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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XV, No. 20, May 18, 1918, Whole Number 766.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	9 January 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1918-05-18
Publisher	New York [N.Y.] : Gaelic American Pub. Co.
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Irish Americans > Newspapers.
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OCR May'ls. 1e15,. A z . , .. ' , 33' . A ‘ Che-Scene Cimemcan. ‘ ior tor-ping the pvrmuent No , ”1"" "’" ' “‘ m" “”‘“"""‘”‘"“”“"”“” “" ' DE VALERA DESCRIBES THE lRlSH SITUATION SAVE 51" “M's mm 1...... Com"... .1 h. s s. :IrItIIInot :zll’ hurts. bit only e;he::xer- Chum might-lure one, utterly misleading There . w-o- I . 5,, an" movement will be held in tho r 53- Ire I 000 Irish peoplb in Great , ' B A C. room. 159 EM! 3;". the ItIleI :hnt’lOIII-Ie‘lIInd must .nhinII: nridtuln Ind rsi mllii sin CuIdI ““0“ch ligenauziisiegetiid- git!“ gust, New York. on Friday we 0 I so e. to on Austnu th pie. or en mi guy 11 (eve or t Race Con- sov hy nu luw s. hm their psi-opts are driven ut or lro ‘ ruin H. Pear Ell-Seuinas Mao- Lung; .t e. ,5 p .1 , :E'I;;:':R$’I:9E; Eggl 1“ ”mm“ 8: “lg III-”duvet I'I 3‘1"“: sigma 0' In Letter to Dr. McGertaii, the Sinn IFeln Leader Tells Why Mamie Describes the Idea Eva,” on. .go I. Interested is buy e contention Ithe IIIIIs oi "I“ Ind ss-pI us. why ”I? m Sovereign Independence Alone Will Satisfy Ireland-.What Which Belongs to Father to ..tteuoI EIIIzil-lry Irish duals: oi ths pu lied Sta te- Ire portion oi young men In the countryred is iig and Unwxllingly Concedes During a Crisis She Takes Me ”1153 ””4003 Start Made muggy :33“ ""3‘3?’ p,m:3 entity or disloyalty it they insist thIt .o unIl Bali 9 Danger I! Over-The British Propaganda > by Guelio Society. - er No dehtinle Ire hem-a lreiaud is u utied to her free orServ‘lI ' to every principle: or Junie-e walla to Amerimn Media. 1! Alto Il'rIIt non- nn . antitank: m Irish Vitlunl Ire hIII th:y more Inmelhls been undoing II not “-thth Enl‘ IInd.‘ hut pointing out the: the Amerl thousand lrlshmen in than om! Irishm nin Lh hat them oute or these would hem p.led sh ”mi from Gran n, OInIdI. Austrelis, New ZeIIInd IIInItIA South Attica Between (hell rican Irmlen there must heu full;ll 600 000 Iriehman. or sanI aile III of Iranian Ind the! at Wop Ire told the the cradle laudn ot the not: that has supplied this n In Ion'I Duchy-It us Is to e right or tued on other e m. when my every people t ”n. ermnenlt land Id be in ail-0m trouble Ind Ielldetermtnntlon. hlr. Wii Dee this to tell lielnrld? Ito' ‘so to the imtlon. were gunsrslun Izdincluded the Ind h The lrlsh don‘t whole world. He dldu e In six. see it that why Ind will not slie'srol ception of the British is right and proper to hold h In to them WOULD BE A‘MILITARY KENEFIT 0 THE “LIES. II the President took Inth action Ind England mnsoutsd it would he a at Emmet: bandit to the Allies Ind to the menu lmme ceuwny om er: . II“who the brought rini ugiynsr y; to lhll country" In ll‘loin: rtheir :ull duly w out in:h what they Cromwell Irelnnd during (III is: years It '15 In dt rtn d Iny elimilu periodEiI :ith the exception ram Wh- It or th 0 Helen oEll IIan “nls is to Del ruled by her own rum would promote the highest Interests oi the up its (1 Sta es glory. Chambers Ind his friends think they know Germs Ihdr loud ndn ItI They know him Mr ny .n gong to .sliy answer- . undoubted piemd it the English people ohtelusd coniro ant. h hus a. much ohioctiou to being ruled by h the Engi IottheIrCIoVer-n butle Ilsll democracy indicted more a. In Andria in th vy. bu t 31:. mm... would the th:li- rsi.. --"'“- um Internsd tor Ihsni use LhIt this Is WOMEN AND CONSUBII’TION. the print. ti hi on R.