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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

Fine FrMa.--.We are indebted TO Il. n. Lodoa
of Brandywine Hundred for the finest speci-
mems OF the most delicious yellow Rafaripe
peaches and Bartlett pears, that we have .esn
the present year. Mr.. Lodge Is q very success
fulfrnit grower,and invariably receives the high.
est market price for his products. This ia an
other evidence that she finest varieties OF frnit
invariably yield the largest return IN money, as
well % lp pleasure or satisfaction.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-25
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-25

Beginning on 22d street
west Is feet north Of the
southeast corner OF said
lot and running thence
north 1G feet o inches,
thence west 105 feet.
thence south IA feet o
inches, thence east 80 feet
thence south . feet,
thence east rs feet TO the
L.a-t.G-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-25

Having a front Of IL feet.
. inches and extending
back with that width the
entire depth Of the lot,
and next adjoining the
south % feet front of
said loG
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-25
TO WHOM ASSESSED.


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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
New Enrolment Prospect of another
Draft.

The following are copies Of dispatches,
relating TO the new enrolment. sent from
Washington bv Provost Marshal General
Fay aud addressed TO the different State
Marsha's:
Require boards Of enrolment in vour
State TO commence immediately and carry
ont promptly and thoroughly he sixrh
section of the amended enrolment act -
Let the boards appoint and put the neces
sarv enrolling officers to duty. without de-
lay, and let the questions Of strkinr from
the is' the names of persons not liable 10
duty be determined bv the boards ss
promr'lv a. prac,irahle. r i. desired to
gel revised and corrected enrolment At
the earliest dav possible Wherever the
exprution of his order confics or inter
fares with orders or duties eonnected with
the current drafi, i, mast WELD and be sus
pendei as far as NAV be necessary 10 give
precejeuce O the business of tn. draft
JAMES B FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
The following shows the beneft of Sc.
curing correct enrolment:
Washington. Nav Is 1864
iet the revision Of the errolIment he
Pushed to complexion At the earliest posi-
bic day, and make fnown TO the neon @
that il is p'ainIv for the intet.s, If each
town, ward g. 20 have stricken frors the
lists sIl names improperly enrolled. he
rause an excess Of names increases fhe
quota called for from such town. Hard g.
1t is equally for tha ineres, Of each per
son enrolled in a given town or wa,d, to
place npnn the list al PERSONS in his town.
ward g. Liable 10 military dutv. hecauSa
the greater the number 10 he draw from
ihe less chance that anv particuiar iudi-
vduai will be drawn. as il l. the pprsonaI
int-re-t Of every enrolled man .har The
quota in whic5 fa i concerned shall not
be made too large and that hi~ own chan
res for drsft shall nor b. u,in-,lv inrraas
ed and As borh these ni iecfs will be at
tained bv striking uut the wrong names
and putting in the right ones. there can
be no difficulty in securing the co-opera
tion Of citizens for the purpose OF making
2 correct enr0i In enf.
JAMES B FRY. T. VI. G..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

ness. lheu What II splendid map cUHId
we get up. Manltowoc would be repre-
seuted as the greatest commercial pon, in
tie State, and the grea, competitor of Chr
cage for the trade Of the Upper Mi>sis-ip-
pi Valley, Including the hole of The west
era aud northern portions of Wisconsin.
Oar diamond msp would show railroads
one to Green Bay; one to Stevens
Point on the route to ST. Paul; one TO
La Crosse vm Berlin and one to Prairie
Gu Chen uta Milton Junction, With no
roa3, from that four north and south) line
corpecriug with Milwaukee, Our map
would Also show three frs'-class ocean
steamers. with steamers fying and decks
covered all over with passengers. on the
route between ManiIounc ard Pere Mar
que'te, on The east shore of the Lake. 20
connect with the railroads soon to be com
lieled. from New York and Portland to
nat point, and tie same number aud kind
o. boats plvirg hetv cen Mapi,owoc and
G aud Haven which i only sixteen miles
farther distant from here than from I'll.
waukee with safer navigation and
Manitowoc should be made the terminus
o. he route of all steamers and sail vessels
from he lower Lakes. Then we guess
that Milwaukee would appear upon our
map Ike as Shebovgan does upon theirs
"a mere but,on-hole in an old cotton
shirt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
Where the Battle will be Fought if
Grant Flanks Lee.


