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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XV, No. 17, April 27, 1918, Whole Number 763.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	9 January 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1918-04-27
Publisher	New York [N.Y.] : Gaelic American Pub. Co.
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Irish Americans > Newspapers.
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Disclaimers	Disclaimer of Liability Disclaimer of Endorsement

OCR I, I I I I i ’ n v large section ’ . i A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE CAUSE OF IRISH INDEPENDENCE, TRISH LITERATURE AND THE INTERESTS OF THE IRISH BACK - . VoIIX'V., No.17. WIIIIanJaa. ' (All. IRELAND UNITED AGAINST CONSCRIPTION IIliosIt Remarhahle llisplay OI l‘uaniniity in All history. Which Includes All The Political Parties. Except The Unionist Leaders. Who Are Deserted By Their Own Followers; All The Bishops And Priests And The United lilhor Organ- izalions-lt Came Spontaneously And Automatically When Lloyd IIWEEI . . I iludertool To Impose Compulsory Military Service in Opposition To The '1IIIIIIIIII Will or The II-IsII People-In lIer' Catholic elnIcII In Ireland ' Last Sunday The Congregation Signed The Covenant To Resist By livery Means In Their Power And The Trades i on Convention, Representing The 'Four Provinces, Felt Into Line And Declared A General Strike For Tues- day-The Hierarchy And The Pohtical Leaders Urge Universal Passive . Resistance And Counsel Avoidance OI Violense-The Government Seizes ,’ The Railroads Autl Lord french, Who Supported Carson‘s Rehellinu, does Over To Take Military Command-The ilovernment’sQolossal Illunder. ‘ 'hivents ars moving very fast In Ire land these days. Every day lines Lloyd hi! i. naws that 11!:th I diatoly attsr, his tnnanncsrnsnt. Eve on n 3‘" m that‘illo output 0! silly ceased Tor the tim libel]: mphecy has i the would“ stand omitdle (Coll bu l gonworkm Bellaat .were the tire: to held In Inrg s satin against it The Worlan April 16 contained the ill-st news hi this In a special tabla from Dublin which said among other things "Th “Mon to Conscription in and oIlsa sstn hushed uondtt which I! uniqu all: Lilo non-rd) at high polIisiichl “Kennett thousands of ,BQIM. workers otoriaulI (or In: a E E 3 ll tun feoilns.m wanhelil on nndsy or. hands termination to resist Com scription by evsrynn creation , my): Alison AND THE Banners UNITED Jammy Ilia Chaim an of the Bel; her: of munitions 0r ndmuung in Belfast, attended V! t it Is doll:l7:u‘ul ething on which“ all the edi< d1 sud InII the suture It their advice hsd lien or even clued to But till it nChairman Hood reign Analrs Committee wiu PR5 were not an miners 0' though the English called them by th at were a oom binnlionu oi Irish Volonbeara, CitInsn Armym Fenllns. and eve ry mun oi them sh l:- The inlsehpod In the Assn ciu delpntcl willu BE deliberate and mnlicioul iIsIss shim“ dell on on s on of Lia: uUnited] States Govern- men! low Trel Ind Irish last Sunday which said the the British Government ask Lite help oi Washington In “the“ sztuemsne or the Irish tn’ouillocI so'l'htll clearly mulled tho “Allin porn ol the Associat toil Press TR! PROGRAMME or 3518151ch . OUTLINED. WI able from Dnllllnm it! Th IAle 15. was evldsnuys HM and Incloss tons h with the actual situation odhessG" IIIEW YORK, mother to resist ConscriptinIII by the Iapoal.” III the talents- wIth the Bishops st Msynoath renen mums lea-ions In the Dub Iin Mu. sIorI House Ind sma s olhsr things decided to send the urn slayer Dublin lay hs situation Irelandk bola-Yo President IIlIIIIllIsnIn And sssinu, is very “prshshte thatrt tho IlrilinllII Gov- eminent will I uu to allow him cnln s. Am eetlng at ths Irish Pnrll‘a, mrhtsry Party III cried d by titty-rive members wu the]: Id iII decided th It the I, “would rem Ian airing the crisis lo help the peov resist Cnn nus snd plnluly indiutsd lhnti will he in II short commends str Home rlunlmls ch h‘1 is wholly unshiislnclo ry to the maturity at the irish nit is sure tube Larson canmnoN Alum sn' conscmlvnox. eonv von lion. stunned by 1,500 delsgnm and representing all the lit-pro rslnnd, wss then held And a resolution psssss m op. Consc lotion, English Lshnr APRIL27,1918. 