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The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Thomas Kelly, Senf., or the same place
for assault. After a heightened hear
ing, County Court Judge Wakely gave
decree for ELS and s3 1Os., ex-
penses.
On Tuesday at st. Brides Church.
Ballintubber, Most Rev. DR.. Coyne ad-
ministered the Sacrament of Confirma-
ton to 300 children from the united
parishes of Ballintubber and Ballymoe,
and complimented their teachers on
their knowledge of the Christian Doc
trine.
In the motion of ]. Millar, seconded
by Mr.. Mcdonnell, Roscommon County
Council, owing to the great expense
incurred in the maintenance of pa
tients in Ballinasloe lunatic asylum,
have recommended the members to
send forward such particulars to the
Resident Medical Superintendent as
would enable him to receive from pa
tients or their friends the cost of their
maintenance
Judge Wakely opened the Strokes
town Quarter Sessions on Thursday,
and was most Of the day engaged in
hearing family cases from Muckinagh
and kildalogue. In the appeal of Mrs.
X. Flaherty, publican, Strokestown,
timing her for displaying a Sim Fein
flag from her premises, His Honor re-
served decision.
Twenty young men of the Seefin dis
trict assembled last week and cut a
years supply of turf for Mrs. Cryan,
of Seetin Poultry Station, as token
of the high esteem in which she is
held. After the days work they were
Hospitality entertained and an enjoy
able evening was spent.
The sympathy of the people of Cur
teen, irrespective of class or creed,
goes out to Canon and Mrs. Haire, The
Rectory, Gurteen, on the death of their
second son in action.
The Anglers News" says that the
pike caught by Tim Healy, Ballymote,
in Templehouse Lake, last summer was
the "best of the season" The fish
weighed 35A pounds.
County Sligo Gaels are taking great
interest in the inter-county match at
Boyle on Sunday between Roscommon
and Sligo and have great hopes that
their team will come out on top.
A Slim Fein meeting was held in
Ballymote on Thursday evening and
was addressed by Mr.. Sean Milroy.
1t was reported to the Sligo Co..
Council at their meeting on Saturday,
that the rates on the A. o. H. Hall at
Ballymote, which is valued at ten gum
cas-, and the premises had been re-
turned as unoccupied. 1t was stated
by a member of the Council that the
Hall had not been occupied during the
rating period and that the Hibernians
had transferred their business to the
Lotus Memorial Hall. The rates were
placed on the irrecoverable list.
The death has occurred at the age
of 1902 years OF Mrs. H. Scully, Castle
rea.
A. d. Pickett, OF London, mas been
received into the Catholic Church at
Crossmolina.
Sean Milroy and Sean O'Ruane
toured N. Sligo during the past week,
and arranged for the establishment of
Sim Fein branches at several centers.
The Mayor presided at a meeting in
Sligo which demanded that the politi-
cal prisoners be treated as prisoners
of war.
EINSTER
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The death has taken place of Mrs.
Graham, widow of the late Professor
Hugh c. Graham, for mary years on
the staff of Magee College, Derry.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07
ULSTER.

E. Doherty, J. p, Clonmany,. has re-
signed his dictatorship of the Derry
and Tough Swilly Railway.
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once enlisted. Both men were stated
to belong to Kirkcaldy, and to have
been circus performers.

Mr.. T. O'Donnell, teller, Munster
and Leinster Bank, Fermoy, has been
promoted accountant in Dundalk.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

AS the result of the recent inquiry
at Camolin Go. Wexford), Constables
Dunno and Sullivan are fined e2 and
81 1Os., respectively. and transferred
to other counties at their own expense.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Const. M. Kelly, R. I. c., of the Co.
Wexford force, native of Glencar,
Manorhamilton. has received a com.
mission in the Connaught Rangers.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07
The death has taken place of H. A.
Vaudeville, retired naval officer, at
Amer Castle, Clonmel

A branch of the Liberty League, pro-
noted by Count Plunkett, was formed
in Waterford at a preliminary meeting
summoned by Aid. Power, Aid. NJ.
Quindan, D. Jones, T. c., and J. Gal
lagher. Temporary officers: Aid. R.
Power, chairman; ]. Gallagher, secre-
tary; DR.. White and J. Harpuh, were
appointed.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

