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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XVI, No. 33, August 16, 1919, Whole Number 831.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	15 October 2019
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1919-08-16
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 A JOURNAL DEVOTED 0 THE CAUSE OP IRISH INDEPENDENCE, IRISH LITERATURE AND THE INTERESTS OF THE IRISH RACE. vy . i Republic—Resolutions Passed And held In Speech—Presideat Of Th Ireland’s Case To The Newspaper Liberty Guaranteed To All—Also Foe Rule And Says Ireland Must President De Valera, who arrived in Telegrams and asking for th various cities, but this cannot be done “until the ranged. A public announcement will be made at an early day, but in meantime local commit lertake to set aro back on bis arrangements fon the issue ot ‘the of the Trish Republic, but stert them movement throughout the ANACONDA, Mont, Anaconda Btendard thus describes th meeting for President De Valera held “ here ‘estorany, and the banqu “t ‘resolution was unanimously adopt y 6 Gvestion, this motion was placed bere audience end carried $ “overwhel: x With the. Syoepitality of Western 4 and the fo thusinem of the Irish, cg eeeption tendered the distingulabed § watch had eters red on the streets, on + "tke butldings and in the windows of the ot a triumphal entrance ota victor Into celts the FROM NEIGHBORING TowNs ge and other neighboring cities ‘Were represented wd which Bre its popular reception ae the party. Splendid Meeting In The Copper Mining Town Enthnsiastically Applauds Wis Speech; Then He Is Entertained At A Bangiet Lasting Into The Night, At z Which Ringing Speeches Are Made In Favor OF Recognition Of The cis Calling Upon The Scaate To Defeat The League Of Rations, Which He Up- - land A Distinct Nation And Ulster Belongs To Her—Fall Civil Aud Religions Butte, Telling Conditions Of Labor Ie Ireland And Why It Supports The Republic—treland And The War—trishmea Fought For Ideals And They lnsist On Their Country Getting What Belongs To Her—Repudiates Demizica Own Way —A Great Propaganda Tour Which Has Aroused Great Enthusiasm. rpose | ed to assist at the meeting the| pared whole tour has been ar-| stat ts also making | te" July _28—The te 8! tWMislasm over the coming of Re- Forwarded To Senator Wa'sh Of Montana e Irish Repablic Gives Full Statemeat Of Men, Which Is Published In Full—tre- Delivers Address To Metal Workers In Have The Right To Rule Herself In Ber ton, Mayor J. B. MoCavitt, W. B, Dwyer, the Rev. Father T. F, Landry of Deer Lodge, J. H. Murphy, Ray Reardon, and Barney McCarthy. Others alsa appear. the The speech of Prealdent De Valera was one of his best attempts to exp! situation and the peopl facts with the speaker. ies ‘enly 0 oath wader Bostiah control, whe trish ich had terized “the cetghiahment of the Irish Ropubile. ENGLISH CONTROL, t war,” ho said. “What Irish did enlist did so as volunteers an 200,000 who volunteered did it foolishly. They 16 back to find their co ed by En statesmen. oppressed th give their lives for the c the cause of Treland, Members of the committee watch met the President were Judge G. B. Wins of Great Peace or in Buf pay falo Unanimo 80- | lation A wling tthe ‘Nations "Unless we can got to work and mare XPOTt, to 6 Government. Established by ithe People, opted for full recognition of the independence of the Irish Nati everyone the representing the| ers Katghte of Columbus, ander rhany dif- ferent nded the rés- otution, which re Th “Reso! Supreme Council peper pounds but work which is| with ved, That the of the Knights of Columbus, indorsing the vote of the Senate of the United |tat tates the aspirations of the Irish poopie for & government of its be the recognition of the national inde pendence of Ireland by the nations of the world.” ‘ -——— ENGLAND'S PAPER MONEY WILL NOT SAVE HER LONG ee pepetian ab poplte = men ea British news. it will happen best pre- Tan vacant wet bert win. menting on © speech of of Bir faced Geddes, fa wuicr' he eaid’ that the International SHIP ENTERS QUEENSTOWN inge| FLYING