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who fought for Belgium and "the The reply to this objection will, Aastraiia, a nulitaiy policy, which are quoted, but the war-aims of the by terrorism. That is not governfreedom of small nationalities" it is hopd, be conclusive to every was s mere rose-water affair in Coalanarchy." -(Sydney but Is it any wonder that, :n ment, _ should insist -for he has pa..i the Allies. led Irish terrorism, with the parison mindof unbiassed man 12. the face of such promises, the Irish ;92Daoily Telegraph," October pace---that the promise should be in 30 which were insurrection, to an And (11 though the present :yraio slain, redeemed, and "the goods dein, people believed that after the war prisoners, taken most 12o and Rising nical regime began after the to Ireland. they would be governed by their ea And when he was taken to usk men tii wounded. The of them of in Easter Week, 1916, and has, since Eureka Stockade showed in 1954 own free consent, and not by aero- by the jingoes for his plain speaking By way of Appendix, we subjoin in increasing then, been gradually planes, armoured cars, tanks, incen- he followed the matter up in a vigorwould tol Australian the tow little a protest made ny some of the moss intensity, no policeman was shot in erate a regime of rank injustice. The eminent diary bombs and machine-guns? ous speech at Ayr: men in England to-day. 1916; one policeman, a sub-inspee. not did burn military, however, was Liberal For. the Scottish Addressing As Australians, We Lalr0 so admit What Britain Fought charge, tor, leading a batonpoliceman of reprisal. by way Nay, "the Ballarat that he declared Federation, setae 01 ibilame that, In wax Vasa a veep this of no wording 1917; shot in Here is the actual the Governor of the day Opus 01 our 0045500 aeinoesticy, administration of Ireland was. not We shot in 1918; only in January, 1919, more; second appeal: woke up to the fact that the revois WO &wowing oini>eives tar more marcivilised society." any in equalled be of policemen the shooting did The Allies declare in specific Ile denied emphatically that tne might easily have become a revolu- itiw, aim wine 11,Lauerai, Ulan the when only it was So that gin. give out to they are Leone, that tion. Sympathy with the diggers N.1.1,01VabAVO aalglauu. military and police reprisals were N ctouot, people were goaded into revei.ge was freedom to small nationalities. for outrages committed on them. widespread that no jury toe great heart lit our No is by intolerable oppression, and when wouldso convict men of every political affiliation, them, and it was SULU le, ana 110 people are people The Central Powers, Germany and "Parliament should demand a thoract mu mese eat's, ceased to long had who are in accord with the aim of police the Austria, refuse to declare any ough and impartial inquiry. They could not be secured loan the Australians to cow-II-el:imam become found peace had and civil capacity, a the league. treatment and their thing, on the basis of the such withunless were not in any sense acts of debut, with a military force, that they became drawal of the obnoxious and unjust militarism anywhere. e new Secretary of State for of Belgium, Serbia, Moiitenegro, fence, but acts of blind, indiscriminexceptions so rare as to oe almost victims of popular vengeance. Colonies, Mr. Winston Churchand Roumania in the present war ate vengeance. There was. no pan regulations on the mining fields. negligible, we cnauenge tne rearm. imthe at that -I :has just stated is eaough to show their principles allot for such a state of affairs unHence it is plain that the shootBut it is a salutary thing rut us wnen ne shall have read Inc f.ppenperial Conference in June the repreBut they go fur- less it was the work of the Gerand method. ing of police cannot have occasion- Australians to remember, when we dix, to name any people to aware, be wiU Dominions of the sentatives ther, and ask the Allies to agree mans in Belgium." -("Sydney Morned the military terrorism, which had are tempted to be horrified at the ha, belonging to toe aame social consulted on the difficulties that be. to close out all natio& not in the ing Herald," October 16, 1920.; been in existence for two and a half killing of police and military in Ire- class as toe English men and cera who three were Mesopois ago in people years latter India, the in the the war; prior to Empire set the and during enjoymeni, of freedom years before the shootings began. land, that we ourselves gave them women givau below, wno nave At this stage it is no harm to ask coming Prime Minister. But they tainly not Sinn Feiners, and some Is it tamia, and in Ireland. It is, these The Allies refuse. war. For, when we felt mane any public protest against a (2) 'There is unimpeachable evf. a bad example. fore, too late in the day to complain never got the investigation for of whom were Unionists." not in the interest of Lela .1 what has been said here in Austrathe galling effect of an unjust re- regime the shootings, show that to dense tue part oh the brit= in press daily of the Irish question as an unwarthen