!. The filters, blacksmiths and turner's
of the G. N. R. Works, Dundalk, struck
on Saturday, owing to the company re-
fusing to grant them the Belfast rates
Of 55s., instead of their present AIS.
which includes war bonus. The COM
pany's boilermakers recently struck
for similar demand, which was
granted.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The following scholarships for a
limited period at an Irish College were
awarded at the Wexford Feis: "Staf-
ford" M. Keogh, Christian Schools,
Enniscorthy; CDR. Lawlor," Miss B.
Lawlor Clongeen; Father Rogers"
M. O'Gorman, st. Peters Coll; "P. j.
M'Call," A. Quirke, Campile, and Go
rey," by p. Bolger.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The Property Losses Commission in
London have awarded G1,150 to M.
Fitzpatrick and Sons, timber merchants,
Drogheda, in respect of timber requisi-
toned by the War Office at Innish-
more Hall. Co. Fermanagh.
Athlone Town Council and Granard
U. D. G. have decided to present ad-
dresses to Most Rev. DR.. Hoare on
his golden jubilee celebration.
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LEINSTER.

Corey magistrates rendered sympa-
Turner, land agent.
The death has taken place of M.
Molony, solr., Dundalk, who had a lu-
crative practice in Louth. His death
was sympathetically referred to by
Judge Green and the practitioners at
Dundalk Quarter Sessions.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The deaths haye taken place of J.
Nixon, commercial agent of J. Lyttle
and Sons, Belfast and J. Bell, farmer.
Tievegarrow, Clones.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Votes of sympathy were passed by
Thurles magistrates with Capt. NJ. B.
Armstrong, J. P, on the death in ac-
ton of his son, Lieut.. Armstrong, and
with the relatives of late Miss Pike,
Bessborough, a member of a we'll
known Cork family.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The death has occurred at Summer
hill Convent, Athlone, of Sister Mary
Charles Moore, sister of the Mother
Superior of the Mercy Order in Ire
land.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

At the Limerick Quarter Sessions,
before Judge Law Smith, awards for
malicious injuries during disturbances
following the Sth. Longford Election
were granted to John Kennedy, farm
er, Ballyneety; DID. Kirby, Sherin's
Cross, who received G222, and s14O,
respectively, and others.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

DR.. V. S. O'Connor has been tempo
rarily appointed in charge of Wexford
1nfirmary in the, room of DR.. S. A.
Furlong, who has joined the R. A. M. C.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Belfast Electrical Works for an in
crease of IS. week, decided to return
to work. Employees of Messrs.
Hughes, Dickson and Co., Ltd, flour
millers, Belfast, struck on Friday for
an increase, but some have returned
to work.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Replying to ]. P. Goodbody at Lin.
erick EIarbor Board, Aid. Joyce said
that what had happened in regard to
the deputation to London on the utili-
cation of West of Ireland ports could
not be disclosed, but the claims of
Limerick were favorably commented
upon. He had not heard rumor that
&25O,0O0 was being given for the inn
provement of Fenit, and did not be-
lieve it.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

In almost all the licensed shops in
Carrick-on-Shannon there is not a drop
OF porter to be obtained. The supply
of beer of all descriptions has also run
out, and in practically all cases the
local winners have drawn the amount
allowed them by the authorities to
July. In general, they complain of how
severely they are hit by the -restric-
lions.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Father Hourigan, late c. G. of Aher-
low and Galbally, received an address
of congratulation on his, appointment
as p. P. of Clerihan from a deputation
of his late parishioners.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The Royal Arms over the entrance
to Clonegal Carlow police barrack
were painted green, white and yellow,
but the paint was washed off by the
police.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Over 5000 people, including many
clergy and representative laity, were
present at the funeral of the late Ven.
Archdeacon Hutch, D. D., p. P, V. F..
at the Rosary Cemetery, Middleton. A
message of sympathy was received
from the Bishop of Portsmouth, and
the Middleton Gaels and A. D. H. passed
votes of coincidence.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Mgr. Ryan, P. P, at a meeting of
Tipperary U. I. L., said the Gaelic
League had taken political side, and
against this he entered his protest.
He was as passionately attached to
Irish-Irelands ideals as anyone, but he
declared that if he thought these would
be impossible within the future EN-
pire of Nations, he would be for the
nation against the Empire, believing
that, while he might lose much of the
worlds material goods, he would save
his country's soul.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

