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'THE WASHINGTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1016.
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CUMMINS
HANS
SHELLING
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WILL WIN
NEBRASKA AVOCOUR
t:
His Vote May Reach as Much'
as 3,000 Above That of
Henry Ford.
The return from Nebraska will give
Cummlne the State by from 1.200 up
wards, according to Information re
ceived today by J. It. McCnrl, secretary
to Senator Norrl. Tho full official re
turns are not ct announced. It Is
stated that Cummins plurality for the
Presidential 'nomination over Henry
Ford may run up to 3,000.
All ddubt that Cummins has carried
Nebraska by a substantial flcuro and,
all question that Dryan has been do
Mattel' for delcgalc-ut-large, are re
moved. Tho blow at Bryan and tho defeat or.
his brother, Charles, for tho nomination
for governor, are ascribed by the Uryan
men to administration Influences. They
are, correspondingly sore at Wilson. The
effects of this soreness In tho campaign
msy be far-reaching.
Though Bryan was defeated for dele-gate-at-large.
It la expected he will And
away to participate In the convention.
(Continued from Ftrst Page.)
land agree that thus f.ir tin revolt bas
not spread beyond Dublin. Tho official
" press bureau 'stated that reports frpm
Cork, Limerick, and UnnW. capital ot
the County Clare, twenty miles west
northwest of Limerick, as vWt as from
Tralee, a seaport, and capital of County
Kerry, tlfty-nlne miles northweii of
Cone, and from both rlrilnu ot Tljtper
ary were to the effect thai no dlnturb
ances or any kind had occurred In thrse
localities.
Chief Secretary Dlrrell supplemented
his previous statements by saying that
the Sinn Fclners had occupied houses In
St.. Stephen's street, Green 'street, 8ack
vllle street, Abbey street and streets
along the quays.
Information regarding tho revolt Is
still confined to the official dispatches.
The censor has passed no press dls
dispatches on the fighting and today
the London newspapers fell back on
editorial comment on the uprising.
"The outbreak will not como quite as
a bolt to anyone In touch with Irish af
fairs." said the Chronicle. "Ever since
the Ulster volunteers set up their de
plorablo example of open lawlessness
and armed defiance of the crown, the
temptation of nil Irish extremists has
been to preach violence ns the one ar
gument to which English rule must
"Less than a month ago the Ulstex
volunteers perpetrated a sensational act
of lawness nt Hrcngh. near Portsdown.
A large detachment with rifles and am
munition marched to a hall being bull
by-the Hlbornlans, utterly demolished It,
and subjected thcTliouscs of local noman
Catholics to a fusillade of shots, with
such provocation In the north, the arm
ed attength of tho Sinn' Fein In the
south must have grown easily.
The official statements give the num
ber of casualties on tho side of the
goverriment as nbout a dozen killed and
twenty more wounded. Wo are loft in
the dark as to whether any connection
exists between unsuccessful descent or
Sir Roger Casement and his Germans
ik. TtaU naat sin nr nhnllt UOOU
Friday morning and the Dublin tput-
breaK on uasier xuonaay uiiuiuu.
Ths Dally Express said today that the
nKnM.ifr fAliiftannA with Which the
chief secretary for Iroland made the
announcement In Commons yesterday
mignt wen icaa 10 mo ueuci nmv nm
situation Is more serious than the gov-
Tilth tho Times, urged sharp measures
to out down tne reDcmon.
Clan Na Gael Leader
Before U. S. Grand Jury
The Department of Justice Is Inves
tigating alleged German connections
made by certain elements of antl
Brltlsh Irishmen In tho United States,
It In learned today.
John Devby. editor of the Gaelic
American, was called before a New
York grand Jury early in April. As
the recognized head of the Clan na
Gael In this country, significance was
attached to his presence. Nothing has
been told of-the nature of Devoy's tes
timony. That certain Irish-Americans had en
gaged In propaganda designed to em
broil the United States with Great
Britain, bcsiaes coloring American
sentiment In favor of Germany. Is the
belief ot the department. Devoy had
been under Investigation, It was said,
before he was a witness.
LONDON, April 2, A wireless dis
patch from Rome, circulated by a newa
agency, reported today thai Pone Bene
dict strongly disapproves tho Dublin
disturbances.
"His holiness has ordered that a tele'
nam be sent to the Archblshon of Dub'
fin, requesting particulars and recom-
minoing mat mo people remain quiei,"
tho dispatch said.
