Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
GERMANY QUIET.
 FOLLOWING RED. .REv0[T; POLICE. vSTILL NERVOUS.
 OVER OUTLOOK.
Police Institute Vigorous Control Of Speakers To Check Agitation Of Rus sian Bolsheviki
F e ar Bomb Threats
No Effort To Attack Work men In Leuna For Fear Of Threat To Blow Up Big Factories
[RepubIican A. P. Leased wireI


 HALLE, Germany. March 2S.- Eisleben is quiet and is under con- trol of the police Reports from Bit tefield say authorities have sup pressed the revolt. The only fight ing has been near Sangerhausen, where a workmen's armored train was held up and an engagemnt en- sued, a few men being killed or wounded. The workmen still have the upper hand in Leuna, police showing no intention of attacking them for fear they will fulfill their threat to blow up big factories there- At-Halle, the situation is quiet, this being due. according to the police, to the postponement of the coInmu- mist plans which provided for the capture of the surrounding towns first. The intention then was to march into Halle and gain control of the strategic and industrial center of the province. Police are not yet ready to say that the communist movement has failed and are still nervous over the outlook. Conditions. however, are such that it is gener- ally believed the police are in po- sition to enforce the law.
 Later in the day Halle was cut off fl om virtually every line of com munication, except to Berlin, by the police who instituted rigorous control of all speakers in an effort to check agitation by alleged Russian bolshe- wiki, who they say are numerous here. No telephoning was permitted ex- cept in German. The streets were ordered cleared by p. m.. and no vehicles were permitted to go be- yolId the city limits.
 If mi, a than three persons was forbidden and there were wholesale arrests The Associated Press correspondent and two other American reporters and one Englishman, who had been frequently investigated were arrest |. qd for the second time while enter
 1g the security police adminiStrs ion headquarters, where they had Dbeen a number of times They were sent to district headquarters under guard and examined for three hours Their papers were scrutinized for suspected forgeries. their speech was examined for signs of the Russian accent and their opinions were solic- ited to determine if they had radi- cal synpathies. When they entered the room conversing in English, 6 spiendidly uniformed sergeant witf monocle, closely clipped hair and up- tuxned moustache, called out sternlS .iSpeak German here" The cores y4ndentS paying no attention to this order, young officer appeared anc said.
 Follow me-
 Who are you?" was asked, and ht replied. tapping his chest. Here am, follow me"
 The correspondents followed an( were subjected to a cross examina- ton regarding other newspaper mer reported to have made Bolshevis speeches. Finally they were permit ted to proceed when the German au- thorities were convinced they hae no intention to act as agents of tht enemy and that they were not bol sheviki propagandists.
 Another arrest occurred as the cor respondents were calling on a com munist leader. and caused long ha' rangue. during which police author ities attacNed the English press ai partly responsible for the situation here. because of its anti-army atti tude. Strangers are shadowed d every move and the police are in pos session of ali the details concerning every visitor.