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request thatlt be published, We cheer
fully accord
In CAMP, NEAR CoRrNTH, MISS, !
May 10Th, 1862.
FRIEND SLA1TERY Il suppose that long
ere this reaches you, Irwin will have in
formed you of the death of Almon but
cannot, in justice to my own feelings, neg
lect to tender you my own SYM athy and
the sympathy and condolance of the COM
pany of which he was member over this
sad event.
Almon was, indeed, noble young man.
Generous to a fault, high minded, possess
ing the strietest integrity, he was ealeulat-
ed to I'll and adorn almost any situation in
life. As soldier he was brave and
courageous, prompt to do every duty, only
fearing that he might fail in some particu-
lar TO do all that it was possible in his sta
tlon to do. I speak in no terms of fiat
terry when | say that Almon possessed the
entire confidence of every officer and man
in his company. His death was univer-
sally deplored by his companions. Though
be did not fall in the Immediate conflict.
whilst contending against the foes of bis
country, his death was none the less g7ori-
Gus He died martyr to his eountry's
cause; he fills a patriots grave, God
grant to sustain bis many friends in this
hour of their bereavement and sorrow.
am, my friend, very truly,
Your obedient servant,
III. c. WINsHIp,
1t. Co. B, 10Th Reg.
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From thu lst Wisconsin Cavalry Regi-
ment

1t. Go. B, 18th Reg.

Cape Girardeau, May II, go.
FRIEND MoAK
As all the Watertown bows
but myself have gone out with the regi-
ment and will have no opportunity for wri-
ting home for some timo, I thought per-
haps few lines indicating their wherea-
bouts might be interesting. Some of tn 6
boys have, undoubtedly ere this written
back of our arrival at the Cape. We find
it quite fourishing little city even now.
1t must have been re,y lively before the
present troubles. It is the oldest settle
ment on the river and had Missouri been
free state the Cape would have been a
city of 20, 900 Inhabitants at least. 1t is
the gateway to the Mississippi of an i'm
mense region of country. trade center;ng
here from 200 miles back. Tt is a coun-
try rich in natural resources and needs but
the breath of freedom to call into life one
of the most fertile sections Of the Missis-
sippi valley. 1t is good country to live
in, one where You can take comfort as you
go along. I am speaking of it as it will be
when secesh are wiped out. Fruit of all
kinds abound. Peaches particularly will
be very plenty this fall Even now their
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Wisconsin Editorial Association.

The Sixth Annual Convention of the Wis
eonsin Editorial Association will convene in
the city of Racine, on Wednesday, June 18th
1862, at 10 o'clock n.
The Annual Address will be delivered by
Charles W. Fitch, Esq; Poem by ThurloW
W. Brown Esq; Eulogy on William NJ. Graham
by Charles H. Wright, Esq; an Essay on the
lives and services Of pioneer editors of Wiscon
sin, by George Hyer. ESD
A c. SANFORD.
Corresponding sec'y.
Racine, April 10, 1862
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CoRINTH.-This word is usually pro
nounced incorrectly. The emphasis sho'd
be placed on the last syllable and not on
the first. thus :: Co-rinh 1t is an old
name, and all history readers probably
know its derivation.
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A Valuable Farm For Sale.

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACR Es-G5 OF
~ it improved. 400 bearing fruit trees. Terms ca
sy. Two log houses, 2 wells and stables All things
convenient to suit two families. viii be sold sepa
rate together one farm Good timber and water
Location first rate, bein 9nidway between Jeer on,
the county seat, and the city of Waterfowl two and
hall miles east of the RAILROAD station Johns
Creek; situa'e the state road. Quarter of mile
to school, Superior privilege of stores mills and
markets either way. Correspondence by letter CT
otherwise.
Address DANIEL CURTIS, Pennington,
Jefferson County, Wis.
Apzal 10Th, 1852. a44w6
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Book Notices.
Assistant Secretary of State,

