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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-27
irmingham Council Will Entertain National Off, cers of -SubOrdi- nate Councils to Be Rep resented.
EALTER MURPHY AND |OB SOMERVILLE TO
 EFT HERE SATURDAY
bcal Delegation to Meet Train At Terminal-Charlie Abrams Pre- pairing to Feed the Crowd-Many Candidates Ready for Initiation.

The stage is set and all the princi-
 kls in the cast are awaiting their
 e. for the opening performance of ke greatest rally ever held by the
 nited Commercial Travellers in Ala
 kma next Saturday night, when the
 cal council will have ns its guests
 so of the national officers of the
 ganixation and members of the or
 h from all over Alabama will he in
 birmingham.
 Walter D. Murphy of Columbus, O., and
 bbert somerville of Dayton, O., national
 ficers of the U. C. T., are expected 10
 rive Tn Birmingham Saturday morning
 1920 o'clock over the Alabama Great &uthern. A large delegation from Bir-
 Hngham council. No. 172. will meet them
 Id escort them to their hotel. The 1es-
 -.ties will begin at Q. C. T. hall In
 e evening about 7:so. Dinner begins al
 o'clock.
 r. P. Dunnam, chairman of the gen al committee on membership, assures
 writer that there will be goodiy
 mber of candidates for initiation, ana
 tb of the national officers are noted Tor cir oratorical ability. Anniston council,
 b. Ali, will send large delegation over
 Birmingham. Huntsville will send od sized delegation over here, for w. l Wall of the Huntsville council IS and councillor for the state, and sim 'y can't afford to be away from Rsr- |ingham Montgomery will send crowd here, and all the other subordinate uncils in the state will be represented. Charlie Abrams has been indefatigable prepara tions for the dinner, and his 'enu for the occasion is such that fingers tll be in excellent taste. lrhe menu:
 buLtry- Cured Ham Sandwiches. Cut Crescent Imported Pimento Cheese Sandwiches Sample Case Queen Olives. w. A. Johnson Michigan Celery, Murphy Alabama Tomatoes, Somerville Assorted Cakes, Birmingham Punch Muscadine, Temperate Coffee, a la Robinson Cigars, Cabbagio de vuba a la Kirk Henry Dim Laird has the punch and will furnish |e punch for this occasion. Fran Bridgers promises to furnish ] kpe-s napkins. Prank always was a hicky fellow.
 b. E. Abrams will furnish plates. Why? dunno.
 R. K. C.Granddaddy') Kennedy will |rnish the mustard. He's hot article. bin. Robinson will furnish the coffee, hd he is a strong man. It has been rumored that there will be |ue, white, and gold salad, but confirma- Ln is lacking.
 |rhe rally promises to be the greatest ling ever held by the United Commercial almost as big an event as that Invention held in Anniston in May The |embers of the organization are prepar- |g for good time. rom Epperson says they'll have good he. +. F. Dunnam says they must I've good time. Charlie Abrams insists lat they will enjoy it. So that settles it!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-27
Two Reasons

from Judge.
 |The Optimist-Don't bet on a sure thing. isn't fair to the other fellow. 1.-The Pessimist-Besides which you are fnerally apt to lose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-27
DECATUR '''

Decatur. September 26.-(Special ) Farmers of this part of the state have become very much interested in cover crops. As result a good many Nor gan county farmers are sowing rye and winter oats as covering for their lands during the winter months. It is stated by experts that the farm lands need a cover crop during the winter to keep the lands from washing and to protect it through the freezes and thaws of the winter.
 Sorghum raising has become to be quite an industry in this section of the state. A number of farmers in this county have raised large Quantt- ties of sorghum this season and are putting it up in one-gallon cans ana selling 1t readily at good price on the local market. z
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-27
Mean
From Judge.

