The catastrophic situation of the country regarding food supply; 2) providing factory, railway, and water transport workers with a bread ration 4 times larger than the norm (following the example of Petrograd); 3) a precise, clear, and popular explanation of the impossibility of independent procurement and the need for centralization in food supply; 4) the necessity of the fullest use of transport and its absolute centralization; 5) the necessity of creating a mass force of people selected and recommended by party or professional organizations, who, with the help of military force, must implement the grain monopoly—("go as an army and conquer bread") and establish revolutionary order in the country. * * On the written part of the page, there are several drawings, a note "+ Kuban + Coal," and then added: "see page 7, where point 13 is written." Ed.