the Bill, subject to the notifications
necessitated by these instructions.
%. The said Act not to apply to the
Excluded Area, which is to consist OF
the six counties-Antrim, Armagh,
Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry and
Tyrone-including the parliamentary
boroughs of Belfast, Londonderry and
Newry.
''3. AS regards the Excluded Area
the executive power of His Majesty to
be administered by a Secretary of
State through such officers and depart.
ments as may be directed by an Order
in Council, those officers and depart
ments not to be in any way respon-
sible to the new Irish Government.
"a. The number of Irish representa-.
tives in the United Kingdom House
of Commons to remain unaltered; viz,
103.
IS. The Irish House of Commons to
consist of members who sit in the
United Kingdom House of Commons
for constituencies within the area to
which this Act. applies.
IS. A reduction to be made in the
number of Irish Senators proportion
ate to the population of the Excluded
Area. The Senators to be nominated
by the Lord Lieutenant, subject to in
structions from His Majesty.
~. The Lord Lieutenant to have
power to summon conferences between
members for constituencies in the Ex-
Guiding area and members for constitu-
encies in the rest of Ireland.
''S. A reduction to be made from
item A of the transferred sum (cost of
Irish services) when ascertained pro-
portionate to the population of the En-
cluded area.
80. Provision to be made for per.
manent sitting of the High Court
Judge or Judges at Belfast appointed
by the Imperial Government or for the
constitution of new court at Belfast
with the same jurisdiction as that of
the High Court, but locally limited.
Cali appeals, both from courts in
the Excluded Area and those in the
rest of Ireland, to go through appeal
court in Dublin.
40. Section thirty of the Govern
ment of Ireland Act to be extended to
any disputes or questions which may
arise between the Excluded Area and
the new Irish Government.
I'll. His Majesty's power of making
Orders in Council for the purposes of
the Act to be extended so as to in
clude the power to make necessary
adjustments and provisions with re-
spect to the government of the Elk
cluded Area and relations between
that area and the rest of Ireland and
Great Britain, etc.
"12. Among the various questions
to which attention must be directed in
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12
Bishop Of Derry 0enounceS
Partition Of the Emerald Isle
Makes Soul Stirring People not to Surrender
the Inheritance of United Terms Iohn
Redmonds Settlement"

this connection will be the question
of fixing fair rents under Irish Lane
Acts. =
10. All orders in Council under the
new Act to be laid before both Houses
of Parliament in the same manner as
orders under the Government of Ire
land Act.
ia. This Bill to remain in force
during the continuance of the war and
twelve months thereafter, but if Par
lament has not by that time made fur
Their and permanent provision for the
government of Ireland, the period fol
which the Bill is to remain in force is
to be extended by an Order in Council
: for such time as may be necessary in
order to enable Parliament to make
such provision
The Most Rev. DR.. McHugh, Bishop
of Derry, in a letter to the Dublin In.
dependent, again denounces the Parti
ton of Ireland and makes a soul-stir.
ring appeal to the Irish people not to
surrender the inheritance of a United
Ireland handed down through ages of
persecution and blood. DIR. McHugh's
letter is as follows:
Sir-The tragic events that are re.
ported in the press from day to day
show that the fate of Ireland nation
is in the balance. The men whom she
delegated to voice her sentiments in
the great assembly of the United King.
dom, to defend her integrity, and to
secure her independence, have failed
to carry out that commission. In all
the trying vicissitudes through which
our poor country has passed she has
remained one and undivided.
Her liberty and her independence
were bartered and betrayed in the sor-
did transaction of the Union, but still
she was sold, not piecemeal, but as
one. Neither betrayal, nor persecu-
ton, nor the rigor of the Penal Laws
was able to divide the sons of the
soil of Erin. Blessed by St. Patrick
as nation, the children of Erin have
chung to the national ideal with a te-
nacity surpassed only by their loyalty
to the Faith that he planted in their
breasts. And are the Irishmen of to-
day going to prove themselves degen-
crate sons of their great and noble for
bears? Are we going to surrender
even without national protest the
Inheritance of'an United Ireland hand
ed down to us intact through ages of
persecution and bloodshed?
Is the spirit of Ireland dead, or
has her manhood departed, that she
can stand listlessly by and see all the
endurance, all the organized effort of
centuries brought to naught and her
birthright bartered for less than a
mess of pottage by those who had
entrusted to them the sacred duty of
guarding and defending her?
Are we so Indifferent to the memory
of our sainted forefathers as to allow
the last resting place of St. Patrick
and st. Brigid, the spot dearest on
earth to the great st. Columkille, apd
the Primatial See of Ireland's Father
In the Faith, to be included in a new
Pale and cut of from the Fatherland?
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RELIEF ENJOYS ON THEIR WAY
eAck-WERE NOT PERMIT.
TED BY ENGLAND TO
LAND.
Continued from page ~
JOHN d. MOORE,
National Secretary,

