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New Britain herald., 1922-05-29
RECLAIM MUCH COAL
More Than Half Million Tons Dredged
 From But Three Streams.

Harrisburg, Fa., May 2a.-Nearly a half million tons of anthracite coal valued at s697,200 were recovered in river coal operations in three Penn sylvania streams during 1921. A sum- mary of the industry, made public today by James F. Woodward, sec retary of internal affairs showed that 416, 400 tons were reclaimed in seven counties. Forty nine concerns were engaged in the business giving em- ployment to 33S persons.
 The operations are carried on in the Susquehanna. Schuylkill and Le- high rivers. which pass through the anthracite regions, carrying down quantities of fine coal which ac- cumuate along the river bed. Dredges and pumps are used to reclaim the coal.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29

THE manufacturers of the famous New
 l Perfection cook stove now offer such
 an oil range to the public. It has been made possible by the invention of an en- tirely new type of burner-the Superfex. This latest and vastly improved New Per- lection Oil Cook Stove matches the cook. ing speed of gas, and at the same time increases the well.known economy and convenience of, cooking with kerosene. Double.walled, double draft burners, giv. ing 200 increased efficiency. New auto.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29
FACTORY HAS REOPENED
disqualification Watch Company
 Resumes With 5CO Elnployes.

Trenton. N. J., May 29.-The Inger- soll-Trenton Watch Co.,, recently or ganizcd and affiliated with the Wat erbury Clock Co. of Waterbury, Conn, will start operation today with 500 employees to manufacture watches, electric clocks and radio equipment
 The old company has bought and will use the plant of the old Inger- soil Watch Co. which went ip,o bank ruptcy some time ago.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29
Both Wings Represented.

of which was killed during the heavy firing.
 Both Wings Represented.
 Both wings Of the Irish republican army, the insurgents and those under the free state government, are be- |lieved to have been represented in the force which the ulsterites encoun- tered The southerners attacked in horseshoe formation the only side open to the public facing on Lough Ernc, across which they have been receiving their supplies by boat.
 The republicans intention to cut this line of communication was fore seen by the .northerners, who repulsed their assailants after pitched battle.
 The Culling Tree Road police bar racks near Falls Road was attacked this morning. Several Of the police were wounded one seriously.
 Crown forces last evening carried out an exhaustive search of houses near the Falls Road. About 25 men were arrested and some ammunition was seized. The prisoners included an Irish republican army picket.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29
GOVT. WINS IN HUNGARY
First Returns From Election Show
 Monarchists Crushed.

Budapest, May 2o.-First returns from the Hungarian parliamentary elections indicate an overwhelming victory for the government. The Carist right wing. or monarchist party is regarded as crushed on the basis of these results and it seems probable that the social democrats will make a great gain.
 Up to ten o'clock last night the election of "A government, and 6 op- position candidates had been assured
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29
HOW MEMORIAL DAY GOT
 ITS START.

The Herald tells here for the first time. in an article which represents weeks of research on the part of its staff of corres- pondents.
 It seems strange that so little attention has been paid in his tory to the beginning of day which is now being observed all over the world. But such is the case. To get the true significance of Memorial Day. read the story on Page and see to it that the children in your family study it carefully.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29
What housewives wanted An oil range that has the cooking speed of gas
 and is alavays reliable

matic wick stop. Unbeatable for the exact adjustment of steady heat - everything from a simmering stew to a quick, juicy grill.
 The many advantage thathav made New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves the choice of over 4,ooo,OO housewives have been brought one step nearer perfection in this new model. And remember there's no coal, wood or ashes to carry when you use New Perfection-no kindling litter to clean up, no stove backing to do.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29
JOINT SESSION TODAY
British and Irish Representatives Meet This Afternoon = Con- ference for Several Days Likely.

