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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 ‘nhvve recited to Very encouraging. The passage ‘the miserable lions little Hill. lPl1lled In all Ireland. wont Che Baeldc Cimemcan. X ‘ml’ 25. 1914 DFHGE OP $ie.$teilc Iiiiriaiicln I63-!E7 wmtaiw strut iltsod Building) - NEVV,’ YORK CITY. N. Y. -rlnmraoxlii: ms hxzxlrarl. p. 0. no: list. Published Vvnakly by THE GAELTC AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY r-naroaaa-an CFDKI 'l-ul r.awa or saw roars jum- you Is. mossr. President. I mire rum-. New york you navsr, visermid las wiillam 5:. New enr. Torin ...... TERMS-POSTAGE FREE one rear-a' subscription u.iio six Months‘ . . . . Loo checks and Money ornera :hatIld he : able to The Gun. Amt.-i Publishing donor: .7. Nut York. In van t "'hOi.ll.ll ta. 6 l o tho: Treunrer . .'- vaowan. at thit omcc. 165-:67 wililani atrret. xsw lmrlz. sna Eat’. ici.lr Letters conlmvtma winner [at puhlv naidvliip ttlzhlny this olr I r. c tion ' In utbntzrxbzu in lime if It the rnpev be so - o r ch rteceuurll that slung or any lenyzn renicli rennin this e later than Tuuiiizy evzninn. . advertisements cannot be lnsevieo later than noon M: Wedvlemay. DISIIEHEEIIING IREUNQ BY CONSENT. The news or the result and ins etiects ullthe mnlerence called by King George on the H m the Dlsmunhermenl. of Ireland. showed uninlsl-Iknhler i."l:Il7alh)' with the carsonites, to whom he alluded u “the most responsihle and Its the Amending Bill. to which the ma matter 0 no liouhl-the enlargehleut 0! the excluded area would only make the paltry mes sure I few degrees more mil . The eacrillce hy the “lrish 01 the essential principle that lreland wo sections or lreland divided against each other on religious lines, the more odious tho monstrosity is made the better it will he tor lreiand in the long at legislation tor lreisnd with the restrict- wers oonlerred on the little nub lin “Pnrllnment" and the prohibitions, reaervltlmih, multiplied vetoes and beg g rly iinanctsi provisions. will soon be ' ‘hated. The new situation will pro relegated to ob:cttrlLV- it is all the bet ter lhlt the lrish people should realize that the utmost which even the mos‘. rrtendly Engllshirlen will give them I: vs llnhmln respect: lny lrlthmln but the one with Il’mI In hla hnndd Int! ready to use them. - It would he Idle to attempt to vredlcl lmmedlale devulcpmenu, but tllaaflictl hlttor disappoint- and in south Africa. where they were Allowed It all lndenlured laborers. Ind ln mnny Gaul meni. VII Pitched up. but the latest he lrultful vi’ rehulu, Ind nmong these not the lent desirable Wlll be the elltn< lnlllon of the tnitors and poluouns ihn have connenled to it in lreinhd‘s nante. STATE 0F WAR lll EUROPE. xo battles are yet bring iought, but V Icllng as a s the European stock Exchanges are in is state horderin on anlc. England's attitude, lnflllznced by lodia and ire land. is paclilc, and the British admiral ln s rs-llogruni to the Adrnlrnl in Cnlet or the Gsrmnn Fleet thanking him tor the hospitality shown to the British risitiug rouauroia at Kiel the other day, nzlded it with "The Eritlsh and German nai-les cornrsdes ror ever." WlLSON'S RLWARDS AND PENALTIES. the meiess an n wh rrssidcnt Wllson uses the patroiisst at the Trnnsirvntihental been demonstrated ireriuently or late. Ant aion has Mr. wllson shown his readiness tmreward recrennt member: or Congress hutnhe has siren evidence or a vlndictive desire to iniurs those Revregenlaatlvu who did e the voices or their consciences and