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, 1877-04-01

There was report in political circles yester-
day in regard to what JAKE REIN l. doing for
the PERRY SMITH ticket. 4 reputable gentle
man (Those name he desires not to baye men-
toned at presently says that JAKE REHU's son, !.
young man Of Is or thercabouts, told him yes-
tcrday that q hack containing two of PERaY's
particular fricnds-one OF them his Fsdw
dchofcs-yts,tcd his fathers house about II D.
N. Friday, and routed up JAKE REuM, who va.
in bed at the time Of the nocturnal visitation,
JAKE went of with them in the hack tos some
Democratic headquarters down town, and did
not return home until very late hour of the
night. Why was JAKE REuM wanted at tho
Democratic headquarters at that time OF night
What scheme was being hatched! Whr arc tho
Democratic leaders so thick aud confidential
with JAKE REHN in their dosperats attempt to
beat HEATH and elect PERRY SMITH Thercis Is
no law to prevent people guessing the nature Of
this mysterious midnight conclave. Everybody
has not forgotten how the present Chicago
charter was carried, nor how the decent voters
we're counted out last spriug in the South d.
vision.
, 1877-04-01

fused to pay commissions to the broker who
had effected the sale. The broker sued for
his commissions, and the Court decided that
when broker has effected bargain and sale
for stipulated commission by contract
which is mutually obligatory on the vendor
and rendee, ho is entitled to his commission
whether his employer chooses to comply vii:
or enforce the contract or not. This decision
will be a blessing to Chicago real-estate
men,-when real estate reviyes.
, 1877-04-01

In the relations between the owners Of real
estate and the agents who negotiate the sale
thereof, the practice has been in this CITY to
refuse payment Of commissions if anything
lnterfered to prevent the consummation Of
the contract after the agent had actually made
the sale. 4 test case on this point
has been brought before the Supreme Court
Of Indiana, which has resulted in affirming
the night Of the broker to his commissions.
After the contract for the sale Of a piece of
property had been duly signed, tho seller re-
fused to caw out his part Of it, and also re-
, 1877-04-01

On Friday night the supporters Of PEnn1
SMITH and his associates in their desperation
resolved to play their last, and we regret tc
say most infamous, card. At late hour or
Friday night committee with carriage
| visited the house of JAKE REus1 on tho North
| Side, and aroused that individual from bis
| bed and conveyed him to meeting place
on tho South Side, where he remained sew
eral hours in conference with Democratic
leaders The purpose and object Of that
conference are notorious and sef-evident.
When he was Superintendent of Police, the
gamblers, gambling houses, bunko-ohices,
and all the dens Of infamy and all the per-
petrntors Of infamy who had money, were
under the special protection of the police.
This man who officially was the patron of
these people, hates HEiru, hates everybody
and everything which is associated with
public decency and honest government. It
Is d last struggle with these people, and nat
urally REaM was selected to organize the
only untried scheme to elect SM1ru and de-
feat HEATH.
There will be no registry On Tuesday.
hence repeating will be possible. No man in
all Chicago is SO competent or, to. crafty
hate or avarice, SO willing to organize sys-
TEN Of repeating by paid and professional
repeaters as JAKE REHM. He knows the men
to employ; knows the men who will do tho
work, and who, from long experience, are
able to furnish whatever number of votes
may be necessary to accomplish desired
result. The junction Of REHM, TRuDE, Mo
DONALD. DAVE THORNTON, MIKE EVANS and
Ed PHILLIPS leaves no room to doubt that
any organization they may make to repeat
voting will equal many thousand votes.
They can find 500 men who will undertake
to vote from five to fifteen times on Tuesday,
and each of these men win be an experienced
operator who has done the same thing on
many previous occasions and the money to
pay them will promptly be paid.
We appeal, therefore, to the business men,
the honest workmen and taxpayers, the
householders and law-abiding citizens, who
one year ago expressed their indignant pro-
test against the whole dishonest and yi1lain-
ous means Of placing government in the
hands Of the criminal classes, to show their
determination to oppose this scheme now.
Let JAKE REHM, who owes his personal lib
erty to the gushing mercy Of reckless Gov
ernment, know that the City of Chicago has
had enough Of him and of his corrupting
agency in public affairs, and let his accom-
pices and hirelings be arrested at the polls,
and, if Justice be possible, let them be prose-
cuted to the last extremity of the law Such |
a scheme as this concocted and planned on
Friday night is Of the most infamous charac-
ter. Every man engaged in it, from JAKE
REIN down to the professional who under
takes to carry out the crime, if detected in
the act should be punished to the utmost
rigor of the law. Let every man voting in
precinct in which he is not resident, or rot
ing under an assumed name, be arrested at
once, and let his case be given to the Grand
Jury that meets next Wednesday. The in-
tense hatred Of the criminal class for
HEATH offers no apology for this desperate
attempt to corrupt the bal1ot-box.
, 1877-04-01

