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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13

Additional precautions have been
taken against whatever frightfulnee1I
there may be In the midst OF the -
treating enemy The Germans afAs
granted only forty-eight hours. undar
threat of rcprtsais. wherein to rer&Aa
to the allied command the Locations *
all mines. delayed action fuses. p0ft-
oned wells or the pollution Of sprin9A
Furthermore. they are ordered 70 -
sist forthwith in the destruction o3 M11
such latent death places.
Machine Guns to Sinintain O~.lee.
Coming to the ientent features IT
the amended terms there are two otnt-
standing changes The hrsk q that
we will take only $4,000 instead ~
10000 machine guns. and 1.eDO ~
stead of 1000 fighting aiTcsAtl
Whether or not It was physically 1l9-
possible for Germany to measure up ~
the original demands II not knUNrs
1t is likely true with regard 70 the
airplai,cs, but 1t was assumed thAt thNs
difference in machine guns may hMval
been made so that authorities Within
the former empire could e6ec44AM4
maintain order.
action In demanding 5000 tnakaAd ~
10000 motor lorries. The need ~
these. simply as carriers OF food. wles
set forth In the Solf note. received ~
the president today. IL
Incidentally the revised terrno u,Al6y
unnecessary any reply to this MeoAfM
by the president. a. they tnateAte
ment and the allied nations 20 aaD5ue
the German people.
Military Ruiz for Rhine Aren @
Another instance. though, 81 WAQkMs
no chances are heinX tak1h y r0vo01<4s
in the article dealing with tho EONokN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
GERMANY MUST GIVE UP ALL SUBMARINES TO ALLIES
ARMISTICE TERMS AMENDED TO AVOID FURTHER BATTLES
WORK OR FIGHT
STILL IN EFFECT

Washington. Nov. 12L-The work
or fight order OF the war depart
mcnt IL still in effect and will re-
main in effect until congress re-
pcals the selective service act. War
department O1icials pointed out to-
day that the @work or fight" order
WAS of equal benefit to the industry
and the army, and that, although
the army apparently will not need
services of more drafted men, In
dustry must he speetied up to the
limit and more than ever before
many industries 80 listed, arc vitality
essential to the successful conclus-
lon OF the war.
Although. orders were issued yes
tertiay that no more QuestfonnaiIv,s
from men thirty -scven-forty-si
years old should be received by
draft board, the men Of these ages
are still liable to service and al
though they will not fiji out and
return their questionnaires they are
subject to the work OF fight" order
even IA every other registered
civilian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
Allies Invited to
Holy Trinity Church

British Vice-Consul A. =. Wilmer
last night issued a special invitation
to- all British and Canadian subjects
In the city to attend special thanksgiv-
ing services tonight at o'clock at
Holy Trinity church (Episcopal),
Laurel street, between Main street and
Floyd avenue. Rev. DR.. ]. J. Gravatt,
the rector, will preach q sermon APP
pr0priatc to the occasion. and there
Will be special music,
The church may be reached by all
Laurel street cars, which pass tli.,
door. and BY Main street carr to
49, frnR ~ churnl .l's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
ASK FOR QUICK ACTION.

Beri London 12.-mmedate negotiations
view o a n a Mmine in Ger
sent to President Wilson
w. foreign minister,
addressed Secretary of State Lansing. 1t reads:
An having concluded the German
president
opening o negotiations
he of acceeation,
o q
be
at negotiations
particularly
tSigned) SOLF."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13

