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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-18

element. My first experience, while
still a law student. was with Grace
Humiston in the Ruth Cruger MUIR
der mystery"
Discovers Letters
The motive? A double one, says
Miss North-jealousy and revenge.
II looked first for the motive" she
explained, though when I came into
the case the officials had SO bungled
1t that trails were cold, clues were
blind, and suspicious circumstances
covered. These prosecutors and de-
tectives went for weeks without
knowing of the letters of Rev. Mr..
Hall to Mrs. Mills.
II found them-Charlotte and l,
rather. Eight letters and six post
cards hat meant SO much. These
were the first.
"a crime of passion, unques-
tionably. Whatever the relations of
the minister and the choir singer,
there were suspicious against them.
And, added to that, intense jealousy
Of Charlotte's mother.
The vengeance that spurred the
murderers to the double crime was
Kern of these suspicions-a blind
vengeance that did not know the in
hNA aA0 ICdiOdEy
vas born of Mrs. Mills sweet voice,
of her success in the church choir.
Signed ID. 7. L.
so a fiendish Impulse grew out
of that jealousy-in a horrible way
after vengeance had been served.
That is why Mrs. Mills throat was
cut. L ear picture that scene in
the dark loneliness of the Phillips
farm-a knife mutilating her neck
and a voice that was bitter with
jealousy and spuriously exalted with
triumph.
That voice was saying: She
will not sing again'i!"
Thus Miss North builds the case
against the murderers of Rector
Hall and Mrs. Mills. The sensational
wonder Heart" letters signed with
the initials d. T. l.. (meaning Define
Treue Liebe, the German for My
True Love- were the first impof-
tant bits of evidence uncovered in
the efforts of the woman lawyer
detective to help Charlotte fad
justice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-18

gether. How he VOWS he will kiss
her before leaving Mallory's. Oh,
1t is sweet, darling-but nothing
compared to our love. How they
finger behind the others. their love
vows, and how they rush lnto each
others arms.
Take the book with you-cr else
l will leave it in your room. 1
don't want to read such books
again. eve Why? You know. They
make me dream. Yearning for
what, perhaps. 1 miss in this life.
And to think now and hereafter 1
VIII never escape this longing until
our souls are at last one. ! hate to
come back to realities-as I always
have to. Reading books Ooh, 1
love themi) makes me yearn, and
much rs I love it, why does it pain
to have to come back to even taking
food for n~ourishment? So I long for
the time when I will have you for
ever and dream ,dreams--no yearu-
ings.
"All earth's longings row full
filled?" Yesterday 1 was happy, N
a way. On the boat and in The wa
ter. But On the way home I was
thinking hard, darling: it is So if we
have had a glimpse of what our
souls cry out for and then be de-
MED again. And I feel as tho I
never want to hear you say again Il
love you" or caress or kiss me SO
hard it hurts. You haven't n right
to and then wake me up. Or is it my
self 2"
Would Prefer Him to Stab Her
When any one else calls you an en-
dearing name and you say dear"
it is far more merciful of you
to stab me. How can I even call
you darling" as I have this morn
ing.
o, + ought not make it harder for
you-but that is what you do to me
and I am not %repaying, just stating
what is the truest fact. You say
we. are favored by having such a
great love. But always-it is so and
will aver be-we must always take
the bitter with the sweet. And j
hope I don't see you today. What is
the use, when you always leave me.
o. my darling babykins, what a mud
die we are in. But I will be content.
1 WILL.
On Her Knees Adoring Him
Dearest. dearest boy of mine. good
morning.
What joy and peace is ours today.
And strength. How gracious God is
to privilege us to know this most
joyous greatest blessing.
Precious true heart, I will write
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-18

