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TlPPERARY.

To celebrate on February 10th next
the Tooth anniversary of the establish
ment of the Christian Brothers
Schools in Thurles, meeting of the
townspeople has been held to make
the necessary arrangements. The
most Rev. DIR. Harty will celebrate
High Mass. Very Rev. Mgr. Ryan, Dean
of Cashel. will preach the centenary
sermon. and tournament will be
opened on Easter Sunday to raise
funds to pay off the debt on the
schools. Matches will be played on
st. Patrick's Day also.
Archbishop Harty has made the
following clerical changes in the
Cashel diocese Rev. D. O'Brien, C.
c.. Knockainey, to be c. c., Thurles;
Rev. l.. Hayes. c. c.. Kilcommon, to
be c. c., Knockainey; Rev. ]. Cleary,
recalled from England to be C. c.,
Kilcommon: Rev. NJ. Donoghue to be
c. G. Upperchurch.
The Local Government Board has
intimated to the Thurles Rural Dis.
trict Council that in order to econo-
mize the Treasury resources they
have decided to withhold G4,550 of
the e10,500 loan for the carrying
through of the present scheme of la
borers' cottages. This means, they
pointed out. that only 25 of the so cot.
tages in the scheme can be erected
until after the termination of the
war.
A conference of guardians from the
seven unions in County Tipperary has
been called for January q at Thurles,
to consider scheme for the amalga-
nation of unions in the county. A
previous conference proved abortive.
Died-January 1. at Greenane. Tip
perary, Anthony r. English. aged IS
years, of Great Falls, Montana, u.
S. A.
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CORK.

An esteemed priest Of the diocese OF
Cloyne, Rev. Michael r. Rea, G. c..
has passed away at his residence at
Ballycotton, after an illness of some
six months duration.
Following communication from the
Local Government Board in connection
with the amalgamation of unions in
County Cork, the Cork County Coun,
Gil decided to consider the whole mat
ter at special meeting to be held on
January 20.
The death has occurred of Mr.. Il
Buckley, P d. c., Kilavullen. He will
be gratefully remembered by the PEG
pie of North Cork for the fine work he
did for them in the stormy days of the
land agitation.
Died-At Drishanberg, Co. Cork, Mr..
Jeremiah Geany.-At brisbane, Mrs.
Catherine Murphy, aged sc years.
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MONAGHAN,

At Crarrickmacross in the case of
the Crown against Eugene Donnelly,
John Quinn and James Ross, charged
under the Whiteboy Act with acting in
disorderly manner during a recruit
ing meeting, the prisoners were or.
dered to give bail to keep the peace
for a year, or in the alternative, to go
to jail for two months. Mr.. Fennell,
]. p. dissented from the decision De-
PENDANTS decided not to enter into bail.
They were escorted to the railway sta
ton by the band of the Irish National
Foresters. local clergymen, etc, and
God Save Ireland" was sung on the
platform as the train moved away.
Mr.. Thomas Corr. Monaghan, princi-
pal OF Rakeragh National School, has
retired after long term of service.
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DUBLIN.

City accidents of a minor nature
were numerous in Dublin during the
late great storm. Portions of the roof
Of cottage in Botanic avenue was
blown of; and several street acct
dents occurred. A young lady was
blown clean off her feet near the Gus
tom House, and luckily escaped being
precipitated into the river.
Along the Clontarf and Dollymount
sea front the tide dashed over the wall
strewing the road with sand and
gravel. The tramway officials had to
employ gangs of men to clear the line
before the car services could be
started.
An old woman named Elizabeth Hud
son, of 10 Denmark street, was
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lQuIh.

