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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XI, No. 41, October 10, 1914, Whole Number 578.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	1 March 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1914-10-10
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 ork Tinlttes commenced the lrlsh roluntser -kxusx&%V3hiVNx 1 . y A JOURNAL DIZVOTED TO THE CAUSE OF IRISH INDEPENDENCE. IRISH LITERATURE AND THE INTERESTS OF THE lRISH RACE. vaI..XI., No. 41. Whole No. 578. ‘ NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10,191-1 rs.-raa..s.....aai.....r.rr...orr r,......ri>.rrs.ros.y.a noovirmh i..r.a..s..ars.4c..agr.-sotsasrsasrn, PRICE FIVE GENTS. IRISH VIILUNTEERS IIEPIIIIIATEA IIEIIMIIND. Men Who Founded And Organized Ireland’: National Army Cast Out The ‘Arch Traitor And His Creatures Who Sought To Make It A Recruitlne Agency to? The English Governm Slaligittered In France-Issue Timely Action Was Taken-Redrnand Had Grossly Violated The Fundamental Liiw Ofliie Organization And Betray- ed Ireland Ey His Actions And Speeches. The original Provisional Cariimiltee or the Irish National volunteers-ins men who conceived the idea at starring the movement. who brought it.inth ilie. glntured it in its early stages. went town do town organizing, counsel- nill it uecanio a great service to Ireland by casting out the traitors who were trying to turn it (rain ii t we tliken at the psychol- ment. he address in the Irish National Vol> uuteers announcing and explaining this the municipal life of Dublin. when Lord Mayor Sherlock and John R grossly violated all the proprieties and the rules and lations governing the was A challenge it or Ireland. and it us prornntiy taken up. - The Manifesto oi the Provisional Co‘rn- mlttee was the answer to this audacious inipudence of the Arc, Traitor who has undertaken to sell his country inr the oppressed andgrniyhed her (or seven men turles and that a tow weeks hsiore had massacred Iris wonlen‘.Ind children in the streets oi Dublin. The review woodenhridse, Count)‘ ii w and the Dublin Indeprnderit reports that part or Redmond‘: speech I: follows: ‘ "Wicklow volunteers, in spite oi the beauty of the duty is, M. sQ’couts to defend the shares or Ireland from foreign invasion. l: as a whole are [at stake in this "This war is Ilntleruiien in delence and shrinking irorn the duty than the held or battle that gallantry and tour: s which have distipsulshsd your race all through its history. .y “I say to you, thsreiore.” conlmilelg Mr. Redmond, "your duty is two-fold. d and religion in this war s in every other speech, Redmond in e underluolt to prostitute the Catholic church to the service oi Enz- lsnd hy utisring shameless lies. reply or tn. provisional cnrnniittse lol- lows; '' PROVISIONAL CO!!.VlT’l'EE‘S STATE IIIEXT. To the Irish roiunierro. Ten months ago a Provisional Conl- “Wement with the solo purpose oi securing and deiending the right! 1"‘ llhsrtles oi the Irish people. The more ‘ urn oso l-in on these lines, the-usb """"=" a lid time. obtained thu Oiwosed for a ent And To Send The Man To Be Manifesto Stating Why This srrppvut at tho Irish Nation. when the oiuniscr moveruent nso necorne the . tied it, to endeavor to his ronirol. , 'l‘i‘il'ee ruoruns ago he put tors-ard tho rioiru to so Pro 5 brlnz it under not i'i-illcetio‘-d llerm nt of the Irish Voiiinteer organiza- tion. it is clcar thlt this proposal to throw the country into turma .and to = E 3 :1 E er 3 5' F ‘ll Redmond consented in a dismomberment of Ira- lan , which could be made permanent a him to it sat p rar . He was now prepared to risk another disruption and in mm dliierent Mr. Redmond‘: noniint-cs srrr admitted simply so his nominees, and without Cir o tion . r. Rnriinnnd, addressing a hody oi lrlsli Volunteers on last Sundiar. has now announrrd ior th- Irish volunteers is noiiry and programme rundanzentaliy at varianre with in and accepted aims and pledges or n his uornlueea. ars. oi course. iden- tinsd. He has declared he i duty oi the, Irish Volunteer: to take for- eign service under a government which is not a mads this a - nouncsm without onnsulting the Pro ionai conirrilltee. t s volunteers themselves, or the would or Ireland. to service alone they are devoted. 