The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11

cries IN the world is located at Dub
In Tho Islands production OF beer
is three and a half million barrels au-
nually.
'Shiphuilding N the great Yards at
Belfast Is one of the most widely
known Of Irish activities. aud the
deep sea % coast fisheries AFFORD q
livelihood tor many thousands.
Thanks to the temperate influence
of the west winds from the Atlantic.
the thermometer rarely reaches frccz-
ing point IN winter. while the aver
age for u sumncr day is go degrees.
AT Torr Head On tho north tho
distance t. scotland CMull OF eau
tirij is only thirteen and a half miles
The Giants CHusewaN. . short Il
ttucc to the east Of this point. is the
outcropping basaltic formation which
in a former axe Joined the two
Islands
The revolt lu Dublin recalls many
stormy episodes IN the history of the
Irish capital ON the shorcs Of the
Irish sea 3af miles northeast OF Lou-
don aud less than seventy miles from
Hollywood. the nearest English port
Even Us .cgcudtr, history DIN mack
To- IN" third century 81 he christian
era. is nllcd with stories II conflict
ono Of the earliest being 70 narrative
% the defeat of the people %, The
surrounding province by the .nhub-
itauis 90 the own 100 2Hi
'Onc OF the most tragic events u'
Dubliu's early history .. AN echo ''
this hatred VI the people Of the coun-
try districts for those ct tho ,ii..
III. ....Ytytt. la .HI..atsH.. f.4- Iva
Irish chronicles a.. the Black Monday
OF 1903 II was during the Eastor
holidays Of that year. STRANGELY par
alieling the time uf the present re-
volt. tina the IRISH Of the surround
ing mountains rushed down into IN"
valley ~ the Ltncy river. on whose
banks Dublin is situated. and while
the inhabitants were celebrating ih"
religious holiday. 500 uf their number
were Killed Tho place of tho mn.
.arrc - sim known a, Bloody Fields
and for many years. IN order tu keep
Al. we the sense ~ outrage AGAINST 'hr
hil people. tho citizens ON each 100
niyersarE uf Black Nouda' would
march Co the sc,up ut the massacre
bearing banners inscribed with tho
legend y terror 20 the NstINe Irish
Even IH tho early days IN" visor
with which the people OF Dublin wax
cd their iu|fvruoCiue S%trlfcs did not
lessen the Impctuosity with which
the, entered uuou am. conflict with
"a foreign Invader They tore down
their churches 'u 'cu stones Tor
their wallis when preparing for tho
defense OF their cit. against Edward
In 1873 and when tho irish
governor who had yielded 20 the 'u-
cmy fc!l into the hands Of th" do
Tenders. he was brought 60 D"hlIu
ana '1uvcd 60 death
zone % the most spectacular out
breaks of tho sixteenth century Wa,
lod ly Silk,u Thomas tSI ?
Thomas Fltzg,r.ldl 70 daring young
n%ohlenau who upon hearing that hs
had been hchoaded Coz the
tower OF London. raised "A large arm,
and marched tu tho gates % hshIIn
ahrr. hr was admitted hy the 'uiI- .
Undated citizen. short, tit"rwlrd
however when ne c~udcIyurrd Co leave
ne ,Htg hc found the gates locked
made his escape. carrying with
him some ~ th, children IT the ,.iN
N.th these as hostages he wa
aged o. So, ,rc tho rrlcts, ut al. rU
followers subsequently fhs rebellion
$50. IuoilrI tud the leaders were 90
90 r. burn 90 1910
n was more than a hundred .,HI.
Alter the death ut 81, ThuW, that .
conspiracy to seize Dublin castle 40
revealed los owen Connolly on iu'
ia, urfor. tn" dtiompt was Co has
made This was during the %,
of lGil. and II Ht- Connolly - 7