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Subscribers VIII Confer q Fav-
or by Calling ~ Whea
Paper lis Not Delivered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
heVerdon arm

Gon,alnins 20 acres. together with
''''pt rscrim,inn ana .,, appnrLenances.
iE'chm0nd; va. on the. north side Of
co onntyy The Fl V Snn s;at es
sist OF frame residence OF is rooms .
baths, hardwood doors, ample closets.
an rfs ysrarda and halls heauifuy
with large tireplaces in many rooms
Separate lighting plant. The con-
te erHStion a,d is the bes, and the archi;
beautiful lines: surrounded as II is
ny lawn OF several acres. set in
largo: graceful old trees of native
lorcSt variety, Movers and shrubbery
which makes IL one OF Virglnia's
handsomest farm homes. Large
99 arhs, stables. tenant house. modern
american woven wire on cedar pos,s.
Watcred by running streams and two
wells. one OF the streams runs west
10 east about the center of tho farm
and about 800 yards distant from the
rear or the residence. and has the
making OF one Of the most beautiful
lakes 10 be had where partial dam
IL already built. Lies within mile or
North Anna and Little Rivers, where
there is excellent fishing and hunting.
very productive and some 200 acres
Is now being cultivated. 1t is prac-
tically level
This is easily one OF the handsom-
est farms In close proximity to Rich
mond for tho farmer who wishes to
farm for profit: the business man who
wishes to farm rightly while looking
after his business in the city, or for
the wealthy man who wishes TO make
one OF the show places of this section.
where there lis social. school. railroad
health. road and Mi facilities that 20
to make up real home.
Beins only three miles from Dos
well Junction OF &. Sc q. and r., F. &
u. RailwayS) makes II possible To
market promptly or travel In any di-
rection Mt amy hour throughout the
United States.
TERMS: Very liberal and will be
announced at sale.
This office Will show this property
TO any prospective purchaser at any
time before date OF sale at It's ex-
pcnse.
JAMES T. COSBY.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
alo p. Main Street, Richmond. Va.
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Poultry and Supplies

Ml1.kOLINE is economical to feed. Can
he fed with any feed you may lie I. cd
Ing; Miliolinc means health for your hog
ana MllholIne means big prohts for YOU
l20S L. Cary Street.
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IUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

NOTlCE-A special meeting OF the West
more!and Club OF Richmond Va has
been called bv the Board OF MANAGEMENT
IN compliance with the REQUEST OF nficcn
nemoerS 20 meet At the Clubhouse. No.
Wl East Grace Street Richmond. Va. on
Monday. June a. 1920. ut $50 +. ~. tho
general obiec, Of which will be to con
sid.r the consolidation OF the wcstmore-
ia ian cub With the Commonwealth Club
a proposed agreement of nerser Of "a iii
clubs Robert y Lancaster. JI.. Secretary
+ l. L ID PROpoSALS-omce General
slrcsts. y. ", Washington b. C. Sealed
~ a NJ. JuIy !. 1920. for $4,000 fee:
common white pine lumber. information
3nh proposai forms may be had upon APP
plIeatlon here.
TUE CHuEGM HILL BANK. Richmond.
M nave declared a scmiannuni dividend 81
"Ts ST. p rst July is2%; TO stosknoid
he mailed Chas. e. Talicy. Yice-Prcsddcnt
UNIVERSAL LEAF TODACCO-Diy,,IeniI
Univ. rsai Lear Tobacco Company Incor-
pnrhtci have declared u regular uuart.ri.,
dividend OF yer cent on tho preferred
Stock Of the company. payable on july
J.. l?5n TO stock holder rs OF record on June
10. 1871 Checks for said dividend win
nS mated TO the stockholders Thc trans
Ter books VIII he closed on June is 1920
anu rcopt ned on July /. 1870 w A. Vii.
HhEh'm. Secretary.
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Household Goods
A%DERsoN's
WEEKEND SPECIALS.


