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A Budget of News Gathered in
Europe,
Death Of the Daughter Of Gen. Grant
An Understanding Between Aus
tria and Germany, to the
Future Detriment Of
Turkey.
Archbishop Ledoehowsk7 and the German
Government.
AUSTRIA.

LONDON, Aug. ia Pesth dispatch to the
Stlelard says: Count Andrassy now greatly
regrets the Efnpsrof's acceptance OF his res-
1Rnati0h, as ne really Wishsf 10 remain n
Office.
dispatch from Vienna to the tSt0netard
says: a person Of nndenfabIe authority
writes as follows: "FroTn the recent meeting
OF the Ernpsrors OF Germany and Austria will
cided policy OF Austria in the East, aiming
at the attainment Of strong foothoId In
Turkey.
A Times dispatch from Vienna says: 1.-TWO
portfolios Ia the new Austrian cabinet, that
only provisionan, and that OF public instruc-
ton, are reserved for Liberals" II the Lib
erals do not refuse to participate In the pres
ent cabinet they will doubtless form the ma
joritv in that body. Herr Freiberg, editor Of
the Vienna Presse, has BEEN asked to join the
ministry. This mas produced the best i'm
nreSSifna.
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TILE QUEBEC RIOT.
Fighting Resumed in the Streets Of
the City Yesterday.
The French Attack the Irish in Their
Quarters Latter Fully Pre-
pared for the Assault Mill
tary Preparations for
any Emergency. I'LL

QUEBEC, Aug. 16,-All remained quiet In
the city during the night, except that in some
streets pistol shots were occasionally fired at
random. The troops are still In their bar
racks. At noon fighting was resumed by the
French attacking Champlain street from the
Heights. The attacking party is said to BE-
in large numbers and wefi armed.
The Irish OF Cffanrpfafn and MonteaIm
wards are all prepared TO defend their homes
and families with their lives, and have in
some Instances barricaded their homes.
Passengers by the North Shore train from
Montreal last night say the cars were
Bishop Racine. Of Chieoutini, and other pas
sengers slightly injured by missiles.
RHmor5 are current that during the night
a number of st. Sauveur people made q raid
upon the armory at Lorette, and robbed 1t Of
Its contents. The military authorities are
unable to confirm the report but 1t is certain
that the beiigerents are well armed.
The houses in Champiain street are pro-
vided to-day with stones and other missiles
On every fiat, and death will surely be the
fate OF any attacking party which essays to
proceed up, for the cannon still remain
planted across the street. Battery B Of the
Eighth Battalion and the cavalry remain un,
der arms in cass Of emergency.
Inorder to render reports VI the riot more in
telligioe itrnay be well TO state that the upper
part Of Charnplain street, lea ing up to the
Coves from the city, is Inhabited principally
~ Irish, and higher up toward SilIery street,
that portion OF the street called Cape-B Blanc,
Is known as the French district. st. Roche
and st. Sauvier are also principally French,
and the Moutcalm ward Irish and French.
An evening paper estimates the expense
caused to the city by the riot at over so. 900,
exclusive Of the commercial loss which must
ensue.
Individual rioting and assaults at Cape
Blanc continue al intervals, but there is not
80 much apprehension now Of another stand
10 fight. The Ninth Battalion. which mas
been called ont, ana which is composed prin-
eipally Of French Canadians, has been de-
prived of its arms
The meeting of the mem bers Of the old Ship
Laborer5' Society has been called for to-
night, on Priests wharf, and will be adj
dressed by Messrs. John Murphy, ex-mayor; !;
John Sharplss, Of Sharpies d Co., and W.
Roe, OF Allain Il Roe, the ooieet being to in
duce the extremists in the society to accept
the terms desired by the French seceders.
Upper town is pretty free from the troubles.
and strangers and business faeh are not Inter-
fered with by either side, 50 that travellers and
tourists have nothing to fear in the city.
At o'clock this evening there is no further
news regarding the riot. The troops are In
readiness 70 move, but all Is quiet at present.
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: LOUISIANA.

