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The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
BANK CLEARINGS FOR LAST
 WEEK GREATER YEAR AGu

New York. March 23, CAr)-- The bank clearinss for last week ia the United States totaled ten billion two hundred fifteen million nine hundred eighty two thousand two hundred sixty two dollars in comparison with eieht billion five hundred seventy TWO million six h ndred four thorsan nd sixty eight dollars for the same period ono year ago according to the compi l;tion of the Financial and Com mercial Chronicle which enlarees upon the improved financial con- d;tions existing in the Tmtcd States compared wth one 5"ar ago.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
CplI. IRON. COPPER IND
 OTHER RESOI RCE> RUSSIt

Moscow. March 2l 'PAj The discovery If four bis coal -eams under the Petchora river has been reported by no-tltern rifle eXr edition which lia= inst rr'uH .1 te LeHinsrad Iron and copper i- reported in great gJanfitic- uess' rhe Papa river Tae expedition explored Novaya Zenbla Island ara reaaIted that tf po--css"S many fGr beHlng animal nd i- capable n colonization
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28

Murphysboro, March 23. tAP) Ritter. wealthy buSi- ness man. shouted at mass meet ing yesterday. "Murphysboro will re build.'' This statement caused the first cheers to be heard here since the tornado. Ritter made tie declaration after Governor Len Small and dozen of his relief workers painted word picture Of the horrors of the devastation. Ritter said The banks of this town are prepared to strain their credit to the utmost to aid the people in restoring their los, homes and industries. We must all be- gin work at once and il may take years Ritter with snow-white hair and ruddy cheeks, shed tears when he left the platform.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
HINE-E CREW PUII.
 DEEP ~E'A STUFF

San Francisco. March 22. CAP) What old mariners describe as "deep sea stuff" occurred off the Sausalito side of tie bay when thirty Chinese sailors of the s. s. 1snomia went on a rampage The Chinos are said to have been de- nied shore leave and wages and before boat load of constahles and detectives arrived had forced the Captain. First Mate and the Purser into their cabins. which they barricaded
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
ANCHORAGE VISITED WITH
 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

tnehofaee. March 2& C.Pp=- STeeial The Roberts Bowling A!- laY and pool hall, valued a' fiji teen thousand dollars, one oe the first buildlnas erected in the t0vn. burned to the ground Saturday af- ternoon. The owners had insur- aisea to the amount of ven 'Aesl= sand dollars on the builline The ht.ldine WAS the scene of all the social events of the town ia the early days The fire burned s' tiorcelv that the firemen had much difficulty in saving the adjoining structures
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
VICTORIA TO HAVE toMIf '.f [
 EI MODELLING. REPORT

#e8e5 MarGA i tI'' %H.e ia Gza NlasEa stoaa-1|p Gums #tts ensivel4 al'rMa th~ l5ts. .arHt al.eHsrafaa to E-e
 9ta seattle an# lsilfal af HeA -er te initiata5 ruH rhjrd- glI= amm9ny= =is taaHa aH, jeo= ltla'z t' spec5alls ugi 1git4 alf5II ineFea5 tbe le.t -p."e =e44ding smas.os and o1ser. et5 eeem an the tfaar jpck. ad- st4.tstaaas for pa-sa ts on ''a= 1,ss. refora a14 tbc dia- sa}eaa mlldile nev wlwarhs f6715fd ID proeect til-' 'Ac s"as aud eXtqndfns the apinr dcck5 Ea5a amidships tIirfe two fec af fHe= eonstfuettou af upper deck Fee ma with protection 'rom s"as afsl redH5f5liu- tbe eesy, quarters ard addIas steeraa asooum"la- fFl4ff5
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
F (. HAS LARGE INCREASE
 IN MINERAL. PRODTCTION

