The revolutionary movement in Bavaria has spread to Baden. Agitators are working in Karlsruhe, Mannheim and other large towns, according to the Karlsruhe dispatch to Berlin Achtuhrblatt.
The council of the people's-mandatories, which have been placed in control at Munich, has been dispersed by communists, who have formed a communist government there, according to the Nuremberg Frankenesich Tagepost.
Bavarian Prisoners of War Released.
BERLIN, Thursday.—(By Associated Press.)—The Munich revolutionary council has ordered the immediate release of all prisoners of war in Bavaria.
The order frees thousands of Russian prisoners, including the Russian communist, Axelrod.
More Persons Killed at Danzig.
COPENHAGEN.—A sanguinary collision occurred last evening at Danzig between a crowd of civilians and troops guarding the square before the railroad station. Three persons were killed and several wounded when the troops fired into the crowd.
American Siberian Forces Get Help.
ARCHANGEL, Thursday.—(By Associated Press.)—The American transports Galveston and Custer, carrying American engineers and troops and General W. P. Richardson, the new commander of American forces in north Russia, arrived at Murmansk last Tuesday.
Americans and Russians Whip Bolshevists.
ARCHANGEL, Thursday.—(By Associated Press.)—American and Russian forces yesterday raided Bolshevik positions about Bozshoa Ozera, taking nine prisoners and two machine guns and destroying a blockhouse.
More Americans Coming Home.
WASHINGTON.—A cablegram from the American expeditionary headquarters to the war department today announced that all organizations, the 29th and 33rd divisions, have been assigned for early convoy, with the 168th field artillery brigade.  Of the 83rd division, and base hospital 77. 