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The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
RECTOR OF CATHOLIC UNIvER-
sITY, WASHINGTON, D. c., EU-
LOGlZES WOMEN SOLDIERS

Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Shahan, rector
of the Catholic University, in an ad.
dress delivered last week before
the students of the National Service
School, said:
1T seems to me that woman is writ
ing her last chapter in her onward
march under American ideals. She
shows in this camp that she not only
has the virtues of the soldier, but the
virtues of sisterhood and motherhood
of which America may justly be proud
She learns here to answer the problem
which she has ever answered since
the Indian wars, the war of 1912 and
on both SIDES in the American revolu.
tion-meeting the waste of America.
II am delighted with everything |
have seen in the camps, it's conduct
and character"
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19

American opinion and will convince
the Unionites-men like Lord Devon
shire and Bonar Law, Ireland's great
est enemies-that public opinion is
against them, that they cannot any
longer play their hypocritical, Phari-
saical game of fighting for small ma
tions yet maltreat Ireland at the same
time. Common decency will compel
change.
This effect upon England of the
American action will be noticeable
very soon. Even before the war the
Irish question had reached an acute
stage and was pressing hard for So
luton. Now it simply must be solved.
No nation, however strong it may be,
can fight a war against a foreign en-
envy with another enemy at it's vitals.
This has been shown by the prob
lem forced upon Germany by the Ger.
man Socialists.
There are 100000 English troops
garrisoning Ireland-two whole diyi.
sions!-which should be in the trench.
es with Hag. 1t is ridiculous that
they should be forced to do police
work and worse than police work in
a part Of the British Empire which
should be among the most loyal of all,
ireland will not listen any more
to offers of partial home rule. She
went to war trusting to England's
pledged word. But partial home rule
has never been given. How can Eng.
land hold up her head among the ma
tons of the earth after betraying the
Irish people?"
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
WAR CLOSES A COLLEGE.

Little Rock, Ark, May 5.-Father
Herbert Heageney, president of Little
Rock College, announced today the
college will close Monday as forty-two
students and three members of the
faculty have enlisted in the army or
navy and only fifteen students remain
in the college department, making it
improbable to continue the term
longer. The college is maintained by
the Little Rock Diocese of the Cath
Ole church. There were ITO students
in the school at the beginning of the
fall semester.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
Articles of Incorporation
The SAKE Amusemert co,,n,r

Ihe SAKE Amusement Company,
provisions of Chapter IS of the Cen
eral Statutes Of Minnesota 1918 and
thereto, the undersigned do hereby as
ISOLATE themselves together and do
maks; sign; publish and declare the
following cet ARTiGLS OF Incorporation:
The name OF this corporation shall
be THE SAKE Amusement Company"
and the general nature of its business
amusement and to: rent and purchase
sary to carry on said business, and to
property, and to do all other things
51si7ess The principal piae ea Of e. b sado
tie city q %h%eapeis Se Goant Ee of
Hennepin, State 81 # Minnesota.
The time a AfR TIC; H.
eeorporation shall be the 2sth day of Of
May. =: d. 1917: and shall endure there
after for pssf R%1c Sf thirty i1t 500 years
corporation shall be the sum of Fifty
Thousand Dollars 1$5o, .oog. to be q d II
vfde e. into INTO FIVE hundred 5000 shares
lars lbni $4,000 1s,o. per share. which stock
such times and in such manner and
require.
ARTICLE Nv.
The names. of the incorporators of
this corporation are William r. SAKE.
OF the City Of Minneapolis; John e.
sake, THOMAS Sake, and Frank Sake,
OF the City OF Milwaukee, in the State
of Wisconsin.
ARTICLE W.
The government of this corporation
and the management of it's affairs shall
be vested in Board of Directors, con-
sisting of not less than three (3) nor
more than five 60 members, all of
whom shall be stockholders of the cor
poration, and of whom the majority
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19