'Ing thus disregarded the Irish volunteers and their solemn engage- rnsnts, litr. is mood is no longer enr nine "representative men parts of the rounrr-. < lltled to ct on the provisional Com- Inlttee. accordingly cease iienceforlia to hsions In that body. Ind irons this data until the holding oi an Iris volunteer convention the provisional committee consists of th s only whom it com- prised more the admission or air. nod. mondrs nominees. . the next meeting or the Provisional committee we shall propose: 1.-To call a Convention or Irish vol- unteers tor Wt-dneld November 25. tell, this anniversary or the lnsugur-l meeting or the Irish volunteers in Dub- ll ’ n. 2.-To reamrm. without ousliiloatloo. tho rnaniiesto proposed end edovted -1 the inaugural meetin . ‘ o oppose any diminution or the measure oi Irish self-government which The ilgnltortu to this Itaibmenl are Ameriu prevents him trons being a aigruiorr nil . (Signed). Eolp ilsrxsill. chairman ‘ I Protlelonal Comm e. L ghaiiis. Treasure omas . - Donngh. Jose to Plunkett. Plaras Beitsial Michael .i. Judge, i>strr Pull . at en. ex-Al .: ean llae niobuln. F. ii. Pearse. Padraio 0’RIAln. Bui- to E‘ us o'conchuiihaiy, Liam liieiio-vs; L. Colin o'Lovhialnn. Liam l.'a Gouda. et r white. it Kiidare St., Dublin. September 1'4. iftll. on PEACE SUNDAY III NEW innit." Prayers for Universal Peace in the Churches of All Denomina- tions-Gardinal Paris Says There Is No Culture Without Christianity - Monsignor Mc- Quirl-I Says Descendants of Those, Who Burned John at Art: at Stake Are Loudest in Tlleir Dellullciatioii of Burning oi’ Rliaims Gatheilrai-Father O'Connor Says Good Will Be- tltions Cannot Be Brought About by Temples of Granite and Marble. Pears Sunday-Orlobkr 1-II nut and zone. “'l.lBi. had been Accomplished til bring In In end the Iwful war, which I devastating the fairest portions of at 8 m to I3 manhood.‘ it must be reluctantly ad. mltled that all the sermons and ls:-lures, delivered on last Sunday, have railed in their purpose and that hrrwlll not have the euel-t oi short-ning the dura- n oi the tier h e day, eiace Su II! proclaimed by President Wilson it is not cerutn whether it was mpted to Lake t as Ice Society. Vl‘l:stM'er prompted hi! Iftlan, the day‘ was gF,ll- srsfly ohserysd to the churches ct all deliominlilona. II well AI In the xylnr go 06!. I While It is generally believed that the Pelee Soriety wna behind the provlnmla war Ind ace. and the literature supplied hy Carnegie‘: 311,600,000 bureau Ila not utilized to a s w d continue until tbs belching! of Chrfut would he observed by lil ullionsl When this han y luau would prevail, greed and rspsoioy would disappear, ani rl a world observing the wo stow ,undenerv praise on England- tha hlrlot of the AW I Out! this small Anginmaniac coterls thsrs was no Attempt to whitewuh infnmy or to ignou the leddonl of history. It would be impossible to (IV: even a brief outline of the E dellvemd on peace churches throuthollt. the city. 2 warne the zregationa against the sedulousiy cirr cuiated accounts or alleged outrages by the Germans against priests. nuns a n =. row exists as a Sutuln on pane catholic churches. They also pointed which would not now have reached that out that religion I not an issue in the SM, 1,... yo, ins Irish Volunleers. )mr, and not to iorget that the Clthollr .-rs rsoudiaie any undertaking, by Ihnmaoever liven. I I: out to I ,.is oi lre.