24. Please acknowledge. _Issued at 5.15 P.M._

Copies to

Diary I.

Diary II., etc., etc.

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"Detroit aldermen yesterday adopted a resolution asking for the

freedom of Ireland from British rule.

It is addressed to the president and was introduced by Alderman

Walsh.

Other Irish patriots eager for the freedom of Erin who did sign

the resolution were Jacob Guthard, William H.C. Hinkle, Joseph H.

Bahorski, Joseph A. Miotke, Anthony Nowe, Herman Zink, Charles

Braun, Charles A. Kocher, Oscar A. Dodt, John C. Bleil, Ralph G.

Mitter, Alexander Dill, John A. Kronk, Herman Schultz, Albert G.

Kunz, Frederick W. Wendell and Oscar Riopelle."

_Detroit Free Press_.

Your true Irish patriot doesn't mind what country he comes from.

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[Illustration: HOIST WITH HIS OWN PETARD.

MR. RAMSAY MACDONALD (_Champion of Independent Labour_). "OF COURSE

I'M ALL FOR PEACEFUL PICKETING--ON PRINCIPLE. BUT IT MUST BE APPLIED

TO THE PROPER PARTIES."]

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=BLANCHE'S LETTERS.=

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