The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
IS 60 PAGE DOCUMENT
Charges Sim Fein Conspired
to stab England in the
Back" by Huns Aid
n. S. RESIDENTS INVOLVE
Secret Lines of Communica-
ton Broken Up When U.
S. Got in, One Charge .
by WILLIAM l.. MALLABAR.
IN. g staff Correspondent.

by WILLIAM l.. MALLABAR.
IN g staff Correspondent.
LONDON. Jan. s.--The British
cabine, today issued its long prom
ised white book" on ireland, pur-
porting to back up Premier Lloyd
Georges recent charge that the Sim
Fein had conspired with the Ger
mans in the midst OF the war to
stab England In the back" The
governments case is set forth in so
pages Of documents detailing the al
legged connections between John De-
yoy editor of the Gaelic American.
Of New York. Justice Daniel +. Co
halan, prominent New York Irish
leader, and Professor Mcneil, Sim
Feln leader OF Dublin, with Count
Johann Heinrich Won Bernstorff.
former German ambassador to the
United States in German plots subse-
quent TO the outbreak of the war.
Used Code System.
One Of the documents shows that
Count Won Bernstorff attached to
his message on February IS, 1918
N9l7) regarding tho sinking OF the
Lusi,ania, the following rider" in
code
Dewey informs me that the rising
will begin In Ireland easter. Please
send arms to Limerick"
Wilhemstrasse subsequently noti-
fled the ambassador. the documents
show, that trawlers would land 20,-
900 rifles in Trades Bay. Berlin re-
quested Bernstorff to be cautious to
keep the matter secret and TO "ar-
range for pilots"
Another document claims to show
Judge Cohalan urged Berlin to un-
dertake an aerial attack on Eng
land, to be accompanied by a naval
raid and the landing of troops in
Ireland. This double attack, ac-
cording to Coahalan's alleged plan.
was to coincide with an Trash re-
bellion In that event. Coahalan is
quoted as saying Germany could
seize the Irish harbors, make them
I-boat bases which might decide
the war"
Schcmcd for Sabotage.
Destruction of the Canadian Pa
cific railway was urged in a mes
sage sent by Wilhemstrasse to Count
Won Bernstorff which is reproduced
IN the whit, paper"
one passage in this message which
also deals with sabotage all over
the American continent reads:
Captain Bohem cone of German
secret agents in New York; carries
Instructions for the military attache
Tho latter can obtain particulars
REGARDING these persons who are
suitable for carrying on sabotage In
me United States and Canada:
James NJ. Garrity, Philadelphia
John p. Kcating. Michigan avenue
Chicago; jeremiah O'Leary. 16 Park
Row, New York.
Embassy must not under any cir
clmstances be compromised"
The document signed by Devos
says Bernstorff arranged a wireless
signal system between Germany and
ireland and explains whore the re-
c"iylng stations in ireland were tC
oe located. BY this radio system
IN" date Of arrival OF the munitions
carrying ships was To be ANNOUNCED
Dewey adds that II necessary GVr'
man submarine could enter Dublin
Bay and go direct to Pigeon House
where there were no anti-submarin'
nets.
L, :. Burst the Bubble.
The white paper" says that as s
result Of America s entrance into the
Wal Gin February, l917) the line Of
communication between the Ger
man government and Sim Feir
leaders was temporarily broken
.npugh messenger service devised
D. Dewey between Irish revolution
sll's in America and Ireland wa
maintained.
Among the documents is a mes
sac sent by General Won kuek
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