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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14
Then and Now

The peace democrats who are now
making so much ado about the horrors
and expenses ofa war for the preservation
of the Union, and who would surrender
the honor of The nation for the preserya-
ton of slavery and to place themselves
advo 5ates of the Mexican war, which was
inaugurated and prosecuted for the exten-
sion of their peculiarly fayorite institution
of slavery To show the feeling that pre-
vailed among them at that time, we copy
a few of the resolutions passed in l847-
They are similar to those passed by dem
ocratic meetings at that time all over the
country We ask our readers TO peruse
them and see how their doctrines Of this
day correspond with their resolutions of
l847. Read the Chicago Times, the Mil
waukee NeloS, and the Mineral Point In.
teiligencer, and listen to the copperheads
as they give vent TO their abuse of the ad-
ministration and everything tending to
vigorous prosecution of the war, and then
judge by their own showing, if they are
not traitors to their country and her sa
cred institutions
From the Clark County (Ohio) Democrat Nov, 1s471
ReS0tye9 That hold il 20 be the bounden duty of
~ democrat every lover Of his country to stand
by The COVER meut until she has conquered honora-
bic eace secured indemnity for the past security
for the future
ReSoIcea That We hold every man be a traitor 10
his country and her sacred institutions ho by word
or deed, attempts 10 embarrass the government when
engaged in
from the Cincinnati Enquirer, Nov. so, 1s47.1
RssoLred, That when ha been declared or its
exste recog lied hy the constitutional authorities
OF the land-when armies have been up in the field
and the honor of the nation nper ell upon the
=" hold it % be the duty Of every man-irrespective
Of his party positions or opiuunswhO ii FOR him
self single particle cf nl~otSn-who cheTishes in his
bosom single sentiment cf houor-who holds in his
heart single emotion Of love Tor his ountry-who has
"a his composition single spark Of courage
the right aud dress tn "rUnE-to stand by the
Of the country, formally and constutorally pro
Claimed, and by every means u his poo 81, aid he
government IN the energetic and vigorous prosecution
such to just and nom rab.' termination. that
10 conte~t Of this KIM, there IS such IT, ng
ira ity. liz THAT FOR ClCSrRY, Is
AGAINST
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14
COUNI TICKET

fOT Sup't or ScHOOyS,
A. j. SLGE, Of Dodgcville.


At the present time. when all ale ex-
pecting draft to take place to fill the
thinned ranks OF our brave volunteer
companies or form new regiments for the
war, and no one knows whose lot it will
be to don the blue coat and shoulder the
musket it may not be an improper time
70 say a word as 10 the reason why draft
has become necessary. At the commence
ment Of our present troubles the people
rs a mass, were ready and willing to vol
unteer to risk their lives to save our coun-
try from destruction The question then
was, Who shall stay-rather than Who
shall 20. But even at that time there
we're a few political demagogues in almost
every community, who, having been shorn
Of their power, by the choice of a Presi-
dent whose political views did not agree
with their own-men who had previously
kept themselves in power by the aid Of
a separate government in our southern
borders, who, even, then, as far az they
dare to let their principals be known,
attempting 70 poison the public mind by
their falsehoods and misrepresentation,
As the war progressed and our regiments
Of volunteers left the state, they became
more bold, and have ever since been using
their entire influence to prevent men from
volunteering Calling themselves demo
Gratis, they prevailed upon many Of their
poiiuca trends who otherwise would
nave volunteered TO remain NJ nome, un-
der the plea that th'y would be needed at
home 70 90 the voting, while the repubi'-
cans were hGhHng 10 save their country
from rum 10 accomplish their object
they set up ho"i against the admins
S1a''on. ana ''uS"t 'n"Se "h" were VII
ing 70 become 'ile'' '"9eS' Iha' 'his war
was PoIlucaI war 'or tue freedom OF
the hiG&eF' lns'e"n OF Z war TOT the per
petHity o. the Cnion. Inc influence Of
these men has been exercised to such an
extent that volunteering has become quite
too slow process Tor obtaining troops,
ana the government has peen forced to
resort 70 draft to obtain men for the
army, havlaG become sat Shed that they
had succeeded in their efforts 70 keep
their party friends from volunteering to
such an extent rs 10 be able TO control the
elections, they next attempt 70 prevent the
passage of an act allowing the soldiers 70
vote, thereby hoping to get control of al +.
the Offices, and, through the influence of +
our state government. continue encour- +
agement to the south II was these very
men who encouraged their party in the
south to commence the war that has sent
SO many Of our brave Young men to .
bloody grave. It has been their crv for
years s, the ears of their southern friends
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14

