EDITED BY ARTHUR GRIFFITH

Vol. I. No. 33. (New Series.) 8ATURDAY, 8EPTEMBER 29, 1917. PRICE ONE PENNY

WBBK BY WBBK. Imperialist of 1917. _ Mr. Dillon will not disputation, until we see our way ahead faet that Irish priests respectfully decline to alleging that the tuit-alled -capital of the strike down Sinn Fein and bury it in the clearly. If Canada finds it necessary to get agree with Cardinal Logue’s present view of company is *£392,000 vn^n it is really ou)y grave with Parnell. His power for evil is a British market in competition with the the Gaelic League. «i tweniiethtof this sum. Two thousand per .Four issues of “ Nationality*’ would not over, and he lags superfluous on the stage. American, we, too, should get a competitive ♦ ♦ suffice to contain even brief reports of all cent, exaggerations are. diffieult to kUstaia. market somewhere else. It is really a matter We asked last week what is the influence fl'he next item we challenged was the all#- the ineoiiugs held on Sunday last to endorse Note the following in the translation of the mainly, between Ireland and Canada, assum­ the policy of Sinn Fein and call the attention that Mr. William O’Malley, M.E.P, tor Con­ eation that the “ invested' funds ” of the German reply to the.Pope, and disseminated ing that the shortage of supplies will compel nemara, wields that enables him to have I City Life amounted^.to £B14,06U. Mr. Seal of the world to the treatment of Irish poli­ to the English Press by that secret depart- England to open her ports. We owe Mr. tical prisoners as common criminals. In young priests who venture to criticise his Irefers to th e « as “ a^aefis/' and he lmw*ly taient of English government—" Reuter’s Prothero a debt of obligation Tor disclosing rablic utterances banished from the main* quotes the btuance shee(7 to which be sull Dublin the principal speakers were Messrs. Agency” ■— ifeis doubts on the case of alleged pleuro­ and and to use Catholic Church gi'punds foi. adheres. But he does not deal with ou> De Valery Brugha, and the Countess “ They will also succeed in settling pneumonia hi Canadian^cattle. We had the Marckieviecx; in Cork City— where over his political meetings and the steps of the criticism of that balance sheet, nor uq& he Individual points of conflict which are still same doubts about the foot-and-mouth dis­ Temple of God for his platform. There "is' establish the characte r- of the assets. He 30*000 people were addressed from three undecided.” ease. It is clear now who would keep out no reply, nor did we expect one; but we are makes no defence' against opr statements platforms, Messrs. Eoin MacNeiU, Arthur both the Cauadian and the Irish cattle. Of And the following in the correct version of determined that the people of Ireland gener­ that ,.the two Items “ Purchase, of th^res ” trriffith and Count Plunkett spoke. At course, it was convenient to pretend that it ally shall not remain in ignorance of the and “ Purchase of Business and Extension Tnam Mr. Ginnell and M", Darrell Figgis the reply was Ireland that kept out the Canadians/ character of this man. Expenses,” amounting' to ’ £127,8®, were Reports of other meetings at Newmarket, “ They will succeed in regularising the thus masking th e meat ring and its clever ♦ * perfectly worthless assets. Manorhomi^on, Athboy, Mountratb, Gra- few open points .Still in dispute.” but unscrupulous agents, who are -experts William O’Malley owes his seat in* the uard, Eninscortby, Nenagh, Dunboyne, at doping cattle. Mr. Prothero, dear in This is a fundamental difference. To English Parliament to his relative, P. Cushendall, Knocka villa, Mountrath, Eslin nooent man, hints that Ireland- is likely to O'Connor. The possession of the seat has The 'only item he seeks to defend is tbs Brklge, Goldeii. and Westport have reached falsify tne text by translating “ fe w ” at. make tronbie, but the unsuspecting soul will mortgages; and loans, amounting to * •' individual ” is audacious, but it was neces­ i: ade him a useful decoy duck for the Lon- U8j amongst the speakers being Messrs. probably reach . salvation before the meat juon fraternity of company promoters. His £ 018,000 in round numbers, i'he question McGuiuness, M .I.P .; Cosgrave, M .I.P .; Sean sary, presumably, to commit the falsification ring permits Canadian stores to low in the we asked was thisr-^Are these, asset* in oraer to conceal the fact a little longei [hist appearance was as a speaker at a din-* MUrov, Philip Cosgrave, Michael Lennon, paddocks of Norfolk. Irish interests are jner given by the promoters of a London available ,fot the discliarge of obligations Httrry Boland, M. Collins, John Clarke, that seoret negotiations for peace have been very seriously affected-by the proposal, bin taken*.'over« from the Irish Unitedf1 This actively going on and are approaching a con “ Window Cleaning Company, Ltd.” O'Malley .Joseph Connolly, P. J. Molonoy, Alderman if it led to tne opening of other markets wo v. as ostensibly present as reprdsehjting the is _ a vital matter to policy-holders of tbs Kelly, Professor O’Neill, Padraic O’ Maille, J. elusion. could find importagtr compensation. It is Irjsh Sowiety. ’lTie.v nul get no infurnuition ♦ ♦ ♦ “ Press of London —not bad progress for a Shouldice, etc. true that under present conditions we are man who had just left a situation as an ele­ on this'poiut from the Chairman of the ♦ ♦ ♦ Our prediction in regard to the “ Cattle limited to the Bntisb market, and for thit mentary schoolmaster—and in a speech de­ City'Life.rHe avoids answering this straight Manorhamilton, the first town in Ireland Prices Order” has, unfortunately > been ful­ reason alone ot\r interests are opposed foi cured:— question. He merely remarks, in an evamre to vote for Sinn Fein—the first town in Ire­ filled. Of course, the Irish trade represen­ the moment to those of Canada. But we faaluon, if this aibount is not available foi • land which spanned its streets ten years-ago tatives were totally ignored by.the “ Grand are not responsible for these-conditions, and The Syndicate had not come before the discharging the liabilities of the Irish with the motto, ‘ ‘ No English Parliament” Inflator.” Despite tne unanimous condem­ there is not a farmer nor q man in the cattle public with something that had not been United that if that be so it woukl - not be — had an enthusiastic meeting on * Sunday, nation of every organisation connected with trade who ' does not desire to see them tried j but the evidence placed before the available- far meeting its■,own liahilities, a addressed by Mr. James Dolan, brother of agricultural industry, the Food Controller changed, and our freedom to sell in othe| meeting had proved that the invention had manifest absurdity.” .This ia»np' answer. It Mr. Charles Dolau, the first man to fight an has persisted with his policy of destructive markets secured. We presume that Canada been very severely tested by the users, and isa not even an “ official explanation*” We election for Sinn Fein, and Messrs. Lynnoit, regulations. The Dublin market on Thurs­ •is| seeking means to fight the meat ring. She he believed that it would do away with all will- now ask Sir. Seal another. Will he, give o f Manorhamilton, and Timoney, of Dromo- day was glutted with immature beasts. The will certainly have to. do so, and now is he* the accidents in connection with window the Irish "United a charge on the mort- haire. numbers reached the record of 7,780—an opportunity? In this fight our interests are cleaning and at the same time make then jes for the protection of the policy- enormous market. The Government buyers the same as hers. houses far more comfortable than at pre­ transferred ? - ApOther -question we Mr. John Dillon performed at BailiSboro’ only bought about a thousand, in spite of the sent. I feel bound: to ask is this; Are there any on Sunday la at after .a two months’ prepara­ fact that the market was arranged for them* We learn that on October 7th, by order The Window Cleaning Company died, bui .charges or prior claims oa.. the propertysof tion to gather a meeting together to listen No doubt they bought all they could, as the of the Arch-Suspender, John D. Nugent, Mr. O’Malley was no loser. He next turned up, the City Life? So much for the question o f to him. MK Dillon modestly refrained from requirements for military purposes are 5,000 Sinn Fein members of the A.O.H. are to in connection with the Automatic Omuibu. availability^- , There remains, the question ■ stating what policy he has to offer to the per week on the basis of the amount allo­ be expelled thioughout the country. Now, laud Tramcar Cigarette Company, Ltd. whether a Mortgage Redemption Poltcv is s Irish people, but instead expressed an ardent cated to Ireland, and as the total exports* Sinn Fein actually holds, of course, a major­ liquid. asset; that is; i f it' can lie roiffaifjNl desire to know what the Sinn Fein polioy from all Ireland are not more than sixteen ity in most of the A.O.H. branches. . W e The “ Bondon ' Daily Graphic,” dated 1st -into1 caah. So* tar as we know, there is is— which later on he stated he had. been thousand (they are now jfrobablv less), it therefore suggest that the majorities take March, 1899, gives the following report of no market for assets of thist charaoter. The reading for the past' twenty years, being is evident thot-afc least 2,500 would be Dub­ common action and eject the minorities (in proceedings in connection with this Com Chairman .given no information oh this ma- - just seven years before, it -was propounded. lin’s weekly proportion. The proportion '■ a very proper and orderly retaliation'), taking .pahy in the Bankruptcy Court.;— ter. I f a mortgage cannot be realised it is Air. Dillon was., we-, observe, humiliated at. brought to ‘ market in a condition for the control-. of .the premises, books, ana funds. worthless as a securitv. WHS b’qtcner/was estimated by tfs jq be lynb one* “ A PENNY IN CTHE SLOTV’ a _ lVappears, Tne"(rffeJfhgS;r' tjp'SftT^S' TIne 'tfcv&rif' ko utilities. And on the platform crying Tnent bought J2 per 'cent.