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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04

FUNERALS.

The funeral of James Devaney, of SIS
River street, will take place at o'clock
Saturday morning. Services will be held
at st. Peters cathedral and interment
will be made at the Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral of Patrick Philbin, of 1904
Cedar avenue. will be held at o'clock to-
morrow morning, with services at ST
Johns church and interment In the Ca
thedral cemetery
The funeral of William Fitzpatrick, of
Railroad avenue. will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'clock with services at
Holy Cross church and interment In the
Cathedral cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
AN OLD AND wsLL-rRrsp REMEDY.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teet' ing, is the prescription Of
one of the best female physicians and
used sixty years with never-failing sucs
cess by millions OF mothers for their chill,
dren. During the process of teething its
value Is incalculable. II relieves the chilS
bowels. and wind-colic. BY giving health
TO the child 1t rests the Inothe. Price.
twenty-ave cents Q bottle
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
Reduced Rates to Des Moines, Iowa.

on account of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, /. o. o. F.,~t be held at Des
Moines, Ia, September Is to 20 ticket
agents of the Lackawanna railroad will
sell special reduced rate tickets. The
fare from Scranton will be s3l,95 for the
round trip Tickets will be on sale,
good going September II, IL, 10 and IA,
good for return up to and including
September 22, except that IL they are
deposited with joint agent not earlier
than September 16. or later than Sep
tember 22, extension of return limit
may be, return leaving Des Moir up
to and including October Is, upon pay
ment of fee OF so cents. :"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
WEST SCRANTON
Police Are Again After the Keepers of
"Speakeasies' Two Arrests Made
Funeral of F. H. McNerney.

of his eldest son, were held yesterday
morning at o'clock from st. Patrick's
church. Rev. j. j. Dunn officiated at
a solemn high mass of requiem.
The church was filled with the sor-
rowing friends of the deceased, to
whom the sad circumstances surround
ing his death especially appealed. AT
the conclusion of the services the flu
neral cortege moved to the Cathedral
cemetery. where the body of the father
was laid beside that of his son.
The pallbearers were Jeremiah Hol-
ligan, James Mahy, Michael Mack.
Martin Delaney, Frank Madden and
NJ Moran.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
Kime-Williams.

Theodore w. Kline, of 2424 Frink
street, and Miss Jennie Williams, of
North Main avenue, were united in
marriage on Tuesday evening at the
parsonage of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church, by Rev. Hugh c.
McDermott.
After the ceremony reception was
held at the home of the bride. Upon
their return from a brief wedding trip,
they will reside in West Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
Serious Accident.

Miss Ida Lambrick daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lambrick, Of 1854
F'rink street, was the victim of a very
painful and possibly serious accident
on Tuesday.
The young woman was carrying a
pail of scalding hot water from the
summer kitchen into the house, when
she stumbled and spilled the boiling
Huid over her. Her screams of agony
brought some of the family to her. and
the aid of physician was Immediately
secured. The burns are exceedingly
painful.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04

The family, especially on account OF
the recent death of their mother Mrs.
Scanlon. The funeral will take place
at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning, with
services at st. Patrick's church and IN
terment in Moscow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
Last Tribute to the Dead.

The funeral services of the late F..
II. McNerney, of II Stark place, who
passed away on Sunday evening at s
o'clock, just five hours after the burial
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04

OLIVE EVANS, the 3-months-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph IL. Evans
of Storrs avenue, died yesterday after
noon at o'clock, The funeral which
will be private, will be held'this after
noon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
Remnant DaYs.

Friday, Saturday and Monday, 80
stamps with dollar purchase. See
our advertisement. Mears & Hagen. y"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
Remnant DAYS.

Friday, Saturday and Monday, 30
stamps with a dollar purchase. See
our advertisement Mears g. Hagen. Nv
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
Remnant Davs.

Friday, Saturday and Monday, 30
stamps with dollar purchase. See
our advertisement. Mears g. Hagen. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04

was held last evening. The car left the
square at $50 and went through the
different sections of the city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04
Remnant DaYs.