 London. May 2s.-tBy Associated Press. .)-Following meeting of the cabinet Irish committee this morning. a joint session of the British and Irish representatives was called to meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon with Premier Lloyd George presiding. It had been intended to hold the joint session at noon but during the morn ing a postponement to. p. m. was decided upon.
 No date has been fixed for the de- parture of the Irish delegates. and it is. believed the conference here will continue for several days.
 It was stated definitely this morn ing that Winston Churchill, secretary for the colonies. this afternoon in the house of commons will deal with the proceeding of the negotiations.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29

Zinc is used for roofing in all the cities of Europe more than any other metal.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29

One of the graves decorated in Co., lunbus. Ga, on the first Memorial Day. Left, Mrs. John Tyler. at whose home the first Memorial Day association was organized. Right. Mrs. M. E. Gray, daughter of Mrs. Tyler.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29

One thousand rubles half mile is the street car fare in Moscow.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
EDICTO


! EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL.
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN.
Segundo Distrito.
EstadOs UnidOs de America,
Ell Presidente de los E. IT,, IS.
AGUSTIN HERNANDEZ MENA,
Demandante,
VS..
Francisco NJ. Cadilla, ct. al,
DemandadOs.
Civil No. 1861.
CobrO de dinerO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
Lo que a I'd ofrece

pS used recbe jornal sueldo prop6ngase ahora
hacerse independence 81 used entrar
prOpO denrO de anOs commence ahOra estabe
reaci6n bancO c0mercal puede mas
arde orecere cuaquer servco bancario usted
acomodada, utilize esa fOrma establecer
credo sustanca favor de hos pequeos de cual
quiera otra persona que de usted dependa.
d0cNo permta usted los de usted dependn esen
eced de las crcunstancias ben pueden Zanzibar
mai sentdO aguna Una cuenta BancO ha sdO
amigo adversdad miles de persOnas he aqui
Oportundad used los dependen de
usted de antdOO contra faa de trabaO enerme
dad malos tiempos Otra desgraca Sc ha dispueo
calmente de mOdO ell abrr cuenta este depar
tamentO resue asuntO sencio tOma POGO tempo.
Ell progreso ell mundo derva de las nnovaciones
que ell resuadO de la economic la provision, hay
palabras que senmenO segudad que Sc
deriva de tener dinerO ell bancO.
E mundo esta dvdido dos classes de genie: los que
'enen los que mo tenen' Incumbe cada individuo
mismo resOver que clase ha de viv Ell National City
Bank Ofrece usted ahora conveniene fac
de unirse la case de "1os que tienen".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
.EDICTO- E

YO, MANUEL MATER GIRONA,
Marshal de la Corte de Distrito del
Distrito judicial de San Juan, P. R.,
Segundo Distrito, todo el que inte-
rese, hago saber:
Que en- cumplimiento de orden de
ejecucion de sentencia lbrada por es-
ia Hon. Corte en- ell case arriba titu-
Ilado de fecha 30 de Enero de 1922, Y
para satisfacer al demandante la su-
ma de UN MIL Q,000.00) dollars de
principal, sus intereses legales desde
la interposicion de la demanda en- pri-
nero de Julio de 1920, hasta su total
pago TRESCIENTOS CUARENTA
Y SEIS (346) dollars con VEINTE
(2O) CENTAVOS, de costas, gastos,
desembolsos Y Honorarios de Aboga-
do, y costas que Sc devenguen en- 10
sucesivo, en- este dia he embargado y
dispuesto su venta en- publica subas-
ia, los bienes embargados de la pro-
piedad del demandado Francisco M.
Cadilla, que Sc describen como sigue:
RUSTICA: De VEINTE Y CINCO
(25) Cuerdas de terreno, equivalentes
hectareas, 80 areas, y ! centiareas,
mas menos, sitdsdas en- el barrio
"CUPEY", del termino Municipal de
Rio Piedras; colindando por el NOR
TIE, con terrenos de Antonia Travieso,
hoy, Maria Cruz Y Ramon Rodriguez;
por ell ESTE, con terrenos de los es-
pesos Pillar Pizarro y Angela Serra-
no; por ell SUD, con otros terrenos de
Francisco Astasio; y por el OESTE,
con finca de la Succession de Francisco
Monson.
Esta finca aparece inscrita en- ell Re-
gistro de la Propiedad favor de
FRANCISCO M. CADILLA, al folio
10 vuelto, del tomo 27 de Rio Pie
dras, finca No. 1880, inscription Guar
ia. .s
Dicha venta Sc verifcara epn2al1
Gina del MarshalHsi il e.
ocupa la corte de $1,000 -
Distritc, sito en- la Gale de San IN
Sc, de esta Ciudad, el dia 27 de Febre-
70 de 1922, las dos tarde; y cuyos
bienes Sc adjudicaran al mejor postor
en- moneda legal americana, Sc ad-
jvierte que el licitador que obtuviere
la buena pro en- dicho acto, debera
consignar ell importe de SUI oferta en-
oI aoto do 10 odiudicacioO
Y para la concurrencia de licitado-
res, libro ell presente en- San Juan,
P. R., hoy dia de Febrero de 1922.
Manuel Mater GirOna,
Marshal Segundo Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03

