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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19
GIVE ENGINEER WALL a CHANCE
Honolulu. Jan. Is, 1915.

Honolulu, Jan. Is, 1915.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: The morning paper seems to
favor change in city engineer wheth.
er the present incumbent OF the office
has done better than his predecessor
or not Just wants Whitehouse back.
Now, l do not pretend to say that
Wall has proved the better official,
but / do claim that he is entitled to
fair trial. II Is a well known fact
that the campaign cry was that there
had been poor road work. that there
had been inefficiency in this branch
of our public service under the late
Democratic administration of the
city's affairs. That there had been a
waste of public funds 1t is equally
we'll known that Whitehouse was in
charge of the work during the greater
part of that time; that Wall has not
held the position long, and neither
the Advertiser nor anyone else with
cut investigation can say that White.
house proved himself the best man fol
the head of the department. Let US
look into the matter. Let competent
men judge whether or not Wall has
proved a failure before replacing him
with the one let out before for inconr
Potency. Leave out politics and Judge
the man by his works. Give Wall till
say July to make good and then inves-
tgate his department. and after look.
ing into the work of both men, you
are in a better position to Judge
whether 1t will be the right thing to
go back to the old love. believe
Wall has done as good work as White
house and besides run the department
on much more economical turn.
Both these things should be weighed.
A TAXPAYER.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19
A M1D-PAc1F1c PEACE PAGEANT.

1t is gratifying to hear that plans are afoot
for the presentation of a historical peace pa
geant as a-feature of the Mid Pacific Carnival.
Some weeks ago the Star Bulletin urged that
If the annual Floral Parade be abandoned this
year historical pageant might well be a
splendid substitute. The Carnival manage
ment felt that it had neither the time nor the
facilities then to arrange such pageant. Now,
however, the editors of The Friend" are dis
cussing plans for a big historical spectacle and
series of tableaus which will not only COM
memorate one hundred years of peace between
The United States and Great Britain but will
emphasize Hawaii's peculiarly noteworthy
status as the international melting-pot. "The
Friend viii be given every assistance if it
decides to proceed with these plans. Such a
pageant would Immediately take place as a
really big Carnival feature and one with an
unusually permanent significance.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19
THE cAM1NETT1 REPORT.

The report of the commissioner general OF
immigration upon Hawaii is published in full
in another column today. The assumption
made editorially yesterday upon the brief
wireless dispatches proves correct-that Mr..
Canlinetti advances no solution for the prob
lem of tAmericanizing' Hawaii, which he de
clares is proceeding now so haphazardly and
ineffectively. He urges that Congress make a
full investigation, but gives no indication that
he himself has concrete program for attract
ing mainland laber to Hawaii in large numbers
The commissioners general near the close of
his discussion of alleged Hawaiian conditions
rather puts Hawaii in the class of posses.
sions with the Philippines and Porto Rico by
intimating that restrictive legislation might
be applied similarly to all three. This is open
to seriohs doubt.
AS the Star Bulletin emphasized yesterday,
more st-hand knowledge of local conditions
seems D. be needed in the commissioner
generaI office.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19
Legg94kI!lEE7 Iog!Cy,g '.,'g!!!,yg

existence then would be a positive po
htical fact and not as is now the case
alas. too often mere nonentity eI
slave.
A real live creature OF mankind can
not be otherwise than a political unit
in the democratic military order of the
individual. s.-<.- So
ELIGE L. KIRK. p,
First-class Pvt, Co. NJ. Signal Corps
u. s. Army. RI
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

