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The Irish standard., 1917-02-24

L4ydon. 42e 3. Sd Ct: Med. Examiner. Dr.
n: "; f. Fahey. 2l7 New Jersey nad9;
Wednesdays at Cathedral Hall, secoaS
Ave: w. and Fourth st.
aa Division Is y No; :, West Duluth.Presi.
Boutwell,, col N. 57th Ave. W.; Fin.
S Sc: J araes connollyi ia y; ssrd Az:
57th AVE-. W.; Med. Ex Mi pr. Payetts
silyy Blk. Meetings held on the Sec
ond Monday Of each month at 500 p m.
in Gilley's Hall.
MURRAY COUNTY.
=, Division No: 2, Currie-Prss.. N. b.
Sec. 3. J. cauiey:' Fin. Sec. !. ;. Cor.
man; Treas. Jos. Byrne; ms Sec j. j.
German; Chaplain. Rev. Chas. Cavaa.
terson: Meetings hsid the third satar-
day of each month in Gorman's Heh.
Currie, M1nn.
SCOTT COUNTY
County M,Sn President. F. J. Leonard. Jsr-
II Division ts No. 1-7Pres1dent, H. B. Con-
p. J. Mortarty: Fin. Sec. J. H. Stratton;
Clark: Med. Elk. Dr. j. B. white Meet:
ings held on last Sunday Of each month
at Fraternity Hall.
STEVENS COUNTY.
County President, M. Nahoney. he,.
Division No. 1-.President. James T.
rshan Mopra: R viss s Rres Fsank H:.
han. Morris; Ins: Sec. Tlos. +. acCas.
ney; =; D1onneiiy; Med. Examiner. Dr.. 4
DAILY. G. Mccarthy John Ring. Meet,
ings first Sunday Of the month, ~ ~
ney's Hall.
STEELE COUNTY.
Count! County President, George c. rsA.r.
joni PiyS & br Ne J. Ges
Grimm; Rec. Sec. J. F. Maion;e: 'Fmes Sec.
7; e; Ma d ms: Seq J. p. MALONE:
Morshe9se: Mee seaa: h hsid On ont tho hrst
"wednesday Of each month at $3.50 IN
SWIFT COUNTY.
r., County President-D. F. NeDsrns,,.
:, Division No. 1-President VIM. n
Seen ee M Rlss fFiG rs. sssy Re-
| Foley: ms. Sec. NJ 3. Conio9ue; Trea1.
Jas. o'Donnell: Med. Examiner, Dr. 8.
Saadsy .f sses .n ese at 'YHin 2y.rs "a:
wINoNA COUNTY.
County President N. j. Ryan, SEE 4
Division No. Pres. J. A. MCMILLAN.
szs w; Howard St; Vice Pres. F. Rice,
q! indiana Ave-; Rec. Sec, John Dugan,
z9s "; Mark St.; Fin. Sec, N. J. Lyneh.
PA Washington St; ms. Soc. II. J.
Lynch, 61t Washington ST.; Treas, II.
!. Ryan, 264 E. King St; Med. Exam.
iaer. Dr. Lester. 40S Winona st. Meet
ings are held on second ana fourth
+ Thursdays of month in st. Thomas hail
WAsECA COUNTY.
County President, Thos. Foley, Jaass-
vile.
Division No, Pres. Michael Lam.
Pert pert I,d Rec; Sec. J. w: Conway; ms. Bee.
Med; Examiner. DR.. A. J. Rudolf. Meet.
| ing heid every first Thursday and third
| hall. Waseca.
sn Riyision No: 2, Janesyille-Pres. J. J.
Sec, John Dalton; Fin. Sec, ?. K. joSc wee
ms: Sec; 2 X. Joyce: Treas, NJ j. Nc
Bride; Med. Elk, Dr. T. M. Joyce. Meet.
| ings held on the second Wednesday Of
every month at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Defense of Realm Act.