c, ,
rs, m,so "a,,'"' 1870, ,.'''..
seven.p,ee. oak suite with s-,,, ,o,
p.a,,,m -,,,oc,,x ,,,,, ,.,,.,o
ed nsr9G SUI green velour
ian faeH' 'a'Se heve' mirror. $3.50.
iiIsns' ma" ''e'' win mirror and scat.
nco,. s,-ouo- ,o,, ,o 49,, Ia,
%,l IN GIFiqa5oy. In perfect condition
good ~Gs MN N"f si5'55'ssfa'0F side leeF'
:o-round ice box. SIG.
as3 ins , sS sew m noh and othsr stan
TO i,"r csn:. Ut SAVING OF 80 per cent 10
-"
inen,s as sood as new. $50 '''''
Small library table. auar.erca oak. a..
good as new 'liSo
Detroit Jowo, ,hroo.surner ga. range
''"'' o's"' '''''o Sa'ue' s2'''0'
,,o ,S .o oven. as good as now. $500 value.
''E''O
i.9ather couch. In hrst-class condition.
,oak sideboard. rcnnished and like new.
,sff55'SS. "'" '"''"s'' in s0od condition
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AN ELEGANT opponTuN1rY-

AN ELEGANT OPPORTUNITY
finest farms In Howard County. aiarviaiI
ply IL m mile, from from Baitlmors city and
i fo,n 'an h h to riiieo,t City also IVl-
3l5 acres ali clear. except three acres Of
nmhnr; has running streams through tna
land; fronts about 1000 feet on Fredt rici:
Lane. both OF which are State roads: finr
macadam and in fno condition.
dwelling, IL rooms. tenant houses I. !
ana rooms; iasEe barn. IoOxic for 50
bead OF stock ana four hox stalls: barn
Erowins crops 20 ARES wS Ssstho{s n Win
rats, NIL OF which is seeded win iim"tbw'
~ acres corn. 20 acres COW meas. 20 ncrcs
$40 corr 50 acres timothy and clover
o.c SinlsI w, juno 30. 1920. n, =
Road and ST. Jnhns p rSl iIaw;n F55fd aG
". Maryland. For Information. apnly 70
Terms Of saIc-A deposit OF $4,000 a,
time nf sale. the balance part cash nnS
Part time. which will be announced nj
time of sale ~
SAM W. PATTIsoN & CO..
to7 North Howard Street.
baltimore. Md.
AUCrIoNEERs.
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The bond required OF tho spec.aI
commissioners by the above decree
has been duly given.
CHAS. o. SAVILLE,
lartrs
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sALEsMAN-- sIanufaeturct wiih e.,i

"a LIS ~ An Hanufac,urcs With es.ab.
ts-i pfodnc, through The whnicSaie gro.
ccty channni. desires the services 81 an
tspell"Hctd s5l' sinan 20 travel. Head
Quarters 20 be AT Richmond until Developed
hht ipund capable ~ handling territory
hs territory salesman. Straight salary n nd
expenses paid. Opportunity for al Sanc. i.
mum l!"h-ant conditions. Must he Of
crrnco. Answer IN own handwriting. rtnt.
Ing crnt tichcc. II any. lines sold. etc. past
connections. present employer and II mar :
riei ar single. Applications VIII hc tt.at-
cd strictly conidsnth!. Address Baking
InwhHr, Ito. car. Times Dsphtsh
LESNhS--Auiomnhiic salesman. retail:
stat. age. length OF rcsidence In Rich.
rnpnl. ana RiSo reference. strictly con.
hhsniial. J lao care Times. Dispneoh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
Lots for Sale

FOR SALE.
Lot 170-foot front by 100
feet deep; ideal site for fac
tory or warehouse. Lot
clear Of mortgage and can
be bought OH easy terms, or
will take improved West
End property in exchange.
Address owner,
j 106, CARE TINES
DISPATCH.
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No. 619
Chamberlayne Ave.
Ginter Park

Pursuant to n decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of the City OF Richmond.
entered the Sth day OF June. 1870.
In the chancery suit OF Fannie T.
Overton's executrix. etc, VS.. Thomas
Pollard Howard's administrator ct
ais. we VIII offer at auction tho
ahoVe property. consisting OF we'll
butt frame dwelling with all mod
ern conven!ences (the lot fronts 100
Feet and has depth of $50 feeD, on
TUESDAY. JUNE %. 1920,
at 8 o'clock r. A.
on the promises
Possession of, these promises may
De had on September /. 1920. TERMS:
cash as TO 80 much as may be neccs-
sary TO- pay the costs and expenses
or this sale. With all taxes. ,evies
and Insurance premiums due and un-
paid as OF date OF sale. and the
ratable Proportion OF taxes and lovios
ior the present year. and TO pay or
and discharge the debt OF 81, 800,
with interest thereon from March
%, 1920. until paid. and the balanca
In TWO installments at one and two
years, evidenced by notes OF the
purchaser. with interest added from
date OF sale, and secured By n deed
OF trust OF tho property: or ali cash
at the option of The purchaser.
JOHN HOWARD.
c. +. CARDWELL.
Special Commits siott,rs
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sal

