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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06
HAIsTIAE KRATz-......... mEIBBIA
KRATZ 81 HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY


MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF aTEA b
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mil Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills.
ThrRGtmg Machines, &c
EVANSVILLE, IND.
TSTE4E PROPRIETORs or THR CITY FOUh
II dry beg leave to inform their friends and tEs
public IN general that they are prepared to do a.
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertainiEg 20 the Eoundrg busi.
BoILERa Of any size and power required. Saw Mil
Machinery and Mil Gearing Of auy size; Distn
leTy and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum.
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines Malt Mills
Horsepowers Corn-shellerss M achiuery Of oil kIpdl
made and repaired. Iron and Brass CaatingH d
every description, Iron Houaefronfg, Cellar Graras
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the Latest I'm
proved patterpsi Hollow Ware Dog Irons, 40.
BREWERS, DIsTILLEBs, kEOTTFTEhs. "a.
Supplied with every description Of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work Brewing Kettles, Refr1esrators
an improved principle, Columns Tor Alcohol stills
Yeast jugs Cans Syph0ns, Sci Copper, Lead ana
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of svsry
variety, for beer, spirits oil, & Brass Cooke and
Worlrmen sent TO all parts 70 1T up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and 5bqet~4ron
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens 1mprOyed
Steam Gaugs, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and tn.
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hope DC
Of tbs boat kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block TIN
Pig Iron, Babit Metal speIter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the bast Machinery
and workmen, and VIII give all work entr1BtBd 70
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warrenting their work. and are satishCd
With reasonable prices.
50 Office and Sale Rooms, No 60 Main stree
fOunds y, Boiler Yard So Machine gbop on pfos
,treot, between first , lecond streets. Egsns
lille, Indiana. desF
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21
pay ofrag monled institutions, seek to
establish others in their stead.

piy VI rug lAoulcu lHStltuttoAS. SWIM w
establish others in their stead.
Another question Of vital import
ance is, shall the irrepressible doctrine
that in its mistaken cause ofnegro phil,
anthropy induced the present war, b.
endorsed by the people, or condemned.
If endorsed, the Union with its en-
bearing relations must be sundered
forever, or the South reduced to q SUBJ
.jugated province; if rebukea, fraternal
good feeling will be restored between
the sections, and our Government will
march onward in the career of greatness
and prosperity that has marked its
past history.
Let us have the convention; let us
rally upon the time honored principles
of the party, devotion to the interests
of all sections of the Union alike: let
us place men in nomination who love
the Union for what it is, and has been,
not for what it may be with slavery
blottcd out; men who will respect and
obey all the laws of congres, enacted
in pursuance of the Constitution, and
let US now, more than ever heretofore,
insist upon the recognition of the SEN
timents embodied in the following reso-
luton, for the las thirty years incor-
poratel into the Democratic platform,
for time has fully verified their truth.
Resolred; That Congress has nc power .un'
der the Constitution to interfere with or con-
troll the domestic institutions of the several
States, and that all such States ore the sole
and proper judges of everything appertaln.
ing to their own affairs not prohibited by the
Constitution, that all the efforts of the Abo-
litionists or others made to induce Congress
to interfere with questions of slavery, OF to
take inciaient stsps in relation thereto, are
calculated to lead to the most alarming and
dangerous consequences, and that all such
efforts have an Inevitable tendency to dimIh-
ish the happiness Of the people and endan'
ger the stability and permanency OF the
Union, and ought not to be countcnanced
by any friend ofour political institutions.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21
TO C0nsumptlves.

