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The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-14

the mountains becomes paSsabe, an abundancs
Is expected. At the present time, many art
living on bread and water. others on bee
straight" and some on bunch grass. Oul
scarcity of provisions was caused by about
three hundred Nez Perce and Salmon adven
turers passing through and buying everything
in the eatable line our merchants had 10 dis
pose of.
Hundreds of quartz ledges have been loca-
ted throughout the mountain many Of which
yield favorable prospects of silver and gold
aud great many tunnels and shafts are il
progress, but only two or three leads, as yet
have been opened. Numerous capitalists have
invested in the mines. which were mostly dis
covered and located by practical miners and
men of limited means. John c. Fall, the
rruett Brothers, of San Francisco, and other
parties, are engaged in putting up mills 10
work the ore.
A company of Butte county boys, from
Cherokee Flat. consisting of David Weaver
A Fits, Adam Falk, Jack Powers and J.
McClory. came out here last fall and located a
ledge which they named the a Butte" from
which they obtained highly fattering pros
poets of both gold and silver, and took a tun
of the rock TO San Francisco for assay. This
spring they sold an undivided one half of their
claim-750 feet-for the sum of $4,000
800 per foot. The buyers are company of
San Francisco capitalists; they sent out an
agent by the name of Brown, to examine the
ledge, who arrived short time since in COM
pany with a number of the Butte boys He
was well pleased with the ledge and the sale
ter privilege in Star Canon, and intends for
warding ont a mill TO work the lead. The
Butte ledge is situated about half a mile from
the town of Santa Clara. A number Of Butte
county men wintered here. and more are ex-
pected out this summer. Dr. Vrooman is here.
hourishing. Capt. Denckla is the fortunate
posseSsor of valuable interests be has return
ed home for short time. Sparks, of Oregon
City. came ont this spring, with Others, from
Cherokee Flat: he is well pleased with the
country, and has produced the shining buttons
Of silver and gold from numerous tests. Hen
ry Sedorous, Montgomery, and Others are loca
ted at Unionville.
Judge Harrison, of Red Bluff, is citizen of
this town and Is ono of tho piODears of the
mines. At the request of Others, the Judge
has agreed to write you at his earliest conve-
nience. and will give you better description
of the mines and something of the geology and
mineraogy of the country. That all old Butte
county friends who migrate hitherward may
not become akalied, and find plenty of good
indications, is the sincere wish of your friend
and former fellow citizen. HUMBOLDT
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The Voice of a Patriotic Statesman---Is
the Constitution the Same in War as
in Peace?

We commend the following sensible and
statesmanlike views of the Hon John J. Crit
tenden, Of Kentucky, as expressed in late
speech in the House of Representatives, to
those who believe that the Constitution Ia one
thing in war and another thing in peace, and
think that the Union cannot be restored except
by violating that instrument:
War is supposed to give US the power,
which peace does rot. The Constitution de-
nies it in time of peace. That I may assume
as granted BY all-that there is none so bold
to deny it. But the state of war is supposed
to give the power 10 Congress. Mr. Chairman,
it seems to me that the Constitution is an ut
ter fallaey, or that it is the same to-day and
tomorrow. 10 peace and in war. 1t was made
for peace and for war. 1t was. as Mr.. Madi-
son says, for duration. for all time, SO far as
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BULLETS Craze men sometimes because 'ney
know that all flesh is grass
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Agents for Record.
Business Notice.

Messrs. THo's CALLow and D. NJ. BISHOP having
purchased interests in the RECORD Newspaper and
Job Printing establishment, Will hereafter be asso-
ciated in conducting the business Of the same. No
change will be made in the Editorial control of the
Paper.
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PRoPHECY TO BE FULFILLED beanresaru az
calls the recent battlefield " ohihoal-
presume that his Secretary OF state Juuan 1h- .
Benjamin, viii abdicate DOW. Tor the P'opner! .-s
OF the patriarch Jacob was ,nat in9 SL;loaS
shall not depart from judah uhtiH ou''O'''
come. ."-I Prentice.
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HERE Is conundrum got of by Nebraska
editor. Why is Confederate bond like an
impenitent sinner? Because it does not kno"
that It's redeemer liveth.
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HOTELS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
The st. Nichola S
Ell q II Ell
General Stage Office !!

