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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XV, No. 22, June 1, 1918, Whole Number 768.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	5 March 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1918-06-01
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 xg. .. .,,..... ‘ ' Juno 1:-1913-‘ - will probably he necessary to employ mg ' tee’? . ‘I- V Cihue-5(.1e'Ll'(:' Omel'lli;cfn:" . - ollllil llilllllcl TELLS S0iiE lllllllls’ Rnenoeii by Trivial Canoes , but Does Not Mention 7. “German Plat.” An hrdcis Ippnhrad in Has New York and Admissions Ihout conditions in I ls-st Tin: Gsl:uo Amateur ytints ll. It -Will he found below. 33 y 2z.dl'hel-e are few iey - use peesege in Lord nenchu i>rocis.lna- ties to lrhlhnd which runs: f"rh'st lu s menus to this end we should uuse still further steps to ‘he matters in con: taken to i nntnry enlietlne Jeetrs zoreee in the hope that without resort coin ul on the eontributlnn o inland to those orces may be hronght up to its proper strength. end made to correspond to the contrioutions oz 0 pe ire.” XI-"Sued I: to s the dropping oi d not pretend to know, hut it quite obvi- .ously needs that voluntary enlistment is to he tried ht onto. Now the plein iset.s'oi the situstlon E no, we w t lnen end w ant th lt‘unce. to he the grest German mnnhce on. the W slam Fro L ‘p onanh ts a Go rn nt nn peaking on this onestionni the need ‘" ior seen on April 9. the prime Minister 1 Eli 3 line to choose between never submit to in defeat." n-latter could not he ‘put more , w hrs still ht the beginning of the ““ 2 se until winter has out o. class to operations on s lsrge sc 2. . V two months since the sermon hiow isll upon us. end the mar i:hinrJ'Y tor Conscription in Ireland has nseens d ey. There are certhin to he evlsions, and it ‘elm n In from ihe genesei didleulty or S 1' to do s thing and he will say the: he wont. Ark him to do it hnd In the right w.IY he will genersuy re spond with warm-buried enthusiasm. ennonncernent of the voluntary her dragged in to serve sitor the present danger is we are told thst velnnury recruiting in Ireleed ls deed. ‘rest my be true or it my not, out hlhced ss we ere et ' present it is ex lesst worth while to be sure that it is so. In this msiter oi recruiting we hsve '3 s vrhr. 0 Government makes ll: promised Hiscloslires we do not know oi the Enteh in the house at liberty- Home sidars the Situation Very Serious--D ' th Ir‘ h A: Anti-American or Anti-French and Wliiii Ptlanf “iii :11: “" to drum up -n s unnlr sh ir spisesled to “ min; Irish sentiment t ' no About Getting an Irish Army ‘ ko Irishman Will Be In- lions to Sentiment and Vanity, Rule-He Evidently Con- iowin Anierlmn troops mm, through the streets at Dohlin, laeltest, e rs =- h r sons n s o correspond to tharcnntrihiitions or the omeripests oi th mpire." In den or our in er- iort the gelisntry, or "my br-ave Lrish" n ‘mi sd d . tensillhr to Londoner Llnitr so much else in this wsr, would he too the lam. hs-dale 0 It would hnrpeu mans th that Generhl Maul-ta does not share the prevailing l’.'n5l.isi.l hntipathy to the lrlsh. but that ha , e weu-Ing the Irish ts is or more importance than the nssnyl I- sions in the eruels. nevertheless. His ouotstio irosn Lloyd rge'e speech French” is h rebuke-unintentional. but h none the less stress-to those Ameri- can papers which hsve heen asserting the eonirsry. But his notion rhet urd French-e nihn heted end cause oi his encouragement to the cur- h. in in n srd it is to snulss hny Enslishmlrn unclersthnd Ireihnd. erui Mhiirl shelosnenie raghrdlng the hotusi lnilitsry sltuhtion thht are or most interest. The controlling tutor in the present it ea. that will not come until Enz- lsnd is compelled to yield- REVERSED HIS MEANING. (From the Eueninil Post. Mey 24.) Pr ere served e Associsted mse enetor La rolieue declared at the time thet the press hed rnisouo m nlusure me: he do"! 2: s vhln. ocular ‘demonstration oi this o saber sli responiilbla lournlilists. " r‘ ‘ ' isct oonld be given to Irlslnnen hy IL “in n e Dis y seem trivisl C t ,..n. H TREATS THE 11:15:! 