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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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Disclaimers	Disclaimer of Liability Disclaimer of Endorsement

OCR my 25, 1914. I Che 5aeLic Glnenlconi was TO AID VOLUNTEERS. mmolphia Municipal Council Hag Planned Monster Athletic Garnivzil and Picnic, the Pro was of Which Will be Turned over to the National Committee for the Purchase of Arms for the Men in Ireland. ;iH]LADELPHIA, Jul)’ 20.-The poiisclelhhiu liunloival council or thei Er, Voluntterlruict lasidllghl in thei 0, H. Cluh. 1608 West Broad islrtzloi 1. use recently llet d weeltlyl es;-cntial y W srlendld Progress oein; nrarilrested an ill sides is announced in at week’: LlAH.ii.: ,turnn.i.v. s gre t uttiletic carnival ud will he held at central Park,’ this great gala'dey will he ' ahornte scale than ever ierore attempted by the men or Phllhr 5 0 3 iielph . g mating in true Irish rssiiion will te one or the many attractions at the- gs, which will he held under the iushlcts or the Philadelphia. Municipal Council. There wli he eels, i‘ . nrirnpllilss und iigure dancing or all - danced the music or m it , Exhibitions or Irish nisnursotures will prove an interesting feature of Ills Isiirn. Those desiring oothu for i. Buidley. at the Irish-Ameriun club. lzi. Spruce sltl'eeL The etliletic ieatures. including box- bouts. to be provided It the drum its and wrestling conridsnce t I h netball match and an Qxllillillon hurling Ill-llL'l'l. The rivalry rettignized ability will address the us- iiialage on the recent political and s or the t-omniittee are a nl-inc ytia Tile orncer ianies Reilly. chairman: 2'. rite-chairman ni re- tordi g and corresponding secretary, Eduard r a . ct will he d every Sunday morning at the ll'l5h-American Club. ' ‘I26 Spruce itreet. Several pnrsonsthere hue received letters iroru their klnsiolk in IrelInd- tisirust and dlsiavor. that would be rock llllou iubveinent would perish as which the e lrish Army oi De al irinies the wide W that they be kept tree from the destructive innu- os . Personal con ihu uns amounting to iris were received last nl hL A coin. individual subscriptions c Ssfu issue or [Ill collection or runds to arm the Irish Volunteers nt home. ‘ i THE LIMERICK VOLUNTEERS Latter From Kilmtilloolr Tells oi the Progress of the Movement in That Section and Condemns RslImolld's Action. The iullowing very interesting 1011'" II ‘Is received rroni K nialiock. county Limerick. u iew days use by W P- 5'- Kenuedr or Perth M Ainho. - -la 0 the men who took part in the attack an the police uurrack on the night 0' llarih. 3. iss7- > Kilmallocir, July 9. 1914- enned i E E. 3 k r irr. - eel [‘;:mcd tor not writing you this ‘"5 hi“ have not been In verr 800 iii and could hardly take an inter- :l in Inyllxing. hut i promise now to ‘ I hetter correspondent in ruture. l "2 received 'r movement to l " given I vary poor return ior the [hour sands or hounds t Afler all niiirh praise ls o-iliig to Sir Edward Carson, ior siiigle-tinudall he has done more tor his I‘ Prmian-Itlori to arm ii iii he let me 0 till the. -cnt y terms oiterod tlicni. sutli is the (unions l'-lad:-r‘ w that iircilous to e csnis these litter helped him to get control or the movement reverrliodyi ireland or y spirit and utterly Rerlmond'I lrli-nrls are disgusted at iris interior- erice-Iv n the oiuntocr movement n rier his control l hei ve will no good. a i re r very much that on no ourit or IuiJilIl's iritei-rerence the volunteers will shortly split up into sertlonsf Already this is occurring in me placer Tn e policy oi the Exevutlve oi the volunteers was perfectly sound-non on>ser‘tal'lxl'ir even without amendment it Rule Bill passed i It would call would no Home Rule. it cvcn as it stood a liill hr the thor ough and coniilloie silbiusallon oi Ire- land. No power. were in it to do any- th ng You saw this in your lmlier. Tits GAELIU It.iir.niu:a. on the contrary, Ire- land afterwards would have 42 ralrreeenr lathe: in the London Psrllnment: is i those wouldrht Unionists, lenvi 2 Lil: for: when any little law the Du llnment might.