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next to the monastery of st. Benedict.
Alyarado determines to seek refuge
in the monastery to be near his
sweetheart. Yyonne overhears his
plans and seeks employment in the
monastery disguised as a boy. She
gets disguised before he arrives and
trades places with Dolores, who gets
into the monastery just as Alvarado
arrives. The Duke, in the meantime
has been thrown over cliff and bad
ly bruised. : The convent and monas'
terry are shown in the second act.
The third act reverts to the scene
Of the first. The Duke finds he has
been duped and Yvonne decides she
has lost her love and gives herself to
Lopez, who has been constant.
OF course It all ends happily In a
burst Of song in which the voices
blend harmoniously and the strength
OF the chorus is seen at its best.
Among the numbers which ELECTED
most applause were the serenade
sung by Miss Scott and Mr.. S1evens;
sGaze on This Noble Face" sung by
Miss Tracy and Mr.. Brainard. and
the Song Of the CarbIne.' by Mr.
waterous. The hit Of the evening
was the singing Of the "Anselus" BY
Miss Scott. with a chorus OF monks
and convent girls. Miss Tracy's waltz
song, Cupid and l." made a great hit
The comic song Of the evening BY
Miss Scott. Ed Andrews and David
Andrada, got the prize number Of en-
cores. as such topical ditties usually
do. '0H+ 2'f'ff.
The above Is the write.up given the
walker-Stevens Opera Company b,
the San Antonio Express Of January
10th. This sterling company. which
presented robin Hood" at the Co
lonIal on January 18th. has been SO
cured for a return engagement Thurs
day night, January 25th. when the,
will offer Victor Herbert's most tune
full opera. The Serenade."
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''SERENADE' PROVES
4 MUSICAL TREAT


The fine impression made by the
Walker-stevens Comic Opera Com
pany at the Grand in robin Hood
Monday night was not only sustained,
but improved BY the admirably rem
dered comic opera. THE, Serenade,'
last night. The singers were In good
voice and exerted themselves to their
utmost to perform their tasks to the
best Of their capabilities. They were
also generous In their responses to
encores which marked the apprecia'
ton Of their effortsyi
In the matter Of numbers the audi
ence was by no means commensurate
with the merits Of the offering. Such
q musical treat Is not to be had in
San Antonio every day and It is a bit
strange that there should be a vacant
seat in the house on the occasion Of
such a merItorius performance as this
comic opera company. gives. -,
THE Serenade," book BY Harry b
Smith and music By Victor Herbert
Is we'll known as one Of the high
class light operas Of Comparatively
recent production and the only ques
ton as to its drawing power is with
regard to the capabilities Of the
artists entrusted withtits interpreta
ton. As has already sesp told by the
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EXPRESS. the company now at the
Grand is the best that has been seen
and heard in operate production IN
San Antonio in long while. The
PRINCIPALS are singers OF recognized
merit not lacking in dramatic quail
ity. and the stage settings and aces
series are all that could be desired
There is a plot to this work Of Harry
b. Smith, several Of them. It might be
said. intricately and adroitly inter-
woven. Briefly the story may be
thus epitomized: The Royal Madrid
Brigandage Association, Limited, has
n habitat near hunted castle in the
mountains. Romero Herbert Water
ous) is president of the association
Lopez, his secretary (Ralph Brain
ard). is in love with Ivone (Cora
Tracy; Alvarado, opera baritone
(Mr. Stevens). is in love with the
dukes ward, Dolores. sung by Ivy
Scott; but the duke David Andrada'
has determined to make her his own
bride. There is also a love sick tai
lor who aspires to the hand OF the
fair Dolores ed Andrews). whose
efforts to learn the serenade which
runs through the opera, Il Love Thee
II Adore Thee are among the most
amusing features Of the production
Phil Branson. as broken down tenoI
and father of Dolores. and principa
comedian Of the company. acting a
tutor. altT oftN' T''t
The Duke goes into iie mounsa.ns
with his ward to get her away from
Alvarado and to escape the serenadt
which Alvarado sings in wooing hi
ward, but everybody Is singing II ant
he can't escape It. The Duke next de
cides to place Dolores in q convent
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oblIgIng.

