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New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
CoLoRED MEN SEEKING RECOGNITION

BALTIMORE, March PA State Convention
Of oolored voters met to-day st Douglass Institute TO
take action with regard to . more eQuable dvisOn OF
the Federal patronage tho state of Maryland TO col
ored Republicans There were delegates present from
the CITY OF Baltimore and fIom eleven OF the twenty
three counties OF the State Tho Rsv r seAton' OF
E,darek was called TO the ohalr and the usual
mttees were appointed The Committee on Resolutions
prssented several reports that which was adopted do
that the distribution OF Federal patronage N this
state Is not in accordance with the principles OF the
entitled to O fair dvisoni that committee DO
aoponted TO represent the condition OF the coloreo
appont no gentleman leading position who does mob
pedge himself give fairer dAtrlDution 70 tne COL
ored voters OF the State The committee provided Ior
1ss an noInted and the convention sdjourned-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
BUSINESS OF TIE READING COMPANIES

PHILADELPHIA. March 24.-The following
Ia paratve statement Of the business Of the Phia-
dslphia and Reading Railroad and the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Companies for the month OF
February. 1881;
Philadelphia and Readlng Railroad Company, 1851
Gross receipts from all SOURCES S364 AT 90; gross ex-
penses ssO5. 10 80. Net profit 1881 1921 So 1890
Cross r.oep from all sources 7S gross
uenses S6s7273 G5 net profit $397S8S 13.
Philadelphia aud Reading Coal and Iron
nenses S7O3.644 90; profit SIOOOS0 73.
issO Receipts $3.50. .472 35; eEpenses S609 $50 SO;
campsay nined from its own and leased lands 339072
tons of coal total for the year 70 date, gso44 tons
February $780, 223 l69 Dus total for 1850 for same
period, 0563i7 tons.
[FVr Other Raitsdy NeOs Sea Second Ja0Al
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

80. aver rn.rkesed was the harvest Of snese
5-'..s 80. Now gentleman who ~ ieast .ninas
- .s IN abcu, the subject sends aeommuncaucn ~
rsrsrrn. asssrting that the peacn-groMers
1880 ass pousenslcal for the reason thar tne
II ~, 1. sirnvn IN the centre Of tho fruit bud, and
80 IS dstected only By cutting open the bud
- q s,s,rsA destroys is. this be 50. II naturally
~, ~ 80 ~ oye can be sure that o peach was ever
E ~ a <s,m a bud which contained the black spot
a. @sS<eeDondent has found after close opserva.lon
u s%irfy years that !" where promiscuous cutung
sssrv "a uo1Afng but black centres, no peacnes
t-sxs Bus AFTER oil tins does not show whether OF
4 ,ro wll be peach crop Oh the peninsula 'hi'
~ fashions current in Paris for the first
-srht m March are indicated IN the following para
lt-A from GaligNGnj's Messenger: One can fancy
.....n recently landing from either Of the poles and
Ss.lv cast on the Boulevard des Italicns What his
q ,mDrossion would be facing Mother Hubbard cape,
& -. bonnet painted face, low shoes and worked
rtnss short scanty fotseuss petticoats and floral
- vraIy ID hard to imagine People have TO see these
introduced By degrees or no one could talk
,1out Laughing TO . friend thus attired The waved
,setse Oh every ladys forehead Is another comical
zl.sry TO 60 out without recule and scalpette Is
q - backward I'm social requirements and IN politics.
q the world take everything down they are obliged
~ nav quietly step over sh-taii trains, sympathEs
headaches In front Of potding ostrich tips,
~ ~ eoree1 their eye-sght Ia saturnalia OF gold ana
31loN Ind copper and girone sam; ana nnalty Lpey
themseses before folk; but II ladies knew what
80 comrnents made eetre SOD they would endeavor
a rrnain within the limits Of quaint dressing not 10
kn,&ffp them" -.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
THE EEW YORK YACRT CLUB.

