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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

Wells, ]. Broker chairman, to the ef:
feet that no proposals had been made,
was received. Moved and seconded
that Jos. Broker BE authorized to con.
tract for the digging Of wells on the
best terms possible. Carried.
An account presented by N. P. Clark
for stove and pipe for engine house, 70,
$32.l0, was ordered TO be paid out ol
any money not otherwise appropriated
On motion, the Council adjourned
' .''... Z. -. L. A. EvANs, M.yor.
Attest. J. NJ RosExsrRoEa, Recorder.
[We have been unable until ibis weel
to procure the above report for publi.
cation.-ED. DEM. ii. q .>:-.s.. l.. e.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
OF SOLDIERS EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION.

We publish below the Act exempt
ing the property Of persons now in the
military service Of the United States,
Or the widow or minor children of any
such persons, from taxation for the
purpose Of "pay'ng bounties to volan-
teers." Just and proper as the act un-
questionably is, in itself considered, it
will require careful study aud close At
tentioo on the part Of the town and city
authorities Of our State, in order that
the provisions Of the act be properly
carried out. The necessary blanks re-
quired can he obtained at this Office:
Be enacted BY tie Le..sat*re Of tie STATE Of xEn.e-
sofa:
SECTION l. Whenever it shall appear BY
satisfactory evidence to the authorities of
any county. city, or town, that the tax lev
led for the purpose Of paying bounties to
volunteers, against the property Of any
person now in the service of the United
States and honorably discharged therefrom
or to the widow or minor children of ary
person 50 engaged, is excessive. and that
the taid person appears to be equ,tably en-
titled to relief therefrom, such authorities
respectively may, upon due proof Of such
facts, issue and deliver to any such parties,
or their agents. an order upon the treasurer
Of such county, city or town wherein such
tax Was levied, for the amount Of any such
tax, for the purpose Of paying bounty to
soldiers, IN such county. city or town, spec
flying the amount, and to whom issued and
delivered, and the treasurer upon whom
such order is drawn, or his successor in Of
fee, shalt receive the same 81 payment for
such tax. and for no other purpose, and the
said orders shall be credited to any such
treasurer in the settlement Of his account
on said bounty fund, as cash.
SIC: 2. There shall be no taxes levied IN
any town. city or county, If this state, for
the purpose Of paying bounties to soldiers
who may enlist 10 the credit Of any town
in the state, after the first day of July, 1866.
sEc 8. This act shall take effect and bs
in force from and after its passage.
Approved Ma'ch 2, 1865.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30


War for the dsad' Not those who savs
The dust that hiis patriot grave;
Not for the true ann, still and cold:
Not tor the breast that the grasses fold;
Not Tor the bright form under the mold:
Nottor the heart that bled.
But weep, o. weep, for the coward tsin!
Dead. fos It had no pulse to drain!
' Dead. foe Il could not fssl = pain!
Dead to the eors-dead. 49,.
~. Dead ~ soallsss sentence spoke;
Dead ~ useless promise broke;
Dead ~ siGhtless eye awoks;
Dead! ..
Weep for the dsadi Not those Who went
Home by the stab Of traitor sent;
Not ior the emile We see no more;
Not for the love on the Alden shore:
Not for the life whose pain 70 Ger;
Not for ths spirit feA.
Yet weep los the bosom numb and still!
Dead, Tor It fslt no patriot &hrilli =
Dead, for It had NO life to spill! -,
Dead to the core-deadi
Dead A. the hate of An idiots glance;
Dead ~ the steel of = broken lance;
Dead - last neglected chance;
Deadl
Weep for the dead! Not those Who claim
Immortal life on the scroll Of Fame:
Not for the soul that lsaeed but shame;
Net for the life that reached it, aim;
Not Tor the step that marked ia aams
Print Of . hero's tread.
Weep for the dead that breathe and speak
Dead, with . aGfe-blOon On the ehsskl
Dead, fos they hGvs no ain to seekl
Dead 70 the eoes-deadi
Ds.d ~ the use Of wasted hour:
Dead - the dew On . poison flower;
Deed ~ scale erime-palssed power;
.ARei- Sar,v SaadaSd. s.E CAlslcnAs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

The sales Of 6.20's in Germany have
been very great, and turned exchange
in favor Of America. The steamship
Africa brought $4,000 10 specie. Tho
steamers following her were expected
to bring large amounts. Many parties
who have been spcoulating tor ; rise
are ruined, and, with them, several
dealers il produce, in New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
WAGON ROADS TO MONTANA And
lDAHO.' 3

