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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-10

SECTION > BIZ IT FURTHER
ORDAINED: That the condition
upon which these rights of way
franchises and privileges are
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-10

granted TO the railroad corpora
ton 10 which he may assign this
I grant is to bnild maintain and
operate railroad running through
the City Of New IBERIA from a
, North Westerly direction in the
State OF Louisiana and in a South
Easterly direction in said state
with proper connections in each
direction Said railroad to be
completed and IN operation by in
~ lst 1910.
The construction Of said railroad
: within the city Of New Iberia, ~,
to be finished withic twelve
months from the date Of the pas
sage Of this ordinance, provided
however that any delays which
may arse In the course VI conu'"
nation or expropriation proceedings
or any delays which may arise from
jpjunctIOns or other legal processes
or any delays which may arise
from causes manifestly beyond the
con,ro1 of s,id Ueusbay or th rail
... ,,,...,',....,o, g.. wt,;cn he may
way vi l'oi ''o'' = oddnd
assign tins grant slai' oe GU
to the twelve months "'tph
which said railroad tracks within
,he city If vew iberia shall 5e
pt.7uyg
r.. man tho assign
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-10

across the alleys, avenues and
streets Of the City Of New IBERIA
for the purpose Of constructing and
operating a railroad line which
giant aud franchise IL embraced
and made to fully appear ia the -pb
ioined ordinance which u hereby
proposed tor Adoption after due pub
LEGATION and notice a proyjiei for
BY The fty Charter
Respectfully,
&. {. IIeu-haw
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l herewith request your Hon
orsbls BODY 70 grant me . right OF
way and > franchise, for . period Of
twenty i've yeass, over, along snd
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-03-10
CITY OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
CITY BOARD Of HEALTH.
Official Minutes.
New th1ia, March ,, 1906

New th>Iia, March ,, 1906
The City Board Of Heal h met
this day with the following mem.
bers present: DR.. w. J E,mmrr,
Pres DR.. A. Koch, and John
BrOussard
J w. Compton was appointed
10 act az Secretary pro TEN
Motion made by DR.. A. Koch
seconded by John. Broussard, and
carried, that the solidliied Formal
dihyde and apparatus, which was
ordered by the Hon. President Of
this Body, and which is now in
the express Office in this city, sub
iect to delivery, be and the same
is hereby ordered to be accepted
II is further RESOLVED that the till
herefor, in Guiding express
charges, amounting to Eighteen
and 20 100 dollars, f:lS 2Oj be.
and is hereby ordered to be paid
1t is further resolved by Mr.
John Broussard and seconded by
DR.. Adolph Koch, that the
Screening Ordinance, presented
to the City Council by the
President Of the Board Of Health,
and adopted by the said Council
at their last regular meeting in
February, 1906, be, and the same
is hereby declared TO stand ap-
proved by this body.
BE IL further resolved that the
inspectors make thorough in
spectiOn Of all premises and ascer
tain if the cisterns, tanks, etc
are properly SCREENED and premises
III sanitary condition, and report
results Of their work daily to the
Health Officer Of this board,
in order that he may diligently
infOrcc the health ordinance Of
this City.
The following bills we're read;
approved and ordered paid; W,
Compton, secretary pro tenn, -.
DR.. Geo. Leininger Chemical Co :,
ZIG. 80; Express Charges, 81 ~.
Total, 5000
There being no further business
before the board motion was
made, duly seconded and carried
to adjourn.
j. w. Compton,
Secretary, pro ten.
DR.. w. j. Emmer,
o City Health Officer
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SITS. thence in a South Easterly
f, direction on along through over
and across Jane st. 10 the East
line Of COrinne st Also the
right Of way beginning at a point
on In Sale st. South Of Jane st.
! thence IN An Easterjy direction
over and across private property
and over and across Chestnut St.
and Vine ST. to Jane st. Also the
right Of way beginning at a point
in the East Tine Of Corinne st
at Or near Jane st thence over
and across Corinne' st. and over
! and across private property and
lover and across RAILROAD Ave. and
over and across the tracks and
night Of way Of Morgans Louisiana
And Texas Railroad and over and
scross Jefferson st. to such points
fas it may be necess ary to reach in
order to furnish switch tracks and
switch faciitIesfo the Industries
situated or to be situated in that
vicinity.
The fight being hereby granted
tQS0Cnstruct maintain and operate
railroad tracks On along through
over and across each Of said
streets with the right TO cross all
intersecting streets and also 10
construct MAINTAIN aud operate all
switches turn outs crossings and
spur tracks that may be necessary
TO reach industries warehouses
and etc. now situated or which
may be hereafter situated along or
adjacent to said streets. All Of
said tracks to be laid along Or a
cross said streets in substantially
the same manner az the correspond
idg tracks OF the Morgans louisa
IA And Texas Railroad are now
laid and the track on Madison St.
is to be surfaced in substantially
the same manner az the tracks o.
Morgaus Louisiana And Texas
Railroad are nov surfaced on the
corresponding portions Of Wash
DgtOn st.
q
SECTION 3. BIZ IT FURTHER
That the condition
lpon which these rights of way
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TITS W0RTH But We are charsis 9
!. LII 10 ""N'n oily 81 % year TOT y
NUKE o espies Of the Wss.s
IsxsIAs. I. il. fhe e'ts Official jour
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An ORDIN a nee