ST un padre depositara $40 al interes del por centO
al niho hubera de aad igual todos los
hasta el milo enga veinn anos componendose
ell interes semestramente habra creadO credO de
$2,953, que respectable para pc
queo negoco cualquera Otro n Esos varios ejem
pos pOdrian multpicarse ndendamene listed recOrdara
los prObemas la escuea lie resver
demostrando la mportancia del ineres compuesto.
No que porque usted solo puede economzar una
pequena cantdad cada cuenta nuesro Departa
mento de Ahorros lie benefciosa sorpren
dera supera cuntas acOmOdadas sOstenen
les cuntas hOs cOmenzando cuando pequeOs
anadiendO cuantOs dollars cada cada
hasa que egan edad Ell crecimiento acumula
two de tales dep0stOs asombrOsO
Ell dnerO depOsitadO nuesrO DepartamenO de AhO-
estara baO administration drecta de la Juna Drec
tiva de The National City Bank La misma drectiva
vadora la misma deldad los buenos principles banca
rOs han hechO de The National City Bank of New York
institution tan prOgresista tan s0da durante mas de
100 protegern cada dollar que cocado nuesro
DepartamentO de AhOrros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
LOG A
"FRATERN!DAn ODDFELICA"

Los siguientes dOcument0s pertene-
cientes 4 la LOgia "Fraternidad Odd
felicia" nim,.ro 9S5S &C In G. O. L.
de o. F.. han sidO archivados en Ia
Secretarfa Ejecutiva
1.-Certificado de eiecci0m de direc
torres y oficiales en- el cual aparecen
los nomhrcs de los siguientes senores
Tiburcio Rodriguez, Presidente; Luis
RObles SOrianO. SccrCtario Pcrmanen
tie; Libori0 Torres, Abogad0; Ramon
MaldOnadO. TcsOrcrO; Julie &. Bene-
TO, Capcilan: LUIS Silva Tulier. p
n. p; Dimas COllazo. y. p: JOst
p. Medi.ia, p. \. t.; Emilio Carri6n
Vice-PIcsidente; Juan Miranda Colon
Secretario Electo; Rafael Rivera
Guardian. MaNiniiIiano RIOS, Ccnser
je Y Custod.o: Jose MaldOnado, Pr
mer Asistente del Presijente; EulOgio
Reyes Fernandez. Segundo .Asistentc
del Presidente: Julio Aviles Morales,
Primer Asistente del Vice-presdente
) Jose RnsA Srgundo Asistente del
ice-presidente.
2-Informe anual correspondence
al ailo 1921. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03

tricios en- La Epopeya de la SanN'e,
poema que es una fuerte invitaci6n a
los pueblos hermanos para que Sc re-
cOnOZcan en- el dolOr de la hOra pre-
sente Y afirmen su personalidad en- la
defensa de los sagrados intereses que
han de salvar para gloria de la raza
y beneficio de la humanidad.
Todas Y cada una de las primOrosas
composiciones poeticas que forman el
pulcrO volumen de armoniosos versos,
estan dedicadas prestigiosas perso-
nalidades dominicanas, figuras de re-
lieve de la vida literaria, de la vida
polftica social del pals hermano.
Adelantames hoy. manera de pre-
sentivo, este parco elOgiO del libro va
lioso que anda va de mano EN-. mano,
V cuandO hayamos podido saborear su
lectura, cuando la mGsica fuerte y evO-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03

