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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 Z“ I M, 25, 1914. I -Che Saellc Gmenlccm. ' ,. reserves oi patriotism and new x mm at atlon reeling ave heen athed or tha existence ol which we " ve volunteer is My will ever induce the (repll:lun'g weapon and go he slave‘: he '.,ll lorea ever wrest f NW1. vihet irsud succeeded In doing H, -32, The Tories Id co code a hundred llama Rule mentlres torluy ' he the volunteen hack in the limho nl tuillliles. in whit Ireland hn lain ,I long. and not only the Irish volun- hut the volunteers or Ulster are no down wt to t to: their wer o t:ll equally well to see u connict ne- inern the rival volunteers, out in split it III the attempts to arouse sectarian “id political hlgnlry It is unlikely that my will ever happen. we srupow or A co.Vr‘Llc1‘. what will happen in the near tuture glove oi irientlship masking the tiger will he exten all and both roreea It the hallo! box is equ I Undoubtedly the lrallot o as 1 -< Ireland or ulster should relinquish the Is the past. when Ireland wna unit to he lnvrded, England had no troops to spare to protec r tine. rilh inextinguishahla hatred of Irish traditions irllght ugnin essay to sun whatever party in irellnd would it and those about to come to us must he iotttenahle. ' .. TRIOKINB ULSTER. it is already evident that ulster nos been tricked by the Engllsh'Conserva- ties, that her leaders were led on to hlld up a huge army mainly depending than the turn of events In England I: beyond the possibility I)! lny Eng- - .-l =3 u twp: oi humiliation: and horrors drawn “I Icloss the century. ‘ WHERE ARE THE’ Arms! 1)’ methods" Ii?“ We -gain and again rescned M“! elty or rule, appealingt the tr,-, M at hm 9: oi consistency d haw iIlagloal.aati stupid it w IRISH NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS WANT ARMS AND WILL HOLD THEM. . From “Th: Irish Voluntecr." m to restrict the Irish people Irene the meat or an elementary right at civilization. while Ilitrodilcllll an elah them the uxriedlerlry that dictates the reten- tion. It not the original enactment oi the proclamation is as ruinous to the real Interest or Ireland as the restrlo tlon I ports was a '18. nd the Justice or the one is on'an enrt eoual. y with the other. LET rrrzu TALK. we have heiore pointed out that all academic matters should he kept out ot the resin. There are enough people talltips -in Ireland. And It resolutions were ammunition we would never want the Proclamation wtthdr wn. a man who might not know the II t thing ahout a ride might drait a very sensihla resolution, or snake aa str ii in sentiments were supported by every ‘ army in the Ivorl . Bill. then nobody unless there minds ea utlona much is Ionlething at tho blcli ol them. Thera- is ’I‘ the place is not the drill hall or the parade zl-mind. DRILL FOR FREEDOM. it should be drill and drill and drill e 5 FOR THE IVGHTING . 1.000. It is up to the time when more atten- tion should he devoted to the ride. a good service rill: should be kept it the drill hull oi (very corps and expls to the recruits, who id be tra tn hnntiie it, to take it usunder and re- Icqliire a ined ined overwhelming that n s , The hghting blood and the hghtlng instinct o. I d It latent enthuslustn of our soldier race tor the weapon lth which Ireedom is won Ind kept. LIMERICK TEAM WINS. 4Ll.ul:RlCK. July 10.-in the Munster t ra w Limerick. 3 goals; Ti pe an, 3 go 1 point. ‘in Iunior toothnll Tipperary‘: representatives had a great victory over the south Liberty (Limerick) selection, h I o get.n mark i the scor- ing register, whllle Tipperary made 6 goals 5 Points. Not only does the score appear the senior hurling match, but his in The Limdric the pink of condition, and this mt wu ilrat ilttoen E’. 9. partman o the rull measure of their oppvne '5- The Iarwarda were rcellent. a the coring tin hi very rarely missed the opportunities ntrorded them. he winger ntre a hacks could not ave been improved on. The 2 set hy L erick -as exceedipxiy 1-st. and it was pretty well maintained. The r-edamore selected represented Mm’ erlck. wnxrolill BEATS. KERRY. TRALEE. county Kerry. July in.