The story is revived OF a society wo'
man who wrote to Paderewski for "a
lock Of hair" She received the fol.
lowing reply:
Dear Madame: NJ. Paderewsh d.
reefs me to say that It affords him
much PLEASURE to comply with your
request. You failed to specify whose
hair you desire. so he sends samples
Of that OF his valet. cook. waiter and
mattress belonging to NJ. Pullman
proprietor Of the coach in which he
travelled in America. Opin
ion. n
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FOR sALE-My home. blocks east
Of court house; furnishings, ETC.,
reasonable. also horse and buggy.
Must 60 west for wife's health. See
or write Joe Behr, care P. o, box. II
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SMALL FLuE FIRE.

A fire alarm this morning called
the department to the Lawrence Gro
Gerry Company building on North Main
street. The fire was caused from q
flue ana considerable portion Of the
ceiling was burned before It was ex'
tinguished by hand chemicals used by
the fire department. The damage to
the building is estimated at about $780,
covered by insurance. NO estimete
could be made as to the damage to
the stock caused by the house beins
filled with smoke.
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FOR sALE-Bottom seasoned post
oak and mulberry posts. Phone "a
or see G. G. Walker.
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BOXING.

A free opening at Young Mems
club Monday night. Jan. 22nd. Bill
Dickson VS.. Willie Brewer. 10 rounds.
Everybody is invited. Begins at $3.50.
o. L. STRICKLAND.
IL m''t President.
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The children OF the man who made
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Sweet Peas. Carnations Finest
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l,orIcE TO THE PUBLIC.

Griffin Bros. have removed their
blacksmith shop from Plasek stand to
Coulter building, one block north OF
postoffice, and are now ready for
business. ~
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Often the explanation has nothing
10 do with Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02

Hidter Sdrococr III ser norOlidcn
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9uitomobiIiiten, "a iic eunueocr 5u
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9lucnne, @iaiam 81. 9eucrine BON
3lrtou mo Carl ". @billipS bon
9ir. ZOO, GarSucllySiroBe.
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gritiidlrr Nrenarr torpe0iri.

@ucnos 9tircs. 1. 6ebruor,
Der britiihc areu5er ugImctbuit1
al Dem Scihmooer geboreno, pcItlcS
OoS Oelttidlc aoperidiif im Siio.sIt
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mics ooS Shifi feuc Spuren nit
aus welden 81 icbIicBcu mare, ooB
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babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
amnitamsteIInna.

NSn Oeu @ollcriecn oeS geo6oOp. Su.
iiihIteS. gIdtc Sa6resmisitel-
hmg imter Oeu gmipi5ien ocs
gGborcoal CLUBS" Giuige ie6r
quite o'cnoloe uno 9iIoboucrar.
bciten 3ii le6cu.
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ibcr omerifoniidcr amit luelde
inter ocn 9Iuipi5ieu oes ,.6barcooI
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9ciuherll aunitperitGnoiacu lmo
@crioncn aus Ocn @ciclidaitsfrciier
Scr Stoot ougclodt. oic nit FRITZ.
ihem glugc bic cin5clucn @cndlOc
muitcrtcu. Ga lit critmuiih, mie
uicle bcgu6tc omerifouiihc Giinitler
sic 5toOt @oltiorc 6c6crbergt, Nercn
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mciicn fam 9eonoerS out wicOcr
gegebcnc Soroihnitcn mo oiSae
5cicbnctc @Sortroitbilocr ao6cn Der
aunitouSitclimu cincn 6eionoercu
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gSimoer6arcu 9icbteiieft 5eiaten
sic @en0lOc OcS aitniilcrS Charles
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benc Stronoiccnc mor uon @owor0
S. @ottbait onSacltelt.
Infer ben @ortr1tbilOcru 0eiielen
Dem alnitfcnucr mo6l sic iolqeu0ru
on bciteu; ooS @ortr1t bon Mime
onS 9iloniB eincS neOIidcu @ido
dcnS pon George 9eQomS aiti oie
2einmnnO ge6oubcrt mo OoS 9iIO.
nib cincS fleineu anuben lmter Dem
Eitel 81 Stnhlett" bon 2orgcont
9euooUS fiiuitlcriider SonO bcrpor.
9ebro6t. Gic GortroitbiIoer BON
S6omaS 6. Corner imo ,@meSdou.
ipiclerin IN Ger &oae pon Gleopn.
ira" riefcn cbcnioas 9cuunOernug
berpor.
Sine mlnoerbor notiirlidbc Eoic
ldBt ooS @em6loe o@lemoires" ron
g. u. @oBbort ais elm @lciitcrpcrt
crfcnncn.
Sir bic 9ilObonertlnit lit ein 5ool
reierpirt. Gr weiit cine eonSe 9ln
6abl bon mirlih autcn 9lr6eiten, mic
Oie ocraiinitlcr GOmorO 9erec. Sans
S6uler, @. GOeor Stoiliier lmo bic,
ler 9lnoerer, oii Die on5uieben es
ii@ mirflid Der @tibc lobnt. Su ser
CSenlGlNegollcric limo l6l 5tilde,
pdbrcno 81 StuIphrcn oiSgeiteat
iiuo.
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ltntrr gSnrmnnn nrrhnftrt.

