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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democratic party is not in possession
of a financial policy tina, any white is bound to
spcct-lCincinnati Commercial (indD
We believe that majority of the delegates
elect ed from districts To the ST. Louis Convention
from Ohio are Thurman and one OF the delegates at
large Col O'Brien was supported by the Thurman
rs against Allen slIte-lCleveland Plain Dealer
(Deni)
We believe that the sentiment Of the Re-
James q. Blame the Republican candidate for Pres-
dent We believe that the second choice OF the Repub
cans OF this state is Benjamin H. Brstow.- Atchison
Champion (Rep)
Sam Tilden cannot carry the Bill Allen ban
ner To victory. Bill A len will not carry the Tden
banner all The house Is hOpelessy divided, but the
aggressive rlgamuiins the better half. The hes
tatng hards may well surrender or run away
(Chicago Times (Ind.l
But there is one way whereby harmony and
success be assured beyond peraiventure; way
whereby Republicans OF the East the Republicans OF
the West and the Republicans OF the south can be
unlted way to organize victory IN the Convention
and that Is TO be found In the Tickets Brstow and Blaine
-lChicago Tribune (Rep)
The first and sharpest struggle in the nom-
mating convention Will be between Iilden and Heu
favor OF the former the stronger candidate OF the
for IL Is clear enough already that Tden Is the
ond choice OF the Liberals, Bristow being nrstloL
Louis Republican (nd. DemD
If the Convention should make the ticket
Brslow Blaine it would sweep all before Ii. IL Is
not because OF any hostility toward Mr. Blaine pren
dice in favor OF BrisOw that would like 10 The
latter head ticket las tor that would rather
William A. Wheeler in the Presidential chair than either
them but because the signs Of the times point To
success with the Kentucky reforILer and To doubtful
conflict with amy other Candidate Montpelier Freeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

tion ia the extraordinarily low average or loahs'
The lowest reached for years was the average
of April 30, three weeks ago, and nearly the
whole of the advance apparent in the state
ment of May has now been lost Except
inc the two statements of April % and April
%. and that of the first week following the
reopening of the clearinghouse. alter the
panic of 1873, the loan average has not Deeh
as low as it is now since 1869. Inc average
December 81, 1869, was $3.50, 4O6,3oI only
g.. 500 600 less than that of last week; ana
the average December 6, 1873, was $252,-
373 900, only $s37OOO less than that OF,
last week. Considering that at this sea-
son the loan average is usually larger than
at the close of the year, the position
shows very forcibly the depression ID
business. In part the shrinkage OF
loans is due to tie shiinkage of nominal
values resulting from decline of about III
per cent in average prices since last year, Dut
there has also been a remarkable decline IN
quantities exchanged, especially III April ana
MAY. Of this, the Clearinghouse statements
give proof. In April the aggregate clearlngs
were % per cent less than those OF the same
month last year. And during three weeks OF
Nav. the aggregate clearings have been only
81. 144,3O7 ,S73, though during the correspond
ing weeks last year the aggregate was Sl,6|o,-
7S9. 1856, decline of 81 per cent
No change of prices yet recorded, nor thede-
cline of transactions in the stock market. nor
both together, can account for this remarkable
shrinkage. 1t is evident that there has been
considerable decrease in quantities OF products
exchanged,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
Of regret to tho banquet given by tho Lord Mayor 70 NJ
erary men: "Iregret that after ALL 1t Is not

of regret to tho banquet Given BY tho Lord 70
erary men: "Ireget that after ALL 1t Is not pracscaoe
for me TO be present at the banquet in the Mansion
this evening My regret Is the greater on consiaetns
your Kindness and conspicuous courtesy 10 mysc III
matter as well honor you are doing " INC proeS
sion of which am member"
The Rev. Henry w. Vase, British chaplain
at Rome in the following letter to The London Times
contradicts the generally received opinion OF the u
bealthness of that city, "Much has been lately SAID OF
tho upbeaithIness of Rome and OF the prevalence OF
tynhoid fever this last Winter Will You allow mo 40
state that the number OF burals OF EDgsh persons III
the English cemetery during the last eight no's 5
been three onlyi Not OF the persons buried ue
fever II ID said that 5000 Eng ish visitors pass
Rome during one season. IL this be 80, thlnK the NUM-
Der OF deaths is remarkably small"
Sir Sydney H. WaterlOw, Bart, NJ. T., anu
sometime Lord Mayor Of London, arrived sunday even
ing and goes to Philadelphia to-day to LOOK ihto Ills
duties as one Of the judges in the English department.
Sir Sydney has especial qualifications for the worA 70
which he has been assigned-as judge III t an
Paper and Printing Department He began as as az nn
apprentice In q printing office, ana rose ~ 10
the head OF probably the largest job printing estosn
rnent i'm London He is better known here anu DELI
entitled to American regard as the protector OF I'm
aby successful system Of improved tepehens io .o
working csses which he received the assistance " VIC
British Government, and has proved at once shglt
beneficial " workinInen and profitable as an h'esS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
PERSONAL.

