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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-30

NORWICH USIvHRsrTI.-The Brattlsboro
Record says that although proud and sa-
cred memories cluster around the namo of
this institution. We take it that 1t will never
be rebuilt Ii is undoubtedly best that its
friends should now unite their entire strength
with the Vermont University and Agricul-
turaI College at Burlington"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-30
How IL strikes 4 Soldier.
CADET.

-ftssrs- Editors Of Free Press,
Ide'ire to express to you my entire appro-
val and Endorsement Of your editorial in today's
(2lsi) paper in reference to Mr.. Wilson'S bill
equalizing bOunties. There is one phase of this
matter which no one seems to have taken into
consideration. Each soldier when he enlisted
expressed himself BY that enlistment. as perfect
ly satisfied. Are those soldiers net ashamed to
ask the country, loaded as it is with debt, to
give them more money? II this bill should pass
1t would eirtitle me legally to 500 and some
cents, but after three years service think my
self still tie debtor and not the creditor Il the
United States
Your Ob't Serv't.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-30
Correspondence Of the Free Press.
Letter from Wisconsin.
PINE WOODS ON BLACK RIvER, Wis,
February 20, 1866. I
fsss~s. Editors Of tie Free Pres:

February 20, 1866.
Ass~s. Editors Of tie Free Press.
Here in the midst Of the Pine
region Of Wisconsin, ninety miles from any VII
isgs, your interesting and valuable paper makes
It's weekly appearance. Perhaps your readers
would like little account Of how we work and
what we accomplish. in the logging business.
We have thirty-one men in our camp. Of
them but f'1o are steadily occupied in cutting
doWn the timber. The rest must build eordu-
roy roads and railways in the swamps, cav and
butt the logs. drive the OK, horse and mule
teams which draw the log, to the landings. and
bring provisions and cook for the crowd. With
TINS force We cut on an average 81, 900 feet Of
lumber day. The timber on Black river aud
Its branches will average $1,000 feet to the
acre. 10 get the logs into the river costs abou.
three dollars per thousand feet.
There are fifty camps in the Black river pine
ry. containing l ,5sS men, who work at average
wages Of $500 a day. The labOrers have.
however, formed an association, and will here
after refuse to work for less than $3.50 day.
Two camps and three stables have been de-
stroyed byaccidental fires in the last two months.
occasionins loss Of nearly thousand dollars.
Two men in the same time we're killed, and
twelve wounded, by the falling of trees. These
circumstances show the risks Of the business.
The snow lies two feet deep on level in the
Pine woods here this winter Deer are abun-
liant, and am told hat sos have been killed
a the woO1s within two months past. without
'ount Of those killed by the Indians.
There remains still 1884 acres Of Govern
nent land not yet entered, at the head Of Black
liver.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-30

InE AMENDED Loan Bill passed the House
on Friday, by vote Of SO yeas and so
nays. Secretary McCulloch Lad written
letter in favor of the bill, which was read by
Mr.. Morrill,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-30

PRHvnsrIos OF rHE CATTLE DIsEAsx-Ths
Comptroller Of Customs Of Ottawa, Canadz,
has transmitted to Secretary McCulloch Ger
ti6ed copy Of the act of the Canadian Psrlia-
ment, recently passed, prohibiting the i'm
porting Of cattle, sheep, horses. hides TO-,
BY sea into the provinces; in consequence Of
which enactment the prohibition of the i'm
portstion Of cattle &c. from Canada into The
United States has been removed.
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II Oe tr y
Grey and Blue.


q. The oaly difference in your war"
| heard a Briton say,
" Is that enc side is dressed in blue,
The other clad in grey"
went into a Federal camp;
heard the soldiers cry,
" Hurrah, here come the newspapers,
And saw them rush to buy.
| went along tbs Valley road,
And met upon my way
Ten Of Lees Struggling Infantry,
All clad in rebel gray.
One held a proclamation out,
And as | stopped my steed,
Said " Tell US what this paper says,
For none Of MS can read"
And I replied /" II you could read,
And fnd out what is true,
Instead Of wearing Davis grey,
You'd wear the Lincoln blue"
Grey Is the color Of the dust
In which the serpent crawlG;
And blue the hue Of heayen which looks
Down on earth's prison walls.
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Loves Beginning.
BY THOMAS CAErBELL.