Victorias March 24, cAPl WiL-
 jam Sloan, Minister of Mines. to
 day announced that the mineral production in British Columbia for eight million six hundred twenty one thousand and ninety seven dol lars. which is an increase of seven million three hundred sixteen th usand seven hundred seventy seven dollars over the previous year Sloan declared that this is one fourth of Canada's mineral production
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
HORNE KNIGHTS EhkS TOOTH
 FNtND. RETURNEB PARENTS

s7ttIe. March 2t .Nrl- Wac Ter, 5esut the ApsEJ 'ur. yj Idue e'i,u announced ye-tor1' tl-at an ells tootb an Elts Lodge embleH h"loneins to Lorne Kuish which Was found with his bod by Peter fo@nkanorik. one of Nnc Es- kima~ m Wransel Island. wh, ii ht awaitins pa sage Nor'M has fss transmitted to Kni-ht4 paren bo live a MaNmnYilr Orc sof4
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
stI}ftf CON tKNNENT ANNUIS
 NGisIR CONCESSION

24.oAFl The HaGliet tFe con sa-~izz=9a sinclair oil interests a=!sE tsl#HI ani has di-
 s.= zs=a.s'=s nEaanr to return 5ts=ts5o= 4#fd4sz thousand ruble -Iafa nfZd to Sinclair The ,tapaHsse hs7e be- n occupying all san4iieiI Island and the Sin ef5lif interests conlended that this prevented fl from proceeding with dey5 i9Hrf ats aeea5ing to thu con cessioll
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
PlRSIifNf, HEADS CHILEAN
 PfEBISdITf COMMISSION

# agton, March 2$ D>Pt#- 9igs NLHa House today ann lueed Gens35il John l Per-b5a' i h.a nfs head of the conmj+ m vH=h=l ta= oversee the Taeua ft=sa seite under the Chilean asz=5's5l arbitration award
 0iII = memharod that Gen ei#} i5,z aa reeenaly visited rAs SeQe9 can republics and wa+ 5FaHdea 7oHderful ovation
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
ONLY SCHOOL .lND CHURCH REMAIN TO SHOW FOR
 TOWN OF PARISH

Parish. H. March 21 tAPl- There is no need of relief work in Parish as nearly all the inhab itants We're killed or injured and he handful of survivors have been cared for in the scattered homes ot neighbors outside of the path of the tornado Out of forty eight buildings in the town, only q school house and the Methodist church remain standing
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
CAPpER SAYS FARM
 LEGISLATION BE DOMINANT

Washineton. March 23. [AP)-. Senator Camper talked yesterday to President Coolidge regarding legislative relief of the farmers and announced later that farm leg islation will he dominant in the aext session of Congress. The President is planning full accom- modations for the agricultural commission as that body continues to advise him of it's needs.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
KANSAS CITY JUVENILE COURT
 IMPOSES SPANkINGS

Kansas City March 25. CAP G}d fashioned spankinas were the D ualties imposed upon two four -year-ola boys convicted in he Ji,,enile Court here today for play ipe hockey from school ,ndge Neade used d rod which he wrap ped with Congressional Records as the instrument of punishment and s;5jd. That's the first real uso eyer found for the Goneressional Record
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
GRAND ICI0o PiO\i FRS
 ELECT OPTIC FRS

Juneau, March 2l, ,APl--aper- ial The Grand leloo of the Ioon eers of Alaska. representing e.th'- con local ielaos adjourned too-l' after theif regular annual un having elected John C. s'p.r'.'' President H. R shepard, Sees tarv: John Reck Treasurer. ll ci Juneau The next annual
 sion wil be held at Valdez 7w Constitution has been amended rhat AM coming to Alaska on o prior so December &1 of l9o5 yn eilei5la f5r membership. Tho i" neau meeting ~as declared t3 lt lten the most harmonious ,uceas-tul meeting held hy '.e Grand Ieioo sia"e it's institution
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
DMfNIoNS SIST ifNS
SINGAPORE POLICY

