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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

"T HAVEN'T A MUSICAL VOICE." quoth
l. "OLD MOTHER GOOSE" so, # You ktle TO-
little tunss sing you mrsi set the bst book
called - , :, .,,-o..,s,,
10 Il viii fni 81 ,'c oct % 20 bue tunes or
- Nte sirls 20 little boys 70 be .ang viii OF wogt u"
y4snoiote. Price &C. HCRD hOUGHTON, Publishers
No. 4Ol Broadway. n. Y.
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Als0iraI.

nR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. 7 Bcachst, between yaick end
West Broadway the only pace whore the sHicted viii
receive roper medical Treatment. Hour from 70 pm
nR. A. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR
~ GEON treats sl,csssfuy all difficulties that females
subject to. Relief given In ell casss. O.ics No.
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IL FIFE or Comet; ne ead popular tunes Gen
sherrnans Advsnce Quoks-I Wilia hognpir", Opera
S.1,t; Lsnpg,n's .s nacgas Mske DARK 0il Dressed
IN ,ue, Pans waltz SouIg PMS LELs 10 % different
ounbsrs: escb Is cents mailed
FREDERICK BLUME No. fJS BoweTy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-20
eO- President Lin coin made a spec G

eO President Lincoln made a speech
in response to call made at the Execu-
tive Mansion, which was brilliantly il
Illuminated on the night Of the 18th inst.
The following is brief synopsis Of the
speech
The President, after paying q hand.
some compliment to our army and navy,
and giving to Gen. Grant the credit both
Of the plans and their execution which
have led to the late successes, passed al
once to a review of the Louisiana State
Government, citing it as a test case
He commenced by showing that his pro
clamation relative to Louisiana was ap-
proved OF by every member of the Cabi-
net, and that no objection was made to
it 10 Congress until the State Of Louisi-
ana commenced to act in harmony with
its provisions. He recited the benefits
already secured both to the whites and
blacks OF Louisiana under it, and SUNNI,
ed up his argument with the question
whether Louisiana can be broug ht into
practical relations with the Union sooner
by discarding than sustaining tho new
State Government. At the same time.
while strongly advocating the present
policy, he reverted to the fact that his
proclamation does not restrict reconstruc
tion to bis plan exclusively, aud intimat-
ed That he may suggest some new plan
to the people Of the South if the circum
stances render it proper or desirable
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-20
Mr.. Stewards Speech...Our Foreixn
Relations.

Secretary Seward made ono of the
most pertinent and suggestive speeches
he ever made, at Washington, q few
weeks since. It was as follows:
I thank my fellow citizens for the hon.
or they do me by calling to congratulate
me on the fall of Richmond.
l am now about writing my foreign
dispatches. What shall l tell the Empe.
ror Of China! I shall thank him, in YOUR
name, for never having permitted : ri.
ratical flag to enter the harbor of the
Empire. [Applause.
What shall say to the Sultan of Tur.
key: l shall thank him for always hav-
ing srrendered rebel insurgents who had
taken refuge in his kingdom. TCries Of
"That's it," and cheering.]
What shall ( say to the Emperor of
the French? A voice-"To get out of
Mexico."] I shall say to the Emperor
Of the French, that hs can 90 TO- morrow
to Richmond and get his tobacco, 90 long
held under blockade there, provided the
rebels have not used it up. Laughter
and cheers.
70 Lord John Russell T will say that
British merchants will ind tho cotton
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Hints for Farmer.