OfC htb bAnuiu5s
BT THOMAS CAMPBELL.
How delicious Is the winning
OF kiss at loves beginning,
When two mutual hearts are signing,
For the knot there's no untyIng.
Yet, remember, midst your Wooing,
Love has bliss, bat love has ruing;
Other smiles may make you tickle,
Tears for other charms may trlckle
Love ho comes and Love be tsrries,
Just as Fate or Fancy tarries;
Longest stays when sorest ohidden;
Laughs and flies when pressed and bidden.
Bind the sea to slumber stillY;
Bind its odor 10 the lily;
Bind the aspen ne'or TO quiver,
Then bind love 10 last forever.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-30

ARREST OF SxuGGLzRs.-Another hatch of
smuggler' were brought before Judge Small
ley Friday Francois De Sawtelle was he'd
TO bail IN $500. In the case of Silas Smith.
the hearing was continued In the case of
Charles Howard, hearing is still on.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-30

FAsr DAY.-Gov. Dillingham; has ap-
pointed Friday, April 13, as day of Humil-
istion, Fasting and Prayer.
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Gold at 1874 is lower than il has been
since September 1863
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ESPIONAGE.

The military espionage along the border 10
becoming more strict. An sttsche Of the down
train from Montreal this afternoon, reports that
the soldiers, who searched one Of the trains that
left here to-day, arrested two Of the passengers
on suspicion of being Fenians.
There are two thousand troops stationed at St
Johns. Canada East, and the advance guard Of
this force is stationed about seven miles from
here, where the reported arrests were made. All
trains passing this guard are halted, and are in
spected before they are allowed to again to pro-
ceed.
The troops on the border are from the volun-
teer corps. The regulars are kept in the inte
rior to prevent them from deserving, 50 IT is
stated BY arrivals from beyond the line.
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THs CANADIAN ScIKE.-A Correspondent
of the New York Herald, writing from
Rouse's Point, March l9th, says:
Eighteen car, passed into the States On Fri.
day last from Montreal, nearly all ofvbieh con.
tainet men going 20 the United States f,r .
temporary or permanent stay Many Of them
we're OF course. those who at this time OF wear
20 to seek work during the advantageous spring
season, but the majority were emigrants, fugi.
uVes, refugees, or what you will. in pursuit Of
more congenisl cline.
The scare during the latter part Of last week.
was 80 great that many broke up housekeeping.
anu packing up their furniture and goods in
wagons, came into the States. There /, hardly
town along the border which has not one or
more families thus suddenly transported from
their late homes to the midst Of strangers. The
emigrants have not all stopped here. but many
have logged along with their carts and animals
further into the interior Of the States. which
Just now are promised land to these poor
travellers
During the excitement business in Canada has
been at a stand still.
HoAxEs.
Near this place and on the edge Of the Lake.
'hc vermont OcnrA RAILROAD 10 erecting q
strong wooden building for some branch Of their
business. Now, this building is visible long
way up the lake, and the Canadians from that
direction had been curiously watching it and
guessing its meaning, until at last ''Ksnuck"
who Was passing through, had pluck enough to
ask what it was, when he was solemnlJ assured
by his informant, railroad employe, that it
wssa barracks for the Fenians.
"Well, and how many Of them are there -
continued the seeker after knowledge.
"0h," continued the wag, there's about
twelve thousand Of them to be stationed there;
but there's lots more Of EN- back down the
country"
Kanuek swallowed the story, and So the re-
port went forth through all Canada that the
Fenians were encamped twelve thousand strong
near Rouse's Point.
Similar incidents led to the reports that Fort
Montgomery, the new United States fort at the
head Of Lake Champlain, had been sold to the
Fenians; that there was vast storehouse Of
arms and ammunition st Alburg. and that a
Fenian army Of forty thousand men were en-
camped between the border and Burlington
Nothing, in fact, was too improbable FOR their
belief One French Canadian, on coming into
town here, asked his first question about the Fe-
mans, and when his waggish respondents had
told him all the last rumors Of the prospective
invasion and sacking OF Canada, he thanked
God very fervently that he was in the United
States.
ESPIONAGE
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THE END OF RKcIPRoc,