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1S.-
"Bungling of men has delayed solu-
ton of the Hall-Mills murder mys-
terry. 1t is woman's day."
Miss Florence North, lawyer-de-
tective, speaking.
Important steps in clearing up the
church crime. in which Rev. Edward
Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor
Mills, choir singer, met death, began
with Miss sNorth's disclosure of the
.Wonder Heart" letters.
These came with the alliance of
two women-or, OF correctly, a
woman and a girl: Miss North, TWEEN
ty-five, and only a little while l.
of law school, and sixteen-year-oid
Charlotte Mills. daughter OF the
murdered woman, whose letters Of
appeal to Governor Edwards first
exposed the bungling in the month
old mystery.
st came into the case to help a
girl in trouble" said Miss North,
who volunteered her services with
out pay Charlotte is the chief VIC
tim of this double crime. h is the
tragic victim on whom the heaviest
burden falls"
To See Justice Done
Not even Mrs. Hall, widow of the
slain pastor, nor James Mills, Char
lotte's father, have aroused the SYM
pathy given Charlotte.
she has been a Nemesis, relent-
less and plucky, determined to sub
ordinate her grief in order that JUS
tice be DONE" said Miss North. she
needed a woman's counsel, a law
yer's skill and a detectives brain.
I have tried to give her all of these.
"I am first a woman, with a tender
sympathy for her. And 1 am a law
yer with the instinct of a detective.
Not enough lawyers, especially. II
lines of criminology, understand that
they should be detectives, too"
Miss North. who is a New YORK
girl, looks very little older than
Charlotte. She was admitted to the
bar five years ago, when she was 20,
1T misstated my age-just one
year." she said with a smile, other
wise they would have kept me out
My heart has been in murder cases.
"I love the work and the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-18

Words-notes are useless. But I
worship you. my darling. 1 love
you. you, more than ever I need
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-18

this afternoon when I will have more
time.
1 am on my knees, darling. looking
up to my noble man. worshipping,
adoring.
Wonder Of wonders-that 1 love
you ven more than yesterday-more
fragrant, this love of ours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-18
"Not Like Our Love"

Dearie-it is late-there is so
much to talk about in the book. W.
must take It with us when we ride
and talk about it. especially the
marked places. This mar Keable
certainly knows peoples hearts. /
love Chris and Cecil's few hours to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

Kusscl Rally ~ Washington. "a. IS
spending several days in this city visit
ing friends
Mr.. l.. u Scott. former well known
res dcr' ur No Island. = "ritl"aiiF III
az hey h"m" IA Martins f"rr'.
Mir AMI Mrs. Joseph Murphy and son
ioe"ph and daughter. Dolly, az" mo-
tnrlug to rni~ city from cleveland. -.
So spcnd III" week "ul as tho guests 81
Mrs Harry E"arlcy. rf W""dsdal".
Miss Carulin" N"NNltt, 81 t"Iuin"NS'
Ohio. - spending several days here ms
tn" guests Of friends.
Hairy Snidcr VIII leave this m"""inH
for Pittsburgh /" Witness the w '. =
PVT football game
Arthur e S'r'ckin, of IT," local post
office force. is able 10 BE out after nav
ing been confined /" his HON" on E"''
.,ro,t FOR the past ton days.
Mr.. Fred Z. Wagner has returned from
Atlantic r!ty. where il" spent the last
three weeks.
Mrs. II e Euthn"r Of East Nh"o'nG'
t. srendinC the week. IN columbus. O.
,s III, gucs, Of her daughter. Mrs. san
Rixler.
Mrs. Sarah Lanicrs Of Adcna. ONO
has returned HON" after spending sew
oval DAYS as the guest Of Mr. an" MIS-
I'm, NrNirhulS. or South Jacob street
Richard NJ. Archer. az the lni"II!i"h-
.rr. will spend the weekend with '''a-
tiv.s at Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

