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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-11
SMILES

isn't it awful to think that all our sins
and shortcomings will be revealed on the
judgment day."
well. there is one satisfaction. We will
find out all about everybody else. Elk
change.
can 1 show you something in neckties,
ma ann" asked the salesman.
The new woman. who had been linger-
ing near the show case slowly shook her
head.
No" she said. 81 think I'll wait till
the next time. I always let my husband
select my neckties for me.'-Chicago
Tribune
He ran down the gong-plank and kissed
her.
Henry" she exclaimed where is the
poodle?"
Dearest" he said. ut fell overheard"
She wrung her hands.
why did the steamer not stop to res
cue ito"
They only stop to save human life"
he explained.
Then, Henry, why didn't you jump
overH ard ?"-New York Life.
can you tell me who lives in that big
house up there on the hnl?"
Up there in that white mansion? l
Black"
He must be very wealthy"
Yes richest man I'm town.
"What is his business?'
He runs the bicycle repair shop
Cleveland Leader.
Bobby-Mamma Mrs. Brown wants to
know if she could have the pleasure Of my
company at luncheon.
Mamma (surprised-Are those TIE
words she used?
Bobby (who always means to be truth
fuD-Wel not ev0ctly: but she meant the
same thing. She said. as long as Billy
yelled and screamed so. she supposed She
must have me.-Harper Bazaar.
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BOOTS AND SHOE

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FOUND
LEGAL NOTICES.

N Office OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ In the Superior Court, in and for the City and
County of San Francisco, State or California
Dept. g. Probate. In The matter OF the estate of
LEWIS SOBER, deceased.
Notice is he eby given, that in pursuance Of an
order OF the Superior Court of the City and
County of san Francisco, Stale OF California,
of the estate of LEWIS SOBER, deceased, the
undersigned admins, rator with the Will annexed
of the estate of LEWIS sober, deceased, will
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash and subject TO confirmation by said superior
Court on THURSDAY, the totm c any OF septem
OF g. II. Umbsen q Co, No II Montgomery
street, in the City and County OF san Francisco
all the right, title. interest and estate OF the
SAID LEWIS SOBER, at the time OF his deaf h,
and all the right, title and interest that the
said estate has by operation OF law or other
wise acquired other than in addition to that
of the said LEWIS SOBER, at the time Of his
death, in and 10 all those certain lots, pieces or
parcels of land situate and being in tn City and
County of san Francisco, state OF California
bounded and described follows:
FIrst-CommencIng at point on the southerly
line of Bush street distant thereon one hundred
and thirtyseven feet and six inches easterly from
the easterly line of Larkin street, running thence
easterly along said southerly line OF Bush street
thirty feet thence at right angles southerly one
hundred and thirty-seven feet and six Inches
thence at right angles westerly thirty feet, and
thence at right angles northerly one hundred and
thirty-seVen feet and six inches to said southery
line of Bush street and 10 the point OF commence
ment Being part of 5O-vara lot No 1887 as laid
down on the i.ial Map OF the City OF San Fren-
srcond-Commencing at point IN the southerly
dred and thrty-seven feet and six inches easteriy
from the easterly line of Mason street, running
thence easterly along said southerly line of O'Far
rell fifty-eight feet TO the westerly line of
Carlos place, thence at right angles southery
seven feet and six inches, thence at right angles
westerly ffty-eight feet and hence at right
angles northerly ninety feet ana SIX Inches
to said southery line of Farrell street and to the
point of commencement, being part OF 5O-vara lot
No. 954 on the official map OF the City OF San
Francesca
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash. lawful
money of the United States, ten per cent OF the
purchase money to be paid 10 the undersigned on
the day of sale, balance on confirmation OF sale by
said court Deed at the expense of purchaser
EMILE SOBER, Administrator with the will
annexed OF the estate OF LEWIS SoHEBs de-
ceased
Dated August 1S, 1896.
W. A. PLUNKETT. Attorney for Administrator,
LIZ hlliId din
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street college avenue). so by N SO4:6, being
Berkeley; $40.
Carlo Dell osso to Anna Beban, lots 1S to 20 and
all of lot Fl, which is 4Ox135, in block z, Jose
Domingo Tract. Berkeley; $40.
julius 4. Schich to mil Liess, lot IL, block D,
map or Buenayentura Tract, Berkeley: $40.
Charles and Eme!ie Clausen to Lavinia L. Rat
tenoury, lot on + line of Chestnut street. 100 of
Thrty-second, % by 1888 Oakland quit
claim deed; $40.
Lester G. and Mary L Burpee to First National
Bank OF Oakland lots 9. TO- IL, Is, II. 10 and 20,
dlvslon OF that portion of plat Is, w OF Pine
street, Amended Map, Lakeview, East Oakland (:
$40
Edwin w. and Mary A. Woodward, Warren R
ana Grace Shilling TO Lester G. Burpee same; also
property In Fresno. qutclaim deed; $40.
John L. Champlin assignee Edwin w Wood
ward, insolvent) to same. same two d. scriptions,
qultclaim deed: ST.
Charles r. Story TO Caroline T. B. Story, lot on
line of [ edar street, $50 w from Scenic avenue
w 90 by 124.26, being lot in block 5, DaIey's
Scenic Park. Berkeley: gift.
Emma l. Bovine to Delos Pratt lots and in
subdivision G. Fruitvae Terminal Tract, Brooklyn
Township; $40.
The Mccarthy Company "a corporation) tc
same, SANE: $40.
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explanation.

