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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17

high priest Of last week, the defender
|of the dark ages but that all will be
leaders Of the present, the prophets
,of, the golden tomorrow, and the her.
aids OF the democracy OF God.
Exercises This Morning.
Commencement exercises at Wesley
college this morning were distin-
guished by their dignified simplicity
and their briefness. Degrees and
special diplomas were granted to six
persons. The address was made by
DR.. f. p. Robertson, president of
Wesley college, in the absence Of DR..
lis, who was forced to cancel his en-
gagement as commencement speaker
for Wesley college because of a press
ing call due to the war. '
The degree of bachelor OF arts from
the school Of religion was conferred
upon Axel Leonard Lindstrom apd
Mabel Spence Davies. Special di-
plomas were granted to Ida Hewene
Rand and Elizabeth Ensign Bulls.
from Wesley conservatory OF music:
and diplomas from the department of
expression to Gertrude Cunningham
Wineman and Harriet Loretta Nc
Conville.
The annual Hilborn prizes for the
best essays on some phase of re-
ligious development were awarded to
Mabel Davies and C. H.. Midkiff,
Miss Davies winning the first prize
Of $45 for her essay on THE College
Curriculum and Religion and Mr..
Midkifi winning second prize OF SIS
on his. essay on Jesus and Democ-
iracy."
Tribute to Mr.. Stinson.
In his brief address Dr.. Robertson
told of the work Of Wesley college.
describing the work Of each depart
ment. In the course of his address
he paid a tender tribute to the late
Rev. Chas. z. Stinson. to whom he
referred as one Of the finest and
noblest spirits that the state has ever
known. He stated that as a memoir
ial to Mr.. Stinson there would be
! placed in Wesley college a Stinson
| scholarship. for the encouragement of
missionary spirit. He said that the
fatal accident did not end the life of
service to the Master but hat Mr.,
Stinson's life would continue to do its
good work in the lives of those whom
his influence had touched.
The special music of the morning
twas a soprano solo by Mrs. v. E
Sayre, and violin solos by Prof. ]. A.
Buchholz. Miss Lilah Sannes was a,
fthe piano for both. Mrs. Sayre sings
with intelligence and control. Her
voice is Of wide range and satisfac.
tory power, and is Of unusual sweet.
ness. Prof. Buchholz always give.
pleasure to his hearers and those
who heard him this morning were
given a treat.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17
one WOMAN
REGISTERS.
First Day Of Female Enemy
Alien Census Brings
No. Crowd.

One German woman. q resident OF
this city. registered today with Chief
Registrar Odin OVERLY at the police
office, but at the ONCE Of Postmaster
Geo. e. Duis no registrant from the
rural district appeared.
The other day it was roughly esti-
mated that there may be approx.
mately Is women In the city who
have to register In accordance with
of the fact that the registration will
continue until June 26. It Is expected
that several women will appear be-
fore the" registrars within the next
few days as failure to do SO may SrA-
suit in v penalties.
False statements or representations
in h afidavtts required will subject
the woman concerned to immediate
internment. Her card, showing that
she has compiled with the law. will
be issued to her within is days after
the signed photographs. and a print
of her left thumb.
When the registration has been
completed. three sets of the amdavits
will be prepared, one OF which is to
be e m to Washington, the second to
be held by the United States marshal
within the district where the women
have registered. and the third Is to
go into the local record.
German women who are outside Of
the territory in which they usually
reside during the period set for the
registration must apply for temper
airy cards in the place where they
happen to be and then complete
their registration at home within 30
days. After the registration has been
completed. no German woman can
change her place of residence with
out a permit from the ofncials in her
original district. and records Of such
changes will be filed with the orig
inal affidavits in three places. Power
to deny such a permit for change Of
residence is given to the registration
officials, though they must submit a
report Of their reasons for denying it.
The regulations admonish register
ing oncials to be courteous in their
treatment of the women. and to
render all necessary assistance in fill
ms out the affidavit blanks. The
photographs required must be UNI
mounted, and without hat or other
head covering"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17
RAILROAD WINS
DAMAGE CASE
Claims Were For Potatoes
Frozen in
Transit.