court. produced records OF the court
showing that S. K. Caldwell had been
appointed Jury commissioner In lHi".
TIL" stl'" "nly nekcd that the doom DC
produced in cnur; 50 Il could he SHOWN
tina; :. Il. CaIdwc.ts arro.n'mrht IN
COMM stouor hrs nothing whatever 20
do with ihr crsc in question:. ;. n
CALDWELL 10 II brother n George l.. ''!I-
well. hut no rotation To IN" ~" SH'''h
Counsel fnr IA" stat" ana defense
agreed shat on" hour "urh Tor argument
THIS morning would hr sufficient ana inc
r"Gr: WA adjourned.
VITA n" arguments r"n'.nird ny
noon today ana TIA" caro- - "a" hhn"7
~ the court. T. = rNp"c;"d 'ha' "r''~-
To-: may he handed down by Jnir" SON
merry lie late this afternoon.
Eaminskl'a trial - set t"r N"ndaN
muru,ag The defendant 81; n IN"
rouv, room Friday apparently nnm"N""
hv the prore-d!ng$. His youthful an-
;carnurr has attracted tn" attention.
Only one" Friday did Kam'nSk! fh"W
any signs o" 4 pleasant feeling ana 'h."
UNEXPECTEDLY when N-puiy E""EE" l"
caldwell WAS on the witness stand
kaminslI >ual!y swsl"d and dropped
tack !u;V deep study again.
VERY few visitors were 10 be- seen
about the court room yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
CITY halfway W|THDRANS TWO
REQUESTS IN NEW FRANCHISE

bricks was approved by the members Of
the council committee.
After meeting with opposition I'll"
traction company withdrew the rcpues,
FOR a switch an thapliuc North OF
Twelfth street. In opposing The request
members If council said they did not
believe the stree; should be torn up
after having being paved recently.
The request for 4 reduction IN the
tax rate was also withdrawn. Mem
bers az council held that il would h "a: ;.
year and un"-half before tn" new rate
OF tax would jump from $500 Il mile 10
81 600 a mile. and that action At this
tim" would not he necessary.
Tn" committee agreed 10 allow the
company To lay two crOssnvcrs on
thupl.nc street. one hctweeN Fourteenth
and Twelfth and the nthcr between
Fourteenth and sixteenth streets.
Those present last evening AT the
conference We're: City Manager Charles
IT. powlcr. City Solicitor Carl .
Schmid;. Mayor Thomas f. Thnucr.
Cnurcilmcn Hcrry s. Cunningham and
W. r. McGregor. Attorney J. J. CouiII
and N. r. Stems.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
COMMITTEE WILL RECOMMEND
CONTRACT WITH OBJECTION
ABLE FEATURE ELIMINATED
Reduced ax Rate and New Switch Re-
quest Not to- Be Included-meot-
ing hast Night.

The city halfway company. through
NJ IT, Sterus. general manager and A.
;o-ncv J. J. CUuii'. counsel FOR u"
company. !ast night Withdrew Two "T
- requests. asked FOR IN a commun!ca
ton 10 city council iast Tuesday night
TOR 4 new franchise.
Mayor Thomas J.. Thoner stated last
night that the committee would rLc0m-
mend & new franchise be granted with
th. elimination OF tho request Tor I
,.hangr or lax rate, which will he 5000
for each and every mile Of track op"E-
aied after 1924. and Il switch on Chap
line street north ~ Twelfth street.
Tie city Railway company last Tues
Law night IN n cnmmunI cationto council
rcruesicL ,ha: a new franchise I've writ
ten by the city solicitor and passed ny
rnruc,I ard the present franchise he
destroyed.
TN. traction company requested IN"
edition oc four important sections all
80 which me, with opposition from sew
croI members OF council. After =
lengthy discussion. comm'tte com
nos.l OF Mavor Thomas J.. Thoncr
rouncllmrr w r Mn'ircgor and Harry
{ Cunningham. were appointed I" con-
rcr with iractiCr company officials.
The four main sections Of tho new
franchise We're:
\ rrossovcr 70 the Elm Grove al
,:sior on Chaplins street south or
Twelfth and ono north OF Sixteenth
street.
:. 4 reduction OF FAX rate. effective
IN 1925
Z 4 switch on Chapline north OF
Twelfth street.
Right 10 salvage all rails and
hricks taken from streets whcre service
has or Will I've discontinued.
The salvaEing OF tho tracks and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
DECISION On
VENUE MOTION
IS SEEN TO-DAY
State Closes Yesterday-Ar-
guments on Petition Linz
tied to One Hour.
John Kaminski Avella. Pa.
Miner Goes on Trial for
Murder Monday,
CHARLES WATKINS
Staff Correspondent.