Among the bills passed 1t tho last
session Of Congress, was one empower
ing the Secretary Of the Interior to sur
vey, locate and construct the following
wagon roads, connecting Iowa and Min
nesotA with Montana and idaho.
First. A road from Nfobfara to the
mouth Of Kettle Hill River. and thence
to Virginia City, with branch to Om.-
ha. Fifty thousand dollars IL .ppro.
priated for this road.
Second. A road ftotn the mouth Of
the Big Sioux via Yanekton to point
At or near the mouth Of the Big Shey-
enne River, thence ur said river and
along its north fork to iDtersect with
the rosd from Nlobrara. Twenty thou
sand dollars is applied for this purpose:
Third. A road from Virginia City,
Montana, to Lewiston, Idaho. Fifty
thousand dollars is given for this pur-
pose.
Fourth. A bridge across the Big
Sioux, tor which ten thousand dollars
is appropriated.
Fifth. A road from . point on the
western boundary Of Minnesota, to be
determined by the Secretary of the Ia-
terror, to point at OF near the mouth
Of the Big Sheyenne River. The bal
ance Of .n syproP'iasios Of $4,000
appropriated for I'll the objects Of the
bill, after deducting the sums above
oamed, is devoted to this road. This
balance smoonts to about ten thousand
dollars. AS the Minnesot. terminus
Of the road is to be fixed, aud the road
located. by the Secretary Of the Inte-
rior, il becomes 4 matter of some i'm
porta"cc Whether this matter is 10 be
disposed vf by the in-coming or the
out going Secretary. Mr.. Harlan, as
an 1owan, would probably be disposed
to consult Iowa Interests chiefly in the
location Of the road We presume,
however, our delegation in Congress
will see that in any event, the entire
advantages Of this important eommu-
nicativn shall be secured to this State.
-Press.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
TIE Vicksburg Herald has info

-Tbe Vicksburg Herald bas infor-
nation derived from persons lately ar-
rived in that city, to tho effect that a
few days ago . regiment of Texans
moved on the prison at Jackssn and lit
orally demolished it, telling the prison
ers confined to 60 home; that they
themselves had enough of the var, and
we're going to Texas. This story was
also vvuched for by 4 rebel officer, Who
stated that he wns in jackson on the
day the stockade was DESTROYED.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
PAINTINGS AT THE CAPITOL.

Mrs. Swisshelm, writing from W.sh.
ington to the Chicago Journal, in
speaking Of Powell's picture of "Perry's
Victory" says:
The white shirts Of the sailors are immac.
"late, quite unlike our ideas Of the smoke
and CRIME Of battle. The soiled and torn
dag, the pa'lor on the part Of the wounded
sailors who still tug At the oars, the straih+
ed muscles Of heroic exer,ion and endur-
anee, the hastily put on bandages, the boat,
the waves-a1l are bold. truthful dsliuea-
tions. snd . CRIME of burnt powder alone
is wanted to make it the ideal of the time
and place.
There is another picture PAINTED by
Powell, in one Of the Kotunda panels
Of the capitol, which is open to 4 like
criticism. In the picture "De Soto
discovering the Miss'ssippi,' De Soto
appears ns having just arrived on the
banks. Of the Mississippi dressed Us a
Spanish cavalier, ready to take horse
back ride with his l.dy-love. He is
plumed and decorated in the height Of
court style, his horse caparisoned .s if
on dress parade, and fresh from the
hands Of the groom, and sntic ss if it
had been 10 the stable oat-stuf6ng f"r
month. 1t Is 70 ridiculous to suppose
such = clean, elegantly dressed caval-
cade, after a march through swamps
from Florida, as te make the whole pic
ture Of less value than blank canvass.
1t is worse than the beautiful paint
inga and engravings Of Napoleon cross
ing the Alps on pranciog charger,
his military cloak flying open to show
bis yellow vest, aud Bonatarte looking
at one side IS if acknowledging the
greetings of an assembled crowd Of ad'
mirers, whereas Bonapartc made the
crossing on = jackass.
Mrs. 8. also refers to the painting
BY Carpenter, IF the Proclamation, and
says it is evident each man has put on
his good clothes and rome on purpose
to sit for his picture and the fore
ground is made up principally Of trow'
sers. The criticism is just.
The portraits in Carpenters picture
are good, but when you have said that
you have said al. The position of the
cabinet ministers is cramped, every
man appearing as if it required the best
kind of dovetailing to get all the legs
disposed Of; the room is too narrow,
and those who sit between the table
and the wall are wedgcd IN so that the
table or the partition must be moved
before they can be released.-U Uecelom|
co., Herald.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
STEWART, THE MERCHANT MIL
l.IONAIlaE OF NEW YORK.

