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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21

How THE REBELS GET THE NEws.-Itis I'M
denisbly the fact that while Seward was care.
fully concealing from the loyal people of these
States, the destination Of the Banks expedi-
ton, the secret of its course and termination
was in the possession of JEFF Davis, and the
rebels Of the Crescent City. Much curiosity
has been expressed to know how this strange
result was brought about, and we now answer
it as follows: Seward, in answer to the remon.
strances of the French minister, against the
of Gen. Butler, told Mercler
that the Government intended to supplant him
with Gen. Banks. Mercier wrote this matter
to the French consul at New Orleans; the lat-
ter communicated it to the French consul at
and the latter of course turned the
to JEFF. Davis. Would it not be
better hereafter, if consuls who are accredited
to this Government are to be allowed to exer-
else their exequators in confederate cities,
that Mr.. Seward should send his news to JEFF.
Davis direct By the bye is not this matter Of
the residence of foreign consuls, in confederate
ports, with their sealed mails from Wssbinp>
ton, proper inquiry for the Congress?-
W likes Spirit. ~ Ess--ae ~z. ..i,..r,, . ...
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21

KENrUckY Observation-Disclosures Cincir-
natl Gazette says that the Copperheads of Ken
lucky have new invention in constitutional
dialect, It is that there is distinction be-
tween the Administration and the Government,
and that they may be sound supporters Of the
Government, while they oppose every act Of
the authorities which administer the Govern
ment. Thus a man may be astaunch support
er Of the authority while he at the same time
resists the authorities. Ingenious IS the am
bidexterous manipulation is, it is not new
1t is borrowed from the conservative pripci-
pies of Col. Ethan Spike, of the State of Maine,
who, in close canvass which hinged on the
Maine Liquor Law, announced himself as for
the Maine Law, but opposed to its enforcement.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21

As soon as the Convention was called to or.
der, Col Gilbert, of the 44th, Ohio regiment
read the following: - A - -,
- Headquarters lst Brigade,
bayf,-s Army of Central Kentucky,
Fsua,s ss,5.,.,s. Frankfort, Feb. 10.
General Order No. 3.-Reliable information
having been received at these headquarters that
number of rebels and emissaries are in this
city, it is ordered that all persons now here, who
are not residents, and who are not members of
the Kentucky Legislature, or officers of the
State government, shall forthwith report their
names to these headquarters, accompanied with
satisfactory references % to their loyalty to the
Government Of the United States.
By command of s. A. GILBERT,
Colonel Commanding.
This took the butternuts by surprise but moth.
ing daunted it was moved tocsll the delegates and
submit the names to Colonel Gilbert who had
the names then and there enrolled. The chair
man hoped that no disturbance would take place,
and that none would do aught that q good and
loyal citizen might not do. q
Mr. Grover of Owen, and Reed of Lowe, Sen
ators, and Bush, johnson, and Chambers, Rep
resentatives, who left their seats in the Legsla.
ture, we're present and took part in the proceed.
ings by vouching for their delegates. Messrs.
Glover, johnson, Bush and Chambers represent.
ed their respective counties 10.
When the call of counties was completed
Col. Gilbert addressed the Convention, express
ing the hope that no one present would utter
secession sentiments tor that would compromise
and possibly lead to the arrest of ALL
He then invited them to quietly disperse and
depart for their homes, assuring them that it
was decidedly the wisest course for them to pur.
sue, for, as the Kentucky Legislature had failed
to endorse them by refusing the use of the cap
itol and their loyalty had not been satisfactorily
vouched for, he would not permit any assem-
blage of the kind within the limits of his com,
mand. ao9 ! 53csa s.! w aea.tl
He told them also, that it was useless to hold
such conventions in Kentucky, as none but men
of undoubted loyalty would be permitted to
run for Office, or if elected by disloyal votes,
would not be permitted to hold Office The
rebels ground their teeth with rage, but the pre-
sence of the provost guard in the public square,
kept due check upon the disposition to riot
About 200 delegates were present, but outside
OF these, the Convention was not generally AZ
tended. $50 Il ss,e..s4- -,
Col. GilbeIt's conduct was well becoming the
dignity and authority of the United States, and
he ia heartily endorsed by the truly loyal people,
both citizens and members of the Legislature.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21