The S;a,N rested a, t:h| os,"y.> F.
day artcrroo:l '..',ow:nr Tho introduction
o: testimony 90 Twelve Witnesses 20
show thu, the SO defendants IN the
Cyif,onv;llc min" clash could Gc' = AR
and Impartial, trial in W"llSbUrG. Seven
ty-eight % tn" defendants arr charged
with first dcgrN" murder as an OUT.
growth OF The killing =: Sheriff II II
Duval Brooke county. at Cijft"nrntc
on July II.
Opposing counsel VIII begin their
arguments this morning. on ;hr chang"
OF venue motion. Counsel prior :" tn"
Adjournment Of court Yesterday. agreed
to limit their argument, - one hour.
With the arguments finished N":or"
noon a decision ~ expected late today
The motion disposed "f by Judg" J.
r, SomuervillN today VIII pave the way
for the trial os John Kam!rsk;. mine.
Of Avella. Pa. charged with fir; dc
gree murder scheduled for Monday.
The outstanding feature % III" test
nony introduced by the state YeSt";dar
was the denial by Deputy Sheriff G""rr"
l. Caldwell. hrother-in-iaw Of tn" lai"
Sheriff Duval that he had threatened
Kaminski'S life.
Clerk Testified.
Interesting testimony was by lrv.u " 4.
Charnock. clerk OF the circuit court. ~
Brooke county. one N" stand for -"
state. when hc asserted Riley S'o"'. 4
union minnr. had told him ".ha; tl"rr'n
affair Is going 20 he repeated ~ C2'f-
tonvilie" Charnock was n deputy .'Hr-
ing the clash.
At the opening OF the afternoon sss-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
[IIITIlIIllIlIllIIIIIII|

my friends. Mrs. A. II. GARLAND, 2lS
Z. Brown ST.. Iron Mountain Michigan;
Xenia, Ohio. Every month l had
such pains in my back and lower part OF
my abdomen that could not lie quietly
in bed. suffered for about five years
that way and was not regular either. |
read an advertisement Of what Lydia r..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had
done for OF yer women, so decided to try
il. 1t surely has helped me lot. As |
have no pains now and am regular and
feeling fine. - Mrs. MARY DALE, Route
7. Nenia, Ohio.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a medicine for wumen's all
ments. unexpectedly adapted TO relieve
women. If you suffer as did Mrs. Gar
land or Mrs. Dale. you should give this
well-known medicine thorough trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

=, =. ,,-oIrs farmer
s'"a o. court henry - ",''S' -,..
resident OK buffalo ois1Fie>'
corn,v :nr the la~< IS years. WAS call
o,.,,o,sd nv \.r,rrcy
'" 80 ''' ,,.
john ). '"u.tt. '"uh'li ''' SOUS
closed that Wells besides being Il FARMER
;. = cr,r,ucn, tanker vi Wcil>hurC and
.,, 3D., hoard Of cuualIxat!uu
=
and reN!r" ,,,..,,.,,., ,,t,..
NJ the t'h'e ~ nc -, ,,,,.., ~.
cIaSa NcHS 81" - Kali 49,.
, tEe cQua hZat,"H ana review "'''''
OF. ON his way :" mo t""r' HOUSE, w
The morning at J"'E Il. "e"9, "|S', '.''
chat he SAN several mon ""'"' ''''"
Il long cua!H AK ''' "'''''
stood around =" -'',',h ~" '''
o; the battle, 1t" Re" nc
similar scene "i' H. MAJ 20 III" ''",
house on the following w"rH.As ""f ~
T. at no i!m", neau an ,,.a Mn,%M .",y',r,
mark 80 Nkind SAYING d'r"'t"" '"M"'",
. ;hc ;uen on the chain or "a" AMY KIM .;
; hostile DEMONSTRATORS from ''' N'!''
crowd gathered a. 'he uep", |" sec nc
PRISONERS put O." ;hc train. NcUs a.
serted upon interrogation bF state
counsel.
Wells Cur,hc" stated he bc"e\e" '"'
c:i.zrnry IN general in Brook" county
! wanted :" see justice mated ""' III "''
;hc cases.
Heavy Tax Payer.
Conducting M arguments 'o' '"r "'
Tense Ai;N. job" j. Gardner cause"
Wells To- Stat" iaa' nc WAS one ., 'n'
h!s taxpayers az 'hc county Wells
. sad that h" read the da'lE papers III"
some periodicals and had earned from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
KINGS DAUGHTERS TO
HOLD RUMMACE SALE