He has many partners, but they are
only partners in profits. He is the sole
master Of all that is bought and sold.-
He knows every article that comes in
OF goes out Of the store. No bundle
leaves without check. He selected a
shawl for his wife one day, and neg
lccting to check it, it could not leave
the building. No merchant in New
York works SO many hours or give>
such undivided attention to his busi-
ness His rooms a-e in the down town
store. He comes down early, takes his
dinner about Eve o'clock, returns and
remains At bis work till late At night.
He finds his pleasure at his business
He is Is difficult to approach as the
Grand Lama. Go to the store, and
you will be met At the door by = cour.
teous gentleman, once an afauent gen.
tleman, who kept his own establish
ment. To the question it Mr.. Stewart
is in, response comes, "What is your
business !" IL want to see Mr.. Stew
art." "You can't see him unless l
know your business; l must know
what you want SIR" It isprivate you
say. "Mr. Stewart has no private bus.
iness." If your statement is satisf.c-
tory, you are allowed to pass up stairs.
Here you are met by another bland,
but portly gentleman, once . judge in
one Of our courts, now the confidential
business agent and companion Of Mr..
Stewart, to whom he devotes all his
tune. He subjects you to a series Of
cross questions Is vigorous rs if you
were On . stand At court. He Keeps
you from Stewart if he can. If he
can't when your turn comes, he ushcrs
you into little box, 10 by 20, where
sits the autocr.t Of the New York mer-
chants. He receives you with = blank
oountenanoe and cold eye. His voice
is suppressed his face in.nimate, aud
his Dir impatient.
You hurry through your business
and need . strong temptation to induce
you to run tho gauntlet again.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
oFFICI Al,

ST. CLOUD, December 23d, 1864
The Town Council met pursuant to
call at the Office Of Capt. o. Taylor. ct.
Present-I.. A. Evans, Mayor, AID.
o. Taylor, H. G. Wait, and J. Broker.
The report Of legal opinion upon
points submitted At the last meeting.
was read aud submitted by: Edward O..
H.mlin. On motion the report was
accepted and 6led, and the bill present.
ed, SO, ordered to be paid out Of any
money not otherwise appropriated.
Moved and seconded that the oriei-
nal report as submitted in relation to
printing bill Of W. B. Mitchell, be re-
submitted and adopted, aud the Record.
er be instructed to draw IN order for
the amount .peci6ed-$47.46.
An amendment was offered BY AID.
Taylor to subdivision 3, Of Ordinance
NJ. IL, as follows:
That no person shall offer for sale any
quaptity Of Wood whatever within the in
corporate limits Of Saint Cloud without first
obtaining the certificate Of the Wood Sur.
veyor, showing the quantity 80 offered for
sale; and any person Offering for sale any
quantity Of Wood without such Surveyors 5
certificate ~ aforesaid, shall subject him
self to summary arrest BY the Marshal Of
said Town, aud to be taken before any JUS
tice Of the Peace who. upon proof Of the
fact Of violation Of the terms Of this or
dinsnee, shall Immediately impose fne Of
not to exceed Five Dollars, besides'the costs
Of the proceedings-One Dollar Of the 6ue
imposed to 80 to the officer making the ar.
rest.
Adopted.
The report Of the organisation Of ,
Fire Company held At the Court House
on the 10th day Of December, 1864,
Was accepted and filed, and il ~ fol.
lows:
In pursuance Of resolution Of the Town
Council Of the town Of St. Cloud for the
organization Of fire company in said
town, the citizens, pursuant to notice, met
At the Court House, on Friday, the 18th
day Of December, 1854, and meeting wa.
organised BY electing Capt. O. Taylor
Chairman and H. Hopner Secretary. O.
motion, the constitution Of Hope Engine
Fire Company No. l, Of st. Paul, VA
adopted as the constitution Of St. Cloud Pi-
oneer 70. l. The following persons were
elected by ballot Of said company A. off,
| GERS:
foremsn-John l.. Wilson.
lot Assistant Foremau-J. K. Miller.
I'd Asst. Foreman-Addison Gilmore.
Secretary-0. 8. Mattoon.
Treasurer-C. C. Tobey.
Stewsrd-Augqst Rhiem.
Committee on By-Laws-E. N. Wright,
g s.. Mattoon, C.. Lueg.
| o. TAYLOR, Chairman.
P. HGrsEn, Secretary.
The following resolution was offered
by Alderman Taylor:
Resolved, That the fire apparatus belong.
ing TO said town be delivered to the Fire
Company already organized, - BY their
report now on file with this body appears,
and that the receipt Of the Foreman Of said
Company for such fire apparatus b. fled
with tho Recorder Of said town, said prop
erty still to be subject to the future action
or control Of tho Town Council; said Fire
Company to be required to report to this
body % occasion may require.
Adopted - p 49,.
Moved and seconded that the bill of
W. B. Mitchell, Of 1926, for printing,
be paid out Of any money not other.
wise Appropriated. Carried. - '~".n
The report Of the Committee on
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
VALUABLE OIL LAND.

