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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
INVADES STREETS
WITHOUT FRANCHISE
Calhoun Corporation Erects
Poles Contrary to Law, De-
clares Attorney Long
City Cheated of Percentages and
Charter Overridden, Is 0pin-
ion Sent Commission

Without a franchise and without ap
plying for one. the Sierra and San
Francisco power company, a Calhoun
corporation. bringing electric power
into the city for the United Railroads
from it's StanislaHs plant, has erected
poles and strung wires throughout
parts of the city contrary to law.
Such was the opinion sent by City
Attorney Long to the city's department
of electricity yesterday upoh the state
ment that the company had proceeded
under a so called permit granted by
the board of works November II.
PROVISIONS OF CHARTER
Long called attention to the fact
that the charter gives the supervisors
sole power to authorize the use of the
streets for the purpose of transferring
electric power and then only by the
sale of a franchise after competitive
bidding. Further. that the city shall be
paid percentage, whose minimum is
defined by the charter, OF all receipts
from the sale of such power
Long instructed the department of
electricity that its sole function in the
matter was ito enforce the rules
made by ordinance (franchise)
of the supervisors"
The power of the board of works, he
stated, was limited to its duty of in
spection and superintendent of poles
and wires installed.
He added:
Such superintendent and con-
troll is always subject to the ordi-
nances adopted by the board of
supervisors. but no ordinance can
extend the power of the board of
works to grant power for the erec-
tion or maintenance of poles for
a the transmission of electric power.
The only duty of the department
of electricity in this respect is to
enforce the rules, regulations, or
ders and requirements made by or
dinance of the supervisors No
where is this department given the
power to grant permits for the
erection of poles or wires.
You are accordingly advised that
unless the procedure .hereinbefore
outlined has been followed there is
no authority given the Sierra and
San Francisco power company TO
erect poles mentioned or to string
wires for the purpose of conduct
ing electricity for power.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Pittsburg Begins Strike

PITTSBURG, Jan. 21.-A meat strike
has been organized in Greater Pitts
burg. Hundreds of streetcar employees
signed pledges today to abstain from
meat for 80 days, beginning next Tues
day.
The Iron City trades council, which
has 80. 600 members, is waiting for the
word from leaders before putting into
effect resolutions adopted last night
bidding members to join the meat boy
cott
Retail butchers, who held meet
ing today, were of one opinion in vel
coming a strict boycott in the hope
that it would force downward the prices
of meat on the hoof.
Thomas Toomey, out of work, who
was arrested for stealing s12 worth of
meat from a butchers wagon, probably
will be released through the crusade
of boycott leaders.
The effect of the boycott in this
city. union men believe, would mean a
loss to dealers in 80 days of S2,025,0OO
Youngstown. O.; Wheeling, w. Va;
Sharon. Pa, and other nearby cities
have joined in the crusade against
high priced meat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Crusade Gains Strength

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Jan. 21.-That
$4,000 people in Kansas City will join
the anti-meat eating crusade during the
next 10 days was freely predicted by
labor leaders here today.
The building trades council, with a
membership of 5000. representing IS
crafts and 80 local lodges, will meet to-
night when it is practically assured a
resolution will be passed pledging the
members to refrain from eating meat
for 80 days.
The industrial trades council, which
has $4,000 members, and represents 90
crafts, will meet Sunday to take similar
action.
The building trades council and the
industrial trades council hold the bal
ance of power in the labor organiza-
tions of the city.
The carmens unions are enthusias-
tic Supporters of the crusade, local No
2. representing 800 members, having
voted today to refrain from meat eat
ing.
The allied printing trades council,
which has $500 members, has called a
meeting to take action on the matter
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
PERMIT DECLARED INVALID