Articles for Sale. 81
BOOKS bought. sold and c1chang Rich
mond hook Co. 2l5 y. FIFTH Street
For SALE-Baby carrIoie 1907 Grave
Avenue. "''
NC tnat every al "a cOrrcctIv I3cc1.o
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Lots for Sale 80
EAST HIGHLAND paRK-$i TO $500
pcI week. no interest taxes, buys a
pcapttal lot. with city conv. nienccs Only
sIthii payment down. See A. j. Dnugh-
,,,cS i2o' Mutual bldg. Phone Mad!s son
PETERSBURG CAR LINE-ti00 Der
week or S5.OO per month. no interest OR
taxes. buys n large Tot on ooncr. to road
anu car line: Sc fare TO city Small nav.
m.nt down. SEQ \. j. Dauch.r.y I206
MoloaL Ilds Phone Madison 3Is2.
Suburban for SaIe q:
QUIT PAYING RENr-See us about sev
Graz ,oarH"ins we hly. on street car i,n.
N nIaS shade; fardena, seven-rooin dwelling.
4 BaEby. ll03 East Main Street ''''u
Wnnteti-Reni Estate 80
cHAS. r. t.OEIIR & co. INC I,.,,ra:,.,,.
, ana Heal Estate. 30i Mutual inii.iinr
T.. Artnui bayi!ss Manager Real Estate
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WuntcI--N1nIe .

IL, h,oE,nGiST-Wnnted, registercd drurcist
a 6uo thriving West Virginia town OF about
IN ny reputation. VIII sell part interest
10 t,sht party. Excellent oppurtunity for
H =. Address Box 1876. Richmond. Va
ELEVATOR ROY tcoiored) for freight
terflsld Apnr,ment Co. N"e'-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at once. q nrst class
>,h" e PHO driver foreman. Only men
nnis1p peircc. First National UanS
gnllainG EcMport Naws. Vn.
LEARN accountnncy ,ho biThcs, -. =
an profession In tho world For Inform.a
Hon saarssx q s23. care Tim. a. Dispatch
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INSTRUCTION
Local instruction Classes

Local INSTRUCTION. CIaSscs II
VIRGINIA. Automobile school. coz East
Leigh street. Richmond. Va Take al.
vantage of INSTRUCTIONS. We have COM
pl"tc courses. Auto repairing. electric sYs-
i''ns. Nulchnlzlne. lire repairing. rc;rca!-
INK rli.. =
Musical, Dancing. dramatic ~
pASCtNG-Mrs q Z Ernn,cnhauscr .Oi
Eas: Marshall Street. guarantees in Nv.
lcssonS. Madison i.G5-J
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you read these IS Ant Ads iixs 4 i os.-.-...
ihey arc in1eI.d III n - - n
TE4ht as.a bISD ss seOl Wat tsiTfSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

sToP AID thin. how many hundrsd,E Of
buyers are now reading thee spsstEe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

YOUNG MAN with retail store experience
wanted as assistant to buyer of hosiery.
Superintendent J. u. Mosby & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

DlAMONpS-If you have A dian,ond- d
buy sell or exchange or remount or
to j. r. Allen 4 Co. Jeweiets FoUr,as,,h
and Main Streets iou'' "o"'n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

BAnr CARRIAGE for sale. Al condition
s22 81. Phone boulevard cl42-J
FLY SCREENS-Eiba Hardware Co. 'e3
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Help-Malc or Female 81
COOK--Iiead cook; either male or female:
references. Chesterfield Apartment Co
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Jcwclry and Watches q,

Am53H SUIT: seven pieces. s48 Bailey
furnlture Company. l405 Enst Main s.;
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REX O. JONES CO., INC,
16 N. EIGHTH STREET.

