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廃刀令（大禮服竝ニ軍人警察官吏等制服著用ノ外帶刀禁止）
散髪脱刀令（散髪制服略服脱刀随意ニ任セ礼服ノ節ハ帯刀セシム）
下の二つの候文の読み方をお教え下さい！！！
自今大禮服著用竝ニ軍人及ヒ警察官吏等制規アル服著用ノ節ヲ除クノ外帶刀被禁候條此旨布告候事
但違反ノ者ハ其刀可取上事
散髪制服略服脱刀共可爲勝手事
但禮服ノ節ハ帶刀可致事
廃刀令（大禮服竝ニ軍人警察官吏等制服著用ノ外帶刀禁止）
散髪脱刀令（散髪制服略服脱刀随意ニ任セ礼服ノ節ハ帯刀セシム）
下の二つの候文の読み方をお教え下さい！！！
自今大禮服著用竝ニ軍人及ヒ警察官吏等制規アル服著用ノ節ヲ除クノ外帶刀被禁候條此旨布告候事
但違反ノ者ハ其刀可取上事
散髪制服略服脱刀共可爲勝手事
但禮服ノ節ハ帶刀可致事
散髪脱刀令（散髪制服略服脱刀随意ニ任セ礼服ノ節ハ帯刀セシム）
下の二つの候文の読み方をお教え下さい！！！
自今大禮服著用竝ニ軍人及ヒ警察官吏等制規アル服著用ノ節ヲ除クノ外帶刀被禁候條此旨布告候事
但違反ノ者ハ其刀可取上事
散髪制服略服脱刀共可爲勝手事
但禮服ノ節ハ帶刀可致事
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現在大礼服を着用、並びに軍人及び警察官等規則のある服を着用している者を除く者の帯刀を禁じる事をここに記す。但しこれに違反する者はその刀を取り上げる。
散髪、制服、略服、脱刀、共に勝手にして良い。但し礼服の場合は帯刀を許可する
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