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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XI, No. 30, July 25, 1914, Whole Number 567.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	27 February 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1914-07-25
Publisher	New York [N.Y.] : Gaelic American Pub. Co.
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Irish Americans > Newspapers.
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OCR Am, 25, 1914. Che Bcrellc Clmenlcclii aukr For Vt’ omen, i the Home. 5C0SEY CORNER CHAT. Children and is lrelundihgre is a ladies‘ organ-i was-a kind at ll'anlan’s nuuilary-l Ngialaetl tor the pllrlinse ot aiding thol Ea xatlonal volunteers. it is culled; . aann na mnan (pronnunt-Id fumnlsn‘ 5, man), and it has branches in ser- ml of the cities there. The men in or e .' ' n-l volunteers at some have encouraged those vat.-lotto. sggms to have women or tin. race in the united states to lend their assistance in lurtllerance bi lhz Shad WU!‘ . suggestions have been made that men Km. h rnitteea why not In rite n or iris hlrth or e trhctian heiore naelring the (chop League. have been Warmly wel mud. . . ‘the committees established in this touiltry ahould invite the ooonorationl at the women They e never, better equipped than they are now to help an lrish National undertaking. ll-omen, as : rule. have more nppor. llillliy tor reading than he ruen, par. Litulhrly young women, consequently I my large numher or them patronize (ht liilhiil: libraries. it is Wei 'rl as who have .. or that it is n didltiull thing to lhe matter get good lrish hooks in the puhlit lie lrarits. ‘ lrlsh taxilayera land romen are taxpayers as wellns the llienl tontl‘ibute lo the ruitintenanbe or the libraries. why then sllttultllft thal- tar. something to any logartling the tools whit-la are on the sllolres in those : test v ‘ There is na scarcity oi Irish noohs. llct o lllliiic library and ask fur it, and heel: in asking until you get it . he 3! La Raconteuse. - M innan tract. or scotch toulard and h serge. In ‘wire is a loose kimono at hlaclt -hlte roulard which lorms two lloinlts lll hairquea at trnnl. These lloinis Ire trimmed with a hand or hlark s-orgr. llos [rig and onrlrcilng the aalat aiih u hoiaro ettert. small with or tsauaparont llrltn is nrltshctl lly a uIln< ed-up cal r. why was THINKING. Vt=l7l‘lyIl‘c(l-“Wi'ly do you look so (ilatlghlllllly at those hlarrlits l ha.-e made. John?" . r . calmed‘ I'm lost tninling ot a solution to the vlahltm oi sllpplying amrllurlltion in the Irish national vol tl(I.1r." LOLLIPOPS. ullteers. HINGHTE. a nu: HUME. "l>(ow’s the l.lal.ly'?" inrllliretl neighhor oi‘ . " “Fin -- said the proud rlarent. “Don't you find that a litany hrighlenl u[l a l.oua,nel.l wallrlt-rlully pursued tim'fiiontl tan "Yes." aura the parent with a Ilgh: "We have the gas gnllls DIOSL of the night llow." ' ’ I’lt'()l'1DL'D FOR Aolr. [ ohby had been taught to remember all his relatives when he said his orny era. a night. as ho knelt at his mother's hue.-, he did not mention the name of a lavorllo aunt. "why, lsolihy," said the mother, "you didn't say ‘God hie n Aunt Beatllce and malae her ltapnv " " ' , , replied tile litl "I don't have to say that any Aunt Behll‘i<'c's on,t;l=.ged." is buy, more, (‘1)L'I.D.VT Br: IIILH AT l9 CENTS. ' liualiun ‘his is I nice tahe, dear, but it in a little too rich." Young Wile’ why, darling, it on t be too rivh; 1 got it (or 19 cents" e..