The Ouachita has reached dead low water.
Health In the sugar parishes Is remarkably
good
Webster parish has adopted law to pro-
tect animals.
The De Soto Demccrat reports the cotton
caterpillar as ranp pant in that parish.
The Shreveport papers oppose the killing
Of dogs, and advocate the establishment Of a
dog pound.
steam cotton mill, says the MarksvlIIe
Bulletin, has been erected on the island to gin
the cotton crop OF that neighborhood.
No New Orleans mail since last Sunday
evening. and We have 9 daily mail -to ohreye-
port Standard
New IBERIA has received its first bale Of new
cotton. Mr.. Brunner. who raised the bale,
received a five dollar gold piece Is premium.
severe hail il the western portion Of the
parish on Friday evening last. Cotton, on
some places, was seriously Injured Clai-
borne Guardian.
Work upon the Thibodauz bridge is pro-
crossing. The repairs will Be completed In
ABOUT fifteen days, when it will be again
opened for public use.
Mr.. J. c. jackson informs IFS that there is a
cypress tree on Cypress Grove plantation,
Bayou Black, having q circumference Of sew
enty-two feet Houna Courier.
The discharged hands Of the Cornie Bran
a. Sh-eveport's quarantine station, passed
through Colfa1 Tuesday.
Co.fa1 has received its first bale. It came
frora Natchtoches August 7. Two hours
afterWard bale, raised il Grant parish, ap-
peared on the market.
An entertainment was given by the ladies' OF
West Baton Rouge, at Poplar Grove, on the
twelfth instant, to raise funds with Whfch TO
build an Episcopal church at Port Alien
The quarantine regulations have not yet
affected the mails seriously. The change In
schedule from Monroe 20 Shreveport has put
us from twelve to eighteen hours behind the
HorId.-fC Claiborne Guardian.
The mayor OF New Ioeria issued his pro-
ctamation ordering an election on MONDAY.
the eighteenth instant, for one member Of the
town council to decide the tie vote between
Mesars. r. L. Mcbride and NJ P Young.
At the Cut Off, Bayou Lafourche. on the
second, a,rnan named Bourron atten ptad to
commit suicide by shooting himself in the
heal with pistol. but the weapon being de-
fective, inflicted only slight injury.
Watermelons huge and abundant: cotton
opening rapidly, cotton sacks and baskets in
demand, corn failure, about one-third crop;
hay Is coming in and sells quickly; corn ts
seven ty-hve cents per bushel-t Satchitoches
4ildicator.
Ten coonS was all Mr.. Lestan LEMON could
Kill Tuesday night. but ne went back to the
same place the night following and Eilled sfx.
On the same night Mr.. Oglesby also k11iea
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THE BUTLER COMMITTEE.
How the Republicans Garry Rhode Island
Some Interesting and Instructive
Testimony. 5.=g

NEWPORT, Aug. 15.-Tne Butler investiga-
ting com mfttee met here to-day and heard
the testimony OF half a dozen prominent busi-
ness men Of Providence as to the good char
acter and efficiency Of deposed custom house
officials. Several witnesses declared that
money had always been used by the Repnbli-
cans In Rhode Island TO buy votes. They had
seen as much as so paid for vote. The price
ranged from 50 TO SO. Edmund T.. Prentiss,
warden q the fourth ward, was then exam
ined, and explained how the custom -huase
officials participated in State elections. y.
NEWPORT, Aug. 16.-SeveTal witnesses testf-
to-day TO the use Of money at elections In
Rhode Island. j. M. Foster, Jr, swore that
he had received $40 through q trap door. He
did not know who gave Ii TO him. Both he
and Chas. G. Heath said they had seen checks
given TO voters, for which, when presented
In dark hall and rum shops they received
S. and 3D. Heath said that 5000 had been
used In the eighth ward In the election Of
1875. Federal officers were very active par
tieipants In elections, but he had never re-
ceiged money from them.
Judge | win I. Case testified that the Fede-
raj officers at Providence took an active part
In politics, and were always at the polls cleo
tioHeertng. It was an open thing that votes
so strong that they were always. in the mar
ket and always bought np. He had never
been bought himself. He refused to say
whether he had bought voters
Edwin r. DaViey, former chairman Of the
city Republican rnrnittee, said ne had not
seen Federal officers use money, but believed
money had been used.
VIM. n. Richardson, former clerk IN the
postofffee under Gen. Brayten, said the post
office was the political hesduuarterst and
tnat the workers, wire puliers and politicians
came at all times to see the postmaster and
plan campaigns. Drunkenness was o comm Oh
thing in the postofice. He had seen the
postmaster and two or three clerks drunk re-
fE, 15, Erary
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GaIvestOn's Quarantine Guandary-An
IItlmatum from R On stan