Mrs. Crawford-What did your husband say about all the coupons you'd saved?
 Mrs. Crabshaw-He told me to get my self a Christmas present with them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-27

Jim Robinson is developing as much en- thuslasm and interest in local fraternal matters as he shows in his selling work. He splits 1t about 50-50. I should say.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-27
their children sent to school.

their children sent to school
 The chief work of the delegates to the good roads convention at this place yesterday has been accomplished in that the assembly. speaking almost for every portion of the county, gave a definite, concrete outline for the coun- ty commissioners of this county to work on, which was their desire and which prompted the calling of the meeting for that purpose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-27
A Pertinent Question

TToTu JuOBe. .
 The Fond Mother-Nice girls never put themselves forward before the men.
 The Wise Daughter-Then how do the men find out that they're nice?
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
THE COUNTY AGENTS

The most valuable aid to agri
culture in Arkansas is the County
Agricultural Agent. Forty eight
counties have agents and five
counties have two agents and
twenty have home demonstra-
ton agents I'or the girls and
women. Why not make it un-
animous? One Arkansas farmer
wrote to the College recently
that the agent in his county had
been worth $4,000 this year in
handling live stock diseases. If
farmers want these agents let
them say so and say it out loud
now.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

kansas rich through live stccl.
If farmers want profitable dairy
ing next winter they should
pan the breeding accordingly.
There should be a thousand good
dairy bulls brought into Arkan-
sas this winter. but if not, b, eed
anyway for more dairying next
winter. A good way to add to
farm dairy stock is to pick up
the good heifer calves from the
town cows.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
Orcharding and
Gardening
Eight Studies In Handling the Or.
chard and Garden.
EnIroR,s NOTE.

The Extension Division of the Uni
versity Of Arkansas. in cooperation
with the United States Department of
Agriculture, viii offer this year
through this paper, a free correspond
ence course in "OrchaTdng and Gar
dening," consisting OF four lessons in
each subject, under the direction of
Prof. W. II. Wicks of the College of
Agriculture. These lessons will appear
in this paper at intervals OF six weeks,
Those who wish to take this course
should write to the Director OF the Elk
tension Division of the University of
Arkansas at Fayetteville, stating
name, age, occupation, and a word
about his or her general education. and
stating that he Tor she) proposes to
carry the work through for the eight
lessons. farmers bulletin will be
sent to supplement lesson No /. and
later for each lesson. II the question
blank be returned for the preceding
lesson. These blanks will be sent with
each bulletin The lessons on "Or-
Guarding" will be Planting the Or
chard." orchard Management" "Har-
vestins and Marketing" and Fighting
Insects and Diseases" Extra proof
sheets of this lesson will be kept for
those who may decide later to under
take the course. II. Miller. Director
Cooperative Extension Work.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
Soil.

Good fruit can be grown upon Il
great variety of soils. and 1t is better
to have the home orchard on soil that
is not perfectly congenial than not to
have any at all. At the same time
each fruit seems to have its soil pre-
ferences, and. if possible. we should
plan the different fruits where the soil
is congenial. AS a rule, the stone
fruits, like the peach and cherry, like
a fairly sandy warm soil, while the
plome fruits. such as the apple and
pear. demand a heavier type Of soil. In
any ease the soil for the home orchard
should have the three essentials. good
drainage. good texture and fair fer
lllitN.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
PLANTING A HOME ORCHARD
Location.

II possible, the home orchard should
be planted upon a sloping site, aiming
to avoid frosty pockets" and places
where the land is apt to be wet and
frosty. If placed upon site where
the land is apt to be rather wet, the
rule, it is best to plant upon places
where no artificial drainage is nee
essary.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
FRESH COWS NEXT WINTER

Winter dairying is far more
profitable than summer dairy
ing. The Extension Division Of
the College of Agncultur at Fay
etteville is starting out on a
hive year campaign to make Ar
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

Nyals White Liniment a Pain
Eaee for the Relief Of Sprains,
Bruises, Cuts or Wounds. Price
z5c al hes,erly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

Suits pressed, 25c. Cleaning
according to amount Of work t.
be done. Hats cleaned ard
bleached, SOC to Sl.00
Daniel & Oliphant.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
Malaria or ChiIIS & Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHlLLS d FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not grippe or sicken. 25c
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
Planting.