Rummage sale Of the Kings nRugh-
;ers Of the First English Lutheran
church will be held nc\t Wednesday
and Thursday a. @2i4 Market street
upnositc the center market.
Members and friends # the church
are rruucatrd 10 l"aN" all old clothing
furniture. dishes and other articles OF
little use 10 III, household at the rhUt'h
not later than Tuesday Afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
STREET CAR AND TRUCK
FIGURE IN COLLISION

\ Ford truck owned by ohio county,
was struck by Il Wheeling Traction CON-
pany car yesterday afternoon at Licv-
euth and Market streets.
The running board and fender Was
broken off the Ford. No one was IN
jurrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
PAINS SO BAD
WOULD GO TO BED
Two Women Tell How Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Stopped Their Suffering
Iron Mountain, Mich. 81 had terri
Bile pains very month and at times had

to 60 10 pea on &C
count Of them. | saw
your advertisement
and took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Negeta-
BILE Compound with
very good results. |
can work all day long
now at my sick time.
You may use these
facts as Il testimonial
and | am recon-
mending the Vege-
table Compound to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORT.

\ total ,urOllmtNt IN Tho Tr.adcIpNIA
District schools "f S34 and an average
attendance Of 100 - shown IN the
monthly rcpov; "t Supt :. ). jacobs,
Jr. Til" report. which covers the frs;
schoo! month. was issued yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

Miss Catherine Rttlit. II Maynard. O..
who WAS struCk hv an automobile driven
By DR.. Alvin 3. Cum Minis. local dentist.
Will he ahlc To leave the ohio Valley
General hospital within several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
City Briefs

The new addition to tn" Fort Henry
club on Fourteenth street, Will not he
completed until tho last Of February.
according 10 George Phillips, manager
OF the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

\ ucw troop CT Scouts OF the Wheel
ing Muundsvillc council was organized
las, evening At the Sacred Heart Catho-
lie church in the North End.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

An affidavit OF non residence pr de-
PENDANTS In tho ChanCcry proceedings IN
The case Of Christian Rashar. admins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

traitor wiz SAe VIII annexed OF Barbara
Rasher, ylaintiff vs.. Christian Bashar.
ct al. ~tSsndant. were entered ycster-
=.
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Records Brought I

Nj L CharnccI. cl.rk Of IN. circn-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-12

nee Business Boosters Are Busi.
ness netteTS
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-12
Building the Irish Free State

anee and the energy OF youth TO en-.
dure the Kind OF light that they
made. Out OF isils, out OF their Sc
eFet places, up and down Ireland,
they came suddenly into fesponsi.
bllity. tile mandate OF the Irish peo-
pie behind them.
They faced all the problems OF .
new administration as incident %
greater ones, They must form a no-
lee force 10 maintain order ~ place
OF the Royal Irish eonstabulary.
Members who had resigned rather
than serve agains, their own people
or had Joined the Sim fein volun-
tcers must be returned 10 the ranks.
irishmen who had fought for Ire
land, though they had never been In
the police, would replace Irishmen
who had remained on the force. The
posiofiiee department and all the
other departments must be kept up
10 their former state OF efficiency: a
railroad strike must be settled; dele.
cations and individuals who came IN
from the country 10 present their
ideas OF what should be done. or re-
lating tales OF distress on the par, OF
loyal volunteers, must receive atten-
ton. Tha, old city hall Is a very
busy place; and il is under FIRE from
the old mansion house, though not
from publis Castle.
The mansion house !, also a busy
place. i, j, the headquarters OF De
Valera; OF tho "ou,s" OF the opposi-
,ion. ii you will. There in the lobby
in sight OF the full length porirai, OF
Queen Victoria in ser youth. painted
in commemora,ion OF her visit 10 Ire
land in ls4o. the supporters OF De
Valera wait their turns 10 see him;
there YOU hear the talk that there
must be no negotiations with the
British except on the basis OF conf
plcte independence and tha, slender
majority in support OF the treaty in
the dali did not represent the people.
who are rs per cent against the
treaty, while at the city hall you
learn that Is per cent are for it. jus;
as you hear the rival claims OF po-
litical managers in our own CAM
paigns. Dc Valera. thin, ascctic,
wholly different type from Griffith
or Collins. holds men 10 him by his
relentless logic.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-12
Swan Banker Is Killed.
Radio Threatens to 49,.
Gust Song Writers

