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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-03
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-03

ova, inspektorka obecnych Skol
V okresu Pulaski, Arkansas,
jez ma sluzne $4,000 rocne,
coz Jest 0 $400 vice, nezli stat
nj Inspector dostava.
pracoVan a vSude komise snazi- |
la Sc podati presn6 historicke |
dukazy q potVrzeni svych po-
zadaEku. OvSem, re nebylo
mono Vzdy pIesne zjistiti dlel
stavaiicich pramenu totoznoSt
mezi zji5t6ne odcizenym ume-
lc4kym diiem a skuteGn0u pa
mdtkou, ktera sc nal6za bud
We vIdenskem hrade nebo mu-
scich. Podali-li sc nam ziSkatiI
yskutku tyto pravem oozado-
vane umelecke skvosty, byl by
tim polozer velmi dctyhodny|
zakladni kamen k budouci stat
ni galeri. ktera spojena S dne-
5ni galeTii rudolfinskou, vytvo-
rita by obrazarnu zajist6 sv6-
tov6ho vyznamu.
Ably vysvitla nalezite boha-
tost t&chto poklad0, nebude "a
jistG nemistno, jestlize Sc zml-
nine We strucnem pfehledu ale
spoh 0 hlavhich a um6lecl1y
nejdulezitejSich pozadovanych
Ipamatkach. Vice jak 500 obra-
zu jest zaneSeno V seznamech
a meZi mimi jsou jmena takoVG-
! no razu jalo Perugino, Parme-
gianino, Correggio, Palnese,
Reni, Span6lSti mistfi baroku
NelaSque9 Murillo. Rovne2
| IQctyhodne zaStoupeni .isou mi
5tri 1aalpskc renaissance a ba-
Iroko Lqkas Leidensky, Breug-
hcl a., Rutens, Van Dyk, Due
rer, Holbein, Cranaeh, Spran~
Eger a j. Mimo tyto obrazy po-
lnaldji lase memoify Iadu go
bellnu vNs0ke ceny q puVodu
franeoaz.keho, belgicheho
IoriontalnIho. Prave v tomto
oboIu bule zajiste WIDEN W.
nalladati ySechno sye usiIi, by
zabranila odyedcni t6to svc
chlouby do Cceh. Ostatne VI
me, &c pred tasem vyskytla se
2prava, 2e Widen hodla uzavri-
Ii ppickl, ktcrou by galanto-
yala avyni sbn.kami gobellno-
NEni Y aeznamu dale "a
stoupepy isou rtizne pamaaEy,
jez mai velikt vTznam pro an
tickou arcaoolopu, pfeioysim
I. ~ FuegeroVshy ssrllofag,
ienz pochazl asi Z konce 4. sto-
lett pred Kristen, znama
Gcmna Aug Jstoa, iejiz "zivot-
mi dfj.ny' isoa yeimi pohnuto
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-03

