Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-14
of British Mill
tary Evacuation Adds to
Difficulty Dangerous
Tension Exists Between
North and South Mich
ael Collins Disclosure Of
Alleged Plot InAarnes the
Country English Gov
eminent Watches Events
With Anxiety.

Of Belfast this morning and by mid
day the death roll since Saturday had
becn Increased to; 18 by the deaths
Of two men, who were victims Of flying
bullets in the streets during the noon
hour. The number of wounded atSthe
same hour had reached the total of
approximately fifty,
In the main thoroughfares Of the
city business proceeded apparently as
usual, but in the storm centers. the
sniping was frequent and dangerous.
Shots were flred into Royal avenue,
the main thoroughfare Of Belfast,
then crowded with shoppers. One
man wea wounded and the. driver Of
ths ambulance, which was rnsheds up
to carry him of. reported the am
bulances had been fired upon. s, ~
Prextnn61y q man had been found
deaS> iii: Little York street nine
teenth vtctisH the lighting: 4 q
. -Four Wounded C3iiIdren Die.
Belfast, Feb, l4.z-(By the Mood.
= atedsiP ress. y Shooting broke Eout in
the, North Howard street area at 9
O'Clock this morning but no casualt&ea
Four of the children who &. were
wounded in yesterdays bomb; attack
in Weaver street died in the hospital
during the night. Twenty-Five per-
sons were wounded by the missile,
but 13 were senta home after hospital
treatment.
William Warning, q caretaker OF
Orangehill. in Clifton street, was shot
in the neck today and is in q serious
condition. 4 a ,y
A truckman leading a horse through
Clifton street, near the scehe OF the
Warning shooting was stopped by 2
fred point blank at the truck driver,
wounding him in the abdomen. He
Is in a critical condition.
The police today were again pa
trolling the troubled districts CT the
city in armored cars to forestaN any
serious outbreak. The majority OF
tho shows along North, Queen stree'
have been obliged to suspend 'ousi'
ness.
Martha O'TIanlan, aged s1s, who was
wounded in the neck and arm by the
bomb which exploded IN Weaver
street last night said at the, hospital
this morning that she and number
Of companions were skipping rope on
the sidewalk when the bomb was
thrown among them.
On Beachfield street, ein East Bel.
fast. girl was struck in the breast
by a bullet. She was still alive this
afternoon.
The Society OF Friends IN bsifas'
announced that they would noio -
meeting tonight to pray TOT peace
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Serio1s satnason.
London, Feb. l4..l6y sne sa.i, Assoca4t,
ed 'Press)-Michael Colnns. oIanasi' InnlIs
disclosure Of an alleged rePuDn"s,l a'a,,
plot to overthrow the provlnonaa kos:
ernment, the sudden ana nne1piaanse
suspension Of the BRUSH miAtars
evacuation and dangerous. tensaon .ss pe
tween the north andS soItn nsXe ,,t.nr Sv,.
bined to- produce = serious sNudu DAY 'a Ivy =
in ireland.
The outcome no one neIe ssn vses =.
to forecast more oelini!ey ns..,,,T ~
specuhting on the dreaasa possaDln.
ties. but dispatches snow tnat tne me po' o
sitton on the froneaer rs y. nos i rs.
moved from q state o. .MaI. int
prospect OF ctvn war - Desns Sus. sa.iSas.
y y dsseusosa dss noseh' IN Se'ias' A"q
Dispatches sent Dy benass Sose.
spondents Of the London newsgSpe.. y,1pts.
represent the temper nI ,,n,... e. ~.
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