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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

Ir tho bill which MIR. Sumner intro
duced into the Senate at Washington
on Monday shall pass, the liberty which
the emancipation proclamation gives to
the negro bears a heavy price. By the
bill, ever sbIe-bodied freed person sbal
be enrolled il, military force Ly the
commanding officer within hose depart
mcnt such person shall be touna In
der this condition, will not Cutfee be
slow to accept the invitation 10 abscond
from his master!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

.;m;ts al all the powers Of

~, e The Union with all its hope''
-;,h i, IL preciOu. fseight-is possible
/, i possible. VIC believe nos.''hs'aao
:. ~ feroo,ous attempts OF fanatics
-. i tho North and in the son'h' 20
ave the Union intact-to re'o'n" inc
b,,dle of States with cords so strong
,;.b strength SO lasting that generation
.f,er generation shall pass away t"@
century after century 'hsll retire 'l'0
oblivion, still leaving the Union increa'-
iux In strength aud greatness Gown %
time nov almost unthonght OF.
We repeat that this IS possible. b"'
how How it is nor possbls's ~ Tvs
wise. Il i. impossible to do it by e"-
hroiliur one section against the other
it is impossible to achieve 'hA'
glory through the faualic'sm OF iac''on'
1T is impossible to do It through 'he
iustig sting and encouraging OF family
feuds-of sectional bitterness set
ting up on the one hand, the old phar-
issical dogma tina, Il AIN ho'icr than
fhou,''-it is impossible TO do II, though
any spirit OF contention, whether y be
by passing resolutions condemna'ory Of
any local institution on either side or
byany appeal TO arms. Family bto'lsnc'er
.. yet, created family love-yet bound
brother to brother, or sister to sister: HE
application OF brute force or torture o'
any kind never yet eementeG the bonds
OF affection in any human organztuop.
The happiness of the human family,
whether it be in the family circle, III
corporations, III popular continuation
private or poblie-ia nations-especlal-
w OF the order of that in which Amer
cans are proud TO live, was only achieved
aud maintained through tho spirit
of meekness- of charity aud con
cession. The Constitution was framed
and adopted through that spirit, and no
other invention will savc this nation.
1t is great fact which men deny only
10 sink deeper into the mlre. Loot -
il as We may-make the application a.
we may, the same great truth starss IL
in the face and will not down. The irac-
tious element Of any community mus
he dealt with upon this principle, else il
had better 60. The same rule applies
10 us o-iay. The experience of the
succession OF centuries proves that we
standing rs We do six thousand Year,
from the commencement-can nevel
bring peace and unity ont OF force.
this is not true, then all that we hav,
been taught through inspired writings
is mere fiction. Politicians and war
riors may ply their energies to save
this nation by force, bet il can never b'
saved through that process. The i'm
pure begets not the pnre-iigs are not
borne of this,les, nor is Union the of
spring of war. The muddy fountain
emits no pure stream, neither does hea
ing come from the continual Application
OF the sword. Union was never bro,
Of dissention, and never can be. II ,hi
grand corporation is to be sustained j
can only be done through the working
Of compromise and concession.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
iulyS-dhwtfebl
FILL UP THE OLD REGIMENTS.

The call for 100000 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the citizens Of this State, and
our quota is full. But the old regiments are not
full, and to avoid the draft, volunteers must come
forward quicKly, especially If they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers are received at Camp Mcclellan uni
formed, provided with FIRST rate quarters, &c. The
advantage Of volunteering for the old regi ments
is apparent. 1he Con m,sssry and Qusrtermaster's
Departments are thoroughly systenatized md the
men are we'll taken care OF. eep4-dltwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

The Democracy Of the several counties in the
State are requested TO that tho necessary steps
are taken IN their respective counties To insure
their full representation ~ the state Convention
~ order Of the Denooratic State Central Com
mi:tee.
j NJ ELLWoOD, Chairman.
j c. Turk, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
For Nal4.