1 s "l Uel rI any wu rub baked for voting (or Con act-lotion in lmhn d while “curing ex- I’HILADELPIIIA IRISH MAKE STRONIG PROTEST Engldhrl’e Illight to Conscript' the Men of Ireland Vigorously De- esolutions at Great Male 1511 and Support Unanimously Adopted-President Wil- son’s Stand for the Right to Determination of Small Nations Upheld-Two Halls Unable in peaches and Pledge of to Accommodate the Great Congressman Donahue, and Provisional Government of IPi-IILADumA. April 22.-A great meeting a! pro in Ireland was held yamrdly altemoon and orange the irish Repnhllla 'l'ha nudience wall In a fever or enthli asm ni moo linthh and th Imiaalded. LN L'NTKUSIASTID MEETING. till this Phil-Admin PM." this marnin; elm ibu the mat satin nzg ChLiloiic Chord: politician W0. evnluti van a! nriulla Gustie socielie: ware present as alsow aunt-Iva the Primal Hut “at iratandl ‘mra win no doubting the fervor or the sincerity of Lite “Haring!" mu And 1! role to i0! feet in lrelhnd, ior has that ‘iri km in Anisri would mmm which has since been renewed. solidly back I: their III-n the e slid: i- in this last attempt a: the in; “Who: tom the moppos iIItlo tho Is not clear alt lell m l I‘M-I but notwttth- m00015 WP“ “ll :0“ “Y ' e "n“ standing that many are urging sxtrem h mutton of Perm arsaul um P W “9 until it. is promhlo test a policy oi mlsr Georg! unmet police. and then Johnston attended the se ml "mu". mpg!“ “on,“ mm am" no". hm aim D “0““ " shore only a will and m 0‘ “We!“ Hum he" a”; 0'" i” 14"“ “‘Y'" agreed on. icy popularly savor. lnrlepellrlanca tor lrnland or or tho slnn O'Neill. It Wm“ "‘0 5'“ Fem”- u“ ed In Ireland which is believed Fella tactics on in. who Puritan?” I: do“ 0:331": bring the Unionists or . lugs seminn TheInuneo or much. 0'aner “when a 9 ""8“” ’oltlaemitollns,i sea Beirut. cIIrII sud Limerick werer eIlIvIreII. t.“ , om. M a.” VI! d h“? ' ‘ iarm or'to pmlcnlsu “00m imam Alter a gramme or resistance. the Copiersnce lppolnzed a committee in ny- rlnsth. wh sthe Catholic Bishopao ni n.II Train: a woven isseln Inhl - mittoo was dimmed tn the meetingn and n Joint progr The cahls deapniches describe this Is “seldom sssn in Iran sud rssen In Ireland approach to it was the Call Xelloration at Kilhenny in the days or art es and mweli. but This Kim I manthdllrs that included on y um" Pram: 5; II = m "" portions in In Industries and that ship Imd sn transpoII-t wars pl on and wh Intintinia Mon 1 lot at uoublt. “7 I . K'" gnarlngaof the or. "A 521: men! It‘rllnlof‘n national DM- 1‘! .,. burden! mania tn seen-re bs Bb:oiu!ely Ibln “Special arrangem puss of load ioI towns and class "A great tnnuonsl fund to be immediately tor the sodium oi depend- “"A manifesto. ruling the position oil lreland in b1 i toall [villain of the world, combatint sud unnsomhst. s.IilIs “For rooms a! military ng'e dz“! 8:98 In real“ Conscription on the this. laid the lssdsns of the country. rmnotl on 01 s cum lalit Direction “to include representatives of :DPDEI’EKI ‘3: cell hold while mectlu use In every purl sh I. to ldminlst a.r the followingy pledge iC I pledxa ourszlyel solemnly m and sup-T En started In er 59‘: 5 rwihsnned ea: 2d final-use followed. 1’23“th- use '1!“ rightl o! mall Con had nhnI Shlhrun, or Mains-h: Rev. England ELRQVI “her Gan ugh. Ind Dr. William Pl Denim h All Ipllndid (m sltlons or Ireland's position. strongly don. “d upheld President Wilson'l stand for Mil-(ov- ernlncn! and anlfvdslarmlnllion for hppressedpeo peopleh MONSZUNOIZ 000031143! HATES THE Monsignor szhfan. in mg tho meeting 5. III barium oil-W. m Hr snmhled here this afternoon to ”lighter ur solemn pr est d “in!!! lonsl'id Conscription in lrelnnd, which in simply to anulhllnts or wipsoll the remnant oi the or our race In the Old with Ist is Ieit alter emIg-atinn. imprisonment sud perusal which are slw ly- chronic in Ireland. would he popullinion o! Ilahnd who ton-e against Conscription SI 1 spank.