ARTEMAs WARD. HIS BOOK With Many
Comic illustrations. Vol. 12mo pps 264-
New York Carleton, Publisher, 1862. h..
The celebrated Snowman" whose fu-
gitive letters and 'pieces +" have been
thoroughly reprinted again and again by
the newspapers all over this great country
has now collected them in one present vel
ume. There are genuine fun, sugared
sareasms and hard hits at prevailing top
les or lsnls in the production Of ARENAS,
and they are to well known for lengthy
recommendation, GA. Ward" now editor
Of Vanity Fair, stands as one of the first
American humorists; the book with its tru-
ly comic illustrations, is well printed, and
will find readers everywhere.
WHY PAUL FERROLL KILLED HIS WIFE,
| By the Author of Paul Ferron. Reprinted
| from the Last London Edition. New York:
Carlton, Publisher. 1862. Paper, pps, 236.
| A delicious work, bearing the title of
Paul Ferroll," about a dozen years ago,
siezed the attention of the reading world
by its original conception and striking
scenes. Taking the darker side of life,
the present work the idiosyncrasy which
led the hero Of the first one to murder his
wife. There is, of course, mystery and
excitement enough to make it interesting,
whether it affects the moral tributes either
for good or evil,
| OUR FLAG. A Poem in Four Cantos ByT.
| H. Underwood. New York Carleton Publish
er. Paper, pps. Al.
The author is man born on Southern
soil, who is familiar with the practical
workings of slavery in all the phases of
plantation life. and the poem is designed
as an answer to the arguments of the
south In favor of the &C institution" The
rythm and rhyme of Mr.. Underwood are
very smooth and finished, and as the work
of &C southern man with northern prin
ciples " may interest general readers.
Bg5T Any of the above books can be
had by applying to the publishers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-30

nIP A bill for general bankrupt law
was presented in the Senate last week by
Senator Foster, of Connecticut.
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WILD Cars. Bills of the following
banks which are occasionally met with in
business circles, 1t should be understood,
are wild cats Of the most treacherous char
acter: Clifton Bank, Clifton Canada : Real
Estate Bank, Delaware Bullion Bank
Washington City; Consolidation Bank Phil
adelphia; Union Bank of Columbia,
Washington, D. c. In the right and left
hand upper corners of the last named bills
are portraits of Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge which of course should condemn
them witho"t further knowledge Of their
character. r.
"CoUs1NIyG. - Gen. Butler married
Miss Hidreth, Of Lowell, Mass, who is
a cousin to D. NJ. Mildreth, formerly Ct
Lynn, Mass, proprietor of the St. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans. On his arrival at
New Orleans, the General found the St.
Charles closed, but compelled his cousin
10 open IL, as ne wanted to establish bis
headquarters there. Mr.. Hildreth should
have received bis distinguished relative
with better grace. He should not treat
him as poor relation.
K. R. EXTENSION. The n. Y. Tribune
of tho 18th says: The Chicago and North
western r. R. Co, has made arrangements
to complete their limo to Green Bay at
once, and the means are provided, by the
sale Of seven per cent bonds secured by
mortgage on that section of the road
The iron is already on the ground, and the
road will be completed in August, in time
for the autumn business.
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j. T. M.

Our FLAG AT THE SoUTH, A member
of the Wisconsin troops near Birds Poin
was recently presented, by the author, {
young lady in that part of Secessia, will
the following original tribute to the stars
and stripes: r9-
Meier waved beneath the golden sun,
A levier banner for the brave.
Than that our bleeding fathers woD,
And proudly to their children gave,
No fairer sign can freedom fling,
Where valor seeks guiding scroll,
Than that to which our free hearts cling,
The flag that lights the freeman's soul.
Its glorious stars in azure shine,
The radiant heraldry of Heaven
Its stripes in beauteous order twlne,
The emblem of eur Union given. -
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sFtFar Correspondence.
Death of Almon H. Slattery.