Ata meeting of tho NeW-York Yacht Club last
evening, Commodore Waller presiding. the annual
regatta was appointed for June 10. and for it
81. 500 was appropriated. ID was arranged for
spec,a classes Of keel schOoners and keel sOOps that
may not enter tor tho regular prizes, with cup to
Ia SaIIed for bv zach class. Rear Commodore OeL
rcha offered cup valued at $500, to be sailed for
by sloops in the course of the annual cruise. 1t was
acceDted. MessIs. Krebs, Center and Iams were
lenge and arrange for any race for tho American
cup. Commodore A. O. Rhind. United States Navy.
was appointed on tho Committee OF iaohlinR Eti-
Ing George w. Quintard. Henry Havemeyer. George
Il. Pollock Harry Oolrichs aud Charles May Ocl-
rio
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
Mr.. sHERMAN,s PUBLIC LIFE.

10 tie EdItoT OF THd TFEOWHG
gIs: Will you be so kind as to answer me
nrough THE TRIBuSs how many years Senator Sherman
rled seat in the of Representatives and how
soy years In the Senate prior his to the latter
kcdy March OF the present year II had my file Of
iHE TRIBUEe ALMANAC OF hand would be able 70 see
Nese- TorR March 49, 1881. ANDREW W. LBGGAT
mr. Sherman was first elected member of the
House OF REPRESENTATIVES in 1854. and was reelected
thres times Elected United States Senatorin 1850.
twice reelected resigning his seat in 1877 IA
order TO enter the Cabinet The present is the
fourth term upon which he has entered in the SEN
nfA--Edl hE
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
THE MCCARTHY BILL.
FURTHKR PRodREss-THE BILL. MADE sPECI
ORDER FOR TO-DAY.

FURTHER PRodRKss-THE BILL MADE SPECIAL
ORDER FOR TO-DAY
ALBANY, March 24.-The Mccarthy charter
WAS again tho chief subject Of debate the Senate
day 1t engaged the attention OF the Senate for over
three hours; but little progress was made with tho
measure At tho time II is evident that bill is
regarded with by most Of the Senators, and II
certain amendments made that deared by some
OF the New.York Senators II will be passed
The first important amendment made at .hs sug-
gestion OF Senator Btrahan. provided the Com.
missoners whose should expire before Of
Juno should 90 out Of oce, and that their
shoud not be appointed thus leaving several OF the do
paftments with only two commissioners. Senator
etrahan had the date changed TIL May l. when said
the terms Of most Of the commissioners expired Senator
Mccarthy said he would accept the amendment II
Senator srahan would except the Dock Commission
from its provisionA Senator suahan accepted the
several seot1ns Of the bill Senator Blxby was conf
dent tnat tLere no provision made for hlng the
Il thay GaOud die during their terms Of Office
He also doubted II the public would
was %1OH also over confident that BY the
of the bill Police Commissioner Matthews after leaving
U lss to sDd Os sn& & snaSr s fE Po:
said that after the Police Commissioners deprived
Of he could zee no good reason for reduo
Senator strahan then provoked long discussion by
moving 20 strike out the section ,ss Board
not Sepator from Hew.Y0rk City who was In favor OF
the proposed change In MS opinion u would denoraL
n1uor saloons. They shOud stand guard over the ek
c,ss system but not foster it, Senator Bxby euogizsd
ssnS.oI McCarthy defense Of his bill said thar the
system OF supervision OF the LIQUOR saloons p the Board
Senator strahans motion 70 strike out the section was
adopted by vote OF 10 TO a. The bill wSsinen made
special order for to.morroW'
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

1t is dangerous to 90 away from New-York
during the spring and months and leave any Of
your vauabes exposed to he raIds Of burglars or the
chances Of fire. A box which will securely preserve
them from thieves fire robbery which Is to be locked
and unlocked by yourself only may be hired for small
rent annually in the great vaults Of the Mercantile Safe
Deposit Company in the Equitable Building and when
you have got the Key your pocket 20 even TO
China and Japan without carrying anxious thought
about the things you have left behind You.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
THE STATE CAPITAL
PRESIDENT GARFIELD THANKED.

