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The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-02-01

b SALE-Five passenger Max.
A Al condition. Bargain. Ap.
rs. r. V. Rogers, Miss Point,
@ 1-25-2t
1rn Welding & Machinery Co.
|tsp, Machine Work, General Re-
Tanks. Phone 275, Pasca-
Hiss.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-02-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
To whom it may concern:
All persons having claims against
the estate of Richard Benson, deoeas-
ed. will probate them within one year
as required by law or the same will
be forever barred.
CHAS. E. CHIDSEY.
Administrator of Richard Benson.
Deceased.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-02-01

Mr.. Claude Delmas visited Mobile
Tuesday.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
SS6timaaiImasta

gturimfo on fen tdboiston fesfus,
iobon moopoIIofin finrIini. oGGinnd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Giiam innri pnmi

Woielin marrella foboii mebeipGs-
td pnstifosta ia bitmiiemien p,liben
tesfeltd fonpea lima. Gilman iiGn-
ia oil rifas ia iipiStpnpt mics, ioto
mietti palatiisioon loistowoa elG-
m11 fonniin paimonia ia mltuta.
!nien lIStenla fonSio @ifo tooeIa
;iinefust1? Wlttt,, moi, na;mo rif.
fol lltpoufienio miestGGn fobtoan,
jGtti Qoplenia ia iuofii tiebenid "on-
nelliieSta" fobistal Silloin firioit-
ii linnonomiStoia Iinnanio IeinGGn:
"SllG pppbG milloinfoon liinn iltitrto
onreu eifd liian foitniSta noimoo.
iilla Sltmolo moi mibostitneeno ON
tao iinlllle .f1mmanfin".
Sopmts pltbliit foifin pitolin lite
pltoleStaonl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
81 fo,uaa fiiretta

Wuiiun uSfnpoinen poimo Suo-
mesla oil joutunut pabaan pulaan:
ei ollut tietoafaon tillepan talrpen
toimeentlrlosto. NGisiG bliolisioolt
l1betti ban moinlaftoita rufouSbuo.
faliflia forteuteen. @ritpiiesti BON
ferran olleSiaan tposid metiGSid I'll.
foili SlGltG apiio. &un ban fifteen
illallo tltli fotio ia nGfi robaoioitiif.
len tGGltd Amerifostn, ianoi ban i.
loiieno ia iporl1lona rufoufien fun.
lemiiesta: 800 SiGni, enbGn MIND
MT ientGGn min fomoa fiirettd pom
NUT.
Spspo alma %moiiimmefin PUEBLO
tmtsia fuin fonianaon o.
man pstGnGmme fonsia!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Bnbelipat Serram fansia

Stun tlnnettu rltotiolainen 6erGn.
n1iippsmieS lebtori @aloenitrcm o.
ii gbicogosio fGnmGsI6, ilmestp' b1-
men l~liofIeen criGr1 p1ip1n1 bin.
fan qpGilptt1pG lstonmeli: Nies
ciitti itieniG ia olfoi bursfoolla GG-
nelIG:
"B1tb1tin tGnG oanllno Serron
.onsia. Scum Dclilin bGnelle bG-
t4Gni, Dustaii S,rra ia imoi: SdS.
Ia taltpuneisio olesteIee porbailloon
minun poltpeliiani lebtori 8olocn-
Itrom. Iouie ia fdn hinen l1of;ceit
ia ban ON lpormnon Dlt1fpIGiipn-
testGdn antoipo iinl,iIs 10 oollar,d."
8aloenitrom, iofa ippGmietteiie.
ma oil fiiitnnell1it toifen eiitpstd, ia.
moi iiiben:
"Smofaapos, bpmG mics, mibin
oitoon te piibuitte Serron fansio 2"
"Se topobtiti flo pboefiGn oa.
mtllo."
"98oi Min" postoii @., nina
lite oIen mpobenmin ollit piibeisia
Serran fonsIo. @lo 10 oifoon fiii-
lin b6nen GGneniG fittilrpon mitiio
ia ionopnn: "SIe moroilloii, lila
tGnG1n tltIee %Iliofieii mics, iota fab
too iinitIto 10 bolIorio. Sid anna
bGnelle ie%nttiGfdGn, iiIlG Re mics OF
iiilri felmi ia pettliri".
SGmGn fililtitoon fotioi tiliio
porboufii Iiiiffio fiireesti tiebeniG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Yaatnnnt aiiG