The following letter was handed US with
a request that it be published, We cheer
fully accord:
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Major Louis Lorimer,
Native OF Canada.

Native OF Canada
First Settler and Commandant
Of the Post ofCape Girardeau
Under the government of Spain.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
The Goth day of June 1872.
q
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Mrnrrrs ans sananna nnn Merito.

9teWcttb WAp S~pWltFsW """ WtN6N""
Der Dampfer ,@Olumbta," welAer am "a,
Suit BON 6apanra abfubr, errei4te am %
Stem @Orf.
Der GorreppnOen3 Der NliUcttrten grelt
pom "A. Suit sntnebmen mir fOl9enoe Wttt-
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SIS bsrrl4en wentser 6rantbeiten in 5a-
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unp bic Splpaten nit 9iebbabertbeater it'd
unterbielteu.
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~etnanper ~aus9efauen Ittu. OeBbalb puroen
bic @uertaas pom @sse mad Srt3aba 3urld
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Sm Srt3aba unp Sierra @ru3 berr1ate
erUBe 6rsuOe wegsn Der Abberufun9 SaIis
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ienen 6afen OsrltsB unO am s.. Sult Santta'
ga Re @uba errei9te, braGte 100 Ntann SUl-
baten, @uup- Aerjte unp DepelAen fur Sen
Q%Urence3.
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DE am Is. Suit Spr NlOrp Battle antam
fubr mad Ser Q8et, UNI Die enSIil4en Snte'
rsfien palsIbf gu lauseu.
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8ei6ulOtgun9 unprpentltAen Yenebmens unb
SGId9eret In Der Strabe Daniel $. Suuts
ban unO GOuarp 9racp ws9tn SAtd9erei In
Dem Saule Der WltS. Smitb. NtAter Spicsr
brtGnpelte Die trte8fIDrenpen 9arteien in paie
len0er y5tlie.
Setratb. - 3pet Qtuts, 9lamens Sotn
Il. Srcwn uno Spbn Monrce, mugoen inter
Der Ge ,6uloisuns. fir Den SiOen SUlbatsu
9epOrben au baten. Derboltet unp CUR ndheren
Examination feit9ebalten.
Der erft et9 Oes @taotratbs per-
lammette ltA seltern tpte eeir6bnlth. Da j>
bod feline @eiAdfte bon Wi6tigteit pOrlagen,
pertagts lih oerlelbe auf beute.
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9cutid)c Srtctc
pel9e III Der en9lii8en 9iite sttbaIten ltHb.
OdntPnIt r