- 1-houaands thrnnsed rrai a see. In lteldins Ing The western men seemed trained round. some determined ruahcs were ut Sheri ach lnzd every ‘mil. , must nut he lanted tor the iiig score registered against Kerry. others Iho did xncui sheridan (goal-kceporl shone out prom- intntly, while rhl-inn. the Kelirtrdy mothers, Tom Doyle, 0'Mnara and Dlvk ilanrahan eaniun work. The more : weriord, 2 goale and II. in the second halt wexiord added a goal and 2 points to 2 polnlll scored tor Kerry. mailing the result-wet ord, 3 goals 6 pninu: Kerry. 2 polnln g4.-on RESPECT PHYSICAL FORGE Captain Wlxita Talia Volunteer: to Rely on Their Own Deter- mination und Sell-Sacrilice. t a large lneetlnxr held at clogher. county rlonaghan. on July 6. over and Irish Naiiotul voludteerg were present The volunteers went through many In- trirata military evolutions. captain white. who reviewed the vol- voluntee to one a in ol mutual respect amongst all sections or lridhnnen e waa only an or wag not a notion light they were engaged In. it was a great national use. The orangernen had aet the ex- thtng he wished to say, a i. would not he suppressed hy the press, was’ that the great weakness or their lorcn at the present time who want or leaders, and without trained leaders they could not do rnuc They should not rely on the Provisional committee the Irish Party. American money, or I rue combined; the only thing that they or any other iorce could saiely rel on Wu Lhelr own determinntlon and Ieil-ancrince. Ker. Jnrnes O'Dlly, C.C., Clogher. cone gratulated them on their splendid turn He thought the time tor apeec lneking was past. You have been re crtlited, he oontlnued. to aateguard the rights or all mshnlen. you have not been recruited to nsht against your tel- low-countrymen. nut to help them it neceraary.> You have not been recruited to stand hehind any man Train our- selves, discipline yourselves, and ha a clent army to tight, end, it necessary. to die tor Ireland. E’ KILLING CATTLE TRADE. Orders of English Board of Agri- culture Destroying Ire1alid’h Chief Industry. . While the Irish Parliamentarians are weekly picking up any lil.tle‘rrurl:lbd that fall iron: the Liberal taole ‘null tantely carrying out the Liberal pro- gramme, the lrlsh cattle trade. the chlei inilllstry of Ireland in being done to valll: The lmh Indualltul .I0ltl'yIt‘ll, or dirty t. in an article headed “Death ‘Slow to Irish cattle Trade," as s: . t tear on the rutritllluna are strongly col-rohorntrtil by a lueetlng oi’ . Slliord Cattle Illtl sheep ‘finders’ association at lhe cai- tle Market Hotel ittanchester.-on lion- day. June 29. The Pi‘-ealdcrit, Mr. J. P. arrne, slid they had ruched a crisis in the history or the Irish cattle trade. Two weeks ago the Board or agr ul- ture stopped i:,llIlIl sheep and l,totI head I eattla tram Ireland owing to an aile e mouth disease. the Hon e a mistaken tuae. mouth eaee at all. that statement, though the e lrkeohesd on that ltionduy tianchesier. cattle at Birkenhead he removed to thc various centres (or slaughter and yet cutie ht Mode Wheel have to be liiiledl ‘T . . . a. El‘ . . 1! -< . l. =- 1 -‘i . 1-:2. yer [ha loss of $10,000 or 212,000 which in: to the standstill issued to the Inspectors at phru oi landing should he unit and to know hy whore ordera were the marked Animal: killed at the various cattle dealera hardly s "The Board or agriculture. he added might eventually stamp out the disease nut that would ootur aner they had killed the cattle trade.” u ' nu KICKED. T00. in ma lltlll villain of Perdlmra I wannrl committed Illicldk hy Bulging e. At the lllberll L I I . I th h ”E""“"n:’,',:::m::, W ry "mil: tho: llemllnd nlet. with a terrible IOSI. 1 pm" M m xmzxtotd men as. so- 'u," said the hushand. hearing a a w I llilfc lll llltll‘ IIICCQIG. :,d,',"$x,m:I,‘.teKerry were rliinlla st I hip team. "'t:.L::;":::'.. .. dolls: I bushel when Lhey [nl ripe." . IDEAL IRISH COLLEGE. Dr. Douglas Hyde Phys Glowing Tribute to Excellent Work Car- ritrl on in St. Entln's-Edncn- tion Should Not Be Divorced From Nationality-Pnst Pupils of Institute Distinguishing Tllelneeives in National llni verliity. Th! ltnnuli liporla Ind reunion of the n the college grounds. Alli-r the shorts an Interesting drains, It pnllhg an incident ll gn or cash in the a. was vrml-nud hy the H. renrse, B,It, headmaster at the col lrge. introduced Dr. Dourllaa Hyde, who lstrlhured the school print. Dr 3 e. n the course or an address in English and Irish, paid a -rl D me was trying to realize. and were the conditions he waa striving to lru had a country. hut men and (choral: like st. ‘ in; back Ignin the cnnsclouaneaa 0! be nrs buck. or rather of Ireland, only In in-Iit.ati Iilr. PA for’ his encouraging remarks and tor his kindness in distributing the prizes. lie congrntnleted the , one I the acholnstic and in the athletic com- ironl tha st‘ “ale Dill! ihroltgh their university rourlle . in year the won their or t llrgrre In the hi 5 a‘ 2 to add a credit. st. Erulan had hi-en a atll-read, Ilroreloro, in showing how Important r lnitlor tu ultlultlon the national spirit in he. They were trying t wed together again the old spiritual oud heroic tru- I the cast. and they found that (en 3 y were also we more than tolleges, as evidenced h - min: and other allccessel they had Won in the Sstionai l'niVer1ll-)‘ DRILL MUST BE MASTERED. ilaior Gerald ueeee, n. coole, who ran eomrnane or the Irish ttohal V unteer organization in westmeath. is l'lnVOLll'lK All his time to ill! work. which IF to him I inhor at love a an address a to the to practice are patience and tel!-m I. . It will, he says. he I lime cl drudgery 11 who is Worth his hit. '5 musketry and held practices are under- taken. iiltilnllta TEE VOLUNTEERS our pantry corrupnndenl. etataa. say: the Dublin Independent of July 9. llll a curious development ken place the Buntry yolunteer movem L A strong corps as e n I ior some months and they possessed great cienry and atttltud cite a oi Nltlonllists were include in II. as per alan a P estanta an Con- hlld lnotelll of out there are two bodies at Vlvlullteeri, one Icluaoriedxinx til! 2' A‘ ‘dfjx: rt‘-,.‘.evva.wrm.e.e-var--rt;r v ‘. - . Redmond And the F. I. Idhorenllv hold- ing on to the origins pa It)’-mnon-Doiib km) and llllll-QEPLII . The Limerick resolution. calling for the repeal of mid Al-t mine no at the B diam and ninirirt council meeting yer terduy The [leadership at Mr. other. mlinly a. hecause they would take no all-)3 to have the rec V ruailon withdrawn. could have that done it they wished. .' rd, and the resoiu lmn In marked read. OMEATH IRISH COLLEGE. Professor Maclloill Says the Es- tablishment Will Bane Teach- ing of Language an the Oral Gaelic of Ulster. The openinl or St. Brigid‘: lrlih Col- y Louth, on July 7. irh lrlah llir. Doinn, Mn‘... Itrtlee. yror lesaor Eoin hiM:ls'blll, who repre tng III e the third nearest diocese-his own- tna clergy and the iaoopla were under a oloud oi sorrow, trom which he him hell did not escape. owing to the death or Lhe the hiost Rev Dr. Tohili. an old trlend at his. a great. Irishman, and a sincere mend or the Irish language. They had heiora them In that college I at a o o. lrlsh language spoken in omeath-the language or the people as they spoke it naturally, Thel tho lrlsh ol tha There was no substantial dllterenco be- r faithful remnant-of thu people of his in. That college had been established and pose or basing the had reminded them that geographically they were cleared as in taster. But the houndary that separated them tram the geographical Province or Ulster urns a very narrow one. I across it easll- at some place. without being a good awlrnrner, a that made them assemlila there In that roliege was one or t the little grographtcal line was nothing u p r would he more, than a geographical Ilne. lrihh language, land the worli they nhi.