Clark, in our own state, followed by their
small fry echoes in esery oomnunity,
there would be no occasion for draft
for had net the VIZ long since been end
ed, but for the influence of such traitors
TO their country, the masses would will
lingly rush 20 the battlefield and over
power the south, even as a whirlwind
would scatter the leaves of the forest
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sEw AlI8RoryPE GALLERY.

/ new resay lase
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sf the --latest snd improved styles having the advaa-
aSEs Of = northern i.sht, aa1 q agst-,ass Camera.
THEY WARRANT THEIR WORK.
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rl-rg G 7l6 sEl3l

= AwYFRs Min Eli Pasat Iowa County. Wisconsin
~. at=r t5 rr-fasst -sI business and sa-r-ron-
fence as heretofore VIII r ac-r- Pensions, obtain
Boautss from tne State aud Federal Government, and
prosecute claims aEa5ast thsl upon Nhe a. terms
: once opposite Court !" 52se, up stairs -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14
nEnREE w. conn,

DRoprCF and general Commission Merchant, deal
erin salt Water Time &c, stone warehouse, near
a z Depot Mineral Point 1o-4--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14

MINERAL POINT WIS
orrrcE * HIGH sraRET DIRECTLY OPPOSITE Z HOTEL
DR J nav .nz had seventeen Vars Pfnct'ce
IN the various hrs ches of his profession hopes 70
slrs satisfaction - all who may favor hin With cai
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14

IE0ESET ST Laqv ana Notary Public, DodFev!lie,
4 Tl.rn County. MS E.eaa- attention paid 70
ee.la,s.a- as.sr Is Hon. e. e Nasabr-a. sad Cobb
I srsfutr s.
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- EIl. .5aCka,
MANUFACTURES 81 sad general dea.sr il
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Sex. teor ,sest q virisns DruS store, H.sa street.
sT'rs-al Point
7rss.rlrs t--s III sa-rt ---'.<
go T1sv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14

1Y0rSsEIIoR ST LAW. once iu Ross B0uilng.
opposite rrsauHe Oaica, up stairs High street, Min
arzl Point Wisconsin,. q
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14
join II. WESTON,


NOTARY Pa5ac. Co-veyancer and General Agent
= L.ntea. Iowa c---ty, Wts. lo-ti
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14
>A.IrrI. ". REFSr.

- FytEaL. Dealer IL Dry Goods. Groceries, Provisi
: aaz H-g-vare. &c-. Yellow stone Wis.
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j. 4. JACKSON. n. D.

OFFICE Ia NoTetts Block, il rear q Drug Store
Z y Mineral Point Wisconsin. 81 =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14
DOCTOR DtLGAIRSS.


DHYsTCIAS and Surgeon Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
1 Ofce at Farley FatoH's OH Residence lyl0
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HOME AGAIN. !.
a. n, WILMER

~ W
II rsTITS the Practice Z his profession
IL Orrfcg obiqueIy opposite Pu!ford's Drug store
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14

aARnNFR Q. NIEIes.

