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for nearly an hour, when, having succeed
ed IN getting up ten feet rth.r lhan W,
had the first time, they uncouped tn,
train and took one half off to the june
ton, distant three miles, where they lcf
1t and returned with the locomotive anC
tender for the rest. The soldiers on the
part that was left, seized the opportunity
to scour the country in quest Of some,
thing to eat. When the whistle Of the
returning engine was heard, they could
be seen returning in every direction with
pieces of bread, pies, cakes, &C., iu hand,
few fetching in number of fine ripe
melons. They declared the owner of the
patch was a sccessionist and the fruit
was contraband of war, so they coniscat.
ed It, They soon got aboard and we
again started for Montroes. The coun.
try is we'll cultivated, but very little
small grain is raised The chief product
is corn and sorghum OF the latter
noticed several very large fields. The
corn is generally well advanced, though
badly fired, that is, the lower leaves are
red and dead as if scorchcd with fire -
This is caused by extreme dry weather.
AT every house we passed the women
came out and waved their handkcrchicfs,
aprons and dish cloths, while the men
swung their hats and checrcd.
The ride from Montrose TO kcokuk
was the pleasantest part Of the Journey.
The road running along the river the
entire twclye miles. Here I
first realized that I was going South, by
seeing the Papaw and Buckeye tree, nci-
ther of which have ever found north
OF Montrose, We arrived at Keokuk a
little before noon and marched directly
to our quarters. The sixth McDowells
regiment, followed in the evening, so
there is now nearly two thousand
troops here. We ere quartcred in town
In vacant store rooms OF which there is
plenty just now. Our arms arrived to.
day-thcy are riff d muskets. We wer.
all marched to the river this morning
before breakfast and took bic swim -
1t was rare treat after the dust and
fatigue of travel yesterday. The whis-
key saloons are near by all open here to-
day (Sunday). This is nice place and
in my next | will try to describe it.
Yours, Coon CREEK
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a boy Rescued from the Rel,el>.

At the time the Federal forces under
General Patterson entered Charlcstowp.
Va, the regiment Of Col Patterson was
the first to enter that place after the
cavalry and artillery The regiment had
not proceeded far before they discovered
boy about thirteen years of age running
towards them, and on approaching, he
was spoken to by one of the officers
The boy Informed the officer that his
name was William Ryan, and that his
father had been driven from Charlestown
by the Sccessonists, and had gone to
New York and joined regiment to fight
for the Union. The boy then informed
Captain Thompson, Of Company Z, that
he would show him where a cannon.
powder, &c. were concealed, if he would
allow him afterwards to remain with the
regiment. His request was quickly
granted, and Captain Ttompsons com
pany was taken to an engine. house in
the town, where six pound iron cannon.
SIX kegs of artillery powder, several kegs
and canistcrs of pistol powder, three uni
form coats and one musket were found.
The boy has been made 'sson of the REG.
lmcnt.--N. Y, Ere. Post.
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IN THE MORNING SOW THE SEED.