to SENATE bill 81, and this bill. also contains
the section relating to the recording OF deeds.
Senate bill ST can, however, if the House SO
desires. be amended in the House so as to be
identical with House bill 4o9,-both AN
7uoSY bills. Senate bill 81 (ADANs') COZ
tains only eight sections, and so far as re-
lates to the certifying the taxes to the County
Clerk. their extension by him, and their col
lection, is substantially the same as the other
bills. It differs mainly from the other bills
in the fact that it is shorter and contains
fewer exceptional provisions, the theory Of
the bill being simply to provide machinery
for getting the de1inquent-ta1es claims into
the hands of the County Clerk and authorize
their extension by him, and then leave the
General Revenue law govern subsequent
for getting the money into the
Treasury.
, 1877-04-01

One OF the unpleasant features of Journal
ISM is to take back, on compulsion, an
apology made by one paper for the hot
headed attacks of another. And get The
tribune may feel constrained to recant its
re,ract1on Of The Journals onslaught upon
Mr. AnSR TAYLOR, unless that gentleman
6hall abandon his habit Of consorting with
FERRY SMITH, and return to the respectable
fold that gave him political birth.
, 1877-04-01

The Connecticut Legislature, approaching
the doubt and danger Involving life-insurance
and the companies which sell it, has appoint
ed special commission to Investigate the
condition of the companies Of that State.
The project has, in general, the hearty sup
port ofmost Of the corporations who invite,
rather than avoid, the most thorough scru-
tiny Of their management The result Of
this excitement and these inquiries will be
to place Gfe-insurance in q more healthful
condition than ever before,
, 1877-04-01

Every man Is supposed to have . mot,r,.
reason for his actions. AnSER TArtoR ~
fesscs to be candidate for Mayor. Att.th.
the "best man for the Office Of Mayor" Tn.
uNE reporter called uDon him and asked wbyh.
had turned so sudden Top, and why he b,s
taken such step:
''Simp:y for this reason" said III. T,ro,
that VIII vcnal and partisan in my notion - -
had 80 proven myself In mr action towards r..
WILSON. Simply Is to the facts Of tho case. -
Republican. and shall always be one hope b. Bal
Mr. WILSON, ~ the editor Of paper has m rsss
to attempt to read me ont OF the party, and sa1ie
has nc Use for me- When Iutter words In conrrns
ton or work for nv candidate. want bTsones b
be shel7ed after my candidate Is beaten WEI;
may have said, said politically. not a. seneed,,
upon Nr. WILSON. and never had q desire to a.
go. can give and take, and am alwars iriend,
after the Politica! hEht is orcs. 9arc ny naoas1
freely to the Republican cause last full and asfe3
for no o:nce. and want NO o:lcc now. ] simn.
want to show these gentlemen who want to tax
me Rcpnb'icanism that eau be independent mi
an somewha: sensitive on that point, and hadv,
WILSON done as | requested. would not alIow ~.
name to 90 before the public as candidate I only
ask lair treatment and just1ce-no more"
This is the mos: puerilc reason ever givenfa
being candidate for the purpose of defeating
bis own party. It is perfectly ridigulog,
reason, and will make Mr.. TAILOR puht
Of the city. At the very utnot
he will get but u beggarly handful Of yota
The number Of Republicans who intend t,
throw away their votes on TAILOR, aud the.ek,
help P1:t:1 Il. SMITH, will surprise him b.
their smaIlness rathcr than their multitu&
He will achieve neither Office nor honor bYn
course he is pursuing. =
, 1877-04-01