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY ~
u informs his old friends and customers ii.
and the public generally, that his NEW E-A
HOUSE, the
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GENERAL 0RDERs.

The attention Of the public is directed
to the following extracts from an order 70.
gently issusd BY the War Department.
Extract l. al men who desire sin1ly OF
BY sqads, to join any particular Regiment
or.eempany 10 the field are hereby author
ICED to present themselves to any Of the
Recsuitseg Officers for those Regiment
when they will be enrolled and forwarded
asioncs to the General Depot for the State,
there to be duly mustered and to receive
the bounty allowed By law.
Extract 2. Recruits for old regiments
will receive, when accepted into the U. s.
service, "a premium, and $25 OF the 800
bounty TO be paid to them ct this Depotl
and one month advance pay when they Join
tho Regiment.
Extract 8. Recruiting rendezvous have
neea established under charge Of regular.
~ detailed officers at the following places.
via: Davenport, Iowa City, Muscasine, Mt.
Pleasant, Newton, Fairfield, Vintou. Char.
itQn, Warrington, Dss Maines, Ottumwa.
Council Bluffs, independence, Keokuk. Mar.
ion, Bellevue, Burlington, BROOKLYN. Du.
boqus, and Cedar Ropids.
b order,
t8# II. D. HBNDBRSHOTv
Get. - Avs'y. SsP't Vol, r. S. loss,
III H:iiifiss4 a.ersx,g cae.r co..ea s..o, |
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.,o,. the railroad 10 the direetioe of Alex.
sndris. no rebsis sdsanced across boIl
nun. and Wedosp day afternoon their 90
Vance cavaisy wsis Il Fairfax and bafs's
! OO sskipk possession of Masaases JuHc.
nth provisions and amnupiu|os, and ten
i1comotiyss. all OF which they deStfayeo.-
~ ~ men Of the 10th Pennsyivania, Only
4 are kndwn u have escapedt Or 70 - -
Government stores y inme0es, ana = aaso
large in killed, wounded, and missiog.
sLArss.-A Captain inst in from Centre
Vile. says aring MAS heard easlJ IbnrsoAy
mornipe beyond Manassas. TWAS believed
Gen. Pope had stsacksd EweIi i the rear.
~ e ~ sspssv " ~
Louisville, Aug. ~.
The Journal learns that so OF Morgan's
men vent TO- SS6ttsvilIs eh naDdsy snd
made several arrests, sud carried OF large
quantity Of goods from seveYsl stores.
There 10 great excitement ct Giasgow.
Morgan il reported At Hartsviile with 1000
men.
-ns3 d Louisvilre, Aug. %. q
The Democrats correspondent has juss
arrived from Cumbsriand Gap, which b
left on the evening Of the 2od. He report.
the federal troops 10 excellent health and
spirits, and eager for night. They navs
40 abundance OF provisions Tor sixsy days
Every few days our troops send out 1orAxsS1
parsiss- sometimes consisting OF lVOw.g-
oue-which invariably return loaded. Ihs
foragers invariably drive away wnassves
rebels they meet. I'M. TR. .t.4
The correspondent says the fedorals can
hold the Gap against. any force. Inc reoeia
do not mean to attack, but think they can
stsrve tho federals Ont.
The .pumber OF rebels this side OF the
Gan 10 estimated at from O,OOO TO 5U,uvV
men. They are, trying TO get into oanos
valley. zfl di 4.
On Friday last, Col. Garrard, with SOC
men. vent on an expedition to ascertain
the position VI the enemy, and force way
through ,he,r lines TO Nelson. He had one
brush with Stearns Cavalry on the route,
and succeeded in the expedition.
AZ Red Bird creek on Monday Gsrrard
met one hundred and fifty Of .Stearns cav
slry. killing three, and mortalIy woundiog
tvo. when the remainder scattered.
f3 Fort Monroe, Aug. 20. Z
The new lronsides which left Pn'ladel-
phia on the 2lst has arrived here, and liei
as anchor in the roads. IA t..t. s.5t. :.
Norfolk and Suffolk have been strongly
reinforced BY federal troops. ze
Columbia, Pa, Aug. 20.
A fre at Wrightsville. York county, las
night, destroyed property valued at seventy
Eve thousand dollars. fr6 .ss.5
Ia f.. New York, Aug. 20.
The British steamer Dispatch, from Mas
sua the och, has arrived. No news o.
portance.
Memphis, aug. 20.
Charleston advices of the 2lst ssy. l6(
Carolinians surprised the federals At St
Helena island, near Port Royal. A mum
Der were killed and Sc captured.
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SHERIEE,a SALE.

