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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09
Small Detachment of Ameri-
cans Sent Ahead on Special
Train at Request of Ger
man Authorities.
ALSACE-LoRRAINE
Ceremonies of Formal Transfer Of Ter
ritory to French Authority Is
Made Occasion for Big
Celebration.
IBy Webb Miller, United Press Staff
Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICANS IN

[By Webb Miller, United Press Staff
Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICANS IN
PRUSSIA, Dec. S.-American troops
are in Coblenz.
A small detachment at the request
of the German authorities, went
ahead of the main body Of the Third
army for immediate occupation OF the
important Rhine city. 1t travelled in
a special train and was due to arrive
in CoblenZ at noon.
Premature occupation of the center
of the American bridgehead resulted
from a written request by the burgo-
master and military commander who
asked that the Americans enter Cob
lenz Immediately after departure OF
the German troops. No disorder was
reported in that city, but the German
officials declared that owing to I'M
settled conditions they wished to take
no chances and wanted the Ameri-
cans to arrive on the heels Of Ger
man soldiers who began evacuating
yesterday afternoon.
The detachment dispatched to Cob
/ lenz was the second battalion of the
Thirty.ninth infantry, fourth division,
comprising about a thousand men
/ Arrival of the Americans at the
! Rhine is thus four days ahead OF
schedule. The remainder of the
| Third army will come up as planned.
The second battalion will declare
martial law in Coblenz and guard
public utilities.
The main force has reached the
| line of Rupperath, Boos. Copenich.
! Maven. johannesburg, Simmern and
Kellenbach.
In view of the revolutionary condi-
tions, the Americans plan to deal with
whatever party is in power. In only
| three towns have they found work
mems and soldiers council as the de-
facto government. They dealt with
them the same is they have with the
burgomasters.
| At Treves the burgomaster was
working in harmony with the work
mems and soldiers council.
The occupation of German territory
thus far has been remarkably pacific
Although facilities have been giver
for complaints to the commands oil
Iboth armies, not single complaint OIL
arrest was made either by the Ameri
cans or Germans The Americans are
holding hundreds of square miles oi
enemy territory, and ruling hundreds
of thousands of enemy people, ye
there has not been single overt act
of hostility by a person of responsible
age reported.
The military officials experienced ir
] occupation of enemy countries con
slider this a remarkable record. The.
are puzzled to account for the lack o
bitterness, considering that the Ger
u
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09
Killed in Action, 379; Died OF
Wounds, 0; Missing in
Action, 333.

1 WASHINGTON, Dec. e.-The fol
|lowlng casualties are reported by the
commanding general of the American
probationary forces:
Killed in action. 379.
Died of wounds, none
Died of accident and other causes,
[none.
Died of disease, none.
wounded severely, S91.
wounded, degree undetermined
|oone.
Wounded slightly, 165.
Missing in action, 333.
Prisoners, none.
Total, 1,76S.
Killed in Action.
Mayor Mark Hanna, Kansas City,
Mo.
CAPTAINS
Frank F. Battles. Philadelphia, Pa.
Louis G. Knack, Detroit, Mich.
Geutenants-
RAYMOND A. Schoberts, Versailles,
KY
Albert H. vickers. Cambridge. Mass.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09
[By Robert J. Bender. United Press
STAFF Correkpondent.