The remains of the Rev. ID. A. Boyd
O. p, Drogheda, were laii to rest in
the grounds of the Church of St. Mary
Magdalen. in which he so zealously la
bored for many years. amid general
manifestations of regret. The mem
bers of the Drogheda Corporation at
tended the obsequies in State.
There has passed away at the North
Infirmary Cork, Sister Agnes Lennon
formerly of Drogheda, who SO years
ago joined the Sisters of Charity, and
had been on the nursing staff of the
North Infirmary since 1869.
Died-January 4, at the Parochial
House, Monastcrboice, Rev. Thomas
Cassidy, p P, aged sc years.
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News from Ireland

knocked down by the gale in Chancery
street, and had to be treated in Jervfs
street hospital. Emily Brookes, aged
so. OF Abercorn road, was knocked
down in Seville place. and had also to
Diei.-At her residence, Leaders
Park. Harold's Cross. Sarah Jane. the
wife of christopher Leonard, late of
Coolquay. The Ward. county Dublin
January 2. at Clonbullogue. Elizabeth
Emerson.--January A. at his son Mich.
ael's residence, Clonsilla, County Dub.
lin. Patrick Dalton.-January 4, at Up
per Gardiner street, Sarah, widow of
the late William O'Donnell.-Decembe
81, 1915. at her residence. Scalp View
House, Ballycorun. Co. Dublin, Eliza
beth. daughter Of Christopher and
Catherine Byrne
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WATERFORD.

Dungarvan has suffered severely in
the recent terrific storms. The gale
was at its worst towards evening. and
there were states blown of some of
the houses. while traffic was very diff
f1cult owing to the violence of the
wind.
Much regret is felt in the Gracedieu
neighborhood at the death of Sean
years of age. He was fine specimen
of the old type of Irish workman. Sean
was born in the neigbborhood of Dun
hill. and as youth worked for some
time in the mines at Bonmahon.
Sean O'Floinn was fluent Irish
speaker, and had great affection for
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CAvAN.

Judging by the accounts of the gales
violence in Ulster no place in that
province suffered so severely as the
Killeshandra district where the homes
of six farmers in the townland of Low.
er berries were completely surround
ed by water. 1t was only by the aid
of boats that they could get to church
or market. All the low-lying' districts
are from to 6 feet under water.
Mr.. Henry McCauley, White Star
Cavan, has purchased the Farnham
Hotel. Cavan, at a very large price.
Died-At the Convent of Mercy
Cootehill, Co. Cavan, Mother M. 10
seph McQuaid, in the 9th year of her
age and the 41st year of her holy pro
fession.
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LEITRiM.

The people of Knockninny Parish
have presented a handsomely illumi-
mated address to the Rev. P. Soden,
P. P. V. G., Manorhamilton. Mr.. j.
Burns. J. p, who presented the ad.
dress, said that though the people of
knockninny regretted his departure,
they were glad to see him in the ex.
allied position he occupied.
At late fair in Leitrim, Mr.. James
McGarry Clooncairn, got the remark
ably high price of ETA for fat pig.
It was splendid specimen and was
greatly admired by some Northern
dealers.
Died-January 2. at his residence,
Clooneagh. Dromod, Co. Leitrim,
Michael Stanley. aged TAT Main
street, Carrick-on-Shannon. Mrs. Eliza
Kelly.
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ARMAGH.

The death took place recently after
a short duration of illness of MIR. Pat
rick Green, Crossmaglen, Co. Armagh
Deceased was we'll known owing to his
political views and throughout law cir
cles.
The members of the Armagh Catho.
lie Reading Room, the Rev. j. Brady
s. T. L.. Adm, presiding. have unani'
mously passed a resolution of condo
lence with the relatives of the late Mr.
]. Slavin, who had been their esteemed
treasurer for many years. The Ar
magh City Council have co-opted the
following as Counsellors: Mr.. ]. Ola
gan, Mr.. H. j. Mckee and Mr.. II. G.
Leeman.
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TYRONE.