Grain and cattle passed over the border until
sunset Of Saturday afternoon, and this town,
IKE al the towns near the line, is stored with
abundance OF grain, the accumulation Of the
imports during the last week. Now, however,
all a. quiet as though Chinese wall were
built between the countries.
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@6enIo nllrpe ben aus benz 9torbert f"tar11nert,
ben Qe6rern 9ebrobt, baB i6re 9hul9ebdlIpe auqe,
siiitpet ulo ie lelbit aus Der Staot gsiast wiirber,
penn 1e nibt freiwilii9 gin9en.
,Ju Wlerribiau ipuree 5u ~0erielten 9eit ber
Qaeut res Bureaus i'll Die Office elleS ADpofatet
eeiodt NIB Duieltfl furdttar ntbbanoslt, enoliG,
abev ppt nod lebeno e%ntlaiIe1 ultcr Der Gepius
au,la, peu Gta0t al metpel.
lllp mas ia9t Die @reile ba rHten 81 IOIden
Greiben g? sic rdt9 cen WdiiilfippierH, Derglei6su
ridt mebr 3I tbuIl, o6er ltdt, neil e8 ell lluredt,
ciu &erbreden lit, i~Onreru neil man Dupurbt bier
i'm Jtoroen aufnnerflam geHa6t merbeli nnD cine
8erldn9eru19 oe8 SrtegS5uitallpe8 tn Siioell be-
IhlleBen m3bte.
Sn Gid8tnrs riro nit elmer Auila9e zines
McmpbisuUbS 9egen Die SdwarSen 9ebrpbt, ,peIlu
~oieIelGeu nidt Die Stapt perlieBe,i. Ser baIeltIt
eri6einenbe 0eralp beldwert li1 iiber bic Wienge
nidt8tbuelper farbiger QSeiber namentlih, Die bas
Ielbft eir SweifebafteS 2eben fibrel. Wibreno
aber ieper perltGnoi8e lu0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ifann III Gr5lsbun9 NIB fittli1er Ssbuu9 bieier
u~n9liidtiden baS redte Wittel 9e9en iolNe @rs
| I6einlngen itldt, tpeiB Der 0trnIo nicbtS beiiere5
al empfe6let. ais biele WienIdelt, all berelt Ser
fonrle1lbeit utO nie0ri9er moraliid,er Stelluug
lebielib has llnred)t Der Stlaperet IAulo lit, ais
8a9attI0en St be6anDelu. 5itr bieie aber Idreibt
bef1rntlld baS WhIlliiippi @else Serfalf onYlmls
taBenbeiser Dor.
Wabrlid, eS ipdrc Belt, baB Serr Sobnlpn bas
&ipilredt8geles ehollf 5nr 4usfiibrung brGdte.
Us. Y.)EY
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Ntnerifans1De Diabrio)teu.

