CABLEGRAMS

Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 July 1916, Page 3

CABLEGRAMS

[ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH —COPYRIGHT ] [PKR PRESS ASSOCIATION.] THE IRJSH TROUBLE. (Router's Caible Service). London, July 3. The Irish Commission's report states tiimt the importation of arms and toleration of the drilling of large bodies —at first in Ulster and then elsewhere— treated conditions 'rendering possible the reoent troubles. Failure to suppress sedition and the drilling of forces by men who declared they would welcome the King's enemies developed a "belief tliat the Government could not repres esedition. This was the immediate cause of the ouifcbroak. The Government had abundant material whereon it could hjave acted long before the leadens thomseltvee contemplated j the visina.