Arizona republican., 1921-01-24
SATURDAY DEATH .TOLL IN BELT AST. REACHES ELEVEN; |SINN FEN FIRM
Leader of Irish Movement Says Records of Violence Prove Martial Law Is Not Effective
rRepubIlcan A. 9. Leased WIrel

BELFAST, Jan. 23.-The body of 1 former soldier, Denis Dyer, was found yesterday near Bandon. A label was pinned to the clothes saying that he had been condemned as a spy.
 Two farmers. William Elliott and,l William Charter were kidnaped yes terday. Elliott's body later was found in bog near Bellinulee.
 who resided in County Galway were
 Dublin Castle reports three men shot dead Saturday while attempting to evade arrest.
 One constable was killed and an- other wounded last night while the constables were going from Clones, County Monaghan, to the scene of burglary.
 Three constabies were fired on while proceeding to the barracks at Mon ghan. Two were killed and one se- riously wounded.
 Two constables who had been shot dead and another who had been wounded were found Saturday night on the Stranooden road.
 The constables, Hegarth, Taylor and Clark. went for walk in the country Saturday night. On their failure to return a searching party was sent out
 The bodies of Hegarth and Taylor were found in the road about a quarter of a mile from the barracks. They were riddled with bullets.
 Constable Clark was not found until today, when he was discovered uncon- scious in a building near where the bodies were found, It is supposed that, after being wounded, he managed to crawl into the building. He was re- moved to a hospital, where he was found to be suffering from six danger ous bullet wounds.
 Sergeant Kemp. who was wounded in a bomb attack at Armagh about a week ago. died today. His was the eleventh death from violence during the weekend.
 Military Take Buildings DUBLIN, Jan. 23.-All buildings in Palace street, which overlooks the main entrance to Dublin Castle, have been communicated by the military. The residents have been ordered tc , leave before Thursday. The weekend
 in Ireland was marked by further
 bloodshed. Eight men were killed and
 two wounded. according to @ Dublin
 Castle reports.
 Constable Johnston, who wa:
 wounded in an attack on the Parnel
 bridge in Cork January 4, died today. Sim Fein Undaunted CORK Jan 23-'sThe Sim ,Feinerl . are as far as ever from any intention i. of accepting the partition act, thougl V it is probable they may be prepared t = utilize the electoral machinery pro if vided to ascertain the sentiment of tn n people" said Professor Alfred O'Rahil q ly, registrar of the University of Corl ! and a leader of the Irish movement
 today.
 s y'T do not doubt that the Sim Fein
 CTS would be returned by a larger ma
 jority." he added; fin fact, the Sin
 Feiners never were more united.p
 He said he was skeDtical that ther r as reported six months ago. -t What ever might have been the cas 9e then" he declared, it is certain tha 'a the Sim Fein is solid now. The couE - - try is becoming accustomed to terror . l ism and the governments attempt 5I9 break its spirit by violence has onl N; strengthened the peoples determinA 'u tion to continue the struggle. ol Many Sim Feiners opposed gueI 'e rilla tactics when they were frs
 adopted. preferring pacific resistanc v but their minds have been changed b I events"
 Discussing the possibility of peac
 he said:
 - q am certain that the Sim Fein wi
 not attempt negotiations until the goY
 ernment is prepared to meet the Da 1e FIireann. The published records of viC W lence are enough to show how ridicl 1t lous is Major General Strickland
 claim that martial law has broken Il
 organization of the republican arm o4 The organization probably has chang, - and probably is much less centralize " but for the purposes of guerrilla wa 's fare it seems as effective as ever"