Amsterdam.
The report that the crown prince
has been shot finds more credence
AS to the German situation. the
Daily Chronicle learns from Its Am
sterdam correspondent that the
socialist revolution has been COM
plete success. The actual upheaval
lasted only seven hours. Berlin Is re-
ported under absolute control of the
revolutionaries and only four persons
are said to have been killed in the
capital. Only two were wounded, the
conflicts with previous, strongly cir
cumstantial. stories that the Berlin
hospitals are filed with wounded.
Three thousand sailors from Kiel
assisted the rebels in Berlin In occu-
plying the public buildings and the
kaiser's palace.
In addition to the kaiser and the
crown prince, nine German sovereigns
have been overthrown thus far
The Grand Duke of Baden. Friede-
rich IL, placed himself in the hands OF
his people.
Helgoland. Germany's Gibraltar, is
under control OF q soldiers council.
as is also the entire German North Sea
feet.
With the news or the kaiserS abdl-
cation German soldiers and sailors de-
serted by scores.
A general strike Is reported to have
been called in Switzerland. Troops
have been called out and the Bolshe-
vik legation at Berne has been ex-
PEELED.
Representatives OF the Bolshevist
government are reported to have been
expelled from Holland and diplomatic
relations broken Off. following the dis
covery that revolution was brewing.
Copenhagen. Nov. IA general
strike in Vienna has been called by
the workmen's council In the Austrian
capital.
Vienna. via Copenhagen. Nov Ia
The state council (the recently formed
Austrian gOvernment) today pro-
claimed = republic Of Germanic Aus
Iris. 70 ~ part Of the German ~
7-TIT 3fxrfi =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
|RECT|FY MISTAKE
IN PRICE OF GAS
Alderman Directs Department
to Refund Money Paid on
October Bills.
MELTON TO THE RESCUE
Ordinance Fixes Increase as
Effective With Gas Used
In November-To Have
Purchasing Agent.

Following some discussion and
explanatory remarks by Alder
man Fuller, the board OF alder
men last night concurred in sew
eral ordinances framed In the
shape OF enabling acts, for the
purpose OF promulgating the re-
the amendments TO become cffec-
tive on january 1.
One OF the ordinances fixes
December 10 as the date upon
which the mayor shall nominate
four men for directors OF the
various departments; another
gives the form or organization OF
the advisory board, and two
others regulate the conduct of
the various departments in case
there Is any sort OF hitch in the
adoption OF the various features
of tho charter requirements.
In the course OF his remarks.
Alderman Fuller, who Is q menu
Der OF the subcommittee having
the charter changes in charge.
stated that the committee would
at the proper time recommend the
creation OF purchasing agent
and tho establishment of n CITY
storchouse, but that this stage OF
the proceedings had not been
reached.
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Hefunu TOT Gas Bill.
INC Doaro under sussNnsaon OF
es "uoptco iut1on, pe-
sesnteo oy Ainernan Meiton'
oIrecung the gas department. 10
e1tolt M Gas Oils 70 DC Presenter
IN f,ssssspner WIN the sum OF
twenty CENTS PET thousahd ieet
Oh gas consumed because OF
mistake u'at had becn mace In
making out the Octooer DIS IN
whlcn the rec Of 81 was chargeu
instead OF 30 cents
III was SHOWN by Alderman Meiso
iat the ordnance increasing Ii
rice OF gas was not 10 nave pecoft
EectiVe pelore November l, ana II
aaitionai price was not TO nave Dee
aarSeo uhtii the biiis Tor the non'
November had oeen mace out
Inc originai intcnuon OF the paero'
|. the ordnance increasing the pris
gas was 10 nave IL become eHecu,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
FOOD LAWS TEETH
ARE BEING DRAWN
Hoover Tells Administrators
Restrictions Henceforth
Need Not Be Drastic.
WHEAT SUBSTITUTES GO
Sugar Situation Is Apprec;ably
Better-Economy and Waste
Elimination Should
Be Practiced.
WHEAT SUBSTITUTES GO

