davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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s. Head

Splendid individuals; part are fresh,
others to freshen soon; also some fancy
2. year-old heifers, all in No. l shape and
tuberculin tested within months. In
the lot are grand. daughters of King Sc
gis, a daughter of the King; also of
Pietertje Alcartra Fayne; some with 80
lbs. breeding. A fine, healthy lot, all
wintered and ready to earn you money.
This is the place to buy the right kind
for a foundation stock. Get in on this
popular breed, which holds all the year
ly, monthly and seven-day records, both
for butterfat and milk production.
Sale is positive-no by-bidding. Do
not forget the time, Friday, March %,
at ! o'clock in the afternoon. The place,
the Z. B. House farm on the carline be-
tween Barre and Montpelier; electric
cars stop at door when requested.
E. B. HOUSE,
]. F. BENJAMIN, Owners.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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Mrs. Catherine A. Oney, who died at
her home in Rutland Monday, was n
years old, having been born in Sherburne.
She is survived by five sons and two
daughters, Is grandchildren and four
great Grandchildren,
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POULTRY AND EGGS

MATCHING EGGS-Rcse Comb Brown Leg
horns Single Comb Buff Leghorns prize
winners $3.50 setting, IS eggs A. c. Gil.
man. tel. SLIM. 60 Barre street, Montpelier,
VI st25'
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% HEAD OF HIGH
GRADE HOLSTEINS
AND AYRSHIRES

20 cows. 10 or II to freshen soon, some
now milking nearly so lbs. per day; bal,
ance fall cows, bull IL mo. old, can be
registered; ] heifer calf 3 sows with
pigs, pair black horses, weight about
200 lbs, in good shape; pair roam
horses, weight about $500 MS; l Con
cord buggy, as good as new; express
wagon, express pole, pair work harnesses,
also tons OF clover hay.
Terms at time of sale Lunch served
those coming from a distance.
LUDGER CAMIRE, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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HERE Is ANOTHER GOOD HOME near
stoneshed. It's on the bargain counter. with a
large lot with a little store building, all in
good shape for the small sum Of 81 400.
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FOR SALE-Houso and barn and acres Of
land in Woodbury., Vt on the road to the
quarries running water in the house house
has rooms and good cellar; barn has
stalls and carriage room and good cellar and
or 10 apple trees these buildings are in
good repair; about 10 minutes walk to church,
school. stores and postoficeI W. l.. Swan,
owner. address "a Central street, Windsor. W.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS
FOR SALE
Lake-Overlook Farm, 1876 Acres
So 900, with 7 Cows.

2 heffers, calves, horse, tools hay, etc, near
R. r. town; productive tillage wire-fenced
pasture, 500 cords wood, so 900 II. timber 200
apple trees, also pears plums. cherries, grapes,
berries good house overlooking famous lake,
big stock barn, silo etc. owner called distant
state sacrifices his 20-year home 81, 800, easy
terms gets everything; details page 9, New
Spring CataloR Bargains 10 States, copy free
sSTRoUT FARM AGENCY. 91OBE Old South
building, Boston. 9tl
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP
MISCELLANEOUS

WE HAVE NEVER SAID MUCH about cur
repair shop, but we have improved and changed
it so that We are now giving expert service
und giving It promptly if you have any kind
Of electric motor that Is NOT giving you proper
service, ujst call 2O5 The Cushman Company
Rare. VI gtl2
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FOR SALE