to test 'the public declara- lia by those whom the disloyalists, which they pleaded, and the reign even our own cables repro- however lamentable, were -the in- gulation, put in force, as in fact it Ireland,on But wawa nag protuncUy stirred of terror is still unchecked. rantable intrusion into Australian tions of the Allies, and aid theirs has been branding as duced from the report the follow- coital:le result of the attempt to was, in a truculent fasaiao, we rais- ana suocaea the cavuuiea world. compare in the fight they are wagering for which can for a moment politics. England wants our opining: "Things are being done in the ed for the first time the Australian a whole nation.. The Anglican Bishops. They can- with Asquith's damning indictment almiy of us who belong to the. small nationalities? ion on the Irish Question, as on name of Great Britain which must suppress on a flag -five stars blue field -in Ireland! of EngBishops Will the Anglican not, then, in the face of Europe, of British terrorism something upon which depends the make her name stink in the nostrils When shbrtly before the war, Sir formed a provisional government, gue are Protestants, many again land be accused of disloyalty? Pro- of the whole world. The atmusphcre Edward Larson and his merry men and tuck up arms against the forces nave in our veins not a arop of insit give freedom to all the small napeace, if not the stability. of rite Grey and Cecil. bably there is no more conservative of terrorism which has been created, of Ulster were speaking constructive of the Crown. blood; but, as good Australians, we tions, and leave Ireland out. Empire. Australians should, therepublic life of England. and the provocative behaviour of treason, and openly boasted of their to all our fellow -countryfore, with the least possible delay, the "Sydney Morning Herald" body in the It requires no deep knowledge of appeal the face of such promises, it is of InOctober But they are men whose blood was armed servants of the Crown, quite intention to resist the Home Rule men to come out into the open and that learned we qualify themselves to pronounce an anInamazing last, 15 psychology to understand human any fact that, as soot} as of the dark deeds apart from the sacrifice arising froir Bill by force of arms, the defection the recital fired by say that, Robert atter all the sacrifices Lord intelligent opinion on the issues inand Grey ven- Viscount and Tans. Hence the reprisals, are themselves suffi- of the military officers of the Cur- that any attempt at dragooning and made by our buys in the cause of s o:41d3 friend of Ireland in Australia volved. had sent a joint letter to the of the Black tures to point out the contrast be- Cecil their cient to arouse in the hearts of the ragh, who refused to march against bludgeoning into submission a spir- freedom, this attempt to dragoon have voiced of them seventeen stigmatisAssociation, Press tween such protestations and the English the pol- members of the commission feelings Ulster, rendered the Asquith Gov- ited people can only result in whole- the Irish nation must cease. It Concerns Australia. with almost equal vigour the indignant protests against And when things sale bloodshed. mode of governing the Irish ing in the words of the deepest horror and shame." The Irish question concerns us in }resent barbarities of the English army of icy of reprisals, which, ernment absolutely powerless. At have reached that pass, there is whole press the people, practically of Canterbury, than the Archbishop of More gives The "Herald" We will now allow the Appendix Gen- but one remedy-that the aggressor officers was Australia very nearly those occupation. head of the details of which gives report, The disas a him brands of Australia of all sound any other factor, it has kept Ameri- loyalist. Even politicians of emi- rather a meagre extract, which has has "struck at the root government, the many "burnings of creameries, eral Sir Hubert Gough, who declar- shall retire from his aggression, that to speak for itself: "Daily to London ca out of the League of Nations. It nence, who should know better, pan- to be filled in from the home files: principles of civilised as reported the ed, shops houses, private injustice cease, and farmhouses, shall that GovMAKE PEACE OR RESIGN. the rehas blocked an Anglo-American der to the passions of their dupes They say that there is "apparently and lowered and besmirchedSimilar. and public buildings, declare that Telegraph" of March 25, 1914, that ernment of the people and for the overwhelming evidence that the putation of the country." war, I woula people shall be reestablished. Treaty, which is the only sure tor political ends. civil to it came "if Demand by British Thinkers. been have the Crown of the forces swellUnion forces of the Crown have for ly, the English Baptist guarantee of the permanency of guilty of arson, looting, theft, and fight for Ulster rather than against It is time that all liberty-lovaig that the Australian peo- armed past systematically burnt ed the chorus of indignation. months white civilisation in the Pacific- Al! pleIt