The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15

so PARTICULARLY
beautiful selection ..
drss. Failles and be .
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the royal Irish rifles ia lH0i ~"
served with his regiment in India and
was houoraby discharged ON the
outbreak ot the European war BAILEY
was called out 1s q ro-orNist and
sailed with the original expedition
/ ary force to France. lie was taken
loo september 1877
The attorney general said BailcE
/ had related now % large number uf
/ Irish prisoners had been collected
| from various prisons in Germany ana
/ placed ia large camp 90 Llmhurg.
There they heard addresses hy Case
mcut who tried to uHamc their minds
against the British government ana
+ persuade them to break their oaths
of allegiance aud support him To- his
projected expedition To- Ireland
F rho attorhcy general said Easement
described himself as the organizer of
the irish volunteers. ana impressed
upon the irish prisoners U Gerwau.
that everything was 90 bo gained 'or
/ ireland ht Gormauy's winning the
war Those prisoners Who Joined
' brigade ho wa- aiicWpnns tu form.
. were promised hy easement The at
torucy general asserted that they
would Dee scut Goo B,rlu H~ su'~t. Of
+ "a, German government lu 90, event
. that Germany won o. S'a ul1lo ne
. would land tho nrlguu. u ireland 'u
defend 'haf ,uuu'r, against g.. gland.
and II GERMAN, lost th, war the
German government would s.., ep,h
man tIu fu t-H uul it,p pu--yl, Geo
America.
"Ths .s 'ur plan eoucceod w
1'I5" said the attorney general "h'
M, man who 100 1871 was begging
Sin J. Iuurd Gr,t tu. ,uut,. his deep
appreciation tp the king of th, honor
/ uf kuighthuod Wti,h had just been
conferred on him
When the -pcr,,r added thar 'ns.-
mcuts uucr was treated Win ,uu-
tempt Uy vas. majority o. tho Irish
prisoner. be- smiled and glanced toe
ward nailcN
Sir Frederick smith followed tho
-tur, ut easement alleged maCulus-
t.Hn- boo E"rlu with "details ut hit
.fyIp n. submarine Goo Trtlo' vh'r'
Boz, landed ON Good FRIDAY with EH.-
o., tud a th.rd man named Muufrifn
uIu I- -uIl az l1rs, iie also told OF
tho s,Aidius of snip with 10000
rifles from C'rmpr' Co Trtlrr and Of
hpu this -u.p was sunk ui TrlI,' aud
the crew Na- captured.
The ntluru,, general here intro
du,,d a drtmtr. touch bog, ha.ug
brought INTO th, eour, a green rebel
nag los which h, said Cu-rm,nl had
.HluIsht from German, tu ireland
For "a moment tn, prisoner sat with
eve, HNcd ON the uoor refusing Geo
luok AZ tnI. emblem of m, rebellion.
Then h, Glaucrd up 100 thc N's and
smiled d'ri~N'h Most u' ln' lIh'
daring the attorney s'n'rtIr address.
h' sit with h.e elbow 'n h.a Knee,
stroNius NJ board % Characteristic
pos" o' The prisoner ever since MS 'A-
"ni'rratiou H thr Tower "i London
"" appeared "h''i"A~ '" M sur
I"unul"ss' ""l '' 'H'"n'uN "' Si'"'.' ~
"p '"''h'.' "'N'"S Nv
10 'h' Pl"'' '"'nN'. '"' '''-
ms 'rp"I 'h' ''''''"'''''
Tho calling ut Witnesses for th'
crown began immediately alter 81
Frrdcrok concluded hiS addt''s Sn
Roger began iH take . more IN'N M
forrest 10 the proceeding. lie seized
- pad oi paper winch had h''n pro-
Nid"d for him oud started 1" l'N'
notes ct ihc testimony.
\ statement rom Uau,y was read
by tn, attorney genera" ha'l'\ Sa'd
h" joined th" lrish 'iIshd" AT Ih'
suggestion of '1scm"ni q" s"" Wh"ih'
or u ""uid be p"s7lhl' 1" Srl "ui "'
Germany AFTER "a VISIT 1" the Ter
man foreign Once. no sh'd ne wa
told 1" Whh" r'''N I" d'p"i' anu wac
taken uu BOARD ih' submarine '-i'
when they sighted Trhlcc h" wa.
told the visit WIS iu connection with
tho volunteer movement lie Wa
transferred tu ,ollapsihlc boat a.
the submarine u,trcd tho coast. tn
boat overturned as it reached the SURF
tic had To- wud, ashur" and then wen
Bailey said he and Cascmcn