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A JOURNAL DEVOTEIJ TO THE CAUSE OF IRISH DTDEPENDENCE, TRISH LITERATURE AITD THE INTERESTS OF THE IRISH RACE.
vol. ZV., No. 39. ’WI1oIe No; 735,
NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 28. 1918.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
IIiI’CARTAN AROIISES THE IRE OF BRITISH AGENTS
2%.?
When The Envoy Ill The Provisional linverament III Ireland Charges The English
Recruiters With Kidnapping Front A Philadelphia llospital A Sick. Irish Boy
Who Ilad Taken Out Ills First Papers And Trying To Force Ilim To tio To
4 ; Canada. And With Talking Sellrrilously Against The United States And Coli-
; temptuovsly About The American Army, They Dodge The Issue, Ask Iiim
Where Ila Gets Ilis Funds Aild Swagger Vainglorionsly About Their Provleis
'zens And “ Knocking Theln Flat” -Aecording To
‘Their Fairy‘Ta1es, The ledoithtable Jack Falstaff. With Ilis “Men In Buch-
ram,‘ Could Not Ilold A Candle To These Doughty Britons-It Is A Pity.
The Iloctor Iletorts, That The tiallant Fellows Are Not In France liiving Bally-
lloilley Tn The Ilnns-Also Reminds Them That They Leave Unanswered
' The Clear Aiid Definite Written Charges Ill The lloy's Mother-lie ls
' lloiug Nothing To Prevent Irishmen Joining The American Army, Ililt Is
7. 'Ia'Trouncing Irish C’
Simply Protecting Them From The
Ilegistration Entirely Snecesslnl-The “Press” Ilas A Stupid Fllitorial.
Illegal Operations Oi I1riti.shersmTlie
the iollosl-ins ‘ltollured' reply:
ever malted
“The en)
Mcauil-it’:
had a.nothnt-
unoualidedly .
osed letters will show who tw ntv. I said i as n
o to some girl that was vvrltlnx on a type.
ri
s
i belonged to the United states.
to lo do t a
or me, and would not. let
who
such a statement as that is
a li '
LETTER WRITTEN BY hIcGl7IRK.
latter ' tollowa ‘
. o
"I want to explain what the English
young man with me.
' kept wrttlns.
res.
did
o
They Inked me my ag-. i said i
not know. They said i was ta-eniyr
ins not. They uld l was
They said
a
k hins twenty, They still
did not Iinovl vrlzal they
hey never read to ma
ii they had i would
were writing. T
what they wrote.
now.
"They said. son had heltrr enlist to-
o drat time they knew about nsv mother.
They never aslted me ii i hlid mother
or rather.
aavzz HUI 4.-I EXA.I!IlVA TION.
You cannot an out
.
en, t e said, we will examine you,
and you still not pass and Ira ill give
you a. card that the United ten fnllv
not take you. sign t napor to that
oriect. l was still a Id. sai
would not. They nld, Yes. you must
we cannot he wasting pup-r tor nothins
Instead 01 Being The Production:
Irish Liherty; Either Tnovlnothings
on Their lln-American Enemies
Dr. Patrick Mer:srtsn,,Envoy oi the “Boys who know little, it anything. "iI;':: h::d"',':,‘ me‘ you In ‘ Erma‘, ‘Faiths: ",:‘“:du;"" :'.;'e,f,,'::,,'"'.,.,:; since England secures, hy lair or by
Provisional Govern en t tan is shout international law do not unaer- ,,,h,,C,' my u,,,yy,,u.d sum mmed mm . gm M m “M mm "M I loul rnesns. t ntrol ot the nsalority oi
snanina good pl-ogres; sith the i:gI:ll'w- stand ‘their our rights and are imposed ,5“ Mg, , E p -n,,,, mud me M, 1 th A e daily papers some En
than or ris an vs a vo upon y rresponsihla persons one ot ‘ dish writers and Americans in as;
not been natur ii ed They are ilocicing the ohiects oi the registration Ia to in- "’ "mm" W we 0”" M" .I "N ‘c'''''‘"'‘”'’ " M" E‘) land's vh)'%r, shat o
steadily to th lrish-anserloan Club, 726 struct t em s to th r tits, duties same thing, or tag to
spruce t lnur Eighth stre l d intere and t give them all the u ,, papers coatrnlled hy prs.hritlsh Pluto-
.. .. ..... .. mp; (;A1;L1(; Amgmcm pimp cwsml; up r...H. n
roosns s d estehlishsd his headquarlivra. need or name." American press against lreiand A
ulna Iv teen y 6 1.! "0 FALLS vteolv ALL TO REGISTER. 1" II II
A ior Dtmocr c
out and necessary advice
his endnrsd necessary by the II-
legal action or English recruiting oin-
’ rmantr W 0 HOV
nothing to entrsp youns
know their rights into the BrItLlsla
1 en
'5.