Netu g)Drf. Ser Gtaat8Seitung bonn 16. if
SDi9enoeS entnDrnmen:
(SameS Stepbeu8 i'll SpneS 9Spp6.) Sones
WpDo mar geltern ~abern1al3 Der &6alpldb eiuel
9rDben Demon ltratipn Der bieii9en Srldroer ; Die
letbe iOar pom Der fentldeI Srliper16aft, B. b. I'M
BON Der S'ItabOnp %5Sattipr, Sn Gbren De5 Saupt
pr9al1llatorS Der S. g., (rtl1en HepubliD, Nir.
SaneS stephens arra1glrt nprpen. Die 0tD.
bettSiente betbetlt3telI Iid nl6t al pte5er Demon,
~itratton, Die, cb9lelb eltIe grpB1rtlge, bDd Der in
@prtl al Dem lelbel YlaBe abgebaitenen Ufa1iel-
perlanlnlull9 Der 6enler beDeutenp ladltaup. Die
Serldmmlulg I'M 4ayf lollte mn II ubr Otitta0e
be9lnnen ; l4On nm 10 ubr rpar iebe Gar, meldt
nad Der pberen Staot fubr, nit 6eniern uno pere1
6rennoeu belett nad @riegun9 elues @utrlttS,
9eloeS bon SO Sens erbielt man 3utritt Al Dem
Rarf, melder ii6 balp nit Utenlden 81 iillen oil,
tttg. y1dd unD mad Idil9ten aud pe ~etli5eluen
,,@trttl" anf benz Blate all. SIN Sotel, weldes
pOll fentlden 3uapeli tepldt puroe, mdrem 0e1eu
II upr cine ArSabl ~befalnter irii1er 45atripte1
peri %aaItneit, inter 0enIelbeu @sneral>Wtlip 5000
fer, Sen. 2frggIeS, Colonel 0tettp, rDn General
SberibanS Stab, 81 otter &onnpUp, s. .. @affs
lep, Don Albanp, @OIpnl Sllrn8, SObn Gaffertp,
Sci. aellp, EQUATOR ARcNlp, Wtt. Suuipan uIO
AnDere.
@rlt ge9ei1 2 ubr FAM Uir. stephens i'll Sores
WooD oil unp mur0e bon Dem 0urrabs@tlhre
Der perl0llnlrletten Wieuge be5riiBt. Nuf Der
Ofielte Der grOBsn 98iele III SOneS gSOop, auf
wclter bel belltl4eu Soften seW6bulid bic Spiele
abgebalteI tperoelt, rpur etIe Nepuerbitbne errld)>
tet mDrpen, auf ipetder Der ,,0e10 @eutre' ge9e1
balb 3 llbr our6 Jtr. Sobn 0faHertp, BrdliDert
oeS arrangement Committees, Der Serlalllnlln9
pOrsetellt wurDe.
mlir. Stspbeu8 lit Elm Oiaan BON ltnterieBter
f.siner Statur uno benz Nul6etn 1ad III ben bier
Stger Sa5ren. Spar nno Bart lilo Don r0tbItd
gelber 6arbe, DE Nl9en 9raubIau. @r ipra9
ldHger ais cine uno cine balbe Stur0e. @r begann
leine 8eoe nit elmer &r5dblrng Der Organization
Der fenliden Sritperl9ait item in Amerita lnD ST.
lano ; ibm babe man Die Oberleituug Dieler Or
saniiatIonen Oper bieler YeriAptrung, ME man
eS Ill @ngIano ~beSelbne, itbertragsn. Gpn Qlne>
rita aus babe man bauptiddlid auf llnterltiisuI>
gen BON @elo uno &rieaSmaterialelt erwartet.
Stele unteritiisungen leien jepo9 Su ip drlid ge>
tomI11en. Srlauo wdre isbt fret, ipelln I'M SSabr
1860 PIE perlprobenen Manni1aften MuD &rte9Sz
rlatertalen, ODER bod weuisitenS et1lige bDbere ST.
tt6tere NIT Den leeteren na1 Srldno gelbtdt nor
zen tp6rtn. @r iei nad Amerita oefommen. nm
pieber Grieben uro @inisteit in bic serlplitterten
@lieper Der hiefigen 6rennbe SrIunbs gu brinssn.
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Die @bO1era in europa.