shall constitute a quorum for the trans.
action of business. And said Board of
tablish bylaws for the management
and conduct Of the corporate business.
Said Board of Directors, after the one
and by the. stockholders of said cor
poration at it's annual meeting the first
Of which shall be held upon the first
directors shall hold office until their
successors are elected and have quail
ee the rs # boa hs Pof
are William p. SAKE, John E.. SAKE,
Thomas SAKE, and Frank Sake, The
sist Of a president, vi eeI s io a
which Offices may be held By BY the s" same ne
vice president. Said officers shall be
elected each year by the Board Of
Directors. at a meeting, to be held i'm:
Board. And said officers shall be vest
ed with the usual powers and authori-
ties incident to their respective offices
forth in, the Bylaws of the. corpora
ton, and until the regular election Of
said i officers as above provided. the
following: John p. SAKE, President;
Thomas FL SAKE SAKE, Syice-President and Will
liza" F. Sake. A fksTffefaEy VI and Treasurer
The highest amount of indebtedness
or liability to which this corporation
At b any o ns shall not
sand Dollars ($10o, 000.00).
In witness whereof. we have here
day of May. 4: B. 1si7. ~ |"'e WI
HON MONS s; s sAXE {sseeaa!3}
-' William 1f1iLh IL r. SAKE {{seai}}
Signed, sealed and delivered in the
p' ST%S s 81
e L 4 H5 Srv 80 =. .s--riF
JENNIE j; i; RNA n. BURNS. 49,. q
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
~ On ~ this 18th day of May, A: p: 1917.
TO-, =, said u s County, came personally Will
person described in and Who executed
knowiedged that he executed the same
80 ~ JENNIE NJ. TAsA BURNS
Notary Public, Hennepin Co, Mimi.
My commission expires November 1,
State Of Wisconsin, County of Mil
Waukee,-ss.
before me, a Notary Pub eis Within and and
T. SAKE THOMAS SAKE, a neis FRANK s sean
scribed in and who executed the fore
going instrument and they acknowl-
edged that they executed the same as
their free act and deed.
GEO. S s; oRMs SB5io
Milwaukee County, Wis
My commission expires February 13,
1921.
| (Notarial SeaD
State, of. Minnesota, Department Of
| State.
hereby certify that the within in
| strument was filed for record in this
office on the 18th day of May, A. D.
| 1917. at o'clock A. NJ, and was duly
recorded in Book D-4 of Interpretations.
JULIUS A. SCFIMAHL,
Secretary of State.
Office Of Register. of Deeds, State of
l hereby certify that the within in
s str un w, was filed for record in this
at = o'clock - Nj, and was duly re-.
corded in Book = Of - page -.
AUGUST w. SKOG,
Register of Deeds
BY d. G. GORHAM
Deputy Register of Deeds
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
ntau ha vi been tsnnJ m az in the
tain mortgage executed by George Judd
and Annie Judd. his wife. as mort
gagors. to United States Installment
and recorded in the office of the Reg
n ster of DEEDS in and for the County
$3.50 o'clock a. M. in Book sis of Mort
cages on page 145.
he deS %as any w
ment Realty Company. Mortgagee. to
Minneapolis! Trust Company. as rrus-
cord ed in the Office Of said Register iiH OF
BE- at on s Sc oco n day S M FS n EoCE
Which said mortgage. together with
the debt secured thereby, was duly. as
holder thereof to said united states ties
tnstailment Realty Company by writ
office of said Register of Deeds. on the
LIST day of May, 1917, at ! :55 O'clock
nd pS m BOOK HS 81, Sso OF Mo a
cages on page. sos; and.
Whereas, Said United States INSTALL
ment Realty Company, mortgage, has
ance unpaid on said mortgage and the
note secured thereby at once due and
payable. as i'm said mortgage and note
without notice, upon such default in
the performance Of the terms OF said
mo 2v1aGsa. and nd :. o,o,,,o<, j., ~ -,
and is due at the date hereof by rea-
son of such default, on said mortgage
and note, the sum of One Thousand Six
ing at law has been instituted to re-
cover said debt or any part thereof;
Installment Realty Company, the mort
gagee of and in. said MORTGAGE, and
the owner and holder Of said debt, does
win he foreclosed ana the premises
cred thereby. and which are situate in
said County of liennepin and State, OF
Minnesota. and are described as fol-
90 a., =, and 1, rive ln, in Block Three 81
deseribed as foi1oWs: c comm e"eHRs' a
a point in Northerly boundary line Of
Northeast corner Of said Lot Five 90;
a point Twenty-six t3GJ feet North
from North boundary line Of Lot Three
line of said Lot Three (3) to West
boundary line of said Lot -Four (4). al
p,oint, in said line twenty-six (2s1 feet
North from Southwest corner of said
Lot -Four 90: thence at right angles
North i'm West boundary line of SAID
Lots Four ca and Five 60 to North.
west corner of said Lot Five (5) thence
at right angles East in North boun.
Diary line of said lot to beginning
will be sold by the Sheriff of said Hen.
nepin County. at public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Sheriff's
main office and salesroom i'm the Court
House and City Hall. in the City OF
Minneapolis, in said tIennepiin County
July. 1911. at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, to pay said indebted.
ness. together with the costs and ex.
penses of said sale and the sum OF
Fifty Dollars l$5O.0O) attorneys fees
as stipulated in said mortgage in case
of the foreclosure thereof
Said sale will be so made. subject to
redemption within one year from the
UNIFIED States INsTALLMENT
REALTY COMPANY.
Mortgagee
j. \. LARIMORE.
Attorney for Mortgage.
217 Plymouth Building,
Minneapolis. MINI.
May 19-26-June 2-9-16-23-3O.
Sale Tuesday July 3.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
England Listens
Attentively to
Appeal Of U. S.
Continued from page ~