“ wen vigorously a) , swept to his championship oi which been War. the Irish soldlsl-s were donor nrrll tomthy eruption lsr certain elements at uhor Darnuwh-mm.oekllln.nlmMOWi-Iu HNYVIINilnlm-mdeJA-n-M limes ma. PRICE FIVE CENTS. .. no: I BOWLING FOR REPRESSION OF IRISH lN AMERICA Tho rCounr‘ll It Sidney. New Smith Wuhan. has pnsssd a rewlutianm this Pr‘mlal' loyd Ge agar e rrqu British Government In "capstan; ltw rims inn I apply ConICru-Itinn In Exchange Telegraph .orsrnmsnt ha rountnred the organizations by .seIzIng the Irish railroads suite 0 Inns port nth.’wlao III tho Carson rnhsiilon protect. hIla an r ivcd In lrsta nd and wumed comm and or the British troops there and It is err pounced that names sv o lire sea en lo dral with any situation that muya AUSTRALIAN HIERARL'IIY CABLES SYMPATHYI %Arrhblshop Kelly II.)- New outh Wales, cahtrd to John Dillon as lotion on hehni i the Australia an Hierarchy . . “Considering the persistent rsiuut oi mpertII-n Government ltnls In Inland despite the votes ol ths oi the no Ausv u‘Illln demorrllio rrulsmrul. cllt III-on the Government am pm Rule for lrellnd forthwith. Ind. constderirls (Culfiww col Pilot I.) Self- Government and Self- rowd- Several Prlestu, Ex- Dr. Mo Gar rtan, Envoy 0 he Ireland, Deliver Addresses. In this war were spplisd to tho Unitod h.00o,ooo .00 Irishman killedn snot lncIu lie the still on the tiring lino. inland .12” already I! In her To or the British Empir a. whim sh: has‘hn reason o or e. "at animal with exacting lhis list-7y tall 9 E I: or no. not) dead lrisholen. England now 0 the will not he oven ahte to protest lol- the future; but we, who are oi the sum blood, I1“ not look on unmored and indinerent whit i those kin ul ours are no Iesale slaughter in a war which is not the clr ra. Now. let It be dIstInctIy understood that what is so e to lay Kid rice We are loyal and dovowld citizens or the United Slates. There clus or Amsrlrau citizens more loyo It to the Flag Ina Constitution of this Republic than those 0 Irish hir tli An-Ierlclln cllizenl. It is ue: heuuss we know by contrast how predate the value and beauties of mlibsruu. . we h" epr oven 1' loyalty to This Republic horn Ill Irish- inundatlnn on the ut I mm s agent elements i Revolutionary they constituted ro til evi. in J: omen Shield!- Civil Wu- wen no plainly changed”: tlon had aroused leln “thtilonrr‘wrdlu than"; Hr! By in- Idmisdlou ua Governed-Int ml: Iii. All per cent or nations-s I nltedsutes an Catholk: and nearly to per cent Idlers. olio population ted in the truly 'nnd navy more tn... In ; ih-t Insan- inst wo II ch In our at doing more than when all for. In In. prion of Our Lady of Mercy alone. nnrly 300 young men hive joined the (olden. . church Ind wish in tho Cnltod Sm mirl of various m"! y the Iinawo ol war-tarnishing ilnnnd III! to mmon‘. ’ By inmuctlous' number oi men came hysteria! since A war in; law weeks. since 3 alum r 0 tree“. have heal sustained by the Brits As all everyho oyII hysterical people are quiine‘ sure thnl it an n In a ' to grant them. Why Ireland should k I of New rork Are Loyal Amuim up ior doing so. and th- stormed. n it: legitimate businen. In suppress at “It: United Slates ll onesixth oi the Am from lilo Cnhldrhl. the priests of this I: Think it Is All Right for Belgium .i 'hlle the vast maturity at the Amer Iran pedals their lauds s or more or less prom Inente have lost. their balance Hid ho- America entered 'rhIn In especially IrlIs hi the scrying ant inr sll rywhit as loyal to the United Slalel u they drunken mall oIIiten thinks “(Inst else Is 2 British Empire, but that Ireland shall have her hair than 01 tile hen victory ii victory “h won. By a sort at the cit agree ltl uhesu practicum decide d that iralnndh is lhe only snuutr nEurom whlrh shall derile no tone in (mm the wu‘ and tlhn lriehmen who Insist that she nah . And "in the Man an Allied victory will save Ireland rmln errors 0 Inna tarisrn irlshmen know thst there is not this slightest danger at their comI under orrvlsn )liIIIarIsm. hut they srs under the rent at England now and ‘want to get mm on litter It. In this war affords them I Iplcrtdidd chance or supersedlrg HY RHOFLD IRELAND HE ICLL‘DED and has ue ver got anything from England except who on s e In in All c‘nItts es and she Is in the worst dimrulty today of her who]: history Ihelped out at its will do nothing tor lreland. but it the pcoyle who ills hriv in tire ost inssl stthat she