The evening world., 1912-08-07
BY MARY SYNON
Special Connsoner Ireland for the Gaelic League of
America.

Anne
TuBBERCURRY, COUNTY SLIC
runs through the mournful mounta
yesterday At one Of the little stations
Of such fearful grief that the pas
sengsrs In the carriages rushed to
the windows TO discover Its cause.
They had not far to look. for Just
outside the train stood one Of those
groups that are all too familiar to
those who have travelled At all
through the south and west Of Ire
land. the gathering Of . family 10
say goodby to a girl who was going
TO America.
She stood In the centre Of the
group, Q rosy checked. black haired.
red Tipped girl of not moro than
nineteen years, whose beauty
showed even through the handicap
of swollen eyelids and Redeemed
eyes. In her left hand she clutched
q, cs4yas telescope labelled with
the name Of one Of the ocean liners.
the hand Of . little girl evidently her
troubled eyes. A hall dozen mon stant
her with sorrowful gaze. while tho v
moan. against which one cry. the one
trains coming. shrieked out piercingiy
from time TO tms a. . woman raised
both bSf arms over MT "eso
protest against the fate ehas was ss~'"s
her daughter away from her. once the
girl turned to her - u 10 speak. then
turned away quickly. But when The
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H. w.. n.,o,e IN. CRYING woman,
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insn ana eiu'chihe '"e ". r..
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.,r,.. ,scs then i,ft.d srsin a. On. In.
voked the blessing of God on her child
who was leaving her. Tho enginc's bell
soundsd, the guards came running TO
lock tina carriage doors and the tab
,eaux broke as willing arms lifted the
sobbins xir, 20 one OF the carriages.
hut the picture OF that heartbroken
mother praying for the safety OF the
~,ri v,ho vas going from Ireland, kept
ri,houettinx itself against every black
,po,,ntasn of Connemara
Var anv traveller, any railroad guard
4. IRELAND. viii tell how common 10 the
occurrsnee >yen now. when the emigra-
,,or has been lowered in rate by the
,nausnea Of the Irish Revival. II was
,hs numner and poisnancy OF these
p.rtinsa. revealed to him as ne went
throush the,e parts Of Ireland that
sAded Nsu Primrose, Lord Rosebery's
.on. a. an unexpected recruit TO the
Homo Rule marty. And Il Is the NUM-
ber ana so,gnancy OF these scenes that
have made the Irish Revival a live
issue. not OF literature and Of art, but
AZ men and women and children.
ruo,Hear xo,iNo MEN AND
S ..,,..
Tho disease mat mas eaten NJ the
heart o. Ireland mas been the arslhihs
away OF her cho'cest youhs men anu
women over seas 10 America for gen
srations emigration was preacheo 10
ireland by government om'iais as 'he
only remedy Tor economic CONDITIONS
The state SUBSIDY toward enisratioh
made thS going easier thah 'he staying
England mas only herseli 10 piAine 'ha'
ireland To-Day ~ mol oh.s pahArup'
nation. put one cosuhs her eohquero'
f2.oW.oW year over her revenues Inc
pull OF the great cities from the eoun'
Try was aggravated IN ire'ahu ny sueh
conditions OF lahd tenure as were known
nowhere IN the worio' Even since 'hs
smehorauoh OF 'he more 'erf'o'e con-
oitiohs oy winch eVic''ohs were common
proeeeurss anu where rehs aepehueo
to'eV On 'he Nn", VI Tue lA'u'o'us
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