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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18
The Pope's Love of Boards.

II is now said that Plus y. intends to
authorize the wearing Of boards by his
clergy. Recently when receiving an Ital-
IAN pilgrimage from the Ioly Land.
where pilgrims allow their boards to
.srsIy his holiness exclaimed in rapture:
..xN.hat boards What boards" Then he
told them that when he was priest he
Md said: If ever | become Pope |
Viii permit my clergy TO wcer boards. 8
Pnt shortly after. says The Tempo. mo-
filing priest whose beard did not suit
him Plus Y. cried: surely You did not
show yourself 10 Your pariShioneIS like
that" No; holy father replied the
nrieSt. Il viii shave.
.You will do right, said the Pope;
"vou are very ugly like that. and |
would never give an authorization 10
vcar a beard 70 You London Mail.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

Kennebec county, Me-, has, since 1920,
furnished 10 governors, s United States
senator's, 10 national representatives,, II
secretaries Of state, & state trcaSurers. >
attorneys generals & presidents of the
state Senate. II speakers of the House,
3 cabinet officials aud l speaker OF the
nniinnnl HnnSr
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

Books may now be imported duty free
from nations having reciprocal conyen-
tions with Spain granting the same rights
to books printed in this country.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

The census Of the inhabitants of the
Philippine islands, taken under the aH-
thority Of the United States. shows the
population TO be 1850 2G. or this mum
Der G47,T10 are classified as wild and
uncyilizcd. though with some knowledge
OF the domestic arts
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

could judge him as one Of the world Of
men, because she was not Of his fami-
ly; If she had been. the last part of her
description alone would have sutiicad. --
Henry Loomis Nelson in Harper's Mag
zine
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

The revived popularity of the Tam
O'Shanter with the reported increased
manufacture Of this fayorite head gear
in the United States. has led Nottingham
hosiery makers to put in extra machinery
for it's productions
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

In Parliamentary answer the secre
tary 10 the British admiralty gives the
average annual cost of maintaining n
frst-class batticship IF $1,000 tons as
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

The jury which gave George ]. Gould
six cents damages from y man who iished
in his preserves probably guaged its PEN
atty bv the size Of the fishcrman's string
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

The expenditures of the federal COY
ernmcnt during the month OF May eN-
ceeded the receipts by the formidable
amount of $5i,730.ll3; but this is not
so bad showing as it looks. for there
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

When a Russian dies he is buried with
paper in his bands. On this is writer
his Christian name as well as prayer
for his soul
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

St. Louis is better out of the way, if its
speciality was to be the Introduction of
spectaclcs which are repugnant to the
American moral sense.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

IaDu Warner and NJ. r. quincy.
n,enisr> Of ;hc >oph 9morc class nj Yale
WHO are working their way thrTlgh col
lore have formed il company for cleaning
and pressing suits and have scared over
Sf0Cl worth ~ work Other >Hit clean
s.,.s tn the city nave protested tu Pre>i-
aenr Hadlcy hu; il Is said the pre>i-
dent win uo1 interfere with the students.
scheme.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

One Of the new streets in Berlin has
been named fot PaStcaur. the hoted
FrcuchInan.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

.IalrM 9Iu poolq uruInV 10 000I A1oAo u!
slIud sulu-Ilu0Aas puG poIpunq uoA0S
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

The phU-lo plant from Tonquin. is hc-
ing introduced in the United States 1t
has two virtues, One is that it makes
excellent fodder for cattle ranking in
this respect, it is said, with alfalfa. But
its unique virtue is that mosquitoes dread
it. Wherever line of phu-lo plants
ilonriShcs so those who claim To know
assert, mosquitoes will not pass. This is
important if true. The phu-o plant pre-
scntS an appearance in its early stage
midway between that of tobacco and
mullen. 1t is soft green and spouey
with a briSting coat of hairy down. Tn,
latter is the feature that rcpcl> the mos
quitocS. The plant i, propugatcd from
shoots as well as from seeds. 1t will bc
much in demand for cultivation at sum
mer resorts il what is said regarding its
mosquito-rcpclljnS property proves true.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18

