Essen, May 3. sengers The German Miners Federation has issued a manifesto adhering to! the Brussels Agreement, and re-usual means of passenger transport From the early hours crowds of all ages and classes of the community started to foot it from the suburbs on a walk of several miles to town.
In many instances they called at!
There was an extraordinary flux. of passengers from England yesterday. The trains from Calais were doubled. The Nortiiern Station in Paris to-day, however, was crowded with English people gates clowd. A few stray pirate morning a train departed without stations en route only to find the hurrying to London.
After ten this
buses which strike were overweighted with prs-lor Calais. have not joined the guarantee to travel beyond Boulogne It was announced at hanging on in the most pre- noon that four afternoon trains had jearious positions. Other conveyances pressed into several were motor-bicycles with crowded sidecars and been cancelled, creating consternation among would-be travellers. Reuter.
The Government. must" shoulder were withdrawn.
Fesponsibilties "even if it were Me. Thomas intimated that he gla] Commend the mi the Brussels Agreement, tr rork hundreds of fong-discarded. Bleycles with the rider in many cases carry.
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