| GY ooAu0lp ohAIS0 AOcS
Staff Correspondent
ABOARD THE u. s. S. GEORGE
WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-(night) )----
(by wireless to the United Press)-
President Wilson has given no indt-
cation of his views concerning dis.
position of the former kaiser. but he
is expected to be consulted by inter
national law experts in this regard.
In view of the fact that British Of
ficials favor placing Wilhelm on trial.
the presidents attitude may be most
important.
The president today held his first.
conference with his advisers. Secre-
tary Lansing and Ambassador White
had a long talk with him concerning
Americas attitude toward specific
problems Of the peace conference.
William Howard Taft's speech in
New York, favoring the league Of ma
tions. was read with much official
satisfaction. 1t is known the presf-
dent regards formati of the league
of nations as one Of the fundamental
objects of the peace congress, and 1s
expected to take the stand that this
important matter shall not be clouded
with minor issues.
The weather is getting warmer and
the seas smoother as the George
Washington approaches the Azores.
which are expected to be reached
Tuesday.
President Wilson and his party at
tended religious services this morn
ing. with the enlisted men, in the
lower quarters. He Joined in the
singing and prayers.
Later he rested and then took
walk about the decks.
The youngsters along the road TO
the Washington Country club wnere
the president plays golf will not be
forgotten this Christmas. The presl-
dent has arranged to purchase candy
and presents for these children VINO
ALWAYS waved their hands and saluted
him on his way to the club.
The gifts will be delivered by the
white house car, the same as usual,
hut OF course, some other than Mrs.
| wilson will distribute them.
! People Flock to Paris.
IBy Fred S. Ferguson, United Press
STAFF Correspondent
! PARIS, Dec. 9.-The peace dele
gates of all the powers are expecteo
! to reach Paris by the end OF this
week. The date for opening the
inter-allied preliminary conferences
however. will not be set until after
President Wilson arrives.
| Paris is becoming more congestec
every hour. All hotels are filed tt
capacity and cots have been put VI
in bath rooms, corridors and store
rooms. Prices of everything are sky
rocketing. The aspect of the entire
city has changed within fortnigh
from war to peace. Stores are dis
playing big electric signs for the frs
time in four years. Shop window!
are showing more civilian and les'
military apparel. New theatres ar
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09
Not One Word from Big Ship
Since She Left Barbados
in March.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Grouped
with the great flotilla Of missing ships
tha, have put to sea and never reach
ed port, is the U. S. S. Cyclops, whose
name has been stricken from the
United States naval registry.
There has been no more baffllng
mystery in the annals of the navy,
saws Secretary Daniels in his annual
report, referring to the disappearance
II the vessel
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09
Promised Car Service Today.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
OMAHA, Neb. Dec. 9.-Although
President Wattles Of the street car
company promised street car service
today. following the striking car mems
refusal to arbitrate. yesterday. there
was no attempt made to run cars up to
one D. m. today. The tie up has been
complete since the men went out last
Wednesday.
Federal Concillator Smith and Pres
ident Reynolds, Of the Nebraska fed.
Grafton of labor. are making another
attempt to get the two warring fact
ions together this afternoon. Mean
time the public hiked or used jitneys
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09
GUARD of 10000 ordered out.

Guard Of 10000 Ordered Out.
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 9.-Ten thou
sand members of the republican
guard were ordered under arms i'll
Berlin last night to quell rioting
there, according to dispatches re-
ceiyed from that city today.
The best bolshevik organizers from
Russia are arriving in Berlin to lead
the Spartacus group.
Among them is said to be Levine.
cit is not known whether this is
misspelling Of Premier Lenines
name.)
Spartacusites Rule Munich.
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 9.-Spartacu-
sites broke up non-socialist meetings
in Munich and compelled the police
to promise removal of all national
flags, according to dispatch from
that city today.
Crown Prince Goes Armed.
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 9.-The former
crown prince has decided not to re.
ceive visitors, unless he is permitted
by the Dutcn authorities t.. carry
revolver, it was learned here today.
That Friedrich Wilhelm, although he
has abdicated, still regards himself as
an Interned soldier is Indicated by his
request that he be allowed to wear
mutt while visiting a dentist in this
city. 1t is understood the government
has granted him permission to come
here and will provide him with an
escort, but specified that he must
wear a uniform.
A special German cook has arrived
at Wieringen. The former crown
prince is quoted as having said that
he would die if he were forced to eat
! food "a la Dutch"
Says Kaiser Not Responsible.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-"The kaiser
missed his vocation; he should have
managed a cabaret declared MAXI
milan Harden, in an interview witt
the Berlin correspondent OF the Lon
| don Express.
"The kaiser had no personal F,
in the war. He was discredited anc
became tool of the junkers. the!
thought him coward and feared ht
would fail to sign the declaration o
war, SO they sent him to Norway
Foreigners saw the kaisers FACADE
but never saw his interior
"The armistice terms are hard
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09
Grape Growers to Act.

