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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-03-31
CATHOLIC WOMEN OF ST. PAUL TO BE
CONGRATULATED.

line of welfare work has been by good
Catholic of ST. Paul. and the ladies should
couraged by everyone in their commendable work. A
Friendly Visiting Committee has been formed to aid
the less fortunate foregnborn citizens, yet
tuned to the conditions of our country and
to better their conditions How to purchase supplies and
food and how to keep house will be included
of the committee. Each will take charge of one
family and do everything in her assist to ease the
burden which the family may carry.
Now for 1000 attendance at Communion tomorrow.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-03-31
A NEW LIGHT CAST ON RECENT TROUBLE.

new sdelight is given to the recent rumpus in the
House of Irish Home Rule In editorial
published in the Kilkenny People, of February H. last,
that independent and influential Irish journal says:
Party had set themselves deliberately to pro-
duce the feeling Ireland that the coming Home Rule
debate was nothing less than piece of cumsiy
divsed sageplay they could not have accomplished that
result successfully than by selecting Mr. T. p OCon
be the chief advocate and spokesman of the case
of Ireland" Examined closely however, there is
some reason to doubt whether the much advertised of
by the Party to be taken serious
business merely windowdressng politics. intended
to mitigate the storm Of adverse criticism which has
broken the country No longer is it confined
to those labelled cranks and Critics; nation
ass from all classes not slow to express their
dissatisfaction the policy of drift weakness and irreso
luton which has long dominated the councils and para
yzed the energies of the Party The fact that Mr. T. p
OConnor selected to inaugurate the often
sive against the Government does not impress us very
fayoraby or help the feeling that the coming
Home Rule debate is largely piece of makebeleve and
payacting. Mr. T. P. OConnor can in no sense be re-
garded exponent of Irish Nationalist opinion If he
wanted in Parliament tomorrow it is doubtful if
he could find single constituency in all Ireland that
would be willing to elect him.
According to the Dublin Freemans Journal, which is
strongly proaly, English member of parliament Mr..
E. Graham has made public details of the shocking
hardships by about 200 rishmen and lads who
tories by the offer of high Most of these work
either lodgings herded in places that
would fly FROM without beds bedding, lying the
foors in clothes drenched through and through. The
Government will neither permit them Ireland
the neighborhood of the factory and these de-
rshmen therefore bound hand and foot in slav
cry
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS IN GEORGIA ARE ANTAe.
oNlsTIc TO CHURCH.
The poison of bgory has made sad havoc with the in
telgence the few remaining Confederate veterans in
Macon, Ga. Their antfCatholic fever, brought by
reading such publications the Menace and the Jeer
sonian reached high mark when it announced that
RI Bishop Kelley had accepted invitation from
the Sidney Laner Chapter of the United Daughters of
Confederacy Georgia deliver the memorial address
at the reunion the United Confederate Veterans Ma
April &C. The r. A. Smith Camp of Confederate
Veterans objected the of the Bishop
because of his religion and demanded that the invitation
to him be withdrawn. The Daughters declined the
quest the bgots and reminded them that Bishop Kelley
himself is Confederate veteran and that he, like other
Catholics the South, responded to the call
readily as Professionals
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-03-31

of consuming passion for liberty and justice is born
of seadfast devotion to God and country. It may be
found in the heart of the owly immigrant truly in
the breast of the native is confined palace
howell to rich poor to youth age
creed position; wherever great soul
thrills at the right of his countrys the mention of
her deathess name
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-03-31

Don't worry your old friend and neighbor will be
Communion Sunday at the Church the Holy Name.
will look for you. Don't dsappoint him.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-03-31
WOMEN TO BE ENLISTED FOR SERVICE IN THE
IT,. S. NAVY d.

Let us all hope that it will not be necessary juggl
figures after tomorrow's attendance at Communion
Douglas Island news., 1917-11-30
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comb or Hoyts Texas Steer. The Stroller has forwarded tho follow ing letter for Mir. Jeneroons con- alteration:
 It was your illustrious name that prompted this reply Co your letter ma Inc Stroller Ina times past has on several occasions paid from thrco to five dollars Co see and hear Jo- scoh Jefferson. But you cannot be ho. the original Joe Jefferson hav- ing played his farewell some seasons nro. In fact, ho has been doad sov- cral years. But you are possibly as good as he ever was. Note that word possibly
 You say you have a hunch that vou could make killing hero in Alaska. You will have Co tt you clear S2OO per week.
 As Co room and board, the stroller ! knows a printer who will Vlcatc Ihis room if the ten of you thinN | you could get along In it. but Tor rntcs on board. you had better write somp lumber dealer. From what ! Inc Stroller has heard lately about
 
