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CATARRH.
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GAIT Arb RE n EDY.
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

II Hcs-ss Hay, Rose, and Periodic oAEARRH
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13

II al bour. They fell In all sorts OF places.
Gen. E0dge's headquarters were particu-
larly hot for q while. A shell struck once
within twenty feet of the General, and
covered him with the dirt thrown up. GEM
Fuller escaped little better; nor was Gen.
Corse forgotten. All the teams were moved
to to the rear. In the works one man was
killed, belonging to Battery F, ID U. s.
Artillery. AS soon a. the Smelling ceased,
our boys all became engineers, and began
building trayerses to protect themselves
from another trial. On our part nc aTtil-
lery was used. Itrwas purely an infantry
battle. Even thet1ebel guns played more
TO the right Of the troops attacked, than
directly toward them. ERO.
-E6r. GIN. Gnzeffe
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position Of law-abiding citizen. and as
@. In so doing you understand yousseN
and mean to be understood, to renounce
any and all obligations which You assumed
as q member Of the Order Of American
Knights, and to assume and perform all
the duties enjoined by that oath? A. Yes,
sir. g. B. SMITH.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
ID day Of August, 1854.
Lt. and Asst Provost Marshal Gen'l
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13

Astronomers predict that in November
Of this year q meteoric display Of falling
stars, similar to that Of November, 1888,
Will take place.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13

/ Three Revolutionary heroes were repre-
scented by descendants in direct line, and
bearing their name, on the Kearsarge, in
the recent engagement with the Alabama.
Judge Matthew Thornton and Josiah Bart
lett. signers Of the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, from New Hampshire, represented
Thornton, and Acting Masters Mate Ezra
Bartlett, and the gallant Commodore Pre-
BE by Midshipman Preble. Thus We see
those great and good men ''still live" and
are still ct work IN endeavoring to pre-
serve that Government whose fonndatlon-
stone they helped to lay. aeFt
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13

4 PEACE.-The happieat .angury Of peace
which the telegraph wires have flashed to
ns for two years, Is the action of the Dem
ocratic Conventions Of Kentucky, Ohio
and illinois, They have sent delegates to
the National Convention with Instructions
to vote for peace platform framed upon
the principles Of Longs speech. At last,
the banner of truth is being lifted over the
heads Of . people who have been stagger-
ing in passion, blood and darkness for
three years oh! that precious bannerL
if the Chicago Convention but have the IL
Elimination and the courage to lift 1t mp and
plant it as their rallying point in their
coming struggle with their enemies, our
enemies, the enemies Of freedom, and 10, Of
brave and sagacious man, who, like John
the Baptist, bame before TO herald the
banner Of peace. Pointing II out, to the
great Democratic Babel Of the North, con-
fused Of tongues and blinded Of passion BY
the cunning Of its adversary, he pro-
claimed, n hoe agno vinces. He told his
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13

Tucker, Sanders and Thompson, the pre-
tended Peace Commissioners, are all heavy
defAulters tothe Union Government San.
ders is behind some Or, 900 a. Navy Agent
under Buchanan at New York. Tucker
defrauded the Government out Of shout
$6O, 600 through the Liverpool Consulate,
given him BY Buchanan; and Thompson
as Buchanan's Secretary Of the Interior,
engineered the great Indian bond fraud Of
$500. 900.
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credited to the Grand Council Or fourth de-

aes ssea .gr yaEg. e w
ax zs6&z "a &Ms ee@ s%
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13

A gentleman residing on the coast OF
England writes to the London Times that
he distinctly heard the firing Of the guns
Of the Alabama and Kearsarga His house
is situated on an elevation Of ITO feet above
the surrounding district, and is distant 1l5
miles from the scene of the conflict.
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e
members of said order, whose duty 1t was
to ascertain the names Of United States de-
teetives. and If possible 10 battle their Ell
forts An Understanding rebels and members
az said orderfs A. OF my own knowledge
I can't say; but heard through members
that there was such police to be organized,
INIT TO be known only to the officers OF said
order. That would properly De tne Dusl-
ness of the ex-commander.
o. Was the secret assassination OF any
United States officers, soldiers or Govern
ment EMPLOYEES proposed by any member
or members Of said or1er7 A. Ehave heard
| 1t discussed in council, and recommended.
| Q. state what this order contemplated in
the event of Prioe's invading Missouri TINS
summer? A. The, or rather it, intended
| to unite with Price, drive out the u. 8. for
ces aud Union citizens, and appropriate
everything belonging to the U. s. Govern
ment. iss "a 1HasE
8. Has this order been axming and ma.
king preparations for that purPossF A.
8. Under whose immediate direction ha,
this been donef A. Tho Grand Comman-
der Of the State Of Missouri.
@. Was this order to cooperate with toal
Of. other States In the event Of an tnvasion
by Priest A. Until recently. yes, but 1at'
terly, Independents and distinct Of othe'
@ WHAT was the lneDntlon OF TINS Ofo6l
/ in reference to the ferries here on the river
neers, and IN the event Of . movement, Il
take possession of them, and cross mem.
hers Of the order from Illinois and Other
states into Missouri. 81
8. Did you ever have any conversatioG
With Chas. Dunn or Chas. L. Hunt, in re.
ference to making public, under oath, your
connection with the order Of American
L - al hfNfh IF hnx
O. state when, where and what the con.
vorsafiofa Was. A. In June last, 1t Ora.
tiot Military Prison. I remarked to Mr.
Hunt that had concluded to acknowledge
INV completely in this matter. and was
| wiuinE to be tried upon the merits OF the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13
Samuel L. TA0GART,
Assistant AdjutAnt-General.
GEN. Z. w. RICE.