London, March 44 tAPl The Government todas reeeiyed q Par famsntaeg sote af approval on the sneap5re policy when the House at Commons rejected by a vote of Hta Aa,uIretl eaht to d hundred rwc,fry nfe Hclaohaid's motion to reduce rhe HaFal vote as protest aeainst #hGhlsaz the Singapore na- val bsts.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
WEDNES SDAY TELEGRAFHICt
kELIo45. DIRECTED To rthE .,Tff'- TOW ARD LTNtTlr'ON
 CONTf.i,tNt F. NGpN

w. n March -}. OAl7
 Presf5. f7olidge has -agpo tai ' to Sec of State llelloee rl.s lie taEe preliminafv steps to- ward t44 vaI lmita oH roHt" ence. T President sees TWO phases 9 hn work ona the ie- termination If the mechanical as nects of di- mament and tho 9econd. ae ions with o1her ns- ions a. t whether tho desire fo particiD srch 2 conference
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
|. RIP MISTER GIFTS FINE
 AND JAtL SENTESt F, BOOZE

Juneau, March 24 cAP,- s'~ ial John B Edwards. Nasgr thc motorship Oregon, on wi.ia vessel the Federal raiders hC. found inioxicants last Thursda has been fined three hundred d l;rs and sentenced to ninety d,t in jail Edwards paid the fine the jail sentence was suspended The case against J, LeRoy. anot00r official of the craft. was dismissed and no action vast taken aeail tle ship
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
1H0t.S lSDs PROSPECTORS
 BLOCKING TO YiK!FTSK

So sll. Siberia, March 2t. tAP# ifeat s'rttes of r''.'"' gold ire ren9fnd in tte recian of A'3en tn the Yakutsk district and ie termed as a second Klon- dike Nearly two hundred thous- and ounces have been obtained by primitive methods of working the grounds and thousands of pros pectors are focking in.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
MAN ON TROLLEY CAR HURT
 BY STONE FROM EXPLOSION

Seattle, March 25, (AP)--Ph.ilip Peterson. fifty years of age, is crit ically injured. He was riding on a trolley car when a rock dislodged by an explosion nearby was hurled through the window of the car as the trolley was passing over the viaduct. Two large veins in his neck were severed by broken glass.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
tetl.i.s TWO. THEN SUICIDES

Niles Ft0 Mont, Mar. 2a, CAlD
 dudiug @t lHe bodies on The ranch of .i W. Stacy a ono-ar1ned 'sa who Hees near Mzpah on the der a5ver. disclosed the fact
 Iois4 N Kemp and his so@ James kemp had heen killed ana s5f#9s= had apparently suicid- Indications point to a gun f-t 0Hen tho Kemps went to s.rszra ranch after load uf hay $; aHaaH and that after killing h Fl men. Stacy took his own life
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
HAPPILY ASKS |. OF ". REGENTS KEEP EXPENSE
 DOWN TO BEDROCK

Seattle March 21, (Ap)-Goy- ernor Hartley's policy toward the University of Washington during a survey of the state institutions is one of retrenchment, according to his indications in talks with the rcaents and students in assembly. He implored the regents to keep the expenses down to bedrock.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
| NIIFH MINE WORKERS
 RESTRICT MEMBERS

fesaa lIsGse. lad Nar, 2l tAPi
 G,lleiaIs tGe Eleventh District p =Jafaa5l NiHe Workers have H tife5 t9ca. unions in Tndi- ana that ang members aftiliatne tte faaH with cooperative nng Yentlees ln violation of the
 tilin W6nt, will be drop l5d from tite oEgaaizatinn
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
FORTY THOuSAND DOLLARS
 WORTH SILK STOLEN

New York. March 2& tAP)- The watchman of a silk storehonse was last night held up at the Twenty Sixth Street Pier on the Lehigr Valley and Hudson River Railroad and silk valued ait forty thousand dollars was hauled away.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
MONDAY
 tTElEG RAPHlC)
REVOKE LICENSE OF
 M. D. FOR SALE DIPLOMAS

St. Louis. March 21. oAPl- The Missouri State Board of Health declared that Dr. Waldo Briggs who is dean of the St. Louis col lege for Physicians and Surgeons ia guilty of the sale of fraudulent diplomas and revoked his license for the practice of medicine.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
FIND NEW B~TITtTE
 FOR GASOLINE WHICH
 SAVE MONEY; Ft Fl.

