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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07
\ YANKEE STEAMER CApTUREr

S.v.wNsu June 3.-Ths Yankee steamer
Water " itrh Saa boarded aud captured, viii,
her entire 'rrS, after desperate fight early
this morning, by q detachment from the Si.-
yarnah squmdr0n. Lieut.. Pelnt who led onr
men, wac killed, together with the pilot ard
few Others.
The Water Witch.w 4 somewhat 'hs.in-
pu;shcd>crGGs in the old navy. She figured
se;uo yezr5 !efore the wsr, in tho Paragua:
expedition. in S1uth America. She must -
. rre.tY sui stantlsl vessel, aud aeT capture IL
/. brilliant '.i;,:ir.
The cpeiry haze been rcpulSci i. B.s'A'.i".
Florida.
OFFICIAL DssPATcH.
IL f4il"'ainr 1espat:l. ga rr'"ls"i ", u!
h H., =. .,..,;.; ii :e'".,'r, n.".nns
S.yAEN.n. ;.... .i"'" iI"i
il l. J.. i, .,iaLLoHY
s...r6iIfy ., the Navy
have the i, s,r ~ ,spOrt that an eIpsii'
lion from ,., command. under Lieut.. II. +.
Ps!ot. G. 3. Navy last night carried by board
inv tito Il. y. steamer Water Witch, near Oi-
s,,bsu Sound, after hard fight. Cur loss is
rhs Gallant Lieut.. Pslot, Moses Dallss, colored
nilo,' end three men killed, and from tsa 10
t9e!ce wounded.
/ viii telegraph you more in detail 8. tho
earliest moment.
ON, very respectfully
w. W. HUNTER, Flag Officer.
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.cc,bsur oa -uk PETERspTeG EaiLG"sn.

he "ExrTJss" Of yesterday stalca th"t ::
.ar!cua ar,. lent oranrIed on ;ha PaiGr5burg
and Wei .on Railroad, at Stoney Creek, about
T. O'clock, Tuesday night hy which une lie
wa los: and some ten or fifteen soldiers more
Or iess severely wounded. At o'clock, as
usual, the regular n:Gil train lett Petersburg
for the Sou!L, anu shurlly thereafter - freight
tain lef. for W,lirr 10 bring in stores for
the Goyrrnm.nt. A. is always the ease, when
ono traia f,!'oI.a oiose!y AFTER another, a red
light was Gi pgyei lrem the rear ear Of tho
first train - Il. 90 avoid accident. The mail
train stoni cd 1T Ssany Grac!; to laka % wood
ilnl water, and while thern the freight train,
of which, we understand, John Harrison vas
engineer, dashed up at & rapid rate, AID in
:;:c face Of che rcd limit Displayed, ran :h'0
tl,e rear car. The entire train .us. cl c2ufae,
heavily iayr1 by the collision and not & liz
tie dan:ag. was auat.:inetl. The p'asI Inih
n.d bumpers n ;rur cr five nf the r,,sscfg":
,..,.. we're ancrkc,! n ai.a hI"k"n +" lit''i
ami r,n,s Il .l,c r..:- i;:::hsa!va= .cfi:!'a:y
strained.
Hai Lht 'endd"r p"', & !i;G "l!.!, g:n; tie
ini,ry 10 i,5 and i:n:L i!:.,i resulted. j. t"Ghg
s,,l,:rr nn.n.d PJn!soi., L.i.nG ltDli lhd ,Choa-
terGeld Di!rio'. g g. who T'Gs 7'1nn':ad IL
one Of The cs.s.aln..ts EGar Petersburg. waS
terribly lnunglsd CT the platform Ct one VI the
cars, aud instantly killed. He had been under
t-catrrnt at the South Carolina hosrital in
Petersburg, and bad 20 far recovered as to ad-
nit Of transfer 70 the hospital in Columbia,
whore he would DO nearer his friends and
relatives. lie was the last but one Of nine
brothers who entered this war-seven having
been killed, or died from wounds recsi7ed On
the battle field.
Some ten or fifteen soldiers, who were re-
turning home on furlough, were wounded
soma Of them severely, others slightly. one
roor fellow was 30 closely homincd in between
the broken cars that hs. had be cut out with
an axe.
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YANKEE STEAMER BURNED.

