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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01

Letter Con letter head Of sheviin,
Washi,ngton. ID: G., Sept. -. 1918.
MI. u. III. Carpenter. care T.. II. Car
pemter Lumber Company. Minnea-
:, Dear re,n,! sir.Ml am attaching herewith
sent you OH the 18th instant.
ASKS E0K ENTHUSIASTIC
RECEPTION IN MINNEAPuLIS
Mr. Roosevelt will speak in Minnea-
RMT nna. on ne afternoon, and evening, o.
that the ilennepin County committee
get together 1T once aud arrange
things in such u fashion 50 that his
reception at Minneapolis Will be the
most enthusiastic ever accorded. Get
IN touch with Secretary Lindquist and
have him advise the press throughout
the State and 10 invite all parties in
Monday afternoon. We should have a
big reception.
TRIP. but the only expense involved is
thut from Minneapolis to New York
Mr.. Roosevelt will be accompanied by
one servant only. and YOU should ar
range to get a dra wing room for him
and lower berth for the servant.
LEAVING Minneapolis on one OF the late
l., because the Northwestern does not
carry diner.
MIR. ROOSEVELT WOULD
PREFER TO DISCUSS LOAN
Mr.. Roosevelt would much prefer to
talk on the Liberty loan and This
should be arranged. il possible How
ever. II the date for his appea rpncc is
too late. or IL for any other good rea-
son he cannot talk on the loan. he will
put up the loyalty" question. especially
with reference To the activities OF the
NonpartiSan League. Get az much data
together as YOU can on the Nonpartisan
League. especially the Photographic
copy of Mr.. Gilbcr,':. letter To Mr. law
wood. tn his speech he touched on the
grain situa ton and compared il with
cotton, and also the Statc-owned clc-
Nators of Illinois aud their method OF
handling same with the PRONUNCIATION
Dakota and Minnesota. If possible
however. talk OH the Liberty loan
should he arranged.
See Adjutant General w T. Rhinow,
and Governor Burnuuist and arrange
to have them turn out the National
Guard for parade Monday afternoon, or
II possible, for all OF the National
parade for Monday evening. say about
Z o'clock. See if YOU cannot get the
regulars M from Fort Smelling to talk g
n i,.,, also: We mus, have as big 4 mil
ajS atsE Gsnora AZ SianM TAX to
nIl drafteeS cnnnot be in the parade
This is .. good basis for loyalty.
Pie Ba ltimorc gathering was under
the ausnices Of the Liberty loan Al
, y, NJ. the streets were lined viii, nco.
pie and the park was damned This
whole demonstration was engineered
by the Republicans OF Baltimore and
il is great opportunity for us I, have
him in Minneapolis Nh the Congress-
men VIII try and be home at that time.
Advise mo fully by wire how ar
rn;nssmnen's are progressing: Imnera-
ccntion he ever had in Minncapolis
Very truly yours,
Signed A. \. II. RAIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
.BRITISH COMMA NDER
REACHES 0MSk, SIBERI!
tBy Associated Press.l

y BY Associated PreSs.l
|. TOKYO. Tuesday, October ga War
office communication issued to-day
says:
General Knox. chief of the British
>S4il:tary mission in Siberia, arrived at
DISK last Saturday. lie was warmly
e!comed by a large number OF OIL
ais of the siberian government and
yards Iof honor. The CONFERENCE.-The
al OF tho Russian troops held y re-
9at noon. which was participat ed
all the Omsk garrison who cheer
General Knox
British troops arrived at Omsk on
fday. General NoloRvosky. com
KINDER OF the Russian troops. received
en-. 4 triumphal arch which had
n built at the entrance 10 the rail-
station was decorated with the
Pm Jack The Russian troops ANA
nopuiace generally, including schoo!
lren, lined the streets and gave
Britishcrs an ovation. Great Brit
WAS hailed as the savior Of Rus
The siberian government distrib-
I'd publications welcoming the visi-
II. while the newspapers enthusiastic
Na!ls praised British chlvalry in res
cuinE Russia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
SERIOUS DEMONSTRATIONS
IN VIENNA AND BUDAPEST
BY Associated press.l

AMSTERDAM, October 3l.-Thc Ber.
lin Tagohlatt and Nossische Xeitung
publish reports of serious demonStra :
tons at Vienna as we'll Us at l3uda-
pest An all-provisionul soldiers ana
Vienna, where the People are parad-
ing the streets shouting. Down with
tho Hapsburgs." The Lammasch Cabi-
net is expected to resign, according To
reports received here, and tho army
is iii course Of full dissolution.
In Budapest demonstrations con-
tinue in favor OF 9 republic. The peo-
pie ara shouting for republic, and
the soldiers are replacing their i'm
perial cockades by revolutionary colors.
Revolutionary troops, it is added. gov
crn the whole city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
AMERICAN SOLDIERS WILL
HAVE AMPLE: FIREWOOD