All the low-lying lands in South Ty.
rome and Mid Armagh are under wa.
ter. Many farm houses are complete.
ly isolated, and some of the roads are
inundated to a depth of from 8 to 4
feet. Very serious flooding has also
occurred in the Clogher district.
The death of Mr. Joseph Money has
occurred at his residence, William
street, Cookstown He was a pros.
porous merchant and ardent Nation
alist
Jas. Brown, Castleberg, was fined
IS. and costs at Petty Sessions, Con.
stable Murphy stating that the de-
PENDANT at a recruiting meeting pulled
back an intending recruit and said
Don't list Robert Loughlin said
the defendant only said, Watch what
you are about"
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Order for Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.

State of Minnesota County of He

State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Matthias
F. Jensen. decedent.
On receiving and fling the final ac-
count of the administrator of the es-
tate of said decedent and his petition
praying for the allowance of said ac-
count and for a decree assigning the
residue of said estate to the persons by
law entitled to the same.
1t is ordered, that all persons inter-
ested in said estate appear before the
said Probate Court on Monday, the 14th
day of February, 1916. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at the Probate Court in
the Court House at Minneapolis, in said
County. then and there to show cause.
II any there be. why said account
should not be allowed and said estate
should not be distributed as prayed for
in said petition.
And 1t is further ordered, that no.
tice Of such hearing be given by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, in the Irish Standard.
a newspaper printed and published in
said County.
Dated at Minneapolis. this Goth day
of January, 1916.
BY the Court:
ARTHUR f. CASTLE.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
j. A. SWEENEY
Attorney,
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N EATH.

A beautiful new crib has been pre-.
scented to Meath Hill Church by Mrs.
Fitzsimmons, Drumgill. The same
lady made similar presentation to
Drumconrath Church some years ago,
Died-January 3. at his residence,
Garryandrew, Edgeworthstown, Pat.
rick Langan.-January 4, at his resi-.
dence. kiltale, Dunsany, Meath, Mich.
ael kelly.-At her mothers residence,
Romano, Batterstown, Lily, youngest
daughter of the late Laurence Dryer,
aged 17.-At her residence, Rathmoly.
on. Enfield, County Meath, Elizabeth,
beloved wife of John Harnan, aged 20
years.
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RoscoM MON.

The Most Rev. DIR. Morrisroe, speak.
ing at the distribution of prizes at the
Diocesan College, Ballaghaderreen,
said it was a matter of deep regret that
there should be any anxiety as to ways
and means in connection with the Col.
lege. The situation was rendered
more sad and serious by the educa-
tional economies that were being in
dicted on a people who had only a
few years ago emerged from the dark
ness of enforced ignorance.
DR.. William Hamilton, Boyle, has
been appointed to the Commission of
the Peace for the County Roscommon.
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DON EGAL.

The demand for the repeal of the
Insurance Act, so far as 1t relates to
rural districts in Ireland, was endorsed
by the Donegal Board of Guardians
adopting the Roscommon resolution.
Mr.. d. Best, stationmaster, Bun
crana, has been appointed to Derry ter
minus. his place at Buncrana being
taken by Mr.. Strut. Dunfanaghy Road
station.
The Dublin Gazette" announces the
bankruptcy of Edward M'Menamin
merchant, Killygordon, Co. Donegal
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KILKENNY,

One OF the happiest days on record
for the little ones under the care of
the Sisters of Charity in St. Patrick's
Junior Boys Industrial School, Kilken
n.y. was the past Christmas Day when
a party was given to them by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell. These kind donors also dis
tributed beautiful toys to each of the
boys. In the dining hall tea, cakes
and oranges were disposed of and, to
crown the feast, large Christmas
stocking was presented to each little
one.
Died-At Johns Bridge. Kilkenny
Timothy Darcy. aged 81 years.
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SLIGO.

