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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04
Som gpbc abbcrnfcn.

Charles 6. 50. Sdarff.
Sim Samstag Mbeno Tim 8 llbr lit
in eil1em Soipital in ut. Nleaiant,
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ltio 6rau Yeter Sdarff in Gleaiant
galleD geboren unb bradte feline 2e=
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trallern feline @itttpe llnb hrci Sim
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&leaiant @allep, nno ein @ruber,
Gbiaip Sdarff in @lorioge. Iie Set
leBnng fin6et 9ienstag INN 2 llbr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04
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fels lobcr mibreno pes gginters sic
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04

Meaiart @alep aus anf bcnl Ilea-
iant galep Brieobof ltatt. Yaitor 8.
@eisler bon Der gp. 2utb. arell3=
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6aus, nad langlpieriger &ranfbeit inn
Sitter BON AZ Sabrell, 3 Monaten nrlo
90 Iagen aus Dem 2eben gelbieoen.
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tief betrallert. Iie 6amilie le6te in
8luegrab bis lie Dor A Sabren nady
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1859 in G%eutldlan0 geboren, no el
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nno 5mar oireft nod Clinton, Sa., {
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port, 100 er SEN groBten 1beil lei1es
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nige Sabre Sic Stelhung zines @or
mannes 6efleioete. 5pater mobnte e,
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balle, 1917 meltl. 6. StraBe, an;
nod oem 6airmount Jrieobof ltott.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04

- &abea Sic idon 0lo NsiIion
Bier probirt? @leib nit Dem beIten
intportirten 8ier uno empfoblen bon
ben Doftoren. Sod Sslan6 8retpi1e
Gompan1. lln1.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04

mos oltgellomn1ett, obne @odidu1le So
gegen etmas atgenommlen bat. Sic
Ibeiluabme ont beltidlen ~llnterridt
5eigte cine feline grbobullg gegen
0as @orjabr on.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
RoscoM MON.

At the meeting of the Roscommon
County Committee of Agriculture and
Technical Instruction, Mr.. w. O'Far-
rell In the chair, the Secretary report
ed that the Department were prepared
to consider applications from far
mers in the county for loans to enable
them to provide corn threshing and
grinding mills in the county. The
loans would be repayable in three
years with four per cent interest. APP.
plications were received from a num-
Der of farmers for agricultural ma.
chinery, and loans to enable them to
equip grinding mills that had been
idle for years.
Mr.. H. M. Fitzgibbon, son of Mr..
John Fitzgibbon, NJ. p, Castlerea, has
been appointed agent for all Ireland,
as representative of Messrs. Rice and
Hutchinson, boot manufacturers, Bos.
ton, U. S. A. In consequence of the
duties attached to the agency, Mr..
Fitzgfbbon has taken up his residence
in Dublin.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
TYRONE.

Information reached the Constabu-
larry at Stewartstown that an old man
named Patrick McShane. who resided
at Castlefarm, Stewartstown, for the
past twenty-five years, was found dead
in bed by Mr.. J. Fl. Donnelly, who lives
next door. Constable Gilroy and Con-
stable O'Hara searched the house,
where he resided alone, and found de-
post receipts on the Emigrant Savings
Bank, 81 Chambers street, New York,
amounting to 1862 dollars, the latest
is dated July, 1915, and los in cash.
Fever still RACES in the Castlederg
district, no less than twelve scarlet
fever and four typhoid cases being in
the workhouse fever hospital at pres
ent Two additional nurses had to be
requisitioned during the month, and
Dr. Leitch, medical officer to the work
house, wrote to the Castlederg Board
of Guardians stating that all the beds
and mattresses available for the fever
hospitals are now occupied.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
GALWAY.

