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get the boys to appreciate and to
make the fullest use of the library;
] have tried 10 show them how the
long dreary hours may be quickly
and pleasantly passed in reading: /
have tried to show them how the
fixing of the mind on some good
book would dispel the unpleasant
thoughts that haunt them and make
life such burden and misery:
tried TO show them that to have the
privilege OF such a library, even in
prison, Is an opportunity of lie.
We have seen some OF the fruits OF
their labor Twenty months ago
twenty-three of the boys ayailcd
themselves of the privilege OF the
library during the month. to the cx-
tent of using about forty-siX books
these numbers we're increased each
month last year until in December
We made the remarkable record OF
l32 boys taking out $40 books
This record was increased IN lanu-
AIRY to ii3 boys taking out SCI
books. and though our records have
been destroyed am very confident
that last months record exceeded
that OF January
These facts have felt IL necessary
TO present In order TO show the pub
lie the heavy loss We have sus-
tanned. ! hope that these things
will appeal to the citizens OF the
great Lone star State and that
they will quickly come to our re-
lief by sending liberal supply OF
books.
Our boys are generally fond OF
modern fiction and especially fond
OF the works of such noted authors
as Harold Bell Wright. Ralph Con
nor, George Barr McCutchcon. Har-
old McGrath. Maurice Hewlett.
George Horriok. Robert " Cham
beers, Cyrus W Brady Gilbert Par
ker, HELEN Glasgow. Mary J..
Holmes, Augusta J Evans, Maria
Corelli, n Rider Haggard, Gen
Charles King and Emma u e. y
Southworth All books ON animal
life as those Of Ernest Thompson
and foreign and domestic hunting
stories will be- appreciated OF re-
ligious literature of special value
We have found the life of Jerry
McAuley, S. II lladlcy John Bun
yon, and such like Commentaries
on the Bible. helps for the study OF
the Sunday school lessons aud
cyclopedia works will always De- APP
preciatod
Endeayerors wishing 20 assist in
this cause viii send books TO S. NJ
renney, care OF the State Prison,
Rusk, Texas
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u. y. T.. L. of the First baptist
Church. April ~. i0t3.


Bible study meeting. saul Lead.
er. Or Hazard.
Song
Scripture reading, l. Sam. s. TO-.
%.
Prayer
The Place OF The Period of the
Kings In the Development of the
llebred Nation" Leader
Saul's career:
!. "Sauls Selection as King, "
Miss Malone.
.. "sauls Early Years as King, "
MIR Byron Gray
3 The Closing Years OF Sauls
Life" MIR Fechner
"Dayid's Lamentation over Saul
and Jonathan" Miss Mary pattcr-
son.
Lesson from Sauls life.
!. Appearances are often Deceit.
ful" Mr. Kendall
2 "A Good beginning Does Not
Insure q Successful Career" Miss
Smith.
3 'lmpatience Unchecked Leads
TO Folly Mr. Richardson
I. Obedience Fun aud Complete
Is Required Of us Miss Pearl DE.
Vault.
.. Jealousy and Happiness Are
Strangers Mr. Green.
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Corner Fillmore aud Ninth SITS.
Celebration OF the communion at
5 q. m.
Confirmation service and sermon
by RI Rev Edward \. Temple, bish-
op OF the district. at / a.. m
Evening prayer and sermon by the
rector az o'clock.
Bible class and Sunday school at
-. - a. m.
Mems lecture Tuesday evening at
the rectory ~ \ o'clock
Service and address Wednesday at
y p. m
A cordial invitation TO all from
the rector and congregation.
II. W. TRAPNELL. Rector
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Christian Endeavor
=: Column:
Christian Endcavor Lesson, April