vote tor the miserable surrender to England znd the railroads. .1-he Llrooklyrl Etiylc, which supported the President in the canal con-.rorei-sy, evidence or cloth BC the expense I7! one Who rlld Ills duly fearlessly and cast hls vote like I man and on‘ American. The Eadie oi Jul! 20 eB."l: ' it is said that congressman Lsthrop he n ellllal leader; cl city so point out the (so has been up. "‘ it Mr. wiison continues this po he will make I-ostniasierships in the rnitsd states as odious as lnlnrmern' Jrihs tn lrslund. m t e that the si7I’Mntlnenr BRITISH EMPIRE AT WAR. '-l-be New York sun or Tuesday is: Canada as a part or the Brttlsh Empire. The derpatcb was headed. "Tn send Hindus out to sea. It is solo to any that when they so. the British rule in India goes with them, and there will he a reading or the oloodstainsd robber Emvlra. it is generally understood that this shipment ol Sikh Hindus‘. which was arranged by one Gurdit singh, was made in order to bring about a deiinite settlement l.he- veltad question whether their British subieetlon ca- rlcs with it the rights or British cltizeh< ship throughout the Empire tor the na- tlvs lnhabi ate at British India. to err part or the British Em- tlms to enter ireelv u betore long. the Hindu has no stnndlnir as a- Brit in lliriliu with his to llukhstntlds, Siissaons uid the Money C trgus. ssrnuels and .others ‘ing the Hindus in their own land, and very rapid rate, and tho iruits oi wranl and injustice lhnl. grow on the upas tree or British imperialism ars ripen- ng mty-seven years or direct British rule which was ushered in alter meant to dupe the Indian people, have passed Iwnyglnd ch is the whale 0! India with which the British will have to dsal. ’ All over lndlathls quehtiun that is agitating uttawa and London is being discussed by every class at the lndlan people, and when these three hundred and titty-two expelled slkhs return to their home , they will act as ilrehrsnds to iniisnie the mass‘ or discontent that is mauliestiug itseit in widespread con shtrncies and the killing at Nuiive and Brltlsll odlclals or the robber rule that has They will o about as missionaries or tho dnctrlhn oi revolt anmns the teeming millions whose out rerings trom rsniine, dlsesss and oi)- presslon have prepared them to accept it, ‘s be Bricis Empirs will be shaken to its ioundntionr. None know that better than the men now in power in England and the itnunclal rsnisrilia behind them, but may Ire between the devil and the do as to render Justice now tor the path that way is closed against them, In it would mean the end oi’ their rule and ot the Empire as at present constituted. it the accounts that have been an bearing ln the papers tor the l:spt'tsw days ara correct, it is impossible not to admire the determinatlonidlsnlnyed by the victims or British mllrule In the- right against the iniustlcs at their treatment, but it would be lllll more admirable it they were exerclslng it in driving the British and other intruders being the case, the sooner they get luck to India the better. They are showing themselvel Worth! to be citizens of 3 [rec country when they have (read it tor themselves. V THE SLUMP IN CANADA. la the trumpet blast about the prosperity uhesd ior Canada next year by “Slr" Thomas crsbsughnessy. Presi- dent oi the Canadian Pdclllc Bsilway. Lllie the bunch oi carrots tied to a pols held in iront ot the historical don- key to keel: him going. the knighted head or the Canadian Pacino holds out be up the Il7lrlLs‘of the bond and share- holders in Europe