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H51'7hadanarmy mulethat
towed a barge of coal and
everystepwaskepjintuuby
Government control The boat
was loaded at a pier where .1
, with a whack.
and any staff is dumped on
board, so long as it is black.
It followed right along be-
hind, it couldn’t get away, the
line was made of strong red
tape—they’re using more
each day.
What makes the coal- men
sit up straight like little kids
at school? Each fears he is a
criminal whenever he sells
fuel. Some day the teacher'll
be turned out; ’twill be
against the rule to hobble .a
chap with a check-rein strap—
such punishment is crool.
THE
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BUSINESS JUDGMENT
is based on
Business EXperiences
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Beaver Boards for Ceilings
You seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn’t show cracks
and seems
It’ s unsightly and inartistic, but worse still, it isn 't per-
“manent. The plastermsyiallanydayandisboundtoneed
repairs.
Metal ceilings last longer but cost Jon much. They are
hard to put up, unattractiva and they rust.
Beaver Boardhslallofthe sdvantsgesandnoneoithe
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
LAYING BARE
GERMANY’S PLAN
WITH IRELAND
(Continued from Page One)
Ilaud was planned for this year after
the Ge1man oflensive in the west had
been successful and
Britain presumably would be stripped
of troops.
Concerning the recent arrests in.
Ireland. the stalement says that}
facts and documents, for obvious rea-I
sons, cannot be disclosed at this
time, nor can the means of commun- I
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appearance.
In new buildings or old it’s the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convince you of this if you’ll give us a chance.
The l'lafch E: Bailey Co.
People who take pride in their homes and find pleasure in
making them attractive are quick to appreciate the fact that
our lines of Furniture, Draperies, Rugs, Linoleum and Home
furnishings are moderate priced, construction, style and finish
the best.
A visit to our store will convince you.
experiences for quick, easy ref-
erence and shows the relation of.
these experiences to wise busi-
ness conduct.‘
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‘, rest of
ication between Germany and Ire-
Iland.
l One phase of every plan called for
the establishment of submarine bas-
es in Ireland. In the present cir-
'cu111stances. it is added, no other
Icourse was open to the government
“it' useless bloodshed was to be avoid-
ed and its duties to its allies ful-
filled, but 10 intern the authors and
abeltore of this criminal intrigue.”
The statement from the Press Bu-
reau follows:
“The revolutionary movement in
Ireland which culminated in the ar-
a considerable number of
persons last week consisted of two
closely related series of activities:
Attempts by the lerman Govern
ment to fomcnt rebellion In Ireland,
and by preparations made in he-
land to carry these attempts into ac-
tion. The story 'of the active con-
nection between the leaders of the
Sinn Fein movement and the Ger-l
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possesaion of the British government.
falls into two parts-~1l1e period prior:9
to and the period since the abortive
Irish rebellion of Easter, 1916.
“The events of the first period can
be told In some detail, but the sec-
ond period. which concerns
events, permits of no more than a
summary. 11s a full statement on the
facts and documents in possession
of the government would disclose
the names of persons who stood by
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the government and also the chan-
nels of communication through which
the German government was acting
and which it would not be. in the
public interest to reveal at present.
t‘The story begins as early in the
war as November 6. 1914. when Herr
Zimmerman transmitted through
Count von Bernstorff a message from
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Sir Roger Casement (later captured
a messenger, a native-born American
if possible, be sent to Ireland with
11'01d that everything was favorable
-He was to carry no letter for fear of
sheet Casement also noted that 1111
llrish priest should be sent to Ger-
mom with the nuslsinncu of the Ger.
man legation in Norway to work In
prison camps to corrupt Irish prison-
ers- of war. This priest was 11 cer—
tain Father John T. Nicholson, an
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United States License No. 17,903.
American citizen of Irish birth. He
Ireached Gennanymnlcly. and we find
Ihlm In January. 11915, transmitting
messages to America.
I "According to n leporl of Captain
'in Washington), dated December 5.