4.5 CHILDREN. .1, quite ch - the sixty-eighth yur or his SCQHQDQ despised in Irolhnd M vi d Jarlty oi the Ir h ‘ destinies or our shoe They were told ‘ in in-min CONCLUSIVE PROOF THAT ' IREIAND IS A NATION. Hun] iliwinlormed VTUAII may nlpphnt hpukers per melt the mieewement thet hes never heel: h N is refuted by h correspondent in ‘Dublin Independent who writes as owe- nu ll stzntlr I relend one lol- trust you win and vlhcg tor Sir-vi the lollowing he being or the deepest wrest Lnd highest vhina in Hill crisis Render my to to in Argume oi Anal: or at He ry V., King oi ms end. th (Jen at constsnre held Anno 1415, where he clhinsh Pro ncs n at him an hos-mint mile,‘ says tint Alnhhnshdnr, ml divided into ionr Kingdoms (vim), the men, the onsthnti Kingdom oi Ireland (which is trsnslhled g- 13' which All the countries in Europe Vern represented, to prawn Lhnt lrelhnd is ill "eminent end est dign1t7." "translation" or which to nngiend is u1t'IAl'iKL‘C hf England's methods oi lnhhlng other peoples play my sr own. 1’. .1. Iii. As eatery to the excellent [ether Ind exuam published in yesiare '3 Irish I , permit In “lr VII the only Kingdom In Europe which preserved its lndepens Lhe rest were enslaved ll! Rome.“-O’Hn.lli'rrhn, VoL Ii.. o s . A Rnnnn evidence in support Of the rank hnd dignity or irelsnd is round in e g our post h Pstrlcian-not h nslne. but h title. which preceded ell d L others hut thht oi the Einpemr. en hich wee never oostierred on Iny other C nsiesionhry. For 265 years the Roinhns bore swhy < in Brillinr-<I.l.lIt is, ham 4: A.D. to ‘O 409 AD. Irish historians rwlion 136 Plan Kings, who were supreme monarchs in e ehrlihst hges to the n ury. iidle 01 the Filth. to the Rodari 0' of. tha inst Irish one as-ch. h te throne in 1134. in hge. in con- oi the English invasion. The c . nsnins were interred in the Chthndresl of SL Kierhn It Cinnmhb oise. ‘ , DEMAND A NATION'S moms ‘K joj (1! Archbishop Hhrty of oeshel calls "' Blood Tare in Conscription n e an . Most Rev. Dr. Hnrty. presiding st e largo meeting in urias. Ill meat of the -1 er s Conscription Act in lrslisnd would be Luul chi ed as Nhtiosvh rights. Ono or the rights at h ‘Nhtlnn was to its is en. nied lhht right. but I inonsy ttx VII nothing can with. who one lndslndivilibleo The-ml: the: this deVIltBlJ.I‘lK'WBl' in nging “toi- llbartlel of en-to.ll‘nhtionhitt1ee” hnd Ir ent. dnspixe ius prowsmtiana. denied lrelhnd hoizde Ition. ulon. "W (or Ieitdetormin a mile th ht question or conscrlptlns rhoe" Conscription ior llvslsnd would henn- hypoorii.iinL The he 3.? their orders csms they won ntn.n- < d Irould ilnaliy ulhnt ilhg ill lrelsnd in In imhregnishle 0 position over their iree juoj . snruurl: UNIVERSITY. wstsrrord Corporation ossssd s reso- oi lntion sumsortisr the claims cons to I Ieitarbio Ne!-i . L‘!IlVe.-1'21‘-L . at the hm-.ient Kingdoiv hi inland. 'Eu- In Majority.B.ule Must Prevail in V” II: 1 d Irelund wee de- ""“ si y Counsel hdvi ideut Wilson hed h.iso declersd W‘ the "“ on sundhy. June 16. j An energ BB.AYDEN'S MEAN VATTACK. illg to Fein Leaders or Produce the Evi- a ' t hes dens Thay We" Gm] 3' In peeled to the Apostolic Dela to to far- 1916; Therefore There Is No hm , M an ,0 M k ., hm, , Need of a Trial. tinnhiiht meetings. he did so on Dre- ... Wmim Ii Brvm mm-mer ww $Zi‘.“‘2‘n."‘"s',‘,i.r..lo $'.‘oe-is ?.."ly”'-113 of I110 Dublin Freeman, who Val dis- Lh us wggu ox-g] IHJIMSG from thlt paper heroine of the exposure of his dehiingh with I-Id! herdeen, is one oi the roittnest men in lnlend. He never misses h chhnce oi’ deienaing or hpnlogisin; ior thu snle Chireao Daily em. His islut enort that direction Ivu prinibd in the alone of May at, The British Government hiter the hr‘ rest or the sin ein iehderh promised to produce the evidence on which iu to the Government's rescue by en ll’ tumnl to show I evidence is necosur. Some 0 them warn con- viezsd ior nhrticlpetlon in the Enter heluon: n :1 cs e E . rel-riiixhlo nswsptwrs in Engihnd-that use Briush Government hhhll lnsufy its action by the production at tho er- en hue been oiiered e esns h trisl without h Jury. They have declined that kind of h triel and insist on their right to he tried beiorh h Jury in [re- lhnd. which in their Engl h l w Gov them ihht right end lzrhyden points out tstit en e to osoun r a Following is Bi-hyd ties- petch. which was don the British Govornsnen Y 24.