DR. VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION 10 MKDE.
0rected from theoce Of the Clerk Of theDis 1T Ccs
Of RDttawastsnie county. Iowa shalI proceed v ~
on Saturday the 9Th day 9: July. A. D.. 1859 betwe.
me hours Of 10 o'clock 4. = and s'eiocs r. ~
satd day, 10 front Of the County Troasurorss oca
the city q Council 1lqQ the ssll0vine Aescribed -
estate " Alvatado q f6ra, to-s1lt.
The Southwest quarter OF the South.eas asas3ok
and the NqrtD-west quarter OF TIE csszs9
Of Session twelve, aud tho Northeast quarter q -
forty.four Westj
Also: me south east quarter u The Nortn-e1e ua
- q secsion sixteen ~ said Township.
Also, Lots one huadred and sixty-sNr snd - -
eree and sixty-6se II tine Orig1oI Yist ~ C0en1
Blum. Lot hve in 1leek tAirtoon, In Baylisss -
Addition to Council BIufIs;
Also, Lots one two end tAres In Block foarteeel u
one % Block eleven iots three and tAur = -
three IN Grimss Adaitinn - Council DlulA.
Sale TO commence at o'clock p. \. u saiA ~.
Taken as the propertyof A,varado G. EssA - -
an execa1on In favor o. JAmes BeaucAAile s.
y. p. WILLIAMS N@1s
Council Blu1s, Idwa. Juns N. ASA --sss.
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rosrroNEMEsT OF JOINT DISCUSSIONS

Owing to the Improvement Of the public
mind in tho subject Of enlistments, the in
habitants Of all the Counties in this Con.
gressional District bending their energies to
the prompt enrolment Of Volunteers, the
undersigned have deemed it expedient to
postpone their advertised series of Joint
Discussions two weeks-so that at each
point the proposed meesipgs will be two
weeks later than heretofore indicated. The
newspapers in counties where meetlpgs wer
to be held, will please notice.
~ JOHN. A. KASSON,
ID O FINCH.
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QY virtue Of IA executicn 70 me direcied frsu -.
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of pxl.
vDttamie c0unty, lsN4 shsll proceed U sen oa4s
day the 18th day Of August A. D., l0e3 between tls
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. =. and o'clock r n Of ~
day. in front Of the conty treasurers Once jnk6 IN,
Of Council Diuns the following described real ststs
Of G. stone, te-wi: rty l%0) feet on the west ~
Of lot one hundsed and l93 70 Drosdv,v
in the city Of Csunci Bluffs. Pottawaiiamie coup,.
iowa. sale TO Commence ~ . O'CLOCK ?. II q ssii
day. Taken IS the property Of q. T. Stons q sasis
execution in favor Of Aberdeen Nailett
J. p. WILLIAM Sheri4
Council DIans, Iowa, July 10, 1e0. q =. = s.
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PAsSEs--To THE PUBLIC.

ihave this day received authority from Governor
KIRKwooD, to issue Passes to persons desiring te
leave this State business" Passes will be sEued
application any desiring to leave the State
temporarily, who will furnish ssstsfactory evi.
dence that it is not his Attention to evads mlitar,
duty" WV. MAYNARD.
Council Bluff, Iewa, Aao,19. 1859.
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RECRUITS WANTED /!