1914. verbal assurances were sent in
Iresponse to Insement‘s request that
led excellent impression had been
Imoduced in Ireland. In the begin-
ning of 1916. the plot ripened and on
lFebruary 10 of that your, Count von
Bernstorff sent to a covering address
in Rotteldam a dispatch signed with
like name of Skal. one of his princl~
,Ipal American agents.
"The dispatch included an extract
from the report of John Dcvoy. head
lot the Clan- NaCael to the effect
{that action In Ireland could not be
postponed much‘ longer since be four-
ch the arrest of the leaders It had
[been decided. he said, to begin . ac-
tion on Easter Saturday. and he urg-
ed that arms and munitions be in
ILln .er ck by that date.
'Latm In the same month you
Bernstorir, following his usual pruc
tlce. surreptitiously attached to a
message to Berlin passed by the
American government a note fixing
Easter Salu1day for the rising and
Imging the dispatch of munitions in
ftlme. On March 4. von Jagow (Ger
man Foreign Minister) teplled that
the arms would be landed in Tralec
$3113. and asked that. the necessary
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DECORATION DAY
Lawn Mowers, Grass Catchers,
Bickles, Rubber Hose, cemetery
Flower Holders, Croquet Sets,
Plows, Etc.
’ Albert F. Gehebe
”hone to»
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SUGGESTIONS
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There are quantities of dainty NIGHT. GOWNS, ENVEu
LOPE cunmsn, coasnr ovens, rarrtcoars, ram-
LETS, 5:51,; also CHILDREN’S naawnns sitters and
GOWNS.
If you do not profit by this event yo’u 5111.51.55 reason to
regret the missed opportunity. For net for a long time can
such values as we are offering be looked for again.
a BUNCH-OF FALSEHOODS‘ In 55.5... who 655151311 '5}. fact
one time there was: that her baby Was so homely and so
A Iwoman whose shoes was too stupid; . _
115 ad tied lt;.-“[..A{wompu.1fho tol
a! db urinary tract.
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too warm and she said 0, y Vii.
a special code word would be used
' In a message from vou Bernstorl’f to
arrangements be made in Ireland
through Devoy. On March 14 von
Bernstorff replied that the Irish
agreed, and that full details were
being sent to lreland by messenger.
"‘The next day von Bernstorft tel-1
egraphed‘ the code to be need be-
tween the Germans and the rebels
while the arms were in transit. and
explained that a submmine might
safely enter Dublin Bay and go as
far as Pigeon House without eu-
countering nets.
“On March 26 von Jagow replied
that the aims would be sent and that
every night as the introduction to
the German wireless press setvice.
Berlin the Germans were assured
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in lreland and executed) asking that
lvon l’apen (German military attache.‘
ting the probable landing of an agent heading 0‘ “‘98 dental work This wmk
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MONDAY, HAY 27,1918 ' ‘
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Tristram 8. Hyatt
N orwalk’s Leading Drnyoods Store
A Big Assortment of Fibre Rugs
Suitable for cottages and porches in a big variety of
sizes and artistic designs. :
Fibre and Sfraw lVlaffings ‘ ,
Dainty Draperies for Furniture Coverings
, Or for those effective curtains and pillows that mean
so much in making home attractive. :
Quaker; Craft Lace means window satisfaction
_ H.Krieger & Co.
..2112251122'21' till..l.“"’8:l.m ’i .-. Cl. EA R A NC E 5 A LE . I
ment plo1ldes the cleanest proof of.
.lhese suspicions.
‘ "it became clear very soon after. “
the rising that the Sinn Feiu leaders_ at L
adies’ and Misses’ Wear-
ing Apparel "
again were asking Germany for help
On June 17 there was a message {i
The most complete
Wash Dresses 1n Nurw
[10m Berlin to Washingtd} leferring
Prices Froma $3.98 to $15.00.
to ‘A 2:39 of May 6’ a message which
USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
is missing and saying that Germany ,
was perfectly ready to give further
Times like these wh
on it reuuires two dollars to
buy one dollar 5. worth of goods. our system of doing
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a long little known to have been sup-
plied with money through llish-
American societies. This was so
stated in public by John MacNeil.