United Press Leased Wile Service.I
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. Dec. o.
California grape growers will seek an
Injunction to preevnt enforcement OF
the war time prohibition proclamation.
This statement was made today by
Theo. A. Bell, attorney for the grape
growers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09
s.Iojans In Two Towns.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service ]
HAVRE, Dec. S-Delayed.)-"
cavalry has occupied Neuss and Gre
field (on the Rhine. In the Dussel-
dorf region)," the Belgian war office
announced today.
Our infantry has reached the
front Of wasc-..'vberg, Baal and
JulinA@
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09
To Enroll In Red Cross
AT This Christmas Tx
President Wilson's Appeal TO People Of United State
Good Work is Not Ended

IUntdP PessI Wire s1
notm
America aenroua
bya enerousRe Crossre
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09

The Telegraph Service Of The
naily Gate City and Constitn.
.;on. Democrat is received over
onr own leased wire.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-09

THE WEATHER
Partly Cloudy and Colder. Lo-
cal temp. p. M, Sc; z a M,
SO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
2'ttberan Mormal % Mnsnitar1a
lanet Ia1nmen.

2utberan Mormal 5cbool 5iorr
Sails % M1guitanu College i @an-
ton, g. Daf., er blebet ilaaet Iant-
men / 9beren9ltemmelie mes ben
8eIlut1ni1g, iom bleb ffnttet pan ben
norif lutberffe &iirfes Mg6e / Sarge.
i 5ommer. Canton 5folen BIZ biz
be fflpttd til 5iour Sails. Set M
geabn Hiber Mlga1ltnnn College %
Normal 5cbool". 8r. s.. g. Sille-
Doe, Der bar geitprer for 2utberan
Norn1al, bleb balgt til 8eitprer for
ben rDe S%nifitltion og 8rof. S. g.
ytorogaaro af M1g1titana til @icebe-
1tDrer. 8oar6 Of Erlitees for Con-
ton 5folen unoerbm6ler mi meb
Ssamf11t6ets Sfoleraao 6m at figbe
Gollege-8Dg1tingerne for at benDHe
Dem tic Ell S9iifole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Skal Diet v8re Sanborn
af Ashland?
Hvorfor eksperimen-
tere i Tider som de
nuv8rende?

Manufacturer at A. W.. Sanborn
at Ashland, Wis, for den republic
kanske Nomination TIL Repraesen-
tant i Kongressen giver Vaelgerne
= Wisconsins lite Kongres-Distrikt
Valget af en- pvet Lovgiver. MI.
'Sanborn har haft otte Aars Erfa-
ring som Lovgiver i Wisconsins Sc
nat
Den eneste republikanske Kandi-
dat i Distriktet, der har haft. o
gen Erfaring i Lovgivningsarbei-
de, er A. w. Sanborn.
Sanborn .appellerer like til snaev-
re Fordomme. Han forlanger kun
at blive bedSmt efter sin virksom-
he'd for Arbejdssagen, Landvese-
net og Wisconsins HEN.
Hvad han har udrettet som Low
giver har vnret konstruktivt og
holdbart. bet har modstaaet An
greb we'd de OVERSIZE Retter.
Valgerne kan yeje hans Virk-
somhed imod Lpfterne at upr9vede
.og u@vede Kandidater.
The Workingman's Compensation
Act, The. Railway Employees Liza
bility Act, Woman's Minimum
Wage Law, The Uniform Diverse
Law, Farmers Cooperative Law
er allie fast indskrevne i Wiscon-
sins Statslove af Senator Sanborn
og STAIR son. Monumenter over
Mandens Nytte for Nationen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
&aptain g. 81. @eterlen,

