"A column composed of soldiers and Royal Irish constabulary captured even prisoners in the neighborhood of Ferns (County Wexford) today. Wicklow, Ark, low, Dunlavin, Bagrulfown, and New Hoss and the Counties of Cork, Clare, Dimerick, and Kerry are personally quiet. The whole of Pister is quiet."

It is impossible to normal conditions in Dublin, and it is now possible to give the first complete account of the happenings of the last week. Hitherto news of the Dublin uprising has reached the outside world in fragmentary form, owing to the interruption of telegraphic communication, the censorship, and the frequent conflict of statement.

When the irreconcilable opponents of British rule in Ireland proclaimed the republic, their move was looked on generally as a mere display of fanaticism. 