Lonilon, Feb. 26.
The Communist call to the unemployed throughout the world to demonstrate on "Red Wednesday" produced a crop of incidents ¥arious European cities yesterday.
"The most serious incident occur. red at Leipzig, where a crowd attacked the police. The police re-talloted with the result that three of the demonstrators were killed and eight wounded.
Serious disturbances also took place in Berlin, where crowds Unemployed persons wrecked the Labour Exchange and looted provision shops.
Over a hundred arrests were effected in Paris when numbers of unemployed men attempted to stage In Barcelona an attempt to create disturbances was promptly nipped in the bud by the police, many of whom were mounted.
In Prague. Warsaw and Luxem-_ burg unruly mobs were charged by ithe police and 50 windows were Hbroken by demonstrators in Coper hagen, where 50 persons were at-rested The movement was ignored Britain—Reuter.
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