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Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04

Premier Orlando wired home to Italy to protect the American embassy and American interests in that coun- try against any demonstration pro testing the stand of President Wilson. Page is the American ambassador to Italy and unless recalled by the ex- treme action of 8 diplomatic break will look after the interests of the Americans
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
CHINESE MOST DARING
 B0LSHEVIKI FIGHTERS

VLADIvOSTOK, May 3-Chinese coolies are the most daring fighters in the bolsheviki army, soldiers de clare who have returned from the Czecho-Slovak front. In the first year of the war the allies sent about 25,OOO of these Chinese into Russia to work in the forests and mines. They have been impressed into the Red army and they go over the top in the face of the most severe machine gun fire. Nothing stops them.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
Ranger and Burkburnett

THE TEXAS OIL FIELDS MADE FORTUNES for poor men, who were wise enough to grab the acre age when prices were low. They made their money in buying LEASES OF GROUND, not stocks. RANGER AND BURKEURNETT leases were bought a year ago for q few dollars, now they sell for housands,-Why?
 Because then they thought there was oil
 NOW THEY KNOW.
 OUR VICE BUY LEASES NOW IN McCUL- LOCH COUNTY. TEXAS. 10 wells are producing oil now. 50 shallow and 24 deep test wells going down. SURELY WISE OIL MEN WOULD NOT spend fortbnes drilling here unless the prospects are good. JESS WILLARD and TEX RICH ARD own oil leases in NcCUI- LOCH COUNTY that joins ours. We will sell Q , YEAR CONNER CAL LEASE on an acre of ground which is about the size of a city block for S15.00.
 YOU MUST BUY NOW Every new we'll brought in around us forces us to raise the price of our acres.
 WELLS are expected in every day. Then the price of these wells will will go uD. We believe that these leases will be worth S25OO to s10000 or more an acre in 60 days Buy lease on an acre for your self and the other members of your family. c
 PrOvident Oil and Lease Co.
 40 WHEAT BLDG,
 FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
ARE FROCKS FINE ART
 IS PROBLEM OF PARIS

PARIS, May 3.-This city is all ''het up" over the question of whether frocks are fine art. On the answer hinges their admissiOn to Paris salons as exhibits. Presidents of three great annual exhibits have held that Paris frocl1s are masterpieces and they soon will find their way into the art gal leries.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
SIBERIA DELUGED BY
 PROPAGANDA OF LAPS

VLADIVOSTOK, May 3.-Japanese propaganda is beginning to flood Si- beria. With the withdrawal of repre- sentatives of the American commit tee on public information, the Japs sent representatives to work with Baron Shibuzawa, Japan's unofficial representative in Siberia, in the spreading of publici:y favorable to Japanese in Siberia after peace is signed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
MUSIC

Band Leader Alfred Lued- ike, U. s. Army, will open a Music Studio and will teach all wind, brass and string instruments, also Harmony. Tuition will be $500 the month for beginners; 75
 cents the hour for advanced pupils. For information, address Black-Knob-View, Warren. Phone 690 Red.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04

Our ten-day stock reduction sale starts tomorrow. Kobey's, near the postoffice. M-4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19
Auction SALE.