Die Cholera 1T allerOtn9s III pielem Sabre
Bis jebt nur lppraoii6 in europa auf9etreten,
aber an ein3elnen 9unften BAT le bod ldOn
einen lebr befti9en @baratter entpiGelt. Sn
Den lioliden @rDpin3en HuBlanD's, am Nb=
bang Der BYrenaen, an Der fran3SilG =italie=
nllhen 0rdn3e uno i'm 0urembur9i1Aen bat
lie wG6renO Der lebten Mtpnate lAcn perbGlt
niBmGBi9 Iebr Diele Spfer erbeil6t uno e8
itebt Oaber SIT tefir6ten, boB, lomie Der
CONNER meter pprrudt, ibre Gerbreitune
cine a%l9emetne unp lire @irfun9 cine tebr
SerberbliAe perpen pirD.
Sic berrlAt au9enblidlib in 6u0onb uuo
TT npu bort mad @nelanD 6in1beraeI6leppt
trurpen. SO lit in 8ritcl Elm Watrcie, BET
bort BON NVtterpam ein9etrufen mar, an Der
a6ten oIiotiiGen Cholera gel torben, in QiYers
pool lit lte unter Den bort an9elansten beut=
ihen Nuspanoerern ous9ebrp6en uno eben<
tals ltno in southampton etntge @rfranfmn<
gen oOr9etCmn1er, jepU6 ilur, mte Die en9l.
Slatter .SerliGern, unter Den bort 9elanbeten
AuSlanrern, ba Die Gpioemie li6 iUnf nidt
tpetter in England 9esei9t babe
Die engltiGe Jte9ierun9 bat jett aneeprbz
net, RAP ale peutlhen Gmioranten, Die in
England gum 3wtd Der Observation-Disclosures
nab transatlantil6en 6dfen eintrefen, elmer
itren9en dr3li6en unterludung u%nterporfen
tperben iOllen inpeien lit nidts barber Be-
tannt gelrprpen, DaB Ole Sranf6eit, auser i'm
9urembur9iiAen, in tr9enb etnem anpern
She'll O~euiftianO'6 berriAt, uno inter pen
0cn br tetrpfenen Ceutlhcn Gmigranten lit
tie aud ellt nad ibrer Nntunft in liverpool
pper CUR See gum ScrlAein eetcmmen.
Is 1T iebr mGsliG, paB pieielben feinen
SnfecticnGl tof aus Ger 5etmatb mit9enpmz
men baben unp RAP nur Die llsberfult6eit Der
SGdfe, ouf penen lie Die uebertabrt gfma6t,
luO peren I6leAte &Orfebruneen fir Jtein=
liGfeit unb Sterilization bic Grseuauue pes
fpeciii4en @bolera9iftes beginlti9t batten.
Sian 1T ndmli6 jest in europa Der NnIi6t,
bob t6 Die @9pIera 9erape 70 ME 6ieber
ipOntan generiren fam, 9laubt teoO6 DaB
Die 70 er3eu9te Cholera feinen 70 an~ltefenpen
@baraeter beliet. tpie Die altatilAe.
Gtne 2iperpupler Gampfer-4inie BAT be.
iHlOlien, pCrlaufig Die SefG Derun9 beutI6sr
Aueipanoerer aussulsben unb eS lit mTaliA,
paB aud anpere 9inten bielem 8eiIpiele fol
gen neroen ; es lit i~noefen gang eleiGeiIttg,
OBJ tbre @6ihe peuti6e, irilde, enslti6e pper
tranj0Iil6e N%uspanOerer an 8orD baben /;
fobren le fort ibre 9allasiere in elmer An-
3abl non 12-13OO purin 3ulammen,upfer
den, 10 lit es gar nidt anoers m0elid. ols poe
oerperbli6e &rantbeiten unter penIelben aus
orfGen. 8esnasen fe ii& pa9e9en nit einem
etlpas 9ertnseren @rcit unp ldenten lie Dem
NUbllei1 un0 Der @elunOheit ibrer paIaqiere
Die nOtbt9e Htflt6t, 10 werpen lie aud nit
bentiAsn @mi9ranten fem Jtiltco belteben,
Oenn Bis iebt DerriGt bic GpiOemie nod nidt
IN SeutlAlanb.
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SCrDp1elM.

AIe N~1ebiSiner iinb barber einOertanben, bab 9o6t"
bas bete 0tittel gegen GcrcpbeIn unb oIe arantPeiten.
welbe nit bteian oerpanbt iinb, 1T. wel4es iemals ents
ordt toroeu 1T. Die Sa~upti4WieriSteit beftanb BARN,
zine RENE ~au1Siuns ~oeiielben 5u er9alteu.
81. S. Nno ers SOOins8a6er
ii cine refine ~aulSiung beS 9obin, pbne 9eiuiIGuns it,
9enS zines auflEieuDeu Stpfe8!!
GO eut6Glt etnen SO1en Gran sG ieOer l1n5e Baiisr.
Gin leDr quits ItdrtenpeS Mtttel.
Ga tat gebeilt uno prb beier 5crcp9elH i'll alien ibrel
beri6ieeenen @eftattelt.
@eIdnpiire, frebSartige Sraltbeitell, Sppbilts,
6lefte, Sal5flub &C.
uub purbe nit auberoreentli6em @rfcIS setrau6t se9e1
81 + NJ s. OtspePita, &us3ebz
auen=8 c d 10 erben, $ er5e H.
berzIu NIB en- nsen Ell II, &C.
@rculare perben tcfenfrel an cine belieSe &bbrefe se@
i@idt.
@reis: 81 per 5tai9e rnb SIS fir 6 6tai6en.
3n5ereitet bon Or. 3. 4nbers, 4rjt uno @6euiter.
3u babeu bel j. p. DinsmOre,
NS. 81 Dep strabe, Stem gprf, unb BEL alien Drasifer
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0g,eOsr cine usue Strmesb;a.

