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LoNGFoRD.

In Co. Longford Mr.. Farrell said
the potatoes are a complete failure
II in 1S474S the advice of John Nit
chel had been taken, and no food al
lowed out of the country a vast deal
of suffering could have been avoided.
The fact that potatoes were now SELL
ing at 9s., los. and lis. a cwt., was an
argument in favor OF the motion.
The death of Mr.. +. Burnett, New
townforbes, has been announced,
which occurred suddenly last week.
The circumstances attending the
death are OF a sad nature, as it was
only on Thursday morning previous
that his sister was laid to rest at New
towntorbes, being found dead two
days previous in Il railway carriage be-
tween Streete and Edgeworthstown,
the cause OF death being attributed
to heart failure. This is the third
death in the family during the past
twelve months. and under somewhat
similar circumstances in each case.
At Longford Quarter Sessions the
appeal against the valuation of $3.50
on ST. Mel's College and new recrea-
ton hall was heard and resulted in
the reduction Of the valuation to 500.
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DOWN.

On the Sth inst. the death took
place at his residence, Drummulla,
near Omeath, OF Mr.. Charles Bailey,
at the age OF 105 years. He was the
oldest pilot of the Newry River, and
spent almost the whole of his life on
the sea. AS a fisherman he was un-
surpassed. He leaves only one surviv-
ing son, George, with whom he re-
sided, and a married daughter, who
lives near Belfast. Mr.. John Bailey,
who is in charge OF the ferry at Mar
row Water, Warrenpoint, is nephew
OF the deceased.
The Russian ship Frieda (2.10O
tonsl, from Mobile to the Clyde with
timber, went ashore in a gale near
Portavogie, Cloughey Bay, Co. Down.
Her captain and crew of twenty-One
were brought safely to land, and con
veyed to the Sailors Home, Belfast
For twenty-one days before the wreck
the ship encountered continuous
storms, and during the last two days
there was next to no food.
interviewed at Newry recently the
three divers from Messrs. McCaus
land, Portaferry, who We're employed
on the wreck of the steamship Come.
mara by the London and Northwest
ern Co., stated that they had been
in the cabin of the Connemara and
all over her interior, and they could
find no trace of any bodies. The ship,
they say, was struck on the port side.
In their opinion, it is doubtful if she
can be saved.
Solemn Office and Requiem Mass
were said in Newry Cathedral for the
Catholic victims of the CaringfOrtl
Lough disaster. the Bishop and large
number of priests officiating. Holy
head was also in mourning, when the
funerals of eleven victims took place
there.
1t is remembered that as the pas
sengers were going on board the ILL
fated COnnemara several rats ran out
and one of the sailors said: THAT
looks bad for us ALL"
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WEsTM EATH.

Mullingar Gdns. and DC. passed
resolutions of sympathy with the rela
tives of Mr.. F. Mullahy, vice-chairman
OF the Gdns., and his sister, Mrs. Mul
vanny, who were accidentally
drowned, the former in the Royal
Canal, and the latter in pool near
her home
The L.G.B. have again refused tc
sanction the appointment of DR.. Nc
Gowan to the Bridewell Dispensary
and said that the doctor of Kiltoom
would do for both dispensaries. DIR
Sheridan, Kiltoom, said he could moi
do the duties unless he was provided
with second horse or a motor car
Athlone Guardians appointed DR.. Nc
Gowan temporarily.
Athlone Council request Mr.. Duke
to reintroduce Mr.. Birrell's bill for the
relief of religious orders from pena
enactments.
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SLlGO.