The Worlds corresponden, .ays that
" IN the event Of Grant t1.uking Lee. as he
will eventually do. and that beyond per-
sdven3ute--a fact which Lee himself AL
nits by his undecided movements, the
rebel army wIl 60 back. contes,ing as il
goes al every strong POSITION, to the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Lvncbbu'g which
learn ffom tris9ner is now being heav-
ily fortified. according to rebel camp ru-
NOR and will figh, The main and dscisive
battle If the war there"
Washington dspa' ch of yesterday af
tern0on s-ares that :. The rebei arruv has
been retreainy since the attack on our
tight on the 18Th A 4 o'clock on SAT-
urdsy afternoon our forces occupied Gum
ev's Station and Bowling Green and no,
enough rebels bad there been found 70
fight with
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
Lees Men.
JAMES B FRY. T. VI. G..

II we are 10 believe one half the dis
pa'che- sent over the wires tha past reu
da,~ tiom " shinEton Lpp'~ mru are cel
taInIv m"le than ,nort4l. With only n
hurdred Thousand men at the beginning Of
he igh,. ther have lnsl fify or >iyty ;hou-
sand AMI still pre-eut a formidable front
At'et refreshing eight da,s in succession
they seem 20 have stopped about where
they star ed. After their supplies were all
cut off they fought just as futiouslv As be
fore-i leaving us 10 infer that rebels can
fight wihou, eating. Ten da,s ago we
we're told that their ammunition was near
II exhausted and sill tpev contiuuai to
b'sz- AWAY Several times they have been
routed and demoraiIzpd. bur every tiue
I ry have formed L. line again, most mir
n n!"u-lv recovering heir morality iu-t a,
the wrong time fot Us
y Ia good purpose csn be accomplish
ed bV ti""'iIng he country with l,ing dis
patches ahou' every battle, VIZ are VET un
able 10 guess. Perhaps Stanton knows
He evidently is attempting to initiate the
teilow-we think his name was De SANITY
who immorraiize himself bv sending
swoouing DISPATCHES over the Atlantic c.
bic, wherein he hoasted loudly ofthe grand
success of The expiring enterprise = MI
,raukpe Mons
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
WN AND COUNTRY.

~ JoHN 2. Hume, of Chiffon. was in
town The olher day, and wa caught in he
act Of purloining box Of good, from TWO
of our prominent mercantile establish
men,s. Ia bis last paper he apologies
for the theft in the following manner:
New STAND M Mahoney. dealer in
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, &C.,
Manitowoc. Wis, has removed his stock Of
goods to one Of the new brick stores on
corner of York ard Eighth streets. (uear
the bridge Michael is Que Of the :. old
est inhabitants of Manitowoc. and al
though ii is hut short time since he start
ed 10 his pre-en, business his we'll known
honesty aud integrity ha- secured him an
immense trade. He j. also engaged in
wheat buyng. ana we advise ali persons
who wish TO get the highest marke; price
for their wheat. or purchase goods a;
to1cer rate than they can elsewhere, to
give him call.
EF No'withs; anding The dulness Of
the season We notice ma, Mnssrs I 4 !.
Robinson. of Nantowoc. are doing flour
ishing business ir the Drug and Medtcine
line. These gentlemen have rs fine an e.
fahi-hment as can lie found IN Northern
Wisconsin. and their popular repnarion
for fair dealing gives them a 'arge amoun,
of custom v hen any Of the citzens of
this county visi, Man'towec We advi.e
hem 10 call on the Robinson Bros fthey
want any thing III the shape of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Stationery, &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
SigeIs Defeat as Newmarket.

New nrk MAY 20
The 7rj6une's correspondent with 81,
gel ssvs hat " The army left Wuodstock
on The 10 h. matched eighteen roiIes TO
Newmat kpt: fought The combined forces
af tcho!s and lmhodcn and returned To
SIra>hufg IN torty-eight hours Tie fight
commenced b. the 2S chic alrackIng
lmbodeu near MI. Jackson, driving him
to Newmarket. where Echols and Breck-
inridg- reinforced the latter. At the same
time Sigei partially reinforced our force
The rebels charged twice on our troops,
The second charge being successful bu,.
on reaching our seroni line. they were
met by ~eventeeu pieces nf artillery ard a
destructive infantry fire almost annihilat
ing the rebel frat line. We charged in
turn, and drove lhem but our batteries
had 10 cease working 10 allow our charge
Tie rebels. numherIng twenty To our one.
then drove us back We losing five guns
The retreat then commenced in good
Grder anG success. a"rnss the Shenandoah,
The fridge beng burned after crossing =
Our loss is G50 killed. wounded al i miss
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