We have for sale 80 horses
ranging in weight $500 to
5000 TBS. Included in this
lot are six pairs of young
mares. These horses are in
excellent condition. Have
worked all winter. VIII close
them out by April 1. Good
opportunity to obtain a pair
of farm horses or brood
mares.
Also / pair driving horses,
Is shoats, l COW. Write or
phone
T. F. STAPLETON
Waitsfield, vt.
MAD RIVER LUMBER co.
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Overhaul Your Record

and see what your investment experience
has been for the last ten or twenty years.
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SATURDAY.. MARCH 20

at o'clock in the afternoon, on the
premises known as Cloverdale Farm, on
the road leading from Barre City to East
Montpelier, via FLrwell street, about
two miles from Barre City, the following
described stock:
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FARM FOR SALE Known as the George
Smith or Deineritt farm, situated in Montpelier
on upper Main street; 10 minutes walk 70
schools and 8 minutes 70 trolley line; this
farm contains IS acres, equally divided IN pas
ture and tillage land lays on gentle slope fac
ing SOUTH soil ia very productive, and all ma
chine moved this farm has cut over 100 tons
Of hay and kept 40 head Of stock neyer-fail-
ing water at house barn, barn yard and pas
ture; large basement barn that could not be
built to-day for $4,000: henhOuse, hOghouse,
and shop, granary woodshed waterhouse ana
cement tub also large barn in the field all IN
good repair buildings painted red main barn
has tie-ups for "a cows thew stauchions 8
nurse stalls new Green Mountain" silo, go
ton capacity: a story and half brick house
with iarge porches and ell house contains y
rooms, with running water, set bow. bath
tub and toilet, all in fair repair; this farm IS
one Of the most desirable In this vicinity Tor
q home and 20 do business only reason for
selling 10 owners death the tools. which are
practically all new will be sold with or with
out the farm for particulars apply To- Claude
G. Fisher, 3S5 Elm street, Montpelier, OF
McCuen store. sts"u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Fer sALEs--A farm Of so acres f; lays nice
with near neivhbors suitably divided into
tillage and pasture. with never-failing water
at house and barn with good sugar orchard,
also fruit orchard S-room house, quarter mile
20 schooihouse; situated 3 mi. from Plainfeld {;
X. Nj. Knapp. II. F. D. 2. Plainfejd, Vt
200tl6ttf
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FOR SALE-Farm Of 10 to u acres border
ing on Waterbury village excellent land. cuts
interested consult Samuel Baird, Waterbury
Vi 7te
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Four Lines for Csc

The Times win publish Wants, Lost and Found,
For Sale, To Let, etc.-ehovt advertisement
at the rate Of four lines for twenty-five cents
for the frst insertion and five cents for each
subsequent insertion.
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FOR sALE-Farm Of about 1886 acres has
small sugar orchard sugarhouse, plenty Of
wood, about 43 acres tillage. no stone, nice
level fields. high state cultivation, pasture wa
tered BY living springs nice water to house
silos, large cement water tub, hoghoJse, hem
house, tool sheds larve house electric lights,
bath and furnace situated On state road and
trolley line between Montpelier, capital Of the
state, and Barre. largest granite center In the
world miles to either city, &c fare; party
with 81. 500 to 81, 200 can buy this, balance on
easy terms for further information address
Geo c. Benjamin. Barre, Vt N. Il. phone
67s-W MONTPELIER 2ssn
FOR SALE--Residence at corner Of Yelling
ton and Sheridan streets and half.interest in
land in front. bought TO preserve the view ap-
ply at low Offices Of s. HOLSTER Jackson 224f
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FOR SALE--Far1n Of SO acres in Orange
Alma Cutler, Wiliamstown, Vt 7t6'
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TO RENT