Down Hfth polygamy" is the CIT Of large
numoer OF newspapers, and Of the public IN
general That is just what the Mormons say:
!ne5 want 1t put down In every State but Utah;
eaeFe IL IS put down, and Is likely to stay put.
1ne quickest way to extirpate the crime is 70
,nouce women not to embark in the sssealng"
business, or to have husband with more thaa
one vile. Women are to blame for this condt.
lion OF affairs; and ne suggest that that sex
make polySamy subject Of reform Of prior
importance to suffrage aud Sorosis. Cut OF
the Mormon supplies OF wives.
, 1877-04-01

Peru, from which vibrates now and then a
hope that pence for Europe is assured, is q
suburb OF Constaatinoplc, on the north side
Of the 'sGolden Horn" It has communica-
ton with the city by q bridge of boats, is on
hill, is about two miles in length, and is
y ;hz7s she foreign Ambassadors reside. The
population is chiefly Franks.
, 1877-04-01

Mr.. LEONARD SWEET, resident Of Hyde
Pcrk, We believe, and friend aud attorney
for Mr. ADsEn TAYLOR, appeared Mt meet
ing in the interes. Of the 1atter;s candida:ure
for Mayor, and made speech which was
presumably intended to help him.
After reading the reports of this
speech We conclude that Mr.. SWEET strnyed
by some curious accident into the wrong
hail. as his speech was certainly as strong q
plea for the reelection Of Mayor HEATH rs
Mr.. SwErr could we'll have made. He
recounted some of the abuses of the Admin
istr'tion preceding Mayor HEArH's. He
told how the gas-bills had run up from
$4,000 in 1860 to $500, 900 year in 1870.
or twenty times the amount, while the popu-
,lation had increased only four-fold during
the same period he gave other instances
of the corruption that had brought taxes up
to sc, 000, 600 year under OoLv1s, and then
dwelt on the fact that the present Admins
tration has reduced them by $4,000, 1000
yearIy. II there could be any better reason
than this for re-electing the present Admin
which Mr. SWIFT helped bring into
power, we cannot think of it.
, 1877-04-01

Readers Of The TRIBUNE no doubt felt pern}
far sensations as they perused q special d.
patch yesterday from Columbus, O., oonce4+
ing skcleton-factory near that city, coeratd
BY one SNYDER, under the name and style Of,
henncry. The factory is running at the rate d
from $50 to 200 skeletons per annum, and ii.
supply Of matcrial is obtained partly from med
cal schools and Doctors offices, and partly froa
the general market The thing about Sy1DEa's
factory which will make the ''gorge'' Ut tha
Columbus people rise is the fact that the hen.
merry f1ourishca On the tid-bfts supplied from tia
boiled-of mortality of the skeletou-faeto7l
Many Columbus gournand has lar1ed hi
sides with SNYDER's chickens, and the Easter
eggs Of that locality will hare more than com.
mon Tesurrcctionary significance Yet what Of
its AS Dr.. HOLLAND beautifully puts it,:
Life ever more is fed 11Y death
In earth and sea aud skr,
And that 4 rose may breathe its breath
Some living thing must die.
SETDER has merely utilized this poetic
thought; but bis 1abors, it appears, arc not ap-
preciated, for his nelghbors propose to run him
and his skelcton-tactory, with hcnncry attach
ment, out OF the country. Gen. CoM1r, Of tho
Ohio State Journal, will now have fresh Illus
tratfon. Instead OF saying that citizen Of Co
lumbus cannot sing **any more than canal
boat" he can put It thus: *'He is as unuausicaI
as q man with one OF SsrDER's hens in his
stomach.'
, 1877-04-01

The New York Nation is still disposed to
give President HAYES chance.-to take him
at his best, as it were; in fret, to think well
Of him. This will crafty the President
With the big Nation and the little Nat,oz, On
his side, he will simply stuff cotton into his
cars, take sedative, and let CHAxBEn1a1y
and HAMPTON talk till doomsday, If they
want to.
, 1877-04-01

"bos Americanus "is, the title which Punch
gives to cartoon in the latest issue received n
TINS country. 1t is not picture OF Boss TWEED,
as many might suppose from its title, but
very clever picture Of the way In which Amert-
can oeei' oJ importation, assaults the pocket Of
JOHN BULL LIS something the Englishman
can understand, because it appeals to his stom-
ach.
, 1877-04-01