~ iiiaH D'oiliSi1s1iii' ~
ko jmeno ci prlmeni, ktere ma
jor napsal ma zed' "a svou hod
most. Major Hermann! Hraben
ka Hermina II. E. +. NJ, ctyrl
pismena vyryta do dyky, nlz
chtel zabiti ieho! H. E. r. NJ,
ctyri pismena vyryta do dyky
vyzvedace, jehoz polapil na ko-
telni v6zi. Bernard pravil:
Bernard pravil:
"Podle meho nazoru je to
zenske plsmo. -. Ale pax -"
Zamyslil Sc pokracoval.
Ale pax -. co 0 tom ma
me soudit? Bud'to je ia venko-
vanka a major Hermann Jedi
nou osobou, t. j. ia venkovanka
muzem, nebo Jim neni major.
Nebo E. nebo name co cinltl
S dvema ruznymi osobami, mu-
zem a zenou, a myslim, re je
tomu tax pres nadprirozenou
podobu toho muze a tie zeny.
Nebot' jak bych mohl pripusti-
ii, ze jedna a taz osoba mohla
to tn Vcera napSat, pfelltl iran
couzske hranice a V prevleku
yenkovanky mne V Corvigny o.
sloviti ;. prijiti sem Ease
dnes rano V pfevleku nemecke-
no majora, dati rozkaz k znice-
nj zamku, uprchnouti, a kdyz
byla zastrelila nekolik svych
vojaku, zmizeti V automobi-
luz"
Pavel neodpovedel, zaujat
vlastnimi dvahami. Pc chvili Wy
sci do VedlejSiho pokoje, jimz
byl boudoir oddelen cd pokoju,
ktere obyvala jeho zena Ellis
ka.
Ma stole nalezl Pavel nemec-
k6 noviny a francouzsky list re
dine 10. zafi, nemz zprava O
vitezstvi ma Marne byla pre-
Skrtnuta dv6ma carami cerve-
nou tuzkou a oznacena slovem
"Lezi Lezn' S podpisem H.
"Jsme V ppkoji malora Her
MAMA" pravil Pavel Bernar-
dovi.
"A major Hermann spalil
dnes noci RUNE kompromitu-
jici hstiny,' prohlasil Bernard.
"Vidis Y krbu hromadu popele
z paplru -"
Shybnul Sc a sebral nekolik
obalek a nekolik listu ohnem
Jen napolo ztravenych, na
nlchz ostatne byla .ien nesouvi-
sla slova nesrozumitelne We
ty.
Ale kdyz jeho zrak padl ma.
hodou k luzku, uzrel pod podu-
skou balik ukrytych satu, patr-
ne tam We spechu odjezdu "a.
pomenutych. Vytahnul iej a i.
! hned vykriknul:
mo - to uz je trochu prili$
silne!'
Coz" otazal Sc Pavel, kterS
taktez prohledaval pokoj.
! 'ryhle saty :. . sat selky ;.
/ ty. ktere mela venkovanka !
! Corvigny :. Neni pochyby :.
! ie to taz barva a taz latka ;.
A pax hled', ten cerny, kraj ks
| W sal, nemz .jsem Il rikal ;
"Co pravis?' zvolal Pavel
chvataje k nemu.
i "Podivej Sc sam! Sal, kter,
jiste neni cd vcerejska. Jak j.
: upotfebeny a roztrhany. A jal
lsem ii rekl, je mem zatknu
Ia jeste ta broz, Nidisv'
Pavel il poznal ihned s ia
kym desem. Jaky prisern.
! smysl dodavala objeNu satu !
pokoji majora Hermanna, v po
koji vedle boudoiru Hermin,
! q Andeville. kamej rezano
: labuti rozpjatymi krldly, Q
: bepjata zlatym hadem rubi
noyyma ocima! Tu kamej INA
: Pavel od detstvi, yzdyt' il vide
: ma zivutku te, ktera zabila je
a no otce, znal il, vzdyt' Sc $ Il
/ do vsech podrobnosti shledal II
+ mort rnt, Hpyfpipv ~ A pdavillf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-03