The arrow fies with .he wind. The top figures
tt station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it, If any, the amount Of
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars solid
lines, connect poin OF equal air pressure; iso-
therms dotted lines equal temperature The
word "hieh" means high bsrometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather; GLOW"
refers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
"Lows' usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast and the lsobArs extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the "lOw'' is incoSed with sobars of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb-
able. With "high" in the vicinity of IDAHO and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of til conditions
Cill produce an opposite result
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DIED.

BOW DICH (nee MEGA RTHY-In this CITY San,
&, Ellen Teresa Bowdich, beloved wlfe Of Eictb
ard W. Bowdich and dearly beloved mother OF
Grace and Ethel Margarette McCartby and
daughter of the late John and Margaret Rarrv
and beloved sister of N H, }. J., w E. andG
+. Barry ana Mrs. s T. Hodgklns a native of
West Maitland, Australia. "
RBNotice of funeral hereafter. Australian
papers please copy.l
BkANDT-In this city, September 1885, Ernest
Brandt. beloved husband of the late Therase
Br1ntt. and father of Dora, Harry and Iniins
Brandt, native of Germ my, ageI AZ years
aB Friends and acquaintance are resnec,
July Invited 10 attend me funeral TUESDAY
september 3, at O'Clock P NJ, from the mar
Tors OF ii. &. Porter d Co, 122 Eddy street
lnterment L. o. o. +. Cemetery
BYRNE-In this city. September g. 1895 Caroline
e, beloved daughter of Matthew and katie
Byrne (nee Lucas), and sister OF Robert Byrns
days. ~ 20
AEFriends and acquaintance are respect-
July invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
sunday, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. from the resi-
1ence o. the parents, II White street. or Va
IItlo between Hyde and Larkiu. Intermen.
Holy Cross Cemetery.
OAMPBELL-In this city, September 4 1895
mary Sus an, beloved infant daughter OF Joseph
ana Sarah Campbell, native OF San Frapcisco
aged months and 2S DAYS.
- Friends and acouaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
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MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS.