Tr0aSET a. Law a-F Solicitor in Chaacer
\ e-sl Point once Ia NIl.ou'- Block
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14
VOLUME XVI.
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

= PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
In IL. cid Eagle saloon corner Of High aad Vine
streets. Mineral Point, Wis, BY
Bills . 81 3 . NJ
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THE TRIBUNE.

ebo eb' U '" BLISS ssssS' Eplrons AsO rnoPnlE1oss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-18
Ctnmetbuu8 oe3 misunderstanding
os- I'M 0ettDSbure+

L. n[
Die GrGfnuna bes glationol. 3ir9bcf8 fir
Beerotgan9 Der tapfern GDlDatsn, weldse tn
Der tapfsrn Solpaten, peltbe tn Der MGbe
tene8 SrteS ibr 2s6en Gelofen baben, ptrD
Donnerltag, oea 10. b. Ilts., ~(fattfuoen.
@tnlaoungen, an Der Setter ~t0etl3gnebmen, 1ao
on Die loDalen 8ar9sr aIer @taats1,, lCrpis
on 0te 0obltbdttateitS> @eeu lAaften ~erta1er
porbea. Die 3abl ber Sbetluebmer tpirD 0e.
spI6 Te0t BtVG fsiu. Dte ,setften WoupeyRenre
Der Is Stantea, tps!Ge 9ots auf benz Rsrd
1cf Daben, tperOen In 5ablreiDer 8ealettang
III Derfpn erIdetnen. WarD $. Samoa, Der
Ger. Gtaaten MarI6aQ bee DiRrtFts Column
bio, Der 3unt S6ermaria att erncnnt worbeu
tt, bat ote fDl9enoe 0r0ssITons-S ronung er>
6fnet: -cHf e
Otilitar inter @ou1nanbo be8 @enerafmaipr8 gpuG,.
@eneralmaipr 0teabe ltnb Stab unb bic Sfftsiere INT
gpGboter Der 8otpmac Grrtee.
9tf5tere Der O!artne unb ba8 Martae Corps Ser Ser.
Gtaate1. tr03f .
Gbjutante1. G6ef@WfarI6al. @birtanteu.
BrGitbent 5 er Ser. @taaten.
0tit9lte6er be8 Cabinets.
I!itffent : @efretaire Der beri@iebeneu @refutib Depart.
General Ell @Eef Der Mrnee unb Stat.
Generanieutenant Scott unb 9fear=Ibmiral Gtetpart.
Gfi9ter bes Ser. ct. Sber=@eri6t8.
Splt' SGfodro everett Jte0ner peS cages un6 Der Cap
plan Stpdtc!t.
@pn0erhelre Bet berIfie6enen Staoten rnb Stab.
@puriiiGre Der Gtaoten fNr bic @iutpeibuna be9 gtatto=
.nal=air4tpf8.
3rd9er bee berI9iebenen Gtaatsfa6net.
Sice=Prdiibent bet Ser. Ct. unb Ser @pre6er be8 9teprG=
acknowledgements.
Nftt8iicoer teS Senat8 ulb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sean1ten be8 Gpn9refies.
@&abpr8 rerf4iebener GtGbte.
gettp8bu:9 Grran9entent8ASpt q
Seantet nnb Mit8Iieber ber Ser. Staten Sanitary
@oulu1iifpn. c
@pn1ite bon r~eligtDien @enteinI6aften.
a Ser. ct. MtlitGrzG elegrapben=@prps.
Seanlten uno 0feprdieittanten Der QbautS @rpreB Comp.
geatrten Der 9elegrapben=@ pmpagnien.
5pfpttalz@prp8 Ser g~lrriee.
~. Splbier8=Olelief @efeGi9aFt.
Sroet bet Gem p~eIrtter.
Srben ber Breinlaurer.
llnab. Srtet Der Obj Selptps.
Inbere fpp6It16tise @%eIeQi6aften.
2iterariife, tpthenidaftlide unb i~ubuftrieQe @ereine.
Die DrefIe.
Sff5iere ltto Ntitglieber Der Iptalen leagues.
Teter=@ pnpagnien 'ttt-
8ur9er be8 Stnate8 8ennYplpanta.
2atYet uuDrrrL Slualtu.
Sirger bes Oiftrift8 Columbia.
8ir8er Der Derl9iebeneu Serritprier.
Die Prp5eitpn tptr6 am W1prgen be8 10. mn lt6r in
Gettysburg forntrt unb bepest fiG Iobaur mad ben
&lr9bpf8=@ritnber, mo Bic @intpeibung ~ftattfinbet. gtoG
9eenbigung Der 6eierli9feit fe9rt bic &~rp5ei1ipm in bic
Sta6t 6uritG.
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rent9ftens nud) In Der Ii6eralen l1ntpnspartet
0erbIetben, urb Der 6etnsen'l Ae Waros
oropb, rslher Dte DeutI1e 8artet fir cine
bon alen anbern Dartsien u~nabb6netee ere
Hart, muB fort. 6etue oeutl9e BrddOents
i9afts'G Conventions !! 8anf5ts bsutide Dele.
Gaten innsrbalb Der amertfanti0en Nattpnal=
Contention tDerben bort Der SaMe Der Seret=
Reit nto Der DeutlAen beFere Dienife ~1eiaes,
alS 800 Dele9aten, toeld,e auBerbal6 berlelber.
tn stner @Qnoerconpenti0u tire $3stt beraeu=
zen. @rf uaetf Mouu16aftl Wenn stnmal
ote Is Miu. 8eutiae, iueI&e ptc nrdb aus
oea aIteu, iberbDlterteu uub finberretdeu
SaterIano s1 ertparteu BADEN, GIes lein mer,
bet allo tn 80 Bis 40 Salrsn- wpaen mir
tpetter reoen BON etnes' ei9nen unabbdngtgen
beutfden Bartet."
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0IuS Setft WeHcn.

