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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
WOULD CHANGE STYLE
Medical Inspector of schools Objects
Ia ''Fad" IN Hairdrcssing.

That the present style OF hair
dress. which has become very popu-
lar among the girl students during
the past few months. lmpairs The
hearing and often results In per
mancnt injury. Is the declaration Of
DR.. Edgar @. Dates. medical lnspcc-
tor for the Ogden city public
schools. lie has advised against the
style and. nc his request. all OF the
principals In the city have inaugur-
atcd a campaign for a dlsconilnuanco
OF the fad as Il IL referred to by
some OF the school authorities.
DR.. Bates refers TO the practice
OF doing the hair 80 low that tho
ears are often entirely covered. In
many instances. according 20 the
specialie,. the girls bind broad
ribbon tightly about the head. press.
ing the hair down close over the
ears. The Inspector has complained
TO the school authorities only after
investigating the conditions at every
school In the city and finding the
style popular among the girls be-
tween the ages OF I 3 and II years.
The general authorities OF che
school system will make an earnest
effort TO bring about dlacontinu-
ance OF the new hair dress.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
THE STATE BOARD ONLY
MAY GIVE CERTIFICATES

ATTORNEY General Albert II, Barnes
gave an important ruling last week
at the request OF the state board OF
education as to whether certificates
Issued from the University OF Utah
permit graduates 10 teach In the
public schools.
The attorney general decides that
the graduation from the university
tends TO show qualification for
teaching. but the only certifying
power Ii with the state board OF
education. as that organization n
given the power By the state legls-
lature.
Graduation does not entltle the
graduate 10 certificate and the
board OF education may. II II sees
a.. examine the graduate as 10 his
qualifications.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
WOMEN'S PART Of
GREAT CIVIC WORK
THEIR CLEANUP CAMPAIGN N
M EASTERN CITY.
Beginning Two Wears Agu With "
Limited Membership. the club
Has Grown Rapidly aud l. -
Power In Municipal AnairS-Co-
Operate with OFFICIALS.

Two years ago the Civic club Of
Lock Haven. ia. began life With 3Os
members. all women. In a city Of only
400 Inhabitants From the start the
club enjoyed the cooperation OF the
progressive, courteous city government
and Of a vide awake board OF trade
Thus fortified. its president. Miss Dora
Merrill. with her corps Of capable ON.
GERS and q thoroughly organized body
Of workers. made the dirt ny I'm a phe.
uomcnaL almost spectacular. move.
mcnt Tor municipal and civic better
ment. the necessary funds coming
from annual private subscriptions,
dance. a card party and n play.
Under the municipal department
municipal cleanup week was intro
duccd with the cooperation Of the city
government sweeping with sanitary
sweetness through street. alley. back
yard aud cellar. twenty-five iron
waste paper reccptaclcs were placed
In the streets. aud private garbage col.
lection was established.
Under the educational department a
junior civic league was established In
the ward schools. with 900 children en-.
rolled and playground association
started fof the high school students
During the summer Of 1911 two pub
Tic school gardens In different sections
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
THE DEMONS OF the SWAMP

are mosquitoes. As they sting they
put deadly malaria germs in the
blood. Then follow the icy ohills
and the fires OF fever. The appetite
files and the strength falls. Also
malaria often payes the way for
deadly typhoid. But Electric Bit
ters XIII and cast out the malaria
germs from the blood, give you a
fine appetite and renew your
strength. After long suffering"
wrote William Fretwell OF Lueama,
n. c.. three bottles drove all the
malaria from my system, and I've
had good health ever since" Best
for all stomach. liver and kidney
Ills; so cents at all dealers. -Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
PASS THIS LAW AND UTAH
WILL BREAK THE COUNTRY

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Nov. g.
That each woman who bears a child
shall receive pension OF twenty
five dollars Is favored In bill
which Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey.
the dean OF the Washington College
OF Law-the only exclusively wo-
mans law school In the country
Is advocating before congress.
Mrs. Mussey's bill would provide
the mother not only with twenty
five dollars for every child born.
but would have the government al
low mothers $3.50 a week for three
months before and for three months
after the birth OF a child.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