!
1--we farmers, plying their task upon a
reaper in the busy harvest time, passed
where two fields of wheat stood in con.
trast. The one looked slck1y and white
and was falling down from the ravages
of insects; the other was waving in full
luxuriance, with the golden lustre OF
promise. As they passed, l distinctly
heard these words above the din OF the
clattering sickle and buzzing wheels -
"Just see the difference in these two
pieces of wheat. The seed was Just the
same; but this was sowed early, before
the heavy rain. 1t will pay man to get
up at midnight to sow his wheat, that he
may get it in early"
''In the morning sow the seed" Scat
ter it in the foot prints of relentins
snow, heed not the frown of departing
winter, scatter it in the smile of return
ing spring light, scatter it far and wide,
thou tiller Of the valley so shall the
former rain visit it, the sun light of Nav
strengthe it /; the brcezcs of june fan it,
the harvest sun ripen it; and when the
ravaging insect. comes with destruction
it shall safely, goldenly wave inviting the
sickle.
Learn lesson teacher. Thou art till
ing field more fertile, sowing seed for
far richer harvest, ''In the morning SOW
thy secd,' scatter them while the dew is
shining, scatter far and wide. Sow in
thine own life's morning, in the strength
that God has given thee, scatter earnest
~ trembl!ngly. Sow in thy pupils
morning, upon the green meadows of
childhood scattar Sow tho sooae nfi,
'truction, scatter the germs of religion,
up at midnight to scatter, lest the weeds
If error forestall IT, ee 50 shall His grace.
Ike "the former rain,' help thee, and
quicken the seed. In the harvest thy
'eward shall be abundant a4l glorious.
Full manhood will bless thee, thine own
'eart approve thee, and Liberty own thee,
great defender and friend.
Sow in the morning, withhold not thy
hand when come the shadows Of evening;
or thou knowest not which shall pros
Der. Sow when the sunlight glitters,
cater when the dark cloud lowers, al
Ways, and ever.
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A WILD MANA correspondent
writes to US from Wilton tn. for some
three months past man, almost naked,
has been seen wandering along the creek
in the vicinity of that place. lie is said
to have knife or pistol, or both, and
sometimes clnb, and is disposed to
chase women and little boys, but general.
ly running away at the approach of
man. He is said to be almost as fleet as
deer. He is supposed to be insane,
but who he is, where he lives or whence
he came no one can toll.-Nuscatine
Journal
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hm- No Communications for tho Edu-

H@- No communications for tho Edu-
oational Columns will be published unless
the writer's name is given; and no con-
troversy will be permitted that is not
strictly educational. Criticisms are in
order if they are not given in slanging
way. We stated our fear of entire in
competency at the commencement of
these publications and asked the forbear.
ance OF onr readers. And would gladly
resign our position if substitute can be
found.
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WASHINGTON d. c.. August 2 ls6l
FRIEND DANIELS:
Our disaster Of July 2lst is being re
paired and many improvements made OF
the primary condition of our army W.
have not lost near the number of men O,
.L. 1---.;ty of munitions that was frs,
supposed, aud, although We feel the blush
of shame when we thing of the needless
stampede by our troops, we feel confident
that we shall improve by the dear-bough,
lesson.
Since the arrival of Gen. Mcclellan
there is change in the order of proceed
urc among officers and men. Prior te
Gen. McClelland taking command off Ger.
done duty at the city hotels and soldiers
in the streets, groceries, fields, or where
they liked, and, under the secession in
huencos Of this city, were fast being de-
moralized. think this Iooseness of dis
cipline cannot be charged to Gen. Scott
for he is not able to be out through the
city and was not, probably, aware of the
status of the army, but his aids have not
this excuse and should have applied the
remedy. l fear that those army officers
who have been most about this city will
not be found most efficient in suppress
ing this rebellion. They have been un-
der the baneful association and influence
of men who have made it their business,
for years past, to insinuate the States
rights secession doctrines in the army
and navy. This has not only been done
through southern-born officers but, as far
as practicable, officers from all sections
have been thus educated. The rebels
have, for years, availed themselves of
their high official influence to indoctrin.
ate all within the sphere of their posi-.
tons with this heresy. 1t is said that
our cadets at West Point have not escap-
ed and it would be we'll for Congress to
institute commission to enquire into
the loyalty Of the professors of that in
stitution.
Gen. McClelland has given some whole
some orders, since taking command of
this division, and officers and men are
confined to camp duty instead of street
and hotel duty as heretofore. Another
indication of improvement is the fact that
last Sunday Gen. McClelland's BODY
guard filed into the galleries of the Hail
Of Representatives to attend divine SER
vice and gave pleasing attention to the
sermon Of Rev. Mr. Stockton on our dutv
to observe the sacrcdness of the Sabbath
even in war.
l had the pleasure of an intdrouction
to your Senator Harlan a few days ago,
and, from what l have observed of his
doings as Senator, l believe Iowa is we'll
represented by him. was pleased to
hear him throw his vote against mask.
ed battery, day or two since, in a naval
appropriation bill.
The Senate were suffering from an un
constitutional speech yesterday, when
visited the galleries, from j. G. Brecken.
ridge. Minister Plenipotentiary from the
Confederate Rebels, to our Senate, who
is greatly exercised by the uncenstitu.
tional measures adopted by the Admin.
istration to suppress rebellion He was
ably answered by Col. Baker Of Oregon,
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Upton Tannery.

