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Evening journal., 1920-04-02
TOLEDO N cLAAs AR. Irs ovvS

IOLEDU n lLAAS ALL IT'S OWN.
TOLEDO, April 2.-The census here
was well taken In the opinion OF Tol-
edoans They have no kick a is ssId
against the enumerators. That nufs
Toledo in class by Itself among
Aemrican cities. It Is held here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
OlLER VANGUARD
DUE HERE TODAY
Spring Training Starts
for Local Tossers
This Afternoon

Tho vanguard Of tho Tulsa West
crn league baseball club is 10 start
training hcre this afternoon and by
tomorrow practically the entire
squad Of 30 men viii be here.
Outtlcldcr Williams was tho first
arrival, the new gardener coming
In last night from Ponca CITY vii
liams 10 also pitcher and Ia highly
touted as a capable hurlcr and hard
hitter lie is listed as an outficldcr
with the oilers
In addition TO williams and bar
ucy Cleveland. Joe Morris. Watson.
and Jimmy Burke. who have been
wirtcring hero. about 20 mon are
expected today and tonight several
wiil not report to Bos- AhhoU unul
tomorrow.
The boys here today may get out
on tho lot Tor "a brief exercise. Most
OF the time will be put i'm IN distrih.
uting uniforms, and in tho players
getting acquainted with the town
ana each other
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

b' include but thcy insist ON ape
pointing n1r- partisan .Npcrts as
chicfr of certain miuistrio- hoping
thereby to Improve political and
economic conditions
In hu tho government offices
Yesterday Vor, went on as usual
aud huaincss la the city was NOT In
tyrruptcd Tho new government
warned tho socialists that strong
measures would bc tHken " they in
tcrf,red with vital industries
1T g. stated on behalf Of the gov
rrrmcnt that the government 's
aware that large part of tho work -
men will oppose u. but mat thero Is
no intention tu suppress tho work o.
ere or rob them of thuir acquired
rights At the Same time the gov.
crumcnt will tikr strong action "
the worhiucn attomp, To Use force '
German Fleet i,Indcd over.
\ dlspatCh % the Exchange Tclc-
graph company from Hamburg, "at-
ed saturday. states. 10 is reported
from kiel that the naval cont
mardcr thcrc has handed over thc
German tio,t to the now Berlin
government
The militia a. Frankfort attacked
tho barracks whore $uslN troops
we're ,rIrt good hut W. repulscd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
AMERICAN WAY CITED
Lady hstor Defics Opponents In Her
Fight Against English Liquor
Traffic.

LONDON. March l4-Amcrican
educational methods that helped tp
make the United states dry were
praised yesterday hv N,scountess
Nancy Astor. NJ. r., who is waging n
sturdy temperance fight in Great
Britain.
"in America The works OF tenn
perance was started so years ago,
she said. Children were taught the
evil effects Of alcohol. British chill
dren have not had that advantage,
but they must he warned. 1t Is a
right Of tho future generations.
What is II to he, I ask, the babies or
the brewers
THE drink control OF The gov
crnment must go further than the
mere regulation OF hours OF sale. 1t
should form the foundation OF fu-
turc prohibition.
when ! was campaigning for
election to the house OF commons at
Plymouth. all my advisers said: DO
not mention the liquor question,
The brewers will knife you ! told
them | certainly would discuss the
liquor question and ! did, In my
speeches. In fact at a unionist din
nor. when the men held glasses OF
liquor sloft, | told them II | had my
way ali the booze in tho United
Kingdom would be at the bottom OF
tho Soa.
The brewers and the distillers
will have just as much power as we
let them have"
That tho American born VS.
countess has the courage Of her con
yictions has been shown 10y her at
tacka upon the liruor interests since
she took her scat in commons
Although a militant In politics,
Viscountess hstor is tho last per
son one would pick out OF a group Of
women for the hold progressive she
is She has tho figure Of q girl, al
though she Is the mother of SIX chill
drcn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Changes Mind About
Dying, But Changes
Too Late TO SdUe

