NEW YORK SOCIALISTS
AND SOLDIERS SCRAP
NEW YORK, Nov 27—Strict orders
have been issued by the prosecuting
Attorney forbidding all meetings to be
held by revolutionary socialists. Ser
ious rioting has occured for two nights
between Solders, Sailors and Social
ists. The soldiers and sailors object
ed to the sentiments expressed by
some of the speakers who it seems
have become inoculated with the
virus of revolution, and free for all
lights were the result. Street meet
ings have been broken up and the
police department has its hands full
jto avert serious consequences.
LONDON, Nov 25—Dipatclies to
the Central News state that the Sol
! tfiers and Workmen’s Council has es
tablished full control in Berlin Ger
many.
In a proclamation issued by the
! Council the people of Germany were
; warned that any and all counter rev
j olutionary movements would be sup
\ pressed.
| The people of Northwestern Ger
i many not being satsified or in accord
with the actions taken by the Sol
ders and Workmen Council at Berlin
have established an independant re
public, Hamburg having been pro
claimed the capital and seat of the
newly established government. An
other split seems imminent as it is
rumored here that the people of South
Germany will also not submit la the
Berlin dictators.
PORTLOND, Ore. Nov 28—The
local labor council passed a resolution
to the effect that if the death sen
tence against Mooney is carried out,
all organized labor under the juris
diction of the Portland Labor coun
cil will boycott all Calfornia products.
Bring your forfeiture notices to
the Industrial Worker.
SOVIETS WILL
MEET DEC. 16TH
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LONDON, Nov 27—British jour
nals have received the news that the
Soviets of the Soldiers and Workmen
in Berlin Germany issued a proclama
tion summoning a conference at Ber
entlin Dec. 16th. All the different
Soviets of the Soldiers and Workmen
Councils thruout Germany will be
represented by delegates. The call
for a meeting has been is.sued for the
reason of thoroughly discussing and
formulating the aims of the revolu
tionary party in Germany.
LONDON. Nov 72—Advices have
been received here from Berlin that
the resignation of Foreign Secretar
Solf and Secretary of State Erzberger
are daily expected to be hanrfed in.
This is considered to be a great vic
tory for the extreme radicals.
PARIS, Nov 2 5—The French War
Department announced the entrance
of French troops under the joint lead
ership of Foch and Retain in Strass
burg, Alsace-Lorraine, today, taking
possession of the city and the sur
rounding fortresses.
LUDENDORF SKIPS TO SWEDEN
BERNE, Switzerland, Nov 26—It
is authoritatively stated here that
General Quartermaster Luderdorf,
Field Marshal Hindenberg’s right
hand man has fled to Sweden. Fear
of being imprisoned by members cf
the Soldiers and Workmen’s Council
is supposed to have been the cmr
ppi'ing motive tor his flight.
EXTRADITE KAISER
AM) HIS PALS
LONDON, Nov 26—The. British
Lord Chancellor and Attorney has
made a ruling that the Allied Powers
» according to International Law are en
tirely justified and have a right to
demand the surrender or the arrest
and extradition of the ex-Kaiser of
Germany and all others who have
been mainly instrumental in causing
the conflict between the Allies and
the Central Powers.
MARIK WANTS PROTECTION
WASHINGTON, Nov 26—The
Grand Duchess Marie of Luxemburg
has appealed to President Wilson to
have a contingent of American troops
left in the principality, for the pro
tection of the citizens, who are fear
ing possible depredations by the re
turning German troops on their re
tirement from Belgium. Assurances
have been conveyed to the Grand
Duchess that ample protection will be
given the inhabitants, and that all
marauders caught in the act will be
adequately punished.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 2G—A
fleet consisting of 5o British, French
and Italian war vessels of all classes
have arrived here.
Marines have been landed and of
ficial headquarters by tlie British and
French have been established sealing
the fate of the Osmanli government
in European Turkey. Never in the
history of this ancient city has such
a powerful fleet entered the Bosporus.
OII.WORKEKS TO STRIKE
EL PASO, Texas, Nov 27—At a
convention of workers of the Texas
Oil Fields a resolution was passed to
join thep roposed Mooney protect
strike to be held on December 9th,
unless President Wilson issues a par
don to Mooney or the later is granted
a new trial. Should a general strike
be called the Oil Industry in the Texas
Oil Fields will be paralyzed as it
would mean a walkout of over 10,000
oilworkers
REVO $2.50 PER DOZEN AT LEII
, MANN’S
MONDAY, NOV. 25TH IS THE DAY
According to our annual cua=
tom to set aside a day when
everyone is given an even chance
to order by phon or personally
come to the store to make a se=
lection .
The supply being limited we
will not make any reservations.
Orders will be filled as they come,
First come first served.
