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xoruilon-s proclamation

pETROGRAp. Tuesday. Sept. l@.-The
toyt nf General korniloT's proclama-
tions are published here today Inc
1rst dated at Mobilev. dcnounces Prem
irr kcrenskys description OF Vladimir
! vor's mission HI untrue and declares
that KorniInfr did not send Lvof to kcr-
rnsky, but that Kcrensky first sent LYON
10 him with the aim tn create trouble.
"pussian men" continues the procla-
,,tion our great fnthcrland is perish
Inr The government under pressure
Of the Bulshcviki majority of the coun-
ellis Is acting in full accord with the
rlans OF the German general stan. over
whclminE consciousness of the lmpcnd-
ing ruin OF the fathcrlnnd compels me
in this mcnucing moment To summon
nil Russian men TO save perishing Rus
sin. All i'm whose breasts beat Russian
hearts. all who believe in God. let theM
flock TO the temple and pray God 10 per
form II great miraclc-a miracle OIL saw
ing the fatherland.
H. General Korniloff. son Of u peasant
and Cossack. declare 10 all that l re-
uurc nothing personally. nothing cN-
cent the salvation OF mighty Russia,
and swear TO lead the nation by the
road Of victory over the foe to Il con-
nation will decide its own fate ard
choose the organization of its own po-
it:ca life. But ! shall never betray
Russia into the hands Of its traditional
fnr-the German racc-0r make the
Russian people tho slaves Of Germany
I prefer 10 die on the field Of homer and
battle rather than 10 witness the shame
and infamy OF Russian land.
Russian people, In your hands rests
the fate of your country.
tSigned) "kORN1LOFF.'
III the second proclamation General
kornlloif declares he is supported by oil
ii the higher commanders on the front.
tenounces the government for incapable
weakness and INDIGESTION.
and declares that in order to veil its UNI
fitness the government Is creating the
chtnera Of . non-existcnt counter rero-
luton.
Tho provisional government has I'M
der the martial law regulations pro-
kibitcd the circulation of General
Tfornilon's mantfestos or the publica-
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which H"r~ Unknown - him.
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CavinkoT Optimistic,

PETROGRAD. Sept. l2.-Boris SaVin-
kofI. assistant minister oi war ana nun
isrcr Of marine. in an interview with INT
Associated press Today. said:
For the rcassuranrr uf America. you
may say that General knrni!ullS revolt
is not I'm tn" least affecting; our opera
tions against the foreign enemy. Inc
armies ut The front are SUlid with inc
provisional government.
There is not lie least doubt that
General Kornilofr's coup has failed ana
that we shall be- strengthened Tor Inc
future by getting rid OF diS!oya! gem
erals nv whose ccnspiratorlal tendencies
"" long have been embarrassed. H'h-
craI KorniIoft is still ut Mohilcy.
Tho provisional government VIII IS
sue stronger than ever from the Crisis
and this will enable US cnecttvcIy ~
deal with the Bolsherikt danger.
So long a. General kornilnff docs not
opcn ho%tilities there is 4 strong feeling
W. governmental circles In Petrograd In
favor of avoiding blooishrd. 1t is prob
abb, the government will postpone 1T
lacking the rebels until all hope Of their
accession from General Korriloff Is lost.
The ncwly-formcd Temporary mill
,srv committee" which had been sitting
all night. today received tn" following
incormation:
Fresh KorniloH troops. consisting OF
three Sotnina Of Cossacks and two bat
tcr1rs of artillery. have arrived at Luka
and have been dispatched TO the village
Of Zarzrrye. Is vcrSts distant. Alto
gcth"r Il cchelons have arrived ut LuGn
ana many moro are on the way.
The provisional government IL In
Touch with L.uEa md iS taking measures
u, get into communication with the re-
Voting troops
"Thc central executive committee Of
III council of deputies has sent orders
10 I[ronstadt and FihorE to dispatch 10
P-trogrnd a considerable part Of the To-
cal forces all If which are true to the
government Some Of these troops al
ready have arrived.
General Batoff, commander Of the
Dvinsk military district. has assured
the government of his support.
General F'eodnrnfT. president Of the
Military league. has been arrested.
"'rhr council Of deputies at Fitcbsk
telc graphs that the garrisons there as
we'll as the garrisons at Minsk. Smo-
I.rEk. nrshn and Polotsk stand firm fdr
.br government"
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Ienpthv Apology.