(former president of the Stop Feinl', "
on Nov. 8, 1911. it was suspected .
,long before the outbreak that somellé.
‘of the money came from GermanI'
help if the Irish only would say
what sort of help they required.
“011. June 16. von Bernstorn had "
sent a dispatch giving an account of
the rebellion as far as his lnformu-
lion went, and stating that one thou-
sand pounds had been provided for
the defence of Casement. ,
“On Sept. 8 in a dispatch to Ber~ if
lln he enclosed a memorandum from
a person called ‘the irish revolution
assortment of Wool. Silk and
director resident in America,‘ which buglnes
contained detailed proposals for 11e W0 8 Will and muSt anneal I30 all honest men and
fresh rising. Any rising, said the" men
'lrish revolution director, must be
conllngent upon the sending by Gert;
lmnny of an ‘expedition with mun;
lclcnl military force to cover the
landing} ‘
“On this Occasion the German gov-
ernment was to fix the time and. as
an inducement. the advantage of
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Other Suits for boys. 5 Etc 18. from
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having submarine and Zeppelin bases M‘*~
in West Ireland was insisted upon. .plan was the establishment of sub- ‘
“On the last day 01'1916 Foreign marine bases in lleland to mmmeWOULDN’T REGISTER,
Secretary Zimmelman Informed von the shipping of all nations. KILLS THREE HE ‘ '
Bernstorff of quantities of munitions: In the ci1cumstances no other TH
which it was proposed to land 1113- course Was open to the govetnmenil OUGHT SQUEALED
tween Feb. 21 11nd 25,1917. lie add- it useless bloodshed was to be avoid-
ed that it was ’ impossible to send ed and its duty to its allies fulfilled' (Continued from FIT“ Page}.
German troops. -but to intern the authors and abet —-
‘On January 18,1917. Betnslorff tors of this criminal intrigue"
teplied that his lrlsh committee dc
clined the proposal as without Ger-
man troops a rising would be use-
less.
sunounded the house and prepared;
to burn it. Collins fired hour the
window and wounded Levi Shields in
the hip The sheriff’s officers fired
l 'l‘h . as a man came from the s
“Aft Amerlcus entrance into the 9 good 1101-}: that the dentists Mlhounded Tony Stephens. “$1391.32
wa nAIll‘." 1917' the line of com- Norwnlk are doing fo1 enlisted and had enIel-ed the house to persuade
milltlcatlon between the German gov- drafted men in the senlce of the Collins to Sill”‘.16ndel Collins finallyl
ernment and the leaders of the Slnn United States is fully set forth in the sunendcred when the officers- 111111195
Fein party. was broken temporarily. following article, by a membc1 of the to fire the house
though there was no mason to Nor-walk Dental association A great Clowd gatheted in. Olive
FREE DENTAL SERVICE
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lieve that the messenger service be 'Hlll, demanding the 5m
twccn America and Ireland, devised There has been tumors in this city. Collins over to them. rogersomtgfd
by‘John Devoy, was affected. ..to the affect that dentists who do work seven of them. in cars with guns’
muAl can“ l: lshe btlslhedlmllbgdodghll' fo1 drafted men are to 1"ecel1e compen-Idm“"v ”’5th llllough ”‘9 “'GW‘I‘
nos 0 a o '1 and reachd Catlett 111 a ' '
ly and has been followed up actively sailon from the government for their their prisonel. Sb g j i] will
The effect. of this new line in ire miterials and time that It takes t0 D91“ Collins had failed to 1cgistc1~,de~:
land is 1lsible in the speeches of the form their wmk.
Stun lv‘eln leadels during this pel-
iod.
“For some considetable time it was
difficult to obtain accurate infonma the material themselves and ate doing
tion as to German-Stun Fcln plans the work without any conpensationI
but about April,1918. it was ascer Whatevet, except in “595 where the'
Horned definitely that a “I“ for patient desires to go to his own dentist
landing arms in Ireland was line [01
execution and that the Germans~on~ and Day 01 in eases where sold and
ly awaited the. definite information Porcelain filling or bridge work are
from Ireland as to the timé, place and placed In the patient's mouth.
date. I All silver and comet fillings extrac-
“The B1itlsh aulhoilties wore'ablo .
to warn the Irish command regard bong and prophylaxis are under the
lclaring he was under draft age. He .