DENVER. March li.-Fhrls-
tan StrenE. aged SO, decided he
wanted To die. and failed in
spectacular attempt 10 blow him
self to atoms with dynamite.
Then he decided he wanted 10
live, but the poisoning from the
dynamite had permcated his sys-
tenn and he died,
Streng. a former prospector and
miner had had considerable ex-
perieuce with high explosives
Dospondent over ~ health, the
old man secured q stick OF dyna-
mite. Placing Il In his mouth. he
attached a fuse and calmly
touched a match to the taper as
he sat hack IN an easy chair
when nc sputterinG fuse had
burned "a within fraction Of an
inch of The can, the old miner i'm
pulsiyoly straiEhtcncd m and
clCuChinF his teeth, cXtinEuishcd
yho blazing fuse thus preventing
tho explosion.
whom Strong was found hv
nclEhhors. slightly burned ahou
tho face and tips from thc fuse
ho decided that "lifo ~ sweet.
after an and / guess I'd rather
live a while longer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
LAIN ksISI.I,
- INNOCENT

Amcrongon. March t3.--putch
government otficids saw they
are convinced former Emperor
WILLIAM of Germany Is not involved
In the counter revolution which has
swept the Ebert government out Of
Berlin. watch II being kept over
MIN. II h declared.
observers here assert, however,
y hot Count Hohcnsollvn has been
nnufuallN nervous during the last
fcN days. and has shown great i'm
patience at various times While
engaged in his wood saving. II is
Nad, h" has been seen to stop and
iun TO Andt fro, aud give other cvi-
dcnccs Of nervous tension
ON TUESDAY. the former emperor
completed tho saving Of his six
teen thousandth tree, and there was
quite celebration OF the event,
members Of the household and local
authorities of Amerongcn being
present The former empress has
boon In poor health recently and has
kept to her apartment closely
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
MIDDLEWEIGHTS
EN- ROUTE HERE
Reeves and Cramer to Ar
rive Soon Boxing
Comment

Bul Kramer and Jack Reeves
middlcwcights, who meet here Mon.
day night In the main event otc cu
route to Tulsa. according to wires
received yesterday hN tho Tulsa
Athletic club. krHmcrs wire said he
left Philadelphia saturday night
while Reeves dispatch stated that
he lcft Oakland at = O'Clock ycstcr-
day afternoon Kramer is due ~
arrive here Tuesday afternoon and
Reeves Tuesday night or Nodncs
day
Reeves and Kramer have hcon on
gagiuE I'm uummorpus encounters ~
REGENTS weeks and should therefore bc
IN good condition They viii wind up
their training here.
Kid Spack will likely fgurc iu
the FCmi- windup Tho Tulsa bantam
has hcon going good lately. ANA it -
the dcsir, OF the promotas to match
him With tough boy n good
match can be- made. SpaCk will bc
given the .w,ndup.
spack mocts frankie Manila, vet
cran bantam. at Righcart Wedncs
day night This viii provide - real
test FOR the TULSA newshoN, Hs Ma
Mia II u tough and clever boy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
E-SERVICE MAN
IS CUT TO DEATH