The company has proceeded under
cover of the following permit, passed
by the board of public works last No
Vember and held by Long to be an in
vasion of the supervisors prerogative
and an evasion of the city's right to re-
ceive revenue from its percentage:
Permission is hereby granted the Sierra and
San Francisco power company TO erect the follow
ing poles for the purposes Of conducting cleo
tricity for light heat and power purposes:
San Bruno avenue from South City line 10 Bay
Shore avenue Bay Shore avenue from San Bruno
avenue TO Railroad avenue. Railroad avenue from
Bay Shore avenue to San Brbno avenue. San
Bruno avenue from Railroad avenue to Union
avenue, Union avenue from San Bruno avenue TO
Putnam street Putnam street from Union avenue
to Cortland avenue. Nebraska avenue from Cort-
land avenue TO POwhattan street, Carver street
from Powhattan street to Esmeralda avenue,
Alabama street from Esmeralda avenue TO Army
street Army street from Alabama street to Bry-
ant avenue. Bryant avenue from Army street TO
Twentieth street. Bryant street from Twentieth
10 Sixteenth streets. Schwerin street from South
CITY line to Leland avenue. Leland avenue from
Schwern street To Elliott street Elliott street
from Leland avenue to Campbell avenue. Camp
bell avenue from Elliott street to Wyant street,
Wyant street from Campbell avenue 70 Oueota
street University street from OneOta street 10
Silver avenue Mission street from Crescent ave
nue. to alleyway opposite block between Cortland
avenue and Santa Marina street. said aleyway
from Mission street to San Jose avenue, San Jose
avenue from said alleyway TO Ihirtleth street
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Milwaukee Gets Benefit

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 21=Porterhouse
steak, 10 cents a pound; sirIoin steak.
10 cents pound; pork steak, IA cents
pound; veal steak, cents a pound
these are some of the prices quoted in
advertisements in a Milwaukee news
paper this afternoon by two retail
butchers who responded to the agita-
tion of a meat strike in Milwaukee.
One advertisement is headed Meat
Is Coming Down." and the prices are
far below those quoted for months.
a resolution will be introduced in
the common council to investigate meat
prices and a mass meeting has been
called by the associated trades council
for February Is to take action against
high prices of food products.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Accept Printing Rate

BY approving Phillips & Van Orden's
first bill for $40O on the $1O,S00 job of
printing the transcript of the last Ruef
trial for the appellate court, the super
visors' finance committee accepted yes
terday the 90 cent per page rate quoted
by the firm and held up by Supervisor
Murdock of the printing committee the
day before.
President Casey of the works board
secured $4,000 for special repairs TO the
Clement school, and $4,000 was recon-
mended for the sewer in Mission street
between Silver avenue and Bosworth
street
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
Ministers Join Movement
Campaign Reaches Fresno

FRESNO, Jan. 21.--At a meeting of
the Fresno federated trades and labor
council tonight the question of fight
ing the socailed meat trust was taken
up and discussed. At the conclusion
of the discussion. while the members
of the council favored action, it was
decided to leave the matter in the
hands of the affiliated unions of the
cif
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
New York Joins Fighr

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-New YORK To-
day joined in lighting the high prices
of meats. Scores of laboring men and
others are making pledges to abstain
from using meat for 80 days, While
many others are only eating meat once
a day Mrs. Anita Comfort Brooks,
prominent in club circles, has come for
ward with a suggestion that 100000
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
PRICES DROP
AS RESULT OF
MEAT CRUSADE
President of H0telmen's Pro-
tective Association Proposes
to Reduce Consumption
Movement Assumes National
Character and Many Thou
sands Join Crusade
Continued from Page Q

movement in Rhode Island looking
toward a boycott of meat, dealers say
the demand has fallen off considerably.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-27