8erlinin iuliresia Moabit.iairoa.
lasia motnii jotrl oita fifteen mllllail
manba mics, iofa lGbenteli lcppu-
aan. @rGs friStiiiiar, iofo i1GnnoI-
liiesti fGmi iairaille p%ltbunoSia SIT
malm lanoo, ianoi tallefin miebelle
totltuoenIanoia. Gritpiiesti ban flto
lepon iDoGmeIle teroitti toimaan /.
iGiSta autuutta ia iimne iobtoDaa
Seeilts -tietG. Whttta tho fi1olepn
monbuS maStaii: "Sdmmin tltpo,
Epud paipdIIinert polion raban =
iiinG on toifpas".
Mifd On iin1tn taimoaii2
&otIo main ettei toiipooii militlt
belapetifiil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17

&c tpo minf1 farntori fiilnttoo
tpStoluienia teroittmmiieen, mafiaa
mailman tubatfertaiiesti. IGin wo.
fuutto prof. Musielman Micbieo-
min Observation-Disclosures. Soipal-
.IiieSti formarit tefep6t len wirbeen
ett6 fdpttapGt tplliG tpofaluio, ia
mariinfin bemosten ipebett1niin fpn.
toeiineibin naboen olloan bltoletto.
mia. SpnG ralitajaiibotabfo forjoo
plan taman allan ia lem tlIiii l0p,
tpG iofa forniorilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17

Iltttaian toimitlis on j1ries.
tanpt hengellisten pGGfirioitusten
firioittoJot uuoelleen oaffosiGries-
tpstd iilm6llGpitGen. SentGboen,
iamalIa fltin fiitGmme arip. firioit-
toiia ontamaStnan ai~pustitlesta,
metoamme jGueen papiStomme fp-
ndGn ia iGGmme obottamaan ieu-
raamosia iGriestpfiesiG fi~rioitnfiia,
mielrltmmin ieitraotpon i%unnuntoin
firftotefiteistG:
9. <otioloinen beinGf. % b..
&. 6. Solonen elof. A b.
g. Sopola elof. If b.
S. l1rpilninen eIof. Is p.
81. 8airtnta elof. Ok b.
Wt. yt. 8esterbocf ippsf. 1 p.
SO. 8. 8ilen ippsf. s p.
sc. 8isfari ippsf. 10 p.
g. 8uori ippst. % b.
Sn bltomottoipo, eta Dll1mainit-
I'll ~i6riestpS tarfoittaa oinoastaan
bengelliliG pGGfirioitlfiio, ioten nil.
BEN obella toipomme ioomomme ~
ldnninitltilto popeiltomme aiplis'
tlista miibenfin firioitrsten miio'
oosia minimum firffoflintontne ia
Iebtemme ml1iItafin nstGipiltG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Tri J. MUEHL
hamaSlaakari
Hurley, Wis.

