San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-23

GERMANS
MARCHING
ON REDS
Communists Rounded Up;
Scores Hurt in s.
Fighting.
SOVIET In INTRIGUE
Russia Offers to Send Food
to German Ter
rorists.
REDS STORM HAMBURG
Separatists Clash With Pc-
lice-Panic Hits
Berlin.
REDS STORM HAMBURG

Turmoil. anarchy, revolt and riot
marched onward today in Germany.
Special dispatches to The Light and
Associated Press messages picture :
misery and desolation unparalleled
since the breakup of the Russian em-
pire. Latest developments include:
1. Russian intrigue has entered the
situation in Saxony. Berlin has direct
ed 10000 troops against the red ter
ror. Many Communist leaders have
been arrested.
?. Communists have stormed Ham
burg. Germany's greatest seaport. aud
plundered food shops. Several police
stations were captured and the PONCE
men disarmed.
3. The Separatist movement in the
Rhinaland is spreading. Berlin appar.
emily has taken no measures against
the new republic. Many towns have
been taken over by the instruction
lists, who have FLASHED frequently with
the police.
4. The situation in Bavaria grew
worse with the DETECTION of the Reichs-
wehr troops stationed in that state.
Abandoning allegiance to Berlin, they
swore obediencs TO the Bavarian gov
eminent.
3. Complete panic has seized Ber-
lin. The tumultous course of events
has sent the mark TO forty-seven bill
lion to the dollar, sudden Else fropa
ten billion.
Soviet Intrigue Shown.
Its completely in the Bulgarian Com
munist uprising and the Berlin bomb
plot proven, the Russian Soviet added
another intrigue TO its record today.
when a Moscow dispatch reported the
following:
Russia is ready to supply the Sax.
on government with 10000 tons OF
bread, for which SaXony is negotiat-
ing if transport can be arranged.
Pursuing its campaign against rel
Saxony. Berlin diSuatched 10000
troops toward Dresden, quarterins
them in towns where the Communist
terror bands have directed their at
tack against the Industrialists.
AT Meissen shots were exchanged be-
tween the Reichswehr and the work.
ers. A civilian was killed and sew
eraI wounded. Troops are making l
house-to-house search for weapons.
Many Communists have been round
ed w.
Riots i'm Hamburg.
Riots Begun Tuesday morning IN
Hamburg are continuing, latest advlcss
indicate. Bands of hungry Commune
lists, angered by the latest rise IN food
pricrs, led desperate mobs against the
police stations, capturing several, ahd
disarmed the guardians OF the law
The stations were recaptured upon the
arrival of police achievements. Food
shops were plundercd and tram cars
were stopped Many women took part
i'm the riots, in which several persons
were wounded. Firearms were freely
used.
The Separatist movement in the
Rhineland is spreading, adyices from.
neutral quarters declare. Berlin, how
ever. maintains that local police. are
scattering the upriS,rs, "a late Assoc
ciated Press dispatch saying:
Reports from various sections o.
the Rhineland indicate that the Sep
aratists have been generally defeated,
esnecjally at AK Ia Chapeile. Muh-
chen Gladbach and Bonnie. At AK In
Chapelle they were severely beaten
up by the trade unionists and then
elected from the public buildings.
which they had been holding since
midnight Saturday.
Police Are DiSarmed.
Despite this loss the Separatlsts
hoisted the Rhineland republic flag
over the German government building
at Weisbaden. The polios were dis
armed and locked in their barracks-
Ten persons were wounded when tired
upon BY the secessionists.
The uprisers were roughly handled
when workers elected them from
Muenchen-G ladhach.
So far the Separatists have failed
to, strike blow against the most inn
portant cities of the occupied region:
Essen, Dortmund. Dusseldorf and
Everfield are still under nominal Ger
man rule.
Even Coblenz. an Associated Press
correspondent says. is likely 70 scorf
the honor OF becoming the Rhineians
| canital.
The German government apparently
has done nothing to put down ~
uprising excert to formulate decree
" has forbidden the display 81 the -
flag. Another decree establishes To-