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- I A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE CAUSE OF IRISH DTDEPENDENCIL IRISH IJTEBATUBE LID TH1‘. INTERESTS OF THE
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VDI. XV., N0. 43. Whole No. 789.
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 26, 1918.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
0’LEARY SICK. HIS TRIAL HAS TO BE PUSTPONED
llpeueil On Monday Last With A Sharp Tilt Between The Defendant And The
Judge Over The Open Exclusion
Of lrishmen From The Panel-Dublin
CasIle’s System Oi Packing Inriestlnldone By federal Dllicials In New
York, Who Fix The Panel So That
All Irishman Who tlpposes English Rule
In Ireland Can'Be Easily And Surely hilroailed To Prison-lrishmen Are
Iiond Enough To Fight And Die For America On The Battlefields Of France,
But Not To Serve As Jurors When
The Interests Ill The British llligarchy
Require The Saarince Of One of Their Fellow-Citizens-Questions lit The
Interest DI A Fair Trial Which Were Admitted By Judge lland II John
tI‘l.eary's Case And which Are manifestly Necessary For The Defence.
Are Suinmarily llnled tlnt By .liidge Cllslimnn-The Spirit 0f The Prose-
cution Reminds Due OI Ireland
Under Bloody Bulfenr And Buchsliot
Forster-Whole Dependence Ilf The tiilvernmenl Lawyers Is On A Drug-
Cruzeil Eernliln Woman Spy Who Is Bargaining For ller Life.
.The trial at Jeremiah A. Ulaary.
Federal court in t Pvsi. -
Buiidiuz in New o e to
den halt on e ay lnnrnllagt through
the defendant’; iiln wa
poned until Tuesday next.
The indictment against Jeremiah A
not he tried because at the hwnrent air
proaeh. oi the end or t s war. a small
number or spectators were present.
re, irom Partlnn .
$2.5oo 0'Lenry’I home we: oitered as
security Inter on runs 12
0'Lenry ’Il ioun en
o, .
n
5
re
3
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reaterl. Robinson a
in the Tombs. without bail, where they n
have been continuously coniinetl tor the
vast lmir months. i
IZNFAIR TACTICS or .7'IIE PROSE-
‘ GUTION.
was arrested he was
E.
n
3
'2
I:
by using the evidence or a more
serious charge. in order to try him inter
as a oonvlcted man on the so one
cI'IAI‘!G. ‘
zio IIHSHMEN on THE wilt?‘ LIST. ‘
- triol ior stern:
h
1, the deiendaul.
ml to h
n the tury nlecud without may delay.
Marshall, moved iur a separate trial lor
Luther S. Esdiord, one
ted. Couneeilor
wiiliam
ieudaut stern, moved tor a Minna
the Government oir
nosed. and Line in non Ilu denied.
The Jury hauel was then caued and
was left o
o'LE:.iizY MAKES STRONG PROTEST.
is Jeremiah A. o'Leary.
representing the defendant American
rs res a Am
ere were approximately
snn.iioo Anterit-an rotertl in the sout
w York. t that only
s.ooo or that number culls t ted, the
inry list truth which ur rs are uelucli
a pointed out to the court that
the ariginsip nei uel ted zoo names
tontai ed t sh n Ilka o'Dou ell
ny some strange circumstance
h d disauneare He demanded to
a who had
who halls
who is un-
The Judge (Cttuhmau).
continuing. but 0'Lenr.v would not her-
mit the court to end hie statement. say-
Ex‘
i?‘
‘ve been in prison ior inur months
and now
is not conducted with some
Blflleas.
an Amerii-an Court o In
The Court attempted to break in on
t a renreseute
thn exllulnntlon of the Illron
heeau. V
THE COURTS ARBITRARY as.
our - C.
Colonel Felder. who a
Leary, who use held in lion.-
Anglo-Saxon tyne. w h lane rveemhlr
lug very strongly woodrnw wiisorrs. da-
..y,,.d colon
oase
:1
a
in
ct
cushman on his
nny ohleeuon on the Government's part.
rbltrnrtly excluded the uuostlon. on the
cl Folder lhlt Ill vropa IV.
oi the accused.
H. Duly, who represented do a
semhianco I
r
. 0
“Where are the lrieh names like a
M on
Finally the Court overruled hie motion
lid
sly dett-nded "
that he did not propose to waste any
time in the Jury’: nelcctlnn.
