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The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

A splendid bronze memorial tablet
to Prince Demetrius Augustine Gallit.
gin, the famous priest, who spent the
most OF his life in missionary work in
pennsylvania one hundred years ago,
was unveiled on June Is at the Prince
Gallitzin spring, six miles above Ho,,.
daysburg. Columbus Council, No. 120
Young Mems Institute, of Altoona. had
erected a pergola over the spring.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

according to our British processes
of reasoning, might we'll seem to point
to a dfsOrdered brain at the centre"
and that "Irishmen who are working
for reconciliation between the two
countries have a deeper quarrel than
any of us with this man. He tried to
damage them even more than to dam
age us and the particular method he
employed was un-Irish as it was un-
English"
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

Rev. Patrick Livingstone, rector of
st. AIMS church, Albany, N. Y, has
brought an action for $4,000 damages
against a Chicago contractor, Henry
g. Ulen. 1t is alleged in the complaint
that during construction work on new
sewer works in Albany the church edi-
flee was damaged by the weakening of
its foundation, which resulted in con-
siderable settling and cracked walls.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

Jess Willard. the champion of the
world in the manly act of self-defense.
was recently defeated-in a real ca.
tate deal in Dubuque, Iowa. Jess was
anxious to purchase an estate known
as Highland Villa, but the Sisters of
Mercy secured the decision over him
and will now use the property as a
nome for the aged Sisters and as q
novftate for the younger Sisters.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

The first woman magistrate to tie
appointed in Canada is Mrs. Arthur
Murphy of Edmonton. Alta, who has
been appointed police magistrate in
that city with jurisdiction over all
cases in which women and girls are
the principals. Mrs. Murphy is a writ
er of books, which have met with
much favor in Canada.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
"kN,eHrsv OF THE ROAD.

Among the S46 delegates to the con.
vention of Locomotive Firemen and
Engineers in session in Denver, Colo,
recently, it is estimated that there
were at least two hundred Catholics,
most of whom are knights of Colum-
bus. Prominent among them was J.
F. McNamee, editor of the monthly
magazine published in the interest of
the brotherhood of railroad men.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

The national biennial convention of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, will
De held in Boston from July p to 26
inclusive. 1t is expected that close tn
ten thousand delegates and visitors
will attend.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

Dun or Bradstreet and were good
security. She lived for gold and
left behind her the memory of a
life spent in avarice, a soul
warped by its endless chase after
the Almighty Dollar.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
Will NOT VISIT AMERICA.

The Rev. Father Hays, president for
England of the Catholic Temperance
Crusade, who was to preach this
month in Canada and the United
States, has, at the request of his
friends in America, cancelled his pas.
sage owing to the present perils of
ocean travel.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
Ga4RIa]Iss.ieess(e9 YEs|D
@fS s5;;;5~
MUST NOT KILL.

Sir Roger Easement has been
convicted. In the eye of the law,
by the verdict of the jury and the
sentence of the court, he is a
traitor to the realm, an enemy of
the King and foresworn villain
who must die the death of shame
on the abhorrent gallows. In the
supreme court of the future that
K verdict will be reversed and that
sentence set aside. At the judg-
ment bar of history, this felon,
now condemned to die for most
high crime, will be hailed as a
hero and a martyr. He will take
his honored place with Emmett
and with John Brown and the
others of the innumerable COM
pany Of just men who, in all ages
and in many lands, have gone
through paths of hatred, scorn
and death to the bright goal of
immortal renown and the increas-
ing applause of mankind.
AS it was with Emmett. so was
it with Easement. His condem-
nation was assured before he was
arraigned, and all that was left
to him was to take advantage of
the forms of the law and estab-
lished procedure of the courts of
! England to make his defense at
the bar of public opinion and his
appeal to the verdict of the ages.
That defense and that appeal he
made in an address whose energy
and pathos must elicit the SYM
pathy and the admiration of every
good and right thinking man in
the world. The result of that ap-
peal to the present judgment of
. mankind and to the future is fore
gone. The prisoner at the bar
is acquitted and goes forth to
meet the applause of the wise and
virtuous III all countries and the
deathless honor and affection of
the Irish people till the last gen.
Grafton shall have been born on
the soil of Erin.
But there is another angle of
!. vision. The student of contempo-
rary history will ask himself what
\ effect the trial and condemnation
land eloquent defense of Sir Rop-
Ter Easement must have upon
England and what should be the
compartment of 1iberty-loving
Englishmen toward this MARTYR
: sss. liberty, who risked all that
England might do justice to the
people of Ireland.
M Thus the New York American
expresses itself, and likewise
many other papers not under
British inf1uence.-Ex.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

Justice Samuel Greenbaum, of the
New York supreme court, has been
designated as the justice to hear the
charges and counter charges growing
out OF the recent overlapping inves.
tigation.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

The Rev. Matthias A. Femme, pastor
emeritus of st. Mary's church, Govans.
and former chancellor of the Balt,.
more archdiocese, died at St. Agnes
hospital, Baltimore, on June 20. at tho
age of sixty-four years.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

The late Mr.. James O'Sulliyan of
Fnlladelphia, who was nationally
prominent in the Ancient Order of
Hibernian circles, left an estate If
about $4,000 to various Catholic char.
tiles.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

The Westminster Gazette, consid
cred fair-minded and well-balancef
JOURNAL says nothing about a reprievt
but suggests that his whole scheme,
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
EFFICIENCY OF INSTITUTIONS.

'NSITTV TONS.
Cardinal Gibbons. has appointed a
committee of priests to make an in.
vestigation of all the homes, asylums.
hospitals and schools in his archd;o.
cese. that are receiving state aid. in
order to put them on the highest DOS.
sible planes of efficiency.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

The British authorities at Traya.
Moore, India, have expelled the Ger.
man Sisters of the Holy Cross-ten in
number-who were in charge of the
hospitals there.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
SCHOLARLY PRIEST PROMOTED.

Rev. Arthur T. Connolly, rector of
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament
at Jamaica Plains, Mass, has been
appointed trustee of the Boston pub
lie library. Father Connolly is inter-
ested in art and literary treasures,
and has a collection that represents
years of discriminating research.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

Another of Bryan's fallacies
have been exploded. A million men
cannot be raised in a day to de-
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

4 The above rates include cost Of post.
80 to any part Of the United states. 70
G0ana and ether foreign countries the
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-08-24
FOREST HILL SCHOOL
STARTS OFF NICELY

Forest Hill, August 21.-Ross
Brewer left for California, Satur-
day. He received a telegram calling
for his return. He started immediate
ly. His wife will join him in short
time. -,
Misses Amy Brewer and Myrtle
Steele spent Tuesday of last week
with Mrs. Bob Riddle.
Mrs. Williams and daugn;e' spent
several days last week with her son,
John, at this place.
The public school began at this
place last Monday. Rev. Arthur
Walker is principal and Miss Hat
cher is assistant.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Brewer AND
Aunt Martha Everett attended
church at Piney Grove, Sunday.
Mile Johnson and Bertha McDan-
iel were the dinner guests of Uncle
Tom Riddle, Sunday.