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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
AD0LPHUS BUSCH III AND
PARTY SPEND A DAY HERE

Adolphus Busch III, grandson OF
he late millionaire brewer Of 81
louis, accompanied by his uncle, Ed
ward Magnus, and Joseph H. Blatt
friend, spent Thursday and Friday
sightseeing in Tulsa lu1 ,Fcre guests
AZ Hotal Tulsa until the departure OF
the nRht train for the north
Young Busch intimatod that the
party was in oklahoma on husiuess
connected with tho Anheuser- Busch
company. manufacturers Of tho well
known brand OF near becf bat they
lId not Confinc their explorations to
he BeyO warehouse on East I'irs,
street They were very much inter
ested in the big office buildings. the
.nil industries and attFRcliye residence
districts and while here made gen
erul survey OF the Magic city
Tho ST. loGisans' came 20 Tulsa
Thursday from OklaHomn CITY They
did not make public their destination
On leaving but ARE supposed TO have
rgiurncd 90 their homes f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
/ WOULD STOP WILSON TALK
Sherman Proposes to Ask
President to See Senate
Before Speaking.
SAYS TAFT IS MISLEADING
Borah Assails Position of For.
mer President; Reed Is
Speaker Today.

WASHINGTON, Feb gl.-Critlcis.
| ing the league OF nations as "thc
most radical departure" from prcsl-
! dent Washington policies and as
spelling the end Of the Monroe doc
! trine Senator norah OF Idaho. re-
! publican member OF the foreign re-
| lations committee. declared today In
the senate that before the plan was
adopted the American people should
| be allowed TO give "A verdict on II.
The Idaho senator who recently
declined President Wilson's invita-
| tion to "A white house conference
| next Wednesday To discuss the league
constitution, insisted that the United
States should steadfastly cling to the
Americanism as established by the
fathers and as recently defined by
former President Roosevelt and In
the course OF his address he charged
former President Taft with making
misleading statements about tho ef-
feet OF the Leagues plan on American
policies.
Is Applaudcti
When Senator Borah concluded
after speaking about an hour, an un-
usual demonstration occurred. while
crowded galleries applauded, sena-
tors and visiting representatives.
crowded around the senator seek ing
to congratulate him. Among the
senators were several democrats, in
cluding Thomas OF Colorado. Gore OF
oklahoma, Smith OF Georgia and
Vardaman OF Mississippi. The dem
ons,ration continued for five min
utes, while senate business was COM
pletely suspended.
AZ 4,
Sherman OF Illinois. republican. In
troduced resolution which went
over for future discu ssion. proposing
the the senate request President VIII
son not to discuss the League until
after he confers with the senate, the
coordinate treaty making branch,
and to preserve an impartial and
unbiased mind" on the subject
The resolution which Senator
Sherman plans to discuss soon re-
cites that comment on the league by
the president before he confcrs with
the senate would be 'unwise, un-
diplomatic and calculated to promote
discord' with the coordinate body.
Tomorrow the attack on the league
In the senate is to be continued with
Senator Reed Of Missouri, democrat,
speaking Senator Hitchcock, chair
man OF the foreign relations commit
tee. and Senator Lewis OF Illinois.
democrat whip, are reported plan
ming addresses In support OF the
league early next week
Senator Borah said he made his
speech today especially because Of
what ne termed misleading state
ments Of former President Taft lie
vigorously disagreed with Mr.. Tafts
assertions that the league does not
conflict with the Monroe doctrine
er Washington's Injunction against
entangling European alliances.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
PREMIER ClEMENCEAU
NOW OUT OF DANGER
Physician says French I<~dcr Il In
Excellent ConditioD--Many WIS.,
itors Rcccivei nj Homo.

PARIS Feb. 2i.-M. Clemenreau
spent shert time In his garden this
morning He had luncheon at mid.
day and his appetite was good After
luncheon he rested for n while and
thcn received General Petain at 2
O'Clock
Cardinal Annette. archbishop OF
Paris. went to the premier's residence
today to transmit TO him n dispatch
from Cardinal Gasparri. the pepal
secretary OF state. on behalf OF Pope
Benedict
This afternoon the premisr's Wis
itors included Major General Nor
dacq, head OF the military cabinet OF
the military cabinet of the ministry
OF war; Miss Margaret Wilson,
daughter OF President Wilson; Victor
Boret the French food minister anu
Captain Rene Fonck, tho French
ace or aces
Doctor Florant. whose name
headed todHy'g morning bulletin, IL
NJ. Clemenceau'H personal physician.
Doctor Florent declared he consid-
cred NJ. Clemencehus condition ex-
.ccllent
II consider NJ. Clemenceau out Of
danger" he said AS for the ex-
uacting OF the bullet, this need not
he thought OF at least for tho pres
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22