Mr. Moody was given purse of $1,000
during his stay In Augusta, Ga.
Judge Hoar will preside at the Unitarian
festival in Boston, which June L.
The Hon. Alonzo Alternately will enter upon
his duties "a President the University OF Chicago ut
the beginning OF the next college year.
The residence of ex-GOv. Straw, at Man
chester ~ H. entered by burglars last Friday night
and robbed of large quantity OF silver Tho ex-Goyer
MOI WIS in Philadelphia
Ugly reports about Theodore Tilton are fire.
qucnt In the Western newspapers The Clereiond Leader
charges distinctly that daring his lecture at Wellington
Ohio recently, no irresponsiby drunk on tho plat
form and ut his hotel similar report comes from
Meadylle, Penn ana from other places In several In
stances he said to have nsued his audience aud en-
gagged In noisy dispute with individual auditors.
Mr.. Thomas Carlyle sent the following letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
THE RdkHS.

The bank statement of Saturday last shows
an increase of $2,541 400 in reserve, and a
decrease of 1858, 800 in loans, without any
considerable change in deposits or circulation.
The proportion of reserve to deposits is now
3O.s per cent. and. specie having declined
$4Sl, 700 during the week, while legal tenders
increased $3,O46, 400, the proportion of specie
reserve is less than per cent, and the pro-
portion of legal-tender reserve has advanced
to 21.9 per cent. In this respect the position
of the associated banks as whole is now en-
tirely satisfactory. Whether the weakness OF
individual members of the association may at
any time cause trouble il not 80 clear.
The remarkable feature in the present posi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY p, 1876:

New.York delegation, but it makes all the dlf-
ference in the world at National Convention
whether the vote of mans State for him is
backed up by the newspapers and pubic Seh'',
ment of the State, or whether he is pursued
by powerful and hostile influences from the
same quarter. Nor is it yet clear whether .ne
Governor has been more helped or hurt within
his own party by the quasi Endorsement which
he received from the Fifth Avenue Conference.
g. he same remark might possibly be made
concerning Secretary Bristow. The grouhos
on which members Of the Conference declared
for him. and the method in which the gather
ing was manipulated in his interest, nave
done good deal to provoke hostility
in quarters previously friendly, and to awaken
bitter resentments among the friends OF other
candidates. As the Secretary's chance seemed
to lie in being the second choice of a good
many, counted on the first ballots for Others
he needs friends where his unwise supporters
have thus made enemies for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Mr DisraeG refused amnesty to the
Feniap prisoners - Prince Napoleon accepted
the Republic "lOyally and unIeServedly." -
Victor Hugo advocated general amnesty III the
French Senate - Queen Dowager Maria Chris
tina returned to Spain.
DoMEsTlC-Edwards Pierrepont was yesterday
confirmed as Minister to England, Judge Taft as At
torney-General, and j. Don Cameron as secretary
of War - Potato bugs are ravaging the Della
ware Valley - Sir Edward Thornton declines
compensation as Mexican claims umpire, and Secre-
tary Fish proposes a testimonial to him. 60 The
New-Jersey Democrats will probably instruct for
ex-Goy. Parker - The Northern States were
visited by heavy storm. = The question OF
opening the Centennial Exhibition on Sunday Will
not be decided until July.
CoxGRgss-ln the Senate yesterday, Senator
Barnum took the oath of office; the case OF Govern
ment Printer Clapp was referred TO committee
the day was principally consumed in secret ses-
sion 80 In the House. DoOrkeeper fitzhugh was
discharged; the President asked TO protect
American citizens IN Turkey; the Schenck report
was ordered to be made on Thursday; proposition
to change the pay of the navy was discussed at
length and voted down; resolution that the House
should not foresta the people on Presidential
choice was defeated.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-EducatiOn, Sustentation,
and Home Missions the principal subjects be-
fore the Presbyterian General Assembly. - A
subcommittee of the Congressional Committee on
the Department of Justice Expenditure began IN
vestigations in this city, and the Federal Court
clerks testified as to their fees. - Judge ).
+. DAILY refused to modify materially the
Injunction against the New-York Elevated Railroad.
- Numerous cases were before the police courts
resulting from the 500 arrests made for Sunday
liquor selling. == Heavy hail did much damage
In Morristown and other New-Jersey towns. -
Gold ll2lo, 1928, 1929 Gold value of the legal
tender dollar at the close, 80 cents.
THE WEATHER.-The Government report predicts
cool and generally clear weather - In this
city yesterday the day was extremely warm. with a
sudden and violent storm in the evening; thermom-
eter, 10. 100, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
Business Noiites.

