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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25


AN ACT 70 provide tor thu efficiency OF the
navv.
Be 1t enacted Jy the Senate and House Of Repre-
SentatiUcS ofhe United States Of america in CON-
gresS assembled,
That any person enlisted in the military ser
vice of the United States who shall apply 70 the
Navy Depar M Mt to be transferred to the navy
or marine corps shall, If his application be az
proved by the President of the United States.
ne transferred TO the navy or marine c,rps 20
ser thu residue of his term Of enlls ment there
in, subject TO the lars aud regulations for the
government of tie nay Providcde, That
such transfer shall not release
the Transferred person from any indebtedness t.
TIL government, nor without the onsent Of the
Pres dent Of the Uni ca Stats, from any penalty
incurred for a breach ofmilitary law
SEQ ind be 1t further enacted, That ANY
stamen or mariner, OF person Tho may have ser
veryed as suca, into the mi itary sery ce, may,
BY or'er of tie President of the Unitet States,
be trat st-rrei to the naval sery CT, TO serve
therein, subject to the laws for the government Of
the navy, for the term or residue If the term for
which he was drafted.
SEC 3. and belt further enacted, That all
enlis ments into the naval service or marine
enlistsmer IS into the naval service rr marine
corp dur no the present war shsl be credited to
the appropriate toenship,, precinc. in the same
manner as enliStments for the army.
SEC 4. And be ii FURTHER enacted That per-
sons hereafter enlisted into the naval service or
marine corps during the present war shall be en-
titled to receive the same bounty if enlisted in
the army. And the resolution approved Febru-
airy twenty -four, ghteen hundred and sXyx-
folr, entitled g A resolution relative to the
transfer of perons in the military service, TO the
naval service, is heGby repealed; ProUtded, ner-
hslesS, T at such sums as may have been paid
or marine corps shall be paid out Of the proper
naval appropriation, or Appropriation for the
marine corps,
Approved July 1854.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

For Fort Clineh, entrance 10 Cumberland
sound, / orda, one huadrsi thousand dollars
For FORT ~ ship Island, cas-, Of Mississippi,
one hundred thousand dollars
For fort az 70 I Point, san Francisco bay,
California, y thousand della
For fort a, A eatraz island, 'an Frncisoo, bay,
o. iiorula, nine y Thousand del avs
For la.d deterees az 5 N F'Auclcu, one hun,
deed and seventy even III Usand 40 lar0' Pro-
rlded, That no portion Of theSame shall be ex-
pendel on o,her Notifications now in progress
there,
For def ecs in Oregon andWt hjngtou Terri
tory, ~ ur near the mouth ot Go umbia river,
one hundred IN 9usand doll u.s.
FerrrpaiTs and alterations # barracks quar-
tiers nosptta 5, Sto er oms, snd ience5 a. p. Tma
ncnt ior,s aot occupied by IupIs, fifty thou
sand o'lars,
Reconstruction OF permanent platforms for
modern cannon oflarge eaiibre ia EXISTING forth
cations OF important haTbors, one Ludtrgd and
tn rty thousand dolla's,
Fo1 tool siege trans for armies in the aeld,
two hundred thou'and dollars.
FOr bridge taains and eQuipage for armies in
tht field, five hundrd thousand DOL ans
FIR contingencies Of fort fcati ms, Including
held works and field operations, seven hundred
thousand dollars.
For providing OF obstuctons TO be u oored in
the Potomac river 20 render the shore batteries
more efficient for he protection Of Washington
against mart me attach, three hundred thousand
dollars,
TOT comp ethg aud rendering more perma-
nent the def noes OF Washu gt0n, thr-r hundred
thousar d dollars.
For surveys ofthe nor bern ana northwestern
lakes, including Lake Superior, one hundred
thousand dollais
For engraving and p hitting chlrt OF lake sur
vtys, ten thousand dollars,
For purchase and repair of instruments, fife u
thousand dollars.
For surveys for mill airy defeuces, and for pnr-
chase OF champaign maps, manuscup' notes, and
o q.
hui dred and fifty thous nd dollars
Approved July >, l,64
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25