Chicago. March ll.-Unlcss the
Westinghouse Electric company and
the Song Writers association set
together in a meeting now in prog
rcss in New Jersey, the latter craft
are likely TO lose their means OF
livelihood.
IT looks as If the radio phone is
going to put the song writers out OF
business" said VIII Rossitcr, song
publisher. Who iis gQiAg to buy a
song when thty'cxn hcsFallthc latest
creations over the phone for nothing!
And for that matter, who's going to
buy a phonograph? At present the
song writer's enjoy royalty for all
songs which are used in tlcaters or
phonograpll records. !hcir idea is
that they certainly should get one
from the radio people. The Wcsting-
house people certainly won't pay the
bill, so suppose it will have to be
passed along TO the consumer. But
how are we going to collcct:"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-12

the best 81 ihe ilueluaiiou, loF tbs
drop there was 4 per cent, compared
with The preceding i0-day period
Declines IN some ot the other cities
ranged as low as one-hsif oi ! per
cent which Is Just tie amount OF
alcoholic content IN beer under the
Nolslead law
on The other side oi the lrdgef
81 Paul and Minneapolis kept down
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-12
By Frederick Palmer

all the other pictures which feyea
Young Ireland Al grips with its
problems,
Triumphant Sentry,
The nesi picture on our reel Is al
the old city hall. On the steps IS Z
sentry in the green Uniform OF the
II. X. A, lie stands very stiff
tnumphantly, perhaps fe,rlbutiyely
stiff, There is something IN his
manner which says: "Ihe Irish have
been famous soldiers fighting other
nations battles Tor centuries, Now
Ireland has her own army, | am A
member OF that army
lie Is a living statue OF heroic size
10 passersby. They pause 10 enjoy
the sight OF him.
YOU'RE good Tor sore eyes" said
an old woman. 10 think | should
sec you standing there, so proud and
grand, aud British soldiers rolling
up their barbed wire"
The !. X. A. is the Irish Republic.
an army. The Irish never speak OF
il as the Free State army. We think
OF the Free State as having sell
government, in the same measure as
Canada; but II We arc TO follow the
parallel Canada would call her army
the army OF the Canadian republic,
That green uniform which was
prescribed a few months ago is now
as honorcd in ireland as the khaki
oi the returned veterans of our fight
ing division was a, home when they
returned from France. Other rcyo-
lu,ionary armies which ! have seen
como into power had organizations
IN the open; this army had TO be
niobiizcd from all the volunteers ac-
eustomed 10 forcgathering under the
cover OF darkness for ambushcs and
raids, and sniping a, troops and
transport from cover.
Respect for Age.
Inside the city hall arc the Offices
OF the provisionalrRoyernment. Here
you will find Arthur Griffith. the
restor OF Sim Fcinism. who, among
the young rulers, commands respcc,
ior his age. lie will not see As
again. He looks like a man OF az
fairs, this master stratcgist who gets
things done il he has not Collins
forensic gift OF arousins an audience.
The affection and team work OF faith
or and son seem to exist between
him and Collins with his relentless
energy, his readiness OF phrase and
all the attractive Irish qualities. Grit
iith's is the power in the background
that pushes Collins forward. as his
understanding and brilliant disciple.
Around them arc young men usually
iii the twcntics-young men who dis
cardcd the methods OF the old ma
tionalists and who had the cndur-