The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1919, Page 4

1 ROC SONNE RNS) 0 RUE FE THE EVENING WORLD, TUE X ing the jon were A © American occ area je- ere and all the other strikers woul Press.)—One hundred Rhenish ae FIRST POLISH MISSION HERE] Panying the misei: M. W. Ker AMERICANS STOP the Ameri pied wos 4 4 all the other atriti 1a tent, the Polish author end Lisiy clareg ‘by the Gormans yesterday as |.be deported into sections of Germany aa Sere Os Becoel Pn ann “ Repre Col, Francis Fronczak Bullen & ed " greme ~ palpi aomeniabiee: Sites Kae ica National Com- | ing of the Rhenish Republic in Wies- |Inter-Allied Railway Commission re-| tivity of Germans who have been|that the German Government shouid Poland's first mission to this covn- A of thew. denied the ot baden, It was only four hours in| ported that all the workers had re- | fathering the , separation of the | relent pe A 4 ere Piss A fa ® try arrived yostorday from Marseilles | Jewish pogroma in Poland. Foey' aa- STRIKE CALL N duration, the workmen returning to |turned to their fobs, Pere Americans” are co-operating —-- en the steamship Canada, There bret FR | Gas aestned hy their labors after being warned of| Newspapers in Coblenz printed) with the Hritish and have adopted ai?! German Geverament Orders Arrest of ‘were thirteen members, including ©./ the stories emanated from Stackholm the consequences by the American | stories denying the birth of the Ger-| attitude of maintaining public order Dr. Dowden. p r oth ry 4 Consul General, Accom-| and hagen. military authorities, man republic at Wiesbaden and as-| end ie any act BERLIN, June %—The German Gov- Busscaynit, and Copen The principal strikers were the rall-!sarting that the report was an effort “ No or. (crmment hg Weeved, On, Oger oe way employees and the street ear lon the part of certain Germans to| dors to the contrary had been received |the Mew. he 01 i —— workers at Treves and Coblens, When | misiead the population of the Rhine-| from Gen, Pershing’s headquarters German ‘ne ann id at per the news of the strike became KROWR lianas, Uy order of the American| pt Chaumont or fram Paris regard- |, The Goyer "hit th at ie al d= the Anfericans sent word to (he labor Ing the ‘American policy ‘toward the |both at Parle and at Spa. the beads ild Now PARIS COBLENZ, June # (Associated |ieadora that unless the Cermans re. pet te Sires Volkageitung povement fer ine establishment of Ntgainst the behavior of the Freneh au: Bui (J been P n a _ . pe HO 0 n ad h tL h COP uN 4 ol aries 41® the occupied areta of the McGibbon & Co. 8 West 37TH ST. 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