CLINTON, La, June 3, via SuxxIT, Juno T.
On Friday night last, as appears from New
Orleans papers of Saturday, ten steamboats,
we're burned at .he New ORLEANS levee. Thou
naruos are the Black Hawk, Better Tine, Tide
Bell, Lee Faun, Nebraska, Belle Creole, New
O,lcaus and Empire Psrish, and steam
bargs. One explosion Of shell occurred Oh
the Faun. Everything On board tho steamer
The "P!caJune" and Courier F-ancaiss"
have been suppressed.
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THE AGE,-The April number OF this sdmira-
BILE monthly has been placed on our table by
tue publishers It, contents are varied and in"
teresting, embracing: "Risen from the Banks y
UNITED States service Haeasineil The Pyr"'
mids-Wbo Built thenl And Whenl BLACK.
wocd;") "My Investment In the Far West
(Blackwood J mot Guilty" (originslD Italian
Brigandsge," (BIackwoodi) "Da Chaillu, u lhe
Gorilla Hunter" (origina';) animal intellir
eence" (Chanber's Journsl;) Bank Notes,
(Chamber's Journsl) Editors Table and Lite
rary Miscellsniss."
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The Columbus "Sun" states that in tho
Quartermaseer,s Department in that city, un.
Ger the control of Major F. ". Rllard, tho
following amount of work has been done sncs
Oetober, 1861: Shoes, 305, ,065; jackets,
263 goo; pants, 200, ,092; shirts, ll6, Jag; draw
ers, s2,945; caps, 122.44l; also, amount Of
leather received end disbursed, G32,5l. It's.
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FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

New Hope, June 2.-The enemy still re
mhin cn our right There Was sGirmishint
al1nG our right and ooutre this morning which
still cuI.i,huca. Dallas ANS evacuated Yes,er'
DAY ly The enemy, vino !rlt oar wounded prir
s5nera behind The novener. ~-:1 ....
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7ROI GEN. LEES ARMY.
battle El.Lp NEAR GAINES MILL,

,, June d Z. VI.
lioth's division participated with Ewell in
tue fight yesterday, Capturing over two hun
drsd rrise1crs. Among His wounded was
Bris. Gen. Kirkland, slightly.
The battle opened at sunrise this morning,
abou. ten miles below Richmond. exteuding
from tie Mechanicsvillo road to McClel,sn's
bridge, tnaking the Emo Of battle over ssyeu
iui:s !rns. The eAemy making the attack.
The toavie. lighting is reported in Rodes'.
llershaw's and Hotcs' front, Who calamity
repr!sca erery assault Of tie enemy.
Our loss ii very slight, ncs over I've huu-
droi 70 killed and wounded. That Of the en-
envy il fully six ihonsanl, acme estimate j: ~
iligu ~ ton r!Io,lsllri.
The ruemy II: ore tim. l.roko .hrod5h
Brc:kinridst'. division. capturinp three
l:sc3s 81 artillery. Einnsgan. however, quick
Il eaute NJ, raaapt,tring tie artillery and tn
Llhs one lie'e from tho enemy. BreoEinlitgs
los: probably 1870 hundred prisoners.
Tie haayiest lighting wss Up 20 II O'Clock
s:T.s then :herc has been heavy cannousiing,
and incessant skirmishiug.
Gcns. Law aod Finnoga.n slightly wounded.
The latter did rot leave the field.
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| .RfikU EC. A1EH.