OF the city were most successfully
maintained, with 22i little boy and girl
gardeners under the professional SUI
peryislon OF two trained teachers In
plant life aud gardening from Cornell
university
Home gardening took the place OF
he community plots Tor the summer,
over 200 children applying Tor seeds,
and the public work will consist In
equipplng aud running the Wilson kis
tier Fairgrounds gift 10 the city
with a paid supervisor IN charge, un
Ter whose instruction the high school
Jtudents win build much " the ap
Naratus themselves
Vacant lot gardening with free seeds
will also be- feature
Under the outdoor department a Hpe
cial fund OF 1880 was raised 10 ac'
quire a city plan for the board OF
trade Lock Haven claims the unique
distinction Of being the smallest city
In the state with formal city plan
for growth and development In nc
dance with this plan. prepared by
g John Nolen. the outdoor depart
ment has already laid out and planted
the courthouse park and assisted the
city government In planting a city
parkway Under It's influence also
property owners have been induced 20
plant over $500 feet OF privet hedge
TO replace fences and otherwise beau
tify home surroundings
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
AS TO GARDEN CITIES.
PhiIIIps Brooks once saIdl

Phillips BROOKE once saIdl
THE Bible shows how the
world progresses. II begins with
a garden. but ends with . holy
city"
Were he living today he would
doubtless lend a helping hand 10
tho worldwide interest in Great
inc better cities on this our
earth. Possibly then he would
paraphrass his own sentence 10
the effect that human progress
begins with a garden, but eui'
inmates in a garden eity.-Esthsr
Matson In American City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

Office and school supplies. Ad-
yocato Publishing Co.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

What were the provisions Of your
uncle's WIZ"
Il am to have all he left after the pay
ment OF his Just debt"
That was kind. What did he leavef'
Just debt"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
GOVERNMENT GRAZING
Little Change Probable H. I,"guia-
tiuns ~ tn SnmmUr HANGS.

y. H. Clarke. forest supervisor.
has returned 70 salt Lake city from
American Fork. where he went the
other day to- confer with grazing
interests as to next seasons opera
lions. Tho program obtaining In
the past will be- continued. with pos
slbiy change IN the quality Of
bulls admitted 10 the government
summer ranges. which the growers
want TO be restricted TO pure breda.
instead 81 at least three quarter
blooda as nt present, clarke says
this rests with the state. being a
matter with which the government
has nothing TO do.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
PROPOSE NEW PLANS
FOR MOFFAT TUNNEL

DENVER. Nov 9.-The Moffat
tunnel bill was badly defeated by
tho voters OF Southern and Western
Colorado last Tuesday. Two plans
are now being pushed here 10 raise
money to build the tunnel, one by
private subscription and the other
by a Denver bond issue.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
4 NIGnr OF TERROR.

Few nights are more terrible than
that Of mother looking ON her
child choking and gaaplng for
breath during AN attack OF Group
and nothing In the house to relieve
Il. Many mothers have passed nights
OF terror In this situation. A little
forcthought will enable you 10 avoid
all this. Chamborlain's Cough Rem
ody ~ a certain cure for Group and
has never been known 60 fail. Keep
II at hand. For sale by all dealers.
=Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
DAMAGES ARE
ASKED IN OPERATORS

IRLEsTON. w. Va. Nov. g.
D suits asking damages TO
bite $4,000 have been filed
federal court for the Sou
District OF West Virginia
] nonresident officers OF the
Mine Workers OF America
the circuit court OF Kama
bunty against local officers OF
Miners union. by coal COM
whose mines were closed by
irikc In the Kanawha coal
plaintiffs charge unlawful In
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

reference with the operation Of
their mines, intimidation OF miners
and destruction OF property. The
defendants include President John
=. White OF the United Mine Work
ers OF America. Vice President y.
J. Hayes and Secretary Edward Per
80
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
CAUSE OF INSOMNIA.

