South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-16
Not So Bad as Painted--By His Friends.

VALERA has and JUDGED b. & he 5 here n ros
- him elsewhere Irhmn blamed sight better
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Either De Valera has been ~oefuI nsquoed-this by
ay his else he has changed s as eou5 tbs om
s 1sP5d p Rs that ssn S 5 % to o9r
hand Fl mr o d1sP s oL Phil KDa Niles Pds f
New Jim Watson George Norris Dave Walsh Jim Reed Tom Gore Henry
A. an emisy of Ireland pleading freedom
people his legitimate. and America fairness for
and sssenblage abudnyhns ike
IRELAND has eies freedom before;
some OF them sent others coming to escape BENG sent e Wif I'VE we
have been haven OF refuge tor more shnen than this IG 98
only America but lndanS and made n b IG"
mona oo and Ro os "% sed f became
Following the uprising of 49, Thomas
John Mitchell the that both America travelled
well their allegiance Meagher became brgadieF general in
ss ss ssa % sS:' s' The 5
received New York harbor with much display that before
H. Then dsnsd them tina, was i only the & s 5
political astuteness winking the other eye.
RON that day until while Irish leaders have america they
than ' 50b come as '''s' rather ina"
among
ton from the Irish pa5amey Party LED by Isaac Butt and including the
When the president out Of diplomatic consideration Britain
refused to greet the dees1oP Officially at the white bogssm perfectly
the of cyParn took the next boat home
se Became qae with reeepon campaign approach
second history the house invited
foreigner to address it.
DUT Parne remembered his
u play with them He wouldn't play politics with Iand He
aorn ali the bait held out to him by any one party did he ca2e to make
kept distinctly American affairs and attended strictly
the Irish causeeng to educate rather than PoHcaze nd
Redmond paved
devoted Redmond reands while
and adept nOnnterfence with American afarsat long after he
of regarding Americas duty deiver actually loved him.
almost American and spokesman of the Irish people.
Sir Roger Easement the latter OF whom hardly expected would die
the galos and sleep quiklme beddu of
and the that he with the
enthusiastically to be counted among the sacred martyrs of his
y him? Yes technically he
Tone Fitzgerald and Meaghe political fugitand that
for little much depending the of new
Most OF little for that phase of the
rather has been about the nhAmern
OF this leader
miabl relations the the world of Irish
independence making the latter pthou
The League of Nations which quoted
stenuouy opposing from his before be opposed
particularly because relands
seems as whether the covenant is capable Of efng her
would
by the allies settling the different chase
Well America rebuild the of Nations the ishman
vouhsafe that she then she read Ireland
and we oudnt be surprised if Mr. De VaIe @ b i ne lrn
himself down there
may learned from somewhere the inadvsablU % 800
Irish American have been visited by of
American politician and partisan alliance
because the big heart of the people beats louder
And finally as the days roll by and the League of Nations
the Irish republic would proclaim their coming to see the IN
before such pleading recognition and admit
tancew after having done all that he could coming into