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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
THE PROCEEDINGS.

THE PROCEEDINGS
NJ. ii. Besrdsley, l.. G. Karrick and
J. l.. Lawson recommended that Food
Inspector Kendall be clothed with
police powers. Councilman Folland
and Moran sent In minority report
adverse to granting Mr.. Kcndall's re-
quest. BON reports were laid on the
table until this next regular meeting
OF the Council, after considerable dis
cussion pro and con.
REVISED ORDINANCE DUNoLISd.
Evans and Slmondi OF the enroll.
mcnt committee reported In the mat
ter OF printing the revised ordinances.
a contract had been entered into with
the Tribune Job Printing company, by
which according to specification, the
bouy Of tho printed matter was TO be
small plea loaded. Upon receiving
the fret proof sheet OF IL PIP, the com.
piler Jos. Lipman CALEB our attention
to the fact that the general appearance
OF the volume and the increased sizs
from that contemplated (Which IL q
copy OF the Omaha ordinances) which
we supposed was In small plea, but Is
proven TO 10 long primer, would be
disappointing aud Unsatisfactory.
We therefore recommend That your
committee be empowered to order the
change In the typo and that long
primer type be used aud TINT the
terms Of the contract be modified ac.
coruinRly.
Referred back to the committee with
instruction to draw upa new contract
anu submit IL to tho oou ncil.
... .
hooo" L'ohNsEs
Llauor licenses were pfanted m FOL.
lows: Geo, j, Sinclair. BechtoI a.
Sands, Fred 3. Hadra, Il. j, Howe a.
Co.. and B, q, Harvey,
bLook CORNERS
The committee on claims reported
mvorably on the petition OF Fred
corners be- estabiished IN Mat ID. and
recommended that tn, civ eny,neer
be directed To do tho neco.s,rv wo,F
and that stone street mon,,m.nts IA,
set at the same time as far north as
thirteenth street. Adopted.
ADVERSE REPORTS.
The committee nm claima ranoyIed
Adversely ON the claim ~ th,, Innn
Rlytbe ,stnt, for a reha,a an ,ax.s
Adoptod.
The sap,e cnnm,,,a. ra,o,,a, nd
veysely on ,he ns,,tio, ~ Vann,
iinivcrs,tv IN have H. n,on.,,n s,,tos
nom I'M. 1ssssso,,s hodss n,on,..d
'' "''f''''
THE fIREPRooFiNd QUESTION.
The mint c,,v mud cou,,, b,,u,,n.
commiytec ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ;h., NJ
Pro,,dfoot and MIR. Doremu. n. an.
pointed In yisit san ErancIsco 20 ~
inspect a plan of fireproonnr as nro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
DING QUESTION.
PUBLIC MARKET HOUSE.

Tho committee ON markets recon-
mended that the recorder be instructed
TO advertise Tor bids for n public market
ground and house. Adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

NJ. ii. Besrdsley, l.. g. Karrick and
J. L.. Lawson recommended that Food
Inspector Kendall be clothed with
police powers. Councilman Folland
and Moran sent In n minority report
adverse to granting Mr.. KcnjalPs re-
quest. Boln reports were laid on the
table until this next regular meeting
OF the Council, after considerable dis
cussion pro and con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

one phase Of womans prlde--grcat
family pride--is self respect. II lisa great
care. She will dwell at great length on It,
strength, aud is always on the alert TO pro
tect H. She Is 30 jealousof It that she con
tinually airs her grievances. She Is st
fearful that She will not he treated with
the Difference she considers her due tina
the most trivial things are taken Tor slight,
and insults, II the little things are eS
planned away, then she hsrhors suspicion,
with which 70 defend her great pride
These suspicions are generally the fruit OF
n jealous mind; for women who are on the
lookout for proper respect TO be paid tt
them are usually insauely Jealous of at
tcntlons paid 60 others, and woe bn unit
the unfortunate individual II the one lack
ing in attention 10 her should happen To ht
her husband In hercndpavors to properly
protect her family pride and self respect
her grievances become the common prop
erty and gossip Of the ncighborhood and
for that matter the most remote corners ui
the earth.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective OCT. 18th, isoe.
zish: <uue aud Depart a, Sai Lake CITY
Daily. foioipi.