Fldridge Gerry was 81 years old when
he became vice president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
TRADE WITH FAR EAST.
Roumcrce Bcf-ccen This Country
and the Scene Of Var.
- - -r-Er.E -

washington Tco It-T1~ value ~ ire CONNIE -
Of the ccuutrlrr fronting upon The scene '- h9s'-
s.eq I1 the Orient aggregates about S725'l'" an
ruaII- CO v.he. fhe TrI.'a states ENJOYS '-..'
So Jl9.p1. H.aE- fr. prospect o' WEI .'' .'
Tro placing .~ t... country ". ''-i- TN" .i'
f0r -four srs from Iurs'' for meats me s.
-r.-6 of ezpo-faUor ta tln tol- countries l'.s..s
effected Uv rho f-.--e-I Russia. japan. '"''t ''''
,Hlua-lae rs7r dow word d.f.as t.H recon-
devoted 90 rrar.r.fi.-r f.r f0s''.I..'s- 10 japan
80. exports f-0rn f.." .f-'"a states H-Tt-E
bar. --4 "0r" s--.'-'a 'r Fataf. --'.i.7' '
December 0t tle processing rear. ana .'I ''.'
rr-sr--r scar ID T' a".'' s..' ' '
s.a rre#e.r.e .a.- |" Asian. is.5sla To" exp.
from tfe jr.f.. States 0'.. >'.-.t la i+a -
s.rs--r ir -F- ar. ... . .~'- I'D .-..- '-'
ss.-c-f. during -s" v.r. r.-f.rlalN below i.'.s ~
Who preceding Er-r. ..-r- 'T- fao fnoi'h ~ L''eI
Der rss-.sE. against >.," '- Ie0sli-e.. -.'-. ,l'
1rr f.r ra'-r -r.. e.-'..... against >--'-'-'- --
--2 This reduction occurs chiefly i7 cotton ''.'"s
~ which. r.r r7faI eEI1f'a'.'' 20 emma iA l'.'.
ffr 41. was only "f...i rura7. against --.7'-..f'
,a-ds ra"r- rs- Hf tHo preceding yo'r The Nati'
being 500 -.6 iH .wh@r, 1908. against S''s4'o I'D
TDe-eIubc-. 1900 F0- The entire year 'he value or
she cotton eatn exported f'1n The United states ID
china was IS s7l el against Sif f, t55 in the oalen-
oar year 1872 This ~o5artl0u iu exports - china
s. not peculiar 20 the United States. as the ofieal
,er0rte ~ the Chinese government show general
reduction 81 ffs 'rrrar.e during tre last yesr, ID
- the lato-- period covered Ply the reports.
To Russian China. United States exports show an
src-oase being in 1903 SSfa against Si2163 in 1902
TO Corea +e exports c. tho wear also show slight
frc-ssFe being valued az $50 555 in 1908. against
s2- 40 fr 1902 To Hong Kong which IS sufficiently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
CHILD Law Works WE'LL.
Salts n Collect Penalties for Tio-
lqfiOuS of It.