IRISH TRIOOLOR. toon at tee creation of brains, labor.” LONDON, Augut 4 4A Quegastown despatch says @ sensation was caused at uesastown y morning, espect- ally’ in. selon ies circles, P the alsplay trom the fore: the Ameri steamer’ Gandourne of the 8 ‘sinn Fein Repabit can flag as that fem New York en Foate | to Copenhagen. it owing to en- a — a DEMOCRATS SCOR SCORE WILSON. ‘on | Bay State National ational Committe e the wages |is signed by enterprise, capl- 8 Vol. XVI., No. 33. Whole No, 831. STEEN NEW YORE, AUGUST 16, 1919, Srtacmck prubdar the Ack of aseh'S.S0e PRIGE FIVE CENTS, ANACONDA GIVES GREAT WELCOME TO DE VALERA SXiG3Ts oF coumaraus asx |cas, sete "sh wre |G Sirs dicnots (GEORGE CREEL ATTACKS IRISH-AHERICAN LEADERS ges Presid With ators and ‘atten Democratic State Rep- resentatives. appeal charges the Prestdent tion at the Eeace Conference and ‘nis |’ Mexican pol eg NATIONALISM IN AUSTRALIA. His Article In “ Leslie's Weekly” A Viclous And Wholly Unwarrantabie-Asszalt: -. (From. Lestica Weekly, August 2.) | come ‘There Is necd-%6° speak a few plain, flr ied sate Se, from : a 2 in, fYom, Japan? ‘This, straightforard .words.to Americans of the United “@tates ac the“én X chan less the Irtgh~ ‘Tmorement in the United Oa The Mea Who Have Built Up The Irish Movement In America Asd Steered It Safely Through A Critical Time—Accuses Them Of Attackisg President Wilson Aud His Ideals Becanse They Iasist On His Standing By* His Own Solema Declaratiors—His Statements Amount To A Bemasd For Their Removal And Their Replacement By Hea Who Will Do Wilsea's © Bidding And Place Tho trish Cause at The Mercy Of Lloyd George's i Ally —Their Chief Offeace ts Oppesition To The Leagee Of Nations, Which - “Is Englend’s Most Ambitions Schetea, Secure American Aid In Holding Ireland Bowa—Crecl's Description Of The Parpese Of Articles X ad A Pucrile “Attempt To Reverse The Plain Facts—He Wauts Heland To Appeal From Exgtand To A Body Which The British Gorernniat Absolately Centrels With Six Yates To America's One Aud iter Aly, Japan, Raving Avother—The "rik acwal Of The Wilson’ Pi pacunda Agi Ii righ birth ‘and Irish descent, for un. tions to the mee and the Council (1) Tha (2) , ‘ing conn Friends (Continued on Page this connection with President De Vales “submitted th (b) es ne very important of Irieh Fecdom (elected by the Irish Base Ganyention) “Have exaot data as to ‘the amougt mney in-rais ie Fund be in Scouts state that Committess New York, August 9, 1919. esting of the National Council, unanimously decided as follows: ¢ the Irish’ Victory Fund definitely close on Angust $1,.1919, That all menie collentoi—nings ie amount ex- vertising an Papell on or befors August 81st, be forwarded to the National urer, MICHAEL B, MoGREAL, 280 Broadway, New York, . ¥. (8) That each Btats and Loosi Finance Oommittes shall ssubmit to National Headquarters » statement show. g the tot total amount of expenses inourred in Tho above decisions are final because (a) It is éssential to have the Irish Vi sign beg his to a clogs Tet before it that the So Netonal. ing-the and tha have: loyally: SOLOS OOLO-DE: 8 special committes after consultation je result.of their delibera- held Au; Fund cam- ident De the variou ‘complied ‘with: hel Totter and spirit‘of the sarees, of the Baos Convention by TARMUID ‘National ‘Secretary, ugust 7th, © Council remitting to National e entire. net ‘ : tals af the: rons State on and City Drives, To'the committees who have. already ‘made good. ans sums id th pledged on, behalf... of. thei States, agit <a = seen we cuestion thet cach incere, Intalligent 2 ress: our. appreciation and exte: 3 to, "thote | Berson Pon trecdoun be made & who for various reasons have-not x cet 1 quotas ws for’ submit the necessity of’ a whitlwi finish before Angut 81, - LYNOH, iy ite ob) lends ta to. th ‘There st! two two: JD. by force of arma @) Pr Be | eae land’ aiifts Ee eo Turpoees, ot mane im the United 8 rain ote ia sbecitaiy ith nel of enna, he Set way faaee THE ONLY WAY WE CAN HELP. is—the second of the two ways by (Continued om Poge 3.)

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