A glorious green emerald tdy IN inc pam
Of her hand.
is simple. They say that a gambler al
ways wins the first time he plays. |
propose that each OF you will spare
me what money you can, and Kitty
and | will go TO Monte Carlo and take
one plunge ut the tables"
Monte Carlo,' O'Mally brought
down his fist r~esoundingly. That's a
good idea. If you should break the
bank think Of the advertisement when
you go back to New York"
BE STILL" said Worth.
Dash it, business is business, and
without publicity there isn't any bust
ness" O'Mally was hurt.
mr.. O'Mally is right" said La Signo-
rina. 1T would be n good advertise
ment. But your combined opinion l.
what l want"
The three men looked at II another
thoughtfully. then drew out their wal
lets. thin and worn. They made up n
purse Of exactly $50, not at all a pro
pitious sum. But, such as 1t was,
O'Mally passed it across the table.
This utter confidence in her touched
La Signorina's heart. She turned
aside for a moment and fumbled with
the hidden chain about her neck. She
placed her hand on the table and
opened it. ONally gasped. An emer-
aida glorious green emerald-lay in
the palm of her hand.
Il shall give this to you, Mr.. O'Mal-
ly." said the owner. "till | return. 1t
is very lear to me. but that must not
stand in the way"
"Ye gods!" cried O'Mally in dismay.
Put it away. | shouldn't sleep o
nights with that on my person. Keep
1t. Well trust you anywhere this side
Of Jail. But you're n brick, all the
same" And that was rs near familiar
ity as O'Mally eve came.
She turned to Smith, but he put out
a hand In violent protest; then to
Worth, bat he smiled and shook his
head.
She put the ring away. 1t was her
mothers. She eve would smile
scornfully in secret at these men
again.
"Thank you" she said quietly. "If I
lose your money we will all go to
Florence. | have another plan, but
that will keep till this one under hand
proves q failure"
O'Mally beckoned to a waiter.
"Tom" warned Smith.
"You let me alone" replied O'Nially.
"A quart Of Asti wont hurt anybody"
Early the next morning she and Kit
ty departed for Monte Carlo In quest
of fortune. Fortune was there. wait
ing, out in a guise wholly unexpected.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-27

The tables OF The many cafes were
filled, and hundreds walked to and fro
under the bright arcades or stopped to
gaze into the shop windows.
The two women saw no vacant TIA
bles at Florian's. but presently they
cspied the other derelicts - O'Mally.
Smith and Worldwide managed TO
find two extra chairs.
Through her veil their former prima
donna studied them carefully, with n
purpose In mind. The only one she
doubted was Worth. Somehow he an
noyed her. She could not explain. yet
still the sense Of annoyance was always
there.
Gentlemen" she said during Il lull,
II have a plan to propose TO you all"
IF it will get us back to old Broad
way let us have it at once" said
O'Mally.
well, then, l propose 10 wait no
longer for letters from home. My plan
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-27
Ten Doctors
Said He Would Die

I'm 1903 we wrote you regard
ing my husband, who was suf-
fering from heart trouble. He
was superanuated by the North
Georgian Conference. Ten doc
tors at different times said he
would die. You advised DR..
Miles Heart Remedy and Re-
storative Nervine; we did as
advised, and Improvement was
apparent from the very first. He
recovered and the Conference in
1904 gave him a charge. He
never felt better, although he
has very heavy work and does
a great deal of camp meeting
work. l am SO glad we took
your advice and gave him the
medicine, and feel that | ought
to let you know OF the wonder
full good results from its use"
MRS. T. S. EDWARDS,
Miner, Ga.
This proves what DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy will do. Get a
bottle from your druggist and
take it according to directions.
1t does not matter whether your
heart is merely weak, or you
have organic trouble, if it does
not benefit you take the empty
bottle to your druggist and get
your money back.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-27
CHAPTER XI.

A BOX OF IGARS
~ y the way up to Rome Hillard
and his pupil had a second
class compartment all TO
themselves. The train was a
fast one. for the day Of slow travel
has passed in Italy. and the cry OF
speed IS heard over the land.
There vas a change OF cars at Rome
and n wait Of two hours.
After luncheon Merrihew secretly
bought two boxes OF cigars to carry
along. They were good cigars and cost
him SIS. He covered them with some
newspapers and at the station succeed
ed by some legerdemain in slipping
them into one of his cases. Hillard
would have lectured him on his ex-
travagance, and this was a good way
to avoid 1t. But some hours later he
was going to be very sorry that he
had not made a conidant of his guide.
Ito be ~continued.)
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-27
"lITTlE JOHNNY JONES'"