GALVESTON. Aug. 16.--Last night the board
Of health passed p resolution that the Nal
lory Line steamer Colorado, which has been
engaged In the South American trade. be per-
rnitted to enter with a cargo from New York
left the nattf to the discretion OF the Gov
ernor, who decided the vessel could be ad-
mitted after proper inspection, and with the
unanimous consent Of the Galveston board Of
health.
special to the Galveston Neps from
Houston states that the Houston BOARD Of
health to-day passed resolution quarantin-
ing against Galveston should the Colorado be
permitted to enter this port.
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Summary Executions In Mexico.

CTTT OF MEXICO. Aug. q, Via Havana,-The
opposition papers continue to critleise un-
faVorably the recent events at Vera Cruz,
Of the governor. FIgurero the
famous leader Of the Proveineiados, In the
State OF Vera Cruz. was overtaken with four
armed followers and his second officer, and
all were snot. The Old law in existence, pro-
ytding for immediate execution Of all partiea
caught in arms. whether under pretext OF
revolution Or otherwise. has been drawn from
oblivion by President Diaz, and he faIIiIls Its
text in spite Of all outeries.
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NoraenskJo,d,s Escape again D,seredlted

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1G-Passengers by
the steamer ST Paul. from Conalaska, report
that the United States revenue cutter Rush
had been through Behring's Straits to point
only seventy-fve miles from East Cape, where
Prof. Norden- kjod is supposed to BE- frozan
to. The sea was clear Of ice IS far to the
north as could be seen, last winter having
been very mild and open Nordenskiold's re-
ported escape is dscredted in the northern
settlements OF Alaska and the Aleutian
Islands,
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Seventeen me n sat in front Of the hotel.
Another came GU from the dining-roon and
took his seat an long them Seventeen faces
lit up as II the L nglooked for had come at
last. Seventeen 2 airs OF eyes were turned to
opened ODE to speak to b i'm. But ne was too quick
for them. Yes gen tlemen. it is hot enough
for me-" he observed, plaeidIy emphatic.
Seventeen pairs Of lip We were sqddenly closed,
and seventeen faces gr, aW plank with light
teen teen American % citizens b ad suddenly had all
their constitutional and hereditary rights
swept away at one swift ,slast-tLoutsYille
Courier-J ournal.
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. SPORTING NOTES.
The Coming oarsmen's oontest-A Strong
List Of Competitors,

