Moscow, Apr. 28, we of the Communists have been arrested.
A farther outrage took. midnight. When and his friends were en rowe for the station, they were fired on from doorway, and two were hit. The remainder were preparing to attack their assailants, when a gang of 50 emerged from the sides of the street and compelled the Millerand-ites to take refuge in a station of the Underground Railway. The gang followed them to the station, but. they managed to escape after Terrorist Agents Seized Warsaw, Apr. 23.
The political police on the East~ lem borderlands have arrested several hundred Communists on the charge of planning terrorist outrages.
Day by day considerable quant-the Kxeew.ive Committee of the Ied "International Trade Unions passed a resolution to-day weleom ing the results of the recent Anglo-Russian Conference in London, and appealing for worldwide roppdet to {win international trade union unity.
The Rosta agency states that a been issued facilitating ing of agricultural work: fers by farmere, and prenaitsing. the non-observance of the eight-hour In certain seasons. © Furthermore, the Government has' prepared a bill permitting the opening of private industrial enterprises cnlosing not more than 20 persons, tapen' notice "being given' to. the fauthoritics, Enterprises with "no more than 200 workers will be allowed io spen, subject to permit sion of the disttie: authorities, but [those employing more than 200 must Jobiain special Guvernment conees-
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