A special Court remanded on bail
the six young Listowel men, P. Near
thy, MI. Ashe, T. Lacey, M. Culhane,
j. Mutually and ]. Tackaberry, charged
with unlawful assembly and creating
disturbances on the night of the LoKg-
ford election declaration. Police evil
dence was given to the effect that the
accused shouted Cup, Sim Fein!' and
stoned the barrack.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Irish and Scottish regiments have
planted large amount of potatoes at
the Curragh in soil which had not
been broken up for centuries.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Co. Waterford Farmers Association
elected the following: E. Flahavan,
j. P, chairman; NJ. Walsh, J. P, vice
chairman; w. HALEY, hon. treas, and
P. Power, sec. The association ap-
proved of the action of the Irish Farm
ers' Union in seeking representation
at the convention, and asked that farm
ers should have representation in the
fixing of prices for cattle to be pur-
chased by the Government.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Right Rev. Dr. Dowse has appointed
Rev. Canon Healy Rural Dean of Glen
salney East.
Col. John w. Rockford, Nenagh, has
rejoined the army and has received
staff appointment.
Lieut.. Wilfred Harry, son of the late
j. Harry, ]. P, Nenagh, has been pre-
sented with a gold wristlet watch by
his friends and school companions.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

A thunderstorm ragged in Carrick-on-
Shannon and district on Saturday eve
ming and night. In the outlying dis
tricts young stock were killed by the
lightning, and large trees were felled
to the ground. A farmer named
Owens whilst cycling home was in
jured by lightning, and at present lies
in his home in very precarious state.
Heavy rain accompanied the storm.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The death has occurred at the age
of 1902 years OF Mrs. H. Scully, Castle
rea.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

A Sim Fein meeting was held in
Ballymote on Thursday evening and
was addressed by Mr.. Sean Milroy.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Rev. T. Killeen, of Claremorris, Pro.
lessor at St. Jarlath's, Tuam, was or
dained on Saturday by Most Rev. DR..
Higgins.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

j. F. Burke, upon whom the degree
of Doctor of Science in Economics was
conferred at London University, had
brilliant career as a student of the
Christian Brothers Schools, Cork, and
was subsequently attached to the staff
of Cork Municipal School of Commerce
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

At Kockan, Feeny, the entrance
gates Of the residence of Mr.. j. Stew
enson, j. P, were removed and thrown
into a neighboring river, while num-
Der of field gates were taken away
and sheep and cattle turned on to the
county road. The gates of the Banagh-
er church and rectory were also TAX
en-. away. The occurrences are much
resented by the people of the district.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Judge Wakely opened the Strokes
town Quarter Sessions on Thursday,
and was most of the day engaged in
hearing family cases from Muckinagh
and kildalogue. In the appeal of Mrs.
K. Flaherty, publican, Strokestown,
timing her for displaying Sim Fein
flag from her premises, His Honor re-
served decision.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

c. H. Hathaway, jun, new U. S..
Consul for Queenstown, arrived in
Cork and was received by the Lord
Mayor, High Sheriff, and chief Cor
poration officials.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The death has taken place at the age
of S3, of VIM. Waddell, late secretary
of Greenwood, Ltd, Belfast, and for
merly of the Northern Wing" and
Morning News" Deceased was son
of the late J. Waddell, linen merchant,
Monaghan, and brother of the late J.
Waddell, @. c., Dublin.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Charged with the manslaughter of
John Beattie, a child of g. a young man
named Thomas Hall, Isoline street,
Belfast, was, at "a Special Court at
Comber, committed for trial at the AS
sizes. David Beattie, Killowen street,
Belfast, stated that Hall had suddenly
crashed into witnesses sidecar, in which
he was conveying his wife and child.
The child was found dead.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

& A. st. G.. Caulield of Donamon Cas-
tile, applied at the Castlerea Quarter
Sessions. for the alleged malicious
burning of a plantation and game, but
the County Court Judge held that no
malice was proved and that the theory
aof the accident was not negatived and
dismissed the claim.
At the Castlerea Quarter Sessions,
Mrs. Bridget Kelly, wife of Thomas
Kelly, junr, of Gurteen, Cloonfad, sued
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Over ESQ has been subscribed In
New Ross towards the erection of a
memorial to the late Dean Kavanagh.
Meath County Council, by z votes to
given for James Harte, co-opted to
membership J. A. Law, ]. p. (brother
of H. Law, M. P.), in room of the late
w. Martin, ]. P.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

There is every prospect of a success.
full harvest in the neighborhood of Ros-
common, and in fact the country in
general. Oats, however, in some
places have not been success as the
wireworm has caused considerable
damage. Potatoes and other crops are
now in a iourishing state after the
recent rains.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