O1menttre.
BenB, MrS sc s.; Colbert, OtB s g
@psrbart, Nlro g S; 6tl9er, WtrS 8 Sable
Nttb u; 0abersbam, Mrg q Us 6tBelber,
ger, Mrs 6; &raser, Mrs 6; 6otbe, Mtb
q; &rOninser, Glrs s; 9puts, @tb s 6;
9stb. WtlB s; Wteier, A)tb s; MYttn8er,
Mre 6; pfafsnbpd, Mrs % Neben, STA
~; SAretuer, Wtrs 8 Ut S9mitt, @trs 81
S9mtg, Mirs 80 u; S4mipt, WRre q; 0ass
nsr, @ttB Marp; 8tl9slm, MiB 6rancis
8epig, Mrs s.
Serrsnttfe
Gilbert, SacOb SsBin9, 81; Serbsrt9, s;
Se6tel, s Us; SCbrer, S 9; Oa1enbrpd, y
Osder, .; Gilman, S; @brtarO, q; Ger.
Der, 5M; @erbarpt, 8; @rUb, Wm; 5eB
q; 9eim, 9tep s.; 6olt, @m s.; Sareer
81 W; Sod, Nm; &ramsr, 8 S; Qtnbere
S; QorenB, 8; MeYer, 6; Me0teI, S; MiDs
penpOrf $ 6; Nidles, q; Yent, y; Spill.
man, q; SPanSenbers, S; Geb, 8; Wtetl
DR.; BeiOmsYer, s 6; Wte, Or, s; 3tm.
norman, Gbas;
misunderstanding:
Weller, 9eter; S6elin9er, $, Capt.
SpIbatenItfe:
Nnsel, @apt. q Us Burger, gbas; SITES,
9 u 9teut. ; SreY, $ s; Stint, 81; 5erpel
); 9uas, $ 5artman, $; Mtl4iad, 8 q
y Capt. ; Mt9ener, S 6 St; Stridler, q
Sergt. GOutOmner, S; @VIf, s Capt.
3tegler, Sc; 3te9ler, 9.
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~ Sin peutlAe8 plumber
8 e6df t. SOl4e, Die Nrbetten az 6Y=
Orants pper S%ape3tmmern gut SemaGt baben
%pOllen, lOtIten iOI6e pom 5rn. 6tlAer, go. 80
JlcrO 0apitr. beipr9en l%alen, er beOtent feline
Sunoen reef uno belOr9t ale Nrbeiten iebr
prompt
gg No9 DeutfAlanb.- Das
laDne unO lAneIe Dampfiaif uNepsg Orf"
9ebt am Samltag pen 2. Nuguf BON News
gort nGG Sremen ab. @a6use fam in per
Office pes Weder 5u Den nieUrt9ten Septn=
9un9en 8slt6ert perOen.
o. 5~retWtui9e fir bic Nrmee louten Dte
5tapt ni6t Otne etnen @prratb BON 6plUma9'S @iaen INT
SaIbeu perlafen. Sur 0ei8wire, Stprbut gBunpen. 8lat
Sell Seber fransBFl6e SClOat sebrau8t Te. Bur IS Gts
2I1
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ss,efrontaem in ct. @tepens. u. 3.

GaIlats, 80, SnIt. 9egte Na4t parO
Die Office DeS ct. @rptr 6eralO, tpeIdsr IN
ct. @tepbens, Neu=8rauni6 pet9 erltttnt,
pteperbplt pon stnem 0iOb beluGt, unO Die
OfFce fat gang Osmolirt. Die prels unO
S9pen purpeu SsrltGrt unp IN Den GluB sc
wprfen.
Der 5eralO 1T bas ein3ige lluiOn> Slatt in
glcu 8raunidwetg. IS wtrp wpbl etntse
gSp6eu pauern, bic er mieper etlAeinen fam
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&ofalberitbte aus @afbinatOu.