- u: t Ill-l trvnhld the world or e . . “1:“. a ,m m mum n Miss Agnes O’Farrelly Says Brits until it is righied. 11 the uni lng were Lied to the 300.000 men or lrish hiood in the Irmy an nIvy, they too would be locked ID, for ninetsnlhs oi I l millions strong. And they are tackling the suhiect at the wrong end. instead oi Ilium; and e Irish tor demanding their inalienable l lotion merit which Is ... stupid as it Is hrutsi. And they Ire under the delulion lliIt newspaper Ihnse oi ooa' l s pron est and most .piriusl need the world will out it into .uhsnisslon. instesd or running it .ngry spores “LOYALTY Fro Boon ALLIES" 15 Mr. Chamber: IRWIN 'The editors re. ioinder line no "Jenni-y titin thntenry piano: and woman living under the Sun Ind Stripe. Ihenid be a. so well he to our None. but obey orders implicitly. with- out knowlus whether the service in lieu. ehclal to Englln Thu that is required at nllun do.‘ . the rennin lnl'rel'u‘leret‘la their r‘iogmhte II citizens nod epri lse it under the spacious phrase "loynity to our , liberty (or Belgium Ind the ooIntiuunuoe at English IvIIllo Lh ”III in the price of the mill“ 0! life. But it Is not true tht lreinnd is rally prospered! ri on (I went In t 0 urban centred at pawl-don were never gran a ran lion to England of food needed It home qt: tits than; to .how thut the older- I ingo Immlon; ths’urhsa popu nation 500.000 .IBISHIIZIV D’ THE MES: N. ‘. which uppeured the hiin oi the change her sent ments Ive tel-nu ounrreis ere tut disupheoriiig in once to the she yth u“ ”"m‘" 9‘ '1' h""";,,"““ ”‘2 end insidious methods by muhith these Ministers, that she expects .legisiauon can res ir truth in e Government ple the world to give n free Parliament to Pr wanna ruistnnl-o unies heart med] ish Government Will Have to Reokon With Opposition nnd'r Hatred oi the Women of he- land. ‘ ris at war broke out In o most .rdIIIsnt worker. to the -s o sud 5"“ One F0! the most prominent tot than one who. for I while. thought the interests the Elm nirpie were paramount to the nterests or A Fa [Una nl thirchul] u” widely known lor her long and Ictive conneuion with the Guile e mov enteu The following letter on Conscription man's Jotmlol of April 15, us lndkatlvn Drown down and our th- The reels t Lion Bill Ice oi the we: soon den sneer Ill starred Com, r by hour shudening Sinn Feiners. NIlionuihte. Republlm‘ns -uli them what youw on” thlsd weiiI-ur at one nes on is one element of annuities.- hlows thst the belts tells us through Ione of her Ite of lie forces Conscription ti lssher hi; the Unpusiilou 0! women and chil- Cansdmtiooaliste (Iced see pect-no ho odor. no lnIn tisslioe Bonn r7 It Is for vie wdmen ishmen Spasm when will he or little avail in the pres. n rut situation. Th“! is no timed for the counterfeit I. an o Hempty lain piegd e himself or her-ell to this they mun it whee-l me WAImhr. inc: . Dublin, April 12. A1918. + GASEMENT SOGETY'S BIALL. merit Dmml LicI Socle ell and or . very euloyshis evening by th mmittee Imnguneu The price oi sdmission I. only 