-. and this con-., jWe h^xt notice that tm Chairman quote# panegyric on the latef^TBishop of Limerick “‘ In reply to Mr.' wteeler, theMJfficial * Jiear, hear,” - to M n ’ Dillon were Messrs. firms ofir view. The requirements of the Receiver, Mr. Louia^Coeir, the vendor and jfrbin himself a list of figures, in which sht J.” D. Nugent, J. P. Hayden, and other City we estimate at about 500 per week. .thtyi that it was nohlv^srorthy of the subject. states that in 1916 the “ accumulated funds'*’ “ Never,” said Dr. fpgsrty truly, “ was Ire­ promoter, said one of hia-colleagues under­ libellers or Irishmen and women, the- foul- The rest is made up of cattle for export as took to get a Member of Parliament to be were £75S;209. A reference to the balance tongiied secret- slanderers of Roger- Case­ distinct from the meat trade. There is un­ land in-a more hdpde$sfor;critical condition sheet shows that the Funds appear' amongst than she was on.,the day -when the' intrepid come identified with, the Company, and in­ ment and othef men, and the vile open fortunately a very small meat trade in Ire­ troduced’ Mr. William O’Malley, M.P., whc 1 the “ Liabtlifiee. These fuuds have no and secret. slanderers of nearly -every pro- land* .It is a very unsatisfactory state of Bishop ran to her restnie. Her national life existence exo^it in so fat a s ' they are was almost submerged ^..almost unrecognis­ was given a thousand one pound shares tc miuent man and woman-in the Sinn Fein affairs, and it is much sggravated and quality him foY a seat,ou the Boardi-.’- Icovered by real assets on the credit side* worsened by the action of the' Food Con-. able. with the green LffSg turned red in tfye of the balance sheet. parade them as movement. hands of her so-called vleaders. But his - . v ♦ ♦ troller. A sound agricultural policy for Ire Mr. Coen thought ’this good business,- as levidence of financial strength is to play upon land.must be based on the production of powerful trumpet fi-onfcthje walls of Limerick Mr. O’Malley’s position as a Member of Par­ the incapacity, of. the public to underatead Where is there a career more disastrous in ■ roused her to life agaui", Jor rather his cour­ Irish politics than Mr. Dillon’s? In 1878 he cattre of prime quality and condition. ThiB liament audJ“ PrMsintn ” was likely to be, |the purely technical sense in which the word, ageous voice, 'like the creative spirit of 'told tne Irish people, that Isaac Butt was a aim can only he achieved by stall-feeding productive.of uiUcn benefit to the Company. r*Funds is used. We have shown thaf " and tillage. Under present conditions no Genesis, broke up Ae-waste of waters, called yV’hen Mr. O’MaUpy suggested) according tc Ihese funds are lg no rqeana covered by real “ traitor ” ■—a man who had betrayed them Young Ireland from the afiyss. and gave her in their hour of trial, In 1890 he told' the farmer ;can be expected to meet these con­ Mr. Coen, the payment'to the " Press V. for jssets, much lass by liquid assets, capable o f ditions. Tillage cannot be made profitable the lifi, shape, 4Snck.independent movement adyericiseuients cue sum of £450 the enter-. [Unng converted into cash. Irish people the same thing; about Parnell, that she has to-da$” £ : lir 1894 he told them that those who would without stall-feeding, and it is purely* de­ prising Chairman of the “ Penny in the. Slot” ! V *4* , <> Company agreed^aod'paid over a cheque foi not trust L6rd Rosebery were “ traitors,” structive “to agriculture to 'force a glut of ■The City Life gives its “ general expense* ‘a and from 1894 to 1916 he called "T ra ito r!” immature beasts in immense numbers on the The Government-sqfreidised “ Freeman” this sum to the Member for Connemara^ attacked the memoiy^® the dead Bishop and Small wonder in face of these substantial' fatio ” last year as 37) per cent. We ob- to'every Irishman who refused to trust the market. Many .were unsold, and some even serve the woid “ general. I t includes, o f Liberal Minister in power. ' I t was he who. could not get room to enter the market. the truth of the livin&one. To be censured paaofs or the pecuijjju-y advantages of being and libelled by the “ 'ra&man’s Journal ” is a Member of Parliament that Mr, O’Malley [course, the House Purchase expense rutio, when the Parnell -Split was being healed As Lord Chaplin, a former President of the la very- different business from insurance. at Boulogne, on the basis ^bf Mr. William English Board of Agriculture, sthtecT' to, the1 best certificate of .phones t* character an should still seek desperately- to retain hit. Irishman dbuld possess? But while that foul public position of. emoHi&ent! By combining the ratio of a mortgage and an O’Brien temporarily, taking Parnell’s place, -Yorkshire farmers last week: “ I t is a luna­ insurance agent, the figure *is very much re- f- interfered to upset' the arrangement, and tic policy, which would result in the loss of journal, which af tile present time is being ♦ •’ '■= *•» . ' *".- run at a loss of 4*700 ajreek, the loss being r - After the above revelations we hear no [duced. Wa find, according to the' Chair- plunged Ireland for years into internecine nearly 30,000 tons of meat by the slaughter |man’s statement, that the premium income : strife. Parnell, cognisant as he was of Mr. of a quarter of a million of immature cattle covered out of- the '.‘English ^Government thing of «Mr. O’Malley, M.P., until March, £63,000 subsidy, may -insult ana malign the 1913, when he figured largely in the of the company last year was £112.611. We . Dillon’s perpetual secret intrigues against at a time when there never was more grass look up the balance sheet and find that the him, once pleasantly described Mr. Dillon as in the country.” But the .Grand Lunatic. memory or character qfieerbani Irish Bishopss ' Amazing Rubber Case," as reported in the its supporters are^se'cr^tly .endeavouring at columns of the “.London Daily Chronicle” Iprepnium income of tne Life.‘and Industrial “ the leader killer.’’ Since Parnell’s death won’t let the cattle grow. Later on a meat business o f the. City Life w; * £112,440, and Mr. Dillon has been trying to play the role famine is bound to follow the glut. the#present time to. get priests punished who of that date. “ The Essequibo Rubber and stand by the Gaelic League against the latest Estates Company, Ltd.,” was one of' the that to get this business it cost C55,249 in of nation killer ” — it was he who told ♦ ♦ . ♦ - [commission and management expensejv fliis ^ William Rooney in 1899, when Rooney dared With a view to frightening the Irish far­ attempt of the Devlin gang to destroy that most scandalous daylight swindles ever per­ institution petrated on the public. In the Press- reports < |u a ratio o f 49 per cent., a ^very d ifferen t* to criticise the. Parliamentary Party for its mers and cattle traders, and for the purpose [figure from the Chairman’s 375 per rent. of heading off or stemming the agitation, the of the inquiry into this wild-cat scheme Mr. neglect of the'Irish language, that he (John ♦ - Dillon) would crush the .Gaelic’ League. The.- English Board of Agriculture has just made ► We ‘recently from Cardinal O’Malley figures prominently. A t the time Gaelic-League still survives—Ireland, is still a revelation. A t the Imperial Conference Logue declaring tha^Vthe Gaelic League had when all England went raving mad over We next come to the extraordinary state- i-live— and Mr. John Dillon is known to-day held last March the President of the Board become a political organisation. Those* who rubber, and speculated more recklessly than Iment. of.the Chairman o f the CHty Life, that to Ireland to be what Parnell described him o f Agriculture said: “ So far as the English respectfully differed f{3iin His Eminence, whp, over the South Sea bubble, a man named “ the mem lie*, s of - the Iriah United will re­ to be—a man with the vanity of a peacock Board is concerned, I can assure you we arc did not state any groinid for his, assertion^ I Joseph Chansay started the Essequibo Rub-' tain their present policies, without the [ her Co., Ltd., and succeeded in getting from -slightest change or alteration of premium o f land half its brains. in favour of the removal of the embargo are^being|Aeiii _ accused, o,^disrespect.