Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-07

bel1aStA July ny stA!io <As'1NSe ',1
ment .by>.Free state sxruops has AheguEs
'3MNorth. donegal and ID clash be-
tween the, rival forces seemed im-
Ininent today. Reports from the Re-
fpublican ktronghoid at Glenveigh
Castle and Anchfort indicates that the
occupants are preparing for desperate
stands. TN .k% s
under Control. 4
-, Belfast, July 7.-(By they Associ-
ated Press. All Of tho Irish mid
lands are now under control Of the
provisional .gpvernInent forces.
The fightink at Clonyn Castle and
Rosmead houke at Devlin, county
Westmeath, enlded with the surrender
Of the RepublAc Acan garrisons to Cap
tain Conlon Of the Free State forces.
"A lorry load of ammnnition ,,Isa.s was
sacks of bombs, boxes Of gelignite, 40
reyolvers and 1b0 rifles. Plans also
ykere discovered tor the destruction OF
barracks and bridges.
: Royle., county; Roscommon was
taken by national troops under Major
General McKecn; after an attack last
ine several days. The Republicans.
driven from pillar TO post, MADE the'r
last stand in, hotel.
MO LE6lHa uoS0 w
It It is learned that in the fighting a,
BOYLE, .Brigadier General Michael
Dockery of the government forces
was shot doad. XII k<
.s: am stcp Toward Peace.
London, July 7.-(By the Associ
ated Press .)-The provisional lrisn
Free state government by IT'S SUP; SUP;
stantial victory over tne t insH.ssa' ~
. lfeved to have. taken a, long step to:
ward establishing itself firmly ano
bringing peace to Ireland.
: The ready response to, the nationa
call t. arms is regarded 'as encoura6
ing and as other proof that mos
lrishmen are back Of the new gov
ernment and opposed to the Repuo
lican extremists.
ever. that Michael Collins and hi
colleagues will; need all the supper
they can get to put down the remain
Ing resistance which. according to re
nnrts from some correspondents y
Dublin, is of important character.
These writer's say the strength 0
the dissentionists in the south an
southwest is greater than mas pee
supposed. and declare the task
SnHninr, this opposition Is likely t
,,s aIow and costly. In Cork, count
ana parts of the adjacent TERRITORY
.Rnnnblicans are reported to have tn
feid to themselves and 70 pc eHgase se
IL elaborate preparations to RESIST an
attempts against them by Ina fre
st It is predicted that the proyisstona
government will need to enron ~
diers "a the full strength allowea uI
der the Anglo Irish treaty and VI "
then have meme too many for t4a ~
of rounding up the guerrlila sDeno
acting under orders Of the nepApl
The arriyaI. iny Cork harbor a -!
night of = small squadron OF BrltAs
warshiDs lends additional color
a these reports. as it - belteveoIst -
\ /, vessels we've sent In anti cipanons
I serious trouble In that district an
possible attacks on the Br1usn lt'a ny =
Rbii Rspubiican headquarters at Ma
low & ieSGing daily bulletins clam
inr the irreGulars are holdlng ~
arSaaf' ana making rapid progress =
.5 saveral directions but there are
III masna, of@ sitting these or otner :.
i58 norfa from the south and soutnwoe
ISL ~ nnUin~' n IL the dimculties Of commun
IN csfson This applies also to fepor
Sa from practically All tne pros'ns1' y I
q, areas. 1. a.. = = I,
.g~ to- the where's bouts pf q De ! mon 'V'll :
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