Deseret Evening News | 1910-01-08 | Page 13 | There Were No Passes in the Days of Jonah

THERE WERE NO PASSES IN THE DAYS OF JONAH That the tho members of the committee which formulated the strict regulations curtailing the Is Issuance o of passes by railroads and that I the tho Interstate commerce commIssion Is justified In enforcing the provIsions of the Hepburn law relating to the suppression or of passes lies has authority In has been discovered by some enterprIsing BIblical student That there were ere no passes In ancient days Is amply shown by the Indis Indisputable potable evidence of the quotations fol foll following l lowing In those days there were no passes Numbers 18 Suffer not a man to ill III 28 they thoy roar yet et they not v 22 Thou not 18 So ho he paId his tire and went Jonah I I 3 nl REFUSED USED TO ACCO ACCOMPANY hER nER nERA hERA A noted lyric Irle soprano who may ns as well vell be nameless here as she IS 18 no flO longer before the tho public d devel developed vel In her later years a habit of at sing singIng log Ing out ol of tune One nIght at a 0 small company compan being asked to sin sing she promptly consented and her hostess then went to Otto Lessmann thin tho Get Gel Gelman Getman man critic who was present and said Herr Lessmann will you OU accompany Madam Blank 7 pleasure Where Is she go going in ing to sing S No pardon purdon me mc not York Tribune