@atro,1 II. Nop. Der Qittte yaod De,
meFrot oum 3. NOo. melOet;
OsIerteure ia8en aus, Marmapute Iet IGDs
lid bonn SittIe WfidOnrt Nioer 3~urudgefaqsn
uuD babe liA nit price Oereiutgt.
Ote 8an3e MnNt Der 2sbe1en Diro bert IN
$1,000 Marn onBeIhla9en.
Warmaoufe's Qsute nurGFrsiftsn bdS 2nnb,
In 8unbesuutf1ymen gsfletpet, I'm Trtuube
Oer uutUn gu cntOtden, Don Deren pIele sria0l-
Ien ODER erhda9t pugoen. Die 8cfruti,ung
maGte SOrtl6ritte.
SIN Wfempbj8 ausefcmmene 8egi@te aus
QittIe 8oG r%neIoeu, hoB bic gtsbsGlem FIR tbd-
tg lfnr.
Die @lc6tle ObtO unO bic gliialFppt Gtien,
6n9nen tperoen 70 raid ale nS9It& ansses
beHer!.
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@spefd,em DDn Sen. GilmOre.

R0tlobelpGto, II. Stop. Ser Ser.
81. Da'npfcr NlDlonb III na9 elmer Ta0rt BON
20 Stunoea bon 6i(ton 6eao pGa Stono e5ue
let unO MUrriS S8lunb bier eingetrufen. Gr
brtn0t etne gog unb Dspei@en BON Gjeaevul
0tlmpre.
Oo8 8unbarosment peu Counter bauerte
ON Is. bs. upM fott.
Sa 9tette 8 un0 96uBe 77o ipraa CT bos
DrDDtantIGtf GssltOne state, bas noA Gtoen
fu0r, uno on oenaielben Sage ouf Der 056e
Don GAP 6atteraS lob &c ben Dampfer Sutton,
ber uorpsnorbpallidb Eeueyte.
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8nn GhQrIejfntt,