CoSTISutp FROM PAGE oNU.
Darncr declared he could identify
an I'm tho crowd.
~ was reported last uiEht by The
police that two Of tho crowd had
been captured aud identified and
that the Investigation of the affair
would probably bring more results
today
Mcrlc Browns body was shipped
last night To Eric. Pa. whore his
home is. lie was 2S years old and had
hccn IN Tulsa since last October. lie
was a uuchlu.st and was employed
at the Auto cylinder works. 301
West Third lie lived with brother.
Fred Brown, 5li North Denver
During the war he served Is month.
on the front ia France. and at the
time Of his death he was wearing
his army ovorcoat
Harucr ~ - years Of age and lives
at II North Wheeling with his
brothcr-iu-law. j. W Suhcrcr. lie Is
employed az tho Tulsa Armaturc
works. 3ti East Fourth.
Il have had my lesson, hc said
last night, and i,s never again FOR
me"
The two girls in tho case arc be-
ing held pending tho investigation.
and at the police station gave their
names as Margaret Deem and Madge
Watson. They deny any knowledge
of how the fight came about or who
killed Brown
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
GIRL DISAPPEARS;
SUICIDE PROBABLE
coNrINunD rRoM PAGE oNE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
she lived, which rendered assistance
impossible
When Mr.. Cooke reached home
that Friday night he was called on
the phone by another girl who said
she was q friend of Mamie and who
declared mat Mamie had taken car
boliC acid. and left "A note for him
at downtown drug store
The note. which is solf-cNplana-
tory follows.
mir. Cooke.
II am afraid TO die, but l want
to. ! am tired OF living the life |
have been living. and cant soc
any way to do better | had iust
as soon live In torment dead as
alive. | can't stand IT, II is being
forced on me. / have tried TO live
a Christian life hut failed. Now I
am through for good. n would he
bcitCr for mc 'O be dead than To
live tho NE thtf I am living hcrc.
! lctt mothers address iu tho
drawer guess someone will find
II. / want Nou 10 pray for me. /
know it won't do any good, hut
Mr.. Cooke, YOU know ! did want
to do what was right or I would
have mover come to YOU with my
troubles. | could have lived
better life if | had have had "A
chance. I guess I am doing wrong
in telling you, but told YOU IL
anything ever happened | would
let you know. | am going to turn
myself over 10 you now. Do what
ever you want to do with me"
When the girl called again Satur'
day she told the Cookies that Mis-.
Walker was still alive and that she
had begged to he allowed To sce
thom. The mistress OF tho house
however. refused, and in fear of the
woman tho unknown girl would not
disclose her name or the address OF
the place.
SUNDAY night thc cir, called again
and i'm a choking voice declared that
her friend had died.
Al first the police discreditcd the
entire story and refused 10 take n
seriously. according TO Reverend
Cooke who placed tho note aud the
facts before Chicf Charles Allen Sat.
urday Last night however. when
tho news Of her death came from
other sources thcv conceded It's
proha bili'y although they said Their
investigations had as vct disclosed
nothing, Her death haS MOI beer
reported 10 tho coroner or any un
dcrtaking firm, n was found las
night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

''j v1r uutu ne nation can deter.
mIur iIs course
GuaoN Nosko former minister Of
Nrfrus, l~ iu SuNuuN and is sup
Iutcd to hc organizing frcah tfunps
thurc. Members ot the old govern
w,W are in Dresden under the pro.
lection uf General Mackcr's troops
tNlucuIlor ktpp today received
'N' foreign newspaper tnrtcspou
Iruls ana briefly explained tho gov.
CIumruts policy lie reiterated chat
'hc government Loyalty would uIfl
the peace treaty as Gar 49, It's fuluu
mont could be rcconcilcd with Ger.
uHn honor ana the CouuttN's COO
nunuc future, and added
The government Is not reaction
any. " takes u. stand on dcmoC-
rocv We have raised the black.
white and red fag 10 jts place Qt
honor and We viii suppress any at
,rnpt 90 = general strike
~ lcipsic the trial of war erin.
irus will proceed and the Censorship
Nill be- relaxed
10 iH reported that tho dcposcd
Berlin government s receiving ad
drcSsra ~ sympathy from the other
bctmau governments expressing
/ the @htrpcst dlsapproll Of the M.
h"avdi several ~ tho German gag.
/ iisous are declared to have stated
| that their military forces viii rup.
| port the old regime
Chancellor happ issued proc
l1mali"n toiU, promising to order
/ i'c,iious Ter ,hc rclVhetag as soon
J Iu. quiet Is restored. Hnd add uf ,ha'
. drastic emergency docrc,v would ho
| .e'ocd only to an extent requisite FOR
| tho maintenance Of order aud the
! protection of the economic ne OF
! the country against usur1ous OK
| IploIi1tiou ana ,orruptuu
| Tho government. -aNs the procla
! nation, win protect thc vital scry
| ices and Tho workers. but win rcsu.
! ,utcly suppress any resistance Flee.
! Iope VIII be held within the next ca
1 days
General STRIKE Threatened.
lu his appeal Tor general strike
| Iusi1Nc liauct chancellor In tho
! Encrt cabinet SAYS.
This ia the sole weapon 81 "a,
! diHpotal of the workers Tor twisting
tho neck "f the now government"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
WANTS NEW CITY CHATTER
pawhusha Would Change Present
Form of Municipal Government.