Aolh 4NClACl ullu
26 Cortland Street, New York.
TELEGRAM.
The White House, Washington, D. c.
John d. Moore, Esq,
26 Cortland Street,
New York.
Telegram with reference to cases of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes Kelly
and Joseph Smith received. At the
Presidents direction, the Acting Sec
rotary of State had already taken this
matter up with ambassador Page and
the British ambassador in Washing
ton. Representations have already
been made in these cases looking to
the release of, these American citizens.
J. p. TUMULTY,
Secretary
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12
Washington, d. C.

washington, ~. u.
John d. Moore, National Secretary
Irish Relief Fund Committee,
20 Cortland Street,
New York.
Your telegram to White House in
re Thomas Hughes Kelly and wife and
Joseph Smith. On July twenty-fifth
the department received a telegram
from the embassy at London stating
that the parties mentioned were re.
fused permission to land by British
authorities and would be returned to
the United States on Steamship Phila-
delphia, sailing Saturday. On July
twenty-sixth department cabled EN-.
bassy to do everything possible in be-
half Of parties pointing out that Kelly
has not been connected with Irish
politics and that Smith is known by
his relations to charity rather than
to politics and that they are prom
inently associated in this country.
Nothing further has been received
from embassy and the grounds of the
action Of British authorities are not
known. Department is again cabling
the embassy to urge that parties be
not forced to return and to use every
appropriate means to prevent the
threatened action. will endeavor to
Keep you advised of developments.
FRANK l.. POLK,
Acting Secretary of State.
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tn

Rt. Rev. James McGolrick and a
group of young men and women from
his parish were guests at tea given
Saturday afternoon at 20 Matsu
Chaya," by Mrs. E. Frank Barker. At
the close of the tea Bishop McGolrick
presented an Italian mosaic cross that
he was wearing, to his hostess and
asks her to forward his name with an
application in the Japan Society of
America. Assisting in serving were
the following young women wearing
Japanese costume: Miss Florence
Webb, Miss Helen Rabe, Miss E. Pearl
Preston, Miss Mona Mccullough, Miss
Florence Duggan, and Ichijina Noasaku
from Nigata, Japan.
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12

Ely decree of Pope Benedict the
counties of Wheeler, Greeley, Howard
and that portion of Hall north of the
Platte river had been detached from
the diocese of Omaha, and attached to
the diocese of kearney, Neb.
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12

Sister Bertrand and Sister Helen of
Rochester, Mimi, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh,
142 West Faribault street, Thursday.
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12

Edward Murphy of Minneapolis is
spending the week at the Regatta and
is an enthusiast over the Duluth Boat
Club.
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12

America. Assisting in serving were
the following young women wearing
Japanese costume: Miss Florence
Webb, Miss Helen Rabc, Miss E. Pearl
Preston, Miss Mona Mccullough, Miss
Florence Duggan, and chijina Noasaku
from Nigata, Japan.
Italian residents OF West Duluth re-
Gently purchased the former St. Ste
phen's German Lutheran church build
ing, which was located at Sixty-eighth
avenue and Raleigh street, and will
move the structure to Fifty-ninth ave.
nue. and Raleigh street, where mis-
sion of the st. Peters Italian parish
will be established Rev. ]. Zarilla,
pastor of st. Peters church, will have
supervision over the mission.
The st. Stephens church was recent
ly sold by the congregation, which last
spring moved into it's new church at
Fifty-eighth and Nicollet streets. The
moving of the structure will begin at
once and it is expected that about
$4,000 will be spent in remodeling and
placing it in condition for use. The
Italian Catholic parish has about 200
members residing in this end of the
city.
Mrs. William Walsh and son Will
liam and little daughter Rose Mary
Of Minneapolis are the guests of Mr.
Walsh's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Walsh, 142 West Faribault street
Sister Bertrand and Sister Helen of
Rochester, Mimi. were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh,
Jap West Faribaul, street, Thursday.
Edward Murphy of Minneapolis is
spending the week at the Regatta and
is an enthusiast over the Duluth Boat
Club.
Mrs. Esther Slit, 211 Tenth avenue
East, president of the ladies' auxiliary
Of the Sons of Veterans, will be host
ess at a special meeting at her home,
tonight. Important business matters
will be discussed. This will be the
last meeting until September.
The Catholic ladies' guild of Wood
land held their regular monthly bust. |
ness meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. John Hennessy, Min
neapOlis avenue
Judge Copeland, sitting in the Or
phan's Court. Greensburg, Pa, on
July Is handed down a decision dis
missing the exceptions filed in the es-
tate of James l.. Toner, late of Derry |
township. At the time of his death |
Mr.. Toner left an estate valued at |
$4,000 to the Bcnedictine order. II
the order refused the estate It was to
go to the Right Rev. Richard Phelan, /
then Bishop of the Pittsburgh diocese,
to be used in the establishing of a
school for boys. Toner Institute was
conducted for number of years on
the Toner farm, and when the coal
was removed, Bishop Phelan petitioned
the court to be permitted to move
the school to Brookline, Allegheny
county, where the institute is now in
operation. When the heirs threatened
ejectment proceedings, Bishop Cane.
win, successor to Bishop Phelan, asked
the court to permit him to make a
settlement on compromise of $685.
600. This request was granted. Ex-
ceptions were filed to the DEGREES Of
the court, the heirs wanting distri-
button of all the funds. The decree
Of Judge Copeland dismisses all the
1t was held, however,
that a valid appointment of trustee
may be made without the Intervention
Of the attorney-general.
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12