Barrie. Ont, Aug 1s-H Hanlan, PIaiated,
Morris, Kennedy, Riley. Hosrner and many
other prominent oarsmen are here, ready 70
take part in the regatta which will begin on
Monday and last three days.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA. Aug. IA cold rain has been
falling all the morning and the track Is deep.
First racs.Day Boat Line stakes for two
year Odds. three quarters Of a mile. Glidelia
won, Carita second, Luke Biackhan third.
Tine, 20.
Second race-Peoplea' Line stakes. two
miles, WAS won by Franklin, Danicheff sec
ond, Gen. Phillips third. Time, 8 ~.
Third race-One nile and d quarter, Check
mate walked over.
Fourth race-selling race, one mile, was
won by Enn1ee. EdHln A. second, Corella
third. Time, :494
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quarantine hospital, died yesterday after
nnon No new cases have developed On the
Fnrin,,e. but she IL still detained at quaran-
tine There is no case of yellow fever at quar-
antine
EO FEVER AT MATERsvILLE.
MAYERsyTLLE, Miss, Aug. 16.-To FL. j. FL.
Ranch, Cairo There ID no case OF yellow
fever here now. VERT JOHNSON.
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NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. AUGUST II, 1s7e-TRIPLE

ON Thursday last, were arrested in Camden
to-day. Superintendent Verts was committed,
without bail, for d hearing on Monday.
THE CASUALTIES OF THE OAK GROVE HOTEL
FIRE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16-The charred remains
OF ons man and three servant girls were
found this morning In the ruins Of the Locust
Grove Hotel, at Bath, l.. l., which Was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday.
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Bayard.s View York Friends.
fBrookIyn EaeIa. Dan.

There is no doubt oil the position Mr.. Dor
sheimer occupies as candidate for gaberna-
torial honors. His position on the Presiden-
tial question ts not neutral. He ts opposed 70
Mr.. iiIden; ne Is for MIR. Bayard, and ne Will
DOUBTLESS stand sqarely with Mr. John heiiy
and Tammany Hall on their platform
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsBCEG, Aug. f6,-The first court
martial at Moscow since the PRONUNCIATION Of
the military law was held Thursday and con-
demHed private gentleman named ZenikOff
to twelve years Of hard labor In the mines for
attacking and insulting sentinel.
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Movement. Of ocean steamsh,ps

NEW YORK. Ang. 16.-Arrived: Racilia,
Ftz Roy, Betsze, China, Gate City. Arrived
out: Australia and St. Laurent. Homeward:
Lady Dufferin for Savannah, Cultivator for
Norfolk
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Aug. ia collision has occurred on
the argenta aid Granville Railway. -Four
persons were killed and thirty injured.
The celebration of the NapoIeGne fete Of the
fifteenth Of August was omitted yesterday
for the first time in thirty years.
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Baa outlook for Creditors.

New YORK, Aug. 16.-The schedule Of as
signment Of Louis W. Schmidt, book pub
li5her ain was filed to-day with liabilities Of
assets OF S13, 49,
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The NEW 7oRE BAs6 STATEMENT.

The NEW ToRE BANK STATEMENT,
New ToRK. Aug 16.-The weekly statement Of
the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans, increase s13E5.of0: ssecte.
decrease sfG 500: legal tenders. decrease Sc fsi-
800; deposits, decrease :. IS. 500: circulation.
increase s37 400: reserve decrease s. 81. 800.
The banks now hold 81 4964 $50 IL excess OF
legal Telllrenents.
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one srate Lost.
pat-fnara Gazsfra

Baltimore Gazssral
ur Con ronkIing II w viii be able to secure the Rhods
TsIand delegation Ia the National Eepn1oit5s1 p1s tsa1
aSnventioas It may De said, We taiAA' a.iAs
hia boom has collapsed.
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Or.
nrrAr-Tnurn

ECourfer-J0aTnAII
Mr.. Lfnes, or Mr.. SpEague, or Mr. ColkliHg
ts an Injured man.
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ARREST OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS.

sfstant superintendent Of the Atlantic City
Narrow Guage road; Charles E. Redman,
telegraph operator, and Thos. Pennypaeker.
the engineer, who are charged with negligence
in running trains by which five lives were lost
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KILLED BYLTGHTSISG,