The case Of o. ]. Barnes company
against. the Northern Pacific Railway
company was brought before the dis
concerned the collection Of damages
for POTATOES that we're frozen in
transit, the plaintiff claiming dam
ages,amounting to $3.50. Defendants
made a motion to dismiss the case
from court, and 1t was granted.
The next case to be brought before
the court was THAT Of F. B.. Kramer
against j., HI. Mc4nerney for the COL
lection Off dental bill amounting to
$500. The iurous for this cas- have
not been drawn as yet.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17
CLAN 1900 RuauANs.

Vienna, June II, via London.-The
number Of Italian ana Allied, prison.
ers captured ~ the Austro- Hungarian,
forces In their new offensive on the
Northern italy front have bsen IN
creased to 1900, the Anstro-Hun-
garian ofacial statement Issued today
says
The Austrians have captured Cape
line and on the west side Of the river
and also have captured ground TO the
Vest 81 San Dona Di Piave, the state
Imeqt adds
entente ;allioA prisoners taken 81
1.-THE Acknowledgements fosces on tho
hrfAye front ye1GoedaY totAliSd $1,000
1oc0rding 70 the sunday oDcia statos
lmsnt iaDusd ct vIennA "a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17
PICNE.AT ARVILLA
Program Has Been Arranged for
! Occasion.

Occasion.
W. II. Etfring. general secretary Of
tA,e local Y. M. c. A., will be the prin-
ch,al speaker at the Hegton picnic to
be held in the Fadden grove at Ar
vaEla tomorrow. afternoon.
another feature which will add in
tercst to the occasion will be a base
ball game between a picked team
from. the Y. M. c.. A. city league and
the Gfby team. A strong team has
been selected to represent the city
league and as Gilby is reported to be
playing fast ball this season a good
game issexpeoted to result.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-17

Kids! Watch r.. B. Griffith's ad
in tonoFro4y's Herald. Free tick
cts to the Royal Thcatcr.
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John McCafferty, Workhouse Chap
lain, congratulated him on his ap-
pointment as P. P. at Stranoriar. Rev.
John O'Doherty, Adm, St. Eunan's
Cathedral, was unanimously appointed
to the chaplaincy.
Owing to the strike of Derry cart
ers and lockers, a collier with 100
tons of coal for the Gas Company
could not be discharged, and left for
Belfast. Cattle and goods for export
via Derry are being diverted to other
ports. The ports shipping is at a
standstill. Information was received
on Saturday that no goods which
would ordinarily be dealt with in Der.
ry would be handled in Belfast. Many
stores are packed with eggs awaiting
shipment.
Very Rev. Joseph McManus, recent
ly appointed pastor of Holy Cross
Parish, Los Angeles, was born at Der
hacrieve, Belturbet, in 1881; and one
of his assistant priests, Rev. J. Rey-
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nolds, is also a native of County Ca
van. Rev. FIR. O'Gorman, appointed
pastor of the Holy Family Church,
South Pasadena, Los Angeles, belongs
to Behey, Cavan.
Mr.. Thomas Roulston, who has died
at Brooklyn, U. S., where he founded
chain of 23S grocery shops, was
brother of Mr.. Joseph Roulston, j. P,
Gortaclare and Omagh. Mr.. James
Carr (60), a carpenter, died suddenly
during a sermon at the Redemptorist
mission in Armagh Cathedral. Clones
P. S. Court expressed sympathy with
Mr.. r. w. Moorehead on the death of
his brother, Mr.. John Moorehead, J.P.
Hollywood P. S. Court passed a vote
of coincidence with Major M'Lean and
family on the death of Lieut.. M'Lean.
A young man who first gave his
name as Joseph Sullivan, but who
afterwards admitted it was Carl
Rancho and that he was a German.
American, was arrested and remanded
at Larne yesterday when endeavorine
to join the trawler section of the navy
Rev. R. Scandrett, senior curate
Derry Cathedral, has been appointed
to the Minor Canoury of Down Ca
thedral. Rev. T. A. H. Moriarty, rec
tor of Glendermott, has been appoint
ed Rural Dean of Derry.
The Derry Transport Workers
strike continues. No bread is being
sent out to country districts, an6
bakers cannot get the necessary sup
plies of flour. The workers seek te
get the same rate as English workers
F. R. M'Cambley, The Mount, Bel
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fast, has received a commission as
dental surgeon in the Royal Air
Force. Thos. Houston Capper, son of
Mr.. A. G. Capper, Malvern road, has
received commission as midshipman
in the r. N. V. R.
Mr.. Peter O'Reilly, an enterprising
news agent of Cines, G. Manghan, has
just returned from spending holiday
in the Sunny South, where he revisit
ed many familiar scenes, renewing
acquaintance with old friends and
making some new ones. He visited
Dublin, Cork, Limerick and other
centers, and at Mallow was enter
tanned by Mr.. VIM. O'Brien, M. P, and
Mrs O'Brien, whose friendship he has
long enjoyed and treasures most
highly.
Capt. T. Adams (Kilrea), former
member of the r. I. G. band at Bel
fast, has been appointed to the Indian
Army.
An inquest at Omagh found that Air
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NUN ST Err.