Holmes Aayfeld," writer in the
Springfield Republican presents in that
paper some of the disadvantages of couu
try life," we'll worthy of the attention of
farmers and agricuIturalists generally,
from which We select the following:
Another misfortune Of country life is
the excess of oxygen. This statement
will certainly excite surprise. But it will
bear investigation. | believe
there is such thing as having oxygen
in excess, and that life spent teo largely
in the open air tends to produce an oxyd
of humanity, no: the fines. specimen of
the article
The English boast of their robust
health and out door habits, but they
show the tendencies of those habits when
carried too far. The fox hunting squire
is strong and hearty, fine animal rather
than a cultivated man. He follows the
hounds in more senes than one. His
wife walks ten or fifteen miles day, and
develops into powerful physique, sug-
gestive Of "steaks and sirloins," quite
outgrowing the finer groces of eur sy Iph-
like women. Both are slow of thought,
obtuse of perception, endowed with SOL
idity of muscle and stolidity of mind.
But We need not 60 abroad to witness
similar causes tending to sim liar results.
The hunter, the lumber.msn, the stage
driver, whoever spends his life in bat.
tling with the elements, is apt to loose
his keen sense of the refnements of life
as we'll as Of fatigue and exposure. His
sensibilities arc blunted, not only to pain
but to some of the subtler sources of
pleasure. So too of the farmer to GER
tain extent. He goes through harden.
ing process whose results are excellent
within certain limit; if they 60 beyond
that limit they are productive of harm
Let US take an extreme case, to illustrate
the idea. Farmer Bangs has clear
brain and kind heart, but q very limit
ed education. His father first trained
him to the manual duties of his vocation,
and then kept him at work 10 them, like
mere moving or reaping mschino By
the time he bad reached bis majority his
habits were formed and he steadily kept
on in them, without oucs inquiripg for o
"more excellent way" He gained mon
ey slowly but steadily, by working many
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exported from our ports under treaty
with the United States cheaper than cot.
ton obtained by running the blockade.
As for Earl Russell himself, l need
not tell him that this is war for freedom
and national independence and the rights
of human nature, and not q war for en-.
pire; and if Great Britain should only
be just to the United States, Canada will
be undisturbed by US 90 long as she pre-
fers the authority Of the queen to volun-
tsry incorporation into the United States.
rCheers aud ordinations "That's the
talk; "your'e right
i What shall l tell the King of Prussia!
I will tell the King of Prussia that the
Germans have been faithful to the stand
ard of the Union, aud his excellent Min.
istvr, Baron derott, has been constant in
his friendship to the United States du.
ring his long residence in this country.
[Cheers.
To the Emperor of Austria shall say
that he has proved himself very wise
man, for he told US in the beginning that
he had no sympathy with rebellion any.
where.-[Cheers.
I do not doubt, fellow citizens, but
that at least you accedc to the theory by
which I have governed myself during
the war, namely, that the rebellion will
end in ninety Gays. Laughter and
cheers. l have thought this the true
theory, because 1 never knew physician
able to restore his patient to health uu-
less he thought he could work cure un-
der the most unfavorable circumstances
in ninety days. Renewed laughter.
Finally, ,ifthe American people approve,
| will say that our motto in peace shall
be what our text has been while in war.
Every nation is entitled to regulate its
own domestic affairs in its own way, aud
al! are bound to conduct themselves so as
to opromote peace on earth and good will
to mankind.
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Sherman's IS Bummers.0

A letter detailing the operations Of
Gen. Sberman's army, pays its respects
thus to the Bummers:" In order to
systsmatize and more thoroughly regu-
late the work Of foraging for the troops,
a detail of sixty men to division was
made. These men, under proper officers,
were mounted, and were called by the
boys, "bummers." They became an in
stitution in the army, and the history of
their work is not tho least important part
Of the labors of that army. Covering the
TANKS and front, and rear of the army,
they served, to a great extent, the pur.
pose of cavalry. They had had many
skrmishes with Hampton, and General
Sherman asserts that ho has never known
them to have been driven in by the rebel
horse. In some instances they had been
10 the advance, and it is a matter of
record that these bummers actually CAP
tured Midway, on the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad. The story is this {:
Gen. Howard, with 1000 men of his
army, was carefully advancing to meet
the enemy. As he was giving directions
to the officer in command, he noticed
one Of these bummers mounted on a
dumpy mule, with rope bride, and
without saddle, coming down the road
at full speed, beating his mule at every
jump, with his cudgel. "Stop, STOP"
said the General "where are you 20.
ing" "Haven't got time," said the
man, still beating and spurring the mule,
"haven't got time. In q devil of hur.
ry. The bummers of the Third brigade
have Midway, and Pm after reinforce
ments e
These bummers were the first 10 enter
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-20
Russian Etlnuchs,