Sort Wonrpe, II. g2op. Der Yarz
laHneutds@O ompfer Nep gorf bat $50 uutpa-
loIoaten BON Nta,nDnn bter9er 9ebra6t.
Ser NiGmpnD Gnqutree bonn IA. iaet;
Dos Teuer auf Sort Sumter bauert unlarnz
tegbrOden fort. 8atterie Greea befbpB bemte
NaGmtttag Sanes Sslanb un0 Sort Mpultrte.
Sort Qanaar unb 8atterte NinFnep ertptberteu.
GGarlelOn IS. 9o0. Da8 Syeuern BAT
niat nab8ela0en. Son Gpnmcraag N2or0en
bta GamFag Nbenb pnren 1923 8omben
unb &ugeln na6 Sort Suuter geInleubert
tpuroen. Do8 Geuer be8 Geinoe8 Sat aufaes
t6rt, bem Sort G4aoen 3u3ufagsn,
SuQtpouS nno Same8 SSIano ltnb 6eute
nt2t belGO1en nprben un(ere 9ntter!en ussz
terbalten ein %lou8ianteo Geaer auf Sort @re89
unb BITE M~6rIertatteetc.
@tlmtuGton, Is. No0. Gtn lanaes
WaarenIager DeS @u1pmbaule8 rurDe lebte
9laGt Snr@ Geuer 5erlGrt, Ser Nerlu(t 1T
iGrer unp bsRebt In 9uuH,npIe, Rletoern
nno etnem She'll Der Chung be8 Damyfers
@bpance, pelGer Dem Staat Norb>@ Carolina
dehDrt.
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@en. 8ane8' Grpebt4ton+