The ground for the orchard should
be as Wen if not better prepared than
for any farm crop. Fall and winter
planting is probably best with the
conditions we have to deal with in
this state. This enables the tree to
get we'll established before spring and
there is less danger of damage by the
summer drought Severe losses can
often be prevented by the proper treat
Inent of the trees at the time of plant
ms Cut off the bruised and broken
ends Of roots and thin out the crowd
ing and interlaCing ones. A large
part Of the root surface has been cut
off at the time Of digging and to meet
this loss the top should be cut back
one-third TO one-half In planting. too
much care cannot be given in placing
the trees in permanent position As
. rule, trees are planted in squares.
locating the position of the tree by
measure or by sighting After the 10
cations Of the trees are found. it rs
Well 10 use a common planting board.
which consists of a. small hoard about
FIVE feet long. with notch I'm either
end and roJch i'm the middle Tn
middle notch is placed at the stake
where the tree is to be PLANTED and
other stakes are d-ivon in the rotcha
81 thr end Then the planting boar
IS taken away and he ho}o dug Tho.
the hoard is placed back IN the pos
I tfou and tIfe Irfpfg- tho poeitfc,, ~
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

Always a fresh supply Of gro
ceries on hand. New Supply Go.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

Greatest bargains in Grard,
UPRIGHT ard Player Piano,
Organ I'd Swing Mac inc,
at A. MmtCn Music Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
Choosing Varieties.

In choosing varieties for the home
orchard, ore should not select the
same varieties that he would for com
mercial planting. The home fruit
grower raises fruit for pleasure and
for eating; market value is not Of con
Germ This is important, because some
varieties are good for the market, but
very poor Ter home use. The CONNER
cial grower might make more money
out Of the Ben Davis apple, but the
Crimes or Jonathan are much better
for home use. In the first place Sc
lect varieties that thrive i'm your To-
cality and give preference to varie-
ties of high quality. Good culture can
not atone in the future for the selec-
ton of poor varieties and, for this
reason. it is important To select va
rieties of high quality at the begin
ming. Another factor to consider r.
the varieties for the home orchard is
CHOOSING the varieties thai suit your
special 'aste Each planter viii have
to decil, these things for himself r
in doubt as to the varieties best suit
Cd to Your locality and tastes, send to
the Arkansas Experiment Station for
Rullctin l16
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
9aS neue Sabr mno oer
&rte9.

Ser e1tropdifde &rieg lit iebt flint
Mo1tate alt, 1n6 6as 1te11e Sabr BE.
ginnt NIT elmer fiir Deutidlan6 unb
feinen @erbiin6eten III ie6er 8e3ie-
b11ng giinftigen Gage olf bei6e1
&riegsi9a11pldten. @pdteitens Grei-
tag monten sic MuiIen in Berlin
fem, urt6 sic Srm3oien 11n6 @ngldin-
ser geoadten fdon gn6e @eptember
Sen &bein GIT iiberfdretten. Mbes es
lit nibts 6oral1s getpor6en. Die @uf-
fen hoben na@ elmer @eibe idtperer
@ieoerIagen Sen @iid3ug nod @ar-
fdol nrtreter miiiien, un6 di9 bort
tper5en iie fdtperIi@ @11be fin6en.
Dreimob1 baber iie perf11dt, 6ur@ ih-
re neberma9t sic &eere Ser berbIin-
Ibeten @aifermddte 3n erbriiden, aber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
Gbomqs iteM iogar 6ie Be-

&C." Gbomqs itelt iogar bie 8e-
baupt1ng muf, bob Der @ieg III Die
fem &riege nidt Dem ;&rdftigiten uno
@eididteiten, ionoern oem@m1beriten
tpinfe. Cine CUTE @pgiene m16 in
Sen @ditengrdiben iorgt ebenfo fiIir
sic moraltf6e mieIfi 6te forperlide
Eiidtigteit Ser Eruppen, uno Die
Deutiden iino IN Ser DeSinfeftion
un6 Ser &einboltung ibrer @raben
mabrbaft borbiloli6. 60 entfaltet
iib bas 6el1tide &rtegsgente ebenio
in ta1tfenb @in3elbeiten nn6 &leinig=
teiten tpie I'M groBen @run65ug Ser
6peratio1er, un6 bic @ngldn6er be-
gegnen a11@ bier mie6er 6em fin6igen
getpan6ten @o1tfurrenten, Ser fte
our@ tanienb Mitte1 gu idtpd6en
un6 5m i@lagen tpetb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