bass A general Rain Storm.
san FRANCISCO, Feb. I6 "A severe rain
storm prevails throughout the State.
No business doing, and general desrth of ne We.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21
Rebel Con entIon Dl.Dersed.

FRANKro OFT, KY, Feb. 1s.-The rebel Con-
vention met at Metropolitan Hall, at Frankfort,
at II o'clock this morning.
David Merriweather, Of Jefferson county, act.
ed as Chairman 90 !.
As soon as the Convention was called to or.
der, Col Gilbert. of the 44th, Ohio regiment
read the following: - "A - -,
g,ps Headquarters lst Brigade,
bayf,4s Army of Central Kentucky,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21

WsS nos "eA saAeu, % ms ouuslOu was uOS 10
the House.. t9a - s'.i'as4 'N 1fttit3A1'
Mr. DAILY, resuming, said farce had been
going on for the last year-there was. a party
crying out against the Government; while pro-
Tossing that they we're in favor of the Union,
they were all the time crying that the expression
Of the country in the recent elections was in
favor of peace; but in, this such pretenders
could Haunt their best Tie disposition among
the people was to give no quarter to the rebels.
You couid not tell what such artisans IA gored,
out you knew they were opposed to the Ad
ministration. Those who we're continually cry
ing out against the war and the Administration
were trying TO turn matters In favor OF the South,
Mr.. JULIAN, discussing political affairs, said
the Democrats were the cause Of the rebel,ion
and all the Democrats, from JEFF. Davis down
were in rebellion to-day. ~ 1ls0fsii53S ~
EVENING SEssIoS.-Mr.z JULIAN continual
saying wise war policy WIS not enungh Pm
Carnations of freedom themselves would ccnm.
plsh little. What was needed wss inst.rt A.
cisive action Scourging men from novsr, IA
sweeping away oil obstacles. The Gova,n,na,,t
should arm the colofed men of the ftee Ists.a
as we'll as slaves of the South This Womb :; 20
effect to the proclamation of freedom ~
should deal with rebels as having no riphts IN :
der the Oonstitution.,by the laws Of var. Int ths
right to die. e ,o'ao go 80 'iS
Mr. NAY argued against the BILL He ..;a
the people Of Baltimore whom be represenssS
has cause to complain Of those VIM -
pressed them. Free suffrage there had han
overthrown BY military power, and therefore h.
was forced to remain here as their represents
tive rather than consent to be sent to prison r,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21

amt Vicinity:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

G6OO WILL BE FORFEITED ny DR. L. DIX
pC'IO If falling 10 IN less TINE than any oher1
hySciin' more eli ctually and perm.nanty with ess
stra Mt from occupition fear of exlosure to al.
Gather, with safe ami pleasant II e icires
SELF ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married aud Single Lao ies
SECRET AN DELICATE DlSOR ERS
Mercural Affections EruptiCps and all Diseases of tL
SKIN Ulcers OF the Nose, Ih oat and Body Fimplea
on the Iace Swellings OF the JoiNts Nervousness :
Constitutes aal and other Weaknesses in Youth and the
more advanced, OF ali ages, OF
BOTH oFXES, SINGLE Oh MARRIED.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
Note lost.

| oSi last week, Promissary Note, dated Roxbury
~ march 4, 1863 or sixty SIX dollars payable to s.
stanton or bearer, demand, and signed by Lymar
fowers The finder Of said Note will be suitably rewaIa
ca Dy returning the same TO the subscriber.
Inc Public are cautioned against buying said Note aA
the payment Of 1t has been stopped.
Roxbury, March 10, 1883.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. 8th, 1862.
Traina Going south and East


