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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

John Ermenc, Joseph Fritz, Joseph Ivanetic,
J.. JudniG, Ivan A. Kaker, Anton MOtz, Frank
Mravlja, Jacob Muha, Zvonko Novak, X. III. Pc.
gledic, Matt Pogorelc, John Reel, Joseph Steblaj,
Frank Saws, Frank UdOvic, Charlie Vessel, Andrew
Vidrich, Stefan Fabric, Leo Zakrajsek, Anton
ZlOgar.
(Opomba. Zastopniki organizacii in listov, XII
Sc doslej Sc MISC priglasili, pOstanejo clani cen
tralnega odbora, elm Sc pravilno p~rijaviio in IL
javijo, da Sc strinjajo $ temeljnimi naGeli S. r. u.
Naslov "a pisma in denarne p~osiljatve je slede-
6i: Anton j. TerDovec, p. o. b. No. l Cicero, I'D
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

je lastnik delovnega sredstva. Ia
kaj on je tudi gospodar della in
izdelkov, torej lastnik vseh onih
sredstev, s katerimi lahkO gospo-
duje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

Nenci so izkrcali 10000 MOI ma Fnskem.
Kaj imaio Nemci iskati ma Finskem? Sal so pri =
mali Finsko neodvisnost. Zanje ne hi moglO biti
Finsko mic druzega kakor nevtralna dezela. Am
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

razpecavanje vrednosti. To pa
absolutno he izklju6uje p~rivatne
posesti pOrabnih predmetov, XII 81
Jill je clovek prisluzil $ svoiim
delom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09
Ely, Mimi.

Rojaki! Jugoslovani sploh! Kljub temu, da
smo takorekoG ma koncu sveta, kjer Sc konGa re
lezniska prOga, in kje rimajo solGni zarki re pre-
eel omejeno moe in vlada skoro trajno zima, Sc ie
vseeno V naSih srcih vnela iskra narodnega Gu.
stva, XII re dobiva podobo ognja.
Tudi mi eliSki Slovenci smo stopili V vrste IT,
stih, XII d~elujejo ma TO, da postane slovenska zem-
liza prosta in svobodna, Ola Sc otrese tuje nadvla-
de, kakOr tudi vsake d~inastije.
Ker Sc pa seSedno dobe rojaki, kateri ne
umejo pOpolnoma akcije S. r. Z. ter nienega ma
mena, jim pray topic priporoGam, da Sc udeleze
javnega shoda,
katerega priredi t~ukajsnja lokalna organizaciia
s. II. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

Popolnost delovnega sredstva
jc mOcan razvoini ciniteli. Odlo-
elmo pa je v socialnem oziru, kdo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

DIR, George Michaelis, bivSi nemski kancelar,
Je te dni dejal V Berlinu 'Ako hi bill iaz &c od.
govoren "a Waldo, ne hi zahteval voinc odskodni.
ne. Bolje i, ola sc ljudstvo nauGi treznosti in
varcnosti, kakor pa da hi Sc vdalo slabosfim mn.
'erlJailzma, Xxi lahko pride, ako bodo nasi sovraz.
nfKi placevai vojne dolgove Nem6ije. NaSe TRIP
,!ehJc ne DO nehalo 2 vojno; beda sc bo Sc NADIA.
'Jeva'a III hosl'i 10 moramo brez pritozevanja. Mi
zerlJa DO mas kuhar, Priznati 81 moramo. Ola smo
tudi mi odgovorni "a vojno ne v politiGnem
Smislu. kajti cesar Sc ie trudil. da 10 odyrne C9n
toda okolScine so nam ustvarile razmere. Iii
groze, da postane denar gospodar. ReSiti moramo
dezelo nevarnosti materijalizma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

IL Moskve p~orocaio: Pr Petrov, ruski mi
rovni komisar, Sc je vrnil IL Berlina 2 r~atificira-
no mlrovno pogodbo, katero sta podpisala kai-
ger NllJem in njegov kancelar. "Izvestja" javlja.
10, da ostancta pc izjavi Petrova dezeli Estonija
IN l.ivoniia pod suvereniteto ruske republikc.
retrov Je prlncScl ezml evid 2 novo mcjo in ONE
hJeni dezeh Iezita ma vzhodni strani meje. Mirov-
ma pogodba Z AvStro-Ogrsko, Turciio in Bolgar-
sko Sc nj ratificirana.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09
SlovenSk0 republicanSkO
~Zdruzenje.
SEDEz v CHICAGO, ILL.
~IZvRsEvALNI oDBoR:

Frank Bostie, Flip Cobra, Martin V. Honda,
Etoin Kristan, Frank Kerze, Anton j. Terbovec,
joe Zavertnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09
dine. IA. aprila
v finskem Opera House.