An ORDINANCE
GRA&TfEG1 o { { IIEE-H4t Or
his tran-feree and assigns, rall
roat company, the rights Of nay
on, along, through, over, and acro-r
certain streets and alleys Of the
City Of New Iberia La. together
with certain privileges and fran
chises within the limits Of -ald
City.
SKrTfGT BIZ II ORDAINED by
the Mayor and Board Of 1rn-tee- of
the City Of New IBERIA La. That
&. E.. IIenshaw and biz transferee
and assigns, being railroad corpor
alton organized Of hereafter 10 Be
organized under the Laws IF The
State of LOui-iana, It's successors
and assigns, be and il hereby grant
ed the right privilege and author
ty to enter the City Of New Iber
La. and TO construct. MAINTAIN and
operate line Of railroad " b
sncb railroad track. sldjne..
switches. turn outp. and eros.
inpa. epots and other bnIId
,npa appIiances and aupnrtencea As
NAV be neces.ary far the proper
maintenance and oneratlon Of lt'a
ra,lroad.. toDetber with The RIGHTS
Of way on, along. through over aud
across the street. and alleys herein
after named.
o.. 'o' ht - ~ NIX OK
y" y III" ha' 'he 7ai" neh1na"
anu h's a7s'Gh7 u 'rah7ieree ran
! '"' company - h''''y H'a"'''' me
'iHh' u way III aho through the
NY VI We" iberia La. from
point on tue western limits or
oouh'arie' oi sara bltY al Or near
the intersection OF sad Western
ii'h''S WIN ''ah'soh u thenc" III
oou'h EaSCef'y direction on along
through over ana across 4ala o'adi
son 81 10 the Eastern limits OF sad
'''Y al OF near 'he Lewis ave hoad
thehce ~ Softher'Y direction on
the Lewis ave Road to sayon
ieche aiso ID a oouther'y oirection
on 'he Ae"'s ave Noah % 'he
''"o'he'h A''n'th OF Sa'o CitY' Al
80 'ne fight oi way pegihihg At
point on Maaisoh 81 "est 81 BANK
ave thehce IN an EasterIy ana
Nof'hefiY nirectlon Overland across
private property over ana across
'ne f'gnt OF way ana tracks OF MOI
gaus Loois'anA q lexas faiiroad al
graoe ana over ana across Bank
ave anu over ana across ot fe'erS
81 10 Onarles ot thence along
Chafies 81 IN an Easterly direction
over am across me rIght OF way
am tracks OF me spur TO the 'eb
er' on'ng'e MN 70 the Lewis ave
Road. Also the right OF way be
g.n'ng al point on Charles st west
OF the Lewis ave hoad thence IN an
Has*r'y ana Northeriy direction
over ana across private property,
over anu acf'7s rraif'e ave, Ann st
ana MAN At, ana over AMI across the
rght OF way and tracks OF the spur
10 the VeDerl ohingie MIL to the
Lewis Avenue ROAD. Also the rfght
OF way on along and through and
v Gnu a''o'' .. e'slS fo' from
=, '"e " "~"N ave 10 'hel
""i' NV i@'a"' hi5O tue Tlgnt
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OFFICIAL Minutes
COUNCIL
9 Call Meeting

