Royalist Editor's Resistance of Police Attempt to Effect Arrest Paris, June 13.
M, Leon Daudet, editor and man-lager of the Royalist paper, LiAction Francaise," was melo-Jdramatically arrested to-day fol-flowing disorderly scenes at the newspaper building after Daudet had declined to surrender ty Jserve the five months' sentence of imprisonment served on him in November, 1925, for libelling the Jdriver of a cab in which his son was found shot. M. Daudet accused the police of murder and has since then jearried on a strenuous campaign against the Police.
Three hundred of M, Daudet's Royalist supporters assembled at the newspaper building to-day ty prevent execution of the warrant fand there was fighting in which several members of the Police were [wounded and removed to hospital.
The Prefect of Police harangued M. Daudet and asked him if be Jdesived French blood-shed.
"Vive la France!" retorted [Daudet, who subsequently surren fered to the Police, not before, how ever, they had a fire-hose and Indders handy to effect his arrest-—
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