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Full Title	The Gaelic American - Vol. XVII, No. 32, August 7, 1920, Whole Number 882.
Contributor	O'Reilly, Michael.
Date Added	15 November 2019
Format	Newspaper
Language	English Irish
Publish Date	1920-08-07
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 ‘Jol. XVIL, No. 32. Whole No, 882. Esglishman’s Insult to Dr. Mannix Arouses Indignation, Which Is Quickly Forgotten in Desire to Do Honor|t to Departing Friend of Tree Democracy--Ship’s Cooks Didy’t Strike After All. when ne, oD ed Weckly at 16, Subsefiption ¥ BISHOP GALLAG - ARCHBISHOP MA strife. In fect, 1 is working for peace in Irelan Expire and that pe for Is a peace resting pot on force it on justice and on the fr will of the people concerned. “There are those that think that an archbishon should not speak and act as have spoken and acted, unless perhaps .|he be a Belgian Cardinal a “1 jot accept . pritien contention, | land fs a Nation and that Ireland has just the same right to ay what form erament. she Further, I Vellore Ireland's cause to t| be just and sacred, and I think that though f happen to be an Archbishop I within my rights in fol- lowing in, my own humble way thoj glorious example of Belgium's patriotic and heroic Cardinal.; Irish people are rightly struggling to free they ‘bave thé' same elstm to: look, British Exo outside the. Britian Empire. The peace| are th 5 ilies St, Ne ¥. Postage free, ~NEW YORK, AUGUST 7, 1920. R Nz A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE OAUSE OF [RISH INDEPENDENCE, IRISH LITERATURE AND THE ONTERESTS OF THE IRISH RACE. Entered as se: fore To] maxaet Sor found "be appealing, to the Vatican because statements. ican. “archbishop Mapalx mad marks on the office coat the Street, where Irteh World at 7" Barclay fo further and say that if tho} ‘be|clerzy the of every: American tae tater “of America ’ '¢ Smment. - Archbishop Mannix ga’ ment to the reporters. *Teally was working for ‘He sai Of the consequences | a sa-American) flag from th “MMe girl and tore ft fnto-ehreda made] perous rorese doll’ and get rough British Gov-| «When the vessel backed out from her 1c r until the Sas GIVES “Panter ht hha bre oar “After reaching the deck of the ship tastde and outside the British Eat ‘on jus- New York demonstrati in m: eelving from the Mayor and the Bi “As to these newspaper reports that ~ of Aldermen of New York the freedom| have come from Australia in the mn ve | his conscriptton " i People at I be- {and 1 am ‘not afraid m represented certain quartere as a promoter ARCHBISHOP - REPLIES: 0 ‘| LLOYS GEORGE'S STATEMENT "Archbishop Manni in in \e intervit published on Thursday of last week nd him by Lloyd George Hughes of Australia, sal Government hadn't the courags on ide to the Old worl, to mae, up up thelr rainds as to do with Ta bet ter the Liberty of Belgiui world applauded and none more than Lioyd George. Von Bissing and Loyd ajay WOULD BE AN HONOR. noua secure one honor not enjoyed ress and feel comfortable at the same ime k for the Aue measure. le here knew. what the peopte think of hi would oes 2° no attention to what he hob to say the statements made sbdout,| ro and a: dm “I am rather ary that the Bria 22 we already retreated to tad wbot will happen there no on ie can | foretell. seem to have some dificulty in | Be was |Tushed out and escaped. e} On July y Gal- way. rls "end ‘pottce fred "trom a jestriaw: two in which Premier Hughes | 7, wore tvpe, he deserted the cause he hed | SINN FEINERS MAKE MANY outside, Mr A, once espou! le 18 @ British d . Meaghe tual, rt out, gue cpoared: Hg Jo e Britsher end) Da RING SUBPBISE ATTACKS |siengrer orewtial” fot out, and found WILL DEAL WITH HUGHES. — His brother was bleeding from the neck elke ® that the peorle of aue|Harty of