Eecn i"l'da 'a'ti!y.
:RT1ED Dca af ATCH.
.iTt.ETG, .!une 2.-The movement Of tie
YaI:tG" lf!Gy Gwf.r!s iI:c =. .:ao river il gen
.sallG :."cent;d here sa . rri:0uiss,sa,ns "i
;:c oil - Atlanta E,aFi:n"lrl. Tae inGh.a
l.,e. sitc3 the r,:iihlnrict!nti.t oi thc adTanar
frJ" Cfat;ancs- j. estimated il. i-e: informed
,u,c.es 1T 80 900 Killed AZ: roaH.!Gi H.: -
UJU sick, no2si.:s and prisoners
per.nns ir:.u tahi'l! thclr !'nts report 'hm
40 trans n:.y- iicuI. at k;r%4.vN l.: sesrrnl
d,.,s. ;;.:. ii,. to,ag: s Il! eaten uus ara ;LY
eona!rf riY&EsI oi ayefy parss3a ctF1li.
I'D. {. " Srii!L hos been unaninoGsly
..E..tei t;ior General lit 2GIr.erd ut the
G,ocSil r",ar.e irn,pa.
,.e:;. i.gn3,ii j. erSagcd here 10 preparing
to 'StGrr irJais !CG :riTc service.
; Lsn I,.cI haa tendarhi Lir s-rei1ts /"
;.t ijhista.: and hhs hrea l!-re on iu3pArI.n.
: sctyi;e. i!s Gas left again i1r the frors.
VIEW lio:T, June . 4. +. NJ. Vi. MAsisr-
"a, Ju.;e ,,::~-5kiriIi:liiHg continued iur'rg
!.,st ngi,a. 4a up 10 Tie uu1o oi ze"dihg this
.irriIa'c!! hc-wsra he ehumy'a sharpsuoo;etr
1;'..i o,,t-- 7s:. :yi!s .::L;:T. tf:,':t,. Gj,s
! r"srIiY :re ~:il; niarnr"rine tor Advantage IL
raSi::GI, hut - i'.r :;.cy have been H:9!nptly
; Ri1:.
Naw l2rr. Vii MARIETTA, June ---r!Iu
e,.u;ly art z;ii throwing f.rw.ri t.o9ps cu
| cur ii .,ht. There baa b:en considerable az
litiM : skirmsistinc To- DAY Gan. Echols was
YER; s:s:4,!y ;soundcd in the thigh. Prison
| r,,! continue IA be brought in Among then.
il Lieut.. j. K. bscby, QnarserInustcr OF tho
9.h liiirois rA2imHrt
sEcoHD DEsrATCH.
MEN llprg, Jane 4.--lu the .cti0n on the
. Oh nur !r:., tho crE:ny's iv3a wns 800
killed AID "oTnia3. Se9en or eight shells
rIssea tigr":, the hsadqua' tors Of General
Tins Ewing.
'Iha ,:n"nly :srs thr;!y!hs kingStGn aI,I !!.c
iytr 81 :"rr h.il1H ;c:"a. The irouE, a!c
! rauch tis.Ariened, hat we're told lhnt litcr
rrirhii. Atom. tLay would meet with y"
| further Opposition il ,hrir march % Atlanta.
EXlsyc:..tLI .ccUun,s ul our loss havs bon.
! circulated hn9ng tkeni ~ their oIhcers in or
J der to .:,.rr lh.m The punishment indicted
; a;."n ;'ia:n L.: wcok by Stevenson and Gle
| biIn. @rh :rr} stTcro.
i .r,ri.oi. vG TIE 18th prMy corps are i.rw
| un tiIoir va from Trans Mi-siasippi t. reit-
| force Shermnu 1t has reached Van Barren.
fhIkanTas.
| All traaqnil here. The weather c9oi and
{ rainy.
| SECOND DISPATCH.
| Nav II0rv. June ALI quiet dnring last
night ard i:.is morning A heavy rain i, fall
! iL".
| Four regiments uf Yankee. were niusterad
| nut 81! service i: Kingston. %" Thursday
| rhe ..fGl II ,far9;cc of - .,Iyh will eIpre 10
| twenty dag,
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BATLxrIsLp, NEAR GAINES MILL, }

JUNO D, i6Of-I Z. NJ.
II day has been unusually quiet, both sides
seem to observe it as the Sabbath. Only occa-
sional sl:urpshooting. Last night. about oight
O'Clock, tho enemy made feeble assault iii
front Of Finncsan, which was easily repulssd
Little elsc of interest occurred yesterday.
On Friday night, lIoko and Malone on the
right, advanced their lines some distance. in
order 20 establish their limo of skirmishers,
during which Gen. Breckirridge'S horse wns
shct under him, causing Gen. b. to be severe
ly bruised in falling
The enemy also iuade m assault on Fields
and pHrt Of Early's corps lste Friday eve
ming, both Of which were successfully repulsed.
Our Losses in the fights during tie whcls Of
last week, will not reach one thousand
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DIED.