oADA&nA OAhr 1ELD AhApAEO.
RESOLUTION CoMMENDiNG THE APPOINTMENT on
SENATOR ROBERTSON PASSED UNANIMOUSLY
PROGRESS MADE WITH IMPORTANT MEASURES.
IN In the State Senate yesterday resolution
was passed unanimously thanking President
Garfield for appointing Senator Robert
son Collector. Mr.. Choate made an ar
gument in favor of the State Charities
Aid Association bill. Progress was made with
the Mccarthy and other important bills. The
Tax Commission made report and submitted
bill.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
REFUNDING IN PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Penn, March PA bill auth
orzng the reiunding $lOOOoOOO of the State debt at
psr cent passed a second reading IN the House tins
morning Efforts were made to refund at and 3s per
cent, but they failed.
In the Senate the concurrent resolution authorizing
On es OF all the public documents which can bo spared
from the State Library to be forwarded 70 tue Governor
of MInnesua 10 replenish the State Library Of that
State which was recently destroyed by fire. was adopted
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
coWAKDLY OUTRAGE AND ROBBERY.

PIrrsBURG, March 24.--Seven masked men
entered the house OF John ConDor eighyOne years.
who lives alone with bis wife ct Catfish Penn. about
fifty mes from here aud gagged both after which they
compelled the old gentleman to give them the combna
top OF the SAFE The robbers stole $5000n Government
ooupon bOpds unregistered, and between 5000 and
1000 IN money. The old couple were roughly
handled and may not survive the shock Of the outrage
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

finally announced this morning follows: Austin b..
Bassett Albany, N. r." Ancient aud Modern Jews"
O NJ. Demo1d. Boston, Woman and Shakespeare Il
George Dfiscoll Byr1cuse NJ T.. ireland. Her needs
and future y BlIss Perry. wiamstown, Aihilism =
Halsey A. BTeezy River Bend /. L. :" Presidential Eec
tIons y William y. Weeks. S. Albans Vt, Charles
Kingsley Humanitarian" Tba Hon. Mention =. b.
Bards, Eew-YOrk, :" Women In Shakespeare
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
TIE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL

RICHMOND, Va, March 24,-The headquarters
of the Yorktown Centennial Association, AZ the Ex-
change Hotel In this city, formally opened tonight
speeches we're made by Governor Holiday. the Hon.
John Goods president Of the Centennial Association,
ond othsrs The 6tarSpangled Banner" was sung by
the societies. his being the frat tine has been
snng here since on any public ooeaslon aud tue
nlayinR Of " Yankee Doodle py ths Oanus both Woro
9greeled with VoctferOus cheers
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

The principal thing that the business OF the
coantry whnis is 10 be let sS.netPtisburg CONNER
siai Gazette (Repl
General Garfield, had he remained in the
Hoase would have pusde an IDEAL Speaker Taxing him,
SoveVer as model ths Republicans should come Is
near 10 that standard nc Dosnble-lCevelsnd Herald
(kep)
No man elected by tissue ballots, false count
ne or fhroueh the suppression OF the ooored by
Sioence ever deserts bis party In the Senate and
votes with tho Republicans Ben Hili lectures none
neb He has occasion 70. They always vote at tacr
bartys call Peoria TrsnssriD, tRep3
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
ALL GOOD MEN.

