Berlin, Aug. 18.
The first official figures of the arrests made in Germany during the Fevolt of the Brown Shirts under Captain Roehm on June 30, which were issued to-day by General Goering, Premier of Prussia, show that 1,124 persons were taken into custody. Of this number 1,079 have been released under the recent, amnesty.
The statement issued by General Goering adds that the evidence against the remainder is so grave, that an investigation must proceed.
Many of those arrested are being held' in protective custody and the cases against them are beltig_investigated, but it is possible that a considerable number may be released during next month—Reuter.
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