THIRD ST, SOUTH-Fifteen-r room brick,
CIV, wen located on smooth paved street.
one desiring 10 run boarding or roomins
mouse Easy terms Will he arranged. Pos
session M once. See Charles r. Ruehr-
mnnd. Sole Agent. Room iG. Allison Dlix..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

'hat every Ah - correctly ih.eIed
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11

Mr. Hugh johnson left this
,fnino for Washington, d. {.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11
ANTI-TYPEOID Vaccinations

Typhoid We would not have
many chances Of contracting the
disease. Modern science has
provided way of almost abso-
lutely preventing the growth of
these germs IN the human BODY
once they gain access. This IS
by means Of Anti-Typhoid vac
cination.
Last year there were forty
nine cases Of Typhoid fever N
this country Dhen ou count uD
the total number Of days lost It
IS a great many Give the aver
age case forty-five days and we
have twelve hundred five davs
fost on account Of d preventabie
disease, not to mention the mis-
cry and grief Of the loved ones o.
those who dies with the disease.
We are going to start an Anti
Iyphold vaccination campa1on
about the first of June and all
who have not been inmunized
within the last three wears are
urged to take advantage of the
Tree acclnation. It is safe,
practically painless, causes no
open sore and gives wonderful
protection. By its means Ty
phoid has been eradicated from
the army.
The dispensary points and the
dates will be announced in the
next few days.
?. C. CARTER.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11
ors ohERiE'F OF HALIFAX
COUNTY

10 l iie oters Of Halifax County
hereby announce mNseif d
tahdIdate for the Office Of Sheriff
VI Halifax County subject 10 til.
"'tI'h "1 the coming Democratic
iflHar.". III this connection
. WISH fe state | have faithfully SER
W me Democratic Party for the
p"N' lH!FtN Years. and have never
'">A'tf ",> f"i'-''n s6nflcr 0i anv kind.
'HrP' Years ago | laid down nv
">ill'>> 10 serve tEr State and
N"'I"n and With 11ca4re con,
p'">"1I'n SERVED on the Halifa
D'oh'N Exemption Board unit,
:. .e1faNNl the first Of last wear
,'''' now, IT The solicitation q
my fr1"hds | present myself ;,
>@'''ijlIato for the above mention.
VI Office, and kindly ask tlo
s,.'PP'rt of all patriot. Dcmocr,
.1 .,' "ofor~ Of Halifax County .
that end
Respectable.
$. 2. I.J.AWAv
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11

Mr. G. l.. Hancock was IN town
.eterday.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11

Miss Myrtle Hill Wilkinson
etf this morning for Norfolk,
IA
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11
PERSONALS.
Hiss Nary Lamb, News Reporter

Mr.. G. l.. Hancock was IN town
sterday.
Mr.. Hugh johnson left tins
morning for Washington, d. Z.
l[r. Harry Moore arrived yes
raay morning from Tarboro,
Y. e
Miss Myrtle Hill Wilkinson
.efr this morning for Norfolk,
Va.
Mr.. Guthrie Madry left Sunday
afternoon for Richmond to CON
suit a specialist.
Mr.. n. B. Allsbrook Of Louis
h.rr spent Sunday with his SIS
fer Mrs. Taban Wilkinson.
Mrs. Tim Riddick and Mrs.
Cleo Darten OF Spring Hill were
IN town Monday afternoon.
Mr.. E. S. Carter left this mora
iag for New Bern, n. c. on bust
ness
Misses Mary Lamb, Gertte
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11
81 CALI, FOR LISTING
TAXES

J. Z. Shields will be at fine
Mayors Office SATURDAY.. Nav
10Th to finish listing the taxes.
After that this list will be finely
closed and al who have not listed
will be double taxed.
s. G. WHITFIELD Chr
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11

~
=" . have taKe,. tut eg~ac- rcr
IJNBEAM NS1DA 1AMPr
and can supply ~our WANT
for ~'tctrlc ,'g- ts 70. The ho,pe
From 10 ri lOG Watts
N /. E'adict 4AosoI Car Company
Scotland Nec!. Morris. Caro';,a
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11

AosT-Amethyst ring with chip
diamond "76" engraved no #
Eietufn TO Mrs. Gavin Hyman.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11
ROOMS FOR RENT RY MRS

(. + Pittman. If
II. .Ez.s< Il. ns
DENrTsE
Randolph Rn;1ding.
none -ot Enfiald, N. =
7.TE<<1 COTTON clE,D FOp
S@1a :. r. .ToSev. r.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11

Mr.. n. B. Allsbrook Of Louis
hnrg spent Sunday with his SIS
Ter Mrs. T1aban Wilkinson.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11

Mr.. Guthrie Madry left Sunday
afternoon for Richmond to con-
suit a specialist.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-11