Felder denlurred and
mire him to
the United States. 1 ad
that 1 would resent any
i a
such an extent
unjust or hare criticlu .
llmnn like u er men. and they are
human llku rnyuell. ii i feel that way
lbuu him
esedurarn whether they
do
identity or the men criticised and set-
irized in H
Colonel Felder
took an exception
William J. Duly next took up the ex-
“ ow lo a
not afraid 0! Juli.
u “had
siilius answered .
ACCUSEB me comer or “RAIL-
ROADIKG" METHODS.
O'Luiry then took up the dues-
none
"railroad" .
tnsined ohduruta. adhered
and ovary. exhausted irons
one. link into his chair rem r BK
loud enough ior every one in the court
room to hear:
-- head and railroad me I'm
the case The
in its rilllns
his ei-
convint-eil I urn guilty.
has happened w to conylnre them i
am not helm; Iccorded sintnis Justice."
PRHOEIDENT IN HIS iiRoTHr.le's
CASE
o'lxary later rose again tor a iinal
effort plylus:
(continued on Pain 5.)
On The Irish Were Intolerable Bnl.
Including Sick Women.
At a Iilrlr‘heol'l.SIven stihe Shelhourna
MONUMENT T0 MICHAEL MURRAY UNVEILED.
Big Muster of Friends and Colleagues kof Deceased President of
the Shamrock Club of
aynioni1’u
New. Yor at
Cemetery, Weutchester - Justice
Ceremonies In t.
Coholnn De-
livers Splendid Paiiegyric, Monsignor Power Blouses the Me-
the Graveside-Beau u
i O'Donnell-Boys’ Choir of
Ugh’ Y 4
All Saints’ Church and Miss
Halon Breideltlihch Sing 'Appl'opria.te Hymns.
‘there’ was a large nttentlanra at men
graveside.
enter.
their trihute nt respert to the departed
irish Nationalist had bee Isstwlaled
with him in work ior lruiand ior more
then a quarter or a den ury
war I native at Cross
sided
1. 1511.
There
nemhiage which rams to honor Michael
II ra at st. Raymond's Cemoter
d
E
pupils, he Buys‘ choir o
Church. II“! I nurnlle
hyuius during the memorial exerciser.
1'35 OPENING CEREHDNIES.
nelegatioue were vreiztirit (mm a large
nunsher at ii-is noel
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at
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5
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9.
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doll of Mr
Ml n, and 5 yr 1
0 of Mn Innl Ind lilllglltern were
present at the mm
.sss.
John Carroll of that hllthntl MIIVHY
Ilenmrinl Commlttm vresldnd. Ill
r H
death occurred in New Ynrk on August 5‘
were many priests in the an I‘
5 heautiiul Celtic Cross raise
a
‘ sf those with who
‘ M ' tian Brothers, also attended. and their
t
opening. he brtelly sxnialued the hue origin
we is s and intr a nd
the Boys‘ Chair from All tn‘ churrn.
The 1 item s. e two heautit i
hymns vililr sang g we a tin
ml-la oi the excellent-mtlillt-nl Imita-
t
in; which they hrs rec ving.
FATHER LIl‘I.VGh'7‘o.v AND .lI0.V‘-
EIGNOR POWER SPEAK.
Re. ii jilvlllgatari, who was
next Introduced by the Chairman, prr
e odsred up
?
n
a.
, salted those present to Join in a prayer
II)’
lor ills an relxmo at hie soul. In
generation.
every n ool a his
w en II)’ slauls initiators.
have tilled the minds or studen with
the Innusstln and erroneous tdcn that
averithlnx met I d i ourasen
utlve institutio ulue tr m s svri
Holstein. wltli llle Antinsarone. and
not irom Greece and ‘Ebunle.
in suite oi Mr. Chesterton‘: admission
or Ensltsh tyranny in Ireland he s
dred pudllie without trial.
EIPLOIIES TUE A.VGLo-SAXON
THEORY
liir. Chesterton’: alluding to the reler-
ance Ihlvh had be
t e ceremony of hlnsiltng the memorial. I) in n dilr to give a ho lsr. not in say
Father Power was ulalsted ny er. rat. a vulgar, version or the history or the
rick 0' gliah people. wll h uid iur i
an Ilternalhe to s View or it
interesting and very appropriate
t
supporter of
rival oi the lrish language. and it was n
Imlnv-nl.IY titling that the salt and ex-
used in the memorial exercises.