YlakerrasSa, ensimainen owl
Walters lihakaupasta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
llnbemmat f~iloipfit

aun tarfastamme fiIoiofien inboet
ia fristinisfoon, ioomme teboG len
bopainnon eta iamoin FUN eteiuim-
NIT luonnonh,tfiiot, oipot mpos
filoiofit SltmoIaan us
fomia. SGllGfG1n aIaIIa eiapGt ma
teriafistit ole iaaneet mitGGn flnt-
renpaa aifoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Ypstimerffitnliua

MiSS Sertba SoIlister. Micbiea'
min ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON inomni
formareilto, iotta opat Idbett1nee1
iiemeniG tiitfittapafii, tohpolliIer
mafiitn 25c p~ostimerfeisiG; niitG on
~fi,itenfin tlilliit min palion ettG tbs.
ia labtien on mafio labetettdipd toi-
leila tapoIIa eifG postimerfeisfG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
ERI ALOILTA

aurlnfoa OIL Wterturills, jota fier-
tdG onringon noin 3 fuitfaureSia;
len et1ilpps a~llrineoSto on So mil.
|ioonoo filometrio. &ouemponG oil.
ringosta OH Neptunus, ionta etGi-
ipps OH $500 milionoo fitometrio
ia iota tarwitiee ourineon pnlpGri
fiertnmlieen 164 muotto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Sernnatantia

YbopsWoItoien @aanmiIielpsoe.
parementti ilmoittoa, ettG Bennipl.
wonian maltiosia on pernnoibin II,
mestpnpt pabfoio tpoihpu, jofo
lienee tirlllit t1nne @ltropasto. Sar.
marcia feboitetaon pitGm11n iiI-
malld perltnumoitaon ia ilmoitta.
moon oiianomaiiille ~maDoolliie1
bltomion1a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
@ime ei ,pGbeme

sos otot liinto fottiloon ia panel
fen fuiimolle b%elloIle, mitiittiiit ie
meoefii. So jos onnot fen fiebiiu
ficEumiStoan, fotooa meii fottiIos-
ia. 2umi OH Ills "bGipinnpt"l 60
oelIiinuoesio eli Iumesto fiiitenfnon
ole biltolettofom buffiinut; ie
poin mltutti miotoo: eriin meoefii
20 FIFTEEN boprpfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
&ninfa ranennect iotaiuafnntnfict
faabann iGlleen holman.

