You have read the story of the Lusi¬
tania—1100 innocent souls hurled into
Eternity by the hand of the assassin... .
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are the cries of 39 Irish victims to go |
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Don't wait for others—answer the ques¬
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il there is only one answer for Irishmen. . . .
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and her sons fail to avenge. . . . No the
7 challenge shall be answered. . . . Irishmen
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JOIN an Irish Regiment TO-DAY
| Issued by the Central Council for the Organization of Recruiting in Ireland. Printed by Alex. Thom & Co., Ltd., Dublin.
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TESTE tents ene NAOT te OO EET ta a Ot a tt ip prog gl eleg el telek kee nen e S ara
iit ht itn yee, ke Pale AKT ee CA ET
pase ei Zeke ee NE
oes dss.
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