-pass wls vetoed Ireland had no iorce in the ndon Parliament to put it righL- Again. it the Dublin Pnrllunicnt tried to exceed its not or- ore you can go . now what u nretty mess no (Redmond) has hrmighl shout. ’ There is one thing. though. in the would sunrta, yet have n great iollovrlns. nnd longing tor the - . olunteers seemed the only hope n no or his Party will not oriend tlis Govv erumenl. by asking it to wit drew the Arrns Proclamation. oh. no: that would ,. ans. lr Volunteer: nts independent attitude ey would he this to prevent iniuetlce attempted by Red . 11 V d he uhia to cnrorce that every one o . would so grahhlng the plums. niond saw this. rinunce such u inuu rrom AniorlcI'.’ it makes too sick to think or it. you would like to know how the vol Ilnail nunrhcr. thoushr 11"" ""1" " week: i uni in them and have ID“ ta ta drill. although i sin solos throng e “M I viere with rnl earrmuieen about them ‘ i d r drill ll poor -2 ye! '"“" “M” Sc o l hellevu only """‘.r:,m-122.. June l was at u ii-I-de t olzllllnerid uoo silo or ‘I00 marched n ndinrtl oi Kil- lso iroru the surrouoad WW '3 alt lllrv nisn therein 5 ,0" Re . ll Ina. 0 ' admit. i hope my '1“ VOLUNTEERS’ FIELD DAY. First Regiment Will Hold Its An- gramli-lo Arranged for the Occa- sion-Lzlrge Contingent Will Come rem PL" ’ ‘ " INIS IAHEE or TllE sii HISTORY AND LEGENDS. l3y Francis Joseph Bigger. NTS AND SCHOLARS, ITS e All lrlshmen in New York and Vlclnr lty are looking lorvurd Wllh great has leiesl lo the iorihronling field day of l a First Regiment oi Irish Volunteers. Wllivh ulll he held in Celtic Pirli on Sundly. August 9. rue programme Irranged by lPie‘IL> tile mmmlllre id have been Irrnug-.-:l between the hurling and ioothall teams oi the First Regiment and the Robert Emmet hurling tcnni Incl shamrock loothsil tennis oi Philadelphia. The seventh Regiment and Iboui l.- 500 irlcnds will ram is Lrong mntilr gent iroin Philadelphia and on arriving. u iitso M. on the dny oi the games will pro reed direct to the park. .. events Irrnuged. ror are t the Penna)'lvInlI Depot at u n n. marching order. iuedal oi honor race. etc. . 2 s. and I most interesting an instructive ieatura will he I lnam bob tie. V Every Irrnngemerit to provide ior nerict-t order nod to ensure the conziort of visitors is being made, and it is corilldently expected Llut the annual uicnic. games and review will surpass un)‘1.hlng yet . or this year presented. RUIN OF IRISH FISHERIES. British Government's Policy Is to Destroy the Industry While the English and Scotch Fisher- men Have Received Subsidies and Are Aided in Other Ways le we complain of the decline at the ri si. d carrying on sucressiul lishlns. The Irish lishermcn. hovi-ever lack the facilities Ind video i r o E . in Irish Waters lael o the value of Hanoi), and the total value oi the lien oi all kinds captured hy the Scotch ilect Came to Hp 0o0,i70ri. The value o the den caught lust year by lrioh fishermen was onli $310,000. he Irish llsherien are Capable of en ormous development. hu 1 E; g< In Ireland from a practical point or view are oi er - < o little use. There is In army oi cluls paid salaries as large as are halo public umciull Iuywhnre, but. their Drin- cinnl dutleu seem to be t Iiecltlan some upcschiiyli-lg. Then photographs Ire taken a p iogranh and up hot uppenr In the papers. So the IAITG end had too muc his . II oi t Immense In Ireland: the l'eII lntereshs of the eollntry Ire being overlooked. If the scotch ilshe cs are worth 924.00 a 000 I year Ind tl‘ie.Engllah fisheries Ira Facts are stubborn things. Ind it is stick it lhrougn, fol‘ drill is not It It! iullest In one! matter Tell me Where i may be uhla to get (what hooirsellar) the U, S Intunlry Ind CIVI.ll'y drill manuals. My letter. then, in a runner deliresk ing one as a whole; yet the hrignt side might wins Ilnng. o power on earth can Iuppreal lrclund may more i believe ‘he zoo.ooo or 25o,ooo that tould be !I ed in Ireland would fully prepared withsiund with is family are very We Ire Ill right and no ll Cllilll where Fuu Wt possession of the gun on evettiiul morning 0 and in little hand with you Id ior l elund. At least you kept. the ting M7 in the time oi dluger Ind hoot the i-utriotic fcellns continuous. Let it be our nrsyer that the grand old rare will come to its ancient soieu or. old nati my go don vv shall write mu on Iguln.