The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1919, Page 4

‘ JULY 7, 1019 Radicals. starved us.’ Socialist organizations have decided upon &@ general strike for July 20 and COUNT’S WIDOW: hoff was found slitting on’ chair, her uN face over a burner of the gas atove, which was turned on. She had been 7 UND DEAD FROM GAS | iets scer nouns ‘ Two packages, one addressed to Dr Marie Fligenhoft, etghty-one years | Hans Kudlick of No. 104 West sith FLORENCE STRIKE: to be the widow of Count Fiig- | Street, her family physician, were found f, an Austrian, was found dead in| Neighbors said Mra. Flimenboft was y 130 t 43d Street, early to-| wealthy when she cam® to América a Eas: ‘Mra. Mar: khouse, . | thirty-nine ye «co. Her husband Rana Ah geo aa ena Aied twelve years ago and since ithat final it locked she had her living as a dtess. ing it loc! summoned the | im, ‘The police records show the i — pened at other rebellious céntres,|has been removed. eupecially at Ancona and Brescia, where many persons were wounded. In Genoa,’ where the uprising against the cost of living took a most orderly form, the people imposed 4 reduction in all prices, watched the Grogen. *Mra, Filgen-'c E conomy the Watchword! |). ees.” Down Food Disorders. ade ni be oeedk Walters kl A mob ransacked nearly all the} No. 312 Eas e T E A ing and against food profiteers, how- ' test tea-value for your meney. y more cups to the pound than tea ——and then you have that ever, have occurred in Milan, Leg- horn, Alessandria and Brescia, Premier Nitti declared to news. paper men that the sole cause of the shoe shops at Palermo, troops being] Berry to a dance. called out too Jate. When they ap-| Walters peared they were received with ap- plause, the crowd shouting, “No fir- ing, boys, we aren't at the front,! eld will oner In the Death hi A for their support in pacity- against the vampires whol have! * Store Opens 9 A. M.—Closes 5 P. M.—Closed all dqy Saturday From all ns where disorders have occurred thé same report ts/ ; 4 ‘ coming. A week ago everything val 21 @s a protest against Allied inter- |could be boud@ht at high prices, but vention in Russia ahd Hungary now the shops are closed, foods are é fe lacking and nothing can, bi nd. ) Florence has been occupied bY| Entire families In many places i ’ . }x4 military forces equipped with ma-|dexpair at finding something to ching guns. 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