- Onn BUSHELS OATS IN STORE IN
OaUUly warehouse occupied BY Il. NJ. Pretty
maa, Bazaar Block, Davenport Enquire of X. NJ.
PrettymaD. W. Is. TWl MAN.
ian 12t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
For Kent.

nNTHE FIRST OF OCTOBER, THE STORE
~ roon No. Is Brady Street, enquire #
1.ORR
su25-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

Tue BANKS Observation-Disclosures
from New Orleans state that Gen. Banks
i. sadly discouraged a, the state OF al
fairs in his department. lie has too
many troops to keep idle and too few to
attack Port Hudson. When the expe-
a,ion was organized. the Medical De.
paltment hal no information regarding
its destination, but took it for granted
tia, 1t was aoinu 10 James River, VII TIL
ef all the nmbuances and medical stores
were sent. 1t is impossible to move
without these, since It is impossible to
make provisions for the woun ded in
case OF M engagement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

How MASSACHUSETTS QuolA IS nE
ING Fu.lKD.-The Fortress Monroe cor.
responder, OF the \. Y. Times says that
coy. Andrew has requested Mr.. G. b.
Miller, Superintendent of Ccntrabands
at tha, place, to enlist all the negro sol
ders he can, as portion Of the Massa-
chusetts contigent authorized by the gey
ernnc nt Gen. Dix has given his con
sent to the arrangement, and recruiting
is going on quite brisk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

CLINTON HOUSE.
NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Lowe Ctr love ]. TsusDsll, Pm,
pdstes uexl.du.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
IL OOk Printing
tn ALI IT'S VARIETIES DONE ON SHORT
! notice and in the most elegant style, at tho
DEMOCRAT AND NEWS OFFICE,

UrIEBs bEVVH, C"fAcI CITY HHu THU st'etts
fINU FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE
Z KEEPING Any party having small
amount Of plain Household Furniture sufficient
for man and wife,, which they would like to hire
out Tor few months and have well taken care of
will please address FURNITURE,
dec q If Box 1894. y u,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

TIE Custom House authorities OF
Canada having refused to receive Amer
lean money, the Northern Lake Trans.
portaiiop Company have concluded not
to 60 through the Weland Canal dur
ing the coming season, but will run
their boats to Port Colborne and Butia.
10, on Lake Erie, and between Por, BAL
housls and Oswego and Ogdcn.burg, on
Lake Ontario,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

Al wishing to purchase good Machine are in
gitei TO examine this before purchasing else
where. Warranted one year, With proper usage
PaICE, Ss0.-HEhMER S., BAsTER a. EXTRA,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
Tired Of W a,tlng.

Greeley is tired Of waiting for his
.three times three hundred thousand
men who were to rush to aims upon
the issuance OF the proclamation OF
Emanc patton. lie has made up bis
mind that they have all made different
arrangements, and are not coming
Consequently he is going TO abandon
that policy and 60 in for recognition
Of the Rebel Coutederacy. Sach is
Greeley.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
A CARD.

CARD.
yJvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
/ entire stock Of Boots ard Shoes TO VIM. q.
ilarrah, bcgs lcaye to reform his thanks 10 his
friends for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the 90 me dis successor in business, whom he
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
J. 9. TODD.
September llth, 1861.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
L the stock OF Boots aid Shoes from j. c. Todd,
would respetctfully solicit cont uance Of the
public patronage I'd assures his friends that he is
ready and willing to sell goods at the lowest cas-
price, at his new store on Second street. opposite
he Le Claire House.
WIN. G. HARRAH.
SspteUbs nth, 1868. novI-dtl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

A Naw oELFAss correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, writing on the
18th, mentions as ''rumor" that
The negroes recently sent to garrison
the forts have come into violent COLI
son with our white soldiers. and
that a general revolt has taken place.
The sudden departure Of the Mississippi
down the river last evening has given
credence 10 this last rumor, as well az
the former one concerning the appear
apce o! the rebel vessels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
ACENT VA TED
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THE HISTORY
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Touching Scenes in tho Field, Camp, Hospital
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BY JOHN s. G. ABBOTT.
Author of the "Mothera Home" "Life Of Ma
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13