"Mr. Skilts, an eminent Analytical
Chemist" submits the following report
to the Secretary Of = new Petroleum,
Oil Company ..
The mining corps, under the direc.
ton Of Professor Krat.haIptgu, frr,
penetrated the earth At eighteen points
by means Of artesian wells. This ex'
animation developed the existence ol
petroleum in incredible quantities.
No less than 100000 barrels per d.,
Is assured Of. I tasted the oil myself
1t will make an excellent salad oil, and
with very little difficulty may be pre-
pared for use on the hair.
For lubricati"g purposes it Is incom
parable, and it is highly esteemed to-
wounds in battle, and al 9th er cases o.
a gangil,us or epiyastrian nature.
have no hesitation in saying that the,'
wells are the richest in the world, o.
any other of which We are informed
A man living in the neighborhood in
forms me that he has been sick fo1
ninety-odd years, and has always usee
the petroleum upon bis cart Wheels
Such is the inexhaustible nature of tn,
yield, that an aqueduct might be bull
for very small sum to carry the oil di
rect to New York or Europe. An ar
ti6cial fountain and lake Of oil nigh,
be formed in the vicinity, or an oil ca
nal constructed to float the barrels up
on. The oil also yields = variety Of ex
cellent perfumes, such as new.mow1
hay, jockey.club, jessamiue, west end
etc. 1t is an invaluable substitute TO,
butter, and has beon known to fry eel!
to delicious brown before the animal.
had done wrigeling. Its parifhncou.
nature makes it 80 we'll with pastry
It makes puddings at sea and pies on
shore.
In addition to this, It contains larg'
residuum Of gold.
The following analysis shows tho in
credible richness of this oil;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
TnE DEMOCRAT
IL published at St. Cloud, Stearns County.
Minnesota. every Thursday afternoon.
011lcE-Ix Posr Orr,cr Bp,,p,So. wA.n,ya4o.
AVENUE. -.'. .
v. , MITCHELL, Editor + Proprietor.
TERMS
TWO DOLLARS A FEAR, IN ADVANCE.

RATES OF ADVERTISING,
tine column. one year, SIS 90
One-half column, one year, 40 90
One-fourth column, one year, Is 90
One column, six months, As 90
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Vne square, one year, 10 90
One square, six months, 200
Business cards, FIVE lines or less, IS per
ann":n; six lines, Sc; seven lines, 81.
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
(ren lines Of this sized type constitute =
square, and cards will be charged proper.
ton to to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid.
II O B w O R TX
OF al kinds executed with neatness and
dispatch, and at reasonable rates.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

Aa-Tho Circulation Of the Democrat
10 DOUBLE that Of any ether paper
published absve st. Anthony Fails
Let Advertisers remember this. / -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
ST. CLOUD BOOK STORE
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES, &c.,
TAKEN Al
Mrs. F01.vvcll'8 Gallery,
Opposite the DExocRAr Office, Lower town.
Hours between 9 A. n. and 4 P. X.
Every variety Of Albums, Frames and
Cases kept on hand. v6n52-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
F. c. M RCER,
FROM LIVERPOOL.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWElER.