Serious Nature of Revolt
Indicated by Cables
NEW YORK. April 26. Official dls
patches passed by the British censor
brought lite only news today of the
progress of the Irish rebellion, but tho
seriousness of the disorder Is Indicated
by the announcement that troops had
been dispatched from England to Dub
lin. . ..
The British troops probably were
transported across the Irish sea from
Liverpool, only ISO miles from Dublin.
Other contingents from Belfast had to
travel less than 100 mllCH.
Irish-American leaders who claim to
have received cipher cable messages say
ing that the rebellion rpieadlng,
and that Loid Wlnborne whs held as a
hostage, are without additional Infor
mation today. '
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THE WEATHER REPORT
The forecast for the District of Co
lumbia and Maryland Overcast tonight
and Thursday with probably showers;
cooltr Thursday. Light to moderate,
variable winds.
Vlrclnla Probably local rains tonight
and Thursday; cooler In cast and cen
tral portions Thursday. Moderate, vari
able winds.
TEMPERATURES.
(U. S. Bureau.)
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n a.
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11 a.
in.
60
12 noon so
1 p. m 00
TIDi: TABLE. '
High tide 2:W a. m. and 3:25 p. m.
Low tide 9:37 a. m. and 10.07 p. m.
SUN TABLE.
Bun rose 5:00 Sun sets 6:18
Light automobile lamps 7:H p. m.
MARTIAL Li AT
DUBLIN
DECLARED
T
WO
Violent Bombardment Along
West Bank of Meuse and
, French Left Wing.
PARIS, April 24. An Intense bombard
menfofAVocburt wo6d and Hill 3d by
heavy r German guns last night, Is re
ported In tho official statement from the
war; office, 1ut no 'Important Infantry
actions occurred 'on theiVerdun front.
The bombardment was violent on the
whole front West of the Meuse, but at
tained Its greatest Intensity an the
French left. In the Woevro, German
nowiizers pinyea upon i'rencn position
around Haudromont and Ronvaux.
The Germans attempted to attack a
small FrehcTi post nirth ot Embermcnll,
in Lorraine, put were repuisea wun
heavy losse. Prisoner admit-that tho
Germans' also .lost hcntllv In VrnterdAv's
attacks against tho French salient nt
La'.Chapellctte. -
Norh of the Alsne, French troops
if yesterday's1 attack which .resulted .In
tho,ctfpturedf a SWall wood South 'of
najssbncesiwere, dispersed on the Palssy
and Troyon1 sectors.' . .1
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Three Zeppelins Were "j
In Raid. on Kent Coast
luhuun, ..April as. xjiree , zeppeiins.
witnin'.twenty-rour hours. , i
An" early statement) from' the' war.of
flcesaitl they were driven off by brisk
fire from anti-aircraft guns and ap
parently did little or no damage.
British warships, which engaged the,
German squadron that atack Lowestoft
yesterday morning have returned to
their base, bringing about a score of
A,"
wounded. The British ships were only.
slightly damaged. -1 '
.The war office , has abandoned hope
for' the safe. return .ofi.th Brjtlsh avlat
tor reported missing after yesterday
morning's combtned'Zeppetin and' cruiser
raid. , ' i
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Germans 'and Japs
Seek, Cabwa's Fall
MEXICO CITY. Anrll 2ft. Mmv nr-
man officers 'are 'directing the Gtistn.
malnn revolution, seeking the overthrow
of. President Estrada Cabrera, it 'Is
I0ATOn.. Hill ItlA .TAnillM nirmrtim ...
supplying arms and. ammunition. 4
Three columns of revolutionists are 'in
tue neia. hey are under the. leader
ship, of Gen. Isldoro Valdez .and Gen'.
Jffnaclo Toledo. unit hnvn fmnrl oah.m.
erable progress.
Tlie Liberal 'and Constrvatlve leaders
have united In their revolutionary mqve-
iiici.i. aiicit inuiturni truniains a Qe-
...a..u w ,owut aim mim iciurins ana
Improved educational facilities.
The Mexican government has learned
from trustworthy sources that reports
that Gen. Felix Diaz Is In Guatemala,
seeking support for a revolution he Is
to start In Mexico Is without founda
tion. -
Lecture-Recitals to ,
' Commence Tonight
The first of n -series of ten lecture
recitals under the Joint auspices of the
service department of the Y. M. C. A.
and the Pcabody Club of Washington
Is to be given tonight In the assembly
hall of the Young Men's Christian As
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The lecturer this evening will be Miss
Maud Randolph, whose, subject will he
"Tho Appreciation of Music." The lec
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