ma ma zed', jmena Bernardo
d'Andeville a Pavla Delroze,
ktera byla pro neho jmeny dvou
nepratel, vyuzil pfilezitosti, a
by Sc jich zbavil. Jsa pfesved-
cen, re pokoji SPINE my diva,
bodnul !. a zabil uboheho &c
rifloura jeho soudruha. Le-
mreli misto mas ..''
/, Odmlcel Sc a pax zaseptal:
"Zemreli, jake zemrel muj o
tee ;. jako zemrela Eliska
| hlldac a jeho zena :. touze
rukou. touze rukou, slysls, Ber
narde? Ano, neni to myslitelne,
re ano, a mil rozum odmita
plipulstiti neco takoveho . I. A
prece je to jedna a taz ruka,
ktera trina vrazednou dyku F.
tehdy jako nyni."
Bernard prohlizel zbran. u
zrel ctyri pismeny zvolal:
Hermann -, re to znaci
ljeho jmeno
"Ano,' del Pavel zive. 'Je to
jeho skutecne jmeno? Jaka je
iehO skutecna OsobnoSt? Ne
vim. Ale bytost, ktera Sc do
pustiia vsech tech zlocinu, pod
Ipisuje Sc temi ctyrmi plsmena-
mi: H. E. r. M"
| Kdyz zpusobili poplach da-
| Ii o veci zpraviti kneze leka-
re, Pavel rozhodnul Sc pozada
Ii plukovnika Q soukromou
rozmluvu. Chtel mu sdeliti ce-
lou tn tajnou historii a prositi
no pomoc We vysvetleni Els
ciny popravy a vrazdy obou
vojaku. Dozvedel Sc vsak, re
Iplukovnik a jeho pluk bojuje
liz Ma hraniclch a re treti set
nina byla speSne povolana az
ma oddil, ktery mel zustati V
zamku pod velenim serzanta
Delroze. Pavel tedy patral Sc
syVmi lidmi sam.
Neobjevili niceho. Nemohli
ziistit ami nejmenSi stopy pc
: tom, jak sc vrah dostal skrze
hlidky v parku do zamku a
az do pokoje. Nikde, nikdo AM
neuzrel civilni osoby, bylo sc
tedy nutno domnivati, re vra-
hem byl vojin tretl setniny ?
Pozhodne ne. A prece jakoU
, iinou domnenku mohl pripusti
ti?"
A Pavel neobjevil ami tohC
reimensiho, co by mu osvetli
20 smrt jeho zeny a prozradil'
misto. kde byla pochovana. 4
to bylo prom nejkrutejsi zkou
Skou.
u nemeckych ranenych na
rail ma touz nevedomost ak
u zajatych. O poprave muze
dvou zen vedali vsichni, all
\ vsichni prisli az po III a a,
po odchodu posadky re zamku
Pokracoval V patram az d
Orneuuinu. Snam tam nekd
yedel o tom. Snad tam uslySel
II obyvatele mluviti o zameck
PAM, o jejim zivote, jejln
utrpeni a smrtl.
u Ornequin byl prazdny, An
jedine zeny, ami STARCH. Nepfl
q tel odehnal patrne vsechno c
! byvatelstvo do Nemecka, be2
Npochyby az predem Ia tim uc
" lem, ably odstranil vsechny sve
7 Ky svych emu ia okupace zam
}ku. Promenil llrajinu pust
: llu
q Tax ztravil Pavel til dny
marnem hledani.
"A prec," rikal Bernardov
"Eliska nemohla nadobro I'm
yeti. Nenachazim ami hrob, nt
nalezam ami nejmensi stopy p
l. jejim pobytu. A prec tu I'll;
) Trpela tn. Jak draha by mi b
h Ia vzpominka ma ni,'
a Dal sebrati vsechny zbytk
e Y pozustalosti jeilho pokoje
o. dal sebrati vse, l1usy omitk
Ii a otlucenych rims.
u. Bylo vse smiseno S troskan
h salonu prizemi, kamz Sc S
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
BONUS BILL 70
 PASS BEFORE
 ADJOURNMENT

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Senator McCumber of North Dakota, in re- plying today to Mrs. H. R. Smith, who presented him with petition bearing a million signatures, asking that congress do justice to the eX- service men by passing the soldiers bonus law, promised Mrs. Smith that there will be no adjournment of the present congress until the compen- sation bill has been made law. Speak ing for the upper house he assured Mrs. Smith as the representative Of the signatories to the petition that the senate would take up and dis pose of he bonus bill as soon as the tariff measure was passed and the way cleared.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
IN
 BRAZIL IS NOW
 UNDER CONTROL

RIO JANEIRO, July 7.-The Brazil ian government issued a statement last night declaring that the situation created yesterday when military in- surgents overcome the garrison and seized the fortress of Copacana, just outside this city, was well in hand. The surrender of the rebels is ex- pected momentarily. They have no chance to escape or hold out much longer. The fortress is surrounded by large forces of loyal troops and is under heavy shell fire from the gov ernments artillery. The rebels in- clude the students of the military school here, lead by Captain Enclydes Fonseca, son of former president of the empire.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
ENTIRE TOWN IS DESTROYED
 BY TORNADO

