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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XV, No. 18, May 4, 1918, Whole Number 764.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	9 January 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1918-05-04
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 - Vol. XV; No. 18.‘ Whole No. 7 64. . NEW YORK, have, 1913: nuns-"saunumu.m.aamrarom.ne x .m- YwL.H.X.. mmmdoan-ntaimmm , . l, x A JOURNAL DEVO'I’ED TO THE CAUSE OF IRISH INDEPENDENCE, IRISH LITERATURE AND THE INTERESTS 0P THE IRISH RACE. PRICE FIVE CENTS. 'I Wh- Regarding The Arrest III A German hood Illa! Irish Papers And Sptsll Work Against America-There Is Fume-lip About The “ Plot To Start Mitre. department's Disgrateinl Work In Leaving Irish Ci ztns IIeIence- less Ag nst Base Add L'ntrnthtnll C The Mails-lint Ilie Vile Plot Will ‘r‘s. mulrish Propaganda has in public. glint the Irish Beanie In their mu 3! freedom. and the i an a out no is i I lie out or whole cloth a s y the report. which is herewith given, follow. ed by ext: t THE STORY AS PRINTED. III the New York Timex, April 28 ) mane. mo in weeks,paiors Congress declare Geno-a assist a.cortaino ulllrer of . wsra Mme.“- Vic toric ex is charged with th s I worll of influentinx Lha politiesi nI "cir- wuss . ”Margaret Sillhllvun nn nvld ‘ II riot ’arund lerill witness for the Government. NARREST SPY ”UHF ‘For more than Ill' weeks Federal erlta been investigating ‘tbe Virtarlt‘n. who activities at Mme. "a an scams to h! formILIon which m a a “mug“! Irinri navy, is rInd is llnderw was admit tied dthal he moi-L arrested tery lshortly. 5375 she ern the Victories neutral Citizen in iorelgn K05! he in: to give Mme. status ota countries Since her arrival here llhlrlle. ”wastrel? has made her home all ‘ Irker ",1 to the Hotel ”a” the Wlldm‘i- -ABt0rI). Locker. now then 0 SIIAMELESS OFFICIAL LIES ABOUT IRISHIIEN Last Sunday 5 Papers, In A Statement Credited To officials iii The Government statenIEnt Nor A Scrap 0t Evidence To Prove It And No Attempt Will Be . Made To Test Its Ierueity In Court-It Is A Wanton Arid l‘nprovoked Attack, Made'for ‘Ilie Sinister Purpose Of Iiiscrediiing The Irish Cause In The InterestIIf The British Oligarchy-OI The Same Character As Flynn-5 s arm 5 - which the Gaverlimnllt baa “Ed in t a ma bad the when M It acts from some at the 0 her as a< In the Britishn . ire they were to be provided I'Ilh bombs e whltli at his country twontytwu dun-I I; I n lhnt [he win a In] Univ! 2' the luhject cl lrlllelegnllan,‘I oShe villi , . nyl liter her arrest In than EIIII Island be cit-mined lllrth .r “>va ‘1. I Ito llomun. Contain The Infamous False- Hospital, her he w held waiting rho Ian d an opportunity to router Wrmtl ll) Inca Minot NIX. the with nnunsl1 no.1 ers Have Received liernian Money for German woman Irresi I! the an as Minis. Starch and who iii also Not A Shadow Oi Foundation for The Let in 9Hull 'Mme. Vittorllzl power. months III-ll dislrlhuted A!" 000 Ger- Iu I slilmltlllnt hAIL the conclusion III her man man Irish lie-SPIN?! II! n“ 2:33”ng 9:" h "a“ “362;: United States and Io‘lristiinen Inierrri Initial-Insurrection In Ireland"-I’ost might be rsrsiuii'y wa cbed ooh pr 3.47.5321; :f en the support or "m" "" "' ”me"- not er new-payer dlslinrtls‘ at- griiresgehgriarmflr “awn" “Mel: triliuros thll Ii In more pom. barges By Barring Their Pipers From srnined ntom'or orr ow "“53" 'I‘nf, m, “‘5 ”‘“."“'“‘ ""“ Fail AuIl Our Voice Will Not lie Siiileil.