Observation-Disclosures iaapu.
nei0en tietoien mittoan eiipGt monet.
fam entiiet mao ia meriiotiIaat, lot
ia opat ippstG tai toiiesta laimin.
lponeet DlIGpitGG standardization,
nan tietGmdn, ett1 beioGn i~pufrnltlif.
ienln moi0aan nielG iaaoa noimaan.
SentGboen ionottu tointisto tubtoo
bliomauttoo, ettG lofamltt iotahpo.
fltltuS moibnon idlleen ultoistaa nj.
oefiGn fltufoltoen fitlltesio fifth p1i-
lltfien, iolloin mofiilltitS oil
lafnnmtt. llltoiStltfien iltbteen o.
ipat moimnsio ieitraomot m1GrGpf-
let:
1. Sos mafinitettit ei ole iuorit.
tan1t mafiujoon iaotloon eron
iotapGestG:
(a) sos eroSto ei ole fltlltnltt fol-
mea fultfaittta %enemmldn, moiooau
benfimaflttilS lt1oistoo IGbettG-
mGllG mafiettomofii l~aneenneet
mafiut, llutta onomlsta ia to-
oiStuSta terapeDoest6 eli tormito.
(b) Sos eroSta on fl1llinlt erter1-
MIN fuin foln1e, ipoan mGbenl-
man fltin DboetiGn flutfa1tto, ton.
typ tpafltltetln tebod oitomltS ma.
fluttiltIen uuoiStnmiIeSto ia Iiin1
onom4tleSioon moioa mafuulttoa,
ett1 bun on Dbt6 DppGSi1 terpep-
oesla fltin iotaapGest1 ~eroteSioan.
SdafGrin ~torfoStusta Ell maooito.
(c) SOS mofuutett1t oil ioonut G.
ron ennen tomniflum 1 pGim1G
1919, poiooon nofulltilS lulois.
too MILLION tobanio ennen ipDs-
fltltn 80 pGiapGG 1919 eoelliIesiG
fobbosia mainitlilla topolIo.
2. sos mofuilttettu oil mofionut
eniimGiien eronia iGlfeen mofiain,
lponn lotminlponnpt ieuraomot:
(a) Sos mGbemmGn FUN foIlnen
fuufauoen mofiut ofpot iuoritto.
malta, ul1oiStetaon moflrttus ii.
man GGfGrintarfasti1sta finn ipa.
f1litettu tetee iiitG onomufien ia
moi aromllfieSioon mafuiittoa ole
wania pbta bpWdsid t~ertpepoesiG
fiiin pofiiittufien roltetesiafin, lie.
fG iitorittan mafiomntto jGGneet
mafi1l,trSmofiut.
(b) Sos moflutlismoflut ofpot
iuorittontatto enen1mGn frin fol-
ntelto, moon mGbemmdn fltin Db.
0efiGItG fltufoltoelto, ltu0istetoon
mafiiutits, ftn mofuittettu tefee
iiitG anpmlfien, josio mofulittoo
oleponia pbtd bppGSiG t~erpepoes.
IA fitin notitutufien rolietesiofin
ia eiittGG iiitG iotoipaflittustoi.
mission iobtoiolle tpDopttGapGn TO.
0istuflen lltotettapolta lGGfGrilt1
lefG iitorittoa mafiamatto j1Gneet
mofuutltSuofliit.
Sos mofrlttiifien omiStoio Ell iof-
Ia nitoiStoa fofo mofltitusta, moi
ban uiioistoo oion iiitG, fitmminfin
1000 oolloria. 8ofrit-
moi6oon iitorittoa iefilld,
ponffioIotifiello tobi postioiotteella,
jofa on oIetettoipa mofiettorpofIi o.
iotteello Sreoiurer Of the llniteo
States ia IGbetettGmG oiotteello Hre-
miitm &eceipt Section, 8itreoii @ar
&isf Sniuronce, @olbington, 8. s.
&iriepoiboosio iotomofiiititstoi.
miston fonSio OH ilmoitettoipo t1pii
mimi ia oiote, oripo mofiirtiisto o.
mibin ~idriestoon armei-
tai Ioihpostosio fliiilaii ipofiiii-
tiisto ottoesio, urmeiion iorianume.
70, jos fiulliii nrmeiioan, iefd mo-.
fiiitisfirion nirnero, jos ie on tie
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
Submits to the Authority of Pope

| his decision he has accepted no re.
muneration from the "Old Roman
Catholic Church." but has devoted
himself to the final arrangement of
its administrative affairs for his sue.
cessor, If a successor should be elect.
ed.
Coming Back In Other Countries.
The American branch of the Jansen.
list church is the most populous and
powerful unit of the creed in the
world, now. For decades there has
been steady drift of its membership
back to the Catholic Church in all 9TH
er countries so that today its total
strength is little if any more than
$50 900 souls.
The archbishop and metropolitan
was a clergyman of the Church of
England in Great Britain. He is well
known in New York, Chicago and Bos-
ton. Among his friends of Anglican
faith are Bishop Burch and many of
the Episcopal rectors in this city. He
was one of the consecrators of the
Cathedral of st. John the Divine by
invitation of the late Bishop Greer.
The archbishop possesses. titles and
orders of nobility. His name in full
is Prince and Duke of Landas-B -Berghes
st. Winock, ct de Rache (Rodolph
Francois Edouard st. Patrice Alphon.
sus Chislain de Gramont- Hamilton de
Lorraine), DID,, LIB, 3D., arch
bishop and metropolitan of the Old
Roman Catholic Church in America.
His titles were recognized and approx
ed by King Leopold of Belgium and
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
Hungary.
He is in addition Grandee of Spain
of the first class Con the French side).
The House Of de Berghes st. Winock
were kings in Brittany. The title
Prince de Rache was conferred on an
ancestor of the archbishop by Charles
II, the last prince of the Austrian i'm
perial house to sit on the Spanish
throne. Archbishop de Berghes is con-
nected by blood with the royal houses
of France, Spain, England, Germany,
Holland and Austria. The arms of his
house are identical with those of the
reigning family of Holland. But he
has already taken out American citi-
zenship papers and considers himself
wholly American.
Only 46 Years Old.
He is 46 Years old of viaorOns fra NO
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
THE REFORMATION.
An Unmixed Evil, Says a Convinced
Protestant.

