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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-09-09
THE BLINDNESS OF TYRANNY

lana WOmen) 1ncarcerated in English
prisons has evidently not satisfied
England's unique brand of love for
small nations. How could she bear
to leave any Irishman out of prison.
She couldn't bear to do so, and she
had no intention Of doing so, so art
full Asquith devised the Christian plan
of sending his jailers wholesale over
to Ireland and then imprisoning in
Ireland, under Butcher Maxwelrs ter
rorizing and sole rule, every man,
woman and child in Ireland.
Knowing as we do the tragic state
of affairs in Ireland before the Revo.
luton, when 500 persons were already
languishing in prison, for thinking
aloud; for singing God Save Ireland"
(though England posted the anthem
all over ireland in her recruiting post.
ers); for often no stated charge at
all; when men in thousands were
bounded from positions for belonging
to the Volunteers and their women
folk discharged because they were
their women folk, when men were ex.
lied (but not permitted to come to
free America) and others were for.
hidden to leave Ireland; when, in
BRIEF. Ireland was land where free.
dom.loving spirit could hardly breathe;
when we remember all this, imagina.
ton refuses to dwell on what must
now be the state of holy Ireland. Their
material state-truly a living martyr.
dom. But their material state alone,
thank God!.: For never was the spirit
Of the whole island more alive, more.
'tzNe, more determined, than tits this.
!1k1kgust, 1916. with military law, gov.
erning 1t land q, Wholesale .imprison..
ment newly put in force. :, IS
Witness them electing as President
OF the whole Gaelic. League, Eoin
MacNeill, whose spirit England, as
lover of small nations, is trying to
break by her sentence of lifelong i'm.
prisonment. What glorious message
to send to their imprisoned leader of
their trust in him (would we could
add to 1t SO that his brave spirit could
hear)!
Witness a resolution passed at the
annual Gaelic League convention, one
out of hundred such resolutions from
all over the land, regarding the noble
life work of those who fell in the
rising which we appreciate more high.
ly than any other chapter in Ireland's
checkered history" No covering
there! Well they know that truth
will make free men. And that lies
will only hasten England's doom.
Unfortunately (for herself) England
will not read the writing on the WALL
Her practice Of tyranny agrees so
we'll with her coalition digestion that
with all Ireland bound In chains she
looks for more nations or peoples to
enslave and right in her midst she is
finding them, finding Englishmen so
foreign in nature to the British dig
archy as to form people of them.
selves. On these, Asquith and his de-
ceitful body are laying their bonds.
They have sentenced to be shot con.
scientious directors to war who re.
fused to take any part in it. True.
their sentences have been changed to
long Imprisonment, in fear of a whole
sale rising of the fast-awakening Brit.
sh democracy, but that only adds to
heir deceit.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-09-09
PLANS FOR REBUILDING DUBLIN,

Approval of plans for the recon.
structieh of Dublin were announced
last week by John Nolen of Cam
bridge, Mass, one of three adjudica-
tors appointed by the Housing and
Town Planning Association Of Ireland.
The winning group Of plans empha-
sizes a need for new and adequate
housing facilities, new city center
for street confluence, and an extensive
scheme for reclamation of flats from
Dublin Bay.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-09-09

IMPORTANT DOCUMENT MISSING.
In a fireproof vault beneath the
sanctuary of the Baltimore Cathedral
are kept about $4,000 rare old docu.
ments and important papers, relating
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-09-09

history, in her language, and in
her century-old hostility to the
English yoke all absolute title to
a place among the nations OF the
earth.-Guardian.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20

eral prosperity is concerned There is a
good sign for the governor general
who viii win favor and inspire enter
prise.
Writers should be patient during the
next few days, which may be extraordi-
narily trying and Disappointing. but
they have the forecast OF benefits be-
fore snowfall.
Growth in the highest ideals OF cit
izenship is prognosticated. \ recogni-
ton IS universal brotherhood will be
widespread and viii reach all classes.
beginning with the highest and lowest
and slowly permeating the middle
stratum OF society. astrOlogers predict
TINS may be an unlucky date for A
political candidate or a leader in phf-
lanthropic movements
Actresses should not sign contracts
or enter into agreements while the
stars are posted as they are TODAY
Persons whose birthdate il is have
the augury OF a prosperous year. il
they attend strictly to business.
Chhdren born on this day may be too
quick tempered and imaginative. bur
they VIII be successful probably in
Whatever they OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1916. by the Mcclure Newspaper syn,
dictate. - !"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20