OtuP4HlW w W. fptltIltll
iom forleben 6gbe ombor6 poa fit
|Sfib, beliggenoe / en- Mtlanterhopn,
op1tane6e en-. M6er al Cd Mar. 8aa
fin forrige &ejie fl1n6e bn11z me6ens
ban befmbt fig UNDER 8erm16as.
perrte, feire so Mar 5gmanos-S Subj
Iaa1m. San begpnote fom @fibs-
bpeng onrbor6 paa unffo". 5ont
Sfprman6 ieile6e ban 81. a. UNDER
&aptajn Senger me6 set be(len;ote
|Smerifib uGon1tantin" paa gm0<
lamb. S 6enne Neriobe bIeb ser
oberraft bam ct m9gtigt SpIpbpJer
for nopiit @enligbe6 imo6 @ejiclti-
penoieforeringens Me6lemmer, ga
6isfe | ct Mmtal al 800 omboro pao
~@onitantin" giafte6e l1oitiningprnc
/ geetpcaitle on GDne % Mancbelter.
|9a BON u6nebntes til &aptain, fit
ban o@ronen" at fore og ieile6e /
|1pngere Gio poa Mptgbing=Illitcr,
gepborg, &i9ge og fleue &1ebitecer.
r&ronen" beboIM BON / 9 @ar nMr-
fon1os" bab6e BON / 13, u&oImbla6"
i bolbon6ef og Motoriflbet ugalifor-
nia" Der bar bpgget 10: at repre-
ientere ben 6anife R,ifaroif1aaoe
|beo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @a5ring, /
|ba1biiette @nr. On brno og ftgt
.oonif Seman6, iom I'LL min6es
.blanN fine @enner.
Sons 8iinttelfe fanbt / Jre6ags
|gte6 fra Nien6e @abes imuffffe ban<
tie Strife 8rooflpn Ser bar fpl6t of
Mfog6eS talrige 8enner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
@borlebes @rnpp itartebe.

Ser er ingen SpibI ON, at @tor=
b%ritannien intte. Epfflon6 / Sci /
|Ssn6nitrien, 1t6tte6e Sc fgrite in6u.
@itrielle Soretagenoer / 2onoet og be-
ban6le6e BET / Oct belle taget io1n CT
flint 2pre6reng. Men set er mol
ffe lite iaa befien6t, at ielpe. &r1tpp,
Man6en, Der bar lat @eiierens
|3ropper / 5tan6 til at boloe uc Iaa
|lenge, og iom fit bam til at tro set
mnligt for Ebiflan6 at fnl1ie Scr.
ben, fit fin ferite @apital / England!
I1fre6 &r1tpp TOM til Birmingham
/ 1910 me6 en- SSntro6uftion fra
|Dr. Clemens til en- flor engelf So
BRIT for eleftriif Nlooming og tilbgo
oen en- 9pfin0elie til at rulle Me-
toilet r8lanfs", iom 6en Gang o11-
benotes megd til at labe 8or6gofler
|og Steer af. Sor en- Gangs @fplo
bar BET en- tbif 0pftnbeIie - Epifer-
ne pleier 10 ellers fun at uonptte
andres Soccer iom tegneoe til at
|b1ipe brugbar; og @rupp fit 10000
Bln6 al Sabrifen for fin Mafine.
Wee6 6isie @enge ben6te ban til
|bage til EDiflan6, ne6iatte fig / @s<
len og 1ag6e Ser @rnn6en til set
fempemesiige in6u1triel1e Soreta=
genoe, Ser bar fotipnet be1e geroe1t
me6 BaabenmnteriieI, og iom befjef=
tiger en- bel Scr al Mrbei6ere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
@rAnnn ny
Krtgaskat.