BERLIN. Sept. l2.-Thc scmi-official
Norddcutsche .illgcmcinc Zeitung today
prints n lengthy apology in connection
with the Swcdcn-ArErutine disclosures.
The newspaper attributes tho pubilca-
lion Of the revelations Ia the entente
powers wish arising from the present
ill-humur 10 produc" new crisis in tho
relations between Germany and ArGcn-
tina. and to cause new trouble to the
Swedish government. The paper coll
tinucs:
"'rhc government has in fact. ac-
caSionuly called IN the assistance
Of the Swedish government for the
transmission Of news TO and from neu-
trul countries from which Germany
has been ,lll of by I'll" illegal conduct
of Great Britain and her allies"
After saying that Germany permits
the exchange If malls ny neutral shi9s
which Great Britain docs not. the news
paper adds:
1T therefor" lis Il matter uf course
that neutral countries should exercise
thctr good right to act as agent for the
transmission Of news between the bel
ligcrcntS and other countries.
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Caused Great surprise.

LONDON Sept. 1.-THE statement
from the Swedish foreign office that the
Swedish undertaking TO scase sending
German messages applied only 10 North
America caused great surprise here.
where the factS have been we'll known
for long time among diplomats and
others.
When the British government took up
the matter with Sweden In 1915 assur-
anccs were given by the Swedish for
cign office to the British minister At
stockholm and by the Swedish minister
in London. il is declared. that the INC
of Swedish diplomatic facilities for the
transmission OF German messages
should cease. There were no limitations
or reservations or any sort, II is stated.
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is certain there will be break in diplo-
roluitorc

is certain there will be break in diplo-
matte relations.
The passport issued to Count Won
LuXburg reads:
considering that his cNcellencF'
Count Karl Won LuXburg, envoy
extraordinary and minister plrnl-
potentiary Of the German empire.
IS leaving the Argentine Republic.
the authorities of the republic arc
hereby requested TO protect him in
his passage to the frontier.
Given at Rucnos Aires. Septcm-
hrr l.. 1917. valid to the frontier.
(SiEncd)
"pIEYRREDON. minister of for
cign affairs.
And worship"
TIL" govcrnmcn; has issued orders TO
the police and the provisional governs
g,.nls to protect Count Won LuXburs
and his staff cnroutc. as outbreaks OF
the indignant populacc are feared.
The foreign office expresses its belief
that Count Son LuXburg will reach hero
tomorrow morning.
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points at issue between Sweden and the

points at issue between Sweden and the
allies Is not answered.
at does not appear that the Swedish
government quite appreciates the grav-
fly of the issues involved. Moreover.
there Is the further question IA TO
whether other Swedish representatives
in other capitals also are transmitting
German messages through Stockholm
to Berlin. Germany, as We know. has
been receiving much information
through sources undiscoverabic UP TO
the present. After that has been dis
covered 1t is impossible 10 suspect that
II should not have particular direc-
ton"
The Daily Mail says: "A man may
have a perfect right TO post friends
letter for him. but when he finds HIM
self made inadvertently an accessory TO
murder in the exercise. 1t is natural to
expect a. little more Indignation at the
abuse of his confidence and a little less
insistence on his technical innocence
than the Swedish note shows"
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Fell 100 Feet to Death 49,:
From Top Of Furnace.
Special Dispatch TO The Intelligence.

STECEENEILLE. O.. Sept. 12.-1aeoHs
Mcinzon. twcniy-one. fell one hundreo:
feet from the top of blast Furnaces
ut the La Bell" Iron Works here Slat3s
today and was instantly, killed. Heft1e5
believed TO have been overcome DYKE
and rolled off. He leaves wife anaz
baby.
The dead body Of Mrs. Mary d)oys;
forty wife OF joan Day. was fouhd1n.
1t creek today near her home. ostweeh!
Amsterdam and Bergholz, this conty,s
She is believed 20 have committed sun.
eide, although there is no known motiyesS
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Takes More Power.

