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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XV, No. 23, June 8, 1918, Whole Number 769.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	5 March 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1918-06-08
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 ......- I ' . csrs shout ire . Amerltznn," he said. ‘When they have be“ ti: ir o ' due 8, 19I8."".', ... ....e-.-.t .1... . .Che-'5ae‘Lic Gn:lel1lCCIl"lL‘ I jcoNcLusioN OF REPORT OF CONVENTION we 1l1iH"1'9‘X“,0fM'!-Sk9l5DElDn's Splendid Address and That or ‘ Mrs. Agnes Newman, Sist Diarmuid Lynch, the New That Is in Him and Inks t i I Woman in the Orghnizatjo speech delivered by Mrs. Sket. iinston townr s the class of the iris], speeches. ‘M and that or Mrs. Agnes Newman is”. in or sir Roger casement) will be round below. ‘MRS. SKEFFllHllUll'$ SPEECH. troduced received s great orstion. she spoke as ioiiows: rs Chairman. ladies and gentlemen: I ieei thst little l-enlnirls ior me to say srter Liam Meiiows has spoiren, except to emphasize. if that were poseihis, tiolue. st least. at the points um he e on. Tivrtu this in our hisr might hnva read “Av hundred And one in jail" (applause Ind liuzhter). A British odicsr made the following interesting ohserva to me wit 1'; o u not expedient. You (banks (or that kind or thing (up An-la in a ll this count ed do- r on Ireland lspplnuna -I-‘id lsughtsr). .- SAVAGE GURKEAS Lv IRELLVD. thers srs Gurkha re ’ now helping to “keel! order Do y t Gurkha regiments have the g g the most brilliant exceptlnnh. Mrs. sheehy sireinngton on being ln- " s c morning the Lion: " a pm- against con er of Sir Roger Casement- Secretary, Promises the Best he Co-Operation of Every Man and n. t and the rntimie ‘(noon and other e. P. 3 But ihst campaign still go oh, and it (or you to to up the ritustlon in Ireland, and -4 o = '5 s R :53 now. shortt the other day to to our new prime Minister, u he need serlptien, n.ntI then shove him is placed Lord French, who is the ' und hosorn ). around with a British heat. that we are told protects iinn er. above ilsughter). and below it that were so, how is the British Government in ireinnd (arr plausel. I only ask you in apply one You vrii test to ad. my my doubts upon that run run eiieva, twenty-tour ove ' (spplw mzssrnzyr WILSON AND IRELAND nd Illa la nelth us trom every kind oi "" IE8 Ill nnrl i plnusei. I em ssd t 9. sentenceli snd you b ‘ large vantun to suggest thst we need a little is proud to light for mankind. we may oly conclude thst lrallndju included . or hundreds at thousands. it is lor you to h eminent in this D eduoato your Crovv mutter (lmzlluiiu). . or .0 gr . in minus interesting his- psst. Ind .i nee will choose in tions..h re s re they‘1t a n on y oi iorsettins their war: it ws hen the war is over and the w riors com home llPllllus!)- I would kc in see u < in -v -v erery enemy so one day be your mend." (lsughoer snd sppiause). THE LESSON or McLdL'(:HLI.V. a plot is suddenly disrovered, s W‘ Bznln ) w, my iriends. l iully ssi-es with you in your do (nppiniiss): Ind thoreiore the Irish nus to s more c mine n their sslortioni to every other nation, us well. hut I sm speaking pnrtlculierly rnr lrilli Rep- resehtntlve ushiin. on Iccount or his twoioid v0lilllori In Pres- ident or the A. 0 H and no coolness- runn. arts In weshln n es it he ed the irlsn movement (laughter Ililrlnuae). ow, you have over. i-:19-tion ms is c Joseph MvGnrr1 your repressntstives. watch their every move end keep them up to the