u9SaDs nn0 WtennS &on1lteen al
&ongresiens nn6erbus bar mt 5fat,
telopgibning nn0er 0berpeelie. &c.
fretpren fnporiferer en- 5fat at SO
'pgt. pua @rigsfortienite. S e1
Selegram til Chairman @tcbin II.
ger 3an:
Set er min 1terfe 0perbebis.
ming, al Beifattelie al rem &rigsfor.
tieneIte er ben eneife Maa6e, bpor'
poa bi fan 1ua arigens &rofitma:
CERT % at set for 9iebliffet er er
.fulot n6 retfarotg 5orbo1osregel Al
pfonomiife @r1noe fnnbel ON, foroi
oct er en- filter og %ng6pen6ig Maa6e;
1bborpaa man fan in0bringe Ell ito1
i9el al 6e1t frepe6e 5fnt.
uDe potriotiife 8ro6nceren6e
,Mmerifa ffful6e bore tilfreos meo, al
len Semte6eI at 6eres &rigsprofi1
ffiifres benz; iler 1aar ri tenfer paa
lat Sc Mpn6, JON femper og 66r
|5ranfrig for at lfffre Sribeoer TO,
BEN, iom blibe biemme, og fom gig1
bet muIigt for benz at peobIibe ]
l6%orretning, i Selge 4ongresfenS
,@eotpgter bar en- SSn6tegt poa $39t
for 6eres Sieneite, DbortiI De Mau
,gibe 6eres 8Io6 / @iebet."
Set er en- meget forftaroig Sale
,af Sefretpr Mcgl6oo, fom fortiene1
allies 8ifalo. sSsf SET oeitomin6re bill
Der fiffet bore ma1tge, om nnfer en-
Iiaaoan Cob for at SIRE 8rlo poo
oeres perionlige &ettiigbe6er. De
litore Sorretmnger Tan iiffffe ie, at Sc
lite bebeper at bobe rtogen effstro
.Sortienelte for set gfgtraarbeioe,
ION &egierineen logger paa benz,
,og ben gfStrapro6atftion, iom eta,
ten FREEZER for at binoe en- ofgieren.
be Seir. Sc fan lite foritaa at Sc
lite paa en- retfnroig Maaoe tan
benDtte fig at 5ituationen tt at BE.
rige fig paa, felD on set ogina fhuI.
De fomme I'll at gao 11o ober ser
,breoe 8efolfning, iom moa 1ioc TN.
Der De 8prber, &ringen n11nfogoae.
,ligt lagger poo ben. De Tan i ihte
.forftoa, at oe 'Metooer, fom bioino.
til ct b1ebet aniet for retfaroige,
lite er reffnroiae nnar Be benptter
fig .of 5olfets 500.
Dg @rnttoen er Ma,tgel paa aipr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
amerifanife Tlust oper Gien.
6ens Sinner.

General @erfbing bar nnoerrdtett
&rgsoepartementet ON, at ti6lig
Mngn1t foretog en- f%uloifenoig @ifa-
ore paa 18 Sobilano Meroplaner,
bbgget De Sor: 5tater og n6itDret
meo 2iberb Motorer, meo Selo 6e-
reg fgrlte MISUNDERSTANDING meo
Maifiner at o%1nerifani Ronitruhion
bag 6e tbffe 2inier.
Soet &rigSmiiniter 8afer gab benz
ne 0plDsni1g, meo6elte bnn, at 8ri=
g%aoegeneral 5oulois af ben arreri-
far1fe Wpoetleneife arfdrte @fspebi=
tionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Homer 9elbitDre billie hetbpoe 226s-
ningen al ct at geroetsbiftorieus !
ferite 8robIeuter.
11retferbig grabering