 lumber being shipped from here tc Europe for use in acroplanos, boards come high.
 Our people arc good patrons ol shows. but they howl loudest al ICharley Chaplin and Fatty AT. buckle and some of them might mol fully appreciate a heavy drama, hul arc willing Co cultivate their latenI IurtiatiC tastes.
 You and the Stroller both know Joseph. that thoro arc always those who fail Co fall in with the spirit O. lhigh dramatic art. It is very dis couraging at times. For example
 when tho leading lady walks for ward on the stage. turns the whitc of her eyes out. wrings her hand
 -pd says: "Oh. Love! Oh. Fate! Oh
 'eath' Cor some unfcttored rub,
Douglas Island news., 1917-11-30

from Nevada Crock who occupies rear seat Co interrupt with "Oh' He'll"
 You probably remember, fl you have been in tho business for 3O years. the famous fall of Clara Nor ris in h CT play. "L'Articlo 47y' Clara would sway for a full half minute and then como down sort of spiral-llke. resembling a balloon falling after an the hot air has es- caped. Every timo Clara fell that way tho management had to come across with 100 plunks. But our people would not expect anything i'm that class. Common ordinary falls at two for a quarter will suit them very nicely.
 By an means bring your printed matter with you Tho printers hero are regular highhinders and might soak you for at least twO-bits profit on a small job. They aro a bad lot.
 If you decide you will not come. you might send tho Stroller a few cases of canned grace and depOrt- mcnt and he will handle it for you on n commission. lf the labels on Inc cans do not stipulato. please
 write whether it 10 best Co dance on a light diet or a waxed floor.
 Lastly. Joseph, the Stroller does moi guarantee anything. His last guarantee cost him S1S750 and the pcrquisitos of the court.
 Another thing Maybe the charge of General Green that Seattle must clean up has something Co do with your hunch Co come Co Alaska. That | is only a hunch at this end. Al any rate, don't bring any goO-goo eyes in your company. Not that they would corrupt Che Stroller or Oscar FritzbcTg but there arc others.
Douglas Island news., 1917-11-30
s,,tuc Wash.. Nov. 22. t917.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. %, l9l1. Editor Douglas Island News
 Dear Sir.-I write you for infor- nation and Co submit proposition to you. 10 is this.
 | have followed the show business .,yith varying success for tho past tbirfv wears and have or late been bnrborinr a hunch that could make a killing by taking @ small troup Co Alaska-say. about ten peo- nlc as that number would enable me to get rates on the steamers. Tho information | want is regarding living expenses there in the limo or rooms and board how much Tor botb9 Also. arc your people good patrous Of shOwst
 The proposition | have Co submit .is this. win you guarantee $2O0 net per week after board, room anu theatre expenses have ben met . For how many weeks would you ID, willing Go give that guarantee should ] bring my printed matter with me? ..
 Inn connection with my work a' ,, artor | also teach dancing, gruc, l and department, at which ! am ai I,dcpt Anyone who has been a pu IpI under me for term never atter | wards experiences any diniculty ol Iembarassmcnt when appearing " inc most cultured and refined SO Iciety My terms are one dollar pc. | lesson. m, .,-,,tt, Am carly answer will great.l obiirc. as it is my desire. 4 the out | iook 's favorauic. 70 DC there uu' setticd by the first of the now year
 Respectfully.
 JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
 The editor very sonsibly turne. Ino ,boyc over to the Stroller, a
 --s authority OI dramatic features, never having ---. anything heavier than Josh Whit
Douglas Island news., 1917-11-30
CHRISTENING AT DOUGLAS

Pearl Margre, the littlo daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arne shudshift, was baptized Friday Nov. 23, 1917, at the home in Douglass Rev. Martin L.. Larson oIichted. Mir. and Mrs
 Knut Durum and Mir. and Mrs. An drew Running served as witnesses.
Douglas Island news., 1917-11-30

"slTKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations. American or European plan. For terms apply Co pr. l.. F. Goddard. sanitarium. Alaska--''lNo''
Douglas Island news., 1917-11-30
Delinquent Tax List for Year 1917

Steve Papaini. store building. leased lot SC. Ann. Ave. Small house on leased lot rear SC. Ann Hospital .... c. A. Beyins. fraction 5Ox5O Eraf DuT
Douglas Island news., 1917-11-30

O Municipality the foregoing a ore TO uchd Hnqum rul lpopGty yer Ta ad axmb beamod day of cati the original O roll is bnow m oto ubuc inspection and Ina thoeow will c the On for md O h O o O m he of he O cenb
 at DOugau AlmRah tn day of November /
 O. Frs Nov tblcau Dee Clerk of of
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