The chronicle=news., 1914-05-15


probably se. the isas~ass shfoash the
l,osss- of s.ntisn at .hE-- sf-ai s"s.H
,sss.ssiai measures. ii"sa- itui- iof
irlAaa. dis.siALiishIasat al ~.
W.i.as shursh and ,i- si-,iiiiDs "s
piassi sssisss The first Ia" .sii
sss- b~~n i~ssz~.i TOE ih. ,hif.i ,inss
aHS-s th- tsarllapa-as sF'. ami ~"
.sAst+r ssas sa- hDts~ ~ i.sss ss..
ssil it.-sa ,hsF eiii h~som- las, The
pi.ssi ss.iss silt stiii has anssh"s
sins- 80 pases ,hs.esh in~ l.sss.s 81
solss hastss
M coarse lh. greatest intrfvsA is
saA-n in Tho iisss- lsal- siiis rh.s~
IA. b~~n haagh salk at SUnht'ssssass~
snA s-tsirra-nt b4 .uns~nts ssat ihr
s~s. iasass.ss cp,s.as u the s"aaisf
i. that hsshihs in shis ais~ssssa siil
i-- IoAs 10 Tho hassso of .pssanasAss
aAs aAs s~tliem.Al nsssi be svsshea
sh-s sh- siti ss hrsasr The Lords
TIE Nssssasiiss4 ssi Ii. i'lA.f
tAioA hsss have stalled their a-sssaas
quss~ plsisiF AID shss~ .rreu. 10 b-
y. sesa :ss .aespresaiss sssss.s
sA.sas rhs Ns,isesti..s kss. sss-.a
10 sh- teasssssss .seii.sssa Of t-issrs
fssea The ..~sasioa ut III. bill. while
IN. tlss-f A.s aeassa i-ssass.ss
sss iussuAs Neither s,S~ sE.pssvssif
srpssessiy vilt fveese. eishn-sxk Ma
itoAslhsi. have b~.n heard TO ~ that
PERHAPS ssssv vslI ~ . little sscs
sess.sssaS 10 ''ssss iAs fase at the
t-lssss isssesss' . sss sos .ssiassoss u
~s. ssoashs NJ tsslspass Nho kssss
ais ts~asAi sell. au@ia @o lA- sass
To iisa sossmaa ssoaaad on .hies ihs
opa~s.iss I~as<s. s-aIa hn~-ss bas his
se--~A .. N. iisa- Ears a-sssna..ra-
ss.a. in ehirh &c s..ae assinss .a~s.
psasais~. hs. sslss, kias ssiss sal sa@
u !. sar IN. tpsas Z. tod .as @aF
eus. u shs aassssaa has Z" l-r settled
as seesshss
Th-ss hss a~~n sass ot . federal
.sssees tot The skosr at ,hs rss'r~a
kissdsas. aA5 i, has Ie-a suggested
ssas t't.srs ss.aia be- excluded tfusss
the tten,- H.:e hill unsll ttaie sfsi.sp
ts iasusasa,.ss .tea she sassIa eh.se
the sat. eh. ~oslt ipiss rsr fed
~sal syssers. however. has naay irs
fl.sstisl o-ressets. and as tss ;'isser
IL raises s.esh.t disii.aIsSs Many
as the great Belfast snrsstass. do the
s,ik at ,s.;f business ~uh the r,s.
pie pt she s.ssth and wess ct isrisass
Thr-r s-syhsass ate opposed I.
h-us~ rule. hut ssy u hosn. rule nsiss
conc they aa no: want their province
-,.iuacds Tho barkss. at Is~Itass
take ssr ssrsr y,ews
Here il the orie.cs ~ wealthy
tlclfass b,ssias.ssasas
''air Edward Carson. demand Tor
tho coaspicsc and unconditional CT
,,usioa of t'i.,st ar-d not 10 taken
scrtc,ssl,s We all know that the Ma
tlonaltste would never think of A..
s.-,ins such a proposal. We know
rui,~ - we'll that IL would hc irspras-
ti.a,,Ic u IL POSSIBLY could 10 ACCENT
cd. Nc ons can tell better than my
self how closely the Interests of ,ais
province are hound VIZ with those of
the rvst IT ireland. Four ."mmer'ia'
traveller. from my house arc almost
continually in the south and west.
Within the rast week ~e have re,cis-
e,i order. for new seasons goods from
Cork. Limerick. Clcnmcl. Roectea and
aiiec. reaching ss...6". A very
slight euriailmcn, Of such a 'rsdc
would mean all the difference bc-
tween a good prof, and lcss. lead
ing TO bankruptcy. The people Of
tho south and west are grca: consum-
crs. I should think that the volume
IT busincsa betwecn the Naiionaiis,
PARTS Of the country and belfast alone
has guadruplcsi within the last fit-
teen years. Quite apart from poliii's.
the bitterness that would inevitably
arise were Ulster or any part ~ II
cut off from Ireland would result In
the destruction Of the biggest ware