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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
YALE ALUMNI.
FOURTH SOCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY STEWART
L. wOoDFORD, WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS. AND

FOURTH SOCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY STEWART
I. wooppoRp. WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS. AND
OTHERS.
The fourth Of the social meetings TOT the
present season Of the Yale Alumni which was Ieid at
Demonico's last evening. attended by tWOtblr Vi
the members, a few Of them accompanied ny nom
resident friends and proved be the peasantest OF tue
year No business was transacted save the reading Of
the treasurers report. showing the paying membership
for the past year to have been a the balance on
hand to be nearly $1,000. Addresses were made Dy
number Of speakers. among whom may be mentioned
Stewart l. Woodford, william Weter Phelps Charles
Tracey. Charles NJ Evarts (son Of the Hon. William ~
Evartsj and the Rev. Mr.. Plumley Of New-Engand.
giee club composed of members of the association ac-
ceptaby filed the intervals between the speeches. ana
an Informal supper eaten with relish
Stewart L. Woodrnrd-picasantly termed three years
graduate the Faculty having, he said. grown jealous
of him near the end his Junior yearspOke or TIE pow
erful influence eXerted the outside world ny tAe
yates OF Yale ana begged his Lrot1er gfndiateS 90 pa
together and make OF that Influence III tne
conntry's present need. I'VE SEEM" he SAID. to nave
reached the when political hatred anu party pre-
udice shar0er-tdged than ever D%lore NOW j. VIZ
time Tor Yale her power 70 stand iOrtn. We must
carry the spirit o. fraternity INTO our anu Ii We
have in our college We must Iorsei th't we are To
the South from the North We must Keep our hper
eskeep our liberties by the law, through me law ard
according the down 10 the end Of the last genera
ton" -.
speech chiefly humorous and gently saiirlcal in whcn
he touched mildly upon the weak points OF Few 0I ms
friends In OF his remarks lie reported, III
parCnthetic1l way, TOR IN lna-Ihdry cUh,I. .co
pointed to NIL all vacancies OF Government olcs WIN
Yale alumni. The committee, he said would IKE tn re-
but expected % complete their Work
Tor the yea-at it looked from the state OF he
pOiI,ical hOrizO-u the corse Of six months more hf
PheDs remarks received with shouts Oh laughter
.,rgat a.at.iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
MUSICAL NOIES.

Nine. AlbOn, who recently married again,
is 80.
Both Joachim and Nine. Schumann are in
London.
Miss Annie Louise Cary will sail for America
March 10.
Miss Minnie Haucl will probably be heard IN
London the coming scdsUn
The tenor Nicmann has been reengagcd for
ten years al the berlin Opera House.
Franz Won Suppe, the composer, is an Italian
BY birth, not "a German. many suppose
Madame Essipoif will give her second series
OF concerts IN Boston March d, =. ., and TO-
II is announced that DR.. DamrOsch is to
play at one of the Harvard Concerts IN Boston.
The season OF English opera at the Boston
Theatcr by the kellogg troupe VIII begin March l.
The last Peabody Institute Concert in Baltl-
more devoted 10 English AMI American music
Madame Arabela Goddard will probably give
"A series oil rccals III Paris during the pr sent season
The Philadelphia Handel and Haydn Society
brought out NcukOmhs David" IN that city las! "eth
A complimentary benefit has been rendered
to Cami Ia Ur-o 5an rianciscO, where she has met
with great suco'ss.
Handers Messiah was gwen in Paris lately
with French words net with SUCCESS. III l. sa'u
~ hav- exec eGily rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

slatre they say Gross In the old surveys OF
the State from which tine existing general ana county
maps arc made brought ioIchy before the pup
lie by the report OF tie Beard OF COMMISSIONERS an"
TOR NJ the stat suyc, bu c.vil engineers have long
since recognized the fact that the present system OF land
surveys OF the state hOpeessy bad The mciEou Oh
ch lin and comnass suryeyiug vel afdptr' 70 te
condition NJ the country In g eTriy srucme'' pnt
tended triancu ALTON IL now absolutely necessary 10
establish - proper basis aud sem 81 cittat ., 'o''
SURVEYS In other way the rqu'iite uegrpe vi w.
rocv In meg srements secured. Unill pcrnian III 'o
mris are located with precision and az frequent
throughout the STATE. there viii be no great llplu,n
darIcs no: can reliable county maps ne Ii"e. ino
losses resulting from inaccurate surveys Jury '', -
creed many Times the cOsi OF pei Get survey bee, s
tbat 1gonoinetrcIl survey Is tie day irbeup L
istinc evils tho Faculty pray thnt mo COMMISSIONER
mnX DE allowed ~ complete thtIf WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
CHARGES AGAINST Mr.. ELLIS.