nod peridledtert bur6 tpidtige 6eut-
fde @ampfpertbe on6erer Mrt: cine
feitgcfigte einbeitlide Dis3iplin SEN
uneridiitterliden @Ia11ben an oas
moroliide @edt unb Die toftiide
Starfe Ser 6eutiden @tenungen in
8elgien un6 Granfreih. Inter oie-
fen nmitdn6en fonnte eine neue
@~roftprobe Ser @erbin6eten auf BENT
meitliden @riegsfdmpIate 1111r at
einem 1e,1e1 MiBerfolge, 5n elmer
@ie6erbolung Ser @rfabrungen fiji
rem, Die sic &uiien nit ibren @raft-
proben i'm Often gemadt boben. SS1
ser Defenfibe aber fonnen 6ie Ser
binoeten etpig nidt alsbalten. SSn
&riege bon 1870 tpur6er1 sic groBerr
entfdeiben6en S9lo9ten MIR gegerr
einen &beM Der fran50iiiden 8eboI-
ferung gefiibrt. Ser tpeitm1s gr0Bte
9bet1 tpar nod berfigbm, tpurbe
ar@ tbatfq@1i9 in groBem MaBitabe
organiiiert 11no fomte nod lange @i.
6eritan6 Ietften, aIs 6as @a11ptbeer
idon geidIagen tnar. Sett ftebt 6as
gorr3e tpaffenfdbige Sratfreid bereits
Sel6e. Mit bem Soffre'fden
itebt un6 fant 5rmnfrei9, un6
in benz Mugenblide, mo Deutid1an6
feline go118e &raft geget 6ieien Damrn
iperfen fam, tpir6 6as @9idioI
entidie6en fem. Dieier
Mugerbltf tpir6 bmr9 ieben 11el1en
@rfoIg Ser 6erti@en @offen cuff benz
0itIi4en @riegsfdo1pIate ndber 5e.
riiidt. 9os 1T sic @adlage 51 ge-
gim1 6es ne11en Sabres, un6 ar1e 4n-
5eiben beuten 6arauf BIN, 6aB Sic
Gntf9eioung 1tidt mebr lange o11f fib
tporten laiien miro. @enn tpie6er
GilpeftergIoden Id11ten, tper6et es
menfdlider @oraasfidt nod Srie-
6ersgelaute fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
6em @erlun6t 6es 8lattes bon @oit,