NV Associated frcSS. !
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Mauday, October 2S.--Ameri
can lighting men at the front are to
section Of the American evolutionary
force has PROMISED TO deliver on the
road. ready TO be hauled to the men
al the front before January l. 900
cubic meters Of fuel wood This is,
equivalent TO Il pile OF wood yard
wide and yard high stretching from
Paris TO Berlin.
thousands of foresters are now busy
In the French forests gathering and
cutting wood, which comes from dead
wood and refuse in the forest. The fine
trees, OF which the French are sc
proud. arc not being cut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
SAYS Roosevelt TSLOAN
TOUR WAS CAMOUFI ACE
Democratic National Committee Accuses Ex-President of
Making 1t for Partisan Purposes-Adds That 1t Was
Partly Financed by Western Lumber Interests

WASHINGTON. October 3l.-The-
! ouore RooseNclts recent Western tour
erty loan, was planned and utilized for
partisan purposes ana. in some par
ticuiars a, least, pari:aiiy financed by
certaiH leading lumber interests in
conjunction with prominent Western
Republicans. according to documents
made public Tonight by the Demoura tic
National Committee.
Authenticated copies of Il telegram
and letter addressed by 4. <. H.
Rain. weli-known Republican OF
Ell of that State, to T.. III. CARPENTER
head OF the Carpenter lumber concern
OF Minneapolis. are included in the
tionai headquarters. under the au-
thority of Acting Chairman Homer S.
Cummings.
The correspondence is submitted 10
the American electorate. says Mr. Cum
minSS. lin order that the records may
be Kept straight and that the Amcri-
as to whether or no, the Renuilicans
nave at amy Time in the present cam
patgn been governed by all unde rstand-
ing that politics was adjourned OIL, even
observed the agreement sulcinnly and
generally entered into that the Liberty
loan campaign should be kept free oil
politics.
SPEECH COLONEL. MADE
AT BILhINGs QUOTED
In connection with the documents
Acting Chairman Cummings reDroduces
an extract from II speech OF Colonel
Roosevelt in Billings, Mont. October ):
II am ont here for the Liberty loan
but that is only part of my mission.
Mr. Cummings adds the following
comment:
The Liberty loan closed OH October
~; President Wilson's appeal to his
te!low-countrymen was issued OH FRI
day. October 70
The correSnundence AS issued by the
Democratic committee follows:
Telegram: Washington. -. c.. Sep
temher Is, l9lS. II. L. Carpenter, T.. IL.
T Roosevelt will speak in Minneapolis
afternoon and evening OF TIN, prefer-
ably in connection Liberty loan, ii pos
siblc.
He would like TO meet boys from all
parts of the state in the afternoon,
especially those boys from Duluth. eau
you get Wilcuts to get delegation to-
Eether? Sec LindqmiSt TO get the boys
from other parts of the State.
Roosevelt will leave billings 7:2o p
NJ. Saturday night, arrive Minneapolis
1920 u. NJ. sunday night, October &c
Make reservation ut Radsson Hotel.
parlor floor. for himself and one SER
want.
Hoosevcl, viii leave Minneapolis
Monday night on late train for New
York. We must provide transportn-
ton from Minneapolis 70 New York :;
drawing room for himself. lower berth
for servant. Make tho best conncc-
lions possible at Chicago. Will YOU
attend 10 this"
! Has a great speech. meeting tho
more crowded: park where he spoke
damned with thousands.
5 Wiiruts is mcm6sr =, Of = The MINI Mime
apoliS Republican Committee. and was
customs collector at Duluth under
President Taf;)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
INFLUENZA REPORT
Conditions Tn Military Camp. Sho,,
Great improvements over
Former Weeks,
RS Associated Press

- ~ .'E'VVId VVU TTess.T
WASHINGTON. October 3l-S,eadv
'hi!r Neneni in health conditions at
ann. camps and environments is noted
~ iht health report for the week END
inG October IS made public tonight q F.,
new influenza cases lotaiiur oniy =
little more than 1900. Il decreas, of
more than 90 per cent from the urcvi :
aus week. figure, and pneumonia
eases showing u Observation-Disclosures de-
crease. with 4 total Of 1861. the hos
pital admission rate dropped 10 l.7s..
ana the ueath rate TO 81 per 900 from
1900 p''
While the figures show that the ere +
OF the enldcmic is now well past the
reuort said that influenza and pnru-
monia probably would be present in the
camps for some weeks possibly
throughout the winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
ALLIED TROOPS CAPTURE
E IMPORTANT MONTE olson

