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When the explosion took place ! fi.e was opened on the s*ation guard. To- ' day two men in a taxicab drove in a sub- ' urb and held up a constable and threw a | bomb into a drygoods shop, wrecking it. ' Several employees living in the rea- of ! the store were injured. The whole di: | trictin which the store is situated was ' shaken by the detonation. | Berlin, April 80th.— Flushed with the | large part it has pleyed in blceking the | efforts of the French and the Belgians in | the occupation of the Rubhr, German la- ' bour is rallying with more vim than ever ' for the celebration of May day, as an in- | ternational workingmans ‘holidhy. For | npearly a year, the workers claim, nothing . but an unarmed army of labourers h:s ' guccessfully withstoed the attempts of tens ot thousands of soldiers to achieve . fruitfui results in the cecupation of Eu- - rope’s leading industrial district. The labourers believe that this battle had . been unique in the annals of history. | Munich, Aprit 20th.—May day is filled with possibilities of disorder in Bavaria, ' in the face of lutest advices, although the Bavarian Government has forbidd: n ' the trades unions and the radizals ‘o . held denconstrations in Munich on that ' day. The Bavarian Government an- | pounces that it has discoverea there are ' plans afoot in various parts of the stare | to use intensive terrorism in preventing | labourers frem working on May Ist. | Trte official statement issued by Govern- 'f ment, says the wministry of the interior | has instructed the police authorities to . ““take measures necessary for guaran- | teering orotection to persons desiring to ' work, for the prevention of terroristic action. Portland. Maine, April 30th. —Streams rising ten feet above their usual level, as the result of rains during the last two days, have flooded the valleyinthe mountainous and hilly distviets of Muaime THE ST. CROIX AVIS. is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monthly in aduance, 2 cents per single copy. Entzred as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Officz at Christian- sted. st. Croiz, V. I. of the U. S. A., un- der th: Act of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a guar- antee of good faith Theeditor cannot be respongible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorse them. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Philadelphia, April 29th,—Great Bri- ta'n, represented by Oxford University, failed on Saturday in a gallant attempt to capture for a second time the two mile college relay championship of the United States, but the British guartette forced an even more brilliant Pennsylva- nia State team to set a new World record to win. It was the outstanding eve.: on the days card of the 29th annual University of Penosylvania relay carni- val. Allan Nich, National half mile champion, running the last relay for Pennsylvania state, broke t e tape near- ly thirty yards ahead of Milligan, the Oxford captain, 7 minutes 48 3/5 sec- onds, bettering by 3/5 of a second the former World’s record, established at last vears Pennsylvania meet. Three years azo a combined Oxford-Cambridze team won the event. Hamilton College Insti- tute, of Canada, scored an international victory in the two-mile championship for both high and preparatory schools runners. Ottawa, Aptil 29th.—Two further changesin the King cabinet have been annrunced. Mr. George Graham was confirmed in the position of Minister of Railways and Mr. E. M. Mac Donald was n ale acting Minister of Militia and De- fonce, the duti s of which department ok.e has been carrying on since he entered taoe Government, No more Cabinet ap- gointments will be made until after the “lose of the session, when the nhiling of the Solicitor Generalship, made vacant by the resignation of Judge D. D. Mac No. 102. and New Hampshire and sent the farm- ers aud towns-people seurrying to higher ground with their families and pesses- sions for safety. ‘ The Christiansted Goaperative Butchery begs to inforn the public that from SUNDAY 6TH INST. the prices f(l)r fresh meats will be as follows viz: Beef or Veal 14 and 16 cts. per lb. Mutton aselr. U Pork 1601 " Christiansted, 3rd May 1923. é_——.——w Pt e o «,—.a‘ Ox'o i e | oo ; i O/l).-'. 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