The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-26
I-siSnd Nay Hare 20 Accept
Premier Lloyd Georges
New Plan of Home
Rule.
PROTECTION or ULSTER
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Make Sin- FeSa Swallow
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have To zccsg9 Premier I12y6-
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ssssFFse5sr ac5asa 70 the British premier
declared n s- interview
The premier 3s lrspzres 70 tCrce
accordance II IFS measure this Of
Ec3z7 asserted us passage hT par
sss--1 Eas assured before The
measure was snh-1.a5 lie sG36ea
L1GT4-saorss- according 20 The e.
Fsrsal. Is heart and soz-- for passage
% sczne legislation which riA AZ
Last start sat11s-asz4 CT lie Irish
rzes1scIn. he caar11Iss5. Tie a-srsas-
rsEa-zS this rs1osssa 81 second n
II go-1znre 70 o1IF ths ~zaasas q
the war
E7 is believed f. Eors--le1I cir
caes. acca-dz1g 10 THIS source OF
information thai Tis1e-zses VIII &C
csps the government plan which P-o-
vs5es for TWO legislatures. one Tor
southern lresszd and another for u
s-e- with 8 co-c-dsn2ting power 10
be known as a national assembly
i. Ulster accepts the plan srd its
oar.tanert is threatened by the Sim
Fem. the entire British arUy Is
available for protection os Ulster II
was asserted
The government realizes it Is I'M
possible 10 force the Sim Fem sec
tsou OF Ireland TO organize parlia-
ne-r- the official said h7t pointed
ont that ii would be easy TO offer
.ss- me chance TO deal with the
o-anss-en through iesaslstiTs
BODY and grant the Obstetrics aTptec-
ssua in case there was sly attempt
70 interfere With them
Fo- the present, il was said the
premier is forgetting Ireland unt1i
resumption ef parliament, which has
been proTogued by the king until The
new year. The lremier's home rule
I'm alregdy has been drawn up snc
p3geoahcled-
T.sovd George. it was said vill de-
vg,ta his time now 10 domestic .Gues-
tons. the continent and the peAcs
conference. re plans 20 leave Tor
Paris 10 discuss peace problems
early IN January.
The premieTs advisers have as
sured him Of SPEEDY passage OF the
Irish ueasurep-ooabiv within TWO
months after the reassenbling OF
pariianasnf-an by that time ii was
hoped most Of the International aues-
tsons viii have been settled
Radical Slim Feins.
ITBy George MaoDonoagh, United
Press Staff Correspondent
DUBLIN, Dec ga certain eie-
ment in the Sim Fem volunteers is
getting out Of hsnd," q prominent
leader OF the moderate Sim Feiners
admitted today in Al interview.
This element. he said, threatens
to do ,ncslcuiable harm 10 the cause
Of ireland, both here and IL the
opinion OF the world,
While the leader made no direct
admission. .t was belieFed moderate
elements believe this new radical
faction may be parity responsible for
the attempt on the lie of Viscouni
French. lord lieutenant OF Ireland,
and the raid upon the plant OF fhs
newspaper independent
The group OF young extremists
have become restless and uissatis
fled with the present policy OF the
old Sim Fein leaders, the speaker
said.
1--WE are watching events anxioasly
/ because we aTe afraid they viii do
/ iucalcuIable harm 10 the cause o'
| Ireland. both here and in the opin
| ion of the world. he said
aThe real leaders OF Sim Fem dc
not countsnance unbridled violence
but they are unable to get IN touch
| with the rank and file of the party
because they either are in jail or u
| hiding 10 escape arrest
There is new. mysterious organ
| ;z;np mind behind this aggressive