AN ACT rel tins to the law OF evidence in
the District Of Columb q.
BE teHacted Jy the Senate unR House Of Repre-
SsHtattreS gf Tie United StdtH Qf tmsrica iH Ion-
rCSS assembled
Ihatoo the trial Of any j3,uad j1inei, or OF any
inqu Try arising in any suit, acton, or o'her
pr ce dngiu any court of justice in the district
Of Coluu blA, or teture any ? r on having by
law, or by consent OF part e., authority u heae,
receive nj examine within said district. the
parties thereto, and the persons in Whose beaalf
any other proceeding m Y be brought or defend
ed, and sny and all persons in the same, shall
except as hereinafter eX ep'ed, be competent and
COmrellhtle TO give evidence, either viva voce or
by de- osiuon, according the yractce OF the
court, on behalf of cihcr or any OF the
partlcsto tbs said action or OF err proceeding:
PrOrtded That nothing herein cont incl shall
render any p-rsO who is Charg, d wi h any office
LOfcnc IN any ,rimlnai proc edIng competent
or compelth % give cvi ence for or against
himself, or herself or shall render any person
Compelahle to answer any question tending to
Crlmlr at himself or herself or shall in any
criminal proceeding render any husbar d compe-
tent or C1mTcl'able 10 give evidence for or
against his wiie or any wife competent com
pei able TO give evidence for against her hus-
band, or in any proce dog instituted in con-
sequence o Adu terry; nor shall any husband
be compellahe to disclose any commune ton
made 10 HIM by his wife dur ng the marriage,
nor s. all any wife BE- comuell bic 10 dIsctoss
anv communication made to her by her husband
du'i9g the marriage.
Approved July >, 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

Mrs. DAVIS STRATEGY correspond
ent of the New York Herald, writing of
the capture Of JEFF. Davis, says that when
+ho o,,,. II went to the tent they were
met NV Mrs Dox'S d'habille with "please
gentlemen, don't disturSS the privacy of
ladies, before they have tine TO pIeSS'
CAN right, madam" said the Hrporal,
eve will wait till you have on Your
dress" Presently there appeared at
the door an Ostensible old lady with a
bucket on her arm, escorted by Mrs. Da-
Wis and her sister. please let my old
mother go to the spring for some water
to wash in" said Mrs. jeff. in pleading
tone. at strikes me your mother wears
very big boots" as he hoisted the old
lady's dress with his sabre and discov-
cred a pair of number IL calfskins, "and
whiskers too" said the sergeant as he
pulled the hood from the old lady's face,
and 10! JEFF. Davis stood before them.
A Spencer rifle was Immediately pointed
at his ear and he was placed in durance
vile. Only about $4,000 in specie was
found with the party, though several
boxes not searched were brought along
and will be delivered to the authorities
at Washington. There were found on
the person of Postmaster General Rea-
gan papers showing that large amount
of specie had been shipped for London.
These papers will also be delivered to
the authorities by Col. Pritchard. The
party were all very sullen and JEFF. re-
marked to Col. Pritchard that had they
not been taken by surprise they would
not have surrendered without fight.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25
I PIT HLIc-NO. l7g.


