The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-12

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IDENTIFY ~ mo Secretary ~ S'a'a Tor Homo
NNufs vino ~ pn'r h'y.n. e, nsg ''it'a ',r mo
puf'hn-o q the in,'n .i.u. aud ~ exclusive
control by tho I.Itlsl Government This docs
Mt suit the viow- ~ tho inventor. AMI he 70.
fuses Sur'ce-Ivn onars ranging from ahunir"i
Thousand T. million pounds. Tho Govern
m"ni virtually mnS's prisoner ~ him, and
attempts u furro him to dlscos. this secret
which ho viii not soil IIo Is con-
hnoi ia the Clock Towcr OF ~.
stephens while military commissions AMI
other learned b1ios are discussing tho revolu-
ton that would be ocrtSi' med in ths social sys-
TEN. AMI it, etfar' On vested British interests
II the secret OF flying wors made public prop
erty. one 81 DrlnlUs's brothers manages to
sinuGgle his wing, into tho Clock Tower. and
the prisoner closes the question. 90 lar As Brit
ish ownership ofthc invention Is con ,srnei. by
taking Night from tho window and wlnging his
way back 10 the Emerald Ise.
ireland meanwhile has arisen. The English
garrison still holds Dublin Castle, and the har-
hOr is blOckaded by three lrOncIads In tho
north the patriot shRrpshooters are attacked
by an expedition under Lord Wolseley who has
boastingly said, putting his finger on a certain
spot on the map: Here they will try to make n
stand. NV telegram announcing their dis
persal wi be dated on the -th OF =" When
the FLYING lrlshman arrives in Dublin he
Is hailed rs q dellverer. He organizes u Fly
ing Brigade. teaches seventy men how to use
wings. and in q short time. 10y a series Of bril-
liant operations with dynamite bombs thrown
from above. clears tho island OF the invading
forces and es,abl isles the Independence OF the
Irish Republic. Dublin Castle and its garrison
are blown to smithsreens with fvs-pound
bombs. Three men dispose OF the blockadins
dropping explosives down the snokestacks.
Lord Woseieys promised despatch announ-
eng the Dispersal OF tho rebels Is never sent.
because his army IL utterly annihilhted by tho
green vi formed skrmishers in the sky. The
slaughter Is fri.htiui. but peace comes all tho
quicker for that reason.
This absurd story IL ceYeriy managed In its
development and details. Once assuming tho
power of the single individual to fly, there IL no
further violation OF probability Everything
follows naturally and the EXTRAVAGANZA IL in
tor"stlnE, not only to lrishmen who like to
dream about unhcard-ot ways for tho liberia
pin losophy of cause and effect. One man with
practicable wlnGs would throw all the machin-
cry OF the world out OF gear and change the
whole course OF future events,