TINE subscriber will cbeerfully send Urea
Il of charge) to all who desire it, the copy
of a SIMPLE RECIPE by which he was cured
of that prsE disease Consumption.
Sufferers with CoNsuMprloN, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, or any lung affection, he SINGER
ely hopes will try this Recipe. we'll satisfied
iftthey do so they will be more than satisfied
with the result Thankful for his own restor-
alton, he is anxious to- place in the hands Of
every sufferer the means Of cure. Those
wishing the recipe with full directions, 60,
will please call on or address ...
Rev. WM s. ALLEN,
No Sc John Street, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21
ton carried.

ton carried. rs"
Section End and Ord were then adopted.
Mr. Carey offered the following resolutions;
Resolved: That SO much of the report Of
the Committee on Highways and Bridges ~
required the building Of certain bridges to b.
let to the lowest bidder, be rescinded.
On mot ion Of Mr.. Baird, the resolution
was adopted. @ t
On motion of Mr.. Munson, the following
Resolution was adopted;
Whereas the Legislature Of Iowa is now
in Session, and have probably passed i'm
portant Ia WIS; ..
Therefor Resolved: That the Clerk of the
District Court be authorized to have such Of
the Acts of the present Legislature ~
are required to be printed in ths several
Counties, publ ished IN both papers OF tho
County, at 35 cents per 1000 ems.
Mr.. Munson offered the following resolution;
Resolved: That the Clerk of tho Board Of
Supervisors be directed to charge up the tax
list Of 1859, to H. A. Cook, Treas, and give
his proper credits for the amount collected
on the same and also on the list of 1857 and
1858, after which, the same to be charged
to A. nj. Cowan, Treasurer, and proper crcd-
its he given the same to dato of June settle
ment 1861; also that he be directed to return
to the Auditor of State all erroneous and un.
available State tax ON each Ct the above tax
lists, and all erroneous and unavailable tax
on the same to the Board ut their next
regular meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. Carey, the resolution was
adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Carey, the Board then
adjourned
Attest.
G. F. Webster,
Clerk.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21
EVER VIKINGS.

We have copy OF Ford's history
of III. lent out to some person. WI
the borrower please report at this office!
We observe large number of the
fair sex wear red, 1chite, and blue
rosettes, from which we infer they are
willing to be real HeroiAes, that is, go
Cor the Union to man: and conse-
quently are ready for an engagement.
The press upon our columns this
week from publishing the report of the
proceedings of the board of Supervl-
sors, exclude several communications
designed for this weeks issue; all OF
which will receive lue attention next
week.
Read the advertisement of Mr.. A.
Jackson in our this weeks paper. He
keeps good general assortment OF
Hardware and Iron. and is determined,
if fair and honorable dealing will ensure
it. to do his proportion of trade.
No party is now the universal cry
of those in power. While resortlng to
every device ingenuity can invent to IN.
duce the Democratic party to eschew
all partisan action, they themselves
never exercised the intolerance that now
marks their history. On the death of
the lamented Douglas, they even had
the effrontry to ask his friends to name
his successor, while at the same
time they we're intent and decided upon
appointing Q. H. Browning one OF the
most time serving Of their party, and
one who had never been personal
friend of Douglas, to say nothing OF
political. A model on party organiza-
tons, truly. Democrats will never en-
croach upon such hypocritical preten-
sions. We have the party ofthe Con-
stitution and the Union, and every i'm
pulse of duty and patriotism demand
it's maintenance.
We observe a disposition on the
part of many to censure Elk President
Pierce, because Brig. Gen. E. A.
Pierce of Roxbury Mass. who was ap-
pointed by Governor Andrew to a po-
sition he was unfit to occupy, brought
disgrace upon the American arms in
the unfortunate affair at great Bethel.
Just at this time, it would be a
great favor if some of those indebted at
the Plain Dealer Office, would pay up
such proportion of the amounts as is
convenient. Next week being Court
week, persons in adjoining towns can
send us such sums as they have to
spare, by those attending Court. 1t is
very seldom we call upon our friends
for pay, and when we do, would have
them understand it is because we need,
it. Many Of our subscribers have had
their paper since its commencement
and made no compensation. Good
crops have, crowned their labors, and if
the prices are not as remuncrative as
they should have been, they are and
have been sufficient to enable all who
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21