At St. Mary's Cathedral, Sligo, Mr..
Thomas Scanlon, third eldest son of
Mr.. Thomas Scanlon, merchant, High
street, Sligo, was married to Miss
Hanna Mary Josephine Jenkins,
youngest daughter of Mr.. Alfred Jen-
kins, late Irish Land Commission, and
Mrs. Jenkins, late of Lower Mount
street and 4S Merrion square, Dublin.
At the Ballymote petty sessions be-
fore Capt. Fitzpatrick, r. NJ. (presid-
ing; Mr. James Harmon, J.P., and Mr..
]. o. OBrien, j. P. District 1nspec-
tor Riordan charged Thomas Cawley
and Thomas McManus, both of Bally-
mote, Co. Sligo for tearing down re-
cruitings posters and defacing posters
at the same time. When Cawley was
searched a document was found on
him which was prejudicial to recruit
ing. The document, which was hand.
ed to the court, was an old Irish
ballad, entitled, Patrick Sheehan"
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POLAND AND IRELAND,

NlllSll 1858 anu NEWS OcrFlC0,J
The resolutions of congratulations
on the granting of independence to
Poland have been suppressed by the
censor in the Irish newspapers.
Nearly every County Council or Poor
Law Board that held meetings imme-
diately following the establishment of
a Polish Kingdom congratulated the
Poles on freedom.
At a meeting of the Navar Board
of Guardians, on November Sth, a
resolution, congratulating Poland on
her independence, was passed without
a dissentant voice. Mr.. Cowan said
it was just and fitting for Irishmen
to send their congratulations to the
gallant Poles on the granting of their
independence by the very powers the
Allies were fighting against on the
false pretense that they were in the
war to safeguard small nationalities.
Ireland is a small nationality, but her
clear claim of recognition has been
secuted by England and her rights
trampled under foot. For the past six
months, in particular, Ireland has
been ruled with an iron hand and
militarism in it's worst and most obi.
GUS form has revealed in all it's naked.
ness English hpocrisy and savagery.
The censor has put an end to the
publication of Irish congratulations on
the freedom of Poland.
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ANT RIM.

The death has occurred at l'afht
of Mr.. Joseph Martin, a popular vi
ster railway official. For forty one
wears he was associated with the Mid
land Railway Northern Counties
Committee) and retired from active
duty eight months ago on account OF
ill health.
During the past fortnight some eX'
traordinary high prices have been
realized for concrete lettings OF land
for the season. Land suitable for
planting potatoes is letting freely at
G6 to CT per rood, and in some in
stances, over ES per rood. Land SUIT
able for flax is commanding high
prices. $40 per acre being the pre-
yailing figure, while in some instances
IN to $50 an acre has been gwen.
Potato land suitable for wheat, real
lied about Sis per acre, lea for oats
G1O to els per acre, for new nay
sl2 to s15 per acre, for grazing & ~
per acre, for turnips and mangold
about GS per acre.
Archie Heron, Belfast, has been
sentenced to two months imprison-
ment, or bail alternative, on charge
of sedition, the affair occurring at
meeting in St. Mary's Hall, where
Heron is alleged to have stated: ut is
an honor to Ireland to be under mar
tial law" and that "McEntee (in penal
servitude) is an honor to Ireland"
Flax worth G10O was destroyed by
fire at the scutch mill OF James NC
Cormick, Loughaghry, near Lisburn.
A conference of trade unions
friendly societies and other bodies
summoned by the Belfast House Ten
ants Defense Association, met recent
ly and considered the question OF in
creased food prices. Mr.. T. Kennedy
who presided, said woman workers
were now receiving less wages, ow
ing to short hours, and hundreds OF
homes were dependent on female Ia
Dor. The executive of the House
Tenants had issued letter pointing
out reduction of $1,000 acres in Irish
tllage, and calling for state control
of food prices. Mr.. Campbell, Secre
tary Belfast Trade Council, said some.
thing definite should be done apart
from making protest. The workers
in Ireland were not getting wages
which enabled them to bid at this
auction of Irish foodstuffs against the
workers of England and Scotland.
The question for them to consider
was. Could they not prevent the ex'
portation of foodstuffs from Ireland
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WICKLOW.