HHN1 O1VVD1 MINNs
N. B.-watches, Clocks, Time-pieces, Mu.
sic Boxes, Jewelry, &C., &c..
Neatly Fired and Wayranied.
Old Verge and Lupine Watches made in
to New English Patent Levers at q small
cost.
Engraving done to order. v6n5l-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
II 4 NRY w. WEARY
CARRIAGEMAKER.

7 HAVE removed to my new shop nesr
i the Bridge, where am prepared to do
all kinds of work in the Carriagem.kiue
line. Wagons, carriages and sleighs made
ing. va.tf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-20
bic 1tnteriubmna eeS Mor>com=
plDtt8.

Die unterl udun9 iber has. Mprcccmz
plctt, ron Ger Militdteemmi1Ion eefubrt
sebt raid scran u. jebt na1prm Die 3euz
gen, eeren Namen 9ebeim bleiben mubten,
neil lie bic Gade Der &srlbmDrer ~
flrdten Datten, iinmtlib obeebDrt fine,
'rercen aud bic Yuidtt.ltatter Der pre1e
tei rem Verbanclunsen susela0en.
IS miro ltd aus ben :3susenaue laaen
cae MatcriaI fit cine @tlbi1te Der Gut
ftebuns res 8erloufs uno Gnces Der
ge,i1wBruns bis in bic aI:rtleinfen
Details er9eben, uno etlide Der Mnsetlaa=
ten, tarunter Der 3beatermaltinif
SpanAler finp bereits 10 gut ME aez
bdn9t.
IS 1T unn5eli6 aus rer Maie ter
Nus}a5en aud muir Ginselnes bsrucrsubez
ben, cenn ras &leinite, weldc nit Der
srcbsn Trae6pie in @erbinpuns ftebt, 1T
intetelant, une bic Mal7e oee @tu;elnen
nidt 81 iitsrleben.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pcrfists
t6 unldn9it mad BET Stltte. no rie g.
morrAna pes pr dicenten nclltradt mt!rz
be uao fano bort NQes unyerancert 10
1pie CO mar sur 3eit terGrmp,punA aus
aencmmen, paB Der Stubl auf cem 2in<
coin fab ais bic &uoel Jpn traf, unp Die
b'aue 6laaae ror Der 9e9e. an Der Bccibs
Spom teim Sprun9e auf Die Su5ne
feitbafte. 1poeurd Ter Beinbrud oeronz
labt purpe, entfernt wcrren 1inc.
Sc cr9iebt ii6 nun. nod MQcm mas
bis jest ror!icSt mi: @emibbeit eae bic
@ntftcbu19 res &umplcttcs tie IN cen
CONNER 1868 suriidpatirt. Der Ylou
mar bic @etansennabme oper @rmcrpuua
SincclnS, Solutions, pe5 Cabinets unc
Grants, bic 0%erbrennuna rer nD1pli6er
Stapte, Nufitiftung elmer 0socIu ton I'M
Norpcn iu 9uniten Der CONFEDERATION.
8cctb mar rer bauptaesnt teS eon:
Sen 5rietwetts. Gr beluttc oerltiepsn'
0ante5tbeile, belt 0epeime Yeratbunaer
in GAMBIA nit George 81. SanrerS Clay
6olcombe Ibomplpn uno 9lncc,n uni
murce Don Nidmono aus nit 0clo YET
leDen, NIT lem er Sp1ebAeleutn 9eIpann.
Die prcteite 9eaen bic &crnahme be,
untsrlubuns turd cine MiilitdtcommiI;
llcn itatt cut@ bic 0cmStnli0eu @etibt,
mebren fi6, uno wsreen, tpenn mir MID,
1ebr trrer, 3urTol9e babeu ,oaf icbalo III
Militdreummiliicn ba6 Material fir hi
Nntlo9en p%putdneis tet cinancer bat
bic Weitrfubrun9 uuo GpGenruna cei
N'eleaprosele5 BEN Civil GriminalzO Sc,
ridten res 2ances iitertraeen mcrpcr
niro, Sp%rausaeleBt oae nidt insmiider
Greianille eintreten, meld)e bic Tortcaur,
pom neutrality-suspicious. ME De Yroeel:
irun0 pon &erbrehern n:eler Nrt rurd
Militarseridtsb0ft, minidenswertb CT.
ldeinen lai1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-20
wi6tis pom Wi0ouri.