Ma Ia shod so povablieni razni slovenski go.
vorniki; kot glavni govornik shoda pa DO Mr.. FIR.
Krze IL Chicago, MOI, XII 81 je priboril re lepo
uspehe ma poliu della "a S. r. u.
Rojaki in rojakinjel Pridite vsi ma ia shod.
Pokazite, da sc tudi V resnici brigate "a uscdo
svojih bratov.
Lahko reGem, da takega slovenskega shoda
Sc nj bilo ma Ely, kot DO ia. Pridite, da Sc kaj po.
ucite, ker to DO V vaSo lastno korist.
Povabljeni so tudi oni rojaki in roiakinje 2
Wlntona in Section 30, da Sc shoda udeleze.
klitem VAN V boz "a republiGanske principe!
Pozdrav
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09
NADZORNI ODBOR.
CENTRALNI ODBOR.

Matt. Petrovich, Ludvik Benedik, Frank VeraniG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

Po vesteh IL Berlina je posneti, da MISC Mem
ci IN Avstrijci naSli niti enega zrna pSenice ali
drugega zlta V Odesi, dasiravno so pricakova!i,
Ga DO plen znasal wee miljonov ton. Pc Crnem
morju so poslali kar cello floto parnikov "a preva-
zanJe psenice. Zdaj sc vpraSujejo V Nem6iii in
AvstriJl kan je izginilo tito IL Obese, XII je igra-
10 V n]ihovih ratunih veiko vlogo. Glavno je paG
10, da ga nj. Boljseviki so ~poskrbeli "a TO. &c ga
nIso mogli odpraviti, ko so Sc umaknili. so ga pa
unlclli. Ma vsak natin so Sc motili tisti, Xxi so mi
Sill, ola bodo boljseviki podpirali NemGjo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

Hindenburg posilja V NemEijo telegrame. V
katerih tolazi Nemce, da pride zmaga, ampak po-
trpeti morajo. Pravi, da bo lie kratek cas- do po-
pone image. Ia kratek cas- traja doslej lie tri
leta in pol.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

Ma tisote inteligentov ponuja ruski vlad
svojo sluzbo. In vendar je Ia vlada rdeGa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09
F. G.. Wider, lokalni pred.

Centralni odbor delavskih in voiaskih sve.
TOW le izdelal konstitucijo "a rusko socialistiGno
republiko.
Poluradna izjava, Xxi je bila V Berlinu izdana
kot odgovor ma zadnji Wilsonov govor, trdi, ola
so lie zavezniki hOteli ~svetovno vojno; NemGiia
je nedolzna kakor novorojenGek.
Ubogi volk, XII mu hudobno jayne vedno vo-
do kali
Socialism nj a~narhija, temvec najpopolnei-
81 red.
&c ne hi incl svet biti hvalezen Rusiii "a mic
druzega, bi j moral biti hvalezen "a solo, V kateri
Sc lahko uci, kaj je V prehOdu V Socializem korist-
no IN KAY skodljivo. To ie nauk, XII je vreden wee
cd zlata.
Na tiSnGc intaliuau.a. .aann;. .ul: 1:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

pax nevtralnOst! Kaj pomeni v Berlinu ia beseda,
odkar je pogodba o ~belgijski nevtralnosti "'krpa
papirja'! Tudi ma Finskem pomagajo Nemci de-
lati red" roper boljsevike. Ne roper r,rske
roper finske. To Sc pravi: Tudi ma Finsko priha-
jajo Nemci kot zandarji. kot policisti. Tako veil
ka je NTH v~elikoduSnostl Ampak finska vlada bo
debelo gledala, kadar il bo predlozen raGun.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-09