BUCHAN's CARBOLIC SOAPS are OF lncaculil-
BILE benefit TO all honsekeepers AS dsnfecteEts and vcT
destroyers nothing can compare with them Depot % Jos
The CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION OFFICE Oh L ne
TRIBI is in The Tribune Pavilion Bclmontave Centennial
Grounds ION the OF the Lake, Tho Philadelphia Bflth
ONCE Is at No 7l3 Chcsnut-st. Told Masonic Iempel
received at regular rates
at both Offices TRIBUNE served by Garner IN All
parts OF tho city early in the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

As q rulc q man who advertises for wife must
be q fool or a knavc. The Young Professional
Gentleman" who advcrtiscs for respectable Young
lady in Chicago to marry him, seems to DO an I'M
usual compound of both. He is "a native OF
Europe" and intends TO visit that beautiful con-
tnent this Summer 1t will DO an advantage to the
lady who will consent to go rs his wife that "he
is well acquainted all over from the rocky shores of
the Baltic TO tho romantic Mediterranean Sea-" She
must, however, have for certain moral reasons
some wealth" She can't expect to make the journey
with such an accomplished companion for nothing
She must pay the expenses aud these, wo suppose
are the moral reasons" referred to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
appearance.

They have an Infant Phenomenon in Washington
a boy only seven years old named Harry Shannon,
who rcctes select speeches and poems IN wonder
ful way with perfect pronunciation and great elo-
cutionary power. OF course, no is to be made
show Of and is about to start upon professional
tour" 1t isn't pleasant to think of nero child
like this pressed into tina service of making money
for his parents for anybody else. Such an exhibit
ton of precocious powers is more unwholesome and
frequently moro fatal than diphtheria or scarlet
foyer besides affording in most eases only food for
mere vulgar wonder. Occasionally child does Its
task with good deal of mature Judgment but gene
rally the natural juyenty of the performance pre-
dominates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Mr.. Manton Marble retires from the editor
ship of The World which he has conducted
ever since it became Democratic and sue
cessful newspaper. The card in which his
successor, Mr. William Henry Hurlbert an
nounces the change, leaves the reasons for it
in doubt But it seems fair to infer that 1T
has appeared undesirable for The World to
continue its warm support of Gov. Ti!dcn for
the Presidency, and that Mr.. Marble was I'M
willing to make the change. Mr.. Hurlbert is
one of the most experienced editorial writers
in the country. His brilliant ability is uni
versally recognized, and he has III his day
been the mainstay of more than one of the
leading newspapers of New-York. In politics
he is a fervcnt Democrat, with warm per-
sonal regard for Senator Bayard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

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THE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this morning
at O'Clock, in wrappers for mailing. Price cents
Advertisements for this weeks Issue of THE WEEKLY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Successive committees have long since lald
bare many of the frauds perpetrated by the
District of Columbia authorities but the whole
story is too long to be fully told. The report
of the House Committee adds materially to
these exposures, and goes step further by
showing that more than $2,OOO,OOO or the
District bonds have been illegally issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

During the sessions of the Presbyterian General
Assembly IL, BrOOkiyn, copies Of The DAILY Fri
BUNE-containing Me Centennial Sketch Of the
Presbyterian Church. of Rey. DR.. MorriSS open
ing sermon, and Of the daily proceedings 0 the
Con,ention-moy be obtained from the ne,cs-
stands, corner Of Court and hontague-Sts., and at
junction of Fulton and Fldtbush-ares., near me
Tabernacle. The DAILY TRIBUNE ,cW be sent
(post- paid to any address for 81 per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

and are trying to retire as gracefully as they
can from the awkward position they have as
s,med. 1t is discreditable to them that they
are so tardy in deciding the simple question
at issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

The effect on the public mind of the sale OF
the Senatorship IN Connecticut is already be-
coming visible in the politics of that State.
Joined to the depressing reflections consequent
upon the soft-money performances in OHIO,
it makes thoughtful Democrats doubt their
strength even in quarters where they have
hitherto thought their party majority secure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
omussmsnts ano a.eeiinss 60 Night.