______. When Cai5^- ion Canadian cattle). I am afraid I ougftL. dinaal Logue two ago allowed his name j the gullible public the dnorinoiis, sum of ■face value:”, This is quite a different pro­ Yet there was a time* when Mr. Dilton 'jto consult the Irish Department, because ito be printed n on O^BCTuiting^posjer. i j ' ' "of which XQOiQOO. When the affair was wound up th«, posal from the resolution which was sub­ 'spoke .Sinn FSin*or'something very near it. they may make difficulties, but I do not 50,000 were posted i-.6ngho ut fielaii'd, urg- rssets were only £4,650. Chansay, A(,*cor- Irish..people without leaders—the oppres- interests were not even considered. We not identified wiw^their ^Gaelic Leaguoismr Company from start to finish* Questioned in held by him or her, a similar policy i>*suehe people, and il ture, who spoke in reply to a request from the present attack on the Gaelio League does] I grbuuds, and is able to have Catholic Curates superimposed tne burden uppj them, and Mr. Rogers, one of the Canadian represen­ not interest us particularly, but the fact that , banished, deliberately connived, according to The statemenvof the Chairman of the C ity to-day tne Irish people are paying for the tatives for the raising* of the embargo, pressure is being brought to bear on priests] Phis own words, at the suppression.of infor­ Ltfa being entirely at variance with the Form ignominious truce that was made with the went oh to state that it would not conflict to refrain from supporting the League does mation which might have averted- the loss of o f Consent, it is evident that, those who have latter. with Irish interests. This Englishman, with ♦ ♦ ♦ at least part of this enormous sum of money ! signed that.document- were unaware of the -<®>- *5> Yes, Ireland hag. lost in the ^English Par­ the usual assumption, pretends in fact, that A t the concert of the ColmcUle Branch of] proposal now put forward, and we strongly it would benefit Ireland by favouring the the Gaelic Leagua Fr. Augustine, O.S.F.C.I . That Mr. William O’Malley is no worse advise them to find out what is the real liament again and again what Ireland had than many of his colleagues who make money •yon by her pwn determination on her own break-up of the Irish ranches for fattening President of thetiBranoh, very clearly pointed nature of the agreement made by the Corn- purposes. But he,, ignores altogether the out the national position of the Gaelic on the strength of their M.P.-ships similarly rSitfee of 'Management with the City Li#Q* •oil, Irat Ireland has at length wakened to the in London we admit. What we want to know fact, {hat it is not on the ground chosen by agricultural policy forced on us. We cannot League. With all that he said in his address The Irish United being a mutual friendly possibly abandon the store tr^ide under the ■ we agree, and the courteous manner in which p bout this creature is how it has' come that society, the policy-holders are *he real owneft her enemy she must play the game of free­ such a man can have the liberty of Catholic and they are, according to the constitution dom. 'Hnrtyrsix. years after Mr. Jeiin Dillon conditions imposed on us. The cost of food­ he spoke of the (wo distinguished personages stuffs is too great, and we have no assurance to whom he referred was a striking contrast priests interfered with, and the steps o f a of such societies, the only persons whp have told the* Irish people the essential truth of Catholic Church converted into a platform power to dispose o f the money, funds, sad Sinn Fein he re-appears to tell the same that we can hold the relatively small pro­ to. the manner, in which the “ Freeman portion grown. There are many _ questions Journal ” recently referred to tfie venerated for himself ft property o f the SocietV. _ Before deciding people that Sinn Fein is the enemy. Mr. what -to do they are entitled to hafe the .Dflfon struck down Butt at 66; he struck involved in the admission of Canadian stores.' Archbishop of Dublin and the noble Bishop I t is significant that with the greatest beef who sleeps in the Cathedral of Limdrick. W e notice that an “ official exrlanatmn .real position pf-affaire put before thou, and down Parnell at 46; he is now as old himself has been issued by the City Life ovekthe also to hava 'a definite proposal pat before as -poor Butt was when he ^tabbed him with market in the world on Its borders Canada Only-a few weeks ago the vile evening off­ should nevertheless seek a British market shoot of the “ TPreeman ” spoke of the great signature of its Chairman,*Mr. S. S. Seal! them Ijy the City Life directors. Neither o f his .venpjned tongue.and fglsely accused that Our statements are not refuted. It is not these things has yet been done. _ The policv- ionest Irishman o f caring- more. .tojv-tho for. stores- There, are other countries in- Bishop of Limerick as the “ Rev. Edward Volved in this-‘S|liestionl notably Argentina. JThomas.” And the hooligan who thps wrote, .denied that the statements made as -to the holders have been left entirely in the dark, British Empire than for Ireland. The robust and his Castle-paid^feolleapues, are the resources of the City ^ife are totally mis and do not know what is being, done with Nationalist of 1878' wfao oalled B u t t _ Im ­ It is 'a vary important international. matter, p creatures who to-day profess 'concern at the leading. Mr. Seal.carefully refrains from their property, * perialist ” and " Traitor ” . - i 8 the English and we ought to be. slow in.-rushing into NATIONALITY. Saturday, September 29, 19X7,

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But be this as it may, thp very, and an English writer of the time' stated that the port Of Dunkirk was seldom to be seen A Rosary of Song—A beautiful book_of May least to be expected in the circumstances it devotional Poems, by-Brian 0 ’Higr| with less than a score of Irish shins in it. that every care be taken to secure really gins, with 50 full-page Pictures on In return for the goods and produce the art. paper—Preface by Cardinal Logue I trustworthy correspondents, that the' least Continent and the American Colonies pur j ^ ^ - v e r y pretty blue cloth binding.-1 possible amount o f scope be given to an Ichased from Ireland, Ireland transferred her [purchases from England to the Continent. 2/8, by post 2/10. anonymous correspondent to convey inaccu­ ARREST In 1663, when England began her series of . SIO I riA SA01 Iise—xMiijiftin Agu fO in c* ALL IRISH. ALL SIZES. rate or unfair impressions in the course of repressive laws against Irish trade and in­ gaepilge l5|«>An ha UAnbAii. tid., by poscl YouT Attention. an article for which no one Can be held dustry, Ireland purchased 75 per ^cent. of 7d. ALL LEATHER. ALL ONE PRICE. responsible,, neither editor nor correspon­ all her imports from England. By 16/2 The Party— Who they are and what \ 22/6— BOX CALF. dent, and that an offence in this direction Ireland was purchasing 75 per cent: o f all her thev have done. By William O’Brien, imports from France and Spain and Flanders should not happen a second time with regard M.P. Post Free, 1|d. Wholesale to and Portugal and America. ' the Trade. [to any one country. - T. J. J-OUGHLXN, Carroll’s <*» ❖ *£• The Poetical Works of Thomas Mao* m That sufficient care has been always taken England was thrown into alarm. She had- Donagh, M.A. (executed ■ at Kilmain- Headquarters, Parliament St., Dublin. lost her most profitable customer, and s h # ham Jail, May, 191a) Post Free, nn this respect will be more than doubtful to nil who cherish the memory of the attitude was losing to Ireland a great proportion of 4/6. her trade. She struck at Ireland by a The Poems of Joseph Mary Plunkett o f ‘ the “ Civilta Cattolica ’ correspondents-, I Navigation Act,, practically interdicting Irish (executed at Kilmainham -Jail, May, I towards Ireland during . the past thirty trade with the Colonies. Ireland retorted I&16). Post Free, 3/10. Smokers—Fill-your Pipe with Irish-Grown SILK CUTyears. «» by opening a trade witli 'the French Colonies. Literaiare in Ireland—By Thomas Mac- Tobacco. Mild, Medium, or Full, I Just at this time the- Jacobite war inter­ - Donagh, M.A. .Post -Free, 6/4. 3 /- Quarter lb., post free. Take the passage above quoted, for in­ CIGARETTES vened, and as a result Ireland was again Thomas Campion and the Art of Poetry W. J. GLOVER & CO., stance. The writer’ s object evidently is t o j —;By Thomas MacDonogh. Post politically reduced and laid at the feet of Royal Avenue and North St., Belfast. [convey that the Convention, is a really re-1 England, which thereupon deliberately 6et- • Free, 1 /3.': ipresentative one, that the settlement is in In Dark and Evil Days (Story o f ’98)— I are made in lout to. crush Irish trade and industry beyond By Francis Sheehy-Skeffington, M .A. I Ireland’ s own hands, and that’ i f success Fhope of resurrection. ' -..•O' ■ <> ❖ v Post Free. 3/10.. is not achieved, and .Ireland's aspirations A. S CLARK IN Mr. Griffith then described the series o f Canon Sheehan’s ranions' novels— Luke hot satisfied, the fault is Ireland's own this Delmcge, Glenansar, Lisheen, The COAL MERCHANT, ' English enactments under which - the Irish time. There is not as much as a hint, to I mercantile marine was destroyed' and the Queen’s Fillet, Miriam Lucas, The 208 fit. Brunswick Street, Dublin. Blindness of Dr. Gray, Geoffrey A us-1 Dundalk. 