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night. The entire company received IN
struction in flag signaling, the classes
| in Morse and radio teleSraphy being
suspended for the evening
| Charles l.. Rupert was sworn in, and
fitted with a, uniform.
| Quarterly returns were made up
Thursday night, and the company is
proud of the number of new men pro-
cured since the tournament. LieutS.
| Lands and AlacLennan are kept busy
on recruiting work. and many members
| of the outfit are working hard on pro-
Spective recruits.
Sergt. Bennett Hammond has been
granted a furlough until April :, to
EN- able him to devote all his time to
preparing for an examination AS clerk
to commercial attache.
on-commissioned officers will receive
their warrants in a few days. First
Sergt. Johnson has been busy making
them out. Several promotions are to
be made, probably at the time the pres
emit non-coms are warranted.
spirit of cooperation has been develop-
ed in the company, and the men now
work better together than ever before.
AS soon as the weather permits, Capt.
Terry promises to take the company
out on the street for drill The hall
is entirely too small for drills.
E. L. Petit. former mess sergeant.
has been discharged on account of re-
moval from the District. Members OF
the company who attended camp last
year will remember Sergt Pettit's
famous mess arrangements. and VIII
be fortunate indeed if his successor
does as well.
Corp Landlord of the regular army
is again with the company. and will
have charge of the company's instruc-
ton in armory work.
The regular business meeting of the
company will be held Tuesday even
ing.
A regular campaign for recruits was
inaugurated yesterday. Only a few
men are now needed to make up the
new company, and an effort will be
made to obtain then, so that the bat
TALON may be mustered in by May L.
An effort will be made to interest
former Signal Corps men in the new
organization. and both Morse and radio
operators will be offered special in
ducements to become members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
INTERIOR.

The following changes in the person
were announced:
Probationary appointments-Gene
land Office. Miss Moreno NJ. Kavanaugh,
Missouri, copyist, s72o. Geological sur
vey. Thomas V. Regain. District of Co
lumbia. apprentice. $3.50.
Temporary appointments-Recl :
ton service. Jasper D. Ward. Colorado,
E. Klam, Colorado, under clerk, $500.
Bureau Of mines, Max w. Frsch, Penn
sylvania, stenographer and typewriter,
SO per day while actually employed
Emery f. Thompson. Pennsylvania,
stenographer and typewriter. SO per
day while actually employed.
Reinstatements-Pat Office, Israel
senger boy. 1920. Geological survey.
John l.. Lewis. New York. assistant
topographer. s125 per month while
actually employed.
Promotion = General land office,
naass sf bcy $50 to $500
Transfers.-Within the department
General land Office. Joseph p. Brown,
District of Columbia. messenger boy,
$3.50, from patent office. Indian office.
MISS Ivy SeatOn, south dakota, clerk,
$500. from Indian field service; Harold
E. Bruce, Colorado, clerk, 5000, from
Indian field service. Geological sur
vey. Hobart NJ. Reese. North Carolina,
messenger boy, 1920. from pension
Office.
observation-disclosures office, John T.
Offerle. Kansas. copyist, $500; Clarence
c. Lang, Wisconsin,, copyist. s72O. Geo.
logical survey, Shelby E. Taylor, West
Virginia. assistant topographer, $40
per month when actually employed;
Walter NJ. Luber, District Of Column
bia. messenger boy, $3.50. Reclamation
service, Roland H. Willcomb. Montana,
assistant engineer, $500: Edward J.
Grindrod. Washington, under clerk,
5000. Bureau of mines. John H. East,
jr.. Wyoming, Junior mining engineer,
1890; william f. Packer, Massachu-
sets, junior clerk, $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
DEPT. OF COMMERCE.
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic

Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
DIR. f. f. Pratt, chief of the bureau,
left Tuesday evening for trip to
Rochester. y. Y. and New York city to
confer with manufacturers. importers,
exporters and bankers relative to
foreign trade.
John Holm, chief of division, and
Walter Asmuth. assistant chief of the
division of statistics, made a short trip
to New York for the purpose of in
vestigating the mechanical tabulation
of statistics.
Philip S Smith. special agent on cleo
trical goods. and w. A. Tucker, special
agent on textiles. left for an extended
preliminary tour of the important
termination of this travel they will
depart to take up their investigations
in South America.
Daniel f. Casey chief of the division
of district offices. visited Philadelphia
and New York for the purpose of con-
ferring with the officials of the Phila-
delphia chamber of commerce and of
the district office at New York city.
Edward l.. Reilly of Massachusetts,
who has been appointed commercial
bureau, is spending the week studying
the work of this office.
Census Bureau.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Phelps of Ohio. who has
been in the bureau since 1900, died
March %. She had been confined to
her home for some time before her
death.
Kirke u. Austin has finished collect
ing city statistics in Little Rock, Ark,
and has proceeded to his next assign
ment at Birmingham, Ala.
James n. Bobbitt has finished his
assignment for statistics of cities in
Harrisburg and is now at Altoona. Pa.
NJ. Carl Judd of the division Of manu-
features has been confined to his home
for some time on account of illness.
John NJ. Brintor is collecting statis-
tics of cities in New Castle, Pa.
Carlisle Grassland has finished collect
ing city statistics in Chattanooga and
is nov working Nashville. Tenn.
William Langley has completed his
assignment in Lexington and has pro-
ceeded to Covington. KY to collect city
statistics.
In the bureau of navigation RAYMOND
A. Devlin and William n. De Roster.
clerks. have been promoted to $1,000
anG $1,000, respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Gen. George Barnett. commandant of
the Marine Corps, and Mrs. Barnett
left here last week for a two-week
trip in the south.
Among the naval officers registered
at the Navy Department last week we've
Naval Constructor +. S. Land of the
Columbia Lieut. Commander Rodent
Henderson of the Missouri, Naval Con-
structor J. A. Spilman of the New York
navy yard. Lieut.. P. L. Wilson, on wait
ing orders.
Lieut. Commander William Z. Gro
nan is in command of the Supply, which
has sailed from San Francisco for
Guam. where she is to be station ship.
The other officers on board are: Lieut..
William a. Hall. executive officer;
Lieut. (junior grade) John A. L. Zenor,
Ensign Hugh l.. White. Assistant Sur
geon Ruskin N. Shannon, Passed As
sistant Paymaster John H. Knapp.
chef Boatswain Frank d. Blakely,
Boatswain Frederick e. Weber, Chief
Machinist Ellwood w. Andrews and
; Pay Clerk Orville D. Foutch.
Lieut.. tjunior Srade) Richard +.
Byrd, jr.. and Civil Engineer Paul }.
Bean have been placed on the retired
Ha,,, .r,d.r;, frnn, t.ire;,li. IN 1ans
and has been on duty en the Dolphin.
civil Engineer Bean entered the Naval
Academy midshipman in Septem-
/ pei - anu ~ -, Ma
ih - - ,'i.; ,, 10,
Changes III the classified service of
the Navy Department are announced as
follows:
- ppm 80 ~ , suppllsa
anu ,an,, VI u
etei a. 80" p Jams " ~
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vi Ok dpi''' p IN i'1i re- L. ~ "a
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per al, S1'''Y ~ 'ilitulil. Dur eau "a
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81 ''f' PEI ~. @ ''Hel'i' y.
t"PS iSt d. sSiy per "'iilhili' O,," -hiiief
ooG 80 w Craa.h,;. t ae'u ~
| boy Il, $ioV per ahtuiA. secretary Of
w al'ef .: ooh' 't"lp"l ar me-
"'E a. COW l'e' ann I'M. r-'"'i :"
| : any messenger pos "' S"'' per an
, hu-,i'
| iFoin"tt"h. bureau OF suppiles ana
| oltl" ar S''' TO cierk AT Hl'"oo per an
I num- f-ihineI -hldhti' promoted from
cierh at Si'fpo 10 clerk AT Hi,'oo per
! aifun jacob H. ifoiIlheer, from clerk
Co.,
"D'iias d. Jameson, from c!erh AT
%l,l"' !" clerk AT sl;Z"o per alnuti ;
| JCuh H. Ellis. from clerk AT $i'uo" 10
! rIiI 'l,i'| yer a, na ~ ~
/ - an u l'o'h 'leFh AZ sSpo 10 rierh AT
, 49,. pEI aihuHl' tiato!a E. fenpeF-
! 800 ii"iii ''p! Isl az S'f' 70 cierk al
, E'pu per ahtuhl. liEdroSraphic once
| - e. ~ rom craftsman at si'ooo 10
n' az 'sii'n "t sl:Zo" per ahhutn- hu-
! ,'du .. navigation tafeilte r..
d.. t''tttii' '"ih copy Isl Al 9s1p 10 tbI'ElS
Il. go PEI hnhuhi. Secretary once
!. iiar'. from messenger boy
! AT S"eV 10 messenger boy at $500 per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Commissioner Meeker of the bureau
of labor statistics returned last week
from short official visit To New York
city.
The temporary appointment of Miss
\. Edna Shinn in the bureau OF Labor
statistics expired March -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
Battery B, Field Artillery.