EF ! fellow named WnIPpLF. claim
ing Ia be from Milwaukee harangnei a
smal crowd Al he Court House on We'd
nes1av evening. in favor Of recruiting for
tie Holiday Exercise regiments. 1t
was The nos' n"nsen>ical foolish and Dis
gushing attempt ever is:ered to here or
anywhere The reakcr evidently though,
the peop'e Of Msniiowoc n set Of fools but
were he possessed Of II grain of common
sense, he would have touud out his r,i--
take At the cose o. the meeting. WHIP
PIE, yer Jiatherskite!
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
Died /:

In the town of Liberty, on Monday. the
10th inst, after lingering illness, THoM-
As FINcU, Jr., in the 18Th year of his age.
In youth sweet prime, when all was bright
And buoyant to his eyes,
He's summoned from the scenes Of earth
To dwell beyond the skies.
A faithful soma steadfast friend
In duty s path he trod
Being virtuous here he did not fear
a meeting 9Th his G9i
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
By order Of the Committee.
/" The Cities of the West"

Thi. is the title Of a new nsner is.ua,'
ty. and containing a catalogue Of. exru-
siveIy leading WEolr-a'e Rou.es and Man
ufsctu:ers Of Milwaukee, and will he found
useful for reference hy those who have or
wish to form, business connections with
iha, nnuri~hing city This paper is fauI,
less in execution. and does great credit to
the skll OF the publisher as well as to he
enterprise of The merchants aud msnuf4c-
turers who use its columns for advertising
their wares and merchandise We cans
not say that The map, winch accountants
this paper, presents fu'l a"a fair alver>
,i.en,en, Of tie buriue towns in tie nor,h
h.If OF he STATE Was his map gotten
up tefore the time that Green BAY to say
nothing If Mau lowoc and other places) h,
had its location and name We discover
bu,,wo towrs on the Peninsula ex ending
hrn, Milwaukee north TO Dea.i's Door.
one handred and seyenu five miles. and
in width, an average of thirtv miles. and
there towns are cal!ed Sheboyoan and
Glenbenlah, which resemble lwo dry holes
bored 10 a wilderness. or more strikinoly.
perhaps a pair of leather .rectacI4- asrri.!e
the nose Of !. skeleton II may he said
that i, is diamond railroad map. and a.
this interesting pt trtion Of territory is uu
blessed With r.iroad Institutions, il, towns
mus, be ignored Neanah and Mana.ba.
however. two very tlonri.hing nsnufsc,u-
vino towns at,he ou,ia, Of I ,ka Wir,eho-
GO. have failroad connexions with MiIwau-
kee and Chicago-or We supposed thew
had Green Bay has also its direct con-
nection by rail with Chicago, and has got
70 be considerable pumpkins tu, It has
no place oU th- diamond map But, It /,
said, ia,nond cu' alamnnd.' We rec
ollect iha, some months since the press Of
Milwaukee were quite wra'hy over a map
got up 10y the Cheagoans. because 1t did
not represen, the Milwaukee railroads and
connections, and by WAY OF retai1ati"n,
'hese Milwaukee merchants and msnufac-
turers have cut IF hy their map the direc,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

A WELL, DESERVED CnMpLINENr Mr.
FITCH, Of the Racine Joasyn al. in noticin .
the arrysl q; that city Of The rev schoon
er Neshoto pays the f. Lowing well de-
served compliment to her builder, Mr.
GREgNLEAF s RA>D:
Nr. &. 6 Kand. Of Nanifowoc, is the
builder Of this vessel. and bis competency
ana skill are rot unknown to the business
men Of Racine nurlng the three past
seasons be hss built three of the largest
and fines, vessels atloat, viz: tie NaJob.
the BoGrd Of 7rade. and the NeyAo'o.-
He has facilities AT Mani,owoc for carry
ing or his business ,ha, give him superior
advantages Being located convenient to
An inexhaustih!e supply Of AL the varieties
Of ti'nIer required in ship-hn.idjrg, h4
combines the sdvar,'nga of superiority and
economy. He is capable of 'onsfruc ng
all classes Of vessels. whether steatnh,a,s
propeIers or sal craft. and he is a man
who can be entrusted with the entire con-
ideuce Of his employer"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

semble IN the Capitol at Madison, at clock,
noon. on
Wednesday, June 22d, 1854,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to repre-
sent Wisconsin in the National Convention 10
meet in Chicago on the Fourth Of July next
and for the further purpose of nominating cleo
tors to be voted for at the next Presidential
election Each Senate and Assembly district
will be entitled 10 two delegates.
The State Committee earnestly invite all the
qualified voters Of the state opposed to the re-
election of Abraham Lincoln 10 the Presidency
to participate in the selection Of delegates
to this State Convention. to the end thtt
all patriotic citizens OF Wisconsin, Of what
ever past political views or associations NAV
cordially nnlte at the ballot-box and upon all
other proper occasions, III defence Of the Com
stitution and the Union, and in support Of an
honest, f.ithful and efficient administration Q?
tao Federal Government
ANDREW PRoCDFIT, Chairman,
GEo. II. PAUL.
Wa.K X. HILsos
S b. CARPESTER,
Jous WISASs,
VI ID. MERRILL.
A. GODDARD.
SAT. CLARK,
FRED. ". Horn,
J. G. TRUEsDALE.
". Z. TREHBLg.
L. VI UAwLET,
JAS. 4. GEaY,
Democratic state Central Committee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
RF GoId represents Democracy green

