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Che 5clellc (lmenlifon.
a mid. would lie is
. ihinrtunaiclyt the
like so many a
sour‘ -. men
.5 llaiu it
emlzlallort
morurn: it begins the
(2! every land hut that it leaves.
(5. .1 ac tin-ly safe in say iirdt this
‘ - lllenll
pre-e. y hi all
3 lines that have
gut on lrelsnd. owes its .chiet
jgh supp? F0!‘ the beat
for elm-
.1 vtkin sin-e zslu. enligrallan from
‘f‘,,,',,'y pus teen at once the wonder and
:‘J,;l.ll;-k'Cilllstenr1i)l1'i
1,, ,-"yr year the implllalinmol [rs-
uas crer s,hoil,0t0, the largest pt
u lime. in prono. ion 10 area, or any
,,y in Europe. p
ossihly. or Any collu-
lho uarld owing to the tailure
pr cl: . .
‘ n.y.'lilude oi ll ish families lvrre iarred
la'l'v to iced. ullhoush the pm,
that to Night across the Atlantic.
in And a purallcl to tile hunrnn land-
mL.E,thnt ushered in tl.le"Early victori-
an period or British prosperity. We must
the christian era and go back to.
Pagan times. >
The eiodus niillllleddlle irronor-trons,
or those suiltings oi an earlier world we
n amazed iaseiuation in
lhe dull hi-all or the El1il7il'9<
in the era oi Pagan unlvcsvnl. how-
nul. in the nineteenth century, the pa-
=lllun5 were entirel .reversexl. ,it was
the incolnpsrnhly poorer people who took [
. t with the highly,
uvlluverl and
mu llressetl upon
Nndl. the’ advantages and blessings oi
ill on advanced civilisation. ‘ ‘ I
lit: i say, became (and has
mhaineilj ul once the wonder and scan-
lal oi Christendom.
in entire penhle llncln: irovn an ex!
rdingly lei-tile land as it it were
anllrmlrv. can no where else r
to to the student or history. Plzln or
thine .
it was not to he expected that a very
unable and far-seeing commuiilt it-
st-li ltspnnslllle ior this great i‘1lspInce<
menl, should stand inactive with so
much Potential wealth ilowlng Into the
ill.
the lrish would not stay in thetr .“'
ll
Wit country, which was being so thor-
uishly reiormed in them y those who
cw, lram ms y trials and much sui.
tiring iualcted. the gains to he derived
Iorian reiorroers. rounded the British
lr:n9<At‘laliilc one service. - -
M "Faiillne‘j depopulaled lrcland.
it manned and equipped the British
mercantile marine - >
kftr several years alter 1846 the nuns.
m or insh iugltives who e , t
much 0. ud. across the ocean nnm<
filed 200.000 to 250,000 per unnum--rho
mwily oi the island seemed inexhaus-
l‘l "beams ‘the’ ilrst Investment
lusty conveyance or so much human
“'4 material ‘
,,m‘1‘:ll-“E50 to lino the number of Irish
WM . conveyed by the numerous
we ‘mils iinm that had grown out or
mm er tom. or service i have so in.
01!! described. was well over 3.‘
in
ill =8
MT; :.nu0,0 0. N rollahle llgul-es or
In mlsrutlon. I think, exist prior to
I . .
.L‘“"9;=ut the Imollnt psid, per head,
,,m:!D:.nllt is clear tlzstgthe husiness
unrromlmns the Irish nation was not
r .
Iland, slvhya the chiei oi the Alp
“"‘“ I a Deriod. and the elzlulli
S a lawn l.uilI lllr.‘ illzl lind
..-.-o d tlasi nsssongci sci-vu-s liolll ire.
ud lu the siatcs it loud ho spinucul,
.( the stance oi unit-iul
ll nlllrllllll
not have rnoulrcu lass
. i .,
g - hollrtes during the latter halt
u( the lEr.1. Cl‘l'i ury. .
it we add the cargoes -ooveyed dur-
ing the ssnle pcl-lad, huih Import and
export. irorn and to Irelulil and all tor-
(l;i-i countries. that paid ireighi to
Liritish slllliplilg companies, and possibly
rhiclly to transatlantic companies, it is
rlesr that British shipping has derived
truly eiloiulolls suni irorn lrish "pow
eriy" with n the lust sixty years. To
realize more iully this gain, we must
not omit . VET)’ nllllierolls “crass
lhanuil" services that air hegween ire
land and Great Britain, whose headquar-
ters and brunt-sharing departments Ire
e other side ill the lrlsh sea, ul.
though the dividends they dlstrihute are
most wholly produced on lrish soil.