All of these appointments are OF q positive
character Thsre negative OF o0loriess about
lbem weak and inexperienced President might nave
hapsd 70 eyade the diiuy by taking neutral men and
avoiding strong parrissns OF either side But General
ar1fid mas sson enough OF political history 70 under
stand dat Il II the yirIle forces Of pocs which must be
Feprenspted ~ sueceeful movements Judge Robefteon
= as ffonounCed on OIie ide General Woodford
and afshal Pnyn On theothsr aud In taking both tho
President pfoclRs HE purpose 70 recognize the s 20
son 81 each and 70 c0bpe them IN support Oh she Aa
lninlstrston He does not propose 70 prOscr1be any
class uf Repubcsns but 20 be fair and consderaIe L
yard all Hts policy n broad ana liberal and ne can
achieve great success.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
siEDIAsA y STILL HAS HOPES;

Vita the ending OF Indiana as an October
Htae lnE NEW YORK In8usE thpks the race u pemo
cratic Rrssdo0fiai caniiaates Nthh her borders may
10 LAD 10 be exunct that hereafter there win DO no
% put ~ Indiana msn on the ticket ~ either
.4na-eud 1aE 1'kfBUNE might have added q esther
q any can aidnie There - AsTtaln amount OF what,
ses m ptste{ Hht1ss. mny ys saasa etAM PRIDE tnat
Donthx of pciltlcians ~lIo cbampon candidate from
their Ssse" bui the basis Of n " really D0re for per
sObl thaH State They Uli DO close 70
Tho hlSnsclf ~ ccccds near 70 e fountanbead OF
petpnage That 2nspecf n The genesis and reycla-
tgr 81 The etAte Duslness 10 choosing National can.
dl11eee We dOnbt Il II makes the derence 81 votA 70
Shf ftrciA<l II inaauR hcrasffef hss man Of ethsr
pa44 nfeitbIe for Nafiopa reasona, he viii nor 81
Dn4eea W AH AM enc ffocs soiae October Btate.s
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Mar. 24.-The Republi-
can State met this city to-day. and uuani
mously renomtnated the present State officers; VIZ,
Alfr.d H. Iittleheld for Governors Henry II. Faye.
Governor; Joshua NJ Addman, Secretary OF
state; Wizard Sayes Attorney General Samuel Clark
General Treasurer John +. sanborn' OF Newport pre-
sided over the Convention.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
HINTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

'ffasI7 - 11E 1hIDUEE xkkI0k<AAN<AO'
- sAs yAitor or The Tribune.
sfa You will obhge me by informing me
1st,u TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC was first issued
Nerfork, March TO- 1881. r: b. POOL
fThs first number Of the series was issued by MI
,raley at the close Of 1887 with the title OF The
Fhir Almanac and Political Register" In 1855,
ibe title was changed to THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
md POIITICAL REaIsTER.--Edl
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRk.,....MAR 20. 1885,
ARRIVED.
Str Nebraska (Br Braes Glasgow March IL and
and TO Austin Baldwin Co.
str Acapulco. Griffin, AspInwau days. with mdse and
passengers 70 Pacific Mail IS Co.
STEAMER MovEMENTa
GALVESTON March 24-saed. Bio Grande Pennington
fo. - Vorir
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

William A. Hunter was the eldest son of ex-
Mayor John W. Hunter, and was In business as cou
mission merchant at No. 81 Broadway, this city. His
family consists Of wife aud thrce children, and his
home was at No. l41 GreeneRve. Brooklyn he was
garded as man OF most exemplary character aud of
careful business habits No can be assigned by
his family for hts self destruction Investigation OF his
accounts will determine whether be was pecuniarily
inyolyed The brother OF the dead man, John H.
Hunter, started yesterday for Fall River 70 make
for the removal OF the body TO Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
AN EXTRA LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-The Governor
has called extra session OF the LegA1uro ior Aprn
q, D.e, gsneraI appropriation bill, levy taxes pass
aoao,snov and apportionmens bill, enact road law
nd :" conRrm appointments The sesson Ia limited 10
twenty days
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
DEADLY FIGHT AMoNG MIsEBa

SAN FRANCISCO, March 24-A row occurred
Of Nortouyile, q coal mining town In Contra Costa
county on Saturday Night between Italian snd other
foreIal miners tp which one ltakhAn was Kueo ana
number wounded on both SIDES
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
KDWARD gHERErT HALE's sgIz

A complaint was fled yesterday In the
United ssates Circuit Court by Edward Everett Hale
srs,pst George Munroe. the publisher. for alleged
h,aeh Of copyrisbt 10 pubshng 30 tha Seaside Library
withous Mr Hae's consent his story, Tns MAI WITH
oas CouutryS The oompainans atates tRas thls nsh
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
bzoiNNINo no SEE TT.