GubliN MadbrtGt BON Sen. gauf8' @rpe.
Otttott Sic lift In Ger1s AIT Mlo @ra1pe
Gelarbet, QDne Elm 6tnbernt6 ~ fiuDen. Corr
reippaoen3ert. melGe btS gum 4. ysop. reiden,
p0o Der Expedition, GInO NIT D6mpfsru oon
9!ep 0gleanS In glsw gorf ongsGomnea,
1pe!Ge Die iiterslIautta G~in5slnbeitga oteles
rDiGttgea Gret9nt1eS mittbetlen.
Die Expedition ltef am rs. 0gt. aus ben,
DliITiFppt aus. Das COMMANDO Der Grups
pese f11st Oen.tOtajor Dana; Sen. Gouf3
uno Stob be9tettete le ebenfoue. gle tam
spo9!be0aItes ON Sabpe1 NnB BEG Wltlf1Fppt
az. Das Jlo88eul4if mar her McGleQan,
@apt. NlFreo @'rap, an oeIIeu 9orb @enerale
ganfs ns'b Dana lift 6anptauaytter aufge.
(dla9en batten. p.
Tim 27.-30. Sft. NOR baS 5etter 145n
nab Nues 9trg gut art 80. Sft. UNI A ubr
erbpb f1 etn ltarter Norbwine ; bic Ttptte
t0nrte ntGt me6r 6uiantmeugebalten uerben.
Der Sturr1 tobte 70 Stunoen lang. Dte
Tlptte befono aus Iesta1tigea Jabrseu0en unb
farGtete rur f1r 8 ober 4 lei6teebenbe
C3ep9pr. 8agte9, uniOnl hte ins @dlepptan
9e1'Dl1Itte11 treroen u1aBter2 - e6enIc fardtete
man fir Die SGponers. Die llnipm uno strei
SGDoner gtngen aun toirtlid unter.
Nnf Der untun befanben fh ouBer Der
Wannfaaft 10 gisger Dour @urps b'Nfique
nnb | 2Eeutenaut- Te tpar TN SGlepptau Son
Oannpfer Gmptre Gttp. wuycc ober led nab
nm 2 ubr Isl, DR. W1oraen8 lauf SteleI6e f.;
Die 8pute Der empire Gttp retteteu NQe. Dey
SepG9r 5erbra6, 0te Wa11taerie tpurpe ober
tom RauOnenbOOt Spascp 0erettet ; Der Sag
Isp rsttete f3 na6 Qrar5pS 0nB, Men(dsa~
l.ben 0ingsa nt1t S~erlpren.
6rab am Mor8en Des 81. SIT. getau9 IS,
Die ganae Tl1tte Dtsoer 3u(amnasnsubringeu
NIT Muanobtne Der Oampfer 0aeleg, :3epbSr
anO DccabontaS u. Der SrtegsTddfe Wsonpn=
8GaIe unb Stpaace.
Die @mpire Gttp flGtc ON 81. Sft> 40
D2eilen BON Dab @aoal!o eth fleines 8oot
NIT 2 DeIerteuren auf bic ldpu 40 @tunOsn
tn See tuaren. Man bro6te Die GrIdGpftem
NIT MGbe an 8orD be8 Jlaeaen1Gife.
Gle 0ebGrten gum 8. Ieras &egt. unb uuare1
&c. Nug. an 8orb BEG GebeQeu Ranunens
bUDts SO6n S. Carr fcmrndnbtrt - am 20.
Dit. fldteten le tn bent 8oDt, un1 mad Sra
30s NiDer CUR untcns8 tpfabelutte ~ g~slanaeu.
DER 9lcrolturm aber trisb Ie Tia Dobe See, Bis
rad esO5en 2etOeu aufgeFiat tpurDen.
AlS tie IT'D erbplt, ia9ten le ops, DaB 5u
sorOipnsotle tn GROCER N1aiIe Nulper unD
NsDoIDer f~abri3irt warDen uuo ca6 eta 01esol-
Der $3.50 8ebsllen 9opiereelO fDie. Dret
tparsn BOZ eint9eu WCGen BON
Rto @ronDe mad 0aIpeRpn uub mad Sobtne
DaB 9eIbidt pnb 2ndstts gae. Nsst. let Dor
2 Du6sn aa@ 5oufcn abmarlAtrt. Die
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5eGgn%bSe sc 4e
RertGtetsf0r bza % IstNarrs . assdsgs.
gSertrGa init Subiauern.

WofDtn0tOn, II. YEQ8. unter Den
benz Ssnot sur @sne9.nigtng 9pr3ule8enbea
8ertrd9en beftnoet fA einer bon Dem Snotaners
50mmtfGr NIT BEN Gresf Snbtanern abgee
I9lcHeaer, tpDua6 e8 olen Greet8, tpelDe l5
ben Ne6eueo o~n8elhtofen BADEN, frst4eb!, gu
t9rss untertoanenpf1tGt suyiid3ufebren, untsr
Der 8ebin9uu8 jetp0, boz fie fir itu,ner Son
alien beTolOcten, G9ren> unb 8ertsauensants
tern rnter Den Snotanern ausGef9lpHen lein
ipueu. 9ss Gestrag serYf tdtet bic Grests
ferner, bic Sflooeret auf;ubeben, tute bteS be>
retts BON ben GterofeeS sei9ebet III, nnb bte
G~rei8eIaienen anf ben 2dnOereten bes Stamz
rt,e8 sf cDIDniGEren.
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Npn Der @otomnrs2 Irnec.