Pi-ohnhly t less than $200,000,000
sterling has teen picked up in Ireland
in these urlous Mays during the lost
sixty or seventy years hy n nitmher oi
now very iniluentiai English shipping
rnls. .
For a "wry poor country," even "a
Dvherfysslriclten country." it
,a.lnlit!ed we Iuplmrt an am
of very profitable enterprises in another
land. V
who go down to the led. i
shins do not always accurately perceive
the Wonders of l e deep.
Something or this failure of vision
no doltlil to the fact that the
Irish people have nokstudled the Old
lcstalnent so attentively u their neigh-
ors. .
Among the wonder: hf the deep Va
nllsll nnw no longer be privileged to sea
the ‘leviathan of t e CIII:
our altered, will not can at any port or
the country that paid tor the laying or
her keel. she has all the latest Improve-
N1
merits. we r Id; it gm ll
mining baths. hot illill wld restallr
ants. 1 liar and 0 It shells In Slit
i
' oev. shall em-
hsrir at Liverpool. lrlsh emigration has
iallen to such a poor poiniv-only sonic
30,000 human he nss r nnnuro. a as‘
ure hut slightly in excess of that from
the whole 7h,u00,0o0 ot German people-
a population now redu
4,000,000. we no not lblo to keep up. in
our own home, the proper teed ior these
“Gl'eylzizl.ind4 at the Atlantic" we rented
as pups. The seadogs oi Britain having
grown exceeding large and int iind s
now more than blood can
stand to even ‘look at the shores that
gave them hi h.
with a chorus oi mew-ell harks-and
snaps and snnr ‘
to leave us.
' much bigger than their hark, it
they will only go away ethos, and
stay away Altogether, we aha.“ part the
nest oi tr-lends. We shall console our.
selves with the German baarhmmii.
whose cheeriul volco comes to u
across the t<orth sea, that old son route
or lrish trade with the continent.
The
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9
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37
E’
D he" who comes Io good-hunvaresily to
us straight out of Hunhllrg. - .
mgiye ylyln even your parting hits at
the hand tlint tad you.
--i-OOT I
THE ANNUAL OIREACHTAS.
Great Goalie ‘rcstivsl To Be Held
This Year on Barriers of Lao):
Leill. '
The next oireschtas ‘will be held in
Klllarnay. and irerhnps them is not in
be to halt!
u
story. ii tho iairlss have au as tence
is easy to believe the legend that they
have selected Loch in and the nur-
rourullns country as their headdunrt.e;s.
r
poets irom oss
0’Sullivlli.i. Tho vdry nimosnhern II
uacllc and the old traditions have sur-
rived in spite oi the Auglilxlzing innu-
euros or tho iorelgnsrs. the scimnll and
the talirlhilz. it was in this v
liorllood that Egan 0'R-.iliill,v, owrn Roe
ineeu 0‘ScIrinell and lesser
lights lived and died. ,
The hcopln oi iullnrnry are alive to
the lulportnnce oi the olrenelitas. and
presided. appcsled to the young people
or the dlstrirt to let the visitors see
that they were doing their Ilinra In the
work ior the preservation or Irish.
Father Dominick 0.3.122, earnestly
appealed to all the young people to Join
the Gaelic League and so help in
great work oi the regeneration oi Ire-
3
a
at
=
. Mr, P: hlucswoeoey, Gaelic League 0r<
ga lzer, said it strangers who come
Klllalney heard English only spoken hy
young an old iii the district, they would
lie deeply tllsiwlloluied.
.‘ a a preliminary to the arrangements
tor the oireaohtss, it was -decided to re
organize the local hrsncli oi the caelio
sguc.
'6
THE KERRY MEN'S BALL.
Elaborate Preparations for the An-
. nua ocial Reunion of the Soils
and Daughters of "the King-
ilom.”
Vlgoi-mlsly hut uooatenistiousLv have
ills members of the lurangemaut com
mlttze in charge of the Kerry Men’:
coming annualhall at Siilzar'a, on Feb-
rusry ll, heen working ior some three
bu n their work they no
receiving the wholehoaricd support and
co-oileratlnn of the whole Itnfl of nfhc
from President Eugene D'Slllllvnn down.
More elaborate preparations are being
3’
to
Z
5
it
n.
In
F
reputation and as a bust
huilds up ior hiruseli an exturlslve husi.
ncss puts iortp all his enrlrglzs to main.
taln i. so, too, the Kerry Men are
working energetically
SFIHSS wort
oy. Thclr all-guiding niotl
perpetllatlm: oi the cause or
oce. it may not he w
known. hut II; is nevertheless true thll
that the Kerry Mcn have iew u
3
1 .
