The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

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the pstar nisiss~s made u clear.
however. that effl~sss asA nes ot
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asss 10 soasseiios viii the opSssl.
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atg0sasal.
nseails os sAs eeveat q IL amy
off,esss ssnl1se sssvtes IL Utsssr had
b~ss awa)es1 viah slsaissA sspssss.
'ios ~ the vhsss cossiry. Only
brief ssaisoesss vers fostheoaiss
fsu0 the Secretary Fpe var aaa lhs
p,eoSss. asa the ~ II thss~ vas
that The whole affair vss due 10
misunderstanding" sss ehaa all ths
"fficess had sos rvsssss1 TO thsis
duty.
~ far - tns alalasss'a olsssneeSs
esa b. Interpreted the "misasd-r.
sisaAtas'' arose ihruush Oea~rai Sir
Arthur fases placis6 . wsose cos.
sisuetios o. The oeSses given hin b.
tho war osflSs and tsiiias hh sub.
oedississ they were to bs employed
u susiltas IN u3risisg IL Ulster.
Tts asoesr Of officers Who re-.
stsaeA shsir eommasAs. the extent Of
tho disaffecsios IL The army. aud
other details were not disclosed.
!, CoIoaci sVriry was dcrisi.ciy
jsore6 duris. his explanation.
AnSrsw Bonas Law. leader or tho
opposllloA. had ssaeeA that ''aoshius
ca save the army now'' sxcspl q
dselnsatioa that Officers will not be
compelled 70 easaec il civil war
a&aiAee their wish"
Whcs he said that Officers vesus-
ing 20 serve against Ulster were oaiy
doiax their duty. the labor mcmbcrs
shosecd how about aarikes?"
Thc whsse AFFAIR 10 generally &C.
ccptad - As0pastrated that the
army cannot be counted upon to
iisht Sir Edward Camon's volun.
teers II such = contingency should
Iariss. Opposition politicians declare
that this neaas the collapse Of tbs
home rule project and ex7rcss thci,