riPTY Atls.>odied men, nt for Military duty. are
reouired from thi part Of the State, To h mp The
17eh RsStsnt Iowa lnfsntry, now in scve service in
Superior iDducenents are onered % re-
cruits Joining old regiments tho enlistment fees are
dc ubIe that paid recruits for new regiments the ad-
vance bounty and one months pay Is rcceived immed
ately up,n JOINING the regiment Volunteer nov, ana
avoid being drafted. bUhAo.
z Lieut. Eth Iowa Infantry
Recruiting OAce en- Broadway, opposite the Pacific
Hcuse. rno 10 dAwtf
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1yn, lea.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to oil persons intsfestsd
that application will be made at the regular tern q
me County Court Of Pottawattsnie Co., 70 - hea
August 1852 for authority 70 cell lot one in Blnck
tnree In HaEg's Addition 70 the town Of C0unca
niGns IN said O"unty. ~ the property u HsaSy ps
tebler, deceased. 49, 100 I
JOHN DR5f8BLRR
Adminassrssor ef the 1Esfsts 81 Hexyy Deitebls.
Oecsaee1. fnol2
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ITO PARTIAL A. THRKY-Sir: Yen are here ~.
i titled that there Is now die in the Once u u
Clerk Of the District Court OF Pottawatamie County,
In he State Of los ., . petition of olive Tern,
claiming Of You divorce from the bonds Of matrins.
ny, on the grounds Of adultery, and that unless ~
sppear and answer thereto on or before noon Of -
second day Of the next term Of the District Court
said County default win be entered against yeu, -
Judgment rendered thereon. p
FRANK STREET.
Attorney for Plsisf1
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! LOST.

On or about the 2lst inst CertiAc.te ~ n.,,o.,.
issued oy O0icer Pussy, dated July both 1894, Nun
- 20 Ana oailing for hundred and celt ma ~
nunarentn COLLARS All persons are warned aesInst
stopped. = Ioiav = rrr NJ S0en
AnS. =, 1854. afs3 - 1853 w.
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NOTICE

ncrery siveu people, 10 beware OF purcnastas
= certain tract Of land Of Alexander Narshai or 4
Thomas B. Marshal, or any other perssn. This rsci
land amounts 70 50 acres, being and lying the NoA.
east quarter in the South side Of section ls texn
% North Of range ~ west for the said 60 acres Il
forfeiture By the virtue Of bond, made ana eu4es
upon on the 9Th day Of November 1859 ana ~ -
purchasing the same, their decd will - tested b.
WILLIAM HRTHEHIN0ClN,
AZ have paid the Government tax upuu il yens,
and have the receipts show and IN 81 LEGAL psss
sion Of II named in theooad.
June H. 1861. -
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1oJames p. Test ard Daniel B. Easley Sire. Yos -
eaeA " you are hereby notified that there is nov
ME In tho OlDce Of the Clerk OF the Dstriyt COur
FSftswattsne county In the state Of Iowa. peitjSo
Charlest claiming Of AGAINST yop the fpre.
closure o. the following described parcc
land stuesed IN sAsd county, To- wit; strip Of
0unared teee wide. snd eighty long Oh the NosA
e1d q the NoreSeast qu-rtsr Of the North-east gar
YER q section ono, IN township ~ North q Range q
nundred feet Of the Northeast quarter Of the North
east quarter q s.id Section and in said sownrAp
OF Range - west executed By the said James
Test. to secure TO the said county Of
the sum OF dollars with interest thereon The
rate OF ten per cent per annum from the date sd
mortgage and on which there Is now claimed In said
petition BY said Charles r Hendrie the owner Thereof
- due the sum Of 81 asa aud that unless you appear
and defend before OF the day Of The
uexe term q said District Court OF Roetausttaun
county. 70 commence on tho last Monday in Iuly o.
ls62 default viii b entered aganst you and judgment
rendered thereon.
III DOUGLASS. =
LAY =, l0o3 ~ An'u Ter r3't3
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INDIAN DEPREDATI0N> IN CRAWFORD
.#saH a COUNTY, IOWA.