'indicate that even if three-fourths of the cpttpn, «gtess. sail-cloth, and numerons other tin (Stu^ent>, The Triumph of Failure Telephone 2769. [country- should agree in fdtmulating theii [ indu stries were crushed .at H e traced the I [persistent attempt of England to/jlnH the — all'-one price. 'Each, post free, They’ re of better quality than any others. wants and wishes they still find themselves linen industry— Ireland’ s most ancient and 2/10. confronted by the declaration of the Knocknagow—By C. J. Kickham. \ Post famous manufacture, 'falsely described in the You’ll give them a Free, 4/4. Government’s spokesman that the other Irish history written for Unionist consump­ O'Loughlln of Clare (Mulholland). Post Ifourth are free to assent or dissent, and that tion as introduced* by an English Viceroy j An ctA l’oeAtfi Sottnp Free, 3/10. [no one is 'going to compel them i f they and fostered by the English Government-^- The Tragedy'O f Chris—Story of' a and the manner .in. which the people of Ire­ is now Under thehe Editorship of refuse. Nor was there any indication' that Dublin Flower Girl: Post Free, 2/10. TRIAL? land for 70 years submitted to be -taxed to Father tim — An Irish tale by Lady PIAR/fe -PI BE ASLAI. in accepting the Convention M r. Redmond aid, thatjindustry .to hold its,,place., Af,ter Gilbert. Post Free, 2/10. Ttajpk y$f. > | , ,had ai\ythjng atj all. bu£ -/eaaon- to, beljeve vdealiyig tlie- in^tiono^ p f ^J»e. economy, tnstfm ctioh Of '98 (Bay's). *PoiI Free. that he really represented the wishes of his forces on the "Irish' political mbvemerits 01 Look tut for the eighteenth century, the lecturer described 2/10. I 10 for 4jd., 20 for 8^d., 60 for 1/91, fellow-countrymen. And much less could Fate of Father Sheehy. Post Free, 1/2. STRIKING AND ATTRACTIVE NEW the industrial- emancipation achieved hy the 1 /- per oz. any Italian reader conclude from the corre­ ‘Facts and Principles of Irish Na* FEATURES. Volunteers'of 1782. tlonality.” Post Free, 8d. spondence in question that the Conference ❖ o o Language Movement Doings. The Grey Feet of the W ind"—Poems J. CARROLL & CO.. LTD.. D U ND ALK. is composed of men selected on principles When the Volun'teers .paraded in College. Crisp Comments on Current Events. Green in 1782 with labels on their cannon- by Cathal O’Byrne. P6st Free, 2/10. Interviews, Biographical Sketches. that would be accepted by no democratic! "A Chronicle of J a ils "— By FiggisJ [ mouths^^f-Free Tprade or This ” —-they did Book Reviews, Notes, etc., • etc. system of government in. the world. Post Free, 1 /2. A ll literary communications should be ad­ [ not mean by Free Trade tlie English mean­ W ere this a solitary 'instance of inaccU' “ A Munster Twilight " —By D. Cor- EVERY THURSDAY...... Id. dressed to the Editor.-. ing which now attaches to it— they meant the keryi . Post Free, 1/3. A ll business communications to the racy, or worse, we could afford to let it liberty of Ireland to trade direct with the Madden’s ‘ ‘-Robert- Emmet." Post Manager, - pass. But unfortunately the “ Civilta Cat­ world. The lecturer described the rapid and unparalleled rise‘ o f Irish commerce after the i :Free, 8d. 6 Harcourt,Street, Dublin. tolica’ ’ for thirty years has been none too Madden’s " Antrim and Down in !98." winning of Free Trade for Ireland, the agi­ Atl AtfO-S501t UtCAC successful in the selection of correspondents Post Free, 8d. ADVERTISiNG RATES. tation raised the English manufacturers / "Gaels of Moondharrig/’ Post Free, Angle Insertion 8s3fc6d. per inch: who supplied information about Ireland. As to secure the same position in effect the 8d. i T H E COLLEGE TH AT HA8 MADE 6 Insertions 3s.; 3d. per inch. a general rule their attitude has* been Navigation Acts against Ireland had formerly " A Sower of the W ind." Post.Free, [ given them, or to force Ireland into an Incor­ IRISH SPEAKERS. IS Insertions ...... 3s. Od. per inch. either unsympathetic or hostile. O f course, 26 Insertions 2s. 9d. per inch. porating Union; the attempt of England by* "Thomas Davis— Prose and Poetry." BEGINNERS TAUGHT ON FR. TOAL’S the “ Civilta” 'wall answer that it is not the Orde propositions to regain control over FAMOUS "PHRASE METHOD.” £2 Insertions 2s. 6d. per inch. .Post Free, 3/4. (Larger Spaces pro rata.) responsible for what its correspondents send Irisli trade, tlie rejection o f this proposition by The Soldier’s Song— Full Musical Score •No Reading o r “ Grammai*” till Students it. But does this relieve the editor of all the Irish ParliamenT, and the'' plot thereafter sind Pianoforte Accompaniment. Cor- can Speak Irish. ArdrSgoil Students are at I All advertisements must reach us by mid- responsibility? Is he quite justified in of the English statesmen to rid their fiias- : rect . and original version of both home when conversing with N ative Speakers.! day on Mondays to ensure publication in the ters, the English ^nianufaf-turer^, of Irish words and-music. 1/"» by post 1/1. printing and publishing without any respon- competition by destroying tho Irish Parlia­ Certificates ? Recognised by National Board. coming issue. New Humorous Song, bv the author of Small prepaid advertisements will in future sibility anything and everything, his corre l ments H e sketched briefly the economic the “ Soldier’ s Song/’ entitled President, FR. FULLERTON, B.D. be charged at'^the rate of 1 d. per word. spondents may care to writo? Can thel work which in the feW ye’ars pf the real- in­ " Whaek Fol the. Diddle." Full Musi­ Principal, An cA ca'P Ua UuacaiU . Minimum charge, one shilling. n Civilta” shelter itself behind this irre­ dependence of the Irish Parliament caused cal Score and Pianoforte Accompani­ Ireland: to prosper more rapidly than any CLASSES MONDAYS & FRIDAYS Advertisements announcing concerts,- etc., sponsibility for whatever they write S' If it ment. Words and Music, .post free, must be paid for in advance. other country 111. tlie .world. The Irish ; 1/1. at 7.30 p.m. claims the right of accepting and publishing] fisheries-—reduced by the seventh decade of Apply for Prospectus to—- without control whatever it thus receives, the eighteenth century to no more than 4C Son, -.-S C A n 1TIAC ITIAOLAW, the very least that may be claimed is that Iwats— expanded to a fisheiy; of 5,000 boats Whelan & in the next decade^ The- Irish herring 9 College Square, N., Belfast. it' should, be equally ready 'to comply with 17 Up, Ormond Quay, Dublin. NATIONALITY. fishery became the most famousAii.th e world, the pbvious correlative duty of accepting and Irish fishermen were besought by New "THE OLD SINN FEIN SHOP." SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1917. from the misrepresented a refutation of the foundland and sent to Newfoundland to teach C olA ifTie riA m tarhAti. misrepresentation. Is it prepared to do this ? it tlie best methods/’ ‘ The glass, cotton';TSnd other iiid.ijskries formerly crushed out b> I f its object is the .truth pure and .simple W INTER SESSION, 1917-18. England were revived and brouglrf, to a MISS E. MacHUGH, I8BLAND AND ITALY it cannot set aside this duty; and if it does height of prosperity such' as they had never Opens in CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, St. cast it aside it nhist not be too . ready tc experienced. Broolte’ s cot toife factory, ii o3 TALBOT STREET, DUBLIN cqpie down on the inisrepresented if they Li'osperous, Co. Kildare, employed no less Bioyoles, Repairs, Accessories, Prams, Patrick’s Place, Cork, In a recent issue of tho^^Qivilta Catto have recourse to other ways of setting it than 7,000 ban'ds. Irish coal was mined * Gramophones, Recaired. ■Tuesday, 25th September. with energj', Dublin alone taking IOjOOO1 lone | lica ” there app^ired an account of the pre­ right; not take it ill if told that such fiom KilkeHny, and out o f an import duty Quiet, yet Central, for Business or Pleasure. Classes to suit all grades of Students. sent state of the’ Irish question, which is methods eaunot be allowed to go. on ind%t levied 011 English coal the present Parliament FLEAIINC’S* HOTE1, represented as being “ nti longer pui%ly finitely. Even the worm will turn some Street in Dublin was built. Foster’ s famous Fee for Session— Teachers TO/8; Non- local and Irish in *characte^,^ut of national day. Corn Laws, under which- duties were -imposed X GARDINER’S PLACE, DUBLIN. » Teachers, £1 is. on the entry of foreign corn, and bounties and even international concern.”- As thii Time was when one could understand Ita ­ -'were granted to farmers on the export of Irish Two minutes’ walk from Gardiner St. Chapel Secretary— Liam de Roiste,* account appears in thaftjgpurse of a corre­ lian Catholic writers standing in perpetual com, while prices in Ireland were regulated to v or Trains. :f 27 Grand Parade, Cork. spondence from London,TarVould seem from awe of English power and English wealth, prevent any profiteering at ‘the expense of SELECT. MODERATE. CONVENIENT. the writer’s use of the word “ national ” in or impressed by English tolerance and'Eng­ the Irish people, turned the country in half- a-dozen years into one of the greatest corn; | the* passage just quoted that in his mind lish hypocrisy, or afraid of 'English 'bigotry gAV'y mpriey by having your soiled suits or producing and exporting countries in Europe. oost,iimes way. Almost equal to new. at a fraction of the nationality apart from that of England— as to sacrifice the weak or look with un­ Mr. Griffith then described.the steps taken The O’Hanrahans cast.. All salts tailor pressed. Carriage paid one that England is the nation and Ireland sympathetic eye on the effort^ o f helpless by England after $ e Union had been imposed ; way on country orders. - Price List Free* nations struggling to be free against mighty upon this country to destroy it as an econo­ “ The Graves at Kilmorna,” by Canon merely a province of that nation. . The mic- force—the* seizure of the Irish Ex­ Sheehan, S/"j post free, 6/5. EUSTACE BB0S., IIO ani III Cork Street and point, however, is by-the way, and does not odds. But the day is now gone, for ever chequer^ the suppression of the Irish Custom Works of r . H. Pearse, 7/6; post free, lfa Blessiogioa Street, Dablia. 