TIE child Lahor Committee. which has been
watching fhe operation ~ Tie new law against the
employment OF children in factories. has reported
shat since October 1913 when the law went into
eject. there has been marked decrease q child
labor IN this city 1r6er THE new law 2s2z certia-
rates permitting children work issued IN the
city, while under tho old law Abs were Issued. Il
81 believed by the committee that more than hal, ot
she sldavis made hy parents regarding their chill
sren's ages under the old law were false and that
Bnuch perjury has been prevented by the provision
~ the new law that the afi6avit must be accom-
panied by some Official religious certificate q the
q the chn5's birth. As 20 the school require
tnent q the new law the committee says:
ia requiring g. minimum amount Of schooling, IN
Accitlon 20 a minimum axe. Neyy-hork IS 81 I'd
$500 I'd ---.s,-, 49, ~ P F =.
who wish % work must have reached a. least the
addition to thls children must prove over their
size school lsv-that Is 20 say have been Attending
school regularly up - the age % fourteen years.
M faol tla- over seven thousand f0..rtee--year-
old children in tLe public schools alone were in or
iuengibis Tor work cortacajes had they al ap-
Piled. Prompt action has been taken by Tho Board
NATION ~ special classes Tor The more Individual
children. The number ~ chilGron refused because
1g re- ii law s,s-,,o5 5'gy nave been
week 81 tie Borough = Manhattan between No
To anticipate the complaint that tha law works a
eerrss are needed fo- 49, ,,----. - - .-,I5
the tnlld Labor committee announced that 70 would
that SlfforIfIE caused - were
brought 80 Its attention. Tho siNty-uue cases q
ms character referred % The committee have al
been provided Tor through The regular RELIEF S1ce-
sizes of the oitt Ir nft2-oue instances 20 the
homes proved, usually The admission % tie
parent. that thC cn-ids earnings were not really
neeoeo ln thirteen cases need OF temporary
character was discovered and relief given until
The Family again became independent by The re
employment OF the wage Garner. who haH either
been out % work or sick Five cases remain where
she need was continuous. in each a these the chid
= now kept a. school he family receiving what Is
ferred 'scholarshlp." nearly q equivalent 10
what the child could ~ "a had beer allowed 70
work.
Tho Fourth District Municipal Court has been
selected by Corporation Counsel Delany as the
court in which 20 try test case preliminary 20 a
general enforcement o. the Compulsory school
law. IN the test case suit is brought against the
SAsass@ ggts Nils % recover psnalsy % 40 Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15

the employment % Annie ventre girl under The
axe az fourteen. frr a term % several months.
The law provides that corp ration employing
children under TIE a-e - fourteen in any part
~ "a term during which tha public schools - the
district ia which ire crU5 lives arc Open shall
FORFEIT 81 f0r each offence.
IT. the case 81 tho Veutre girl The employing
corporation makes answer that due diligence was
taken 20 ascertain the age ~ the child. and the
corporation had AFFIDAVIT by her father that She
was sixteen There are said 10 De about fr-r hun
dr-I other cases $50 che court district 90 le prose-
cUted. and IN each case The employers 81 children
have af5avirs 81 parents that rre children were
over fourteen when employed. The test case is
expected t0 settle tho question 90 responsibility FOR
evasion of the law Hy means of false arf77rifs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
MISS MATTHISON as VIOLA.
Ben Greets Company VIII Give Shakespeare
at the Knickerbocker

A. tLc k-IrkorhCrkar Theatre. beginning with a
matinee or Washington Birthday. Charles Froh-
man Nill present Shakespeare Twelfth Night"
with Miss Faith Wyuue Matthisou. who viii lie
remembered here by her portrayal Of Evc~ymau.
as Viola. and Ben Greet as MalvoHo The play
VIII be given as Shakespeare wrote st. with the de-
tails and business % the old text. Nr Fronruan
arst gave tais production 81 tie comedy in Boston
NneFe y met much success. The productions a
the huicker viii be ma le under the Dire
ton. Of Mr. Greet. VINO IS "A recognized authority
IN this class Of presentation In England he has
mace more than two thousand presentations OF
nlAhespeare al outdoor performance and his
sI1l.es CT Elzabethan stage customs have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15

10000 pairs of imported fancy
hosiery ou sale to-day at 25c. pair
the lot about equally divided between
soc. and &c. qualities.
There's story in that.
Last month firm offered us the
samples their wholesale statesmen had
shown for the coming seasOn-2O,0 900
pairs, for they're probably the largest
importers of high grade hosiery in this
country.
10000 pairs is a good many, so we
heSitated and took half; didn't quite
realize, until it was unpacked, how
unusually attractive the hosiery was.
But of those 10000 pairs, over
5000 were snapped up the first day
we ever advertised them, and we soon
had left only the demand for more.
So the other 10000 pairs go on sale
to-day.
Hardly any two pairs alike-being
samples.
soc. and 75c. values nothing less.
p cents.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
%, IT, sz1 2 sFai H sI5s nan 81
or. 90 T., j., 4,A Ave,
i-'f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15

