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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-15
MONEY SAVINGS SALE

KEIINERS SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS. 35c
KE1 INEp,S STICAR CURED SMOKED PICNIC HAMS zee
DIXIE BACON SQUARES .........- soc
RONFI FSS ROUFD HAMS ........ 43c
SWEET PICKIED PORK BOSTON BUTTS .....-..... 25c
pnRg yONS-Sr,sn and Lean Observation-Disclosures. 36c
PORK SHOULDER FOR ROASTING ................ 3Oc
gFEF POT R0AST-Cboice cuts Observation-Disclosures. I5c
BOILING BEEF-Sbort ribs lie
HAMBURGER ST. Fresh made ........... Sc
PORK SAJSACE-Fresh made Observation-Disclosures. zoe
SUMMER SAUSAGE OR SALAM ................. 40c
LIVER SAIJSAGE-Fresh made l8c
CHICKENS-Spring and ssewing Observation-Disclosures. Soc
LEG OF LAMB Observation-Disclosures. 28c
LAMB FRONT QUARTER .............. Zoe
You cannot buy better cheaper than KeInes
the finest up-to-date market in Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-15
PHONE 118 HAMMOND IFS COSTLN STREET
PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY
GROCERIES
MEATS

Eaall Pork Butt Roast. Ib Sac
Beef Pot Roast, tender. 1Sc-22c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-24
Nezv Spring White Goods

White dimities for cMldrens dresses. in stripes and
checks At yard 45c, CSC and 3oc
4o44 inch, fancy white voles for shirt waist and chill
drens dresses also beautiful selection of checks stripes
plaids and figures At yard s25 Se5 s1s5 98c 75c and
SIC.
rs inch long cloths for underwear yard bolt Price,
per bolt, $1.95.
36 inch nainsook for lingerie At yard, 45c, 42c
and 39c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-24

splendid array of
W00len fabrics for Spring
Attractive homespun sung, in mixtures of gray brown
and TAM inch windt the correct weight for spring
desirable for suits skirts Regular price special $98
81 inch all wool jersey cloths very fine perfect quality,
closely fabric for spring year, peacock blue, Aer
beauty old cerse brown and green At yard $5
and $475
Fine all pure wool chiffon boadcloth, with rich PEN
satin luster light and medium weight the ideal fabric
for spring suits dresses and skirts in black and all color At
yard, 49S.
IS inch width all wool velour very fine soft suede finish
in medium weight will make up beautifully for your
spring gown in coors of blue and TAM At yard, $685.
Black and white shepherd checks in all sizes and plaid
4o4 inch widths in piece At yard $245 81 90 and 75c
36 inch, plaid suitng for chldrens skirts and
dresses. At yard, 47c.
New ercerzed spring popn for chdreTs dresses also
for suits skirts and MILDLY blouses fast colors in all
the popular spring Shades Regular yard value special
yard, $780,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

A vigorous season ticket cam.
.,lsn for tho community iyecum
,nufss viii be- commenced Friday.
o,,eber 18th. The numbers viii be-
,Y,u in the Dspttst Church. be-
tanning with tho nrst on November
n. aud since only u limited seating
,,saclty is available the number OF
,aul, tickets has been limited to
III Thcs. tickets may b. cxchang.
Cd ON or after November 8 at Full
Ter. prus store for reserved seat
,lsk,ts. A systematic canvass Of IN,
bu.lncas section will be made for
IN. sale OF these tickets and any.
on. desiring tickets may secure
them from Mr.. Fox ut the high
school
The program this year includes:
opic Read. author and lecturer:
The Coiiccns. a ladies' quartc,,.:
sydney Landon. In character
sketches and impcrxonations: OK
governor iiadicy: The Dunbars.
male guartcttc. and bcli-rins,rs.
and Gay Zonola Macl.aren In I'm.
,a,lyc rccitals Of famous plays.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

G. e. Kerr underwent an opera
ton at 81, Lakes hospital. beaver.
las, week { or impaction Of tho
bowels. The operation was per-
formed by Dr, =. e. Buchtcl aud
Mr.. Kerr ut latest reports was re-
covering nicely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

In the ordinary battery
there &c two wearing paItS
The bead plates and the in
s,,lation between the plates.
Thess are the parts of the
battery exposed to the chem
ic1l sction Of the solution -
the parts mose likely to
give OFT.
The sin Better Willard
has only one wearing part -
for Threaded Rubber Insula-
t;os, 10 not affected by the
solutioa 1T will outlast the
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09
Half the Wearing Parts