t &ranfe SpIbaten. - Son Sen.
9Cpe'S Nrmse tnp eeltern so franfe Splpaten
anssfOmmen. Dtelelben tpurpen io9lei9 in
Den 5Clpitaleln untersebraGt.
t Ote faptt1 Ids 0ferbe.@t{en-
b a II 9ebt ieBt pom Capitol ua4 DEM S9aB-
amt. Vtnnen Surgeon perDen Die S@teneu
bis 0eor9etpWn eete9t letn.
tNa6 9au E. = WGbrenb mir eetern
Wtor9en auf Dem 9Oltwerft iparen, Iaben mir
msbr ais 80 Sif3iere 1ammt Gspad uno N+
lem an gOrO, um na4 6auie gu 9ebea. 8te-
len b~erlelben 1T ntGt aaein erlaubt, i9r per-
lGnli6es @t9entbum mit;unebmen, IOnOern
AUDI ibre 9feroe, Don penen ptele NIT ben
Sudltaben U. :. 9emarft Iino. 8ei benz ee-
8enpartieen 9ferOemansel b~epirfen mir Der lel-
ben Iebr n6tbtg. DteIss rIiG priden" (shed-
addling) unierer Sff3tere tann ni9t 9enua
9erit9t werOer. Dteles auf urlaub seben ii
3u Ueroerbli1.
9hlfs9eiell66a ten. Die
Nept gOrter 5IlfSseeuldaft fir &ranfe uno
SerpunOete balt ibre Gerlammlunsen in benz
BalbinetOn Building. u. 6. Mc@Umtd,
Der GOrlBer Der @eleuldoft, 1T etn lebr tbati@
eea Mann unO febr eifrig bennabt, Den 2et-
Oenoen lire glUtb gu linpsrn.
Die pennf9t0antf6e 61lfsee1eG=
l9aft BAT ibr geriammlungelOtal ebenfaas
i'm @aibin9ton 8uilOtne. !5r. NBeus, Der
Ne9itratUr, miro paIelblt ben 8eoirftisen NIT
Stats unp Ebut CUR 5anO 9eben.
+Nngriff ouf etnen Npltat~
ten uno 6nlfe petwetgert. - 9.
W(urrap. Elm betruntener Splpat, inlultiirte
9atrUlmnn genOle. Der YatrcIman per-
baftete Jpn unp braate i'm Dor 0iGter @al-
ter, welAer i'm an Die MtlilarbebErDe ilbers
~lteferte. y. fanD an Dem SOloaten eineu
iAwiertgen 0efaneenen unb ipra9 pesbalb
SIR. Sames 2OrcUmbe um !9alfe an, 6. per-
pet9erte Dielelbe, webtalb Der @atrcaman i'm,
IobaIb Der Sclpat in St6er6ett mar, ebenfaus
oerbaltete unp Dor 91iater Sobnlon braGte,
II .l1er 2prcpmbe ermabnte unp entlieB.
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0eu r0tUeCInntmlmng
0nltinnprsr &Gmaerhnn ncs.
DarszSf
Stanthoue.

Baltimore, ben %. SUIT 1852.
Na8rt9t nirb ttermtt ee8ebsu, bag enc 8abl am 5rettae
ben l. Au9uft ~ab9sbalten miro In Der l. unb 2. I8arb, 3. unO
4. &arb. Z. nnb s. Waro, 9. unb 10. Q1art, II. u. IL. Mdrb.
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Is. nnb 20. g9arO fir Y~fitslteeer bss 5p.iten 8meiseB ces
. %1ctratbS, unt Die TafonSen bteer &Grpiridaft dIssufIlen.
Die Aufmerflamfeit Ger Q8ablri9ter miro auf na6febente
9erpr'Iung SeS @efssee fiji 9~tesnliruus Der geablen IN Der
Stdet Baltimore cerwiefe
I'm WtGrsen jebes N3lbtta8s IN befa9er Stabt unb mo- mig
l1 AM Sprber9eDenten Gage, ipuen be Gi6ter Der 4reCtncte
6fenti9e Na3r;Gi sebet, Dur3 An3ets.n in auen tdsli6en
blatter belaeRr Staot 6eren @i9eutbumer semtlt ln6. bte,
ieleen se9en etne biat9e ~Ner9ituns su tnferren. BON ben
Elasen al pel3en Die Stinufalen tprer betr ftnre 9rectncte
~abgebaltea ne, ben. Spbn St eGbabman
VtN0N Gr pffciD Naper.
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I6e BON @atrO lagt, bab bic Eebelen bic @tapt
6mmbplbt pteber in tbrem 8eFbe BADEN.
Rampf mtt eem @-anpnenbppt Mrtanias