Almost the whole population of Maran
consists of euuuchs; number of mem.
bers Of peculiar sect, in White Russia,
who insist on q literal Interpretation Of
all the Scriptures, having become 40 in
obedience to their religious belief. Ac
cording to Baron Haxtbausen they are
called "Skoptzi, and entertain very pc
culiar ideas concerning tho Bible, be-
lieving tho true Gospel, once in their ex-
elusive possession, to have been hidden
- Aha vail nf tho churoh of St. Andrew,
at st. Petersburg, by Peter the Third,
whom they claim as their head. and
whom they believe to have been an actual
emanation of Christ. That they believe
that the Son is inferior to the Father,
but was consecrated and sanctified by
Him that he was never crucifed, as re.
lated in the Gospels of the Christian
Churches, but yet wanders on earth,
without sex, 10 one form or another; the
last assumed by him being that of Peter
the Third, who, at the time when he was
supposed to have been pvt to death, fled
to Irkutsk, in Siberia, from whence he
VIII 0uoltiy return, anu, ringing the great
bell of the church of the Ascension, in
the kremlin at Moscow, summon all the
Skoptzi on earth to come and reign with
him for ever. Not keeping the seventh
day as day of rest, they practice num-
Der of secret ceremonies on the night of
Saturday, singing hymns, &c. They are
very jealous in obtaining disciples, and
strange to say they make numerous COZ. .
verts any one who persuades twelve to
join them becoming thereby an apostle.
In Russia the members of this sect actu.
ally marry, becoming what they are, only
after the birth Of son. A large portion
Of the jewelers. and goldsmiths of St.
Petersburg, Moscow, and other large
towns, are among their converts.
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Fayetteville. Their work has been we'll
done, aud done 10 this manner: Knowing
about where the command would encamp
for the night, they would bo ready near
that point, with their rations all divided
out-each man having ten piles for his
regiment-oue for each company The
road, at such points, would be lined for
miles with these foragers aud their piles
of meat, potatoes, rice, meal, corn, &c
They looked more like market men than
soldiers. The regiments, os they came
to their place, would halt, and each CON-
pany divide out their rations. 1t was
the work Of but a few moments, when
the march was resumed.
These bummers aud their vehicles for
transportation, following their divisions
in tho march through the town, were the
most amusing sight We ever saw Mount,
cd on mules, horses and oxen, with Old
saddles aud brides, followed by carriages
Of every description from gig to a car
ryall, drawn by mules, horses or oxen !;
carts and wagons of every description !;
then the pack mules and oxen, all loaded
with chickens, turkeys, geese, ducks,
bacon, hams, meal, rice and everything
the country afforded, led by negroes, old
aud young, male and female. All this,
o&cered and guarded by these bummers,
was the occasion Of many jokes and
hearty laughs.
So efficient has this organization been,
and Of such great service and assistance
to tho cavalry, that though Gen, Hsmp
toms cavalry force out numbers General
Kilpatrick's nearly three to one, tho
rebels have never been able to strike our
wagon trains, and, from Atlanta to
Goldsboro they have never captured even
one wagon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-20