Little Johnny Jones" scored a
record of one hundred performances
In Chicago. The receipts for the en-.
gagement are said to have been STA,
10000 and this in the face Of the
fiercest opposition ever known in Chic.
ago, including the warm weather, and
with other theatres In town present
ing musical attractions. At the Grand
January 20.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-27

Tuo digntfcd c%drubinicri rose quickly.
mysterious prima donna and my lady
of the mask are one and the same per-
SON"
Nor"
The two without further words
marched along the middle of the Cor
so to the hotel. The concierge started
toward them, but suddenly reconsid-
cred and retreated to his bandboX of
an office. The strangeness Of his nov
ments passed unnoticed by the two
men, who continued on through the
lobby into the first corridor. Hillard
inserted his key in the door Of his
room and swung it inward. He paused
on the threshold with good cause.
Two dignihed carabinieri rose quick
ly and approached Hillard. There was
something in the flashing eyes and set
jaws that made him realize that the
safest thing for him to d; at that mo-
ment was to stand perfectly still.
CHAPTER X.
CARABINIERI.
"rIGNORI," began Hillard calm
ly, before you act will you
not do me the honor to eX-
49, plain this visit?"
1T is not he.'' said one of the cara
binieri. ut is the master, and not the
servant. This is Signor Hillar. is it
not" he continued. addressing himself
TO Hillard. The signor has a servant
nv the name Of GiOyanuit"
YES. And what has he done to war
rant this visit?'
1T is a matter Of seven years" an
swered the spokesman. Your serv-
ant attempted to kill IN officer in
Rome. Luigi here. who was then in
terested In the case in Rome, thought
he recognized Giovanni in the street
today. Inquiries led us here"
"At any rate, it looks az though Clio.
vanni had been forewarned Of your
visit" answered Hillard. And may l
ask what is the name of the officer
Giovanni attempted to KILL"
1T is not necessary that you should
know"
Hillard accepted the rebuke with be-
coming grace.
And now, signor," with the utmost
courtesy. permit US to apologize for
this intrusion. We shall wait in the
hall, and If we find Giovanni we shall
gladly notify you Of the event"
Hello! What's this? 2" exclaimed Hill.
lard, going to the table when the Of
ficers had gone. 1t was a note ad-
dressed to him:
My Gin Master-The carabinieri are
after me. But rest easy. was not born
to rot in a dungeon. ! am going north.
As for my clothes. send them to Giacamo,
the baker, who lives on the road to FL
Deserta. He will understand. May the
Holy Mother guard you should we never
meet again!
Hillard passed the note to Merrihew.
That's too bad. I've taken a great
fancy to him. 1t seems that the peas
ant has no chance on this side Of the
water. His child a painted dancer In
Paris and a price on his wi head!
It's hard luck. And the fellow who
caused all this trouble goes free"
HE always. goes free. Dan. here or
elsewhere." -.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-27
Professional Cards.
PHYSICIANS

6 &. Boyden 4. n. Stoll
Home phone 253 Home phone 240
Physicians and Surgeons.
Hospital and general practice; eye,
ear, nose and throat. City Offices
rear of First National Bank Building.
Office hours 9 a. m. to IL m; 1880 p.
m. to 5 p m Hospital Z p. m. to .
o. m. Office phone 141.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-27

3. T. GREEN-Physician and surgeon.
Office. Binford Block, Room l. Phone
B-9. Hours 8 a. m. to II m. l p.
m. to 3 p. m. Residence 7l5 9th
Ave, Phone 293. Hours 5 p. m. to
Q a. m, y m. to l p. m. Calls
answered at all hours.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-27
Continued from last week.)

"If Kitty's IN Venice I'm an migrate
full beggar too. But | do not see why
Kitty's being in Venice eXcites you"
No? Well, fate writes that kitty's
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-29
6eimlidDc Sruits.