<.....e n g RETOIIT (7f1llkTE(7L'5. gathered at the Brooklyn ‘ urn. Ah rl." lnd.. red in the 21:2, iluslered vicious ish. She yelled at him. "Sa ' l-ie winced slightly and moved to one she. too. sldestetrt Ind thurnped him vigorously on the hack. ‘ herslsted, “does It make e h of these cars l in Greenwood Cetrleteryil" to ma. madam," he answered. slipping through In opening in the crowd. A USEFUL PATTERN. 9058. A not and secomino Dvm tor Morning at Allznmlm Wear. t.aoiaa' Blouse or Home Dr: . with long or shorter sleeve. and with Ikm in raised or normal waist a .- Pei-tale or a simple mttern in blue .. trimming ot-while ed so ood tor seersuclter. glashm. my, lawn, natisto. dlmiu. linen. llnene. The Dluern la all s at so, is. 40, 42 and M inches ‘ reouirea Eli 3'-rd! 01 a he maunaetdtllln or this lllustratlon rnalled 1. Tan GAILIC Aataslcas to any I disaa an racslpt at me in silver or AN IRISH BOREEN. la, in a Rs. . ti: well i rememher that evening when my sis Led on to the srlot. where the hroad travelled hlghny saeepa haughtliy on put the lone little ywlsy. 0 the scene and the time: o the time i and the arena: The o'er-arching hlue and the wide I ...r.. lag grerh. is glow still Iuilused the tar aestern s y. ‘while the moon‘s szlvor rrt-srent show ed llinlly on high: ‘I a hour when l .t.’:anhllill;‘ rests. Add the song-hlrda had to t sir hes‘ . Sale that rninetrel ot even-tide thrush, Whose melody streamed tron. a nelgh horlng hush. ’ A soil rain had heleuelleti the vllld the as:-loiler silently MID twilight. the om Arid an-ahened the as-eetoriura oellrioua perfume. ‘ we met there and nartede-twee ms last time we mat. in. parted to meet and l'll never lorgot The haoea oi that hour and the rose- colored glean. Whlel: tinged with its glory the in ture'a bright drum. e rnur-mured good-hya on that sort dewy een tr. the hawthorn shade or that dear old horcell. , l-ve reclined in the shade of the myrtle and a ' ' ' on an isle in a sea of tropical csiru. where the languarous air bore an EIiP)I-likl balm. . And the Snulhern Cross hung its bright D ,. e m . oamned where the darlr mountain radar and pine Reach up towards the sauna that eter- nally shine. And watched the nurora-its myriad 95 l dy Pulsating across the (Ir northern skies: But tin southern Cmnllor tho northern light . Cannot match the soft shade or an lrlsh l . the thought ever hiss. where my steps save on turned Ind my heart over lies. where the rirh piston or hleatn and Kildare gently roll Like lair spreading pages on Nature's bright scroll. A d the green hills oi Duhlln ilalle gently close by. while hoyond rise the “'lt'kldvl' pt-IRA distant and hi h. with their hlue sottiy merged in the hiue at th where the spot where m‘; e sky‘. . hazel: grow thick and the hawthorn: lean To‘ make is soft lllade in s little horeen. Mun)‘ long ye!!! have down. yet from far lands has in war Oit led to the shade or that lone little l) as y. I've sought it at twilight. m ts of the eve Floating no iron: the stream with the woods interwclvei When salt ‘heath the root is the velvety when the (eel or the grass which grows close to the wheel ‘Neath I curuin of cloud. where ills moon ay sslee ; When silent Ind Itill, not I Iollnd in night. Elva I rustle 0! lelvu or I Itlnlld bird’: illsht? ii I pnuhs where lbs nhndovll now hover. new ee. ‘Xenia Illa braid. helvy leaves of the sycamore tr . A white-Winged night.