(The Star-Bulletin invites free and
frank discussion In this column on all
legitimate subjects Of current interest
Communications are constantly 70
ceived to which no signature 10 at.
tached. This paper win treat a con
fidential signatures to letters if the
writers so desire. but cannot give
space for anonymous Jcommunicar
tiona.l =
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

iQh4lOfG

| ATTORNEY BERT LIGHTFooT is
back from Maui, where he went on
illegal business.
/. e. P. Low, the shipping man, has
returned from a flying business trip
to the island of Maui. g.
L q. s. MARSHAL u. Je SMIDDY. has
returned from an official visit to Ha-
waii. He was q passenger in the Ma
una Kea. sss5S
|; & HARRY r. LEWIS has spent some
months on the coast, returning to the
islands today in the Matson steamer
Wilhelmina.
F. w. MILvERToNeihas attended
to legal matters while on Hawaii and
returned to Honolulu in the steamer
Mauna Kea today.
o. A. BERNDT has completed a
business tour of the island of Hawaii,
returning to this city today in the
steamer Mauna Kea. 2
Z BISHOP H. B. RESTARICK has
completed visit to Episcopal parishes
on the island of Maui, returning to
this city in the Mauna Kea.
H. o. WOOD, associate observer at
the station, at Kilauea volcano, is in
the city on q business mission. He
was a passenger In the steamer Mauna
Kea.
ARTHUR E. CARTER, special off,
Ger, and Mrs. Carter are back from
brief visit to San Francisco and the
bay cities. Mr.. Carter went to the
coast on police mission. l..
MRS. ELSA C. HOWARD, who has
spent some months on Hawaii and
Maui, where she has conducted class
es in instrumental music and dane
ling, returned to the city today.
DR.. ]. T. CAREY and son were
numbered with tie returning passen.
gers in the steamer Wilhelmina this
morning. Dr. Carey has spent some
weeks on the Pacific coast.
HAROLD DILLINGHAM; is back
from a business and pleasure trip to
the coast Mrs. Dillingham;, who has
been visiting in California, returned
to the city in the Matson steamer VIII
helmina this. morning.
JACINTH0 9. SILVA and Jules p.
Rego Of 3. F. Elders & Co, left in the
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19
LIIIIEfEIIlNIEWG)

G K. LARRIsoN: I'll confess
that Though I'm University CT Illinois
man didn't see our western champ!
ionship team in action on my recent
trop to the mainland / saw Mime,
sofa and Chicago play a great game
PROF. H. M. BALLoU: I abso
lutely refuse to discuss the report
that | have shaved on my whiskers
on an election bet which I lost when
the Bull Moose failed to poll 1900
votes in Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19
POL EMAN MAHUKA
OF H0AEAE Is DEAD

Noah Mahuka, member eft'the In
sular police force for number OF
years, stationed at Hoaeae on wind.
ward Oahu, died in this city last night
after several months illness. Mahuka
was identified with the staff assigned
to Deputy Sheriff Wallie Davis. He
was obliged to leave his duties a few
days ago to receive treatment in this
city. Sheriff Rose will soon take up
the matter of an appointment of a sue
cessor,
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19
THE "L1TERAcY TEST UNFAIR.


JIG President Wilson carries out the intentions
he has intimated within the past few days, he
will veto the new immigration bill because Of
its inclusion of the sliteracy test. =
The important parts of this provision are
as follows;
That after foour months from the approval of this
act IN addition to the aliens who are by law now
excluded from admission into the United States
the following persons shall also be excluded from
All aliens over is years old, physically capable of
reading who cannot read the English language, or
some other language or dialect, including Hebrew
Provided. that any admissible alien Or any alien
heretofore or hereafter legally admitted, or any
citizen Of the United States may bring in or send
his fatheror grandfather over 55 years of age his
wife, his mother his grandmother, or his married
ss ss9e read o and such
relative shall be permitted to enter
That for the purpose of ascertaining whether
aliens can read the immigrant inspectors shall De
furnished with slips Of uniform size, prepared under
the direction Of the secretary of labor each con-
printed in mainly Ieribe type in some one of the
various languages and dialects Of immigrants Eacn
alien designate the particular lnguage or Ola.
Iecl in which he desires to read the words printed
on the slip In such language or dialect
President Taft vetoed previous Dill De
cause similar provision was included. He
was right. The literacy test does not provide
fair standard by which to Judge immigrants
coming to America. 1t would, for instance,
have barred from Hawaii large number OF
south Europeans who have become good citi-
zens and whose sons and daughters are help
inQ to build up Hawaii. 1t will bar from the
United States many desirable people. Presi-
dent Wilson will be justified in vetoing the bill,
because Congress has known perfectly well
that he seriously objects to the "Iteracy test
and knowing this Congress has insisted on
Keeping this provision in the measure.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