u. J. j. DAIRY would announce to the
pubic that they are prepared to TAN LEATH.
~, I'll 'or customers on the shares, or for pay
~, nne ighest cash price will be paid for hides.
We nave tae assortmene OF Leather on hand,
sn, hi We Will sell low for cash, or exchange it
Upton, August 90. 1860
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CHOOSING A APROFEss,ox-

u would seem natural to suppose that
an intelligent being would not act with.
out having first adopted plan; and yet
many, perhaps a majority of men, never
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Dresser.

Al opened BARBER SHOP IN r;nto,
prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress Hair shamnn"
long experience he feels confident OF rip;n.
MM. M.acn,on ,. Give him call-1st door West ~ ths
on,on House Shop closed Ut 4. NJ on snndav. 'ne
g. .sn.-He IL also prepared to do WHITEW SnyNn
~ she most approved manner Inisn,,n niNo
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Has the "tide of events" anything to
DO with the "current of public opinion"
that is flowing?
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- +. MAHONY 4 RRO..
W. L A / LO r. 8

nNE door below Myers Hardwar. s.o.. =,
work entrusted to our care will he att. q !, !!
70 promptly, made in the latest fashions and ua
ranted to give entire satisfaction. CHARGES VT
enable. Give MS call feas-
Upton, March II, 1860. 1,.e
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Capt. Avis, John Browns humane Jail.
or, was killed at Bulls Run in the rebel
army.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrrON. Iowa.
WILL promptly attend 70 ell business in
w trusted to bis care. Particular a.tentio,
paid TO collections. Tn4ll
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J. NJ. LONG a w. &. DODGE.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Cedar B'nas, Covers Ferly.)
No .,.h
EXCHANGE OETICE.

S1GpT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
~ had O. tie Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
chasers. Certificates of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed al a small PIE mum.
re- Office over Holtslander's store
WM. l.. Tt rHILL
Tipton, Iowa: Julv lst 1860.
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G@GdufatiolMt.m .m>c

Published under the direction of Committee
appointed by the Cedar County Teachers As
sociation.l
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General Dollar" is rapidly retreat
ing from the rebel States, and their
troops are swearing terribly becauss hs
does MT roviow than
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WA. +. WOLf

THOS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MUSCATENE -: :: IOWA.
once, No.2l Second street. Particular atten-
Non gwen to collections in Muscatine Louisa
Cedar, Johnson and Scott cou1ties-tites exam.
med, taxes paid, &c.
nag If
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buggy and team whips good assortment Of
Collars &C., which will be sold at price, to suit
the times. harCASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th, 1861.
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The young man who was lost in slumber
found his way out on nightmare.
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McSWEEN Il BASS,

A TTORNEYS l. COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
"A LAND AND CoI,ECTING AGENTS, &C.,
TiPTON. Iowa.
OFFICE POstOffice Building, opposite the
Court House.
N. B.-Messrs Mes. 4 B. will pay the srictest
attention 10 every branch Of their profession.
REFERENCES: Grant & Smith, Cook e. Drury,
Dawson h True Lane b Skinner aud Hon.
Judge Dillon Davenport. 1921
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MRS. l.. 8. CAMPBELL. M. D.,

HfDEOPATHlC PHYSICIAN respectful,
IL offers her professional services to the citi
Zsns OF ONION GROVE. [ySnla:
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Pixies Peak.
THE WILTON HOUSE.
West Of the Court House Sqaare, TIproN, Iowa

