DUBLIN DEPORTATIONS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 47, 25 October 1913, Page 6

DUBLIN DEPORTATIONS.

THE CHILDREN RESCUED. [By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] • [United PhESs 'Absooiation.] , t . ~, , . •'•London, August 23. - Mrs Mohtefiore, managing a deportation scheme, "collected fifty boys 'land : girls" , 'in ! l)ublin and bathed and dressed them in new Clothes. Tlie mothers followed them to the baths and notified the priests. The latter" in itit* passioned .tones protested against the children being sent to atheistic and socialistic homes in England.'.- Most of the chihilren left Mrs Montefioro, •shouting^''We won't*be English children."" A number were hustled aboard a steamer, where the priests renewed 'the" scenes arid rescued some. Finally fifteen sailed. Larkiri, .speaking at Liberty Hall, 'nrged the parents to allow their children to go. ' ' i "■{ : '-' Mt tJHARCES OF ABDUCTION. (Received 11.55 a.ml) London, October 23. Mrs Rand^". daughter of ;a former American Minister in Portugal, has been "remanded on" a charge of. attempted abductions from Dublin. Mrs Mohtenore asked that the charge .be transferred to herself, as she wae re- ' , 4:Tlie Itfagistrate declined arid advised Mrs MOntefiore to abandon, the movement. He said that however good her motive,, ill r feeling was being aroused, ' Mrs Mpntefiofe, replying t to Archbishop WaWh "declared that she was anxious to safeguard the children's and to send rto.! Catholic..schoole and .homes... MRS ? : ; ;./(Rec|^'e4 M-jf? P-m.) , '-?_ ;\ T . London, Odtqber 23. ;i Mrs-MuhtefioVe^liaS;been arrested,.;. ; ■i>,ii'fjj;'»- ■f?r t ."?'5T?r — i ''H''' ;, s ' ! r^^f,,^ n di tt-aklel,! union-; Ists-riijetveighteen r.chfldten at LiyeVpool/' faetorily! .aeoomnipdated, ; .v r, .. .< i .• 3 ;,