Al the Newcastle Petty Sessions
man was fined Ct under the Defense
OF the Realm Act for having lights
which were too bright on his car. and
for not having light on his distin-
gushing number on another occasion.
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Defence of Realm Act.

The appeal of Mr.. Michael Bren-
nan, former captain of the Meelick
Irish Volunteers, against d sentence
of three months Imprisonment under
the Defence of the Realm Act was
adjourned at Ennis Quarter Sessions,
as his solicitor, Mr.. Moran, is at pres
ent in custody.
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Death of Sister Ronavne,

Sister NJ. Christina Ronaync who
has passed away at the Lorctto Con
vent, Fermoy in the thirty-eighth
year OF her religious life, was a laugh-
ter of the late DR.. Ronayne, Youghal.
She was an authoress of some note
and a contributor to Catholic maga-
zines.
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Death of Mrs. Doherty.

Most Rev. Dr. O'Donnell, assisted
BY Rev. j. ODohertN, &C, Letter
kenny, and Father Gallagher, elias
COW, ofticiatrd at the internment of
Mrs. Doherty, College Terrace, Letter
kenny, in Tcmplelouglas Abbey. The
chief mourners included Mr. e. Do
herty, superintendent. College Green
Post Office, Dublin; Patrick and John
Doherty, General Post Office, Dublin !;
Hugh Doherty. Record Office, Four
Courts; William Doherty. King Street,
Dublin, and James Doherty, Letter
kenny. sons
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Standard Weiaht for Bread.

AT the meeting of the Limerick Cor
poration letter was read from the AS
sociation Of Municipal Authorities in
Ireland stating it was desirable to
have a standard weight for the sale
OF bread. and that ii should he regu-
lated by the Government.
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Jail Rather Than Paw,

that he and the other guardians sur
charged G33 los for expenses in con-
nection with sending inmates of only
one night in the workhouse for special
surgical treatment in Dublin hospitals,
would so to Jail before they complied
with the order of the auditor, Mr. Cyril
Brown
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Death of Mrs. Dunno.

The death has taken place of Mrs
W. Dunno. native of Kileen, Nenagh,
sister of Most Rev. DR.. Kelly. Bishop
of Ross, and mother of Rev. j. dunno,
distinguished priest on the Ameri-
can mission
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QUEENS.
Grand Juries Worthless.

At the marlborough Quarter SEES
sions County Court Judge Fitzgerald
stated that in his opinion, Grand Juries
at Quarter Sessions ought to be abol-
ished. He may also have said that
half the Judges in Ireland should be re-
tired.
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The Late Mrs. Kent.

lounghal Urban District Council. on
The motion OF Mr.. Smi.ldy, unanimous.
ly sympathiZed with the relatives Of
the late Mrs. Kent. Castlclyons Cork
Union have also expressed sympathy
with the family and relatives of the
late Mrs. NJ. Kent. Castlclyons.
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CONSUMPTION of Euus,

The Auditor has drawn the atten-
ton of the Claremorris Guardians to
tuition which worked out at 34,174 for
the year. at Il cost of c254.
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Carrigaholt Irish College.

Mr. Brian O'Higgins, Dublin, has
been unanimously appointed resident
secretary and registrar of the O'Curry
college, Carrigaholt. The national
board sent the committee G11O the
usual grant of G5 for each of the
twenty-five certificated students who
taught Irish in their schools.
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Vote of Sympathy.

Carrck-on- Shannon Guardians and
Town Tenants League have passed
resolutions with the family of the late
Mr.. J. M'Greevy, Master of the Work
house.
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Courthouse Too Cold.

Trim Quarter Sessions were held in
Judge Drummond's private room. He
declined to sit in the courthouse, be-
cause it was so cold. The court-keeper
said he had burned half a ton of coal
the previous night in the court.
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Land for TiIIage.