MARRlED.-Novem Z, at the
Catholic Church, Donard, by the Rev
Father Flanagan, &C., Philip Ger.
maine, youngest son of the late John
Germaine, Graney House, Baltinglass,
to Annie Keogh, eldest daughter of
Patrick and Mary Keogh, Tynock.
DIED-At Ballydonerae Lodge, Kill
cool, Co. Wicklow, Mathew, son of the
late Mathew Cassidy, Bellville House,
Astown, Co. Dublin.-At her residence,
21 Main street, Arklow, Mary, wife of
Edward Evans.
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the sanitary accommodation was not
good. 1t was stated that the prem
ises cost G1,1OO and the repairs $500.
There was stabling accommodation
for thirty or forty horses on the prem
ises, which were erected by old Bian-
conf. The transfer was granted.
At St. Patrick's Church, Castlerea,
the marriage was solemnized of Mr..
Peter Smyth, B. E., second son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smyth, Abbeygate
street, Galway, to Miss Beatrice Lof-
tus, A.L.CM., second eldest daughter
of Mr.. Thos. Lotus merchant, St.
Patrick street, Castlerea. The cere.
mony was performed with Nuptial
Mass by the Very Rev. Canon Harte,
PIP, VIZ, Castlerea.
Roscommon Guardians inaugurated
an "Arbor Day" by planting an Irish
yew in the Workhouse grounds, pre-
sented by the chairman of the board
Mr.. L. A. p. Mapother. The object OF
the ceremony is to encourage the
planting of trees throughout the dis
trict.
The Roscommon Co. Council have
granted the following increases: Mr.
c. Mulvany, C.S., 9700 to 5000; la
borers under direct labor scheme tc
IS. day; road foreman to 23s. a
week. Resolutions of sympathy were
passed in connection with the deaths
p. Filan, &C, and with Mr.. j. Byrne
Chief Clerk, on the death of his sister
in America.
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TIPPERARY.

The Tipperary U.C. referred to their
retary to the local gas company fore
shadowing possible closing down OF
the concern, through improbable
working, unless they could increase
the maximum price for gas, fixed by
the order at 5s. per 1000 cubic feet
The Town Clerk said the threat could
not be enforced.
The death of Mr.. D. Ryan, Oldcas
tie, Cappawhite, member of a we'll
known Co. Tipperary family, is much
regretted. Mr.. ]. Ryan, Secretary N
Tipperary Agricultural Committee, is
his son.
The death, after a brief illness, has
occurred at Tipperary of Mr.. John F
O'Ryan, County C. Deceased, who
was we'll known on political platforms
took prominent part in the Plan OF
Campaign agitation.
a quantity of woolen stuffs in the
drapery premises of Mr.. J. Conway
Main street, Tipperary, were discov
cred on fire after closing hours. The
alarm was given by Messrs. j. w
Shea, J. p, and T. O'Dwyer, and the
burning material quickly transferred
to the street by civilian and military
volunteers. Damage not stated.
strike, the masters trade has been
stopped. The strikers are running a
cooperative bakery. Local vendors
get supplies from Waterford and Cork
Mr.. P. ]. Whealey, Assistant Town
Clerk, Nenagh, has been presented
with an Illuminated address and check
by his friends on the occasion of his
marriage.
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WATERFORD.