'Pkoae J108. directly concern us jtist now. W hat is of when wise champions of the Catholic Church House, the stoppage 01 the grants and sub­ . ? concern is that the writer, after having in- any land need feel constrained to take sidies made by the Irish Parliament for the “ A Swordsman'of the Brigade,” by encouragement and development of Ireland’s Miceal O’Hanrahan, 3/6; post free, given some account* o f the debate in the English statesmen as infallible, or English fisheries and trade, the prohibition of the 3/10. House of Commons (Ma^ch 7) on Mr. T. P. power as omnipotent, or English vengeance “ The Felon’s Track,” by M. Doheny, Irish tobacco industry, and eventually the cum Ann nA tidglAC •O’Connor’s small nation motion and of the as all-embracing, or “English truth as in­ destrnction of Ireland’ s corn tradfe by the 3/6: post free, 3/11. “ In Dark'and Evil Days,” by Sheehy-I partition proposal renewed on . that occasion spired, or English agencies as oracles, or JSnglish Free Trade legislation,' which aimed 44 PARNELL SQUARE. successfully at destroying Ireland as a manu­ Skeffington, 3/6; post tree, 3/10. hy M r. Lloyd George, concludes as follows: even the English “ Times ” as of greater facturing jxjiwer and turning, it into a GilFs wish Reciter,” 4/-} post free,] Mr.. Redmond refused the proposal as put weight than the' gospel o f right and freedom cattle ranch to provide England, with cheap 4/4. forward, but- declared himself ready to and truth. "Rambles in Eirinn,” WnJ. Bulfin, An Irish Class for Beginners. meat. accept the suggestion ol. a Conference pro­ —' , -cjj 4/-: post freew 4/6. WEDNESDAY, 8 to 9 p.m. vided representatives of all creeds were to On- Thursday night Mr. Arthur Griffith As a result. Irelaml iiad become as com- - | In Sarsfield’s Days,” by L. McManus, lectured in OldcastTe. Co. Meath, on “ Two 2/6; post freey' 2/10. take part in it. The Conference was con­ pletely cu(t off from trade with the world m Centuries of Irish Economic History,” the she had .been by. Statute before 1782. ‘ For the Old Land.” by C. J. Kick-1 voked, and for the first time the care of IRI8H DANCING, 9 to 10 p.m. Rev. Father Barry, P.P., presiding over an The Navigation Laws were as. effectively in bam, 3/6; post free: 3/11. Iri$h affairs began to' be 'entrusted to Ire­ assembly which thronged the hall. The lec­ ‘ Land and Liberty,” by Laurence Gin- force in Ireland to-day as if they were still on land.” turer, after briefly describing djhe economic the celebrated Statute Book. Ireland was nelj, 2/-; post free. 2/4. revolution wrought in Irelafid by. the disin­ JOIN NOW AND^GUABD TH E England’ s economic, prisoner, confined to 384 N.C.R., and 1 Goldsmith 8t., Dublin The “ Civilta .C&ttaljc^j** now, in its 68th tegration. of the Gaelic polity following the “ BEAIINA BEAL.” year, is the foremost Catholic, periodical in England’s market. ! Ireland, the lecturer fatal Battle of Kinsale, said the marvellous said, must break the boom and get out again JT Saturday, September 29, 191' NATIONALITY. / •to the tvorld-market, as she did so success* send during the _ winter and early spring m o £ a i § e 4 n n r 6 Fipinne an nf a iMonn itje ASK YOUR NEWSAGENT FOR— folly in 3670. He briefly deseribed the months to our cities and towns a portion of __ ANNOUNCEMENTS. . 'National System of Political Economy on le pAO, *| LaOpAnn s in cuttfineim Ap their milk supply, say, 60 gallons weekly at ‘ Memories of the D e a d * -Which Frederick List built up the present least from each creamery at the suggested Opx)u§At> a ddince, aCc »ia DiavO p^n berG IRISH NATIONAL AID AND VOLUNTEER -Germany, as against the Cosmopolitan sys­ price of Is. 2d. per gallon.” An Cawc 5 o TjeAS-Op-oAt^Ce, t cuippro* nA By MARTIN DALY. Price 4d. (Contain­ DEPENDENTS' FUND. tem by which Adam Smith in the interest of ♦ <>■ ♦ English world-supremacy thought to delude LuAC-pcpiOneoipl plop I niAp fom ptA t>o ing 9 Sketches). The following extract is from the current the Nations. It was an instance of the in­ t > A o in e eile , i bert> lon^nAt) Aip p 6 m g u p Issue of "Blackwood’s Magazine, page 385:— - THE exorable working of the Law of Compen­ tA O A ip pg C o tfl CtAlltflAp. sation that List, the economic father of ‘ In the greatest and longest battle that the 6James Connolly’ modern Germany was largely taught by world had yet seen that army of city clerks, H a it i o n in n . By GERALD O’CONNOR. Price 4d. A • Carey, the Irishman whom England forced midland farm hands, Lancashire mill hands, into exile for maintaining the right of Ire­ Scottish miners, and Irish oorner boys, to­ Record of Connolly’s work and worth). Aeridheacht land to independence. Ireland, the lecturer gether with their great-hearted brethren from (Adjourned Owing to Bad Weather) •aid, was a rich country, not a poor country. overseas, eto., etc.” What a pleasant people The Central Branch (an Ard-Chraobh) ‘ Patrick H. Pearse * Will be Concluded at I f it were a poor country without great the English are I Gaelic League resumes work on the 2nd-Oc­ natural and manufacturing resources Eng­ ♦ ♦ us tober. We need hardly commend the oldest By COILIN.” Price 3d. (A Sketch of the THE LAWN, PETER PLACE, land would not have persecuted it so cruelly. We have asked for information as to the working branch of the League in existence Life of Pearse). Adelaide Road, Dublin, I t was the dread and jealousy of the English terms of the agreement between the City to the attention of intending students of ■ trader and manufacturer which measured Life Co. and the Irish United Management. Irish. The Ard-Chraobh has many achieve­ ON SUNDAY NEXT, the intensity of English persecuting govern­ I f it is similar to the terms on which the ments to its credit, but nothing greater Starting at 3 p.m. ment in Ireland. Ireland possessed the two City Life took over the Law Integrity, then than in the number of its student* who be­ Wholesale Agents— essentials.laid down by List as the essentials Irish policy-holders beware! We have oefore come proficient speakers of Irish. Perhaps EASON and 80Nf Reoord Attractions. The St. James’s Band. of a strong nation— tne possession of an un­ us a letter issued by the Law Integrity to it is apropos to recall at the moment that Half*Hour Concerts. Half-Hour Whist breakable agricultural arm and a potential the holder of a policy which expired in June (many of those who recently died for us were Dublin and Belfast. and Twenty-ftve Drives. Sale of Gifts. manufacturing arm. Irish iron once fetched last members of the Ard-Cnraobh. Micheal Numerous Games, Prize Drawings, Eto. the highest price of any iron in the European “ As you are no doubt aware, owing to O h-Annrachain was oue'of its earliest secre­ market. Ireland had not only coal in ad­ the effect which the war has had upon this taries. Eamonn Ceannt, Sedn MaoDermott, dition to iron, but coal in proximity to iron, Company’s business and a large actuarial Padraio Pearse, to name a few, were of its Tickets, Sixpence each alumni. So, too, are some of our foremost and in a free Ireland the oounties of Cavan , deficiency, it was deemed advisable in the Any Original Two-day Tickets not used at and Leitrim would form the centre of one of I interests of all policy-holders ”to seek shel­ living men. notably Eamonn De Valera. Wc These will be seven language classes, under Mansion House can be exchanged for Two the greatest industrial districts of the world. ter in a larger Life Office, and arrange­ Single Tickets at 10 Exchequer Street, or Ireland was the* only country in Europe in j ments have been made with the City Life the most competent teachers, graded to suit at the Gate. which the population decayed. Seventy yeart Assurance'Company of London whereby the, all stages of study. In addition there will Manufacture ago there were 8$ millions of people nere, liabilities of tnis .Office have been taken be history, dancing and singing classes. The CRAND CELTIC C08TUME AND FANCY " - and there were S million* of people in Poland, over on a sound actuarial basis. We social side will be provided in a weekly DRESS BALL AND CEILIDH, MAN8I0N regret, therefore, that we are unable to pay sgoruidheacht, a Saturday outing, and a in Cork under Russian rule. To-day there were ______HOUSE. OCTOBER 20. 4 i millions of people in Ireland, and there your olaim In full, but can offer you a monthly ceilidh. In the' words of modern were 12,000,000 ofpeople in Poland. Poland free paid poKoy In the ‘ City Life • for a politics, we may say " Up the Ard- Cp*o0 £pT)-eArt>ui5 tflic 6 iLx>e ConnpA-6 period of twelve months carrying 5 per Chraobn.’