~ iBy Associated Pressl
V ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS on THE
aIAyE. October 31.--Alliei troops have
akcn ,on.c Olson. This was a most
por can't operation. for by IL the roads
(re opened to Feitre and Nittorio
Both these cities were Austrian
I6ases. The capture Of Monte Olson
Sso divides the Austrian army forcing
FAong. slow line Of retreat through the
OF Trentino. The general
Stne OF retreat, where the largest mum
\er of troops could be moved. would
along the roads and railways to-
ard Belluno and over the plains to-
lard udine.
kenice IL now safe. since the Third
V has driven BACK the Austrians
IknE raptdIy at many pein,s. The
" prisoners IN growing hourly
Lpossibly total 10000. Oppo-
nth. Army. IN which Ameri-
are -.brigaded, IT Is estimat-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01

offices OF the allen property custodian.
thus destroying the carefully planned
effort of German interests to control
the Paciuc sugar Industry.
An announcement made here to-day
states that the German company's as
sets nave been sold to the American
FACTORS Limited. composed OF go
American Stockholders of share. val
ues $1.o00.000. The Hackfeld Co, CON
trolled ten subs idiary companies in
Hawaii. which in 1917 produced 1 iO. 600
tons of cane sugar.
The Iinckfeld Co. was controlled bv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
Hays WANTS REPUBLICAN
CONGRESS ,EO "BE.tR DInDt;N.'

WASHINGTON, October ai.-wuI r.
Hays. chairman Of the Republican, Ma.
tional Committee. issued n statement
ere to-day urging election of Rer'ih.
franS to Congress TO prepare for re-
constr nrtion after the war.
l;rpublicans cried in vain for pre-
Republicans now demand that the ma
lion instantly prepare for peace. The
neat Congress will bear the great bur
Gen y that end.
''fhe country's war load is great. let
nA h.tcE up both great political horses
To pun II. And let us bring to the
2rea. problems of reconstruction the
brain and heart OF the Republican
ttar- y
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PANIC ALONG THE RHINE
Reports That German AuthOrItIe.
"ouid Prrnit Occupation of Cob
lcnz and Cologne Is Cause.

Nv NssociateI FreSs.
AMSTERDAM. October 3I.-Therc
mas been an outbreak and panic
among the population in the Rhine
provinces, arising from reports that the
authorities were prepared, ii necessary
70 allow the enemy troops TO occupy
nobien% and Cologne, according TO the
Berlin TaegliSchc Rundschau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
SENATOR BENET SEEKING
TO ENTER U. S. FORCES
south Carolina Official Files Appijcn-
ton for Commission in Chemical
Warfare Branch.
10y Associated Press.

Ivy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, October 3l.-Steps to
enter the army were taken to-day by
senator Bcnet Democrats, OF South
Carolina, who filed an application for
commission in tho chemical warfare
branch or the service. lie passed the
physical examination and 1t was un-
ders'ood that he will lie given a cap
ta!ncy.
senator Benet. who was formerly a
captain in the South Carolina NationaI
Guard, vas TO have entered The tank
corps last June, but his appointment
b? Governor Manning as Senator 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
HONG LULL IN AIR FIGHTING
4 - BROKEN BY HRVTISH

\ LONDON, October 31.-The long lull
lin large scale air fighting has been
+, broken. Rumors and hints of tremen-
sdous allied aerial plans assumed double
Significance when the War Office an
snounced late tonight that eiShty-two
fGermaE machines were shot down by
the British yesterday. The British lost
eighteen machines. These figures tell
sthe story of perhaps an umprec edeuted
air battle such as usually ushcrs in
;b1S land drives. Two German hangers
IsWere destroyed by bombs thrown from
British planeS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
.ALLIEs HAVE TAKEN
! etE OVER 10000 PRISONER

More than $4,000 prisoners nave been
scaptured by the allies on the Italian
front, General Diaz announced tonight
lis $50.
I. Tho whole Austrian mount ain front
nas eared in. the announcement shows
sJhe river. line has been broken every
where. The allies have reached Liz
yenEa along its whole length.
y \ desperate, combat is being Tough:
perately trying to avert a break The
spur. between Tollina and the Pave,
4s we'll as the ,Scrre Vale detle have
sbecn captured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
ElENNA FEARS ALLIES
4 WILL MARCH On CITY
LIZ Associated pr,