II AL. hur.. T.. ljouI county. "n IA A. "t h.r..
l:GI, FRANCis II IA~llNn. son " Iiss., ..a t.n.i~
saun ers, age: Gy and Is du:=
'Mourn not Tor h;u rs s0ul
Rele sGd !:uir m0rt,l - oa and "rI-
l. waf.eh pp-,r to Is hnsi .Gi.
Beh' ID h.in hers.
A wreath fu eies, Il .wrri
Dign. y fHinrd aruusu 81. "n:- Il W.
HIS harp iuneI 80 tie .ir>in, il bra en- high hover
" eddie rcioty nav.
Died, IL 2'a. n, nu ,!s I,.l lay Il Y, irG g. III
wound received ~ tie .uag' r" IA ..'i MA
Spo syiv ri. Cu.t H1u>:. EUu. hEp rEGKI>spN, (
company K, lIh Via, mia irfhn'rY
As lt lie h IL mos. ruls ict"u I't {. III t.
tUng .L- IiIs' T." Il! rT il- C"i'I al" srr Er', "
Ia breskiIg, nj of 81 ~,r. 1" ,Ii III ih"..if H '
u ttes Of H.. r.. y,i A"riii.ru rgnn up ,il
OF his lea h. rkri We IL rt II, woin ch VII. aah!y
.riki gIJr .l"'io csn ". II lsv'- DTh. IN sai
""e Ii 20 Tou u tei ir!e"araH.e lo>s .,,-..,-...
Thou gen. desrss; ir! nj, f:oH Ei' notid u ilc,
TloY art laid the cold, siis rave;
.;a mere w II t'ou nsrth 'ol'' az AID the So,
10 ;rprI ihe foul tyr int sid Ln"N..
DIED IN tho ci:g OF po:e ,burg ~" lsl ms. aaHSiE
WITT, zgsd wsn'y thee mcnh, OILY iaush,, oi T. IS.
tns Virginia VA III il = ct!rIry.
".he f1a ed Int little :Say
klow he 81 1 'iua
And while twas vi Hes earl. rag
Sue s.uiht the better. bright! e.
aud dwels Wit, Us rn in"rc "
Religious Herald and Lyncburg Republican please copy
Killed. on The 18th day OF aay, lsi in battle nea-
RroS Church, Corp "a. A. II. BROWN, Son' ny C"1'h
Virginia Battalion Tnantry, while basrf ending his
country leaving beloved father, her, hr ihsr and
sister, besides numerous fondly atacid relatives AMI
lrie ri, to mourn their expected lrss. ,ov
ia ..- isath Of this esFnas'- % h. h. y" ~,
whole duty 30 hi. cnun, aud a'Ny. t.: hrasriy hrtI!ni
ior our rights o-ainst uel -nrt Az" finally III rGr
up Rte life willing sacrifice TO M ca"- he nd - fd 4
at heart. bu; speak tie umI.etsa srnia'r
ul his n:IualGtan:es wheu say ih. -" nore 'if."i"
hg: toned gCnilru or UrIs"r ~ l"'irr solt ht
sscriticed hi- lie In i- 'au,- 81 % 'oHnt.y 'hsr u
r,Iu,I I,r,n.ui Of III "rru" vas i!i- - y dra h vii!
not y be dryirrt. his !r.us ~ tr'IaiHtaLces h"f
IA e rcrrti,.i uS public calamity 3iay hi- ataGu Il
have sautary Influence upon RS surviving c0nr "s and
nsuusiuanres EtVe haze We hech 90 ed upon - r"rn
IA, los; Of rbr who was hs0Sei than the ubjaIt =.
tIi nc;i uiy he upon whom all might bsSr
,heir affect on he fsv0r'te Of al! who knew in
Az h!s afflicted friend emenbrr that allwis God does
all tngs we'll, and he will give grace sufficient 10 protsc
them through this world OF sin and death his spirit vi
lead gently home whence ill trus; teir 10, ed
one has gone. Thus has ended the fe OF one who va
provcrba for bis truthfuness genenaSs and poitcne.
J.HS.
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II. Thn commanding general akes p!sA-
surc in no'icin: Tbs, s5Ii and galan;ey dis
p;ayed bg Capt g. iii'aylor Mar!iu, aad the
ISL lterr s:i-
tfaso oi the I9s lsstfitssse regiment, u,,trr
his comm and. 10 ths engagement as For. ctif-
ton On The 9;n instant, with t5) ti;e Of The
enemy's gunboats, in Which engagement one
cf the gnMboats Was destroyed, ard another
cripple, he rest rerrsatins. Such coudhct
ref .os credit on tho -sAryica "nd dessrvcs
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he following letter from Gan. C"%ngnlaa
csvs ,i itssss ss2...l ( 1olGrst Q. bstsic Of
lie LIT inst Is will be seen thgt y brigade
N lis lell, wl.;ei, gave way. waa mi.tsken for
Ii: 7zn III s published account af the engage
nant:
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IIqH.. Army NORTHERN Va, |
Jmra 4, 1861, $50 ?. NJ.