Der General 2tnpalt oes Staate5
Rgtp Oort bat an Die Qegislatur eine1
8eri9t uber bic BON ibm peranitaltets
llnterIutung Des Uiilh 5ruits 8ss
I6itt. Sn pieIem tbeilt er nit, es uns
terliege ni4t benz minoeiter 3neifel,
bab Elm Mila Sruit beitebe, Der bic
groou3enten fopo6l, tpie Die 8erbrauz
der f9r1pfs; oaB bieier 5ru't eineu
ungebiibrli6 boben Preis fir Wtil2
TorDsrs; Dab es a6er unmoglih lei,
bsm Sruit bet3utommen, ipeil er in
elmer WetIe prgantfirt lei. Der i9n gs=
gen jeDes gefeBIi6e Ginf6reiten fider
iteQe. 9aran tnUpft Der 9eneral.Qnz
malt cine Qn3abl @mpfe6lungen, auf
bic mir tpeiter unten 3urudtommen
nerber, oa mir fiirs Grite Die mid
tige 9batiahe erOrtern pollen, baB
3ruIts beiteben, benen auf benz We5e
oes 8eisses ni6t bei3utommen lit.
9ieie Gntbetung 1T nift neu; lie
erlangt aber einen groBen Dertb bas
burt, DaB ite umtlih CUR Dffentli6sn
&enntniB gebru6t ptro. Die 8erbraa.
der berf6iebener Bauren BADEN 81
i1rem eroBen Gritauner Die Wabrs
nebmung gemadt. oab na6oem Elm
Sruf, Der, Dor 9eridt geiteat, ihulbi9
plaipirt uub Die uufsrlegte Strafs be-
3ablt bate, troBoem bic betreffenbsrt
@aaren ut6t billiger. ionoern nod
tbeursr 1purben. Sn einem Safe mar
Der grGiibent zines 5ruits 10 fred,
na6 8s5abluns Der Strufs 6ffentlih
gu ertldren, Dob Die @erbrau6er. bic
i'm DOR Geriht sebradi, es bereueu
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Cine Subfibie, Die man euls
pfeblen tann, 1T cine 3upenbunq
BON elmer bulben WtQipn Dollars Sei.
tens Der 8unpes Reoierung, um
Wuiter QanoitroBen un5uIegen. Sn
ben QGHosrn Guropus iiro gbauTeez
bauten cine in bobem RanQe itebenoe
Spe3iaIpifienIhoft. gel uns baut
man lie, ME man Quit bat. Die 8es
fultats iinD ou6 oornah. s5m Minter
fino Die GanoitraBen unpdhirbur unO
i'm Sommer iinb lie oermabsn bolpee
rig, oaB iie Die 8rGfte Der 3ugtbiere
erid0pfsr. Iabei iirb bic 9Quteu
breimal 10 t9euer, nie in europa. Der
unterf6ieo 1T aug Der 9batiaas }u
erie6en, OaB Elm gutes8ferD ouf Trdnte
reihs 6errIttsn G6auFeen gu ies
Der Sdbres3eit i'm Stdnbe 1T, cine Gait
BON 1906 BID. uuF cine Strefe bon
l83 U1eilen pro Saq gu 3ieben. Quf
unferen idlehten QQnoitraBen 3iebt
Elm gferD bel ginitigem Wetter bod.
itens 900 bib; bel Ttle6tem Detter
bleibt es i'm W}orait itefen, nobel nod
gu bsmerten 1T, DaB uuiere meiiten
2anDItroBen i6le6t iinD. 0ieie Der
na6IGffigunQ entfpringt 3umeiIt elmer
falfden Quffdfung Don benz Mertb
Der QanoitraBen als 1runsportmittel.
sSn 5rantreih lit nQ6 Iorgfdltiger
4ufnabme fefgeiteut tporoen, bub Der
srd4tpertebr ouf ben QunoItraBsa
dnoertbulbmal 10 CROP iit, pie auf ben
gifeubabnen. Sn ben Der. Staaten
nIrbe Der gertebr glet6 grOb Iein,
ipenn Die QanDitraBen ii6 in Der ges
sianeten 9erfaiIung befGnoeu. I'm
hierin eiHen beFeren 3uitaHD ber5uitels
len, 1T bic Qbii6t Der gunbese