They call the *' reform" meeting at Farweu
Hall, Friday night q '*CnosE meeting,
because it had to 4orgnnize ITSELF" Col.
An. was conspicuous for being absent.
, 1877-04-01

Grand Duke ALzx1sIs great admtrer Of
HzRvE's opera Of "L4 Belle Poulc." What
pity that he came TO late to witness the per-
formances Of Jonf MoRR1ssE1's pool, one Of
the finest displays Of the year, notwithstanding
Its drawbacks,
, 1877-04-01

=. Dr.: Mari w41kra way xroth Friday bsc.u,a
Ms eae was prevented 1r9n calling upon Co..
1s LINTON Never before MARI put on her ws1.
p@'nt oid Re realize why q man-of-war uaS
, 1877-04-01

It was a. detunct terraagant, possibly a snt,...
szcd Cosnanchc from the happy huntlnc-en,.e4's
It Is pleasing, anyway, to see spirit com.n&I@
the scratch In such lively manner, after ~ p@
ty-ntnc years Of mapping. This eyidene. IS
disposition to scratch, coming to Mr. Srnp,sa
direct revelation from the other wurld -, ~
be great comfort to him. It Al s ~
renders it possible that this gcatle excrci,. s,s
constitute beatitude Of the future. soe,,n4
that great philosopher, reckoueti it a1nnn. =.
cardinal joys Of the present life Indeed, sr,... ~
ing for fun or else for fight has been ~ =.
standby OF the race, and it is pleasant h sss
that there is an intimation from the spirit w..
that it is to be IL rt1pttHum- These sidtl,ss.%
from Mr. SroREY's article are intercsttnp =.
useful. It Is source Of regret that b. da.4
not more s'boldly announce himself" u ,k
1iever. Then, after a whilc-may it yetbe X.
tant-we shall have the 1Snss, with Cexnc.',
KEENAN, and 4. s. TEuDE "actinx" o}ir,..
aud ". F. STOREY, edftor-;u-chfcf, mate1t.lr,s,
daily In its columns as he sits and lucpn,:.<.
side by side with Prof. JONES, Of the a..
i Philosophical, ri in the s'Swcct bye and bye.n
, 1877-04-01

What do the Democrats OF the seventh Ward
mean bT running scamp for the City Counc1l
DO they deliberately desire such fellow to
represent theml Are they in sympathy With
criminalsa Is majority OF the ward composed
OF dishonest votersa Ii the honest and decent
men OF the ward constitute majority they
should unite irrespective of party lines, and
elect reputable citizen to represent them.
The running of two candidates BY the honest
and decent men will. In ali human probability,
result In the election o1 a man who will disgrace
the ward, md justly cause the finger Of sco1n
aud contempt to BE- pointed at It.
, 1877-04-01

Mr. KEAHSEr, Of Cook. felt called upon to an
swer The criticism In The Cn1cAao TRIBUNE Of Jes-
telnay ana pronounced the article false and tbs
writer liar. Mr.. KEARxEr continued his dennn-
cation or the reporter Of The Tn1busE character"
iz1ng the articles as base]y false and repreheuhle
~ ~ tne !ast degree the members gathered about
&c aI answer s to the articles Of THE TR1susE.-&.
we understand that KEARyEY's denunciatfou
WIS repetition Of the speeches delivered In the
old Board OF su; ervtsors by those who expelled
MIN from that body for bribery and corruption
some OF thsoe speeches were ts caustic," and
hEARHET remembered them well.
, 1877-04-01

BLA1R LODGE NO. a93, A. F. ,nd i, M,-Eeru!,r
Gomnuntssa%t'oa n1s % Monday syen'nE. April Mork "a
Tt,ed. By order Of the n. Il.
, 1877-04-01

THOMAS !. TURNER LODGE No. 4ne. 4 F. and
A. M~Mi11 a w1rk Ihursasy eyen.ps April:s FtEst
invited. This time ther will work 1o1r candldatcs
They meet II Frocnasons' Hall :. East Monroc.st~
, 1877-04-01

GARDEN C1TT LODGE no. 20 ANCIENT ORDER
OF UNITED WCEkMEN meets Monday evenings In
Olympia Hall. northeast corner North Clark and Mich
, 1877-04-01

p: 6. cREG1En LODGE NO. es3. A. F. md A. M
lion 'Vednsstay cyenas, Arr :. at o'clock 2. IN.
hereby notified 10 be present. Visiting brethren
cordially invited. By order Ut
JAMES KEATS. n. II.
, 1877-04-01