JUSTICE coHu,AN's EULOGIT
tn-dny to unveil thll
to honor
unusual and uln-
II gtvtl
rtnx hie liietlrne itllo
Ill he came In <‘olItlrL
Orlllunrily ellrh reiehrauons are held
rank and die. We
;
a
every mlrk oi outward regret to testify
our esteem In moor an
(clot-usitioa on revs I.)
l.eAi')'- l-:
FATHER O‘!J0.Vlt'F.‘LL'E TRIRUTE IN
04 L10, I‘
e spent-h oi the Gael should he an
-Ills extraordinary theory that every-
Ad n done
a
=
the Middle Ages.
the u Irllpor at rt oi the rope.
Ellldn or the Allies in lreiend ii an
In the w hlld tiered her
0
that Teutonic boast on their lips that
type of unionism. Illlght throughout his
- end. r tcd llvon the theory thn
rlnlln lot! of C In
v
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9
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sure, and a memory that will he held
that his country is wrong in the present to
estertan in his speech throws ‘"
it certainly did not
9- come from srhleswig-Holstein. no
G. K. CHESTERTON’S CONFESSION ABOUT IRELAND
o
n The Celebrated English Writer Admits That The Wrongs inflicted By The English
Like All Ills Colntrymen. II: Peisists II
Saying That Ilis Country Is Ill The light To-Day-lle Throw: A Bolnlr
shell At The Time Worn Theory That Representative Institution Are 0!
Anglo-Salon Origin-Llhe All Iiood Things In llodern Ci'lilizntioI, They-
Calne From Greece And Raine And The Mediterranean legion-Also Attach
The Picture Painted M The Celt By The English And Points To The Con
spichnls Success DI lrishmen In The British Colonies As Prool I Their
Capacity For Self-Government-Palliates English Atrocities In Ireland Ily
Saying They Were Due To The Teutonic Spirit-Claims The Spirit llf Eng-
land llas Changed. But Does Not Explain Why The Old llrntalities Are
Conlinlleil-And Then lie Appeals To Irishmeu Til light For The Dppressnr
That Ilolds In Prison Without Trial Over five lundretl Sinn Feisels.
the banks of the Lliley as a In‘! men on
the iilsnhattan. (Mr.
(Jheetermn meant the lludsonl.
such uyinss came irom the mouth
as mo at nearly I
?
-s
a a in Europa ‘which had the
right to aflhrcisl other nc .
nu: ENGLISHMAN ieiaan.
d paruy justided the Ens“
lien attitude taken in the name or that
g: Teutonic theory.
It was the Tnlitnnlc theory which had
been the curse or the relation between
England and ireiand, and was now the
curse is t aw between England and
German .
For the rest as had no claim, and did
PPVGIBQTI I [0 KAVQ Ill’ Uh P
es ior a P0 er that holds at present 2:‘ ':f:: :',‘,iu’:'el?;'';'’r: , ‘ nx‘u’“‘:n‘:’,
in English and men sell. over Ilve ham 1 9 mm Q“ mm Am I ‘H ‘mm.
that the English could not impose con-
eerihtion upon am. . -
one aspect to site interest to the pres-
sure or renresentsuv e MI!-gov.
erning Domlnlunn on that ix‘ ion was
that those noruinions were a.1ielns
demonstration of two (uuonr that
the English could tal as themselves-
. It h
moua and Pnrtltnl eilert upon the ordi-
nary English nllnd when once it real-
They were told in England a net
number Elf Iles lbullt Irishman. Th!
i-onirortanls clues had it tradition oi
Przludlcn on HIS Illbhela
TH IRISHMAN ABROAD.
In could
never newer the i a hub
cess oi the Irish in tho Domiulona oi
In E nd cer-
ttly a middle
rish-
llnulf. end, it
had born
Inormoul Bride in the
ad.
and Canadian experiments. ‘no mo
II man‘. it In tltneovvnd IJIIC II III than
hlxhly Gentile.-rnt.Ie Don-Llnlanl (hi Xrklr
damoantle and II!!!’ no
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