-moth illtl eerily lher So xhullly, it seems like I sprite of 1.31: lialt-exneotaat and sister. 1 our thro' the gloom. antastic nslume, I And a strand eery ieellng comes crew ti o'er me. , > And the lanes of (riends who luvs (one rin beiora me- A form new long mollltlerinsi I face dirniy shown Thro’ the has of the Yelra thnl DIV: circled and down- ‘ A iorm lIlntly outlined, I face And I -rnienr Thu hmile 0! an angel. the such of I uueea: , And I Choke back I nigh Ind I brush on I lent As the llloill of fund hupel that ne'er blossomed s as And memories hslr-hurled arise. until en Th: Iluddws grow darker in that weird boreen. Bright haada now are hatred and warm huru not: lie cold. . d many the )‘eIrs on Time‘; heads have been told; . Yet the [law or one hour ‘mid the charm or that scene srer centres around that rornsntlc horse '. 1 were I to attain to lllethurala ago. Were my memory In hlanir as In on- written page. were my eyes to be aim to all else that I've l!el‘l. I shall ever remember Khlt quaint old borgstr its nlrrlrw wheal luck, with its ael. mPI- ' no stirs to give the nurllher or the putter , vsge of need. “in O‘Brlen became its Irch or toll thorn, its clasz hoaity a.-r e , I where nrivri and hazel and ash inter- twide; ' its lingnnt a eerhrlar, lla nrlzglinr vloodhlne: yml’d must in with its ea . Tm: "tap. tsp" oi the leprechaun‘: lum- mer to car: Or the wall at the l.iInShZ'! Ivile in the . h , mg , or the rush oi the Pookba, as he plsswd in hi.‘ hi h 0'er the held. in the dead oi a Hello..- ern ni:i:iL You wt: ‘:3 scsrre he surprised it you ihanred Just to s y A tglry peep out iron. the terns Elma bl- on Qtern ilah or-King onialati riding mm and gold trappings in the t hi I .’l'lrnil . g tripping in time to the grout lin he a snag; For rluainlest ot Iuots in that sweet risii ea. In the sllrlteshsunled ’shsds or that lonely holeen. And shddtst or snata in Ill that lovco ground ' ruin and ions little when my cart row: Iwury. aa roms times it a-ll. Then the shadow: or lite Ippur dnrlrer, until I Iould lain rest in Pure heath the carpet or srern. tying close on that mound near that dear old nor en. the sprite-blunted shade oi that Irish horeen. ' - HARLEM GAELIC SQCIETY. The attendance at the entertainment or the Hzrlem Gsellu Society, held in Sylvia Hall. 113 E. 125th street. on Wed. owing to the death at his sister in [re- ana. a-hlth d was received alter the llclltlis had haen printed. The tollowing look part in the pradlitlion or the shetth: Miss 1.-laale Snledltk, ran resenting Ireland; Alias zrlary hlurray, ‘Connaughl; lllsa Mary Ford, lllunaler laa staala Enleditli. Leinster; .'illIs Christina Kelly, i:lattr; wililam 0'Dowd, English soldier; Patrick Fill- eimrnons. old lrelahd; slaster Johnnie Fitzsimm l . jnurlng the, t-vsnlng the tolloalng helped to entertain: Miss Marlon O'Connell and Miss Christina Kell)‘. stepdanrlng; Patrick Plover, htirnplpel Ni Smedicli. songs in Gaelic; John Fizzglbtlon, jigs and reels; Henry llagee, sons in Gaelic: )ltss‘Chrlstlnn Kelly. songs in Gaelic and Ellglil . The most prlclicll work of the crane log and t'-at lntr du ed or Andrew J 0'l3o,l' Ind supported by Pntritk Kav annlzil. Pre an: at the Slate Glellc r dame (outing an Ger Hcbre n ., illr. ‘Boyle’ rerrlsrlsn brought good result and '”‘ "" ‘ names d addresses were ' ii i B ’h H il d- “:‘,:"',‘..