ACCUSATIONS PREFERRED AGAINST lHh bANhIN"
SUPERINTENDENT IN THE CASE or THE MEChAN-
Ics AND TRADERS. SAVINGS BANK.
The charges which have been preferred 20
Gov Robinson against wit c. Ellis. Superintendent
NJ the Banking Department. by william Best the re-
ceiyer of the Nechanic and Traders SAVINGS Ban% are
he saline AS those embodied IN an open letter
IN CAV Tilden which was published In Ortober 1876
Mr. Best asserts and assertion IL corroD0raied ny the
,o,,vits of " Floyd and 7. W. Gregory, two OF the
former trustees OF the Mechanics aud Tacers savings
Bank. that in June. 1874. the trustees Oh tiat
Institution became aware tat t was hope
lessly insolyent and that Mr.. Ellis was CIV
en- notice OF the fact and that lie per
.onaIlv examined the accounts OF the bank tha
knosny tins u be the case Dir. Ellis took no steps TO
have mo trustees make good the dCcrncy wLIch eNrte
nj mai time nor 10 the al Ir oi the Dahk III
Mr. FLORIDA statement he claims mat Application was
made 10 -uel ndrnt Ellis repeatedly 10 oOse up the
ban; bur no taken by aim Tor mat h pose
until June, 1876 nearly two years htr"uu ar rest
alleges that when no took possession OF we Ghars OF
Tie hank the deficiency WIS about fJoO,'b, Oh Nhleh
could have saved IT, the depOsitors II super
inIenieut Ellis Iad fulfilled his legal dnty In 1874 IN
ihis letter Ia Gov Thien, Mr. Best asked Tor the removal
of Mr Ellis from Ills pos0n bui Attorney -neGefai Faif
child when applied To by the Governor stated tnt 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY Friday. Feb. IS. 1877
The Committee on Cities Of both Senate and Assembly
Joint under Morrssey's resolution
instructing them to draw up bill for the more
economical government OF NewYork City from the 80
bills relating city already presented. resou-
ton was passed in fleet declaring that Tuesday after
noon and evening next the committees world listen 10
suggestions the subject rom the Mayor Controller
Commissioner OF Public Works, and Commissioners OK
Police Of New-York. IL they choose 10 appear.
Bank superintendent Ellis says that he has not seen
the Best charges against him. and does not know what
they are He believes that they the same mat were
presented 10 GOV Tildcn about Nov. |, 1876, by hr
Best and says thOro ugy refuted by him at mat
rime.
In the case OF the People ex rel. Orrin W sage
against George " Schuyler Auditor OF the Canal Depart
ment reference ordered by Justice WesthfooK
to Il ram Sickes this city, to hear and determine
Win iull power 10 SIT l.. any county In the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
TEL EGRAPIHC NOTEs

ALBANY, Feb. l6.-The New York state Fair was
YESTERDAY aprc.a - aohcster from the nth 10
IT, .lst september week later than irsi trOpOsn
Ru1r,ioYk. Feb. lG-Eiiza Harris and Mary Ann
Hughes cjuvice pocket King m the street cars we're
,O.:ay sentenced 20 tour years ~ ;hu pcLtrhtary
PoUCuKE. PsiE, y. Y, Feb. lO.--FIvc arrests were
mad. on thr Columbia Railroad persons steal
ing railroad ~ IwV of tie Prisoners broke jan
and escaped
PoUGnK FEPsIE, \. Y, Feb. l6-The second Ice
yacht the New HaubnTgh -ocialh oser m.le
soAiay Tnc zephyr beat the fyaway ny one
s.cOud. the latter taking he second prize
NEw-B.LFoKD Mass Feb. l6.-The operatives of
the amsuta evening To Sunk Monday.
their demand Of their iornes not being
con- leG VITA
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Feb. l6.-fhe following horses
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q hi. course Of dramatic instruction