rise
..
S
E
.
R
s
rn . yet they are help
ed by nslnor oivicialn of the Aral rican
Government who send them st o
Irlshtnen. obtained through Arneri
otiieial channels, so that the Britishers
may set after them.
Dr. liiccnrtun hna already nccornliltalav
ed much by exposing these methods and
the Phtla in papers hav 3
ch space the IIII7!ei‘l The attacks
or these British oirlcers on Am ri a and
E
=
as
proo .> -rh they too
posed it. giving hoth sides or the story.
The chiei restored at the exposure will
he found helo
...&- all
THE WORK WELL STARTED. Mm
.(Ptom the PIIIIIIIIIDMI Evevurlll Public
Lrdoev, seoternhsr 16.)
poses and to iniorns men oi lrlsh rIlI-
senship or their rights under the Dnit
Law
r. Patrick aiccsrisvs, Envo! oi the
sinner Government. itaid this
morning that the reg I
iteslz lrlshnssn out or
American army. but to prevent them
trons helng "Impressed or coaxed" into has t
yeerv e
." sated a room
the census, which is expected in can.
is weak '
out. the entire
o sy,
of the registration: v
"The Provisional Government or ire
its a census or the
hers lrlsh Nat o
deprived or their rights as such here in
Philadelphia. The hrltish recruiting
eat them into the military service!
nnder the hslier thst they ‘"9 I'!“"
ton-nellsd to gun
DECLAREE SERVICE OPTIONAL.
"Th!
verroras millt.
service for a y coun-
try but lrniand ‘ r .
I the Irish R
“ calls on all hatlvevbnrn
d est pueslhle
T’ (l7‘rolu'eIae Pitilsneiphloivrosr. senten-
her 13.)
h
United states. nsade‘the iollowins state i
t t d explainlns the vurW=9= ‘
. mnnectaa
in a notice addrnseed to "citizens or
llblir," Doctor hi it
Irish persons.
and rentals, to re-'-Ler at the elrlir
ate.
Doctor Mt-Cnrtan. the Envoy ot tha
"Provialollnl Government: ta a gradu
o e ' on University at Dublin,
and is s iellow or the Royal
male
oalrials are being ltept secret.
BRITTSHER‘S IRE AROUSED.
cllarees that sinn Fella pickets have
isstertered with the recruiting of Exit-
ish and Irish suhiocts in this city. no
.
<
E
5
a
a
E
yesterday Iiy Captain Peterrlallhlm, in
command of the T.‘-IIUSTI Recruiting M19-
slova here. ‘
car-lain Isathanfa was aroused
W I shown I. autement issued
rorced them to tight tor Great Britain
against their as
“I have heard Oh this than iiiocarta
living in this count
at Government which he says he reprs
en '
ts.
The case or lIltCvuIrk was yesterday
brought to the attention of Cnphln
Lsthsnl. who consulted his tiles and 5,-
said, in
"The records shosv that this nsan Mc- 1,
r;..l.-it svss horn in 1895 and that. there
by the United states
. H rsrna trons s
:z'd,s;:,e,.‘rIInth and nisrltet streets and
seamed anxious about
wa
IIKIARTJY DETAILS HTS CHAHGEE.
hlccartan replied to this ad tnllows:
ilei-lea tlT P.htlndeIphla Brltiala recrultina
missions have virtually ltldnaochd ho a
or the axe oi s d
::I1l]‘;':g“ry‘hs.1$lv'lr'euunder the teilri that
ors. he is twenty years 0 . name 3..
nignirl: up. Me- 1
tatsrnsnt yesterday. i said: out
enteea, threatened a d 1
sent them into the on
This GAIL
I‘ paper. it has a ce
tyrannically
n.