TnE Bntlalo Courier fays that on
"Wednesday Of last week the citizers OF
Aurora ard vicinity, without regara to
sect or party, made donation visit at
The house OF Rev. J ID. Benedict, which
- spoken OF AS having been a most Joy
ous and Interesting affair. Tho VISIT
vas under the exclusive management OF
thr ladies' Of Aurora, who had prepared
aud loaded FIVE large tables with all the
good things and dcllcacies Of the season.
/ Although the weather was irighiial nad
the roads all gu, impossible, sevora hun
dred persons participated IN the visit,
and tie best feeling WAS exhibited on all
hands. In due ulnc tho eos.pany Wan
invited to The supper tables. Ihe Ia
1.es had provided among other things,
elaboiats cakes inscribed with such NJ
free speech" "rel gions Liberty shal.
no, be alnid geI,' "he Un,on,he Consli.
luton and the Laws" &c, d. After
pending lelighiiul evening and testl-
'yirg BY ,crha! eyp.essiona, > the es-
teen IN which the worth Elder Was held
the company Srokc up, leaving still
more substantial token 81 reward behind
them IN the form OF a liberal donation
Of "material aid" Mr.. Benedict will
be .membered AS the clergyman whose
arbitrary arrest created so much excite
melt and Indignation a few weeks ago
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-02-19
"a Fam feiae tuabrt 9tmofratie ae.

b: go Tam teine wabre 9tmottatie &c.
t.n, Is ldnat Der @trra1t tdtttnt Xrn,.tnr'
.iun. Getpt ffebtn bat, anetrs=rst &fitsass
81 N, trta.tts. pie Atmtnjdeer, ,pttt><
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ben -pea gritrin p1kriaen4 p 6asn- BEN Na,
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WirNi&fei, fap IL; s o!i.s5un.t 9rx,:
: as *, ,p.tat oit @aH,u .8satn, anitt,
MtataunB >srbsbsn wdrseu, wean la|e IN
ip1ff4I /; foetnannttn (aelt&sn COLLABORATION
]lttttn."' ":
.:1Diss fnp BE @orts bts reoufesaQs
D.mutrat'~. hes Iettenpen enmos.
lnatt(&tn Blatte8 80 St1a,
prnRaatts xtntudy. Bas tag.n..
pit Dtmottaten. IN ~-ttn DtttRaattn
eaau:7 se0t.n: fe nt&t II Gttttttrune,
une, @@ameefabl isns Oraant tte* Nor'
eens BON I'D. noesn, tptl&e auf rt&ts an'
ptrts ,innen, ,ale. tlr&&f Ytrmtttetuna 4.
nit ,fauttn GarIebtne I'm Murbtns btin'sas:
ben au unteYs@.n. bride nus Sutflu@t
BE Sut,rtdtn:pss' @olts. ulnlb 3yttr &epub.
lit an osre, Gsinpe 'pstl@a&tsn3
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-02-19

nctbweubts stpas IN I'm fsrtsa astis,
pae II ,s&tS pie ltusS IN ttn GRAZ lests,
bae.er fstn gla6 seu fsiats 1ussas ast n
5btnf&eibsu stsn..
I'D, q par isyt rod ai&t pettev g.
ssoususa wis IN AnfanSe.
60 RAM: Ii l4aea Wifi nsSsadltds
4Se,ie. A&nsbn 9atv6auesvi por btsfen
unatadi&sn Maune BATE vac Setttante.
pole De(en. In bem i'd ale etiltassti
uup alse 2sitenshsr Rsnlnbsl Ytrsint'
aet sbtnfdl6. rdtFsub BE Dslbaume ts'
Dines aittetten. lanae nit Ter 1ane zen
furh bors Mild BON r!f&> Serislsn, ef1
i'm IN w as~rneuyelsu Iisfe sen SINNER
nib aber,uarsmsH f4isa.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-02-19