AN ACT making apprOpIia'IorN Tor suIdry
civil expenses OF the COVER ment for 'he y ar en-
ulhg me lhTueth Of June, eighteen lNnGIcd ana
SHY Iy I'VE am lo[ 'ntr purposes,
~ va 0g , ,,v ~ '. "f" 1ttsa ."'p''
~ J'i "''' N'FS =" -'"''' 'H '''-
Tbo, tba foIIo,,,,,o sum. hn ard.n ..,na,r
hereby a1nTn,r'.t.1 fa tta others heTeafter
oI,nroSsb,aE FtGr Tho IS. .nSJrr AZ thirti
oh Jnrp rigbtpnn tlirGred and .ixiy. five VIZ.
2rt,,t',, ~. NM
I9or rho surva,, of t,r AfIo,ti, and {, iii coasts
oF+Sa TTnita5 81 tas ,rc1,I ji,., ,1r,nsoti11, of
ciy;iis,,. y c',rsd IN ~, 80 IId lv,snJing
o, apd ON, ,7,,T,.,+ ~ of,;cors y - -r,,g ana
p"y arJ ;mInSaJ in tis
w. ~, NV, 49, 'I ~ thousand
49, WI, on' "u"l'e" III
Eor ,,;,,,, - ,,rcov ot. ,hc western ~osst
-nI'lLHt' lLc ro,nrsrs't
Vi me = ~ W. - m, r,ri thou,
sond 4nuaIs "
r "a 80 ''C Connersation al CIVILIANS en-,
anu he!s, ~ cIuaine "a -, .1,,,,,o and euol-
8aSed IN me WORK anu XII. 1 mig Pay s+1
umeItS OF ONCE ~ 'nS ~. a." o, i9,,eJ =,
ptlty cIncefs anu r nIr vi MA
me WORK. In ~ aLsareo,;ors r,edo !, tho
for puollsihiHs wv ~ .noos4 - a. 1Tr,taS
RiIosre i,diT,, :, ~ 1orsatiIr Of civilians ON
o i1 IN 80 yr6rL TOM thonsard dolIars'
r. raI, i've Of faa1nsrsand ,oiIing schoonprs
- u r. o2e+ $50 Co - o,,sar5 doiIare
- $50 Nd - an [,;rna1s ri four steam
ora 'Jso55 u +La bvdrooranbS NJ +be coast survey
80 in1c-ar s,rrliroS shTf+be Nav Department
Inc Armand doi}ars.
-, &C, ,,Sr. r1,s,,,,p,r
LIGHTHOUSE EslA bLlsH AhNI
For the Atlantic, GUN and Lake coasts VIZ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

FIVE TONS or REBEL ARCHIVES CAP
TURED. - Col. Treat of Gen. SChofeld's
staff arrived at Fortress Monroe, Friday
evening, from Newborn in the steamer
John Tracy, with about five tons Of ar
chives and documents pertaining to the
late southern confederacy, captured a
few days since by a portion Of our
forces at Charlotte, N. G. They were
transferred to the steamer Martha Wash
ingtOn and sent to Washington
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

THE REBELLION IN TExAs.--Gen Sher-
idan has been assigned to the command
of all the troops west Of theMississippi.
As soon as the review at Washington is
over large number Of troops will be
sent to the trans Mississippi depart
ment, and short work will be made
with the campaign in that quarter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

BROKE JAII.-Langdon Beetle and one
Lee succeeded in making their escape a
few nights since from the Lamoille
County Jail. One of the upright CRATES
of the window did not descend into the
window sill more than half an inch, and
by prying this out and bending the bars
on each side, they made an aperture Of
sufficient size to admit Of their egress.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

COMING BoME.-By the order to mus
ter out the troops whose term of service
expires Oct. LIST, the 9th, 10th and 18th
VT. regiments, and large number of
men in the ID, Cd, 4th, 9TH and 9th regi
ments, and the LIST vt. Cavalry, who
served as recruits in 1862, will be re-
leased from service.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

THE AMNESTY PRoCLAMATIoN.-Ad dis
patch from Washington says that all the
main features OF the new Amnesty Proc
lamation have been agreed spOn but
the details have not yet been perfected.
1t will apply to all who did not avail
themselves of the proclamation issued
by President Lincoln, aud will be more
strict in it's provisions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

Both Lieut.-Gen Grant and Maj
Gen. Meade have testified to the efllcien-
cy Of Mr.. Stanton in the management
of the War Department; the former say
ing MIR. Stanton had never inteiered with
his duties, never had dictated course
Of campaign to him, but had always
heartily co-operated with him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