Washington. Nov. 12.-United
States Food Administrator Her.
bert Hoover. speaking TO a called
meeting Of all state food admins
traitors today, told them Of future
OF the administration and somc-
thing Of the food schedules Of tho
world The food administration
II to 20 on Only it, activities
under tho penalty clauses Of tho
Lever bill arc To stop.
Tho prime changes In our
policies ON to<iay's outlook can be
summarized thus" said Mr..
Hoover.
THAT w. may now advantage
sSsssfy nsakfniun the srsN of suf,s<a~
tufcs In our wheat bread: that we
will still require economy and
elimination OF . waste In Its con-
sumption; that for the present we
uxd conservation In butter and
condensed milk; thnt ultimately
we must extend this to all the
fats
We can contemplate, Mt the
most, maintaining fully three
pounds per month OF sugar per
person OF household sugar On the
present outlook, and We can. by
the availability OF Java sugars To
Europe, begin ~ once TO relax
more restraints ON sugar pending
Some change in European poll
ctcx.
There Is one policy which
cannot change, and that Is the
vital necessity to simple living,
to ccon0niixc in all consumption
for commodities more or less SUBJ
stitutc for each other.
THAT portion OF our work un-
der tho Lever ACT rcvoavcs largely
around the curtailmcnt or spccu-
lating and protitccrtn8," said Mr..
Hoover. .Th6 act cxpires at tho
signing of peace with Germany
and. as il represents . type OF
legislation only justified under
war conditions, I do not expect
to SEQ ifs renewal.
ut - my desire. that vo
shOuld an recognize. that VIC
should begin ~ once 70 relax
the regulatiou and control meas
ures At every point where they
do not open . possibility OF pro
fitcering and speculation. This,
we cannot, and will not permit.
70 far rs our abilities extend until
the last day that we have autho-
rity under the Law
SHORTAGES OF SHIPPING.
For the next thirty or sixty
days there Il barely enough ship
ing Mt our shores 10 takc care Of
our current production Of pork
products, and our storage IL de-
ficient. Later ON, when ships are
available, we will need call upon
our people for great snCrfficcA
On the other hand, the shortage
in our supply Of dairy products 10
today so acute that We arc COM
PEELED to now limit tho export OF
this product.
Tin the matter OF beef, the
worlds supply Il limited to tho
capacity OF tho available rcfri-
gcrasing ships.
sWe have made such arrange
ments with the various reflncrs
and producers In the United States,
and with the producers - will
assure = price Of nine cents =
pound wholesale fOr sugar dur
ing tho next twelve months.
'3OQr compilation OF the worlds
coffee supply indicate to M that
there IN moro than sufIicicncy to
carry tho world during the next
twelve months ON any basis OF
likely demand.
'sThcrc arc conditions Of famine
In Europe that will be beyond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
Fine Business Is
That Of Being King
Ruler OF Prussia Received Goodly
sum for Running His
Country.

New York, Nov. discrimination Of
kings, grand dukes. and other princes
will save the German people an i'm
mense amount Of money every year
II. after the Russian Bolshevist fash
ion, the crowned heads and princel-
tngs are ultimately Invested of all
their land holdings, tremendous
landed estates and the revenues
therefrom will go to the people OF the
various federated states in many Of
which the populations will only then
begin to realize how expensive sport
is the sustenance OF overlords by grace
of the accident OF birth.
Each OF the four former kings.
and virtually all OF the grand dukes.
dukes, and heads Of principaiities
have been receiving large civil lists
annually. and in addition to this
'appenages" for the maintenance OF
their families and households. Be-
sides, the princes have been drawing
huge revenues from private estates.
The Hohenzollerns. own vast amounts
of private properties comprising
castles, forests and great landed
estates in various parts OF the empire.
The value Of these and other royal
domains amounts to many hundreds
of millions.
One Of the few who did not get an
annual civil list IL tho grand duke.
Of Mecklenburg- Strelitz. the reason
being, that he il one OF the wealthiest
German soverigns. having seignorial
rights over more than one-haR OF his
grand duchy's territory.
The following table, giving only the
regular yearly civil lists of the four
ex kings and OF four Of the six grand
dukes, illustrates the cOstliness OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
ALLIED P|NCERS
RECLAIM CLIENT
Strip of Belgium Emerges
from German Glacier Into
Sunlight of Liberation.
BONDAGE IS BROKEN
Huns Yield Fiercely Contested
Ground, and Hysterical
JOY Succeeds Flemish
Stoicism.
by ROBERT WELLS RITxHTE