The most common cause OF In
somnia Is disorders OF the stomach
and constipation. Chamberlaln's
stomach and Liver Tablets correct
these disorders and enable you 20
sleep. For sale by all Dealers
Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

My new goods have arrived and
can supply you with most anything
In the furniture line. The second
hand stock will be placed within a
few days. Sumner. next TO Ballln-
gor's.-Adyt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
Woman's Club Met Yesterday
Afternoon With Mrs. Stephens

The Woman club held IA most in
lrresting and enthusiastic meetinG
), sterday afternoon al the home oi
Mrs. II. G. stevens With an unusually
LARGE attcndancr The two hours set
arart for this meeting proves hardly
p,ough time in which 10 transact the
Be- euys> before il and all ci which
y rtaino ~ III, Sood of he omnun-
Iity
Neser- q. II. Allcld anu ". Fisk
johnson representing lhr Board ..
Trade. addressed the club IN hch2l!
.ol tins honorable body, the senerai
l.aru,r d which was that me 'M'
bodies cooperate in promolIns the
AJ M lia ana advancement oi al
oribs u ar thn good 81 om
e Wuuaa Claa .rAti} AZ
oaaa- and Y 9ani.
Sir @rs> ad c!Io1ia y
iA ~f ! IN this ao
a- vm >lr od = YOU ~
as from tic ,lub.
o aoas ios nrml l.'
a seated.
aor4 nom onmil" &l
I.f, NE ana uINrn in orlul
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04

doses With polsous " are Il
in effect
Too MAJ h care 4nd precau'l'
cannot be exercised n the use "i AS
f'rnal applications Move All INN
know myself 10 Not adopt mis-
laurouSly every recipe that "H
friend may suggest That which
Il sovereign altldOlc - one pels
is hanr 10 another For inStali'
slNtrrinc, hat universal eno!ll''
Mhen used IN is pare iorm on 4 ~ 4
eatr skin >.orchrs The ntlrlc ne
The application If a not ron.
OF the many advertised cream
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
Eriendship Suffers Muct

Whoever looks for friend ithOut
imperfectiops will never find WAT he
seeks. We love ourselves with all our
faults, and We ought TO lose our
friends in like manner.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
FINGER Prints in Banks.

German banks, according to news
paper dispatches, have begun to intro
duce the finger print as a mark OF
Identification on checks. The method
Is already in usc in the United S'ates.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
FACE 1aih Needed.