<
lemher 80. 1913, the Kerry Men dealt
out to c members the mum of 53.500.
13 mane meat of the
leaves 3 balance to the credit of this so-
ciety for lbll. period.
BUTTE BAND ONE YEAR OLD.
Fife and Drum Corps of the Irish
Volunteers Elects Olflcers and
Arranges for Ba .
3
Fife and Drum corps oi Butts
Saturday night at CroIl'lc)"l Hall on
North Mllln street; oiiiccru were elected
and arrangements made to give a hall
on vsleutiueh night, suturday. Febru-
. 1 as were named to take
the aitalr in charge. -
The diet snoual gathering marks a
year or most snccrsstul work, greater
than any at this most sanguine had an.
ticipated. The Volunteers‘ organization
ncl polrulurlty
and the iuture holds much in store tor
the very progressive organization with
i on d ‘
is n .
The new oihoers are: President. John
(1. lllurphy: vice-president. John Long;
recording secretary, Mike carra ilnna-
rlsi secretory, Tim .1. Kelly; treasurer,
Capt. M. Dmliail: ilnunce. m it 6.
Jerry Egan, Pat McGlllm1; instructor,
James Grin-lea; baton sergeant. Mike
4.
or .
The lhilowiilg cnrmnlttces were named
to arrange for the hall: Jerry Egon,
chairman; llilke Carroll, eccretary: John
Long,’ treasurer; Pat lilcstuvick. M-
Gilmcrc, John Doonun. hmes Gnllnaher.
Tim htgley. llisurlcs Kiley; press and
printing. Jerry Egan. ii. Carroll. Maur-
ice Kiley; music, John Long, Mike Gil-
more and John Dnonnn.
Alter the election or oalcen and the
appointment or committees the meeting
resolved into a social session and a very
merry evenlnz was spent.
IRISH LANGUAGE min.
. New Rochelle.
J:
2 sit.
llartin J. Keogh, National Trbuurer
America. so.
ing eonirihutious to the mud in aid oi
c League at irelaud: '
Jun 1. 1914, $703.91. Subscrlptinuu rt
celved slnre tint time. 3:23.
Ttoul to
date. $951.91. ,
.1
HOME RULE WON’T END IT.
The Fight in! Irish freedom‘
Must Go On. Says’ Father
Kenny, Until Irelclnrl Is Made
8. Republic. . . i '
annoy, 0., Jan. :0 The lrlsu rally
ht-id last night in the o.lsI Theau
trust Akron; under tha Illaplcel oi the
new division of thev A M. ii! the
church oi the Annunciation parish was
I great zuccesii, pmlnhly the biggest HI-
bernl-n sathering ever h Akron.
ver eight hundred people lueilzicdv
completely nlling the theatre. iiev. J.
E. Kenny oi Youngstown was the speak-
er oi the nvenlns’. "The Pulse oi liother
' hcl is suhlni-t. . . rxs
who also was on
the nrogrnnim for an undress, was on
present on urcouut or illness.
Father Kenny delivered an’ earuesi nod
patriotic pies tor the rause oi ii-eland.
and time and again during his sl>rt.h
was lai.llerausly applauded. He e
ouently related the stirring e
the history or llleslinieralrl isle
the time oi SL'l"allli:l.:, paying and
rlbuhe to the glorious
eeds or its sons
9
concluding,
true irlsllnlnn should
Home Rule, but the struggle ulllc
heen vallantl aged du
ioutlnuis my the freedom and indBlJwiil-
enct o lrelsnd must go on until the
lchlevelilent so much desired lly 511 true
nod.
Pulslg oi Mother Erin, as l and
has heen lighting [or that freedom. onci
she'll light ‘til she wins. '
“Hnmegliule cannot solve the prob-
lem: Ireland must be free. The Ellgllsh
o
. u cannot mix all ailll llalfr. We
studicd the English at close range iiild
frlml niy ohsrrvutlons inn Ellgllsll like
the men as the Devil (Ion holy Ia rr
“When u plirslclsn is railed in to u
e the llrst tl-lug heulots
his pulse (anrl his ililllllri.
cstluns tin. patient to see
withstood a Sevcrt‘ al-
tnck oi the same disease in Hill pa
it he mists that has lwrrillli-rerl
lhvnugh sever-c sickness. he is inspired
S
:7
"ill taking the plllsr or .“ollIi‘J‘ Erlll
we find her ill imm English pnlscrulion.