PERsONAL.-We are indebted to Mr.
C. P. Lyon, formerly Of Brandon, for
late numbers of the Petersburg and
Richmond papers.
Gen. Barstow, commanding lst
Brigade, has appointed Edward A. Smith
of st. Adams, Assistant Quartermaster
General on his Staff with the rank of
Captain and Dugald Stewart of Mid
dlebury, Judge Advocate, with the rank
of 1st Lieutenant. These are excellent
appointments.
An article has been going the rounds
of the newspapers, stating that Captain
LYMAN (son of Charles Lyman, Esq,
Montpelier,) has been convicted Of va
rious offenses against military rules and
sentenced to long imprisonment and a
heavy fine. 1t now appears that by the
personal intervention of Lieut.. Gen.
Grant, and the order of the President,
Capt. Lyman has been restored to his
rank. The Baltimore American of May
18th, gives the facts as follows
Capt. c. W. Lyman, U. S. A., arrived
in Baltimore two or three days since
and was warmly greeted by large cir
Gle of his friends and relatives of this
city. During the severest contests with
the rebels in the Department of Tennes-
see Capt. Lyman was Chief of the Trans
portation Department, and rendered
services of the i;oost valuable character,
A military commission, however, was
convened on charges preferred against
him. and he was deprived of his rank,
but it is gratifying to state that upon
the personal intercession of Major Gen
eral Grant, with whom he served, the
President Of the United States has re-
stored him to his rank. His brother
officers of the army speak in the highest
terms of the action of both the Presl-
dent and General Grant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

1-g"It is now positively stated that
the President has sent an order to New
Orleans for the recall of Gen Banks.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

OCCUPATION OF AUGUsTA-Pqt Of JeE
Dagjs specie eaptwed.-Our forces took
formal possession of Augusta Ga, on
the 9Th inst. and found about one humid
red thousand bales Of cotton, ten million
dollars worth of ordnance and other
rebel stores, and forty five thousand dol
lars worth of bullion. A part of JEFF.
Davis specie train was captured, and
one hundred and eighty-flve thousand
dollars of gold secured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

Ia" Among those who were taken to
Fortress Monroe with JEFF. Davis, on
Friday, were Alexander H. Stevens,
Clement C. Clay, the rebel agent for
whom $4,000 reward was offered as one
of the procurers of the presidents assas-
sination, Col. William Regan, Gen.
Wheeler, Mrs. Davis with three children,
and fifteen or sixteen other rebels of less
note. Clement G. Clay was not captured
with Davis, but surrendered himself to
our forces to stand his trial on the
charge Of being implicated in the assas-
sination of President Lincoln, Gov.
Vance Of North Carolina has arrived at
Washington and been placed in the old
capitol prison. to keep company with
Gov. Brown of Georgia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

THE VT. Observation-Disclosures Caval-
ry, including the 1st Vermont, has ar
rived at Washington, and will take part
in the grand review which commences
to day (Tuesday).
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

SOLDIERS AID 9ocIErY. We are re
quested to say that the regular meeting
Of the Soldiers Aid Society for this
month is postponed to next week. Due
notice will be given Of the day of
meeting.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25


On motion Of Mr., Dewey, it was vot-
ed that when the meeting adjourn, it
adjourn to meet at the County Court
House, on Monday evening next at 7 ID
o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. Thrall, the Secreta-
ry was instructed to invite Hon. Solo
mon Foot to addressthe adjourned meet
ing, ON the subject under discussion.
On motion of Mr.. Dorr, the school
district committees were specially re-
Quested to attend the adjourned meet
ing.
On motion of Mr.. Gay, the meeting
adjourned to the time and place above
mentioned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