The Tennessee Legislature Assem- bled
at Nashville on the Sd. It may be re-
garded as eminently . 7snnessee L-gis.
Iature OF the twenty four Senators
twenty one are native Tennesssesns, snd
OF the seventy six Representatives sixty.
two are native Tenne.sceans. Two.
thirds Of all the members have been slave.
holders.
Two thousand Germans src COMING
from Germany to work on the Kspsas
railroads and take their pay in lssd.
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CALL Il G.
:" -. p.
H He has just opened new
OYSTER II RITARD NlIll1N

up stairsl over Casad 4 Gilmore's Clothing
ssofs. y Ispto.' where you will always iind him
on nSne 1c vslt on al who may favor him with
best Oysters for sale By the can or dish.
LADIES AND GENTS who like q n;ce
clean dish Of Oysters, are particularly reonesesd
70 give him call; His OYSTER ROOM is
In quiet place, where all can eat in peace.
Pies, Cakes, Oysters, Sardines Lobstere. Pick.
led Tongues, Pigs Feet, DO, for sale.
Oysters, SaHdines and Lobsters for Sale he
the Gan and Boz
Those wishing Oysters by the Can for parties
can got them Of W. 8. P. % cheap as elsewhere.
n4n W. s. POWER.
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BOOT AND SHOE
sHo4i

8. WlRlCk, having removed to first door
north Of Browns Furniture shop, is pre-.
- pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
OF Boots and Shoes, in the neatsst and
most durable manner. He selects his own stock
snd always gets the best. A good supply Of
Home. Made Boots always ON Hand.
June &c, 1867.
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]. r. BOAI.,

PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON. TIPros Iowa. Hav-
ing permanently located in this place, tenders
his professional services to the afflicted.
HeOffce and residence at J H. Starr's. nl3m6
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J. r. KENNEDY.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIrroN, Iowa.
l. Office, first door west Of Reigart d Mona
maras drug store; Residence, two doors north
Of the steam mill. ll0nl8l
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UH. r +. SMITH,
CURGEON DENTIST. Artificial a.
- Teeth on vulcanized Rubber; 4lYD
Also, Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
Block Work, II desired. Office over Childs'
store, Upton, Iowa. 9n2l
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JOHN q. TUTHILL.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
81 and INSURANCE AasNr. Participating Poll.
siea issued ON reasonable terms. ONCE with
the County Treasurer, In the court house.
Upton, lows, Sept. 10th, 1868. fnS6v1oy$1
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r. A. GATES.

TOUNTY SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser.
~ vices, are requested to address him at Low.
den. March 30th, 1865 .9ml
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

O. I0HT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
y had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
chasers. Certificates of Deposit, and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish.
ed at small premium.
~ Once over Holtslander's store.
WIN. H. TUTHILL.
Upton, Iowa: July 1st, 1860.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col.
q lecting Agent Applications made for
BACK PAY, BOUNTY AND PENSIONS
Of discharged soldiers, or for the heirs Of de.
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application ID successful. Also legally licensed
0oNvEYANCER FOR CEDAR COUNTY.
Deeds, &C., made and acknowledged on reason.
able terms G1rOdice with The Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court, TrProN, Iowa. VII nls
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT.
Having purchased large stock Of Printing Material
~ are prepared to execute every variety Of
a2a Plain and Ornamental Printing.
We can furnish, short notice, DssDs, BoHDs, and
ssIcIAL BLAHHs, Of every description, in neat and
atisfaetory manner.
III Owe % 4 T1IAL!@
". BULL, g. W. c. GILLETTA'
.. BULL 4 GILLETTE,
ATTORNEYS d COUNsELLORs AT Law.
OFFICE ovsR PIArr i SPIcER's OFFICE,
VII TIPToN, Iowa. ms
JAS. H. RoTnxocx, W. p. WoLF
. Rothr0ck & Wolf,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
10 TrPToN, CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA. Is
PIATT Il SPICER,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
17.l Upton, IOWA.
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rT,HOMAS HANNA, ATTORNEY AT LAW
i 1gusoatIne, Iowa.
once. No. I'll Second street. Particular atten
tion given to collections in Muscatine, Louisa
Cedar. Johnson and Scott counties-titles exam
,ned, taxes paid, DC. n49 II
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-15