Deupa csIRtdt6sf tstlt tsft ;nts tsr fnsrsis
idsi3 ERnesx pap gerratt Ha6 sott nod
lrss RsnS ttsrpsdenben unS bff&Snts,
ssnt5a TH taa.n. 6ttr ater
.Iieef bll Wtnuiisfnbeit nadt 5u faas unp
man lhdsisG MIDI. jepe pclilil6s. Gtaaf.
isets Ont rfr Nspubltf mao DouoT, lnb,
Cents abjuud9sn. Gin nit l0elu pe.s.
padtn. Gist lam Mtp.ss)ort aqe, NssAs1.
blidt etnntbmsn. Db SsF: Dauts. o.
2fnrcln. Oh SfIapaet. Oh Grtibstt - bier
70 rtr grottn MnNe~Alts sinsrlstg rean-
.aan ibls61 ptyStr Girttt'hni INT, s : iss:
U.sH 5puls 3 uIiSn 90 @tar rtt4s ttnl.
tnuna I'm DRsn, pdrs, 1pieim Dtaeu, ette.:
.Hsbilrn pdipsn taiDaur Btfnnuua lours
msn.:: sb6ifTt III pftn babs i'd ~ trf ",
.arif5tn, tab Wis deldRpsr MIDI, unrfdt
botstll, lptnn5 he NIL D.tadtuna pnn ,seen
rgg)nnftee'" itiItpsn. II 81 rfn; Yanlsrsr ,9e,
b6rsn tbifr aud Nc msifsn 5rre{pttiabltn"s
NM .iuRustei&en Deu.f&sr, 1>t*%H.,'ir
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-02-19

syurtstlt peshfa lre fsine Iast IN
Vfausn unb Gntisssn Ssrbvins.n sptre.
0utl ed DIV sin sbrli&sr Mani1,
blstte W ORR Matys. blstbe .tyenveu,
terei&ers bie !@taat, ndtfrt tts arusu,
es,iete bts @atisn, 1lfte Bladti&, tussne.
baft unb btwpnperi unb uuterrsb. Ewde.
reub Du biir@ ii 9uf ,n1e, q, :lGIsnesn
lebn. traat I'LL Mnpsrsr Dtfns robe Dlpa'
{e, fatrt etns Mnosrsr Detnen Nauisa tn
S&anef. uni, -f&lfppt Deins xtlls, tu'
3u@ttaufel So, 70 II 20 flus uns srette
0sorbnst, Du: Gtenesr! -. s.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-02-19