He would respect,
fully inform his
friends and Gus.
toners that he has
on hand a very
large assortment OF
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness; Ladies and
Mems Saddles; bri
Alao pf oil lys,,l,.
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SHOVEL PLOWS

nanh,. subscriber has good supply OF Single
for cash. f'e 0"ose' ri0Ws; for sale cheap
Upton. Ami, ex.. 3. p. DANIELS.
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JAMES w. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR

IN CHANCERY, Il NOTARY PUBLIC:
TIrToN, iowa.
re- OFFICE-At the Oou-t Fouse in the
Sherii's s Office. y5pIO
G. II. SCOTT,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, ANANosA
"A Jones county, Iowa. (s.ll:yl
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1t is good thing to be above board
but oftentimes a very bad thing to be
overheard.
A distinguished lady at fashionable
soiree is generlly big bug bear.
1t is said the "census embraces seven.
teen million women" Who wouldn't be
census?
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GEN. BUTLER ON THE HECONTRABAND
QUESTION.

The following interesting letter from
Gen. Butler has been received at the War
Department. 1t will be read with great
interest,"
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G.. r. SCOTT.
q. p. 1NGMA An.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and General Col
- lecLn2 A gent. Office in the basement Of the
NoHft rouse, 1i"T0S. IOWA. Zap 25. gil
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DIR. e. J.. CIlANRCRS

DIR. e. J.. CHAMRFRS,
III YSlCl AND SU RECON
O6tcc ooe.' NJ d. e. Il. ThonLers'
old Dfng Store.
Upton, June, ~. ES5s n24.tf
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JAS, II. ROTHROCK. =.
SYLVANUS YATES,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, TIPToN, CEDAR COrN
IA TY, Iowa. Office at the Sherff's Office.
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2. D. fURNkR. y
TURNER Il CUE.
D. J. CUE.

A TTORNEYS At LAW, TirroN, Iowa -
"A Office, up stairs in the Brick Bailding for
merly known as the store of John l.. Ray 4 Co
Upton, July "a, 1861.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13
Mleranbria, Camp Trantlin,
4, Ssult 1864.
9errn y. % plft ct. Vaul.

9errn u. % plft ct. paul.
Dor unierm Qbmari1 son Sort @neQine per<
fpra& i'd Sbnen, no mDeli9 einise g1a&ri@ter
bonn &rtsesl&auplabe 3uton,n1en su la0en, unb Ia
i'd beute aerebe einiee Mueenblide fret babe, nil
i'd r1etn 8eripre&en erfuQen. Mm 26ten Sun;,
Mbenbs II ubr, fam infer &eeintent ermibet II.
bunsris in Ma1binetcn an unb trurbe, ta e.
f@on lpat mar, in einer&;r&e untersebra&t. Sic,
laaen nir tn ben tarten8 ir@enfublen, inTenaer>
nii@en unb auf benz @rbboben> unb bi.lten eintn
erquidl'&enS &laf. No@ ielten bat uns bie9Rube
10 tpobl 8etban; pb bie|es nun aber burG bic Sci
lieteit bssSrtes cber bur9 uniereGrmaouns tam,
sern1as i'd nt&t III faeen, CLAUDE meineatbeits ie-
beg eas 2ebtere. Mm antern Mure.n i@lueeu
nir auf BEN @apitolfelbe infer Eager auf. Sic,
sins IS an Gin 3edes, @9muren unb Brubelu.
baB es cine ,pabre 2uft tuar, es an3ubBren. Jri-
i@es &int1eii@, eutes 8rob, aafee, @eis, Bob.
men une pOrf pnreen jest Elm j9Dnes Qabial fiji,
unisre aussebunsertenM assn, tenn auf ber9Rtils
batten mir peiter ni@ts ais barte GRADERS, uni
tdsli& ttnn,al tin @tud@en eefo@ten eyed.
Mantr trar meifens ui&t bonn Beten. @uf I'M
fersr &eiie fanben tuir, taB, il tpeiter iabli9 nj,
tan1en, etrp atriotismus erSEer tpurbe. Snpitts-
burg, pcielbit ptr Mbeubs 10 l1tr antan,en. tuur.
ben ntr BON 6unberten BON Damen empfanaen,
'1el&t BON Masen u Daoen ltefok I'm, .einen1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13