Mayor Mitchell of New York an
nounced that he expected to confer
shortly with Maj.-gen. Wood, iecom-
manding officer of the eastern depart
ment of the United States army, as to
the advisability of introducing a sys-
tenn of military training in New York
high schools.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19
ACT TO STOP
OVERFLOW OF SEWERS

The committee on sewer and water
works will recommend to the board Of
supervisors at tonight's meeting that
immediate relief be afforded to the
property owners along Nuuanu stream
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

Congressional action to vest the pre-.
sident with power to prohibit export
of war supplies was urged before the
house foreign affairs committee BY
Representative Towner of Illinois.
immigration through the port ot
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

a reading of the italian reports indicates
that Hawaii has the advantage OF Europe IN
controlling properly trained volcano
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

President Wilson delays callers to visit his
new grandson. Showing that matrimony
sometimes gets ahead of engagements.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

Since Oregon voted dry, we read that the
coyotes are running around mad.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

Isn't there about one more good old-fashlon-
ed faetional fight left in this federal building
situationf
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

Some folks think the federal building will be
pretty much Shingle
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

steamer Siberia for San Francisco this
morning on their way to New York and
ether eastern cities. They will be
away from Honolulu two months.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

JOHN e. ARD, mainland capi
talist and millionaire, and Mrs. Baird
maid and chauffeur, are arrivals in
the steamer Wiiehlmina today. Mr..
and Mrs. Baird will soon take posses.
sion of their handsome new home
about completed In this city. They
expect to reside here during the win
ter months.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

from Beretania street to the water
front. Owing to congested sewers In
the lower downtown district the sew
ers have been overfiowing into the
stream at Beretania street and the
bureau of public health has requested
immediate action. City Engineer Wall
has suggested. another trunk sewer
as a remedy for the nuisance.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

MRS. w. E. TAYLOR, wife of the
late DR.. Taylor, will spend some weeks
In the islands in touring points of
interest and visiting with relatives and
friends. Mrs. Taylor was numbered
with the passengers in the Wilhel.
nina.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

e ATTORNEY BERT LIGHTFooT is
back from Maui, where he went on
legal business.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

!, E. p. Low, the shipping man, ha.
returned from fying business tril
to the island of Maui. O.. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

JACINTHo @. SILVA and Jules p.
Rego Of B. F. Ehlefs & Co, left in the
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

HAROLD DILLINGHAM; is back
from a business and pleasure trip to
the coast Mrs Dillingham;, who has
been visiting in California, returned
to the city in the Matson steamer VIII
helmina this morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-01-19

q. s. MARSHALL. .Je SMIDDY. has
returned from an official visit to Ha-
wal. He was q passenger in; the Ma
una Kea. sy=.zs3sssS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
Spor Stalienerne femper,

Mellem Monto Mojntur % Ser
nobaners5foben treber S1od3o uo /
bet blomitrenoe Seilan6 omfring
@br5. 9bergongen fra Sen inpbre
|SIobbol til set oobne 2anbIfob er
oberraifen6e og ~eie1oomntelig. Snb=
til 5 @ilometer fra @er5 tror man
Jig lta6ig 6Dbt inoe / 8iergene.
6looen, iom ber optager en- @iflob,
Soria, 1tr9mmer bruienbe giennem
en- aanal, fom BEN Si0ens SOB bar
ili6t fig neb i, og banner ct pragt=
fuot @mofalD. Men pan en- Gong
aabner 2anoffubd fig, og Bliffet ie=
ger l1binbret belt 1te6 moo !Sapet.
Sill 8en1tre ligger Sernobaner=
SfobImod. Megttge Stammer bee
Der fig i 6e bi6itrafte, nbeboe6e
5fobe. &erfra bente6e mon / h6=
ligere 9age Sfibstgmmer til De d
Iterrigife @erfter. Sref9mper pao
$50 Mar onben6te mon BERTH. s be
6Dbe &lgfter iamler Snea Jig !
11bpre Wnsier pg bliber beo eyer,
gagt til So 80 en- magtig Ssfial=
Der, iom formaar at forfpne belle
|&Ditlmoet meo So
2ige rigt me6 Se1rfDn tic lanofa.
|belig SHenbeo og 5rngtbarbeo er
BET &giIano, ugoglio" faloH, bel
fra gormors beo 8iergenes Sol
itraffer fig balpmameformigt op ii
l@pr5 % pioere tic Bippacb=DaIe1
beooer BET u@ormdrttss"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