90 d9tngtDm, II. 9cS. Nm Conn
tag Wcrgen ma6te Stlpotrid'8 gooa0erie.
DtpiTUn nnter @putmantD bpS Generals
Gutter eine 8ecc9nuscirun9 ben 0taptoan ents
lana mad NacCon TorO, um Die Ma6rbett
uber JollAbett BEG Ceri4tes, boB TA Der
Teinb rad @orDon8piQe 8urnG3iebe, 3u GU
mtttetr.
Qle dA unfere GoDa(fsyie ud6erie, spurbe
le burdb eiutGe Rnnenen au8 ben 0erI0on>
3uu0en Der 01ebeQen beariiBt, melde jepUd
bolD BON unIever letAtsn QrtiGegte gum Sdtpet.
gen ec6raGt muroeu. @tntge SHarfi6itBsu
Duroen In Den GAte6gru6eu entosdt un0 baIp
barauf er1Hten Sufonterte IN bebeutcnDer
StarFe. Ser Slug mar inpe6 tn Tol6e bee
beftt8tn Ns8enS pom 5aunlto0 81 Iebr &C.
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N1au 9laubte, baB Die GiftnbaGn3aiee ttbteu
N6snO Biz Gulpepper 9eben t~piroen, bn BIZ
BruGe iber BEN W~oppabanucd noGeSu fertif
uuo Die GtIenbabn bon bo az niGt 3erltSrt III
Me6rere engtii6e WrmeesSfR3teye bsfnber
fA ee9sntpGrtig In @snernl Meabe's 5aupt.
qUdftIeT4
aus elmer 9em10nlid 8utberntbeaen QueQ'
au8 0a19tn9tOu erfabrt man, oaB 3uet Dtpt-
Ifonen Ben Sen. 6tGS Corps ben NaptOor
uerio6sn BADEN unD l{tolid3 aeeanoen ltnp
aber Ub nod TeaneIee ODER 6reoeri686urg
un eiue DenonRrattOn aaf ~unlsrer linfes
UIaufe gu ma0et1, tpnBte man nint.
60 betBt, baB etn Cutler Der Ng6eIen mi
etper 9uantitdt 3obaf In Gu(p5 ppry surGdee
6lteben fei, am benlsl6en an unIere Gruppes
3a p~erfanfsn. ST btsIe8 CORRECT, 70 wIro BEL
1abef cOufiscIrt unb gratis ,a,s:ee Die Golba.
ten oertbetlt tDeg0en. aa
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9ln9 @nbatneriFa.