Trains Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier IL 40 A. 10 and 10 50 PM
M ALL TRAM leaves St.Albans at 6,l5 A. M, Burlng
SLten 90 M, connecting at White River Junction
with trains for aud from Wells River ST. JOhnsbury and
Ljttleian, and with Northern Railroad for Boston, Low
Cheshire K. r. or Boston and with Vermont Valley R.
K. for Springfield, New Haven and New York, arriving
In New York at l0,l5r. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Rouses Point at 7.45
A. n. for Burlington Rutland and Northfeld
NIGHT ExPREss Train lea Ogdensburg at IL Is p NJ
ing at Boston at $40 M connecting at Bellows Fall
with Cheshire r. R. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. Il. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 4.45r. NJ.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at 90 A. M. $40 A M. and $40
MAZE TRiir leaves Boston at 7.30 A. M, via. Lowell
lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield at 7.40
Beows Falls at 1926 P. M connecting at White River
junction with Northern r. X from Boston and with Pas
umpSic X. X. for aud from ST. J0hnsbury and Ltcton
Mtvng at Burlington at 40 and st. Adams At L.
90 NJ, and lodge.
AecoMsopArIox TRAs leaves Mortified at 3. .95 A. M
Vi burlington, Rouses Point and Montn a..
ACHE ExPRRss TRAIN lea yes Bellows Falls at Is
Scevng passengers from Vermont Valley X. R. leaving
eN York at 500 A. M. and from Cheshire Il. R.
WWSylns Boston at 400 P. NJ. connecting at
"nhe River Junction with train leaving Boston at
DD',V P. M. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave White
"er t"er Junction at LAO p. NJ, arriving at Burlington
& 10y A. M. and Ogdenshurgh at LOO M, connecting
West ~ ~ e ~ ~
Sleepin cars a re attached to both the night expires
''1inS n uhning between Rouse's Point and Boston
hough Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale a'
'"o principal stations. .I..-
q. MERRILL, Sup't.
Oh Aibans. VI, Dec. 8. 1862
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
ScOyilI'S Blood and Liver Syrul

When these diseases first appear which will carry or
OF the system all the humors and Morbic Matter bro
the secretions of the Skin, Kidneys and Bowels; also
restore the Liver to its proper action an the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
CURE
BILIOUS HEADACHE

BY the use OF these Pills the periol attacks of srv
GUS or Sick Headaches may bepre"eateI anoI taken
at the commencement Of an at cacK ,mmedate relie1
from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and head
che to which females are so subject ~ ~
They act gently upon the bowels-removins Cos.
tiveness ' AeAoF"k 0o'-
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all
OF edentary habits they are valuable as Lax.
ave improving the appetite giving tone and vgor to
the digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength of the whole system e'''-N'''
Inc CEPHALlC PILLS the result ofIono In vesti.
CATION and carefully conducted experimenfs having
been In use many years. during which time thev have
prevented and relieved vast amount of main and suf
fering from Headache whether originatn in the nerz
GUS system or from deranged st ate of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their Composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
any change OF diet and the absence of anv
taste renders it easy to administer to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTER FEITS,
The genuine have five signatures ofHenry c. spaldns
on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepared on receipt of the
Price @5 Cents,
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING,
A. Cedar Street, New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
TO THE MECHAN1u AND MANuPAcruRER.

No person engaged in any OF the 1anral or man.
utacturng pursuits should think of doing withuut;'
the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. 1t costs but tx cents yer
week; every number Contains six ten engrav-
lngS OF new machines and nveni ms which be
found i'll any ohcr pubcatiou
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
SYSTEM TO HEALTH.
Office.

nave this day sold to my Franklin Stoddard, his
time and earnings during the remainder his min ority
ana Snail hereafter claim of his earnings or nav
any debts Of his contracting. Hs STODDAR6'
Warren July 25th 1868,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
ILLUSTRATED
ILLUSTRATED
IS CIENTIFIC AMERICAN
The Best Mechanical Paper in the World.
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
Q l. II VIII.-N EW RIGS.