Friday, Saturday and Monday, &c
stamps with dollar purchase. See
our advertisement. Mears g. Hagen. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-04

Abbath, Mass. and Bruce Fordham, Of
Cornell university, are guests at the
home of their brother, DR.. Walter Ford
ham. of Delaware street.
Charles Tobey and Lewis Williams
have returned from fishing trip near
Gouldsboro, with catch Of one hun
dred and seventy fish.
Mrs. G. L. Thorpe, of Forest City, has
returned home, after spending u few
days with Green Ridge friends.
Miss Emma VAIL of North Park, gave
a very delightful dancing party at her
home last evening.
Remnant Days.
Friday, Saturday and Monday, 30
stamps with dollar purchase. See
our advertisement. Mears & Hagen. ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-27
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SerOanmng.

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mir beitgs Wo1tnbeibDrOen uno ab unO gu tamtH
eruue 0tunOoOa Glen gum S6!unoe pisOsr 6sraus~
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btrf
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seIbitmurO eines GTzSanfpraftOen,
fen

@t8ifon, 8an1., 26. Sept. -
RormGn Barrett, Grs9rGiiOent Der
Dertra6ten rQtt9iIOn NatiOnulbant, "
beging 6eute friib in ieinem 3immer
i'm 6ieiigen p8pram : 9Otel" @eIbitz
moro, inbem er ii4 bic 8eble nit Ell
nem 8aiirmeFer bur6I4nitt. gr mar
in Jolge bes 6aliment5 Der 8ont
unb Der bieraus fir i6n erfpu4IenOen
@erlegenbeiten i6permiit6ig geporz
ben. Die 8ant ite0te i'm Septem6er
1899 bic 3a6lung Elm unO Die 9epoiiz
loren erbielten nur 80 PrO3ent. I'M
porii8tige 8elbanlogen Our4 Bar
rett's in3tpii4en peritor6enen @ater
6atten bu5 6al1iment ber6eigefiibrt.
Der Selbitr0rOer binterldBt eine
0itttpe un0 brei &tnber.
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Rpm Ranee etnes abarunees.

Der Ftb pl6sli3 Dor SUD uuftbut trttet 5br err
i6rod.n 5uriid. l8eHH nber ibtptre RraHtbsjtss
SpmptOms, pis NagsHz, 2sbsr= uuo Riusuz8ss
i6nerDen ROpfibmsrl, SbDinOsi, etrjtIoPitn,
8udeui6pdde u !. 10. Gua an Ocn nubtnotR 8oo
mabRtu ldrcitst Sbr rubig Dtiter bis 5inat in oas
Gra6 g9drum uoaet Sbr uitt bel 3eteu b0reH?
g1arum nidt pieOer eeiunb DT0su, Oa IS bob ein
fd,,reg 6eilmittd qeqtu ale iens 6DmtOm: uHp Osz
rem Hoqeu qitbt! Is fnD Die berubmteu, uur aus
Den rsinften 9fau3sniditsH bergeftellttn ct. Ssgz
uarO=Rrduterpiatn. % 6sHts. aae apotb'tsH.
I1iSnEa S&E)
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W1rnrr 6eaeht Grlbifmnrb.

8rtbgeton, rs, 26. Sept.-
Der geger Samuel 9reenuge, pel4er
qeItern ben Gonitabler 9arrp Buds
eri9oB uno feline (9reenage's) 6rau
berpunOete, nurbe beute in 8reenz
pi8z5opnf6ip in etnem WH6lenteihe
gefunben. @r bate Sel6itmOrO be-
gangen. Der S9eriff unO Elm &ufge>
Bot batten Die gan3e Ia4t iiber in
ben MarI4en uuf i'm gefa6nbet.
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Gerihtet.

Mt6tgon Gttp, Sub, 26.
Sept. - 2out5 9RufeG, Elm Re9er,
pel6er i'm leBten gtprtI gelegentli4 eiz
nes San3Dergniigens nabe bieitger
Sta0t einen anberen Neger, Namens
9errD Stout, ermOrOete, en0ete beute
fru6 babier am 8algen.
g}epport, Nrf., 26. September,
- 0ullace 9rant, Elm Reger, tpur0e
beute Dabier tpegen Der i'm Oorigen
Sabre berIbten @rmOrbung Gi1eg
9opeQ's aehdn9t.
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G. traD Der' s
~ 6anDeISidlttle.
mr. aa5. CRsBaIttmpre.gtr., BdIftmsts.