PANHLSkA, Okla, March IL
With In hope Of better meet
ing tho demands Of city Of 10000
population, "a movement for n new
city charter has been started in
Pawhuska which would almost com
plctely change tho present form Of
government
Under the proposed plan the cleo
ton Of five commissioners would bo
provided for, one from each ward
and one at large, who would serve
the city at ono dollar a year
These commissioners would have
advisory control Of the city and
"ould he empowered 10 hire a busi-
ness manager The city clerk and
the police and fire departments
would be under the supervision Of
the commissioners the offices Of
city attorney police iudEc ana city
clerk to remain elective.
The present city charter, the poti-
ron AYERS. was designed To govern
n village such as Pdwhuska was
nut a fow years AGO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

-tvs , trutftl .v7 Berlin i'sphfri
rho Noskc for,es declared thcy
would romain faithful TO Ebc-t
strikers are demonstrating ia tho
streets Of Frankfort
According to tho same corrcspon-
don't thero also has bocu consider
nblr lighting between adhercnis uf
tho old and ncw regimes at Du@el-
dorff
In southern Germany the govern
ntcnts arc reported to be combining
= oppu4c the revolution.
cVording tn Central Ncws dis
Tat,h from berlin dated Saturday
rignt the foreign office offici1l3
ceased work. being unwilling TO
serve the new government Tho
ncw regime iss1cd a proclamation
announcing that tho first day had
passed without serious incident and
no bloodsbed. and declaring hat not
oven shot had been fired.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
ONE OF PR0UDEST
WOMEN IN TEXAS


81 am ono Of the proudcst wom-
en- In Fort Worth today and ! luet
want to toll the people " Us all be
cause OF what this Orgatoue Treat
mont has done Tor my husband,
said Mrs H W Long. OF 1903 fos
ter street. Fort worth, Texas, n few
dhvs ago.
"Ho had suffered so much during
the past two years she continued
with stomach trouble and nervous
ness. Ills appetite left him entire
ly ana what he did eat would Just
atsy In his stomach and mako gas
aud misery for him. His nerves
went an to pieces and he got go
weak aud run down that he got
very little sleep at night lie lost
weight and felt dependent ana
down hearted all the time.
"iIc tried any number OF different
medicines but everything failed TO
hclp him until he began on orgn
tone Treatment. lie began picking
up right Off when he began taking
OtRatonc and his dcspondeut feel
ings soon disappeared. lie has
such a big appetite now that he can
hardly get enough to cat and his
digestion Ia fine. lIo has gained
several pounds IN weight and
weighs more row than he has IN
years and says he never felt better
in his life lie sleeps good ovcry
night and goes 10 work feeling
bright aud cheerful nil tho time. I
am certainly grateful for the hoppi-
nesa Orgatone has brought 10 my
home by restoring my husband =
health. I honestly believe II Will
help anyone"
Drgatonc is not so-cnlicd patent
or secret remedy, but "A new scien-
tific treatment absolutely FREQ from
alcohol In any form and Ia sold IN
TULSA By Roy u. Getmans RcNall
store exclusively. under the per
sonal direction OF "A special orga-
tone Representative other agents
are the Rexall Store. West Tulsa
the Rcd Cross Drug Store, Okmul-
gee, and the Wood-Owens Drua
Store, Sapulpa --Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
National and Worlds
Championship Goes
This Week.
TWO ST. PATRICK'S DAY
Fighting Irishmen, O'Dowd
and Briton, on Wednes-
days Card.
Boxing This Week

,,,-cb l5-Richic Mitchell VS..
,yiiie jackson, 10 rounds, at NIL
Ngrrh t6.-Charley Woinert w,
r.I. Anderson, 5 rounds, at New
f,,r,h 1s Ted LOWS VS..
.Iohnny Rssham, 90 rounds, at
,I,r,h 1s-Johnny Coulon va
,bar.cs LodouN. 90 rounds. at
March l5-- Mike O'powd vs..
Augie Rather, 10 rounds at 81
March 17-Hugh Walker Na
sailor pctroskcN 10 rounds al
Portland, ore.
March IL Knockout Brown vs.
Ted Iamison. 10 rounds. at Ken
u.h1 WIS.
Jimmy Duffy, N rounds, at Sa-
yd1nlh, Ga
LACK Barry 10 rounds, at Can.
tom. ohio.
March i7--Johnny Dundee VS.
Johnny Mcndolsou, 10 rounds. at
Detroit
March FIRED Fulton vs.
hartley Madden. rounds, at
| Philadelphia.
March iS-Johnny Noye W. KID
sherman. 10 rounds, a Tacoma,
| Wash.
March ig-Joc MCGOWAN vs..
| Johnny Schill. 10 rounds, at 81.
\ Joseph, Mo.
March lg-Johnny Kilhane -
n Johnny Murray s rounds, at
! Paterson, y. j.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
The Turf
At NI.N ORLEANS.
IntricS Today.