@btco9p, %. Suit. Cine @pecialOe-
psl6e Der Shines BON Wtsmpbts last, oaB Ga,
ptt1n @win pom benz &anenenbuOt 3Yler 8
Gppte unp 16 @ermunpete BON Dem Sample
NIT Dem eiItngepanjerten S6tfs vNrfanlae"
melbet, gr bsldulpt9t Den 2teut. Sumter,
Observation-Disclosures Der rSueen Q. the @sGt"
Der 5ei9beit, ba CT letu @6tf ut6t in Oeu
Rampf eebra6t babe.
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Trase fir Nae unO Jesen, ben es
AHAAnAA

gDo erbdlt man ben beiten Stmb,er 2emOuabe Gfiens
pererti8t bon heutiGem 9tnberIOft tielt@ BON SEEM go1t
bel Born Stl0. &S: SO gsOrtb-gapltr.. 2 9baren absr
Der Sra6e, Oo Gopn. DtrIeIbe 9ebt ME In gabruuS CCsr
Sdaerun8 lber, bait b@ oober pe QDein, nnb ie otter, heltO
ieiner int Nr0na tit CT. Gett neuerer 3ett baben ft SarOsote
tl Weartte g~efnnben, relpes NIT ausit penieen MuSnabmen
.fh oWf ~seiar6tes 3HSerwaifer reoucrt mundus decipi error
b, b, bic g6eIt MIL betrOsen tein. SAnt23, I'm
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VprInnnt in Gai8instOn 2, 9. i'm csutI&sn Ra&,pet
OC%IultYN f~unas-8treau, SO. 511, 0. Ctr. nabe VennI
9penue, beuti6e Wtd6@en fir R69tnner5 Stuten- uno Sin :
ueru.ao&en, ODER l~OnftiSen Irbettn in ameritanilhen unh
Oeutiben 6arltlten NIT ausseSst3uetem euten 2etn fmb loeleu9
~ baben; AUDI flr orbeitlW1enbe ian8e 9eute fne Stelen
o~rrbanten. RaGfra9e
Sunt5S u. s. MHIIer.
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IN qMGrtter 0e6 a. mnS 6. Mdr1s
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IMSNM|tMN &N az NJ ~ AA6
SagS LAMB Observation-Disclosures
Baltimore. bn %. sunni 1862.
81 Yrdmtun ltno $13 8orI6uB (etne SpQe
MfoaatelS9nun9 tplrb jebem Sploaten qeaee
ben, pelher BET pbigan Neginentern etutrttt.
9tefruten tperSsn in Camp 9ofEmau iii 2afapette square
mn In IL gseit- 8alitmOrenrase, Saltimtre, IIb. a%nqea0nt-
unteT. Stt5iere, tpel9e fRr tbe @gutp1onteen refrlttiren, milf
ZEN con lest an tire &efruten brett nah Camp 6pfEmonn
orTngen, no cteeleer pCA Den Doftpreu grppt8. ln6 Spinog
rrItcrlu9t nl6 I'M Slet't eru9ei6rpreu meltes. @roccrteen,
Betra9 ener bal6en Wt0nats sQ0bnuua pom SltttLer o fnrs I'm
San1p Spfn1an an Die SClodten 5ur llnternibuua ibrer ,los
milten 81 StaotpreHcn oerabreiGt. gompaaniten, {pp,e ir.
eenb etne Ansobl Nttruten erbaItet trtte Jteie Dpn alien 8bet-
len 6es StoateS mad Baltimore.
SD peloe I'M Poufe Ger NGde &efruttruna86eputs In ouen
S~aurtorter lmb &b lien bes StaateS non M1drDlanb erttbten.
tn tenen @tnretbun9 s9eiuGeA Ho &ttruten an9en0mnlen mer.
ben. Dtee 9ldse perbeu ieiHer 3eit 6ffentlid befannt ae-
madf. GOmpa9nteen ODER Sbetle BON Compartment ben DER
Staot Cter BEN ganbe Ueroet mt ibren lelbft erlp6bI-
ten SifIteren unter ~tOl9snoen &e6tugau9ea 0uaenpnnient
Gin Oifi3tsr. relber AZ Waonn tringt 1T AT elmer /. QieIHs
nants-Steae berettt1t; nit 80 Wlpn gum eopitiu, I, uub
2 9ieuteRantS-Stenen Dtee &e9tmenter wuroen bur4
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