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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JULY A. 1877.

the other hand, suffered no great disaster OF
defeat. He has neither jumped nor
stunned. Youth and the Future are his. NO
great achievement of any of the long line OF
scholars before him abashes his self-consclous-
ness or disturbs his perfect poise. In all inc
garnered wisdom of experience ana age anu
all the ripe results of laborous diligence ana
studous toll, he sees only the limitations nc
shall shortly put behind him. They waken IN
him no reverence and hardly call for his re-
snect. And if this Is the feeling OF the aver
age undergraduate what must be the con-
tcmpt which tho member of the University
Crew feels for everybody but himself ana
the seven other noble youths who are destined
for twenty-f0ur mortal minutes to be the
focus of the worlds large eyes and tax the
admiration of the universe. What wonder
that he wells himself in mystery, and visits
with lofty scorn the intrusion of rude scribes
DESTROYS of portraylng his graces and his
charms to a prying public. He would be less
than a hotel clerk, not to know his own I'M
portance; less than the menagerie tat woman,
did he hermit himself to be exhibited
before the arrival of the supreme moment
of the send off. Ii matters not to MN
that the representatives of the press who give
him such ANNOYANCE are in the same line OF
business-we think we may venture to call IL
profession which Pindar, Homer, virgil,
and other classic authors, of whom he may
have heard, ennObled by their descriptions OF
athletic games, nor that his repnlse OF " re-
'eporters"as such. includes such men as Charles
Dickens and Thomas Hughes. the latter OF
whom did more for boating with his pen than
anv rowing man ever did with his oar. All
that is of no consequence to the member OF
The Crew. He only knows that the world
waits with intense anxiety, to know whether
he pulls 80 or 80 strokes to the minute and
what time he can make on four mile course
And lac proposes TO balk the worlds curiosity
until the supreme moment comes.
So To him all the world, including more es-
pccaly reporters, are loafcrs. lie so CLASHES
Them. He hangs out Il signboard to that effect
He thinks it not only true, but an excellent
Joke. He means well, but he is young. lie
knows more now than he did last week; and
perhaps by and by he will find out that the
university crew is almost * much indebted 10
the reporter for the fame it strives so hard to
win. as the reporter is to the crew for items OF
pubic interest. Still we would not for mo-
mcpt intimate that the association of reporters
with loafers was not IN excellent joke. Every
body enjoyed that
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domestic article was so encouraging both in
volume and quality that Mr.. Robson will
enter upon his new career rs Representative
from the LIST District with the gratifying con-
seriousness that the falls little if at all, short
| of being fully developed favorite son."
But the festivities were even more signlh-
cant as indicating the current OF sentiment
among the political leaders. There was no
outspoken denunciation of the new President
and Cabinet, but this was far from being an
assemblage which was liable to break out In
"three cheers for Hayes" and it would have
been perilous experiment for any orator 10
have euogized the wisdom of abandoning
Mr.. Packard, or warning Custom House officers
away from conventions. The dem0nstratlve
CONGRESSMAN who responded TO the toast which
mildly commended our Chief Magistrate,
touched the periphery of his subject with las
tidiOus dclicacy. and received the widest mp
plause when he was talking of somebody else,
while the gallant colonel who served up the
life and services of Gen. Grant took OH ms
gloves ana covered himself and his hero all
over with glory. The tone OF the entire
proceedings was distinct notice served
mon the Administration that ii it chose
to set out on its reforming expedition as at
present organized, the jewellers in Trenton
would fall to the rear Without doubt, 1t can
he said that many eminent representatives OF
the party were not present. COrtlandt Parker,
Mr.. Frelinghuysen, w. W. Phelps, George Hal
sey and Senator Magic all sent regrets and stayed
away and made no sign. WithOutdOubt, too, many
of the estimable gentlemen present would nave
felt more comfortable at home than they did
eating woodcocll out of season, and listening
TO cheers for Grant, and TO the denuncatl0n
of policy which leaves Southern Republlcans
TO work ont their own salvation without the
aid of troops Without doubt too, 1t Will be
said that there were politicians who were drink
ing Chateau La Rose and voting want OF con-
Gdcnce in the new Cabinet, while the people
were delighted with the return to constitution
al methods and were yearning for regener-
ated Civil Service. But after all the fact was
demonstrated that a convention OF New jersey
Republicans to-day-called and organized as
conventions are-would repeat the history OF
the convention in Iowa, and the sooner the Adj
ministrati0n opens its eyes to full compre-
hension of this situation the better. II is no time
now 10 pater or fater. 1t must fight or sur
reader. BY trimming and trailicking 1t VIII
forfeit the respect and lose the support OF the
people, and can at best appease the fury OF
but n few professionals. 1t is a good time to
thorough. radical and complete. An Admins
ton does not stand or fall by its circular
letters and professions, but by its deeds.
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HERNONIL.