OKLAHOMA BANKERS HOLD
LARGE MEETING At ENID

Special 20 The World
ENID. Okla, Feb. 2i.--One hun
dred and seventy five @ bankers were
registered here today TO attend the
meeting OF group two Of the state as
sociation. which convened In this
city. ]. l. Pope OF Woodward spoke
In support OF Gov1rnor Robertson's
good roads program, and urged that
communities add to the fund by
furnishing materials and thus pro-
vide roads not included In the state
highway
w. H. Harrison OF Wichita sus-
tanned the charges OF Gov. Henry J.
Allen OF Kansas. that there we-4
military failures In France. He
claimed the charges had been proven
by men In the overseas service. Hs
urged that the guilty ones be found.
who. for the greed OF gold. delayed
supplies and equipment, and the ones
guilty. OF falling TO send troops, who
he declared ought 20 be punished.
Lieut. g. g. Nash. a Canadian Of
ficer, told OF his experiences at the
front
Wiln Hammond OF Mcdford aad
John Luckert were awarded scholar
ships for winning the poultry and
corn and sheep prizes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
MAKE REPORT ON MONDAY
Final Action to Be Taken at
That Time; General Sys-
tenn Altered Little.
TO NAME CODE COMMISSION
Lower Branch Passes Measure
to Recodify State Laws; 8
Members Compose 1t.
words Capital Bureau,
Cliryin Hotel,

Skiryin Hotel.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. ell
With the senate road map practically
agreed upon tonight, the senate is
adjourning over until Monday. at
which time the committee will make
Its final report, and the road bill
takes its place, upon the senate cal
endar.
Many important and material
changes have been made in the map,
As IL came from the house. In fact,
the senate road map as II stands to-
night. may be referred to AZ an en-
lire redraft OF the original house
map.
The present mileage OF the hoHse
: map is variously estimated at from
1000 to 1900 miles. The senate map
as today agreed upon, is estimated to
contain between $500 and $500
miles, and the principal changes In
mileage occur in the more sparsely
settled sections of the state. and are
not cutting any material figure In
The general statewide system.
The house committees substitute
for the bill by w. l.. Cheatham OF
Bristow, which provides for the ap-
pointment of a code commission. has
been finally passed by the house. The
bill provides for the designation OF
commission eight members OF the
legislature, four OF whom are to he
selected by the president OF the
senate and four by the speaker OF
the house Of representatives. who
shall have charge OF the work OF re-
codifyinE the statutes. Ten dollars
a day is to be their pay. The COM
mittee must begin Its work within
Is days after the adjournment OF the
legislature and its task must be COM
pleted when tho next regular session
OF the legislature is called.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
Loss of $20,OOO Results
From Fire at BLanc0

Special 10 The World
MALESTER. okla FEB. Fl Fire
starting IN one OF the business houses
which for time threatened the de-
struction Of the entire town OF Blanco
4 mining camp OF 500 people near
mere. caused property loss OF np-
proximntely $1,000 before II was ex-
ineulshed The postofficc and three
other buildings were destroyed and
.wo others damaged Only the sud.
den change OF the winds course saved
lhp town
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
Wire Briefs
AGREEMENT NOT
REACHED ON STRIKE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.--Eepre-
sentatlves of the building trades en-
ployers association and leaders OF
building trades unions directing a
nation wide strike OF the associn-
lions employees failed to reach an
agreement at conference called
here today in an effort TO terminate
the walkout. They will meet again
Monday at the office OF Secretary
of War Baker in Washington
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
ASSASSINS KILL :. WOUND
Peace Congress Not
to Consider Panama
Canal Regulations

by The Associated Trc.,
PARIS, icb. si--It has ,ir-
tnnliy been decided thai there n
no possibility OF thWrnnnmu canal
or of amy North \mcricnn water
way coming before the peace con.
ference ~ the subject of proposed
international regulations. The spc-
cinl commission on the subject Of
international waterways. II l. be-
hcNcd, will confinc itself entirely
To "A discussion of European rivers.
making the ground for the existing
arrangements between the United
states and Great britain relative
to boundary waters sufficient.
II Is asserted that the Paiihmn
and Sucz canals nrr not regarded
ns International waterways. cnch
being within one country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
BILL FOR CONTROL BOARD
PASSED BY TEXAS SENATE

AUSTIN, Texas Feb II The up
per house of the Texas legislature to.
day passed a board OF control bill
which proposes sweeping changes In
state affairs The plan OF the measure
is that purchasing ot supplies for al
state Institutions and departments hC
placed under the supervision ot n
board composed OF three members
II the bill becomes law this board
win control the expenditure OF more
than 81, 200 900 q year ana scvern
state departments will be abolished
Roth house and senate adjourned
untn 10 o'clock Monday morning In
commemoratIon OF Washington p
birthday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
Government Given Securities.