Mrs. Esther Slit, 211 Tenth avenue
East, president of the ladies' auxiliary
Of the Sons of Veterans, will be host
ess at a special meeting at her home,
tonight. Important business matters
will be discussed. This will be the
last meeting until September.
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12

Mrs. William Walsh and son vii
liam and little daughter Rose Mary
Of Minneapolis are the guests of Mr.
Walsh's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Walsh, 142 West Faribault street.
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12

The Catholic ladies' guild of Wood
land held their regular monthly bust.
ness meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. John Hennessy, Min
neapolis avenue.
The Irish standard., 1916-08-12
St. Patvick's chape/

Continued from Page ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16
C1I.TEA.EEEAD.

Caa1luie~a diri2 qlGe los G1r1farnc-A-
mes = Fl rifn &eoian w'-;ze eon mSiog
,pio@ qor a,Guello de Ia comprehend
ZINC sc hacer maradamdo Gsntas al
nante6r. Pues no. seTClr. %iTsm c@l
nerfecta aE;moria, ~tlahajan lie ronurl
acuer,io, = agcn s" .naoaa ~Ealeaunns
rl uroo a. los 0.2oz = T.ioe@'@raa-
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nna noticia lie Ia ciu3a2d &be NJG&ico
Ell Dug sc azegrara nue Pablo Gonza-
ltx ma pabl5rado IN Gacoeto orSa-
na-io que sG& Pas2do ror las arrnas
s0Gu acuel que dEga que el tifo esta
mlatamdo mNcha @enrs. es ceclr- e! que
ME hable NAL del tifo, d5c5Hnfo los
horroGres ONE eaomete.
E. oonmor=dora "a aoliGalGdad EN-
tire Pah-ir0 y Dos pioj0s.
No SON como aeasas genIEs disoolas
QUE se olian = muler1e ponIas Ia na~
hace mllls que Ia otsa q riene ma
jon eZito.
Ell general caIrame2@.n y los morti-
feaoa PARISHES safabaj@n rcmplera-
menYe uuiGos nor 4 h5ea re Ia pa
.ria-~.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16
ILESA.HDG0.

El SENIOR dion G@rlzalo dc la F'a2rra.
ror ahiHisimo en- $50 de i'Ecio;g cire-
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rienre d. to&o 10 que diic = sscn;i-
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iCla~o.
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aa gAlid0 Ia protection d"clJioI die
5a@ saquca&ores carranclames.-~
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re c-:anto Giga y e2cra52 ;aaol@-. sjn
a~rorE@cs2 para NADIA d" los r2aran-
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ruya munifirencia Gebi@ e. trna4r pc
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pu uue Tiw-ia.
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ENTIRE DOS DOnIlICOS.
LA TRAGEDIA DE SANTA ISABEL

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META5E A CA.alR ANC1STlA-

Sd qn1ene us-eG, 1ener EIito ren
cua2lquiera ,ernnresa que ac0naeta ren
MIS&ico, I~Inic=Grenrte necesita meTer-
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dice sin cli@nteia Y aMo safue curar mi
el Fmnacho pegaho; ri - al@qgnd0 se-
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vida lie crHpu.a . ,JustEniGnO = "a!
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ted = caaranrEsta = rE&bEfa sa1TSDdo Ia
s~ituaci&n. Mo 5mporta GIue no si!TTI
pa-,a ma.1:ra il clD;sa. :i es ustsd
con- 1itGc5onalis sta. strive listed has:a
para obssyc- 4 81 mo. aasEame favor
10 g=r el siguienre arise pul:-icado esn
IN Ferlodico de- NeH5co:
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dc Scnpfa, Sc Tsres5tan Elrg nh, -aen-
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Cpn-enri6n. Orurran al iieanciaSo
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q1se T,ayan q tlngir de magistrates
4 SpnDra. ccm taH DE mo haber ;seeT:i-
din i FIuertta, y con Ell herho die ser'
Observation-Disclosures bSen Pueden sra'
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Concentrates de la guerra