Boston's bill for banqueting President Hayes
was - 200.
Prof. Fiske, of Cornell, is suffering from neu-
ra.ia brought on by catching cold.
President Robinson, of Brown University,
goes to the Rocky Mountains to spend his
ton.
Francis Murphy, the temperance refOrmer,
od ressed two large meetings in Bmghamon, Sunday
evening
The Rev. Brooke Herford of Chicago starts
for New-Mesico this week visit his who have
a sheep ranch there.
President Bascom of the Wisconsin State Uni
versy and ex-Gov Iross Of Chicago are attending the
Commencement exercses at Williams College.
Senator Burnside entertained Secretary Of
State Evars Attorney General Deyens and Gov Hart
Ianft at his resi- ence ~ Bristol X. / on Sunday.
Gov. Rice will tent on the old camp ground
at Bennington VT with his stan, August H. To be pres
at the celebration Of the battle OF Bennington.
Senator Morton, of Indiana, when n young
man, was ambitious Of becoming an able lawyer. TX
Gov. Hendricks early friends say that his youthful
aspirations for Seat In the United states Senate
Ex-senator Wadt's health is said to be ex-
celeut for man s4yenty-seyen years old. lie still
keeps up an early hant going tie Postoice daily
for his mall aud walks with all upright figure and firm
step.
John Horn, Jr., the Detroit waterman, who
has saved one hundred and thrtyone persons from
drowning received handsome present from his friends
last Saturday; watch and chain worth nVe hundred
dollars.
The President and Mrs. Hayes attended the
Foundry Church In Washington usual last Sunday
driving in Soldiers Home for the purpose They
have not single Sunday this church since the
Inauguration
Gov. Robns0n's health is said TO be not very
strong but the reports poor foundation. Those
who stood near him wle he reading Of the old
documents m Washington Hcadquartersat Newburgh
tho other day, say ut us gud eyrglhssrs trrhDled
pcrccptby. THIS Is nn old affection of Mt kooinsons
which apparently has no connection with his health
The French sculptor, Marquet de Vasselot,
who has just obtained the first medal from tho Suciee
Ibre des UeauX ArtS OF PARIS suddenly abandoned the
lazy life Of social favorite about years aud be
gan 10 study art. III two years he gained prize at
tho Exhibition. His wife was Mile. dc Sombreuil,
grand-niece OF the Mle de Sombreuil famous In his
oY the ass VI VINE or OI blood she III ana III OueI
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9r0cs 10 Advertisements.