DENIsos, Auo., 26, 1862.
9 Last night the Indians came into our set
Element, ct Mason's Grove, Crawford Co.,
Iowa, and entered the stable Of Thomas
'Dobson, Esq, cut the halters of his two
horses, and made Oh with them. This falls
pretty heavy on MI. Dobson, as last fall the
indiana also sole from him mare and colt;
and at the same time they stole two horses
from his brother. Our men are now in pur-
suit Of the Indians, and it is hoped that
they will learn them lesson they will not
soon forget; and, If need DO, kill enough
OF them that they cannot como back third
time with impuni:y.
l have just heard that the Indians have
also stolen another horse from Mr.. Loeb.
miller, who lives in the same settlement
with Mr.. Dobson. Lochmiller's horse Was
also il the stable. The Indiaos may have
stolen other horses that were out on the
prairie, which have not yet been missed.
SPECIAL.
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c. c. NouRsE,

Republican candidate for Attorney General o. the
State will address the people ut the following times
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Andrew Morrow, bf Mills county, hal
two sons in The 18th Iowa regiment, and
two in Capt. An1rews' Company, now il
quarters il Gleewood. The patriotic fathe'
says be hae NO more, nearly Il, to join
the Company, and that more will be forth
coming i Seeded.
As showing the class Of men Mills county
is now sending to the war, We will mention
shat Capt. Andrews has in his company q
member Of the Legislature A. R. Wright 3
three members Of the county Board of Su.
pervisors, including the President; fou,
Captains, and several Lieutenants Of the
militia. Capt. Andrews has lOl men in hi.
Company, and is waiting orders to march
INDIAN DEPREDATuON< IN en- AwFORu
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~ Memphis, aug. 20.
Charleston advices of the 2lss cay. l6O
Caroliniaus surpr,sed the federals at st.
Helena island, near Port Royal. A mum
Der were killed and Sc captured.
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.HenIrr.s SALE.