H"n. .Nec,sinyot Var:
i.sat ni:h;. uii"r the date Of ny despatch,
Gc,.s. Brtchinridgc and Finacsan were at
tbched by tho eliomy ns i:,ey Were preparing
70 re-estah!irL !heir skirlnish line. Tho e,l
emy. was soon reeujsed. ln1nediately after
wards an stack Was made upou Gen. Hoks's
frout, witt, like result.
Up to The time of writing. nothing has DC
CARED along ths iincs to>day, except Skin
niehing at vncious points.
The positions Il The army is substantially
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PRISONERS.

Az OFFICIALLY eturn, made OH Saturday, shows
to that day inclusive, u. the Libby prison,
FL: ;risonasd., including lG commissioners
ofiatfs, CAPTURED Gn the ChiakShotniny.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-30

fiitrt., Muh nislc Na!tuisn miil1sn II.
nun in Ger Stils Nicer %abttaaen.
Cine raoifale Gonncntion
wirr, mie Der 6sin;en'ihe pionisr wispsrz
bolt rcrli6crt, in renis Saaen teruisn
mercen. Der WipHisr weib pi,s neireft
aus better Suelis." Muh Die "g,em Naz
-tipn" ihsint nit nisler Suellt tefannt Al
lein uno Ipribt caYon, rob Gle Gpnpens
tim am 81, Wai %itattNncen louc, Darum
ateg nit cieisr N%n9cleAenbeit il oebeime
niEcpu rerlabren miro, 1T minrelens be-
fremccnc.
Die nrromeitlib Staaten
nit Wusnabmc pom Minnelota line aui
e@ Nntraa ibyW 0puperneure oom Yya-
ncsAitn aufasir,cert, $4,000 Mann oui
10 Gage su ie!tn. 1emaemde baben
biz @ourerneu1s Der Stootcn Sbip, Sn.
hanna uu9 Suinpia eis Drill; Der betref=
fcnrcn Staoten trrsils auf ZEN 2. Wa'
eintrrufsn!
Wp!p, 77a.
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2incc!u il: Baltimore.