ANUsFMFNTS-3d Pd0e-6th column.
BOARD AND ROOMs-6h PAGE 9th column.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-6h Pd0c-5th column.
BUSINESS NoTICES-iM Pdgo--lst column.
DANCING ACADEMIES-6M Tagged column.
DIVIDEND NOTICES-1t6 P0ge-5th and 9th columns.
DRY GOpDs-Sd PGGe-5th columns.
EUROpFNN ADVERTISEMENrS-6M PdQc-Oth column.
ENCURSIONs-Sd YG0e-6th column.
FINANCIAL-7h TOgc-4th and 9th columns.
HELP WANTtD-Bd PGge-6th column.
HoRSES. CARRIAGES. &C.-3d PGQc-5th column.
ICF CaFAw-7fh Pdgc-6th column.
lNSTRUCTICN-6M Id0e-lst aud 2d columns
LEGAL NOIICEs-7h PG0e-6'h column
NACHINYKY-6M PdOe-6th col ann.
MARRIAGES AND DIATHs-5h PGGc-6th column.
MiscULLANEoUs-6h Page-5th coiumu-oh I0ge-6th
column.
MUSICAL INSrRUWENTS-3d Pdgc-6th column.
NEW PUmICArIONs-6th PGGe-lst column.
PROPOs AIS-7rh PGOc-6th Column.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-CITY-6th PdGe-6th Column.
BRooKLYN-6th Idge-6,h column; CoUNrRY-6.h rag
9Th column; AUCTION SAIES-6th i0ge-oth cOIunnh
SAVINGS BANKS-7h PGCc-5th column
SPECIAL NOTICFS-5M Pd0c-6th column.
SITUATIONS MANTED-MALE>-3d I0gc-5th column
FENALFS-3d Pdge--5th and 9th columns.
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS Sd I0qe-4th and oth col
STEAMERS OCRAN-3d Page Sd and 4th columns
THF TUKF-3d FG0c-6th column.
SUMNER HOARD-6th IGQc-3d, 4th ana 9th columns
TEACHERs-6m Pdgc-2d and 81 columns
To IrT-CIIY PRoTEWY-6th IdQs-6tn column; BROOK
IYN 9th Fdqe-6th column; COUNTRY-6th Pdge-6Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

We fear that the public has already forgot
ten the tornado which lately destroyed the thriving
town of Mt Carmel, Ill. The poor inhabitants are
in sore need and assistance to only the insignificant
amount of ten per cont of the actual loss has been
sent them. rs we are automatically informed by the
Mayor of Mt Carmel himself. The Mayor of New
York announced. some days SINCE that he would
ceiye donations I'd to this time they have not
amounted TO so much as 81. The calamity at st.
John seems 10 have driven all other caamites ont of
the pnblic mind: but while that city is entitled to all
the aid which it has received 1t Will do no harm To
remember that charity should begin at home though
il need by no means stay there.
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THE MORAL OF THE ROBES0N BANQUET

THE MORAL OF THE ROBESDN BANQOLE
There never was a more noteworthy gamer
ing Of New jersey Republicans than the one
which greeted Mr.. Robson with festal well
come in Trenton, on Monday evening. Whe-
ther it was intended as a tribute, pure and
simple, of hearty goodwill to the retired
Secretary, or as an er-post Jocto endorsement
of Gen. Grants Administration, or as an
organized affirmation of discomfort with the
politjcal aims and methods Of the new Execu-
tive, the banquet was a complete and empha-
tic success Mr.. RObeson's vindcation was
in all respects as spontaneous and ELUSIVE as
that genial mariner could have desired. The
inspiring presence of Senator Blaine rendered
the enthusiasm little more ebullient than it
would otherwise have proved, but the purely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
:Aew-2lork Daily 0rlbn>le,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1877.
The NhWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGv.-Tho Russians Lave established firm
position atSIstova =- The ScTvianLC legislature has
been reopcned. = The British fleet has arrived at
Beslka Bay = The French man-of-war Refine
Blanche has been sunk accidentally. -- he ran
Presbyterian council began its session at Edinburgh
yesterday.
DOMESTIC Mcssrs Wells and Anderson Of the
Returning Board have been indicted III New Orleans
for political olenses == A cottage at White Sui
,,hur Springs, Va. has been engaged by the Presl-
dent: he will make his visit in August --
Moshvs power to control Federal officers in Virginia
Is reported TO be broken. == The Baxter scandal
case M Rutland VT, has been compromised.
CITY AND SUBUBBAN.-EXtenslye frauds by IN
porters IN adulterating liquors have been dlscov-
cred. = some of the men discharged from the
Custom House make complaints of favoutSm,
etc. = More than $50 DOGS were received at the
dog pound = Some improvement has been
made al Iudlow-st. Jail since The TRIBUNE eX-
posnre - The mortality among Young chill
dren was largely increased last week. -=
The BROOKLYN Board Of City Works reso we'd to gov
err its department on business principles -@ Gold
1O53. 1O5lt 1858. Gold value of the legal tender
dollar at the close 81 $40 cents. Stocks dull but
higher, closing strong.
THr Manufacturers local observations indi-
cate partly cloudy weather, with occasional showers
followed ny clearing weather ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
day, 6Sc, SO, Tic.
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DAILY TRBUNK, Mail Subscribers ST. per annuin.
SEMI-W WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. - per an
WEEKLY lWBUNH Mail Subscribers, - per aiinun'
Terms. cash IN al vance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. Nev-York
Persons unable 10 obtain TIE lRBUNF IN any o. me
rcss 6odts Or hotels Vhich Is usually sotd uiH c0R
JeT fqror bv norniRO this OfIOe Of the circumstances
Vpfown advertisers their favors for THK TRIBUNE
f2Ss Bro2fway 3stst OF SOs W -5dst cor o'h ave
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ence to the Hunters Point nuisance, the offer
is promptly accepted and conference ap
pointed in way that promises some result
from the meeting. Wherefore we say cheer
fully, give the Long Island City Board credit
for good manners.
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Dnslncss Nontss.