OF those Americans in Congress was
in no sense uncalled for. 1t was alb
solutely necessary. 1t is our business,
it we are in this war to defend sub
ject nations and help give every ma
1ion its God-given right, to see that
Ireland gets justice.
"A notable feature of the war in
this country is that Irish Americans
ar disaffected. do not mean that
they will not fight; that they will not
do everything within their power to
beat Germany. What l mean is that
shey are fighting for France. for Bel
GUM, for Russia-not for England!
The reason for this is not antagonism
between the United States and Eng
land. All that has died out. 1t is the
antagonism of the Irish element in
this country toward England on ac-
count Of her treatment of Ireland. I'm
less England eradicates that antagon-
ism it will work seriously against her
in this war.
why should anyone say that we
arc intruding upon England's internal
concerns when we urge her to solve
the Irish question? Did not England
accept loan the other day of mil
lions of dollars of our money? If
that is not mixing in her internal
concerns, what is? And we are not
meddling in her private concerns
when we provide her with shipping.
Yet if we ask England to give ireland
the rights of small nation it is inter.
ference. England ought to recognize
that the basic reason for our demand
ing these things is that we are fight.
ing in common cause.-the protec
ton of small nations. She should
realize that and remove the Irish sore
from the body polite of Europe.
Il welcome the interference of the
United States in this matter as the
surest means of making England solve
the Irish question before there is a
revolution. England is driving the
people of Ireland back to hopeless
blood-thirsty methods of asserting
their rights which have not the faint
est hope Of success. The action in
Congress will have a most salutary
effect. Those Englishmen who have
at last recognized the Justice of Ire
lands claim and who sympathize with
the Irish In their struggle for home
rule will welcome this expression o.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
IRELAND OFFERED
HOME RULE WITH
ULSTER EXCL uDED
CONTINUED from page ~

land while excluding that part of Ire
land which objects to coming under
the home rule act for definite period,
when Parliament will consider the mat
ter afresh which recognizes the pro-
found sentiment existing in Ireland for
the unity of the country by creating a
common council to consider Irish af-
fairs as whole, and which finally sets
up representative conference to at
tempt to adjust the most difficult ques-
lions involved, is as far as they can
lative settlement in the crisis of a
great war. They are prepared to in
troduce bill on these lines.
Harmonious Action is Asked.
But they feel it would ne idle. and
am sure you will agree with them, to
introduce such bill unless it were as
sured of something like second read
ing acceptance from both Irish parties
! sincerely hope that if the govern
ment introduces this bill the party OF
which you are the head will give this
measure of support to the proposals,
which will give immediate self-govern-
ment in Ireland to those who wish for
it and will at the same time create and
keep continuously in being the means
whereby final reconciliation between
the two sections of the Irish people
can at any time be brought about.
1--WE earnestly recommend the pro.
posals which I have outlined above to
the dispassionate consideration of the
men of all parties. II upon such con-
sideration basis for immediate action
is found in them we shall proceed at
once with the necessary steps to carry
them into effect. If this should not be
the case there remains an alternative
plan, which, though it has been some
times seriously discussed, has never
authoritatively proposed-that of as
sembling a convention of Irishmen of
all parties for the purpose Of produc-
ing a scheme of Irish self-government.
South Africa Cited as Example.
GAS you will remember, the consti.
tuition of the Union of South Africa
was framed, despite most formidable
difficulties and obstacles. by conve1r-
ton representative of all the interests
and parties in the country, and the
government believes that a similar ex-
pedient might in the last resort be
found effectual in Ireland. Would it
be too much to hope that Irishmen of
all creeds and parties might meet to-
gether in convention for the purpose of
drafting constitution for their coun-
try, which should secure just balance
of all the opposing interests and final
ly compose the unhappy discords which
have so long distracted Ireland and
impeded it's harmonious developments?
THE government is ready. in de-
fault of the adoption of the present
proposals for home rule to take the
necessary steps for assembling such a
convention. should be much Obliged
If you found it possible to give me
your views on this letter in order to
allow the government to consider the
matter before Monday"
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19