~, euttrcy to his course Of dramatic instruction
a. the COnsery atoire
T,vo Enrlishwomen, students at Girton and
.ns.m Hail. werc informally examined in the papers
-, ,o tho recent Mathematical rripos Examination AT
.nr,dse and the examiners decided that the one stu
80 ,ad attained the standard for second class and
o. other that for thrd class
The Prince Imperals name was on the con-
,.,a ists for the Louvre ACCOMPLISHMENT, but when
N. annual drawing took place. short time ago. MS
- WAS not called all. to the disappointment OF
la who expected to him appear in person. lie Is
exempt Is being the only son OF widow
Count Dassi. late President of the Italian
c,,missiou TO the Centennial Exhibition, proposes to
AZ, a tour through several az the States for the pur
,o., Of studying American institutions He IL now ~
baltimore where his special object s to secure direc!
.iSsm communication between that port ana ltaY'
Judge Cation, Joseph Mcdill, Lyman TrJm-
Null Robert Lincoln, Melville W. Fuller. Potter Palmer
=. GOV Koerner and Judge Frdley have been named as
t stees OF the Douglas monument in bill just intro
duc,d in the Illinois Legislature The du also appro-
p,atcs $4,000 for the completion of tue monument
Fanny Kemble says that when Sheridan
Knowles first read The HunchbaCk to the actors VINO
xcr to psy in it, 1t was received with considerable mis-
giving a. to its chance Of success The brilliant yo"s
actress however felt great emotion and delight IN
Ia H. and felt that she should be aDie " uo
TO tn, part OF the heroine. -
Diaz and Eugene FrOmentin, the weii-kno"h
French painters, left oehhd toeh 0oAo0'
sse,ches oil and water colors, rev uhisnoo, anu
..sra unfinished pictures. The works OF Daz sofa al
auction three weeks ago in Paris yielded an aggregate
ur of 500 those of FrOmentin. few days ater'
uounted to $4,000 The latter sum is not more than
that received for Kensetrs artistic remains I'd ms CITY
N rec or years ago But painter 10 ouso" =" Va"
IN order TO earn such amounts
The Pope has become very much altered. his
sret 40 not carry him any longer His face formerly
t,.sh and of ovia expression. is now shrInk ana OF
hs,ess aspect He rarely leaves his bedroom ana re-
ive, yistors there between and in the afternoon,
- rec,iping than sitting in an armchair. He has a
,srpe table before him which few candles only are
n,,ced: between them there stands eruciix LIS
amory IA falling him very much ih matters OF quite re-
cet occurrence, tHongh he remembers Wen tnu bhs "I
ecu t,ne mast MANY doubt whether he Will complete
hi 55th year.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Rear- Admiral Davis,
IN charge of the National Observatory Is lying daHger
ousy III at his residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
MUSIC.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETIES.

HE 1HlLHAhhONlN '''i@i 10
The Philharmonic Societies of New Ork and
BROOKLYN both dave concerts Tonight In New-fork Dr
Damroscn will produce Memberships Melusnc over
ture -erenade for string orchestra by fuchs ana
Becthoven's Seventh symphony The solo performer Is
to he hir : b. Mills who will play new concerto by
Hans Won BrOnsart. Itwl be interesting news to al
lovers of music that Dr. DamrOsch has received from
List he manuscript Of unpublished symphony and
that it will be produced at Of the coming concerts OF
tine Philharmonic Society 1t belongs, at least in Ger
tain SENSE the class of programme-mnsic and Is en-
titled by the composer TrOmpne funeDre de Iasse'
An explanatory preface lin Italian accompanies the
score.
For the third concert Of the Brooklyn philharmonic
Society Mr. Theodore Thomas has selected MozartS Ju-
per symphony the Ride OF the Vakyres aud portions
OF the Romeo and juliet symphony Of Brroz The
solo artists will be Nine. Pappenhem and NJ. Emile
Guyon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

EXTREME MEASURES. - Polite FOxhunter
Eut way GU. you Icf ncp Yutf' Lady liz he
ditch: . . der! an hnccI some witaOnt The mud
IJu ul,asc srnd for "A rope - Punch.
REyaNGE.-lrate Gauger-" Leave the works,
N4tv,-'Aui uU' tOshcl.ct" Gauger-" on ace, cir, /
s,nc.; tae DisAy % Navy weel, tLa.s ~ Jour
share ol."- Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
INSURANCE POLICIES AS SECURITY FOR LOANS

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 16.-In the United
states Circuit Court to-day Judge Giles dissolved The
injunction granted Lass November on the complaint OF
the Commissioners OF the Freedmans Savings aid Trust
Company restrain ng the assigns Of Col > l. SUIT from
receiving and various insurance companies from paying
oocIrs on the residence Of Col. SUIT, when was
burned IN October last III Prince George
County. The uialuants allege mat on a deco 81
trust executed by Col suit 10 secure me payment Oh
money borrowed from the Freedman Bank III Washing
ION ma 1872 il was stipulated that ne property s1uld be-
kept insured fol $4,000 iOr the benefit OF Tie dcbt QUO
the policies assigned 10 the trustee Tue decision OF
Jndgr Giles in effect - that the deed OF trust 10 the
Freedman. Bank did not establish such an equitable rH
on the insurance fu'd 40 10 give the DauA superior
right over the other creditors Of Col SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
ELECTION FRAUDS IN QUO.