Sonoon J.. 6e6rior Der
aDoilu Sfctd" uelnct, OoB gSilliont
NbeclOon Gin Sobn Der 6roii 9Iliee
gSbeeIoon iuelde gcitcrn 9IbcnO in
Southampton IN &erbinOuue nit Der
Scrihworme 5lu @rniorbmna oeS
@rcmierS 9lopo George ncrboftct
puroc, c6cuioaS in Soit ecnomncu
worocu lei ooH, lpie es beiBt uiter
Dem NiilitGrOienit. @ciet.
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Snqncit 6cntc.

9lleonOcr Gong BON gtr. 22O. SHo.
Stridcr. StroBc, DER Gboliieur bon
Srn 0. 3. Gbredt BON Scr. 2t1,
Sonopcr. StroBe, miro licb beute
glbeno bel Dem Snquelt peIcbcn So.
roncr 0riSeoa in Der meitlidcn 80.
li5ciitotion iiber oen 500 Der iehS.
iobriecn Wlurp @elib bon Sir. $40.
NoIlinS, StroBe. bolten miro, 81 Der.
ontuorten bobcn. Sos fleine 0lGo.
bcn mar oen %erlcbungen erlcgen,
lpel6c cs crIitt, ais cs BON Dem ghito
OeS Gong OIL ser Gdc bon Baltimore.
ino @opplctou 5troBc iibcriobrcn
plWoc.
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Nrm 0irridlt iihrrlnicirn.

@incn (Serihtsueriobren lulirOe
ser IN 9n. 1919. Genper. StroBc,
wobnboitc Sgiaiam Siowca bon 9ti6.
ter Syobonuieit III ser peitlihcn go.
Ii5eiitotion iibcrwicicn. aiomea miro
BON iciner 5roii Glmo bon gtr. S05,
Mongolo.StroBc bcihuloigt iilr
i6ren llnterbalt mo ocu ibres I'M.
miinoigcu ainocs nidt ecioret 81 bo.
ben.
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SladI sluci Sa6rcn ciuacfuuacu.

Sin Softbciebl Der poE nobc5it
5mei SobreiB onl 90. 9lpril 1915.
bon g9m. ". @oAou BON 9lr. 1903.
DIT 9oltimoreitroBc, eripirft worOen
lpor, rpilroe eeitcrn on Der 4crion
OeS "a Sabre oltcn 9obio 3epp bon
gtr. 1929, Nnubert- StroBc, uollSo.
eeu. SSu Ncnl Noftbeiebl bei6uloiQt
9ohon oen BON oem 0efteftiu G1uS.
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Sergconten 2ouis llriprnb uno 80
li5iit GbomaS SSiaioms in icincr
@obmmg @erboitetcn ibnt 95 Siib.
ncr, 35 Sdlpeine imo A Srutbiibner
inn @elumntpcrtbe BON $400 gcIto6-
len 81 bobcn. 3epp wur0e fiir Gin
beutigcs @crbor IN Der iiiolicbcn 80.
liSeiitotion icit9ebaItcn.
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Nes @SOrOes nnaeflnat.

o,.a'. 10 4, IN , en- Ga, I. Scbruor.
lS'vl So',. slntloacn oui moro murOen
S. SV,'y 9c9cn Seurp @ollcr lnO Sobn
,,os no''a' %elBe, iiir ongcblidc 16cil-
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Ho,, S'D 0'uel 81 lcbcnsIonoIidcln 3ldt.
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gLnihnISiannacn acaen Gnl[iipn.

