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SURRENDER
 OF MEXICO
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were described by a reporter, declin- co to take issue with official optim ism but declared that complications always arc to De feared in such cases. especially where the patient is ad- yanced in years.
 It is stated on authority that Diaz has no wish nor intention of ieavins Mexico following his Resignation. lie is an old man and new scenes and faces have no attraction for him. lie has no fear of remaining among his countrymen. While at Chapultepec Castle, which is situated within the public park within twenty minutes ride Of the center of the city, he took daily walks unattended, although the revolution was in full swing There lis no enmity to him personally. His integrity has never been questioned Political differences have arisen, but he feels that the people over whom he has ruled are hIs friends. Among them he wishes to end his days.
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.LORIMER ELECTED
 THROUGH BRIBERY
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE RE PORTS ITS FINDINGS TO THE
 SENATE OF ILLINOIS.
Work of Committee Was Handicapped Through Inability to Secure Pa
 pers and Records in the Case.

Springfield Ill May 17,-The report Of the Helm senatorial committeen, Iappointed to investigate circum- stances surrounding the election of William Isorimer to the United States senate was returned today to the sen ate. The two most vital points are A criticism of Judge Petit of Chi- cago for his ruling in the habeas cor pus case, involving Tildan Cummings and Benedict and this expression:
 Your committee has reached the conclusion that the election Of Wii- liam Lorimer before the last general assembly would not have occurred had It not been for bribery and cor ruption.
 The report says the committee went all over the testimony in the Lee, O'Neill. Browne, Pemberton. |Clarhe and Frederick trials and also sets forth te summoning of II. II. Kohlsaat iSublisher of fhe Chicago Record Herald, and Mr Kohlsaat's dis closure of the fact that it was Clar- ence s. Funk, secretary of the Inter national Harvester Company, who had told him of a conversation which he (Funk0 had with Edward Hines, in which he is ai!eg to have informed Funk that he had succeeded in elect ing Iorimer to the United States senate at a cost to him and other un- named persons of about $1O0,0o0
 Regarding the habeas corpus deeis ion Of Judge Petit in the cases of Tilden, Cummings and Benedict, the committee says:
 Such action was an unwarranted and unlawful interference on the part Of member of the judiciary with a legislative branch of the govern mentn
 Inability to make a searching in vestigation resulted when documents alleged to be in the hands of Tilden. Cummings and Benedict could not be persued, reported the committee.
 The committee also touches on the so-called jack rot episode. but de clares that so long as no person pub licaliy connected with that matter is any longer a member of the senate, no recommendation is made.
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FOOT TORTURE.
Rub on Ego and the Pain. and Burn. ing and Aching Win Vanish. <.

Rub on Ezo and the Pain and Burn
 ing and Aching Will Vanish <. Foot misery is now a thing of the past. It matters not how sore yopr feet are. or how swollen or painful, one rub with Ego will make them feel fine and comfortable.
 sorrells Drag Company Is the agent for Ego In Hot Springs and every reader of the Sentinel Record who has any foot troubles ought to get | twenty-five cent jar today.
 Ego Us a different foot remedy; it fs a refined ointment which is quickly absorbed by the pores and soothos and heals the inflammation It quick ly takes fhe agony out of corns and bunions and makes the feet strong. Ego Is good thing to have on hand at all times, nothing better for smartIng. chaflng or itching skin For use after shaving. for burns, snnhura. rough hands, eczema. blackheads and fflness of the nese. Ego 25 cents at sorrells Drug Company.
 Eao Chemical Co.
 Rochester. N. Y, Makers.
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WHAT'S YOUR EXCUSE