-h would absolutely deiy and nullity any or those hints or mam ur nations. -wwwm. . II had hecoma to mine or the Britons in their own days at Roman tturiremacy as a dried law at Providence that the! and the Romans should never DnrL Bill the par ag gth.- eels- ly Newt. Sierra Leone. West Africa. Ireland's New llleailoll. Have you men the new Irish paper “THE IRISH VOLUNTEEIIT’ -in drilling- organizing and equipping of the IRISHARMYOI FREEDOM. Your homa county and lownlartd ll preparing tor the fray. write tor the paper and sea ow you eat. help. send a dollar hill and it wiu reach you weeltiy or t e ntha all your order now and it will tllch lhi next A RETRAIJTIOV “Lack here, Mr. Ediw exclaimed an Irate caller: “you referred to me yesterlily It A reformed drunltaril. You mull Apologize, or I'll Itle your paper (or lihei." v , Iir.” replied’ the editor. vrtricl the alaleml-nt cheerfully. I'll say you haven't rerormed." LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURTS, IRELAND - 1t'RlsDlCTl0.x' - CORK 0. DIVISION o'BRlE.x' at Knockarullon (otherwise ilollyhiil) Bal- lino-n In county or corn, married a ma. Admlnlntrhtrix tie hauls non oi hiichnel Crowley. s nr., or Knnckur cullen atorepald in the rounty or Cork. iarme deceased, Ptsintlir. ELLEN LEVI or Knocliacullen aioreeaid widow and Adrniulairllrlx or Michni Crowley. Junior. oi annie place, iarmer, decull-il. Defendant. - TAKE NOTICE that by an order of in tho “Cvlella Amuitan World" oi notice 0! the -ree should he deemed g vice on y Ii that lh: time Ilithin whldh you lhollld IDDIIIO cuaoeL lrld to, or Vlry Lbs II d Decree should be I1! week: from And furLhar the III iollowlog aoeouhts and the following nani should be Like]: lntluiriel made. 1. An account od what is dun to the creditor: of the slid Mitlllei Crowley. Senior, duulaed. 2. An account or the tunei-at ex- domaaed. 8. An account of Lhn personal eatata of the said deceased co the hlndl of Lhe Plnlndt or 0! ma Defzndnnt or of the and Dian Crowley, widow Ind Adnzinlstru at the la Michael Crowley. ed or to my or either of at my ohhor rider or Do- ‘ or. deans . them or to the hands or Title (inland) Act, 1591, de- volved to or becomo n his personal representative and which should be administered in e Ind what lncumbnn a d prior-ltlea (hereol. and which of such inarmhrancena con- earh incnmbrancer res tlvely on root. or their several curnhr c 5 Dec- int aa aloresaid are outstanding or un- dlsposed oi. An inoulry who are t e o rt or the uni time or his death, and whether any or them are slncs dead and ii so who is or are their legal personal rcvmneutaure or representatives 7. An account or all numd receiv- wly ol advancement or other- It was and that the said inquiries and ac- eounts he completed hy the clerk or the crown and peace he the time at the implication at this N0- lice you will in defllllt of your ranking Iuch application as to hereatter men. ttoned ha hound or the proceedings in the above lull In Lhe Ime manner as if you hid arlginally bean made I pnrty to the suit. lllli that you may nttend the proceedings under the shove cloned Decree. xnd It ) auhaeouent sitting to cancel, vary. or add to the said Decree. Dated this nth day or Juno, lsu. . st. .1. o'cox:<ELl.. clerlt or crown and Peace tor the county or Cork. .1 ‘IRA wot. ' solicitor tor Ltte rlalntln. ssihheretn, county To John crowley and Ellen Ah “‘“"‘ “"’“' “’ ‘ mwley) two at the children 1:! the was Ildanager uaisrr VOLUNTEER. .. said lillch wley, senlo g 5 ztdiddla ahhey street. ce . or it sad to their personal Dublin. Ireland. ropreaentauves and next-or-lrln. Telephone: no) Styveung DOINNELLY MANUFACTURING CO. Deplflmell II MARK COWEN R CO. ‘ Uniforms and Military Equipment: Headquarters lor Uhiiorrns n! the lriah Volunteer: Ordtrs No. Ii. - Servic: unilorrns mnsistinl of Khaki hi-ougen, Blue Flmnel shirts. elc.. also on hand. v PERFECT FIT AND FINISH GUARANTEED - 737-798 BROADWAY. , Cor. 10th Street. g A in accordance with non] Ncw York I I I t I I I I I

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