2sstf Wo0e biclt praToent Siutplu in
Baltimore scg elmer %un8ebsursn @erz
iamm!ung eius Stare, In Der CT natl1Iih
lid ouf zen arcFsn umfdpuns rer poliz
ii(d'en lniIdltsn in baltimore felt lsinsr
3ncosnitozy tsils eurO Baltimore uor 3
Sabrsn unc Der Niecernsbslln1 ypn
0uneealcIeaten i'm Mpyil 1861 binnies.
Wfitsr tenssrfte 2incoln, cap piefer Ari,a
cosu olsne, i'm Der Melt ris ldnait berl5-
tbiets rtdtise Nusleguns ee5 @crte5
oUreibfit" gu gcben. urp rarsutbun, tab
Die M'acin1e atwi0er Qeute, init annsrn
MenI9cn anc ceren Nrbeit na9 Miatlr
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,u ldaltsn," cine te,al fallte Musleauuo

81 ldaltsn." cine te,aI fallbe Muslesuno
Ter Bteibeit iei.
SIM 8ttrtf Ger { aubistn @p!raten
erslartt 2inecln. ta6 Bolt irrt, menn.
es alaute, pas he Meaieruno nidt ernN.
LID entldlcHen iei,cie at biDen col
,raten au beihIBen. gr babe lanae unr
rsiEi6 iiterle9t, beYcr CT Die Ne9er III
Sclcotm madte, ais CT lih oter Don
eer pFtb .iter3eust Bale. ibnm Mai>
fen in BIC 5anp gu gtben, bate er au@
teinen Nua.ntlid mebr 9es5eert unr be.
lbloNen, iie nit allen ibm 3u @ebute 1e>
benosn Mlitte!n au btlduBrn, aanj IL ME
rie meiGen SDlraten.
8ie isBt iei es n;d,t mbsli9 sepeien.
ben 8eweis bei;utrinsen, RAP Die
Nebellen wirtlide @rduel an ZEN Ntaer,
lolcaten Yeribten, n%cnia1ens nidt icl1e
Vereilt, welde ras Nedt her WiecnYer<
aeltuna beerineet batten. Der Sort
pilew Sal lheine ater Elm 1rl& BOILER
Bemsi5 su itin unp er merre 1renee
Wiecernerseltuna iiten, lei atsr lter pas
Wie nod niht i'm &larcn.
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3urld ,peifura elmer frsheu euac

3urild iueifura elmer trsdjen 2Mae.
Sn Zen Sldl!e,n ru Gopps,beoes unr
Jtaritaliliimi circulirte felt mebreen @cz
den cine lbouetlithe @sidiGn, mprnad
si1e W;y2. 2accsN hte, Shmetsr cer
Mrs. 2ineplr, nit einem lc crr jtcer
0urGludun9 teldiiysncsn @eIeit(treiten
re6 prdlcenten sei.itbsn, in Uptt Movree
curb ualere 2inien eeyeiet isin unp in
ibrsn &pHern Micnisiren, SfVuersuniz
fcrn1en &c. nah seselila aelhmnaoelt
hoben loilte. Die ]Goppeybeaos> rie, NO
le nur fDnnen, cerortiae Sd%muaesleien
nit 5fr;enafEeuoi1{sit te9eNen. truoen
cine sycEs mproIilde gnt1iiiluna uber oe,
anset'tbsn Weleitstri css }>r1ilcenten
iar S6ou unc Die NapitalilImi ldirnpfz
ten iber ion AleibGpbrTpossn e1f ftclsn
tic Slo Nte ol5 elNsu rtr ourhtlietcniten
unp ldIouiten Nclitifcr ror, unp hcinobe
in rcmIslten N%themAu0e lhreiten le ibm
Gle fyIciiale Dummbsit gu. reb er elmer
init ibm sermanrtsn Jletelin UNI
S9mua8lsrin einen OsIsitatyief mitaeoez
ben.
Natirlid it an Get oanssn 5;luyie
fsiu wab:ts Wcrt. Wiajcr Wutjprc,
Rrmmaacant yen Ucrt Menrpe, eyttay,
ie fir cine vcurdaua unhearlrcsis 2iz
&C." Uir finn t~sa;cris auf bic ndd'(te
SbanpIbai> Teid,c cie Gppperbsars uup
Wa6tfaIil|imi rem Uen;rieaellpalter an
e!d3!cn negne!1 Su!. Gts,.
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Die NaSifllifiimi uno Das Sploateu.
ftiMmrceHr.