PRATT, July 7.-Reports received here today tell of a tornado which swept through the town of Lake City in Barber county, practically destroying the entire town. All tele- graph and telephone wires are down and direct communication with the stricken district is impossible. But meager details have been received from refugees, and the definite con- ditions are not known. A relief ex- petition is being hurriedly organ zied and dispatched from here.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
CHILD FILM ACTOR
 BEEN CALLED HOME

LYNBROOK, N Y, July 7.-Millions of screen lovers will mourn today when they learn that Bobby Connolly, one of the sweetest and most success ful of child film actors died at his home here yesterday. The youngster had attained we'll deserved fame by his characterization of several lead ing parts and before his death he was the recipient of very large salaries. He made his greatest fame by his act ing in Humoresque, which immediate ly won public favor, and had great deal to do with the great popularity with which the play was received. Another famous picture characteriza- ton which showed the boys talents, was his acting in "The Old Oaken Bucket" Bobby has also played in parts with MT. and Mrs. Sydney Diew. He had also had considerable experi- ence upon the vaudeville stage.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
BURNING BOAT
 IS SAVED BY AN AIRPLANE

SAN DIEGO, July "A seaplane from the squadron of the Pacific fleet stationed at the North Island naval air station, yesterday domon- strated it's usefulness in peace as well as in war, when it flew to the rescue of the crew of burning fishing boat, which was enveloped in flames follow ing a gasoline explosion, and safely took on board the air craft the five members of the fishing boats crew. The rescue took place yesterday after noon off Coronado Island. The fish ing boat was totally destroyed.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
SAYS SITUATION IN POLAND IS A WORLD MENACE

CHICAGO, July 7-Addressing the convention of the Associated Adver- Using Clubs, Major General George Bell, commander of the Sixth army corps area, declared yesterday, that the present Polish situation in Europe was a growing menace to world peace. He asserted that things were shaping up toward another great war which would not only involve all Europe but would also draw in the United States. Hanford MacNaider, head of the American Legion, who also ad- dressed the convention, pledged every members in the eleven thousand posts of the Veterans Association to again take up arms in defense of their coun- try whenever called upon.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
MICHIGAN TO FORCE SCHOOL
 ATTENDANCE

DETROIT, July 7.-The proposed amendment to the state constitution requiring all children of school age to attend the public schools, which would strike sever blow to the parochial school conducted by the Catholic and Lutheran churches. will not go to the ballot this coming tall. The sponsors of the measure have decided to wait until spring. In a statement issued today by the back CTS of the proposition it was as- serted that an active campaign or education would be conducted throughout the length and breadth of the state to properly present the is- sue before. the voters, and the delay was causd by the necessity for time in order to have the issue clearly and considered by every body before going to the ballot box.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
NO CHANGE IN THE RAILWAY SH0EPlDVNLElpS STRIKE
Associate Forester Coming
 NOrth 0n Inspection Tour

SEATTLE, July "A special Washington dispatch appearing in to- days Seattle Times states that at the request of Secretary of Agricul- ture Wallace, Associate Forester E. A. sherman will leave Washington July 10 for two months tri pto AL aska. The purpose of MT. Shermans journey is to make a field study of departmental problems in the north ern territory. He will be joined at Juneauy by c. A. Flory, district for ester for Alaska, and will proceed from there to Valdez. A trip over will be taken and an inspection made of the agricultural experimental sta- tion in the interior metropolis From Fairbanks to Seward the party will travel by the government railroad with side trip to the experimental station at Matanuska. From Seward MT. sherman will go to Cofdova talk ing side trips to various Prince Will liam sound points and Katalla. On his way south, MT. Sherman will stop over at Ketchikan and make a trip of inspection through the Tongass national forest. The special purpose of the trip is to make a study of road necessities in the two national forests of Alaska, the Chugach and the Tongass.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
COURT REsTRAINs STRIKERS.