AUCTION SALE
Five miles South on the Round
5 miles south al on Belmont ssla"n f road and 4
a % ( H!ie s EFF E 2sp
the following %%le eT2Rs1tz yin be sold:
2 John Deere Bindens
! Minnesota Binder
Emerson Gang Plow
i. ! ! G Gass, G snIiI Pl %,9v
] SsT :? e; double disk drill.
| New 22ft Bash Drag =
! New John Deere Disk
/ John Deere Disk
! New Manure Spreader
/ New Acme Hay rake
| New John Deere Wagon and box
l. Grain wagon. 4
- 3 drag carts
l o planter and 80 DDS of wire
y corn cultivator
1 Hero tanning mill
- 1 hayrack
l new grindstone
- l Ford attachment ~ N~
y 2 galvanized water tanks. 4
John Deere bob sled
- S set work harness ri M I
I new wheel barrow
!. ! 1.a Bay o Esldins weight 1900 lbs 6
~. Bay ! y es'ain ga colt, weight 1900
]. Black seiding. 1900 lbs. Asyears
Ss. s:y %, Sars. weight $500 lbs. :
! Bay mare, weight 1900 lbs. 5
Black geldins, weight 1900 lbs.
Il Black geldins, weight 1900 lbs.
/. 13 years old.
&Ztf- Row oa11tnr ryA{oh$ I'M 1A~s 4 A
years old 4D'
White gelding. weight 1900 lbs.
gray gelding. weight 1900 lbs.
] sorrel gelding. weight 1900 lbs.
I : Is years old
2 sucking colts
= 20 heads, consisting Of q brood
sows, 20 shoats, balance spring.
So CATTLE
heads. of well bred cows and
CHICKENS
- 100 fine chickens
-. GRAIN
400 lbs. barley good for seed. 800
- lbs. Durham seed wheat
= About 2 acres Of potatoes 50
. range
. 1 heater, washing machine, chairs
and many other articles too num-
I" erous to mention. Tools and many
items not lII1I 7tes;
One 1917 Dodge'5 passenger tour
Free Lunch at 1880
Sale Commences at 1900. O'clock
s1l4laf Sharp @
iNELSsA BERG. Owner
satp4 irving Stewart, Auctioneer
~ 80 o. L. Sande. Clerk
~ TERMS u
/. AMOUNTS $1,000 or less, all cash.
a Time will be given to Oct, 1st,
- 1896 on bankable paper drawing
. interest at the rate OFFS per cent.
= No property to be removed from q
premises until settled for -
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.
. EAST Grand Forks. Small house. barn .
= holds horses. S cows. Concrete .
: floors, granary, hog house, concrete =
ncors; a me hen house with patent .
= with milk house and two concrete :
: tanks. IA acres under cultivation, :
. balance In pasture. :
North 3rd St, one s room house .
. 600; worth the money. should sell /.
quick; one s room house $500. :
= North 4th St.. 8 oom modern house :
= finished In oak. good garage, 80 It. :
: lot, 5000; worth the money. $4,000 .
South and St.. good z room house, :
Tedern except heat. SO f lot, price :
South ard St.. Z room house. 50 #. .
Let lights. price $4,000, s roe :
. painted. Price $4,000: : room house. /.
= barn, garage. chicken house. good .
= we'll. .~electric lights. 50 It. lot. $i50o. :
: South 4th st; good 5 room cottage. .
. modern except hest. price $500; s :
house. modern except heat. ::
: .s7ee; 8. q. ies: s' seem sly m s,as!a I.
: except haat. stable. SO It. lot. $500. :
EAST SIDE REAL ESTATE. .
peMess Ave. :
: stx god business buildings priced :
: from tssoo 70 $4,000. :
: me FER Folk Co. and Kitson /.
3. D. wrIEs. .
!: oI s.. F's ss.s ss'i sel s:at :
ssssss
FOR aALE-eK noon HOUSE MODERN
but heat. Price $500. Close In on
payments. Ron Z st.
S ROOM HOUSE WITH SEWER, FOR
sale. OF N. 9Th st. Easy terms or win
tredet for farm. r. F. Jackson. 1901
FOR aALE-s.RooM DWELLING, ALI.
modern With. hundred foot lot River
ride Frank 3. Festham. Atty.
s ROOM COTTAGE. ALL MODERN
ss y PhoIe Avenue Easy
FURNISHED AND UNFIDRNJI9EED
houeeo tor oa2e:s ~reasonable. en- r.
meal times. lefeW. z.
!: lfonsy 70 - o. city property. .
: :. Hcdswan. sss FIRST Nat. !.
: Bank Bldg. ;
I s ss.s a ss.:rss s sss..l III III rs. dsss!
AoAEssFuR AALEsANp RENT. JOHN
q Doe CO. EssGSlishsd i0sS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19
EXCHANGES