HablandO del exitO en- la vida, James ]. Hill,
ell gran constructor de ferrocarriles, dijO:-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
NO HTBO VEREDICTO

En- el caSo civil dc Mariana Mai
sonet VS.. The San Antoni1 Co. V
American Railroad Co.. por daios Y
perjuicios. que ha cstado celehrdndose
dos dfas en- In Corte Federal, el jul
rodo inform6 aver tarde, Il Ultima
hora. al jucz Odlin. que no habfa po-
d,ln lle"ar un acuertio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
LECTTRA DEL CALENDAEIO
CIVIL EN- MAYAGtEZ

FL Hon. jueZ de la Corte de Distri-
to de Mayagiiez LcdO. .tcosta Quin-
terO, ha senaladO la session del pro-
Xim0 Sahado de febrerO de 1922.
a las 8 a. m., para la primera Sc
gunda ltctura del CalendariO Civil
del pres4nte tGrmino, V seilalamiento
de tOdos los casos civiles que Sc hallen
en- condiciOnes de ser vistos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
UNA H1sroR1A MARAv1LLosA.

En- ell pape1 caracteristico de Raquel
en- una magnifca historic de amor del
dorado, California Clara Kimball Young
alcanza el zenit de su larga carrera de
triunfos, siendo notable por este su
production "Por el Alma de Rafael,
que Sc estrenara pronto en- los cines
tires Banderas", jueves, Febrero 2;
"Olimpo", viernes, Febrero 3; "Rialto".
sabado, Febrero 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03

La facultad de desaroo del nteres compdesto g ma
ravlcsa eJenpo s que yendierqn tsa dc
Manhattan HSlandasss e Is2S Ia hu-
bieran yertido esa al por epto Sc
mestramente, que q tho esabecido para nnestro Depa
tamento de Ahorros ahora ascendera de $600OOo
esta Ultima sua hubiera de vertrse en- vaores conser
vativos que deHengaran nteres redra arededo de
"a de $1,000 cada aproximadamente rentas
de $4,000 cada 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03

THEODORE Roosevelt dijO la prOsperidad ell senti
i do comdn aplicado a la de gastar pudo
razmente haber anadido que La economic es e sentdo
comun anaddO la adquisici0n Russell Sage acumul6
cuanosa fortuna cuando pdi6 una regla pudera
ayudar hacerse econ6micamene independents dO
LA formula mas fac que tener dinerO
nomizarlo".
Economizar simpemene question de habito. No
costumbre mucho mas dc de adquirr las oras
Ell NAL sa pocas las que 10 han tratado
de hacer.
Los benefcos de la economic sistemaca han sido tan
obvios para cerebros prgiadOs del mundo que immune
rabies dchos maxmas han agrupado arededor del
to- tantO as muchos de eOs han degenerate onas
perOgruladas trivadades sOpOriferas Pero la neggen
cia de la parte de la humandad prestar aenc6n
estas verdades NADIA ha fctado practicabdad
muchos 10 han probado eonomzando dnero encontran
do su independence.
Habando en- un momento de "reminiscences Mr..
John d. Rockefeller conto de amigos 10 prime
10 habia mpusado entrar La cOmercia que
despues uvo anto exito Do cue haba trabajado
enda odo ell terminarse la estac6n lie pagaron
cncuenta dollars I'm cOmerciante lie sugr0 prestara
dinero intere 10 hizo Al cabo de seis fue de-
vueO ell capital varOs dollars mas de nteres aque
habia devengadO YO mre aqueOs ntereses sentmen
Os confunddOs gu6 diciendO Mr. Rockefeller "YO saba
10 duro haba trabajadO ell capital perO ALI
ena nero que de derecho peenecia hubiera te
nido trabaar ganarlo Desde momento reso
ademas de TRAFALGAR dnerO haria ell dnero ira
bajara para mi".
Es mucho mas fac ganar dnero hoy v mucho mas facl
hacerO dnero para usted cuando Mr. Rock
efeer muchachO. De que srve trabaar uante tod0
ell 81 usted tene nad 10 demuesre cuandO
anO presena? Por que resolver comenzando
la enrada del 1922 usted va economizar ago
candOO dOnde nteres hacer aqueo 10
ted ha trabajadO, trabaje pOr usted?
Las facidades del National City Bank of New York
tan abertas aquos economics han de necesara
mente pequeas al prncipo para gradualmente
dida que Sc anada Capital acumulen intereses
Mediante las facidades de nuestro Departamento de
Ah0rrOs cuauera pequenas entradas
de esabecer relacion comercia organization
bancara de extension muna puede camno para
utuas reaciones econ0mcas esa la mas grande nst
tuci0n financera de America
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
JUNTA GENERAL rE LA SOCIE-
DAD PROTECTOKA DE MENnIGOS