Parts. March 21 tAPl Erol.ne
 the name given to q new sub sf8nc, invented by Laurent q Trench chemist which will go fsFtheF and which cost less than
 =ol5He in automobiles. The bs#-is=al the new product is said te De 11ar.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
GIVE HERHIOT BIG
 VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

Paris. March 21, fAnl- The Chamber of Deputies Gay Premier Herriott and his Cabinot vote of confidence today, the vote show ing 327 to 95, on the goNernment's policy in regards to the religious questions.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28

age and his i've young children were killed al Frazier, near here to- day when can of nitroglycerine picked up al plant nearby explod ed after one Of the children had started beating the can with a stick TAe mother and two children who were adf visiting ueighbors are the oirlg Survivors of the family.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28

Chicago. March g, oAP)-The revised tornado casualties were to day announced as being eight hun dred twenty-siX dead. and twenty nine hundred thirty injured some of whom will die.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
WINS WORLDS
 BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP

New Yory, March g. (AP)-- Charley Phill Rosenberg of New York Saturday night won the worlds bantam champion ship by outpointing Eddie Cannon ball Martin in fifteen round go. Rosenberg took every round ex- cept two near the end of the bat tie.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
FORMER EMPRESS MEXICO
 .AS GRIPPE IN BRI SSELS

Brussels. March 23 tAP>-The aged former Empress Charlotte of Mexico who has been i'll with the Grippe here for some days, was re ported to have passed a satisfac- terv night last night. and is be fieyed to have passed the crisis fis on the road to recovery.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28

tors addressed "St. Petersburg, Russia were returned here mark ed Country unknown. Must be addressed Union of Socialstlc So vet Republicans instead of Rus si3.. and .Leningrad' instead of St Petersburg ''
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
" Rp~W0ETH hs,Sf. SECY.
 TRE.ASI@I HFSlGNIl

NsasHfnef Naret 2} lAPl f4.a1 N'aasaefth ef sou A= -lstatst secFetarv oi t. Trna urs iH eltdtae=st foreign loan+ and rail- ration yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
TUESDAY tTELEGRAPHIC)
TO PROTEST TO PARLIAMENT
 LAND IN JAIL INSTEAD

Edmonton, March 23, (AP)- Che hundred and twenty unem- loved men who Saturday began narch to Calgard, two hundred miles distant from Edmonton, to camp by the Parliament building
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
FIVE SOVIET OEFICJAI.~
 KILLED IN NtRpI WI, FIRE.

Moscow. March % Apl-Five high Soviet officials wen today re ported killed when a military air plane bound from Tifi> to Suchun eaueht fire and fell to the ground
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
LEAVES ESTATE WORTH
 S2OO.OOO TO PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Portland, March 21, CAP) The Will of john F. VeStal who was bArried yesterday, provides that lls estate, valued al S200,00o be turned over to school District No and is the largest educational gift ,fer presented to Portland.
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
WINS BET. BIT IT KILLS HIM

Yonkers, March 24, CAP>-Bar- ree Williams was found dead iA the gatI in front of his home aftar winning bet that he could drink pint of whisl1ey without stopping
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
lLI H0ulfs rNkf,N FROM
 " NESl irBCINlI NINE

F1rm-at W N4 siar 2'. DtrN
 TAo G- i'5 rfr.. b,3ie- Wer- .od eaa wnl '5ra II ot le r.eoy- bod4~- n1ly 'ro n9in Iai4f.riti"5-
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28

to die anywhere else" The re- building of Parish has been given ID,
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
MAN ANI HES FIVE CUFLnN1->
 KILLED NlIliN1LNtEEGNE

-sould.#a Ky N0eA 24 el"t. -'tter Ftnhlia H9rv-d}o yoar- If
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28
PRESENTED WITH K. O..
 TAKEN HOSPITAL, OUT WELL

Anchorage. March 23, (AP)- Kid McCarty Bortz is out of the hospital wher he was taken Fri day night when the Cook Inlet Kid knocked him out in the third round
The Nome nugget., 1925-03-28

MUST ADDRESS LETTERS
 SOVIET RUSSIA JUST so Berlin, March 24, (AP)-Let-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-29
stu seek <. K. K. Jury.