iut far more enhancing than the
powder ii the cleansing face bath,
which il required TO free the skin of
Id cutclc, stale oil. dust and perspir
ion 50 when YOU come to take u
face bath remember all the wastes
Yea must get rid of. and don't make Il
p,,trnsc of things With little dabs of
cold water aud an indillnrcntly clean
face cloth Hot water and IL bland
SOAP must be used several rinsings
mus, be done with plain water. and
in the event Of any cruptivc condition
wash rags and towels should BE- kept
apart from thos" used by the rest of
the family, and be washed by them
selves and stcrii2cd That apparently
innocent thing. he wash rag, by the
gay, IS responsible for many Il bad
50 ate Of things with the s.in. 1t is
only safe to us" il once. and II exam
incd by y StrOng microscope when
vcrS drty lie reason for this Will bo
discoy r' Wash rags should always
be hung In the sun after using, as
,lc shady corner of the bathroom Is
the very place for the developing OF
the germs that infcst them. and sun
IL death 10 germs Never use a
sponge for bath of any kind. as the
sponge holds the body soil and SO can
never be clcansed properly. a sour
b, Of bathroom linen Of any sort Is
an abomination and very injurious to
the beauty of the skin. conveying to
1t sometimes little fungus growth
caught from the invisible mold on the
propagated In this way, and If the Of
fensive linen Is used by other mem
bers OF the family this really dreadful
skin affection may spread through the
whole household
In many a bathroom not yet educat-
ed up to the clcgancics OF the toilet
common laundry soaps are put for
toilet purposes, and these the girl OF
the family often uses on her face and
hair, entirely ignorant of the fact that
she Is doing her looks Incredible
harm Such soaps are strong with a!
kali. and if they do not bite the skin
to the point of torment they yellow
and roughcn it When washed with
them. the hair Is robbed Of every drop
Of natural oil, made brittle aud color
less. TO say nothing of the great diff
Guilty Of getting the strong adhesive
suds out If the locks and from the
scalp. where the hard soap seems to
love especially to cling.
Soap for Toilet.
Fine toilet soaps and shampoos are
dear, of course, but liquid soap can
be made Of "A twenty-five cent cake OF
CASTLE Which would bc just as def
cate for washing the face and hair as
the firast soap Oh the market Shave
the soap to "A powder and then boil
this H. e pint Of soft water; keep tho
resulting lilly In a wide mouthed bot
tie. wora ? The jelly into the skin
when u..ug hat only making a thicl
suds for 'n, HAIR. II the hair is very
oily and 3,ei add a tiny pinch Of
bicarbonatt - soda 10 the suds As 9
tonic and ding substance FOL
scanty hair o. =. "gg5 are unriyaled, a:
| have said n1a1g lines these supply
ing the iron al sulphur the anemi'
scalp needs For dandruff or am
scalp or skin eruption use green soap
which is the parest made and highly
antiseptic.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04

When girl comes to the love OF
cosmetics. those supreme luXuries OF
Nomankind. she may be called grown
up Her delight in delicate powders.
fragrant perfumes, creams. toilet wa
ters. fine soaps and scented baths di-
yidrs her forcvcrmorc from the care
less habits OF childhood. i'encoforth
The prettiness Of her skin and the
Glossy sOftncss Of her hair are sacred
trusts, and all She asks is that she
may be- able to rep!cnish her little
store Ct beauty materials every now
md then This is a normal and per-
,rctly legitimate state OF things, and
therefore it bchooyes parents to sup
lly young daughters who have no
money OF their own with the simple
mediums required for bcautifyinS the
complexion and hair.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19
Gn llotaIelle ON Rooiepelt
efter DalJet.
Cgoitoil oni'nal)

16eo0ore 9looieoelt itaor / Gag
ireuior nogen Sinoe iom oen iter'
ite mllepeuoe 9tmeritaner, meo Ell
Retoro al peuaioelie for lit 2anOs
ian0e SyntereSier. looertrlrfien al
noeen @on0 aapIbbet. Sntet So
pitel bans 9pSnprf inoeboloer II.
mere og noblere geois eno BET, Der
lige cr enot 9elni6en6e ira 9egpn-
oeIien al. bpor beft.g en- Diooitano
ban piI0e meoe, foiteOe ban lig inO
% ooertog 2e0elien nf 6enne aamp
ior Solicit uoen 6enipn til eaen
S'fP6ne eller ssrenitio, me0 en- Sil.
iioeipttclie al Selpbenipn Der er
itornrtet og meO en- inipirereuoe
Moot Der ionner fin 2i9e enooa |
bans eaen 9ieforo. Com en- 66l1e
oerof er gotionen bleben baft op oe
6rogt g(niiot til 9rniiot meo set
Ieben0e aisiue4 iom olorig fsr.
Oct er 6leoet ofpet 6nm at repre-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

ientere oette 9an0s oloorlige Qtpnos
Og SpinOer5 5oo6, 6eres gnife og
boie @utbuiiosne, bbis 9tgt bet er
at beOre 2iospilfoorene. Sto0ig bar
OSDnet al Ell apnperepublif, troen-
De poo 9ietfGroi96eoen8 Spoe, reali-
ierenOe 0}enneitetS 9ro6erifab. lpit
ior 6om.
&on bar ooft oct belle 6oIf til at
ie, at 3olitiften fan 6ringes Il at
tiene 6lmaniteten og 9ietfer9i15a.
Oen ,6ele 9ep99elien bar bi0ra9ct
til at prffe port 5olf5 Sambittig.
6eO. Som en- 8ieneite for 5olfet
opergoor bans ia0ite @erning enoog,
bpoo ban opnooeoe oe iDo 2lar.
ban bar BrGiioent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19
Gait uotdIer lia
ON DaI9uofaloet.