Para la renovation dc Directiva en-
ell aiio actual, Sc cita todas las da-
mas caballeros que forman dicha
'SOciedad en- San Juan, pasra una
Junta General que Sc 2elebrara el lu-
nes. a las tres de la tarde, ell la
piso principals. Sc suplica encareci-
damente la asistencia.
La Drectira.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
En- treintaI amos

Ell crecmiento rapido cuando ambien aade al capital
especialmente notable Por ejempo 500 mensuaes
locados departamenO al nteres del cieno
cenderan diez amos $11S0O veine amos $2767O.
En- trenta amos subirian $490OO devengand0 ineres
anua de $147O Esas cantidades pueden mupcadas
dvdda para saber las cfras comparat
vas economizar reguarmente mayor can
tidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
BALE DE CONFIANZA

Ell sabado II de fcbrero Sc cfectua-
ri un bale en- al salon de actCS del
Institute Jose de Dicao, para recau-
dar dinero para el Anuario Borin-
quen de la clase 1922 de dicho colegio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03

cadora que brota de sus paginas haya
reereado nuestrO espfritu en- ell silenciO
de las meditaciones; escribiremos ell
artfculo que merecen este bello libro
y este alto POeta.
Y, gracias por ell envfo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
"Alas yOlas''

Con este tftulo evOcador. ACADIA de
publican un nuevO libro de versoS ell
laureado poeta Antonio Mirabal, uno
de los mas valiosos inspirados Yates
de nuestra joven generaci0n literaria.
Ell libro de Mirabal esta dedicado a
Santo Domingo, y es una fervorOsa
exaltaoi6n de los ideales de Raza, can
tados por el notable poeta con una
suprema vibraci6n con alada belle
"a.
Ell canto epico Santo Domingo. es
una pigina de gran exaltaci6n de
un bello lirismo que emociona Y. trans
porta.
Ell poeta ha puesto sus fervores pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
PASAPORTE

Ell GobernadOr ha expedite pasa-
porte para embarcar a Eolanda, Bel
gica, Francia, Suiza e Italia. al senior
Harry Christinan Leonhardt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-19

the treaty Of peace which has been
signed by tho Irish and British
plenipotentiaries to induce North
east Ulster TO Join In . united
Ireland.
II she Joins In. the six counties
will certainly be dealt with gen.
srously. II she stays out. the do
cision Of the Boundary Commits
sion arranged for in Clause II
would be certain to deprive her Of
Fermanagh and Tyrone. Shorn Of
those counties she would shrink
into insignificance.
Tho burdens and financial 70
strictions Of the Partition Art will
remain on Northeast Ulster II she
decides to stay outside Of Ireland.
No tightening Of these burdens or
restrictions can be effected BY the
English Parliament without tho
consent Of ireland. Thus union Il
certain. Tho only question Tor
Northeast Ulster b How S0onS
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and most eminently forwomen institution in
the whole world.
These feminists also specializing upon the posi-
bity Of acclmating the general feminine prejudice
against spooks to the idea of having ghost about pro-
vided it will remain agood little ghost and do nothing
more terrifying than stretch out small hand in the
twilight, flash wistul SMILE like the fleeing
DRY of happiness long past.
At any rate plans going forward for dedication
ceremonies, which probably will attract the largest
gathering of since the suffrage ceremonies last
year at the Capitol.
1t is all to be very colorfu very imposing The only
little shadow the bright program is the posi-
bility of that specter coming down from the second
floor chamber and wandering about amongst the assem-
blage strange, disturbing presence.
Still, it is being hoped that the activity about
the old house may satisfy the loneliness of the astral
Belle Boyd-f indeed it be shetland that she may lie
down in satisfied peace before the day of dedication
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Wants Ulster to Join