Cctettiu S9m. Z. GuCiion muB, luie
acltern NiarihoQ Garter befonnt gnb,
lid ON n1hiten Wlontng yioHmitta1
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iolder @eiic perleet 81 boben ooB
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men. Guaiion ioll BON Frter g..
Sboud BON Sod 9looeu Baltimore
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ben pclbe 6ron 0iop Gm bon
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Gorter imtcr5oa aeiicru Oen Getettio
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o1c oie segen i'm uon Sbond crbo.
benen 9lnihul0igungen Gr aeitanr
elm nit 6ron Timu oti ireimo.
idoitlicbcm SuBe aciionocn 81 ia
6gu,
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McnerSN.

81 cincm jungcn 9lr5t tomnit nnth
longcm @ortcn enOlid) ciu @1onn 1T
ole Spredltlnoc, sIber Der critic Qa
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r3li bciBcn 6abe id lciocr iclber
nidtS. Slbcr 5um 9reheu tonnten
Sic chpoS befomnen~
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Sano acramctidlt.

Soicp6 g9obrno, 81 Sabre olt BON
glr. 1923, Sii@ionumeut.Str. pobn.
bait mliroe idwer dn Der SonO per.
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Sobns NopfinS.Soipitol perblmoen.
Der llnioa crcigncte iidj in Der 80.
BRIT Der Iplcr 9m Company. 9ir.
1909, Gaitcrn.9lpG
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glia icinr OIaltin luicScr la6cn.


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(sritnnncn In shouirn

Sonoon I. Sebruor Su cincr
Spc5iol Gcriommtna ocS ipoui.
idcn Cabinets uuroc oic Ocitide
@rfldrlmg bc5iielid oeS riidiihtslo.
icn Observation-Disclosures bciprodcn,
mic cinc 9icutcr- Ecpcihc ais Nloorio
bcioet.
+ Die Geroiientli6nn9 ser glote scr
GentraInGftc bat in Der Stoot oro.
BcS ghIIlcbcn bcrOoracruicn lmo
pyO lcbboit bciprobcn.
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Ser Naiicr fiir Den glObrlDrcis.

@erlin I. 66r. 1ie 9etts.
mo litcroriidleu 6atuItdteu Ger
Stambul llnipcriit6t, loot cine sc.
idc duS Gonitontiuopel wiir0c err
iudt cinen GonOionten fiir 0cn i5rie.
ocuS-9iobeIprcis uor5uiblaacn mo
nanntcu Den ocutihen aaiier ais
o&orfdmpier iiir oic ,Sricocnsioec.
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SER G6arIce !. grOOfS acitOrGru.

perr GbarIcS sSoiepb @roofs, scr
9rdiiocnt Scr Sobn 9oDle 80. imO
elmer Der bcfanuteitcu @eihditSleittc
Der Staot, itarb geiicrn pIoblh an
Der 9imgencnt5iinoime in ieiner
@obuimg in 9ioIono 9arf. @r muroc
in Sabre 1861 in Baltimore ais
So6n Der Ocritorbcncn Serrn Sobn
unO Suionun 9roofS ocboreu. S(lS
jlm9cr Nlomi bcgob CT lid nah-G6eD
pennc, MDoming, uno eroiinetc eia
@cid)0it. 9iot mebrcrcn So6rcn fam
er mie0cr nod Baltimore mo trot ci,
ne Stelle beim pcritorbcncn Mortin
@oener on. 9lobOcm cr cs 6ci Oer
5irmo bis sunni Scfret0r acbrodt
bate, trot er im Sabre 1885 ans
nnO mirOe 9eitcr scr Sobn 9oDlc
60, Die CT ipGter eupar6 un0 81 ei.
mem Scr eritcn Gcih6ite oicicr 9lrt
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