WV SS]IuttO% wv 0%u%%S~ "" FSI%
meiitern o6er a116eren begriin6ete Be-
idmeroe iber bie betreffen6e Musga-
be gefiibrt tpor6en iein. Ma96em etn
@oltmeilter 6as betreffen6e 8loH
gum @erian6t 5ugelaiiem bleibt tein
anoerer Musmeg iibrig, als Ser, ei-
men &ro5eB a%n5uitrengen. @eftion
|211 6es @rimtnalgeiebes.
gs f6eint ii@ in Ser ga1t5en Con-
trober1e mieber etnmal mm Die Mus-
legung bon @eieben 6ur6 &idter at1-
ltott I'M BEN 5im ser betreffen6en
@eieIe gu banoeIn. 9ie beretts er-
laiie!ten @eiete geitatten ibrm Gin,
ne nod pffenbar ein @ingreifen 6es
Observation-Disclosures o6er irgen6 ei-
mes @oitmeiiters in irgenb elmer
|Sta6t, in irgen6 einem Staot@en.
8ie &err 8urlelon in ieinem Sabres-
beri6t iebo6 erflart, baben piele
@oitangeite1te sic bnen 8ulaufenoen
8eitungen nn6 8eitf@riften iorsfasl-
tig eepriift, baben: fid ober nidt Be-
fugt gefiiblt, gegen ibren @erim6t
ein5uidreiten, trob6em ite iene als
uberleumoeriih berb0bnen6, fali9
un6 ebrobidmei6eno" erfm1nt baben.
Mo@ Ser bon Sen @eri@ten beitdtig.
ten Musleg11rg 6es @eiebes aber pa-
[ren iene -nt6t LOB ce1te, letpb. laScis
bioa1s, filtbp, ono indecent" int Sinre
ser @eiete. nn6 6iefes @utadten
b%egrun6et &err 8urIeion inter Be-
rnfung a1f sic in bem Sole @pea-
ringcn b. limited @tates, II. g. b.
Moore, Il. g. b., 0'Donnen, un6
@noiples b. limited 5totes ~nbgegebe-
men Gntidei6ungen.
Mngeiidts 6ieier Ebntia@en blet=
BEN Ser rebtli@ 1enfen6en Clement
ten MIR Elm poar @0gli@feiten, bier
Mbbilfe 5n f6offen: @inmol Ser Ser
11d), Den B1tr10estottgreB 31t be1ttmz
men, %geeignete @eiebe 5n erlaiiem,
sic es 6em Observation-Disclosures nn6
lenen l1ntergeor6neten CUR 8fli6t
ma9en tpiir6en, gegen @1dtter bonn
sbIage Ser uMenace" bor5ugeben;
BONN Sic @inIeit1ng etnes Strobe,
faues, in 6em feitgelteQt per6en miir'
De, Oh Die bereits abgegebenen @nt-
ideionngen ser @eridte nmgeitoBen
meroen f0nnten; nn6 6rtttens Elm
@eriud), Sen @oitmetiter bon M1trora,
Mo., 6ur@ einen on6eren 8eamten
5u erfeben, Ser es nit 6em @erianbt
folder 8Idtter etpas ge1ta1ter neb-
me, ser aus eigener Snitiatibe NIT
ienem Gibrer ser @9an6- nn6 &eb-
bldtter ein menig ftrenger %perfabren
miirbe. Sic bei6en lebteenonrten
M0gIi6teiten be6inger1 1tht 6ie Mn-
nabme 11el1er @efebesborlagen. SIN
Sssntereiie nIler Northumberland @iir-
ger liegt e. Sen eirett o6er 6en att
6eren @eg at betreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
,,0er @eiie opm Gait Murp=
ra'' unb bic Mrbeitermir=
rem in Colorado.

Sn Dem bon Ser Limited @tates
@ommtiiion on SSnouitrin 8eIations"
angeitelten @erbor iiber Die 8u-
itan6e in Sen @r11ben6iftrifterr in Co.
loraoo, mo- Ser iiingite groBe 5treif
itattfar6, tpar S. S. @ellborn, @or-
iiter Ser Sperator's @ommiiiion, ge-
5&pangen, cine Anaabl Briefe Ser
&ommiiiion 5u unterbreiten. litter
6ieien befan6en ii6 einige, 6ie ertpie-
fen, 6oB Gilbert &ubboro bon gait
@urora, g. g., Ser Seru1sgeber Der
3eiti6riften ~Gbe &biliitine," uEbe
Sra" un6 an6erer gotteslaiterlider
96riftem, gegen 8e5abIung eine
"Son0erausgabe Ser lebtgenannten
3eiti6rift bera1tsgegeben bate, in
Ser sic &odefeler : Sntereiien ber-
tbeioigt tpur6en. Dabei batten 6ie
Mdinner, Die @ubbar6 b%ertbei6igte,
@rubenarbeiter unter @oripiegelung
falider Ibatiaden un6 in l1ebetre-
tung ser @eiebe oes 5taates Colo.
raoo na@ ienem @taate gelodt. gu.
DEM botten Tie iid getpeigert, ibre
@dkpierigfeiten elmer @inigungsbe-
bor6e at unterbreiten, ia, lie batten
iogar ibrer MiBodtung bes &rdii-
benton ser Ser. @tQate1 often M1tS.
6rud berlieben.
gs lit Dies nidt bas erite MaI,
6aB Gilbert @ubbar6 ols 8orfdmpfer
oes getpiiienIoien @apitaIs aufgetre-
ten lit. Gr bt iabrelang 6enielben
Stan6punft b~ertreten un6 bot Gels
babel ~%beroient." Sabrelang bot er
aud ieinen 9eiern nit ipottifden Sc.
i9idten iiber sic Stride nn6 lire Die.
rer %cufgepartet, ia bot fid nidt EN-
NAL gei@eut, tpitig fem iollenoe @ot.
teslaiterungen a11s3uipre@en.
@ie @ei9en io1ten ii@ bitten bot
6em5ttrm, Sen file urter Ben arbet.
tern fGen, in6em iie 2e1tte tpie Sub.
boro urterititet1 in 6iefer Irbsit.
Die Mrbeiter aber loIter oarot 1er-
fen, onB file ni9t @otteslditerer un6
Sp0tter als ibre tpabren @%orfampfer
anieben biirfen. Mdnner, 6ie 6en
@Iauber leugnen un6 sic @ittengeie-
Re fdmdben, tper6en iiderlt@ lire
Mniidte11 6r6ern un6 irgero cine Be-
Itrebung %berldltgnen, menn cine fol4e
&anoIungstpeiie ibnen gum 8ortbeI
gerei9t. Got.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