VINO VIM not say that from
Britaln's policy Il b the Northeast
which has suffered mostf She has
Lost economically and spiritually.
She has suffered IN reputation by
allowing herself 10 b used for
anti-national purposes. She might
have gained roal wealth ~ . sturdy
and independent section Of tho pop
ulat3on. 6he exchanged Il, how.
ever, for . false asoendancy over
her countsymen. which has brought
her nothing but dishonor.
A large portion Of her fAir prov
incs has lost all tn native distinc-
tiveness. It has become merely IN
inferior LAncashirs. VINO would
whit Belfast or Lisburn Or Lurgan
10 sse the Irish people It homer
That h tho unhappy fate Of the
Northeast Il b neithsr English
nor Irish.
But what Of the futursi The
Northeast ~ about to gst back
into the payss Of Irish history.
Being no Longer ussful TO prevent
Irish freedom, forces Of persua-
sion and pressure are embodied in
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Continued From Page ~

(COnunued from rage H.
adede-camp to Stonewal Jackson with staff officers
of the several commanders when General Wilcox d
vision inspected by Lord Harrington and Colonel
Leslie and again by Generals Lee and Longstreet.
The picturesque "Rebel Spy died in June, 1900,
of heart disease at Kbouan Wis., where she had gone
to lecture under the auspices of G. A. R post
Of course her exploits caused regular country wde
epidemic Of raised eyebrows She criticized in all
sorts Of ways, but the phrase "unwomanly" the
most frequently heard.
These days. it must be remembered, were before
much had been said about "women's rights" And q
woman's place then very much matter of family
and resde however abe patriotic willing to serve
she may have BEEN
So the women Of the National Woman's Party, who
themselves have endured plenty Of fault finding are
wondering if perhaps the spirit of the girl who dared
is seeking justification where she would be most likely
to find t-within the precincts of the most advanced
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Victory in Unity

II We could have won that vio-
tory. there would have been no
enemy to vanquish. Tho tendency
of the sentiment In the NORTHEAST
when not interfered with, was ma
tional. and In favor Of freedom
and unity. In that lies our hops-
It II this serious internal prob
lem which argues for the attain
ment Of tho final steps Of freedom
by evolution rather than BY force.
To give time to the North-East to
learn to revolvs In the Irish orbit
and to get out Of the orbit Of
Great Britain. In fact, internal
association with Ireland; external
association with Great Britain.
In acquiescing in . peace which
involved some postponsm~nt Of
the fulfillment OF our national ssn-
timent-by agreeing TO some A.
ISOLATION Of our Irish nation with
the British nation. We went . long
way towards meeting the sent-
ment Of the North East. In its sup
posed attachment to Great Britain.
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Done to Split Irish

- Were Britain to 30 to that. her
maximum price. It could be repre-
scented to us that the Northeast
would never aoquiesce in moro. 1t
could DO represented to them that
in such q settlement they would
be preserving that which they pro-
fessed to have At heart, the ssnti-
mental tie with the nation to
which they were supposed to be
attached.
North.East Ulster had been Gre
ated and maintained. not for her
own advantage, but to uphold
Britain's policy. Everything wns
done to divide the Irish people
and to keep them apart. II we
could be made to believe We werc
tho enemies of each other, the real
enemy would be overlooked. In
this policy Britain has been con,-
pletely successful. She petted >
minority into becoming her agents
with tho double advantage Of main.
tanning her policy and keeping NJ
divided.