EAST ST. LOUIS, H., July "A j temporary restraining order was is sued yesterday by Judge English of the United States district court, for bidding the striking shopmen from in terfering with the operation of the tarins on the Illinois Central rail- road. The order was based upon affi- dayits filed by the company showing that the strikers were offering v!o- fence to non-union workers employed in the railway shops at Mounds. The injunction also prohibited the striki- CTS from hindering or molesting the employees of the railroad and torbade them to establish picket lines around the railway shops.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
FOREST FIRES EXTEND IN ALL
 DIRECTIONS

SEATTLE, July 7.-Forest fires are raging in virtually every timbered area throughout the Pacific Northwest. Hundreds of additional fire fighters are being employed wherever possible and are at once rushed to augment the tired crews which have been fight ing the flames for days. The dry sul- try weather continues. The weather forecasters hold out no hope for rain, and they say they can see no relief in sight for the burning area from na- tural causes. The fires extend throughout British Columbia, Wash ington, Northern Idaho, Western Mon- tana and Oregon.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
 TO KU KLUX KHAN

SALEM, Ore, July 7.-Articles Of incorporation were filed here today creating the Ladies Invisible Empire. The association is planned as a woman's auxiliary to the Kn Klux Klan, and according to the papers filed, the purposes of the society are much the same as those of the Klan. Among the objects set forth in the articles are "to preserve the purity of the white race, and to unite in inseparable bond the pro testant women of the world"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
MINE WORKERS WILL
 GO TO AID FARMERS

ALBIA, Iowa, July 7.-The officials of the Iowa district of the United Mine Workers, announced yesterday that they were planning to take inn mediate steps to relieve the coal sfc.:- age in this state. It is reliably stated that unless something is done at once that the wheat cannot be threshed The union officials declare their will ingness to come to the aid of the farmer in this emergency,
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
CHINESE RAIDS PROTESTED BY
 THE JAPANESE

PEKING, July 7.-Raids by Chinese bandits in Manchuria and along the Korean border have brought vigor- ous protest from the Japanese govern ment The latter's consulate at Tout June q, and two Japanese citizens killed. The official note received by the Chinese government calls atten- ton to the fact that Japan is living up to her promises in withdrawing her troops from Siberia, but that they were withdrawn on condition that China would be able to maintain order.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
DEMPSEY - WILLARD
 FIGHT IS ASSURED

WICHITA, July "A return bout between Jack Demsey and Jess Will lard is virtually assured. This an- nouncement was made today by Ray Archer, Willard's manager, after a conference with Jack Kearns, the champions manager, and Frank Tourney, representing Tex Rickard, who will promote the match. Details have not yet been arranged but the fight should take place before Octo- Der first next. Willard is already in training at Los Angeles.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
MRS. MALLORY MEETS
 FIRST TENNIS DEFEAT

WIMBLETON, Eng, July After winning her match in the singles which qualified her for the semi finals, Mrs. Mallory paired with Miss Sigourney, also an American entrant, in the women's doubles this afternoon, and met defeat for the doubles grass court championship. They fell victim to the clever play ing of Mrs Chambers and Mrs. Pea cock of England.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
WHERE C0RD0VA HAS
 OVERLOOKED A BET

NEW YORK, July Due to the heavy rains of the last few days, the rain insurance companies have been hit hard. It is estimated that they have paid out more than half mil lion dollars to baseball clubs, sum- mer resort hotels, and other holders of policies, which guaranteed protec- tion against loss of trade and busi- ness by indictment weather along the Atlantic coast the first four days of July.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
KHAN OUTRAGES ARE
 TO BE INVESTIGATED

SALEM, Ore. July 7.-Governor Ben Olcott issued instructions today to Attorney General Van Wickle re- quasting that the latter take imme- diate charge of the investigation of alleged Ku Klux Klan outrages in Jackson county. The governor N in- structed the attorney general to push the prosecution of the offenders as the locar officials had failed to take, necessary action.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
STRIKER COMMITS SUICIDE

