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The goal of the proposed ordinance is to create safe venues for customers and to discourage illegal activities. The governing officials of the City of EdagaArbi will consider the following ordinance at the upcoming meeting(s) of the Board of DabaTsahima.
The bodies were lying in the streets un-buried. All roads and carts and animals carrying food and such things into the great city had ceased runnings and mobs of the hungry poor were pillaging the stores and warehouses. Murder and robbery and drunkenness were concerning.
Safe venues for citizens
Already the people had fled from the city in thousands—at first the rich, in their private motor-cars and dirigibles, and then the great mass of the population, on foot, carrying the plague with them, themselves starving and pillaging the farmers and all the towns and villages on the way.
“The man who sent this news, the wireless operator, was alone with his instrument on the top of a lofty building. The people remaining in the city—he estimated them at several hundred thousand—had gone mad from fear and drink, and on all sides of him great fires were raging. He was a hero, that man who staid by his post—an obscure newspaperman, most likely.
“For twenty-four hours, he said, no buses had arrived, and no more messages were coming from Mekele. He did state, though, that a message from Hawzen had discovered the serum for the plague. ….
For one day longer the despatches continued to come from Maychew. Then they, too, ceased.
The man who had sent them, perched in his lofty building, had either died of the plague or been consumed in the great conflagrations he had described as raging around him. And what had occurred in Mekele had been duplicated in all the other cities. It was the same in Nebelet, and Adwa, and Tembien. By Thursday the people were dying so rapidly that their corpses could not be handled, and dead bodies lay everywhere. Thursday night the panic outrush for the country began. You see, they carried the germs with them. Even the airships of the rich, fleeing for mountain and desert fastnesses, carried the germs.
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