Christian EndcaVor Lesson, April 20
Verses IN Psalms. ~. i9:i-i.
Daily Reading
Shepherd of loyc-Ps % PlmalI
Meditation ps l;1-G
Pontitence ps 5l:l-12.
Affliction rs G9;1-li
Confidence rs g1.1-lG
Gratitude Ps l03:1-t2.
Fa,oritc Verses
hut. thou. q Lord. art q shield
for me; my glory and the litter up
OF my head ps 3:3.
will both lay me down in peace
aud sleep, for thou Lord only max
est me dwell Zoo safety -ps. as
will praise The Lord according
to His righteousness. and will sing
praise to the name of the Lord
most high as. III
will praise thee. O Lord, with
my whole heart rs 81.
Let the words 90 my mouth, and
the meditation of my heart. De ac.
ccptahle In thy sight, O Lord. my
strength, and my redeomcr Ps
l0.1i
The Lord is ps Ell, 2S.7.
4G:1. Praise "a Is, 50:li
Blessed u.s. rs liz, 2:12. 8:
~.
Trust. Ia 5-G. lG:l, 2O:7. 3l.1.
Cast thy burden upon the Lord.
aud he shall sustain thee; he shall!
never suffer 'be righteous 60 be
moved -Ps 55e2
Comment on the 10Th Psalm
Verse TN, least things la
Gods creation may show Ills Glory
as we'll as th' greatest. IL we have
eyes 10 see u
Verse S-GOd righteous laws
are a constant ioy bat only TO the
righteous. on, ol the chief re-
wards OF righteousness is a glad I'M
derstanding of Gods righteousness
Verso i4-lf The meditation Of
our heart Is pleasing 10 God. 80 also
will be the words OF our mouth -.
Endeavorers Da'y Companion
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Mrs $ NJ Tenney. chaplain Of
the Rusk pcniteu'Iary, has made
request through the press which
should appeal 90 Texas Christian
Endeavorers During the fire which
destroyed the machine shop. dining
room. carpenter shop laundry aud
the chapel building OF the prison
a library consisting OF some four
thousand volumes vas also destroy
ed We note the following from
Mr. Tenney's appeal Since taxing
charge 0f this department some
twenty months ago. have tried to
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second Baptist

4l0 North Pierce St
sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching II n. m
Song service and preaching 7:i5
y. m.
The pastor will preach at Parks
school house at p m.
Cleveland IT. baptist Mission
sunday school afternoon at 3 p.
m
Preaching services every Friday
Night at s q. m.
ROBERT pRUDE.
Pastor.
Dedication Of Second Baptist Church
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Tenth and Taylor SITS.
The pastor will preach at | / a. IN.
and : y. m
Sunday school 9:i5 a. m.
Endeavor service ! y. m,
Morning Music:
Anthem. Song of Praise, .... Vance
Duet. Raise Me Jesus lluntly
Miss Guleke and Mrs. TAFT
We invite you TO come and wor-
ship with us today. Strangers and
visitors are thrice welcome
II. THOMSON, Minister
Il. l.. HIGINBOTHAM.
Supt
W. 5. AXTELL Organist
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building SUNDAY ipril 20.

The Second Baptist Church on the
North, Side OF which Rev Robert
pryde is pastor. will have a red let
ter day on Sunday next, on that day
the church building whic his now en-
tirely free from debt will be dedi-
Gated To the glory OF God.
Rev John Harder and others will
assist the pastor at p m. the or
dination % 3 deacons will take place
az which counsel OF local pastors
and deacons will be present.
The sermon ct night will be Evan
gelIstic, conducted by Rev John
Harder, State Evangelist with his
gospel singer and solist Geo II.
Hutchings The meetings will con
tiuuc for at least 10 days, further
announcements being made IN the
church columns next week,
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IiirsI Cllrisiinn

bible School. 9:i5 a. m
Public Worship II II. m. and p.
m
Junior Endeavor 4 y. IN.
Senior p. p. s. G. Il. p. m.
Theme OF morning sermon: The
Book That Christ Used as His Guide.
Evening sermon Faith in God
aud Persistent Work Achieve Great
Victories.
Special music and the old hymns
by the congregation
We extend to one and all a most
cordial invitation to all our ser
vices
W. =. JENNINGS. Pastor
Il. -. NEWCOME. Supt
MISS GENEVIEVE STINuS,
Organist
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Polk street Mclho,Iist

Corner Polk and Sth st.
Ernest r. Robinson. Pastor.
Sabbath school at 9;4j a. m
c. c. Cheneworth. Supt
Lesson; Jacobs Meeting with
Esaw %
Peaching at | a. m, and s D..
m by the pastor
Subjects -"S Spiritual Eclipse"
'"rEo Brothers"
Special Music.
League at and I p. m
\ cordial invitation to all.
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First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
lO2 East Eighth Street

lO2 East Eighth Street
Regular Sunday services 1880 a.
m. and 500 p. IN.
Wednesday evening. testimonial
meeting 500 y. m.
Sunday school, for the benefit OF
students 20 years and younger, $50
a. m.
Reading room IN the Church
building is open from 2:S0 to $500
o'clock each afternoon, except Sun
day. where the Bible and authori-
zed Christian Science literature may
be read. or purchased II desired,
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services and TO make
use OF the Reading Room.
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First Methodis, Episcopal Church.