TO RENT-six-room cottage on upper Park
street; 2 henhouses and garden city and
B5aas S Iaa call at 80 Eastern avenue stS g
FOR RENT-GNice 5-room tenement at 1873
South Main street. vacant April inquire Of
g. A. Miller. or phone 472-W. Stb'
TO RENTAL 10 Brook street, rooms,
second and third floors at II Laurel street.
6 rooms, third floor; both electric lights set
tubs, hot water and gas inquire of E. !:
Smith, II West street. ou
TO RENTAL eight-room tenement at
Spaulding street, 2 minutes walk from post
Office; apply TO Geo. A. Reed, Montpelier, Vt
| phone Montpelier SAW. fd
TO Reimbursement of rooms, suitable
for small family; at II Cottage street IN
quire at 1853 North Seminary street. IT'S"
TENEMENTs TO RENT--Four to 6 rooms,
modern improvements Branch street Semi
nary street and Beckley court inquire OF +. u.
Beckley, 6 Park street, tel. 56S-W. bto'
TO RENT -- Fiye-roon1 upstairs tenement;
pleasant; garden, bath, electric lights located
at 10i Prospect street inquire Of Mrs. L. II.
Hooker, at l0l Prospect street OH
TO RENT modern 4-room LIST floor fat
newly papcred and painted; apply 70 mrs:
Goodwin, Richardson street, tel 1888. Li
TO RENT-Furnished rooms apply to Mrs:
Katherine Cato 81 Franklin street 3o5u
HOUSE AND BARN TO RENT-situatedo on
North Main street; apply at Palace Gara&e
- 49,
TO RENT-Third-aoor fiat at "a Summer
street; vacant March 20 rent reasonable IN.
quiTe at q Church street or tel. 59i-M. Sozu
TO RENT -,- Upstairs tenement on Currier
street rooms, bath, shed and garden m m
quire at b8 Maple avenue tel. 642-J. 29Su
z OFFICE ROOMS TO RENT-In Miles Gran
ite BLOCK formerly occupied by Cook Wat
kins apply to D. y. Farrand janitoF at ne
building. 29Iu
------------------ --------------
T TO RENT-Two rooms in the Aldrich block
apply to Robert Knox. in the block. 2986
: FOR RENT -- An etxra warm. 5-room, lst-
floor tenement, very convenient and Desirable
only $1,000 per month located corner Keith
avenue and Summer street; r. G, Robinson:
gu
( TO RENT -- One Groom tenement in The
Northern: electric lights and steam heat in
quire at 3l9 No. Main street. 267f
/ FOR RENT - Two small tenements at No
8o-82 Ayers street Reynolds Son. 2o1f
/ TO RENT A tenement on Circle street. 6
rooms bath, furnace and electric lights call
5is-M 220tf
! TO RENT-One s-room tenement with fur
mace and all modern improvements, at Cen
I trail street, tel. lll-W. l98tf
1 TO RENT --First-class tenement; modern
improvements inquire Of DR., o. G. Stickney,
Z Washington street. 2If
/ sTUMPAGE FOR SALE - Estimated 1000
runs stove wood and % NJ fl. Of Boft-wood
/ lumber, situated off Baptist street, near Gran
/ iteville.
! FOR RENT -- Double tenement house. $500,
{ FOR RENT-Cottage with modern imp. $1,000.
/ EXCHANGE-Sinzle or double house for small
/ farm, stock and tools.
H. A. PHELPS co.
Tel. BAR Barre Vermont
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TO RENT-Six-room cottage on upper Park
street henhouses and garden city and
spring water call at 80 Eastern avenue or
phone 342-13. St6"
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RABBITS FOR SALE Flemish Giants, Bel
gran hars, New Zealands and Himalayans
settles Rabbitry, 10 Mechanic street, Mont
peilef, VI. 9t6F
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FOR SALE

COOKING STOVE FOR SALE--Good con-
dition inquire at 10 Second street, Barre. 7t6a
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Plainteld village, inquire Of WhCeler j:
Batchelder. 300h
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FOR SALE--LarEe lot $50 #, front on Cur
ricr street and 1872 II, deep extra good land
for gardens inquire Of Louis Bergerou. "a
Curier street Ste"
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE -Four-tenement block in North
field Main street, all in No. shape; cleo
trio lights, etc. renting for S3S a month ;
will sell or exchange; for further particulars
inquire Of box 275, Mortified vt. ST."
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FOR REHT--Nice broom tenement at 1888
South Main street, vacant April ; inquire Of
G. A. Miller or phone 472-W St6'
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GUERNSEYS
HOLSTEINS