We had the pleasure Saturday OF ,neetin o.
fOfp9entn5yo - Josn tiss who returrea 70 his hous
tess week and - nov earnestly engngsd Ia his law
e. The apors and ycisstndcs Of Congressional lie
~ bttno lightly upon Mr.. Ella as he IL Ia r0hnst
q ard fui Of Ais usual IRE and snergy. Mr. EIIis
~ opinion, watch ~ fapidy gaining ground, that
9pcf4fe party owes ~ defeat moro 70 iss failure
M ~ cDnn8y Uitn confidence Ia ifs proerss
tt1p " any cthor csuse, aud that unless II 81,
ss-5 lee4 exQex q steteamsnshiE brosser yiews
~ 49, ~ t.kyades the country ahd ponts 10 erasd
"A @ IS g lee osyelop~snt ef our material inlef
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
PRIZE ESSAYS AT WILLIAM&

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, March 24.-The Grave
,,s e.savs over winch there much rivalry
:, Williams College Ameng sixteen contestants, were
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
SUICIDE OF Il BROOKLYN MAN.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 24.-William A.
Hunter fortyfour years Of age. son of exMayor John
w. Hunter. OF Brooklyn, N Y, who arrived here by
boat yesterday morning. committed suicide in one OF
the city parks this morning by shooting himself He Is
said 10 ave been clerk In West IDda house at Brook
yn and TO have taken money belonging 10 bis employers
10 the amount OF 700 $1,000 which he lost In
stock specuations When found he had seven cents on
his person.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
pEFhLoATI0N At PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, M

PHILADELPHIA, March 2A-The monthly
estne of ths Green Hill Bnildug and Loan Association
Sc. Maid ON Tuesday evening last. when Il found
,ha, tns aeeretary John Sheppard defaulter TO
smonnS ranging from IS, 900 70 $4,000 He will be ar
akad-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
MIDNIGHT WEA1HBK EXPORT
1sdfoci,a,la

For the Midds States fair weather westerly bockiuf
70 southsry winds nearly stationary temperstur -
uonaFy or higher barometer. n i
For New-Engand fnir weather, Winds mostly westeElH
higher barometer. stationary or higher semperArze.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
TRIBUNE LOOAL OBSERVATIONS,
y HOURS, h0Tails. Nisn. .

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March IS, Q. m.-During the
latter part Of Thursday tho n the barometer
was slowly upward. Clear aud partly cloudy weather
prevailed The temperature ranged between 3o' and
44o the average e7ls being 9sss higher than the
corresponding day laes year, and 2' higher than on
Warmer and generally fair weathst may be expected
In this CITY and vicinity to-day. SKI ~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
GENERAL BUSINESS.

SEVERAL IMPORTANT BILLS sREPoRTED-A NEw-YoRK
PIER INQUIRY ORDERED.
ALBANY, March 24.-The Assembly Com
,rtr.e. reported several important bA Among these
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Mr1nne.