is timeknow her." Ireland's Agony. by only adds that and brutality, or of creed Australians, irrespective purto what fatal should or destroyed buildings and other American politicians agree that, The British Labour Party. repudiation of the errors of the Unless tile ouvcrnment can bring they have been misled. As property in the towns and villages General Cough has been a does clan, should band themselves into a tent a the Party until the Irish question Is settled, pose Labour The British preof the infamies past and the about nation, peace in Ireland it must reof the Irish league on behalf committed crimes have been and farms of Ireland; that they commission to Ireland to examine sent, can the democracy of Great observer of things Irish since then. now quivering under the lash of an sign. there is no hope of bringing together great have fired rifles and thrown bombs into and report on the governmental Britain recover its honour, and that His experiences in the great war unholy militarism. It may soon be the two great divisions of the An- in the name of "loyalty" asitinisthe a of "liberty." And Ana name This is the effect of a striking apat random, killing and wounding policy, and more particularly on the only by granting Ireland that free- have taught him something. glo-Saxon peoples. late. Already, it is computed peat for aroltranun or mediation The Irish question touches very crime against that very loyalty the inhabitants. They have driven policy of reprisals. There was not dom which is her due, can Britain so, in the course of an address in too to close children, and women of all ages and a single Irishman on the commisLondon on December 24 last, after that damage to property to the ex- which has been signed by a large nearly the honour of the British which is so glibly invoked, a towards her responsibility fulfil expressing his abhorence of the mpr- tent of twelve millions sterling has number of well-known English auLeast of all peoples csn down all discussion upon a state of in all conditions of health in terror sion. Their report appeared in Eng- sister Empire. nation." dens of police and military in Ire- been deliberately done lay- systemat- thors and poets, artiste and profesA diwe afford to treat solemn obliga- things within the Empire, which is to the fields and mountains.. . . It land en December 28, 1920ic burnings at the hands of the sors. land, he said: It is in the following terms: is alleged that the policy which pro- gest was immediately cabled to the tions as "scraps of paper." Dur ng sowing the seeds of utter disruption Police. of the Shootings The In Cork fotoes of the Crown. with us while it covers at home, the that sanctioned assured was these results duced in and alone, the war we were and appeared solution press, Australian to a right "To come We, the undersigned, practising Certainly, the by Ministers of the Crown, including most of our files on December 29. world was being made "safe for de- obloquy abroad. Occasionally, people are met votn to make a right judgment, they millions.the damage is assessed at four the arts, the humaner letters, ana loyalty tke Prime Minister himself- These mocracy"; that all nations, the English people understandf nom There is one feature of that re- who give evidence of a strange men- wanted to know all the facts, and to abstract sciences, or belonging that alb grave charges, and require full, port sense When the Prime Minister was tak- the They see nothing in the know both sides. The question was: weak and helpless, as well as the in a very different which has since reached Austra- tality. to the Churches and the beamed proall here "soiled with in it is which hen. e investigation were immediate and powerful, open and great lia, but which was not reproduced in Irish question but cold-blooded and What had driven the Irish to these en to task on the subject only a few fessions of this country, being atof which proof ignoble use"; in by a constitutional tribunal." forth to be unquestioned arbiters of It is the significant brutal murders of inoffensive policeour cables. He thought it days ago, this is how the London neither active nor interested politiawful murders: A speech by tention is now invited to the speeThe military burnings and quite fair to say that the Govern- "Times" dealt with him in a leader: cians view with profound humiliatheir own destiny. With what kind of indignation fact that the Government policy men. President Wilson, delivered in New ches of great contemporary Englishis di- shootings, the organised terrorism ment policy had done so. Since to show, if it is sought "The Prime Minister, in his speech tion the present state of the Kingwhich, it be read the impeachment would York on September 27, 191a-only ment on this very subject. The was directed against the Huns? rected against a small, but well -or- the dcstruction of property, the at- 1917 tnere nad been a policy of re- on Ireland, attempted to brawn out dom of Ireland six weeks before the armistice -put loyalty of the men who shall be How we should make the welkin ganised band of assassins .has driven tempted suppression