!, st nnbert 8reo ra TO MeoIen1.
r1er Of Min1teiota gonmisiion Of
:BltbM 5nfetp tic Charles s. 8rar1o,
sgbef for MarfeoSburen1let 2ono-
br1tgsbeportemertd / 8aibirgton,
CT ct Document Of itor sS1ftepesie for
&beoeaDIepe Mfe -nlette / Minnefota.
men i belle 2an6e. Get er Sbar
pnn % en- in6gaaeroe Smgoegnaelie
al en- Meo6eleIfe fra ST. grano til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. | Norb 9as
toto, BbiIfen Meobelelie er Henot
ION u5erbice amo Meg1ldtorp Mn-
t1oltceinert $50. b..
De to @omrnisiGrer, 6. $. Marc)
% Ebomas g.. Gaibn1an, benpen0er
Zig til Mer. Brano fom nSyarmere og
&be6eapleren. @e panbfier Hart %
go6t, bbor uretfar6ige be / 1917
'peotagne Grader ct mob Barmerne,
% me66eler Ell SnerftM ober Wtr.
8ron6s birffeliige eIler tiI1pmlaber6e
8~eItrnbelierI for at finoe ct Mi66el
for ben SHa6e % urd TOM bisfe
Grader bar ponfgrt &DeoeabIerne-
8%etrabelier, ion' iiffffe bar ert til no.
get, men er reiu1teret / EN- &naffffe
Selbmpbfigelier % @in6. Ceres
6rernitilling paabiier afgierenoe, at
@ra6erne ct 1ige ian uretfer6i@,
iom fbr mon begbnote at fftlle rette
poo Misgrebet al 1917; at Tom set
MI itaor, er De en- blo0ig nret MOB
Sarnterne, me6ens be ct megM g111-
itige for Mellerre, Jon mi fnn mole
iamme @ra6 WoeI at $50. 3 fom at
SEQ. 1 &beoe og foa Ben for ieffs
Gents min6re pr. 8nl5eI: Maeo iaa-
.banne &ienosgierninger for 9ie er
Oct life laa 1t1tberli@, at MgIlere
bar funnel opbiie en- bnloig Sortje-
nelte paa 6eres Sorretning.
Spis man gnar u6 fra, at Scr.
Brand ers en- 6pgtig Sugmano, boil
let man 10 bar @t til at o1ttoge, er
bet banifeligt at foritaa bans Op=
trRoen ! 6enne Sag. On bnn bob
De 1agt on poo af beHffe @arme %
Meisneie bInn6f Sormerms funoe
3an nappe babe bar61et fort onoer-
leoes, END bonn bar giort. Sans
nopgttgbe6 for lin Stilling, forian-
blot Snebegrooering ongadr, Ell lagt
lao Hart for Dagen al bam feln, at
bioere 8ebiier er oberfl6otge. Sar,
merne bill antagelig gi6re 1T for at
fenoe opgtige % felpitenbige Mun6
til &ongresien, bbor De bnr Mnleo-
ming BERTH Mnn6, lom Tan %
bill if6tte be @epr9ientonter / 6e1
~nl1beren6e &ongres, JON 1Dar gior,
tit beoite for at rette pao ben ,1ret.
font er eDet moo 2a16ets @beoe-
ablere. CWfinn. @11bI. @nf. Conn.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

sIigbeo hl nrterifanie Son,
.@la1,geI poo 8atriofiame. Soar
blot Set pife8 urea,tfratisHf faar
SOB tiI ct beuDtte iig Of bet ,1oi-
benoe 6Golf, iaa a,tgaar set lite ben
arnerifanibe Storforretninggn1ano at
fon bet iatl111e afifafd Der / bort
ega 2ano. 20 BOG beraaber 9an ig
paa itoprte patriotiife BpleIier, naar
ct % at1bet ffaI iattes igiennem !
sSeireng giemeo. @onffe ban ogfaa
giber rnnoeIigt tic Statens lGigre-
mod; men set e. BON 10 np6t til.
Oaen ben Eaffe, at ban ieh 1fuloe
tage fiji Sci Of &rieens gpr6er %
2ioelier, Dor alorig befnnod fig !
bans Sierne. SON fan ilet life faa
j 1T Sobeo, at bon eIDo % Dans 6or-
refining man Iioe unoer Be famme
2ibelier, iom belle Rationen Iioer
a11oer. Set Ell berfor, Iaaoa1t en-
Wtano man mangle ianb N%atriotis-
11pe, ont END bon not ian bit beran,
Der Jig berpna. Soa lpnge ban
ftn tanfer pda fig lelb og fit eget
gel % tin egen &arriere, laa er ban
egotitiff % life patriotiif. Son mao
10 % bel bioe, at 4nn er iHftte Solicit
eller Nationen, og afpe6 at tiene fig
ielp er oct life gibet, at BON tiener
Natiot1en, men hnrtimob, iunban-
ne Cher iom mi.
M1a1 fan .enobu .gan pibere og
ftge, at omerb 2oben er6m1 life bnr
ftemplet en- fna6an Manb 1om 5or=
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bet 6es terfere;; tbi en- fanban Sm<
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floor ] biametra1 Meobintning til Be
iimp1dte moralffe @r11noietninger.
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er at Statens 2obe tnges / 8rug
Iom ct gGrn meoens De melt men-
.neifeliges og melf inoIgien6e morulife
2pbe trRoes UNDER Sober.
Il OI G+,,h
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