III 10: an 1isaRsl eaS y5as, gie
nm hi avf bsr Qlpe. &~
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.istst. ~ kdrlsI pstssube Ussdui9 ~
psdte ttn sasa. q fab -f&dtfsr bin uub
evIaaais. VI .bs 6eibta7 SftvaS eaitsksi
on sissm @sSsn patsu,. .ss5a ben sbslsu
8Hstut. esu Esun 1f& ssrbi ettefen; fonait
Il pte Gorn ests @asshs unierf&siten.
Ct mar often uaD uaitetMfal llstnsnG &iu,.
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tomuen, - t..
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-02-19
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pftn.' unb eas betrsttne jpelalt gnaees ppelltsSt
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man l1nrent. Dat pom 'un4tur1 goa
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uttt= sttm @5pupsintusnt fbR46lltel.@
a.b.u ups fallen, Dis Gn'wetbuus est
Guyt,nsy bat baupt d&!i& s'nsn*. anesrn
@runr:..
ON tiIret eas Nefual, ndd' Hslasn
aaf @DntbsFettsp, Jesn ,tas papitrattc
6dtR; lid ri&t.us. z:<Ban tam Currency
lfllkfhs 'api6' einen bfdnbslearfft! anfrtfn.
81 riiI.lbe IN 1ltbtY6be httI rsn Dtea.f
po,taneeu, 70 fluff fs2ffm pntfe, ,. D.. stt
Daa.su Rttesnstm pssile; u Ne IN 1au'
Fiur,i&tnru Wsngt 20, 1e5 fsi9t. Fs tn1
YrtAt, {. ): Rte @aarsn mserea btuiaf'
"a. (: 10. :A.-.. .+E 81;
~S(a1 Ger @el. b,Gs Inp mad asp5bn:
Aiaas Br.&hune u,ua 500 Mtiipntn
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gett.tr .rforptqi@4 lla}tT" Qurrfntpp ,.
Ii; Bans. une @ouveruemsnts' papisrgsle
(iu(animena,nemmtu bat apz1 eit Sumrns
r,a zoo Midioihti3f sttf&,. unl.rz pa
piuaelr. msil Is ni&'s anesris'i 1T, ale
elm D,rfpr,dsh tdafdea: :3abIuna.: ale
zine an @sdftL tam, tsfoneers tttt;
Mot srportirt pttrtn: .,.'
mir babtn fe(slid 200 Miatonl,tt DIT.
lars .attr p.n- Dtearf;in Circulation unp
re natdht&e> Golee II. ta6 eas :3uuis!l
6d an rem nmhf1I&tn Deearf ,abiortirt,
". J.. rae DE 700 Miuientn, nod ,ttr
@olbbafe ouf ben ;@e1tb,s bon natl, 500
Mtutoaen tnabeserddt rsteen, pttr tn
Eanesrs n 8o1tfI bat he gfasnfdnre. tte
G.rtbrs UNI stpa 40 preeent tn :Bertbe
aeta,n. Sn. 4aufmdnn1i&sn @tl&aft.n
du6ert f@ btefss >Baaen uup Steigen 70.
Ifert, tn prdlt rs eanpsiBenttnr1ee
~Idnafamsr, ant %lan9(amtfn abr In btn
esbn.u. pabsr est A,bsittr an nttfstn ~
leipsn bat. :,
eint ftrner, Grb5tuna ri poptsrtmif.
}ien BON 5eitsn SO @ou1trneu.ents fstt
cA., T., 0IuA6h. hnnnit 'nnm lin f~eYnsrtA
Sttia.n etr ptede, obtr Deportation b.ll
GuyrsntY Dos Gouptrntmtntfolltt pabft
per au,n Dine.p sarauf bsta&t; ittn, pas
papi,ra.lp ~ Bpnlen nnb belsn Qtteu.
iatien ~ btf&tdrten, 6t.r fon1u,tn wir
auf bic fatolt @tf&i&ts bsr 2tsal Tenttr.
abtt mir bab.n; Sttr muir auf taants: YIN.
|aanp 1un ri&uata Btuubti!HnB. uni,tst
auadahe tinptihn :naqfa, rHlst Gatt
p.flbpua uni.r.s pppt.rasletf lt,s tnt&!
an pn llnf$stssa|l!: ,etdtltt" On, uae fa'
/ t4hA " ,- I'LL -.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-02-19
R,pei 8ocbem.