who huv, of been throwing their stocks on the mar. kel in inconvenient quantities. All the time, however, the "C. P. R." is doing less business, immigration has I7 E discontent with both the Dninlnlon and Provincial Governments, and recent elections show the Canadian people are prepared to make considerable changes in the volltiul situation. The Iuhul'- vlency to British imperialism and the “lo)'alt7" at s ang or knights and the rlunkey classes to British Royalty is proving too costly to the haeiruroods and prslris tarmers and settlers oi the no mlrllon, with their seven months’ win- meht, but It would lot I lime let the ..i -n, o s lntormatioa Clsmembermen! oi Ireland will evoka a mu t resistance that uni-lot rail in that the South Atrlcane intend to had frvrn South I lndl- Lhat it can only be temporary. and ler Ind Whale horde: of plrlnttea and gralters to keep in cue nnd luxury. shine ineaiis or reiiatriating the Hindus ‘rhioughout all the British Colonies lug tluli pniirur endurance will he re- vlhsre the knighted class and its yarns sites rule. and in London, in-hers the teed- iii cont using the British Government and um)‘ izete u and as their csispsws. And t ey have good ntbaii tea s in the East will meet reason tor their anxiety There is an rllxlly for valuable tlonh NEW YORK IRISH TO HOLD MONSTER FIELD DAY. lrisll-American Athletic Clull Has Geller- ously Placed Celtic Parrot the Dis- pvshl of ill: Naiiilllal Vulliutccrs‘ Com- mittee. Free at’ Charge, for Ltlllor Day -lltn in Brtillli Ctliility lit Meeting Last Saturday Night Enthusiastic in the Work. ring iorce." is being rolled by the white colonial man who ' , onn .. . . .. .. 2ll.uu pushed to the trout by Russia to units regards ills troni s ditterent standpoint. b The New Yolk Committee which hits Boston Cljmlnlltee. Der James a w with riloutenegro in an usl.-resslre more it is nothing whatever to hint that the ;9“V"‘f“l"d lo Coll!“ funds 10 ""1 J Ht K9)‘ in b m“- '7-'0 rnrht to the adriaiic, in nrder to pru- Hindu claims the right or a Brirish ‘ id’ 2":;:s&':‘":'"'=clnrxzmil “$22”-";’xfImlm‘;'l") “" " mm ; .h .: anllclPa;ton or! curl; subir;t in all phrgshiz-I tll:h:Irmilll!reZ‘:e um“ “I Ce“ puk on [Mar Day‘ Tum" Gandmm, New Cum‘ ng event: t e ustrlans nve oiuie will live none 0 nl e vs. - s Monday‘ semmlm 7' in M of we PL . - ' ' ' ‘ ' I I I H 4 6,5,0 a cordon all along their irontier to wnrto rnsp exercises the guisrnin mien‘! ' The mhwmm W Phmp Twunysgdy ma -rm, wards sen are m lrl g large power; and in British columhis. where mm mm,’ ..,,,,,,g,, H, pwmnr PM, L,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,’ Mm‘ I , bodies or troops into Bosnia and llerso the present testing.’ or British lmperis.l- dent, P. connay. and his son, Jullh Francis X. Muldoon. tron: K. at - gov-ins. ’ t , ism is going on. the Whlle Colonist is lC>onvin(y. has oilered ths lrcs use at the C., Jackson, ltllch. ’ . > 65.00 1... 0...... c.,..,.mg5 .n Eurgpg cam g..,,.mg, ark or tbs cuaslon and ii besides County CIal'emen‘s association, posing the T is Alliance and the The Vancouver despstch stun that nioinised to lend its helpvnlll-l Influence New ‘ark. per -loin: Clnne-- =0-D0 other isalknn states are putting their there is great anxiety both at ottswa. “"“""’ “"““ 5 ‘M “‘"‘"'K “"3 5'93‘ est athletic event ever held in the Long island er a. ' The committee has accepted the sen erous nod patriot. G d miltee met last sarurday elenln lrlsh-Amerlcnn ii. :1, 1'9 E. G(ltI.i street. and did a great deal or practical work in the absence oi the President. David J. Naughtln, Charles Nnuliun vusilietl. The com he ledge prescribed l t a my o - stltutlon the nlunl,eers' National Comm A II attended committee to empower-the Bronx men to organise a separate local committee. n.....