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Ollie 8i9er unb S9reibmaterialien
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bro Touat ab.noiauls Hob Dem srft,n MOuut
S2 50 pro Nonat, Denn mOnotii5 6eiabt Grtab=
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fame @diiler gum raf9en 8ortpdrts=
tpmmen.
RotalOqs b,rlang. man i&riftli&, naneliS sosr
bs S,ltSbou. (2N-E&SDl
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Baetinposs 9a"'t'sfea's,
g2r, 3. gfpro= 6 barle s=StraEe.

Refine bsHsrs 6dult ~ iresnb nsl5em grsiis.
iIni.re SroDurten tp.rben bon Gsf6drsl.ut.R oIs
superIdlfes Bu1bogttr uR6 6tsnoerapSsH aneT'
fanut; aus oislsm GruHDs batten mir in etsieu
Sabre fanf Wsal usebr 3a9fra9eH Ho4 soitsH, ais
mir sur 81faguns battsr. gsir bsri&affsH itosm
grapuirteu eint CUTE 6taIuRu. Our psrionIitsH
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ridt. 9ass uuo ab.Eoi6uls. 2.i6ts mOuutIi&s
aabluuoeu. aataiOs gratis.
@. 8. Norman. BrdF6ent,
Baltimore 6anbtlsitaEt
f4ao26, 3Dtt S&SBl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-27

= Pietro Mascugni unb Satin
iinb auf ibrer Heiie na4 ben Ser.
Gtaaten in paris angetommen uno
perben ii9 beute in gber6ourg auf
benz 9ampfer rpbilaOelp6iu" einf9if<
fen.
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gsa Isa Z z ); ); z Z s:Ss 4 < ]. ). z < Z Z
g. .. SrieoenfudlS 81 So.
Nmerifa's er6Btsr 9strdnts=9uOsn.
sd iperoe an Der 6pntdne fein."
sic fanfen bier
reine @cine
aut StQtgten.
Coupons gratis
NIT ieeem GinfGuf. Sonnen aesen
fdbone 6efcbenfe einsetauf1bt nereen.

x88 Sort, sbcrrpz, Gatapba=, Wtug=
catelz, Augelicaz, 9tOtb= oOcr 8beinpein,
pro @aGOne 81, pro SuBsHDGuurtz
5lui6eu $2.7o, etu3eIne Quart. 25c.
Seriibmte 9aroueaus sg8eiuc, in bsm
g8einberQe in Galiiornicn auf 5lai9en
gc3oqen; bro @aaOns $500, pro
&itc $3.50, bro 6luide.......... soc.
GjuinncB Stout Gin gciunOcs 9e=
trdnf, pro SuBcnD. nD................$1.S So
sbcrDooo Gpe 98bigfsb, Qarantirt
Sabre oft, gcbaltrci6 uno milOe,
pro 9alone ......................$Z -. 30
psilper @rope1 reincr 8OQocn=
g9bistep, oOppslter Stempel, bro
Saaone Observation-Disclosures 10
Oh ROpol RDs, eurantrt bier
Sabre oft, bro 9alIoue. -$1.9o
Qanb=apfeG= granbp, bic bette sOr=
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rittel eegen GrfdltungeH, pro 6la=
1De -.-..-..-......--.... Toe.
Creme De Rentbc, ipc3iea CUTE
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slbfntb, pro Glaf6e ......... 9Sc.
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Glui6e =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CSC.
@or3iieli6er Bort, Sbrrpz ooer
Gatanbaz g8ein, pro 9nllone. e....$ 81 90
6oftails, beficr, als irgeub cine
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Gareo's retnes muli, ipirb Sbre
Grtdltuug beilen, greis. 79c.
MeOi3iniidr @enepsr fir 7amtn,
beilt ulle 5ruuenleiOcn, pro 5lai6e soc.
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SleOOluaD'8
~ Yillen
fCtS 6uOerGGGlig,
rein Uegetn6i(iCC6.

Setlcn ale 8eifperSeu bes Waa'
gems, Der 8eOGrme, Scr Itcreu, Der
Slaie, bcs ShtuinScls, Der @ers
ftupfun0,
Oes Rrdn66aftem SopfWefS,
OFT 1Uei6Ciden Sdiwa6em,
Oer 0aIe,
Oet 9Gmorr6otOen,
Oct 2Iagenfdwddie,
Oct 9erltopfung
nnS aler ScberleiOen.
@ttisIbu finO rein os9stlbilia prftH obns
6amer5en, fiHO iisrlj3 ubsr]0gen, obHt9eioei3mad,
Helm uHO lr3t gu Hebmsu. 8aODa0s 9IGsu bslitH
otr 0ltUr uus IaFin Die GcOdrmt in sjner uatHrz
Itatu gsriafuuo, Obns itODc!b: 3Ie4:e BiTfunS
Hu6 ibrer GatlsIrung.
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cgrnet GnQCiC6!