* had been politically and nationally oppressed,, Gold and Silver Medals, but economically she had been free to de- cent, interest, and the option of obtaining Father Breen, P.P., presided over a very nA SAOiftiLse 60 per cent, now and the balance in 12 large meeting of Gaelic League delegates in Celtic Crosses, Tara ^ velop. Ireland was the one country in Brooches, Solid Silver Europe which at the same time was nation­ months,* it being understood that on any Ennis on Saturday, at which Sean O Cuipm tr»0p Cedil advance made by the Company 2 } per Murthile explained a new scheme of organi­ Cups, Rose Bowls, Irish ally, politically, and economically persecuted. H Potato Rings, Presents- * FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1917, at 8 p.m. cent, interest will be charged...... All sation drafted by the Ard-Fheis. I t was the task of national politics to tion Plate, Household give hack national and economic freedom to ourpolfoy-holdersare being dealt with on The meeting approved of the scheme, and ROUND ROOM, MANSION HOU8E, similar lines, and it is only on the distinct recommended to the Coiste Guotha to ap­ Ware (copied from the Ireland. That man or woman helped Ireland, ‘early Irish designs). The following well-known and popular Artists economically who bought Irish produce and -J understanding that settlements of this point Eamon Waldron, Enmstymon, as sub- will appear:— ..#* • organiser for the county at its next meeting. Solid 8ilver and Gold. Irish goods, and our economic strength was I nature are completed tha,t the * City L ife ’ Church Vessels, Ecclesia­ ' The Misses Violet Gore, Florrie Ryan, increased by every man who turned fromH have agreed to take over the liabilities of Teachers are to be put to work in the Car- Eileen Hayden, Margaret Porter, Molly this Office.” rigaholt and Kilrush districts at once, also No. 544 stical Brass Work, Irish so seemingly trivial a thing as an English ^Poplin Vestmente, etc. O’Byrne, Maire Nic Shiubhlaigh, Agnes box of matches and bought on Irish one in­ in Ennistymon and Corofin, and later in McGrail, Chris. Doyle (Violinist), Mrs. T. This was in reply to a policy-holder whose Ennis and Sixmilebridge. stead. Independence was achieved by Bul­ Dooley, Fiaana Pipers, Messrs. Sean Nunan policy had actually expired. Instead o f1 pay­ I t was decided to ask tho County Techni­ , ■ WRITE FOR CATALOGUES. garia and Hungary ana every other country | ing him thoy offered him a policy in the (Dancer), Sean -Mac Fbloinn, Eamonn formerly -circumstanced as Ireland now is I cal Committee to establish Irish classes in Maoilchiarain, Liam Soortall, Seamus O " City Life.” Observe the words “ sound all the old centres and a few new ones. along the lines of the open recognition o fl actuarial basis.” This means that the period WM. EGAN I SONS. Lid., I hAodha, J. J. Sanfey. PitdraijE 0 Riain, J. their nationality by the people, expressed A resolution was sent to the County Tech­ Neilan, J. Begley. \Y. J. Jewell ijpif.li \ en^ of paying fcho premiums is to be extended. nical Commitee asking that none but Irish-1 through the revival of the national language Is this plan similar to'the lines on which it Manufacturing Jew ellers & Silversm iths, triloquist), D. Cuffe (Dancer, The Lewes and the economic league of the country in speaking instructors oe sent to the Irish- Quartette. is proposed to take over the Irish United ? speaking districts. An Executive Working 32 Patrick Street, Cork. the defence and advancement of their trade, ADDRES8 BY EOIN MacNE ILL. industry, and agriculture. , Out of the evolu­ • Committee was appointed, with the follow­ tion o f such forces grows that national con—j ing officers:— Chairman, An Brohaid O Admission 1—2/-, 1 /-, sd. l e a Q A t t h a n-oitiuRe^ bpotan- sciousness, pride, and brotherhood which Murthulle; Treasurer, An tAhair 0 Maol- muide; Secretary, Sean 0 Heanlaig, N.T. “ 5 ° UlAipTO A|t ngac-oils S lin ." will avail in Ireland to give strength to tlAC. THE DUBLIN COLLEGE OF IRISH, The Aeridheacht at Newmarket-on-Fergus, jolitics- to achieve its task of regaining for I (Continued) Co; Clare. Sunday was a great success. 20 Kildare Street. __reland .the mastery-of its own Government^ 011 TUBBERCURRY, CO. 8LIC0. Rev. Father Gunning,.. P.P., presided, and and the direction o f its own destiny— which, XIX. CLASSES RESUME OCTOBER 1st. addressed th e' large gathering. Sean O economically speaking, is to be an island of I. US euro A5 A1O a Dfonn A5 ■ofop- Best Irish. Best Teachers. Best Methods. Murthuille and Earnan De Blago delivered /Honstcr Aeridheacht thirty millions of industrialists, agricultur­ pGipeACu Ap uAipteACc t Ap CoitCeAnncACc lengthy addresses. Father Murray also Fee for Session, 10/-. ’^Teachers, 5/-. • ists, and traders with the countries o f the On SUNDAY, 7th OCT., 1917. 1 Ap neite eile a OAineArin teip An peAn- spoke. The other clergymen present were Syllabus free en application to the Registrar. Atlantic and«the Mediterranean. — Rev. Father Kennedy. St. - Flan nan’s, A Gala Day of Irish Entertainment, conclud­ peACc; c i I'lAtj-pAn £& meAttAt) p6m Ap ing with Addresses by Ennis, and Rev. Father Uiancy^ C.G., New­ AT THE The Rev. Fr. Hughes. C.C., in proposing n<5p nA 5ceuT)^CplopcAit)Ce •00 DfotJ A5 market. A varied and attractive Irish-Ire- Arthur Griffith ( “ Father of Sinn Fein ” ) , - a vote of thanks, which was seconded by ‘ofoppOipeACc Ap timCealt-$e'AppAt> *| Ap land’ programme was presented. Peace Conference Eamonn De Valera, M.I.P.; Walter L. Cole M r. Martin, said he believed the policy which m ge Lani. (it is rumoured) (ex-Alderman), Rev. Fr. 0* Flanagan, C.O., the lecturer years ago, when he was a voice end other prominent upholders of Irish £ 2. til tpro An peiMipeACc a ftinOCAp nA in the wilderness, propounded— the policy of IRISH UNITED ASSURANCE COL- Nationality. hAipiiim ACfc cpe ihAiCeAp An ll^ipiiJin Sinn Fein—was the true policy for Ireland. l e c V l n c s o c i e t y . The Language will be Irish. y Several. BANDS will be in attendance. _ Fathd\r"Bin*fy, P:!P:y^in'~ putfiiiig the vot& t>f "CetipcA, t bAipcpeAp in Ainm *06 l | nA DO YOU KNOW IT? Aeridheacht oommenoes at 1.30 (Irish Time). thanks, which was carried with acclamation, SAOippe iAt>. -Astir An c6 a bAifcCeAp^dp I f not, join one of the Seven Classes for its > said they needed such lectures ter teach the TO DISSENTING POLICY-HOLDERS. An gcuniA .j’An ip bp^tAip -o'aoiO 6. Study at Conntt&'O nA SA etiilge— C u I a C Se^pcA people the. truth about the country’s history As you are aware, a Confirmatory Meeting and circumstances, . The dereliot corn mills 3 . t l i *oewr6 oipeAT) ■ofoppOipeACCA Ap is called for Tuesday, October 2nd, 1917. An Ano-CriAot) Ae^it>eAcc rhCfi in that county were this tragic sigh of-their nA ■oligtiD. Ip doptfiAiL nA t)ti$^ e le A ll members who are in a position to attend economic oppression. H e associated himself bAnnAl *1 ip coptfiAil nA piA$AlCAipf le should do so. -Travel up on Monday, 1st 25 Parnell Square. SUNDAY, SEPT. 30th, 1917f with every thing the lecturer had said. H mst., and call at niy Offices up to 6.S0 b.m., .w , t)AOine §eiDeAnn iapaCca?, *j ip copifiAit or to Fleming’s Hotel, 32 Gardiner's, Place, CLASSE8 RE-OPEN OCTOBER 2nd, 1917. AT NEWPORT (TIPP.). The whole flax crop o f Ireland has been ah /AtAjVdiA le h e p ciic. T)A ifi6it) pAinc after 7 p.m. I f you cannot come, sigh the Weekly Sgoruidheacht; Monthly Ceilidh; 7 he Best Talent of Limerick, Clare and taken over for the u Controller of Aeronau­ Saturday Outings. Tipperary in Singing, Recitations and Danc­ . 7 'gliocA p pA DpeAp a $eitteAnn lApACc Forms’ I have sent out, and a Writ will be tical Supplies,” as has been foreshadowed by issued on Wednesday, October 3rd, i f such HISTORY, SINGING AND DANCLING ing secured. us. The fact is that our flax is alone capable ipeA*6 ip •oAinsne ceAngAilceAp 6 ; a<5c a course is necessary. Meantime don’ t heed CLASSES. Addresses by Prominent Speakers. o f passing the very rigid test for aii» cloth. bionn iohcaoiO AgAinn Ap AtAip no Ap any lies about my connection with the above Intending Students should apply for Several Bands will attend. There is- no fibre in the world so tough. The or any other company. I have no interests Prospectus at onoe. DpAtAip 5 All A011 OAn.llAl -OpAjAll UAtt). Aeridheacht opens at o’clock* p.m. demand, o f course, in view o f the American' save those o f the poor policy-holders whom Despite the war and the high cost of 1.90 Admission Sd. Cars ; . flying programme, as well as the constant 4. t}it>it> b e A d c ,.,OA 0 pig p in , m A p a Of it is sought to cajole. Counsel's opinion is carrying on, the Annual Fee 'remains 2 6 demand of the Entente Powers, is growing tc nA h Ap p o il, ■) berO.ionCAOiO A 5 nA niipiu ti- entirely in our favour. We have evidence enormous dimensions, «n d the price offered is that should shame some people out o f the 5s. aiO ApA il), An nf a Ctnppi’d piO Ap bun, Aefitt>eAcc rh6p 'big. * There is a special grade carrying 36s. country. a stone; but for practical purposes the firsts ber6 p6 inA t>li$e, nf HAriiAin ■oAoiOpe aC c St. Andrew Chambers, and seconds, yielding 32s. 6d. and 30s., may, *00 gAC pAopAictne Coiii in Ait. 1 College St., Dublin. IN DUNMANWAY be regarded as the ruling scale. No suck O. DOYLE 5. 