g8o'bmgtou ;. 6. II. ]}oD
4'rritomt (ori notalte il9 2lfte5
ON 8olitiffen % politafe Barrier
Get par bans forite ofieltli9e 10.
toIclic cftcr &alQet Grpiioeuen
ial0e 6,an0t on0et: seq npre0e,
iom min Qeoe6tlin9 trape0e BET,
ct itprft 6ao6 OH. at 9teflltatet
Djloe 6lcDet aHoerleoe5. Seq 6eo
ior6auiet oUer 4fr 9iooeDelts Smrs
fe, iommenlignet me0 0en reallpre
repubifouite Golaliite. sea par na.
turiguis life blin0 ior Den 8enos.
gerninq. at 6Dis man tdger en- O}a.
ioriict og 0eler 0en 70, oil Den
fompotte 0linoritet (0et oemofrat..
lie FartD be'eire begae De Barter.
ne0minOre 0en iplitte0e p}aioritet
par meget itor, % oct par lite Dor.
SonleOeS gif oct o9.oa. Sfent ie3
npre0e gobt Soa6 om at goo af
meo Seireu, par ieg ooa lite / ben
SinOsitemning, at ct )}eoerlag ifni.
fcOe mig ipn0erlig. o9 M iorefom-
nter 6et mig iom lea alori9 bo00e
pentet noget on0et 8eiultat emo oct,
iom .nOtrof
2lngaaenoe Oct me gartis GDer.
tagelie al 9iegeringen iagoe 4Sreli.
Oenten: De 8anifeli9beoer, ieg i'm.
Der ! Oe niipprenoe progressive 2Blat
former, er, at De paata9er Jig at
ltOisre oct lmlilige. De ioru0iptter,
at 2opaipuing fam uorette alt, boa.
be lige ooer for Sn0ioioet og Som.
flinOet og iaaleoes onlifa6e 8er0en
ltOen at 6e6sne at ontlfnbe oe en-.
felte Stoioi0er, boorai 8er0en be
itaor. 81 belIer toaer oe Ben gefs.
eGoirfnina iom timber Steo Q}ono
og Mpno ineIlenL meo i getroat.
ming. 0ton opItifIer en- Brpmie for
GiD6pngerne al 0enne 9fetning. iom
er iuudig at erbol0e.
Oten 9on0et bar life 0iaao til at
cpergipe Iig til en- alasie @enneTfer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

Der life fortiener nogen b6iere slang
i SonflurOet emo apafiaIoere gbr
il0en 2egeitanOen. Oct ol0e ppre
oItior pooetigt ior Somiltno8lege.
met.
Sfel9e Oenne llOtalelie forafteri-
ierer Breii0enten @lp @iIion og De
6Ori9e oenofrotiite 2eOere iomaoaf.
laIoere - iaor ie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19
Oct 9aar los meo Stag i9en.