Michael Dee was, at Waterford, sent
to Jail for a month for alleged illegal
assembly at Dungarvan on the occa
sion of the attack on the Courthouse
his brother, Bernard, was bound over
The Killarney police have arrested
an officer, who gave his name as Lieut.
Woods, Cameron Highlanders, on a
charge of stealing lace from Mrs
Dillon, Kenmare place.
Most Rev. DR.. Hackett, ordained at
st. Johns College, Waterford, Rev. S
O'Brien (Armadale), Rev. ]. O'Brien
(Sydney), Rev. T. Quigley (Maitland)
Rev. j. Finey (Salford), and Rev. E.
Sheehey (Salt Lake City,.
The Most Rev. DR.. Cohalan presided
at the obsequies of the Rev. d. O'Dris
coll, P. p, Enniskean, which were at
tended by a large number Of clergy
and laity, many coming from Bantry
and Bandon to pay a final tribute to
the memory of devoted priest.
]. Nolan has resigned the rate col
lectorship of Nenagh U. d. c. :
Rev. MI. J. Jeffcott, p. p, of Meri
ton, Ontario, who has died, was a
native of Dingle.
M. Keogh, Killaloe, and M. Brady
and J. Noonan, Tomgraney, on thei,
arrival home from Dundalk Jail, were
accorded a very hearty reception.
The deepest regret has been occa
stoned by the death of M. Hickey, j
p, Rathokelly, aged 62, after a few
days illness. Mr.. Hickey was former
~ connected with Tipperary Co. c..
Clogheen Guardians and U. c., and
Clonmel Asylum Board. He was
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ULST Err.

Seventy-seven thousand three hun.
dred and twenty-five pounds has been
collected for the U. V. F. hospitals.
Douglas Presbyterian Church (Co.
Tyrone) presented a substantial check
to Rev. Robert Dick, minister for over
80 years.
Boys named Patrick Logan and
Charles Boyle were, at Raphoe Ses.
sions, ordered six strokes of the birch
for so cruelty beating donkey as to
cause his death.
Sir VIM. H. Irvine, X. c. NJ G..
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
OF Victoria Ga Newry man) has been
appointed Lieutenant-Governor of that
State and its dependencies.
The Ayr Presbytery presented an
address to Rev. S. NJ. Dill, eX-Modera.
tor, Church of Scotland "a Ballymena
MANI on the completion of his so
years in the ministry.
Miss Doris E. Lee, Malone Training
School, and Miss Olga Fielden, Dub.
lin Road, Belfast, rescued Maggie Gro.
zier, Ligoniel Road, from drowning in
the Lagan. Two r. A. NJ. C. men re.
stored respiration.
Letterkenny Guardians, in accept
ing with regret the resignation of Rev
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LEINsTER.