114 Dei nit) oipeAt) •ofoj'pOipeACcA Ap JOHN R. REYNOLDS. ON SUNDAY, SEPT. 30th. price has evev. "before been paid for flax in Tobacco, Cigarettes, Stationery, 'Ireland or any other country. A few yearsp CAT)6 All pAJjAp piAgAlCAip A Del’d AgAll) ARTISTIC TRICOLOUR FLAG8 and BAN­ Newspapers.. Talented Irish-Ireland Singers, Dancers, and ago indeed it was as low as 9s. or 10s. a pA jSolAinn. 11a piA$AlCAipf. t)ionn A5 stone. A* new factor is the capture of the NERS MADE TO ORDER IN Musicians. t>fopp<5ipeA ha hrftbeAptA t ip lAippe ifiotui$eAnn With or without Portraits' of any Leader ALL IRISH AND PROGRESSIVE. 5 0 S^ojtarO X)i a 6 «jte! in addition to the important industry m ina scporO e 6. painted in permanent oil colours and guaran­ 27 CHARL£MONT ST., Dublin. Austria. N o flax now comes from Holland-, teed not to crack. Designed and executed by the Dutch supplies apparently going into the 6. *Of t lejACbivrO Ce Aipite a Of a s lo p j 'hands o f th!;he___ Central Powers. This leaves AtAp AlcponiA Cum 1 at) T>o CaDai pc ptiAp Empire Building in Ireland. seA$An triAe DON’T MISS THE C0UR8E OF SUNDAY Ireland ^.as the sole source of aircloM ifor *J Cllin AlpGAilAip ■QO tADAI.|»t T)4 5CUIT), T)0 America and thfc Entente P o w e rs .H EVENING LECTURE8 AT BANBA HALL. ♦ 4> ❖ lei5 eat)Ap ptiil Ap CoinAppAin a Df 50 niAit 15 D’olier St., Dublin. WASTE PAPER. OPENING LECTURE, 8 EPT. 30, at 7.S Another factor of great importance is the Cum DAnnpuige aCc a Df pO-fAnncAC, peAp Designs and Estimates Free. Write to-day supply o f flax' seed. O f course, there is anl pAiD mOjUn xMpgit) cnCpcA Aige. t)f pC *WE are prepared to pay' highest for lllustratedi Coloured Catalogue. cash prices for all kinds Waste THOMAS ALLEN ATHLETIC CLUB immense quantity o f flax seed raised in Cana­ AmtuC Aip 511 p DpeAp mAit Cltpce 6 aCc n i da and -Argentina for feeding purposes. This SPECIAL TERMS TO TRADERS.^ - Paper. 8end us sample lot to*day. GRAND is known in Ireland as “ linseed,” and is used ctiiiiini§eA,0 p6 ACc Aip p6in AifiAin, A jup You will be satisfied with result. We in large quantities in the shape of meal for *0^ Dpig pin T)iiDAipu nA ■oflleACcAi’Ote :• pay carriage on lots from country of finishing live stock, for which purpose it is 1 cwt. and upwards: if in city'or Ceilidhe & Dance tlf 116 a leitCro pin a CeAi'CAigeAnn uAinn, Reliability Dentistry by an BANBA HALL, DUBLIN. invaluable. Linseed, as its name indicates, suburbs we collect free. is the seed of the linen plant, but for com­ mAp *00 fAf-ODipeoCAt) p6 6 p6in Ap i p Independent Irish Firm. On SATURDAY, 27th OCT., 1917. mercial purposes' the term is only applied to 5 COpCAp-IIA. *- seed for grinding into meal or oill# where the The “ Shamrock Ideal Set of Teeth,” at P. O’JReilly, Lid., TICKETS—Double, 6 /-; Single, 3/-. . 7 . XJ.511P *o,ionipAi§eAT)Ap a pO ile Ap Dancing at 9.30 p.m. fibre from which it is extracted is not fine 21 /-, gives you the' acme of comfort in Great Strand St., Dublin. enough for textile purposes. I t is, however, Coihupp^m eile 50 pAiD leADAip pcpfoDtA Dental Equipment. Perfect fit and very important to save Irish seed for this Aige Ap DAinipcige aCc n4 p *6eiii pCiti Aon painlessness. in all work guaranteed. ’Phone 1934. IRI8 H NATIONAL AID. purpose also, and we believe it can be done | DAimpcige piAifi. Ilf liC a leiCCiT) pin a Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. No fees for -without injury to the fibre. At all events CeApCAigeAnn tiAinn, AppA nA •oilteAC- advice. A C E I L I D H E the present price of linseed meal is enor­ in aid* of abo^e mous. The latest retail quotations are 40s. UAi'Cte, mAp DeAi) p6 A 5 T>eunAifi cpiAlACA CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS THE FUR- N ISH ING OF CASTLEPOLLARD W IL L BE* HELD AT OLDTOWN a bog (1 cw’t.). Before the war it was only, fA DpeipmeoipeACc Ap Ap^gcuTO-nA. Shamrock, we believe, 12s., and it was a t one time as SINN FEIN SCHOOL. 8. ACc *o,Aipi§eA'oAp cpACc Ap peAp eile, On 8 UNDAY, 7th OCTOBER, low as 7s. This will give some idea of th i D e n ta l S u rgery £ s. d. Commencing at 8 o’clock. ▼alue of saving it, and this .would be a new peAp boCc *00 Ciill mCjiAn le cfiip nA Some Sympathisers. Killucan 1 15 0 29 M ary Street, Dublin. Miss* McHugh, Maiaa Vale, London 0 10 0 •industry, and a most important one, in view mbAincpeAC "j nA ii'oftleACcAi’Ote; T Admission— Single, 2/*; Double, 3/8. of the scarcity of feeding stuffs. Nt. Borris S.F.C., Tipperary 0 10 0 Refreshments Free. <> ♦ ■' ‘OuOpADAp * t)io*0 p6 pin AgAinn. • M r. Fitzpatrick, 57 Queen s Sq., FORWARDI SINN FEINU W e K ater 0 10 Two Football Matches will be played at Last week the bedding and all the furni­ 9. An piAgAlcAp a tiocpAiti, bei*0 p6 Dublin ...... 0 for your “ Kneeds.” A Kolossal Kollection Mi*. Murphy, Lisrjan , Longford... 0 5 0 Oldtown on same date. ture in ihe cells of the Irish political priso­ cOmCa Ap CtimA nA H0 pAiT>e a lAbpAnn of new goods now' showing at The American 0 0 0 Commencing 2.80 o’clock. ners in Mount joy were removed, and the M r. M artin ...... <... ‘otSme T>en CoitiAiple. Novelty Store. Miss McCarthy, Killucan 0 • 0 men left to sit or sleep on the noor. No Kapital Kash Bargains! Kritios are Kon- 0 2 6 w arrant exists fo r such an aotion in English I jo . A s ‘out pa CoifiAiple iiAipiuncA ■oon M r. Toomey, Killucan « ...... ROTUNDA WARD vinoed that our value is O.K(illing). Mr. Brett, T.C., Mullingar 0 2 ,* 6 law even as it., stands, but the Irish prisons I feAp Clifce mACciiAigeAnn p6 Ap cionnup. N.B.—Give us your Xmas Card Orders, Two Friends, Abbevlara ...... 0 2 C SINN FEIN CLUB. are- administered by Mr. Max Green, son- I a CpAiT) a le A jA t) A m A C,' mACcnAigeAiin private, etfc. Republican designs, Irish All further contributions will be gratefully in-law of Mr. John Redmond. On Saturday J throuhout; samples now showing. Post received by M. S. 0 Cinneidhe, Castlepollard, the bedding was restored. The prisoners are. p 6 Ap CAT) A CulppiT) 111A COpAC T 11 1A U p orders attended promptly. Westmeath. A Public Meeting still hunger-striking, as we go to pfess, in -j itiA T>eipeAt); p ip ip niAp pm t>o mumeAt) SHARKEY SISTERS, A.M.N.S., protest against their treatment as criminals. Will be held at t)d 6 Ap p c o i l ; a C c coipc 5 A 11 a CpofOe Strokestown, N. Roscommon. ^ pOSA'O. The condition of Mr. MacDonagb and others 11 a coileA in -n l c o icm —^n 28& <>■-> \ CbifipA# leA jtA AiiiAC 50 neAlAt)AncA, ber6 50 6 1b, i>o pop*v6 *Oo!mull, tn*o T)o SeAjjAn ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, The following resolution was passed at p 6 p o lA ifi; imteoCAit)’ p6 -| tif bert) cuirfme Ua CoilcAin (iiac‘ m ime Ann) Sj»a i t)AH|iA’ A t 8 p.m .. Kilmallock and Charleville Branch of the rn6 |i t 5 0 6 1b to tnAi§ff6A*o tnjean tjo PROMINENT SPEAKERS Irish Creamery Managers’ Association at a Aip. -S e u n iA j’ 1T1 AC Coiop Raoaiic AXUunn i ^ c 6ib. WILL ATTEND. meeting held on the 20th inst. :— " That we, I I . -A C c . An peAp lonntwic, nuAip a An cAcaiji- S e u m A p TTIa c Com p "oo p6p w o 34 Westmoreland St., will repay you. Emplmeot of Members will take place the Kilmallock and Charleville Branch of 66it)eAun pCipceACfA CoiiiArple niipiunCA, ' AS'u.r •00 I615 AipjieAnn An p6pcAV ‘Oo after Meeting. the Irish Creamery Managers' Association, CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. • curo>5 At) r^CAip X). CeAiinc, A tjim ., tc ip . bfonn a CporOe U n ■oe Jpi^» *obn AtApt>A ; are of opinion that all creameries should 4 NATIONALITY. Saturday* September 29, 1017. S im " THE SOLDIER’S SONG.” PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS* FEIN. Original Version,'with Words and Music, 1/ Irish-made Shirts One word, id. Minimum oharge, 1,/-. Ursolise Convent, Sligo each, by post 1/1. Wholesale to the Trade NEW CLUBS. Pupils prepared for Matricnlation, Univer­ ** EASTER W EEK .” \ B AR G AIN — Gent’ s Suit;, ,80/-.— Doyle, f 't e r . sity Scholarships (12 won in last 2 years), In­ Words and Music 6d.,..by -post 7d. E A C H Upstairs, 2 Talbot St. (27107)' termediate, Bank, Incorporated Society ofi Mollies (Leitrim), Pres. P. Mitchell, Vice- Wholesale to the Trade. ADDRESSES, Badges, Window Tickets, En- Pres. P. O’Donnell,'Treas. G. Rooney, Sec. Musicians, Commerce, King’s Scholarship. I Irish Horn Rosary Beads (green, white and Henry Melaniff; Mullaghdim (Fermanagh), Residential School of Domestic 'Science Postage, 4d.-Extra. griossingr Work neatly ' .executed ; Celtic orange), made throughout in Dublin, I/S P. O’Malley, Pres. J. McGrath, Vice-Pres. M. Farmer, attached^______. design a speoiality.— 42 Donore post free; wholesale to the Trade. SPLENDID PATTERNS and WEAR Avenue, Dublin^ ’ (13107)* Sec. G. Cassidy, Trees. F. McLeggart; Ress- We Fit and Suit you with Suits that Fit you. Irish Poplin Ties (tri-colour), best quality gall (Tirconnell), TJach Sean 0 Ceallaigh, 2/6 each. WELL, A V O ID , i f possible, buying'^ Tricolour .