Battery + started campaign Tor re-
cruits last Friday night Three were
sworn in-GeorGe r. Naylor, William
F. Lewis and Frank s. Robinson. Five
are awaiting examination and three APP
plications have been made for transfer
from the infantry.
The new dismounted drill regulations
were put in force for the first time last
drill night.
Corporal Herman Stewart has volun-
teered with the assistance of Sergt q.
McGrath. to instruct b Battery men in
the monkey drill. This Will be taken
up this week. Before the annual en-
campment Battery Il plans to spring
several surprises on the remainder or
the guard
Sergt Eanderhoff. instructor-ser-
geant, has been assigned to the new
Baltimore battery in addition to the
District batteries. and every Tuesday
takes a trip there to help them out.
Battery BIS chiefs of sections and
number of the non-comS are going to
pay a visit to Baltimore in the near fu-
ture.
Capt. William Morrison. the inspec-
tor-inStructor. has issued to each bat
terry commander complete set OF ali
blank forms used by the War Depart
ment in militia work. and now all the
officers and senior non-coms are laying
awake at night trying to find out what
to do with them.
Trumpeter West of Battery l. has
just returned from a trip to Mexico
and is busy entertaining the battery
with incidents of his trip and telling
of the work of the regular army in con-
centration and crossing into the !Snd
of cactus and scorpions.
Sergts. McGrath and Giarhetti led "A
large riding party Sunday through the
hills of Maryland. Sergt. Giachctti
says when he got on some of the rodgh
roads in the hills it reminded him very
much of his campaigning i'll the Philip-
pines.
Capt. J. Harry Shannon. who former
" commanded the LIST Battery. Field
Artillery. National Guard of the Dis
trict of Columbia. now known as Bat
terry A. has received notice from the
War Department that his name has
been placed the records there as
eligible for appointment as lieutenant
colonel of field artillery of Volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
5l6N9SE:&Sq!49!ZSs

S a result OF Capt. Terry's con-
tinued demands for full at
tendance, siXty-one members
of the Signal Corps Company
reported for drill Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

win NJ. Fullam. adjutant Of the I'd In
fantry said that the event VIII he con-
fined to members of the National Guard
of the District of Columbia. number
of handsome prizes and trophies VIII
be given, and an effort will be made 10
make the gate receipts pay for these.
Examinations for officers and of on
listed men for the special details of the
new Coast Artillery Company are to be
held next month.
Sergt Simmons, the regular army in
.structor gave very Interesting talk
to the members of Company in the
company's rooms after drill last W cd
nesday evening. The subject of the talk
was Advance Guard and outpost
DUTY" At the conclsion OF the lecture
Sergt simmons explained some OF the
methods of trench warfare that are now
being used in Europe
Sergt Richa rdson of Company 10
training the recruits in rifle practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

YGuARp

. LANS are being made by the
newly formed Sd Infantry Ath-
letic Association for an athlct-
ic meet, to be held in touven-
ton Hall April -. capt. Ed
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06