SIX CYLINDER FIVE PASSENGER
touring car, will trade for goo<
house n lot. Lyons Auto Co.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19
AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED TO e11LI. THE
pamphlet on the inside history Of
Govnleyism in North Dakota by ;. d.
iished In America. News ssent. 3 i.
/, ply for particulars to j. D. Bacon,
:. Hotel Dacotah. Grand ForkA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19

Cut the picture on all four sides.
Then carefully fold dotted line l in
its entire length. Then dotted line 9
and so on. Fold each section under
meath. accurately. When completed
turn over and you'll find a. surprising
result. Save the picture.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19

MRS N 8. BAKKEN HAS RESUMED
her dressmaking at 421 University.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE;
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.

small store on So. srd St. at $4,000 =,
FOR SALE
$4,000. eo-s,room house. all modern. on
.. zoo. oo-e,room All modern house on
y, 7oo.oee-room house. all modern but
heat. on University Ave.
k4.eoo. oe-New 6-room house, ALL mod
ern. on Vernon Ave.
Fs,eeo .oo-S.room. all modern house on
$4,000. so-s.room. ali modern house on
South 9Th st.
a, $50. eo-7-room. all modern house on
South 9Th st.
s.. 900. os-S;room house. all modern on
s4.7ee.o1s-foom house. all modern. on
South 4th St.
$500. 00-S-room, all modern house, on
Belmont Ave.
$S,5eo. eo-9-room. all modern house, or
$500. oo-New Groom bungalow. all
s,,sso.oo-s-room cottage on University
Ave. city water and electric
1880. se-2 suite apartment house. all
modern, s rooms each.
'1sso.eo- s,.9s1 cottage; city y Y
ssi'e 81. ana cellar on North
a. aso. oo-7;room house. all modern. on
I1,2ss. oo-6-room house on Lone Ave.
city water and cellar. and So
foot lot.
University Ave.
acres Of land. clese-in on easy terms.
w. H. KELSEY
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19

REssMAKIN
Dressmaking Parlors

]. Suits, fancy dresses, or plain sew
! Ing. In the Herald Block. Room, ~. (
Call between 8 and IL forenoons.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19

W. H. KELSEY
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19
AUTOS.

mobile, six cylinder, 1916, Z passenger,
127 in. wheel base. run 5000 miles,
cord tires, 3 are almost new. two good
for 5000 miles. "A large comfortable
but light weight car, Will demon
strate upon request. Car may b. seen
at 41S North 9Th st. Telephone 334.
John M. Hancock.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19

FOR sALE-LATE MODEL BUICK
touring car. In first class condition.
car has been III for only 200.
ltwenty seven hundred) miles. Will
include extra outside and inside tire.
One cover for tire. Spot light, tire
chains, tire tester, etc. Price 1880. %.
No trades considered. Address 1o1 Her
III s-nEE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19
LOST n FOUND.

REWARD-F THE PERSON WHO
took large black seal leather bag Fri
day morning Sept. IL from .Dacotah
tents to E. W. Shahan. care Of Con-
gress Candy Co. Grand Forks, N. D.,
he will receive, $780, 90 reward and no
reward to be paid upon receipt Of bag
and half after owner has examined
contents. E. w. Shanan, owner, Repre-
sentins A. j. Walter Factory, st. Louis
Mo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19

LOST ON STREETS LAST NIGHT
bill book containing cards. Regfstra-
ton. Classification with home address,
Hines. Mimi. also 1890 in bills. Lib
eral reward on return Of same to 422
Sibley ST., East Grand Forks. u
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19

LoST-ENGLISH SETTER, WEIGHT
SO pounds. color white, covered with
lean Railway Express Co.. for re-
ward.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19
~sALEslnEN WANTED.

