IN IRELAND
(By Electric Telegraph— Co ivi iglit.i COMMENT ON OUTRAGES., (Received This Day at 8 a.m.; ■LONDON, March 5. .The ‘‘Times” Dublin correspondent writes All sections of public opinion realise that Government must change its methods, quickly, to prove its earnestness for a settlement. It must vise new methods to suppress crime. The authorities are confronted with a heavy task. If firm and tactful they | will find immediate support from large 1 sections of the community. The most deplorable feature of the outrages was the existence of such a widespread plot, without the authorities slightest foreknowledge. Hie raids were carried out simultaneously throughout the country, incendiarism in every instance escaping detection. The ‘lrish Times” commenting on the outrages, says the Government is being rudely and swiftly snatched from the English. . “Freeman’s Journal” says patience and brains are already more than a match for bayonets and barricades and more memorable triumphs are not likely to be long, delayed.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1920, Page 2
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158IN IRELAND Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1920, Page 2
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