err oct belbigere at bare / SiIoen Tor
eren enb at uente, I'll ben irpier.
Slip SauiIoffen inopaa, bpor
Snobsitninsen er giort, % Der er
bare llgres % Iligt no9et igien.
Suuele oil 9oe l(9rpSiet Iise ueo
S%oroiforpen os gisre oet rent / DC
traneeite Iffroee.
= Sons tr9nger Stsobob Iigc
iaa meeet, iom Ri Nenneiter trGuecr
@onoboo. Get er mar. paotioc at
Ierge for, at Sen'ene tan baue nogct
at babe iie / til Sinteren. geiitso er
Qobt, % / 9sbSioIo er Stenfu!aife
life iaa p9rit. SrGnife er miuore
beloig.
- Den Wanb, iom iaar WaiS %
IIialia til Of bore paa lin 6orm,
trpnaer life at betpmre ii9 ouer, al
ser iomme Iar tommer Hltit paa
5peoen % "Smut paa Souren. Son
bar eanife nor Ell boIanceret Hation
for fine WeIfefiicr, ioutt iorlte alaS.
les Sober for 8pGg, &eitc, @riie %
SONS.
"8rit" ener itGrp Smaalten or
set SIags "S9nber" Sons % anocn
Sltal bar at "tpgge" lin 6eoe mco.
lloen "8rit" pantripcS sc % oer.
Ter err life paa ole 6orme Grit"
nof for Seniene ielu Sen Sio, De gaor
uoe. 9erior ifulOe mon paa iligc
6arme fisre biem / Seniegaarben Ct
9pS @rlis og eroo Sono Ell Sang
ibIonot. 90 ON &intcren er oct al
ocIes n~ebpenbiet at bare "@rit" ior
Ssniene. "Sitersifal", iom fan flo.
bes fnuIte, er bra; men De gisr lit,
iuIot no for Grit.
- Oct er %iletiffe ON at giprc al
iao iplbt Siloen / en- ripenoe Sort
Oct er mere ON at 9isre at faa tploI
oen paa ben rette Wooben. 0tai8
aren label iom Stilf % 9Iobe ifilI
oe iprebes goot og iepnt uoooer. Yui
poa, at oct er Iibt beiere runbt &pa
acne emo / Miioten belle Chen. Spl
oes Siloen meo tprt WtaisfoOer eleI
altfor tor Wais, maa mau brllgI
Sanb, naar ben fpIOe5. I'll 9rsn cl
les paste mooen MoiS trGn9eS if.
Sonb.
- Set er at ~iteritc &i9tigbeo q
itelle eoot meb Soit9riiene, iaa De c,
fomne goot paa Sci, naor %ntercl
msoer Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06

~tationcrne er ct iterft % iamitem'
mig Quite on at ioa Ell Zig Son'
ieruule iammcntoloet.
: Heiollrtioneu CT oct uotrpf.
feliq irembGpet, at oct life or DE.
ningen at mGglc 6rco, bare al pa.
retagc SutcrcSicr iom nil opitaa /
Sorbinbclle meo Professionalism.
gerne. &IQe politiitc Eurtier / Dc
ire 2anOe5 MISUNDERSTANDING -
unotoQcu oe norife SociaIiiter -
bar reprpientcrcoe pau Wsoet, ION
bIauot line 9eltagere tGact bou0g
oanife % uorife Hegieriug5meOlem
mer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06
prof. Penr. ulohn 600.

Rorge bar miitet Ell al inc melt
tienote WfGno, ioct ibo, GroieSIor
Senrif W}obn Natten til Den 13oc
Sept. er aiguaet ue0 9soen 81 aar
aammel. Neo bam err en- gtorO
mano meo ct / Tl0enifabeu Ueroens'
fienot Roou gaaet bort. 9lunot
Wfetcorologeruc / ale &er0ens0ele
iuotog Mobn Ell al De isrite Rlabic,
% bans 8irfe paa Bette Gmraaoe
bar / enfelte Senieenocr grltnolpg
genoe. 6aa NoromGno bar uoret
tet ct iaa tort % gaunligt Sio9oert
iom Wtohn.
Seurif Mobn bar i9ot | Bergen
og lagoe iig i line S%tloenter %
Ganoioatooge iprlig eiter Sniff og
GlItronomi, flint ban buUoe taget
gcrgeramen. "a Yieteorologien be.
qpnote at blipe Ell pioeuifabelig Sag
i arimfrigeu5 Gage, faiteoe gtobn
iia oper oen meo Den Guergi og
@rrnoigbeo, iom par bam egen. %
ban bleo al Dem, iom oparbetoeoe
bette Sag iii Ell Bi0euitab az fang
og itaiieoe oct prattiit Setponing
FOR Sip % gtPringsoriit. Wobu5
9irfIombeo faiteoe CLANS oucr uorif
Toritning, % ban orguuiiereoe llo.
iormmingen al W2eteorologien5 praf
tiite Reillltoter meo Ell Guergi %
en- ISnoiigt, iom uitunng oen beicitc
8eipeft. Get bar ham, Tom gioroe
R]cteorologieu til Sioeuifab al Den
~itsrite 9etpouiug for norit NGrin8s.
liu o. iRrIig for Sanoets 6iiterier.
Get oil isre for Iar0t at income
ale Sc ~oiouuoerlige @rene. ionl op.
tog Yroiesior Mobns SutereSie %
omiattenoe arbeiosiper. Geo Sioer
al hans meteoroligiite S%ortieneiter
mad uGpne5 bans Irbeioe for 30.
larioritningen. San gap ! lin Slo
Ranieu Sheen Ill oen ierite "6rum"
S9ro 1896, o. ale De ieuerr
norite Eolarerpeoitioner bar ban
6iitaaet meo Haab, Sa liseiaa per
oifnlot bar hans itore Arbeioe meo
ReIultaterne al DC uorite Eolarerpe'
oitioner p9ret. I'll lin iioite ar'
beiosoas par Nobn optnget nler
bette Stoi. bpprai ban iremorog b
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06