fe, men iona life eR minore mlpan
&bioe og formgrfer Menneifets itille
5tl1noer.
@ller bore airfer,. bpor pi mpoer
Scil,s. ielp peD Debefont % @ooper=
boro, og bpor mon sarbej6er paa at
.,l0beore Sieleffaoe peo: tit. Orb %
beo fin Mano, iao Menneffet fat1
pin0e Sro paa @l1o og paa fig ielb
og &aab ON ebigt 2ib % 5aligbe6,
boor: al ben Sfaoe, Menneifet bar
|faget paa Zig ielb Der / 8eroen> lfal
bore fl1loltenoig %for5bun0en.
So, bbis hi fun0e lie Menneifet,
lom Dor 9erre fer oct ~ n1eo al i'm
|:5ieleifaoe .og meo. berne Sfaoe
flt1oltp11oig uobeoret -, ina niloe
ri fige:: BET er 10 ingen 8erbens
cling etb life baro at reg11e,
bbaDs bet .fo1ter at moterlelle Sfre
at boloe set Mrbei0e gaae1,oe, bpor=
be0 Menneifet frelleslfra at tabe fig
ielp og. tage 5fabe poa fig 1elp.
2a6 % tenfe pan BET, naor Der
frebes Dire til SEN bunife &irfes
Mrbejoe, til &irfer og friitne
8prneifoler, til Dor 8reiteifole og
til Dor @isiion ioet hi anbenoer ben
@Groimoa1er, iom Dor 6erre Seius
bar gibet os for Menneifets 8erb.
q. 3, Brabensaarb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

e at banbIe i 5DerensitemmeHe naeb Sen fSae Noteg beteute Sra,

Den ioeparilenoe sfumitribe
Sanoflaoen, lom SEN ofifuote 9or.
peoo foraariageoe.
uMrabic" bar paa Sci fra 2iber.
pool til Men Sort og mebfsrte IN.
gen arigsfontrabaroe, bborimof
ben bapoe set meite of 5000 Set
fe 8oit ontborb for Sc Sor. Stater
9e reo0e0e 8asiagerer blep op,
tagd at forbipasierenoe sfibe, 0el
bragte Dem til @ueenstomns bpo1
MDnoigbeoerne tog fig al bem.
6glgerne.
8e6 Meo6elelicn ON openituoen.
De @ataltrofe, / Sorbinoelfe mel
ben betp0elige 5Iutningsbemarf
ming i Sc Scr. staters ii6fte Mote
til SpifIon6 oagooe11oe MegIernf
,nsf;a,,sayaa ~ -
tD6er gDiflnn6, at en- @ientagelie
|af Gilinfetgigrelie Of amerifmife
8orgercs 2ib biloe, blibe betragtet
iom en- ~voberlagt ubenifabelig 8anb=
fan Sprbe6erinden al ..Mra=
h;cs f., ,nfo+es 5on,' q. hao,,c,,nc
G,,or ~ 80 maa,as ;Ss+a e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Sra 2onbon meo6eltes sen 90.
Mlg., at 9bibe 5herneliniens itore
Damper uMrabic" bar blenet torpedo
ret at en tbf l1nberba11osbaab ipbz
for Sen irffe 4plt onltrent SO
Wdl fras6et 5teb, bbor u2ufitania"
Efeuotes til 8unbs. Sfslge 9bioe
Stierneliniens Grfl9ring bleb &c
rabic" ienbt til 8n11os uben 8orieI
% ianf / 2gbet at ii Miinutter. 9n1=
boro bar Jolt 1913 Nerioner, oeraf
tiIbgrte 242 sfibets 8elatning.
Sfglge ienere MeooeleIfer CT set
oplplt, at 80 Yerfoner fan6t Deoen
beb uMrabic's" l1noergang, oeraf
r18 8asiagerer % Of Maano af Sfiz
bets @eiGtning. 8lanof oes omfomne
&asiogerer bar 2 amerifanife 8or=
gerc, 11elnlig Wrs. Soiepbine 8ru=
guire, Seem Sort, og Dr. Gomono
8oobs Of Sanesbille, 8is.
9taar bet Inffebes iao mango at
reooe fig inben 9fibet iarf, ffpIbtes
bet for Ell Def SEN 9mitpnoigbe6.
at u,Mrabie's" @asiagerer fra Oct
fet bdboes :pbIerbe1ra,. DbordeoeassHHHHef
a116et engelif Sfib, u9unsleD", bleb
torpeoeret at Ell tp}f l1nberbonos=
bao6,. bpilfet foranleoigeoe flor 0p=
|bi0jelie poo De on1bor6beren0e poa
yMrabic." bborfra 8aslagererne %
en- flor Del. At Manoffabet foripne-
Sc fig me6 Rebningsbelter, % 8aoz
6ere gior6es flar til at iattes i
8an6et.
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paa uMrabic" Ell bol0iom Gfsplo<
jion lloen nogen baboe faa meaet
Iom let Sen a11gribe1tbe unberpor6s.,
boo6, men Ben .alminbelige Menine
er, at sem ubelobringenoe Sorpeoo
.|itammebe fra Sen iamme l1nber=
bm6sboa6, Der innfeoe uDunSlep".
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[bnr erfleret, at ban life iaa noget
til unoerbonosbaaoen fpr &ataitro=
fen, mel, oerimoo ioa ban tpoeligt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
8resieu.