Finally. tbs SKIN Better
willard 10 shippsd aad
stocked ''booe dry"-noe .
drop Of moisture n Il. no
possibility Of detesiorstioa. 1t
staits it, service in your. cas
rs fresh and "peppy" ~ II
just built.
OF the 1911 passenger cars
and trucks using Willard
Batteries a. standard equip
ment ls2 have adopted the
Still Better willard with
TIN esded Rubber Insulation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09
battery every time.

battery every time.
Threaded Rubber lnsula.
ton has all the high insulat-
ing qualities Of ordinary
rubber. yet allows easy
flow Of current from plate
to plate.
With this acid-proof insu-
lation there arc no rottcd 'ep-
arato,s. no expensive replace
mcntS. No internal short
circuits due to carboni1ing or
punctures. No checking or
cracking.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09
EXCEPTIONAL YIELD

Three hundred sacks aud better
Of Peach Blow potatoes TO the acre
/. what Grant aud Everette New
myer are harvesting on the New
nyer ranch south OF town. This
Is the best yield We have heard OF
and It is reported that there are
very few seed In the entire crop
Center Dispatch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

D. A. Griifen and family returned
to Monte Vista last month. after an
absence OF ave years spent In Neb-
raska. Mr.. Griffin In first class
painter andpaper hanger and carries
large number Of letters Of recon-
mediation. See his ad on another
page Of this paper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

Mr., aud Mrs. u. WING and Mr..
and Mrs. Erbl~ Ausmua leave this
Saturday night for Atlanta. Mo-.
~hcrr the Wings viii reside per-
mancntiy
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

Miss Hazel fleshntn OF Del Mort.
visited friends In Monte Vista Mon.
day,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

FRANK Chapman and Louis Tauf.
man ""r" among the deer hunter,
from Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09
Miss Ruth Hopkins viii assist the
atow-Wood sales force saturdays.

Mrs. 0iady. Ovormyrr II here from
Indiana Visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. II. ~. Davis, She expects
To stay several ~c.kr
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09
THE Hrss N~lr~ttOn oe 1Dsslls st0rs,
h~eos~ sh~ Wsr ~ t'wii~v 1DvWg Ga.

Frank I'm Earl returned Tues
day from deer hunting experience"
that left him with some bruises aud
NO game.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

La Verne Mccullough LETT SUNDAY
evening for Hastings. Nrbr,. to con-
iinuc her course In nurses train.
ins.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

Mr. aud Mrs Tom Glhresth of
Macon Mo. have been visiting tn.
J. c. Gilbrcath family this week
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

W" have the ntst realty x,s.,
",s 'h"' have been shown Tor .~,.
''"' years, Futile, Drug 10,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-09

!a'" baird has becn seriously III
this wsek,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
OPPOSES !
. ISSUANCE { | ] Of: /: BONDS
SECRETARY OF rREAsuRYHs OF
OPINION FuRTHEH.LA LARGE IS.
sues SPELL DISASTER !
However Expenditure Of s2,ooo'oooooo
at This Timei'Would BE Serious
. UlMatter For the People to. .
o. ul Confront. ut y

, washington.-A bond issue, of ,s2,-
500 ,OAQ, 600, to pay sadjnsted compepsaI
tion TO former service men u might
result in .disasteE'i Secretary Houston
told the House, ways and means COM
mittee, which is considering the SOL
diers,s relief legislation .,aI II &
Increased taxes, to extend aid, to
former service men was suggested by
the sacretary as the least harmful
way;,s but be said the proposed ex-
penditure. of $4,000 900. 900 would be
serious one for the peoplelito con
front at this time" uL !.
H. "phe present financial situation is
not critical" Mr. Houston SAID
Economy, by the people, tayoidancce @
waste, of, expenditure, economical ap'
propriations By, Congress and 4pru
denoe in Handling these appropria'
tons will naturally relieve the sltua
tionfh D1 ! "a . iaf ~.
An, attempt TO. sell bonds and place
other paper onathe market AT exist
ing rates of interest would lbe difli
cultphe said. Is fl ui K. q
"Indon'tl know If we could tloai
bonds alta higher rate4ef interest" he
toldo theacommittee. ,liIi such bonds
wereNfloated itgwoulds tend TO oe
crease values OF present issues.
Further credit expansion, whicr
has been a factor in the upward trenc
Of living costs, would,be inevitable Il
another sbondl issue were approved
he said 3. ~ III
we are doing whatlwe canl by prp
denoe to bring aboutia normal conqi
lition,,of affairs but 1 cannot predlc
when we will return to the prewal
stateR' Nh. Houston continued sTh'
proposal to float additional bonds
would set mp ggrave situations yhiel
| ana, not thsureawe could handle I
The issuing Of $Gsoo0,OQQsooQ y
bends at this time would bepfa mucl
more serious proposition than it wa
during the war" Gov. Harding, OF tn
/ federal reserves boardsetold the copr
mittee. &c / lp ~
Gov. Harding took issue With stats
ments of representatives of soldie
organizations that bonds issued Y
soldiers would be locked ups
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
MRS. SARA { KENNEDY DIES
Noted sopthern Poet and Writer, AZ
:. ter Long Illness Passes. TO Her
Z s ass Eternal Reward.