NEW volume this popular Journal commences on
number contains sixteen pages of u.eiu nfo nation
ana rom i've TO ten original engravmgs of new lnyen
o4s ana scoyeres, AL OF which prepared expire S.
" for its columns,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

NEVER, since the dawn Of civilization, has there
been recorded such improvement in medical scenc
as that naugu urated by the discovery of
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
QUACK NOSTRUM MAKERS
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NosrPuw
MAKERS

through the ignorance of the Quack Doctor knowipe
no % Gther remedy he relies upon MERCURY and eiyest
h ms patents In Pulls Drops, &C., so the Nosruna
opclnc' ALtdoe &C., both relying upon its effects in
curing lew IN hundred, IL is trumpeed in various
OF the baian some of whom die, oil hers grow worse
ana are lett TO nger aad suffer for nom his or years mn
I'LL renewed or cured if possble by competent physic
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
TO TIE INVENTOR.

The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is indi.pensabie 10 every
my htoT a 1t no only contains illustrated descriptions
OF nearly all the best inventions they Cume ont but
each number COnlans Official List or the Gains If
all the Patents sSu-d from the Untten aes Patent
once during the week prv us; thus giving correct
history OF the progress OF inVenuO III this Couirrv
we are also leceWng every week, he best scientific
Jo1nals OF Great Britain, France and Germany; thu,
placing IN 20 sessian all that is 1ran.prng IN me-
chanical science and art in the old countries We
thal contuue to transfer 10 r columns copicus ex-
tracts from these unal3 Of whatever we may deem Of
interest to our readers
pamph ct OF Instruction to the best mode of OBJ
talnng letters Patent on new inventions. furnished
free Oh application
Messrs. MUM & Co have acted as Patent Solicitor,
more than SEVENTEEN years in connection wi tn
publication OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, and thev
Teer TO 200O0 patentes 1or hon they have done bust
No charge made for examining sketches and models
OF new IYentlons and for advising Inventors their
patenta bty.
CHEMISTS, ARCHITECTS, MILLWRIGHTs and
FARMERS.
Inc SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN will be found most use
full journal to them. All the new es Ia the sci
enc OF chemistry g to its columns, and the in
eess OF the architect and carpenter not overlooked
All the new uyen tlons and discoveries appertaning tC
these pursuits being publihed from week TO week Use
lu ana practical Information pertan the inter
OF Mlllwrights and mill owners will be iound III tht
SClENTIFlo AMERICAN, winch information they car
not possibly obtain from any other source Subj cts il
which farmers interested will be found discussed il
the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN; most of the improyement
IN agricultural implements being illustrated in its col
umnJ.
TERMS:
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sent gratis to any part of the county.
Western and Canadian money or Pos-office stamps
laKen at par for subscripio Canadian subrcriber
WI! please to remit twenty-five cents extra eacl
years subscription to prepay postage.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
BUT ALL aUACKs ARE NOT IGNORANT

Nothwit hstanding the foregoing facts are knou, ..
some Quack Doc or and Nostrum Makers. vet repard
less OF Inc lie and health of Others there are bos.
cng giving mercury to their pat EMS or that is CON
a ntd IN tnelr Nosrums so that The uaI fee NAV
' ca ior Proessedy curing the dollar or
naot!on OF IL may be obtained for the Nostrum IL
us that many are deceived Also and uselessy spena
iarge amounts Tor experiments with quackery
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

