| 1906, | May 21, Nebida | 1 | killed,„ | 1 | wounded„ |
| 1906, | May 21, Sonneza | 6 | killed,„ | 6 | wounded„ |
| 1906, | May 24, Benventare | 2 | killed,„ | 2 | wounded„ |
The total number is 23 butcheries with 78 killed and 218 wounded. A good harvest!
Innumerable are the cases in Italy where the military have been mobilized against workmen and "peasants" that were on strike or were demonstrating for some economic reason and where no blood was shed. Those "exercises" of the army are daily news items on the other side of the Alps.
We may also mention here as a matter of course a fact attested by Hervé, viz., that, just as it is in Italy, it is impossible to keep pace with the butcheries of striking workmen and peasants in Spain, a country in whose territories once upon a time the sun never set and where it does not seem ever to rise nowadays.
Austria-Hungary.
As is generally known, matters are not much better under the black and yellow flag of the Dual Monarchy. The Socialist deputy Daszynski could justly exclaim in the Austrian parliament on