Miss Blanche Hardwicke, daughter
of Mr.. Hardwicke, Brewery Lodge,
Dungarvan, is under hospital treat
ment for injuries sustained by being
knocked down by train at level
crossing at Shandon. She was dragged
some ten or fifteen yards, one of her
hands and some of her toes were
crushed, and she was wounded about
the head. The wind was very high
at the time and she did not see the
train.
The death has taken place rather
suddenly in Cappoquin of Mr.. E.
Byrne, weightmaster at the local mar.
kets. Deceased's daughters are school
teachers in Dublin and Newtownards.
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Lydon, 426 E. Sd St.: Med. Examiner. Dr..
n. E.a;. "; F. Fahey. s ~ New Jersey Mds ass
Ave: W: and Fourth st:
dent. r. B. Dwysr. 5s1s Bliner St; viee
bothxeil. so1 \. ssti; % Hys. esS ": @Iss IS:
Sec. James Connolly, ia N: 63rd Ave.
w.; Treas. p. H. McGraX. ais
silyy Blk. Meetings held on ths seo-
in Gilley's Hall.
MURRAY COUNTY.
Diyi:ien No 2. currts1Prsa. y y
ss %sn Trs. s.9e:y 5es bysa. n sfs &c. -
German: Chaplain. Rev. Chas. Caxaa.
naugh; Med. Examiner, DR.. w. q. Fat
day Of each s month e IN az Gorman's man e nsa.
Currte, MINI.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County ,sy President, F. J. Leonard. Jss-
lon; Wee Pfea Te John Keilsy;; Rec e. GS sse
-. J. Moriarty: Fin. Sec.. ]. n. Stratton;
r3s ms; IS ,seS; J. II. strattqn; Treas, Z:
i1ssk insr I'm Med; E9 T.. Dr. B. White Meet.
at Fraternity Hall.
HNS COUNTx.
County President. M. Aahonsy. Nsr.
Division No. 1--President, James T.
rahan: Morris; Rec. Sec. Eugene Fits
&oa1is MGis:ih; III. i?a &c. s:S TSo: Ass Aze.
ney: Donneily; Med. Examiner. Dr. 4
Z: Fit1gerald; Sick Committee. Jslz
inEs nrst Sunday sf the month. at -,
ney's Hall.
STEELE COUNTY.
ostnnJy. County President. resident George c. TsAss.
Grimm; Rec. Sec, J. E. Malone; Fin. s Sec.
%,1s. Z; 3; Malone; ms: Sec, ,. p. Malone:
Moreho9se. Meetings heid on the first
wednesday Of each month at $3.50 i1
SWIFT COUNTY. .
c,csy ,csnnty Prssisens-D. +. AeDernssa
- Division No. President, VIM. n
snnf; Seen Wee MS;m:.1: MP5es 4 4s;carthy; ;c 4ss
Jas. o'Denneil: Med. Examiner. br. :.
asaS1c9it: snsds1 :, Nee Meeting held eysIy a..s
wINoNA COUNTY.
| County President, n. J. Ryan, ss4 4
King St., Winona,
,,i PiE1siGn VI %o1. No :, 1@prs;: 9, j. A. hssll.a.
g! Indiana Ava; Rec. Sec, John buEa1.
29s " Mark st.; Fin. Sec. n, J. Ly1sh.
514 washington St.; 1ns. See, II ].
| Lynch. s1l Warrington ST.: Treas, II
:. ryan. 2s4 e. King st.: Med. NxaA-
i1sE. DR.. Lester. 40s Winena st. Neet-
tngs are held on second and fourth
Fhursdays OF month in st. Thomas hall
I WAsECA COUNTY.
County President, Thes. Foley, Jaass.
Division Ne. 1-Pres.. Michael Ian.
bert; Rec; Sec. J. w: Conway; ms. 81,
Charles McLoone; Treas. B. j. iiijy:
Mod; Examiner. DR.. A. J. Rudolf. Meat.
ing held every nrst Thursday and thiFa
Sunday Of each month at WOrk1a9
hall, Waseca.
Division No. 2. Janesville-Pres.. J. J.
sacayan; gu Tahn Wee Pres, Thos. Foley; Rec.
Rrsas. fns; seei I. ?. K: Joyce; Treas, NJ J: No.
inla 6r1aei Med: Ex, Dr.. T. N. Joyce. Meet
| every month at Odd Fellows Hail.
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Chicago, and subsequently managed
the Wexford Meat Supply Company,
is now manager of the International
Export Company, Ltd, Hankien,
China. In a letter which Mr.. E. o.
Connell Town Clerk, has just received
from him, he states that he is for
warding subscription of G2 to the
National Aid Fund. Mr.. Landy was an
active supporter of the Volunteer
movement in Ireland, and was per-
sonal friend of most of the leaders.
Callan Guardians, on the motion of
Mr.. Potter, seconded by Mr.. Mansfield,
rendered a vote of coincidence to Mr..
p. Maher, d. c., on the death in
America of his son, Richard.
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GALWAY.