Copyright 1918 by Universal Service)
At Belgian Army Headquarters,
Nov. 2. -t Delayed Again a strip of
Belgium emerged from the German
glacier today into the sunlight of lib
Grafton, and Chen.. hearing the thun-
der of the guns drawing nearer and
nearer, must know it is perhaps but
a question of hours before the four
years of bondage will be broken.
After ten days of stubborn resis-
lance, the Germans yielded the whole
length Of the Lys canal before dawn.
falling back to the intricate net work
of waterways guarding Client. less
than six miles distant The Anglo
French jaw Of pincers, closing south
wards, is meeting the Belgian jaw
closing northwards TO nip the Ger
mans ont Of Client and force a Ger
man retreat towards Brussels.
was fortunate in seeing the NOV
Ing spectacle OF thu Belgian city
emerging from the icy darkness of
the German glacier before the fiery
breath of the Belgian guns.
E;ecloo. numbering $1,000 inhahi-
tants. the most important town be-
tween Bruges and Client. two kilo-
meters "a mile and a quarter) behind
the Lys canal. had heard, nearby,
the thunder of the guns since Octo-
Der 20 and seen the spouting geySerS
pour shells over the beet fields and
pastures almost TO the edge of the
town. Eacloo had lived the agony that
the liberators Just across the canal
would break through and force the
hated masters back toward Germany.
HAsty Hun Retreat
At dawn today the town witnessed
a hasty German retreat The streets
were damned with guns, limbers. am
balances and all the paraphernaiia OF
war moving towards Client. while the
spiteful machine guns still snapped
and sputtered along the canal, hold
ing back the inpetuous Beigians.
At s o'clock the last gray-coat dis
appeared. Then happened a magical
change TIE town sslagsynesf into 81 gala
dress OF flags many of them saved
for four years. others secretly fab
ricated against tho day which every
Belgian held in high faith. the day
of liberation.
At o'clock five Belgian cyclists
pedallei YEARLY down from hastily
thrown Eontoou and turned into the
outskirts of the town. Then Flemish
stoicism dissolved itself, and hysteri-
cal toy succeeded.
"Our iiberators: lurrah: The brave
Belgian@soldiers''
Cries such as these sped down the
or bows, spread autumn leaves, as
tiers ana dchlias, as 4 welcome for the
crusaders. The Eve pioneer cyclists
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
Hun War Machine Shorn of Power
By Later Changes In Foch's Terms;
Russians To Receive Needed Food

Naval Vessels Must Get Steam Up By Next Mon
day and Sail to Designated Port Under Allied
Control Civilians to Remain in Rhine Territory,
Which Will Be Entirely Under Military Rule.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13

London. Nov. 1.-THE German
crown prince was shot and killed by
sentries while making a second at
tempt to cross the Dutch border, ac-
cording to Reuter- dispatch from
Amsterdam.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
GET TOGETER FOR
tGOOD GOVERNMENT

Amsterdam, Nov. IA message
sent out by the Berlin government
today says the German Socialists
and Independents have harmoni-
ously completed negotiations for
the formation OF . new govern
ment The Social Democratic cam
didatcs for the cabinet, the mes
sage states, arc Ebert. Llandsberg,
and Scheidemann, while the In
dependent candidates arc Haasc,
Dittmann and Barth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13

To grant the Richmond. F'redericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad company
the right to construct spur track
over Spootswod avenue. at the yards
OF Stephen A. sEllison and company;
to change the name of Leonard street
to Patterson avenue; granting per-
mission for the erection Of platform
in front OF the building occupied by
Wilson and company at Eighteenth
and Grace streets. to fix dog and au-
tomobile licenses to conform with
state taxes: to allow the clerk OF civil
court leave OF absense OF ten days
a year: making Union bank a city de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
Persistent Report
Killing Of Prince

Said to Have Been Shot in Attempting
to Make Escape.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13

CONTINUED on Page Five,)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13

What Berlin messages now term
social Democrats" are members OF
the Scheidemann majority party,
while the Independents are rcdi-
cal Socialists OF Licbknecht type.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13

(Con tinued on Page Five.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13
WEATHER

Washington, Nov. Ia
Forccast for Virginia and
North Carolina: Fair We'd
ncsday and pr o b n bly,
ThursdEs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13

Copenhagen. Nov. IA general
strike in Vienna has been called by
the workmen's council In the Austrian
capital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11

