IRISH CRISIS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12208, 20 November 1920, Page 5

IRISH CRISIS.

United Press Association.,— By Elec iferic Telegraph—Copyr.g fit. .• LONDON, November 18. _ In the House of Commons, Sir Hai -ar Greenwood read a secret docuSeixi from the Commander-m-Chief of the Irish Republican Army, to ms Chief of Staff, suggesting the infection With typhoid germs of milk supplied to the military, also infecting the horses with glanders. The doomment was found among the Chief of StafrS papers in a military raid. Two well-known banking officers have been arrested as a consequence of the recent raids on Dublin banks. Captain Chambers was among tne four officer:; who were kidnapped at (Waterfall.. He was the chief witness In the cor. -martial of Father O Donnell, the chaplain. ASQUITH 7 S POLICY ENDORSED. LONDON, November 18. After an address by Mr Asquith, the Independent Liberal members of the House of Commons passed a resolution endorsing Mr Asquith s policy of Dominion Home Rule for Ireland, including. as it does adequate safeguards for the strategic security of the United Kingdom, and the protection of minorities. This formula is expected to stop discontent m Liberal circles, arising Horn Mr Asquith’s recent speeches in Ireland. MURDERS IN CORK. LONDON, November 17. Pour murders occurred in Cork yesterday night, following O'Donoghues murder.' The Sinn Feiners assert that it is the work of the Black and Tans, but some doubt this, as Dublin Castle says it is the work of men masquerading in British uniforms, some of the dead had been friendly with the police.