‘": me" " ‘ " ‘ "" ‘ ” ' ‘ each person promising taithlully to at [II [it if llould bs nlng made It the meeting will ha (01- lowed an by the other hranohes aa anon as posslhle. j...-:' OBITUARY. carralx JOHN E. O'BRIEN. -cantain John 21.0‘ rlei: died on sun. e-v . He Wlr be- )‘!Irl old. Wile Bin he Joined the Sixty-ninth Regiment, s d served with distinction throughout . n Whlls the slaw-Irnving holighn, shapes the entire cnnillct. He I'll Iwlrded - n n until vrlo ed on account or time Immediately Ifur the Civil War CID‘ building com nlctor, Ind he had I part in the area 5 tinn at several of the largest o to build. lag: in New York City. Ira the Trinity, United States Realty and Whitehall Buildings. I widow Il.ld'!hre2 daughters. M S KATE CAGXEY. Mrs. Kate Cagney. widow oi’ the ills Michael Cagney at Glenlrlllllm, Bnllinr glrry. Count)’ Llmeritk, died an July 17 It [be residents of hzr daughter. 3. Pnlrlck Hogan. 1279 Third Ivenue, . ew York. Death was caused by a d ease oi the stoma: Mrs. Cagney, who came to this coun- try an a visit to her children. hnd pinn- hed to return to Ireland on July 2. but on that data she vru condned to ho bed through what proved to be I fats illness. She had I kindly Ind senile disposition Ind VII slaved by I Irlde lriendl. who will hear of her dalth with prolaund regret. The illnerll ‘Ill held last Sunday afternoon. .7 I The population of Germany is now ever Ilittyallve millions. Thu ll-lcrense in 1911 was eight hundred seventy thou- sand. H season buloe. in lnanduracl Susan to. Q3 paw-at; vnae goasaoe so tan. 4 aalram our artoyoa pa sangarn gar. aon oer: rrgan-ea na ohms . ti-gs l tales t, gaoahga no fAoc4p I bvpfI:Im sac cur.-a go niaraa . a no-a. nu 6-ylicl on ta.ea.; no hi-Ase: yullc. by or null. 5AI our; loan. ‘ur pars... gas cum: on: no gran not a 's go a as a no a‘ ramp. ego b-yelcIIO- Ar g i‘ 4r . A5 has‘-[40 a. 34“ ms. asst... o...oo. . a on“ .no‘ cu.a.ro ea... snuyl tag crane: 4 Ag fl-e4(cAl aa nous loull go curate 5a.. calm 55-1 groans, gar. casaro, 5a- to.“ sin tuna ta-a slumra umr ru man... as auctnao. 51 soaslar '7 ml .5 nur- cat 50 er-ucnc aha a spam. utsraa use swirls in Ii-nus.-cp 5a ylaooae as 14'-Ivy-a - . a 00 rcsaorao as has on Salsnl baron. mo... ‘tar g..aoa.... Ar fmarcn a.. as... illtc Ihrpbunum to ta-srgoaosc no hJrIt;as0 so IIecAl[rIAllAI0 n rlor go yearannaro 9 hip so oraga-in uneca to gs tul as Itrnycurl: 'r ag arytaoc. A5 goassao ‘.- ag creates its D-yeAnIArt4c 'tao.n no "air mo .rn may rra a we at; no nA[crIlIm lo plbtlu . its salts-pa-c claims [it Ar cur (ulna. sugar. hams. can; 0 or am. It ro ta... ca o-put has peers as omteao '-r eaoga.n- . cs ram 61,- mrlsl is on sponsore- a a so llI>b$A0 II[InA, QI[Ii If Alba 55 loans)‘- oo rnsauao Bay nest... -r .r Ilr oats. sun 0 no Of! $I1‘I, A 5IffID D 8 my palm: gaa or-oa;a.li. no ya un- na , so in-glgro as "urn 5.1 to calcium si- - aoa each so whim lane. at our-ta mg. snlsui ham. cam (454114: ‘tar clots-ts 'vr I45lAlf II1iIGA as yeroatua '1 ag's.5.oa. as an Arvr mg ' ugau Itque aorta no nanaa 4.. ‘DOA]I.A '1 It snqao [I as -no ace suga- nuroo. moarautl gas nrIA5I on cauaoasl sign A; nurse to li<AaIl-3-c Ann Aeoaoq-, '5 so 5-cIff4lI aa states as oeasao o. a tr r . go are-t f:aftI ta h.e.,...... an capa- logos. in 0-cssrtt A" saoaea no tultvlatc to vlugatil as caoli cnato no uh. thA<0lIIv-< no gut-no s ngaaso, oo rcarcaao I ulna as Fanatxt am; no euro flan.