A POLEtF”
KOI MAMA I’KOTESTS
WASHINGTON, Nov 27—Rouman
ia has informed the Allied Govern
ments that she has sent a strong pro
test to Germany against the contin
uous violations of the armistice termfc
by . German soldiers. Roumania
claims that important bridges are
being destroyed and Roumanian prop
erty is still being requisitioned daily
no attention being payed to the pro
ests and remonstrances of Roumanian
officials.
NO ASYLUM FOR KX KAISER
LONDON, Nov 28—It has been au
thoritatively stated that the ex-Kaiser
of Germany will not be permitted to
remain in Holland. Concerted action
is to be taken by the Allied Powers
to ask for his extradition, internation
al law as expressed in a ruling made
by the Britfeh Lord Chief Justice jus
tifying them in taking this step. What
disposal is to be rfiade of the ex-Kaiser
has not been stated, but it is proposed
to make it impossible for him to do
any further mischief. ^
POPE WANTS REPRESENTATION
LONDON, Nov 28—The Vatican
has made the announcement that Car
dinal Gibbons has boen authorized to
ask President Wilson to use his influ
ence In obtaining permission to have
representatives of the Pope allowed
seats and voice at the peace confer
ence where they may be able to do
“their bit” in promoting harmony
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PROTESTS AGAINST
LABOR POLICY
BERLIN,—Returns of the ‘Labor (
Inspectorate for Prussia” for 1617
cause the Berlin Vorwaerts to com
ment on the criminal sappier? of the
nafon’s strength which "will exact J
a fearful revenge on the future race.”)
Male employees over 16 decreased
accordng to these statistics, from 2.
062 152 to 1,956,202, but worn m em
ployees inueased from 667,78 x to J ,
240.593. Employees 1 4to 16 iucreae
children under 14 from 2,5S4 to 6,012
In engineering workshops the number
of women increased from 51,513 to
327,512.
Cases where privileges due to ex
emptions from the workmen’s protec
tion act habe been scandalously abus
| ed have risen to 6,108 for exceeding
[ the 10-hour working day rule for
[ women, 9,292 for suppressions of the
j legal lunch-time interval, nonobserv
to 13,398 and nonobservance of the
prohibiton of juvenile to 1,209.
The Vorwaerts complains of the in
dulgence shown to employers by the
authorities who granted permission
for overwork for women to the extent
of 23,000,000 hours and for night
work by women to a total of 44,000,
000 hours.
The two shift system is still main
tained generally, while few three
ed from 280,148 to 327,904, andance of the prohibition of night works shifts are in operation.
among the delegates and where ques
tions relating to the Catholic Church
may be involved.
It is not known what action Pres
ident Wilson contemplates taking in
this matter.
BAVARIA BREAKS WITH BERLIN
LONDON, Nov 28—The people of
Bavaria tired and dsgusted with the
continuous misrepresentation and the
deceit practiced upon the German
people by the Provisional Govern
ment in Berlin have broke off further
relations with the latter. Further ac
tion looking towards the establish
ment of a repulbic more in 'conson
ance with the wishes of the people of
Bavaria will be taken independently.
VIENNA Nov 28—It has been stat
ed here that the Austrian government
is contemplating taking some action
to imprison and try all those who may
have been responsible for helping to
light the torch which set the whole
world aflame. Thorough investiga
tions are being made and some Wart
ling developments are expected in the
near future.
It is not known against whom of the
high Austrian government officials ac
tion is going to be taken'but many are
involved in the charges that have been
made.
WANT KAISER EXTRADITED
LONDON, Nov 25—The Central
News says that the Allies are consider
ing a joint application to the Govern
ment of Holland for the extradition
of the ex emperor of Germany. Con
sidering that no one can forsee what
mischief he may be hatching the Al
lies would feel more secure If they
could exercise some control and su
pervision over him.
DUXSMOKE IN CONTEMPT
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 30—John
Dunsmore has been cited to appear
before the Grand Jury by udge Modan
but refused. Judge appeuled to Sec
retary of Labor Wilson to direct Dens
more to comply.
PROCLAIM REPUBLIC
WASHINGTON Nov 30—Diploma
tic dspatches state that Lithuania has
been proclaimed a republic.
CONFERENCE OF DELEGATES
WASHINGTON, Nov 30—American
delegates to the International labor
Conference in Paris during Peace Con
ference will be Sam Gompers, James
Duncan of the Granite Workers, Jo'
Alpine of Plumbers, Frank Duffy, of
Carpenters and Win Green Secretary
I
of Mine Workers.
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[ of thirty natives on Eldorado river,
j The population of this village has
| been completely wiped out by the
' influenza.
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i that the conditions in that village are
on the mend. ,
He passed Father Fortune and Toni
j Gaffney at Iron creek bound for Igloo
with provisions and much needed
| medical supplies.
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