-land is allowed to exist. to demand that the present no- "... or governing Ireland tlirouzu Dim (Int outrawi "' “‘””'“- -Church has brought Ibuut this state popuystlon oi the ual Alliance was in excess or that or the countries l':olIInris- in: the Triple Erlienie and their Illlea. cardinal Farley. speaking to an im- mense lhrong It the Cntlledrnl. Aaid: "When iilil vernmenl in France sought i hind the hands and lost o the , It tiers that would deprive them oi their rights as civil subjprls Pope plus and, imreling at his feet. sought hint to guide them and to aid .1 a out the Pontlfl could grant thrvn ho tsrnooral more. He oi orever. give power he possesssd-that or freedom troni the yoke or France. He told them to arise and to north hungry nd nornslrss into the world in s arch o: new homes. "l>le,edleosnen or the counsel. at the ol stislrs. and henrsiorsard lrrancs and tha other countries oi Europe will resi- d that A Nlllonl ‘ ;l‘e(ti‘:ui1dd!fli:i’IIl:ilil entahllaiied la la place.‘ 7 lie lhlt there If no culture without Chrllt Anli. ." The Cudlnli Illa reminded hi: ileus srs tbai Aliiirll in ins must catholic lplilllry in Ihe sorirl. ' rt-v. xisosignor sltquirk. r-sslor or at. Paul: church, East llrth strc-t, said he did riot sits eredrnrr, U) rhsrsss oi siroriiirs Illinst one or ornrr or ins the papers to the demolition oi the Rheill-is cstiisdrsl, out or tnst law oi r leiii-raiiorl Catholic editiie ass not altogether lihs nvotirs that called torth the cisoorsts and oitrepsst.-d danuortstlons or this rtzreltnlile Iuir measure. The, nheinta Cathedral us ernrtcd at a time when stro g n rrsnrs, it In-i I-‘rsnee of tits past that catnollrs that world over wished to honor and resin", it do sris.l rr the ideals or their God-it-nrlllg ancestors. Tho vr-ry roun- dhtlonu oi the Faith have linen uuutied to, the pr r: or rranrs, a they have drnarterl irorri the rrarilr or their iathers, who left monuments or their Fnlih as tho unsirns Cuihcdrll lor the world to admire. Thai dsiacsmeot or deitnlttlon or this no a dinner: denunciations o shelling or this beautliui mediaeval Cathedral. Father O'Connor, irom the pulpit oi All Saints‘ Church a aid that peace hiammon. wh uemlngly recognized this temple, and when the Ioundera roolishiy tiatlered themselves that Ihey had punished war. like thunder Irom a clear sky. a g s ted tnsrnsoires by thinking Lbal pears was a mere matter or hrlrk and marble. Pure (‘Emu from God. ENGLISH FEAR SEA TIGHT. They Keep Their Fleet Near Their Own Shore. Although It Greatly Outnumbers the Ger- all. y KAIIL H. Vow ll'Irr.A!n7 gfnilrd Praia Ring Correspondent. BERLIN naval base. in explaining why I: naval battle of not up to our lice!-About half the size or the English jeetclo attack and give battle on their own continued the Count. nee h 11 our destroyers and Iuhr them close i e. for Ihlp our Heat in the equal of the British. I believe tiul. whatever ma happen to our ileet it will give an 7' the hope that we will Aturli them in X2 Ir wuteru, Ir th Ir tavor. you know HoenI'pl’n Llilce limos! mmllh of the Thnmu." "How long do you think Inst?" U11‘ Count TAI like "God knoI’d.I don'L The English an that It will he I long way and Inn! Iheir Advantage I'll] increase with its durm ilorl," replied the count --it mm velop into I long. bitter Itruxgle be< tween Germ rt)‘ Illd England utter France and RiIh5iITII’6 exiuudle . be expected to Ink in st v irli Germany s the very Iile. war will it. n. -9 iirat to feel this Anv-how Gcrniariy has It the present time no reason for die pressiorl.” " ‘ est naval Power in the world. And I "W "’ ‘”" """“"'""= "In-I to moriil Lt-iiertt ahsolutsly that the urn 5EWll‘ft' it . ll.‘ o hm! hm. suyrmto themselves take surh an outcome into arm ENGLAND LETS SOLDIERS’ FAMILIES STARVE 1.....- "loiln Bull," The Most intensely English Of All British Papers, Makes Weekly Exposures 0! Gross Neglect By The War Office And The Prince Of WaIes‘s Fund-Indifference Arid Red Tape Characterize The Ofnciais While Helpless Women And Children Suffer-Cases Cited Ara Selected From Larg 2 Number And Are All Typic- ,1l- That Is The Howard Which Redmond Oilers Tu ‘ Irisilmen He Would Send To Fight For The Empire.