The absolute tl'uth of the matte1 is believed the men he killed had some?
that the dentists are “ppm“ al'l thing to do with reporting him [0 the
uovclnment
MEMORIAL DAY SENTINE-L.
The Senilnel will be issued as a
morning paper on 'l'i‘llursday,'1llayl3o.
Memorial Day. Advértis‘ershnd 111059 :
who desire news items printed are]
n‘sked to leave copy at; the offinefl;
tWashlngton street, Wednesday aTter-I;
noon. “' ‘ I
The
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is done bv the Preparedness League of
American Dentists who consist at the
present time about 14,000 dentists but
upon the landing of munitions 110m which-it desires to increase to 30,0-0011i
subuiatines and thete is evidence to members the “9’“ few months W
of Germany from a submallne.
agent actually landed on Apiil
and Wns a1r.ested
"The new rising depended largely
‘ouu mulls"
ASSURANCE
that there were numerous private
wireless .recelvlng stations in Ire-
Ifind. I
: "On April 18 and April 19 u1gent
messages were sent from America to
iBerlin fixing the delivery of arms fox
the evening of Eastet Sunday, press-
lng fat the landing of Germ h IIOOps
and asking fat an air raid on Eng-
land and a naval attack on the Ena-
lieh coast. These attacks actuall3
took place between April 24 and 26.
"it was declared to be the hope of
the rebels and their German and
America friends to blockade Irish
ports ngainst England and establish
bases In Ireland for German subma-'
vines.
‘ ."Tbe rebellion broke out a day lat-
ter than scheduled, on Easter Mon-
day, April 24, but as the world is
aware. German support miscarried
and It ended ind epmplcto failure
The report of the oyal commission
do the 15551115113151 relahd
his. 'tnnw ‘xudlhr -
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show that it was planned to follow ‘,L. W eed is (hairman of the 1.5515155 in
a successful Ge1ma11 offensive in the this dishict and is being ably assist-
west and “as ‘0 take place at 11 ed by the following dentists in Nor-
time when Great Blitain presumably walk. Dis W H Ba:ldwln C R Chas-
would be stripped of- -troops.
"According to documents found on mer- J A 0';Ccnnor F B. lioyt' H. H.
his petson. De Valera had worked out Heftemn; G. S. Kendall; J H. Slo
in great detail the constitution of man: C W Mnny;1(.‘ F Boutwell. F
his rebel army. He hoped to be able .Dr C1osb'y H J. Cornell
(1 men. Th re“
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RCIUHIIY had been shipped on subma. Iby the IOIIOWII'Ig four young ladles,I
tines from Cuxhaven in the begin-Illllsses Helen E Collins 1111dH.Ku1kc
ning 0’ May and “‘3; 10" game I’m“? Lockwood assistants to Dr. W. S."
.German submarines ave een um"Weed: Miss Bessie! Pnholman assist;
on the west coast of Ireland on oth-- ant to Dr C F Boutwell Miss Helen
“er errands than the destruction of l
Allied shipping. Baird assistant to Dr. G 51155551.;
“It will thus be seen that the m?- Too much praise cannot be given theseI
gouations between) the executive of young ladies for the great work they
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fol three and a half years Iwork until 10 p. m.. In order that than
"This year plans for another its; up; might keep up with their work Miss
in connection with the German“ 01- column also secretary to the Prepar
With a scientifically planned
business as ours, our” patrons
are assured of satisfactory ser
vice at moderate cost." 1. i.
OGULISTS, (graduate phy
siciaus) examine the eyes.
Measurements and adjusting
are made by registered OPTO-
METRISTS. ,
Skilled orTrcraus gauche
the lenses in our own factory “
equipped with the latest appli.
shoes to aid 1n turning out high
class work. .
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“The Three-0 Eye Service"
55155. Optometrists. Optlcf
Norwalk Chronicler