melt intereSionte oa opiiatSpGffenoe
Slutninger.
Ogiaa pdo Sceanografiens Cmr
roobe bill Wohus Raun for bcitan.
Oig bIipe rppnt iom ct al sc grumo,
lU6gen6e.
Wfohu par life al DC 8i0euitabS.
mPno, iom mco Sioen iofteoe az
teruo. 6or alt mt bupoe ban ct
oabent 2ie. Nuereoe ira ierite
Stlno, GA 6Ippemaitinernc 6lcu op.
iuuOct, ~ioruOiogOe ban OercS tore
6remtto % YetpOntng. 4orif 2uit
ieilaoSiorening omfatteoe ban meo
itor SntereSie o. bar Oennes Sores
meolem.
Som 6oridtter bar Ytohn uofol,
oct Ell eneituaeroe rig @irtiombe6.
Sam bar uogiuet mere emo 100 itsr.
re og miuorc GibanoIinger. gufeItc
or uotomnet puu De iIeite europPiife
SprOg.
SaaoeI ira lloluno iom SnOIauo
lit Eroiesior Robn rig Baaitien.
nellie FOR lit Tirfe. AQereoe tiSIig
it ban oct bPorenoe Iilblto ON at
ooertage geitprelien al 9euti6e
Seeparte; men goo @atriot iom
Wiobu enr, oiloe ban urbetoe / lit
| 6Gorelanos Iieneite. San par oeo
lin Goo Wcolem al 81 pioenfabeli
&c Tfuoemier % 9Gresoottor ueO
ilcre lluiueriiteter. San par Weo.
lem AZ 8eitprelien / iorifieaige gt,
oenifab5ielitaber % / ilere dar 9rU
les ! Gbriitiauia observation-disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06
Haab % ginf.

On Snbienoer / ct Sarmerblao
fort9aer, at ban bar funoet Slsoe
bore eft goot 0tiooel for "9loat". 30
al bans Soliteinfuer aab en- Worgeu
for meget bn9get grsn Ilfalia og
ipulmeoe op Zig en- "tpif Zeppelin;
men mellem 5 % 10 Otinlter, efterat
ban bapoe sipet Dem en- Sint 6lsoe
bper, bar De "aa right" igien, ifriper
ban.
"Spin.Gities Diff TrooucerS'
@siociation" er en- Screening, Der ont
fatter 80 IofaIe 6oreningcr / De lem
Gountper, Der li9ger nprmeit ino I'll
minneapolis og ct. Taul. Smtrent
1900 Sarmere, iom p~rooucerer Welf
Tor Warfeoet, tilbsrer oenne Isioct.
alton. 9enne nl9gtige Sarmerior-
ening bar life bare oct Woal at op-
naa beiere Yriier. &enere % bebre
Wtelf til en- Eris, iom gier oct mn.
ligt at probucere iaaoan, er Yfaalet.
- @eitemmer mo Jig til at bog
BONN" eft Stpffe Wiais, B. b. I. at
Iaoe @riiene fomme iuo / oct o. gisre
Snobeitninsen ieIp, bsr man fomne
thu, at oct iielben eaer ulorig iuarer
Resniug at Hippo @riiene I'll at gis.
re BET Irbeioe, isr Waiien er 9anife
MODEM eIler "oenteo". @r Ytaiien
ultfor umooen, gaar for meget al Den
tilipilbe.
- Wangen Ell Sarmeriamilie pill
De bare oct meget bpggeligere % be.
ore, END BET altior oite err Silfploet,
bpis Der hos gamle og nrlge / Sami,
lien fanotes libt mere Sroensians %
ct libt mere aabent @lif for oct, iom
goot os ifisnt er. Siot Spruoniu1
og Sppuosning noe og inoe fan
ihlnoom gisre mere. emo maj fund.-
bare bremt ON.
- Iais, iom er goot "oenteo" %
iuit i9roig iii at blipe %ifaaret ior
Sober, er iuit paste MODEM Tor Si'
loen ogiaa. altior grsn % altfol
tor Nais err life beoit ififtet til a
bIipe siort gniiIage al. Wais fol
eniilaee ifulbe altiaa life bore aIt
for @rsn, oa Der bliper Tor iur en-
iilase al ben. Seleriffe ifuloe Wai
fen itaa iaa lGnge, til ben miiter ioI
mango 9laoe, oa oens RRrinssuRro
] oerpeo iorminoifes. Ren fen @aai:
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Qlfoholforbuo
for Militore

