The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-10


 vailed over the city.
 Reports to the capital said that Lieutenant Alberto Gomez, with a loyal cavalry squadron and two machine guns, had reoccupied the towns of Caibarien and Remedies, without firing a shot. The new revolutionists had surprised the towns, which were under the guard of only a few soldiers. and were joined by the police and many citi- gems. Gomez took IT prisoners, who were transported to Santa Clara.
 Estimates of dead in yesterdays battle reached 200 this morning. with the reported discovery Of 60 bodies under the debris of the Atares fortress. buried beneath col- lapsing stone and mortar. The emergency hospital held 3s dead: the Dependencies clinic had bodies; calixto Garcia hospital had II: the porgue contained 13.
 Wounded will rnn into the hpn. dreds.
 The morgue and hospitals were crowded with weeping, bysterlcal women and men, seanDing the death lists and seeking to identify the dead.
 Enrique Piza De Perras, cru sading night editor of the Pals. today the body of his ag~sear-ojd the Atares fortress. Enrique was an assistant fransiator for the
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