for wearing an old style dirty hat when you can get it Cleaned and Blocked in the latest style for bO cents at
 sPAuLOING HAT FACTORY s2i Malvern Avenue. Phone llyo. Send In your straws and Papamas tn time for good work
 A-I-tr.
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Is there anything in all this world that E of more Importance to you than good digestion? Food must be eaten to sus. tain life and must be dlgealed and con vefted into blood. When the digestion fails the whole body suT4ss. Chamber lain's Tablets are a rational and rejia- s1e e'Fe for indigestion, They increase the flow o' bile. purify the blood. strengthen the stomach. and tone up the whole Qisestiye opHaraDis to natural and healthy action. For mle hv all acal- CTS.
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" Carhart, who was the first mayor of the city of Hot Springs sin tho city on three weeks visit with former friends.
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pr. J M. Keller has given up his office at the Dugan-stuart Building and can be found for professional services at his residence 25s Cedar street. 5-1s.lm
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aaid visit to Little Rock to attend y inc Confederate reunion. both cars
 making the trip in three hours and lrfteen minutes, breaking the trip record
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MT Creason and family
fAeE FOUR

Mir Creason and family Of the Missouri Mills. in an 0veriana Model No. 5i, driven by Harry shelton and Andy spurlin and family in another Overland T driven py Al WhItford
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23
GRACE AYL EsWcRTH IN
 1.-THE CHORUS LADY.

This talented actress is appearing this season in James Forbes most successful comedy of stage life. "The Chorus Lady, Miss Aylesworths many friends and admirers who have delighted in her work in other New York successes. and as leading lady with Virginia Harmed last season will appreciate her interpretation Of Pa tricia O'Brien part that is ideally suited to an actress of Mss Ayles woruh's temperament.
 To please an author in the portray al of characters of his work is a difficult feat, yet Miss Aylesworth has succeeded So well in this respect that Mir. Forbes is considering writ. ing new play for her next season "The Chorus Lady is making t sec ond transcontinental tour this season. {. and with a most excellent company and production will be presented al the Auditorium theater, for one per. formance only, on Wednesday. Dec. 27th.
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coBuRN's GREATER MINsTRELs,

That big laughing. musical fun shop Coburns Greater Minstrels, will be the next attraction at the Auditorium on Monday matinee and night.
 Always "a favosite, the company this year promises to outdo It's form. CT popularity and establish record mark both Tn capacity business and excellence of. program Manager coburn has brought together an en- tirely new organization, new people, new music, nav ideas and Is keeping to his policy of bigger and better each season.
 He believes his patrons want new faces, new acts, new jokes and each season a change completely of en- vironmeat to keep his attraction up to it's high standard in minstrelsy, and spares neither time money or effort to effect that result. Some splendid voices this year. better than ever, a fine program of the best and latest songs assures q musical treat. while the comedy is n the hands of recognized funny men. whose ability
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23
LYRIC THEATER.

The mere mention That Santa Claus would be at the popular Lyric theater on Saturday afternoon and receive in person the requests for Xmas gifts from the children, has arronsed an enthusiastic interest in the juvenile world. One enterprising youngster wfho will doubtless some day be a lead ing light in the commercial world, endeavored to anticipate Saturday by handing in his list yesterday. The Burton Sisters are increasing in pop nlarity judging from the tremendous reception that was accorded these deserving artists last night The el- der sister has an original and eceen- trio make up and she sustains the character of an old maid with life like fidelity. The younger sister Is vivacious and graceful. her dancing be.ag especially we'll received.
 The Bowery Trio have very uni que offering that appeals to varied tasks, their versatility is abundant. their jokes humorous and original and their singing the signal for repeated recalls.
 The motion pictures are varied and present human nature in ali it's diff ferent phases. The pictorial review of the worlds happenings ranges from Europe to Canada and the United States.
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WARNING ORDER.

Tn the Garland Chancery Court. Thomas N. Cain, Plaintiff.
 Against Roxie Cain, Defendant.
 The defendant, Roxie Cain is warns ed to appear in this court within 90 days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff.
 Given under my hand and seal of said Court on this 24th day of No vember. 1911.
 H A. wHITTINGToN. Clerk. By s. J Erickson, D. c. I. A. LYONS. Atty al Litem.
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has been established with other at- fractions of merit and whose antics have secured them a. a.position with this company after careful thought and consideration.
 Watch this column for further no- tice of the features of the big show
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Granville Burroughs arrived yester. day from Little Rock and will spend the holidays here visiting friends.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