Capt. Doyle, skipper of Belfast
owned steamer, is missing with his
steamer and all hands for some three
weeks.
James McGlynn a respectable farm
er, living near Shannon Bridge, met
with a fatal accident by tree falling
on him.
Patrick Murphy, an Irish Guards
man, whose home is in Hill Street,
Wexford, has been notified that his
company officer, Lieut. N. H. Coghill,
of Arlington Hall, Market Drayton,
who died of wounds, left him in his
will 100 pounds in recognition of SER
vices rendered in action
Unable to find tenants for cottages
erected under the Laborers' Acts, the
Athlone No. Council decided to auc-
tion them. Mr.. Killian remarked that
all the agricultural laborers of the
country had gone over to England to
do war work, and he did not know
how they were going to save the har-
vest.
At Clermont Park, Dundalk, COL
and the Hon. Mrs. Guinness invited
the parishioners of Heynestown to
take part in the presentation of a
check with silver inkstand to their
late Rector, Rev. H. T. Hutchings,
also gold watch for Mrs. Hutchings
on their departure. Mr.. Hutchings has
been appointed to the parish of Bal
lymascanion.
Charles Mccarthy, Murrinstown,
Co. Wexford, was court-martialed at
Cork and acquitted of charge of hav.
ing carried a revolver at Scoughmolin,
Co. Wexford. Robert CARTE, farmer,
said that on the night Of May IL,
three masked men came into his
house. One pointed a revolver at his
i head and the others took his gun. He
recognized the accused by his voice.
The father of the accused said his
son was all day in Wexford on the
date of the occurrence. Corp. Nc
Carthy, brother of the accused, said
his brother slept with him that night,
and did not leave the house during
the night.
/. sglFH
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Mechanic G. B. Hamilton, native of
Fife, was killed by suffocation by mud
and water when bathing in the Strule
at Strathroy.
1t. R. D. Pollok, Enniskillen, son
of the late F. Pollock, Bangor, has
acquired Glenfarne Hall, Co. Leitrim,
with its wooded demense of 1000
acres, formerly the property of the
Tottenham family.
Over 500 dockers and carriers have
struck work in Derry as a protest
Continued on page y
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cONNAUGHT.

cONNAUGHT.
The Sligo Co. Council have refused
to pay an account for 81 pounds for
the maintenance and conveyance of
prison cars.
Sergt. NJ. Kennedy, Inniskilling,
reported missing, is one of six broth
ers at the front-sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy, st. Mary's Place, Athlone.
w. P. McElroy, Collooney, has won
first prize in the United Kingdom in
the Certified Grocers' Second Year
Exam.
Mrs. Lynch, Petersburg, Ballinrobe,
wife of Mr.. r. C. Lynch, L. G., Board
Inspector, was. on her retirement from
the secretaryship of the South Mayo
Hunt Club after nine years, presented
by the members with handsome dia-
mond horseshoe brooch and an illu-
minated address.
Michael Byrne of Tierboy Road,
Tuam, who has died, served a number
of years as conducting clerk with the
late Mr.. French Henderson,, S. c..
Solr. Roscommon Guardians eX-
pressed sympathy with Mr.. G. c. Dig
nan, Ballinagad House, on the death
in action of his son, Lieut.. A. G. Dig
nan.
Rev. John Killeen, Claremorris, on
whom the degree of B. D. was lately
conferred in Maynooth, had, prior to
his ordination, been appointed Prefect,
st. Jaralth's College, Tuam. Rev.
Peter Blowick, Rev. NJ j. King, and
Rev. VIM. Kelly, lately ordained in
Maynooth, have also had conferred on
them the degree of B. D.
Rev. G. R. Nixon, rector of Turlough,
has been appointed incumbent of
Bollymount
Lt.-Col. j. Campbell, The Hermit
age; A. Jackson, Lisroyan, and w. R.
Fenton, Ardaghowen, have been ap-
pointed D. LIS for Co. Sligo
Informations were refused in Sligo
on charge against Peter Foy, an as
sistant in the military barrack can
teen, who was charged with the MUIR
der of Pie. A. Z. Thomas, who was
killed by the discharge of a rifle
which accused was handling. The
evidence showed that the affair was
purely accidental
The doctors OF Castlerea Union, on
being refused salary increases, de-
clared they would advance their fee
for acting as locum tenens from to
6 guineas per week
The following students Of st. Colum-
bans Coll, Shruie, Maynooth Mission
to China, have been ordained to the
priesthood: Rev. A. Ferguson, j. Null
lin, J. Donovan, A. Kerr and w.
O'Flynn.
F. A. Lynch has been appointed AS
sistant Surveyor for Modill by Leitrim,
Co. c., in the room of P. Markey, who
resigned to take up position in
Meath. Sir Chas Cameron was re-
appointed analyst at pound so a year,
his own figure.
Requiem mass was celebrated in
Glinsk (Castlerea) Church for the
late Rev. E. Morgan, P. P, Denton,
Montana, native of the district, who
lately died.
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News from Ireland