Train: <iTue aud Depart at Saa Laks CIV
Daily. foiioivg
ARRIVE
From ~ Eastern points. ............ 20 a m
From Butte. Portland and San Fran.
sisoo................. ............ e;O5. m
From Park city and Cache Valley. 1850 4 m
From all Eastern points.................. 1880 m
IRON Cache Valley and ogden.....,.. 7iio p IN
ifIom Milford and intermediate
points. ..."...,.,....,.......... ...ioio,a 10
Prom Juab and EurokA.......,......... s,io p IN
fromIerminus hndTooole.. 400 p m
DEPART.
TOT en- eastern pointsa.....,....... SEQ IN
For Ogden and intermediate points. $40 IN
Tor Butte. Portland. san francisco
and Cache Valley ................. 1905, M
For Cache Valley and Park City. $50 . IN
Der all Eastern points and sanFraa.
'NN"'''''..'s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ei5o , m
ffor Eureka, Jusb and milford. 7aoa IN
for Juab and intermediate points. .'eSp m
'ior Tooele and Terminus .....-...... 5ia5 a IN
'Daily. sundays excepted.
Trains between Juab and Milford DO not run
sundnys
CITY TICNET afrpCr. .0I MAIN ST
ID. h. hUkLEY. Genl. Agt. Passgr. Dept
FL. II. CLARK. Pres. and Con. Mgr.
L, DICKINSON, ASST Genp Mgr
l.. l., LonAS, a. T.. a II Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

Who named the nowcrs' Eve perhaps
after Adam named the creatures. think
dear women, that Eve must have named
.he flowers, because her daughters are sc
proud " them. They were named bcfort
the time OF Solomon, you know. But hoN
comes II tia. 80 many flowers have the
same fancy names in more than one Ian
gungeY
Thus to take some Of our common wild
flowers -qulnsywort Is In French herbe 0
rcsquinauco; clcmntis is called by oul
country folks beggnrs' weed. in French II
Is hcrhc nuN queuN, mignonrtto-littlr dar
lng-is hcrbe d'amour, scuryy grass. alst
called spoon grass, is hcrbe aux cillcrcs
herb Paris Is herbo u Paris, moneywort Il
hcrbe aux cous. How did these namel
come 10 be alike IN both languagcsY OF
the other hand, some Of the French name,
are not In the least like oar own. Black
briony, for instance, is herbe aux fcmmei
hnttues; ccntnury isherbe aux mile ilorins
adder's tongue is hcrbc aux mile miracles
goose foot * hrrhc du bon Henri, and will
low herb 10 hcrbe 81. Antonio, -LondoG
Queen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

SUNDAY SHOWS.

The question OF granting the Won.
derland Amusement company the
privilege OF keeping their plnce OF
business open on Sunday came up and
caused tho regulation wrapglo and was
laid on the table again until tho next
regular meeting OF the Council.
$1,000 10 his uosoR's FUND.
Evans moved that $1,000 BIZ appro.
pria,ed to the Mayors contingent
fund.
Adjourned until Tuesday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
ADVERSE REPORTS.

The committee on claims reported
adversely on the claim OF the Jonn
Blythe estate for rebate on taxes.
Adopted.
The same committee reported adj
versely on the petition Of Young
Universally TO have Its property stricken
from the assessors books. Adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
REVISED ORDINANCE BUNGLING
Will Hot Send Tho City Engineer and
Architect Away.
COAL WEIGHING SCALES.
A Consulting Engineer 60 Come frni"
New York ut n cost of $500
IrrrguinrIty Ia once.
Tho City Council held an adjourned

Tho City Council held an aVJourhuu
meeting last night. In the absence OF
President Looibourow, Councilman
Rich was called to the chair. The
members present were: POLAND,
Hardy, Moran, Bell, Horn, Evans,
Beardsley, Heiss, Simondi.
City Recorder Stanton was also alb
sent, aud his duties were performed
by his deputy, Fred Dennis.
The minutes OF Tuesday nights ses'
sion were read and approved, aiteI
which the Transaction OF business was
commenced,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
SHOULD BUy THEIR own FEED.
Hardy offered the following:

Resolved, That all horse feed and other
expenses that this city has paid for the
different heads of departments for III,
keep OF their horses and repairs to theii
authorized to charge tho amount up tC
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
RIO GRANDE
WESTERN.
IISIC),S|
wGRANDE%S
AWESTERNM
I2A.RnrVIiH%I
aSMi'
s: Z MA IL CURRENT TIME rxBla
In Eject JRnuary LIST. IsOs.

IrAvrH SALT LAKE
No. a-Fur Provo, Grand June non and
AL points East -.,....-.......,,... Sioj AIN
No,i-For Provo, Grand Junction and
Nil points Ehst........ .........- e.93 pm.
No. s-For Provo, Payaon, Eureka and
SILVER Guy ...,,.............,-t;U o pm.
NO. o-for bingham, Provo, Mhnu,
and halina..... .......,..... ...viOo Am.
No. e-Eor Ogden and Wesi......-.-llios pm.
No l-For ogden and the WeHt .."-...ltiio AN
AUIvEs SALT IAHE
No. l-From Provo. Grand junction
and the East ..,...,.,. ..........ii0 5 a. m.
No. t--Trom Provo. Grand Junction
and tho East...............,...... Ii ,lH pm.
No. 1-from Provo. Phyeon, Eureka
and silver CRY .,,......,....... l0i3O am.
NO e-From bingham, Provo. Manu.
and SAllna ,,..,,...,....-......... titp.ln'
NO g-trom Ogden and the West.... 5l AM
No i--ttOn' OGDEN and tho Woat-...,. eiP pm
Pullman Palace sloepers on all through
trains. No ohangesi close connections. Safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket Ofilee No. 900 a Main s'-~~t.
d. Z. DODGE, A. h. WELBr III, BENNETT
Gen. Manager. Cen. tupt Gen. 4. al. AgL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

The committee on claims reported
favorably on the petition OF Fred
Trimmer ct nj. asking that block
corners be established In plat ID, and
recommended that the city engineer
DO directed to do tho necessary work,
anu that stone street monuments DO
set at the same time as fur north ms
Thirteenth street. Adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
VAN A rLuME rUr IN.

Helsp and Evans moved that the
waterinaster be instructed TO put In u
flume at the Intersection OF Eighth
West aud Fifth South streets. Adopted.
AGAIN THE WATER pIrE souADBLE.
The Mayors veto OF the water pipe
purchase was then taken up. His
objections were defeated on vote OF
ten ayes, no nays AMI one councilman
excused.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

chsreable TO other departments, Us
shown by the orders OF tie council
authorizing the same.
CONSULTING ENGiNBER.
The special sewer COMMITTEES report
ed tina, they hat employed MI. j. j .h.
Croes, Of New York City, at n cost OF
81 500 including all his expense, anu
that they had telegraphed him to come
at once az consulting engineer to in'
vestlgnts the proposed gravity sewer
system. Received and filed.
IRREduLARITY IN OFFICE.
Moran offered the following
whereas irregularities have occurred
In ono Of tho city departments tPolice
COURT; therefore be 1t
Resolved That tho auditor be ordered
10 carefully audit the account, of Tho SOW
oral departments at lcass once IN each
month.
Adopted.
The sun., 1893-07-16
An Up.to.datc soliloquy.