James Lester was, at special Court
in Middleton, returned for trial on a
charge of alleged larceny of bicycle
belonging to Mr.. Allen, teller, Bank of
Ireland branch. Robt. Smyth, who was
also accused, was discharged, and at
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Papers lit in the gallery and cries
of "tire" caused alarm in the Liner
ick Theatre Royal on Friday night, and
the audience fled into the street, re-
turning when the excitement had SUBJ
sided. Several were hurt in the crush
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Claims for se1,000 each have been
lodged by two policemen named Leahy
and Sheridan, injured by revolver shots
at Ballaghadereen.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The death has taken place, after a
lingering illness, of T. Ryan, V. S.,
who was a member of well-known
Limerick family. He leaves a widow
and young family.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Twenty young men of the Seefin dis
trict assembled last week and cut
years supply of turf for Mrs. Cryan,
of Seefin Poultry Station, as token
OF the high esteem in which she is
held. After the days work they were
Hospitality entertained and an enjoy
able evening was spent.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

County Sligo Gaels are taking great
interest in the inter-county match at
Boyle on Sunday between Roscommon
and Sligo and have great hopes that
their team will come out on top.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

A. V. Ashe, C. E., Assist. Surveyor,
Athlone, has obtained a commission
in the Engineers.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

An unframed brood mare, led by
Robt. O'Donnell, aged 10, son of John
ODonnell, farmer, Killaballa, Lismore
bolted, dragging him by the reins
which were round his body. He sue
cumbed in the Lismore Infirmary to
his injuries.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The sympathy of the people of Cur
teen, irrespective of class or creed,
goes out to Canon and Mrs. Hare, The
Rectory, Gurteen, on the death of their
second son in action.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

At Castlerea Patrick Kenny, Lisna-
skea; Patrick Fitzpatrick, Cloonbury;
John Lee, Fairymount; Thomas Healy,
Clonkeen; Michael Egan, do; Michael
Fetherston, Behief, and Thomas OAR
cy, Cloonsheevers, were fined 6 each
for having asked 12s. a cwt. for, pota-
toes, the maximum price being los.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Miss Eda Cresswell, daughter of the
Postmaster, Athlone, who is a teacher
in the High School, Folkestone, had a
narrow escape in the recent air raid.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The l.. G. Board have declined to
recognize the appointment of DR.. e..
Walsh by the Ballina Guardians, as he
is eligible for the r. A. M. G. 1t was
decided to await the result of the Rath-
down case.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The Court of Appeal reserved judy
ment in the case in which VIM. Orr
builder, Belfast, appealed against the
decision of the Kings Bench refusing
an application to stay proceedings in
the action brought against him by Ag-
mes Carlisle, aged Is, of Belfast,
through her father, ]. Carlisle, to re-
cover damages for alleged assault.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

A public meeting at Templemore
protested against the reduction of the
local post-of1ice to the status of sub
office, and requested Mr.. Hackett, M.
P, to bring the matter before the
House of Commons.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The dead body of Patk. Coyle, spirit
merchant and farmer, has been discov-
cred in ditch near his residence, Lis
nalong, Rockcorry. He was at work
on his farm when last seen alive,
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The Diamond Jubilee of Rev. Moth
er M. Teresa Lyons was celebrated on
Thursday, at the Convent of Mercy,
Balina, of which she was the first
novice. Pontifical High Mass was eel
ebrated by Most Rev. DR.. Naughton.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

-Four young men Of Ba1ly1anders dis
trict, 7. A. Cowler, j. j. Crawford,
Thomas Murphy and Thomas Walsh,
were arrested under the Defence of
the Realm Act at an early hour on Fri
day morning and conveyed to Liner
lick.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The anglers News" says that the
pike caught by Tim Healy, Ballymote
in Templehouse Lake, last summer was
the "best of the season." The fish
weighed 35A pounds.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Tralee Urban Council adjourned as
mark of respect to the memory of
late T. Lyons. Limerick No. D. c.
passed vote of sympathy with the
relatives OF late L. Ryan, V. S., NJ.
Kelly, V. S., was appointed Temperate
ly to the position.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Carrock- on-Shannon Guardians pass
ed a vote of sympathy with their col
league, P. j.. Donagher, on the death Of
his mother.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