Mr.. Patrick Dermody. Lecarrow,
Tuam, who, by virtue of his office as
chairman Tuam District Council, has
filled the position of magistrate for q
number Of years, has been appointed
j. p. for the Co. Galway. Mr.. Dermody
has been president of the North Gal.
way U.1.L. executive since the death
of the late Mr.. r. Higgins, NJ. P,
North Galway, and his appointment
has afforded general satisfaction.
His Honor County Court Judge
Doyle, addressing the grand jury at
Loughrea Quarter Sessions, where
there was only one criminal case, said
that fact certainly reflected great cred
it on that part of the country. He
hoped that on the occasion of his next
visit he would have clean sheet to
go before him, SO far as criminal work
was concerned. as he had on the &C.
casion Of his first visit to Loughrea.
A sensational occurrence took place
outside the Catholic Church at Kill
conieron, Loughrea AS the people
were leaving after Mass fierce en-
counter took place between a number
Of young men, sticks and stones be-
Ing freely used, inflicting serious
wounds on some of the combatants.
The occurrence is the outcome of a
dispute which arose in connection
with the distribution of the Dunsandle
grazing lands by committee
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
CLARE.

There died at Carrigaholt, in the
first week of the new year, woman
named Mary Canty at the truly pa
triarchal age of ia years! This ven,
cradle lady was in the full possession
of all her faculties up to the last She
had never days illness in the long
span of her existence-until the last
days sickness of her life. Until a
year ago she could without the least
inconvenience to her sight, thread a
cambria needle without the aid
of glasses-in fact she never needed
the use of spectacles. With vividness
and lucidity the old centenarian of the
West would recall the stirring events
of history of one hundred years ago,
and other moving incidents of her en-
tremely long and useful life.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
WESTM EATH.

The death, which is much regretted,
of Mr. Thomas Moran, Lisdossan, re-
moves one of the best known Nation
alists in South Westmeath and for
many years an active local public man.
Mr.. Moran was an extensive farmer.
Mr.. Pat Macken of Golden Island,
in the Shannon, owing to the heavy
floods, has not sat by his own hearth
stone for more than week The wa
ter has invaded his house to a depth
of more than foot and half. He
and his family have ha6 =, betake
themselves altogether upstairs, and a
temporary causeway of planks, stretch
ing from the third or fourth steps of
the stairs to rising ground outside
the house, gives him a sky.looking
exit from his dwelling. Kitchen uten-
sils are floating about in the flood;
no fire can, of course, be kindled in
the kitchen.
The annual estimate for the Mullin-
gar Rural District Council, submitted
at Its meeting is s4,S32, or 1882 less
than last years estimate. The clerk,
In submitting the figures, said it was
the lowest estimate ever placed be.
fore the council during its existence.
The estimate for the coming year, in
the case of the Mullingar Board of
Guardians. was also submitted as
e 13,334. being an increase of G2,069
on that Of last year.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
CORK.

In a discussion on milk contracts at
Cork Guardians meeting. Mrs
Lynch said she had ascertained that in
four great industrial centers in the
English Midlands the price of milk
was 1OAd per gallon, and asked wheth.
er, in view of the increased price
given in the Union, the poor were to
be sacrificed for the benefit of few
short-sighted farmers on the Board. On
letter being read from the l.. G..
Board as to the proposal to amalga-
mate Mallow Union with that of Cork,
Mr.. Dorgan expressed the view that
after the war 1t was more Unions
they would want.
Thomas Condor, Quarry lane, Cork,
was charged at Cork Police Court, un-
der the Defence of the Realm Act, for
using language offensive to the King.
1t was stated that four soldiers took
the defendant to the police barracks
early in the morning and stated that
he had been using bad language to-
wards wearers of the Kings uniforms
At council meeting of the Cork
Industrial Development Association
Mr.. Fawsitt submitted general out
line of his labors in the United States
on behalf of Irish industries, and de-
tails were given of work in the ad-
vancement of the views of the assO.
citation.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
MEATH.