Elizabeth Shea, p. Curran, S. Shea,
J. Kearns, NJ. Moran, ]. p. Glynn, p.
O'Malley, NJ. Hanly. Postgraduate
scholarships (value .c4W, to Margaret
M. Cooke and Mary Quigley.
Mount Bellew Guardians and Dis
trict Council, having passed resolu
tions of coincidence with the relatives
of the late chairman. Mr.. A. Kenny
J.P., adjourned as mark of respect
to his memory.
Mr.. Good, sub-agent, Bank of Ire
land, Galway. has been appointed
agent at Clones, and is succeeded by
Mr.. Blake Knox, Athlone.
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Mr.. c. j. Irwin, manager Ennis.
corthy Echo," who was interned at
Frongoch, has been released. Many
Enniscorthy traders whose property
was damaged during the rising have
gotten compensation from the Gov
ernment.
Two of the three arches of the
stone bridge at Clonlarman, ON the
main road from Ennisvorthy to New.
townbarry, were swept away by re.
cent floods.
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IRISH NATIONALIST WINS
HOUSE OF COMMONS SEAT

London, Nov. I'D. O'Leary, Irish
Nationalist and an adherent of John
Redmond, has been elected member
of the house of commons from the west
division of Cork county in succession
to James P. Gilhooley, who died Octo.
ber 16 last.
O'Leary had plurality of 1T votes
over his chief opponent, Frank Healy,
a member of the O'Brien party.
There was great interest in the elec-
tion in Ireland, this being the first
contest since the recent uprising at
Dublin.
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News from Ireland

sociation congratulating Miss Ballan-
tyne Mt, on her promotion to the
principalship of Stranorlar Girls
school. Miss Ballantyne is native
Of kilmactranny and has been teach
ing under the Right Rev. Msgr. Nc
Glynn, p. P., V. g., Dean of Raphoe,
lar Girls School is one of the largest
in Co. Donegal. Prior to her depar-
ture from the Meencorragh School,
where she had been teaching, she was
presented with beautiful dressing
case and address by the parents and
pupils.
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M EATH.

DlED.-November 12. at Convent of
Mercy, Navan. Mother Mary Magdalen
Nelson, in the fifty-second year of her
religious life.-November is, at her
residence, Rathrone. Enfield, Bridget,
dearly beloved wife of John Flynn,
ID. Cat Slane. Co. Meath, John Pol
lard.
DlED.-At his residence, Rathdrin-
aSh, Beanparc, Co. Meath, Daniel Tul-
ly. aged "a years.--November 9, at
her residence. Dunboyne, Ellen, widow
OF the late James Reilly.
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CAvAN.

A Newbliss passenger, Miss Nolan
daughter of Mr.. John Nolan, merchant
Corraneway, Aghabog, Newbliss, was
on the ill-fated Connemara. She had
been home to visit her parents and
was returning to America. Two other
passengers were Miss Bridget Brady
and Miss Maggie Andrews, of Ard
more, Mountain Lodge, Co. Cavan.
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CARLOW.

His many friends in Carlow made a
handsome presentation to Mr.. ]. Nc
Conkey, late local agent, Bank of Ire
land.
Mr.. P. F. O'Sullivan, accountant, has
been appointed Town Clerk of Bagen-
alstown in room of the late Mr.. Brady.
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LElTRiM.