|Soroum 5priters fjpbte Slape,
mi Monorfers 2igemano;
brubt er 191git Geniurens StaDe;;
|5pnet frit til @ab og 2ano;
@resien - lgit at Sortios @olb
ltaor hit fnn / egen Sol0.
IISe bbor largt sit @ige ipanoer,
iam1cnboIot al 9riteos Man6l
!9m Ell @ / &apet brenoer,
Mlfen iom1es / Sin Soano.
@nslonos GruSler,, Sinlanos @rao0
noor til sig as imnme Eraa6.
Molmen, 1om / Soroen LITTER,
blep sin 2lnes @pngebeit;
It's pg inb Maifinen fIptter
8lao poo 8lob til iio1te @elt.
8onoen til fin Mften=@rso
orefter &inos Morgen-Neb.
|5lutfes og bbert 2ps i Sta0en,
brGnoer ct er0m bos big;
r1ger Gabsbeo ODER Cohen,
til sit 6us naar Sspnen Ell;
Menmer better bil0t at Steo1
Sjulet ml1mler fit berbeo.
Sanfer, Tom for 9ret ipnger,
nnnr Sc b9res no be0 @rD,
imioigt fig ONT 8alien ilpnger,
frDites mellem 5toal og 8lD;
Sroet, flpot / Malmens 9ragt,
banot Big Stang al 8eroensmagt.
Cont &Dflopens er Sin @jerning,
ou Minerbas Dnelte 5pn!
.@elo bar iial6en fulgt Sin Serning
lSfulbertr9f bar melt Din 2pn;
bog, iaa lmgt &11ltltren mar,
Dine 5por i Mgren ftaar.
gonoe1l fom meo 8linf / Diet
flapper glao fin bDibe Girls,
lSben6en, 1om / 5gn6agsteiet
ipprger ieigt ON fin Gbis;
9oftor, Softer, Sfolemanb
fplote beo Din 8rpno i'm Spano.
Sbao ems Gioens 5trem bill for
Bio al 5fum og Storm 90 CLUB,
bill ol1 itaa meo Saano bag gre
lDttenbe Natter1 16.
9ermeo CT bin @aa6e fagt:
Oh er Gioens @eimoalsbagtl
Scope Mafier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