~
Late Colonel Of the 7th Iowa, commanding
let brigade Of Gen. COrse's division, 10th
army corps, was yesterday changed into q
full brigadier, by the RECEIPT Of his com.
mission. The shouts Of his brigade, when
the men received the announcement Of hia
promotion, told how well they were de-
lighted to see the eagle yield to the brighter
lustro Of the star on his shoulder. "a
Yesterday was one Of Fortunes days fol
the Officers Of the 10th corps. Among 9TH
err, who received IN invitation TO como up
higher, was ono On whom the honor fell
sistant Adjutant General, Of Gen. Dodgs'a
the service In 1851 % . private, Major
emit position BY merit. Perhaps no more
the duties Of his position can be found in
and continuing with Gen. Dodge, he could
lance and honest, devoted hard work.
/ have heard NO estimate Of our own los
ses yesterday. Those ofthe enemy are put
at from three to four thousand, which,
from the nature of the ground and the ex-
tent of the fighting, ] should think low
estimate. Hoods and Hardee's corps had
followed our movement and just got into
position, when the attack was made.
WILD sHELLING.
During the day the enemy got battery
FOf l2-pounders in position, 80 they nearly
epfiladed the line of the 18th corps. and
they threw sheus fast and furious fox near.
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Federal Government have usurped author.
itv. and that it 10 not only an ilheren'
right, but an imperative duty, for All VINO
think as the members do, to resist those
Federal functionaries, and II need De, e1.
pei them from power by forcef A. That u
my understanding.
members of. this order, and 30 announced
in the ritual, that such resistance - no,
revolution. but solely the assertion Of
rightf A. Yes, sir, I believe It u.
q. / then understand that the principles
of this order, a. held by the members
thereof, are such that ifOne OF ite members
should assassinate Mr.. Lincoln because O
his alleged usurpation Of powerl encn
members conduct would % Josi9,h,eo. ~
the entire order, and that 1t would % -
sworn duty OF all to keep secret the act and
save him from being brought to IiaA ano
punishment for IL? A, Yea, sr,
@. Il the same principle recognized by
them "a applicahle to officers acting under
- authority Of the President and obey5ne
his orders such a. commanders 81 depart
ments, armv. &c.9 A. ! think It y. Tin,
cludes All military officers OF the ofenefa1
q. Mr.. Smith. have you Of your own free
will and accord. from your own sense o.
duty as Q citizen. and without the solicita'
ton or influence Of any one, answered Inc
foregoing ouestiona, which have been pro.
pounded to you. in the manner you navel
A. Ihaye.
q. Has this explanation at this time
taken place in Consequence Of letter "a
dressed by you to the Postmaster General
requesting It to be made, and stating tina
| it was your desire to answer all question:
without equivocation or mental xeserVa
ton? A. Yes, sir.
q. You have dome 50 with q view o
placing yourself az far - possible in tn
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bic Nusiidten Der Gpnf6oerirtell b~iiterer ieien
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HrlS Qeben.
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100 3a98lente) 9eb5rt ui,o lparen auf ibrem
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Sploatsu.
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WaiBiustou, 30. @ug. Str. Otes, Der
GeueraI@S superintendent Der lleberlanppOlt, lit
bier aneetOmmen, um ben 8ebDroen bic 8eri6te
iiber Die @ffatren in ben Blains ~porsulegen. Die
SiOur, Gbepennes, Arppa6es unb aepwas limb
ale I%einbieli9 uno ie sdblen nab Dem 8eridt
lreunbIid a%eiinnter Sncianer $1,000 arieger.
2luBer ben iur6tbaren gliepermebelungen Der
@eiBen baben fte fit cine WtiaiOn Dollars Gt@
gentbum jerit0rt uuo beberri4en ALE StraBen
pom sSutesbnrp bio Sort &earnep, 200 Dleilen
lang. Die 9rdbte bes Bocifca Selesrapben
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run9 mus unterbleiben. 0enper uno anoere
anIieplungsn iiuo pom ben Staaten absel6nite
ten. 3ie Suoianer lager, pase 2anp 9ebbre
ibnen uno ie weroer perluden, pie 8eiBen gu
pertreiben. 0ieie8 i6eit paS einsiae glrgu@
ment gu ieiu fir ibre 6einbielisfeiteu.
WabrIbeiniih nirO Sen. 6arpep bas Gomz
moncO lber Die Sruppet erbalten unn balp 9e@
gen Die Diloen gu 6eIOe sieben. 81
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GairO, 81, 20. gug. Die llniOns>Qeute
pom Ballard 60, &p, bielten geitern sa
8lanpepilIe Elm Barbecue. G5 waren etwa
1000 gteni6en anpeieub, Sen. Merecitt,
peIder su GairO ~befebligt, reoete Die 8eriamm=
lung an. Gr fOrberte ie auf, enti@lUIen fir
bic Union aufsutreteu. Seine Rece fano GIN
tIaug. Mon nabm 8ei6lIfe an gu @nniten
Der llnteroradung Der Nebeaicn nno 5erbeis
i1dffung pon Qeuten uup Mitteln fir otelen
3med. 9ie GeriammIung par iebr %entbnliaiiiz
I6er 9tattr. s..
NebnIi6e gerIammlun9eu fnoen in a%noeren,
Cairo uabe liegenoen Counties pm WfiiOart Ii.
Gentidn fiat. a
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Neutfhe Nrietr.
rel6e In ter ensIifGtn elite entPaIten iiub.
q nmeuIiR