ga wsoer fir Die i'm Senut beratbene,
rph ppn General SHend oDr9ele9te Mrmee=
Blu lebr ipeutg 6UHnung 1T, DAP lie an9e=
upmrten merpe, bal Senator g8illpn cine
neue BID i'm @enat eiugrbru6t, weiGe f6
houptldhliA in Se3ieban9 auf Die Starfe Der
al uroaniIirenben Nrmee YCn ben friberen
Gor,6l1aen unter'Aeipet. Statt Der II SUrs
ae1Alaaenen gteaimenter @acalerie ipaen NUT
6 unp ltatt Der So unp respective 90 Snfan-
terte 8eaimenter 1paen muir 81 ben 6riepense
etot bilpen. Sic NrttQerie iUa aus D Jte9t=
mentern belteben.
Sci Der Organization Der Stfdnterte Iouen
bic 10 beltebenpen reeuldren Ne9tmenter in
ibrem 8eifano ~bei6ebalten werben ferner FOL
len aus DEN 81 8atailonen Der anpern .
Neaimenter 81 pole &egimenter 9ebilpet iper'
ben unp apar bur9 Nppttipn bon 2 @cmpag'
MEN fur jepe6 Der 27 8atuiQune, Die jest nun
ie o6t @ompaenien 3ablen. Die urlprln9
lt6en 9acansen fir Oft3iere in ben neuen
81 @ompaauien 1o1en purA SfF3iere unr
@olpaten Der frsiptdteen Nrmee ausecfiut
iperOen. Sic 3abl pieler Ofi3iere 1T mad
Dem 8erbdttnib Der Iruppert, nelde Die per-
5bieoenen Staten nGbrenp bes &riegeS ge
iteIt babeu, auf Die lebtersn Sn repartiren
Die Beltimrnun9 binli6tltA Der tarbtger
3ruppen unp pe5 Seteranen : Nelerpe : @prpa
ipIIroe nlio pe9fallet.
Die Sradntiatipn peS Stabe5 u. { ~.
lift naA GerbaltniB, ME frttber pOrgel6la'
gen.
Die i. Section erlaubt fir ieors 9te9iment
cine Wuiitbanpe.
Die Sectiun 5 eiebt rem DrdIicenten bt'
8uarnaht, cine Spree BON ni6t ilber l0Ot
sSnpianern .al5 Scouts an Der Oren3e 81
en9a9Iren.
Die Section 6 dutpriIirt / Gjenerdl, 1 Sc:
neral Q%ieuteuant, 5 @eneralzGfljor uno IL
Brtaaoe- Wenerdle.
Die Is. SectiOn srlaubt Sff5ieren, mel6t
1T Der freiriQigen Nrlnee 9eoient bobea, If
rem cff,ielen Gitel 3t tragert uno bei belun:
beren @ele9enbeiten lit i9rer Uniform gu ct.
1heinen.
Die Is Section autcri1irt ben yrdlbenten
Sfi3iere Der Nrmee (ntht iiber POI ais Dru
fedcren pper Supertntenpenten bon 2ebran:
ftalten fungiren GIT lalien-
Die 10. Section autoritrt bte GrrtAtune
pm 5Aulen unp @ebauOsn fir Den Inter:
riGt Der untercft3iere uno Solpaten in Der
perI1ieOenen Stattcnen.
Die 20. Section perbietet bic Nnlteuunq
trgenp elmer Derlon In Der Nrmee, wel9e in
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