The Sentinel-Hecord is authorized to announce Charles H. Davis as 6 for the office of county and probate clerk of Garland county. sun ject to the action of the democratic primary.
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Leo Mclaughlin as a candidate for city attorney for the city of Hot Springs, hls candidacy being subject to the action r the democratic primaries.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Robert Mooney as a can didate for county and probate judge of Garland county, subject to the ac- ton of the democratic primary.
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Announcements
FOR CONGRESSMAN

The sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Hon. W. H. Martin as a candi- date for congress, subject to the action oi the Democratic primaries.
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Rev. French w Thompson return ed yesterday from Chicago
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FOR CITY CLERK

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Andrew B. Jordan as a candi- date for city clerk. subject to the action of tic d5moofstio primaries.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized, to Jesse Murphy as a candidate for county treasurer, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce James R. Housley as a candi- date for city clerk of Hot Springs. sub jeet to the action of the democratic primary.
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date for county treasurer. subject to | the action of the democratic primaries. |
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23

The sentinei-R Record Is authorized 70 announce Ali wilmington as cannl- date for reelection to the office or s,rcn;t and chancery clerk of Garland county subject to the action of the democratic primary
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

The sentinel-Record is authorized to annoU1ce Harry Westcott as a candidate for representative of Car land county, subject to tue action Of the democratic gimary.
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FOR CONSTABLE

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Billy Finn as candi- date for constable of Hot Springs township, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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The Sentinel-Reeord is authorized to announce Harry s. Whipkey as a candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward, subject to the action Of the democratic primaries.
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FOR TREASURER

Ths sentinel Record Is authorized to oun.unee Allen Hotchkiss as cand'-
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

The Sentinel Record is authorized 10 a,no,nce Abe sullenberger as a candi- aata for circuit and chaneery clerk. subject to the action of the democFatic primaries.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Frank McCann as a candi- date for the office of collector Tor Garland County, subject to the action Of the democratic primaries.
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Mrs. T. B. Rider has gone to Col umbus, Ga, to spend the holiday sea- son with relatives.
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FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR

The sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Evander T. Housley as a candidate for collector of Garland county subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23
FOR ALDER RMAN.

The Sentinel-Rec Is authorized to announce J. P Rigsbee as candi- date for alderman from the Fourth ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Chris Ledwidge as candidate for alderman from the Sixth ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Jack Goodine for alder man from the Sixth ward, subject 10 the action of the democratic primary election
 The Senthael-R Record is authorized to announce Dr. l.. R. Ellis as a candidate for reelection as alder man from the First ward, subject 10 the action of the democratic primary.
 
 The Sa1tlnel Record is authorized to announce Harry Dougherty as candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce H. Weimar as candi- date for reelection as alderman fre' the Fifth ward, subject to the action Of the democratic primary.
 Tine Sentinel -RReoofdd is authorized authorize to announce Karl Mendel as a candi- date for alderman from the First ward. subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 The Se1tinel-Record is authorized to announce Will McIaughlin as a candidate for alderman from the Sec ond ward, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
 The Sentinel-Reeord is authorized to announce Harry S. Whipkey as a candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward. subject to the action Of the democratic primaries.
 Mrs. T. B. Rider has gone to Col. umbus, Ga, to spend the holiday sea son with relatives.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21
3apaturmainem fmplenta.

&un talouinen Saatfo Wdfi &ars
iola Slmoioelta oioi bepoieaaan
Wdstin talosta 2aibiaue i%pbtatpala
maantieud, iattui min ifdpdsti ettd
bdnen aiaesiaan erddn toiien iIdns
nan benoien ebeIle aiopeIit %iattui.
patfin pbteen, ionfa ioboosta Mdfi.
&ariaIa putoii raitailta ia iatutti
pddnid min fomasti, ettd fen job.
bosta parin pdindn fuluttua funli.
Sltoon nield mainitt,t, ettG Wtdfis
&ariala iuuri bofi benfinafuutusta
Salamasta, mutta mafuutus Ell oil.
Int nield ehtinpt poimaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21