s'9eo& lapfi@ oasn, unp pic SttunS: eess
GunarlGte 'eett utGnpe.4 "iG ~ ~. ini
ggeeod tie apptlitte rtt 2tpablisie Fin'r
neneef4lanb mabutnetr au2 Die 9Gnerate,,
81. paHfstis III funp 'ris Gbrs ibrtr Der,
trttsr., nod ,nte 'bepurftt ais TO- febr ptr retr
1tatt Das wirU in tiefm swti
Wc4sn ael&fben? ,@.I r::@ 81, re4t
Die @tbsuienam Ghttn tat Td ;,bubl
idbR nfd6pfs. abissr, srtr 9trratb I'd, Nor
zen. Dat f&trtho stt5fttaer ,rtotsn;aunibtnr
8dtnpf ist.sr ~: a%berntbmsu. Dit Repab,;
ltf4 a. III ttr AuFSfuna bssrtFsn uppr M,
ibrer SPITE ftsb. cine .fetsf, .mtusn, une;
tfdfilofe MpntiniN II ration, spis nab 5wds:
jdbri9tr1 unfdtissr 0.rwa!tunB bsi, turot:
pdifden4 9ronen 5hub lu&t% Der:Gcn'c
ertb ptrtti.t stas Wpit3 est Gougrs6 bat:
8enalt+ absr 35is9 ursr Drtecen. bat @e>
malt lbtr pts Mrutni0ratipn teIbR; mao
.rrirp btr @on9rtS nod ttun; tspur ct rur&
Aufndbrtt nsu. s1udblter Mitslteper ben
Gbaraft.I otstttr,7 auf eea4spir hiabfr- nod
traileisnz tnp buuettn. :: =. IL
Gin Radblid aufspas; mas Der Gpr.
eree IN feiaer, jsttsen Clifton btstsr Saess
,tbau~ bat,: ermutbtat' ans neht9 gu SbeA'.
uunatn..f DitftItt' Degradation, hts i@;
I'M Bolt 'funb 8ttban, bat au4 iua ;0au,
bseratbe aerpaItet tunp"au6,r Asbsn+ f8e.t
Pen a1np i3eesn bat 4eerfslbe fat ni6ts iu
EuBe eefbrrsrt. @ifbt man ft& hie|NaAbe.;
DE Gon9rebpt,bantlunstr5t nrd Spttlsn.io
riEp u,autttu penfslten tpabrltd RibtsJa.ktut
ben, paeunstbaraut trintsertt. bab ne Ne,i
putlit an 'Raatt stueSe nbBrunpts anae<:
lanAt 1T, ,1rp raff 20 Der ouetrortenilfh,
FEN MntrenAuneen pts 8olfts unb fttnsr?
Ytrtrster bttd.fe, uua fe III tettsn. Mpas
I'll, GFfalaHune, Deutora4ifatton! dteraQ
.unp l.lbf tte M~arttalen ess &en9rsfie1
inp (ttr sdbn, .9swothtn. " @o ffbtl man
stpae Son 0r9anAation,T Don feasn' pld5
n~fn;IonGMaetseslue sur#=Nsiturs =nss=
9a,,etszs SO rin5 6insineteiftn tb1tss!
Gon0rtGse In ptt rnilerab!e @erpaItnn9
.pts.eaneses? Dit Mdnnepi 1ne Guna&.n
aetpp.psn, ..pte iamertsantf@e s2ufla (detnt.
ntdf far&tttf 8.tepartti iu;tauatn' unp
@tltibi iua @umpfs sr0 barattetloRsa
TIT 0tdtn. L&7 8 ,s<s@*ixfy - -:
@fr 1tlr,pattsn POI, rem jsbissr &pnsrtb
nt1te!a Sur auberotctn1Ii@e 1ka,fd9tn3
m5een bas 8oltl aus f.tnsl 2etbaraie :bu.
tintni 'nsusn Sample twtden.E Der Don,
,nsr stt'ufenseteen Gort@ QUINTET gtst@te.
TIT Ranpne (haaztt ,baS Bolt. UNI 1stns
altt Gabne. s:sUttQtt6t mdtceyse DoAH1er
bsr erften7 eeeen @bae Capitol IN Wa(b'
iueton gert9tttsn Runune bas @eIf tpttetr
ftniasn. ~"s -
= sWodn Genegts6g ttpavt.u wtr ni&ttts ntttbrT
70 ,ptnie, ots POI, Observation-Disclosures
ainb {dmsthstuan f& md nit :per9of.
nuna, bas etrftlbs tin sutuss1 Cabinet g.
azpinesut ,usrot, ~ ftrt mon nd :f&trli4
ebsn 10 kbs.sals mon F&5btsbet n ssuaftt:
ben 8slduf4btt bat 1&;s! 81 a4f:.;4:
i 81. g5iset bet Grrtbst 8eb5rt tintk fer:
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