II you want Bull Calf Of either breed
don't fail to ask us about the ones we
have Tor sale, or better yet. come and
see them and their dams The kind
that milk from 50 to 90 lbs. day.
Our Holsteiu sire is from a very high
testing strain. IL you want a REAL
BULL, see us before you buy.
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MP; P. De Loughry mayor Of XIII
kenny, P. Monohan, ]. Corcoran, p.
=. Burke, M. Lennon, Sean Dobbin,
8. Cotter, T. Macswiney.-(13.)
Reading. Messrs. F. Fahy, MP:
DIR. R. Hayes, MP; w. L. Cole, r.
Davies, Z. Ginnell, MP; w. Cos
grave, MP.
Birmingham.-Dr B. Cusack, MP;
Messrs. B. Hinnins, Mp; DR.. M'Nabb.
D. Doherty, s. Jordan, B.. Fallon, G.
Nichols, P. O'Hourihan.-(S.)
Durham.-Art O'Connor, MP; Dan
Mccarthy, M. Fleming, P. Sugrue, M.
Spillane, M. Trayers Eamonn Bulfn
and Frank Bulfin.-(8.)
Holloway. - Madame Markievicz,
MP.
The Slim Fein prisoners in Usk
Jail were, it will be remembered, re-
moved some time ago to Gloucester.
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OF note that the meeting receives only
a meagre and somewhat satirical no
tice in most Of our leading papers or
else an expressive silence about the
proceedings is observed. On such So
cial questions as the restriction of
Japanese immigration moreover our
journals display an interesting diver
sity of opinion. Only regarding Ire.
lands rights and wrongs is there prac-
tical unanimity.
So the thoughtful reader will nat.
urally ask himself Are the same mys.
FERROUS influences that kept from the
American public a fair presentation
of the Catholic side of the Ferrer case,
the Congo atrocities" the Mexican
revolution, or the charities investiga.
ton, now successfully preventing us
from learning the truth about Ireland ?
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wEsTMEArH.

Writing to Athlone Trades Council,
which proposes taking over the cinema,
machine in the Father Mathew Hall,
and operating 1t to raise an annual
fund for the st. Vincent de Paul Socie-
ty, and the Athlone District Nursing
Association, the Very Rev. Father Fri
dolin, o. F. NJ, promised his whole
hearted support to the project, which
would have the unqualified support of
the Franciscan Community. II
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RMAGH.

Cardinal Logue, in ordering col
lection in the archdiocese of Armagh,
to meet the expense of the beatifica-
ton Of the Irish martyrs, says the
principal evidence taken by the Most
Rev. DR.. Walsh occupies large folio
volume, and the apostolic process in
Armagh in connection with the case
OF the Ven. Oliver Plunkett alone me-
cessitated AZ sessions, lasting on an
average s hours day, and three addi-
stional days were necessary. His Emil
hence believes that many in Ireland
will be present in Rome for the beati-
fication of the Ven. Oliver Plunkett.
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. Saturday, April $, 1919
49,, ~
thinking.