A CrUALi.Y THE BEST BARGAINS IN Pr
- amos; our list for this week. pianos on So,
"a So Sc, ST. SIS, SO, $40, $l5 $40 monthly pay
ments; fine stool and cover with each; delivered
free anywhere in tile city and Kept tuned by ex-
pert concert tuners, The F. w; SPENCER Co.,
saesrooms 93S Market ST., opp. Mason.
A 4-STORY BUILDING, CORNER OF
% Kearny and Suffer SITS, full of pianos these
instruments are for sale on monthly payments of
80, "a, $5, So, 81, IS, SO, So 49, SIS. $50 and
$50 permonth; the best of every grade from lowest
pr ces 70 Steinway Baby, ParlOr and Concert
Strands; why pay rent when better pianos can be
bought from us for about same payments every
piano guaranteed; fine wood-seat stool aud draped
cover Included; no charge for drayage: pianos
kept IN order by best concert tuners. SHERMAN
CLAY d CO., cor. Kearny and Suffer sts. also
Oakland, Cal, Portland Or Seattle. Wash; Stein
way representatives for the Pacific Coast
On ACCOUNT OF THE INCREASE IN MY
~ ano business, my old quarters on Market
St are entirely 100 small: have therefore moved
into my building, at 526 Hayes St, between
Octavia and Laguna, where can now display
over four times the amount of instruments than
Iormerly as Duy Tor casn ana In carload lots
and have no rent TO pay can offer any one desir-
ing a piano or organ better value for less money
than any other music house in San Francisco.
Respectfully yours, j. ii AIRY SCOTT.
l me USED sTEINwAY, HARDMAN,
i Chase Bros. etc; astoniS hingly low prices;
easy terms THE j. DENYING CO., second floor
flood building, Fourth and Market SITS
A LII MUSICAL GOODS SOLD AT REDUCED
MAUVAIS' 769 Market st.
OK BARGAIN: STEINWAY PIANO EX-
ID ~. ceilent order;easy terms. 221 Leavenworth
~ RAND UPRIGHT PLANO, $3.50; A BAR
VI gain. 1900 Webster ST.
NIAGNIFICENT STEINWAY UPRIGHT AND
w Schubert little used; sacrifice. lGI9 Van Nesss
CLEARANCE SALE-HAINEs, KNABE AM
" Bush and Gert's pianos; clearing-out prices
will rule. A. i. BANCROFT Il CO., 324 Posi- ST.
GOOD UPRiGHT CHEAP FOR CASH
VI SCHMTTZ, 10 McAllister, next Hipernia Bank
Q1SO BURIED WALNUT UPRIGHT BOS-
ID LOU. ton make piano. BRUENN'S, 22S Post.
w G. BADGER, SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET
w .& Davis and Francis Bacon pianos, 406 sac to
CHICkERING, IiNABE. STICK. VOSE. STER-
~ ling pianos; see our new piano Tor $1S7; pianos
:or rent. BENZ. CURTAZ q son. ID u Farrell.
BYRON NAVY, sos POST ST.-SOHMER
ID Newbv IL Evans. Priggs and other pianos.
CUPERIOR VIULINS. ZlTHERs OLD &NEW
- ID. MI LLER maker. repairer Latham place.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 so, post
sge free
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EDEHOFT-DIRKS-In this city, September
s. 1895, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Claus Brede-

REDEHOFT-DIRKS-In this city, September
5, 1895, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Claus Brede-
hoft and Anna g. h. Dirks.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, September
2 1895 by the Rev. Horatio Stebbins MahIon
d. Fairchild of Oakland, Cal. and Mabel r.
French OF Carson, New.
KESSLE R-MICHAELIS-In this city, Augu,t
rs. 1896, by the Rev. ]. FuendeIing, Richard p.
Kessier and Emma Michaelis.
LUDWIG-HELA HAEF-In this citv. august 10,
1896 at the BRIDES residence, by Justice John
A. Carol, Harry c. Ludwig and Eliza E. Della
haef Doth of san Francisco.
TMANN-HAC HMANN-In this CITY,
Septem Der 8, 1895, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeliug
August Schlichtmann of Bethany CAL and
Emma Hachmann of Livermore, Cal.
MITH-STROECKER-In this city September
g. 1895, by the Rev ]. Fuendeling, franklin A.
Smith and Emma NJ. Stroecker
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Movements of transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 5-Stmr Veendam,
from Rot erdam.
Sailed Sept 5-Stmr La Bourgogne, for Havre:
stmr Mohawk, for London; stmr Amsterdam, for
Rotterdam; stmr Saale for Bremen; stmr City Of
Rome. for Glasgow: stmr Etruria, for Liverpool;
stmr Scandal, for II amburg,
UTHAMPTON-Arrived out Sept 5-Stmr
New York.
Sailed Sept 5-Stmr Paris, for New York.
PLYMOUTH-Arrived out Sept 5-Stmr Column
ba.
Observation-Disclosures Sept 5-Stmr Nun
chen, for New York.
HAvRE-Sailed Sept 5-stmr La Tour aine, for
New York.
HAMBURG-sailed Sept 2-stmr MarsaIa, for
New York.
LAsGOw-sailed Sept 4-stmr State of Ne
braska. for New York.
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CAMPAIGN HATS.
Political Headgear Made This Year i
Picturesque Styles.