Daniel Froh1lan states that -he following NJ
lists viii BE- seen tu new ouc-act plays and 81
other s1eeialues az the Actors Home berent 81
the Sevy-Toriz Theatre Tuesday. March =. and
that ad Iltlons % TINS list VIII be made during the
week The present list includes Eyrle Be'lev-
Robert Edeson, Sam Bernard Nar'yn Arbuck.e.
Raymond Hitchcock, ". II. Thompson Joseph
vheelock e.. Richard carrie Hubert vIfe
Hattie Williams, Dorothy D0rr. William Norris.
M and Mrs Gavc- |0T Babes IN To-Iandrl Pea
trIce Herfor5, Alice Fischer Elizabeth Tyree. May
Robson. Dorothy Donrel'v. Louise Galloway ana
Ina Hammer y The IwoIff. NiEft Club ~ ac-
iTeeses. WHO adl lialT annual contribution 90 tho
Actors Home Performance. Selections from tho
various musical comedies VIII also DO n feature.
Tickets fo- thu Burton HOLMES T.enton lectures
e sale today There are five lectures in each
course. and there VIII - three courses Two ~
them. exactly alike. VIII Do given 81 TIE New
Lyceum Theatre on T1lure1ays. az u n. and On
Fridays. ~ p. m, beginning next week They
VIII deal with American subjects. and VIII De
ing Sea" The third course win bo delivered on
sunday evenings IT Carnegie Han. and. because ~
viii deal with S. Petersburg. Moscow. The Trans
Siberian Railway. Picking, and Corea. The lert-
motion picture. made ly MI Holmes and his as
sistant
with the performance o. An English Daisy
81 the Casino on Saturday evening. Weber and
Fields ceased trying 70 he producing managers,
with The exception Of tho shows they VIII continue
20 put Oh from rlrse 60 time at their music hall.
Joseph N. Gates bought the entire production
OF can English Daisy which win he continued at
the Casino Tor one week more. and then viii be-
a pige'o-v christie Macdonald Henry Leone
Jean NrUroule Tcmplar SAKE. Lillian Mature and
otter principals. replacing some OF the present
company who go not care TO leave New-YorN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
BOY DIES FROM FRIENDS SHOT.

John Brown. the sevcuteau-vear-old boy who was
accidentally shot hy Frank Campbell 90 communion
1t the formers home. ~. ga Court-st. Brooklyn.
on Friday night. Gied yesterday afternoon i'm 81
Peters Hospital. campbell who is sixteen Years
old and lives at NO SD Court-st.. was arrested
after Browns death by Captain GALLAGHER ar tho
Hamllion-tv,. station. Campbell went To- ri-tt
Brown and started 90 show him uew revolver
when % went of accidentally. striking Brown u.
the abdomen. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15

From rhls table 60 VIII he seen thar the value n,
1hese four Am-rsc- articles imported into New
.JIwauc has remained stationary during the last
two wears. after having recovered from The great
reduction 1900 Stated tr tra order ~ fei~ ~ela
rive magnitude %. r.e imports irr1 Ncv-llv.ar
during 1912. American Sl,ctI-CS occupy trs- place.
rlcI~ total ra.ra n..vc t35. f'> haikwau raols.
Arerioa~ drills hold second place. lHs-o-o haiKvan
tarIs. followed Hr American scans. -5-.fl0 hatkwau
Tl.l- .uur -sl..,4 .aikU7u t.rL-. and American
i-oru-arc. lIs5Sa lafSvar r8eIE.
Tho ho uhicl follows eF0-ys The total -alUn ~
Foreign rna~rlaudiea or al kinds imported into
e<.u.t -hE.a- ia rr-h year from 1886 ~ 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
LONG CALENDAR IN NASSAU COUNTY.