APOLLO cosIMANDERT. NO. !. KNIGHTS TEN.
PLAR-spcc1sl Cuncave Asylum. - to 1B Monroe
o. Tucseay evening ne3L ArIil 3. At O'clock sharp
Stated c0uctatc At O'clock Orcr Of Il. T. will be
fer7ed. Waiting Sir Knights welcomed By orier o
the T.. C..
j. +. DUNLOP, Recorder.
, 1877-04-01

GOLDEN RULE LODGE NO. 7oo 4. F. and A. M-
Hatil furdner tbs. @ noties ths meetaes vii b. held IN
municauon on Tuesday evening. 3d Inst at . D. M
JOHN McFADYEN, Sec
, 1877-04-15

FEMININE NOTES.
There seems to be general feeling about town
that when there is no light in the entry man ought
to be excused for kissing his wife when she lets
him in provided he thinks 1t is the chamber maid
-Nor1riA Bulletin.
ssMrs. Parr, Of this village" says a Wisconsin
exchange, has had no less than seventy attacks
must be one OF the :. Brayc Women OF Serenity
Sicks. '-.HttD York Commercial! -ddrertiSer.
"She mar Be very good woman, - eaEped Tom
son, his breath almost chokcd OF by the ughtucss
Of big new ehirt, while the wrists we're SO loose
thnt they seemed not to be buttoned at all; .'shc
may be very good woman, bnt she don't UNDER
stand the practical application OF Typographical
engineering to fine shirt"
The imperishab1e affection Of a child for its
mother is eqnalcd In no other phase Of animal na-
ture- A bright Nevada boy OF 1B summers has the
extracted teeth Of his maternal ancestor manufac-
tuTed into ertehase pegs, and nov, when he holds
ceased mothers maternal SMILE and brings tears to
his youthful eJes--Boston Globe.
The stepmother Was rs sharply sarirized In an
Client Greece as In our OWL time and country Cal
umachus says:
A. on = step p-damc's tomb young child laid
sa e sSs % 1ef F1 70 her shade
root, een thoIrh e entobsaE :bn
commercial traveller in Yankee civ handed a
merchant. upon whom he bad called, portrait or
ms ms oet1othed instead Of his business card saying
~ea+4s A0 AeFA usGAtCA ESk4DllsQ1HElE The
chant examined /: carefully, remarked that il was
ane establishment, md returned 1t to the aston
1shed and hlnshinc traveller with hope that be
would soon be admitted into partnership,
We hare always fully believed TINT women arc
angels minus only the wings-especialiy the Welt
dressed ones But sud .qnestionings arise in our
breasts, which will not down At our bidding, when
boot, the bare angelic heel and the soled tatters
Of ragged stocking are seen peering out to dnd
the best place to step on muddy crossing.-Bos-
ton AdcerfiseT-
A stupid editor who neyer notices the fashions
tries 10 be smart, and says: ''Tha sweetest thing
in bonnets is the lady's two-lipA' Oh, iguoraucci
not to know that In the present style Of wearing
than it Ii from her feet Nhy, quiet. reserved,
timid woman wears her hat away aft, like mike
shift ruddeT; fashionable woman builds Kind Of
platform ont Ut her bsck hair, and hangs the bon
net on the rear eud Of It and real Stylish model
hired girl carries pole over her shoulder with the
hat slung to the end OF it.-Darliagtoa Haukeye-
, 1877-04-15
GOSSIP FOB THE LADIES.
A Rebellion Against the Episcopal
Marriage.Service.
Beauty Of English and American
Women Compared.
The Latest Etiquette on Nuptia1 Ocea'
6ious-.Madame Bodisco.
LOVES REVEI1.