Sheriff Poltawattamie 70 Iowa.
Dsted Juiv Ash, 1861. -
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lTALY.-Garibald Quilted Castro GiOvau-
nj, and had arrived at PlazO with ab cut
5000 volunteers. Politicians believed that
Notwithstanding appearances there is at the
bottom q complete understanding between
Gariba'i az Victor Emanuel.
Rlcazoi is said to favor Garibaldi's ad.
vance to Rome.
Austria 10 taking strong precautions in
Venetis. ~.
The Prussian government is in difficulty
with its military budget.
Reports from the squadron EN-.
ployed 10 watching Gsribaldi's movements
are actively at work; decks of vessels are
constantly cleared and ready for actien.
ENoLAkD.-The Times rehearses its ar.
guments against interference and proclaims
that England 10 no obstacle in the way OF
peace. Is sage the true obstacle 10 to be
found IN those who stimulate the passions
they ought TO allay, and urge on with al
their might the catastrophe which they al.
ready foresee and are yet able to prevent.
Philadelphia, Aug. q.
The Press OF this city has rumor that
Sigel shot Gen. Med lowell through the head
on the battle field at Warrenton. The
news comes from Baltimore.
Chicago, Aug. q.
The report Of Sigel's shooting Mellow
ell is given simply as rumor, and should
DOT be credited until confirmed.
Louisville, Aug. q.
Gen. johnson was compelled to surren.
der near Gallatin. His force, consisting of
100 men. after fighting. brayely for some
time, became nnmanage cable, and finally ran,
With the exception Of about IS, who, with
Gen.-Johnson, Maj. Weofry, and three other
ohcers, we're taken prisoners The federal
loss Is rs killed and 80 wounded. The rebel
loss is IL killed and 40 wounded. Morgan's
force was eighteen hundred.
Henderson, KY, Aug. Is.
A skirmisb took place between company
OF federsls and company Of guerrillas
Who were 10 ambush ID day. After fifteen
minutes fighting the latter broke and fed.
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lUut6UapOllos AuRs ACs
Dispatches from Kentucky state that
Morgan, Forest and Woodward have con-
centfated their forces, and are now march
ing 90 Bowling Green. Three Indiana reg
iments ere stationed in that place.
Des Moinea, Iowa, Aug. %.
Arrivals from Fort Dodge bring reports
OF destruction Of Springfield, on the Min.
DesOta State line BY the lndians The cit.
liens Of Emmes and Dickinson counties are
fleeing TO Fort Dodge and other places for
protection.
a New York. Aug. %.
The Alexandria correspondent Of the Fri.
bune states that on I aesdsy night the pick.
cts at Manasses junction were driven in.
and two companies Of infantry, one Of cav.
airy, and some artillery stationed there
we're surprised and atsacksd BY Ewell's eu.
tire Division, numbering from seven to ten.
thousand infantry and cavalry. with some
artillery. After small skirmish our small
force He'd. The rebels turned on them nine
OF our guns, and kept up brisk FIRE until
the Union troops were taken pr,souers.-l
Only few of them escaped across Bull
Run.
At Union Mills, the llth and 18th reei.
menss OF Gen. Cox's Division statiOa ned
there, Immediately advanced under Col.
Scammon to meet the approaching rebels.
A conflict ensued early 10 the mnrning be-
tween the Junction and Bull Run, which
lasted three hours. The Union troops be-
ing largely oatnuubered and flank ed on the
right, retired across Bull Ron BRIDGE
Here vigorous attempt vas made to hold
She bridge. At eleven O'Clock two reg
imeDts forded The Run above The bridge.
when the 18th Ohio charged on them and
DRIVE them back with heavy loss. The
Ohio regiment lost IS to 40 men killed.
sounded and missing. At IL o'clock Col.
Scamnon Vas Obliged to retire, moving
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ueuucrson, N.Y., Aug. 70.
A skirmisb took place between Q company
OF federsls and company Of guerrillas
who were in ambush ID day. After fifteen
minutes Sighting the latter broke and fed.
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2asft bisies 8SAs ptats stSuSert. Fsk tSaIia
l0ats siHs SSIaRt RnttFspsn, AMI boa IA 20
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BOD StaiSRtsS tiR srUSsr 1ftll bsEslken 10 IN,
SGn1EtsS elnsslAaisa Wnb gelAaSet xnS bilb.t
lest Beg sErssttsrtsR reattn 5tGeel WcGisQaus.
gsstersr l$ttEt tRmfr xVS Rtat asu,s Srxr,
PsS@aata GHsF%auft 81 babta, an siHsa eat.
lsstssAssR SAlaS etssa Kss ARSE &sbslss
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iaSstsss aatr 3afuSrsa s~NS3HtsaasrR unS 70
s'a RFiss a%abIatts ga b%esnbsH. gttqsiat aus,
sab SsE D0RAsr ssr s&Iaat uultrs Grauppsn
aus tSrsr &a4s sEs SSrsIoFststt siSslt6 aufs
irn, uM sata stRsn yl6btiS.s gsEsn.
Eas 81 trrsi2sn, vas SEM apl,,u 6rers
bee N6rstSs lstt6er MzEEsIta mar. @ts er.
Toartsn issUA, Sa6 axs HnftrsGl6rtr uns uuI,rr
HFsPssH auf isasH SteIer S2ae sDrssrsttst fsin
WtrssR.
@m S@IuEs ser Isbtsa Dpas ma&ts @exsraI
$taart sit siaisra banetrt Rsna Gapnnrrie
stasS sslnHSsnsS 3us iE ben aadrn pes Ieiu.
BEE, sfs son hsR srssarttgR.a grfoIse ssfs6st
~aE, sas SsE aaf N~Hlersr @stt nur Oas Qsb,n
tines tabisstn SOIeotsH, sss Capt. Qataas fOy,
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