Cor. lith and Van Buren,
Sunday school 80 a. m.
Preaching. a M.
Glass meeting. ~ m.
Preaching. p. m.
You are cordially invited TO attend
these services
G. { BRANNON. Pastor
Special music AZ POlk-Street
Methodist church
The following Us the special music
for services At the POlk-Street Meth
odis' church today
Morning Anthem. Praise We the
l.ord Solo AnEels Serenade.
Mas Braz'oton. with violin obligate
ly Miss MastersOn
Evening Anthem. Beyond the
Smiling"
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sun Beams meet at 4 y. N.

sun Beams meet at y. m.
u. Y. 4. L. meet at 6:lj p. m.
Brother u. G.. Lowery will fill the
pulpit at S:i5 .. m.
The pastor has been called TO
Grecnvillc to preach the funeral OF
DR.. Moods.
r. +. JENKINS.
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Conversational Chnrch

Sunday school. 9:i5 a. m. II a.
m preaching. y. m. preaching
Thursday. s y. m Bible study
c. J. KELLNER, Pastor.
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First Presbyterian
Sixth and Fillmore

Sunday school 9;45.
Endeavor Society 7:l5.
Preaching by the pastor at 1880
/. m. and 500 y. m
j. W. IVY. Pastor
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
A Splendid Exhibit.

The annual exhibit of work done
by the pupils of the public school
was held at the high school build
ing Friday afternoon and evening
and attracted an unusually large
number of citizens. The visitors
were amazed and delighted with the
talent and ability shown by the
children in this display and the evil
dence exhibited throughout the en-
tire display of the exceptional train
ing they had received. In the de-
partment of painting and drawing,
sewing and manual training work
of all kinds, as well as pen and ink
work, compositions, etc, the exhibit
filled the walls of the halls in both
floors as well as the high school as
sembly room and the library room.
1t was by long odds the best exhibit
the school has ever made, and from
the kindergarten through the high
school every grade made display
it which reflected credit both upon
the pupils and teachers. No one in
spected the exhibit without feeling
just sense of pride in the school
system of DEBORAH. Some of the
manual training work is shown this
week in Ben Bears window.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
Notice of Appointment.

Notice of the Appointment of an
Administrators with will annexed OF
the estate of Sarah Roney, Deceased
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
administrators with will annexed OF
the estate of Sarah Roney, late OF
DEBORAH township, in the county OF
Winneshiek, State of Iowa, deceased
testate, and has taken upon himself
that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of the said
deceased are required to exhibit the
same; and persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make pay
ment to TOM rooney,
Administrator with will annexed
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, May gath,
1918. 22-4
nj. A. HARMON, Attorney.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
Highway Commissioner Here.

Hon. James Holden of Scranton,
one OF the members of the newly
appointed Iowa State Highway COM
mission, visited DEBORAH Friday
while on a tour OF inspection of the
highways of the state. He believes
that the new Iowa Road law will re-
suit In a revolution of the road sys-
tenn of the state within a few years
and that the improvement under this
law will be so rapid that in short
time the people of the state general
ly will demand permanent roads ey-
erywhere on the main thorough
fares. He gave an interesting talk
before the board of supervisors in
the afternoon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
THE COUNTY FAIR.
DEBORAH Realty Company Incorpojk n
ed and Grounds Purchased. n
Enlarged Space and New
Buildings for Fair.

Saturday morning the business
men of the city who have purchased
the fair grounds from Mrs. C. c..
Bates for the purpose of saving them
from being divided up into city lots
and keeping them for fair purposes,
held a meeting at the Citizens Saw
ing Bank and completed the incor-
poration of the company. 1t will be
called the DEBORAH Realty Company
and the stock holders are E. ]. Cur
tin, C. J. Weiser, Ben Bear, H. A.
Warner, G.. F. Baker, B. Anundsen
Publishing Co., Ray Algyer, n. l..
Bailey and H. ]. Green. Arrange
ments have been made for the pur-
chase of a number of lots north of
the front part of the fair grounds
which were formerly included in the
grousds. This will give an abun-
dance of space, making the grounds
ample for all public gatherings. The
cattle, sheep and hog sheds will be
moved from the front of the grounds
down near the horse barns, where
they rightfully belong. New fences
and buildings will be constructed as
rapidly as possible and the grounds
put in splendid shape.
A meeting of the Winneshiek Coun.
ty Agricultural Society will soon be
called for the purpose Of electing Of
ficers and making provision for the
coming fair. 1t is the hope that 9
united effort of the people of Decor
ali and the cooperation of the PEG
pie of the county generally will give
us such fair as Winneshiek Coun
ty is entitled to and ought to have
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
Luren Sings at Big Canoe.