Miss Cox, Technical Schools, Dub
lin, has been appointed temporary do
mestic economy instructress for Wick
low.
Canon Patk. Clarke, Haggardstown,
Dundalk, left estate valued at pound
S45, the greater part as contribution
towards a Catholic church at Black
rock.
Major Thos. Ryan, former cap
tain of Enniscorthy Volunteers, has
been promoted to Lieut. Col. Sec.
Lieut.. Reddy, former member of the
same body, has been awarded bar
to his M. c.
At Machine Castle, Enniscorthy
the residence of the Benedictine Nuns
of Ypres, Most. Rev. DR.. VIM. Codd
solemnly professed as members of
the Order Miss NJ. Magner Tin religion
Sister Agnes) daughter of DR.. Mag
ner, Cork, and niece of Il M. Healy,
NJ. P; and Miss NJ Curtis (in reli-
gion Sister Benedicta), daughter of
Mrs. Curtis Knockduff, Enniscorthy,
the ceremony being the first of the
kind performed in Ireland for over
800 years.
A cattle drive took place off the
lands of Hollymount, Queens Co., in
the possession of Mr.. Bailey Myshall.
Rev. Thos. ]. Murtagh. Dean of
Cresco, U. S., who has died, was ma
tive of Columbkille, to which he paid
many visits during the 40 years of
his mission in Cresco. He was
brother of Mr.. Jas. Murtagh, Sandy
mount, and Mrs Column Drumhill.
1t. H. A. Davis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Davis, Enniscorthy, has
been awarded the M. c. He lost his
right leg when wounded for the third
time
Mrs. M. Dalton (23), Mullinavat,
succumbed to terrible injuries to the
face and neck, alleged to have been
inflicted with a billhook by her father
in-law, Jackson Dalton (6O), who is
in custody.
In returning a verdict of accidental
an old age pensioner named James
Quirke, who was killed by motor-van,
the jury expressed the opinion that
the speed of motors should be re-
stricted.
Mr. Hogan j. P, stated at a meet
ing of the Callan R. D. G. that he de-
sired to resign his commission of the
peace as protest against conscrip-
tion and the recent arrests.
Thos. Fleming charged with shoot
ing at and wounding Nicholas Bannon,
in Clara, was sent for trial in custody
to the Assizes at a special Court in
Tullamore
]. A. Craig has been appointed or
ganist of st. Mary's Church, Carlow
Navan Guardians elected DR.. Sheri-
dan, M. O., Of Castletown Dispensary,
for the term of the war, at pound 200
a year, by II votes to IL for DR.. Nc
Keever.
John Burgess, j. p, who was twice
Chairman, has resigned from Athlone
T. c.. on which he served for thirty
years.
Slane Mill, the mansion attached,
stores, paddock and water power have
been purchased from P Boyle, Co. c.,
by Leitch and Co., flax dressers and
weavers, Belfast.
Rev. Mother Agnes (O'Reilly), who
has died at Loretto Abbey, Corey, in
the SD year of her religious life, was
a native of Queens Co., and was a
founder of the Enniscorthy House.
Sister Aldan (Roche), who has died
at Mount Carmel Convent, New Ross,
was a native of Poulmarie Co., Wex-
ford
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President of the Dali Deise and Vice
President of Ring Irish College, being
a fine Irish scholar. One brother,
who died some years ago, was Rector
in Hatfield; another, Rev. P. Hickey,
is P. P. in Sheffield. He was brother
in-law of Rev. P. Keating, P. P, Bally-
poreen.
P A Walshe. kilworth, was sworn
a j. P.
Capt. D. j. Hail. son of D. Hall.
Temple Hill, Cork, has been awarded
the NJ. G..
The deaths have taken place of
Rev. j. O'Brien, c. c. Cat Detroit) i.
son of NJ. O'Brien, Ogonelioc, and M.
O'Donovan. U. D. c., P. l.. G., Mallow.
Votes of sympathy were passed by
Killarney magistrates with the rela-
tives of the late F. c. Downing.
James DAILY, kilworth, was by 40
votes to SO for VIM. Gallagher, Clan.
nent in Tammany Hall, and for 20