TACOMA, July 7.-Joe Yakov1ch, a railway shopman out on strike, com- mitted suicide yesterday after shoot ing and wounding his landlady, Mrs. Retta Fahey of this city. It is be- 1ieved that the deed was caused by Mrs. Fahey failing to return the ef- fections of Yakovich. In fit of Jeal- ousy he drew revolver and tried to kill her.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
WANTS BOARD REDUCED
 TO THREE MEMBERS

WASHINGTON, July 7-Senator Borah of Idaho yesterday introduced a bill to reduce the personnel of the United States shipping board from seven to three. He stated that the purpose of the bill was to effect econ omy by the saving of the salaries of the four members to be Topped off whom he characterized as superfluous.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07

CHICAGO, July 7.-The nation wide strike of the railway shopmen completed it's first full week today. The prevailing characteristics ot the strike seem to be a dogged determ- ination on both sides to hold out. Neither of the contesting sides seem to be in the mood for compromise. It has apparently settled down to test as to who can hold out the longest.
 The officials of the railroad com- panies are advertising extensively for men throughout the country to replace the strikers The union ot- ficials are busily engaged in push ing the work of organization, and checking up on the records of work suspension. The reports received here and issued from both camps as to the actual effectiveness of the strike are conflicting, and widely variant. The result is a state of in definiteness in the, public mind as to actual COnulllOuS.
 One thing is certain. The events of the week have made it plain that the railroads have organized to fight the strike. One of the roads, the Great Northern, has already com menced attempts to negotiate with it's new employees as an organization. It plans to have a new organization supplant the shop crafts unions which have been outlawed by the railway labor board for refusing to heed summonses issued to compel at tendance at conference seeking ad- iustment of the difficulty.
 The railway labor board is adher ing to it's policy of "hands off" The craft leaders are seeking no confer ences. The companies are trying to secure. strike breakers and operate their shops. As the seventh day of the struggle passes into history one who is an optimist can hardly detect even a promise that peace may come in any other way except by the slow wearing out process incident to a long, hard-fought battle.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
CLOTURE RULE WAS
 DEFEATED IN SENATE

WASHINGTON, July 7.-The move of the republican leaders in the sen- ate to enforce cloture rule in order to expedite the passage of the tariff bill was brought to an issue this and defeated by vote of 45 to 35: The proponents of the proposed rule mustered nine votes less than the necessary two thirds majority.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
INSURGENTS SURRENDER

RIO JANEIRO, July '. The an- nouncement was made by the govern ment late today that the insurgents in the fortress of Copacana had sur rendered to the federal troops at 3:45 this afternoon. The revolt has been completely crushed and has had no serious consequences.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
WILL PROTECT THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Postmas- ter-General Hubert Work yesterday sent telegraphic instructions to the superintendents of the railway mall service in all parts of the country, to Immediately report any attempts made by the striking shopmen to hamper or interfere with the movements of the mails on trains.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
PELTED WITH ROCKS

PORTLAND, Ore, July Hive striking railway shopmen were ar rested here today charged with as sault on strike breakers. The assault is alleged to have taken place when the non-union workers were going to work at noon, the strikers pelting them with rocks.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
WATER DISCOVERED IN
 IN MEXICAN OIL WELLS

WASHINGTON, July 7.-The de- partment of commerce announced that 1t had received unconfirmed reports of the appearance of considerable water yesterday afternoon in the oil wells being pumped in the Toteco Pool district in Mexico.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
O'CONNOR DEMOCRATIC
 CANDIDATE GOVERNOR

FARGO, N. D., July Ex-Governor O'Connor was nominated as the inde- ndent-democratic candidate for the United States senate in last Wndnes- days primaries O'Connor will op- pose the non-partisan chief, Lynn Franzier, who defeated Senator Me Cumber for the republican nomination,
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-07
BEATEN BY STRIKERS

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., July T. The first violence in the railway strike in this section occurred yes terday when two men working in the Santa Fe shops here were beaten by small crowd of strikers. The men were more or less cleaned up, being assaulted separately and overpowered.