Mr.. p. j. Mulligan, Longwalk. Ros-
common, has announced his intention
of giving sixty acres of land at Bally-
bruhan to persons willing to cultivate
it this season, requiring payment only
of the rent and taxes. He has been
thanked by the Roscommon Guardians
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LoNGFoRD.
To Till workhouse Grounds,

Granard Guardians decided to leave
the cultivation Of the workhouse
grounds in the hands of the master, he
to engage the labor and provide what
ever seeds are necessary. 1t was ar
ranged that potatoes, turnips. and
other vegetables be planted if the mas
ter considered it advisable.
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Found Dead in Clubhouse.

Mrs Mary Connolly. of Drumreask,
near Gin. farmers wife. who was
found dead in an clubhouse, had appar-
emily been smothcred by the matched
roof falling.
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CARLOW.
Case Dismissed,

Believing there was no intention of
fraud a summons against Mr.. ]. ].
Bolger, chemist, Carlow, for selling
drug made up according to the phar-
macopoeia of 1898 instead of that of
1914, was dismissed.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEPIN COUNTY.

County Board, L. A. o. A. H.-Mrs.
A Aea so grant, ANITA fb5 ssnn s415 GTard
M Mee: se@SFNe taFy, sag sid Ave; n p: Ms:
n; p; Mrs. Bose cogwin, c 60 1t9 e exe:
Ts;Ssss At M MFs
PP ses Mrs ss 44ese eo!S S1Ss ":
SIS fr sn Sex 1y MRS ne Gat nseas
Easa Ma myan Boy 81 H9 }SsS 81 n
ST. Med. Examiner, Or. Rose I've Val AYS.
y $tS,, Syndicate Bldg; Mistress at-Arms,
m LII nnd Ryan yam. Meetings held on Sec
a: O u. W. hall. ii y s. iath g St: month at
dent Mary ILL., 500 M4tahnfsatpGs5is E.; vi.
A yes'' M MRS Rec JOIN ano Smell, 1908 Emerson
e Say sSsi e. ST. e. M ms R sss
MMaE +! Ttes sulliYTan, 75s Washington ST.
Ave. n. E.; Medical Examiner. Doctor e Is
F; o,Brien Meetings held on the first
a aa third Monday of each month at sic
se s7s Mary NJ :ss 1is.;ss
E IaXant SIS Av sms ~; Rec; See: Mary
Katharine Ryan. 1903 sra AVE-. a. l.:
n; ms. Sec. Mrs Nellie Webster, ISIS
Morrison 2o1s sth st. G NJ sentin Mr.; In,
Mary Donovan. 1916 Dupont Ave. II.
Meetings M held first and third Tuesday:
Bird ST. NJ y o''" anu
sG, $514 t Ass Mr. s 7 Aena p Res
Mrs Mrs la Ia. Mohler. 724 10th Ave. S.; Rec.
ms: Sec. Mrs. Mary Trow, SeoS 1sti
25os 18th Aye. s.; Fin. Sec, Miss Edith
and Mu AGs Me rsfyysis,a M:
held the first. and third Wednesdays Of
each month in the rooms Of tho East
Lake Commercial Club.
Ave N. VICE Pres ui mary 229e d Ri1n:.s
M 1So7 Emerson EN- Ave NJ; Rec Sec, Mar
Ins; ses. Katherin. s%% srisn' ~ ~: g.
n Esan NJ i41s 81 hm Msd; nxas 2e b
d inss ne held sao sveSy first ana third Thurs-
her 4tn st. and goth Ave. N.
dent vi Marv No Erw,7. M
son son St; N. E.: Rec. Sec. Mrs. NJ. Martin.
E EgEso rierce 81 N. E.; Fin. Sec, Mrs. M
W 9Th 4 sss5 T n E g. 9s S.
p; Medical EXAMINER. Dr Rose V Nai; H.
meetings held on the first and third
Wednesday of each month at 22nd AVA
N. E. and Central.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
.cs1nty President: Mrs. Ellen coaray.
Nm Mama Cook :.t 81 E. 18th 81 Rec. sss.
rs.. Mrs Mseet 4; cs Central
nian hall, 7th ana Frsnk dao ST. t. H'''''
,. Division No: :. Ct; Paul-Pre.., Elisa
P e. Margaret Roach. sos 81. Albass
ftehed A sse F Minrf sse, x Gsrk FL, a
1e1s Albemarle st.; ms Sec. Harv ~.
Ian. s2s Edmund st.: Treas. Mary W.
n S 6 62s Virginia Ave: Ned. ExsmisS.
lettings are held on second and feurS
nian Hail at Sis ,. n. '"'. !. A''s
Division No. :. ct. Paul-PresiAea
F s1::. }%Ss In: a., ccs:; 8 i s.. D.;
Fin FL See. Mrs. Elisabeth 3eNailS. u
M MeskISin 81 81; c ms See HI Dsr:.s
s MaFssref BE- csiRsy So S JOB. e: ~; E
Meetings are held on 6rst ~ ~
IhTrsdays Of each month IN 6iSss1seS
Hall at ,. u.
WAs1CA COUNTY.
Elisabeth aiyns: H Wa fr.s 49,
Mcenaa; Fin. and Ina q &, Juiia r.
ply ply Rec sse. HsT7 ositss: rrsss,
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SLIGO.
Rick of Hay Burned.