BASEL. Feb. sl--As result OF
Matthias Erzberger's appeal to cap
italists In the German national AS
sembly on Tuesday for money to pay
for foodstuffs to be bought from the
entente powers. number OF persons
have placed all their foreign securi-
ties at the disposa OF the govern
m eat according TO Welmar dispatch
to tho General Anzieger OF Frankfort.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
COTTIN TO BE TRIED
BY COURT MARTIAL.

PARIS, Feb. 2l.--( (Havas) Emile
Coffin, the assaIlant OF Premier
Clemenceau. will be tried by court
martial instead OF by "a civil court
Captain Bouchardson, who4investi-
gated the Bolo Pasha and other
cases for the military court. will
conduct the investigation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
HOUSE PASSES
RAID APPROPRIATION.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 2l.-The
bill appropriatlng s750.00O,00O for
the railroad administration revolv-
ing fund In addition to the $780,
O00, 900 carried In the act which pro,
vided for federal control, was passed
by the house today with Is negative
votes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
Jan Agreement Dcnicd.

WASHINGTON, Fpb 21- = IN n
cahlegram to the Russian embassy
today the Dmsk government asked
that the embassy deny most en-
phatically" the rumor OF an agree
meut between siberia and Japan uu-
der the Omsk government, accepted
an offer ~ men. money and nrms
with which TO fight the bOlshevikl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
PADEREWSkl GIVEN
ALLIED RECOGNITION
Action IL Taken at MccuneTbr ~ b,
rcscntauyc~ Held Ia Paris; v
Government Turned Over.
U. S. GETS GERMAN SHIPS
Some or Gcrmnnys Hest VIII lie
Available for bringing Home of
American Troops.

PARIS, Feb ,2l -- Official an.
nouncement was made today that
the representatives OF the allies al
their meeting nt the DUAL d'Orsay
today decided that the allies should
recognize the Polish government
headed by lgnace Jan Paderewski.
The council OF 10 today referred
all transitory economic measures to
the special economic commission n
and permanent economic measures
TO n now commission which is to be
named shortly. according to an Of
fioial communication issued tonight
The council referred the Schles-
wig -lIolstein question To the com
mission on Belgian affairs.
An agreement has been reached
whereby the United States will OBJ
tain some or the best German mer-
-hant ships for Transporting Amer
lean troops homeward, Including the
lmperator, Graf Wnldersee, Pretoria
and J. G. Ham Brouchard. Tho I'm.
perator In a monster craft. second in
size only TO the Naterland.
Unfortunately the exit from the
channel at Hamburg became ctoked
during the war and the lmperatot
can not he brought out until the
channel IL dredged The sailing OF
the ships is being held up also by
food and financial complications,
The Germans raised the point AT tho
recent TrcveA meeting that the de.
livery of ships To the allies was dc.
pendent upon the delivery OF food to
Germany
Marshal Foch agreed to have the
food question settled by a commits
sion sitting here. but tn, commis-
sion finds this question is dependent
upsSn Germany's financial sltua tion
and her ability TO pay for fooI'Eho
Germans are ready 10 pay. but tho
allies are unwilling o..accept vast
sums OF deprecated currency which
Germany issued during the war.
This has raised the whole financial
question.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
LIEUTENANT DIAMOND MAY
HEAD YOUNG DEMOCRATS
Worlds Capital Buresu.
riryin Hotel

OKLAHOMA CITY. F'rb al -
Lieut.. Harry II. Diamond Of Holden
vile, IL n candidate for president OF
the Young Mems League Of demo-
cratic clubs and doesn't know Il ms
candidacy was started he-" tho other
day, when number Of his friends
who noted his return from France.
began talking about him ana the
next thing that came to pass ives an
Endorsement Of his candidacy FOR
lhe Presidency Of the league 40 one
hhd dreamed OF putting him forward
until the question came up while his
friends were talking about him.
Lieutenant Diamond Is n graduate
OF the state university. For several
vears he has been practlclng law In
lioldenylllc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22