And I'll let the cat scratch his ears
/ and the chimp pull his tall went on
! the baboOn-
! So the baboon with his blue nose.
| went so quietly up behind Uncle Wig
. gily that the rabbit gentleman never
heard him. Anyhow, Mr.. Longears was
painting his fence red. splashing on the
color with a swish-swashing sound Of
the brush. and that was about all he
listened to.
1T viii be just fine when I've fin
ished,' said Uncle Wiggily to himself.
sort Of holding his head on one side to
take a better look
Yes. but you won't be any better
when I've finished with you" suddenly
exclaimed the babOSn, jumping out
from behind a big stone.
"Oh, my" cried Uncle Wiggily, Il
didn't know you were there"
Il wasn't" said the nose-pinchinE
chap Il just came to get you. Ny
friends want to scratch your ears and
pull your tail. too"
oh. dear, What a lot of trouble I'm
in. said Uncle Wiggily, sadly But
as you are stronger than l. there is
nothing else to do I'll come with YOU,
but first will YOU please let me finish
painting my fence"
q see no harm in that" spoke the
baboon supercilious like. Go on.
Uncle Wiggilv took up the brush,
with a lot of red paint on It. But. in
stead of putting 1t on the fence. he
SplaSneO me StuII on the Da0Oon'S nose
on purpose. for well he knew how proud
the creature was of being blue
And. no sooner did the bad chap feel
the red paint splash on his blue nose
that he cried:
"Oh. dear, This Is awful, This is
terribleI Ny nice blue nose will be
made red and spoiled Oh. I never
thought you'd do this TO me. Uncle Wig
gily,'
q had TO so I might save myself
81
get me now"
mo. can't" sadly said the haboon.
for I must run TO the drug store to get
this paint taken off my nose before II
gets hard, mean before the paint gets
hard"
Then the blue-red- nosed baboon ran
away and Uncle Wiggily was safe for
a while, anyhow And if the express
man doesn't take out rubber dolls
trunk away for the circus elephant to
sleep in I'll tell you next of Uncle Wig
gily and the stones-COpyright 1916,
by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
Ell PASO ICE co. WILL
install 25O-TON MACHINE

We are going to install a $50 ton
compressor directly connected with a
cross compound condensing engine. in
creasing our possible output 100 tons a
day announced J. G Peyton. mana ger
Of the Fl Paso Ice and Refrigerator
COMPANY " ednesday afternoon.
This machine viii be the latest thing
IN refri geration and ice makinc-the
first Of its kind that has come to FL
PaSo- When commercial cold storage
plant is later put into operation, We
shall be able to produce ice and re
frigeration in the cheapest possible
manner
1T VIII BE impossible TO install this
machine N time for the present season,
but il will be ready for next season.
Without its foundation. the machine
will weigh 265.0OO pounds. It is the
greatest thing Of its kind in west Tex
as.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
No Place In City Jail
For Women Shoplifters;
Mexican Woman Is Fined

Judge Charles Pollock Of the police
court is al a loss what to do with the
large number OF women shoplifters
who are being arrested in different
stores Of the city. and who are con-
victed of theft in his court There is
no place at the city Jail where a women
can be kept for any length of time,
while the minimum fine for the offence
is SIS in Jail. or a like amount If paid.
Wednesday afternoon Benna Rodri-
guez, a woman arrested Tuesday even
ing. was assessed a small fine and
given a severe warning by Judge Pol
lock not to repeat the offence. The
woman. according to the testimony OF
witnesses, had two dresses concealed
under her shawl when she attempted
to leave the store and was arrested.
Mexican rents, Lee Newman. phi 1904.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20