1913." But
Se
they s-ere legally compelled to so
"To this My ll. H. corn vs e
srit t s lsrulsh and cans-
dllia Minion, is reported to have made
that
heen suphlie
They wanted to siop Lhe paper to P
notice. "Entered as aecon
October I. 1903. ill the Post. Omco It
iustiashis to add to the notice
prlvsd or the p
to Aasaucatv Defence mind
Lation
Piper noe me
which violated the Espiona a Law waa uni
an admission that nothing or the kind
ad to i I
irlhless Kenenl state
“hat spnpsr r
lease
England and to help the British Prop
ior an un-American rgar
Slum than the New York Postmaster
second class matter on
d It would have been
u a-
rivllege September 9.
the notice was taken out
right to govern heraelt es Belgium or
rill. ‘
Tau GAVLTC Awzllcax his
6 with the BIEEWI 0! war to
Tile Generous Response From The Paper‘: Friends Throughout The
Country Has Exceeded All Expectations And Made A Demonstration
That Cannot Fail To Impress The Enemies Of The Irish Cause-The
Bureallerats Of The Post 0l’I'ice Department Want To crush All
Freedom Of The Press In This Country And Find The Espionage Act
A Handy Instrument 0ITyranny-Still Naggingkt This Paper-TIi‘e
Editor Asks His Friends. To Contribute To The Fair Trial Fund To
Prevent Irishman From Being Railruaded To Prison By Anti-Irisli
Federal Officials. '
tor earnestly appeals i r snhscviptions
tor the Fair Trial Fund. A very large
be necessary to keep Triall-
railrosoed to prison on
improper atutemeaits given
out by the Federal otllrirll d the
min a or possible lur n in a horn
saturated with prniudlcs against them
all t n mor ti, rota
tor shin counsel to s d them and
t are are nsun vy a
P‘-l d received up to wedneee
day last wes 316,017.15.
A
E
It cnrr
Jlmel O'Brien . .
James P. O'Brien 2.oo
John rlnrt 2.oo
Patrick v. s zoo
James rlullins. 1.no
v s hens l mu
Denis Lu . loo
Cornelius l-lslton loo
yohn nslt i.no
e 79.on
sarsheld clnh. lvoonsocirct.
R. l.. oer Martin v. cue:
sarsileld clun (so no
Thomas P‘. liiurrsy . .
Michael crysn . e.no
Tholuaa 5. liclaushiln zoo
Luke Gllrnla . zoo
e amp
Gaelic Athletic association or
csltrornls, ser 1?. hlululiile eo.ou
is hurt lo. per Mina v
Klrtint
te
lcorattlalte its aght ror exlstevvre, the edlv
rn
Ay.i.lc Astssscaa
English propaganaista and pro-BrlLial.1
me ed. one wnu
Lhlnk that tho chiet ohiect oi the l.'nited
states in the star is to help to hold ire
land dnvrn tor England and to Mllielt-is
every snort to estshllsh Democracy in
lhlt. country‘.
These-Irrttere think that this lrlnd oi
' oualnens interests, and that is not true
xtent in England. though
to misinrorvxr and hrowhent puhlic
uPIriIoiL
- “INTELLECTIJAL PRDSTITUTES.”