Sligo Harbour Board has passed a
resolution of coincidence with the fam
lily of the late Aid. ]. Connolly, ]. P,
and Mr.. T. Flanagan, High street, has
been co-opted as his successor in
membership of that body.
At Cliffoney, twenty young men
have been going Sunday after Sunday
through the country preaching the
gospel of new Ireland, since Father
OFlanagan's removal from there.
Other parts of the county are adopt
ing similar means of spreading the
light.
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WICKLOW.

A shooting fatality occurred at Bal.
lymon, outside Bray, when Mr.. Brian
D'Olier, aged rs years, son of MT.
Catheart D'Olier, Ballymon House,
was the victim. The young gentle.
man was cleaning miniature rifle in
room at Ballymon House, when his
father, who was in the study, heard a
click and a thud. He went into the
room where his son was and found
him lying on his back on the floor
with the gun at his feet.
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KINGS.

Birr No. hural Council has passed
a resolution excluding the public from
its meetings. When it last met in Fer
bane there was series of amusing in.
cidents. The chairman, Mr.. P. Egan,
said the action was due to the scandal.
GUS way in which the public had be.
haved at the meeting. The court-keep-
er was summoned, and stationed at the
entrance door. which he had frequently
to lock to keep out obstreperous mem.
bers of the public. During the trans
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KILDARE

Dled-January 1, at st. Vincent's
Hospital. Michael. eldest son of the
late Martin Higgins, Brownstown, Cur
ragh, Co kildare.-January 3, at Clon.
augh. Johnstownbridge. Patrick. only
son OF the late Patrick Foxe.-At resi-.
dence, Ballinadrimna. Moyvalley. Co..
Kildare. Julia. wife of Patrick Trayers
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DOWN..

A sensation was caused in the Fork
hill District of Newry by the discovery
of a young, man named Alex. Wise, %
years, of Forkhill, lying dead in field
Deceased, who was engaged in NUM-
ton work in England, was home for
Christmas on a visit to his father, a
large farmer in the district. When
found he had gun lying beside him
fully loaded. It was surmised that
while rabbit shooting he suddenly ex
PRED.
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ance Of expansive lakes, and nowhere
are the effects of the food felt SO
much as along the Robe.
Mr.. M. F. Dillon, Claremorris, has
presented a magnificent set of gates
to be hung on ornamental pillars for
the Mount street entrance of the new
church. A vote OF thanks was passed
to MIR. Dillon by the Church Commit.
tee. Monsignor Kilkenny presiding.
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GALWAY,

The Rev. Father Coquavin and the
Rev. Father Larkin were recently or.
dained to the priesthood by the Most
Rev. DIR. Gilmartin in St. Michaels
Church, Ballnasloe
Diei.-Patrick Mullins, Ballytrasna,
Tuam.
little girl named Josephine Dolan
residing at Bowling Green, Galway
was knocked down in Shop street by a
motor car belonging to DIR. X. B. Ma
hon, Nile Lodge, and driven by man
named John Creane.
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DERRY.

Mr.. F. T. Franklin, agent of the
Bank of Ireland at Coleraine, has been
appointed inspector of branches and
transferred to Dublin. For over three
years Mr.. Franklin has been agent in
COleraine.
Mr.. Patrick Dorian, of Derry town
land, Portaferry. as the produce of a
rood Of land surrounding knowe, had
a yield Of AM stones of scutched fax
for which he received las. Cd. per
stone.
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Treasursr-John Shelby, Montgsm-
cry
State Chaplain-Rev. p. ]. Fex.
GAINESVILLE.
President Of Insurance Fund.-. j.
Doyle. st. Paul.
Secretary Of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH, saltwater.
State Treasurer of Insurance-Jshn
Shelby. Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. J. ".
O'Connor. st. Paul.
Director Of Insurance Fund John
Moran. Minneapolis: e. ]. McManus, st.
Paul; P. L. Cummings. Minneapolis; J.
r. Corcoran, st. Paul: Thomas WEIGH,
Saltwater.
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ANTRIM,

Mr.. R. Aicken, who died at IS Brook
hill avenue. Belfast, had been the pro
prietor of printing works in College
street, where he printed the Irish
Athlete"
A number of looms were destroyed
suit of a fire which occurred in Messrs
w. NJ. Ewart and Sons mills. Crumlin
road, Belfast.
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the old tongue. He had a great num-
Der of Irish stories of most interest
ing type, and loved to act the part Of
shanacie. Scans views on men and
things were interesting and original,
whether expressed in Irish or English.
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FER MANAGH.