Gbems spra6meiter. 4iaf 3ga tr5spsfmann SstsHatsn
oI5 as 9eitfa0en fir aebrtr, smaisbltnsDsrtb.
I92 seiteu, 6ulbl.osrbauo gr,is $50. gu
be,ieben purd ale 8u6banolungen, 9h6er=a9e
len uno 3eitungstrdqer. - gerag bon 6. 8 d. !,
l29, Suone>Str., 3eps9Orf (sspt22 INT T>t&s)
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MIte Settttr1aen (eO.teIponbtnt.rA

iOe pro SuHAert, gu babsn IN Der Office ess -D,WA
den @orTtRSnesztsns" GaIttRsTs Str. uRs aoh
pffcss gssnHs,
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,,MarDlano eSnftitut."
Walz une G6uIe.

,,MarDlanO eSnftitnt."
wPaIs une 3efdbens ebuIe.
prot. Otto Suobs. BrinBipaE
Runfs= Separtemeut (1ao=eIuFsu) er6ffnst am 1.
Cftober. 8ei6nen in alien 8ran6en Ha6 Der Nu=
tur uno Rut bem Geben. GntDtrfe, Dta!en in
GBahcrfarbeH uub Del, fopie Dsoosairen.
SoHnoqs=RlaFen in osnielbeu uuterri6tss sDeapeH
unb Rormal,r1nteEri6t beginner 4. SttOber-
RiueburtzS9ule fir 9iObauersi am feIbsn Gage
Epie bic 9ae=S6ufen.
4beubzRlqFen beginner am 13. GttDber - freiz
banb=, Mai3insnssi&nen uno ar5itsttpnit6ts 3ei6s
men,
9ataloas Frrb i'm Snfitut su bab,n ootr per gOf
berionot.
Scbn DR. Garter.
urdfbent ees gomte's Der TaaIs unb 3si5sni&ugs.
Niou aorefFre: Ebomas %. Goertf. Gttuar.
(5eptlS SoGaGi-Gft2D
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Ben 0OHga @ot Springs, gri
2GBmun9 Der Gtngeiuei0e ooer
4rOnti9e SeritOpfang Der
Qlten &eutc.

RaODaD's 9iGsn fnO Oas bette 6eiImittsI fiis
dlters Qeuts unO fur 9srioueH, Delbe gertOz
pfuno lsOsn. 8d gsrROpfungsu Qdbmungeu unO
S9ndbt DerOsn Die 9jeOdrme, Qicreu unO Bluis
etc burb pag Ginnsbmsu BON 3pti dOsr Orst 9iusT
f5 i6rsr uatiirlibsu abiOHOeruugsR crirsueR uTo
bur8 OertH gels0sutlibtn Gsbruu9 rcoclmdBig funfs
tiouirtn ge Oieirn GsIegsnbsiten miro Dsren idrs
ltnOsr uno udbrbafter 8trtB sum 9oriasin ges
bratt i,Os neus Bile uirO Heu, Rruft fitr bic @es
Odrms Qtber, 0trsH etc. gtbsn uHO bic Q8isOsrtebr
zines ueiunOtH, Haturlteu 3uitdEOts pirO isbp
raid srrsidt nsrO,n.
grsts 25 GeHtg pro 6ba5tsl.
Gur9 ale apotb,ttS ODER Oirett per Bot lu bes
giebsR.
Ru01&1u4r & Co.,
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ben Ser. @touten fir 8rie9sDerluite
gu be5a6lenben S6u0eneriaB. Strettz
fra9en in 8e5ug auf Gr3iehungs@ unb
8O6ltbdtigteits Stnitulten felen
bonn @r5bii6of Subj unO '8puperz
neur 3aft gemeinf6aftIi4 beigelegt
iperben.
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M 6anDpz ttp, qa., 26.
September. - @Opurb Woob, Elm in
elmer 3e4e Der r2e6ig6 8alIep So. ."
bef4Gftigter g2i4tuniontft, purbe
Aeute beripunbet ms 6oipitaI gez
bra6t. gr fat eine gefdbrli9e S4uBz
punDe i'm Riifen. SrqenO Elm un6e=
fainter 80ietpi3t feuerts BON einem
9inter6alte auf ben 0&ann,
&uEe m Qadanunnu 8 Sc
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-03-08
ANTRIM.