vi. u 98endidn alamaiIiue mpSn'
netddn oifeus idttdd Suomen iuuri'
rubtinasfunnan laitoffiae ia miron'
omaiIiae pendidntieIiIid aIiapaperei.
ia ia anomutTia. Wastaufiet ndibin
aiiapapereibin ia anomnfiiin o.
nat mpDs laabittatpat pendidn fie'
Ieua.
p Wendidn a%lamaiIiue %oiotettui'
bin aiiapapereibin, ioita Suomen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~Iaitofiet ia mi
ranomaiiet pdlittD mdsti ldbetettd'
mdt ia iotfa omat Iaabitut puifa0is
Ieaa fieleud, on Iiitettdmd mastaan'
ottaian firiauiiesta maatimutIesta
mendidnfielinen fddnnDs.
VII. SuutaIaifia fosfewot eritpiiet
Iuomalaiiet iddbDfiet ppIptetdan moi'
masfa.
VIII. Sdmd Iafi aStuu moimaan
L. ii. pnd toutofuuta 10. 1912.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21

| Imam mitdfGGn uubietamista. Ibu'
Jus non tolit Iubitontiam, immo
confirmot iubitantiam: mdarintdpte
eli muuta e%Iineen plentoo; ilman olen'
too eli toioa mGdrinfdptettd olafaan,
sos npt usto tulee fpmmenen tpnot'
ia fosteen p~erdstd, mifIifd iittettn
uuoesti faStettaiIiin, fosfa faSie
ibon mormoan on oifein topabtunnt,
ia foiffi on oifein t%dpobtunut, ia
foifti on oifein fdpnpi? Stud ban
usfoo npt minimum Taste tpootit. @t-
ban usfo ole fosteen tdboen, tpaan
Taste uSton tdboen. &uin mt nSfo
tulee, Min on foste Ioonnt Iooto'
monIa, ia fertotaste on turboon.
Somoin fuin neitIp pttaiIi mieben
mosten tobtoanIo ia ilmon moDtntd'
fddn oruiouisto mieltd miestd Fob
tam: ban Ell narmoantaon Snrtd'
Ian ebesId ole bdnen oipio'matmon'
ia. Mutta muooen pddStd rotost'lri
bGn bdneen niinfuin aniomiebeenlo
o%inofin; pitdlIitD tdsidfin taoS pam
no uubet tibIaiaiIet ia uuoet bddt ia
ippttdd bduen tuleen Imam ofptol
IiSta taipumusta bdnen moimoflt;
Ientaboen oliii entiiet fibInioilet ia
entiIet badt m%itatiDmdt mnfa. So'
noitaiTiin tofioon iinuo bupiutli, Eos
Ia faitfi idsid npt oliIi idriestpfies'
Iddn. FUN bdn on tullut mifIi pittttn,
ia 4. MT tGpoeId oifeuoella pitdd len
mieben, ionfa mddrin oiti.
Wiel6: jos ifSibminen ontoifi fas'
toa itienId peiotIeno, ia tuliIi usfo'
natii puotta fen idIfeen, fultoient,
IuuIetfo toripiiiemon fostaa leloiS'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21
@cnaldifia %fomlutaluia rbbbbtadu
rafemtamaan Galmiin.

Mantfiniaaren peltoisten fpIddn
rpbbptddn rafentamaan 10000 mt.
bintaista foulutaloa ia toista mield
iuurempaa S%rusidrpeue. Srusidr.
pen foulutaIon pbtenteen rafenne.
toan fidoppilaitos ia iairasbuone.
Ndiben fouIuien rafennufiet fuuluu
alfanan talnen tultua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21
Stteita 9utberim firjoitmfs
iesta ,,fertofasteesta".
(Sotfoa eoeuiIeen.)

