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Lehane, of New York, "ambassador to the United \Ste.tes" of the “Irish Re- public" is held in the county _lail here in $25,000 bonds on o charge of violat~- ing provisions of the espionage act growing out of a speech he made in this city in 'March last 'and by the dissemination ot _literature 'at that time held by the department of jus- tice oiiiciels o be sedltious.

It was stated here that Lehane was

a native of Ireland, who had taken out only first papers for American citizen- ship, and that he was an active work-

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Bonside Paper Mills. Aberdeen, where experiments have been in progress fora considerable time and are still being carried out with the hope of ef- fecting further improvements."

POPE ASKS VIENNA -

TO SPARE BELLS IN

ITALIAN CHURCHES

RIOME, June 17-Pope Benedict

made a. remonstrance immediately after being informed that the Aus- trian authorities had ordered the re- quisition of all bells in churches throughout the territory occupied last year. and urged that the order be re- voked, according to the Corriero D’- Italia, the semi-oilicial organ of the Vatican.

The I-paper adds: “Satisfactory results obtained un-

der similar circumstances in Belgium, as certified by a letter from Cardinal Mercier, give reason to hope that the same menace to the invaded regions of Italy may be also averted."

SUMMER.

I love to sit in the orchard trees To sit In the trees and swing

And watch the swarms of busy bees And hear the little birds sing.

I love to sit iii the orchard trees When the clouds a-roaming go And the leaves are stirred by a gen-

tle breeze

And the pale flowers bloom below.

I love to sit in the orchard trees

With the blossoms blooming there

And the blithesonio notes oi’ the chick»

adees

Float on the summer- air.

In the sunny summer time what bliss

To hear the brooklet fall

To see the lilies exchange a kiss, And know God made them all.

er in the “Sons _of Irish Freedom." »

--Dorothy Doull.

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Heroic Work of Doctor, Weil Known

in America and His W\ife In Far Away Palestine-How News of Hus- hand’s Death` was Conveyed to

Widow

GAGETOWN, N.B. June 11-The denth of Dr. Norman K. Jamal, of Jeru- salem, Palestine, which was announc- ed' some weeks ago, 'has been confirm- ed in a letter received this week by Mrs. Jamal's cousin, <Mrs. T. H. Crawford. Upper Hampstead, from Dr. Jama‘l's brother, B. K. Jamal, of Heliopolis, Egypt, formerly organist of -St. Georges church, .Ierus'alcm.

Dr. Jamal, who had made many

friends in this province und in the United States, during the sixteen years’ residence in America, gave his ‘ife to save that oi' a brother-doctor, ibliged like himself to serve in the Turkish army. Jainal was liv- ing in Jerusalem at the out- break oi’ thewar and the Turkish gov- arnment required him as a' native of Palestine to give his medical services to their army. In 1916, he was sent to firnienia, and his last letter to Mrs. Jamal from that region stated, und'cr late of February G, 1917. that lie was "in excellent health.” Mrs. Jainai's iiiswer to this letter was returned hree months' later -with the brief but .raglc message written across the nivelope, that Dr. Jam`al had died February 20, 1917. No' further con- firmation of her great loss was receiv- ed by Mrs. Jamal for seine time. Eventually the Turkish government sent oilicial notice; but Dr. Jamal’s kit and belongings were never returned. lt was only from a doctor serving in the Turkish army' that Mrs. Jamal learned some of the details of her hus- band's death. While caring for this brother-oilicer, who was suffering from a bad case of typhus, Dr. Jamal was himself stricken -with the disease and died' in a few days. His patient even- tually recovered; and sent Mrs. Jamal a letter describing the circum- stances of the dootor’s death and ex- pressed his deep grief at the loss of “the only man who had made life at all bearahle lor him in the Turkish camp.” He was also able to tellthai Dr. Jamal's remains received' ii. de- cent burial the scenes ot his laiborii and sacrifice for a people who natural- ly could appeal to him only -when wounded and suffering.

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Mrs. `JhmIi&’ytli6 'how carries on her mmisig _‘sf 'j vtnioti ‘to the- wounded and' ti ,ll8°'lli,~!li!A,\vsy Palestine, is s \l1,ati_veKof Queens county, being be-

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