CTOIS8IaOGs
am firmly convinced that the Ref
ormation Of the sixteenth century
was as near as. any mortal thing can
come to an unmixed evil, writes Mr..
g. X. Chesterton. Even the parts of
it that might appear plausible and en-
lightened. from purely secular stand.
point, have turned out rotten and re-
dictionary, also from purely secular
standpoint. By substituting the Bible
for the Sacrament it created a pendan-
tic caste Of those who could read,
superstitiously identified with those
who could think. By destroying the
monks. it took social work from the
poor philanthropists who choose to
deny themselves, and gave It to any
rich philanthropists who choose to
assert themselves. By preaching In
dfvidualism while preserving inequal-
ity. it produced modern capitalism It
destroyed the only League Of Nations
that ever had q chance; It produced
the worst wars Of nations that ever
existed; the wars in which not only
the men but even the gods were
enemies. It produced the most ehi-
cient form Of Professionalism. which
was Prussia. It is producing the
worst part Of paganism. which Il
slavery.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
Of "oId Roman Catholic
Church" Also Advises 10000
Heretical Followers to Return.

New York, Dec. 16.-Archbishop de
Berghes ct de Rache, metropolitan of
the old Roman Catholic (Jansehist)
Church Of America, the highest digni-
tary Of that religious sect in the west
ern hemisphere, has submitted to the
authority of the Pope, it was announc-
ed last week in New York.
The formal reception Of the arch
bishop into the Church is being ar
ranged. The ecclesiastical authorities
are awaiting a definite ruling from
Pope Benedict regarding his exact
status in the Church, though official
notice of the acceptance of his submis-
sion has been received here through
Merry Del Val, secretary of the con-
gregation CT the holy office.
The submission of Archbishop de
Berghes ct de Rache is of historic i'm
portance in religious annals. Never
before in the progress of the Catholic
Church in America has so distinguish
ed and so powerful a prelate of an
other organization placed himself un-
der the Jurisdiction of the Vatican
and its representatives here.
100000 Communicates Here.
Archbishop de Berghes ct de Rache
is the acknowledged head of a group
of congregations claiming to number
about 100000 persons scattered thru
out the United States and Canada.
He exercises power over two bishops,
about fifty priests, fifty churches and
considerable church property. Con-
gregatiOns of the "Old Roman Catho-
lie Church" are situated in New Jer-
sey, Massachusetts, Illinois, Michigan,
Pennsylvania, the Dakotas and other
states. Most of the communicates are
of foreign birth or parentage. He
stated last week that he would advise
all members of his former church to
follow his example in submitting to
Papal authority. He particularly
urged his chief subordinate, Carmel
II. Carfora, bishop regionary in Chi
cago, who was formerly Catholic
priest, to take this step. The arch
bishop has been in frequent commune
cation with Rome, Mons. John Bon
zano, the apostolic delegate at Wash
ington, Cardinal Gibbons and Arch
bishop Hayes for some timex Since
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
I"REM EMBER

Dull and dark and dreary month,
Sad month of November,
Ever says one single word,
Just one word-"Remember."
Holy souls now pass away,
Children, tender-hearted,
Look to you and bid you pray
For these souls departed.
Holy, suffering, patient souls!
Oh, how they are longing
For their home, where Jesus dwells
Where the saints are thronging!
Listen to them, little ones q.
To their gentle pleading:
"Ycu can help us, children dear:
We, your prayers are needing.
Jesus, mercy! Mary. help!'
Often this November
Pray for us this little prayer
Say you will-'Remember!'"
AVE MARIA.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
MRS. JAMES HEFFERlN, LONG
RESIDENT OF CITY, DEAD.