New Iberia, La. Mch. Z, OG.
The Mayor and Board OF Trus
tees Of the City Of New Iberia,
met this day pursuant to call of
the Mayor, with The Mayor, 6 G
Laughlin in the chair and the fol
lowing members present, towit:-
Messrs r d Stansbury. Jno Fisher
o Renoudet, r F Delahoussaye, L
Tndest and Geo w Dallas-The
object Of the meeting was then
read which is as follows, to Wit
New Iberia, La. Mch. Z, sG.
To the members Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the City of New Jbe
ria, La.
Gentlemen
You are hereby notified that
there will be call meeting of the
Board Of Trustees Of the CITY Of
New Iberia 10 night at half pas,
seven o'clock tor the purpose Of re
ceiving an application for RICH, Of
way along certain streets IN the
City Of New iberia for railroad mr.
poses.
Yours Truly,
@ G Laughlin,
Mayor.
The following application from
Dir c Z Henshaw was then present
ed and read, when 1t was moved BIZ
Mr. Renoudet, seconded by Mr.
Fisher and carried by the follow
ing yea and nay vote, 10 wit:-Yea
Messrs Renoudet. Fisher, Dallas,
Stanshury, Delahoassaye and In
dest-Nay. None, that the same be
Published in the Official journal for
the space Of thirty days az the Char |
'er provides 10 such cases.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board
of Trustees of the City Of NV lbe
ia,
GentlemeD-
l herewith request your Hon
'rsbls BODY 70 grant me . right Of
vsy and > franchise, for . period Of
wsoty I've yeass, over, along and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-22
CHEERING XMAS SERMONS
They viii Be The Order For
Tomorrow
MANY GOOD MUSICAL PROGRAMS
ALL WILL Reflect THE PEACE.
Full SPIRIT OF THE CHRIST
CHILD.
MANY GOOD MUSICAL PROGRAMS

The services in near1y every church
in the city tomorrow will be sugges-
tive of Christmas. Both sermons
and songs will reflect the spirit of
peace on earth and good will to-
ward men,"
Some OF the churches have arrang-
ed elaborate musical programs con-
sisting of musical numbers and Choir
us singing which VII be appropriate
to the season.
Services III all the churches will
be held at the same time as usual
and the regular pastors will give the
Christmas G;iy sermons, in most
cases.
Special Christmas music at the
First Congregational church, Christ
| mas Sunday, Dec. %.
MORNING AT II.
Organ-Grande offertoire de Noel
! ............ ............. 1Adyer
Carol-The Prophetic Song, Ryder
Carol-It came upon the Midnight
Cardiff came upon the Midnight
Clear, RyQer
Anthem-:kri rise, Shine. ...... Maker
Offertcry solc---JE Judea, Little
! ton, .......... 49,. MMr. Turner
| Organ POstlude-The Hallelujah
Chorus from Messiah, ..... .Hadel
Sermon Subject-"The Christmas
King.
Evening Vesper Musical Service at
1880.
Organ, Piano and Violin-Medita-
ZION, .............. MiIZho
Anthem-There were Shepherds
Vincent
Response after player-Make Rest
ing place Glorious, ...... Schofield
Offertory-Silent Night, Holy Night
! ........ ......... M. Haydn
| Soprano Solo-It came upon the
Midnight Clear, :. J. w. Goodrich
Miss Lowe, with piano, organ and
violin accompaniment, by Prof.
Schofeld, Miss Craig and Miss Burr
Anthem-Jesus of Nazareth .Gounod
Postlude-Laus Dec.
! Sermon subject-The Christmas Sign
and Ensign.
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Park Street Baptist Church..