The nerves OF the body are
not unlike the telegraph ayutenl
a the Front. The millions oi
aeryo illamcntR are like a net
work ag wires that keep all the
trenches lu close sympathy aud
communion l'oosl afppllea aud
rrinforremeuta are dispatched
arre ana there and Az The nerves
send increaaed hluad and naur.
lahmeut where Il "a moat re-
aulred The nerve csllA guide
tho heart and stomach isy thia
means the stream of blood la
den With nuurlshment u sent
10 every part ol the hpsly
So II Ia that the blood feedA
the nerves II blood IA lnpuv
erishcd we feel nervous sleep
less ndRets lhe hluad
needs to be- built up There
should he about iitly grains ~
iron In the body or as much as
Ia contained in an ordinary ten.
penny" nail ii We lack iron in
our blood. We are pale. anesnlc
With 20 vim. We arc nervous
or tired The thing 60 dp q lo
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obtain from your nearest drna
sfure a new Iron tonic. called
lronttv Thlw ~ the discovery
~ nr. Pierce. az tho lnvaildM'
lIetei and surgical inatstnta Ia
lluflalo. " ". Try IL novl
nonf wait To-day la the day to
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physical condition
The prime neceaalty nf llfa IA
health With shlA. nathlmx Ia
impossible. bat health often silA-
appears f0r lack of iron lttt
iron IN your blood and you viii
saIn IA spirit. vitality. energy.
the power tu furre yourself into
action yun gain The courage IN
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rolled into a tablet that will
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instead ~ that tired. weak feel.
Ing Most druTgiatH keep "Iron-
tie hut II van like ynu can Annd
lnv fn the Surgical Institute In
llnfIalu and get a trial package.
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HA1R CAME OUT
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II Unnecessary fof yos 10 sufs~r ~ith
ecsemz. b.os1he< rsngwvsru. rssfses ss'd
,iruilsr ain uou,aos a uuie ssuo.
elxsib~d q any drug ssa~e fox -. or
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zrxzsrd VII usually give tnssns relief
from ifrh,ng tortnzs- u ek.ns<s and
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tbs eeinelpaia - hlgh aehoois gani
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11

SailoN complexion - due 70 a torp.d
liver HERBINE purifIes and strength
ens the liver and bowels AMI restores
the rosy broom oi health 70 the cheek
Price eoc sold hy ne osi Dsog
Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11

The West Guthrie W c 7 T. has
oiene'l Red Cross work room A.
their hesdqaarief- and an urgent Ia
tiia'ion j. e1i~uded re- every one ~ha
she's 70 work al the room 20 be
present every Monday and Thursday
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rATtIARSnis relieves .hranic Goa
sisraiian; calhaFsul "a rAfa aai
sffeftise family catAartle. tasAsfs0l
70 Ihe hsas medicine fes LACK ~ pep =
For sale Al cernes Pharmacy and o~l
Drug Store
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Evening sermon 40 5 0rlaek.
Subject. Repen Ne for the kinK
dom ~ iieaN*n ls Az Hand
Al this N~Nfce ne pastor Mil at
h@Nt~i
Ianiaf ayr 81 g0
senior h \ l. "a closk
Nomsne MssAsanag, sog iegy az .
Tuesday afternoon
FORREST MADDOX. Minister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-11

Sodium chloride ~ table salt "a
often the cause " Enut aud oiheF
pains uae nothing bat cathafs"i 20
move Tho bowols AZ Owl nrus Store
lnd Corner Pharmacy
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Masonit eeture
sunday Afternooa

pon Numerous feanpais from The
msmhefs nf fhf t~o uuihri~ lodxes
. W wshhee ~ l.ondsu. Easlaad
Mdsn wii deliver Masuuic iseturs
launrruw afternoon AZ o'eiaek ts
wlll leelnfe upon 'be founding ana
early history 81 tho ersfi
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Pastor Huassii "auts"
cfahbed - sha~nse.

fnu mem. John MAY and William
leuf ine followers " Fassof nas
tof hase bern adlaised insane ~
shawnee That A. oe~ way % iis-
fnaH si fhe 'finirhe'i Mystery and
lnslom ~rws followers