‘- The Irish n-or-is In all uwure or the rats that awaits ins broken down Brit- irlr riidier. onen he in no longer anls to right. its has the proud nrivllcgs oi ‘I-rgglng from door to door or dying In the jmrlrllolme. (‘ilnrlt-ii Klctrham. in his sltunic, hut imrnnrtsi nallsd, Pnlv rut snrrlnrn " telltt a Miory that ever)‘ iiisnrusn Iinow not broken down lcngiiuinnsn so. are no longer good fond ior powder are match in nrerisoly tho asnro way. The aritcr a y Arena in tho llret-In or nuulin when he won a wououtrd Highlanders, were sent to want the ntrctll and tell stoma or heroions to I-dmiiinl groups or boys. in order to alrnrulato recruiting. but they met with Poor nucreu. “'hIle this oirort was lzolng on three English sailors, all wounded and all fine looitiog mcn. ed in suolir-aa wnits duck. and in may have led. walked through the streets droning out a crude song which began thus: "Xow, British tars. be rrady and make way. And no not rsr-awn, tor br xapceawh s w When a crowd rlliiered they would rs tor psoni-s and wrilsr uw hi! i dlnra or ilnnirn put something into one. or the runs. with that remark: - e. apler at the Ywlrrlhnrdmenl oi Bot-narsund. and one ht them has his toes iroalhltten. r had in en slxpence a day (or a in months and then had to beg on the streets vernnient always treats (ha men who oght (or it, ii they are not shin to : aro treated tits The lrlilh poor Law cuars iffnnl arr now sugared in providing in E‘- .. urn gush is cabled to the American rend. - Here is ens week’: list or cases oi so only selected ones whirh arr typical or ins w ole: 1! lure: in wear pleasure to my ilioi -ilrorrir. to In: om-yous mponrr of our mum to our uppml-we liars tern so lzharipg. ‘hen- assr aha can get a Job. she is. or nurse. 9 ‘i’ I. 1 a out-o nsr ti. - ich oros assistance until this war oilics rsmlt her sorra nss. . ii (iulilhur. who enlIsted,I'hen his master railed on the uuihreair or hostili- ties. left his sits in the conddeot exr pcclatioh that and (mild rely upon the due rscsint ofvlha Ieplrntion allossors. He has now been Il'ly (our "EOIKI. but not a nanny has been received from the war oirlre or the Prince‘: hind. The use is made the more urgent hy the flalzt that she is sheltering a sister, who rsiuse to take back. I-ed: Ire have rent (I are en- dravoring to arrange for the girl (the is only lsi to be looked aiter until her lmutlla is over. The rather or thres children-a can- adian-ha only is n in this country I than line when owing to the wit‘. h lost is employment. I-is prompuy s anticipating that his will: ahia t it e orne in: or the Government ailnwan . The found. however, that befurs upport her- And children handing it: receipt. sen lei! widow has six oops serving with the colors, tour or whom used to have given )1 r S? Ind Ire tn- iieavoring to ohlain for her relief from the great iund which the public have Inbsrrlbed. An “unolIlriai" wlie has six rhildren. Illa younger-t are months Ioldier can do is to leave her hallrply, nlmqly. 3I. Ed. I week. A distract-d Kentlsh 'ro-ro mother. with two ehtldrrh esunot ontain tha separation allowance due to her I meet at her husband "d a uh man's halt-pay not having been receiv. edl when we up! her it We hops lhil will enable her to exllt until the re- celves her due. soothe! assert-istn wire, leit vr two Children. hallill. II four wee . She. too. Illa received noth- ing from the luikorltielao we hlvn rorrrardsd :2. , now woman. with three sons in the Denpr. We have had plelaurc In sending her 12. In Itllnchesler there II I widowed mother with two lids I! the lm . She, ilu rsrelred a few shillings irorn one or them. out can get nothing trons soy omrial tunrl-so We oars given her :1. A stirliug woman, whose hushand is serving with our cavalry, trons the l a Fund. We III e Accordingly sent her :2. a frho wire or one or our gallant sailors who lost their lives in the sinking o s‘. :: at srnountl irnru the Admiralty Meantime s is sent her :2 tor inluedlasta necessities. A prosncrtirc mtithcr-the wire or . l Rtstlrvisi-thratl h in is in very urgcr-t used or help We oars sent ti. . 1 A.carnhsrsr.ll married man. who hurl been out or sorts for some months. en. listed. its lert a wire and child who (Continued on Pan 5.)

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