TEN MEN OR WOMEN, YOUNG OR
old. to sell in Grand Forks, nelghbof-
ing towns n surrounding country. q
article. No scheme. Honest business.
Call at once or write 3O4 Security
BuildinE, Grand Forks. N. D.. 1lij
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-19

LosT-BLAcK POCKET BOOK Be
tween Third St, University Ave. and
Fifth. Finder please return to Herald
for reward.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-29
Mr.. AND MRS. ]. A. KEY
WILL MOVE TO VIENNA

MIR. J. A. Key has formed a part
nership with Mr.. e.. Fem Powell OF
Vienna, where the young men will
conduct a Drug Store, Mr. Key has
for sometime been associated with
the Williams Drug Company as
Pharmacist here and was in the
Drug business in Macon for some
years prior to coming to Cordele. In
addition to his excellent business
qualifications. Mr.. Key is young
man Of sterling christian character.
Mrs. Key nee Miss Fay WAlliams, has
practically been reared in Cordele
where she has a wide circle of friends
Mrs. Key is an accomplished music
IAN Their friends will regret to lose
Nh and Mrs. Key as residents here
and commend them to the best peo-
PIE Of Vienna.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-29
SOMEBODY WON
PARADE PRIZES
PARADE PRIZES WILL BE AN.
NoUNCED TOMORROW

A committee consisting OF At
torney NJ. NJ. Fakes, Il S. Dunlap and
w. II. Williams whose duty was to
judge as to the best floa, ehe
parade, will make announcements Of
winners tomorrow. Some of the prize
winners have aleady been determin-
ed, but it has been though bes to
hold all till the work has been com.
pleted
IN the account Of the parade yes
telday in the Dispatch two real at
traction, mere omitted. not inten-
tionally, but because there was SC
much OF it, it WAS impossible to make
an accurate accounting.
You will laugh whom you know that
chicf Sheppard who headed the
whole show got by before any one
knew he ever had it in his mind to
brave the Thousands with him was
MISS Lou Hamilton. She was rot SO
taken up with the parade, bu, ii you
will watch her down at the fair
grounds you will make up your mind
that she has something 10 do with
the look Of things down there. How
these two ever managed to lead the
parade is puzzle which may be
time will unravel Mind You, ;hey did
their part just like two veteran ac-
tors.
and Mrs. A. S. Dennam with a
PRETTY decorated Franklin car pass
ed in the fore OF that big show, SO
wei and Hastily dressed I'D that it
would take a good o1e to get the
Franklin cut Of it. She was there and
in such way as TO make the judges
know it. They never overlooked her
Just keep your mind on that You
will hear mere of her.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-29
MR.. PHILLIP FFOFMAYER
BURIED IN ALBANY

Albany, Oct. 28.-At four o'clock
Monday afternoon the funeral of Mr..
Philip Hofmayer, who died Sunday
afternoon, was held at the residence
on Broad street. Rabbi f. A. Landau
conducted the services, Mr.. Hofmayer
was Vice-President of the Hofmayer
Dry Goods Company, one of the larg-
est wholesale esta blishments in south
Georgia. Death followed an acute i'll
ness of several weeks, which was pro
ceded by a much longer period Of i'll!
health.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-29
EI:;;EBEEsINE'Z..IEI} CHURCH
HAS NEW PASTOR.
REV. j. |. HELMS or PiNEHURST
BREACHES FIRST SERMON

At a special call OF conference last
Sunday at the Ebenezer Baptist
church. the new pastor, Rev. j. l..
Helms accepted the call to the pastor
ate and viii serve the church fer the
ensuing year. He preached his first
sermon for the church a the morning
services.
Ebenezer is one of the oldest Bap
tist churches in this section OF Geor
gia, having been organized in 1928.
The building in which services are
eheld at persent was constructed
more than half century ago, but it
is well preserved and has material in
it which was selected when the pine
tree was here in abundance. .
The congregation a. Ebenezer is
making preparations to take care of
the sessions Of the Houston Baptist
association On November 9Th and 9th
The new pastor will lend every as
ststance and a splendid entertain
ment program will be arranged BY
several leading members of the
church who were appointed as 2 com
mittee 10 look after the visitors at
the association eessfons.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-29
Elderly People Have A
Daily Health Problem
Stomach muscles and digestive organs
slow to act as age advances