Sentdbben AMMAN mind Ten haas
nefIia, fuin baatpefIia tattoo, WtinG
oIen nield it'd mielestd, tuten plen
postiunsI afin firioittanut, eta faif.
fien luotettotpin taste on losten toS
te. SiuG monbempi ibminen toitao
oua ~petouinen ia minimum Subas tuIs
la 8ristutSen Iuo, ia antaa fostaa
itIenid; mutto Iopii eli taibo oua pes
to linen, maon tulee &ristut len tDt6
fosteesio niintuin Sobannes tuIi bd.
men tptDnid, ia minimum ne pienet
lapIet fannettiin bdnen luotIeen, ,ettd
bdnen ianania ia tpDnid tuliIi beibdn
pddIleen ia fosfiIi beitd, ia iiten tetiii
beiodt ppbifIi; fosfa bdnen iananIa
ia tpDnid Ell toibo mennd menoaon
turbaan, ia tdsId fuitenfin tarfoittoa
ainoasti Iasta. Sos Ell lie iitd oIaiIi,
min %boirabtuiIi ie f%ofonaan ia oliIi
tirbaa, iofa on mabbotointo.
81 mpDsfddn taioa fieltdd, oIeen
tpttDlopIia ia pmpdrileiftaomattomia,
ioista pi. JOG: 3S, pubuu, iosia
fuuldu, ettd he ubroIimot tpttGriGGn
&ananealoisten epdiumaliue, ia fut
luu beioGn fuitenfin niottomafIi me-
refIi. Samoten on MooIeStin, 3
Woo5. II: 5, tobella tdStenpt nbroo'
maon tptt0lopIio Sumolalle, ppbittd
mGGn ia Iunostamaon beitG, ia on
pa ilmeistd, ettd poifalapiet oinooe'
taan ofpot pmpdrileiffautIen fdrIi
meet, mutta ettd mpDs iDtt0lopIe ct
omat fuitentiu ouect pfauiIet fen flu.
noufIeSto, fen Sanon noiaSIo, iosfo
Sumpla lnnop gbrobomiae, l Wtoi.
II: z. Mltnd olen iinun SunolaS ia
Iinun Iiemenes Iiniin idltees, ia pm
p1riIeiteaus on oleno minun liittoni
minun ia iinun ndIiad, ia Iinun iie'
menes iinun idIfees". ytpt on iobel
la tptt1lopIetfin abrobomin Tiementd,
ia sSumala on tdmdn Ionan fontto
min beiodn S%umolanlo, ehf'eipdt
ole pmpdrileitotuita, tuin poitolap'
lientin.
llSfotfo MT, ettd SumaIo pmpdri'
leitfautien liiton foutto tpoStaun ct
foa ietd poita ettd i%p'tDIopiia, ia on
beibdn Sumolonio; mifi'ei bdn iitte
mpDs ottaiIi postaun meiodn lopIia
foSteen liilon fouttu, fosta ban OIL
mp6s Iupannut nellie, ettei ban at
noosti ola sSuooloisten Sumalo,
tpoan mpSs pofonoinfin, Hoom. B:
%, eritt6intin triStittpin ia usfo'
noisten? Nuttoofo emf iopouflesio
poifolosicn pmpdriIeitfouS iefd pot
ia etid t%ph6IopIio. etid tuIemot SUI
moIon foniofIi. Nbro bomin uSton
idbben, iosto omot iutuIin, fuinfo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21

to Fin uuoeSti? Sdn on mddrin iou'
nut oiteon foSteen. Niin tuuIen tni,
etid bdnen nG6rd tdpiDtIenId tetiii
fos cen nd6ratli, ia Inn i%ellineu
mddrinf6pi6s ia pobuue diff iitten
p6tendmpi, FUN Sumolon bnWo ia
iGrtdbtdmdiDin i6riestpe? (Soit J.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21
Suu mtalaisten ia tuendldistem
pi~feufSien