‘ en ns. S said she would ham For the last few month! the has mud to Lava roumi, when asked who she her homo one at the-ii iort iarnous "a,“ n. ”pm,“ - howls on the Atlantic Coast. like st, much to have Mr, One of m sources at Inlr Dudley Field Malone. I don't know million h: rass s a Oerm- .sd ago, who Is ulm “godly one at Lil: prlne ripnl erman spies operatinl in New York. According to him, and Mme. Vio tnrics Idmlts the of” me lay of hil Ila emen u, the womnan pr Brie one or the moat talenLed young woman In the ssrvloe o! lbs Kaiser. sho uya she holds agrees form the Universities of Heeidelbdr‘ and Clint Vittorio: was all eta loned In or several hours yesterday attornoo‘n hyri Assistant. United SL312: District. AL- Lorbey in n c. Knox rward by [In S. A., of the 'r e man "ho lirst. gave us a rtrnlgbt in this case.“ said a high Govern- night, "was arrested se and w serving a sentence in the Atlanta Peneuntlary HI manna! on r at any other line. He say at Mme. rn under orders iron. Berlin, nrhe nun who we ceded her little coo he 51)! is ta: ‘actusl and absoluten head' or the soy argnnlzntlnn. tun Mme Vic to at persuading lirs In “E “gland in blind to enlist far nerv1m navy L s ser they were the ilrsl (“arable opportunity “to blow up or baydI as possiblo the war: by Dr. wait her 'I'. Scheeln, Lho explos expert the Frnnz Rintelea bomb lots' MAIN 7'41le HER COVI’OSD‘RE. Min 2. Virtorica, when unusually clever slt ons which“ ‘ahe touud dimculty to ansvl er satisinctorilyw "Why did on. a Ger man next it States in 1911 when plainly evident that the United States Irns going In war against- your native .,. oou nt-ry w“I really cannot say, but i guess IL nsbecnusn I an ted to marry again," creally, was that the fawn? Day unman to! ytth there were nil ellglyhle young men in Ger runny In "How did yous ahead it " “Flying hotel and living ergensss whom I paid sl on s knons money been so plentillllly supplied was trnnsierred iron. is e in xew ‘ork who i: turned ltq over rat the Who said“ to have uestloned tt‘nncernlrisi her be- erman Ih: IdmlLLed :‘knilrllll blln. :hltt a u ‘4 th‘lef“ in United 5“ rica's snoriai orders Irn om rm and . The account is iieerly straight rraiimed b i“ will back the s hunk- lreland'l tilllnl to n that she nevere rsuspected be was an agelat at that: acovernmeht. Mine. vu- l'orii:m :Iso Idmilb but" known Mn Darwin!“ Dlvldovilch Storm, the ya no; woma rsaststi as nrmdnred deported, is InoLner acquaint- snce oi Mint: Victoria. she told a Secret “Sank agent yesterdxy Iner- tM was in intimate Il‘llznd0 of cLila Kuiur, ' she Ill Irrllgned below CU" WANTS lMALONE A5 COUNSEL. Mal-glut Sillilvln refund! r- be var obcup hlm. hut I hhva rend some of his arise rhea. Mistsulllvln rented a iurnlshed room some weeks use in llroohlyn . which airs ted. edid. however, r celva mlil there. a 'wract AN INTAMOUS TALSEHOOD. ne be tbs newspaper rerslnns bu this outrageous raise on De lictarirn apesor objects Implaring the Outside the gen:rn.lp lnti- English prom mda whic hI read. teh By dries “Nd in so Ins Irish Pne'lplperl in this country. the Government omnisls said ‘ (Continued ml Pilot: 5.) She Was to Speak, Broken d‘Was San Francisco. 011.. April 28,1513 Great muss meetin n: at protest held Dr rmea min nd Rink closed MecL- lug transierred Knlg Intel Red sneh Htslosrrutmeitlaoko Proved mmou ulia a“: Lem :nL Led. Strnnz revolu ohzsi- CIPllln sent. Inan Pattie snort. Dr. Sulvin also Give news lrlnh napers. A.‘ .‘(A Slums! sixnmsnrnx spoke. be test against the lunar THE MEETING SUPPRESSED. 'l'he iollowiiig letter, nnolosin n5 news- paper reports or in e atonbuee or lire inngtonn meeting in San rr uclsco was receive y citizen of New York I, , San Francisco. AnrMii 25.191s. lily dearl illus- toii aalis' its enclosures h AI [h "elm-lent bylbn pallet. weer e considerate and not was no riot; and no ap- ,p.rs Irotn srr:si was no run than rahllgla Thei- Aiter the two on ,. away In thn automabwile tire crowd rn I turned in the hall and b d inoetin amine oPresldunl Wilslon mil in on an very Indlsnlrit. and are trying to arr a mass Inset Drote l a nwlre (resolution) (From the Sn: Il‘ranclacn ‘Eumlnd, 5) lirs. l-lnrina Sherelhyz Skemnxton, lrlsh