Memphis. s.-Throughout the entire
south the news OF the death of Mrs.
Sara Beaumont Kennedy gifted writer
and lovable woman, will be received
with genuine sorrow. ae9s
For more than year Mrs. Kennedy
had been Suffering with tuberculosis
and had been known to be incurably
Ill, She had been at St. Joseph's Hos
pital' where her death occurred.
She was born in Someryille, Tenn,
and was the daughter of DR.. Robert
H. and Ncra Devereaux Cannon. In
January. 1883, she married the late
walker Kennsdy, who at the time was
owner and managing editor of the
Sunday Times. Mr Kennedy was
afterwards. with The Appeal-Ava-
lanche, and was for a number OF
years editorial writer for The Com,
mercial Appeal.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
STOCK DECLARED
!. TO Be NOT INCOME
CORPORATIONS MAY NOW CUT
MELONS WITHOUT RESORT TO
SECRECY OR sueTERFuGE.
s..4A -, k..e =. "a. a.
SUPREME COURT DECIDES
Dividends May Be Distributed as Stock
Without Taxation, and Govern
ment Must Refund Taxes
( Already Paid. i,

Washington.-Cor Corporation dividends
distributed in the form of stock do not
constitute Income" and are not sub.
ject to federal income taxes. the gu.
preme court decided In five to four
decision.
Provisions Of the 1916 federal In
come tax law levying taxes on stock
dividends were declared unconstitu-
tional. The decision also nullified sim
liar provisions OF the present law and
will involve great loss in revenues to
the government in future collections
and also refunds of such taxes al
ready collected. Large financial In.
terests likewise would be affected
and extensive "melon cutting" is ex-
pected.
!, In the majority decision, read by
Justice Pitney, Chief Justice White
and Justices McKenna, Vandeventer
and MyReynolds concurred, Of the
four dissenting members of the court
Justice Holmes read brief opinion
in which he was joined by Justice
Day, and Justice Brandeis delivered
an opinion in which Justice Clarke
ooncurred. In holding that stock dis
tributions are not dividends on, ac'
count of no separation of corporate
assets being involved, Justice Pitney;
Ia behalf Of the majority. declared
that stock shares "are nothing except
paper certificates" in undistributed
assets, are realized profits, and, there
fore, are not taxable.
7,The attempt of congress in the In
leone tax law to tax stock distribu
tipns the majority decided to, be un
and not permitted by
1.-The sixteenth, or income tax. amend
ment to- the federal constitution
stock dividends, the majority held
may be taxed only after stockholders
realize upon them by sale, In which
case the government may levy income
taxes on such profits.
| 4. All four dissenting justices contend
ed that congress had power to ia,
stock dividends holding that. sucl
dividends are "income" the same as I
| in cash. The sixteenth amendment
the minority declared, is broad enough
to justify tax.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
Organize First Chapter Of a Society
Whose object VIM Be TO Keep In, +
g,taet Methodist Episcopal Church
" Ia ruS Nn lin the South n,ar 9nia

Memphis. i meeting in the as
sembly room Of the Chisca Hotel an
organization was formed and a plan
|, of work adopted for the purpose of
preserving the autonomy of the Meth,
odist Episcopal Church, South, through
opposition to the proposed plan OF
unificatfon Of the northern and south
ern branches Of the denomination.
Resolutions deploring the action of the
majority of the. commissioners at a
recent meeting of the joint commission
fny Louisville i'm asurreHd ering the in
terests OF the southern church; 3 calling
upon loyal bishops opposed tothe mer-
ger to step forward into othei lead of
the movement being Launched; and
earnestly soliciting the cooperation of
the friends and members of the church
In this effort to save 1t from absorp.
ton by the larger body. were adopted.
A resolution was likewise adopted
| directing the executive committee to
demand, as a right, in the Christian
Advocate, the general organ of the
southern church. space for protests
agairst" unificationA such space to
equal the amount accorded to advo
Gates sof 'unification. u0v4 eSel s.,.
"The Southern Methodist League"
is the name which the organization
adopted: and Chapter lis the ldesigna-
ION among others which the chapter
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
lNDICTg OPERATORS MINERS
Federal Grand Jury Charges Violation.
of the Lever Fuel Control Act f'S
and Conspiracy. 9s saa