- cagato go tors soar... as laI;Ii0 BI]- raoea, g In fan mAl1yI4I!-[A ooanyao an :1] F0!‘ mllu gmplh pee ms... o platen-tr aa Amllrmlt.‘ i1l rear-ram a colts sugar. ha. a. sessan was penny o vtooaros no mo, ' so corps fur nu. u an fdtpgn as raorcao 'r In ca Iua I5 ssanas. ' ' ‘up nucsmg phone; a crate rllgoao; in fIlA II sgatmn ‘r All gnaw; so gnanu. ‘up hactuf gun Bl-bI5viI ‘or. a pliftlsn oaec ' as mcnaao. .5 tram; ag canons vo ‘I 5 ma tr ‘up gmaaam a'a :Ioy:A6l flirfion um yearn“. aa rptrso Ia‘: rcarpuo to 5... a 's It nonfh gap nested in sugar. but 0. , r oo uttaa to Iuororttm flute on 1' 10. 1 a-staxaaato pa esaacao gs sure. gt‘,-ton, no tltpnuf etunca ssur cuArI no mmstuo ‘ cu on mleaius, no ts-aqelnr-I Qstftlnl as A346 1 lO40I]IIN o o I‘ A lCIf no eaaap to autmu an dqwtlo its hdtllflh in run [-1 It you to nuura . lliii guglilllls IRISH WHISKEY 10 YEARS OLD Mind: in Pol Stills Exclu- slvcly From Irish Grown B ley M ii. taut! ii ILL PAY $25 loS50 PER WEEK To t:ean-cut. Wide-Ituke lrlshrnan to aorta an sslcnme -r emr . Citi. l A. ll. or Monday an nesday evening: hotaeen 5 k 1 P..'ii. A thalra sat, tisaravg. a raarmo gar. am. late. a a daarngnat It a‘ a' fIl7pAh a up an, r. can... cuvtuf no Sttrlaf. an ausao yo I; gaoota so marrpuo of errrnn a ton cumin 0 1]‘ oeitain gag. palms to cams on ouuut a nrnlmco no roman if a ..gss...aa.osa.. if ulltf I bphtfa ‘IA Ivy-um5I It uric agar utgale an caeue no Susan bato- a.. slogan. tapoceac. (Ci-it-lb.) . . lzllllls GARLIC rzsrlvat. Mr. F. J. Bigger Milken Strong Plea for Preservation of Na- ‘ tiollal Speech-There Must Be 0 Dismemberment of Ireland Hopes for Two Hundred Thou- sand Arllieii Men. The l-:nnia Ft-ls, which ran held on June 53 lrl ideal weather WI! 5 plonoun- red success. her. Denis O'Des, hon... Ennis. presided, and llr. F. .i. Bigger =3! the principal EPL‘I'hl'.‘r. .‘ir. Bigger said he loll. Very proud Io loud to h . and he hopcd it hazi been rns home hem. to elery one 1 them, that the tag or Lister in l-. rll the dos was Hug t rotan . ll showed that the hands union had uultcd the tour nrollnc s or lreland vltre not loosened, the they were lreland one undh-i so They i lster It vrn land it was titled. Ind not for Ulster Ilene Reterrlng to the language movement. in made an earnest anneal to at the larval: in lreisnd's Ci‘nl'n. r Thgy Itluld ts doing l.hI! by fostering lha old lislzxulge in their schools Ind in their cnllzges. In phold the o liner. vreIrlng lrlsh material. on u Irish the household retuslna ture. Hg hnved to see is hundred tllcllnnd no my one people. one Parll men Ilzd on Their object there that do was the best that o i tors-ard to male her more progressive. and her aurroundlngs more dignified lhsn ‘bulore. in eullvlllslon. he said it was only hy ' hlvlng Clalar llnd working out her luture. having her own language. her own civilisation. her own legislature. Ind than aha would be tits: Io lugs: Osroo. .... ...., ..- f“"rt"-.x‘j’,-vw-o...m..-- ---w---...tNv‘l ‘ ti" om’,-..n..-. .,r ,....... .. s grand and tree nation. M due a nation I: Iny in Europe. s. n n take anything but ll-ish mlnufab . I ,,-sM....,.,......wo.oo.ns...“ i J

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