thinking.
Sixth, q permanent English prope-
ganda bureau was established, here by
Lord Beaverbrook, Lord Northcliffe's
successor as minister of propaganda,
with q Canadian officer, Captain
Bryan, In charge, assisted by Major
Ian Hay, IN English officer sent out
to assist him. 8
Seventh, a delegation of American
editors (fifteen) were taken to Eng.
land and Ireland last fall, all ex
penses, paid, with the view that on
their return they would poison Amer
ica's mind against Ireland. Some of
these gentlemen, such as Mr.. Charles
Wheeler of the Chicago Tribune, re.
fused to write falsehoods, calumnies
and lies, and as a result his paper re-
fused to publish his articles, One ed
itor of paper in your state, Mr.. Glass
of Birmingham. is delivering the goods
about Ireland for pay.
Eighth, question asked by labor
member of the House of Commons on
August, 1918, ELECTED the answer from.
the responsible government minister
that up to that date seven billion five
hundred million dollars was spent on
propaganda work by England all over
the world since the war began.
Do you know, sir, that the money
we loaned England at 31a per cent
she in turn loaned to France, Italy
and her other allies at per cent, and
when our President discovered this
protiteering he put stop. to it-and
we loaned direct to those powers? Do
you know, sir, that one of the items
Of expense presented to the English
government for entertaining the, fif-
teen American editors while Ia Ire.
land was $3.50 per day for drinks and
$25 per day for cigars? See Hansard,
The labor members of the House Of
Commons baked at these items Of ex.
pense. Much more could give you
Of the perfidy Of England in her prop
uganda in this country, but this is
enough for one letter.
Thanking you for your inquiry and
for your interest in the small nation,
Ireland, now agonizing under the Brit.
ish heel. '
Yours sincerely,
MRS. B. J. MAHONEY.
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The Master General of the Domini-
can Order, Most Rev. Louis Thesis.
ling, has returned to Rome after hav-
ing completed momentous journey
practically around the world. He
started on this tour in March, 1917,
and his purpose was to visit all the
Dominican missions Of Asia, oceanica
and America. This he accomplished
touching during his trip at Havana,
Japan, Formosa, China, Tonkin, Phil.
ippine Islands, Central America, Co.
lumbia, Peru and Argentine.
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MERCK.

The Very Rev. M. Canon Irwin P. p,
shanagolden and one or two other
is announced, had reached his Saith
year. He was formerly G. G. at
Castlemahon, Limerick, whose death
parishes, and was appointed P. p. of
Castlemahon nearly 30 years ago by
the late Most Rev.: DR.. O,Dwyer. He
was native of West Limerick.
At Limerick, Robert ]. Byrne;, clerk,
was sentenced by court martial to IL
months Imprisonment with hard labor,
on charge of being in possession of a
revolver and some ammunition.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-04-05
WATERFORD.

The friends of Mr.. D. Barry, Com
mandant, Waterford City Volunteer,
have presented him with a dressing
case on his leaving the city; and Mr..
Pierce Durand, Parnell street, Water
ford, has received cutlery case from
the Volunteers in appreciation of serv-
ices at the last election.
Rev. r. A. Durand, Parnell street,
Waterford, was ordained priest for
the diocese of Dundee by Most Rev.
Dr.. Hackett. x
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To Poison
American 0 iiniion

The appended correspondence be-
tween Congressman George Huddle-
ston of Alabama and Mrs. B. J. Ma
honey of Chicago explains itself. The
reader can make his own comment.
We submit it to consideration be-
cause it has been given only very
limited publicity, for obvious reasons,
while in our opinion it contains mat
ter of which every American citizen
should know, but which very large
number are prevented from knowing
because Of the attitude of the daily
press of this country although we
boast of our freedom of speech and Of
the press and of the championship Of
democracy and of the rights of small
nations. Read: .35
Washington, d. c., Jan. 80, 1919.
Mrs. Bernard ]. Mahoney,
ia Pine Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Dear Mrs. Mahoney:
During the hearings before the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
on the Irish question you mentioned
having some data as to money spent
by the British government in propa
ganda and other similar work in the
United States. l am very much in.
terested in the subject and will ap.
preciate it If you will furnish me the
data that you have.
Thanking you, am, %..
Yours truly, &
GEORGE HTJDDLESTON"
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Ii Elk,

At Bfrr, VIM. Guinan and Martin
Tuohy, Banagher, were sentenced to
month in Jail and ordered to give
bail for IL months on charge of ille-
gal assembly on December 5, the night
of DR.. McCartan's election for Kings
County. Mr.. Loughery, for the de-
tense, asked for an increase in the
sentences so that they could appeal,
and they we're raised to three months
each and appeals were lodged.
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DOWN..