Indianonnlis, Ind.-An indictment
maR9ing cons piracy in violation ofsthe
l.evar fuel control act and the federal
criminal code naming f25 coal opera
tprx and mir ers as, defendantss was
tnIs.rnesi III federal court here by a
4peeial grand jury which, has been In
Festieatius the coal industry since
Dec &. 1918 More thanv half sof the
defandants are operators. 1t is said. ,
Tep oysrf acts are charged against
The coal men in the Indictment, which
contains IS counts. II Is understood
dfat many OF the violations charged
hnv@ no connection with the strike of
5itutninous miners, but occurred prior
ID the signing of the arniistfcey y =.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19

Fort Worth, Tex.-Grandview, .
farming town of 1000 inhabitants. ss
miles southeast of this city. is town
of smouldering ruins. Seven blocks
of brick business houses. out of eight
blocks, and 200 homes in the best resi-
Dental section of the city. were de.
stroyed by fire which swept the town.
Famed by 35-mile an hour gale, the
fire carried all before it, and although
fire apparatus from Waxahatchie,
Itasca, Cleburne and Alverado re-
sponded, they were OF no avail, as the
water in the standpipe gave out at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
rs PER CENT. FOR MINERS Nj
Committee Appointed BY President
Wilson Makes Recommendatiop 4
For Increased Wages.

washington. wage incnease OF %
per cent for bituminous coallminers Il
recommended Ia majority0repof q
the commission appointed by Presideni
Wilson to settle the coal strike. 2 =
No change in working hours or con
ditions was recommended. 0SIohn II
White, representing the miners, helf
out for a higher wage increase, it;was
said, and will submit a minority re
port.
The wage increase proposed wiH aH
sorb the IA per cent granted whep
the miners returned to work last Nc
yember, so that the actual increase Z
II per cent above present wages. q
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
Provides for, referendum.

An Important measure was the Rob
erts' concurrent resolution to ame4d
the constitution SOFAS to provide for
the recall of all officers. county or
state,i where the npdbltcHnecessity
sesms to demand that such be done.
The Bolivar senator. in nis clear-cut
style, stated the principles involved
In the measure, which are not radical.
The apparent spirit of tie time is to
bring the bodyiof the people in clpser
touch with the official body and held
the latter toa STREET accountability 70
the people, supplemental to the re-
+ quirelnens of their oaths OF office. The
resolution was passed first reAdihg by
"a decided majority. naYi1
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
BOLD NEW YORK ROBBERIEs
Jewel Bandits Keep Crowds at Bay
While Removing Jewels from
Windows.

New York While Broadway waa
covered with theater-goers. three
armed bandits smashed in the window
of a jewelry store at s7th street, kept
the crowds at bay with their revolvers
Until they had emptied the contents
OF several trays into their pockets and
tim escaped, shooting one pedestrian
wlfo attempted to stop them
4 A few minutes later three men en,
tered another Broadway jewelry store
a few blocks uptown and. after throw.
Ing pepper in a clerks eyes, grabbed
soniestraysfcf dewelfy and ran from
tho store. 9 is.'isa nifs's #
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
, Favor conrsstsiI'tutioonaII rssiI' Convention. !. !.

An important Constructive measure
was the Noel bill, to provide for the
calling of a constitutional Convention,
to amend, strengthen or rewrite the
constitution of $780, The outstanding
points Of the bill are that thereishall
be held during the fall CT 1920 an
election to select delegates to a cop
'stitutional convention, to meet in the
Hall of Representatives IN the'dity OF
Jackson IN Junes 1921. 1.-The represen;
tatidril shall Be the samelas now per
tains to the membership of the lower
House Of The legislature; COR one renre-
sentative from, each county and floater
district and ten from the state at large,
no two to come from the same county.
The bill wasa strongly supported by
Senators Roberts iand Fatheree, and
It was apparent from the firstTthat, it
would prevail This was shown by the
vote on fihar passage, which was "a
to l3.. t9i Il .twn sinnioN q u ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
GERMAN MILITARY
SEXES THE REIl.NS q.
a..tg s,Hf.
DR. VOLCANO kAPPs FOUNDER OF
,FATHERLAND PARTY, is NOW
.-----.--- SUPREME DICTATOR.
REVOLUTION is BLooDLEss
President and Minister, Of Old Govern
4 ment Call Upon the People 70 Rise
oa in General Strike as Protest
csau .pna Against Action, a.li