ben fDife Megiering berimoo iffe
gootgisre en- laaom Srore fil
5fibsfomnlar6grer,te, er 5pnf11in=
gen al uMrabic" at opfatte Jon Ell
roberlagt nbenifabeIig San0Iina..
moo Sc Sor. 5tater.
8r9iibent @iIion afbenter berfo,
fun officiel 8efreftelie paa 6isie
%afgigrenoe 9mftanoigbc6er og paa.
ON uMrabic" ct abbaret % on1 Der
gobes Basiagerer1ne Sis til at TOM
me fra 8or0e, fpr ben goel9ggenbe
9orpeoo affpreoes.
saabiot Der efter Be foreIiggenoe
Neobelelier fan ffipnnes, bill 5itl,a=
|tionen bejit fan0fDnlig fomme til
at forme fig 6erben, at 8reiibent
@iliong - 11aar set pas1erebee er
fonItateret iom Ell uoberIagt 1,ben=
lfabeIig 8anbling" bill afbrDoe
BEN oiplomatiife Jorbinoelie me0
.SDiflano be6 at ienoe Dets berpp=
renbe @eiunot, @reb 8ernitorff,
bjem og til~bagefaI6e @eianh Ger
nro fra Berlin. Nadr laaleoes Ben
bibtil ben1fabeIige Sorbinopl1e er of
bruot, bill set rimeIigbis blipe oner=
laot tie GDifImo at erflare &rigen.
&ongresim bill 30 blioe .iarm1en=
falot til en- efltraoroiner -Smling,
i bbilfen 3rafioenten bill fremlagge
8lanerne for en- burtig @eorgoniIa=
ton at Ser og Slan6e. Snre1 bill
otter Sen %forbereote 8lan fon11l1e op
paa en- arigsitprfe poo 100000
Marb forloen en- betp6eIig @eierbe-
arme. 5loa0en bill ligeleoes i.Salt
bIibe betpoelig foregt 5il l1opioel-
ie at Mmmunitionsfobritern bill BIZ
be forelogt et 8enilIing pda So:
600, ooo. 900 5000 min.) 9fillin=
gen: MAD iaoleoeS iiae5 at pore j bei
Grab fritif men life 1,forbe-
re6t. -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Uul atlle IuIL tluHe Ue Su1tLIteI,
fom Staten troos eller rettere pao
Grnno al fine Seire naa freeze til
nilitpre 6ormaol, iaa bliper oisie
8enge ilef life til al oporibe;; set
tpfe 2onbbr1g bill life ffu1,11e Doe
blot en- Del Of Sc aampefapitaler,
Der Der bliber Sale ON.
Set CT bel bnrD at l9gge Marfe
til, at BET Der fra tDlf SIDE lan IL
orbeboloent erflpres, at en- Sort
|pttelie al De ubpre Ruitninger,
enobo foreget Maaleitof, oil bIibe
ben logiffe 5elee at GDiflanos SER.
DeHe er retop bet interesfa11te Mo6-
itpffe til, bpab Der Gong paa Gang.
er frembpbet fra engelif SIDE, at.
Senfigter meb at fmuie gpiflano er.
at befri Be e1lropaiife Mationer fra.
neutrality-suspicious. nlioelige 8Dr=
Ser. 9pis set ffnloe IDffeg at be.
iejre Spiflab / en- iaaom @rao,
at bet for flere Menneifeal0re bleb.
uoe al Stano til at optreoe Tom.
Mngriber, 90 er set iiffert, at alle
|5taternes militere 81togetter bill
gaa betp6eligt neo. So, man TOR boz
be ben Baaltan6, at for ben enfelte
|tpife Sfattepoer bill set / BET lange
2gb bIioe biIligere, ON Spfflano
gaar oberbun6en It's af 6enne &rig,
|n1o ON set beboloer en- omltriot og
life ganife ofgjort SER.
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+ EiIfelbe al Epiflan0s Ser BRACES
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fortiette ben ubpggelige 9tignipg.
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Sremti6sbilleoe for ale .@1,ropas
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egiaa for Spfflono ielp;
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.bfen1er bill fomme til at Itaa i beres
f11loe &larbeo ogiaa for Spifcrne
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