Mnipa6, Wlrs Gli3a; Sling, Wlrs 6; 6linb,
5arab 6; Sidtboen, NiB Gliabetb; Slider,
WiB Marp 9; S~ep9be9an, Wlrs SameS; 9aris,
Wtrs Maripn 81; Siqburg, Wttb 0tarp; 5ar@
bling, Wlrs Mntanba 6; 9art, 0trs; Sarrclo,
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Wlrs anne 6; 6Hffmunu, Wrs SSutia; RnUtt,
Wlrs 6; &lee, Wtb &atbinfa; &6bler, Wib 8;
Rea, Wlib Mnna; &efer, WliBSolina 9; 2u6er,
WtiB Wlarguretbe; 2inD, Wlrs 9lnna 6; 2utber,
Wrs !autbarine; 8feifer, Ntrs Narp; &pbr-
ba9er, WtiB Nargaretbe; 8otb, Wtrs; S6uI5,
WhB Gaa; Selpp, 0r8 G,3; 8abn, WrsSane;
Zimmerman, Mrs Matbiloe; i3we&, Wtrs
Gbriiiane.
perreuItHt.
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GrOnienbergery 9nsIer, Scbm; @i6elmann,
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Gbas S 6; 2ub, Sobn s; Muno, Charles;
damn, s u; Wurtin, 8 3; Mipenser, SnO
6; Wilsmann, 6 8; WtiBner, SObn; Wuie, 80;
Ottinser @bas; Often, S; Oslerbers, 8; OBJ
mars, S2; Otto, 9enrp; Yoet, 6 81; 9uliper,
DuuiO; &islep, Capt s; Sellers, 8m; Sdeibs
ner, s SO; Sdaf, George; Streper, g.;
StrouB, Sciepb; StrauB, Scbn; Stephens, 81;
Steurer, SObn; Steser, George; Dasner, Sobn
9; Biroer, Bisart. Charles; @ieser, SObn;
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8immercn, s; Zimmerman o; 3Olidoffer SSp;
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@sn. eaeIp ~rettrlrt. esm. sberiban esrfOl,