Political Headgear Made This Year in
Picturesque Styles.
There are made this year for wear in the
political parades OF all parties campaign
hats of red, white and blue of novel char
acter. In making fur derby or soft hats
the fur is hrst brought together as q hat
body upon metal cone about two feet
high and having many perforations. This
cone, standing upon its base, is made to
revolve slowly within taller glass box;
there is produced from below a constant
draught downward through the perfora-
ton. The fur of which the hat is to be
formed, sheared from the skin and light
and fluffy, is fed into the upper part of the
chamber, where it floats about in sepa-
rated fbers and is gradually drawn down
to the cone.
1t does not go through the perforations.
but lodges across them and all over the
cone in uniform thickness. 1t is a ve-y
simple but a very wonderful operation
The hat body thus first formed goes
through various processes of shrinking,
felting and shaping until finally it is fin-
ished as smooth, hard finished derby. or
a smooth or rough-hnisked felt or soft hat
| The red, white and blue campaign hat is
made of furs dyed in these colors, fed into
/ the cone chamber and mixing on the cone
| The finished nat is soft elt rough fin
! ished, with more or less of the colored
! noer ehos ITee. after the manner OF rough
| finished soft hats.
The Napoleonic is wool soft hat, with
the sides turned up in the style Of the
chapeau worn by Napoleon. 1t is made
with brims in different widths, so that
when the sides are turned up there is
some variation in the length of the pro-
jeeting points, one style having longer
points, another shorter. 1t is worn plain
or with badge upon one side or with
narrow ribbon laid diagonally across one
side. The Napoleonic is made in black,
in white and in other colors.
There is a gold hat and silver hat
which are identical in shape. The gold
hat is gold colored and trimmed with a
gold cord. The silver hat is gray in color
and trimmed with a silver cord.
A campaign hat that is intended for
everyday use as we'll as for wear in po-
itical parades is a smOoth-tinished felt in
the style of a tourist hat, creased In the
top. The tip or lining is printed with a
party device and the hat is worn with or
without a campaign button in the band
New York Sun.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

I he following marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerks Office yesterday:
r. f. 5. McCoskey and sarah Brown, 24-17.
William IL. Britain and May Mead, 24-19.
Alexander l. Petty and Katie M WEIGH. 1913
Henry Birkholm and Kristine Petersen 29-21
George T. Cowan and Rosa X. Fehrn, 5U-42.
Andrew Stohlgren and Emma Fernquist. 1910.
C.J.A. Nelson and Wilhelmina Nesander, 32-35.
Arastus T. Inge ana Effie A X. Jessee 4S-24
Henri Benguere aud Marie Indart, 1926.
r. II. Qualman and Agnes Sullivan, 3l-17.
Nils C. Andersen and Marie J. Moliner, 2S-24.
Christopher b. Savage and Adelaide Dohs 1922.
Oscar Odin and En- ma Carlson, 27-27.
Jean SAINT Lezin and Madaline Condou, 29-22,
David A. Hannah and Lizzie Jones, 46-36
A be l. Brown and Fanny Aaron, 26-2S.
John A. MuEa and Marie Stewart, 1872.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.

COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
f Day. stockton J p McManus, Stockton
B Southcott, 5 Cruz A Kradel, y
Snyder, Denver e Loveier, Portland
w Bott Los Angeles Long, Santa Clara
Norris Stockton w Wilson, Salinas
L Weaver, Fresno Shlpman, Petaluma
b Parrot, Whigman, Omaha
w H Jackson, Chicago C Factor Los ngeles
] Doherty. Bakers field A McGrath, Visalia
] Jellison q W, Cal Mrs steele q d, Bolinas
NJ kahily, MERGED NJ + Flaherty, Cornwall
w Busey, Thompson, Boston
q w Sylar Folsom ] l. Seylar, Folsom
Sells, EOSIon j Mccarthy, Wash
J Hogan & W, Chico J Lewis W, HOLSTER
Bert, Oakland w Horkan, Petaluma
+ Hagstrom, Portland Thompson, Wash
K Murphy, Rafael II Jones, Or
NJ Rahilly Jr, MERGED r Collins, Fresno
p ] Kelly, Los Ang Collins IL W, Los Ang
J Norman q W, L Gatos r English, Arryo Grende
L Little. Monterey w Bray & W, Oakland
L A MacCabe, Cal STAFFORD, Eureka
j StriXner. Eureka Relay Il W, Ma pa
Miss Ross, Oakland Miss koss, Oakland
GRAND HOTEL.
] ] WILDER, Oakland Miss Hall, California
i II Kirk, San Jose Ferguson, kentucky
F Griswold & wi, Sacto r Bearkslee. Stockton
a Hermann. 5 Jose Matthews, Salinas
w Mack Salinas Graz, U S Oregon
n DelanoD California G L Wilson, California
Mrs O DollInc, Angels q POvey, Angels
Il Spires. Humboldt II BiSsell Fresno
w Carlson, San Diego Mrs BisseIl, Fresno
DinkeSpiel San Jose i Bssell, Fresno
w w Emery Angels II L Jackson, SactO
r B Brooks, Sacto w Harrington,St Helena
A SchniJZ q WI. Los Ang Miss Atehinson. Sta Rosa
Miss LaughliD, Cal > Murdoch, Austin
a Graves, Auburn Farnsworth Jr. Austin
Mrs Scurry, Seattle l. 5 b SlusSer, aifornia
T. NJ Clarke. Carson II Elliott, Bakersfield
J & Morris d wi, Utica L Jewell, Grants Pass
+ Buttieman, Marysvile f Huntron, sacramento
J Il Benham, Los Ang q Gurnee, Oakland
Miss Polhemns Fulton Spaulding Il VT, Cal
L NJ Grant, Salinas N Brearley, Sacramento
IL Wood i wi, L Ang
BALDWIN HOTEL
T d Prince, Auburn McVaiL Chicago
B Booth, Los angeles L NJ Todd Auburn
j + Smith, San Jose G Strachern, Y
Thomas London johnson, San Jose
Miss w Hensey, w Simons, Chicago
n 5 san born, Ventura DR. Z 9 Case, Ukiah
w Foster, \ w NJ Shinn, Los Angeles
j j Lonergain, Los Ang @ Morrison Los Ang
Sprague, y Y w Thompson, Napa
L Il Clark, Stueble Williams
r MARI Williams Miss + Stueb.e, Williams
Miss l. Mari, Williams n A Chapman, Cousa
G G Baliinger d VS. Jose Baker San 0se
q Stanley, Livermore Moore, Kansas City
PALACE HOTEL.
NJ Schwedetsky, n A NJ Schlerwen. n Y
II Judd, Conn II Whitaker, Phila
A B Whitaker, Phila g Denney, Phila
] w Farrell, n F w Humes, Wis
c Pope. Cal Mrs Cox, Ny
j Y Lebott, Chicago A q Clark, ass
Miss NJ Clark Mass r Vermelye, Chicago
& Henne, Stanford w II StanleydSw, Cal
II Il Lane ~ w, Cal II Coffin, u 5 n
II Little san Diego George Lang, Stockton
J Dwight, w&fm, Ohio Mrs Lang, Stockton
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THE DIVORCE RECORD.