At the last Carrick-o Shannon
weekly market upland potatoes sold
from 9s. to los. Cd. per cwt., and bog
raised potatoes from IS. to IS. Cd. per
cwt. There was no outside competi-
ton.
Michael Ford, of Leitrim, was one
of the passengers lost on the ill-fated
Connemara.
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MONAGHAN.

co. Monaghan passengers lost in the
late Carlingford Lough disaster were
Miss Teresa McGorman and Miss Rose
McGorman, Of Corravacan, Rockcorry,
who also accompanied Miss Nolan,
both parties coming from the same
district Miss Lizzie and Miss Annie
McEntee. from the district of Bally-
bay. and Miss Mary McCarton, Castle;
blayney.
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MAYO.

Ballyhaunis Pensions Committee
have passed resolution of regret at
the death of Mr.. J. J. Waldron, ]. P,
Co. C.
Westport U.C. adjourned after pass
ing vote of sympathy with the rela-
tives Of the late Mr.. James Ryan.
Westport U.I.L. passed a similar vote.
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KINGS.

a public meeting at Rhode, Eden.
derry, urged that 395 acres of land at
Ballymacwilliam, to be sold by the
trustee OF the late Mr.. T. M. Carew,
should be acquired for division among
small farmers and landless people of
the locality. Rev. Father Morris, P.
p, presided, and addresses were daliv.
cred by Mr.. Graham, NJ. p, and Rev.
Father Tanning.
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GALWAY.

Chief of O'Lynch Clan Dead.
The death is announced in his eighty
first year of Marcus Lynch, Barna
House. Galway. He was an extensive
landowner and the direct descendant
of one of the thirteen tribes of Gal
way.
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LIEUTENANT GRADY PROMOTED.

Lieut.. Roman c. Grady, United
States navy, son of the late Major P.
j. Grady of the Ninth Massachusetts
infantry, who died after the war with
Spain, has just been promoted to the
rank of lieutenant commander, and
assigned to the Office of chief of naval
operations, navy department, over
which Admiral Benson is in charge,
Lieut. ut.-Commander Grady was born in
Massachusetts, Oct. 6, 1888, and was
appointed midshipman May 10, 1902.
He is brother of Rev. John P. Grady
of the Trenton diocese.
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QUEENS.

The report of the Home Office in
spector regarding the Wolfhill collier
les Queens Coz was unfavorable, Mr..
Duke told Mr.. Lundon in Parliament,
and the Treasury had, therefore, de-
cided against the proposed expendi-
ture on the building of light railway
from the mines to the G. S. and W.R.
junction, six miles distant.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