The recent severe storms caused
great havoc through Fermanagh. Much
OF the country is still suffering from
floods and unusually high winds.
Died.-In Scotland, Patrick Fitz-
patrick. formerly of Kevenagh, Co.
Fermanagh.
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LoNGFoRD.

DIR. Michael Burke, son of MIR. Peter
Burke, U. d. c., one of the most popu.
lar of Longford traders, has success
fully passed through his final exami-
nation in medicine.
Died-At Clonsilla, Patrick Dalton.
late of Abbeyshrule, Co. Longford, at
an advanced age.-James and John,
father and son, ages 62 and SO years,
father and brother of Rev. E. Dunno,
c. c., Ardagh, Co. I.ongford
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wAsECA COUNTY.
LADIES' AUXILIARY,
HENNEPIN COUNTY.
County President, Miss Mary Beyla..
1926 14th Ave- g.

1885 GsS1 14tg P Pre- Miss Mary Bsyiaa.
n1ysSn 49, M c1iSmSs. Mrs. 2S:
Mrs. NJ: A. Lane. 81 18th Ave. n; FIN.
S I"%+ ME- ME- GGet ma Casey; 25s FIRE.
o Hoides ins &c., NH Mss c Ms9; Ko1
Ks:s 1s3!eiS SIS s 1ss 5t:Ts5R 1ss
q ss Month &c :: :so e. fPd S.
as R'.'; Mr. ~ T. 6es:; %:,
Ma.y se a br ass fRs s; Mary 5sy
gAret :: Sullivan: Treas a Eli Tii.a Bet.
Jenries: Med. Examiner. Dr. o;Brisn.
DAY ~ each nsd mosS 't ana thTa Non
$40 Central Ave.
Sssst SNsSz ~ !Rsss 11a:!:s
Katkarins Ryan. 1 co. sd I'd f A1e sss.:
hi. A seo R RrsaHH Rails. 1889 Hsysnt AZ
M%s sT5 az ssSsins .i x.:
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Hnne e. ss,sp S4s7d ~:
Kse. sse Mrs. Mary Fo1s9 !t lsss ps sasi
57ts Az; s.: ms; Sec: Mrs. My Mary fr 1
MSsphs s5es e ISL 4 1s:' q M Me- MARI s4
WMssstin s.. hold every frst ana thru
Bloomington and 1 FranR 1han Av as corner
dent Margsr are Maiiin, 2sSe 1nD.s;
Ak Ak; NJ r.; Vic. Vice Pres, Mary J: alessea.
e @srs 1910 AZ isth N Xv Rss
ms; Sec. Katherine o'srien, 5ss s 81:
I Ea%re az An NJ TTreaMs NJ M9rths Grimm 1918
M: EEan; 1415 Emerson Ave. n. Meet.
n ney 4 Fl e s. a mSn ts st sessr hail.
as: &c. ws adidaiHi.n:S 5ss Tsyie;
81. y; F.; Vice Pres. Agnes Laesiie.
M SSss i1u'a 2s3s s s,. n Fl Res Mr.;
N. Moran. so5 9th ave. N. e.; ms, sec..
Mary a! !ryin. sss sra Ave. N. f.: Treas.
MTsm E; Burns n. s1s 9Th Ave: n r.. Ned
inEs held every frst ana third we %ess-
days Of each month at 22nd ana Cen.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
.Sounty Hre6lQent, MRS. Ellen COnroY.
Se6 st. Clair St.: Vice Pres, Miss jo.
hanna Cook, 81 =. 18th St: Rec. sec.
Mrs. Margaret Scott, Az Central Ava:
Ireas. Mrs. Margaret Carey. 003 "
central Ave. Meetings held at Hibsr.
man hall. 7th and Franklin SITS.
wAsECA COUNTY.
Division No. 1. Observation-Disclosures.
elizabeth .Glynn; Vice Pres. Sarah
M Mo-! e.: Fin; and ms: Sec, julie Mur.
Anna Burke.
Division No. 2. st. Paul-Pres.. Eliza.
beth Moynaugh, 70 Atwater ST.; Vice
Pres, Margaret Roach, sos st. Albans
Litchfield Ave; Fin. Sec. Mary Hyner
1915 Albemarle St.; ms. Sec, MARY M.
Ian. 923 Edmund st.: Treas, Mary War
ner, 52s Virginia Ave; Med. Exsminer.
". Owen McKeon, so7 Lowry Bidr''
lettings are held op second and fourth
"lf pivi Ha 4 No. s;iS & g. nj p.u,-pre,,a.,,
Mis- Miss }Sn ns M.r cosk 81 18th 1dt
Rec. Sec. Mrs. Mabel Allen, 40 18th st.;
Fin. Sec, Mrs. Elizabeth Mentally. 33
Mackubin st.; ms. Sec, Mrs Doretta
McManus, 45s Carol Ave; Treas, Nrs.
Margaret Casby. $50 John St.; Med. Ex-
aminer. Dr. r.. A. Burns, Lowry Bldg
Meetings are held on drst and thir6
Thursdays Of each month In HiborrieS
Hall at p. N
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LIN ERICk.