Gs 9cbt AUDI obnc Numpen.-@enn
Der @iaerbeitsausldub IN California, ais Ct bic
@auner, @trpl4e, SAMPLER unb onbere Beutel.
unp aeblabl6ueieer gum 9ante binoustebrte, ia
pen bielsr beillamsn MaBressl batte burd ben
@eranten abbolten la0en, Der @taat fSnne mSs-
!iGerwei(e entpDltert merben> tpenn man pas ganse
Qumpenssinbel unb @alseneeli@ter aber Bic
Grenae ~1yetirte, 70 bate Ct t~enlslben Gebler &C.
ma9t, ben un1ere @el9aftsleute %bfsansen baben
puroen, menn Ie nad ben e~raulIeen Gorsanssn
tn 9Qinuis unb @iseonln l@ beoa&t battsn, un'
fern sinbsimii&en 2umpenpapier ben @araus gu
matsn, aus Belcrenib etwa, baB mir bann 8
seiu @elo msbr ieben, unb aQer 5anbel unb
QDanbel plDsli@ naaustobt fem ,plrts. Wie tb0'
ri@t sine icl9e 8urdt ospe1sn pGre, 3ei8t i'd
f4on jest. Gsa plaB pr ausssmer3ten Gilen>
habn' 2umpen bat sutes Dfli9es @elb einsenom.
men, ia ras benz Sbre tes Mannes I'M @e1en
70 unseppbnte alimpern ter @olb- unb @ilter-
~u1iin3sn wiro nun aud pieber stbrrt. @p in'4
INNER ; bel r~aeifalen 8rantbeiteu bilft nur eia.
~rapifale Sur, tpabrenb elm fur9t1ames Ganbelu
nit Yer &ranfbeit bas uebe! nur perI9limmert.
Sen. Govt, slauten mir, tDnnte G9 baraue
AUDI cine Qebre entnebmen. Der mS9te aud
ubsraQ NIT benz Bliesenpebel ben Mudenered
ablGuben, fat nit einem berben @trubmil& uni
5eife bran3usebtn unb rabital auf3uraumeu.
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0trginia, 4, Suit 1861.
2ieben Treunee