Finest OLIVE or SALAD OIL, expressed from
the coccs seec lily for. imported aud bot
Tel bv CaswELi. HAZAgD & Co, Druggists Fith Avenue
SiNthave Of Thirty nnthsi also,
1872 ThsressL, Newport, r.. l. As We bottle TINS on
guarantee bottle 10 be superior 10
any other salad oil the market Our only places o. Dus
above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

The Presbyterian Council, which began
its session so auspciously at Edinburgh yester-
day, possesses special interest for the denomi-
nation in this country, since it is the fruition
of proposal made nearly five years ago, at
the ter-ccntenary of the Scottish Reformation
in Philadelphia. The movement thus begun,
has since been cordially ratified by the Pres
byterian churches everywhere and promises
to result in a closer union of all who are III
utilization with the Presbyterian system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

II was fortunate that the movement to in
diet Messrs. Wells and AndsOn, Of the Lousi-
ana Returning Board, did not succeed. 1t
was an attempt to use the courts for campaign
purposes, and the people of the United States
don't like that sort OF thing.
This is dreadful news in our London letter.
President Grant when he dmed with the
Prince of Wales, went out to dinner among
the last of the company, even Mr.. PleTepont
being compelled, no doubt in secret anguish
of soul to precede him. Mr. Pierrepont seems
to have incubated that parenthesis for
nothing
A ConstantinOple letter gives lively de-
scriDtion of the last demonstration of the
Softas. when they pushed their way into the
Parliament Chamber itself. But the Turks
are learning more about popular institutions
as they exist in one or two countries farther
west. and cured this demonstration with
heavy application of cold iron.
The man who looks upon what is red and
thinks it is wine, will read with some personal
interest the account in another column OF the
business of adulterating liquors as 1t Is now
carried ON. Some of the devices for decelvlng
the shrewdest buyers by means of the bonded
warehouse system itself are new to the puDhc
and are as ingenious as they are novel.
Cen. Woodford seems to have told some
couraceous truths to the Mississippi students
and made some frank admissions as well. His
little sermon on "the need of faithful ODE
"dience to law and impartial enforcement OF
claw" was well calculated, i'll its references TO
outbreaks of violence, for the latitude OF KEN
ner County. and must have edited Gov. Stone
Finding that Irish liberal measures were per-
sistlntlv rejected in the British House OF Com
mons by the votes of English ana scotch
members. certain Home Rulers have retaliated
Inv the most vexatiOus "flibusterlng." 1t re-
mains TO be seen if any substantial advantages
can be gained by this course. Respect Tor time
borored privileges alone has prevented both
the Liberals and Tories from restraining the
obstructonists by more stringent rules.
The Summer slaughter of the innocents has
beoun. Last weeks mortality list shows an
;ncyease of 147 over the list of the week be-
fore and an increase in the number OF dea'h'
Of children under five years OF age OF Io9' the
total mortality of children under that age De-
ING 354. These moumtul hgures ought 10
move the hearts and purses OF the charltaoie 10
prompt cooperation in the many schemes Ior
Giving country air and seasonable food TO some'
a, least. of the children of the poor.
GIVE the Board of Health OF Long Island
Citv credit for good manners. we are thus
nor,icular because not all the Boards OF Health
on fine other side of the East River can lay
-, 20 them. When, not long ago, the New
Work Board desired to cooperate win the
BROOKLYN Board in suppressing the swill-mlk
nuisance. its proposition was rejected IN an
insoIeut letter, in which the Board was literal
" told to "mind its own business" No"
when the New York Board wishes 70 confer
with the Long Island City Board with refer
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name. "Life without letters" says the pro-
verb. ais Death.r We have tasted of the
waters of knowledge, and the thirst has be-
come unouenchable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