-spurs very sincerely, , mils u'l<ii::rrx. Mr. P. )1. Kenuav. ' ' ' r Having just heard lrom the Secretary oi the County Coullril or Down that the land Lonimlssioncri hud tested the snilquiiln or lnlbllahee in siran . ford Laugh, in the Counrll. I Ihotlghi I cw lines regarding the ruins Ind legends or this most hsuuliiul snot n.iEl1i he or interest. I mliier of still left on this historic island are nail‘ ‘to be preserved rrorn (urihcr dcstruc. tian. The sdiolnlng lands ssi-lag heen sold to the teulnis. the Cnrrinikaiailers had the matter brought before them Ivllh the lhove Very satisfactory result. It in ll.IIl I had almost dtsnllred of Iiiccesd. hut. lhil II now alsurzd gn us strsngrord Lough l'Ii railed. has rlluch history Ilnrlg lil shores and on its three hundred lalllnda And on the created hills, which add '90 much tiuly n sunshine and in long-dlstuncs days or when the shadows 0! lieeC)’ clou I chase each other Ilcrusi Island-hludded lurhce. F‘roIII ill- 8 glcaniirig tier Ind the on rough d clivltira. Ind ever in night the crunilil ing lnittle i an iicien cacti t with many 1 cuucute oi ploughlund between. i on lrinis-lliahee ItIelf u whole volume might no written. out a little must lul- ii The carl Celtic salnl-I ii-lend Ind convert or Saint Patrick himscii- saint lioohni ilil heel island gets its name. Ii I, and evidences .oi the iatts alone we should consider. Facts prove that Irish Depailrnunts, instead or heing s boon and u sing. re a idllui-e and n b.irrle on is state (7! things as regards the man fish ernianniscrcdilahle. The Irish usher- in: He must slender xlinustcd he can do noth- lng. But. the English llshrrmen Ind the Scotch ilnherlnen received did. And tor h Government duty to elr eloquence to It- . Itrlngla wilt Ihould be I great industry. will the people whom- uelvel do Inytlzing! PITTSBURGES IRISH DAY. Fine . Programme Arranged Io Outing in Keunywootl Park on ‘ July 28. PI1'l'SBURGH, July 30.-An lnterentr nounoed tor the era Pennsylvania. w In Kennywood Park on hlesdlir Jul! 28. The cltnlrmnn of tho oamnltuu n Irrungamenlu, Jlmel Kelly. VIII recalve entries ht. 612 Du uaane until July 27 for the following: Dr. Funk Gulllshar IlIVu' llvbhlt Ind the nuoeoall teams or ntyiulon. Ne. 30 Ind No. 43 will Olly tor the Hlhnft nlan eouuli tzhnnlmonnhlb. nlIYIng all the Lie [line of June 17. There will be plenty oi lrlnh slap dancing. and beginning at one o'clock the Irish orchcotn. Thomu Farrell Ind liountl on the island conclusively reality, ‘as well us i e Cyilohcan masonry Bill) to be iraicd it was s nourishing gtroiighozrl when Christ the rounder or its curly college. is the rare lien! llll! ll9M.alI‘0d uripn I! IV v. as this ltlochui. so turned in old story! we are held his mother was wlt.h ll rd One day. travelling Bright, he, come some a tend r youth lisrdlng Ivli " instructed by the saint Ind hsritized. Ind hen gi en new ..rSIxl' special is Hi1.'riexi:el:erI and investors Fora Limited Time Only V 56 Frlilt Trees y 59 Clllcliells 20 000 Hi. incl iiigorid iilldlile ldilrl. This all Eur around BIHIBBIOW ColLh5B Ind Llll, arm of good vrorlurtire soil : vlllh (ly ii-npi'ove- rrlenls Sllidll Ainnrilil Dawn. Sid Miililllly linllow ‘Fl: Slucco lioiise. Slliiv and up A lhllsty 0! mar houses to select lrom. Terms like R0.nL Keel‘ the prosperous and last- groillng nlariufaclur 5 communi- ties of Newark, elll, w ', Plllnfaeld. Somervllle Ind Bmmd Brook. where land is l"BDldr 1)‘ increasing ll: Value. On main line of Penn. RR.; 35 minutel rrorn . Y. city. coinrnute. no i or ’phone tor rres Railroad Tickets to inspect same. Griffin & Moore. 26 Cortland: St.. N. Y. City.- sulta lls. - rtnua liilz eo-tlundt. Special inducement: to purclduerl . of one ltro or more. This was Ibout 43.1 A. I). and helrlro Saint Patrick's iumoiis mission to Turn. wlicn Morhnl was shout lhlrt.