lInoer 16. 05. meI0te5 ooer 9on.
BON, at 8lll9orerne paann bao0e
beqDnOt }lnareb paa (c6atalid.55or-
terne, iomt0ig oper 6ele 2inien, oa
at DC i'll DleI0in9 ira Sofio ollere.
Oc 6aOOc giort uoqcn 6remaan9.
ll,0er Il. os. luie5 iaa Dioere.
ogioo ira 2on0on:
observation-disclosures ongaaenoe
@oo6enitiDitouO er ilaaet feil, oq
9hgorernc aabneoe i 8ng 2tngreb
pua 6prferne Iong5 bele So5otolie-
2inieu Gn opr aonon. gnel bar
opret fortiat genuem 0aaen.
Get ipnes at ppre en- 6orbere0el-
ie ira 9ulgarerne3 5i0e poo ct SSn.
ionteriongreb. Zen tDrfiife 5laa0e
0eltoq SIa9et 6oa0e ira D}arfnara.
zen % Sortcbapet" Cen tprfi-
Ife Ooerfommanoeren6e ]2a5im Ba-
i6o iiaer Ell 02eloma Sen6os
9ffteu at Sc bar til6a9eilaaet Bull
aorerne8 9(nqre6 og 6Oelo9t ire bull
gnrife 9atterier. ,Sor pori9t bar
man %ou0ou intet 66rt ON To-
falOct af Sloaet. Ser ilutteoe oeo
2titenStiO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-19

og ingen enite at 9ioe efter. @uOelig
fIoeOe De 9prfer, iom fun0e flp,
men 0e efterIo0 ct gDieligt Spor
al Oe0e og 6oen0e pao 5logmarfen
Slnget pore0e / flere Elmer / oien-
De 9egnDejr.
0}en tro0s 9eiret aonr ben bll8orIfe
transport I'm Song, og ieg bar
omfring 9lnorionopel Jet Iitl-
inop 5 al 5oor % 5efreaturer ior-
u0en enorme aDontiteter al iriit
8reo til 5goe ior 5olooterne; 0eS-
u0cu fan 8olonialborer, gegetabler
al oIIe 5la9S ioo oet iom grpu0e,
boi0e 8ine og 1o6of faos"
aorreiponoenten tilfsier, at gei-
ret er floret a. o. 9lfQnrerne 0ra-
ger nprmere san boo6eoe at pPre
/ 98bearapene. noor 5pitninqeu
falot san ililtter meo at iige, at
5ropperne / 2lnorionopel er pelfor.
ipue0e me6 ,f6oeborer. men ben ci.
bile 9efolfnina lioer 0lun9er8neO.
2on0on, Is. 9oo 9ufgorien8
9etinqelIer Tor at lutte 8reo me0
3nrfict it0ebof0er iii. MeIoinQ til
@ien f8lgenoe 6 @eitemnleler:
I Iobatofia 6prens 0beraioeJie
OF 0ens lln66raqelie un0er 9uIgn
rerne5 9eoo9tning
>. 2ft JDrferne r6mmer 2loriano-
pei 5futari Monoitir oq Gamma.
3, Detailing oi arigs Sfo0es Gr.
itatnn9.
4. 2lt 1prfiet aioe 2(ffolo poo oct
erobreoe 2anoomroo0e
3. aonitontinopel International.
ieres.
6 7aroonel. Streoet oobnes, og
Solouifi acres til Ell 5ri5oDn
aorreiponoenten benprfer, at oo
9rd9arerne odere0e bar erflpret
fi1 Ditfne til at labe Dioqierne al.
asrc 0ouitantinopcIs % 3urooneI-
lcrnc5 2t1tns. ioa iunes De iioite
to 9eiten1nteIier uoen getD6nin9.
Calm 5eleqrop6s" 0orreipon.
oent iiger. Sea iorlo6er ,ionitan-
tinopel % reiier til 5obatalio 2inien
ior at bliDe 9ioue til iioite 9lft /
0romaet. 1nrfiet5 nrel6ie ll0qan1
ira elropo efter iefs 9lor6unoreoe5
goninre ,ForiaIaeIie. iorionte Pm.
Ie0nin9er og fonlnerciel Sta9nation
Gn 2lt5moifpre Al 9le.ignotioH
oDcr ior Sfpbaens u6on6orli9e 6or-
orm0 bar Iogt II oper De tprfiife
nlilitpre og cipiIe 0}pn0g6e0er De
ione8 olle at ppre uoe al 5tnno til
at ggre oioere for at reo0e Stateu.
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