FTOW Hf LOHuOH ITWH
To paint or not to paintt That 10 the question:
Whether ris better on ones checks TO suffer
The marks inflicted by q wearing season.
or 10 take steps against increasing palepess.
And with the rouge pot end 1t! To paint 10 rouge
That's all: and BY simple smear to marx
Times onset. and 10 change the pasty hue
oar flesh IL heir to-tis . contamination
Devnutly TO be wish'd. To pant. to rouge
To rouge. perchaneo to daub-aye, there's the rubt
For. OF that simple smear. the mess some mako
Must give US pause. and bid US hesitate
Ere We supply ourselves with new complexionh
For ho would bear the marks OF dining out:
OF crowded balls. of vlstts TO the opsrn:
or smart reunions and sleep curtard;
wheI she herself might bring youth's roses bacC
with soft hare foot, Who would sttil be pale.
But that the dread Of rourinr badly done.
OF paint put with affective touch.
And clumsiiy witha. puzzles the will.
And makes US rather wear tho hue We have
Than rouge q one when we scarce know howl
Thus docs sc!f.consciousness and fear OF ridioao
Mako towards Of some nf us though not OF all;
And keep u.s. in the rn<pst OF painted biushes
6Ill sieEled DER with pale cast OF cheek.
The sun., 1893-07-16

march and dropped out OF line in order to tie 4
refractory shoeace in the guitar while the
battalion swept by. In shortit 1t has seemed aS
though nothing could be devised to take the
place OF shoeiaces. and as II no way could bo
found for keeping them securely tied.
This young shoe clerk has found the way
at least he hns been making the way publicly
known 40 that he reafter men and women may
buy shoes with the consciousness that they
can pursue their chosen vocation without fre-
auent and annoying interrupttons that consti-
tnte horrible slavery to their shoelaees.
to tic double bowknot in the same way that ey-
erybody docs, completing the operation up to
the very last point Of drawing the knot tight
against the shos. Before doing that and 1n-
ishing tho Job he brings in his cllnching and
pcrfccting touch. 1t is done by merely bend
Ing one OF tho loops Of the bow under tho knot.
and then pulling the knot tight by taking hold
of each loop and pulling.
Tho illustration shows al that Is new IN the
his shoelacos ana has the bowknot completed
he will notice a space or opening between the
laces where they come up from the shoe to
meet at tho knot. Into and through that space
he must put ono of tho loop ends OF the knot.
He merely takes hold OF one loop, bends
1t under the knot. pushes " through
the oponn nG between the Knot and the
By nullng on ihe two loops in the old ashioned
way. II he does that not all the powers OF
darkne nor all tho cussedness of inanimate
things will eyer be able to mako that ahoelace
come united until he wants 1t to. When he
wants to unite II he will do so as easily as he
ever united any Bhoolace. pull on the tag
end Of the laces and the thing is done
The sun., 1893-07-16
Parental Advice.

Feelir' streakid. amt ye, Johnnyf
Wall :hiA 10 the way view {.
That the gals VIC lid like to love 70.
But you've got to make 'om do it.
Don't no bro owsin at a distance
In some partur' way on yonder,
Don't believe what idiots tell ye
"Absence mAkss the heart grow fonder."
Step up TO 'en. Johnny. smarter
Sorry Kate give you milton;
She'd said; Yes" AS sure As Gospel
ii you hadn't been such u kitten.
You Will learn to view this matter
That the gals would IKE to love 70.
But yo6've got TO make 'em dol
Everybody's bound to have EN-
All at any rate. but few are;
An wen was young an lively
was taken jest as you are.
An, vent an hoppsdM II u 70 10 nsr ,,.
Trsmblfn' ike a frightened rabbit.
Hlushin like q red tsrmater.
After she had tor me mo. SIR"
was lest about As you be.
Coin round limp an kinder dumpish.
Feslin' like a blasted booby,
But nn'ly spunked up courage
Like man TO go an win her.
An she's been blessin' to mo.
Ican't say word Agin her
"Did I get her Now you're crazy.
Do you s'poso I'd get another
Wen I loved the khI like did
Go an Ask her. she's yer mother.
Since that time ! toll the youngsters
Jest the way ! Allus yiewii,
That the gals would IKE to love 'em.
But they've got to make 'em do II.
BAN wALrxn Fosh
The sun., 1893-07-16
fyop the sas Baaet,eo Chronie's.

