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|The Guardian, Chartottetown, Sat., Feb. 23, 1900. 15'
Body Of Irish Patriot | Returned For Re-burial
DUBLIN (Reuters) — The re- nevin c
the new British Labor govern- ment. one point of controversy remained unresolved
Wilson made it clear that Casement’s controversial black ' diaries,’ said to show he was a practising homosexual, would stay in London,
Some persons they are forgeries meant to blacken his character during the politically-‘crucial trial when the United States was neutral and the British feared a strong
have claimed
emetery, resting place of
; action {rot the Irish Ameri- mains of Sir Roger Casement, the great Irish national heroes Teac! Irish patriot executed by the Daniel O'Connell and Charies can community. — - British during the First World Stuart Parnell. . ; | War, has arrived in Ireland for | Sea sean ee — sh cian label iad re-burial. '' Parliamen' leomied »N , ,— - British Prime Minister Widson British action as apother move m Re in at disclosed in the House of Com- toward the friendliest and clos- rector © Montrea aa mons in London earlier in the est relations between the (wo for ne aDeat and a wae sday y a day the arrangemenfs with the former enemies. reports) a valuable Canadian
Irish government for transfer of the remains to Ttreland by
The Glasnevin grave chosen
coin, collection given the insti-
Casement’s sister, Mrs. Ag- e tule may now be in the hands
Newman. has been await-
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The remains were exhumed nes
Monday night by prison authori- 198 the return of the body since ties at Pentonville Prison near 1925
London where Casement was) At his trial Casement was al- buried with common criminals |leged to have tried to pereuade after being hanged in 1916 for Irishmen among vader So - of- his efforts to free Ireland from | W4Fr in Germany to form an 800 years of British domination. |/rish brigade to fight against The British decision brought England to end nearly 50 years of Irish TO RETAIN DIARIES - agitation, legal action and ap- But in spite of the
of a private collecter. The mys tery centres on the Michaud collection of bills and paper money gathered by Father Jos- eph Michaud, a 19th-century Roman Catholic missionary. It} includes Indian gold coins and
money minted during French
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peals for the return of the pa- triot's remains.
Casement was executed after being captured near here where he landed from a German sub- marine during the war on a se-. cret mission to bring German military aid to push Britain out of Ireland
Just before his execution, ao ae Lm Casement said: WHICH THE CITY 7" ‘When they have done with; TREASURY WAS > y me, don't let my ‘bones lie in SAFEGUARDED -MADE FOR . Wy this dreadful place take me .
back to Ireland and let me lie there "’
FLOWN TO DUBLIN
The coffin was flown to Dub- lin by a special Irish Airlines plane which landed at nearby , Baldonne| military airport.
A 100-man army guard of
honor saluted the coffin, which ;
was met by government minis- ters and British Ambassador Sir . Geofroy Tory.
The coffin was taken to the
-‘niitary ehurchyard at Arbour’
Hill where the executed leaders
‘of the 1916 Easter uprising” A. SHIPRUILDER IN DIEPPE FRANCE, were buried ;
The Casement remains will eee yo FA ett lie in state at the little church BY THE PORTUGUESE ATTACKED |) until Saturday when they will | LISBON |
be taken into the Roman Catho- lic cathedral in the centre of the city. |
Alter requiem mass Monday morning, there will be a> cere- monial state funeral through |
the city and interment at Glas-
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