Italian Bees.
FnnIiLE QUEEN OF beautiful color, $4,00. Warrant
fute, $500. few swafms ef Pure Italians, in .he
'0%ya6lr Frame Hive ouRAr.
'A'ive Bees, Bee Hives, &c, fer sale.
address J. F..sANB0RN.
East Hardwick, Vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
DR.. L DIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
IA EndiCOtt Street Boston. Mass
DIR. L DIX's


is so arranged that patents hear each 9th.
er RecOI ect, the ONLY entrance to Es office is No.
II having no connection with his residence c"nse-
quenty family interrupt IN so that on account
can any person hesitate applyin- at his office.
DIR DIX
boldly asserts land il cannot be c0ntradicted except by
Quacks who will sny do anything, even perjus
themselves to impose upon patents) that he
IS THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN Ap
YERrIsING IN BOSTON.
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged in treatment OF Special Diseases, fact weh
known to many Citizers, Publ shers Merchants uote,
frOprictOls SC, that he Is mucA recommended, and
~ '''''' SrRANGERs AND TRAVELLERS
to avoid and escape Imposition of Foreign and Ma
tive Quacks, more in Boston han other large
cities.
proudly re ers Professors and respectable PHYSICIANS
many Of whom consult i'm ain critical cases, because
OF hs acknOw ledged skill and reputation. attained
through 80 ng experience, pra ii and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
re not Cbbed endadd to our suferings in being de-
ceived ov the lying boasts misrepresentation false ron
ises, and pretensOns OF
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACKs,
who know little OF the nature and cha acter of Special
Ds4ases and LESS to their Some exhibit forged
Diplomas OF Institutions or Colleges, which never ,-~.
listed any part of the wo Id others exhibit r,.i
mas of the Dead, how obtained unknown mar OH
assum ng and advertising in of those Nertsd -
the Diy mas, but to 1nrheI their impcs,Sn assume
nilnes VI other most ceIeDateo fnyH ong sncs
dead. Nether be deceived by AS'
QUACK NOSTRUM MAKERS.
through false certificates references end recomr
dations OF their medicines By the dead pho ,annnt
pose or contradlco Them Who besides TO- tur, ~
their imposition, copy from Medical Books mncb tht
written OF the Qualities and effects different herb.
anu P'ants ssetoe al the same to then Rlub Es,
Mercof{, because OF tie ancient belief Of s curm9
every tMng ont now known to xiii more thsn :
life ''''''o'"iiy injured tof
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DR.. l.. DlX,S

.
charges are very moderate. Communications saerad,
cohhdential, and all may rely him with the sricas
secrecy ana confidence, wbattver may be the disease
condon or situation of any one, married or sin Gle
medicines sent by mail and Express to all parts OF III
United States. P'' vi sis
All letters quirng advice must contain one dollar 4,
insure answer Jaw "o'iai u
Mass '"sef Dostof
Boston, Jan. l. 1851 year. ...... Owl
TEo HE LADIES The celebrated DR. l.. DIX mar
i ticularly invites all ladies who need M,d,atI =,
surgical adviser, ocall at his rooms No 2I Enoico,,
street. Boston, Mass which they will find arran oed e.
their special accommodation 'o'
Or DlA haviI devoted twenty years IN tb;.
particular branch Of the treatment of ali diseases
mar 70 enaes IT now conceded by all (bOth in thi
country ana IN Europe that he exces all Other known
pacloners Tor the safe, speedy and eectua
OF all female complaints. '..--l~ ~ e"''"en
ns meoicnes are prepared with the express purposs
OF removing AL diseases, such debility weakness
natural enlargements of the womb also
an discharges which flow f,om morbid state cf The
Inc Doctor is now fully prepa ed treat in his
e' both medically and surgica Nv all diseases
call at p'' i"'''eu W
NO, Ell Endicott Street, Boston.
Al letters requiring advice must contain one dollar to
return an answer. .. ~ "
boston, Jan. !, 1863 i year. 2yI.
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8. aysimur 8utts perhaftet.