-on HOME RULE AND PARTITION Kerry Paper Condemns Redmond or Coiiselitillg to Exclusion of Four Counties If Majority oi’ Voters So aciile -British Combination tn Betray Ireland (From the Kerry Wcekly Rcptnter.) terillmrary i ten in probability would hncorne permanent ex- ‘.2 form. with ngt g at all, and lniilcd i em to make any In the Ahlerldlzzs Bill they ainendms sidered necessai)' l e Weeks s Gov rprnet 'hlch would give than tsmiioi-ary exclu- Redmond derlared was the limit. changed its mind and con- senied to slvs more! - it Mr. Re mat-ltl does not change, too, is it not waste or time to he can strlerins and amending this amending B’l.' xurnhers or h own most on thuslsstic ioilowers protested against tir. Re mon ccelltnnce oi the exclu- slon vrarloshl. and he had ntllrh trouble keep them quiet. would not not be dangerous tor him under the circum- stauces to accept any proposal Whlcal -uld be worse lrom xationoiist point of view than the one he arcepzed as the limit? it he is lncllned to give way to-the vnlonlst claims-‘as the Government is inclined to do-the restricted measure or aelhsoveinlnenl. w b robbed or any beneiits and blessings which it orig-' t nothing further sin w Mr. 3 s o Norlll are entirely opposed to partition. and are calling upon the xatlonnltsts or the south. East and west to supbo their opposition. it is not clear what Mr. Redmond’: views are at the present ' s, but there need is mistake about popular ieellngs, which is entirely as to the partition or Ireland, per- manent. or temporary. pears to some people that the be rejected. and that there is an under- etween Lbs Llbcrnln Incl lonlud-who Illll all comblne when le one way or the other. erals Ire evldontly nnxlaue ta get out cf of nee. and ‘Ie think by Lhls llllte (but Mr. Canadian Irnperlalist The wonder is they have ltept it up The loilowiug smounus hare been re celved this week by Denis A. siislilssy. Natlnnnl Trensllrzr ot the lrish Nnllnn- ol volunteer Fund Committee; Philadelphia “Ill-iIl'l[.lal Cnuncll. per Julln Haney isecond ln- slsirueuii.. . . ..,t:,u-iil.uu Jeremiah Flnhnvnn. Ansonla. c0NTRiBUTl0NS To An . THE MEN OF IRELAND. Per Patrick K ,. T .1 he I) ' - izis . Y Jhhll bouncy. -ii. " llw and J. A. DqnneliyDo;-igeny inane a. ' AN‘ Pntriik Ryan lam Enzlewo V J Fold, lhrutlgh y p C 1‘7N.l h Cumiteliand its anus illtChl.ln xew York 3”“ .00 .8 15 be furnished bereniirr, - to pressure or gm, possible to publish the comp]. subscribers tn the lush xs leer Fund. .l-eek's issue. H It llll El It will be prinioell'l..,‘“,,'"“' ext Jahn Redmond is not at all pleased with the treatment he is receiving. it e iotlou-ell Parnell‘: example he would retuss to allow his Party to become thc slaves and tools or Enxlishmzn. and he would have done much better. ‘ EMIQRATION FROM IRELAND. Population Gollstantly Shrinking for ast . ixty Years-Lack 0 Employment for Town and Country Life Goin- patl-ed-Marrlageh Few and Birth Rate Low. Protessor C. H. Oldhhm recently read a paper on fjrhe incidence or Emigra- n on Town and Country [Arc in lre- lxnrl" before B. meellng D! the Stall lost and social inquiry Society or ire nd so 11.. E‘ 4'- Proresscr oidhum said population has been shrinking continuou A BY! It ecome normal i In the tlecnde lrorll 190] ll t e nunlher of f llleh rose from 910.335 to 910,718. nnd the inhabit- ed houses is rose from 358,158 to in the yen lsiis-2 the populs. s<;l,ii-lit tion or lreisnd was estimated to ha . risen by 1,931, an , ugsln. 