Complaint filed:
Chauncey Parke against Eliza Parke.
Sarah L. Moore against Frank z. Moore.
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BORN.

AST-In this CITY, August ~, 1896, to the wife Of
E l. Asst. daughter
DAVIS-In South San Francisco September 1,
1896 TO the wife of ]. L. Davis,
DAY-In Oakland, Septem Der A, 1896 to the wife
OF William II. Day, daughter.
DINNIGAN-In this CITY. August %, 1896, TO the
wife of Richard R. Dinngan. a daughter.
CUMBERSOME this city, September 4, 1895,
to the wife OF c. Gunderson, son.
LEsLIE-In this city, August 25, 1895, to the
wife of y a. Leslie, son.
MoFFITT-In this city. August %, 1896 to the
wife of Edward r. Mof1tt, daughter.
PARKER-In Berkeley, September 5, 1896, to the
wife of George E. Parker a son.
ROTH WEILER-Tn this citv, August go 1896,
TO tn wife OF Charles Rothweiler, son.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06

Cape Colony exports annually s2O,O 900
worth of dried flowers.
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BlRIlLs-iiA RRlAGES-DhAIIlA

birth, marriage and death notices sent by malt
will not be inserted They mus. be handed in a.
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to nave the same published
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-03
TRAINED CHaMELEONS.
What a Little Girl Accomplished with
Two of These Reptiles.

Much has been written about the beauty
the stupidity and the viciousness OF tho
lizard tribe: and l want to say a word
about the intelligence of the chameleon, a
little reptile belonging TO the great lizard
family, ard in size the antipodes Of the
alligator, its big brother. .-Vs
The incident L now relate came under
my personal observation, and demonstrates
that the chameleon is susceptible Of edu-
cation and can be ranked with animals
classed much higher in the scale of intel
lectual development.
Miss Henrietta Keene, a little lady of
twelve years, living in Philadelphia. was
presented with two Florida chameleons.
and she at once began instructing and edu-
eating her pets. BY continued gentleness
and kindness she won their confidence, and
at her call they would raise their heads,
listen and then come running quickly. Soon
they responded to their names-Brinton
and Baby-and nodded their little heads
knowingly.
She theT taught them to stand up on
their hind legs and put their little fore
paws together and stand in the attitude
of prayer looking solemn and closing their
eyes; at a signal they would quickly pros
trate themselves. roll over on their backs
and pretend to be dead. lying without mo-
ton, until told TO rise and embrace, which
they would do with every sign Of joy and
Measure -.'t