IL kijeva p%oroGajo, da ic ukrajinska Qurz.
vazna) rada spreiela rcsOluciio, 5 katero Sc IRE
ka IN nadaljevanjc voiaSkih opcracij proti vladi
~voJaskih in delavskih delegatOv. Professionals pro-
fesor Grusevski JIG sicer sill ma to. da So sklenc
mir 2 ~voiaSko in delavSko RADIO. ker Sc med kmcti
boliinbolj Siri nezadovolinost $ politiko vladaio-
ce burzvaznc) rade. Kmetie Sc $ silo upiraio ma
silnim konfiSkaciiam zita. XII Jill Nemci brezob-
zirno izvrsujeio in delajo kiicvSko RADIO odgovor-
no "a to roparstvo. 10 so Nemci V neki vasi ze
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
GERMANS ARE SMASHED
Resumption. Of Oferasive
Finds Huns in Three
Serious Pockets
RETREAT GROWING
Virginians Push Forward
by Side Of Comrades
From West---Many
Boches Taken
RETREAT GROWING

London, Oct. 5.-More than
1900 prisoners are reported u
have been taken by the AmeFi.
cans in the resumption II thar
drive between the Argonn6 md
the Meuse today. The pard1
correspondent Of Universal Gsr-
vice says the new American ~
tacks, together with the ad-
vance scored by the Frsnc6
army Of General Gouraud ois
the American left, resulted s.
driving the Germans into threo
dangerous pockets.
The Yankees pushed forward
at least two miles. AZ on1
point they have established
themselves in the powerful
Kriemhilde trench system, thu
last organized German defense
line west Of the Mouse, tho lose
Of which will force the TsutonS
to fall back far to the north md
at the same time withdraw aG1t
of the Meuse.
The British pressed the en1lny
further eastward between L.
catelet and the region north.
east Of St. Quentin today, mai II
ing progress between Monk
Brehain midway between Ton
somme and Beaurevoir, tho
line which has been preached
and Beaurevoir (nearly three
miles east Of Lecatelet). ThsY
have extended their lines on thu
spur northwest of Beaurevoix.I
Many prisoners were taken. u
The Germans, Field Marsha3
Haig announced tonight, have
begun a new retreat extandin3
from the region east Of Lecate
let to the bend of the Sch0ldf
canal at Crevecoeur. The Axits
ish, pursuing the Teutoa
/ crossed the canal and are no
crossing on the east bon1
Ground was gained near ~
'Terriere, two miles north of
!, Lecatelet. s.sI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
1ERMANY MAKES OVERTURES FOR CONFERENCE ON PEACE
AMERICANS TAKE 1000 HUNS IN RESUMPTION OF DRIVE
MANY PRISONERS G0RRALlED BY ALLIES IN NORTFEAS
MAx's PEACE PROPOSALS.

Proposals made by Prince Max
in his inaugural speech before the
rcichstag:
The prince Offered immediate
suspension of hostilitics and sug-
gesteti that all belIigcrents send
ENJOYS to neutral place to dis
cuss peace. He asked the allies
To state their terms.
Further. tho prince proposed
that league OF nations, arbitra-
ton and disarmament be among
The fundamental subjects Of dis
cussion at the peace conference.
He offered restoration and In
Identification of Belgium-t c
nrst time Germany has offered to
indemnify the outraged little
Kingdom.
Further proposals made by the
prince in hts peace offer were:
t. Autonomy for Alsace-Lor-
raine.
2. The peace ENJOYS to he EN-
powered to discuss the creation q
IA federal state of Austria,
3. Self determination OF the
Russian frontier states.
T. Return to Germany of all
her colonies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
Brave Lads in American Hospital
Anxious to Get Back at the Boches
In Stately Surroundings Of Ancient Castle Grounds Wounded
Soldiers, Many Bearing German Names Are Getting Well
and Preparing FOR Carrying Out the Task for Which They
Went to War