Mr. CreSswell has certainly set an excellent
precedent. Now let everybody else who has
been engaged in dividing the patronage OF a
great State with anybody first get sufficiently
mad and then print all the private letters ms
partner has ever written him. Then let the
other partner return the compliment. we
shall, in this way, acquire some idea OF the
utter selfishness and nsincerlty of all these
brokers of patronage, and when the letters are
all printed and bound in a single volume, 1t VIII
make the best Civil Service Reform textbook
in existence.
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II was fortunate that the movement to in
diet Messrs. Wells and Addison, of the Louisi-
ana Returning Board. did not succeed. 1t
was an attempt to use the courts for campaign
purposes, and the people of the United States
don't like that sort of thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

This is dreadful news IN our London letter
President Grant, when he dlned with the
Prince of Wales, went out to dinner among
the last of the company, even Mr. Plerrepont
being compelled, no doubt in secret anguish
of soul, to precede him. Mr.. Pierrepont seems
to have incubated that parenthesis for
nnfhinN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

,RrIGv.-Tho Russians Lave established firm
tion otSlstoya. - The ServianlCgislatuTe has
, 1877-07-13
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Gin icnberbareS 8aneet .

Sn Qonbon farb Dor &ursem ein lorberbas
res Sanfet itatt, Elm Sanfet BON Spisz
buben. Das Diner mar arrangirt bon eiaem
Ybilantbrepen Der Sbemieftaot, Der lit eiter oer
dmutiglten Straben, mitten i'm refteit
Oiebsquartier 2onoons lebt itnb lelber ebebem
benz ebren,uertben 9ansfinserbanowert oblas.
Ser Gentleman betBt sc. Yrole, befannter
aber nrlter benz Spienamen 6iooler Sob.
gs maren an $50 ,5erren nno Oamen" Gtn=
labuneen ergangsn. Nuber einigen Mtiiio=
llaren mltb einem Sournaliiten fonnte man ii9
nidt barber bstla9en, oab Die @eiellbaft
semiidt par: es iparen rlur Spitbubsn ai1s
,peisno. Das feline 6eft mar gang prdttis.
Die @eibdftsspeige Der $50 AntpeIenbelt
iparen 3iem,lit peridieben. Die etnsn paren
6alidmiinser, bic anoeren eben entlaiene
Straflinse, bic britten 3ogea ben &aidenoieb=
ftabl Dor, bic piertet ben @iabru6, bod bic
Yolisei bate fir bieien 9lbenb polfommen
@iidiiht auf bas Iipl, bas fie bel benz Diner
finoen ioIteu, 9enomnaen. Oas Mfenu tpar
uidt slduSnb: &iuofeiid, Yuooing, 8utter
llno grot, unb als @etranfe nur Sbee uno
&affes. yta9 Gid besab man iid in cine in
einem anoern Stodperf ber9eridtete &apeqe,
uro Maiter 6iooler SOP belt cine Iniprade
an bic Geriammluns. in Der er inter 4noe=
rem bemerfte, bier mdren ie iider Dor ben
Yolisei= Snipectoren, uno Bier f0nne er ibner
iasel, tpas er ibnen iasen poqe, bab bic Ir=
belt better lei ais Der Diebitabl, unb bab Sober
sebn quite 6reunbe befite, oas ieien feline 5ebn
Singer. ST. erinnerte an einen befannten
snsliiden Dieb &it, 8 Der fiinfsebn gerurtbei=
lunsen ,binter iib bate. uno Der feline 8er=
brederbabn perlieB rnb ebrlid uub bart arbei=
tete. st foroerte gum Sertrauen aut ben SET
lalb auf uuo eriudts oieieniseu, bic Neisuns
beidben, 81 a%rbeiten, inn feline Aoreiie snriid
gu lafien. Ob feline @rmabnuns sroben gr=
iols babeu merben? Das, luenn aud etpas
frusale Diner ideint ben $50 5errihaften -
= ss paren aud 0amen anweienb - bic
5auptiade setpeien Su iein.
, 1877-07-13
Aus frMberen xmrfenfri.een.