CNCIXNArI, Ohio, Feb. 16.-Eph Holland,
who was indicted tor completely IN frauds at the October
election has made a long statement, which will
be published tomorrow He admits having received
about II. 900 indirectly from IN NeW-IOrk %
be used and accounts for lj6 Illegal votes. tie
thinks 5oO ar 600 were cast throughout the city. The
# emrut Hi licats5 candidate heie directly, but no
bad frequent injeryit W. with prominent DcOcrat!c
.ln,l. nd YnrhNl IN ihelr int rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

"A LITTLE MORE THAN KIM" And isnr
there old gardener somewhere about here too, MA
Maohcy-Pat Reilly think his name ~ Know blm
il m nv edy-and ISN'T be q relation Of mine shuio 10
wuust wanted 10 marry my sister Kate."-iFun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

entered whch win tat" ps-e M
Chance, Brown Asiefoid Nara barnsA
H.n0n Ascot, Libbe H.. Little One LyncI5urg. Piiy
Prang, FOughabsa and Roam Horse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Fen. III q. m-The decne OF ar
pressure continued all day yesterday accompanying
threatening sky and slight rise Of temperature 1t was
warmer at midnight than been al that hour since
Jan 81 The percentage Of moisture in the ar has IN
crroscd. Toe indications those or high wind
continuance Of threatening clouds may he expected
in this city and vicinity IN the earlier hours OF tc ty
1caring weather ana cold nigh winds Will follow.
day Is likely 10 be warmer less windy. and clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
Spsclai Ncurss.
Patents, Trademarks. Re-,

Keep sc best and cheapest SHIRTS In the world,
atO, COLIA r. elegant styles Test qualify, 90 dpL.
tor zoe. 81 broadway.
Patients Trademarks. Re-.
secured tEe states ana foreign Countries w
ARTHCRN V. BRtEsEN'S PATENT AdkACi.
2ss broadway Ne~-Iork.
Be- instruction.
Posi- -0ucs Notice. Tue iOr tbs week Gazing
sATURDAN FEB H. 1877. viii this Office re -
DAY nc ~ m. Europe, by steamship DaAoia. ~ta
Queenstown: M WEDNESDAY at III 10. for Fnfope ~
staamship PsTth via queenstown; on Til uhSbAlstl 20
a No.. Europe ny ship Gelrrt Plymouth ti-r.
bonrg and Hamburg; SATURDAY al 4.So q zoe
Europe by steamship City u Chester QusensL'~a
respoufcneo Tor GERMANY scotland and North u lfrsnd 10
forwarded oy this aid; -s-s)s
aud at A. Tor Scotland and North 0f ireland Oy
ship Asatia. via Neville and glasgow and lin
ior Europe, By steamship oder via and
the steamships Dakota Partha amt city OF chrsior
10 10 mails Denmark, NORWAY.
mail Sr Nassau, N p, will leave New York feb IL TIE
for the ost Indies. bermuda ard ~ fhorsA
New Feb u.s. Tho mails for AastrxlA
will francisco Feb 70 Tho malls Tor China and
Japan will leave san Francisco March ].
New ork Feb. 10. 1871. T. l. JAMES. Postnas;ee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

l. Ameriquc the name of the French steamer re-
Gently Wrecked pronounced lam eek Long before tho
vessel fcundered the shoals however hs
upon Cigarette, and Therefore
cigarette IN eyeryb0gys mouth Tho
secret OF l. An!e0ue II that 10 D. a novelty
manufactured the puIest LOUISIANA Pcrque and ulss
wonderfully popular tODaCcO-ysniiY Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

Every druggist and dealer now piles his counters
with b. r Babbitts Toilet soap Whyi The answer TO tho
hat tOet pune aud delicious Tor
bath toilet Mothers al select for her children on ac
count VI ts innocence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States, rising barometer,
colder brisk northwest WINDS. with clear weather.
For New England. sOuthcry winds veerng TO colder
nor-yest with rising barometer aud clearing weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

believed that power to remove the Bank superin-
tendet was vested In the Governor by the law which
ere ted tue office This also the opinion Of John Nc
Keen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
M4RRIEH