■ Treas. Donal Og McGettigan, Sec. M. Og Key of Heaven (Irish-English), 8d. and 1/4 Badges now being imported from foreign- ^ (VLynagh; Ardara (Donegal), * Pies. John McArdle and O’Carroll, post free countries. Support^Irish-manufactured oiies,- i McConnell, Vice-Pres. B. McGrath, Treas. Life of Robert 'Emmet (cloth bound), 1/3 Luke Burke, to be. had from A. J. Byrne, 87 W exfora - H . Gildea, Sec. P . J. Brennan; Beragh STAFFORD and FRONGOCH TAILORS. post free. Street, Dublin. P {Tyrone), Pres. Francis H. Rodgers, Vice- Tricolour Celluloid Badges, 1/9 per dog. post 105 Patrick St.* CORK gU N O O R A N —Halt at Kelly’s! . Pres. P. Grimes, Treas. J. Kerr. Sec. Patk. 136 UPPER DORSET ST., DUBLIN. free. Wholesale to the Trade. (^ASTLEBJjAYNEY— For Sinn Fein Litera­ K e r r ; Carrahoppel (Leitrim), Pres. Patk. Small Celluloid' Photo Badges of P. H. TRADE ONLY SUPPLIED. ture and Novelties, call at Phii< ■ McCaffrey, sen., Treas. M. Lee, Sec. E. MANUFACTURERS OF Pearse and other Republican Leaders, 12/- McMahon's, Hairdresser, Newsagent, e tc .' McCaffrey; Annaduff (Leitrim): Tallycorbett ALL CHURCH REQUISITES. per gross, post free. P. PENDER (6107)i (Monaghan), Pres. Rev. P. Murphy. C.C., Irish Poplin Vestments, hand embroidered, Id. Photo Postcards of the late Dr. O’Dwyer, 12 WARING STREET, BELFAST QLERK ; competent shorthaud. typist,. » Vice-Pres. M. Forde, Treas. P. Johnston, from £3 15s. a set. 'Statuary and Stained in mourning, with verse at foot. . Whole­ knowledge of book-keeping, 5 years’ -ex­ ffi Sec. J. Johnston. R .D .C.; Gortlettra (Leit- sale and retail. Also large Photo of same. WHOLESALE BOOT and SHOE W ARE­ Glass by certified Artists. . . HOUSEMEN. perience, strict T.T.,, desires situation; Irish­ | rim), Pres. H . Hart, Vice-Pres. M. Lennon, Basts modelled from life by ® rising Irish Tricolour Postcards Id. each. Wholesale to Specialities: Men's, Women’s and Youth's speaking district preferred, or Dublin* I Treas. P. B. H art: Sec. Ed. Darcy; Letter; Sculptor at a reasonable figure. the Trade. Apply “ Gael,” c/6 of “ Nationality ” Office.- kenny (Donegal), Chairman Dr. J. P. McGm- ” THE MOTHER AND OTHER TALES,” FIELD B00T8. QOATES’ Embrocation; Irish ftiade; splen-- ley, Vice-Chairman Jas. Gibbons, Treas. M. CAHILL Si CO.. * *dublI*T ^ By P. H. PEARSE. did value; sold by all up-to-date dealers.- Wm. Boyle, Sec. Jas. Dawson, Asst. Sec. J. Good Work. Fair Wages. In Irish, 1/6 ; in English, 2/6; Postage, IRISH-MADE GOODS. Curran; Clougheir (Tyrone).. 2d. extra. For MEN'S SHIRTS, HOSIERY, CAPS, Etc. - (1127) ’Phone, 491. J }A M P Houses made d ry; the latest- patent Munster. A Magnlfioent Toilet Saloon is attached to used; special attention country orders.-.— Waterford, Chairman Aid. Power, Vice-B MIRROR IAUNDRY SERVICE, the Premises, where the Frongoch DOLPHIN’S BARN, DUBLIN. J. J. Kenny, Plastering Contractor (late o f Chairman Miss. R. Jacob. Treas. Dr. V . J. Barber is always in attendance. p£T)fiAi5 6 hALtrfruftAin, Frongoch), 287 Richmond ltoad, Fairview. White, Financial Sec. J. J. Wyley, Corre- Branches at— Arklow, Moate, Edenderry. sniliT) iM m 10,'luirfihe«v£. (8127F* apondence Sec. J. Gallagher; Droum (Kerry), H. C. WATSON, Director. J. J. W A L S H ’S J)ON’T forget Gannon's, 21 Ellis’ Quay, is Pies. Rev. J. Lynch, C.C., Treas. D. J. Irish Material. Prompt Dispatch. IRISH EMPORIUM, the Sinn Fein Shop.. ' (2997) Murphy, Sec. J. J. O’Connor; Annacarty T70R SALE— A few tons of coal. Apply' (Tipp.), Pres. J. Carew, Vice-Pres. D. 26 Blessington St., 19 Berkeley St., New Irish Industry A. -S. Clai kin, 208 G t. ..Brunswick St... O'Ryan, Treas. J. English, Sec. P. Hogan; J. T. LEMASS, ______DUBLIN______Dublin. ’ Phone 2769. (2997)* Barryroe (Cork), Pres. T. Keohane, Treas. ST. ENDA SPECIALITIES : "pOR SALE—Ralli ‘1'rap, walnut body; lancet J. W. Holland, Sec. J. O’Brien; Sneem HATTER and OUTFITTER. shafts, cushions, tyres; fit 15 or 16 Terry), Pres. D. O’Connor, Vice-Pres. T. I THE SONG OP THE MOMENT. ST. ENDA THICK RICH CREAM. hands; made by AyleslAiry Bros.; only used- ussev, Treas. D. Cronin, Sec. M. J. Caha- “ Vourneenl Will They Never Understand?” S 2 and 3 Capel Street, Dublin Ia few times; in perfect condition. Apply lane: Listellick (Kerry), Pres." T. Healy, Sec. McCreal’ s LITTLE IRISH CHEESE. A Patriotic Melody, Just published. Words ST. ENDA CREAM CHEESE. C. 30, tliis Office. (2997) J. MacMahon; Inch (Clare), Pres. Rev. J. and Music, 9d. net.' Q E N T LE M E N ’S own material cut, made,. Roche, C.C., Vice-Pres. Michael Quinn, IRISH-MADE GOODS A SPECIALITY. Manufactured with utmost care. Obtainable from— and trimmed’.'— Doyle, Upstairs, 2’ - D.C., Treas. John Clancy, Sec. C. Killeen; To be had from all Purveyors and Family Talbot Street. * (2/107) Kilbrittain, Pres. D. Manning ^Fronaxjh), Typewr ters I Typewriters 11 “ THE NEW WAY” OFFICE, Grocers. JJEAVY Winter Overcoats, 80/-' (wortlii Vice-Pres. W. Kearney, R.D.C., Sec. B. « . 28 South Frederick Street, DUBLIN. WHOLESALE DEPOT-— ' O’DriacoIl, Treas. D. Ryan, R .D .C.; Desert 50/-).— Doyle, Upstairs, 2 Talbot Street. (Cork), Pres. F. .O’Neill, Treas. D. Wah-h, All makes for Sale or Hire. Machines HOME FROM FRONGOCH AND LEWES! 24 South City Markets, DUBLIN (27107V Sec. C. O’Mahonv, R .D .C.; Grenagh (Corl'i. K Y N E ’S HOTEL, 1 Francis Street, Galway, to write In both Gaelic and English. with or without board. Terms moderate. Pres. J. G. McCarthy, Vice-Pres. Wm. DW YER and O’ NEILL, Cycle Agents, Phone3*27 L. NUGENT, Proprietor. Walsh, Sec. J. Kenny, Treas. M. Tnrrnoy; Repairs done by Skilled Mechanics. Ladies’ and Gents’ Secondhand Bikes from 1127 Liasycasey (Clare), Pres. J. Hoar**, T n »s. Supplies Stocked. 85/- to £5. Tyres, all sizes. 31- to 14/-. p E A R L Tie Pins, Id. and 2d. sizes, 9d^ P. Clancy, Secs. J. Murphy siud M.J Tubes from 2/6 to 6/6. Bikes lined in Repub-' ACCURACY. and 1/4 doz.; support Irish'manufac­ McMahon; Barxlon (Cork), Pres. J. Cairofl.B Colours 7/6. Chains, all sizes, 7/6. ture; Rings. Brooches, etc., 3d. to 6d. T.C., Vice-Pres. D. O’Leary, T.C., pfoi? H. all in the colours; samples on receipt 1/-;- DWYER & O’NEILL, 4 Arrau Quay Accuracy in a watch is of more importance Thornton, K.G., Treas. W . Buckley: Holly- F. Lough nan & Co. larger variety samples, 2/1, post free; watch- than appearance. We do not recommend so- this .advt. for Christmas Sinn Fein Novel­ ford (Tipp.), Pres. M. R van,Treas. > . Ryan, LIMITED, The healing touch of Sec. P. Dwyer; Ballinhassig (Cork), Pres. called “ cheap ” watches, because accuracy is ties. A. J. Byrne, 37 Wexford Street, 2nd- 15 Eustace St., DUBLIN-, and 14 Howard- GIB80L instantly ban­ Floor, Dublin. Rev. P . Coveney, C.C., Sec. J. Crowley, St., BELFAST. ishes the agonizing ir- often sacrificed to appearance.' For really ' Treas. P. HydeBaltimore (Cork); Cappan-1 GIBSOL J^EJSPECTABLE Girl wanted for General ■■■— ritations of long-stand­ dependable waTclies—good. in. appearance and work. State age, wages, and send copies- lute (Tipp.), Pres. E: Ryan. Sec. W. ing skin trouble, and Meagher, Treas. T. Ryan; Abbevdorney EDUCATE THAT YOU MAY BE FREE.’ orkmanship and moderate in price—come to C. 41,‘ this Office. < g l N N F E iN E R S —^Send your Collars to* the- (Kerry), Pres. Tim Donovan, Vice-Pres. P. Thelireatl ne uredi msnIrish cure? p,ies, Eczema, sores, PROGRESSIVE AND NATIONAL White Star -Laundiy; Summer Hill. Roche*, R.D.C., 8ec. C. Kane, Treas. M.- Cuts, Wounds, Bums, O'Connor (Frongoch O.T.C.); Bruree (Lime­ T A IL O R IN G :—L . Doyle is carrying on busi­ LITERATURE. Skin Cure. Etc. rick), Pres. E. Roche, Vice-Pres. M. GANTER BROS., ness at 2 Talbot St., upstairs over Shep­ Meagher, Treas. J. Murphy and W. Ruddle, Of all Chemists 1/-, or direct (post free) hard’s Dairy. - Customers, note change of fiecs. P. Joyce and E. Horgan. from the Manufacturers, address. 27107 " Christies ” Shamrock Honse. 63 Sth. Gt. George’s $t., Dublin TW O Young Men would like to give their Leinster. Proprietor— C. KAIN. J. GIBSON and CO., Clare Lane, Dublin. Walshestown (Westmeath); Ranelagh (Co. spare time to the French Polishing for' Auctioneer & Valuer, nominaUfee with a qualified tradesman, with- Dublin), Pres. Geo. Irvine (Lewes), Treas. P. J. McCranif, 11 ARRAN QUAY, DUBLIN. ?. view Ito [proficiency. Applv C. 36, this* J. Morrissey (Lewes), Sec. J. J. Burke Stationery, fancy Goods, LANESBORO’, SOUTH LONGFORD. (Lewes); Rotunda Ward Club'(Dublin), Pres. “ The New Evangel,” by James Connelly. A Trial Solicited. Office. . ‘ • 2997 W. Cole, -Vice-Pres. W. O’Leary Curtis, ‘ Post Free, 2£d. Telegrams— McCrann, Lanesboro'. ^ AN TED—Bandmaster for Pipers’ Bund y Treas. fL..Toomey, Sec. E. Nnnan; Rath- Haberdashery? state term st Apply Secretary, Sinn Fein Any BOOK or PA PE R Supplied to Order. Club,* Mountcollins. 2997 famham (Co. Dublin): Sean Houston Club m A i j i e n i (Dublin), Pres. M. Staines, Treas. P. Breslin, Prompt Attention to Country Orders. Religious Goods and Books. ANTED—Copy of “ Studies,” March,. 1916 (V o ir V.^ No. 17), and March, 1917' Sue. P. Healy; Naul (Co. Dublin) ; Clontarf 37 UPPER DORSET ST., DUBLIN, East (Dublin), Pres. T. Ashe, Treas* P. Mur- (Vol. V I., No. 21). Reply to “ Ulster/’ this- tagh. Sec. J. C. Forde; New Kilmeinham fctationerj, Books, Newspapers, Magazines, Office. Ward (Dublin), Chairman D. Holland, 'Toys, Sweets, Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Fancies. W A L L A C E ’S, Brunswick St., tho oldest Runaidhe P. S. 0 Dubhghaill; Rathmines HURRAY. 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