been injured OF destroyed, on the so 4, her. =
one undre thousand dollars. ooas
FGl eomplet the lshr-hogse works g., NJ.
Mauke, / addition to former q uronri ;, VII
twelve tuoa and two huE Il ed agd 'itbt'' ohs,
do ars a tsenty-six cruts. ''''Nen
For com letting the lgh'-house works atm
enc, 10 ad Hu1n 90 former appropristiiiSsae ma
twenty ~pue thoussni three hlndred ana tttons,
five dollars AID twenty-eght cents '"'''y'
For the erection Of a lght-hOuse m nj,
Peninsula, between Big and Little Btvs D' SSIut
quet in tn. 5 az Of Michigan, Gfesa tbrps,Nnoi,
dollars "''hd
For heac II Ii ht un Sand Point, one d..
side If Ii lie b . De n qust, Ia liz Nv ives.
Michigan, five thousand dollars. 'a'e OF
For beacon Ugh. at h mouth Of Fox r,y...
tts state OF WIS. sin, hse thou and dollars "
light on CapsH c pei uenlopen HelawSrs
seventeen thousand hvs hund,ed dollars
Fsr erecting a lighthouse on Cape Arago
Sta'e of oregon, t,cn thousand dollars. s''
For additional aids 90 uavigation 10 fc;li,s,.
the entrance t. tortlaui Maiav, by sui,sSIS
marking Aiden's TucG ANA BulwaTk shoal or
otAerwisa, twenty thousand dollars, OF 81 inu,b
there If Is MY b found necessary.
FOR IuE COAST OF CALIFORNIA, OREuON, AMI
WASHINGTON
7 supp lying twenty lighthouses and beacon
IgatS with oil, glass chlmueys, Chmois SIX Ms
POLISHING poSder, and other 81 aung materials
transportation, expenses of keeping amps and
machinery in rrptm and publishing Eoti e. 10
marlneTs 4 charge, Ola DIS 10 LaSi satlon tWenty.
two thousand sven huni,ed d eighty dollars
For repairs and incidental Expenses OF twenty
light houses and buildings connecting therewit6,
ten thousand dollars
For salaries OF keepers and assistant keepers OF
light houses, at an average no eNc,eiirg eight
hundred dolla' per annum, thirt. wo thousand
dollsrs.
For expenses of raising, olsaniug, painting,
Tepalrng, Iomoor ng, and sull.yug -o.s,s OF
hoaAng buoys and beacOns, .,ld for CHAINS and
slnkers tsr the zane, and Tor co1rng and num-
On al q huO1s, teu thousand dollar
For sptciai works, viz:
For repairing bEe ,kwater and rebu ling keep.
ers dwelling az Newport harbOr lgh.-A, use.
Rhode Island. SIX thousand dollars
For rspalrs and renoYations At BIZ ok Island
light house, Rhode Island, three to, usand five
hundred dOnais,
For compensation oftW inspectors Of customs
aclng as superintendent the hi SAVING TIA
tons on the cost Of l. ny Island and New Jersey.
three thousand DO lars
foT Compensation Of fifty -four keepers Of sta
ton, AZ lao hundUd collars e CHI ten thousand
eight hundred 40 lars.
For repairs Of the roof OF the court house and
post Office at Windsor, Vermont, ten thousand
dollars, or 30 much thereof as may be necessary
For construction and repair Of Hght-boats, 10
be expended under the d reclion OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury, one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-19