Mrs. James Heneffn, long resident
Of Minneapolis. died last Sunday al
the family home, Al Second street
northeast, after an fitness of several
months. Mrs. Hefferin was born in
Newark, N. J.. and was the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dwyer. She
came to Minneapolis when a child.
Funeral services took place Wednes.
day morning at $3.50 o'clock at st. An.
thony Of Padua church with fnterment
at st. Anthony cemetery.
Mrs. Hefferin is survivd by her
husband. three sisters. Mrs. A. L. Len.
non and Mrs. B.. d. Kflroe of Mime.
apolis, and Mrs. T. ]. Strapp of st
Paul; a brother, Dr.. James Dwyer OF
Minneapolis, and SIX children, all OF
Minneapolis. They are Mrs. Henry
Holffer. Mrs. Fred r. Coburn, Gene
We've and Helen Henerfn and Charles
and James Henerfn.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
JOSEPH SCOTT.
Wins in a Suit Brought Against the
Los Angeles Times.

Wins in Suit Brought Against the
Los Angeles Times.
A case which has caused no little
comment and which has finally
brought the Los Angeles Times to
bay, has just been handed down by
the Supreme Court of California.
The Times for years has played the
part of big, brutal bully, attacking
public men and institutions without
justice and without consideration. It
has earned for itself a rather odious
reputation among men who believe in
the square deal, says the Inter- Noun.
tain Catholic.
Not content with insulting the
church, the superintendent of the
schools, and endeavoring to use the
teachers and the school system as
means Of propaganda, it crossed
swords some, years ago with "Joe"
Scott, who had been for years presi.
dent of the Board of Education and
had given much time and invaluable
service to the schools.
Continuing policy, which is
always characteristic of a coward, it
took every occasion to make little of
Mr.. Scott and overstepped the mark
when it printed an accusation which
was nbelous. Mr.. Scott was an at
torney for Mrs. Clarence D. Hillman
and did all within his power to settle
family disagreement, as most honor
able lawyers do in such cases. The
Times took the occasion to insinuate
and assert that Mr.. Scott was helping
the trouble along with the hope of
making profit thereby.
The case was fought in the open
and Mr.. Scott's argument on that oc-
casion will long be remembered in Los
Angeles. He sued for $4,000 actual
damages. and $4,000 punitive dam
ages. He was awarded $500 actual
damages and $4,000 punitive damages
besides vindication. His many friends
throughout the country, and he has
hosts Of friends wherever there is a
council of the Knights of Columbus,
will be glad to hear that the Supreme
Court has confirmed the Judgment and
that The Times will now have the
pleasure Of paying for it's vindictive-
ness.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
McGRAw ENGINEERING A DEAL

McGRAW ENGINEERING A DEAL.
New York, Dec. 15.-As the annual
baseball meetings approach rumors of
big trades are being revived, and the
latest is that Manager McGraw is try
ing to engineer three cornered swap
with Cincinnati and st. Louis. The
Reds would like to get an experienced
outfielder in case Duncan should nos
fill the bill next summer.
Last August President Hermann of
the Reds offered st. Louis $25,OOO for
Outfielder McHenry, but the offer was
refused.
Manager McGraw is casting longing
eyes on Pitcher Jimmy Ring, and If
the Reds are willing to part with him
to strengthen their outfield the Cards
would take Ring and use him in big
swap with New York, which would in
volve Hornsby and several Giant play
ers, including Benny Kauff.. McGraw
has for several seasons been trying to
engineer deal for Hornsby and as he
will need him worse than ever next
season, it is stated he is willing to
make a big sacrifice to land the Car
dinal star.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27

to the United States, as the apostles
of sectarian hate and bigotry?
ITO English Catholics these Ulster
Protestant pulpit politicians present
the rescripts of the Vatican and the
warnings Of Cardinal Cullen and the
Duke Of Norfolk to show the dangers
to the Catholic church of the struggle
for Irish national freedom.
In the United States they will pre-
sent the other side of the shield; they
will try to convince American Protes
tants who are unacquainted with the
facts that the Irish national movement
is another Popish plot for the extir
patton of Professionalism, and they will
knowingly lie in the face Of Irish his.
tory and Of all the facts when they
raise the cry of Rome rule"
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
SEVENTEEN PRIESTS DIED IN
WAR SERVICE.