First race. four furlcngs -Noor-
mel lOa. Brown Bill. no. Molinctp.
ll0. toomhs 10. oh Doctor, ITO.
rutt no, STR Mortimer lls: Ma
chino Gunner. III. Blcnuy liI
Second race. -iN turlongs viola
Gafrncy 90. Nilda, los. Nctta ".
los. She Devil Ila. Archie Alex
ander. ll3. Prosperous Baby. us
Arch polltcr. llb. sir John Ncrgnc.
lis. Uupo,cr. lIS. lluztas. leOt
Sabrctash. t2O. True As steel 100,
Verde 1870. SubhHdar, i2O. speedy
Foot, iiO. General l2o, Charming
lij. Ettahc. ii5.
Third race. fi,c aud ono -haf FUR
long Forbid. 1902. Maiden Voter,
lo2. / Am First i0e. Teacher Pet,
l0f. Biddlodce. i01 Gloom, loi;
Bcncoia, to1; Princess Lou. 100,
Precious rcarl iO7. Thunder BIRD
lO5. VIM ne. Richard v l12.
dominican, 1t2, COT MURPHY ii2'
Eurtoo Caruso, li2. Barley Waters
l02. Rattle Mountain, ii2. Frank
T.. l12
Fourth race one muc.-Tho ri
rate. %. Taulc, 90, Gaiu bc Cause
.99. Durc'la. iO3. Triumphant, los
Duke ~ Lancaster. 100, Dixie car
roli ma. IViniwtn. ll3; Toe Tho
Marx. ia
FIfth race. five and one half fur.
longs Hong Kong 0s Bohhy Al
len. io2, Tioklish, ll2, Tacola, l2l
Arnold. 1875.
sixth race. mile and three o-siX
tccuths- Rookery, lO2. Marie Rap.
pold. loc. Shamrock Grccu i0b,
Mayor Calvin, 100, Green Mint. l06
Rappahannock III, lO6 Bcthel nm
lO1. Rrynlimah. lo1; ~ Rey, lOi,
Eluc Thistle. 10, Indy Ward, no,
pondcrosa, iili Baiazet li2; In
Levy. l12. Little Cottage, ll2. N.
tee, io5. water rroof, ll5, Ben.
llampsnn. no.
seventh race. mile and one siS
tccnth Tit For Tat loi; Miss
krutcr, 10t; Poilu, 100; Red Start
l06. Thistle Green, 1906; Bond, lo6
klngling II, los; Grumpy, 30,
Vowel. III. Brown Fsvoritc. III
pruucs, III; Napthalius, ll2; Cor
son, ll4; Indolenco, rs. Indian
Chant. ll6, Crumpsall ll5. Nab
101: Oncry, 106.
Weather clear; track heavy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Pioneer Tulsa Store
Keeper Near Death

j. NJ. UalL 1901 Admiral pioneer
citizen of Tulsa. is so seriously on
that little hone is entertained for hI3
recovery. Tie owned one of the FIRST
stores opened in this city and hal
been identified with tho history Oi
Tulsa since 1t was a small village.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
HOPKINS FORCES HOLD MEET
'6Old Government. Is Urged by
speakers AT sunday Gathering.