London. Oct. S.--Not unlike the
historic old castle grounds of Knights
Templar days with Its acres and acres
OF beautiful shrubbery, trees and gar
dens. enclosed on all four sides BY
q great high wall. Is the Finsbury
Park American hospital located in the
north end OF London.
Stated BY doctors and nurses from
Denver. the hospital now contains
about 1000 wounded American SOL
diers. and preparations are now un-
der way for extensions to ancommo-
date $500.
In the neighborhood is a large Ger
man internment camp, evidently there
for the express purpose of assisting
the boche to send nome of his own
kind to Kingdom Come in the event
his AviAtors ny over for tho 'knl-
|tursd" purpose Of bombing the Amer
lean hoapitAl
Troope fTon svee1 part ~ IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
IUP GOES PRICE OF
GAS TO CONSUMER
Finance Committee Recon-
mends Increase From Soc
to ST Per Thousand
RAISE employees PAY
Fifteen Per Cent to Those Re-
ceiving Less Than $500.
No Increase to Men Get
ting 5000
RAISE employees PAY

Richmond nsrss ~ rms wAI he
asked to pay u per thousand fect
beginning the first of November
II a Recommendation of the A.
nance committee which will he
presented to common council to-
morrow night Is adopted
This decision MAS reached at
ter lengthy session OF tho conn
mittec last Tuesday night. II was
done so that further rcrommcn-
dation that city employees receive
increased wages might become
effective.
The committee will. tomorrow
night recommend that all city EN-
ploses who receive Si.5ee or less a
year, he increased by Is per cent.
those who receive from 81 500 to 81
00e by ten per cent. and those re-
ceiving up 10 $4,000. Ave per cent
The employee who receives more than
50 600 gets no raise.
In order to- meet the increase the
people will he asked to pay twenty
cents more a thousand for gas. 1t Is
that this increase in gas rates will
cover the increase ir salaries, and that
no bond issue need be made, and nc
money need be borrowed from the
banks.
There il every reason TO believe
that this recomm endation will he ac-
cepted by common council and that
the people who have TO pay the diff
ference will make no protest.
The resolution will be adopted by
common council. il is believed, with
out doubt. and similar action Ia ex-
pected from the BOARD Of aldermen
the following week. so that'hoth me as
ures may become effective by the
first of November.
Chairman Christopher r. Garnet
made public yesterday a special re-
port made by Mr.. Judson c. Dicker'
man. engineer to the state corpora
ton commission. relating to the Hen.
rico County Gas company. Chairman
Garnett unequivocally takes the posi-
ton that it Ia the duty OF the city
Of Richmond TO take over and operate
the property OF the Henrico County
Gas company upon 4 fair apprisal
He holds that IL the Henrico County
Gas company be allowed to charEA
adequate rate to compensate It fol
its service to the North Side which
includes Ginter Park. Highland Park
and Barton Heights, the citizens Of
these communities viii have to pay
an undue tax for the use Of gas n
com pared with other members Of thu
comm unity served by the city works
Chairman Garnctt said he thought
II was not improper for him to make
this statement m he was about tt
leave the commission and would not
have before him for decision any Of
the questions relating to this subject
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
GERMANY ASKS.
FOR ARM|ST|CE
PENDING TALK
Peace Conference Is Sug-
gested by Max in the
Reichstag
is A STEP FORWARD
Final Terms Be Made at
Peace Table, Says the
Chairman of For
eign Relations