grant Ire land her lull rights how, she will luvs mercy, nouso wnh hes-sun b r 1 her ”seinslaness" have under takenI tad Iain ask-A merit-n to intervene i her blelh'flf It I limo when nrlnna aun- n reiuss anything just. and erica den: . the result that nawsmpen. ticlan- have abused and tome little“ 0! remains rtnl entl resolutions. on the hat they are ‘atlasks on and interiem with America‘s prosecution that LLOYD GEORGES EIGNIFICAJT 1138 mm And yet. Lloyd George. the British In rwssn roI or erim public ”opinlon and th- lgendel Is a complete vindlutiou or or pspsl-s and politicisns the: have niud them out By sgnlust them and a robotic grove ones Der-rim In; in suits In discussion oith item when no George admits he i for In. purpose oi lilting Miriam public opinion. which has n t mmins‘ [bane Glow!” u" now working In! IIleyIrr IheIn! (Uowtinud 0‘ film I.) loti‘l‘mn. petitions. nndbLila work at thesis o the irish Question has been carried an vlllded than “be Lia I'iar, severe artillery an. to draw "I. R“ to slui‘shter then. n Anglomauiacs have Become Hysterical And ilenland That All irish Citizens Who insist On The freedom Of Ireland It: Sent To Prison. While Their Sails. Brothers And Other Near Relatives Are Fighting In The American Army-They nd Servia To Be Liberated, lint inland - llust Remain In Slavery WhiIIe England ls Fighting For The Freedom Of Other Small Nationsr-Idonstrous. l'uvimericau Doctrine: Advocaied Is The Name OI Libertywliiiius Chamhers. Eliolling The liallantry 0i The Sixty- Itiiuih. Wants Their Relatives Intcrued To ilelp The War For Liberty-lie Says They Are Semi- Demented, But It is lie Who has Lost liis Read-Irish Citizens Are Within Their Legal Rights In Claiming That Ireland is Entitled To Self- Determination. Ia Accordance With President Wilson' 5 Declara- tions -These Attacks On Irishman Are A Disgrace To America And Show That The Old Ideals AII Dying Out. ' bras brought than 1 this result? It his measure II in eli,ded to con- ci’iiuz ”Americhn public opinion. as he disllurlly sale it wh Id dio- nus-Inn at hat measure he suppre- ore-sod lime whenl neon- :- snry tor American public opinion on no correctly informed by Lb prohahle enema or Lh- CRAZY APPEALS PIOR REPRESEIIDH Y r etima when dhwmon of the merits or this measure is lbwlnxliy new a mistake may he hater Gena Burialala would supprus the rs in whose Mr the only intelligent dimlsslon oi Amelie: In In light Tor the tr: on of um and 52 I innd at r iron heel on Ind. Wk! Io reins-ls y mom in lhs nrhling loreeo oi eths Repuhlis than my other use he: only pass whens rrIIdIs land is to roeeivs no parent n-nm -unt Naomi o! “ loom-would nght ior the i-rosdom ni Ireland It they got the chance. will in nmly reunt the exclusion a: use or mun sellsovnrnnlene rid sell-d inmate tor which President Wilson has solemn- ly uni-reel eh he war I w One at the men who talks through his 0 s s ject n Juliu- Ch mhers an old ntend or the IIetlimrr or T : Ic Ayurcsis hour the edllur entertains the“I hindllren I-feei ingn An article or his h"uded .n ‘ one or his "Walka and Talk-"appear nthe Brooklyn Eagle or IIlAprll 11. an d Is herewith reprodn nmiLt-o =2. 5 gulher with the editor's answer. ALI. IRISHMEN ARE LOYAL (horn this Brooklyn Eadie, Avril 1.) Hail to the splendid “old Fighting incor porated. but v wi the 165th RQH‘ mEhl oi the National ArmyI Tor dbravery going back to 1851. his: :1- re: It Is exactly what was expected of uni, ‘ y oer npv only a small sorter on the Ming null.l but the o rrmt sol dvih Inuon 9nd selecting lwlicullr spot ior on tear it after It. was Inisndsd lrom their 14nd." whsrs shsd preporud (or them less than a ssvn Ire-s Amer whet wu nothing unit. The- Arne rlrans were expected to ”in“ their heads andt “go over the top. here hldde PII ioes wen waiting isnbmr who "you or tho allurement. The order wu- "veal!" . ‘ Mtsjndglng nonvr spouse for ' Ins s. lino heir mudnct has made every AImsr- Iran pro and a o In this hour or rrejoicing thntI valiant toi‘ ‘ollr Ell hint. old Trish IdliII’ ? WM. why Ihonld 01> E to amount. which Alum Wooded lustre to the Milan, one would think that yoroud on the bollieimnl Against all us. '

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