Mr.. Harry Moore arrived yes
er1ay morning from Tarboro,
/. {.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-10

mario que da su vida entera por ell
ideal, eI ideal de todo un pueblo so
metido bajo su yugo de hierro? :.
;Qu6 dir;l ante la poluntad de esa
legion de irlandeses que han visto i'm
parturbables Ia cafda de uno de SpS
lfderOs. sin arredrarse Y siempVe oQn
la vista puesta ell la esperanza de
su redenci6n?
:Que dira el mgndo de esta ,trage-
dia. que en- pleno Si@o XN Sc desarro-
lll Ell un Pals que Sc dice gobernadO-
per la naci6n mas democrdtica- del
mundo? -
No hay duda que la >muerte de Mac
Swiney es un ejemplo formidable pa
I'll los pueblos sometidos de la tie
rra que luchan por su libertad; Ia,
cntereza de caracter y los saGiticigs
de Irlanda tai yez Sirvan de algO pa
ia su Hberaci6n absolute de las ga
rras dek leopardo ingles, hecho q. al co
rrer de los amos ha de servir de nor
ma para las naciOnes fuertes y pode'
rosas que caen sobre los pafses debi-
les pobres, para dominarloss para
reducirlos. para robarles su libertad,
en- nombre de un derecho, de una JUS
ticia, de privilegios q. va pasaron ala.
Historic; porque habra de inponerse
en- la terra q, no existan mas privile-
gios, nj mas justicia, nj mas derecho,
q. ell q. Dios puso voluhtad de los
honbres, sean de. .cualquier raza de
cualquier hemisferio para gobernarss
a 81 mismos, sin tener q. vivir someti'
dos ingerencias bastardas.
(Traducido y comentado por Ma
nuel M. Ramirez)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-10

que la seilora viuda respondi9 resuel-
tamente -
No Sc por que usted Sc Opone a
clio. Irlanda cuenta con un Ejercito
de patriotas. :Acaso ustedes. los in
gleses. no tienen tambi6n gente con
cl Etism0 fin?
ST. seilora-reEic0 el COronel-
ie,o ESQ cs diferente; 1nglaterra es
una- naci6n libre.
--Irlanda siho 10 es hoy, 10 sera
maiiana--, fue la contestacion de la
DANA que cay0 sobre LII cara del in
terrogante como ell peso de una bofe-
tada
FL abogado Mac Donald, pidi6 al
CoroneI que Sc expuSielan las causas
del arresto de Mac Swiney, 10 que
Sc opuso este, diciendo que solo ALI
iba aztratarse de su muerte. Ell abo
gado Ole interrumpio, basandose Ell
que las causas de su muerte eran e.
reSultado de Su arreSto.
--El fu6 la huelga del hambre el
dfa de su arresto, por ell motive de
que no habfa una raz6n para arres
tarsele. Y ESQ constituye una ofensa
para las leyes de la Repdblica II
Iandesa.- -Replic6 la se1ora Mac Swi
ney, revestida de un valor toda
prueba...
Asf termin6 este interrogatorio, eli
ell cual desflaron otras varias perso
mas mas, todas irlandesas y todas
guiadas por los mismos sentimiento:
de amor su TERRA y la causa dC
su Independence.
;Que dira Inglaterra ante ell her6i
co sacrifcio de este hOmbre extraordi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-10
IA NUERTE DE NAG,SVNEY
Ell Gobierno ng4es precauciones para trasadar
cadayer la cudaa de Cork--Las declaraciones de la
viuda ante las auoridades ingesas-El gesto patro-
tico de los nacionaistas nlandeses