Amsterdam via London. Oct.
s.-Germnny through her new
imperial chancellor Prince Max
of Baden sued for peace today.
in a message addressed to the
allies she asks them to state their
terms. Throughout the day ru-
mors and reports OF German
peace bir had been coming thick
and fast Berlin dispatches told
of the assembling OF the reich
stag for a special plenary session
The Baden prince was to make
his inaugural speech and In II an
nouncc his policy. In his capacity
az foreign minister which ne
couples with his duties as chan
cellor he was TO cover the whole
international ncld. The first de-
finite hint that n sensational an
nounccIncnt was expected came
In a Berlin Telegram, to the effect
that tho entire press of Germany
and Austria reaarticd Atoday's
event as the turning point Of the
war..
While the circumstances preceding
and surrounding the peace bid are
as yet unreported At the hour OF cab
ling. a strong i'm pre- ssion prevails
here that the move was virtually
forced by Austria Hungary. The dual
monarchy in Vienna and Berlin dis
patches early today was reported In
the othroes of excitement bordering
on panic Revolt was said to be
threatening. Baron Won Hussarck had
resigned as premier and with him his
whole cabinet went out.
Herr Hammarsch. like the Baden
prince a reputed pacifist was stated
to take the premiership and his hrs'
step was to send message to Presi-
dent Wilson setting forth Austria
Hungarys conception of the Ameri-
can executives fourteen peace prin-
ciples.
In short everything indicated that
Austria would not bulge an inch in
her determination to bring about
peace. German threats and promises
had been unavailing. Afraid 70 re-
peat the hlunder in the case of Bull
garia whose threats she had taken
for blun Germany, Il Is believed chose
the inevitable course of taking the
lead in offering peace before she
would be entirely deserted by the al
lies and be isolated. besieged for
trees with unacceptable disaster staring
her in the face.
BY acting as the spokesman of the
central alliance, reduced by Bull
Edf 0SLCCtloH ~ lAtPtC cutSAtS
whose two other members were bent
upon peace because Of military de-
feats and irresistible home pressure
Germany. ii Is thought by well in
formed observers here. attempts to
rescue what prestige she can and
save above all her leadership for CEN
trail Europe at the peace table.
Actuntcd by Defeats
Last but by no means least her
endless defeats in the west served as
a compelling motive actuating the
peace offer.
On the face OF all reports the de-
cision was taken practically overnight.
1t was complete face about on the
part OF the kaiser and Hindenburg
who two days ago cmphatically We
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
No Gauss For Alarm

While. as stated by Chief Health
Officer Flanagan, there Is no imme-
diate cause for alarm over the situa-
ton, in order to observe every pre-
caution in heading of anything tend
ing toward disaster. the administra-
ton board OF Richmond yesterday at
Especial meeting. and acting in its
capacity as board of health of the city
OF Richmond. issued an order direct
ing the chief health ofiicer to see that
all schools. churches, theatres and
other houses in which people .congre-
gate in numbers, be closed to the
public until further notice.
This order was at once promulgA-
ted. 1t effects all schools. churches.
dance halls. pool rooms, theatres and
other places where people congre-
gate in numbers.
State Fair Goes On
The order, does not, however. ef-
feet the state fair. This was partbcu-
LARRY explained by members Of the
board last night The section in the
order in reference to side shows. ii
was explained means such shows ~
may be exhibited In vacant stores or
enclosed buildings. Side shows at the
fair are looked upon a. open air en-
tertatnments and do not come within
the meaning Of the order OF the
board
Dr. Flanagan stated yesterday that
probably the rule might be enforced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
DIR. SOLr TO SUCCEED
ADMIRAL Won HINTZE

Amsterdam, Oct. 6.---Dr. W. s. Eolf,
German colonial secretary. has been
appointed foreign minister to succeed
Admiral Won Hint.e. according to late
dispatches from Berlin today.
The appointment, It 10 believed. was
made after Prince Max, of Baden.
had made the peace offerv to the al
lies, the prince 1t that time COM
bining the duties Of both the chan
cellorshir and the once OF foreign
minister.
DR.. Solf II generally known - =
moderate. He recently promised the
restitution Of Belgium - an inde-
pendent state In later utterances no
gave vent to liberal ideas. but insisted
that Germany must have back All her
colonies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
Gillespie Plant
Like Battlefield
Many Lives and Millions of Dollars
Destroyed in Spectacular Fire
and Explosions.