The late Col. G. S. Walker, Wexford,
left 98,421, bequeathing his interest
to his sister Mary for life, with re-
mainder to his nephew, T. K. Walker,
unless he inherits the Tykellan prop
erty, i'm which case he left it to his
nephew c. R. Walker, who also gets
the Summerhill and Carem properties.
and the residue to his sister.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

When j. Burke was remanded on
bail at FoXford charged with setting
fire to his premises at Corlummin
with intent to defraud insurance COM
panies, it was alleged that he had pre-
viously sold large quantities of goods
to other traders considerably under
the usual price.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Loughrea Petty Sessions Court SEN
fenced boy named Harry Fury to
months imprisonment, on conviction,
for an assault on Mrs. O'Sheehan, of
the CPS and C's" dramatic company,
on the night when they were attacked
by a crowd. The lady identified Fury
as having beaten her on the arms with
a stick.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

A verdict of suicide whilst of I'M
sound mind was returned at an inquest
at Carduff (Carrickmacross) on an
old man named Martin Holland, of the
farming class, whose dead body was
found suspended by rope from tree
in a garden adjoining the residence of
his sister, with whom he lived.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Leitrim G. A. A. officers~for the year
are: Chairman, j. Keany, Glenfarne;
vice-chaiman, j. Guskin, Kiltyclogher;
treasurer, b. Cassidy, Ballyshannon;
secretary, G. Redmond, ManorhamiI-
ton. The football clubs offiliated show
an increase Of Is on last year, viz, ID
senior and Is junior. There are four
hurting clubs.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Judge Law-Smith was presented with
white gloves at Limerick
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

During thunderstorm the Catholic
Church at Treen, Castlerea, was struck
by lightning, which smashed the Cross
on the belfry and stripped some Of the
roof.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Thos. Lyons, whose death is an
nounced at the age of n, was secre
tary of Tralee Race Co. for many years
and resigned last month.
The Irish standard., 1917-07-07

Clare Co. Council, on the motion Of
Mr.. Mcguire, seconded by Mr.. Murphy,
unanimously called on the Govern
ment to grant general amnesty to
all the Irish prisoners. Queenstown
U. D. G. has passed resolution asking
for their release on the Kings birth
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20
Oppose Teaching
of German in All
Indiana Schools

That the war will bring new con-
ditions which will require the pub
lie schools TO change and readjust
their courses was asserted at a
meeting of the Northern Indiana
superintendent club last night al
the old Jefferson school. A COM
mittee was appointed TO ask the uni
versities to accept Spanish and
French as well as German in their
courses, and also 10 ask for a re-
peal Of the law requiring the teach
ing Of German in institutions OF
learning.
II was recommended at the meet
ing that the state association COM
mittee on taxation be continued, and
in connection il was also recon-
mended that there should be a re-
adjustment Of valuation rather than
an increase Of rates.
The statewide pension law which
was briefly discussed was favored by
all Of the 13 superintendent
who were present.
Yesterday forenoon the club visit
ed the various public schools
throughout the city. This was fol
lowed by a luncheon. served by the
domestic science department
In the afternoon a meeting OF the
club at the oliver hotel was held.
Such matters as German in Amer
lean Schools" The Increasing Tax
Rate situation" and school Prac-
tees in Wartime" were discussed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20
Daily Talks on Heart Topics
.ur. IAox, ;Lhav
Laura Jean Libbey-

him as partner. IL was not long ere
he made the amazing discovery that
he owed the good fortune OF his
sudden rise TO the old lawyers
beautiful young daughter. She had
been introduced 70 him. He pleased
her fancy. The desire sprung in her
heart 20 meet him oftener You
know the old adage When a wom-
an will. she will YOU may depend
on it," AS he could not be consider
ed anything else but whole hearted
and fancy free, he closed the door
of one romance ana opened the
door OF another.
There is usually a reason behind
such changes of heart. New faces.
new interests; a desire to cut the
old cords for new ties may effect
these changes. Friends Of the pres
ent crowd out those OF the past
Tastes change with different en-
vironments
There are those who are glad of
sympathy and encouragement from
those about them when they are
struggling with the throes Of power
ty When they get on their feet it
is annoying and a cut to their pride
10 be reminded OF the days when
other youths shared their meagre
tenement room and they slept, talk
ed and starved together People
change like the sitting sands. When
you see that the one time friend has
no further use for you. let him have
his way-drOp the acquaintance.
There are newer ones. just as good
and they may prove lasting Peo-
pie change. Don't blame them. Ii Is
the way Of the world Let it go at
that