SS%n5% Ssssa + 5.,4 4H.s eas9a
issa Rrv;, Ro;; a. anna aaa DHgan Vice President,
Rec sesretary, sss $rd ays AVe 1NarY r. !rTTin. Tra.
Mary y y 0MkeefSe Mxs S,s Treasurer, 41s sth Ave.
respondent, 200 Fremont Ave. No: Mrs.
pereasa Jordan. Mistress at Arns: Mrs.
Bridget Ray, Sentinel.
1896 18th Ave. 8. ' -~l' ''''s@
PPs@p'fXx Psss Mrs sss. 44e,e ia9Ss%
18th Ave: n: Fin. Sec. Mrs. aS cathsrine IN
GGasey Grs c,s5s sSs ETsm EFremo2t Ays; NJ: Treas.
Sec. Miss Mary Boyian, 1926 18th ave.
5i$ Syndicate Bldg; Mistress, s,at-Armss:: tt1Asas:
A. o. t. W. hall. l99c1HS Il 5. iath q St. month at
aeBt Rtvlten Msrv Nj N' sod I'm
Aye; n: Rec; Sec. Mrs. Mary o'Keefe. sHa
e Say sssi Grand IL e 81 Mn III. fs!s sss.
\. r.; Treas: Elizabeth Jeffries, 11e sth
Ave: n. E.; Medical Examiner, Doctor r.
r oBrien; Meetings held on the irst
Central Ave.
dent Mary NJ gg:ss 11sss:s
ave: hys.nt n; Vice Pres; Jennie Rice, 1sS4
Katharine Ryan. 1909 srd AVG. 81:
N: NNreas; 1n. Anna ssn Rug RRnga2 . 1873, Bryant A.
Morrison. so1s sth st. n: ss1tinelr Mri ~ :.
Mary Donovan. 1915 Dupont H1e n.
afeetseE' msnth nsa r' H. :1S
Division No. 4-Pres., Mrs. Anna nrx.
ss nSaasr oley ists tsss 5ys s. ssa
AXs; 55cs 18Th si Trsas: Eva Miss Marie MURPHY.
Keegan 25os 18th % Ave- sss S. Phy.,aiana M1s: Gaish
Drs; Barber and Murphy, MeetinHa FIFTY: ar:
hen held Id the first and third wednssdsySsS % Of
Lake Commercial Club. ~ 'n' Sass
cent Ms:gsFss;t haii!n Mii!Hn':ESa,'ss:: 9:ss 5es...
az; AZ H.; r.; .,s Vice Pres; Mary j. disssss.
@srsGn fsit AZ itth n; Xvs Rss sss; H5
!ns; Sec. Katherine o'Brisn. ssss =:
fa%rel rS az AZ; ~; TTrea::: Martha GriAn. 1Sis
M N. Ega1. 1415 Emerson Ave. n. NosS.
ings held evevy first and third rhvrS-
DAYS a ct each month at schular hail, ess-
ner 4th st. and Goth Ave. n.
dent, Mary Irwin. .sss srd Ave. III FL:
WI, vice u Pres. Mrs. M: Moran, 2s0i Madi..
sen senz S. 6, N. r.; Rec. Sec. Mrs. M. Martin,
Moran. Nor piesss sSs 81 s7th n a.; E FIN Sec Mr;
Mrs. NJ. Waddick, 25o5 Tayfor f. st shs N 81: e:
E: EEresMs, Ms,dIdss Mr. &C. e; Bgrns. si5 S7th Avs. n:
Meetings held on the first ana thir6
y MWeTG!nesday :! esd % Of each month at 22nd Ave.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
C0Nnfv pr>.SA~-< rR..
hanna Cook, 81 e. i1th 81: ST. RAJ s' - -
Me-; Mls., MaHsEsTef rs: Scot =; ssntr:s -:
nisn hail 7th ana Frssk1iad hiad st. ts Hs'F-
Division No. .. st. Paul-Pres. nn,..
beth Moynaugh, Is Atwater ST.: W.
sE:''' st: Rsn RMarEaret gar Eoseh: sos st. Abs
tehteld Ave-: Asse Fin FMinrfssst sse' Hs.z HGrrks g!
1o1s Albemarle St.; ms. Sec. Harv ~
Ian Ian. s2s S Edmgnd St.: Treas, Mary W.
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DERRY.

Coleraine U.C. has protested against
the present unsatisfactory rail and
mail services, and has asked Govern
ment Intervention, with the view of
having the trains restored to old
time.
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klLk EN- nv.

Mr.. James Landy, formerly of Gus.
sane House. Co. Kilkenny, who was
for some time connected with the
great packing company Of Cudahy,
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KILDARE.

Replying to Mr.. Killbride, Mr.. Duke
sald the L.G.B. had declined to sane
ton the appointment of Dr. Mckenna
to the temporary medical citizenship
Of Monasterevan because he was of
military age.
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LOUTH.

Mr. 7. Reilly, c. p. S., was fined sos.
at Ardee Petty Sessions for shooting
two carrier pigeons, the property of
Messrs. Vance and Irvine, Belfast,
valued for G3 los.