LLN~ ILL now / will go and try
AA/ my luck at catching Uncle
Wiggily." said the blue-nosed
baboon one day. after the ear-scratch-
ipg cat and the tail-pulling monkey
Md not been able 10 get hold ef the
rabbit gentleman farmer. Just watch
what shall do"
DO you think you will get him."
asked the monkey, who, only short
time before. had tried to get the bun
nv uncle, but had been called away
when a hand organ played music and
he had to go with it to gather the
pennies.
"Of course. III get him." said the
bapoon looking in the spring OF water
70 fsee If his blue nose had turned pink
The spring was like a looking glass,
and the bah. which I call him for short,
was glad to see his nose was still the
proper shade The baboon was always
afraid his nose would turn green or red
or maybe yellow. for all I know.
And when you get Uncle Wiggily.
suppose you'll pinch his nose, wont
you7" asked the ear-scratchinG cat
That's what III do" spoke the ba-
boon.
and will you let me pull his tau?"
asked the chimpanzee monkey.
of course I viii"
And may ! scratch his ears" the
bad cat wanted 10 know
~As many times as you like" an
sWered the baboon- And now I 90
|ss catch Uncle Wiggily."
Ny goodness, II our bunny uncle
knew what was going to happen to him
! guess he'd have been a little afraid,
don't you1 But don't worry. I'll try and
not let anything very bad happen to
him though, at this moment I have no
more idea how Uncle Wi2gily is going
to get the best Of the blue-nosed bs-
a boon than do you And let me tell you,
.o Oh Of fc W
than one colored pink or skilligimink,
" HIGH was the color Sammie Littletail
wsS turned 10 when he fell in the Eas-
ter egg dye one Sunday, as you may re
member.
So Uncle WiggiIy, not knowing that
the bad old nose-pinching baboon was
after him, went on over his form
The bunny gentleman looked at the
beans and potatoes growing and he saw
that it would soon be time to whisper
to the ears OF corn that they were
wanted 10 come to the pOp-pop party.
Then he came TO the fence around a
A2lot, where he was growing some red
iishes- Uncle Wiggily crawled under
tie fence, not feeling like jumping II
that day because his rheumatism hurt
him some, and as he went under he no
ticed that the fence rails needed paint
That's what I'll do" he said III
get some red paint and paint my fence
red. Then it viii just match in color
the red radishes."
Off he went to the paint store to get
the can of red paint and he also bought
q ffgsh to spread the paint on with.
"Of course, might use my ear, or the /
end Of my stubby little tail for a brush" /
said the rabbit gentleman. but then !
the red might not come off, and some !
q my friends might think I had the /
rise bleed So I guess I'll use the store /
brush
Along over his farm the rabbit gen /
|tleman hoped again, and as he came I
near the fence he was going TO paint. 4
the waiting blue-nosed ba0oon saw
him and said to himself:
An. hat Now is my chalcei This is
the time I'll get Uncle Wiggily and /
maybe won't pinch his nose, Oh, no,
won't pinch him at ALL But he spoke
sarcastic like and fooling. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
HOROSCOPE.
Friday. July II. 1916.

HIS is a most unlucky day, except
in the earliest hours. when Jupi-
ter and Uranus are friendly. Mer-
curry. Saturn and the sun all are strong
" adverse.
While this configuration lasts moth
ing important should be begun. The
rule is exceedingly sinister for large
enterprises, including government ac-
Invites.
Publishers should he cautious. as the
stars indicate that misrepresentation
and treachery are encouraged during
this days sway Of the stars
Leather dealers have the prognosti-
cation Of heavy losses from unexpected
causes They should guard against
fraud in big government contracts.
Mining and agriculture have a sin
lister sign Crops may be ruined by
severe storms.
The detection of n leader in 4 polit-
ical party is indicated. The west will
furnish surprises, the seers predict.
Bankers come under sway that
promises gain. but they must exercise
unusual caution.
Canada has forecast that is en-
courasing, SO far as tho country's gem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
To Prevent Old Age
{, Coming too Soon

Toxic poisons in the blood are
thrown out by the kidneys. The kid
Eneys act as filters for such products
five wish to prevent old age coming
Ioossoon and increase our chances for =
|ng life, We should drink plenty OF
IRE water and take little 'Anuric. -
Tvs the famous Dr. Pierce OF Buffalo,
Y
When suffering from backache, fire.
uent or scanty urine. rheumatic pains
ere or there, or that constant tired,
Forn-out feeling, the simple way to
5eome these disorders is merely to
f5tain little "Anuric' from your
earest druggist and you will quickly
#otice the grand results. You viii find
IL thirty times more potent than
.ithls, and that it dissolves uric acid
Is hot water does sugsr--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
Copyright BY George Matthew Adams

Oh. abs ballylootly. Wife's got one of
those birthday things today, and I'm
due home early. Set EN- up. Pete,
rickey for mine
Hee. hee. hee, That's a hot onei
Where do you get EN- all, Max? No,
I'm through. Limit o one today. Oh.
well, to show I'm a sport. Same. Pete.
D'ja ever hear the one about the Swede
brakeman in the tunnel2 on. boys
femme your ears
Amt that a corker2 S'm-up. Pete.
And here. Pete. see this box O. candy2
catch? Take it home and give the
kids a treat"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
ENSEOTBS' 11h1ELAND
- .y6VnAISYDEAN 5