1911.12 to have risen by l,ioz-tbs nrst instances or the kind since ths solitary c s at tho year 1876-7, when the popu- land, have grntion oi 2,224,059 men and 2 women. .. . -. Taking the counties oi lreishd sepa. rntely. there are eight counties fro Ithirh women lime emigrated to larger in dustry and the shirt nnd collar industry at this uoythorn pro.-ince. reslly startling to ii 8 and alll toulltrle: in the rust that the male sex is now preponcicraiiug. e lack or employment tor women ireiand was part ol -rlz.. the result or vi I ltural -it sees duri t inst tour decade I’ or oidham said a satisiaclsrv veature or t res ror e as i . on solid sound, and genuine bull: ‘(or the cmri I t i soul to rind euiplayinent nrsrrisd wonieu. Under the prp lnrrehse." 5... M e gap caused hy nre sot rate or emisrsrlon .5 c S the unnoll ed. duce probably one-lull ot the wenlth: the country. . The rrotessor ga.-o the ligures or Lht urban population and those of the run‘ population. as obtained trom ills csnsus since 1 . and the the whole voliulatlon to lilo. Thus M1! 7 19. persons lived in th- and 66.5 persons in 9 try." ln the arts or using a most r tile soil in the business or ngrlculruro. lrelond --is but a’ ruined lsnd, wanted and withered by tbs titty-yesrs-lop: struggle to se is the question of land tenure. l-ience and so grievous is Lbs contrast now visible in the town and country lite at lreiand. nu‘? AN IRISH PEASANT SONG. n,n. > y l.o-.isr lslot'.r.l1.GU1xr.t'. i knead and l ship. but my ills is low s while. oh: i long lo be alone. and walk abroad mil vet ii i walk ‘alone, and think oi ' naught at all. Why, l'rnlTi me that's xttuhs. should Lha wild tcars tall? The show-er-stricken earth, the curd! colored streams. ‘ They breathe on me awake. and inosn to me in dreams. And yonder Iv)‘ fondling the hroke cu- tier.-all lt pulls upon my hehrt till the will tears tail. The cnhin door looks down a mm lighted hill. And tar as Leighlln Crosu the heme Ire green Ind ' But once i hear lln’s hed ts tn The toolishuess is on me. Ind "' sill , sti l: h’ the lilltkblrd ln Lei‘ H A 2 Irlld tears I . -:o o THE BARDS; 91‘ OLD- in Europe. except France; is; the again‘ rate is rather too high tor a populatlon o largely rural; and up the Irlsh emigration. though much diminishes go, the last. twenty years, is still some- Igilaf. larger than is economically desir- s e - what caused the decline we, the low birth rate. which arose iron the rigor 3 Fa‘ -4 o : n as -r l the country over twenty.years only 44.8 are married women in lreiand in 1911 be- Sr ninrrled Inna III been ruched. To star the decline or lrish tabulation what In: most required was ‘wad (A. 1-ronslsnion from tbs lrish.) - SEACHA. DEAIM n n. pg r be dead; - For the Saxon woit bath cl-er! 0“ "' told. . - d . and his voice is heard instei - . : lt- 'rhere were rsars and hrs in that M4 , l as-ie. . ,‘ whose coldut word wha a aoultui'i:;' Ah. Gad? bow iron hearts Were" X y wall at s csoiner barn Butyohl how their chords ass ‘strung 5 ha when the might or the D” . chanted: mu Land " and W” 51> a music lived In the old en loxe toads beam. made rush. .1 min and men wrought deeds Asst“ :2 ya mlnurellhlai v and minstrels there were -r o l H 5111]! could no mortal plow’? "”' --. sq..--....-.-..-,. .s..........n. l3'=T".:;'."'z'3:r!1': L‘l i. is lrl o; iii iii: 1.

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