PETRnGRAD. Sept. - t!:3h n. ny
The Associated Pres was Informed UNI
officially early ti:.. morning at tho
Winter Palace that Premier Kercnsky
was about To assume the position OF
comrnandcr-in-chirf of all tn" Russian
armies ut least until the revolt had
been crushed
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Gutchkon Arrested.

PETROGRAD. Tuesday. Sept. IL
Alexander Gutchkoff. the Octoberist
leader and former minister of war and
navy who after Leaving Petrograd last
Saturday Joined the Korniloff move
mcnt. has been arrested. He is now
under guard at Pekon.
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Held Conference.

STOCKHOLM. Tuesday. Sept. II (dc-
laycd)---lrn Nelson Norris, the Amerl-
can minister In Sweden. visited the FOR
cign office here this afternoon 1T the re-
quest of Foreign Minister Iindman and
tn. Two ministers CunVrrScd Tor an hour
regarding the transmission of German
cipher lclcGraphy by the Swedish minis
ter at Hucnus Aires.
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ing of the manner In which their fac!l-
tiles we're being used and emphasizes the
point that the revelations afford fresh
evidence Of the ruthless and scandalous
German war methods The Dagens Ny
hcter adds that public opinion in the
United States and Great Britain Is ready
10 believe the worst about Germuny's
one remaining friend among the neu-
trails. and that this doubtless will In
crease the difficulties in the way OF
Swedish imports from America.
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would Avoid Civil war.

PETROGRAD. Sept. 1.-THE Central
committee OF the Constitutional Dcnn'
cratic party today informed Premier
kcrensky that tn" party was agreed TO
It's members joining reconstructed
Russian cabinet ir order 10 avoid civil
war.
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Situation Favorable.

PETROGtAD. Sept 12.-Nicc-Premirr
.Nekrusor in an interview distributed
today by the Russian official news
agency. said that tho political situation
could be considered perfectly favorable.
All the commanders Mt the front with
the exception Of General Denikinc. conf
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mandcr on the western front. who has
been arrested with his chiet-of-stan by
the military committee. ROMAN faithful
10 the provisional government. Pskofr
Is In the possession Of government
troops.
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Declared state # War.

PETROGRAD. Sept I2.-The prori-
sonal government today declared thai
n state OF war exists in tho town and
district Of MOSCOW.
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rection of Pekoff and at Ono. which
were marching on Petrograd, had been
outmanouvred by the troops loyal to the
provisional government and that their
retreat had been cut off,
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PETROGR-,D. Tuesday, Sept. II (de
layad. 1.-The Associated Press was per
sonally informed this afternoon BY
Minister of Finance EckrasoT that the
forces Of General Korniloff in the d.
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Succeeds KorniloR.

PETROGRAD. Sept. l2.-Major Gen.
Bonch Bruvovitch has been appointed
commander-n-chicfo of the Russian army
in succession to General korniloff.
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kORNILOFF'S ADVANCE
Continued From FIRST Page.)

first IF all toward the drfen%" OF the
Fathcrland from tho external enemy
who IS aiming to subiugHte it,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-27

American boys to the co1ors. the
American war mother became the log
ical evangel OF food conservation,
The food problem of the allied ma
tons will be solved in the American
Kitchen. II ia a realization of that
fact that has caused not only the war
mothers and wives, but the grand
mothers. the aunts the cousins. the
sisters Of American boys now wearing
their countrys uniform to mobilize
into host pledged TO the doctrines
that since food viii win this war our
supplies must he conserved.
The American war mother is pre-
pared not only to so administer the
affairs of her household that the food
needs OF the allied nations Will he
met, but she likewise IL prepared TO
petition the entire sisterhood of Amer
lean women that they work with her
in q campaign that both her reason
aud her heart tell her is vital
In every state I'm the nation war
mothers have become recruiting arants
for the conservation army. Their pres
erce in the field has brought home q
realization to all women of the hu-
man aspects of The pending food
pledge week campaign, and it is only
natural that in the food adninIstra
tons pledge campaign week. Octoher
Is TO November 4 they should take a
leading part They realize what it
IN cans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-27
SHIPPING BOARD C|ROS
LO|HS FOR FINAL RACE
Contracts for Vessels Let and Board
Bends Energies Toward Having
Them Carried Out

