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tlonalist comment is even stronger.
Not only is moderate Unionist opin-
ion Mortified by the move, but it's SYM
pathey for MacSwiney is cxemplifed
by the action of the Irish Association
of Municipal Authorities, consisting of
both Union:st and Nationalist munich
palitics, which to-day unanimously
elected the Lord Mayor of Cork as it's
president and adjourned until to-mor-
row as a mark of sympathy.
The steamer Mason City arrived last
night from New York and locked at
the wharf of Henry Ford e. Sons at
Cork. The cargo was listed as general,
but when the military and police
boarded her and made 81 search, they
found large quantity of revolver am
munition concealed in the engine room.
An armored car arrived at the quay
and the military took charge of the
steamer.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-"The Lord
Mayors condition is unchanged" says
The Bulletin, issued tonight by the
Irish differentiation League, deal
ing with Lord Mayor Terence Mac
Swiney, of Cork
The league. it is said. obtains its in
formation from members Of the Mac
Swiney family, who visit him and from
Father Dominic. his spiritual adviser.
Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister OF the
Lord Mayor, tonight sent the Ameri-
can newspaper correspondents "a mes
sage to the American peaple,' in which
she asks: Can the American people
fOrca or$ 70 -,
the name of humanity and civiliza-
tion?"
"If England does not release at once
the Lord Mayor of Cork and his COM
rades," says Miss MasSwiney's mes
sage. "let America see to it that the
money England owes America is called
in and let American investors, indi-
vduals and companies, withdraw their
support from English investments.
We do not ask you to go to war with
England we do ask you to act at once,
before it is too late, by exercising
economic pressure"
After a Cabinet meeting held to- day
to consider industrial disputes it was
said hat the governments attitude
regarding Lord Mayor MacSwiney had
undergone no change.
All Hunger Strikers Dying
CORK, Sept Ia (By The Associated
Press).-The prison physicians to- day
informed The Associated Press that
among the hunger-striking prisoners in
Cork jail there were no grave collapses
during the night, but that the condi-
tion of Sean Hennessv and Kenny was
extremely critical this morning and
that all the hunger strikers had beuH
entered in the morning medical report
as dying. :.
Kenny. unlike the others. who arc
young, is forty-two years old. He hus
seven children and his wife is ill.,.
which is causing Kenny much anxiety
and lowering his morale.
Hennessy is still in the half-cons scious
condition he has been in for several
days. All are more or less comatosc,
but retain, according to the doctors, "a
blurred perception Of outside affairs"
General Willis, head of the commits
sion of inquiry, is understood to be
greatly impressed with the testimony
which is being adduccd in behalf of
Hennessy to prove an alibi. The doc
tors are prepared to apply restoratvcs
immediately, but, according to the
cider Hennessy, it is Sean'sY wish to
have nothing done for him by the gov
ernment physicians or within the jail
1t is likely, therefore. in the event of
Hennessy's release, that he will be car
ried at once to hospital, although the
prison doctors say that his removal in