2ieben Ureunee
l1nlcr Mbu,arlG BON @albiuatpn, Der, toie i'd
ee't1elbet am 2. Sult, 3 1br NaGn,., fattfnben
lolte> bat f& tpioer Grparten ser3Ssert uno erl
ant 3. Suit @rreens 9 nbr, fam IS sum Muf.
tru&. @tol3 r1ari6irten mir burG bic Buntes.
bauptlfatt, rno fdihten uns an Der Nasy garb III
einem Dampfer na9 @leranbria Elm. Madeen,
mir bier Dor 2ieutenant- @ouperneur Dpnnely
Resue paffrt, psrlieben mir ben plaB unb Bergen
- Meile baScn Elm Eager. Gin Ma6a9uietta
Nesiment, @Qswcrtb's :3cuaDen, MiGisnnter,
pennlylaanier uno resulareM rtiQerie (@bermnna
8atterie) inb in uuierer Nabe poiirt. Mm 4tsu
III ber Grabe tpurbe Mlarm eema9t, unfere @or.
ppfen traren NIT ben feintIihen 1T G9armubel.
Col. German bat @efebI ertbeilt, pab mir unt
fcrpabrenb bereit balten 1oten, ba pir jeben Ma,
eenblit tn's SreFen sureeldcbsn tperben tSnnen.
90 eebt trent mir bieies Eager serra6en, tiref
na4 Gairfar, neldes ron ben Nebelen be(ebt III.
Wir tperben fe9ten, uut spar prbentlid uni talb
2ebet wcbl unb bebaltet in suten Mntenfen@uerr
Treunb 81. Aruaer.
Seraeant.
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9etorenen Deutldeu BON ben @cnluliel>
len tn Deutidlano ausSul9lie6en. @i>
9aro 9lleretb Don Nem>yorf If gum
epn|ul tn Iriet ernonnt. (@i. 8bl.)
Mrmer 8redenrip9e!-8refz
fenripee, Der al6 Senatpr BON &entudy
leinen @ib i'm @pneree einsenpmtnen, 1T
aus Der Committee fir Militdran9ele9en>
betten, III mel1e ct i'm yer9an9enene1
Mdrj ernannt puroe, entfernt woroen,
neil tbm ni9t gu trauen tit. Der Or
Yr1l ipent liebt aus unp tritt auf tpie cine
&abe uno miro ii9 wabri6einIi9 nt@t
!an1e in 8albin9ton aufbalten. G6 1T
Jpn bort 3u unBcmiitblfd.
6ut5 1elbf q 9 t.-"Honest
Old Abe" lit tein Nahbeter unp @ie=
perfduet> ionccrn Elm Original, pa6 f@
auf ieinen eisenen &opf perla0en fann.
Nidt nie Die Jlrl fen in Deul@lanp,
pelde bic pon ibren Miniltern %perfabten
Sbronrecen ibren Stanren Yprplappern
un1 AUDI ntdt aleib cent uNlten BOD"
Der nit 1einen Cabinets . Mlinttern bic
8anemirmer yon Botidaften au6bedte>
NIT penen es pas gauge 2anO teint Nnz
fang jeper Gonau6z5igun lunamcilte,
lonpern auf fem No6oenten unp feline
ueber;eueuno allein seilgt, Bot 2incoln
aud feline Botldait pom 4. Suli an9es
fertist uno tein MitAlieo cee Cabinets
bat etwas pappn 9eleben, eye Tie serlelen
murre. Da5 1T bic Dtanier> iib Don letz
men leuten in llnabb1n9tAteit III erhalz
ten.
Die 0elrmirren IN Wi6s
con1in. - Da8 Banner urp @olfaz
freunp" l9reibt SIN @elpmartt berrlbt
pier sesenmartts 9rose Stiae unc Nues,
mas man Yernimmt, bc(tebt in ben uuter>
banolun9en Der 2anoz unp Gtaptbanfen
beSiislib Der GrbSbuu0 ner Stberbetten>
il rab ibre Noten auf ben pollen Nennz
1pertb gebradt werpen. Diele unterDanpz
luneen nebmcn, wie man bBrt> einen be-
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Don Zen u9uten" Banten baten ibre &rz
arrangements bcenct9t I'm Dem neuli9 be-
i9loilenen Ylane na&33ufommen. Ser
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,um IS. ,. Wf. Die Soften auer ni9t ni6z
rrecitirten Banfen cpu nit Stods geii@>
ert irin merpen> ouf nelde rte Secelion
teinen Gin fluff mebr lben wiro.
Die Wisepnl in SCT,aline & Sire SMUT
ance So. ma9t in rem 3eitun9en befannt>
oab le IiA ferner nidt mebr an pa6 fritz
bere arrangement 3ur @nfre9tbaltun9 Ter
Yanfen 0ebunoen CLAUDE oa niele 8anz
fen> rie ii6 an renrlelten betbett9t baz
ben> ibren GeripredunBen nidt na9gez
fommen ieien. Die 0anf fDnne piele6
UNI 10 mebr tbun> pa naG NoQencun9
Der a%eoenmdrtis i'm Berfe befnoli9rn
arrangements bic Soften aller uguten"
Sonten gu ibrem pollen Wertbe selidert
lein wiiroen> 10 cob fir caS publifum
tetn Nabtbeil mebr gu beflrdten iet.
Die Girma MrmtronA Spinf Ii. So.
3eigt 9letbfau6 an, poB 1e 1l9 al jenee
arrangement nt9t mebr Asbuncen cra9te.
Melhe Wirfuns oiel les Gerfatren fir cas-
OeIAait baten Miro 1T rorlanfa lbmer
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