IA FOST people 6nd the years Shipping BY
lVA without realizing il. unh suddenly
confronted with the fact tha. hey can
no longer digest everything they would Ike 10
eat. |, then becomes then daily tass to avoid
what they know 10 be chronic constipation.
When exercise and light del fail i will be
necessary to resot 20 arl:hciai means. Strong
physics and calhahics. however, are nos od-
visable for elderly people. They act loo
powerfully and feeling Of weakness sesulis
What is needed is laxaiivo conl-i:linss.
effective but mild properties. his is best
found in DR.. Cadwell's Syrup Fcpcia
which IS combination Of simple laza,;ra
herbs with pepsin. Ii ac.s gently and With
out gripping, and used 5ow days viii irain
the digestive organs &c do their work l.a'ur-
rally again without ether aid.
DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup PePsin has been
on the market since 1922 and was The
private formula Of Dr.. w. B. Caldwell,
who is himself pas! 60 years Ct age AID
still active IN his profession. Il can be
bought al any drug store fer Soc and 81
bottle, the letter containing enough 10 las.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-29
WOMEN ARE URGED
ATTEND THURSDAY
WoMAN'S DAY HAS MANY FEAT
uREs TO BE LOOKED AFTER

Miss Lou Hamilton, home demon
stration agent, specially requests the
women of Cordele and Crisp county
to attend the fair on Thursday. This
Is Woman's Day. Mrs Bessie Stan.
ley Wood, assistant state agent at
the Agricultural College, viii be here
on Thursday to assist Miss Hamilton
IN a demonstration Of a model kitchen,
the balanced meal and the school
lunch. These features will be made
interesting to all those who attend.
Mrs. Weed will act as judge in the
domestic science exhibits. She spent
year at Columbia University max
ing preparations for the special work
she is doing.
Miss Audrey Scott, home demon
stration agent Of Dooly county, will be
/ here to Judge the canning club work
and Mrs. Henry Mashburn, Of Ro-
hchclle, will be here with an assistant
f3o Judge the fancy work.
The canning club girls are especial
/ ly requested by Miss Hamilton to
meet her at nine o'clock at her Of
flee at the court house They should
wear their white middies and white
caps, but if they are unable to follow
tthis suggestion, they are urged to
come on time and be present.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-29
FRICTION BETWEEN
RACES NOT ALLOWEI)
SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
OF LEGION MAKES ANNOUNCE
MENT

Columbia. Oct. 29.-The activities
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colorde People which
viii tend to cause friction between
the races will nos be permitted in
South Carolina, according to rcsolu-
lions endorsed by the state conVen-
ton of the American Legion which
ended its sessions here last night.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-29
RAILWAY TRAINME'N
DISCUSS INCREASE.
HINES cONFERs WITH STRIKE
COMMITTEE

Washington, Oct. 29.-The first
wage demands of railroad employees
to reach a stage for decision since
the strike of shopmen psecipiiated
a general labor crisis last summer,
were up for discussion today between
Director General Hines and President
w. G. Lee, and the strike committee
of the brotherhood of railway train
men.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-11
!: ;.