9t.Qpuia II. Mat. = Waior
Dapis, Gommanreur beg poitens 3u Ser.
tasion, Mo., empflns eieien wVorsen Ell
nen 8rief Don einem 9ebeuen, ". Gle
ment, nit ber Muhorceruna our usberea,
be Der Staet binnen "a Gtunten, nib
riAenlall5 pieielbe nit Sturm genpmmen,
gepllnpert unp Yerbrannt unp aue COL,
rai,n get1ctct neroen rpirpen.
Der Ylay miro IN @er,beipisunessu<
itanp ae,fbt uno i'm Sale eincs MneriT5
tperren Gle Nn8rtiier einsn warmen gm>
pfang erbalten.
Die Stact ainnsYiQe, Sobn1on @oun=
~ wurce Nal y"psisen Sonnabenp Wbent
ourt SuIdHHspper osp!lnpsrt unp yer>
trarn! nar l!eben Yurser unp Gin Neae,
mure>i Aet5otet. Die Staot !6olren
purce cbenfaIs beraubt unp mebrerf
Biracr murcen fdmer %oerpunpet. Sbns
3pcifl flno bic 0.riiber tie1sr @ewal:<
tbatiafciten pieielben, ,pslde gerineton &c,
proHet1. SO. s..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-20
Dae Cine III eb,ulo ldotf,,;on;o IN,

Dae Cine 1T ebenlo (datf,innio unp
apabr, als eas Mnpere, alien CO tSnnte
so9 Der Ga4 isin, paD biejer uno iene
Winneietitr nidt Ear an olouben moo.
PAP nur resbalb Ter s,,neianerfrieo In un,
lftf'1 Staate nod nibt besnpct 1T, neil
m't utthaelcttsr : .lbf ni9t mouen, pab CT
osencet nslct. y.m ben YcrcienN, r:n rer
8r.es ab'p.rft ni1t ein,utaeen. Desbalb
1peuea mir ei.nen trifti0ern @runp raflr
nsn1sn' s'sbalb rer Jnpiauutrieo nod
.fcrtoauert
Wtr '.pucn eies nit ZEN Wortsn Der
"YreB.." welde faet:
.AlaB fctnelibc Snbianer nod beutc
bic 0ranSe Winnelutae iitcr1breitcn, III
ardbeSu Der lcdblinccn Dummbeit, esr
I,'mabuna, llnni0enbrit unp GtrtIeno,
Gng iuSul1retten, nelhe bic Wiilitays
Werwaltln9 tes 5auptquartierS rec
observation-disclosures in Wiilpaufcs
(0en. pcpe) 9eleitet bat."
IS 1T Gem Sen. pcpe ausultreiben
Der. na6eem Ct vtie Sipur auf Dem Dlri:
lourt Goteau pernidtrt. nit eem Wunr.
rdmli6 uno fe bfi W"iiuipncn fettsr Biii.
tel auesebun9ert bate, pcn Sicur &riel
tlr beencet ertl1,tc, ppn Minns1pta 81,
:, I.unpM wessoa, ric Nnlieolu ibrcn
S6tdlal lberlieb uno l1att e,ncn Anaufs:
t!trs sesen 5000 fsinrliber Siou,
iu idbrtn, Gle Sucitfrdfte auf bic Mtls
eeganela9o nad tem Mi1ouri l6idte
Inn Sttaben mad ben Scabos@ falcerr
int Sntereie Don 81. 9oui5 unp Spwl
~ %er1ffnen."
Wir alaubcn paB bic vprc6" polfpm,
men 9te0t BAT, abcr mas mcb1 1T, nj,
fDntsn BEN ceutlden Yutlitum pom Min=
ntlotaS cieWeittbcilung MAIDEN, RAP unle,
;e Delegation, = cas baten mir sor
rem Mdtb. Dennely auf ros Gifria=
fc bemibt III, ticism 1ddplidcn @inRabs
cntae9en Su arteiten uno bes Rrieamini=
fterium ;u o%eranla6en, rem Miilmautet
9auptquartier anSupeutcn, mas e5 fiji,
cen Staot Minuclpta mclder bel rem
Sncianrf!ic1e ;u ldledte0 e(baIte madt
UNI ridt rel1sn raideNc Seencieune mi
hem @ubl jecs6 e%inselnen 8irocrs fl,
lrentil6 ;u ba!ter, 81 tbun bat.