of an entire na- pression, gradually increasing in the situation, and denied a satisas that We see our country, which, in the all force anti violence, and events which factory explanation. From the first the issues with remarkable clear quoted is as unimpeachable of German into the ranks of Sinn Fein men tion, do not affect them at of his Majesty the King; and there ring with denunciations and until very lately mace ness:to our own who, a couple of years ago, were op- Rather, they are inclined to mutter had taken place in the last week there has been little doubt that he past, that has been said by savagery, while layingunction great sacrifices, thinking that it nothing is them "Serve breath: their under the were to the Republican aspirations. burnings in Cork due that posed to that free to proved be had, he thought, Shall strong nations of Ireland souls the flattering friend sny representative made them for the cause of opwrong weak nations and make in Australia which is nearly so vig- such things, God be thanked. could The report, dealing with the Repub right, the murderous dogs; shooting policy of the Government had driv- Crown forces, and the Irish adin:ni- pressed peoples, now presenting to this And them." good for is too says stain and lican army, that it could Tne istration must bear the not and rule! methods. purpose British their under to these happen Irish en the them subject to orous, or which constitutes such a not the world the aspect of a land nardthe Uoth Viscovnt 'Grey and Lord exist without the sympathy and idea is sedulously fostered by events proved -if they proved lasting disgrace, which cannot fail and interest? damning indictment of British rule perpe- nothing else -the failure and the to react on the good repute of Eng- ly equalled in the past for ignorant Robrt Cecil are ex-Ministers of the support of the vast majority of the British Government, which Shall people be ruled aryl dom- in Ireland since the war. and unavailing coercion-that coerland." The former had charge population; this it gets, and "Irish trates all this iniquity in the name folly of the Government policy." Crown. inated. even in their own internal cion being practised upon a nation of our foreign policy right up to volunteers are fed and harboured by of "law and order." The Betrayal of Redmond. (3) Another British General, Sir The authors of the present policy that coequally with ourselves has affairs, by arbitrary and irresponHenry Lawson, strikingly corro- are the administration, which is di- inherited our traditions of individsible force, or by their own will It cannot be too often repeated borates Sir Hubert Gough. rectly to blame for its connivance, ual liberty. that the treating of the Home Rule and choice? is of paper" scrap "a 1914 as Bill of starHe was sent to Ireland towards rendering the burning of. Corkis posShall there be a common This not because of any native Their offence morally not ferocity, whole present the end of last December by the sible. dard of right and privilege for all responsible for thethe greed or gain, or thirst for two nations. of less grave than that of the criminals rapine in our people, but because Council, Peace -with-Ireland peoples and nations, or shall the difficulty between the who actually perpetrated arson." war was declared, Redmond which Lord Cavendish Isentindc :s of irresolution, strong do as they will, arid the When magnanimously, and misIn the very same issue (Sydney reading of factsincapacity, though. as THE BEST ON THE. MARKET most President, and Lord Grey of Fallo- "Sun," weak suffer without redress? by those who bold Saturday, February 19, 1921) the reins of Government. Greatly Reduced at ALBERT Elsewhere sold at from Ses. to the event proved, foolishly, placed Robert Cecil are meinLord and den and SON, LIMITED. Such he declared to be the issues his whole organisation at ti.e die brs, to report on the reprisals- After appears a letter from the Right We, therefore, call upon the preof the world -struggle, and he went posal of the Government for the declaring "that there is no doubt in Hon. Alexander Carlisle, formerly sent Ministry to find immediate on to say "they must be settled by prosecution of the war. He got for nay mind as to the general accuracy chairman of directors of Harland mans of arbitration or mediation or and Wolff, very the Belfast (the compromise, of firm or that suspension the arrangement, reprisals no his thanks of the report of the A Large Puichase of the Best ACCORDEONS now clitainable en between ourselves and the people of adjustment of interests, but definite. Hom Rule Bill, though it had passhas reached this country tarough from which the ()range workmen Ireland. awes ALBERT and SON, LIMITED, to offer them at these low prices. ly and once for all, and with a full ed both Lords and Commons. and the Press," he turns to deal with the drove away all their Catholic felIs carefully tested before sale, nut no guaraninstrument Every and unequivocal acceptance of the received the Royal Assent. The tee can be given, nor can any returns be accepted. murders of the police. His words lows