1 Graiguemonagh Feby. 23rd 1916 To you, the Chief Sec. of Ireland, A Birrell & Lady Birrell, — to inform you
and King George in Parliament, to put
at, once an end to underhand robery of
riflen = (stealing) letters that come to us,
and answering them as lies and
Statements signed in our name, by
Coroners, Drs., JP.s., sevn. Joyce J.P., —
and numerous others, holding 12 letters
and cheques for £8000 from May 14th. '08
to Feby 1916 ... money cashed in Berlin.
These people are responsible for the war. He refers to Sergt. Benson, Graigue, as
knowing all about this. There is
still £80000 of his in the Bank at
Ohio, & he believes the above names are keep 2 -ing it from him etc., etc.
He calls himself in a number
of places:— We John Clean 3 the Right hon.
A. Birrell M.P.
office Lodge Castle of
Dublin
& house of Commons
Westminster London
Chief of Ireland 4 Mr. Connolly
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