All Of which Is respectfully submitted
Thomas Griffin,
8. RAdford, eComnttee.
@. 81. Munson. !
On motion OF Mr.. Carey, the report was received.
on motion of Mr.. St John the report was adopted.
Mr. Baird from special committee Revenue, offered
the following report.
To the Board Of Supervisors of Howard County, Iowa.
Your committee appointed to report the Of tax
necessary to be levied upon the sessed value Of the
able property in the county, recommend that you
svy follows:
For ordinary county Revenue, Fsur mills the Dollar
For support OF Schools, one null on the Dollar,
For making and repairing Bridges, Of mill on the Dol
J, w. Baird,
ON. Munson, Committee.
8. Radfurd.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21

poetry, ensravings, Fashion plates
and patterns contains a pattern
for a "stars and stripes bed quilt.
10 meet the stringency of the
times t he 63d volume Of Godey's
Ladies book will be sent to sub
scribers for one dollar. This like
the above is genuine and valu-
able publication. Now is the
time to subscribe as new vol
ume commences with the July
number. o Both the above may
be had by addressing the pub
fishers at Phil. Pa. It is repor.
ted that the Government has re.
fused to receive Billy Wilson's
N. Y. thief regiment. Good if
true.
The Ind. free Bank bills are
being introduced into this State.
Don't touch them they are like
Ill. and Wis, destitute Of value.
The Indiana State Bank is upon
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21


90 The Democrats of New
Oregon Township will meet at
the law office of w. r. Mead on
Friday, June 2Sth, at 7 o'clock
+. NJ, to elect delegates to repre-
sent them in the Democratic
County Convention, to be held
the ensuing day.
A full attendance is earnestly
desired.
By order of Town Committee.
June Goth, 1861.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21

IL See advertisement Of Prof l. Millers
hair inyigorator and liqaid hair dye in an
Their column 6lnrmly
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21