NOBLESvILLE, Ind, Oct. 27.-The
third week of the trial of D. G.
Stephenson, former K. K X. dragon,
Earl Gentry and Earl Klinck, accused
Of murder in connection with the
death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer Of
indianapolis, last March, opened here
today with both defense and state at
torneys trying in vain to agree on the
last two jurors.
Ten veniremen had been tentative
ly selected when court convened this
morning, with the third hundred pros
pective jurymen rapidly being excus-
ed. Judge Will M. Sparks, presiding
as special magistrate, ordered a
fourth venire of 100 today, the first of
whom will be summoned into court
tomorrow, should the attorneys fail
to select the final two during the day.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-29
SPANISH TROOPS
FLEE ADJIR AS
RIFFS ATTACK
Invaders Retreat as City
Burns

PARIS, Oct. 27.--Spain's much
heralded victory at Alhucemas Bay
and the capture of the Riffian strong.
hold of Adjir have faded. The oc-
cupation Of Adjir was over almost as
soon as it was started
The Spanish troops in that sector
are in desperate straits. This was
the information reaching Paris today
from Melilla, Spanish Morocco.
Military circles admit that the
Spanish troops no longer occupy All
dir. The only territory which Spain
has been able to hold after her domin-
alton Of the whole Alhucemas Bay sec.
ton is strip five kilometers long and
three kilometers wide, where 10000
troops are cut off from any provisions
and water except those brought them
by boat.
: The Spanish evacuation of Ajdir
started the day otter the sacking and
the burning of the town, which was
deserted by the Riffians before the
Spanish entered. The Spanish then
retired to the heights dominating Al
dir from the northwest, while the
Riffs have retaken the town from the
south and east.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-29
Letters from Our Readers

To The DAILY WORKER:-To read
The DAILY WORKER every day, to
see the struggle that it is carrying
every day for the workers and against
the capitalists, to see the spirit which
it is holding up, to know the reason
and the idea for which it stands, and
with this all, to know the bitterness
and the difficulties which 1t has to
pass in order to reach the purpose for
which 1t exists, /. e., to know that in
order to help us, fight for us, II needs
our help, our support, to know all Of
these and yet to not respond to its
call, to not take part in its rescue
from dangerous crises, seems to be
impossible for me.
see the danger right ahead OF me
that might come out as the result of
the crises that The DAILY WORKER
might not be able to overcome unless
we believers in 1t help 1t to. see
the danger and therefore, I feel too,
that have to do my very best to take
part in the action necessary to save
The DAILY WORKER.
Here | enclose a money order of
sS.15. It is my one successful weeks
earning, very little for the purpose,
but that is all what could do for the
present. This is my response to one
Of the three slogans raised by The
DAILY WORKER and that one is
Buy a book" So please, send me
the books listed below. believe that
these books will be great help to
me in the fight that l have to carry.
They will be great pleasure and sat.
isfaction for me until the time when
again will be able to send for more
books.
In connection with this l cali to all
our comrades, worker brothers and
sympathizers to devote at least one
days earning for The DAILY WORK
Err, no matter how much 1t is, taxi
ing one OF the slogans that they may
please.
am making this call with the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-29

each and in the so assessment of the
New York cutters.
The strikes, now in their fifth
month, have been featured by an in
juction writ in New York that outdid
all but few previous injunctions in
their severity; by scores Of arrests
by raids in Chicago where police
broke into union headquarters drag.
ging out officials and by the moral
support of many American Federation
of Labor unions. This support, how
ever has been in part set off by the
course taken by the United Garment
Workers Union, the original mems
clothing union from which the Anal.
gamated sprung, in making an agree
ment in Chicago with the struck firm
and attempting to have the work done
by the members of its own union.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-29
Strassburger Threatens
Coolidge He Will Be
Pennsylvania Senator