Roorus THRATER-" Julius Cesar;
FIrrH Avenue THsATER.-" PiIue..
OLYMPIC Theater.--" HumPty Dumlty;,
PInK TIE ATER-" Uncle Toms CaDlh-
sAs FnANCiscO MINISTERIAL 49, u.uv 4 ya,r,s
Minstrels. ,c..,o-ooy
tIr,nx s,UApr THRATER.-" Conscience"
N.Y., GUS rgF ArEB-"H How Sac Loves Him."
.c.npvy OF Decentralization OF Paintings
CUWoRE's GARDEN Concert. Onenbacb. ,..
TaIsTEENrH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHUkCH.-Lecture'
DR.. JOnn Lord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Another "favorite son" will be in the field
today. Ex-Gov. Parker will undoubtedly have
the best wishes of the NewJersey Democratic
Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Prince Jerome Napoleon Loyalty and unre-
servedly accepts the French Republic. In this
ayowal he compares favorably with the Or
leans Princes, who persist in regarding the
present Government as provisional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Notices have been sent to some of the ex-
hibtors in Machinery Hall to the effect that
their inventions are infringements upon other
patents, and that failure to step up and set
tie will involve legal proceedings. Blackmai,
of course, and silly swindlc that ought not
to deceive anybody. Philadelphia lawyers
whose names are taken in vain, have enjoyed
so long proverbal reputation for sagacity
that these Matchmaking cards may alarm the
timid souls of inventors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Although nothing but his foolish letter
proved available as testimony against Door
keeper Fitzhugb, the House has turned him
out of Office. The Democrats had waited pa
tiently for some weeks in hopes that he would
resign, but seeing no immediate prospect OF
that, they concluded to recognize the fact that
his letter was something rather out OF the
common order of things.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Mr.. Disraeli's refusal to grant amnesty to
the Irish political prisoners will intensity the
smoldering discomfort in Ireland. He has
let slip the opportunity of doing polite act
which would have strengthened his Ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Victor Hugo made yesterday an eloquent
appeal for general amnesty in the French SEN
rte. He was heard with Difference, but only
seven Senators voted with him. The words
of the orator will not, however, be lost on the
people at large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Il il understood that the British Government
wiz have Winslow again remanded to-day.
Thsy are evidently in state Of uncertainty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23

Good business management is indicated in
the report oil educational work read at the
meeting of the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly,. Notwithstanding the depression of the
times, the Board has succeeded during the
past year in extinguishing its debt, which had
previously been considerable burden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-16
a,crmann, aao., @eit,poeb, sem 49, Jebrnar 1876.
nit Oehi nddifen. .Siiter;us mad 0rSttitebt
auriif t6nne.

init oeill na1lten. @uter;ug na1 Urottlteol
3uriif t6nne.
yNd bu Iisber Soft" tlaetc ct aber -
yoer fnmmt ia erit S lbr As Winuten
unO ert gbenos ipat ssbt bic Yferbebabn
ipieber nod @aItcrsbauien."
@s mar nidts babel ;u MAIDEN, unb
bis Giisnad wurbe tsin 8ort w.iter
swiiden uns aedediclt. 8enn es aser
einen Superlatib I'M Sdweisen geben
tonnte, 70 lsi1ete ben Der Wide, Der
lushreno Der sanSen borgsi@riebenen
Scencn nidt einmal ben &opf babinae'
orebt, ia nit feinerBimper sesuGt bate.
gSie aus Stein gebauen fab er ba, uno
nur Der Sampf perrieth, bab nod innere
gBarme in linn lebte.
Sn Giicnud, NO id ebenfaas ausifieg,
I'M Die @errabObu su bcnueen. hattie Der
&leine nod eih9s Sduierisfeiten, bis er
iein cinseflemmtes Stid stanfing aus
Der seseniibcr befnoliden Sbir befom'
men tounte, uno ct niubte eineln Der
8asenidmierer Elm gut 8ortgeben, bab
CT sic Sbiir BON Der anbern Seite offnete.
9lls i'd i'm sulebt fab, tanb er iuebniitbig
auf benz Yerron, belt bas beimtiidiide
stid 3eus in Der Sano uno fab mad Der
llbr binauL bic fiiniSebn Minuten nod
brei seiate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-16
6 nti d) II 5 a IN q