On the authority Of the Chaplains'
Aid Bulletin for July, 1919, the list
Of names and the homes or dioceses of
the American priests who met death
in the service is given as follows:
Rev. Justin Butler, o. n. c.; Rev.
Patrick p. Carey, New York; Rev.
Tugene B. Carroll, Scranton, Pa;
Rev. Thomas A. Coffee, Providence,
n. L: Rev. VIM. r. Davitt, Spring
field, Mass: Rev. Herbert p. Doyle,
O. r. n; Rev. Edward n. Fitzgerald.
st Joseph; Rev. Patrick ]. GALLAGHER,
o. 8. A.: Rev. Daniel T. Kilroy, WI
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
American
Traditions
Assailed
Hand Picked Carsonites Fail to Under.
stand the Rule of the Majority.


With majority rule q part of Ameri-
can public life, the Ulster delegates
attempt to plant Imperialistic ideas in
this country. Rev. F. E. Harte, OF
Belfast, one of the brilliant Obstetrics
recently landed on our shores, said
in New York few days ago that:
Il grant that we (of Ulster) are in
the minority, but we do not
want and will not have anything In
the nature Of an Irish Republic"
Just how long America would re-
main on its present solid foundation
II such ideas of government were in
vogue here, the hand-picked speakers
from Carsonshire do not seem to be
able to understand. Their threat at
revolt, however, scarcely fits in with
their TRADES of abuse, of the vast ma
jority Of the people of Ireland who
are demanding their rights as citizens
of the Irish Republic.
Rev. Mr.. Harte, however, does not
think the people of Ireland need be
concerned about government at all.
In fact they need something entirely
different. Listen to the words of wis,
dom that fell from the lips of DIR.
Harte in his New York address:
Zone of the chief things that Ire
land needs today is an open Bible
What Ireland wants is a free Gospel.
Give her that and she will become a
free people,"
The Ulster delegation agrees upon.
one thing-that they do not repre-
sent anybody but themselves" That
description accurately fits BILLY"
Coote of the outfit, who wanted to
represent the people of North Antrim,
but who was beaten in the by-election
by nationalist independent Orange
man!
The Irish standard., 1919-12-27
IRISH WORTH.

BY Mary E. Blake.
Who casts slur on Irish worth, a
stain on Irish fame? +,
Who breads to own his Irish blood or
wears his Irish name?
Who scorns the warmeth of Irish
hearts, the clasp of Irish hands ?
Let us but raise the veil tonight and
shame him as he stands.
The Irish fame. It rests enshrined
within its own proud light,
Wherever sword or tongue or pen has
fashioned deeds of might;
From battle charge of Fontenoy to
Grattan's thunder tone
It holds it's storied past on high. un-
rivalled and alone.
The Irish blood! Its crimson tide has
watered hill and plain,
Wherever there were wrongs to crush
or freemen's rights to gain;
No bastard thought, no coward fear
has held it tamely by
When there were noble deeds to do
or noble deaths to die!
The Irish heart! The Irish heart! God
keep it fair and free,
The fulness Of its kindly thought, its
wealth of honest glee,
It's generous strength, its ardent faith,
its uncomplaining trust,
Though every worshipped idol breaks
and crumbles into dust.
And Irish hands aye. lift them up;
embrowned by honest toll,
The champion Of our western world.
the guardians of the soil;
When flashed their battle swords aloft
q waiting world might see
What Irish hearts could do and dare
to keep q nation free.