-en years of use, in later years the young herd became a rounder oi’ Drornnre. and the rounder or iii. Patrick gave I'bnciinlll to Morliul. known as the riylnr rrozler. herause it we have more down rroru heaven. lwrhrile u relic long treasured on the island A elory is told or colrnan. when u youtlirul ntllilt-nl or saint lilorhol, that one day he arlrri the Abbot ror other orlt to do, mid iiocnal told him to re- move a grr-at rock over which the in Lh: Finian. , tasting ll into the rough. where In-as ulled L'al'llK>ColmIl'l. or co man in oil. ‘ ‘ Many or tho old lrleh names along Slrnllgiord anorcs Ind on are lost or ouerr. names nubitliuled-< .3: Dr. D‘Dollothn in in. Orduunta let lter: iv:-lies, s pic Ire so lgnor isrit"-nut ough rernuinr which, when lnislro iogetncr. g i la let a light iioo ln ullnrl man all curd nluccs Looking at the little lilrhnr or. the east side or til island. rernuiriirig 15 it w constructed Ircll lgn tirrecn hundred not as nl ii:g his ilock between suul Ind Bright. This Bishop son who uitervi-urns took yoiiiixrlnlun away with him. was the successor oi the ism- ous saint Niniun oi wlilti-rrie, in Gallo My. . There is one legend in particular that will ever keep alive tho nuns oi saint Mocha] the world over. often told. I-‘ionriu Pilucleod nus woven it into he u Adventure," and as u E W 6 El a timber to build their churclt on the island. . ' - seven score yonths out beam and -rattle. seven Icoro hands urlscared in battle Their nnotinted Ild did lend him. is no at Ellledralgln (pronounced B-llrdr-lnl. the blur. or 9 blue . thorn. I nlare always connected held in conjunction with the island [I wait; back to the inland. tind with the r en Ind hel l Elan GIY. when I Imndroun thing In van An is root. ed in the shade or u aruigin u oird sung in in bronchus. BI-ut no bird In Inclen! R0 Hllf lo IVBM. or loud I Itnln, ht. and the Saint Invited. "This is reoutsod oi us in building a clhitnh or God," adding, ‘Who with me?” and the hlrd Mblkd ed yelrls and the spell or Beluly So In upon him. upon him. nor n :2 "Where the lpldel’ hl7I:n her web. Iriuri iilsnop-niihoi oi Aonrlruiin, when 51,, ,0 mo", .1, , the gov. island was doubtlrss giirn ovrr to him ‘mm, he, 3", r,,.,,,; gm, en. 11,, .3. to round his scttlcinont Ind any on kw,“ mu." ;nm, 11.. Mm -rank it, his missionary lnlmrh‘ it soon heearua hm, mm in .3 "15 "[333. u plare nl or Ilrlly and lcurning, on well“ and -W the saint or the (anions si-tiools which brought to ,,"k,.,,d 1.1, may up in, ne. Lie, "4 lreland the Ilellrcernt-d litlo or "Island 9 M, M, to m. im,,,;A A ,1, of Saints and Srhnlnra Amongst some church ntood where I tiny one ionnerli or its pupils or lama were Colman. the Datum, mo,’ mg eh, hrethren ut-nrst did not recognise him. and there Iru In oratory in this church to his memory. Then he told hll tale. he was, Ind 1 Abbot again, Ind the or wood a church rs = n. ear or: the ground. their wing? lapping, their bodies trembling. waiting to send tidings of prayer and re a beat of their wings to the King or the Everlasting." A Go oem runs- A sleep without decay or the hndy Mochll or Aondruirn slept. eople o. the cm.-igregnilon I’ the sage Wu lie did not nnd out the descendants, -lnrse melodies-dellgnrrul music The Ingel in the shape of the bird. sang in the middle or the wood, It the lea‘. t e tree rm; years each melody lasted. ildchsi. "being renowned in virtues Ind in miracles. I-I: called to h hunger and Moville, hauling their long bone irons Bangor over con- llg to Movllle. and then entering Long um: and making ror r d an ll fell upon the old Illlnnd, yiith only ILI lune dwelling in the mind! of the a. King John of Ellglund did not pulse to wire a made his camp It in march from FI0l!‘W0(ld to Downpntrick in the I 210. the round tower ll the church And other hulldi cur trnced, wit nree great oncii-ding ushcls. or stone walls. now largely hurled or lweled a petition to Lord nurley, stated it had ex n ed upwards or "iowrs hundred mlrkl" in bu din In blshons claimed Ind held I 2 they misled fumed Then It hour in tho Ilumbeivr. for through it l.Il II Inc‘ hilt IVIQI NNI 011]“ Uri in: into other Xinuds. Ind are now vested in the tenants vino till then. At the north and or the island is tho ‘

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