some months ago), in which And if the organised shedding of principles that the interest of the Irish people from that instant lost MAIL ORDERS: Selected instruments Font Oil receipt of eider deserve to be carefully weighed by he comments upon the above leader blood-wnet.ier oy Inc natives of Ireland pr tus Majesty's torte, -or with remthauce, plus 2s,, per accordeon for carriage, weakest is as sacred as the inter- all belief in the honesty of any Britthose who are tempted to c*.atsider of the "Times": ish Minister whatsoever- They imests of the strongest." Mi'l't DNLN ADIMES's-"I hope," he writes, "that your arsons, rot:mailed and requisitions the Irish a 'race of assassins:by cattier party saau continue, we recognised that the Govmediately leader will rouse and on Ireland the organisation Fein Irish Sum for The How Britain Appealed tee resignation or .11.AL ernment was in the hands of a Army seemed moral conscience of the British pato- remand Republican Irish the Recruits. j'.isto hostile so Government, ana aecaare ourselves clique which was the question for the puolic to be particularly free Irons ruffians ple. in that Case to leave 1111. 11.01VeC1 40111W only did the British Goveen- tice being done to the Irish nation whether decide is the old traditions the of the professional type, and leo MURRAY STREET (Near Boan) mint accept his statement of tre that, in the midst of the war which honesty in public life are to ie made uo effort to substitute one killings of police and others were of will have for its nest and most that case, but when they were appealing imperilled the very existence of the maintained or discarded." members by almost certainly done urgent Inasuless that or fining the for recrute in Ireland the pro- Empire, it discouraged recruiting in "Our futile methods in Ireland means of mecusuon until peflitalaof the I.R.A. acting. under military mises of President Wilson were Ireland, lest, if it were successful, men irritated with no young orders, eat peace snail be restored to the made the strongest ground of their it should later prove an unanswerNO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STIEET. personal feelings against the 14C- to despise and hate us as men with- sister kingdom. appeal. About two months ago an able argument for Hume Rule! And tims with no crimes to their record, oauret heoulnyoutre"orhina gsenthseeolSinnshamFaine.-ers M.,11) notable names are included Australian journal published ex- if this seems incredible it is clinched and probably then. shedding blood We would invite the attention of among the signatories, who are; tracts from two such pleas en be- by the admission of Mr. Lloyd for the first time in their lives. the reader, who has had the pati- Professor Charles D. Beazley tUnihalf of Irish recruiting, circulated George in the Commons on OCtober thus far, to the fol. versity of Birmingham), Ankold "No," observes General Lawson, ence to follow broadcast by the British Govern- 19, 1916. Here are his very words, Bennett, Edwyn Bevan, W. Lyon ment in Ireland. They provide in- as taken from the London "Daily "Sir Hamar Greenwood's theories lowing: now. do not seem to fit in with the facts, teresting reading News":order to disarm every pos- Blease, Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, Bea (1) In likely to seem remedies his do In the first place the Irish people nor War Ortce sible critic, we have deliberately es, nerd Bosanquet (Fellow of British "The stupidities of the .1cademy), Edward Carpenter, G. K. are told that: restore his patients to health." have been beyond belief. They apeluded all Catholic testimony. Thug Chesterton, Margaret Llewetyri The Star-Spangled Banner is un- pear to be absolutely malignant. I the weighty pronouncements of tne of a Nation. Spirit There is am appalled by them, and can only furled for the fight. Irish Elishops, who have been wit- Davies, W. H. Davies, Walter de la "No one, least of all himself." nesses of the facts to which they tes- Mare, G. Lowes Dickinson, John not the slightest ambiguity about suppose that someone wanted to Drinkwater, Ilavtioe.k Ellra, Artnur says the General, "wished to excuse tify, have been omitted the language of President Wilson; discourage recruiting." such acts as the Dublin murders, (2) With the exception of Sir Evans, E. H. Foster, Roger Fry, -territory, sovereignty, or po'iBut for that betrayal, it is almost guide, be their was to justice but if Horace Plunkett, not a single wit- Processor W. M. Geldart(University tical relationship-any of all of certain that a permanent peace beof Oxford), Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, it was essential to realise that they ness quoted by us is an Irishman. these -to be settled upon the basis tween the two nations would long side on the their counterpart had (3) The condemnation of English Douglas Golding, Jane Harrison, of the free acceptance of that set- since have been concluded. In a WONDERFUL VARIETY EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS, such a state policy in Ireland is, therefore, the Ralph Hodgson, Ford Madox Hutt that and the Crown, of