Washington. Oct. 2S.-With the first
lap OF its race to renew the worlds
chipping supply before German sub
marines cut 1t to shreds completed.
the United States shipping board to-
Gay Efrdec IT'S fof1s for the second sr1t,
ast lap Practically all contracts for
vessels nave been let. Chairman Ed
Ward N, Hurley announced, and the
board Will now bend all its energies
toward getting these contracts carried
out properly, Enough shipping has
| neen contracted for, II is believed to
carry America and the allies through
! 10 victory over the Teutonle alliance
despite submarine ravages, past and
present. Three definite positions for
today
i. The selection OF a strong STAFF
Of shipbuiidlng experts to act as as.
sistants to Admiral Capps
q The calling in of all lumber men
working directly and indirectly on
ship CONSTRUCTION, for Monday.
g., The calling of all steel shin
builders on the Atlantic coast for next
Wednesday
The aim of these three moves
Chairman Hurley ma de clear today is
to produce speed. and then more
speed, in turning out ships
There Is no possibility of Admira,
Capps resigning as was intimated IN
some quarters today. Nor is there
any hint of dissatisfaction with his
work, Chairman Hurley said The only
critics Of Admiral Capps as general
manager of the emergency fleet cor
poration, he said have been disgrun-
tied shipbuilders. Directing to the
rigidfty to which the admiral has in.
sisted on specifications in contra cts.
Admiral Caps has performed a.
tremendous task in the letting OF all
these contracts" said Mr. Hurley. He
has protected tha interests of tt,r, rryv~
eminent throughout in their execu-
ton. Now comes the eveu bigger task
Of getting these contracts properly
carried out and we are going to see
that he has plenty of expert assist
arce"
Admiral Capps. though in i'll health
has been working from I 4 10 s hours
daily on the contract allotments. 1t
vas reported he might resign, but II ia
now practically certain that. with ex-
pert steel lumber. financial and ship
yTrd operating men to aid him, he
will carry the gigantic shipping pro,
gram through to successful compile
ton.
Chairman Hurley refused to discuss
criticism of shipbuilding progress by
Lord Northcliffe
we realize that things are not
moving as rapidly as we wish they
might" he said. but both Admiral
Caps and myself are on the inside
and can see the progress, II there
were no progress we would be dis
couraged. but there is substantial pro-
gfess and we are not discouraged We
hope, however, TO have things going
at greater rate of speed soon"
Next weeks two big conferences
will be the first steps toward speed
ing up.
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WOMEN IN THIS WAR.

The women in this corrtr,, ,ra
afewing statistics with new vision
%, the 4rst ,t,,,e ~ ~. ,t,... - -.
W w.
'' ''''''''' '''e ''o"'
Alsa aaeai nave come to mean 10 them
q 'f'' 't'f ''''t sol
nier2 ~ me hr'ng inc workers IN
$500 "a'0 '"'' ~ H'"'heFs ana thelr
A1tie ones IN lands Devastated by war.
hor nearly three years the world
q - was not d part OF the lives OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-27
BY SCRfFsTOR.