eieune In rem Shlemm Der 8tra6tuEg IN mall
gen. NnDere neften aand6tiih itr sisrtgee
@use auf tas CRIME 5u6 pss SpieihfGss, um
itre %ntftrnbls Griftsm, NIT rem 3ufaa Der psr>
HaHt;n &arte su frlfsu, wdbrsnp' i'm fnfern
Mtntel Der @arrptsur duf fem Spftr tauiGt unp
Der @inbr;der nit oerpedter DisbsIampe In ben
Sinierbuf Der 6duler fGIstGt. - Ian6er, Der
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err tsbeu burfte. 1T pfSBltt reid 9sworosu, oft
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nitsptump frlssm S6rttt. 6sbanssu NIT Der
eSpeneaut. niGt abusnp. pis isbr pas gfcIscbr
aus tsrislteu bsrousfsbt. TOD genug BARON.
,,Odi profanum vulgus ct arceo."
gte aefannts Nptb uno nte aefl6ltes Gtenc
bot lib tn manher Se6auluna eineeneut, uub
Der uneridttltob. 2Dolf Snnssr bsult Dor mouder
ahurs. - Dor psn @,flnsniItn in Der untern
Staet pdnesln OFT IN Qumpsn irblnts @enoItsn
auF uno at. Gs ifuO ole 8G6trr. lie ssb6rsn
'u DEN Dliltssctpuisn., tie man t1alih In Der
Sroapitreet nit marrii6 II. osrorc6rucn, @ntiie
au' bic parare 3tstsn trbt. NnuGuai lchnt
't@ 10 s'n ~fereirter 8eytbsiptaer pee @oterlancce
aut ;s'n 9twrbr uno FART finfer Dor fb Tin;
oanu bsntt er al ras arme Bett, on Doe tronfe
Stnp os rabstn Dor Ralis sit.ern unp WauasI
leiben.
NO8e Der Simms' uns Sits uub Srieren aes
b'n, eaH'tt Ti6nicuh fh pis rim gtfaIlcnsS Sinc
in Gcne wispsr u~ufrtbte unp ,piroer ar,i,bs ras
rs'ns &ls:D Der S;ttli@tsit unp 3rs.np.
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e'9sfu ginger Seamtsn snsel@ritben perpen
mue. aasin mebrers umRdnt. Fns 60 pcr,ias
It'd, Die on Ger Qus1e b,r t~rauriaen @s56icbte
un'srer sbemalissn Rartns tanrsn uno bic Re
Dem 9tuin sntseeenfIsrtsn Ndmli6 bic am
Fan9l'@s 8dn3lide Ssrna6Iaifsung Der Rartrc
rurb unisrs apmtnifration, Die sa alaubts, eos
Der &rte8 ba!c etn Gnoe netmen psrbe H.. ,por
au6 obne Rarine. Die 8uritIdae alter uup
srfabrsner SespfFsirr' (pie i'm Dtsnfte Der Ser.
otaatsn %ersraut), bob unge1dumt S6if, an
9duen oosr Sauifabrtsi. S&tTr nit Raucnsu IN
ottlsbsn uno Gnprbriefe en- maGe dussuseb.n.
puros unbsahtst. Die NusfIbruna elmer ,ol.
6en NaBre9ci bate ptne Sretfsl Dem ,Srieos
cine aneers Bencune ss5en miNsn, unb hattie
NIT. sintm S6fd9 ecn 0anpel bee Hprc,ns ppr
otn Wlsersn s~strtetsn.
Oils enolih bas Rarius.D eportcmeu ,ur
a'HH@t ton'' rag eirrns gstban perben miiGte,
'purp'H bic Nn9iiffcIigsn Gonttactc fnr bib
SiisnibtHe asrnatt. Gle I'D nun i'm Oisnfte one
esrEr Jia;tunsn t~clinnen. -Die TertIsnnuuo
%nn'ssrr He9trun9 iat nitt I'm 9oraus, pos ps.
Gee ea8lanes ned 6ranfreids gsaieruno Sisle
S6iHe aue itren fdieu IeTsn pirps. M,u mr.
rr'nnolt@ltsn bctrus lib 8rantrsiG sesen uns.
(mte mir aus benz Wunbs eints Sifaiers pcro
Hdpme'' Die eainals in paris unp- Qontcu ma.
rent nm Die 'rmisntsn @6ife ~ befcbltoen).
S@'Fs, es Gnglano entfIisten lief, murbcn lp5.
ter BON Srantrsid, NIT SeftIaa bsieat,
9d'ts man ieIbit mob bomals, ale man Seu
Snu Der DSron @IoSs" auS ueutralcm @pbs,
9'Ndnn' lta't ofden fhnsafabrencr t(eine @GiFe
a'tlu't rnO an psrlhi.psnsn !Sifen 9ctlsm.
Ospots stnserthtei unp i6 sinfad an ooe Tri.
eat'sr 9 fe'" asba!t'n snnn Bate vtsIleitt npdb
un'ers NaoY ras S&tffol unferrs QanSse wcb(
'hdtis hesinFufcn t6nneu. anftatt baB lent ibre
l'seerTefe I'm Stnnsulnnbc f& naa R~espupst-
ter ''hnfn, I'm tn DEN saOurd, sntRstencen pfae-
@'n sIet& psri6ma&tsts 5r5l&s bsrnmtan,en
',u t6rntn.
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Drrmif1tes,

Nu! mrn SoSsn SIes@arcIinas, In Der NSbe
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