Military. Police Dis- aoe sounded man told hie brother m row. new in that. He said the same on tee} armed on ded, Dublin that the soldlere af Ged at orn for unty erick—Mor ish Tt00P Pouring ‘Into Te itary supplic dence of ‘Saring and strategic skili in their operations. wa Dublin. on the evening of July 29 party of fourteen Feige eae ae of their arms, and equipment. ‘Wheit they bad ,done this the Sin removed y. The ) NEAR GLENG@A4RI! in. New work ¢ on we Irish Republicans continue harassing Brit ‘of Occupati: 1 e/PRESIDENT DE VALEBA'S- Building -on Westland Row— Revalver, coat pocket, but did not get time to draw the a. With Brooke atthe time he was. shot tay attempt to jeeked under a table iitter’ the ‘shooting the three men jrooke was reputed to be the virtual bead of the British Government in Ire- Jand during the absence of Lord French. MYST: OF TROOPS ee 2 British Cor tts fearful waeapa The fear not sinking was voiced. at t the ré seems to be some idea of deai-|'rish Ofice today when nary we ;| made as to the number of eng drama does Cal Tractionactiag jen route to Irsland. It ts known shat that aatlo additional troops are being regarding me he will confer a @istinc- a|tion on me not enjoyed by Cardinal] clude the Argyle and “Suiberlng| Mercter. If 1 had to go to pri o TUST A FEW MORE SAMPLES BRITS aa MILTRARTSM. they, srove saroean “the e fame date st Ballsghaderecn, or think that he represe of’ public opinion, He Did Not Get Time to Draw His} ee ed. ik Brooke, member of the Privy adviser to| Bans nt was residents, of the town have Ne rooke is $ led revolver in his right- inager Cotton of the Lom marded Railwa; ‘The attack- ——-- ba STERY SHROUDS SENDING 8 TO IRELAND. arms;"ammunition er_military equipment and bore them off. They en vet fire to jes and Bantry has recently beon shot u twice by police and soldiers and two daylight. One soldier was iilted 1@ fighting and: four yroungee. ‘The wae has ‘been described as “a regular hed battle,” sunich continued ul er large military reinf when the Republicans thao ath Brnree is about’ es miles from Kil- "| maliock, which was arm tomazneonta who tried to put out the in their burning Mawellinge and f business upon by the ‘otloe on it ovcasi POURING IN ore ‘TROOPS, multary “sariien, —— POLICE AMBI AMBUSHED. - Another detached party party of the British Army of Cccupation in eland been ‘attack Bervice corres! Dublin on July 31, says “Two: policemen. were wounded, one fatally, wher a small detachment we ambushed by ctvillans near Pendy't Cross; in Tipperary, art —— ternational News \dters 4 house, and riddled the old ‘man's ola fa renegade of the bedy with bullets, . ‘ehots, | ir | ment military forces)." D | nict between the people af Ireland and “|the people of Britain. burned on the night of July 23 ys a| sel en" UCT to reliev their ete daring coups, fn» ates they are a great and was held from the it saying feta of him and “took him towards en the was taken tpto the house Mr. A. Meagher went t a artes, but thre shoot him if he stirred, bnd said ther had e bent for @ pri fers apparently hi instead to nd sent for On the mas they met oi the police had to ke Shouting “Po: tlee""to old dan, PP. arrived. he ordered the -soldiers to leave the! on house. They went out while he was ad- ministering the Last Sacraments, bu! jeged that they replied thi they thonght “he wae in Feiner. WASHINGTON SPEECH ON ATT. AMENDMENT | W. Goff was shee pl Jains His ‘edie to Accept ee bat he declined’ aved tn ‘Articl that the election. be deferred to. futnre ith | meeting. © An’ th ‘members| @ speech last week: . this despatch from Lon- n appeared in the press here} olf Sinn will cor rward with an offer to shake hands, forget the} 10 “iene back ithe tide rolling tn on the veral minutes before | ext en he bast and let bygan