Perth Arnboy y. j., Oct. 5.-Twelve
square miles Of territory. which had
been the scene of one of the busiest
of the nations war activities. tonight
bears close resemblance to an enor-
nous battlefield torn by German
shells and devastated as retreating
Germans have laid waste French
lands The great shell-loading plant
of the T. A. Gillespie COMPANY at
Morgan Station near here has been
practically destroyed in a series Of
explosions not exceeded probably on
any battlefield.
The toll of lives last, known to be
40. may run into the hundreds. The
explosions sof thousands OF shells
loaded with high explosives and the
majority OF large calibre has destroy
ed s12,oo0.o00 worth of property at
the plant and $s,000.0o0 in govern
ment ammunition. II has rendered
thousands homeless. II has practi-
caily depopulateds this place of
eir!iiana II has overcrowded hos
pitfalls with wounded
The loss in lives may not be known
for days The officials of the Gillespie
Company estimate that some 1900
persons were either at work in and
near the scene of the initial explosion
center and other places within the
imm edlate danger zone
Not until $3.50 tonight. over twenty
TWO hours after the first explosion was.
the announcement made that the dan
ger was passed. The announcement
was made sometime after Major Arm
strong and Captain w w Watson
army aviators. had flown over the en-
tire plant and reported that an encr-
81 nj r. Rxrau la
in danger of being reached by the
flames It's explosion had been ex-
pected and fears were entertained by
experts in explosives that the concus-
sion would crumble into heaps OF ruin
buildings for miles around.
The entire metropolis has been in a
state of apprehension and fear since
plosfon was threatened nearly 200 of T.
n. 7. at the Gillespie plan, at South
Amboy.
BY direction Of the federal govern
ment all traffic by subway under the
North and East rivers and over all the
East river bridges were suspended.
Thousands OF persons bound from
business to Brooklyn were marooned
on Manhattan Island.
T, y. T.. the explosive which
wrough havoc at the Gillespie shell :
loading plant. is granulated amber
substance looking very much like
brown sugar. Its full name is trinitro-
toluol. 1t is the most powerful-of all
expIosives7--------------
Toluoi, the base Of this explosive is
type of gasolene and is obtained
from coke ovens and gas plants. Be-
fore the war II was used by motor
car owners as 4 substitute for gaso-
lene, but when II was discovered that
combine with nitrate X made the most
powerful explosive known. the price
went UP to $1.50 a gallon.
T. n. T. Is regarded as safe com
modify in transportation. as 1t 10 .
stable material under normal condi-
t!ons. In loose or crude form It will
burn hAFmlessly, To load 1t into
shells It 10 hrst melted TO the con-
sistency Of molasses by the applica :
ton OF steam. when 1t cools II be-
comes = solid chunk nodded in steel
The fuse and decorating cap are
nodded into the she'll caEA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06

United States are here. Surprising
10 the great number of Gcrman-Amer-
leans in TIT hospital. There Is d.
Duds Of Chicago. who. despite the
fact he was born in Germany. Is now
ont with both feet for the avowed
purpose Of taking the mania out of
Germania, and he Is itching to get
well hurriediy and get back in the
big game again"
He tells story OF a Chicago friend
OF his-"Scotty'' Farrington--who got
loSt In ''no-man's land" and wandered
straight into the arms OF three Of the
enemy in = German trench.
When they told him to stick up
his hands he stuck up his dukes In
stead" laughed Duda. HE lambast-
cd and kicked his way through the
three Germans and scampefed across
'no-man's land" with them shooting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06
PLACES Of PUBLIC
MEETINGS ALL.ARE
CLOSED TO PUBLIC
Administrative Board Is
sues Order Following
Suggestion :.
FOR THREE WEEKS
DR.. Flanagan Says No
Cause for Unnecessary
Alarm--T axe Action
as Precaution {
FOR THREE WEEKS

WHEREAS TIE so-called
"Spanis Influenza" has become
epidemic In the City OF Richmond
and In order to secure the inhab-
itants thereof from the said
influenza, which Is at the same
time dangerous and contagious
disease, and being advised to do
so by the Chief Health Offcer OF
the City OF Richmond.
Be Ii resolved Ivy the admins
trati,e hoard OF the City OF Rich
mond. acting In the capacity as
the board of health OF the said
city:
That all churches. Sunday
schools. public and private
schools fwhether night or day.
theatres. motion picture shows,
dance halls, pool rooms side
shows and al buildings used as
places OF public amusement
where people nrc congrcgated
and whereby opportunity h a.
forsicd Tor tho apfead OF the snid
c0nfaEcoua disease. he ana thu
same arc hereby ordered to b.
closed and the persons owning
and controlling the same are
hereby directed TO forbid and
prevent the asse.nblnge OF per-
sons in any place until the fur
Their order Of the hoard.
SINCE the said disease Is cpl
stissraic in the City ~ Richmond.
this regulation shall become ef-
fective nj six A. M. Sunday. Octo-
her q. 1915 and notice thereof
shall forthwith h. given nv the
officers OF the health department
or by the police force OF the said
city.
The several newspapers Of the
City of RichmoJ,d are hereby rcs
quested to publish this regulation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06

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