25 expense- oente-eoourh ts derrIy V“ ilei taut Eng 1 a Justice to this country will realise cant Ibniit ” I-Veo tw un. l a: h anti B‘ritish unturned present A no Constitution to dged before 5"“ to pledge our ahso “ Misrepresents IrelandsnedS America by the Dissemination oils to Create Prejudice in of Falsehood - Speeches Gsrbled end Important Parts Left Out in Order to Make Them Appear to Be Attacks on the United Stately-Ireland Fighting for Self- Determination. .eLh 8'3" odMenr reotPei-uern uti'or they’l‘ullu- more Division or the King. County Ind Envoy of the Pruvlsio ELI Government i1! lrellnd, hu received the IIitzllov'Ill'lI her letter from Edw ltd De VII lrishnieu who edeth meant It hat to E; u were their hopes. Those who Il- lowed themselves it) be taught by his tory or he and were scept cal will mid how first were their suspicions. Saw it! It It Ill LhIt Irishmcn e themselves to believe that England will ever volunmrily recognise sure Lion as tree on that or in? Yet It ls thl belief Ilene that rank: of our orSIu. here I constitu there it is! 96In not teld kee u izatio on such genuine NILtonAliets Ia Ire ens. fit is not the: these mm. do "not want their oountry on ban ssh huu tiou that it is en idthI whit hm moot st pretzel: lied-tint Engliod would bring red ruin here rather than perm! t etthsee same “vrn rodent" men he thut she will give them “nil ,, Colonial Home Rule!” ot deny that Sovereign ln> ght. that it alone ll eat-idly the Is'pin‘itionl or e 1 people, that It Liane will bring her I l e foundation for mid sure Ily and huppinm. hut they seem ”blind to has iIinft met It I. the only claim commud the united support oih the Iwrlslh people themselves, e only one which will secure the help or nub sidIe uetlnns. the only one which can InaLIndIis course. what the EugiIeh .yinsl ment is simply to :th tini rsto hund it is evi- dent that their propagandenge nts have mering thIt be wedge they are Mtempung to drive to. Ar I: eeo the pen pie or Amer on end the hidolhg u. to abandon our senturissoid irsedom. m Iubtn eternii slavery und grasp ths hsnd oi the tlrsnt who trample. on our uherty is he did In the out. On ud they would have the we IN Bull- 0 t It can oni he tape Intl British dominstlon, on unti Am - end It dimmit to heIiieve thut any Intelligent merit: Inede iv ed in nterviewl." ou.otntionr or ev ere deliute Ichieve their purpose osltion is so rider. .4. enemy Ind one nty-Enei d-Ind that our iIeIlng! Are those of friend- .nip and good will mryI other In lieu Mid in particular to thlt with ml]- lions oi whose n. we Ire united crii rite . by the clo seet brotherhood n! blood Ind sent it except to those dent-In En in us in thut elementury right to secure which I 1- III pies erltl trsdthew . heisu- ev rinces which they would refuse In I less muse. 1We here in Ireland are ushdux in inricn uuine "Ieeocilte: nmlhil wu, Ind shuil we not get in d Ame rials President llint that active ililith‘! glvs Ilpservios to the tart 0 nl do... end seiidutermlnutiou at the very momen nt they r .ml psrsecnting .s trimlnsls .uth lrish men .s calm t u: motherinnd or i erty-ioyliis Britishers" to put their pro- 2 0‘ it toi Why uimt IhoII .upp’ressed in the the mliituy dispiuy! thisy parade or hayoue teul D Yes. Ind why shotIiItings. theeu sernpisnesl one egsttln and trials Ind mockl might anxgesl. nudes ssry to. tell little real crime there is in I how Eng s Bishop olixiiiuios