J. Berlin.--Theo government OF Fried
rich Ebert the Socialist president Of
the German republic, was overthrown
by a military coup detat. st''
"g DR.. Wolgang Kapp, one OF the found.
ersl of the fatherland party and general
director Of the agricultural societies.
ousted Gustav Bauer, the chancellor.
and in taking that office himself has
temporarily assumed supreme direction
of affairs
There are now two contending gov
ernments in Germany, the new one
under Chancellor Kapp at Berlin, the
old one under President Ebert at Dres-
den. Officials of the new government
declare that it is not reactionary or
monarchistic. The president Of the
! old government and his ministers have
issued a proclamation calling upon the
people to rise in general strike as
the only means of preventing the re-
turn OF wilhelm III. 9dfigaN
Berlin is occupied by the troops Of
the counter-revolution--to what mum.
ber is not known-and the movement
Is spreading rapidly throughout the
provinces Masses OF troops and naval
brigades, with artillery, have been
brought into the capital and dominate
the situation. Thus far there has been
no outbreak and no bloodshed-
The Ebert government had knowl.
edge beforehand of the pending eoun-
ter-revolution. but the precaution
taken proved !, to be entirely made
quate.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
COMPARISON BETWEEN APPRo.
PHIATloNs OF TWO YEARS AGO =
AND THOSE NOW PROPOSED. se
WOULD HAVE A REFERENDUM
Senator Roberts Would Amend constt
f'iff iN ~ "
.o tuition So AS to Provide for Re- +,
caii.of Officers If People So j,
Decide-Notes Of Capital. y
Jackson, Miss.

t as. 4. Jackson, Miss. 80
The items making UP what is tech
nically. called the general appropria,
tion BILL. for the officers and en-
ployees of the executive and judicial
departments of the state government,
plus the interest on the state debt,
with that of 1918, may be Of interest.
The, bill for 1s20-21, which has been
prepared for Introduction, and that for
191S-1919, by departments and objects,
carried the following allowances:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
New Treasury certIfieates.

Washington.-Secretary H6dstcrf ~
rounced new offering of treasur
four and three quarters per cent certf
Gates of indebtedness. bearing date 3
March Is and maturing in cne year.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
oorose Soldier Bonus.

Chattanooga. Hickory Post No.
/. composed of soldiers of the 80 h
Division, at meeting tonight unan.
imously adopted resolution opposing
any bonus to former service men
which would place additional tax bur-
dens on the American people.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
w. va. Debt Case Up.

Richmond, W. Va Special Com
missioner Robert f. Scott will sit at
a final hearing of the case of the State
Of West Virginia against Delano and
others, commonly styled tre West virs
ginia debt case, March %. 4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
Favor National Holiday.

3 Louisville, Ky.-Armistice Da.
should be day OF thanksgiving in IA
opinion Of Rotarians of the Eleveptl
district, embracing Kentucky and Tsr
nessee. .e,f
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
pess Would Run.

Atlanta, Ga.-Eugene v. Debs for
mer candidate for president of the
United States, now an inmate OF the
United States penitentiary here. has
given his consent for the use OF his
name as presidential candidate In
the coming Michigan primary.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
t.eolon Gets s4oo, ,oco.

(, New York.-The American Legion
has received from the Y M. c. A.
100000 of the gift of s5O0.Oc0 prom
ised, representing surplus from opsra'
ton of Y. NJ. C. A. canteens. 5nv 7
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
Latins Join League.

London.-Salvador and Venezuela
have. deposited their declarations Of
assent to the covenant Of the league
of nations. i, Il
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
led the following allowances

At the 1918 session the allowances
under the tax c6nmission were cars
ried in separate bill. Also, in sep
arate bills from the general, will be-
included the geological survey, the
state health department, National
Guard. support, fund, and also, the ,seN,
eral elemosynary. nstitrtipns. IN Jack
son. These are in4 various. stages of
progress, all having been drafted, and
some have been reported out by the
committees. -vSs - s:..-4. s;.,.4. ...s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19
Resume Russian Ttads. 5 .

eI3hholul, THE JAPANESE 'fereign -ofI
ficei intimates an early resumption Of
ezlanercial relations with the soviet
Tov<rnment of Russia. preliminary to
fn{mal rocogn.ticn of the soviet
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-19

Paris. Uprisings against the counter
revolutionary government Of Germany
have taken place in cities along the
Rhine, says a Mayenne dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph. 1t is declared
the situation is rapidly developing and
that strikes are rapidly being declared
everywhere. .saa