2OWrence, O., II. MGr8. - s. 3.
Sanlton'S Strobs unO 6ol5maarenfabrif
brannte beute g2ad,mitta9 nieOer. SerlHit
$4,000, @eriiGerun9 $4,000.
VI ep,Srlean8, u. NRdrS.-9sr an Der
bergen @crIte lieaeu6e 9ompier ,@aoOO SiQe"
Qina beute in 6lammeu auf. Serluit $25, 900.
gilr Sifisiere 6ss Nabrieugs iinO auf ben Sers
Outlt bin oerbaftet wOrOeH, ben Oampftr an8es
siiuoet Ill babcu.
9Oiton, 10. 9lGra. - Die groBe Bapierz
miihle Der S0. Stleiton & 6ollIugswOrth 81
Spbes8urt ruuroe heute fritb eingedihert. Ser
Iuft $4,000, &eriheruu9 $45 900. Die Irt
uno gGeiit, in wCIber pas 6ener sntitaa0, III
uidlt ermittelt.
Qittle I.-S., IS. Stdr;.-0ic
@Obuura beS 6rn. @cOrge 3. AniOnta rpnroe
bcnte total ourdl 6euer sert0rt. Serluit slO,'
OCO bis $4,000,
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30 tis 35 Sabren inter ben Sldttern. Der
Ielbe lebte nod, etma Stuuben. Yor leinem
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eirem Dtulatteu gebuugeu lOOrocn ieieu, unqts
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6cm ,rfabren, OaB Der SeritOrbeue Oi. 3.
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Mprf,

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od,t llbr foit, aE ntlder 3elt er oie $50. Dtetl
ucucuocte. Dian idldtt ole Gtnnabmen ttl
GintrittsaslS ouf S33 900 unb Die Aus9aber
ouf SIC 600, ,uouacl be 8leiuigfelt Don $I7, 1,
Geo fir Die 0aulIGuter ubria bletbt.
= @iue &afIeupriammlnng inter Iulpi
sien Der .Srild, amerifaniideu 6raueuseauO
I9o" tpuroe beute A6euO TN Sreimaurertempc
in Grcoilnu obgehalteu. Die Wntttr De-
Geitotors YalneH mar untusieno uuS belt etu
&eoe.
Il = Swei glntterntrouIe i1arben bente i'm 30
| ipiint, uue orsi psitere PGtleaten muroen in o.
Nnlialt gsbrGht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-14
gSred,er RnuD.

Stem prf, u. Ntdr5. = @t9en neun
llbr btite 8ormtttug hielt eiH g8a9en Dor Der
gRobnuua oCs Sri. Gllidbetb 8oberts, gtr.
100, Setore=8lace, 8roOllnn. Yier Ntdrer
iliCQCn ans un0 tratcn III o0S 6auS. Nah
et,ra Is NiiRuten febrten ite tpteOer 3urltd nno
futren raid baupn. @ietdl ourauf rOrten ole
Nodborn Slliarufc in oem Sauie, mo nlS ne
in boliebe cinornugen, iauOen ite Sri. HObetlS
unb itr 3icnIlmGbd)en Satb1rtne 9lagton .as-
fnCtslt oui Dem TuBhOOen. Die 6raneu5tms
mer er,dblter, Die Trenoen bGtten thnen 9Ittt
nod thrcm @turettn 4iltOlen auf Die SrIt 9e~
lit unS inter glnbrOhuug iOiOrtlgen 8OoeS
oQe gQeltbiOden i'm Sauie, euihlicBltb lener
Sbligotioren, rpelde Sri. 9iobertS tortnlb=
reno bel iid, tro9e, geforOert. @Iuer Der NaIIs
ber mod)te &nifalttn, oas SteiO 0eS 6rausns
5immers auisnreiBeu. morauf SRI. 5fObert5 orei
Sbli0ntlonen Der Staot Garo I'M Sttra9e
ron ie $1,000 ans iyrem Buien 3og unO ben
Rdubcrn iibcrrtihte. gfadOem iidA bic Srens
ncn nrd 5luci 8CriiGduaoeln nab etnen 0tas
manning I'M g9erite bon $500 an9eeignet bat
tcp, tnebelten iie Die 6ralen3immer nno ergrliz
fen nit itrer 8rute Die 6luht. @ebeImpolI'
2lIiCu iino ben NGubern ani ner Spur.