to :eS‘ITl‘tonar.lyTl:Ti:EIa‘.TiTacIIa::rIl o,,,n“o mm". am,“ "mum in in the present connection‘ The on
sinn hers :rs‘rI‘ta:IlYs"EIIL( '22‘: It“ I” IT" M" “"1 I“ "' "M "W ‘W ''e'‘' !m"""I"xIl‘![‘:;I:“lI1:: agtrh thing in Aitlisrtca
Cartan gets it a un s or carry All on 5 a an u even on press am pa
rs ':::':t:‘::'““ ‘“ :.::z;"::: ':i.‘‘’.?.“‘.. .s.f].f,fG.RI1:T39.r'I.S‘.RE“"V‘”' :“:':. .:“::::.3il‘ "'s "=.2‘s:‘::
LATIIAJI ovgliglgis anour am up. 5:,‘lrn:.:e:ss.:o;:“s3:s .. Gmm;sy -gmllow ..‘:‘;Y.:l6,N9.T5 ::;n,;l,,;",',, b?o:,,:,,edm,;
in his statement made Monday. rdc. Chinese, or that the editor and com- In“ """'“'“'“" in-Ir helm my omuvntlou. llke Othello‘
cnrtsn cltea the case or seventeen-year mltted murder, or hvvsy rohhsry, ;::1;G‘::r::lm Eh: hslmm ‘:2 "men
lnsrn at the ion or lam on. and t
s l his rolahtry is e tor h
daily hresd. we are th tmls or vs
sale or the rich men behind the secenes.
our t en . our lives. our
are all
we are intellectual pl'natI<
ur
possibilities
other man
tuten.‘
hat. statement is as true today as
Demor r
does not believe in the rule o the
p eed in that Capital should
mes-lean press
iy more truthful in their presentation oi
I
a in
rotten and corrn Amerttaia
etvaeidorahle lnasm-lcn
‘VILE ENGLISH PROPAGANDA AGAINST IRELAND
Articles In American Newspapers And Magazines Assailing Ireland And Misrepre-
senting The National Movement Are Reproduced On The Other Side Of The
Atlantic And Aceepted A: Truly Representing Anleriean Pnhlie tlpinivn.
Di British Agents Writing For English
Pay-They Have Far More Eflect In England Than In America-Encourage
The British Eovernment To Maintain Its Tyrannical. Repressive Policy And
The Unionists In Their Resistance To Any Settlement--Also Lead English-
men To Believe That One of America‘: Objects In The War Is To Help To
Iluld Ireland Dovra-Tlie Flippaut And Superficial “ Intellectual Prostitutes "
Who Write The Assaults tln Ireland And Irish Citizens Are All Opposm To
Dr Men Without Convictions Who Write
On Orders 0! Their Pliltoeratic Masters Whose Financial Interests Are Tied
Up With England-Instead OI Terrorizing The Irish. Their Infamous
Attacks Are Solidilyiug The Ilare And Preparing It To Exact Punishment
At The First Opportunity.
against Ireland by raise presentation of
(I
n .
n posreriul allies in the svorlr or insisting
ice
or lost .
axcovnaazs ENGLAND liv WRONG
1. .
The anti-lrlsh Pro
a here he.
really more street in s
1!
En: and
Me. n Du I.I rs rt..."
"7 lull of nuotin these antl-
irish tirades, and there can he no doubt
The
the ruin la the Lon‘
don papers and is always on the loolc.
Iu IL
t r .
in the Irish rum st august 25 than
le rot-led trons
El
>
E
1
hiised to discontinue the
writing on the subject of Ireland,
EDWARD JIAREHALDS t:.xr=t:xr.
T
1:. 0:5.
Hen is the article as quoted br the
lush Times: '
‘Under the heading 'Thn axing .,y
merlc ’ in the Eizentvly Standard or
last saturday. Mr. Edward hiarshall. a
ding American lourn sss-it -
,3
eek a series at really no t tom.
snunicatio s rons vs ous s or the
tnrhulent little c untry. whih is so
c
notably represented in American poll.
tirs and industry.
“Presently letters and even eahle
messages began to come to an
m
vs
as on. Do t nverastlnsa a it." I
thrsvv the miles or three weelts svorh
evidently ins wa heron r wr-019
m IPIICI . But ITUYI [ hlg A11-pg[s-‘I
visit MP4 o'connor -van continuauy in
contort wt eh lrlsh Anseriesns srh
on t .
v'erY vocal. they represent. the IQILIWHIE
(covottvisied on P000 5.)
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