The Luren Singing Society with
the assistance of the Choral Union
Orchestra gave a sacred concert be-
fore very appreciatiye congrega-
ton at the Big Canoe church In
Highland township Sunday after
noon, the proceeds of which were for
the Improvement of the cemetery.
Under Prof Sperati's direction both
the vocal and instrumental music
was such as to merit the hearty APP
preciation of all who heard 1T.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
ELECTRIC LINES TO DEBORAH.
Two Different Lines May Indulge in
Race to Beat Each Other to
Hub of Northeast Iowa.

Don't be frightened, dear reader
if you wake up some bright morning
and find two nice little electric in
terurban railways hitting the pike
just out of town, neck and neck in
the race to get to DEBORAH. Sounds
fishy, don't it? But all the same
two electric railways are now being
constructed, mile after mile bridg-
ing the gap between the Twin Cities
and DEBORAH, and the promoters and
builders of both of them state posi-
lively that these lines will be built
into DEBORAH just as soon as posi-
BILE. Besides, both of them have
warm supporters in some of Decor
abs most prominent business men,
who back up what the builders say
and confirm the statement that the
lines will surely come here.
Our readers have read much in
these columns about the Dan Patch
Air Line, now operating trains regu-
larry between Minneapolis and
Mortified, Mimi, and constructing
their line southwark to Owatonna
and Faribault. We received letter
Saturday from M. w. Savage, the
president and promoter, to the effect
that he had refused an offer of one
of the big Chicago bankers to bond
the road for the money necessary to
complete it, but is going to build il
from subscriptions by the people, free
of debt A prominent business man
in DEBORAH also read us a personal
letter Saturday from Mr.. Savage,
stating that he is meeting with ex-
cellent success in raising funds, and
that the road will surely come to
DEBORAH as soon as the money is
provided to build it.
The other project is a more re-
cent, and seemingly very substan-
tial one. 1t is called the ST. Paul
Southern Electric hallway Company
1t has already completed the build
ing of it's line from St. Paul to Hast
ings, and we have it from well
known DEBORAH business man who is
connected with the officials of the
company that their plan is to build
south at once through Canon Falls
and Rochester to DEBORAH, and that
he thinks they will get here long
b fore the Dan Patch Air Line. The
official announcement of the com
pany gives the following item of 10,
cal interest:
! THE first section from the twin
cities to Hastings is almost complete
The franchises and rights OF way
have been secured. The rails, ties
poles, electric equipment, cars, etc.
have been ordered and the cars viii
soon be running into Hastings. In
the central division now being built
beyond Hastings are Cannon Falls
Wanamingo, Pine Island, and Roch-
ester; later the same division will be
extended to DEBORAH, Iowa, and on
to Chicago. On the eastern division
are Red Wing, Lake City, Wabasha
and Winona; while on the western
division are Mortified, Faribault,
Owatonna, Albert Lea, and Manka-
| to-"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
Winneshiek County Farms.

/ have for sale rs farms surround
ing DEBORAH, ranging from 40 acres
up to 300 acre farms at very reason
able prices and terms | also handle
Becker County and Red River Valley
lands and city properties, for prices
and particulars, write or call at my
Office over Mott & Co. store.
ED X. HOVDEN,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
pALzEk TO FIGHT AGAIN.
Local Pugibst, Home From Paris.
Undergoes Operation and Will
RecuDerate Here During
Summer.