to prohibition, both of which the house
rejected.
Among the exemptions from draft
are ordained ministers and priests and
students at divinity schools at sthe
time of the approval of this act.
When the bill was up in the senate
an amendment by Senator McCumber
to strike out the exemption from draft
of those whose religion forbids mill
tary service was rejected, 81 to II.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
THE ARMY DRAFT BILL.

In the new army draft bill there are
but three essential points of difference
between the house and senate: First,
the age limit of conscripts. the senate
fixing it between the ages Of n and
q, and the house 81 and 40; second,
the senate authorization for Colonel
Roosevelt to raise four infantry divi-
sions of volunteer troops for foreign
service, and the senate's provision as
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government, the same as many of the
big industries have placed their plants
at the service of the government The
government could recruit farm army
from among men rejected from active
service because of slight physical dis.
abilities, and place them on the farms
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
Patrick 0'DonneII's:
Generous Offer 10
j. s. Government

Continued from page ~
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Gin eidtitrabI aus Soma.

9ie NieoerIage Der Erobibitioni'
item in Soma iit ein botIt erntlttbigen.
bcs @reigniB fiir bic 8cfiirporter Der
periortli6en sSreibeit. gs lit in Der
lnlgen BrobIbitious.Rdft, Die iiber
0ieies &an6 berabgeiunfen lit, Der
erite 2ihtirabl uno 5fpar BON iebr
GROCER 2eu6ttraft. 3ie @erbaltniiie
IN S9Sorpu iiro ben 1robibitioniiten
gang beionbers siiuftis, ba ss gu rem
ausgeiprohenen lanopirtbi6aitli9en
Stnuten gebort, mo- Die 2euperen5ler
beftanoig neue Sieee errrnsen baben.
auberoein bat Soma inlrner unter
probibitioniItiiden Staatsgeiesen ge.
ftunoen. @enn tros6ern Die periou.
li6e Sreibeit oaielbit gum Dlirdbru9
selanat III, 70 lit oas elm imOerfem.
bdres 3ei6en, oab Die prohibitions.
flutb ibren @ipfelpuntt errei9t bat
itno iif pieber 5ii oerldiifen beginnt
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NIT ea4na s.asris, Ctit, Godtait.
permits.
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GerIfsnIemmsI: Gin gi, cine 3aHs
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bann fiiss man esf9moIsenes dstt bins
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iiner, elm guistihlag.nss Gi uno
9tilb. bann mi;6s man bic Ruif,
unb bring. gst:rdnsi ssmtf6ts SHsr.
oien3isn hin3u. Die seniitte WnH.
ipirb bann gu otr Gr0bs Don ,insm
9iertel 3pll ssrolt, man sste ihr bic
Jorm NIT sinsn tleiner runoen Nsf.
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0ebnrten.

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gctb Ctr, Wslbten.
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seipro4en, bab na9 Dem ariese zine
srubs Rudpanoeruns mad @urnpa
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ben polIen, pou bensn iie isit gIasi
bru6 oss Erisses ni9ts gebGrt ba6tH.
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reduen auf bpbe 2obne. Gas errsGt
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aus ergeben t0nnte. SumaI in olr
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bsfsn pirb ben prOfpettiuen Riidpdu,
berern nabs seIest, oab ile oraub;n
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lung I6uIbis.