BERNA. Suiza, Febrero 10.-An-
tes de partir de esta ciudad, a DON
de habia venido para tomar parte
Ell ell Conercso Socialista Obrero
que esti c%e!ebrando sus seslones
aoui. Hugo Hasse, lider lie los socia-
listas Independence de AlemanlaL
hizo algunas sensacionales revela-
clones. relativas al gran clerclto
QUE el Mariscal Won Hindenburg es-
til conccntrando en- IA region orien-
tai de Alemania. "bajo el preteSto
de defender la frontera rruSlana
contra los bolshavikis y %polacos,'
segun manifesto ell mismo Haase. Dl-
cho lider result0 electo miembro de
la Asamblea Nacional Constituyente
que Sc halla reunida en- Welmar, Y
en- vista de haber rec;oido sus Gre
denciales, ha partido va para esa
ciudad alemana.
Seeun declare Haasc. Hindenourg
esta organizando un ejercito de vo-
luntarios de 600, 000 hombres. en- la
Pomerania V en- la Prussia Oriental.
EN- realidad, dice Haase, no hay
ninguna dc invasion por
los bolshevikis o polacos, que anne
rite Ia concentration de II fuerza
tan grande en- esa frontcra. e Guar
tel General del Mariscal Sc halla en-
Tolberg. sobre la costa de- Baltico,
que es una de los PARTICIPATES CEN
tros del "junkerismo" del militaris-
mo Y del Pan-prusianismo.'
Es natural CUE, dadas las ~actuales
circumstances del pals, miles de
hornbres sc enlistaran en- dichc eJer-
cito. Despue< de unas cuantas esca-
IramuZa< con los p~olaeos 0 boslhcvi-
ks, este ciercito scra I'M instrument
to bien dispuesto, en- manos &c los
reaccionarios alemanes, y a II pa
labra de mando de Gstos puede 4
char sohre Berlin, o contra el eier-
cito aliado de ocupacion.
Agreg6 el lider socialista inde-
~pendiente. que Ebert V S~cheidemann
los ,iefes del nueyo gobierno inesta-
bic de Alemania, deperden en- mt
che del partido militarista prusiano,
per lc que no pueden r%rotestar con-
IRA Ia ~creaci6n de este ~ejercivo.
aIn cuando esten scguros de Que ii
fin V a Ia postrc habri de ser en-
plcado contra clos mismos.
EN- c~uaiQIier case, dice Haase,
las grandcs p~otencias asociadas, de
bieran vigilar los movimientos del
eiercito dc Findenburg, muy estre-
chamcntc V 81 fuera ~necesario, in
sistir en- que 81 fuer2a efectlva sc
limitara eXtrictamentc a las nece-
sidades ]requeridas para Ia detensa
de la frontera.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-11
Vuelve a intensificarse
Ia lucha intestine
en- Alemaria
En- las GALES de la ciudad de
Riel han tenido lugar muy
sangrientos combates

AMSTERDAM, Febrero 10.-En-
carnizados combatcs Sc han cstado
librardo en- las GALES de kiel. dcs-
de aver en- II tarlc. Ell motin Sc orr
sino debido q Que 1000 huelguistas
radicalcS in%tentaron asaltar los
c~uartelcs de las tropas de ~guarnici6n,
resultadc cue Sc ent9blara entire
estas Y aquelloS un renido combate
Ell 81 que muchas personals han re-
sultado mucrtaS V heridaS. Como re-
sultado de estos successes, SC Aa de-
clarado una huelga general.
Las tropas del gobierno caZaban
a los e~Spartacistas Gonde Quiera que
los encontraban. aUn dentro dc sus
propias casas. dandolcs una muertc
Immediate. Las ametralladoras del
gohierno emplaZadas en- las venta-
mas dc los cuarteles, ahrieron sa
fuego de rafaga sobre todaS las ca
lies q donde miraban, habiendo eau
sado una espantosa mortandad.
Tambien en- Bremen ia habido
~NlOle1JaS liCilaS Gil A"S SaiiSS 'S -"
ciudad ' sc sabc que el numero de
victimas alli pasa dc mil. Los espar-
tacistas han sido derrotados tanto
en- Kiel como en- Bremen. Los radi-
Gales habian dado ordenes dc que
tres torpederos salieran urgente-
mentc de Brcmcrhavcn, para que
fuerar en- auxilio de los rojos a Bre-
men. pero las tripulacicnes de los
citados barcos dc guerra Sc rehusa-
ron a luchar.
En- Vessel ' Dusseldorf, !as ella
SEES medals estan d~eclarandose en-
huelga como una protesta contra ell
movimiento eSpartacista. y sc espera
por momentos que sc inicie una ac'
ciGn militar para desalojar a los es-
partacistas del palacio municipal de
Vessel.
En- Magdeburgo los rolos atac&-
ron la prision con granadas de mano
V pusieron en- lihertad Il 100 priSio-
neros. Que Sc dedicaron en- compania
de sus libertadores a saQuear los
establecimientos comerclales de Ia
ciudad, especialmente las ioyerias.