ON a recent October afternoon the
18th. to be exact. an enterprising
chiCkling Of the bantam brood, that
has It's habitat down under the hin
on Eighth street. ssllied forth from
the parent nest In quest Of the days
sensation.
He discovered mares nest Every
quill was instantly aquiver. His pin
feathers rose like spines upon the
'fretful porpentine" Visions of the
clerical conspiracy" danced through
his diminutive noodle like drops of
water on a. hot griddle, Dreams Of
some fell sWoop by the grey old Eagle
up on Grace street. upon the unpro~
tected Democracy of Virginia, set his
brain awhirl and sent him back to
the Office with a tremendous bit OF
news"
Three columns in the front center
told the STORY" OF PLAN of Preachers
10 Fight Davis" a conference OF
Norfolk clerics was involved Inpor-
tant If true A few days later an
Inside item notified the reader that
they were Waiting Upon Reply From
Hepburn"
Hepburn hns replied The imagin-
AIRY conference of preachers declar-
ing themselves ia formal protest
gle preacher. Poor Brother Freeman
had all his excitement over. nothing
The only satisfaction he had was a
chance 70 get IN an ill-natured fling
at the Anti-Saloon league and the
preachers in general. Poor soul. In
his trfort1fd state of mind II were
TO deny him siule zach pleasure
The attitude of the News Leader
presents q curious study In psychol-
osy For years that paper has resist
ed every line OF legislation looking to
the moral betterment of our Virginia
people, It has opposed with al. its
influence and power legislation aimed
at that trinity OF denominations. the
bawty- house, the gambling den and
tho Liquor saloon And get Il fiag
into a terrific tautrum OF moral fury
over the report that IA preacher threat
Ems 10 bolt the party primary. Verify.
he News Leader is curious critter.
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IF THE HUNS CAME TO VIRGINIA.

their own boundaries and completely
subdued
Are YOC staying safely at home
among your loved ones. doing YOUR
share of the greatest task to which
a free people was ever called?
Have you made this war personal
natter?
/. Are YOU willing that another man,
without receiving from you every as
s'stance which you can render should
become the defender of YOUR house
hold against the nameless horrors Of
invasion?
The time 10 do YOUR bit is right
now--today The situation In which
We are placed. all Of us, calls for every
resource at our command We who
cannot 20 to France must see that
the men who do so to fight our battle
which viii enable them to fight better
ard shorten the war That takes
money--more money than this gov
ernment ever was called upon to spend
Tho government does not ask for your
money as a gift--but It needs IT, NOW.
az loan.
With the cause of democracy at
stake; with your own means, great or
small, subject to conhscation II Ger
many wins; with the safety Of every
thing YOU hold sacred dependent upon
orr complete and triumphant victory
over the forces of ruthless rarbarIsn1.
don't let single dollar which you can
/! command he Stacker --
Get your liberty bonds TODAY-afl
that you can buy!
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organization OF trained business men
and statesmen, who have been formed
into body 20 alleviate the war pafags.
ihey nave gone about their business
IN business Ike manner.
me Red Cross might he called a
sulde. Very little actual war relief
sat as bHHtage making. is
lone ~ me national organization. But
this work is all directed from head
quarters
Much Of the work Of this organiza-
lion has been the discovery of efficient
means of comforting those who are
III the war Bright minds and EXPERT
alnds have been set at work. Their
meas nave varied from the plan which
hacked the popular campaign of cigar
cites l3r the soldiers to th.. .T,a,,
winch sent travelling shower bath ali
over France to battle tie peasants.
heiisf work has always been the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-27

Suppose the horde of fela-gray he'll
meted Huns thai invaded Belgium
three years aeo should land on the
coast Of youi own Virginia. ana. burn
sng. fnurder.ur ravtshing as they
march. start toward your own Ricl-
.nond--what would you GIVE TO blot
cut the whole hideous swarm Of tn
~sderx and assues yourself and you
city and stale against the possibility
az the recurrence Of such an appalling
calamity?
Tho question IS perfectly fair That
-sry invasion. unless America should
buy slavish peace at price which
would bankrupt every man in the. ma
rim. was a. part Of the original plan
or the German high command when
this var started. That plan has never
bcen abandoned. II Germany wins,
Anserica must pay for all Germany has
spent and wasted and enough besides
20 make it impossible that, in this gen
GRAFTON or the next we or our children
may hope fer any senolanee of free
dom.
The people Of America are unwil
snE. as a u hole, that We should yield
one inch to the pretensions of Ger
man insolence and tyranny. The peo-
pic have drawn men for the largest
army this country ever mustered. They
are in camp now preparing for the
stera task which awaits them over
thcre.'-=a task which theg gladly pn-
dcrake for YoU ana those in YOUR
home who viii he-among- the first
Victims Of Hunnish frightfulness IN
l@ss the barbarians are kept within