A rick of hay containing about thirty
tons belonging to Mr.. ]. Bright, who
resides near Riverstown. was complete
ly burned a few nights ago. The hay
was built on farm at Ardsallagh, near
Ballymote, and there is nothing to show
how the fire originated.
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CORK.
Ship Building Industry.

1t is announced that negotiations
are pending for the purchase from the
Queenstown Dry Docks Shipbuilding
and Engineering Company of their On
tensive building and repairing yards
at Passage West, by an important
English shipping firm.
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CootehiII Union Dissolved.

The local government board is to
issue an order dissolving the Coote-
hill Union as from April II next and
adding the electoral divisions to the
Cavan and Clones unions
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Insurance Committee.

At a meeting OF the Tyrone Insur-
ance Committee held in Omagh, the
Rev. James O'kane, p. p, was ,mani-
mously reelected chairman, and Mr..
+. E. Johnston, High Street. Omagh,
vice chairman.
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Priest CONGRATULATED.

Watergrasshill Old Age Pensions
committee passed Il resolution con-
graduating their late chairman, Canon
p. OLeary, PIP, on his promotion to
the charge of IS. Peter and Paul's.
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Compensation Industry.

James Walsh. farmer. Derry, was
awarded eco damages against Derry
Corporation and Rural Council ycster-
day for the malicious burning of five
stacks of hay
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Trees for Firewood.

John Hanratty, farmer, Ardagh,
Omeath, and his sons, Peter and Pat
rick, were fined each los and costs at
Carlingford for the illegal possession
of trees for firewood, taken from the
Woodhouse estate.
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KILKENNY.
Vote of Sympathy.

AT Il meeting of the Castlecomer
lowing resolution was passed in ST
lence: That we offer our deepest
sympathy to our respected President,
Mr.. John Quinn, in his recent sad be-
reavement on the death of his beloved
wife,
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DERRY.
Absence of Crime.

The absence of crime i'm Ireland
since the corner lOafers and criminals
Joined the army is the theme of judges
at the Quarter Sessions and of magis-
tlates at Petty Sessions. There was
the Petty Sessions court of Derry
county.
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Clerks Appointed.

Aessrs. j. Higgins and W. II. Matt
land have been, respectively. appoint
Ell clerk and assistant clerk of Mag
herafclt Guardians and Rural District
Council
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GALWAY.
Professor Max brennan.

Professor Max brennan, OF the Chair
of English Literature. University Col
lege, Galway. has been offered the
Professorship of English at the School
OF Mines and Technology. Johannes
burg.
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Hughes, Sister M. Dolores, daughter of
the late Mr.. j. Hughes, Ballybay; Miss
A. Carolan, Sister NJ. Veronica, daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. F. Carolan, Coote-
hill; and Miss X. O'Neill, Sister M. FL
delma, daughter Of the late Mr. d.
O'Neill, Rathdrum. The ceremony was
performed by Most Rev. DR.. M'Kenna
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Against Vaccination.