IL pr,aalsa nc LonGjres, TUE MICS h.
Elega4o- pubIira l3a s.$aienres come2-
Ear5os;
.Algun2s puol5eae5oneS EN- Tarios
rraisas reurrales ham hecho ~c@-neIzG-
TICS mais % me@2os Teri&6coS nesperIo a
Dos morigroa i've -4 nlera disposition
del Milis-erio irg.+s .5e Ia Guerra.
qn= orG=na c2e eel enT-io DE- p4h.icacio
mcs ~peri6tiras = f.sos galsea ne4rr,l-
Bss de EUROPA. 200 puede hacerse 81
mo por l~conGucco lie hos e&iroares ce L.
p~nbl5cac16n o stills agartes au~1orEZ2&ns-
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TIE Ga censura para h corresponds
c5a cue riene he Dos Ge5er58os p2ises-
E. reJarir@m=nre f4cil elercerIa 1es-
pgc1o a. -&s car1ass gsro r~eSr2lra Inn
posab-2 para hos perioGioos. cugaaS por-
c@ones ITO e~sacri-as o sTs sn-re.@reaS
pac6en seaZ-ir para escridir oen ella
con t;aras que TITO sea- 2pgecl2blss -
d. silngle Vista Lns commentaries qoe
SO haa ae=ho resracco al ai4n que
Sc e5ene en Iag3aberra Ge ocGlta- lo
qla en- ella pasa, = 10 rna. one4le=2
L. disposition = lGz % REFERENCES
m@ aon ren consequence g,Hr1licoS-
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Los r2lunEaGios gsaegos cue p7e--
TN sus serviicios EN- al alErciEo Tram
crs. aeposirarDn en- las pasadas Gias
en 81 ~Naseo del E5arci1o' MN es-
randarte frarsco-nelano. Al pen-re-
=a=In al general NioI. MI official gr.!e-
go d15o que sl p2is mo P2d-z oIr.&ar
.%jarn4s iu pae Ia Francia ha hecho Por
el beleniszoo. En- Ea banGara sa tn
rnenrra un.a inscription: No-re Da-
rne del Lorette." Ell esra acri0n de
sgaer1a tnmarnn Pa.rta les Folurra-ips
griagps- = * d~isringu5erom eztra@r-
GiErarGarne@ne. All Sal1r de lns lngnail-
dos. una rez c0nrlu5da La ceramoria-
.la mulri-ud los ac3am6 calurnsamen-
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El 1ctal lie las p6rdiGGs arrsrno-aIe-
raarya observation-disclosures uen Serbia -
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TEL "Eandalshara de- Amsterdam.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

elevar seg-ln dat@s U&5cl2l@s, a .aLs
-~2atlJaGGs ~sguien1es:
-A.emanes; mDeTE0s. 2-.090; neri-
dos, 10, gR0s enferrous. a--..0@0. AUS
rrl@r4s: muertos, 22,0Q0: heridas,
5@GfC93 cnferrmos, d 1000 Bnlgaros:
raueEras. 11-QbUs hesidos. 32!G0ls Ell
Ge=r1gs. 8,G00- Turcos: mue1oos,
3.0p@= her51cs, 14,0@l; anfarmas.
Ia.0@0; 10 gue nace ma oot2l tie 327
mil SleEa u eornoate, entire los cua-
It's hay GI,0G0 muertos-
= {: =
Ell > lie Dlciemhre Eri2o 90 amos.
one eI Elrnpera&or de Austria ascen-
d15 al tran@. E>tr4 hos ~sciDeranos ell
r@peos sI InH>o que h. permamsc5Ao
msns riempo I'm el tro~o fine L1la XIV
Dc EIr2@c5a. = CT su reimad0 lie -
af.os sst$.n iHc-u5dos II amos Ge tuta-
ia- DE- asanara q2e el ElmperaGor
Francisco JosG ma barido acta2lnnence
rod@s los records.
T. =. =.
Ina commission suaca ACADIA 6a vEsI-
LII In .@nea Ge ~coG=Ihare. LIS mianl-
bros q2e Ia ~integran ~r1edaron PRO-
innGsauas@te irapg'eSio-ados po- cnsan-
to s0sroz e@ Eranc5a. : especial
me@te por e- eSplri.4 5el pleb5o fran
res EIiste Iaa SirnpatSa rra&icio-
mai encoe FslGncja y Saeci2 que Ga
siGo CEac@da Ell los ult.nnoS ;aFns DOT
acs eEabcrad@s ~esiuer2as de .Alemania
PaGTa ar1E2erae la slmEHatia lie Su2cia.
Los Dc9nsecizaiertns ne l2 guerra. v
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