SEQ norif fgl. Heiolution al 26be
gllleuit 1916 er bet beitemt:
s Senbolo til Naraaraf A | SOB
al 26oe Sui 1916 ON pIi9tmpSiig
Ifbolo ira Glfobolnpoelle / pisie
Stiainger motase8 ira 6orbuoet
SoperS Saragraf I:
81. 6or SGrenS &eOfommenoe;
+. Wilit9re @efalingsmGno peb
Sfoleaioelinger eaer anore %gorniio'
nerenoe Ifoelinger UNDER SpbolS
uoenfor Sfoles, &aiernetuarters eaer
2eiromraaOe / Sioen efter at oereS
ieopanli9e baglige Sieneite er euot
Yau SGitninger gi9loer Sorbuoei
for DC / bette Sunft nGpnte Seias
lingSmGno DOG ogIaa | oen Sio, %
Der paa 6pItningen paagaar or0i'
mere GaobenspelIer, eller nuur fom'
m~anoerenoe General beItemmer set.
oaIaa unber ouoen WiIitPrtieneite
2. Wilitpre 8efolingsmGno pef
iprlise ofiiciele anlebnineer eftel
9eitemmeIie for boert enfelt SiliGl
De al Sipiiior, @eneralinipeftsr eael
tilIparenbe Gbef.
3. Nilitprperioner, naar De BOZ
/ eler beisger pripate Silent.
&obetterS % menige SfoleeleuerI
@9relIer betragtes bog life / oennC
Senieenoe lom prioate Stem.
9. Sor Warinens 8eofommcnbe
/. QQe omborop9renbe pua SID
togt Cir. Den milit9re Stroifelol
Taragraf s, /. Elrnftrm) unoe,
SfibetS Senliggen / fremmeo 9oOn
AZ UNDER SpbolO ilano, b oeb ne
prpientation omboro label prioa
iom ofiiciel.
2. 9eialing5mPno pon Sog
~(oerunoer Den Gel al ct Sistogt
iom foregaar / norif Sorpano) I'm
Der Spbolo / @aon: AZ peo ofiicie
Representation omborb ~Iigeoperio
uoenIanoife &rigsifibe eaer Office
rer, b efter 2peIiernes AfilutninI
for Sagcn peO ielifabelig SamuG
ombor0 me6 Qeriouer, iom life iii
berer Warinen.
unotagelierne UNDER 1 90 2 giGl
Ser life geialiugsmGtb, iom ba
@ast eler ifal oOertage @ogt tnoe.
6 Elmer.
3. geo i9rlige ofiicieQe Nlnle>
Ringer: a. militPre GerIoner pa
Sistogt, b miIitere geialingsmpn
paa Sogt og Oeo opiot Nilit9raiO(
ling, eiter geitemmelie al Den pa
Sfibet (Steoet) SsiitbeiaIcn6e.
A. @ilit9re 8eialinesmGno be
SfoleaioeIinger eler andre sarn.
Ionerenoe Gfoelinger UNDER Spbol
ubenfor Sfolc', aaierne., Soartel
eaer 2eiromraabe / Siben efter G
ocres Ieopanlige oagIise 5ieneite {
enot.
8. RiIitqre gerIoner, naur
Dor / eaer beisger pripate Sien
aabetters os menise SfoleeIeper
@9relie betragtes Dog life i Dem
Scnieenoe iom priuate Stem.