gones and to consider the ciate rot North Ireland, the Govern- to inion Home Rule, reserving only the right of imperial defense (control of naval and purports ds “The despatch 1s esigned to put the rah h people tn the wrong be tore a pubic. It to not the Irish ere 8 @ con- Tt {a not the Irish pooplé at all who are to blame for this s strusele 0 American ebould fall to realize ta ‘the British aro the agsrosso ht. The Irish people alo re beve a aright to rule Irqland, but the British Persist in attempting to force their usurpation on the people with ‘the bay- y always and are jow to sign een the two Nations. Let Lloyd George appoint the Government of the Republic of Irc- land Is ready to appoint its represent ves, “ already Indicated my belief that the Irish peeple would be willing jeve British gn: ture as would gladly devote myself tothe fos: tering of the: sam tween Ireland an arm. Order Fath ment peace | & his plenipotentiartes, |» . Nations ie Ire count nued om Poge 5.) Ofsce at New York, Ne (oni Ne We cade te hee OP MS the Act oP Maren . ost Bishop lected = National rage wet mee none of Irish Freedom fonal oul — on the was | at the most eventful crtala in. ‘the f the tory union an ational Movement, coordination evening, daly 30, to all ‘the Vacancy created by the resignation of! Rev. Peter E. Magenni: r jonths ago wi eneral of the ras el Ros- Carmelite ‘Order and Is no Honger a reat. }dent of the proceeded o a Former Justice of the. Supreme | Court in Council aince it came F larger -area, St 1 | decided, however, to go on-with'the elec-|’ BISHOP GALLAGHER ELEOTED: Justice Daniel F. Han Of the New. York Supreme Court nominated 1OP Gallagher, wi it at the mest. and great ovation 01 he could get ‘in a word, and made the’ most remai Councit bar over heard, It wan plea for unity im the Irish ranks in Americaja final As it was not known in edvance that Bishop Gallagher would attend the meeting, it was not possible to get a stenographer, but the tolloeag. ts a] e ood synopsis of his address Right Rev. -Michael J. Gallagher, Bishop of Deti Mich., having been | > York. Hally and Mr. ‘Henly bad spoken :to ‘atm end had asked him to come to. N York and Inquire into both sides of the 3 who some — not ety hel ae stopped. would the Lrish.. Mayo, jeavy was an cm, from’ his stoycte by 2 blow of SHOT WHILE BRINGING IN George pretende thee |<Tuted therein, @ policeman's rifle. .HIS BICYCLE IN OFFALY. he tg frightened at this problem—that | (Ane) ¢ Murroe, County Limerick, on uly evnaeen 1s too mul him to solve. Well] "8 ¢ ppoeee 7a ttacked by five mer, twenty-two years, |tet him clear out—it. will not then be iamerrenn p clothes policemen, arméd_ with fof “Cangort yee Shinrone, mals, is In| one of hés pi and we whose prob- prontion ed thie a ona the. tact rifles. They beat him with rifle butts tt 1s m it will not ot mentic ae on and thea ted him (08 gate, halt um “The truth is that the British tions there should not De aay nscior “A ent does not want peace In Ireland some alton ae those Nebting Thomas Feery was shot dead in his or with Ireland except on term seach | fecrimine te couse by: soldiers at. Ballycommon, | no\reai Irishman will accept—on the - . Offaly. Ft ‘was seventy -) id.} to . baal ot Treland’s subjugation as a mere THE PLOT" 0 DRIVE our | the bos nd riddled t vais 4 Bishop Gallagher (aid ie name name hed been used in connection with @ so-called England a ected vantage a iden when op Gallagher ons net est and’ most vincing way, taking’? filon ‘bo won be cor ne ‘American pobile jc optaton 4 eGovernment: were Gevoted to @ fight, to ‘destroy each’ oth ‘warned “his."hearers: that: The Bishop's [guesitty interrispted: ‘thee he went to Chicaso Putte: Diocesan Diamond Fanttes ty tats un are

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