KETCUAM-PTtIILIPS-D wednesday, Feb. "a. 1877, 10
The residence Of the bfos father 10y the Rev Jane Nc
winnie Herbert T. ketchpm 81 Palnhci, " j., 20 Olivia
phllips, daughter Of Lowell q. Phillips Of Portland
Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

Al Notices Of Marriage mast be Endorsed uih hsa
name and address.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

blomeca variations in this city by ssnhs
=
breeding midn white the olation'o OF
III fnsrcur tnnse t0uIs
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Keep scs best and cheapest SHIRTS IN the world
ao COLLAS elegant styles. Test quality 90 per doI
, 1877-07-26
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$500 ~ MS l;oo ute 600 81. 81. conn
In Setertaeem- 600 81 SIP rx,
" W: @on allsM anbern Aalen perSsn
S1v Sf'eff a"f Dem @iidpey ser 3raarr anoe.
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7 ": "; GVm l. Np,d b,s +. Nupembs.. Won
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snnes's3f"c oTs Don 9W. VI. DE 4 81, m
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81 \" mofhine ONir

% und" Nlaidine. @ir iaben
9cltern Muoitor Saplor in Besng ami
Die .Yunh"e Wel9ins, Gr iagte nns.
bob er on Sobnlon Muftras aescben, To-
bolo err 5 bunocrt fertla babe. OisleIbcn al
lenoen, inoem es nihts niiben miiroe. tic
sin5eln OIL Die 2iquDr=S eriaufcr abau.
%liciern. Sinlibtlih beg @ebrau6s neg
Yatents, CLAUDE er liinoe niAts i'll We=
&c. Sonnnbeno iDnne or uns 9enauert
Musfunits iiber Den Gmpfuns Der Mea'
1binen crtbeilen.
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9ieiht Se6n
Mompben Ghomberlopne uno Gidnyo 6.
sSroYIer murren perDai,ct onI einen Sc
1ihtshefsbl bcn Capt. s. 9. Wbite pom
2. YoliSei 9iltrift bate ausItsllen %lallrn.
meesn@9 hldeersi in her SfIiee Der
.@totc." neil er befiirhtete es mo@te
iNlimmcre Solacn nod li@ sisbcn. So
rem Gl1ter psrlidcrt mnrbe, bnB fei1t
lpeitere StDrunoen porfallen mliroen
entities er Gbamberlnpue, bod Jroplei
mubtc $40 5trufe lpa9en Mn9riH beSab=
len.
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Scene 4msci9e,t.
8mbemfaeme,t
Nanorrtl'5 ncitrr Miibcnlanmeu

Ga ID focttn cine cat,Se Geubun9 srn
Vnaorstb's eiesidbria'n nellen Hiitenllomen
erbnlfen bats, 10 hin ID i'm Staub, jebem
Atne0met lcfrrt bamit gu y %riprgen. .tdu1e,
YIN arbBeren partifn asnisBsn tsbrutsneea
Hatntt.
Nibe,bcm lino ale Sprten scn aanbretb's
@nitsnlamel ellen BON Der i%iineltsn uno irilGe.
fen Sprte tets 10 rdtbia.
257 E. P. REEVE, @pptbefer,
602 6. Narlbaoit, II be btm Neuen Matft.
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Bpljsei .@eriNt. 6ol9cnot
Safe fan,en 9yitern in oielem Geri6t'
tnr Gerbanblnng:
3cnrp Sobnicn, farbia. cir Sober I'M
%5lpeiten Morfte, on9cfla9t cine Ytitole
oas Dem Marfhuagen BON Wiliam
9hlips eeIiohlen sn babclr, mnroe oui
30 Sage in Die Sail %geIonot, Gin Zip
pen mnrbc Gerousgsnommen.
Gatborlm Sdm!ot, onaef1a9t weacn
mnrosntlihcn 8strascns auf Der Stra'
SC, mnroe $3.50 ee1troft.
Sabam 9oritp, farbia. ongcfla9t Bic
l%lmadunune ncs Gpbert SobnIon nisocr'
qeriHcn 5u babeii, ipnroe onf bclte per-
fhpbsn.
Snmcs g. Sataer, srunfsn6eit, 50
g"citfoft.
@sorae s.. page, onscfloet Die Soie'
phinc Yoee onQcariIfen ino gelhlagen
su boben. ,uuroe cntloIien na9 3ablnns
Der Soften.