GH ST.. GtsSta. bat rsh', lpeun fe laot,
rag mdbrcnc rie reputlifaniibs partci (ih
auentAaltm Wclid Mibe oibt, un lertn
unipnafdmpfern i'm Ne.oe pas Gtimnuhl
AZ iihcrn, II. Maritalilimi rcr oiriem
Nsdte Ger Solcoten nidts mebr nil1eu
lpollen. Wenigltsus estIart ibr 5aupt:
ORGAN. eas ibnsn jest ibre Seiitiac Nobz
RING l~isicrt, bic Trsmrnt'lde u9ism Maz
t!rn" in MemzWmf 0cIaenrse +: mo lcue
Dem Sulratcn gar tetne Sbeilnab &c on
pol;tiIdsn Nnssleaentsiten seitatten; RE
Ypl!tif iplle oh|olut aus Ten 6eerlooern
~entfsrn! wsyeen; renu es auf ile, ris
nNsw Naticn" antlme, miirce lie nidt
einmal 3situnatn in Cen Qaoern oulcen.
DteGepperhsar: 8!Sltsr, nament!ih rie
uGbicaAo Gimes". flotlhen Der rNsm Naz
ticn" fir lire Steluna in Ter Solcoteu=
fin'mredtefyoae Seiial su. llstr;asns
miIlen ris JyemcntsIs fen .rsebt Nlh, marum
iIe ben Sc!raien tsiu Stimmre9t 0Dnne II
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AUT-AUT

Ginise eemufyat;ide 3ei;unaen aeten
1de BEN Nn|Ne!1, aIs lsien @ie fir rie
Union uno DC Contribution, vwie ls tpaz
rem, ct2leih lie onre!erivi!s ;uoeteben,
rob Gle S!laseui eurd, eis YEabe!I;pn rsn
1pree ltrsih srbalIsn tabs u1;D coD Ie!bft
cie 1sn,cfrut!:, ,renn lc an'aNuee1 fame,
bic Sc:n'htina ctr Giiarefsi ele einc
ncusnpgte 1bo!Iade accep;irsn mijIc
Sn eielsr 5alIuna Iieai einNieesylprub
renn pena oie Gtiapstei es:n!ttst merz
zen lit opW %):efnfau5 ous9err!:st )ein
miro, ene sin csn'ofratifAes Jisaimsnt
mleeer SUI fafen fam. ic mufie Die uni<
pnscemotraiie-ot iIe Min Cher TEN 500
Oct Sflaoerei traus,t oesr iutstt - bic
W!ototte DOR Linton urp G%cnili!ution,
ME lte warcn.. cod sneli9 ouI;
oeben uno fit Union uuo @pnlti,uticr:,
~ lie lie in ;, l'ln,li13 rel, NIT aanz
sem 5s!scn einteben.
Die Dpppelltsuuna nidt flr Qber
aud niht aeAen gtlanerei 1T, menn
its iiterbanpt lie Bsred:iauns bate, jss .
ND bic Sfioseret cinen &f ouf 500
rNe &stsn bsraufteldmpua bat, tine YDls
lia %uHbal!bare aerorpeu. So bonre!; lid
nut mshr carum> nie rer &ompf melhen
dc St|apenbaIter preooe;ylen, ant |Guell<
Iten beenoist ms1rsn fam.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mus Ger Mob!z
|prub in Bs;ua ouf Die SIlarsrei louten
unc sbenlu il Ss;ua. auf he DeenciAuua
e!sl.e ourd' Die Sflavs1et crieuo!en SAM
pies. 0tsie Mniias mirp unp muB lid
Sabn brsben, cenn Die rteu erm1bnte
5aItNeit Der llnipn6cemcfrotie tettef5
.osr. Sf!ooereifra9e unp Gle ~unltIise 6alt>
belt Ger eonlerpatisen Jrottion, mslher
jest Gle &%rissflbrune uterlalen it, rer=
Ten Die Traae ME sum AblGluB trinoen
uno III ser 3ptlaenseit yerlhlinst Der
Moloh rss &sieses uu;dbliss w%ertbppue
eeten urc Glitter.
uGntuecer = peer" Gntwccer
mir boten ale Spfer fruhtlcs 0stradt
une ltedsn fsi9e ros Shme,t III bic
Shsirs, I'm m%eni9ttns nIlut ntus Spfsr
nit cemleleen Nelultat ;l brinoen, oper
mir Da!fen fslt oil Jrsibeit une Neht uno
fiibren patci zen Aampf nit auer un5 ~
'5sbpt itebenpen yiabt, in Ger en- E r.
9ila # ct Weile unp %errineen 10 Ell
men ebrensplen Jriscen, scr aus eey ruG>
i!ntslpi:n 9tlsosrwerfung uile Musrcttunq
Giles celisn erpaaisn nuF, mas Ser ginz
belt u1r 6rsileit rsy No'icn fsinplid ent=
.aegsnleht.
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Usrner babeu nj,
Rfeiberjfpffe uub @unren fir
0anscn,
als Nautiaen, @gawls, 9lcaIs, 5aneltn9sr
9trumpiwaaren &c, &C., IoDie
Iuhe unp 0arcerpbee Nrlifel fur 6errsn