NORRTSTOWN, Pa. Oct. 27.--Ralph
Beaver Strassburger, who married the
Singer sewing machine millions, is
threatening the Coolidge administra-
ton that he will run for senator with
the intention of making things un-
pleasant for Kool Kautious Kali be-
cause of the latter's Endorsement of
the Secretary of State Kellogg's barr
ing the Countess Catherine Karolyi
from the United States. Strassburger
had invited the countess to come to
his palatial residence in Norristown
for visit, but the state secretary re-
fused to allow her to enter.
81 will teach these frightened old
chumps lesson, will run for SEN
ator next year." declared Strassburger.
Pepper wants to be reelected. Pin
chot will run against him as a dry. l
will run against him as a wet and a
regular. When l ran for delegate at
large last year, the Ware organization
got behind me and l beat Pinchot
hands down"
Boss Ware at present is on the outs
with the Pepper-Mellon crowd and is
looking around for someone to be can
didate who will be able to spend a
goodly sum Of money. The efficiency
of the Ware machine has just been
disclosed in the opening Of ballot box
es in 81 Philadelphia districts, where
in a three-cornered fight these dis
tricts reported an identical number of
votes for the Ware candidate, identical
totals in all districts for the demo
cratic candidates and zeros for the in
dependent candidates.
Strassburger contributed between
one and two million dollars to the
republican party slush fund in Penn
sylvania during the last presidential
elections.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-29
THERE'S ABOUT
A MILLION EAT
HOUSES like IT.
But It's Time to Get EN-
Organized
BY JOHN PERRlDES,
Worker Correspondent.

In one of the west side restaurants
we Greek workers work long hours
for scant wages. Almost all of us
have to put in full days work and
hard one, but above all the porter
and the dish washers get the most
enslaving work ever saw.
The dish washers get sixteen dollars
per week, and specially the day shift
is the hardest of ALL These poor
slaves have to wash all the dishes,
and when through with that, they
have to peel on the average OF a
bushel and a quarter of potatoes
every day.
Pile on the Misery.
That is days work itself and then
quarter bushel of onions, carrots,
celery, then extra pots and cans to
be washed yet.
Sometimes they are so tired that
when the chef calls them to eat they
are too exhausted, but have to stuff
food down or else go without, because,
after dinner (Which is only Is minutes
to rest while eating, tool most of
these poor devils get some more
dishes, pots and so on to wash, some
more potatoes to peel, to sweep the
kitchen, scrub the fioor-this last with
all their strength.
When they get through with this
they can start with the busy supper
period until they get off at $3.50 or 8
n m apcordfnp m shift
This place does good business, but
the bosses are still kicking because
they are dreaming of the time during
the war when they rolled in money.
The Boss Should Worryl
Pay day is Tuesday, but last week
we had to wait till Thursday night
to get our miserable wages, because
the boss was out for good time with
girl. When he came back to the place
he didn't excuse himself for the delay
although one Of the workers was in
bad need of money and had to walk
home because he didn't have carfare
Such are the conditions in the Greek
restaurants. Why? Because Of lack
Of organization and understanding
among Greek workers. wish once
more to see a mighty union in the
Greek restaurants, so we can breathe
liberty and see better conditions and
live as human beings--not like slaves.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-29

literature and works Of art, the per
secution and arrest OF revolutionary
artists and writer's becomes more and
more the daily method of suppression
in Germany.
The most extraordinary case in this
respect is that of the actor Rolf
Gaertner. He had recited in a cele.
bration of the Russian Revolution in
November, 1924. poetry of Mackay,
Muehsam, Kanehl and others, which
one can buy in every bookstore le.
gally. Despite this, he was accused
before the state supreme court foI
violation of the law for the protection
of the republic and was sentenced to
one year and three months imprison-
ment. AS this action had been COM
mitted after October, 1928, his case
was not included in the amnesty and
the actor, who has fallen i'll during
his Imprisonment, has to serve his
sentence.
This particularly shocking case does
not stand alone. The writer Raichle
was arrested together with all the
actors because he had written am
produced a play 1.-THE Red Smiths
and the whole furniture was confs
Gated in Uroch. Raichle remained
some months in prison and was later
released on bail He is being accused
of Indictment against and violatio,
of the law for the protection of the