suys thst "Clara's gull trims eyes or the English Government I whit h he Irish people to . Lloyd George this psthetionlly appealing ior Am i: we ocean I‘To light for Iiheri What lh ish divilsion luiiy equ Ippedwi In light! or! fully mediately IIavsiInhisl Clevein o Heiaiisi war plug to others Hits tie... o Amerit esn here at aches n Iitered that the ey .r e in no reghrdsd British Government wills it. in t e case or re erentes to he Dilloniies wanted I Drive the yser-vlceuhi merio." “in opened by the trick, but Ann try lost you mny . vote. the to prs are Ith pencil nit e emnscul ted lien. Thus t they n.or with. luxurious mange. Ind us uge such as y nu Have no Ielr resgi eler we will best in at every thre ree. uud on i s new this. in lane constituencies out oi us an (in me It Dunstnn the O’Neliis i Mr. Arthur Grimth was the pri speaker It a lor a election, held on IAprii 12, in its tre Ra yul Lin d ilsynr O‘Mu: who hpresided. suit in. t vi” ’ out.m eIuter or leave it witho t a mill mu tIlI the nhlppenlngs sths County at CIIre toduyi militsry c om- tar! pen? Whyw rill ee. m Suns. thnnon. Ir rmoredt care Ind heel Mir Inocil Is it. t. the inspired press tamnl In .iy-ingII scoundrel than t nece you, who understand how expressed t"in (rim with . uud in his “sink“ or goods in his house!" it e no .- in d takes her revenge that (h! n he i in the s that it is e Sinn Fein county." in other words that it declare in invoi- ol President Wlsou's print Dlevth Is the right ind the duty of moment is “1 erlt-an be sent Icross 3,0Ino miles of nEurope in-Iseii doing with . Er it " all Its ined .nd int he ill .ett mm. to strike terror Into In lrish County tuth its isle my he. whith might he tempted to teiiow Citron example Ind voice lreiand's untiept claim lor lib Nations John Bull I! and the Ilibtrty in rigid press lstensoi’sl‘ilp thwarts ul eported re ee torn l“lend mangled and as even approximsttI‘ indie... ”I r have o the0 erslnslen ”Dinah Snlllh .1112 In Do hlin and the lyingiinsII e documents i .In sen ndln Ipullhg for iunds beyond that Ithe Censor did minutes, will term in which he would huve permitted puhilm- l d ludividutls desiring the privilege oi oi political opponents. IIprovloing them. sslthe Builders in on easy. with . psss ltions inmi. ly in by, But we wliiw won by the Unionist vote. hnt even an the present ten soar d it em in two out shnre: it possible for everyimember at full- even rang before me on at Eowun DI: Venn. GOERGIN G THE MAJORITY. ncipll nntl Conscription in the dlrl oi Oliver Cramvve Int In one of the rare truth! 9 told Mr Boner LIV All he would not (alter ill CnnIcylnting It. men at! oi irtisnd, and et . iew years .go it wo. unthiss. Ihle, no ordins to lnl. i'l' minor“! in the Kenn a! lreizud ‘ Now i w in kshie to coercu thsv ..t In my; at th. . e Editor of TI: GAI‘IIC AMERICA Editor of Ta: Ganlc Asa Deer Slrvvery mIny encouraging re come in fro vIrious quarr ug enthusiIsm aroused, prac- nnll results ports the torsI .ho win tics ri. st stsr ed. piIIIsIIIIed already. in MI hId Int tended giving details or thus this week int this column hyw whit h Tun i. keeping this matter heiore the lrieh American public- the vsiusII oi ItIhess utni iu , i’nr ouut weighed ldevelopment thIth will revolutionize the whole Save hda'u niov merit-Ir will hrln the looked Iior result In oulcil time, Ind in overeow nSundIy night May 5.1 went min I.