The Derry relieving officer was in
structed by the Board of Guardians
to take action against sixteen con-
scientiOus DIRECTORS to vaccination in
the city.
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CAVAN.
Death of Mr.. Fitzsimmons.

Death of Mr.. Fitzsmmons.
The death, aged eighty-seven, has
occurred at Aughacashel, Virginia of
Mr.. Cornelius FitZsmmons. father of
the Rev. James l'itZsimmOns, New
York. and the Rev. c. Fitzsimmons
Port Chester,
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LIN ERlCk.
Salary Of Surveyor.

Limerick Corporation increased the
salary Of Mr.. Peacocks, City Surveyor,
by $50 per annum. A vote of condol-
cnce with the relatives of the late Mr..
Richard Lee was adopted
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Increase in Contract Prices.

Louth road contractors have applied
to the County Council for 25 per cent
increase on contract prices owing to
the increase in cost of labor and ma
chinery.
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Absence of Crime.

Judge Johnston, who was presented
with white gloves at Monaghan Quar-
ter Sessions, congratulated the Grand
Jury on the absence OF crime in the
county
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Vote of Coincidence.

The Cookstown Catholic Reading
Room have passed vote of condol-
ence with the relatives of the late
Rev. b. OConnor.
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The Late David Larkin.

The late Mr.. David Larkin, mer-
chant, whose burial has taken place at
Listowel, was brother of the late pas
tor of LiXnaw, and father of Mr.. P.
Larkin, Drogheda.
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ANTRIM.
Defeat lmpudent Proposal.

BY 81 votes to Is, the Belfast Cor
poration. at special meeting, defeat
ed recommendation OF the Improve
ment committee that the Ulster hall
be granted for the purposes of Il
Sailors and Soldiers club.
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LETT RIM.
Hired-out Boys.

The Local Government Board have
informed the Carrick on Shannon
Guardians that hired-out boys must be
paid CA year.
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KILDARE.
Committee of MANAGEMENT,

The following are nominated by
Mas District Council as members of
the Committee of Management of the
Blcssington Tramway: Messrs. NJ
IIealy, j. J. Bowling, j. Brady, William
IIelligan. p. Donohoe. l.. Walsh. p. r.
ORclly and J. Reid.
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Call on Bellew to RESIGN.

Ballinasloe Guardians have passed
resolutions calling on Sir n. Grattan
Bellew to resign his position on the
COngested Districts Board,
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M EATH.
Compensation Refused.

compensation neIUSeu.
At Trim Judge DrummOnd dismissed
a War Office application for e100 dam
ages for three pixies of hay burned. ].
higgins, Kildalkey, claim for :c13O for
burned hay was also dismissed there
being no evidence of malice.
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Death of centenarian,

The death occurred. at the age of
1OS, of Michael Bowe, Bordwell, Bally-
cola. Queens County, who was in per-
feet health up to two months ago.
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DOWN..
Concealed in Chimney.

man, who was said to be a mill
-tary absentee, was found concealed in
Il chimney in Newry by policemen.
who were searching for him.
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MAYO.
Councillor Co-Opted.

Claremorris Rural Council have CO.
opted Mr.. John f. Coyne in place of
his brothcrin-law, the late Mr. j. J..
WaldrOn.
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Vote of Sympathy,

resolution of sympathy was
passed by Carrickon-Shannon Rural
District Council to Mr.. M. M'Glynn,
member, on his wife's death.
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Demand Release of Prisoners.

The Louth County Council passed a
resolution calling for the retrial or re-
lease Of the Irish convicted prisoners.
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ROscOM MON.
Death Of Centenarian.

John Mannion, who was formerly
rabbit trapper has died at Cahir, Cas-
tierea, at the age Of 1903. He was god
father to several old age pensioners in
the district.
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No Use for Doctors.