The residue left to religious Orders
Of the estate Of the late Hugh smyth,
farmer, Derryneil, County Down, who
made fortune Of R1,900 in America,
having been declared void for uncer-
tainty by the Master of the Rolls, and
the amount becoming distributable the
next of kin were found by the Chief
Clerk to be Jas. Smyth, brother; Ell
len McGrady, sister; John and Daniel
Smyth, nephews.
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DON EGAL.

At Killybeg, Charles Cunningham,
arrested on a charge of drilling, and
remanded by Mr.. Robinson; was re-
moved to Derry Jail.
Denis Harkin, Bosbeg, County Done
gal, tried by court martial at Belfast
for having in his possession on Sept.
3rd documents which II published
would. likely cause disaffection, was
sentenced to three months hard labor.
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The lRterned

On March Sth, the Irish Daily In.
dependent said that fifty-eight were
still in jail. In addition to these two
have died, are on parole, z have es-
capped, and several have been already
released owing to fll-health.
Died in Prison.
Richard Coleman in Usk in Nov; p.
p. Mccain, Mp, in Gloucester yes
terday. Thos. Ashe died in the Mater
Hospital, Dublin few hours after re-
moval from Mountjoy Jail.
Now on Parole.
Darrell Figgis, Sean Hurley, T. Mac
Swiney, Robt. Brennan.
Escaped from Prison.
From Lincoln-E. De Valera, Sean
Milroy. and Sean McGarry.
From Usk-J. McGrath, MP; G.
Geraghty, chairman Roscommon T. c.;
H. Mellowes, and F. Shouldice.
Released Owing to llI.HeaIt,.
Madame Come MacBride, Mrs.
Thomas Clarke, Count Plunkett, NJ. r..
Messrs. ]. r. Buckingham, NJ. P; Geo.
Lyons. T. d. Russell, ]. Ruane, J.
Observation-Disclosures.
Now to Be Released.
Gloucester-Nessrs. A. Grimm. Mp:
J. J. Clancy, Mp; F. Lawless, Mp;
p. O'Kee4e, Mp; p. N'Guinneos, II.
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rl.PPERARY.

Rev. L.. Ormonde, G. c., Carrick-on.
SUR, has been appointed P. Pr Ring.
Mr.. w. L. Hodgins, solicitor, Ne
nagh, has served notice on the Ne
nagh district Council of a claim for
$4,000 for the alleged malicious burn
ing of Derrycastle House, Killaloe.
At Ballinleenty, Tipperary, Mr.. NAL
achy Ryan's house was searched for
firearms by a police party, who, how
ever, found none.
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TRIM.

ss Somewhat of a sensation was
caused In Belfast by the announce.
sment that Mr.. George Cunning. D. L.,
go. p. e. managing director of engin.
'e'earing n 3 M &, Harland and VOLTS,
& director also of the Belfast Rope.
works, was found dead in bed in his
residence, Ormiston, from heart fail.
Hnre.
All. T. Cowan, II, pupil teacher,
dropped dead in Ballymena Catholic
Boys School.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-04-05
CLAIR e.

Observation-Disclosures Hurting Club
have expressed sympathy with the
parents Of James Guerin, a we'll
known All Ireland hurler, who died
from pneumonia following influenza.
Glare County Council have passed a
resolution protesting against the &C.
ton Of the Land Commission In CIV
ing lands to soldiers who were not
uneconomic holders and not entitled
to get land. Some members argued
that there should be no objection If
the soldiers are sons Of Irish farmers.
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DER RY.

A Derry postman, Daniel McGaudy,
has disappeared. He left the post
office at 10 o'clock at night, and his
empty post bag and tunfc with a fully
loaded six-chamber revolver, were
found next morning on the quay.
At Mountnugent police raiding the
premises of Mr.. John Ballisty, seized
a shotgun. They also searched the
houses Of Messrs. Jas. Hanley, Lisma-
conigal, and Thos. DAILY, Dungiven, but
found nothing.