Nationalism is not only an active,
but is an advancing factor in Belfast.
No difficulties, no matter how great
no opposition, however unexpected
have ever daunted the leaders Of
-Nationalists opinion in the city that
was the cradle of the United Irish
- .,,'..sS cement. A movement is in
progress to secure an extension Of the
premises of the National Club. The
Club already possesses a handsome,
spacious hall for public meetings, COM
kRittee rooms, reading and recreation
Ws, etc.; but increasing popularity
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-03-08
IT'S Home Where Love Abides.

passed rich mans mansion, l
looked in at the door,
saw his carven table spread with
plenty's bounteous store;
saw the silver cleaning, l saw the
- cut glass shine,
But, somehow, there was not wish
that all OF that was mine.
There sat the rich mans family; and
he was at the head;
The servants stood like sentinels, to see
that all were fed,
A course Of this, course of that, and
everything was fine,
And for each course there seemed to
be different kind of wine.
The rich mans wife, in silken gown
and jewels in her hair,
Like some most proud and naughty
- queen in regal state was there.
The children did not dare to smile, in
silence lips were SET
1t was scene of splendor, pride, of
wealth and-etiQuette.
passed a poor mans cottage, looked
in, and my eyes
Beheld an humble bit of "home'' that
spoke of Paradise.
saw happy father with laughter on
his face.
While pleasure and contentment were
all about the place.
A kind-faced little mother, with a baby
on her knee;
A group Of merry children who loved
to show .neir glee;
Enough of food to satisfy, wen-earned
- and theirs by right,
And labor's recompense Of zest to
sweeten appetite.
No wine, but sparkling water; no serv-
ants standing by
But ''that's the feast that I would
share, had my choice" said I.
4. home is where your loved ones are,
and where that love is shown,
Though you have but days supply
each day supplies it's own.
I So, in the rich mans mansion, or in
the Door mans cot,
The rich are those whom love endows.
the poor who have it not.
looked into the palace, my heart it
:. could not win,
But when I saw the cottage, I longed
to enter in.
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FROM IRELAND

Robert Emmett,
There's one name in Ireland's story
sanctified above the rest,
Where's one name entwined with glory
in the hearts of Ireland's best.
Brave young Emmett! oh, what mem.
'ries does that magic name recall,
Purest of our Spartan heroes-"n oblest
Roman of them ALL"
In our deepest, darkest sorrow every
soul can find relief;
Irish hearts are cheered at mention of
the name of that young chief
Who combined the love Of Davis and
the strength and skill of Owen
With the eloquence of Grattan and the
valor Of Wolfe Tone.
He was young, but he was ardent,
when the bold United Men
Raised the flag of Instruction on the
mountain of the glen;
in the sad end unavailing-thought they
shed their blood like rain
He saw by their gallant struggle that
their work was not in vain.
With corruption foul and tainted was
: tn accursed Union passed
Then he swore with Irish fervor that
vile Union would not last,
That he'd wage deadly conflict till
each trace was swept away
OF the foreign yoke imported by base
Pitt and Castlereagh.
Soon the sleeping land he rallied-soon
was heard his battle-cry,
With what grief must we refer to that
sad evening in July,
When, with brightest hopes all shat
tered, from the beaten crowd he fled,
Branded as an 'Irish Rebel" with a
prize upon his head?
In Glasnevin or st. Michan's, coldly let
~ our patriot lie,
Till the beacon light of Liberty illumes
the Irish sky,
= Then to his immortal mem'ry shall a
monument be placed,
And by Irish hands and pencil shall
his epitaph be traced.
Sons of Ireland! Sons Of Ireland! in the
6. days of peace or war,
Let the name of murdered Emmett ever
be your guiding star!
Let his name be deeply craven in our
Irish hearts with pride,
Bravest of all Spartan heroes who for
love of country died.
James Snee in Est. Patrick's."
Kilkelly, Co. Mayo.
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