Patrick Stokes, who lived near Lis
towel, has died at the age of 40. One
boast of his was that doctor would
never make hapenny out of him.
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Civil War Veteran.

Mr.. Neil Mclaughlin, a well-known
Ballycastle business man, who has
died in his eightieth year, was an
American Civil War veteran
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regarding Dundalk Jail, which has
gone out of use, and which the Coun-
Gil claim as their property, as 1t was
built by the Grand Jury.
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LoUTH.
Oearer Gas,

The price of gas for lighting has
been increased in Ardee from Is Cd
to IS Cd. and for cooking from 6s Sd
to Is Id per 1000 cubic feet.
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Vote of Coincidence.

Listowel Council have passed vote
of sympathy with the relatives of the
latekMr. Michael Kirby, who had four
sonsl In Holy Orders.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS A. o. II.
Joseph Mclaughlin, N. F., Philadel-
phia, Fa.
Patrick F. Cannon, N. V. p. Clinton,
Mass.
i, Thomas J. Mathews. N. s.. Providence,
Peter J. Doyle. N. V. P. Montreal,
NJ. W. Delaney. NJ T.. Chicago, Ill.
NATIONAL DIRECTORS A. o. III,
James ]. Regain, St. Paul, MIMI
John e. Healy, Wilmington, Del.
Edward r. Hayes. New Brunswick,
N. J.
James Clancy. Ishpeming. Mich.
Philip ]. Sullivan. Thompsonville.
Conn.
Myles F. Mcfarland. Brooklyn. N. Y.
NATIONAL OFFICERS L. A. A. o. II.
Mrs. Mary F. Mcwhorter. N. p. Chi
Mrs; Adelia christy. N. v. p. cleve-
land. Ohio.
Mrs; Susan NJ. McNamee. N s.. Med
Miss Margaret McQuade. N. r.. Pitts
burgh. Pa.
NATIONAL DIRECTORS [. A. A. O. H.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson. Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Mary Arthur. Indianapolis. Ind.
Iowa, National Chairman Irish History.
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News from Ireland

lyslannon, PIP Ballintra; Rev. James
Deeney, &C. Glrncollnliille. &C, Bal
lyshannon; Rev Philip Boyle, May
nooth, &C, Glcnromkille.
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Vote of Sympathy.

marlborough Guardians passed Il
vote of sympathy with MIR. James Car
rOl on the death of his son.
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Crimeless County.

There was only a case of larceny at
Ennis Quarter Sessions, and Judge
Bodkin congratulated the grand jury.
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KINGS.
Pastor of Bjrr.

Canon Ryan, Tulla will replace the
late Very Rev. Dean Seaman as p. p.
of I}irr
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TYRONE.
Direct Labor Scheme.

Direct Labor Scheme.
Dungann0n Rural Council have pro-
visionally approved of the County Sur
veyors direct labor scheme embracing
90 roads and a length of 23l miles.
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Fatal Railway Accident.

Fatal Railway Accident.
The death of Edward Hosey, Edge
worthstown, the result of a railway &C.
cident. is much regretted by large
circle of relatives and acquaintance.
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DON EGAL.
louqh Foyle Frozen,

Iou9h Foyle Frozen.
Tough Foyle, for the first time in a
generation, is completely frozen over,
but the ice is hardly thick enough to
permit skating.
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Restricted Postal Service

The Roscommon Guardians have pro-
tested against further curtailment of
the already restricted postal service in
the town.
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MONAGHAN.
Profession Of Nuns

The following have been received in
to st. Louis Convent, Monaghan: Miss
A. Kierans. Sister M. Immaculate,
daughter Of Mr.. F. Kierans; Miss l..
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KERRY.
who Fears to Speak,"

At Ballylongford Petty Sessions, be-
fore Mr.. ii. r. Jones, r. NJ, Henry
German was fined 81 and bound to
the peace for singing who Fears to
Speak of Easter Week"
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Non-Payment Of Land Tax.
The Clerk to the Dungannon Rural
Council said that the failure of farm
ers in the county to pay their Land
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Disused Jail.