Mueola, Long Island. Feb 1f.-Onc Of the largest
calendars IN the history o. Nassau County VIII
begin here iu the courthouse tomorrow. when
tho February term of tho supreme Court opens
and at which Justice Martin j. Ksoeh Will
preside There l01 cases ou the civil calendar
oi these eleven are against tine city Of Neu--Torl1
Cor damages alleged De du, for tho diversion Of
the water courses Isar the pumping stations i'm tho
town ~ Hampstead. which belong 20 the cItv Of
Brooklyn. At different times CONSIDERABLE. Sums
have been obtained from the city ou THESE claims
and tie legal department OF Brooklyn e. determined
% h-Et the cases - a anal issue. Among other
cases are those OF Charles l.. Euiucu and V-iIi.rr
w Knowles against F0Nlau J.. kg,rc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

E-.- --. Arrived. steamers Etruris ,Er Plit-h-
- So. York. VIA Cieeustovyu George tirl. Glars
hampton Feb 14 $50 . ul-saIIe5 steamer Niol,ke
r,ie-f. I.s.tla.se- from Hamburg. New York Via
Ecsehr Head. Feb 14-Psszed steamer Amsterdam
.H-t.nI. Van der LeH. Rotterdam lr Ne-,-YsgI,
Queenstown. FEB a. II 20 u--saiIeI. steamer cam
Iaiila tErI. Watt tfrOm Liverpool. York
Gibraltar Feb I4-Passsd steamer trpatha ,Bl Ha-r
E4unas and Naples for NSw-Y0Ek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
TIE Pacific THE CENTRE
Worlds Civilization Nay Circle
4rOuRd It. SAYS DR.. Strong.

question last evening before tho Peoples Institute
in Coope- Union Al the end of l.- address O. reso-
.u-5on was adopted expressing the sympathy OF the
audience with Japan. About thrty-dye ~ tho bis
audience voted against the resolution.
Dr Strong said. i'm parts
When NO see n little David 80 ont AGAINST q
great Goliath. ones ruatEes go OHt toward I--
little fellow. The sEmTatAeS OF iho No-. ..' Z
Japan. Japan Is the smaller aoE l l.a +'-L' ' . Il
don't see that She IS tle under dog Japan u.s. q
rr-1laratiEely little nation ~ f--rN" ar war WIN
r,frsDr az r urt,-t Uat that is not tn" only rHa-
The. world is interested 3D. the open to0- f' nina
Tgrar has stood for the integrity ur inc lli.-e
Emuiro. and that means it- ,t.a '..a -' 81. a.,
-ha United States and every ni."t '..l--l " BIZ"
lighting our battles. as "a matter or ia'' lt.---.t
not fighting for room % lE. ODD, "di log l.i. "a
expansion while japan is lighting Tor ...l.1tl l'i
been expanding u Siberia. and has h"N " "'.. ,.-
fined policy 90 expand ~ III" expense '- Emma
whenever China was iu trouble
The question .-. whether 't. AnE..- saxon nt ~.
Srav IS To place -l. stamp OF his civilization H' tlr
world. Th, AuUio-SaNou IS the great r.rrs-". give
OF freedom The N.2y D. The ri mag 1--WE L '.+'
rerlrt % the individual which .lfrH"torlz's all
A-iafi-s II tho ay.rl-e American should lail e."
.---.,.s -,-r--ra r..rt-r E--.. -frr-'.
future viii Dc between tho civilization ~ the Anglo
Saxon and tho civilization of ~" S.aF.
Russia wants sea ro1st ON 90" t.t....'. aaA WIN
Pacific is 20 be- the Mediterranean or The world.
WITH Tho cutting Of the i-tEulaU canal rho Pacific
main. There aye no. oceans beyond. It. lH.lil.
Ocean IS p. f'al cent. % OI I'' wore. "..... ..l
r'T,-. ana there IS good reason .nF lIHA-i- J.. "-t
DO the centre ~ Tho words civilization. lt IS uE-
sPeakal.v important, who VIII ...tru. tho I1.lHc
ocean. Tho race that controls tho Pacific Ocean
Victory 10 those arms that represent freedom and
opportunity and progress for all ages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Tew-Ycrk. Sunday, Feb. IA, 1904