But how about t 2 Dust. s t are not
9 record lhrre to give II! have? That's
why w ngnling now. we know that
she has passed the most dangerous
bridge and we have all lived to nght tor
oland's ircedom." . .
The lecturer gave A brief history. gear
grupllicllly, mentally Al-id llolltllnlly of
(1 her Mable. zrld Srlidlliilly lcJ
’ “'hei'i
E
5
or
E:
d
cheered and applauded by the audlrlzre.
FRIENDLY SONS’ GLEE CLUB.
I
Dancing Will Follow Concert at
Hotel Astor all Evening of
February 2.
what promises to be one oi the nest
Hotel Astor on the evening or Ftlhrllnfy
'Tl.le concert will he held in the North
r both rooms will be
thrown open for dancing.
wilhur A uyster is conductor oi the
Iry Vlcosheulient hll not only uran-
muily oi the old (radlv
tlonll irlsh airs. but has personally re-
hen the It In KheIr.i’el!dlti0lL It
a d Mr llerhert ‘till it fr 1
tallducl "The Hal 0! the Frlciidl
u d h other compositions that
sludge Edward E. MCCIII, president 0
lzstlan; John G.
mans nil other mumbera D
Friendly Soul '
J eph T. Ryan ll chairman oi the
corlcert committee. The oilicerd oi the
club are William .1. Clarke. president:
Alexander L’ Rorke. vice-president:
William H. McKiever, secretary and
John F. Joyce, secretary.
IRISH sumo SOCIETY. '. .
on the evening or Sunday. Fzbrunry
Du). the fourth Iecturl
lilllienuy." The lecturer will be Ilmea
Morrissey.
The lecture ll free. Ind will he fril-
lowed by tha usual progrnlnllle of Irish
music and ‘vllncinl.
MR. I-IERBEB.T'S NEW OPERA.
“Mitdeliells" Receives Enthusias-
‘ , tic Reception From Large Audi-
eilco at Metropolitan Opera
’H0llEB- I
Last salurdsy all:-rnoon, It a matinee
pcrlornlldnte. the
co
2
3
icanbti The in
(elved. .
"hluilvlcilte" WEI Iltilg in conjunction
with “P.Ilgll:u:Cl," and the opera house
was [hiked to the last Kent at Blinding
room. After the Perll)rll1Anl'e DI‘ "Mi! B
d llitl‘-he minutes.
there were B dozen curlllln tails, Ill the
course at which the principal slllgirs.
Mg Hvrhelt Iiid Mr Pill-’.I(X‘D, Illa cans
w opiru was well
insulin at the men or ihehri-hcslis.
'l‘heiv.- here luur-cl wreaths ior hl:u and
miners ior the singcis. rhierly for line.
a. who sang the title role.
lsehlnrl the scenes there was s rr
or gerieial rclolciug 'l he comulirer
pleutil hirnseli ea uvcrwllmlmell At the
l'eL‘ElJliolI or his worn and 31. till: per-;
Iarmidlli-e whi:n ll hsd rsctlved. -
The llhveuo tor the opera was adsor-
ed hy urnnt Lleviurl irnm the I"lB:lsl3
play’. “Je Dlile can. his Mere" (“I Am
Dining with My lluther >
Mr. ilerhert set out will: line a'uill and
earnestness oi a ritual’ nvosici-n. which
he ls, ll) mirror this aim)‘ in his music.
he h shown incl he (an rommsnd
novel crclisstrsi ell:-(‘is and that he can
write srst-erhlly and gratciully (ltr the
ll
voice. By far lllt- loveliest hit 0! hi:
ulurlt is the ilmuu Jews I.
hind:-lrl;lr's ll'(l‘tl‘l’l. This ' ,
is
l:ci14<l limit tuuc to llzllo and then is crn>
plo.l'l‘.l ortcrilvn hi i ’
n . .
xv-w l'rnr's
rlurl In-luv-on llndeloln-, and
- the llll .l'L:slcrlr.
al 't'rlllia or the
Vow Ynrk daily pr:-rs cluinletl the or-
l1 stla uas loo Iallzr and that Vlllh one
l'luI'h rtlllalll‘.' a llcllnr presentation or
Mi‘. Iln-ht:li'a tulllpulllnu would hate
I(‘sul(r'vi. iue ll:-qucni curtain culls,
ltowcu-r. 4.l('il'll)!l5lI‘all‘i‘l that [he audi>
once was dollghivd only the new opera.