,olebs Srnu Yieife, buben sic bod
bie @eid1isfeit, mir ibre 8ai6fufe Sll
boracn !"
Shut mir Ieio, bab id es Sbnen OBJ
idlaaen mub, neine Iiehe Maoame
Sdnauife !; aber ss ino ale 0teife baral,
abeeiprungen, Fe lit poa Seifenbrll9e
iiberoem bate id ME cine @aidfufe- i'd
,uoldc INNER in einem Srunnentrogc !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-16
Srin oberni4t ftin.

Gin S6auipicler ioIlte bel eincm
characterization, Der ibn enausiren pollte,
,ur Yrobe occlamircn. Gr fn9 nit isincr
idlcdtcn obr;erreibenren Gimme al
,,Sein oScr nidt iein, 0as iit-"
salt !" ritf Der Sircctor idncIl
boswiiden. ygtidt fcin, nidt iein !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-16
.Obcl! Sdrge! 2u m6er
Saspcr Sebuber.,

Sunfte Strabs, siu. Mfarft un6 Mosart
,sist trn ssebrtrn putlfnm spn Stottunb enus
hermit ersstrnit an, tab er itrts 81 Gtel allfr
Irt pcrrGtbis bat. Tesaleidcn @ pp,,
allen 8rtben ppn Srls unt Mclall unp il, ieben,
Stpl. Nllcs gut rne tiaie.
Mu6 babe id ifee sutrs trudrn.s Iut.
bol3 unr aneercs Yaumhterfaf, tas ia
3u ben niebrislen Ct. sOuis prcirn, ausldblies.
lid tcr 8radt, serfaufe.
au6 bin i6 Ngsn fir tir ct. 0cuis
tcnepare Grmpdns y unb Yerfaufe te,rt
Gabrltatr (@la|rte irerne 0ai,n II. glurdentSr,t n
Won Ssrre 9rtta 'c.), eni&Iisbleb tcr 5tattt, ~
St. eouiS Dreilen. 20 G 6ubert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-16
Sefannti6aft III a d I'M q.

BE fannt d. t III 4. d u II 8.
Sin Idiidterncr Siinalina bate iit i'm
Stiacn in Gin bdbldes @fdoden perIiebt,
,uubte aber nidt, wie er es .ibr wiilcn
luiicn ioGte. gfad Dem Ibcnos9nttess
oienite lauertc sr ibr on einerStrabenefe
auf uno fra9te fe ;itterno beim Sor'
brigcbcn:
y9iebes Srauleia, fennen Sie Sfies
mancen, Der Elm Semo faufen mDdte !
ygtein !" baudte baSWdn@:n beltiirSt,
,lpie fommen sic gu Der Sragc ?" ,
y@d, cntiduloi9en Sic, Srdulein |"
itottsrte Der Siinalins, i'd babe nur su
oieier Srase 3ufudt aenommen, UNI Elm
@eiprdd an;ufniipfcn |"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-16
geroc wGrtioune. .

3, mcin SrauIr,n, Sie batten bon
ieber erobe gteiauns fir Ocfonomie; sic
babcn ocipib aud uui ibrcr 9teiie in ben
Nlpcn einidlaOi9e Seobadtun9en &C.
madt%
ySrcilid, Iiebsr Baron bcionbers fam
id bas fonlide Stinbuieb gar nidt ucrs
acllcn itebt nod iebt Dor mir !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-16
Sc II III 6seugni B.

ygt n, Striis, ipie gefaIlt Sir Scs
Geftors S6dtcrlein 2"
v@cib nidt, bab' iic MIR INNER
bcfneipt gcicben !"
gSos, befneipt SesOteftorsS odter?l"
,Ntin lie nidt aber d. !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-16
Otto Meinhardt
Wbrma0er& Juwelter
s.
Sdiler Strabe, ;pii6cn Main unn 2
HERMANN, MO.

Cine 9rcBe Iuspabl ppn 5aItcn- uut @anb.
ibren S6mndidd,en, SrilIen II. t. 10. ifets an
Sano. &eparaturen wsrsen frpnrt une billig
belprat.