~ 'fe"VN'Htt'
ZURICH, Wednesday. October so
lie rapid advance of the allies in Ser
L1:a Is causing the livelcst alarm in
7patch II is feared tina, the Jugo-
sllSlaYs viii cross the Croatiau frontier.
yt0in the allied troops and march on
1fthe city. This is one OF the reasons for
S.khe persistence with which count An
i45drassy has asked for an armistice.
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g |S5fS a


tpnpts 70 proceed up the Tigris Riv-
WHICH lately has been suffering Sc
defeats. has surrendered in It's en-
~ 10; the British commander.
1rQngh, the detection OF Turkey the
htsGi the Teutonic allies becomes
flttcai one: The gateway TO the
tern boundaries of Germany AMI
lnsaCy Is opened by way of the
GdaSslles and the Bosphorus, and
1PsAt tess shortly allied fleets will in
Z @Exde.thSs Black Sea and begin operations
this heretofore una;tainable region.
.sSue!i warships as the Germans have
anoat in the Black Sea, inrluding the
barrier to the mighty floating for
tresses the eptente can impose against
Shattered little Roumania by the col
lapse OF Turkey again IS likely soon
3 10 be inside the entente fold and aid
Y ing in the operations against the ma
\t}ons which crushed her. Likewise the
71istice which lets Turkey out OF tho
is a menace to the enemy in Rus
and is likely TO prove of the great
E9Iqcs in Quiekening return of
nj conditions in that country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
aELIES MAKE IMPORTANT
* GAINS IN BELGIUM

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
y Another big slice of important terri
Airy was torn from tho enemy to-day
salons a wide front in Belgium, be-
: Avelghem, on the south, by an allied
= force, composed of Belgian, British
.lsreneh and American troops. The
sAmerican units We're fighting with the
Is French north of the British.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
AUSTRIAN .,RMIsTICE OFFER
COMES 100 I,ArrI,

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS
"Wednesday. October 50 Is p. Min
'hawrr IL Auatria : announcements tina!
i'l" Ma:' lI3iH % eNacuatc Italian tow
;ijury Italy has officially replied that
tnc offer mas come too late. 1t il as
spmeI the Italians viii "ndeavor 10
drive the Austro- liungarians from
ltalian soil before an armistico can be
,iS..cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01

ed THAT four and one-ha!f Austrian
divisions have been partly destroyed.
The Third Amy, under command Of
the Duke Of Aosta. has succeeded in
establishing three hridgeheads across
the lower piaVc. They are al Roman
ziol, Stlgarcda and San Dona di Piavc.
The ooeratiun WAS favored by n fog,
but was made under violent Austrian
artillery fire. which continued all Tues
day night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
LANSING NOTIFIES TURKEY
AMERICA WILL ACT
Tut Notice Goes Out After Coustanti-
noPlc Surrenders Unc0n-
IttiOuuIiy.
tBy Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON. October 3I.-Secre-
tarE Lansing to-day notified the Turk
ish governments; that the United States
VIII bring its request for an trmistice
20 the attention OF th+ governments at
wcr Nth Turkey.
The secretary made public q note 10
the Sl':n ish ambassador through whom
IN" Turkish plea for an armistice .ind
n':hce negotiations similar to those Of
Germany and Austria WAS delivered
October IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
HOUSE EMPHASIZES
= IMPORTANCE OF UNITY

=. =. rARlS. october 3l-.\ statement is
IEued to-day in behalf Of Colonel House
Emphasizes the necessity OF absolute
5Ieanity. Al to-days supreme War Coun-
Eril meeting premiers NeniZclos of
HiGreece. and Ncrnitch. Of Serbia. we're
present for the first tImc. The same
ItProsram 5 to-day will he taken up to-
L9morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
Snow TalIx in Chicago.

CHICAGO. October 3i.--A tim;d SNOW
Tell in Chicago to-day. but soon wa.
frightened away. II came shortly af,eI
80 T.. NJ The snow fall lasted bu, /:
rev moments. and the children Wer,
disappointed. They wanted snow
balls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
GRAVE RIOTING REPORTED
= IN HINGANlt CAPITAL
tBy Associated rress.

nv Associated fre.s.
4 AMSTERDAM, October 3l.-C;rave
.iotins broke out at Budapest on Wed
JeSday. according 10 news reaching
iere to-day from the hungarian cap
5al. MobS looted the stores and at
eacked the banks, which have limited
payments to 100 crowns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01

j. II. Hackfeid. who, In
known 10 be in GcrinanyI
being directed by Georgia
Kodiak is now In the
having boon convicted
cisco OF violation OF \
laws OF the Cn.,.id Stated
ships designed TO assls
raiders in the plcifa.
There are many good u
opportunities offered in
Opportunities" Ads i'm thi
day. Read and use them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
CONTINUE ATTACK
ON THE PRESIDENT

,Continued From Wrist Pagc.
age all Americans who are Amer!
hfSt. to vote for ID Republican
greSS." (
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
ALLIED ARMISTICE TERMS
RIS(EINln u

AMSTERDAM, October 3l-"Foch's
armistice terms arrived in Berlin yes
tcrday evening" says the Nossische
Icitung.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
S:EnENCH TROOPS nEt;IN
~ ANOTHER BIC ATTACK
lBy Associated Press.