Srot unierer perpoqfommneten Shteb
mafisn iino jett Die 8riege nidt mebr 10 per=
beereno tuie Die 1iirfenfrte9e i'm II. uno 18.
S%abrbunbert. gntietlid tpar oft bas 8lut=
bab, meldss inter ben 6liebenoen bon ben
Siegern anseridtet wurbe.
Si1 Der Nabe Der Stabt 3snta I'M 8anat
liest in oer 9beiB bic iosenannnte Prins=
gugsuzSnia. sic ioa ert uad Der Shladt
bel 3enta entitanben lein, in tpel4er 10 piele
Girfen ben 3oe %ianoen, 6aB bic 1eiAen Der
gridlagenen bas SSluBbett anfii1ten unb bic
SbsiB su einem anperen 2auf %spansen, mo-
burt bic Sniel e%ntitanb, tpelde bes YrinSen
Gu9sn Namen trast. 1nb in Der Chat be-
ridtsn 3eitsenofen, Oab in bieisr Sdiadt
sesen 10000 Girfen meilt. in ben Wellen Der
Tbeib BEN Sob ianoen. s.
Der Sultau Mabomet II. bate bon einerl
9ii9el Der Sdladt 3ugeieben. ala er bic
Sludt Der Seinen 9erpabrte, raufte er Der
speifelnb iein 8artbaar uno ourdbobrte ieins
6aporite, Die idDne 8ujana nit ei1sm Dold,
nit ben @orten: v8eier 1T es, oaB Du ME
iene untergebenbe, COME in'S Ounfel Der
Jta1t oerl1nfeft, als oaB Ou ben @brllte1l=
bunosn in bic 5anoe fault." Damn mari er
bic Nb3sidsn ieiner 8iiroe BON iid uno flot
perfleioet mad 8el9rab.
Aber biele Iiirfeuibladt NOR nod feline
Der blutisiten. Als i'm Sabre 1475 Der @oj
tpobe Der Wolbau, Stefan, NIT 40, 700 0fanl
einem 10000 Mann itarfen Siirfenheer II
| her RHhp hpS Spe,S Rnfnmnpc. pinp Ghfnf1
l~ieferte, erlitten bic Eiirfen cine iol6e STE:
bsrlass, baB nur fldslide Eriimnisr ibrss
itattliden 9esres iid oMrd Die Slu4t retter
tonnten. @eitbin mar Der Sobsn nit eeider
beoedt unb ba bic Yeit obnsbin idon piel'
Opter mesraffte, beiabl Stefan oamit bic iibl'
ausbinituns Der eeiden Die &ranfbsit MIDI
nod mebr perbreite, bic aei4en suiammensn
trasen uno gu perbrsnnen. Noh lanse mad
her fab man anf benz Sala1tfslos ali
s%rauenbafts @iesestropbasn srOBe Sanfsr
p%erbrannter &nohens