“ give the . c, lures. l lound there Father Magenuis, wo sugested to me st teh anurst method or raising the desired money or t e pure use and reorganize tion oi st. Enos a‘s wee to get slim) lrish Americenns to contribu to no each I'hth rHMIgennle idea W" on inspire- ion only. there no not elone lour then- send out uch larger number, wouidg am A n reiletuoil i tell easily Bohr fluent thstn loniy the minimum slo- 000 dolls", but I Inr‘ IIr er in this swnyh reissd lor the huiioing up or a newer .nd es r.5l Endlh . mourn: the resent one, hallowed hy Iue Pearses presents Ind PIdrIlc Pursz'e tauh lhnd concluded Imy prear reug el son like Endas, told the audience or F‘Ither Mogenuls' spiel-i did lrleu. Ind dwelt upon the privilege that it would be [r ever men an de ed to r'einstor themselves In hrs! “shureho Idler out or the get tiigheri in this an. room (I whl ch held Ibout 125 people) so delight ed end eut lush halt! y. la ev- heiongin ng to oihar es. said to me: "we, too want to take II.hsre.-,--iiut IIwe want the credit to go our own etiee: so we will ho lLl our Iuhminuons until you come e l the seldom witnessed a more on- ihnslastle scene than the piling up by these I d of itha thl stiendld new stheuis tor a new St Three other SIot-ieiles that were there nted used In eiilel‘tr one share substrrihlugs. within the next ttliree weeks. ”'5 m] Now It need. no prophet to prophesy e ones that withln three monLhe three l tins minimum II we “all have got not only the we too hot is. .no is. To ogood FI ther Museums ll the tredlt iish a list or the subscription: reteived‘oih nrst putting the idea into plenum l. he ssoo whirl: they subsulhsd in live ods hissslng g, be multiplied one hundred time: over ere ‘lhh snm iner hns wane ‘heipg "enereh he then new me Is. . Ends '. .. should send their Iuhsrril: .los esph wi...IoiII the Catholic Lniveniilr in Wuhlng‘ it. il to be hoped Lint those who tIlte runny enures- that ho“ old-or I number oi shun: (of themselves Iione. slidclLA. “'5. erwrit u.wiii it trust 264 w. sith Street. NewY dell City be the elelcled Member tor the Tuliuuarei (Tell in ongoing letter has been is I D sio i not the Is“. [mm last tee ell) M SAVE ST. ENDA’S. Dar Sirmperinit me lo rnriiiilnce that it had been Irnnged that the med. tn. Save St. Eodae I F" W oi lrish Iuud irishm Ameritaps here who a “PM .YA Ill-ES cox NOLL‘IB V ‘Brevoort May 24. in their own renBuildi us And the]. Plano-Celtic Sorilety hI.I Irrui for a lecture in their rooms in Tuxedo Hall on Thursday May 55min: MACMAWI. FRIENDS OF lRiSll FREEDOM g; A DIRECTORY 1”: “ Meetings oi Municipal Count-II or. held in the lllsh-Anieriun AIDAEUCV Club Rooms. 153 East SIXlIeilI Street, on the ors. Thursday or each month! John J. Rooney. President; Charles 1-. Rice, EecreLIry Meetings of the Executive Committee o' the C third, .-.- . 1 W YORK. , . noisim'r EaiIIMET imam: .> i v. 54th St: Ist SundIyI ol yehsehp 0mouth. ISHDP o’Dwvme 15 :4 :4“ Avenue: Fourth IrIrldsy of ROM-AS mKENT BRANCH. 537 3rd Ave. ho m CARMELI'II‘E BRANCH. “School Hall. 29th St. Ind I Avle; 2nd Thursday. I P. M. Si. Riih'l I'lIll 146th St. Ind Col- Av 3rd Sunder oi mm MLBRIDE CH 1534 3rd Ave; 4th ”MIL 3 P. M. PADR llC PEARSE NCH; Fl B'vIIy Ind 145th St : is t Sundey or mouth. 4 P M. WILLIA‘ I PEAXSE BRANCH: 3‘3 WextI Nth Street; "and Sin- dsy. MICHAELt MllRRA Y” BRA CH. O'a'Bnyles Hell. INS West 54th St: 2nd Ind IthPl‘ I‘. 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