people immediate- letter to the London "Times," writtlement by the and EXCEPTIONAL VALUE of affairs had arisen that it was deliberate verdict of Englishmen fen Augustus E. John, J. M. Keynes ly concerned?" ten only last month, Sir Horace often necessary to ask which were and Protestants, nearly all of them (Fellow of King's College, Cans Plunkett thoroughly agrees that it A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL TO VISIT The President also said: WE EXTEND the murders and which were the re- occupying the highest positions in bridge), J. N. Keynes (Registrar. was the dishonouring of this "scrap OUR EXPOSITION OF UNIQUE AND CHARMING FASHIONS prisals? He had gone into this at the ecclesiastical, political, military University of Cambridge), Rose Ma"We are concerting with' oor of paper" which has brought both caulay, H. J. Massingham, Alice WEAR. AUTUMN FOR because it was important to and social life of England. length, the libAllies to make not only England and Ireland to the present Meynell, Harold Munro, T. Sturge bring out that this business was THE STYLES REPRESENT FAITHFULLY ALL THAT IS erties of America secure, but the impasse. Plunkett is, of course, anti of the (4) If the testimony THEY of a Moore. Professor Ramsay Muir the work GARMENTS. than IN FASHIONABLE more something DESIRABLE AND NEW as people liberties of every other Sinn Fein; be is a Protestant, and every Austraruf.iabnov_e_named is true LONDON, OF (University of Manchester), Profesunscrupulous couple of hundred ARE FRESH FROM THE FASHION CENTRES well." was the man whom Lloyd George COMMONof a sor Gilbert Murray (Oxford UniverTHE the spirit OF was that there STATES EASTERN fians, THE AND PARIS, No man can read these words himself selected to preside over the AND sity), Charles S Myers (Director of' not KNOWN FACTORIES the organisation OUR WELL behind nation WEALTH, AND FROM (a) Who has any regard for tne And without applying them to Ireland abortive Irish Convention. the but on .Psychological Laboratory, Uniof murders, in favour indeed for safety of WOR.KROatiS. or the reputation, as wells as to Belgium, Poland, yet he says of Asquith's betrayal versity who of Cambridge), Conrad Noel those that sing whole, belie the INS.CS..311.0N. Britain, is bound to disass.ciate EACH MODEL WILL BEAR THE CLOSEST the Jugo-Slays, and the Ukraine. that it was the originating cause: belonged to the I.R.A. are fighting himself publicly from the policy (Vicar of Thaxted), Alan Olde, Dr.' YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND IN OUR CPEATIONS CHOICE MAThe Allies (and America clearly "of the most discreditable Irish situW. E. Orchard Irish people." (King's We gh of the IN the cause for REFINEMENT which, in the words of the ArchTERIALS AND HARMONIOUS COLOURINGS, disgraced Britstates this) cannot undertake 'o ation which his ever Lastly, it was well to remember bishop of Canterbury, "has struck House Church), Professor J. S. PhilCUT, AND EXPERT WORKMANSHIP, COMBINED WITH THAT free the people under Germany ish statesmanship in its dealing with limore for (University done much had of Glasgow), Fein MODELS Sinn that OUR ENSURE APPEARANCE WHICH principles at the root of all sound HIGH - GRADE and Austria, and leaye other peo- Ireland." the Irish people. It had helped its of government, and lowered and Professor Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch SELLING QUICKLY TO THE MOST FASTIDIOUS PURCHASER. ples under a system of governliterature, and of its (University Cambridge), revived Ireland? culture, Lady Ruling We Are How reputation the of the besmirched SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS OF THE LATEST IN MILment which they resent. AmeriRhondda, Dorothy M. -Mehardson, developed the spirit of Nationalism. country." It mill hardly be contended that LINERY, COSTUMES, COATS, GOWNS, BLOUSES. LINGERIE, ca, speaking through its PreriSeigfried and possessed Sassoon, had developed Mgy It Sinclair. -Prime Minister lb/ Every Australian, who is Professor J. A. Smith (University of -AND DRESS FABRICS. dent, declares that the liberties of Mr. Asquith, isana ex great powers of organisation. No disloyalist. And concerned for the safety of the Oxford), Professor Frederick every other people are as valued, of England, in Ireland peace for settlement Lloyd of British Empire, should press for (University of Oxford), R. H.Soddy and are to be made secure. Aye, yet here is how heofspeaks Tawcould really be satisfactory which governing Ire the removal of this cause of itner- ney (Fellow of Baliol College, Oxas secure as the liberties of Am- George's methods failed to secure the co-operation of nal dissension, which weakens ete ford). Professor J. Arthur Thomson erica. Will Ireland fight for this land: the Sinn Fein movement." before the foe, and which blocks America will see her freedom? "The only Irish policy he offers Is nivel city or Aberdeetil, Sy. an Anglo-American treaty --the The Eureka Stockade. right secured. repudiation of Dominion Home polof the hellish 6 The second recruiting appeal is Rule, condonation
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