Mayday in Paris.
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Paris, May I. The i ail way bridges in Paris and the ca> tridgo factory at Sevres are guarded bj soldiers. Several hash aiTests have been made on a dial go of complicity in rebellion ,»od anurclnsts’ plots. Fearing m <b rule, many citizms have txtunniveiy provisioned ibtir liou.ies. Tim supplies of hams and preserves are exhausted. A mild cow was led mto a bouse in the Rue Roy a in, mid another family stocked living tisli >u a bath. Twenty thousand people have quitted Pmis. Ssve/al foreign anarchists tim e been expelled. The morning of Mayday passed quidly. Lieutenant Flsserand Dj Laugi was arrested for addressing the socialists and urging them to be quid, but declaring that he would not allow bloodshed or order the soldiers to tire ou them. Due hundred and fifty arrests have been made in the streets for la fusing to move on. L) on nun! s .v.bz -d at Urn < ffic-j of tbe I’. r.;n Riquudiqud showed Mint Severn i 11 ~ r,. d g--i t : a Is oil-i ed i heir S’ l \ 1 1 -I-> -1 I U) !■ .Mils if t: o alleged v i ’ 1 • L /,VLIiTEI). la l 11.\ , May 2 L hi t I.) ,y was e, I. ~j ,’rd in no si i f i be I-. i gu in : :e> .m,.i i .1, t ho (JorIn.'il c 1 : m-n 1 Mil 11 • il s ii - b i I’fe , u:: - '' 1 ' ,;il " 1 i "- g ! M 1 ' <■ '• i 1 >• ■ •' } 111 1 U: a 1 ' S ■> 1. 1 I-’ \ cr i in ' 11 ' • ■■■'«!. i S V. I I- n 1-.1 iy t . p; ijVb disorderly. • . 1 o ii a ■ id ■ ii iv-S'i : I',) it- ‘ '* 1 d ■!. 1 ' . 1 • r- , J, I-;-, 1 1 , 1 , in el on w; 1 ii m -i 111 g ■ ya 1 i. 11 ' r . id i, 1 1 1 y : 1. ; \ limy ’ t 1 I ’ '■ 1 -n n li i 1- , •, 11 1 , in T. yi pi 0 1 i 1 a.I•. I 1 n ion lei;v, ',l 1 i : , i‘■ i - j - • ■ 1 - I . ■ • ■ 1 . 1 a-) y.;ji, I v ' I • j 1 m O g ■' V Uli ,0 1.. I t . " I s j ■ >, .. I is 1 1., •, c ,1 p ■ - a iy i\ f V. I , ’ ' I )•••.. s, . . j 11 I 1 " I '' 1 : • i r -■ ; r -| " •• " • 1 i I ~ . 1 . ■ r • 1 . . . 1.. r-' .-■> * .1 a.-, ili.-oi ii- r 1 ecu: r, r !■ . a 1 : • ; 1 . I I . i i. (’h.mil.- . I r-mg lii • I I in ■ 11., n ... 1 - I in li 1 ill j .. I ‘ ■ I i n 1 /: I>’| (| Ill’ll ’ 1 ('■ hi - 1 . k j .1 n ■■ 1 : 1 I „ j, d ic- . I 1 .• 1 : • v. \ i v, ■ n 1 • 1 n ' a in d U I i h ■ • ’ ' ■ ■ •••• • 1 1 1 r f.- ; 1 o *n mi 1
extinguished without barm. Several sham bomba were found. Noisy demonstrations occurred at Brest, Bordeaux, and Lyons, but no serious collisions happened with the police.
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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3869, 4 May 1906, Page 4
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513Mayday in Paris. Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3869, 4 May 1906, Page 4
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