EARL WHITE is writing novel
- which Is TO be pretty much a
L story OF her own life
gar life, if one may judge by the
zfrupses she gives of it in a recent
interview, has been picturesque enough
to make an interesting autobiography
She was one of 10 children at Sc
dalia, No.
Her fother was Irish and her mother
Italian
And the family was poor
She was linS-rpeKspapers on the
sS7ast of her home Village when along
came an itinerant Snowman Pearl
Whites career began then as Little Eva
in a bloodhound company playing
Uncle Toms Cabin"
Later she was in a circus, and still
ls1er was back on the stage
4 she began her movie career when
That art was in itsNvery infancy. The
Etudio in which her first pictures were
photographed was over livery staoie-
Miss Whites fame was won IN thrill
s ers, for which her circus experience
mad fitted her. She was the star OF the
.Perils Of Pauline" and Exploits OF
Elaine" and more recently has been
featured in The Iron Claw
! I.nie warenton, one of the best
|k1SEn character women in the him
business, has been made a director al
THE Universal, where she viii pro
.duCe pictures intended especially Tor
'children. She is now at work with
her juvenile company and things are
coming along nicely
Mary Garden has at last fallen 10
the lure of the mazuma in the merry
motion picture field and has been en-
gagged by the Fox company to do a
picL.lre or so. With the entry OF
famous grand opera stars in pictures
the price of vampires" is steadily
going up.
RAYMOND Wells has been engaged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
To Overcome Eczema

Meyer mind how often You have tried
M JAILED, you can stop burning. itch
~ eczema quickly by applying a little
emo furnished by any druggist for 25c
Extra large bottle, SL00. Healing be-
gins the moment zemo is applied. In
r snort time usual- eve-y trace Of
|pimples, black heads, rash, eczema.
letter and similar skin diseases Will be
|remoVed.
For clearing the skin and making il
Vigorously healthy, zemO is an excep-
fionaB remedy It is not greasy, sticky
p Nfatery and II does not stain. When
bthers fail II is the one dependa bic
r-stment for all skin troubles.
Zemo, Cleveland.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
The Daily Novelette,
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The printers mistake
Was rather cruel.
He called the duct.
4 vocal duel"

(This weeks monologue)
~ a man on his wife's birthday.
II homeward bound with a box OF
candy:
"Nothin' doing. ~ There's moth
ing d suit me better'n to drop in and
hit her up few with the boy. but my
wife, you know-her birthday, see2
She wouldn't see the fun if ] strayed
in late with this little offering"
4 know. Al. but-oh, well only one
now, mind When 7 say a thing it
goes. that's us kind of a guy 7 am
Hello. Bill, Hello. Nike, Ha'ya. Ed
Ho. Max, This is on me- bows. be
cause I'm only going to stay for one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20

So z0nE soorss5 lose their shapes aa6
bsco'ne fat ana fGbby after the birth Of
q child. cant to keep the young and
slim figure haze. Should 7 I0edr cor
sets soon otter the birth cnd I'D TO q
short time before ftf-Erpectcst Mother
RsPly-No-eorsets restrict the growth
Of the child, and are only necessary in
some cases-for support This Is q matter
for your doctor. After the birth. the
trained nurse will bind the waist and hips
tightly with wide strips Of muslin. 20 hold
in place the weakened muscles. to preserve
the shape OF the hips
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
Beauty Chats
CLASSIC Dancing And Beauty

or LATEST ADVICE to beauty seekers
has been-learn to act l am going
to supplement that with the advice
learn to dance. Perhaps tie latter Is
nearer the reach of the average wom-
an, for not every town has dramatic
society or school that amounts to
anything.
But with the present craze for
aesthetic dancing even the smaller
towns have teachers OF this new-old
art. And few things will benefit a
woman more than this kind Of
dancing.
For instance, a woman I know had
beTailed her LONELINESS and avk-
wardness for years. She was getting
along IN the thirties. losing ell her
youth and elasticity-and she never
had been the least bit pretty. Some
how she started studying classic
dancing. She abandoned corsets,
learned TO hold herself well without
them, studied dancing enthusiastical-
~. The exercise took OF a pair of
large hips and a large stomach,
rounded thin arms and shoulders
saw hCA q 1OC VI line,
slenderness and a youthful, elastic
figure. II did more than that, it gave
her an appreciation OF melody that
she never had had, gave her a sense
of rhythm, lacking before, made her
supple, charming.
OF course, like most of those who
follow the footsteps Of the aesthetic
dancers. she did little with her
knowledge. That is, professionally.
She had not the ability nor the de-
sire to appear in public and dance,
but she affected the classic, draped
type Of garment to a certain extent,
forbore corsets, carried herself with
the graceful, sinuous manner of the
dancer. She was a hundred times
more attractive than she had ever
been
So for the physical exercise and
the sense Of rhythm, advise
dancing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
ALKALI WATER