Sinn wit ha an lnlorrlurltcdm Ling Ind rail for tho lire a sensational featulre ol the red under William short. or the Peoples Conm‘il or America, ihn chal rman or her ee-L trig, was booked at the Southern Police lllsisliiiniionnllnisnn IN SAN FRANCISCO Meeting to Protest Against Conscription in Ireland, at Which of Justice, in the Most Approved English Fashion, Speaker and Chairman Placed Under Arrest-Citizens In; dignmt Over the Action-Great Indignalion Meeting Interiered With-The Effect the Reverse of WhalW enerl About to Return With Her Little Son, Owen, ' Who hall Been in a California School-Received a Great. Welcome at a Previous Meeting. I , no interference ll: v Lion above despacch rero era 'nto a pr: ‘ 1 meeting on April 24. which in“ described I vlctorica is a trusted agent of tho Gar- below rive" rough jostling, but no concerted euart per n; n! s or Up by Order of the Department and I as In- stallo on as “tin route to the L'iiltcd states liars ha I.” Appointee; lie Outlines The Plans W Coming Front The Body Itself-lie erniuent Can And Cannot AKGPL W War And Suggests What May lie Real Power Dr Authority-And 'I Which lie CareInIIy Provided For In Lloyd George arms a letter to Sir Home I’Iubllr it on inhruary 23 whi h dIrtated i E a uiiorwarda gave out as In or The letter show In tom‘lllsiveiy lint the 'Cat-Iv enLInn" Ills all along a mere George’s hands. large rcpresenlalinn to be Tories, telling thrm beforehand that "u Cirrumnt‘ilres would L'Isler bringing about the disagreement which artualy The lrlolzr. loyd (a org: Ihitil Ins virilien aitrr "I9 “Coll inn." lit a It) Downing Strert, Lola n. S,“ Dear sir Horace l’lunkett, had the brirllege oi disrussinsi dur- Scottish lute Auditorium where Mrs. she Inn to on an scheduled to speak. the use or th all was no riled her Iiy order i-tlie board at dI< era in control oi th auditorium The hours null-d under ‘brdel‘ Doaartment oi .Isusilce. communlnsled lo the sundriniendent oi the building by Special Agent. non Rambuu Mrs. sxetn nxlan h d been: alilnz‘ nearly s half hour at this inter [either They pr terruptea h‘Ira. Skell'lngionl are ei-h b.- requesting that she leave Illle plaiinrn come with "in!!! 51mm mowers. a... ': 9.2. k him skem ere wail some ventt In response lo the riot call a patrol an automobile waiting at the curb and SIM) rt was hustled into the patrol wagon. PAPERS AS EVIDENCE. . Both were taken to tho Snuthr‘rn station In ooklng short Unitedd states Marshal. this statement " ends-papers one rannerted with the raid would-.1 hat I papers or their purport (Continued on Page. s.) hPipe rs' Band nious lrlsh Pipers Bond a Philadelphia will may IL the mat demons stralian tor irish freedom In Madison Squire Garden. on Saturdli ev eninsm titI1 tlhs oi the meeting are conTtl‘dent that (ha prudent IlnIve lin- tnreni In the burning rlsh Question GI rden Ln I! etlit by is intended psrtiy u a memorill to radrnic Poarse, the tuna vemry at whose death occurs on it. as, d Ind (he serious situation rm“ lug! he irisii people will be ex- EIAIi-izd by the most noted Irish sneak ers nllia rountry. Including lire .sneehy sunninrlon. bliss Nor tun- nrssen THE MADISONSQUAREi GARDEN IIIEEIING.’ Managers of Great Irish Demonstration, 'W'hl'cli Will Be Held on Saturday Evening, Announce Final Arrangementerotahle Li he of B-Sptialt era-Large Delegations Coming From Other Ticket Holders Urged to Come Earl 1y. i nolly, Very Rev Peter E .