ALEXANDRA, Va, Aug. 16.-Durtng the
stable near Thornton, Va. on the Washington
and Ohio Railroad, killed two young men and
seriously injured two others who had taken
refuge therein
, 1879-08-23

print. For example, alt words ending
II, ,ess anil ntsS. ~ trUub'csotneness nautcous-
ncsa, carcltssress. 'fhGye words etN'uttt t,e
Al cfcd: truhlesumres, nauscuenes, cArulrsncs.
I'uro arc vast nnInl,er vi oas IN which, lhe IA
silent ut,u redundant, nt,l Ia retained 1nr no
genealogical reason. Take teec t~n: courteous
anil bu.1ntcpus, 1t IL impossible IT. tell ln}w
they Are to be pronounced by ttlc spelling, as Ult
ia solulea In three wars; but strike nut iiIt:
Silent lottcrs, nnd they bccUne eurteus Htll
bounteus, a,tf now VIC can iortn sumo Idea fron'
tllr spelling how they ought to llt: pronounced.
AuD ncr large class Of wur.ls, 1,f1I "r f,nrc,
cnd In i.t, in wn,rf, tho vowel is atwass slaort
n,ul HE SILENT; but tue nnalugF ot the Ian.
guapr II tilat linal INDICATES tlGlt the suwGI
preceding t1is Gc,lsuuant IL lnn4, ns iu the
wurds prerelc. Indicate. Il, gil caaes where
tic. IL short In tv, TIM { sl.uutd
he 'lrnpocd anL tLe words ,spcllrd VIZ: Mussy'
enplir, inrssIv. cxpansIr. 50 words ending ~
lie wllll short sn3ud dispense with thc atM
spell tnus: Drifnit, in1nlt. xraf1f. f>pocrit,
tasorit ctt., but rotain she tlnaI { when liu
vowel Is fung M lilIite. appetite. lneitr. etc
1In. tiAr ri doubled eunhunants Is o'c of the
MYSTERIES u Englah orthograptty, a'Al tonc'
this IL. that liz double consonant lpdicntc.
*t,ost preceding vowel, asnj sIng'a CotlHonnill
tto cunsraF.; but ah examination of tlle 0tc'
Mhhary tHONn llLt tic rule Ii ylulatcu III thou:
sAnds Vi ease*. md confusion worse cot!louutica
u iht ulllmn1f consequences. a great
many Wofis begin With q sttost vDWef, rs
altern,. effect. illegal, opuncnt, upper. ely.
ItIe rtll1 HIIxht lH. laid doKh that In I'll wurua
commencing With short ypwcl tic ctitsntIant
HlIoul'l be duub,ci hut III VII words not beEtn.
nng with 4 sborL yowet tile rullsnllant should
not ho doubled. he vatce hnyrr prunounecs
bott cunsunanta separately. Nc uonOt III stcnk-
lug sav n,as~sa~crc, cum-4aIhI, s9Ip-per, enl-
bar.ruE-sincat: but W. run the duplicate Cu1lHo-
nauts sugutt,eg shus: Mas4-artc, cutIth.-Ind,
sK1pIter, efnbarr.nsa.ticn,. Tie tsaiutsel eut,-
su,ilut Is silent af,1 redundant. performing ITO
uscinl purpukc. and stouhi tiltrc uru he DROP
sh.iq h,, It,.tf r]I hr4Is NxrINE4
nants wu'lih be grcat atcp in tic direction Ut
slnrli!leatin, usni fctufnl. THIS s!,l.lc change
wullta save months Ut tttlc to the learner, mud
avoid pertcisty tu nil altcs life. tEfonN.
, 1879-08-23