Supporters Of tho q. T.. Hopkins
m4yoralty campaign held a mass
meeting at the high school audi
tOrium yesterday afternoon,
speeches were mad by y. f. Short
republican candidate for mayor, and
q. 4. steiner, republican candidate
for commissioner number ono 9th
or speakers were e. F HOPKINS.
4 ! Rudd, g, W Daley. &. r. Gil
moro ard G. Honfro, drmGcratic
candidates, Judge L. NJ. roc also
spoke
About 200 attended the meeting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
INVITATION IS ACCEPTED
Official Notice From United States
Not Vet Received ny Belgium,

ANTWERP, March l4-Twcnty-
four nations already havc officially
accepted BclGium's invitation TO par
ticipatc in the Olmpiad and the Bel
Ciln committee charged with the
is going ahead in the
face Of an obstacles, determined TO
have everything i'm readiness i'm Au-
gust
Official notice Of participation by
tho United states has not been re-
coived, but is expected soon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
HbpI FOR COALITION
GOVERNMENT

LONDON. March IA wircles.
dbpatch from Berlin says.
Tho new men In power definitely
declare that they do not intend to
restore the monarchy. rhcy are
prepared. under certain conditions,
to form II coalition government in
which the majority socialists would
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
KAPP AND EBERT
IN BATTLE OF WITS
coNriNrrp rnoM rAGr oNr

CoNTtSUEp FROM rAGE ONF
to he I'm SaNony organizing troops.
Noske has always been a fighter,
and there is reason to believe that
he will not accept the present situa-
ton without drastic action IN Sppo-
siion TO II That Noskc has troops
still loyal To him is Indicated by tho
fact that they have repulscd an at
tack against them IN their barracks
at Frankfort Reports have been
received from that city OF numerous
casualties IN the fighting, but whcth-
cr this was between troops and
militia, or between troops and work
men is not definitely known
\ semiofficlal statement issued to-
day SAYS that the entente Commis-
sion At Berlin has agreed" to the
new government.
In an attempt by workers Ia In
wade the harra cks nt Frankfort one
man was Killed ana four men were
badly wounded.
Sanguinary encounters between
workmen and troops have occurred
In Frankfort
4 general strike has been called
for Monday at Breslau. Magdcburg,
Nurcmburg and Frankfort
Bavaria, Wurttembcrg. and Sax
ony have refused TO acknow ledge the
new Berlin government Tho troops
OF Bavaria and Wurttomberg have
declared their allegiance TO their re-
spcctiNc governments.
According TO private reports kon
s,antiu Fehrenbach. president OF the
national assembly. has arrived IN
STUTTGART and has called meeting
of the national assembly there for
| Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Proclamation Published.

Tho following proclamation Of The
SnXon government is published to-
day In tho Dresdncr AnzciCcr Of
Dresden.
Occurrences have taken place In
Berlin which are ~ the graycst
menace to the German common
wealth and It's const!tution, Mad re-
dictionary insurgents have occupied
the government buildings and pre-
sumed. in a proclamation to declare
the national assembly and the Prua-
sian assembly dissolved. The mcm-
bers of the constitutional govern
ment have left Berlin.
'Germany is threatened with ciyil
war, and complete ruin, IN this hour
We call upon tho entire population
10 protect tho democratic CopHiitur
tiuua and awful poverumrul
The attempt 10 institute 4 mill
tary Dictatorship In Berlin must bc
prevented by All available means
II is expected that the rcnctionarieS
mad coup viii speedily collapse IN
Berlin and elsewhere. Ghc govern
ment. hand IN hand WIN the liberal
constitutional parties win see that
all further necessary measures arc
adopted
Arms Arc Advised.
The imperial bureau of citizens
calling on all members OF tho guard
to "arm themselves to maintain
peace and order, 80 ns 10 prevent
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seek end vefe favofahiy tistpvs'.d ~
finsnsial n,sfssts indsinx from the Nf'a
~ strong opening ~ t1dsBs stock mar
bst sbippiBss oiis aHd metals ~srs 80.
psfisiiy prominent ~ eHins ~ 10
points, ssysIsl ef 'hs food sd u,ib'y
Issues hisp displstinS wfsns'h. s's~ls
Hhj sgnipnsnts s'fe irregular ahf mast
" yndsT lsst weeks final rflr-s la "a
moved viihla nsff0s hounds. som. ~ tho
rsrf's Hni ooAlsis uGscuns modsfsis
pfHssIHf
An0ihsr srtlvs selling movstnsr, FOL
lnsef me dscisias ~ ihs supfsnis court
nphpidinr vs''ims prohibition. although
the stD, ~ mcaA stfsstsJ ssis not dHsot'
w Involved IN tho drrres. st-sis, ola
shirpng. ard hish 'pfio,d sps'isi,iss 80
tended their sary lpssss ~ ! 10 4 points