Park Street Baptis church, corner
of Park and East Alder streets, O.
seph H. Beaver, pastor, residence 724
Lincoln street. Sunday school at 9:45
ped and liveliest Sunday schools in
town and can assign you to suitable
class. B. Y. P. U. at $50 p m. Sub
ject. How Can We Garry the Christ
mas Spirit Through 1902" Preaching
ct II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Subject of
morning sermon, "The Babe of Bethle-
hem" Special music for the service.
Miss Carrie Hoffman and Mrs. D.
| Gould will sing duet. The whole
service will speak Christmas. In the
evening at 1880 p. m. Christmas can
| tata will be rendered by the choir, a
short address being given by the pas
tor between the two parts. Subject,
Gifts, Their Value" Thursday even
ing at 1870, prayer meeting.
| The Sunday school exercises for the
| Christmas season will be on Monday
evening at p. m. A very interesting
program has been prepared, consist
ing of recitations, dialogues and songs,
most of the pieces being rendered in
costume. Parents and friends are
especially invited.
To any or all of these services we
give a cordial invitation to the public
and ask visitors and newcomers to
tarry long enough to meet the pastor
| and church and let us know their resi-
dence
Following is the Christmas program
for Monday, Dec. "a:
Prelude by orchestra.
Hymn No. 143. "Exalt Him. school
stand
Prayer and response, No. 146, school
stand
Responsive reading.
Hymn No PIT, Ring, Christmas
Bells"
Recitation, 81 Wish You a Merry
Christmas Cassie Wade
Song, Merry Christmas" Mrs. Cal
houn's class.
Recitation, ''The King Came Down."
Miss Knott's class.
Song, Ring the Bells for Christ
mas" boys and girls
Recitation, "a Child's Christmas
Prayer" Mabel Calhoun.
Hymn No. 215, Beautiful Angels"
school.
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Central Christian Church.

Central Christian church, Palouse
and Alder streets, Morton Gregory
minister. Office at the church
Telephone 248, residence 263 Marcus
street, telephone, 1879. Special pro
grams have been arranged for the
Sunday services appropriate to the
Christmas season. All seats are free
and the public is cordially invited
to join us in the services. The doors
will be open for the evening service
promptly at o'clock, so the Older
people may get good seats by coming
early. For the evening service the
ladies will please come prepared tt
remove their hats during the sermon
The pastor will preach at both ser
vices and Mrs. Maude E. Hubley will
be in charge of the choir. Morning
service at II a. m.
Organ Prelude-Gloria from Twelfth
Mass.
Doxology.
Invocation
Hynln-,Eoy to The World.
Responsive Reading.
AEthen-Sing, o Heavens, by Tours
Announcements.
Offering and Offertory.
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King of Kings
Daughters of Israel-Theo Lindley,
Lutte Lindley, Fay Owsley, Hazel
Baird.
Prophet-Bennie Cowan.
Heralds-Walter Cowan, Robert Da-
Wis.
Star of the Orient-Ruth Knott.
Children of the nations-12 boys
and girls.
Recitation-"A Little Christmas Sc
cret," Norma Chapman.
Recitation, 'Davie the Runaway"
Grace Beaver.
Hymn No. 211, Down the Ages
Affair."" school.
'The Defense of Santa Claus
Sitting room scene:
Song, waiting for Santa Claus
Bessie, Jessie and James Deming.
Dialogue, Jessie Chaplin, Glenn Kra-
ter, James Deming, Jessie Deming,
Jake Kramer. Bessie Deming.
Prince Charming-Virgil Argo.
Princess Charming-Edith KEEL
Tough.
Fairy Queen-Munsie Alexander.
Fairies and Brownies-12 girls and
8 boys.
March of Fairies and Brownies.
Christmas tree.
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Continued on page 7.
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