Regierung, unterrt6t gu ertbeilen, fpjs
2anbitraBen gebaut lDerbsn mufen,
Die Regierung nil Die 0dlfts Der &os
iten trdgen; bic onoere 6dlfte iolIen
bic Counties oper 9gipnibips beis
traaen, in pelhen bic Qanbitraben
angelegt fperben. Die O0lig begriin>
bete 4nndbme 1T, bab rpenn bic 8ors
tbsile biefsr guteu 2dnoItraber iih sr.
petfen, biefes Shutter iiberaQ befoIgI
iperben pirb. QBir nuroen iogur ses
Gen cine llnterftiisuns in grobem
i1mfdnge nt6ts sin3upenben baben,
ba obne quite 2anbftraber bus tpihtts.
tie Clement zines Staotes. Der Stano
Der RIeinbousrn niht aufsutommen
permag. Sir pieien 1T es cine nubes
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aus Dem 6onbeIsberidt Der
8unbes Regieruno ift erIi6tIid, oaB
Die 6Ieii6 8OrrGt9e fart uufges
brauht iinb. syn ben mejiten MGrtz
ten 1T bic 3ufubr Inn % Yro3snt abz
gefaQen unb es lit ni9t erii6tIi6, baB
bisrin cine baIDi9e 9eTerung eintret:n
Diro, cher lit cine 8eritlimmerun9
gu befiirhten. IS lit unn0tbiq, uber
Die uria6en gu reoen, oa lie aug ben
tpiberftreiteHoen QrIihten nidt feit3u.
ftelIsn iiro. 9as etn3is Ri6tige 1T,
aus ben beitehenoen SbutIdteu Die
beredttgten 6OIgerungen gu 5ieben.
5leifh 1T tbeuer unb brobt nod peiter
i'm preiie 81 ftet8en. 0agegen io1ts
man our6 8eieitigun9 Der 30Qe rs
tiIfe fduffen. s5m aongreb 1T oorge.
ihlagen tporDen, Die 3oue auf Die
Oauer zines oSahres auf8ubeben. Ia5
haben bic 8ertreter Der SruIt Wagz
naten I'm SongreB fir un3uldFig err
tldrt, neil ii9 odruus cine Wieberaufz
roIIung Der 5ariffrage ergeben piisz
De. 8ir bdben nitt gefun0en, baB es
i'm porigen Sabre Die 9eifGfte beein.
fluBt bate, neil Der Sortf Qufz uro
pieber 3ugsroQt rpuroe. Gs t0nnte
oaber rpieber bas 8Ieihe gei6eben.
4ber lpenu Der Sber 9ertreter Der
Srufts, Sereno Is, qQpne, pirtIih
bieie fyur6t begt, 10 fam er ourh bas
3ommittee fir RegeIn DsranlaFea,
Dap Der Sarif porldufig nur in oieiem
einen puntte gednoert lperoen iou.
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WtDsre Etrakenbahn.T

Der Nrbeitsbirettor erbielt aeIisrn
pom moun. 2onirui 9u1iHeb Club
uno p.n Der @ranbiu Rpdb JmproDes
ment 2lFn. ie tin Gfreiben. in benz er
eriudt ipirb, Gorge bofiir su traeen,
bnb ienr Oes.noen NIT beHerem Stra-
bsnbahnptriebr perfeben tptrbtn. Dis
OeifGsisleute befhmeren iih. bnB bi.
Girobertobn itre NDaesn In lnngtn
MbItdHbea fabrtH Idbt. Gie Iegsn ben
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6ala. Soriiellung i'm Seuiidsn
lbenter.

Die 4bonnsnten nes Teuiideng beas
ters perbsu ihrs rsguldrsn GiBs NOR
gen ourd Die pofi erbaltsn. Der gcts
periauf fir bic am 5reitds, 13. Wai,
Inn Srpbsum 9beaisr, nahs YabIss
Corner. itattfinbsnbe auffiibrung prn
Dumas prdhtisem Msrt .fSrancils
Ion" nit Grdu Bertha 1isbah Dart
brett in Der 9aupirolIe III b<reiis i'm
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