SO a(9tn8tOn, Is. Ott, S.0l 8o!t8
piroe am lssten a%yfontas auf ietneg Barm bet
SrauoY Station, 3d., Don Der Ge6tQeo>@ae
Dalsrie ber9aftst. Man 9Ioubt, ba6 btsle8
peBbaIb 9eiqaR, neil @sa. Qleabe me0yere
bsrourra9enpe @ulpspper Tavmer per@afsn lief
nno aa4 benz alien Gupttcls @sfansniB laubtF,
petl man fe fur Ssfa6rlt9 bielt.
Die Serbaftang tann isbu9 aud babart
erfol8t isIn, baB bte Na&rt9t Der 9Iep 9oytrr
3ettun8en, ppna9 Sr. 8Utts bte llnipasOft'
3tere 70 supUrtcmnenp bebanpeIte, ua@ 9ttda
mpno 9elan9te,
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Der Gereralmaic. eli, asurte:eIeoYer.

M2an petg, beg pte Gpppsr0eabS Ia Nenu-
iYjQanjea arr MaRltn8e In 0lafetsu pea Brief
@rSlcl!agi5 ani8Iugeu, m0vta CT ft@ fGr bereu
Gdnoioaten trF!Grte. @DGre bte Belt utGt ~
tur3 gs!peGst (psnn Die Gpppsrbeap8 oerReDeu
d4 ouf oer0te;tben Mun50sr), 70 bdtten Dte
219ajeu ben 8etsf WlcG(e1au8 an Guyttu an,
i6lo8sss ialtm f5naen, lporin ct 2sbtern fiji
prompte ar8tjifs t~tEfsrer Tguppeu Oanft ,ttc
i'm ala dGlsn patrictfn gum 6tmmtL erbe6t.
WecGIstlan bate @Qe3 ga gaptunete, aber
l'jat5 ~ 1ertjeyen. Sc caleuttrte nemtiN 10;
06pjnnCm lie gGrietensbemotraten", Dauu
beiBt IS, Id babe @cOowatb gum @ouaernDr
8enodpt 1t. ttb perce DraItoentf9ofts
&amotoat 0uf pbsmcfratii&er" Dlnifosm.
Wspig0t Dooonaro utAt, nun, f. tann ID,
ntdt8 p0bA oeg!tereh, ba mon tnt1 ta-fsnntI
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bic Sttmmen3ubl, tpeun SplRGnbts ae,S0lt,
tptro betlptelOs 8rDB sefunben suer6eu, pen,1
man oe 3ebntnnlenbe ertp1gt, uelGe tn ben
Arnteen per NattDn abpeIeno tparen unb beS.
ha!b austtlen.
Das @elaItat tn S6iO u6erra(Gt uns burd
letne Acknowledgements gOaaan0iaeetf. y9ien,ald
fano etne eifrtsere uOsr lor9falft9ere 8epers
bun9 ltott, als IeitenS 0QlIanbta0am'a. @eis,.
gs3tpnn8efe abweIenbett war ietmer BaItei
lue9r .0erta, dig ietne Inlps|sateit ta.0 Ieiae
bstsn N~nFrenBnnsep 9Gtten eta. fGanea.
DaS WoIf te6t-e8, Dte Wtsu6nng einer ar.
bitr1rtn @spelt 3a taoslu cmb ben GpieE
9e8sn bte Nasitbev uttsulpeuoen.
STR puBt'r, bnB Die Observation-Disclosures iQp
HAla9ea pitrOen - ip!e Ie isDem Goppegbea0.
@an0tbatsn fiir ro8 0ouperueur8antt eel0las
gen BADEN tparbea, aber eine MajorttGi
|seu $4,000 O4ne bic Gotoatenfimmeo III
etYas @rfamnltdbes. 30aQaupt06on1'6 MGr.
tSrertbum t2 sine 9sttipae, tveIt3e Mue, bel@,
fO u'' elm Qmt betperbeu IeI fen unp 6eaGtea
tperDen." -