First Presbyterian church, First and
Birch, James Clement Reid pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M, Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. m. Preaching by
the pastor as follows: II a. M, Goods
Precious Gift to U.s.; 1880 p. m,
christmas Gifts and Christmas Civ.
ing" Special music appropriate to
the season by Mr.. Jackson's big Choir
us choir. See program elsewhere
Young men and women who are away
from home are especially invited to
the evening service. All strangers
will be given a cordial welcome.
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Mems $3.50 Vici Kid
Mems $3.50 Crossett
Mems $500 Crossett
Mems $500 Crossett
Mems $500 Crossett
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First Methodist Church.

The First Methodist Episcopal
church, VIM. E. Thompson, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Class
meeting at 1915 p. m. Epwortt
League at $3.50 p. m. Preaching al
II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Subject even
ing sermon, "a Christmas Sermon.
Prayer meeting at church Thursday
evening at 1880 p. m.
There will be special music at the
Sunday evening service. The public
is cordially invited. Strangers with
out a church home will receive hearty
welcome at this church.
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First Church Of Christ.

First Church of Christ (Scientist),
corner Third and Poplar streets.
Service at II o'clock. Subject, Chris.
tian Science" Children's Sunday
school at II noon. Wednesday even.
ing, testimony meeting at 1880. Pub
lie reading rooms open daily except
Sunday from 1870 to 4:3O p. m. in the
rooms adjoining the church. All are
welcome to the church services and
to the reading rooms.
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OIivet CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Olivet Congregational, Rev. c. M.
Bainlow pastor Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Preaching at II a. m. and 1880
p. m. Subject morning sermon, "The
Meaning of Christmas" Subject even
ing sermon, ''The Coming of the Child
Spirit" Rev. S. B. L. Penrose, D. D.,
will preach in the morning. Children's
Christmas exercises Monday evening
at 1880.
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German Lutheran church (Chr1st
church,, Maple street. Sunday, Dec
%, morning service at 8. Monday
Dec. "a, evening service at Z. Christ
mas, Dec. Is, children's service at 3.
Rev. E. Barthold, 62S Lincoln street
pastor.
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streets. Sunday, Dec. %, morning
service at IL. Christmas, Dec. 20,
morning service at IL, evening chill
dren's service at 6. Rev. E. Berthold,
$40 Lincoln street, pastor.
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Hymn. Bread of Heaven.

Communion service.
Solo-In Old Judea, by Geibel, Mr..
Harry E. Tempany.
SermOn-"The Christ Child-FrOm
Modern Shepherd Field
Hymn-It came upon the Midnight
Clear.
POstlude.
Evening Service at 1880 p. m.
Prelude.
Hymn-TO Us Child of Hope is
Born.
Scripture reading.
Hymn-O Little Town of Bethlehem
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First Baptist Church.

First Baptist, Colville and Rose,
Frederick K Fowler pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45; B. Y. P. U. at $50,
preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Subject morning sermon, ''The Babe
of Bethlehem" Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at 1880. You are
cordially invited to attend our serv-
ices.
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German Lutheran Church.
German Lutheran church CEmman-
uels church,, Lincoln and Clinton
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The Lords Prayer, in concert.
Sweet Lords Day Eve" Male
Quartette.
Offering.
Solo, And there Were Shepherds"
by Boex. Mrs. Walter Uppington.
Sermon-"Lights and Shades on the
Manger of the Caravansary"
Hymn-Calm on the Listening Ear
of Night.
Postlude.
Wilbur Memorial.
Wilbur Memorial M. E. church,
Continued on page T.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-31