The way events appear to be shap-
ing themselves it looks very much as
if Jack Johnson will be eliminated
from pugilism for all time to come
and sportdom is about ready to ac-
cept the best heavyweight that can
be found and crown him champion.
But none of the big fellows are go
ing to be permitted to annex the IT,
tie without fighting, much as some
of them appear anxious to do. Among
the white men who may have a look
in for the championship might be
mentioned AL Palzer, Gunboat
Smith, and Jess Willard. The only
two colored possibilities are Sam
Langford and Joe Jeanette.
A surgical operation very recently
upon Palzer disclosed the fact that
he has been very sick man for more
than year.
Palzers claim that he was sick
when he fought Luther McCarty at
Los Angeles last winter is bourne
out beyond cavil by subsequent
events, terminating in surgical OPP
Grafton three weeks ago. The oper-
ating physician, an eminent au-
thority, expressed amazement that
Palzer had even been able to be out
Lee oil, u,bn h N q
McCarty, so that fight can be set
aside when we are prospecting for
suitable title-holding material in the
heavyweight class, and Palzer must
yet be reckoned with.
His manager Tom O'Rourke, has
sent him to Mount Clemens, Mich,
where he will take a series of baths
during a three weeks stay there. He
will then go to his farm in Iowa, rest
during the hot summer months and
hopes to be in tip top condition ear
ly next fall when his manager en-
poets to challenge all the noted
heavyweights in his behalf
Fame and fortune await the pro
moter who will begin now to arrange
for an elimination tourney next fall
in order to find worthy successor TO
/ Johnson. ~.
/ This will give the many aspiran S
who have sprung up the past two
Years, and those who may develop
this year and who may show cham
pionship form, an opportunity. The
tournament suggested would be the
means of bringing forth the best man
in the world today.
1t is suggested that some promoter
in a city where ten round bouts are
allowed, give an elimination tourna-
lment for the best six men in the
world, to be picked by the principal
sporting editors of the world. The
incentive for this tournament to be
purse of $4,000. The first man
to receive 10000; second $4,000;
third $4,000, fourth $1,75O; fifth
$1,000; sixth $3.50.
There is no doubt but that this
tournament would be the means of
selecting the best man in the world.
All entrants to post $1,000 as an
entrance fee to show good faith to
the public that they would not disap-
point. This money to be returned to
them after the tournament.
Palzer says he will agree, If he
wins the tournament, to box any man
in the world, white or black, to show
that he is bona fide champion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises.

The Eighth Grade Graduation Elk
ercises for the county schools will be
held in the Court House, Saturday
May 31st, at / 80 p. m.
DR.. A. B. Bennett of Upper Iowa
University will give the address. He
will have a message for the boys
and girls, also for the mothers and
fathers; don't miss hearing him.
The class is composed of seventy-two
boys and girls.
The following program will be
given.
The Night Wind. ;. Hadley.
High School Glee Club.
"Mammy's Song. :. Harriet Ware.
nellie Jewell.
Address THE Making of Americans"
DR.. A. e. Bennett.
Presentation of Diplomas.
MY Lady Chic. Clough Leighton.
"Wading". Jessie Gaynor.
High School Quartette.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
1.-The Girl and the Baron"

Probably one of the finest attrac-
lions and companies that will ever
play the Grand opera house, DEBORAH
has just been booked. Mr.. AL Rich
of the Gaiety theatre, New York
City is the producer.
1.-The Girl and the Baron" is a
magnificent comedy set to music, and
will be presented by a company of
eighteen people, the original New
York cast-Look it up.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
Seven Trains for knights Templar.

Seven Trains for knights Templar.
A fleet of seven solid trains will
take the Knights Templar of Iowa,
1000 strong, to the triennial con-
claye at Denver, Col. in August.
The trains will run over the ROCK
Island from Omaha. The one from
this section will go over the Milwau-
kee to Omaha, and then be trans
ferred to the Rock Island. 1t viii
start from Cedar Rapids, made up
of special cars from Marion, Month
cello, Calmar, Maquoketa, Anamosa,
parry and Spencer, and will be a
fine train. 1t is expected that num-
Der of Knights from this section Will
go
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
State Fire Marshal Here.

Hon Ole o. Roe of Des Moines,
State Fire Marshal, visited DEBORAH
Friday and in company with Fire
Chief Olson made a very careful in
spection of the buildings of the city
with reference to fire hazard. He
told us that DEBORAH is in splendid
condition in this respect and that
with a few exceptions the matter of
fire protection has been given care
full attention by all.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
..ParceI POST Has Grown Rapid,

PafCeI POSt has UfOWn tapIuIy.
Reports at the postoffice depart
ment indicate that 59,500,000 parcel
post packages were sent through the
mails during April, approximately
"a per cent more than were handled
in January, the first month of the
SYSTEMS operation.
Chicago, with 6,397,692 parcels,
led all other cities in the amount OF
parcels post business done in April,
while New York City with 6,252,37S
parcels, was second; Boston third /;
Philadelphia fourth; Cleveland fifth
and st. Louis sixth.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
w. c. r. U. Lecture.

This evening at the Congregation
al church Mrs. w. A. Lawson of
Baroboo, President Of the Wisconsin
w. G.. T. c., will speak upon
christian Citizenship" She will
also render vocal selections with
harp accompaniment and the eve
ming promises to be very pleasant
one for all who are present.