@sn. serlp r~ettrtrf. e5em. Sberibon OerfOlst ibu
6arper8 6errp, %, Nug, General
SHERIDAN ridte nit ieiner 9an5en Wta6t Dor ;
Die RecOgnoscirung ain Sumiag fanp aus, baB
ser 5eino ii6 5uriidSo9.
Die SnTanterie DER @enerdle Mrigbf, Grpot
uHp Gmprp tpuNoteu iia brett gegen Charles
tenn uno Die Gapallerte perfplste mebrere Gtra~
Ben laomeitli6 pm 6bepbarOStomn, bod allie
werDen fb bel Nindeiter psreinigen.
8cr Gbarlestppn entitano Elm tleines Geiedt,
in meldem uniere 9rappeu einige Geiangene
madten,
Gen. Gprbet trui Die ieiubIide Gapallerje bel
Bunter Sill unp elm i6arfes Geieht iunb itatt.
Die Aadt lber bIieb NueS rubig. Ser 6einb
ipu it bel SmitbfeIo b%efinnen. GarIp'5 lebte
Bepesaug miro bier in benz 2idte betrahtets
aEs lei s3 ieine Nbli6t, eaS Sbal gang gu
r1nmeH.
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Der Ser. CT. pampfer 0Onaestiept.

8Oton, 20. ausuit. Ser Ser. st, 9pfr.
Connecticut, @Ommauoer 4lrtp, 1T beute pOn
Der lipli6en Riite angefCmmer, 100 er an Die
perl6ieoenen Geidmaoer $50 Watrpien abliee
ierte. Gr lteB 225 oerielben bel Sarrdgut's
S6lOtte, Uelde geraoe sur re6ten Belt, nur me-
uise Sage uad benz idweren Sample in Der
MObile 8at, eintrafen, inOem nan ibrer bort
iebr b~epurfte, um Die SteIen Der Soften uno
8ertpunpeten aus5uiilllen.
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MarblauS Staats-G Contention.
MnnapOlis, 29. Wud.

Wtr. Nuo0un bedntlagte 6OlaenoeS: Ser
Utoppr uno Der Staotratb rQn Baltimore ielIen
ALIEN bas 8e6t baben, cine iolde goliSeima6t,
pie Iie gum Sdube Der Stabt n6tbig IL, su eres
iren, Organtfren mt Su regieren. -gs
Wlr. Stodbrtbge beantragte, oieien Nntrag
NuoDun's su Itretben, ba bur6 oenie[ben une
iere san3e 8Uli5eimadt abgei9aft unb l~lneinis@
felt spiifen ben 8Irgern beraufbeI6npren
tuIroe. Stodbriose's 9lntrdg sing nit grOBer
Stimmenmebrbeit ourdh.
Die Section, na6 pel6er bic Sriepensri6ter
unb Gcnitabler our6 bic Gpuntp=G pmmindre
rein. bur1 ben Mappr uno ben Stabtratb BON
Baltimore su ernenuen iinp, tpuroe 10 amenotrt,
baB Der @Ouperneur auf @pridlas Ses WtapOr5
une Stactrotb6 ppn Baltimore uno Der @pnntps
GUmmiiIGre nit Gpniens bes Senat8 pieie Or
nennungen maht.
tabeubFsuns9
Sect. 38 (Sberif8.) So ipll in jeoem Gountp
unp in Der Stabt Baltimore ale Spei Sabre ELM
Sheriff Qetpdblt weroen; oerlelbe nluB in Der
Staot Ooer in benz betreifenoen Gcuntp, pofar
er gendblt miro, ppbnen unp iUenigitenS IS
Sabre alt ieius Gr ipI 5pei Sabre oieneu, aber
oann lpteber tpGblbar iein. SIN Sale elmer Bas
cant foll bic betrefienbe Circuit Court einen
Stellpertreter ernennen, pelder Die 3eit, fir
Die Der @Drednger i~nitdllirt mar, gu bienen bat.
Sect. 80. SorDners, Giientlide Jtptare 2t.l
GOrOners uub 6fientli6e. 9lptare &c. ipIen fir
Die Staot uno bic Counties III Der bisberiqen
Metie ernannt peroen, ODER tuie e3 cas- Geieb
tiinftig pprfdreiben mag,
GtaatSmiliS.- Sect. i. Die Wdli5
foil aug allen webrbaften minnlibea 8irgern
Des Staates bon IL Biz As Sabren beiteben NIB
fpll ipIde 9ienite perridten, ais bic Sen. Ais
iemblp BON Mtarplano pprl6reiben mag; boh
@erionen, peren reiigi0ie Weinung bas grasen
pOn Naifen perbtetet, lOQen oapon auSgenpn-
men fem, went lie giltige 8eweiie beibriHaeu
%s6nnen. &erta9ung.
u nuapol is, 30. gug.
SSplgenper9tntrag, bon gbbctt eeitellt, murbe
omenpirt uno init 30 gegen IS Stimmen angee
ncmateil:
l0fien, 6aB in 9inliht Der uniidee
rem Gage bieies Staten, riidlidtli6 Der Wbgs
ti6teit elmer neuen Snpalipn, pel6e oaS Vplf
bel Der Ibltimmln9 ilber Die neue GOnltiutiOn
perbinoerr ocer eini6i6tern t6nnte, oteie Gpns
pention Ii6 nut su oem3wef pertagen iOll, UNI
Die Nbitimmung oes &OlteS ertgesen 81 nsb=
men unb pertagt bleiben iol, bis Der Brliibent
iie tuteoer einberuleu mag. @enn jeoo9 Der
Sag Der Abitimmnng rubis ulO ungeitbtt nOrs
ilber gebt, bann ioI Der 8rGiipent our6 bic bf&
fentlide Yreiie bic @ertaetng Der Convention
betannt MAIDEN, .,.n !, sssa .s
Seoann wuroeu nod, bic Gectionen ufaea
n%Or1rhen, tpelae fia auf bas ~selebgeberbe lno
Grccutic 9epurtemeut be3teben.
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sI,,s @sw s,ors