Nep 0ort Z, SUM-. Sis ginmanbernr
lheint ncuercinss einsn friiAm aufihmuns III mel
men. Sn risr SanpfihiHsn uno 2 ssselibih.
lanreten am ShluB rer rcri9sn uno alnfanss hi,
ier @che iiter 1900 4aTasisrs. Inter Cen San
pfsrn mar, ME ihcn s%smelcst, Die rQenniplpania-
Sapt. SreS. @rc5an, Sut einie Der Ha,iunalz stsan
ibip Nacisation Company se6Sris, eeren shit
SriiAen Ncr.Y rrf umb 2~irsrrccl fatren. s.
vYsnniplrania" traf am Scnntas Mtsno bier eli
inrcm ie bic lleeerfabrt in nod ni4t IL sag
pratradts. Sie BAT iiter 100 go1aaiers mtg
traht, Die iih ane elmer gluten GsIunt1eit %erfrsute
incem AUDI nidt Gin einSi3er 8ranf1eitsfaa ra1rn
Der lIeterfabrt rrrfam.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-15
= Sn ct. 2ruis laten bic Gaeifalen Fl,

- Sn ct. 9ruis 6atsn bic Gatifalen ss,
.idimrHihe Nisosrlase erlstt. Sic neue @taal.
8srfafuns. rie is naA Mrnate lansen @sratbn;
gen iureht fchtsn nno bic lie ais Die Suiuteitl
ibrer u,pcltrcrtc1srnbsn" gsrisbsit tctradtsten, j!
pom Gem @clfs rrn ct. 2cnis nit elmer Mc6rb
ron 5000 Stinn1en rerircrfcn ircrhen uno mo-
Den sin9slanfsnen 8srihten ihsint oas Mahipn
AUDI I'M san,en Stoats buthsetaueu III isin. 81
Neusn AnSeiser ess gsritens sctibrt ras SrmrIt
ment, tos CT cmrh feline iharfinnisen Nrtifel ;.
cicicm Sic9e res seimren MsnihsnrsrTanhes hi
ennliA riel tei3etrasen bat. Sic meme Vsrfafm
mar in Der Sbat msiter nihts als Gin 3susnib I
prlitiihm Stiinrer9afliafsit Der &anifalcn ~
MiHcuri, bic bas Yfsrc teim shwanis auf,dumtt
uno bic 2sirsniaaft ais 8utiAer auf Den Yrd Jet
ten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-15
- Ncneral gbcriban teludte neulia, ebe or

- Ueneral Sberiban teiuats nsulia, e6s CT
nad Stem Crleans atSins. isine alte Seimatb in
9errp County, Dbic. l6err Uinf, Der pemofratis
lae @cnSrsbmann, ertrt ii4. Dem Gsneral tis mad
4aneaisr 5u t~eslsiten. Stsrinan nabm pas Diner,
tietsn AT. Oils sies Die vgrtra 9rpalsn" brrten,
arransirtcn ie iriort cine @serrte, bic Den @ensral
bis 9ansafer t~sSlsiten icute. Ser @encrat mclte
atsr nidts bapOn wi1eu uno fubr am naaien Sas
SC nit Germ 6inf nnS sinisen 6rsnnSsm in einem
Su s'sl saa sa ,iaes scps was st i ishrsn is gs"i sss
arserte fe Grtra 2cpalsn 10 mahtis, hab sinise,
einsm slautwiiroisen 9trihts 5uiOlss, crane t6aa'
rem tetrmmen batcn 1cQen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-15

mcrte. Die Melt wirhe niats babur4 %perlieren
icneern sie1 eatsi serinnen. &c lie6e lh piel dte,
nieIen intere1anten GesenfanS ihrsi(sn es lisB'
fA nadmeiien, naB Der telesrapbiide MiiAmaid
ben s~eiuneen Geidmaf perntrtt unp Die 9sntia:
6isfsit tritt; ater mir mc1tcn bic saHe tlcs an.
resen. @ieaeiht fnnet fa cine fibi5ers Sober, 81,
ttefer narauf einaett.
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gcrbccrc,Sc 0cpittcraiirm, in Wiirtemberc