Wir babsn fir uaisre icbr SeraHmiaer neuen
2o!a!itatsr unlsre GinfIufs ScGca bic fribe1sr
5atre perp.ffel!. III perlbisesnsn Srnahsn rs1"
ersiia1t in Der 9lblett, unisrm @sidatte cine
arSsers MusesynuNe III sstsu xnf mir brTsn, eaS
6aNelbe uuumehr ais rae auessc,tnts it unr srptts
in MinrsiOtc, fir pis3ufunfi lid e~sNsltsu suten
Rufes uno Gertrausns 3u @sriyeusn BADEN per>s
als wpmit uultrs Dirc:L tisbrt muret.
Cir NauIlrv!e i'm yaNls srlautsN mir uns til
Semsrtuus pag unicrs Sspin9unssn fir Wisses-
Yertduftr lebr sunitis ssl'eat uuc mir cen eisss
i.88triscu abrurm tiniasn gint1uisu suipI8e III ess
9ase llnb, gcrttsils III bisttn. mis- fribey neh;
ME. llnisr Vartner, SerrG Meb!sr, bat tie|sm
Jtslurt ~unlerss @eIhai,ss vrrsuifcAen iltsrnpm~
men ure tpirc eS III isiner gsrobntsn Weils ld
aueeleaen lein !elsu. iopcbl 0Strlt ials ale Ste.
loiloerfdufs our belrnneren 3ufriseenbsitbe1 Ser>
ttn R1ufer III eTcetuircu.
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leitt sertranen als irscnrmc unc Ter
unsertra8lide cas- 8er.raAen leidter
lernen. penn jsre religi5fs ppliz
tilde uno iceiale Denfunaeort lnr.t
bier Yollen Observation-Disclosures S%p:elyaum,
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& s erren=N rtifefn
ais:

Iube, Vlttftns, Gu'1'Facres, Wttten,
GrlrnIterl &C.
!5sntn mir anEerrresntlil biltiac Yysile i1sIen,
"a wiz Iolas tpsilreile nirsct imycr1i1sn.
to- 8ir ~srlauten uns nod biz Ssrgsn Nouf-
!.uts see Staa1cs Miunsiuta aui unlsr bscsutsn-
sss Gnoroe.Qaacr oufme,fiam su matsu
art ps.pen s5 srmihn'e 6!sunse in itrsm Sne
.erele iinesn, unlere Maaren unn yrsiie az p.ii-
fen, Sour i. lid, entitIieben, oas,p1rtias WG'Irs
su tsiateu,, mir riNru, Bonn ta1iir burg uneeis
3unabme u~nlersr Gusrcer.Nuneibafi, baB mir
s;nsu 6svrsu bel Mei,sm ti(ljoers yrsiis ltellsn
xnp cine arISere Nuspabl bisten %tInuen, eis
ar euo Gin anrerss ~titiIses 5aus Ine ater oud}
dtsr,suet, eoE mir biz &rrcurreu, anbsrer Nl1se,
ale Gbieagp, Mitnautse .e. aulhn!;t,, fSnnsn.
Synice, T%prtoareh g. Gcmp.