mlrk on the irish question. BURIED RESOLUTIONS ARE USE- - uses. in Now. there l.ra are, it is rue. more r lass wute unless u hnrln is given to them-hut or -ll these reso- llltinnd, I3: 9 one. one exaemlon. u put down by a Democrat Now, I um In uniortunnts iorslsner hero (laugh- . ou are we am -oh. you can ui-idsrstnnd i olaxizing Inr It (laughter)- at the Irish vote is ly n emotntlh rota cou n't you change lhnt next November (I? lnusel o g5 country isopieusel-sud I i have [full things done ispplsusel. t you mnrs thd next 3‘ 9: hiindrerl (hnuuild pisusoi hielts this question so eien lion sue. PUT IT UP 70 THE PRESIDENT. i am a to see ,ths one oi the resolutions mo- posed yesterday‘ suggests that s . Since s meeting or the Irish 119” -'IImut a week ego. the New York ,7"""‘ LL G ’ our cities sud with gIllillihI:‘TrimtfllomsILreetI oi Dublin. I do largo dnlentinn (0 tom Lhll body. rcp- - cnuntr “ is. to not deririodiy. promptly, ' measures liimxleusct. hut insist on 5 one end Q got to think ill! ihls ,7 ti on Con on at Dru- . w I hold no brief. 1 nssure you. tor the faith In women seltinl .- rosoniing the lrlsh-Amerli:-ns In this to President Wilson plsuss). I thinli it is lgh Lhlt Ihould lie dons. the Irish? it it (or rnu to induce President nke s dshnite poniio pro nounoenizn on the irisn Question [up- This country is now (or over is Yul- si “ ‘ about Ireland IIPDLIIIBCL Just st prrst-ni we lure whst is (‘all- e "n ilrrri gnvL>l'ninellt" in Ireland, we neatlsy. In . Tuesdsy and Thursd , ntnrdn). we hive rm government It itll iisughrerl. As H 0‘Brien laid yetllerdny we no I ctntaur-Ilka Government in lrrisnd hall iriiliinrlrtir, and null sham inp- plause Then 11 me to be lost they-eiora "' Great 3 n in this s ' Dluuse). ll shzi does not npenl)‘ hilar- vens an the aids oi our small. oppresucti ‘hv my matter. and he t-on ant wll ling s prompt And dsilnite answer to your deninnil lor s Government pro- nouncement on (he Irish Question (up plause). MRS. N'EWMAN‘S SPEECH. ewrnsn -ru the nest speaker Mrs. N intrnonred she said: men-I wsnt to o so rnlrly era a, s living in ulster end i in; an rivte omsn isnplausslLl s d. well. is sir d Carson-and I swear before A ighty tn true-brought German oincers to Bella! d r see lot at land with I lis men." t was more than my hlood could d to him, "You In a you ought to have in “Wha out u. had as (laughter and applause). Well. now. my friends. I met no irish- “ ell 1 said. ‘that nukes you Irish " no.” “Just. what 0 yo ’ . said, ''I Iln would not cure t And I said: "Why?" (spnluusa). 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A num- ber o irlshmen. three months ago. volunteered in lreisnd to come out to the American To go. my lriends, (or lust one mom, to snothsr suh ect. I we at to not-list i'or n n Denis M: uiiough, Saw I know Denis McCullough lnpnlausa) very well eed. mind, some less Denis 5(6- LI lino: musical instrument shop in Belfast. or store. us you all it hare. The in t Ll w ‘ hlrn, just before I hlllcd, he In I ruln< 0 ran it ruined him? tie told me him- nali that he rould hnrdly rules the money to so on, In i sit poor eiiow has heels in end out oi loll hall a dozen e mun‘ ui i: 9 well, thsnlr God. they n , will never do that (applause). c mo '' n given it (apnihuse): but I Now. i have just one man thing to sin‘ to You: that concern: mrlellt I o been hounded since Iornul, and he was a great rns ; he knew too much ior zogiend and (hit is why they got him. % W , my irieuds. heiore l ilnish. 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