LOVES 1lETElI-
Love In a lethargy once slept
A week without awakins;
And uay and night his mother wcpt
At if her heart were breaking.
The Cruces pinchcd the boy in vain
lie never felt their stinging:
They azns to him Paphian strain:
He slcpt through all their singing.
To Jove at length the goddess soared.
Moet miserably crying.
so, save my son, Heavens mighty Lord!
The God Of Love Is dying!"
..To earth. said Jove, once more repair,
And cease your cries md weeping;
4 friendly lcech will meet you there,
Who'll cure Loves overslceping."
Vcnus few back: the boy was free,
For Joye, on special mission,
Had sent him gTeeu-eyed Jealousy,
Junos own state physician
The ccre, much more than the disease,
Olympus shook with laughter;
For Love wne never at his case
And never slumbetcd after.
Mem l'ork World,
, 1877-04-15

beauty, as we had the ssd opportunity Of seeing
few years since, when she returned among Us Tor
shori stav. Her sons nrc officers in the Russian
army. and her daughter has just been making
visit to the beautiful Madame ron Overlook, nee
Goddard ut her home In StnttKardt.
, 1877-04-15
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DEATHS.


PHILLlPs-March - OF scarlet fever. Warren C..
Youngest son OF whitman II. and L1bble II. fhHlPs'
oxcd years months and dAys. .-....
Also Apr !. Of the sAtc disease. Maud A-gouuses1
daughter, aged year month and days.
TYLER-Feb Is at the residence Of her SOP; law
j. n. Boutwell,, In Eugcwoot Cook County: ILL A!s.
Hannah Tyler. reltct OF Capt David Tv'er. In the
IA Ann ArboF. Mich. papers please copy.
South May st. Bridget beloved wife Of John Eruce
thence BY to Calvary. Friends Of the family IN
vited to attend. -.-,.-.,-.
CEAsE-At Brushes Nills n. r, Of consumption.
Bradley Corydon Cease Ut Chicago, aged II ne leaves
wife and one child
DOYLE-On the I4th inst. nt residence. NO. 2!7 On"
tar1o st. Ellen Julia, beloved wife Of Austin D. uoyit
and eldest daughter Ut Charles Donneily
REQUIEM hiGti- at Cathedral OF the Eoy Name ~
10 clock Monday morning, after whlcn 1unetal VIII
proceed By carriages to calvary Cemetery
ATEIESON-On her 17lh birthday, At the residence
OF her mother 20 North Markct-st-, Sydney NJ AT
Funeral from residence by carriages to Ro:ehi At
D. M, Monday 10th inst Friends OF family afe H.
vited to attend -
Saturday, APr Is # ews hss No.
Funeral notice hereafter.
.MAYSAkD-At Battle Greek; Mich. April k,Sr; 1a NJ
than Maynard Esq-, father OF Mr. Henry e. Aayn0fd
and M1a. William Il. Fellows. Of this city:
, 1877-04-15
MAR KfAGES.


FOnrF-DAylES-By the Rev. DR.. Locke, April IA.
Robert H. Foote and Alnry Ella Davies
BL1sS-HAMLiN-1n Muywood On the l2tn lns..' y
the Hev. IL. c. Granger, Aale EHss aho sla1 ~" 1'
HaMlln. No car1s. 49,.
GEouEGAN-ENS1s-On Tuesday evening, At tne
Erdmau Mr. j. Z. GoeheEan and Miss LIE Ennis:
, 1877-04-15

render Of Gen. Lees sword nor inttmated bS WORD %
deed that he expected it to be yielded 70 Inc VIC
side.ate and Lind In bis bearing. to the de-.
featcd chieftian and strove BY al means. o.
social amenity to make Gen Lee ieet .. rrn.s vane
inscparable M from tue occasion. Their second
meeting was by appointment at 10 o'clock, i, aps a
10. 1865 At point nearly midway between sne
and apart, sitting on hor.ebaek in drizzIing rain
hour concerning ,hs dstas ocels o5
selected from both armies The, 'apple-trce
atory was pure fabrication: started BY some IN.
principlcd adscnturer. most likely for the pnfPose
never met under an applc-tree, nor near one."
, 1877-04-15

A correspondent OF the Milwaukee, tWr,s.) Nt,rs,
who Faya that he was the only civilian preaent at
the surrender Of Lee 10 Grant 1t Appo.uattax
writes. ''Gen. Gr-nt never demanded the sur
, 1877-04-15

rfwe evor feel impatiencc with the slow progress
the President makes in settling the Southern qnes
ton let remember what Sreat and benehcen. en-
sitmatinn IL than We yould have dared to hope .
few mouths or even weeks ago.-BosfoH Heroso
fInd' Ueaa.),