The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-23
Radicals Holding Western District
 Ls.s1.20r Reports

CContinued from Page One.) guarantees against militarists and more concessions from the govern ment Some trains were moving on suburban lines out of Berlin yester- day.
 Baltic troops and units of the naval brigadeS withdrawn from Berlin when Dr. Wolfgang Kapp left the city, are now in camp fifteen miles west of Berlin, it is said.
 London, March 23-The Commun- st councils in Saxony have begun to divide the large estates there, it is re- ported in a Berlin despatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company today.
 Latest reports from Germany show that state and government troops are concentrating near Wesel to move against the extensive districts now oc- cupied by Communists, says a Rot terdam dispatch to the London Times. On the other hand the Communists are mobiIizing after the method of the Russians with great speed and it is impossible to prophecy the issue of the coming battle nor when it will be fought.
 On Friday mornHng there were ru- mors of an advance by the workers army from Boshum and Gelssenkir . drawing up on the outskirts in readi- ness for the advance.
 Berlin, March 23 - The Prussian ; government has ordered disciplinary proceedings with immediate suspen- son from office, against August Win ming, president of East Prussia, and three other officials of the Kienigsb err . government. Similar measures will i be taken against President Paule and ! one other official of the province of Schelswig.
 Admission was mads that the cen l traI German government lacks power i to restore normal conditions in West 1 phaIia where fighting continues and 1 where only a small proportion of the | miners have returned to work It is denied, however. that Bolshevisn has | entered into the si uation which has arisen there as q result of the workers setting up their own government and t is declared the miners favor con sIItut:onal form of government and want to establish an independent state.
 Herr Giesberts. Minister of Posts and Te1egraphs has gone into the Euhr d-stIies ,o try to re-establish gov ernrlen-a al authority.
 The situation has become some,
 what easier through south eastern ana
 central Germany, according to re
 ports received here late ton silt
 Hamburg and Bremen were quiet an.
 nc riCtiUg is reported in East PIus
 sta Siiesia- Sch and the great
 CT rart of SaXoIry. Baden, Wure
 ten, ba1.g ard Bavaria also are quiet
 Military authorities are blamed b! { the government press bureau for re i cent disorders, t being asserted tha
 they and the troops were so nervou , that they had lost their morale. Soldiers were so nervous over Bol
 shevfsrn," says statement issued b.
 tile bureau. 'ttha+ wherever they saw
 four or five persons approa chin' l t-eru iii a group chey would jump a ; the conclusion they were Reds, an
 would start trouble"
 Eeavy f5et ting between regula1 troops and insurgents occurred toda! nortf Of SQardau. Strong band; eQuiuped aith machine guns whicl |. had pfln5ered the village of Boetzov
 ancoInt cred a company of regular , near Hem ingdorf ard the latter wer' obliged to retreat temporarily owin;
 their infariority in numbers. Ar rival of endorsements. however, wa. the signal for a systematic attack witt
 artillery preparation and violent hous lc house IISntlng 6nSued- ne 1uSuF
 gents finally were compelled to re ) treat leaving 14 dead and man! g Vrun6ed. They are being pursued b. s regulars.
 } Government troops have occupie' 2 Lhe bridges across the Ravel river nea ] Spandau.
 London March 23-The clash be
 tween regular troops and iansurgert a at Henningdorf near Spandau on Mon
 day resulted in the killing of 40 per
 sons and the wounding of e5 others