London, Sept. 10.
Reports received from Tilsit vid Berlin speak of a revolutionary: communist outbreak at, Tauroggen in Lithuania, which Is spreading. to the Memel district. Firing—continued until night fell" There were wy east Mauriac eorpipaidey, oh Besta telegraphs that w report from Kovno tates that 200 men occupied the railway station, the post office and] the Stnte Bank, whence they were ejected by troops who arrived in motor-cars, Five of the rioters were killed and several wounded, Reuter's Riga correspondent states that an official communique declares that the movement is led by Captain Maijus, who was recently expelled from the Army for supplying nambers of the Left group with! information about his brother} officers. The communique addy that! immediate measures have been taken to quell the disorders and that order prevails throughout the country Warsaw, Sept. 10, Following the communist outbreak at Tuuroxegen the greater portion of the Lithuanian troops along the Polo-Lithuanian frontier have Been transported into the interior, —Reuter, Riga, Sept, 11, A message from Koyno in regard to the communist outbreak Tauroggen in Lithuania states that troops have captured a score of the followers of Captain Maijus, the leader of the movement, but Captain Maijus, who cartied off £5,000 from Vocal bank, is still at large.
It is stated that Captain Mai formerly a Staff Officer, was reissed from the Army last spring for organizing a communist centre
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