BARTLESVILLE. obia.. FEB -
Dr. Thomas B. Dick son left Ramona.
Okla for Kansas .ity Wednesday.
He was 5s years Old AMI hal lived In
aRam,na for two yoars where no
rrpcticed medicine. prior % tina,
time he had lived and folloNSd his
profession at Chelsea. Okla ia
leaves widow. three sons and five
daughters. all Of whom live IN
Ramona.
Acquaintances at Ramona are un-
able to assign any motive for the
murder aside from robbery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
oklahoma Sues Kansas
Bank for Bank Funds

r., INDEPENDENCE. Kan. Feb. 2l,
s, 1e state OF Oklahoma through It's
i,'u,hey- general today brought suit
tne Montgomery county district
tourt seeking TO recover tltT00.53
raom n me Citizens National bank. de-
ppIVs''sd by the state TO the credit Of
~. logan County bank OF Guthrie
,oluen institution was declared in
invent January 30.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
INDIANA LEGISLATORS
TO SUPPORT GILLETT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.--The II
Indiana republican members OF the
house at conference today agreed
to support Representative Gillett OF
Massac c husetts for the speakership
OF the next house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
TWenfu-Sir Japanese 70
Held in Los Angeles

Los ANGELES. Feb. 2l.-Twcnty-
SIX japanese were lodged In county
jail here today as federal prisoners
charged with having entered the
country Illegally by way OF Mexico
They were arrested .in the Imperial
Valley Federal officers said more
thah 200 such arrests had been made
within tho past two months and de-
portatlons obtained.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
Inter-AIiied Commission
to Poland Is Fired Upon
by Ukrainidn Soldiers

BY The Associated Press
WARSAW. Thursday, Feb. 20
Members Of the iutcrnllicd tom
missions 10 Poland were fired upon
by UkrRinian soldiers white trnvcl-
Inr today from Crncow To Icmbcrg
on n Polish arm0rcd train. The del
egntion, which includes Professor
Inrd one OF the American mem
bcrs Of the mission, returned 90
traCUw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
CHARGE MAY NOW BE MADE
FOR INDIAN ESTATE WORK
"Stld 5 Washington Bureau,

, WASHINGTON, Feb, 21.--rnder
ne terms OF the senate Indian ap-
ptopriauon bill. when an attorney
snail render service In connection
Nith the estate OF restricted Indian
VI me Quapaw tribes or Eve Civil
.ed tribes. and where the estate IL
Sver $1,000, he shall charge a fee TO
e set by the Judge and this shall
hken out OF the estate. Hereto
ore this service has been rendered
rec The bill also provides $3.50
lOr an agency building at PaWhuska
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22

And worrying smile and a worrying
sigh.
Never was he in too much OF hurry
To think Of his troubles aud sit down
and worry.
The children, they worried him sorely,
indeed;
lIo couldn't afford to supply every
need
u gave him a horrible ~ Of the blues
To look at the holes In their stockings
But all the worrying this fellow did
Never purchased new shoes for the
feet OF 9 Kid.
They struggled along and they got on
without
The garments he frettsd and worried
And none Of his worrying. early and
late
Ever put any pie on Little girls
He worried because he was falling be.
Good lob, were seareer and harder to
Worried himself 40 he scarcely could
sleep
Because he'd a Job he perhaps eOuldn',
keep,
Inc fohErr ne worried, fhe worse mat
ters grew
Each worry seemed to be followed by
Mountains Of trouble loomsd up Ia his
way,
Bills kept on growing that ho couldn't
Got In corner and couldn't get on,
Blocked hv the things that he worried
about.
Don't he man Of the worrying Kind
Don't be slave OF . worrying mind
When you're 10 trouble land none lives
without ~,
Dou'i at and worry. Do something
about iti
Get out and hustle and keep in the
race,
Battle your cares with a grin on your
face.
Worrying never has paid up q bill
Or lifted mortgage, and IL never will.
Life and its Joys travel by. In hurry,
The chap who does nothing but stand
still and worry.
(Capyright, 1919. by Edgar A. Guest).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
Mericdns Rounded Up
in Oklahoma Deporfed

ST LOUIS. Feb. 81 - Twenty
Me1icans and one Austrian, rounded
40 by federal authorities In Iowa,
Kansas. Nebraska. oklahoma and
Missouri. as undesirables. left ST.
Louis today for New Orleans, La.
The Mexic9ns will be deported 10
Vera cruz and The Austrian interned
In Il southcrn-tdmp Il was sad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22