ibren berrliden 9pfermutb, mii1en,
6aB meiter ger11ngen mer6en muB, Bis
oies 3ieI erreid}t lit. DuB Dos nidt
mebr latge ba11ern un6 6aB 6aS
Sabr, in 6os mir bineingetreten iin6,
Ser groBen, beiltgen @a@e, fir bie
0eutl6lan6 Sos @9tpert ge5ogen bat,
SEN Sieg getpdbren m0ge, baS lit Ser
inbriinitige @1tnf9, Ser unier gauges
SiibIen nn6 Denfer beberri6t.
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9es @tmeraIpoitmetitera
MnF@t.

@egenmartig fubt man BON ner-
idie6enen Seiten 6en @eneralpoit<
meilter gu betpegets Je ibm fraft fei-
mes Mmtes getpdbrte. Ma@t gu Be-
n11ben, Unit mebrere gemeirte, gefabr-
lide, sic Sreibeit Der &eltgionsa1S-
iibung gefdbr6en6e, b~erleum6erii@e
uno obio0ne 8latter bon 6em @ripi=
leginm 6es @erian6ts 6urd 6ie 8oit
a1ts5uidlieBen. sat man 6abei ou@
iol6e @ldtter,. tpie uTbe &ipfatp",
Size Melting &ot", ,rEbe Oenlom
SSadfett~ vSbe 2iberator" un6 on6ere
int Gimme, 10 ridtet fi@ 6ie Sppoli=
tion 6o6 Dor aqem gegen 6as
&a1aptorgan ser ontifatbolii6en &etse,
Sic in Murpra im @taate M6tlionrt
eri6einenoe SO enac 8eitarftt
miro man in 6em nnternebmen 6nr6
Ole Sbatia6e, 6aB Der @eneralpoit=
meiiter ser Domtnton o @a=
1aba ie1em Blatte 0as Yrtb1leg11tm
Ser @oitbefor6erung e%nt5ogen bat,
anf @r11no 6es nieoertrd6ttgen @ba=
rofters nn6 bes obic0nen uno ber=
leumoerif@en Snbalts 6es 8lattes.
Man for6ert bon &errn 8urleion 1T
@aibington 6aB er abnli@e MaB.
regeln ergreife, mie iie Ser @ermal=
ter 6es 8olt6epartements in CANADA
angetpm6t bat, bon ser @orars=
ietnng ousgeben6, 6aB, mas BEN Ga-
na6iern redt iei, 111s bintg iein mill
lie. So, SEER 8afetpen bon ct. 2oris
bat iogar auf @run6 ridterlider Cut
ldei6ungen un6 @utodten 6argelegt,
6aB @err 8atrleion ni@t MIR Die
Mabt, fonber1t aud sic @flidt bobe,
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