say the lcast, as any place one can ea'llv fI"h,'
n II that hali ANYTHING tn do with uic MATER at
all. N. DIS uci the1r living from the dcntl'y
Influences surrounding til. Including "sewer-
cas."nnl not from tmh!t.n. the rlsre wntcr of
our lake; 60 Tint II IL no wonder he trrpres TN.
t0rtncr rs Oi no ncc0lint, nIni condemns the
inter. The fnct III the matter Ia TINT MIR
fcrtiiizing catat,llshmcnta, rotten rtvGr, Which Is
tt,u n'nst important ntui suwer-0a., which per
meascs our l'uscs at all heuRntls, dealing death
AMI dcAo1ntton On every hand. arG tG chief
rnuscs Ut tue great mortality VI The present
summer. NC dn ,Ins bave "ba! watrr." as our
II. y. atilrms. II Lake Michigan was n stuy-
nant .not1. llo ntgIl: with ruth saT US mrch:
but he well knuws ,l,at nil tht: rewtraue
VI century eHipttcd fntn tsc laka from
this city would mt nnkn y inquire
although uilr lDuntaln.t"aI IS Onv tw', tnflrs
trun 'he shoW. tlre wfnlla nt waves nf Lake
Michigan at aiI seasnIls ttu nlnre to pirfy thsn
nlD tu N. u "a If Tie clty or country ct,ll over
| nrrDthpltsh, inrjnlng MI the patent t'Itcrs In
cxistgslrr. NJ t!a,lvcr need he aunrr"nlled
fro'n 'Ilat Ho.srec. Thu utrat dnnyer tn every
ute lies In slle iact t1Iat we nrc t'c g sl"wlv
puis,fe.i, md ttuuus ,uds laid away III ,intlmcty
crayct, from the Irnd1v ctlrnly sewtr.gns uIHi
gasrs of nj! kfRls iind|ng thrr way ins" our
i1nl'scs frofn river nr'i alley y would not bc
t,atntnt for dUtDrs tO work nga[nst tleir own
Interests. Int 1t is criminal Tor hny n. d. to ut.
tempt to blind The ltlbltc to facts which are
paraH0tlnt IN everything clsc, ni wtiicfl c''tl-
cnrn 'hs t,ratth mud wclfare Of every resident.
II 0Hr ". u. IL u1acli, fic had better prActlcu
whcrc probably liz can make money lv cxatntn'
trg illrir well water asHl t,rsgcfbnE accord n.ly
but Chivaxo at present 'is getting too wide
| Rwuke to tie fact tint sewrr.gaa ta nne of otif
nnst deadly enclnfcs to BY blli.!ra by nv s''s
enough Ens ut uresrBt without beng deng.d
With ahy moro fron ono OF tho medical profcs
sio1. j.. MouAr.
, 1879-08-23

lie ritlcr II n foh,. or lies.
Niia says that tru1 lore never 1Ees.
Why, once there was Ioye 40 strong
1t Aca1ctt all lights on w!nss Of song.
!. laughed Mt fear: |, knew no sleep; :
1t l!Fru atl ie;sttis, however deep.
II even t.,ok delight In ,Ia!n;
lis ted Dluu'l bonl'ael through each rc.n
With ruch intensity and !cht
Ttiit every s!Eoc 1t felt e:cn,t Hvcet.
II knew M pIst; 1t u.adc no pinn;
iiruscn ~tAs not wttlc enough to span
Moro than The mighty Var. alone,
Mh hach scarcn fund ruum froni zune to ssone.
And yet, to-aay. there Is no truce.
In my SPOT Or any ptacc,
M hidden .rayr. no hal'.lscalcl scar.
Vt that Ercat lave, 50 lsso siar.
II tctl--lt .!!ed-tt passed away;
No part vi II survives to.1ny.
Fase. e.woun'e,l In tin brraxt and wing.
1t cDHlA hui rUar-!t C1i1Il not s,NX.
II hill its lnrsa lcst men sh1u'd know,
Int left it, hIuua- tracks III tlic snaW,
TIL. Alnrv.d and wasted 10 frame.
InwHsI!ly VI III furlncr ualec.
II ceased entirely ia cxitt-
And, satdcr srlll, II was n0: missed.
Melted hv SiliI. untl washed by rain.
NJ taurc Its nlnud.lracxs nos ke.sla!n.
IL. either IN II fon1. Hr lies,
Mhu says that true luse never dies.
ELLA WHEELER.