BALTIMORE. Feb 2l.--Mon-
slpnor william n Fletcher, b6 years
~ age. rector Of the Catholic ca
thcdral here since 1900, died sudden
" today OF heart disease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22

nv ] ne AAhntlAtfu lieHA
WARSAW. Thursday, Feb. 20 ---
The second important meeting Of
Europc's newest parliament, tho
Polish national assembly, was held
today and was marked by the formal
turning over by General Joseph Pil-
sudski Of his authority as dictator
and It's return to him, sub. set TO tho
approval OF the diet Ignacef Jan
Padcrewski, the premier, n 'ormed
the parliament OF the countrys stu.
alton and asked for vote of conf
dcuCc In the ministry
The proceedings were quiet and
orderly and the modest character Of
tho assemhlage gave the affair more
tn" atmosphere OF church than
that OF legislature
Premier phdercwski. IN n lengthy
address ringing with patriotism, de-
clared that the country needed u
large army and compulsory scrvice
In order 60 fight bolshevism. Sec
ondiy, h" said. another effort mus
hc made to prom Oto the prosperity
Of tn" workers and give them better
homes Land must be secured 10
the peasants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
Oklahoma Physician Is Beaten
to Death and Robbed in Hotel
THE WEATHER

TULSA. Feb. Maximum, 40
minimum, p9; north winds and cloudy
OKLAHOMA! Saturday clearing
colder in east poison. sunday fair.
LOUISIANA: Saturday showers:
sunday fair, somewhat colder
ARKANSAS: Saturday rain. colder
IN northwest portion: Sunday fair
colder in east portion
EAST TEXAS: Saturday fair. pre-.
ceded by showers In east portion. cold
r; sunday fair.
WEST TEXAS Saturday and Sun.
day fair
KANSAS: Unsettled Saturday with
snow In east and central portions: sun.
day probably fair, not much change In
temperature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22
HE WORRIED.

I'VE was one OF the worrying kind
born with, ] fancy, worrying mind !:
worried whenever II threatened to rain,
worried whenever the sun came sgain,
Because he was sure when the sun,
thine was DER
He'd wake up TO find IL was raining
once more.
lie had a worrying look In his eye
And . worrying smile and a worrying
sigh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-22

Hcvv Rosshauptcr. Bavartan min.
lister Of war. had bccn killed.
MUNICH. Feb. 2i.--Hcrr Aucr.
Bavarian minister OF tho intcrlor.
has bccr shot.
Tho shooting took place durinw
. scsuion OF the IandtsG, while Aner
was aliuding to the assassination
OF Kurt Eisncv. the Bavsrian pre-
micr.
Aucr fell. wounded IN tho ieSt
ssic, and Deputy Orscl was killed
and two other officials wcrc ae-
riously wounded.
Tho shots Wcsc fircd from the
public Rancvy and causcd . panic
among thc deputies.
Tho dict building now h be1n9
guarded By the military. ID
COPENHAGEN. Feb. si.--Rari
tcisnsr. the Bavarisn premier. vas
shot and killed today by Lieut.. Couu,
Aroo Valley. as Esner was on his
way from the foreign ministry IN
Munich TO tho diet. says . Munich
dispatch. The shooting scousrsd ~
ths Prannsrstrasss and death ~
Vsfted from two shots fired from bs.
hind Into his head.
Eisnsrs body was carried into the
foreio, ministry. where Il lies In the
porter's lodge.
Soon after the shooting the judicial
and polirs authorities arrived to IN
vestlGate the assassination. There
was great excitement In the streets
Of the city.
The diet. which was holding iss
first session today adjourned indef-
in!tely.
The count was attacked after the
death OF Eisner by q guard ana was
40 severely wounded that his death
is expected TO follow.
Spartacan forces In Munich Thurs
day stormed the police station and
arrested the chief OF police and sew
cral other persons. according to re.
ports from Berlin. The government,
forces attacked the Spartacans and
by 7 o'clock In the evening had re-
captured all public buildings.
Several soldiers were wounded in
the fighting Sailors who formed
the Spartacan Earrisons under the
name of the committee for pro.
lection" surrendered.
Early In the day the spartacans
had arrested the secretary OF Pre-
mier Eisner and two members Of the
council In addition 10 the
chief OF police. All those arrested
were released.
!.