steamer l.....f $780, Gates. London January IS.
U. ....'. '.-- with 10 cabin passengers
.. . ...". '..... .-. .r T..- 800 a
Steamer Ir.. Roberts, -.....r0ptoa and ChsrhourE
rtr. . .. t- International Mercantile Marine %
H''" 1853 cabin |i- rt-t-.-r .Iaa-rEers mails AMI
t.... '.r... -- ... ItI- a. ..'fI 20
steamer -t".. .s... Iols'. Bremen January 81 20
cabin H-4 rf""rags passengers
at I..-. Arrive. 40 the Itr -t E.tr 10 I'D. 18th.
IH.r.s Azre~ t~r.rF tIlrr7fr f4enoa
~ . -. i..t.'-'Ha -' -ial1rt - sui CaIlz Feb
ra.-E % tH rho Com rauia Hrr.r cabin
.7A ~ -'sr"re passengers HHd ud.' Arrived at the
lar a. ..HH . m. 1871.
s..ar Saratoga. Cakes Cis-ra-s5s February sants-
.E. Hr- Nassau g. % james l. Ward & Co with q
passengers. nails and m4sc. Arrived the bar az
steamer Iul-e CBrl Harrison Guantanamo February
D.. p. N ID AInsoE, with sugar Arrived bar A.
$3.50 a.
steamer N.--hmrn Fattis7n Port Arthur Tex Feb
rH..E 8. Co.. James Eiw"i with Oh. Passed IN Quaran-
the at s.ly
~,..m.- y..aral'. Risk. Galveston February 4. to
ON r.s p Nal...- with Ias~e.ssrs and mdse Anchored
ig ,glgse.-. I-lE ar ga .
Steamer t.arf.u tIfrI I-l-.
g. 3D. Old. American Smelling AM Refining GO. metal
ore. Arrive. Ht th- bar no about go =
steamer Lancaster -au.ilrT. TEll4lclphia
towing hTr.. I-.rsaetuu Lynn Mass. Went into
Sandy Hoods I.av fr hgrlor af d.o5 p m.
Steamer I.f'-riIIa Townsend plinIeInhia Rosf0n
Passed lu Sandy Hook "a I..}- % IN.
steamer Monroe Huirhers. Newport News and Norfolk
'H t- 'il Dominion SIS 80. with passengers
Passed ia Quarantine az ".3- p
Steamer 4arrrrI tfE-I k'hoe. Portland. Ne. February
20 g.. j. Winchester * Co. IN ballast Arrived tho
sandy nos rrh H. $50 % m-w.rl south southwest.
l.-i.f showing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
Il muse mentS.
NETROF0LdIAN oFERA HOTsE-
49,. I,rand Oper . season ls05-i90l

Jc1-r Direction of MR. HETNRT-TI I-0vRrrD
might. a. S-FAf-ST Al-1 A--z FRS arrss-a-..
Hinrf-rs '-'- -''-Al'f
To uo--ow. Tues. Feb. Is a. P u ur.-,,s'-- o.,
L-r,. FAt-Sl Al Ter1ina pigP-, Van Ro1y Basa
Goritz. Gourmet. C7niu-t1r. Hertz
Wei EyE. Feo. L. S-MEFIs-OFELE .P--a
Seens--talve Di7psl. Jourcst. Followed bv ~3vtTT7-
ia ~ SIL- Cal-t. Homer. Di11el Cs-ss79-.
and CpPPELIA tBalletl-Fr1eIf-h. Braun Frsrs5F go
duct1rs H0ricas AMI Fraux,
Thurs Evx.. FEB Is at ESPECIAL Performance, AZ
Special Prices. THE MAGIC FLUTE, Din Gerusn SEN
Sr.-3 Isrn.na Ga4s,Si. I5rsgs 3ePie-. Corfu Rs,s.
t1r1I. t1-. N1ff'- Prices 81 90 81 so 81 10
ri E~E. Feb. 10 a. s-CAENEN Csivs Ls-,-.
pipp-L J,~r-et EsEIs Conductor. Motel
sat Ma. FEB. 20 I:45-TRANIATA ssrb-ch.
Dippei. SCOTT. followed by COPPELIA ,Raist vsrss
and corps ds ballet Conductors Hi,rilhs ard Franko
sat E4vg. Fer 20 S-SpsriaI Pa-fo-nsncs Il
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