FToD fhe SaH FIuHeI'eo FHTh"IeT'
George Howe, Ladd's agent at the trading
station at Cooks Inlet, has done wei during
beaver skins. l76 land otter. soI minI 22t
red fox. hU silver gray. 122 ,cross tox. a5 black
he has a genuine live black fox worth ali Of
S5l q. and three live black bears. An old In
dian hunter had great LUCK lately: While
canoing down the inlet on Saldoyoi point he
shot iour, very large sea otters. He sold the
Tho trading stations Of the North American
Commercial and the Alaska Commercial Com:
pany have done well. and the result is that
The sun., 1893-07-16
A Ballad OF Au.hor. and Books.

In tho coves of the Island Of Treasure
On the tropical Beach Of FAleso.
Ihaye tax en- unliui ed pleasure.
Waited there by . favorinR breeze.
Ihavo fingered with Lang and his Book linen.
have Gossiped the day long with Gosse.
But have weAried OF stead and his spook. men.
And have steadfastiy wished for their loss-
IhAve studiea ylnbrugh and Pinsro
Ford and wsSyter. XII Marowe and Jones;
While to me- 06car Wilde WAS a hero.
With his witty Gym zeal tones;
But so long As a Dolls House" tho crazo u
am sure that the public might see
Ifthsy wish for play that amazos
They can ger one much better from me.
Ihave shared In each Joy and each sorrow
or the garrnlous "Whrr.ors Three"
lhAys tra,s Q led In Spain with George Borrnw.
have tasLei the Autocrats tea:
Ihave listened 10 Barrie'a swset "ThrumminE."
And enjoyed g Lady Windermeres Fam"
But thin K OF the writer who's coming.
And wonder II ! AN the man. O. u.
The sun., 1893-07-16

You have to hight for fame. do not forget.
These seeming giants. pcrched upon their hills
Each ono genius to himself. have Quills
All linked and sharpened we'll for the onset:
They'll snub you right and left without regret
A helping handi Don't look for it: their rills
Have little they can spare: their rhyning mills
Have their own corn to grind. and cash to get
Sing II you must. OF the result why care:
People will heed II it is from the heart:
nit have wit and fancy for Tho mind.
What gain you BY surrender TO despair'
II you have good ideas, well wed to art.
In time those hill perched giants will grow kind.
EDWARD 8. CREAnKR
The sun., 1893-07-16
so,tr POEMS WORTH READING.
A 0ld Latter


Here lies q single letter
Just dropped from-who knows vhersf
Some merchant TO hts debtor;
stayi No. the hand was fair
That penned the graceful writing.
And pressed the crimson seal.
Alssi Tines touch so biehting
The faded lines reveal
Here tears have left their traces
In many wsverinr blurs:
Kind tears, their course effaoes
Those messages Of hers
Yet here and there glimmer
OF quantity fashioned phrase
Bvokes light from DINNER
And less harmonious days.
.she Knows the skies above her
Are those same skies that hold
In guard her absent lover.
where battle smoke 10 rolled;
And so she trusts Gods guiding;
We cannot read the rest
Behind the tear.trsce hiding;
And surely shat 10 best
warder OF old loveglory.
Whose day was long ago.
What 10 thy hidden story
Profits us not to know.
why should We thrust our fingers
Into thy guarded pastf
Only the brown page fingers.
Tattered and frayed. at last
Let plying hands, then, place thee
Upon the glowing nre.
Here let the flames embrace thee.
Here be thy funeral pyre.
Cold. careless eyes shall never
over thy fragments run
Vanish from sight forever:
Go. for thy work 10 done
RosrRr GiLBERr wELsR.
The sun., 1893-07-16
Love Frankly Approved.

From, the Journal Of Eduoaiton.
II nature deigns TO charm the eye
With howeis of every hue,
Rejoicing. though at night they die.
Why not be happy too 7
Why not. why not,
Why not be happy too
Aghousand creatures frisk and ny
And seek. and spend, and WOO;
DhAIl We the common law denyf
Why not be happy TOO
Why not. why not.
Why not be happy toof
Bouirrsi and bse with rapture ply
Tho arts their fathers knew,
II these rejoice, why so may II
Why not be happy too
WHY not. why not.
Why not be happy tool
The bsady brooks go laughing By.
The birds sing In the blue.
The very heavens exnlt, and oTyI
Why not be happy toof
Why moi, why not.
Why not bo happy toof
DoAA READ GoopALh
The sun., 1893-07-16
A Romance on In, H.lnsheli.