Rs- Gold represents Democracy green
backs, Repuo,icanism The one is going
np, the other going down Democracy,
like gold will survive the crash which is
inevitable, while greenhacks will turn 20
valueless rags. The Republican party
will follow the fate of its greenbacks to
dust aud ashes. Let WHO will say peace
to its ashes" We shall never pronounce
the sacred word peace over the hs,ed re-
mains Of such scoundreIIy party.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

F- We see by the papers tha, Tin
torn Smith has been appointed Quarter.
master iu one of the Holidays Exercise "
regiments. We will guarantee his safety
as lorg as he has Quartermaster' stores
to place between himself and the enemy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
No Important Occurrence on FRIDAY
Wa hlnrt0n. Nav q

Na>hlng on. May Il.
A dispatch from the Headquarters Of
Tie Army Of the Potomac da.ed TO day
says: =" Nothing Of importance occurred
Yesterday.
" The wounded in the fight Of Thurs
day NJ were sent to Frederick burg dur
ing the day The loss Was much heavier
than At first supposed about, |, 90, over
100 OF whom were sent In Washington
h large number Of wounded rebels were
brought into our hospitals and cared for,
some of whom Afterwards disi The rebel
loss Is estimated ~ $50 killed and wound
e1, besides aoou, 450 prisoners, y ho were
sen, 10 Washington last night
Sixty ci'izan- of Frederick burg have
been arrested aud will be sen TO Wa~h-
ingron TODAY 10 be held as hostages for
the six'v Of our woun1si men taken bg
them auJ conveyed e Richncrd
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

A Convention Of Democrats and all others
who wish to unite with them in the coming
Presidential election, will be held at the house
Of JssEPH FLoRENTINE, in Branch Village
May ii, at II o'clock, NJ, for the purpose of
electing two Delcg4 4tes to represent said Dis
,rict in the Convention at Madison. The towns
viii be entitled to Delegates as follows
Cato, Man. Rapids, 3
Maple Grove, Cooper town: .
Franklin, koa5 tn, 3
BY orler Of the Committee
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

EF- The schooner .Sea Gull struck a
rock when leaving the pier seven miles
south Of here. and sunk She was raised
and brought 10 this port, but again sunk
near the mouth Of the river. where she
now lies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

EF NJ c. W FucH Of the Racine
Journal is paying short visit to our
town. Mr. + publishes one Of the most
readable weekly papers in the North
West
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

LE DR., SIMON. Sheriff SMITH and
ROBERT McGAvIN. Of this town, and Mr.
kAssos, Of Two Rivers, will please accept
oUr thanks for favors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

SSKAKs. Two commissioned officer-
arrived at Washington on Tuesday and
were sent to the hospital. They were ex
amined and found to be unhurt. They
were mme liateiy sent back to the army
N IRONS 10 he trjed by Dfum-head Court
Martial 4 number Of -oIiers who had
/, ade heir wax there under fal-e pre,ense,
have been sen, back, and will be placed in
the next engagement. where there will De
10 opportunity for repeating the operas
tioh.- MadiSon Journal
These men Designated as "sEeaks bv
he Journal are not a v bit meane, than
thousands Of its party friends in Wiscon-
sin. amohg whom NAV be enumerated the
: Loyal League y OF Manitowo oc- nearly
every member Of which refuses to go to
the " Holiday Excursion
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
First Assembly District Convention.

a Convention Of Democrats and all others
who wish to unite with them in the coming
Presidential election will be held at the house
OF HENRY MrLnoLLASD. III Meemc, on Satur-
day, My |, 1864, ut y o o'clock, NJ. for the
purpose Of electing two Delegates to represent
said District in the Convention ut Madison
Tho towns will be entitled 10 Delegates as fol-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

Convention of Democrats and all others
who wish to unite with them in the coming
Presidential election, will be held at Two iiy-
.r., May J at ., VI, for the purpose Of elect
ing two Delegates to represent said District in
the Convention at Madison. The towns viii be
entitled to Delegates as follows
Mishicott, Manitow,c, 3
Two Rivers, Gibson,
Two Creeks /
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

Ef,- A, latest da'es gold va, worth IS
1re mium in New York.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27

The North Anna rIvsr runs parallel
with. and north Of, the railroad from Or
ango { H. TO Richmond LIE would
strike 1t about fifteen miles beyond Spot'-
sylyania G.. II
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
III L PILOT.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
lesdaY, June 229. 1864.