Mew Dort, 80. 9(usuit. Sine 8aibing>
toner 9epeide an Die n&prIc" ia9t: 8ereits
Iino 10000 Mann fir ba8 neue gufsebpt
i'm Selpe uno es 1T iebr lei6t m6gli6, eaB Die
3iebung peri6Oben miro.
DIR. Separb beinOet li6 aui ieinem 8ege
nab Nuburn,
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SIS TT pbne 3peifet fem Ylan, @tlantu pnt
mebreren Stelen aus susleib angi9reiien.
9as &etrutireH IN 4labauta uub Neitz
Georgia mill uidt re6t Sieben. @S befrnoen iid
gegen % Ngenten BON ben tpeitli6en Staten
bier, pelde NOD ntdt gans 100 Wann aafaea
bra9t bdben.
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MQa. glrb. MnterfaIsmnas.Ncrein

9ennerha8, tsn} l. Sfpts iinbet time s5.s<7E7am&
auBerproentlthe @rneralperSdminlhn9 s't,l
fatt wDbsi he ~ssSieirtf gSnfttutIsn sur &nrdtnte pcree-
Itst rirb. n
WB. DteIe @eneedSerfdnntluns mtrb 70 ldnse fprtst kst
perben. bis beiaetes Geitdft e+1eei9ttf.
MtIe Mttslifhtr rerhsu gu seribetren %frinseub anse-
fprbert. s. rev r. prdf.
81 Sftr ESsFr .E-@~4aEerqe@ eeET f&s1k 1TfYE{l-
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Notis a1t Steuersablers

3ttp Solicitors SfNte. -
nis 10 sAlsa NOD sB~dIttntar9s 2Tl NuSlisb4s!
Dtsisntatn. psI@s RN ne Mksit8eo on tbfsr Gtaatsc lms
ua6 pei. fat SttftnttH sGiBtRtthm nnb s PCT ~ s S nssisi.s
atuffn ft&trn h,stIfn. tet6saf ttersasd ,s 1ssn 'msarn. Die,
ben an lpesr Dor belat !. Septa Sesap.. ~ = 1858 Ser fir Scrs
b~srssssas Sabre fSaiftd fHs ts SsS,S q ss sa; SE ~ "A Iso ~
l0qlfn mp Tsss0 stemSsn eniGt biss sum 81, b! 81. :betablt
fab. s.-N3 tgtSL I1S91W EgEaf TT1 *1*
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Der aricg IN SaoWcitcn.

iSsH. SbermGn's meuess e~esMusem sssem sItiantd.
N~afbptlle, 20. 9lug. Wlan Iagt, oaB
Sen. Sherman einen She'll Ieiner Mrmee geeen
Jleb Dat 9eldidt BAT, am Ntlanta BON Der
Slbfeite an3ugreiien.
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Observation-Disclosures

W-5dTT 7------K -
SA AMI ailii7A Die! 32&0ftslsratttr. sislzaTEa
EBWHlE uatstatf&Nster etIanbt no. FeiAeR sSssnabea ms
Sens p%abItIam ~nberbaupt BITE Nnsetae gu MAIDEN Aok erIkifI
W1trtbfAaft sun Capt. 9. 3cIeefer, ,Nn. 81 SR @rnitftf. kdufs
BET tHts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E6a nattl faath SsntSks Glda1 eter.
pter frnf eintrt 90tttront Su erauiaeM.l FApGtt cine &taeI.
uunG rtrb ~edrGnttrt,
(@pe2o-) SCfn q. 8rans.