Louth County Council have instruct
ed their secretary to make inquiries
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Clerical Chances,

The Most Rev. DR.. O'Donnell has
made the following clerical appoint
2 81 a Rev. Joseph Rogers, &C., Bal
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ST, LouTa COUNTY

County President. rcnn simens 8,
N 9Th Ave E.. Duluth. MINI
Divtsion No. I. Duiuth-PreajSs an
William r. MnrnIan. sos 2. Ard n
Vice Pres. John r St.snlon. 1a7K "
eth ST.: Fin. and ms Sec. " ! Nc
Bride. w 6th at.: Rec aec. " !,
Lynott. 1894 Z. "a st.: Treas. "
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WAs1CA COUNTY.

WA01CA COUNTY.
Division Ne. l. JaAesvills-
Elisabeth 0lynn; Vios Pres S...S
Moenan; Fin. and Ine A &. juisa ~.
ply: Rec. Sac. Hary peItss: fress
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LIE suHUR COUNTY.

County, President, Jacob Gish, L,
Pres. John Spence; Vice Pres, John s
Clarkin: Rec. Sec. Edw. Clarkin: Fin
Sec, Dan: A. Hanlon:' ms. Sec. D. A
Examiner. Dr. Jas. McKeohen. Meet.
fngs held on the first Sunday Afternoon
Of each month at 1880 in the Catholic
School Hail.
The Irish standard., 1917-02-24
STATE oFFIcERs-mlNNEsorA.

nd, fdresiad s. I,.,, J. Doyle. Endicott
state secretaryEP. j. t oDonne nui $500
Lomn aaa Ave, minneapolis;
Ireasurer-John Sheehy, Montgom-
=, State chaplain-Rev. NJ. o'Brien.
=, President Of Insurance Fund II. J.
- Secretary, of Insurance Thomas
- State Treasurer Insurance - John
State Medical Director-Dr. ]. v.
O'Connor St. Paul.
\, Dire Direct s}is' Of insurance Fund-John
Paul; P. L. Cummings. Minneapolis: j.
p. Corcoran. st. Paul; Thomas WEIGH,
Saltwater
STATE OFFIcERs-L. A. A. o. II.
:, President-Nlrs. Mary Is. Daley. 1902
ny; Vice p,res,ident-Miss May e. Ham
rl ssepstar I've Ella q ps G. Heating, 1s7
bault.
Board Of Directors-Mary N. sulli-
Mary J: Reilly. Brainerd:
St s.; PAU; Margaret sullivan, Minneap-
Grady, saltwater.
=. Insurance ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sui
livan, Rochester.
State Medical Director-Dr. j. NJ.
Fox
Directors of Insurance Fund-Nellie
Curran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, St.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsville;
Anna Willesen, Duluth: Margaret No.
Ian. St. Paul.
Auditing Committee-Anna Kennedy,
st. Cloud; Anna Bryant, Minneapolis;
Nellie Webster, Minneapolis.
DIVISION OFFICERS A. .. H.-TlME
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
ANOKA COUNTY.
County President-John P. Coleman,
Anoka, MINI.
Division No. l. Anoka-Pres., Ro-
mayne Hunt; Vice Pres, Martin Rich
ards; Rec. Sec, John p. Coleman; Fin.
Sec. Charles e. Green; ms Sec Chas
p. Green; Treas, John Ward; Med. Ex,
j. II. Frank and A. G. Caine. Meetings
held on third Monday evening in each
month at Woodnan Hall.
BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President-M. j. Mcdonnell.
Graceville. MINI.
Division No. l, Graceville-Pres., ]. p.
Trainor; Vice Pres, I. +. Rowan; Rec
Sec, j. M. Scanlon; Fin. Sec, c. P. Gin
naty; ms. Sec. c. p. Ginnaty; Treas, J.
". Ginnaty; Med. Elk, B. NJ. Randall.
Meetings held on the first Sunday and
third Thursday Of each month at Fra
ternity Hall.