A State Convention is hereby called to as
semble in the Capitol at Madison, at , 0 clock,
noon on
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
Second Assembly District Convention

IL order oi tLe District Committee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-27
Third Assembly District Convention

BY order Of the Committee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
Das neue 6olslouo.

@dbrenp rie @apitaliiten rarauf lpe,
tuliren. fi@ ben Q6menantbeil su Gdern,
riten 9e9enwdrti9 Iauience, peren oon>
les 1opital in Gin poar orbeitiamcn 9dn=
cen te(tebt, bic neuen Glcorarc5 Der reit<
li&en Ierritoritu aueSuteuten.
Die Gntcedung te6 @crbanreniein6
grocer Observation-Disclosures iraenc eines
nod untemcbnten Qanree, III bic (idere
8orlduferin her raiden Anlierelune rei=
lelben. Die ei9entliden pioniere FOLDER
2dnrer finp tie Mineralarteiter unr Ger
9roB, Ter ibren Spuren fcl8t, un, ii6 an
rem au tereidern. >pas jene fi@ mibiau,
errineen. &aufeute unp Gpefulanten
fnren it9 Elm, 100 au6 teun tab!en Doren
Der Bau eines ueueu @eltQl@aftsweitns
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-14
m lid t G s.

~&ai1e1" Mar uno 1ein neu7
eS &ai1erreid d.. - Der @r,mor 1T
jest iur Gre, ouf bet G(siie mad feline II
msrifanilden &ailerre;de. Mter eten
jeyt entmidelt bic mer:fanil6e 0eputlit
mebr Qeten6fraft rern je. Der olte Gil
rore;. @curerneur res an fiueu Meere
0elsaenen Staate5 Guerrero bat (d
wiecertpit fir >juoteS erflart unc teGaup=
tet Neopulcu, Tel; widti9cn 6aftnplaB
ieine5 $taatee, trpp Ter frani1jjhcn
8Icdare. Masatlan; Ger 6afenploB nee
am ltiuen Meerc 9ele9enen Staotee Giz
n>lca. murcc fcrtwibrenp BON ccn Msri>
fanern 9cbaltcn. ctsltid cine fran;1Vihc
Ure0otte i'm bcmbarcirtc.
Sn cenl an Ten itiuen Ocean uno an
ren @cli Yon &ebuantepec a%rtnsenren
Staa'e Sajaca unp ou9 in eem ,pei,er
n6Irli6 am filler Msere 0eleaenen Staate
@uaralaiara iolen cie 6ran,oirn teceu.
tence Nieretla9en erlitten unp 5000 Olann
petlcren baten. Nud ~ftancen bic Mleri<
taner i'm 9c9rif, Salapa Gin rem an ben
1tllen Ocean tto6enren Gtdate Sajaca)
an,uoreifen. Die &uare rcn Gem Gieoe
in@uacalajara 1T freilid nod ameifelbait;
ater IS ftebt felt, caB bic merifanilt<re<
%putlifan;i&m @ofen in leBter 3eit 9rcbe
Grfclae erranaen. Becenft man ratei,
ta6 Ncttmerifo in Gclae Der 8eGe0un0
unc @ertreibuna ocs @errdtbere @irauri
rcrert rem YrdVrenten Suares 9cGdert
1T. 10 fann ma 2bne uetertreitun9 laQen,
ta6 Ter Grimar mad leiner Mnfunft in
icinem Sermeintliden 6aiierreide nur Gin
&aiier in partibus infdelium fem rrirb.
T..cp Sbern &ramerpp
NJ cltli@en Gurntr:@e0imcn t.
= Dieter tapfere Sifsier 1T in Stepenion,
Mlatan,a, pl5BliG aeitcrben. Ct eiente
i&pn fribcr in Ter Scr. ct. Armee in
&eras. Beim Be9iun rer Nebeliou mar
CT elmer per Griten, tie in Ct. 2ouis 3u
ben @afen eriTen. St mar I'M Dreimo.
nats.D ienR Gapiidn pom Comp. u hes 3.
(@ie8eli&en) 9e9imente, NIT BEN e an