London, June 26.
The bomb explosions in London during the night from Saturday to Sunday have resulted in the greatest activity at Scotland Yard,—Until the late hours of last night all available members of the force were employed in a search for the perpetrators of the bomb outrages but no arrest has been made so far and of the four persons arrested on Saturday night three were released after the police had satisfied themselves of their innocence.
All railway stations in London have had special guards installed and the Air Ministry has issued a warning to all detachments of the balloon barrage organization to be on the lookout as it is feared that the Irish extremists may choose the equipment of these formations as the object of their next outrage—Trans-Ocean.
"Down with the Jailers"
London June 25.
Two hundred Irishmen paraded through the streets of London today and, after the procession, some 2,000 people gathered to hear soapbox orators criticise and place on trial "British imperialism since the days of Cromwell."
The men wore brassards of orange, green and white, and carried banners with inscriptions such as these: "Ireland will never have peace without liberty," "Death rather than conscription" and "Down with the jailers, Craigavon, De Valera, Chamberlain and Franco."—Havas.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.