A Romance on tho Half.sheli.
She WAS dimpled oyster.
The belle OF the bivalve bed.
And dwelt in q psariy eioister.
where the waves romped overhead
Though sof. and fair and rounded.
Her features were not pronounced.
And rumors grave abounded
OF the gu tors she had bounced.
twas said a youthful shelinsh.
Who had rrown up by her side.
when scorned by this siren selnsh
Just closed up his face and died;
while q crab OF social station.
Aleader In the swim.
Once boitod in desperation
His claws whom she closed on him
Yet when tough young elamlet.
Despite her parents frown.
Dropped into that oyster hamlet.
Tho beauty melt ed down;
She sought with him the races,
where tho swift sea.horses sped.
And haunted doubtful places
When she should have been in bed.
So this coquette crustacean
1mpe -illcd her good name,
And sad tnfatuation
Brought her disgrace and shame.
Ho taught her how to gather
The craD OF tender age
And many things I'd rather
Not mention on this page.
At last they overhauled him
In his criminal career.
Relentless fate had called him
A festive board to cheer;
And so deep was her detection
That she took to eating sand,
The unhealt hest rejection
That an oysteress could stand
or heroic indigestion
The poor little oyster died.
Though ner case beyond n question
Was clearly suicide.
Was fate SO very cruel'
Would mine were half so blest.
To change into a jewel.
pearl on Mahei's breast!
kRSEsr DE- LAyCHY PIERso
The sun., 1893-07-16


hcakinG up families and destroying tho peace
d honce happy cafes, by the discussions which
eey raise In regard to the coming theatrical
kls,n, The cafes and beer saloons play an
IMPORTANT part In German artistic life. and
tfy manager. counts with absolute GER
MY on the loyalty n those places Of re-
VICE i his theatre. In more than one caf6
y1r which the white. winged dove OF peace
r. les nightly for the purpose of discussing
forisd. the artiui machinstions. Of Herr
cansp sff Tx 1t Is the sSussns CUSTOM
% against each other about this TINE Inc
ssseuIsd The Rosvniclds. who leased Nibio's
e 81 fGS "T hS Hngsh
,,S,onsot German Mays hayo already shown
ianss,rhand insnr by ANNOUNCING the engagement OF
the LSiputian organizati on. viii viii begin gina
ssssys ss.si,ys weeks season snrIy IN ssptemIef Win
Sts from Munich who were so successful here
p.t,dS Isl sea on and hay" been engaged for
", impartial Carl Theatre company from
vienna vienna viii begin season OF the same length.
% G.Sn S be orsSSs aySte1 Of f frenan
be- tSss9 seem in Nsw York; the company from
Sehy the Itnge. giving farcical entertainments.
g which. among other actors, the famous
comedian Knaack will be seen. Knaack played
Az, Az ehgagSmsnt at the Thalia Theatre In tn is
Gss{ about ten years ago. appearing with Josie.
Hsrrtmieyer. Tovele and other tam9us players.
hsnt sla oS3rod. who has assumed the panage;
ildneetIe. IN nounces that he will open his sea-
ta,sSeHPs tg 80, with performance OF GROSS
naS. n1 alrady by Mr., DAILY lnder, tho
Essvmnseo ORA. Test Case" He Intends to
edyy%oHss. Is house TO comedy and com
ESnSats to be interpreted by q com
EStnns esp'inily engaged in EuroJe. hut he
tnnInsoo tHIso NO . Aye weeks' season OF opera. be-
'NAis ~. a. Tho Forenczy opera company
The sun., 1893-07-16

Please decide the following bot. in game OF
pinochle III your sundays paper The game is two
handed AMI A takes trick and wants TO meld four
kings And four queens and claims "4u. Hsays
not Who rightt J. d. ".