‘Iilgennls. Dr Derby. “ I- but com will be. From Philadelphia Will Playr Fs trick hicca run. MP Liam ‘lellolra. Peter Golden. Pildrnlc Colum. Idsellh han non. Edit-ai- id! 1, Ind Jose M: Glr riL)‘ Weinberg" of this city lino will we lk. requested to be in one ch, Alter that hour necessary to all the vacant belts I'Ilh Delegation. Ire raining train all Ill! suburban towns and horn Phllsdeihhte. “'laliinxlon. i‘ew . will allow me to In so operatives l‘samll‘d Shorts appeal inrcllily irom tho hnlL t men drew uIi .. No lr were. 1” Mrs. skemngton fl! deillned It the ‘ eu‘ Harry “‘1 may In D Ihe pas t rec weska. the situation lti-th Irish Cbnl‘vntion with the dele- oe sending over a delegatlon so retire aenLallve or silgr In y or duertlons to the immediate ronduc l or lhe troried the tueeungs with lvnrlous groups lonxPr than it us hoped :wouhi be new I am conndonl ‘ lllc'Conb‘Enlion nill . s, will understand [titre has been no uh: avoid-[tie den l‘nncluslonh Ia wthith [he Governe m I e tome n: Lul' heir I n- teryiewa with thel rcpresenutlves at no u mly EIILG dl KIOlIOWI: Government air: determined “3:! brought ingrlher in d a aetilem ent he Con rentlon ialls to serure this, the settlement at the question til-l ::GEI"0I' to the future good rr that. of South Afr lt‘l ver, I further consider- s an lm earlng on the nosslhllitleh ot the present Ilium lion Du at thre rii Is necessary to proceed stbs h 2' opinion in Ireland or I . held our [or III‘ icmlnetlon At the same tirn v New tiart. Spring- field, Chester. Pm: and other vile etsr E. Magennll will to! minrtrr.‘ Md tor [rum Irrland Io impmoi (fpzudaur'. mm ahl'n‘itnvu uhiebeo pupae: In Lloyd ,M be coerted" tor thr- exvresa purposeo or m link the Convention " " I‘oslllhle arm the In h Q. and two years LLOYD GEORGE DICTATFS, REPORT OF CONVENTION In Letter To Sir Iltiraae Plnniett. Aiier Interviews With Separate (troops of Ilia, hicll Were later Submitted in him As Ininrnis lieu‘l'lut Ihe British not: hat Must tie Deiemd I‘IitiI Alter ‘Ihe Recommended Io Iii for Considera- tion-Tile Whole Scheme Would Leave The Imperial Parliament Still Supreme Over Ireland And The Irish Legislature I Here Puppet Without he failure To Reach All Agreement. The SeIeclioiI 0i The " Delegates." 1‘, . I’Iactd On The Shoulders 0! The Irish People, Who lied Nti Voice Is The, Selection Of The “Convention -Ille Ereutest Political farce Ever Enacted in Ireland -Ireland Rejects The Shani. a proper contribution l those matters are now raps being settled IilbIn Lhe Conlemnn on a nan-is satislart A Goiemmt’nt and to lrelzn artery both In the imperial has ever. the dlizlrolt Th re quunllun or Customs and Excise. 1k mm are armor; or in n of the United Kingdom In than! represenletl the (mar 13 ot ilrish revel: as. The Gnvd arm-(vi! reel this: this i: a stablis be it. a Honda . determinlLulo on of the Inn . snd i on tribuna- oi lreland to imperial expenditure and to aII-bmlt mum at DdJu s ting- the. economic and Iisrai relations or the turn eonntri u. all musidrr that owe the period of the in" the cow-oi or an taxation other than CI! W loll; . could be handed over to the irish rar- llament; that. (or the period of Lha w arsesther (ttr min :1 Vernon of the Innull Imwrin expandi- ture should be tired Is the iris h m Irlbuiion: and that all lrlsh menus lrom Customs and Excise. u damnin- ed by the Joint Exchequer Board. an the min t “he Aired lrisn cos tributlnn expenditure a hould be. paid into the Irish Excbsq r r r away the an Writ“ tor-trill. midi lie Gm firstlmhlr that for I)- lt has also been sums ted that s sate- guard of ‘ls ler interests might be aerllred by eprovmoa of an (7le Committee within the Irish Pnrllnaamt. ”h y erect-I consideration at lister conditions ml secured and the ohlection a too a single Legislature tor lrelnnd sat-er ier nmeutm :ould also roint to > the tact that Ii Mn arm proper-II PM" the r Ion-got alternate N's-inns ia moi sathese entuestiona 1R clenr evidence or the deg.” to consider other lwipcria W for Irish representation at anyexxrodiont 'yhknnn Ian! yr'tnll lhr anlrll Srml‘f than“ be a N‘WH'NI amine. . Tllr hills to the alher essential (Ila curing or to es nhlish I Bill 1 IA!- v. Convention method

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