naming of representatives of the war;
ring factions to arrange lasting peace
was but a prelude to the resumption of
hostilities yesterday upon u larger and
bloodier scale.
The fighting is not only in full
progress at Shusha Ca town of 10000
people,. eighteen miles to the southeast
of Tiflis, the Tartar quarter of which
apparently is in flames, but II has
spread to the surrounding country.
There the Tartar popula tion has risen
and is striving to overwhelm the Ar
menians and the Russian troops.
Gen. Neoloshchakov, in command OF
the Russian forces, has appealed ur
gently for reinforcements. A battalion
of rif1lemen at Yelisatevpol, the near
est point where there are soldiers, have
already been dispatched to the scene.
1t is worthy of note that the Rus
slams, whose disorders of last year were
accused of protecting the. Tartars from
Armenian attacks, are now themselves
hard pressed by the Mohammedan
hordeS.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-31
CHANGES TO Be
MADE IN CABINET
Is Is Expected He VIII Become Secre-
tary Of the Navy, Vice Secretary
Bonaparte, the Next Attor-
ney General
Special to ,rhe Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, July 30. Rumors
current some time ago that George Won
Meyer ambassador to Russia, would
quit his post at st. Petersburg and be-
conn a member of President Roose-
velt's cabinet are not fully confirmed.
The latest news from st. Petersburg
regarding Ambassador Meyers plans
indicate that cabinet changes will make
room for him at the Presidents council
table not far distant.
1t is probable that Attorney General
Moody would have retired from the
cabinet some time ago to engage In the
private practice of law had not the
anti-trust suits come to the front so
prominently. Secretary Bonaparte Is
slated to succeed Attorney General
Moody and Ambassador Meyer is slated
to succeed Bonaparte as head of the
navy department..
When Meyer becomes secretary of
the navy he will bring to that position
an expert knowledge such as has not
been possessed by any predecessor of
recent memory.
There has been good deal of Ispecu-
lation as to who will succeed Am
bassador Meyer at st. Petersburg. 1t
would not be a surprise if he were
followed there by Henry White, who
was appointed ambassador to Rome
when Ambassador Meyer was trans
ferred to Russia.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-31

the payment of a monthly wage to
soldiers and the effective prevention
of all insults to the rank and file by
those placed over them.
1--WE wished to improve the lot of the
soldiers, but the great aim before us
was to improve the lot Of the whole
working population. To prevent all
this the government hastened to dis
solve parliament.
Government Illegal
"Sailors and seamen, we, the legally
elected repres en- tatives Of the peasants
and workngmen declare to you that
without parliament the government is
Illegal. Orders which 1t may now issue
have no legal force. We call ON you
Firstly, to cease to obey the illegal
government and to actively oppose it
in conjunction with us and the whole
of the poor population. We have
taken an oath to defend the fatherland
Stand beside us for land and liberty.
Secondly, any man who shoots at
the people is a criminal, a traitor and
the enemy of the people.
I'VE inform all such, In the name of
their fathers and brothers, that they
will not be allowed to return to their
homes and that over their names will
hang the eternal curse of the people.
Thirdly, the government entered into
negotiations with the Austrian and
German emperors and German troops
are ready to invade our country to
defend the government which opposes
the people, with the power of foreign
arms.
"By such negotiations we declare the
government has betrayed the country
and is now outside the limits of the
law.
Soldiers and sailors, your sacred duty
is to free the Russian people from the
treacherous government and defend
parliament. Every man falling in this
holy war Will cover himself with eter-
nal fame and the Russian people will
bless his name.
"In this struggle your elected repre-
sentatives will be with you. Be brave
for the fatherland. for the people and
for land and liberty, against the Grim
inal government"