+ +. 8 T. : 5. 4 q 3 Il i
presentantes ciyiles Y polfticos de lr-
landa y otros Oficiales del Gobierno
,ingles.
Eli las illnediacioDes de la Prisi0n
Sc afremolinaba una multitud inmen-
sa. al entIaar en- la mislna los miem-
bros de Ia Fanilia Mac Swiney, que
iba acompaflada de Art O'Brien, pre-
sidente de la Liga en- Londres de la
Irish Self-deteImination, en- un carro
taxi. La senora Mac Swiney Sc detu-
vo breves segundos en- la puerta de la
Prisi0n, que fue inmediatamente abier
ia para dar paso a la Conitiva, es-
tando>. guardada por la Policfa. Ell
Corone1 lego POGO despues, entran-
Nlo todos en- la Oficina del Director.
f lCoroneI abrio Ell interrogatorio
con los requisites usuales. Deseaba el
que el llermano del difunto testifieara
nombre de la familia,, ,4legandose es-
tie, toda vez que para ese fin habia 81
dc citada la viuda. Eel Coronel lie
pregunt0 la sefiora Mac Swiney 81
deseaba declarar. Ella respondio que
ST. levantandose ell velo que cubrfale
! el rostr0, el cual tenfa anegadO Ell Ia
Egrimas. Sc detuvo ante la mesa del
Coronel, fuerte, inm0vil, limpiandose
los ojos para tornar el juramento.
Con voz firme empeZ0 por declarar
su nombre.
Me 1lam6t -dijo-Muriel Frances
Mac Swiney, y vivo en- Cork.
-iY el nombre de su esposo? ?-pre-
gunt6le el Coronel.
-Tere6ce James Mac Swiney, de
cuarenta ailos de edad.
Y de aquf sigui6 el interrogatorio
Ell la forma siguiente:
-;Que era el?
TN simple voluntario del Eierci-
to de Irlanda-contesto la sefiora Mac
Swiney, con una entonacion que hello
la sangre de todos los ALI presentes.
=; Toda su vida desempen6 el ese
cargo?A
No.
=; Tenfa otra ocupaci6nN
ST. Era tambi6n maestro de es
tkcuela; cargo que ejercio un gran MI
nero de amos.
FL Ceronel quiso hacer preston en- el
amino de la seiiora Mac Swiney, que
rcada vez parecfa mas serena e>imper-
turbable.
-;Pero su esposo no hizo en- su vi
da algo mas ?-pregunt6le ell represen
| tante del Gobierno ingles, con inten
cion de envolverla.
-Toda su vida Ia dedic6 a trabajal
~ iuchar por su Patria.
1 El COronel quiso oponerse la de
claraeion de Ia testigo, al decir que
lei faiecido Alcalde era un volunta
rio de la Repdblica de Irlanda, a Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-10

Oliciales de la Gt1ardia Republicans
dc la Naci6n Irlahdesa. El asombro
entire los circumstances fue general. ,
Entire la lnultitud que sc arremoli
naba por los alrededores de la Cate
dral, surgi6 una gran bandera irlan-
dssa, envuelta en- un crespon negro,
que varias personals llevaron hasta la
eftratla del temple, donde fu6 expues-
Ia hasta el final de~la ceremopia.
La procession ftinebre parti0 de la
IgleSia hasta la estaci6n de Euston,
precedlaa del clero parroquial, que
iba entonando ;ln cantico solemne En-
la estacion salieron a relucir los CO.
lores de la bandera de Irlanda, pero
sin que Sc registrara nj Ell mas peque-
ilo incidente.
FL diA anterior al que Sc 1levo ca.
DO la ceremonial descrita, 'un jurado
de diez medicos, despues de ha
I llarse deIiberando por espacio de do
&c minutes, dieron su veredicto acer-
ca de La causa determinante de Id
muerte de Mac Swiney, ell la Prisi0n
de BriXton, los setenticuatro dfas
de atstenerse de tomar alimento all
guno.
Ell yeredicto encerraba' la declara
ci0n de que\>el Unfortunate Alcalde
fallecio de un ataque al corazon, de
bido Il un a dilatacion de dicho or.
gano, como consecuencia de la debili,
dad general contrafda por la prolon.
gada ffalta de alimento.
Despu6s de su muerte, el caddver le
fu6 entregado por las Autoridades a
la familia, para la celebration de sus
fuperales.
La seiiora vilda, vestida de rigupo
so luto, fu6 La Gnica testigo en- ell in
terrogaotrio que Sc lley6 cabo para
revelar la muerte de Mac Swiney, asl
como era la tigura dominante en- los
Actos sucesivos.
Su valor ante las Autoridades ingle
sas, merece una apologize sin nombre
Ell la Historic de la resignation fe
menina y del espfritu indomable ante
el amor a su Patria.
La sonora Mac Swiney, resistio g
todas las tentativas del Coronel en-
cargado de obtener las caracterfsti
cas- sobre los diferentes cargos de 81
esposo en- vida, dando siempre la mis-
ma respuesta.
Ell inttrrodrtcrio. Ique Sc tcelebrt
en las oficinas del Director de la Pri
sion, era atendido por setenticinco pei
sonas, ademas del Coronel y el Jura
do Entire elias Sc incluian a la sefio
IA Mac Swiney. ell hermano del Alcal
de muerto lJuan): sus .herinana
Annie Y Mary, su confesor, Padre Do
mimic; su Secretario privado; los EN-
pIeados de La Acadia de Cork; re