mas ulrected that no more Fugl-
tive slaves be received at Fort
Monroe. On the 18th inst u. S.
Coupon Bonds were selling in
N. Y. as low as rs cts. This is
an alarming symptom. The lst
2nd and Sd Iowa Regiments are
ordered to Hannibal Mo-, owing
to the strong secession proclivities
manifested in that State. There
will probably be no fighting as
the force will be sufficient to awe
the refractory into submission.
1t is established beyond doubt
that the first intimations that the
people of Charleston had Of the
purposes of the Government to-
ward the reinforcement of Fort
Sumter were transmitted them by
Mr.. Harvey an appointee of this
administration to foreign mis-
sion. In the seizure of te]e-
graphic dispatches by the Gov
eminent, not only is this fact es-
tablished, but others high in
power are implicated. The news
paper press Of the country is adj
vocating the enactment of a gene
raj Bankrupt law. We hardly
see the necessity for this; bank
ruptcy is prostrating every inte-
rest in community as rapidly as
it would seem possible that it
could be done. The gold and
silver of the U. S. is sufficient for
all it's business. Why should not
the farmer, the mechanic and the
laborer, insist upon having it in
stead of the worthless trash now
imposed upon them! Farmers, de-
mand gold for your wheat, there
is plenty of it.
We are more than gratifed at the
favorable notice extended to Walkers
plows by the farmers of this communi-
ty. This has been done only after the
most severe test On coming here,
Mr.. W. brought to the county a large
number of plows manufactured by him
at Galena, ILL.,, and adapted to the soil
in that section. 1t was found on trial
that they would not work in this soil
and many Of Nthosc getting them, in
stead of exchanging for such as would
work in cur soil; only used them to in
iure their sale and manufacture in this
place. But Mr.. w. has gone On in
spite Of all opposition, improving his
pillow and adapting it to this soil, uatiI
now he has the most perfect working
pillow in the country. He has recently
in company with one Of our farmers who
had one of the celebrated DEBORAH
plows, and also one of the John Deere
plows, tested his plows in connection
with them, and thus demonstrated that
his is vastly superior to either of
those, and that it will scour in soil
where it is impossible to use either of
them.
Naturalists say it is a curious eth
biological fact that if we 60 to the low
est types of humanity, we find them
long -heeled; and that the higher We as
end in the scale of the races, the more
longheaded we discover them to be.
A youth in vainiy trying to explain
some scientific qaestionl to his Fair
Inamorta, said--'The question is diff
cult, and I don't see what lean do
to make 1T clearer. Suppose you pop
it',--whispered the blushlng damsel.
1t is said fifty-three girls pass
ed over the Louisville and Mem
phis Railro ad last week. Why
don't Mi. Lincoln stop that rail
road, on the ground that it is con-
veying arms to the enemy!
Rev. Mr.. Trask, of Fitchburg,
Mos, q, onti-TohaccO alamo
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Z
ces are made up of small sums, he nee
when any one of our friends excuse
themselves because Of the insigi6ca mt
amount Of their bill, 1t helps reduce
the aggregate of our proper receipts.
By Chapter XIV, of the
acts Of the special session of the
Legislature, Chapter As of the
revision of 1850, is amended so
as that the Board of Supervisors
are to hold a session on the first
Monday in Sept. in 1861, and
each year thereafter. The duty
of the Board at that session will
be to levy the taxes provided for
in Sec. TO and 746 of said Chap
ter. BY the amendment, the rate
of taxation is increased, one mill
or the dollar. The same act re-
quires the Treasurer to let the
Printing of the tax sale to the
lowest bidder, and in no event
to pay over ten cents a line. This
is as it should be.
It is rumored that the Pres
ident has called for 100000 adj
ditinal volunteers. The war
news is unimportant. A collis-
ion between the U. S. and Con-
federate forces may be anticipa-
ted soon. Rumor has evacuated
and burnt Harpers Ferry. When
ever great forward movement
occurs we shall give our readers
the full particulars, in the mean
time we don't propose filling our
columns one week with inhama-
tory reports of the progress of
the war from professional news
only to contradict
their truth in our next ISIS ue. The
n. Y. Tribune advocates a gov
loan Of $250,00O,OOO
for the prosecution Of the war to
be paid with interest in twenty
years, by direct taxation. This
would give Iowa ss50,o0o Of the
to which add our present
State Indebtedness and the am
cunt will fall little short of 81,
O, the huge proper
tons, the exbilerating sweetness,
the delicate loneliness, the intel
lectual brightness, the perfect
grace and beauty Of the contempt
IDLE niger. We have learned
nothing in regard to the Celebra-
ton, further than that it is to be
a picnic dinner free to all; orators
of the day Geo. H. Everett Esq
and Rev. p. Smith. When the
committee promulgate the pro-
gramme we will give our readers
the particulars, unless it shall
be one ''day after thefair." Those
selected as orators we are salts
fed will do justice to the occa-
sion. Why don't the committee
give us the full programme that
we may publish it in full, and
give our county friends an oppor-
tunity to enjoy the festivities of
the day with us!
The July number Of Petersons
Magazine was received some time
since. It is one of the best
Monthlies. The last number be-
sides the usual quantity of stories
poetry, ensravings, Fashion plates
and patterns contains pattern
for a "stars and stripes bed quilt.
10 meet the stringency of the
times t he 63d volume of Godey's
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21
1875!
EMPLOYMENT.
AGENTS WANTED!
$25 Il

We will pay from $25 to s75 per month
aaa all expenses, to active agents, or give
a commission. Particulars sent free. AL
dress Erie Seping Machine Company L
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-21

concluded from fourth page ~.
On motion Of Mr.. Baird, the Report was re
ceiycd. ADJ,
On motion of Mr.. Baird, the Report was
adopted.
Mr.. Griffin from com. on Township Officers
acct's offered the following report ..g,:y
A..,o.,s Acrounts sGsb %
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
diot!id,er llnaludefau.