WeW 0orf, IL. 9lop. Nlit Dgn DAM
pfer r@hamptpn" fnb Wa9riGten aus G1pr
~anHsrtea etngelaufen.
3wtl0en SEEM 0ranaod unb Gqnaoor
Orobte tpieper etnmdl Elm Rtieg au85ubge0eu.
RraIIbent WoGquero Bon glesp Granada Bate
aGr9lIt9 ben NraTOenteu Mioreup 2a einer
3uIammenfanft na0 0ato beitelt, nm bort
pte 5tpiIden bsn beipen Nepubllfsn belfe0enbe1
e'pt8en 0dnOel ~dua5u9!eiden. Da uun W2o~
reno nt1t erINten, 70 Ocrlaa9te Wl0squero, Da6
er btnne0 "a StunOen sineu aemi1en 8ertrag
nnter3etGnen igCe, ptost8eufa u8 bsr 5sufel
Ios9e6ea tper5s. re6si9ene Gebt Moequeeo
Ielbit In 0efabr, s1n ~ietnert e|8enea @taot
aber Soro 9stpprfen 3a peroea. Sn S @taQs
tan (u!ter 81 Bate lstn 0~egencanOtpot Wlu=
RHO Die metlteu Sttntmen fir bao 0gaRoeu>
t'nant erbnlteso, ober man firt9tete, Def CT
0srpalt 9ebreuNe, iperbe, BITE OgGIbentiAn
~bebaupten tperDe.
Sn Gbtlt berriate erOBe Got0 tn GcI8e
anbaIten0er Irpdentett. Sn Den nGrblt@sn
Rrcotn3en @oIen reide Cob 1nb @tleernat4
Eea .eat0gGt troroen |ett. @
Sn Derm tno ote WaGIen born6er uno
man Rcht, bnB Die crtuGblten @onote0tea i0rc
Nsalter NIT bsm GntlGlule, ba8 g9pbl ibre8
9nnoeS 5a f6rDsrn, antreten p2rDen.
Die St6rungen In Galap uao 2Iua, Die
betm @b9an8 Der Itbten 9of o,6broden, f'no
febr gu bebauegn,
Die oorIduf9en Germednngen Der SeerIa
Gtienbohn fi1p pc(lenoet. Dte 8a6n 1T so
9ea9nen lang. gle fou In 5 SaQrea ferttn
fttn. Die Ne0ierur9 opu Verr 9arantIrt I
Dro3ent fiir ba6 capital uno man boTt. boB
ls6 oo5 80n5e unternsbmen bttnea 4G Sab
ren mehr aI8 be3ablt BAT.
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0ofttn8tOn, II. I}eg. Gopotier,
|SIoin, @onraanpant nab St8nOr Glartinese
lieutenant Der italteatiaea Rrte9s1@jife, mel
Ge 8e8enpGrtt8 TN 0afen 1on 9&aw 0orf
lif9e', tpurOen busd GiguOr 8artinetti, pam
ItalteniiGen Oeinn0ten, Dem Staat6Iettet4 +
ano our4 btelen ben 8ydfoeatsn unb ipdtsr
benz Martneetretar oOreefeQt.
Sn 8e9leitung bea StaotsTftetar IND Der
ttol. 0sianoti@uft bsiaGten Te Ote NaUY garb,
100 teaeo Die Geei9netea natipnalen GGcenbez
5eugnn8en erUts+ en- ipuroen, - 6eute Ipet|en
bic 0errn BET Dem ttoIientiAen @eIanoten unb
IS beiBt, boB ite on GtaatalttretGr ua6b Set
tpebur3 b~egletten iperpen. 9a
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Jonga8e Eratn ppn 81 Ma9en 1u6r unter
8eOedua0 rpm 20 @lann na9 Gem Gap, olo
er pl4blta ben etpa 70 @uertGas Gus benz
0iaterboIt iibsrfaten wuvoe. Die 0aGe
puroe iibsrpaltt9t un0 8efau9en unb Sff3ieye
nutformen, tpeIae lfd ouf etnen: @agea BE-
fdnoca, p0nosften lpfort dlf ben Nuden ter
6ul9Eleppfr ais pi5bIt0 Gct. 2rrnmert init 10
Manu bonn A. S6to @op. 91e9t onf Dem VlaB
eri4ten NAB bem Gtnno oer Din8e aims 0noere
Ueaouug gat.
Die Gte6slIsn muBten III Oena ent7s0enoen
6aabgemen9e TIRE Geute I'm G5ttde .la0ea,
~perlcren IL Gsfan8eue, 2 Ec0te. 5 Gsrtpun=
aete nnb eini9e Nisrbe uno Waftn unp tga3,
ten oann 70 eiti9 aus, bab ite 10 I(ei!en melt
~psrfol8t, ntAt mebr eIn8ebcjt ipegoen Fonntsn'
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g 5Ssra1pn, g. s..

tOte erR Yarape PES SnoaIts
ben@Gorp8 fnoet beute Naamittas fatt.
Die Qtnie miro um q ll9r gu Der IS. StraBs
foymirt ua0 bic SrtQaoe Die 49, Ctr. ttna6
nad S Str, Duyh S @trnBe uab ber 49,.
uno Deaniplpauia Qpeaue, BITE Gpeuue 6srnb
our6 bic Il. Stra6s mad 8reu!Iin Square
moslNiren.
t Sn Der MctrUpoGtton>
5a((e inbst Dsute NbenO eiue 8enefcesIur
Reann9 fir 0aO. 5&aumberg itntt, pOyauf
mir Die 5nblretden Trennee bte1er Dame lopie
paa Pn5lifuna Inn Nagemstnen anfmeyfiam
mad1et, 5.2t.