Made HealthfuI and Pleasant
Half a teaspoonful Of Horsfords Acid
Phosphate to each glass neutralizes the
III effects Of the alkali. making pleas
ant and healthful tonic drink that re-
freshes and invigorates. Tones stom-
ach and nerves.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
New, Positive Treatment
to Remove Hair or Fuzz


Women are fast learning the vsIue
~ the use OF delatone for removing
paste Is made with some powdered
IeiaIone and water and spread on the
nary surface In . or . minutes II il
LLuooed of. the skin washed and every
ure will result if YOU are c,-ef,1I n, ~
genuine delatone-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
100 Rooms of Solid Comfort

hotel Savoy. OVERLAND and Stanton:
everything new. strictly modern: csn't
be beat for price; $3.50 week up.-Ady-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
By Edna Kent Forbes

Rs2ly-Plastic surgery cannot help
skin wound-you need a dermatologist
This trouble. as you call Il. can be easily
hIsd- I DO not think the expense EeG1a
be great. It would certainly pay you 70
consult one Of these skin specialists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
S~%

by the Universal to direct little Lena
Baskette, the child actress, in a Sc
ries Of Egyptian productions. Mr..
Wells gathered half a county fun Of
limelight when he directed the pro-
duction Of Julius Caesar" for the
Actors Fund in Hollywood
Max Figman and his wife Lolita
Robertson. are appearing together in
new series Of cOmmedies TO be made
by the Metro company. The new
series viii follow the policy that has
made a sucsess Of a similar series
by the same producers. featuring MI.
and Mrs. Sidney Drew
Miss Zena Keefe, movie beauty. is
also an entomolOgist. She caught
three butterflies for her collection in
her first day at the Fox studios at
Grantwood, y. J. Also two beetles and
a grasshopper.
Billie Burke is devoting herself to
the cultivation of phlox at her sum
mer home, Tasting on the-Hudson.
Anna Little is soon TO be seen in
western serial She will get ample
opportunity for hard riding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
Questions and Answers

There IS a deep cut it the skin at the
tsp Of nv nose, due to falling on sharp
stone s1hile a chNd The mark has bee,l
tkeTe ttoenty years. IL spoiIs nv face, but
accepted 60 as something tInaIterdbFs
untH began reading your Chats. Tou
speak OF Piostsc surgery Could that help
this froNblef-One Of Your Readers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
PoIificnI Mertinr-

Where At the Heidelberg every
day. best of everything to eat and
| drink in the city.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND THE PAINT.
BY HOWARD n. GARIS.

LtNT YELL, now I will go and try
w my luck at catching Uncle
Wiggily." said the blue-nosed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-20

EARL WHITE is writing novel
u which Is to be pretty much a
L story Of her own life
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-27

Got any aceeptanees Of your invita-,
tiOns to visit Oregon2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-27
American Business Men
10 Broaden Their Trade
Continued From Page One.)

less intense or less effective than here
tofoTc.
"The scale on which enterprises are
projected is constantly growing. Mil
lions are borrowed where thousands
were sufficient quarter of century
ago.
'The argument that an impoverished
Europe will require all that it can save
or borrow for domestice rehabilitation
overlooks the fact that Europe's fore
ign investments safeguard the pros
perity of her industries. A loan which
brings from abroad liberal interest
return, while insuring employment for a
large proportion of the industrial pOpu-
lation, is a doubly valuable domestic
asset. In this connection the fact may
be noted that British manufacturers are
still being exported at the rate of $780,
100000 a month.
awe certainly were never in so good
n position to take advantage Of the OPP
pOrtunities which the world has to offer
Since the war began American exports
have exceeded imports by $1,s64, ,612,-
5Sl. 1t is estimated that $l,500,000,
900 worth of American securities have
been purchased, with a corresponding
saving on the annual interest charge we