worth, elected Master, Fermoy Work
house.
Rev. w. O'Shea, c. c., Shanagolden,
has been appoint ed P. P. Althea, in
succession to the Very Rev. Canon
Cregan, promoted P. Abbeyfeale.
An address and purse were present.
ed to Mr.. D. Kavanagh, accountant
National Bank, Clonakitty, on his pro.
motion to manager at Ferns.
By Is votes to 6 given for Mr.. T. J.
Connolly, Cashel magistrates elected
Lieut.. D. Delaney, wounded at Mes
sines Ridges, and now unfit for fur
ther service, c. P. S. for Cashel and
Golden.
Charles L, Blandy, 20, long promi
years Assistant Corporation Counsel
who has died, was native of County
Glare, and went to America in 1857
i At the annual meeting of Cork EN-
ployers' Federation, Sir Stanley Har.
rington, j. P, presiding, the following
Executive Council was elected-T. w
Bassett, G. E. Beale, AID R. II. Beam.
ish, A. F. Sharman Crawford, Aid. H.
Dale, ]. H. Daniels, j. Dinan, Sir A.
G. Dobbin, w. de Foubert, w. Dwyer,
Sir S. Harrington, w. B. Harrington,
B. Haughton, J. Kelleher, T. E. .,Lun-
ham, w. Magrath, James Murphy, J.
f. Murphy, A. r. MMullen, H. H.
Nader, f. n Nicholson, N. Ross,
jun, Col. j. M. Sugrue, B. E. Sutton,
E. D. WriXon, G. j. Young, j. Kilon,
j. Day and B. Buckworth.
Capt. G. Quinn, of Cork Steamship
Co.. who was captured by submarine
two years ago, has been exchanged
from a German internment camp to
Holland.
Carrick-on-Suir Guardians rejected
an application from 4 of their dis
pensary NJ. O.'s for an increase of
pound so year each, on the grounds
that the Board considered that the
increases given 3 years ago were the
last they intended to give. pv
Head-Const Ruddock, Kanturk, sue
ceeds Head-Const. Talbot, Voughal, re.
tiring.
John Hurley, aged 25, son of J.
Hurley, cattle dealer, Kinsale, lies in
the infrmary in a precarious condi,
ton, having sustained grave injuries
when loading timber to a cart.
Cork Harbor Board and Public
Health Committee expressed sorrow
at the death of DR.. Cremen. The for.
mer board expressed sympathy with
the relatives of the late Messrs. Glib.
born, Sumner and Tilson.
A prosecution against Prof. Smiddy
for failure to keep a register as War.
den of the Honan Hostel, Cork, in
which there are 38 University stu
dents, was dismissed by majority of
the magistrates on the ground that
the order applied only to public places
of refreshment.
Rev. B. Foley, Guardian, st. 10.
seph's Friary, Sydney, son of T. Fo-
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ley, Temperance Hall, Wexford, has
been appointed President of St. Bona
ventures, Mt. Alverna, Ryndall Coll,
n. S. w. At st. Peters, Patrick, ar
rangements were made for a presenta-
ton to Father Power, who was recent
ly recalled to the Waterford Diocese.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-02

circles, $4,000 pesetas in fines i'm
posed on Alsatian children who insisted
on speaking French and refused to
study the beautiful German langua aee. f"
Both Skies and Black Barney were
out poor stuff in their days-they took
only what they could carry off. The
master criminal Of Potsdam has little
patience with such silly ineAiciencv.
me confession boastfully goes on:
four cathedrals destroyed, eight rem
dered unserviceable"; 27 churches de-
stroyed; 81 rendered unseryiceable
Now he is going to carry off Belgium's
church bells!
For why should the houses of God
IN Picardy and Flanders be spared j?
He isn't Germany's God!
However, the fault we find with this
inventory Of the Kaiser's hellishness ia
Its incompleteness. We insist on hav-
ing the whole inventory-down to the
very last fgure-a complete document
OF the Kaiser's inhumanity.
Sir, how many French and Belgian
women have been ravished by your