TOM MOORE VIA MACON. GA.
;Tlln xnw York utcnlliy Ttlryrllm or
it
wrlttcn hy the lrleli lyrlst, Thomas
Mama. and crediting the ciluslou to the
M c us. so . The oirspring n(Tonl
M ori:‘s lmaglndxlnil was
"out or Miler" us it spnesred in tho
ci<‘9mln. it had lost a whole line in
its iourheyings in the sunny southlsnd
and sore other evidence or the hard
knncks it had received at the minds oi
the printers and the cold neglect or the
proof readers.
As printed in the 'l'rl.‘17l'i.iilt it was al-
most as unlike lheorlglnnl as the dialect
l “ Bench ulth Judge .llcllugh."
no ocrnsloxlal ieaiure oi the tonic paper,
is dltirreot from the real Irish manner
of articulation, .
The llitliient. my prompt tan-leolle
with u nahlt oi’ indulging in rhyme to
write a parody enllllcd “The Time I've
Lost in musing" and dedicate it to the
srlesbrs Ind on . arlls M the 1'
pram.
A...-j
WHY X01 A (‘l-ILTII.‘ 0FL‘lrAr
in the micro .lihac:v'ur ior this month
there lvllezls 2 verv lulmsrlng Irllrlc
music, - l-hy N i 2 Celtic
pars The writer. slsriou A. sniith.
secretary or the Scottish Home Rule
Asso '
s
7a
dge oi‘ her allbiul. She makes I
strong plea that
mllsl" at the Celt shall be given I hear.
lng herore l,he’world she aptly calls
attention to the (act that many or the
She takes cognizance ill the
tlrlns i-anvenllons and artl
reireshiug change.
Overs lhll. will make 3 unlverslll IV
peisl?‘
hut
J. I'll) hold an Emnwt. ‘
Paterson. .
i:elebratlou.0n Sunday evening. March‘
- I
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LEGAL NOTICES
Pziillli. CHARLLS J.-In nursuunco or In
our... oi Him. .r....u r. uohsrau. . isurrvulu
cw s
E .
York. nouns in hrr or
unlit: rlI.L'uIn:l(:liIrl0I
Uuuu u! r rIi.a
cruel]. vu....s.un. as-oi llh v rv
III to lhalllhwrlv->(.Ir lyt.y.l.cs o
-no o s or I-‘rank H.)<lei-lrleusfx no.
uw. in the c ty nl huw l urn. on or he.
mt duvuulny hm. ,
new rorli. the trust day or xovenihsr.
Jrmulsh ll‘. l--rrv.
Admlillnllitnr
lid rm M
loss in. l
mien.
ant
r.-‘mi. ,H(Inu
( noun or
as Purl liow. m....ush oi Mnlllilllxv-.
how York city. lssinvill
Saline.
ml
and ou..s.. n
i ih. wnnty or
so r.‘
Adlllmi-lvalnr.
yan, tho-r In ey u. MI laro hell:
r-rough or man an. ln the City oi New
ms. on or hoioro the lua (1-1 or irshmsry.
en.
lured New rorx its Ulh dsv or Anni-L ldlz.
. us. . . .-
l Dl"ld J. sh-upon.
nxecuion.
Juseilti T.RrIi1.
IIIIWIIIV lnr executors.
luv llroavlvrny.
'o c
3.. ornarwuu Inc
, u ul
in i... on.
order or non. Juhn l'.Cuhll
or to. county or how rorlr. n
M
n tosil per-ens hula; c It
. ' all 4. uthervruo hours until. 1
it on tiu, hm oi In: so
'r mo cv.
Ivy oi New
lVs“"k. an or boron Ilia 3lH any at Jluunrlr
nslod New rorlr ihazqrddav oi IuIv.llal1
. Cllzrluw. oueld.
Wlllllrn -A. ‘uateov.
Admlnlatnwlt
$lml:aI H.W1uiieIl.
Auoruev tor lloivnluisnuvon.
r.-..,r li-omr. Milt. soruash oi Mluhllunu
x... vm s iilJznllt
John
0 NELLY. -IAIIES .1.-In
uh o
I.
i Hon.
co
Jltmal s. volaonaghflinom 90:. Run
wall Sinai. aomunh oi nsuhut-n. in tho city
or New york. no or heroro also 2nd day cl Jun .
pm.
Dull. K01 York. in. Hill tin of Oewbur. “ll
John eill .
Mlohlal J. JEIIIIBKI
in an.
Kw
Jamil 8. .VrDrmn(h.
Atulrnn YorExu:IIlnl'l.
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