A public meeting was held in the
Town Hall. Limerick, for the purpose
of taking steps to hold Flag Day in
aid Of the poor of the city, as good
deal of restitution is known to exist
among families that are depending on
casual employment
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
Jas. J. Ryan, st. Paul.
John e. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews: Rhode Island.
Ed. r. Hayes, New Jersey.
James Clancy. Michigan.
Myles F. Mcfarland. New York.
STATE OFFICERs-MINNE
President-T. ]. Doyle, Endicott
vice President-A. J. Powers, Du-
luth.
state sscrstary-P. J. 0Donaell, $500
LongfelloW Ave-, Minneapolis.
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CARLOW,

Carlow, U. L. l.. have passed resolu-
lions protesting against CONSUMPTION
and against "the misrepresentation of
Irish funds for Imperial purposes"
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action of the business there was con.
tinuous succession of knocks.
All the low lying lands of Kings Co.
are under water and preparations for
spring work have been postponed.
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NATIONAL OFFICERs-L. A. A. o. H.
Ma Matienal President7Mrs. Ellen Ryan
~ National Vice President-Miss B. A.
Mahoney, Calumet, Mich.
National Secretary - Mrs. Adelia
Christy, Cleveland, Ohio.
National Treasurer-Mrs Mary C.
Connolly. Syracuse, N. Y.
STATE OFFICERs-L. A. A. o. H.
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice Prestdent-Mtss May e. Hammill,
Secretary Ella c. Heating. lat
Pleasant Ave, St Paul
Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan, Fari-
Board of Directors-Mary M. Sullivan,
Duluth; Ellen Conroy. St Paul; Mary
Auditing Committee-Margaret Scott.
lis: Elisabeth McNally. st. Paul
Insurance Secretary Margaret A..
Grady, saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Margaret Sulli-
State Medical Director-Dr. E. W..
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Frund-Nellie
Curran, Minneapolis: Annie Conroy, st.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsville;
Anna Wtllesen. Duluth; Margaret Mol
Auditing committee-Ellen McGrath,
st. Paul: Annie Kennedy. ~. Cloud;
Nellie McColl, st. Paul.