On a plot on farm at Oldtown &C.
quired by the Navan Rural Council for
pasturage for laborers' cows in the dis
trict, one COW valued at EGG died of
blood murrain caused, it was stated,
by something in the pasture, and the
Council proposed to break up the land
In order to eradicate the herb which
caused the disease. The Department
declined to sanction this proposal, and
Father Tiernan and Mr.. w. O'Brien,
Chairman and Secretary of the COM
mittee appointed to manage the plot,
in resigning from the committee, sent
to the council a letter in which they
recalled the ruthless 'ravages of the
evictor in Meath, and added: when
we make an effort to sustain the rem
nant of our race we will not be al.
lowed to till even one small field"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
LoNGFoRD.

In communication received from
the Local Government Board by Gran
ard Guardians containing a report
from the inspector under the commits.
sioners of National Education, high
tribute was paid to the education i'm.
parted to the workhouse children, UNI
der the teaching staff of the Sisters
of Mercy. The report stated: THE
children are neat, clean and we'll
taught, and are making satisfactory
general progress. Their practical in
dustrial training reflects credit on
their staff"
The fever outbreak which took it's
origin in the Drumlish Dispensary dis
trict some two months ago has spread
to an alarming extent. 1t was hoped
about month or six weeks ago that
the dread disease had been success
fully dealt with owing to the fact that
for some short time no new cases of
it had occurred, but all these hopes
have been set aside since the outbreak
has asserted itself in new districts
From the Graigue district the disease
has rapidly spread into Killoe, to Bal.
linalee and to Longford. The fever
hospital at the present moment lis &C.
cupied by IS cases of it, a number
without precedent in that institution,
and the staff supplemented by extra
nurses have their hands full
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
ANTRIM.

The death is announced of Mr..
James Sloane, formerly of Park View,
Ballymacbrennan, near Lisburn. De-
ceased was we'll known in agricultural
circles. and made specially of pro
ducing certain lawn grass which sells
up to G13 per cwt. la'
In presence of the Most Rev. DR..
MacRory. who presided, and a large
congregation. charity sermon in aid
of st. Joseph's Home and Refuge for
Girls, Lonsdale terrace, Crumlin road,
was preached by the Rev. Father Igna.
thus. C.P., Ardoyne, in st. Patrick's
Church. Belfast.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
KILDARE,

An interesting presentation, with
congratulations, was made to the Very
Rev. Father Staples from the nuns of
St. Brigid's Presentation Community
at Kildare and the children under
their instruction in celebration of his
golden jubilee, similar address was
also presented from the boys of the
Christian Brothers Schools as we'll as
by the boys of St. Joseph's Academy.
DIR. NJ. F. Kenna, Coroner for South
Kildare. held an inquest at the H.
censed premises of MIR. w. Dea, Mon
asterevan. on the body of Hugh Doher-
ty, aged Al, hawker, and a native of
Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, who was
found dead in bed at his lodgings at
Canal Harbor, Monasterevan, on New
Years Day.
Mr. Patrick E. O'Grady, son of Mr..
T. O'Grady, The Castle, Kildare, has
secured a wireless appointment in the
Marconi company, and sailed from
Liverpool for Washington and Balti-
more on 18th inst. He was trained at
the Irish School Of Wireless. Dublin.
DIED-January 6, at her residence,
Killybegs, Co. Kildare, Anastasia, re.
lict of the late Edward Ennis, and
mother of the Rev. Brother ]. F. En-
mis-. st. Johns, Newfoundland, also
Rev. Brother J. G. Ennis, Kells, Co.
Meath.-January 8, at her residence, 1
Thomas Court Bawn. Mrs. Mary
Walsh, beloved wife of Patrick Walsh.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
News from Ireland

