Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-06

to the Qe1enSe OF us HoileS anu lam
lies, it will be impossible to ward
off attacks by the Bolsheviki hordes.
(By Associated Press)
Berlin, March 6.--The German Ma
t;onal Assembly or the Ebert gov
ernment is in honor bound to furnish
a safe retreat to German soil for the
former Kaiser and his wife, accord
ing to a proclamation adopted at
Pan-German League meeting at
Damberg, Bavaria.
(By Associated Press)
Amsterdam, March 6.-The strike
movement is making progress
throughout Germany, according to
advices from Berlin today. The pro-
posal for a general strike at Jena
has carried and general strike has
begun at EisenDach, where the situ-
alton is serious. Virtually all the
miners are out at Hambern.
(By Associated Press)
Berlin, March 6.-Government
troops occupied the city of Halle
Monday after sanguinary fighting IN
which thirty civilians were killed, ac-
cording to an airplane messenger
from Halle. The trpoos also suf-
fered casualties.
(By Associated Press)
Coblenz, March Gall German Of
ficers and men on duty in the zone
occupied by American troops must
wear uniforms when the appear on
the street, according to an order, eff
fective Thursday, issued by General
Dickman. The order is the result
of a tendency on the part of certain
German senior officers to wear civil
ian clothes because they dislike to
be compelled by general order to
salute all American officers.
(By Associated Press)
Saloniki, March 6.-An anti-Se-
mitic movement of serious proper
tions in Bulgaria is reported in the
Jewish newspaper Ell Liberal.
A bomb was found in the Central
Jewish synagogue at Sofia timed to-
explode when the edifice was filled.
(By Associated Press)
Berlin, March 6.-The strike situa
ton in Central Germany is un-
changed.
Renewed efforts by the Spartacans
to secure the proclamation of gen
eral strike at Dresden and Magde-
burg have failed.
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(By Associated Press)
Amsterdam, March 6.-Employes
of the telegraph companies, the post
office and the big stores in Berlin
have resolved to protest against
general strike.
The railway personnel has decided
not to participate, according to dis
patch to the Handelsblad.
(By Associated Press)
Berlin, March 6.-Considerable ar
tillery fighting has taken place since
darkness, in the vicinity of police
headquarters, which are held by gov
ernment forces.
(By Associated Press)
Copenhagen, March 6.-Negotia-
tions at Weimar have resulted in the
German government proposing that
the Soldiers and Workmen's Council
be made an organic part of the gov
ernment system, under new con-
stitution, Berlin dispatch says.
(By Associated Press)
Copenhagen, March 6.-Both Spar
tacans and government forces lost a
large number of killed in the fight
ing Wednesday before police head
quarters in Alexander Platz, accord
ing to a Berlin dispatch to the Po-
litiken.
TIE fighting was finally ended by
negotiations.
(By Associated Press)
Saloniki, March 6.-Fighting be-
tween peasants and the Bulgarian
forces in western Thrace and Strum-
nitza, as a result of efforts of the
Bulgars to requisition food and house
hold articles, is reported.
1t is said the Bulgarians are at
tempting to strip the country before
they are forced to retire.
(By Associated Press)
Berlin, March GA volunteer ma
rine division and portion of the Re-
publican militia which have been sup
porting the government have gone
over to the Spartacans.
(By Associated Press)
Paris, March 6-British and French
delegates are bitterly outspoken in the
Supreme War Council in criticism of
the food blockade which the Italian
government is maintaining against