Sin itbmersti6er lln9lGd6fau ereionete
ficb beute Dor obt Sa9en auf Dem @ums
berlono 8rodtforren3u9c, wdbreno mebs
rere Gompo9nien SoIo0ten bon Sorrisz
burg nab Camp @apnc, bel 28cit @bez
fer, tran6rortirt purocn. &oum bate
Der Bug @orteebur9 pcrIofen, 70 n0berte
ct fib elmer Srucfe, unter meIcber ct poIz
liren mubte metrere Splbatcn befonofn
iib pben auf oen 6arren uno muBtcn iib
olio bUCtcn, INN ni6t in ScrGbrun0 nit
Der 8rlIfe ju fommen. Giner CericIben
bemertte ilc cuff Damn ale e6 ju ipGt mar
Dem unNlUt UoUubcu9cn. Gr muroe
Uon Der SrGtfe an bem 6intcvfopf 9ez
trofen, mp6urb Der S6abcl auf ibauz
oerbafte Nrt jcrldmettert muroe. QI6
Der Bug GooteeuillC pafiirte, mar ct nod
am Geben, ober idon in iterbenoem 3uz
itanoe. Gr 1T nidjt Der Grite peI6er
ourb Steben auf oen Barren, ouf oieier
Gilcnbabn iein Geten eintUBte. G6 iplls
te OcrbotCn WCrOCn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Din elmer 9obne rriiift.

2(m porteeten Sreitao nuroe Elm Sreiz
idbri9es 6ino oe6 9errn Srieorib 98amz
pole, in MarIbOrou9b Souni6ip, Montz
9cmerp Gountp, pl6elid BON einem ftars
Zen ouifen befaucn, obne oob man fib
erfldren fonnte, lparum. Gs erbcite iib
inoeiIen lpisper. 2(m Sonnto9 parouf,
al5 fib bic Gltcrn osfclben nit ibm an
Der &rappe ouf 8eiutb befonoen, piebers
bolte iib Der Urfo0, uno obateid bic Dot
loren Roper uno 0etpilCr ihleuni9if berz
tei9ebolt muroen, mor C6 benncCb bnnen
&u3em cine 2eitbe. Die 9enonnten Sofz
loren erfIdrten, e6 fei an eincm Sti6fuB
9eiforben. Oe Seitbe muroe nod) Morlz
borough Sounib Nebratbt, uno bon ben
OoftOren Soenrp 9. Satobp uno Sobn N.
Socob6 9eofTnet, nobel man bonn fdno,
Dap oos 0ino cine @obna oeibluft bate,
lpelbe ibm in Der 8inorobre itcfen 9ez
bIieben uno 70 ieinen unSeiti9en SOB berz
beoefiibrt bate. .-(@Qbrb,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03