"a fragrant, disloyal body" remarking
that they had rejected advice given
them as to securing men for the army,
and declaring that it was not long
since they were "conspiring with the
Kings enemies to hand over this
country, to the Kaiser"
A beautiful marble and stone altar,
the gift of Mrs. P. F. McCartan, has
been erected in ST. Malachy's Church,
Castlewellan. to perpetuate the mem
DRY of her late husband, brother of
the late Mr.. nj. McCartan, formerly
NIP. for South Down.
Down Joint Technical Committee
were advised by DIR. Garrett that on
account of the refusal of the City
Council to vote I'd extra in the Ell
for technical education, three of the
technical schools must be closed
Danaghadee and Newcastle. and one
other. 1t was decided to submit the
question to a subcommittee in con-
sultation with DR.. Garrett.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
QUEENS.

Captain Murray-Wright, speaking at
recruiting meeting in Queens Co.,
referred to the gravity of the situation,
and said that the whole thing was that
they must have more men. The Lord
Lieutenant, under his scheme, insti.
tuted couple of months ago, set out
with the idea of getting 10000 men
from Ireland straight of, and subse-
quently obtaining LOO per week.
Their expectations had not been real.
lied and Queens County, in common
with the other counties, had not fur.
nished its quota. Sir John Pagan said
that he thought the time for talking
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
FERMANAGH,

r. o. Higgins. at a recent meeting
of Fermanagh Guardians, drew atten-
ton to the fact that smallpox had brok-
ell out in the neighborhood of Lis.
naskea, and he mentioned that there
was no use serving notices on vac
cination defaulters in the Ballyshan-
non district, as there was no attention
paid to them, and it was now for the
Guardians to take action.
A resolution was read by the Lis.
naskea Guardians from the Enniskil-
len Guardians pointing out that in the
interests of economy it was expedient
that the whole of the poor-law unions
in the county be amalgamated into
one, with one central workhouse, and
that the different boards of guardians
be requested to appoint three dele
gates each to meet at a time and
place to make arrangements to take
the matter into consideration.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
WEXFORD.

A woman named Mrs. Flood Kill
tealy, a widow who occupied a small
farm, died suddenly in her car while
driving home from Newtownbarry. Her
son, who accompanied her, and walked
behind the car, spoke to her when
about a mile from home. She was
then all right. When entering the
village he found her dead in the car.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
THE SISTER OF CHARITY.

THE SISTER OF CHARITY.
She once was q lady of honor and
wealth.
Bright glowed on her features the
roses of health;
Her vesture was blended Of silk and
of gold,
And her motion shook perfume from
every fold;
Joy revell'd around her-love shone
at her side,
And gay was her smile as the glance
of bride:
And light was her step in the mirth-
sounding hall,
When she heard of the daughters of
Vincent de Paul.
She felt, in her spirit, the summons
of grace,
That calld her to live for the suffer
ing race;
And needless of pleasure. Of comfort.
Of home,
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DOWN.,

An interesting function took place
In the Parochial House, Ardglass, when
representatives from the various dis.
tricts in the parish gathered to pre-
sent to their respected parish priest a
splendid motor-car and an illuminated
address. The town was brilliantly
lighted and the Red Hand of the
O'Neills fluttered from the battlements
Of Shane's Castle in honor of the &C.
scasion.
Newry mo. u D. G. decided to in.
form the Armagh Co. Council of their
objection to further increases of wages
being given to surfacemen. Mr.. w. J.
Hanna described the Co. Council as
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-02-12
DUBLIN.

The strike of some of the employees
of the Oakley Urban Council has been
settled, and the men have resumed
work on the terms offered by the
Council on Wednesday night.
DIED-January 9 (very suddenly,
at Iveagh, Crumlin, Co. Dublin, Anna,
wife of Charles Begg.-January IL, at
his residence, Phoenix Glen Lodge,
Conyngham road, Dublin, John Purcell,
J. P, aged IS years.-January 8, at St.
Clare's Convent, Harold's Cross, Dub
lin, Very Reverend Mother Mary Glare
OLoughlin (Abbess), in the seth year
of her Religious profession.