-Pfuustatlonu of to as his inst journey to the Irish shares was s nu ine. 3 er 2 -4 I is merely‘ I Dior e . soiilirei csnleuiinge end thereiore obvi- y be right or wrong, but whet hh therges is that oertsln men s makes responsible Nhtionhlists nervous. They are hesocihted with the slim Fells ior this purpose or red is; Conscrip- tion, but s e of them Are beglnriins to th sat at liberty. It ll wi he mode by my oi the prisoners. They will demand In he tried (or e speciilc olfi-inse by I civilihn tribllnli in Ii'& lsnd. ore ere asrrent II to the Gov. on 4: son mo-mnen though the law was hm Inns!) in ohorhtion. trash the ing use-1 ior nniswrui purposes slid the: It might be spplied to elelneniery edu- cation. 1...? KERRYMEWS GAMES. 1-he thirty-eighth snnuei outing and gsmes oi the Ksi'rymen‘I P, d B. n Assoi-.ist.ion will he held ht Celtic Perk n-littee h oi horn hur genres, vis.: erick end only in hurling hnd xerry end Cork in isot- nsu. western and Longiprd will hijv ma. ts-me. v- e-c ' scrlvities her zonuniltee would erpesi right Icmrding to in out rznisee so on ohhle btlesl PI-id iar 177 t: in t ism; 100v P6Cnl.iI.l'iy an I semis tires as our modern ‘io)‘lllntli‘ m " In the greet crisis or the youn b ' srovsrnnsenz; this is the sole ohlert oi h C G iZARDiNAL FARLEY BOWS T0 ANTHRISII Bili0TS. (continued from Pain 1.) lo the Ahallalic Delegate st Wsshlnti ton. hiunhirlmr John Bonznno. Isdor spring-Rice hp- rish citizens who susnd ior the lreednna oi Ireland. IIOXSIGNOR DAJTROLL OUALIFIBB THE ACTION. in en interview on Mondny. Mey zil, Monsignor Csrrali rnhide some (XDIIIIIA Lions hnd spoke oi Fhthcr Msgznniwe election he President at the Friends or Lnternent is thus given in one at ths yspers: ' dison squsre Cvcrden metlr ing. hiter he hhd received the rebuke ed ihll. so : . I1 s 3 5 . =2 E E :1 2 tempt to insnonoe In my why e p rivhte political opinions. . . u (hr he the hi-ollriety oi ecsivities oi the Frien Freedom . that is h the United sthtes authorities. not the , to decide." ' ' 2 men! from ,F'hther ---re the editor oi the whom "Deer ir-I notice in the in tons ‘loyalisLB.' use lnyhl committee the Revolution days then ‘re lhepu K lie the 'loyeiists' persecuted. lnhligned the interests or Englend Mint with Whehington. I do not uslnlt meetings we: to explain the condition oi Ireisnd end to put more the AIIIGP Icuh pie s rig t rspresenthtivei grunt society or the R-lends oi Irish eh am. "will you phi-don me for reminding these sodeiy criuce of mine the: hi the Convenuon oi the Irish Rees h in- dhyh nines il CI.rroi.L when asked lnlil S ‘W’ t H oppose consplrln-5 with Jeremihh is held in llnimito boil for e do of Irish .3. tlueotion for the hearing he set for June I. 3- 1 Ln wlngmxe,“ pear whenever he Wu Colonel George wesninston in ' pleasure of hltendinx the obiha of the me L lion Anserishn citisenh at Irish hna rish-Amerkzn the army hnd nhvy. v lesne me for uni! ht the nntliz of to these twenty-three ‘loyhusts’ who, by heir exnrosed views. his so c I d in representative government?‘ Lupe? Jlliiii J. ITLEARY ARRESTED. ”“ iislii in $100,001] Ball on i clurge Involving imprisonment For Two lean-his Counsel liskzs Strong lint Vhiil Protest. John .7 O’Du.ry. who was eoeused or A. o-seem DmLhe in obstruct lusting, W15 hehrinx on on lriondhy inst by United some onhr Hiichcoch. 'I'heconsplsi.ntsgeinszJoh.n .v.o'i.eer-y. in Jere relders conndenoeiu Is it is in es John 0’Lesry. snd Jeremlsh rnn nwny,” esld Mr. es ' Bsrn Sir. Feider hhvs the enact or uusing the impnmd test there is much to ohiect to. :‘“‘.“’;;;'3::ng;m “:l';''“ “C” "AL ev eeting which I hes the go on wml um ‘nu, ma mud‘ ti 3100.900,“ detlhred Hr. Paid?) dnmntio 1)‘. ltl.hhhJdLhn:3dr.0'Iau-ywiliba hall! in the Tonrhs prison. m-4-on .7 I Will be the 120th anniversary o our Pretcident s petition isvoring Irish 1 ,‘;“’d m , M 1 ’“ Independence. hlresdy signed by h m e in N: 8‘ Eerisnn:dDE‘hlin. 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