aus9snummsn pts btrIelts 9esen bic Ntt9leber
bee 8parb Der 9UltSrt Commit bipners unb 9sesn
ben pcli,risGbisf pirft. Sober Sffi,sr unb
Wann nit @usnnGme Der eben eenanrtsn, 1cq
i'm Dienlle blciten, penn er ib nitt ipstBern fol-
Ie, feline Steaun9 gu tsbalten.
Inter ben IN 8ane's Office erfuubsnsn Qrts
tsln mar cine &anOnentussl, psI6e bic 9ni6dft
trus Bon Sort Sunptsr an Wari4aa Sane.
SOn Nleranoria.
alexandria. %. Suni. 5euts 0icr9sn
aus Dem 3ouapsn 5elsIdger eIn9e8ansrne gta6'
ri6trn meleen, raB Giruisnant Sc'uiIcn unO Der
3puaUrnsGnptGn, osrsu SsrlGngetc &brsIenbst
geICrgnille fir iNrs Sihertsit erpsdt bate. uns
Srrlrbt 3uriid9efebrt lnb Gteut Sweets @aoal'
lerte Gompnguir III aud ,uriidSefrbrt.
Die gorfGllr trt CLOUDS NGblr Ihstnen nur
Gin nsuer Briub bes 5snoeS asweien Bu letnr
uniere 8crpCfcn 'u reiniscn, welfe ieBt Die Elm.
't9en Spfsr Der 6rieggfIbrun9 lnb. Sie sntsn
tts iebt nur 3 Gjefnngens Semadt, BHurptD mar
BON ietnem pfrrbe asltit9rn uno Elm NnhRsr, stn
3cuape, mar cbne g8aifen ramtt bsl6Sft9t, &ir'
Iden Ju pfluftn.
Cine nnbcre 40 Mam Rdrfe GaSatsrr. 9ns
trouble BaIe fih GtCuoS Nu0e eeni9srt, Utus
einCr @jCfanDGnen gu MAIDEN.
SGolibe NaNrcbten.
VUNtsSitte, 49, Stunt. Seutf Mcrgsn
II cine @crreippnocnS iW Ihsn bem Sen. 8udnrr
unb Dem Auartiermeer Or Stadts. @arbn er,
1Atrnsn, in mGlder gu tepsiIsn eeIudt wirb, RAP
GpllcfOr Gotten uno g8. q. gBeaer, ter Special
agent brs @ouvanemrntS. iia 9swegsrt batcn,
ben 6ruppsn su Columbus 81 erlau6en, baG prcs
piFrnea oosr 3aiubren fir oteIelben bur6 prn
Strcm cber bic @iienbabn paIilten pitrfen.
Se6sbmtert Gerrtrr unb bic rfcrocrltGrn
patrCnen lno 9rilern bier an9cfUmmen uno iUlIen
Tiir bic uniCnstrcaen SiirBer in Sf EnnriIe bes
ittmmt lein.
Sbdrmiges lei Gunberlanc.
@raftOn,28. Sni. Corporal Saprt unb
IL ju Gcl. g8aIIaCe's 3ouayn. 8eslment eeb5,
renOs SOlcntdrs tesrsneten, ais itc am 0icnfae
auf elmer RCeUSnpseiruns unterregs wnrrn. an
potterIUn'S Greet. IL MsiIen iG6G6 BON Gum.
teylano, einem Dsta&cment ppn 8cte(len, 40
Dram lart. Sin f6arfes @tfedt rntpanr Iia,
in tpsltsm II 9tebellen NrtTOttt uno cine Qn,abl
prwunbct lein lpucn. 8en Sayes' Dcta6cmrnt
wurte ciner eetGptst unO Der Corporal lelbR 1apsr
p,rwunpet iis ftnBcn mcbrrrc Dferoe.
Die Retsaen su Buchanan 1Olen auf 1000
WIan an9cpa6lcn ICin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
l0iCOtig UOn Baltimore.
Gen. S3anf's 9yroflamatipn.
2(bpeienoe juriif9cfebrt.
Oon 3aItinIore.

Baltimore, 26. 9unt. Die BOtsRim.
mung III beutr bier tebrr4 aufBrrest unp Uislt
9Galungcn linp gu unterpriidCn, po4 l6ent teinc
SempultratiUn 81 briurAIen lu ictn. &ulFamaI-
fen umssten Die pcli;si Stattcnen, tCserig bic
srwartsten Gntbdlluugen untCr Dem neuen goli;ei
Hegimc ;u pernebmsn.
9n Der Warl6aqs Office III eint esndue 6aus.
iu6uns anSsiiellt. Sine srcBs Mensc pon 9ais
fen unO Munition wurpe in etnrm SsIlec, in ben
Wausrn unb untcr psm 5uBtopsn vertsdt grfun.
ben. Gine Siir nit wcrtboolIsn Qiilclrn, utrr
500 @'rpsbrs, pcn esnen 25 Wtnnir Sdhien,
warsn untsr Zen Gnteedunsen. Ole lcBtrn I6rt,
nsn ben Waia6uIsttS Sulpateu 9sbGrt ~ Dattn,
bic AM 19en 2lpril pur6 ben MOb cntuaifnet
purpen.
@ine Walir 3inbbuthsn, bic auf cine WiIcn
sslhdbt wirp, 3l00 YatronCn nit Suseln 6000
Winnie' parpnen unO Srri6tepsne anpre Jirisgs,
arttfel, baruntsr Ru8sln fir DampfFdnrnrn, pur.
ben gcfunren. Die llncriutuRg II nod i'm
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