WcrbccrcnSe WcluittcrlflirTts In Wllrtcalbtrc.
Ser .Sdr Gtiihs Wtsrfur" melrst, naB am H.
Mai in S1crnpcrf Gin unreSrtes Sa9elwsttsr &c
eintrah. @esen 2 ltbr fam iiter Den Shurral
berIiter Elm @ewittcr unter Tetem Srnncr berau'
arpsiti6t rom gSino nnp tssfeitst bon sAlcsr
bic bic @rSse pcn SIbnsrsisrn batten. @sriAm
csne 2aasn Ger Serge ia9sn gang ,psi6 ans ar
Mcraen ned fanten lA ealrssn bic Nisnae a
psridisSencn Steasn; bic 8sinterse ino ruinir'
Slice une @ras9alms atssihlaaen, unS rie fest {
in Den 6arten sri ans /! Gin Slid nod, Sab tia
Bruh, ,uriif 1T. aeer Der 8cssen mar in Die Metr
rem asihclsn mns mirb ;ernihtct iein, mic aud an
einsH Stiertras niAt msbr su eenfen 1T. Aetnl:.
ds 8erihts trinat Der uDRerfut" aus Martaf,
Gaitorri, GGwanscn unS unSsrsm Srtsn.
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3uitdnbe TIM eiiocn. - Ser ariea lit fir I'm

3ultdnoe i'm siioen. - Ser ariea lit fir uns
i'm Nprcen rcriiter ts auf has @siablen &C,
Shuloen. Niht 10 i'm SHeen. SSn manhen Sc
ssnbsu mGi1en Die 3ul1anee aerase III ~trcilcs lsin.
IanSe Stredsn lino rsrmiitst, Die 0crratts auf
se,cbrt unb es tstlt icsar all saatfprn, an 9fer,
Den nns Dem nDttisen Nderserdtbsn. Sic Siege,
baten Gle YlantaSen r%crlafen, erdnacn fh mad Cen
Stdeten nne mclen niht mebr %attsitcn, neil fl
fret lino. Inter ibrsr Trei6eit perfeben Tic bic Brciz
bsit su faulen,en uno Ie tiloen iih Gin, IS milIs
nun jsncr Sag Elm Scnntas iein. @cn &ineeststz
men an %semSbnt, in Cen Sag bineinSulstsn, unS IT,
re 9errsn fir ih icrssn 81 l~a1sn, mirb es ibnsn
lhrer, fh IN bic neue Sronuns Der Ginse gu fI=
gen. Ghlin,mer ais nae nod, ~re,leaen lid riels
auf'S Stc6lcn uno 4lineern uno rsriten bic en-
pSreneit ten @smal,trsihe. Scr Maern, Alata,na,
Selssrapb flast itsr eisle 3uidnps jdmmsrlih unb
fiiert einen Sail an, mo AZ Stescr unter Mnii6runa
zines meibcn Shurfsn (eines fribsrsn &etensn
Scloaten) Die Wc6nunssn elmer 9ln,abl 9irscr in
Saltct @cuntp beimluhteu, Die nit 8aumprle &C.
fiilten 8rrrat6sbauier in 8ranb itcften, aIes mit=
nabnsn mas niAt MET unb ~naaeliet mar rnb rtsn
ortin nrh bic empSrennlen @ertrcben an DEN mei=
zen Trauen tssinsen. Sic 8irscr ihaartsn ld
nahtcr suiammen, fngsn Dem Saurtmann ron Der
8anee rno cine slnsabl itiner l9,rarssu @sislsn,
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