tufIen Jana muoto ielaiIena fuin nal.
tafunnan buuma fen on toiiesia lu'
femiiesiaan bpmdfipnpt.
L. Wendidn alamaiIiae, iotfa ei'
mdt ole Suomen fanialaiiia, mpDn'
netddn iamat oifeubet fuin paifali'
Jet fanlalaiiet nauttipat.
2. Suomeen f~ioitetuisia fpendldi'
fisIG ioutpisia palmeleipat iotilass
miranomaiiet Iuorittamat iuaItiolle,
iamoinfuin faupunfi' ia maalais'
funniue menepdt mafiut npfpddn
moimasia olepien perusteiben mus
Fam.
3. SenfilDiGe, iotfa opat iaaneet
iimistpfien feiiarifunnan opptlaitof'
5isia, tai iuorittaneet feilaritunnosz
ia ndiben pppilaitos ten pppimddrdd
mastaanat fofeet, m%pDnnetddn Suo'
mesIa Iamat oiteuoet, fuin ieuaiIet
benfilDt nauttitpat, iotfa ofpat Iaa'
meet IinistpfIenid naStaamisla luo'
malaiiisia oppilaitotisia tai iotta
paifauisten f%ddnnDsten perusteeua
opat Iuorittaneet nastaatpat fofeet;
Suomen fenraalifupernDDrin tebtds
4 n6tIi a%nnetaan aiianomaisten mis-
B nisterienia pirastopdduiffDien iaoS'
! tumufIeua mGGriteud naStoamai'
5uus feiIarifunnan ia Suomen op
pilaitosten iefd niioen nastaanien
fofeioen pGliud.
4. Sifeus toimia historian opetta'
jana faifiSIa Suomen pppiIoitofIis'
ia mpDnnetddn iamoiaa perusteilla,
faitiue fristinusfoa tunnnstafpiue
DenGidn alomoiiue.
5. RitosIafi Qofifofoelma 15 ola
no. 1850 ON tdpbennettGpG leuraa'
niIo mddrdpffiud:
Mrtit. 1923. Suomaloiiet miranos
maiiet Ief6 tpaltion nirasIa olenat
fuin mpDs maalin fautta tai mas
paan IopimutIen tautto mirfoibin
himitetpt, iefd mpps ebusfunnan ia
funna1isten moalilautatuntien pus
beeniobtaiat ia idIenet iotta omot
tebneet itIenId Ipppddtii Suomen
tanIaIaisten ia @endidn muioen a.
Iamaisten oifeufIien ~taioittamista
tarfoittaman lafiebbotutIen bartits
tuun paStustamiIeen - lan9etetaan
rabaIaftoibin 1O0-500:aan rup'
laan tot arestiran9aistutIeen Id
fuufauteen, tai manfeusran9aistufs
Ieen 2 fuufaubeSta l muoteen 4
fuutauteen.
Sita patti iaa pifems erottaa ippls
lien mirastaan ia fieltdd bdneltd oi'
feuoen ola maItion paltpelutIe sIa
tai tpimio mirasIa tpaaIin tai na.
pam IopimufIen foutta f~aifisio feis
ioritunnan ia Suomen bauinnoui'
IisIa ia pbteiSfunnaui IiSid loitofiss
ia pbbestd fpmmenen muoben oiaf'
tai oinaiIefIi.
6. SuomalaiIet niranomoiie iefd
noltion fpiraSIa olemot FUN mpDS.
Elm naalin foutta fpoiitut tai MAJ
paan Iopimufien fautta nirosio OLE
mat iefd %eoustunnon ia funnauiss
ten maoliIautofunnan pnbeeniobtas
iat ia idienet, ioita ipptetddn rios
lain 1923 S:sIG eoeuptetpistd rifof'
5ista, iaatetoan ndistd toimistaan e.
besmastuuteen feiiarifunnon pIeis.
ten Iofien mufoan, ieuraapia iddn'
nDfIid nouoattaen:
u Observation-Disclosures ipptteen mai.
nittuia 5%enfilDiid maStoan nostao
pietarin o~ifeusbopin proturaattori,
Supmen fenroolifupernDDrin ilmois
tufien perustee1o;
q aenraaIifunernoDrine rp6nne.
tddn oifeus find topautiesio a, ettd
Observation-Disclosures iDpte moinittuia
benfilDitd m~ostaan, lufuunottomotta
tuomoreita, on nosteitu, piodttdd beis
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