: LONDON. October 81 (via NiontreaD
= French troops to-day began another
iiig attack against the Germans i'll Bel
eium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01

succeed the late Senator Tiliman pre-.
vented him from entering the service
II that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
BRITISH CAPTURE
1000 PRISONERS IN FRANCE.
TBy Associated Pross.l

F11E -fssONI8Ncu 7 TNas. 7
l.:;.LQNDON, October Sl.-=Iu the region
lGast Of Courtrai. the British delivered
~ attack to-day against the Germans
6da1ned all their cbjectives and took
sooo Germans prisoner, according to
&ld Marshal IIaig'S commun;ca Ion
esued to-night. The communication
(Ilows MS,
The British Second Army at,arI. ed!
L. morning southwest OF Audenra,',
pturing all its detectives and 100,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
pMIRAL t.EYGUES TELLS
DEPUTIES UIS ARNIIS'CilI

tARIS. october 3l.--Admiral Leagues
NWNcr of Marine, announced In the
Chamocr of Deputies, on behalf OF the
government. late tonight that an ar
fn!stice has boon signed between Tur-
Key and the entente.
When Admiral Leyaucs announced
thcNarmistice took effect to-day. the
manlber burst into uproarious cheer
IRSY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
UNITED STATES TAKES OVER
SUGAR PLANTS ON ISLAND
Charged German Financial Barons
sought 70 Obtain Control or Pro-
ducts In Hawaiian Islands.

WASHINGTON. October 3I.-The
powerful j. iiackfeld Co, leading Ger
Hawaiian Islands. has been taken over
by company organized through the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01
MARINE MINISTER TELLS
~ TIsRliS ACCEPTED Ky TURKEY

RsFEhe AaEine Minister. said he was Un-
X loIburst OF enthusiasm when he stated
30 teiIps accepted by Turkey included:
WI. Free passage through the Darda
Jelles and the Eosphorus by allied
= aeets.
=. Turkey is 10 lay down all her
behcms.
~ 3. Repatriation of all allied priso-
ssners taken by Turkey.
- Not since the outbreak Of the war
Sauch 2 storm OF jubilation as that
(which greeted this announcement. All
ssTIDeputies jumped to their feet as one
man, and there rose one long cry,
ETrBravo" lasting several minutes.
~ Thereupon the session was temporar-
Sffy suspended,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-01

Letter Con letter head OF Shevlin
Carpenter Il Clark Coz
Washington. ID: c., Sept. 80. 1918.
Mr.. T.. III. Carpenter. care T.. II. Car
penter Lumber Company. Minnea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12
Men Use Celebration as
Excuse for Exhibition
of BdIcdyiSm Yesterday

"Say. where's vcr girls. ain't ver
house stil' OPEN" asked 70 AZ
fcrcnt men in all the various
stages of lntoViCation as they stag
ccrcd into the emergency Rcd
Cross hospital Yesterday afternoon
at the height OF tho peace cole
hratinn.
The incident created a small
manic among the nurses while
somc ~ the patients. critically III
" Soarish Influenza, and in no
condition for excitement were al
most frightened tO death.
"N'hcre - your rcspect for the
Rod Crcss7' stc-rlv demanded the
head nurse ne eho showed each
man I'VE door. 'Didn't YOU see tho
Rod Cross At our entrance Now
cot yru ont out OF here" ono
man drunker than the rest, at
tempted IN apo'oFv and in consc-
mcncc. few down the steps.
Ae a result tho outer entrances
" tho hospital were STRONGLY
barred and lock"I throughout the
evening and rirht while C1ntain
Rooney and his home guard Curns
stood guard outside. To see that
tho institution o. mercy and its
snlr-SaCrifiCi"G 0urses and patients
wc-o no' mO'csted
Since . O'Clock Monday morning
ir'rNictnts were noticeable fNr
'"et~ odor a"h effects all along
Fl~S. street Late Yesterday evnr-
tre conditions grew worse. and
uS'ro Officials wcrr kent busy
picking M drunks ar7 excitement
o~'""! individuals in all parts -
'Np ~