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WATER BN
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Mesilla Valley Farmers Carry Their Contention With the
Reclamation Service to Court; the El Paso Dele
gation Fails in Its Mission of Peace;
Ditch Riders Guard Canals.
ATE3IPOKART writ of injunction
forcing officials of the recla
mation service to turn water
nto the upper" Mesilla valley canals.
u ih hae not bad water since May
was issued Tuesday night at Las
-u el by judge J5. L. Hedler. of the
i i district court.
The "mediation committee" of El
i -so ins, headed by K. B. Orndorff.
i h. ii vier.t to Las Cruces Tuesday with
tIh purpose of persuading the upper
jlle firmers from carrying the mat
trr into the courts, failed in its mis
on. HhouKh the El Pasoans were
i.iriak received, their arguments for
ace were unheeded.
Injunction Served at 7YIght,
The injunction issued Tuesday night
n s served at 8. JO p. m. on Charles A.
iTurns. of the reclamation office in
.. s Cruces. It instructed him and all
i is agents to immediately cause the
-sj.ter, which had been diverted from
te canals operated by the water users
t the upper Mesilla valley, to again
loir into the ditches and canals. It
jJjso restrains the reclamation offi
cials from imposing any "illegal
cliarges for operation and mainte
nance" In connection -with the Elephant
L, itte Irrigation project.
Tiie writ is temporary and will be
farther heard before Judge Medler on
Thursday, May IS, when attorneys for
the -water users and reclamation ser
vice will begin the battle to decide
whether it will be set aside or made
permanent. Assistant manager Burns
immediately obeyed the injunction and
water is now flowing through the
Mesilla valley canals.
Mediators Disappointed.
EI Paso's "peace commissioners"
were disappointed when they returned
to El laso .K. xJ. urnaoni, presiaent
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"1 " cmuuuef ui. tumiuaw -""-
ian of the "mediation commission.
said Tuesday night that the Elephant
Butte water users had set their minds
against signing the irrigation con
tracts presented to them by the recla
mation service and no amount of ar
gument could prevail on them to
change. The El Pasoans, among whom.
Lesldes Mr. Orndorff, were U. S. Stew
art, Tv". G. Roe, J. M. Wyatt. M. L. Cad
wallader, George R. LeBaron and
George H. Clements, reached Las
i "races at 11 odock Tuesday morning
and immediately went into session with
cfficers of the Elephant Butte Water
l sers" association. Present were L.
Clanp, president of the association,
Mark B. Thompson and H. B. Holt, at
torneys, and about 26 members and
"n& directors.
Orndorff Writes Peace.
Mr. Orndorff urged on the Mesilla
valley men the necessity for signing
"he contracts now and settling the mat
ter afterwards through the proper au
thorities. He told them that their policy
was one which could not bring them
any lasting benefit and pointed out to
them how 9S percent of the El Paso
valley water users had signed contracts
which called for 85 cnts per acre more
than these presented to the npper val
ley farmers. He pleaded with them to
uiopt peaceful meatsures now. In view
f the fact the congressional appropri
it n committee will visit this sec
or soon and may refuse further ap--opriations
for the irrigation project
ase a fight Is in progress between
v e cto ernment and the farmers.
"ot Money But Principle.
kUomeys for the Las Cruces water
j-c-s answered most of the arguments.
ale by the El Pasoans. They con
m led that they were fighting not so
Tiu li for the money as for the prlnci-
A new Texas State
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This Week Willi
Every Purchase of
$1.00 or More.
BLOUSE SALE SPECIAL!
75c White Blouses 496
Think of saving 26c on a
single waist purchase: Blouses
of striped voile and lawns in
beautiful color effects Special
tomorrow 49 C
V.
THURSDAY SPECIAL!
15c Children's Sox 86
a value well worth your in
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black, tan, white and fancy
solors Very special for to
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Mail and Phone Orders Filled
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FLOWS III CANALS;
JUNCTION GRANTED
pie. They asserted that the reclama
tion service has no right to charge for
storage water until the dam is com
pleted. One of the clauses of the con
tract presented for signature imposes
on the farmer a charge of SO cents per
acre foot storage water. They also
said that the action of the reclamation
agents in shutting off the water in
Leasburg canals and its laterals on May
1 k SB unjust, arbitrary act and
was a viol t ion of the riparian rights of
owners of the land.
The discussion on both sides was
roost friendly. The 1 Pasoans soon
found that no argument could shake
the upper valley farmers from their
position and they were notified that
an injunction would be asked Tuesday
night. Attorneys Holt and Thompson
did most of the talking for the water
users.
Ditch Riders on Canals.
Ditch riders employed by the upper
valley -water users went on duty the
night of May 1 along the canals and
refused to permit those who had signed
up to receive water. One percent of
the farmers signed the contracts and
the reclamation officials allowed
enough water to flow through the
canals to serve these few, brt the ditch
riders of the association had orders, it
is reported, to let no one have water
from the canals and no one received
any.
One Mesilla valley farmer said he had
ZOO acres of alfalfa which he would
permit to die rather than sign the con
tract. FIRST AID WORK
TAUGHT IN TVTTAMT
Miami. Ariz- May 5. First aid to
the Injured will be taught in the
..1. -r VI-toI n-rt vr U
schools of Miami next year in all like
libood. Orr Woodburn, who s in
charge of the first aid and helmet
crews of the Old Dominion mine, has
agreed to conduct the work if the
school officials so desire. It Is be
lieved satisfactory arrangements can be
made.
CURRY COUNTY TEACHERS
MEET AT CLOVIS MAY 14
Santa Fe, X. 3C, May 6. The Curry
County Teachers' association will hold
their meeting at Clovis on May 14 and
15 Superintendent of public instruc
tion Alvan X. White appears on the
program to address the association on
May 15.
The county eighth grade exercises
will be held In the afternoon of the
second day in the Clovis Methodist
church.
Miss Maude Hancock will have
charge of the program and Mrs. S. F.
Culberson, county superintendent of
Roosevelt county, will address the
graduates as well as deliver the cer
tificates. After the graduation ex
ercises the Curry county scholastic
track meet will take place In the ball
park.
CROSBY-STBVXTVS CASE OS TniAL.
The case of Josephine Crosby and
others against H. B. Stevens and others,
invoving title to about 134 acres of
land lmg along the county road Just
below the five mile bridge, was called
in the 34th district court Wednesday
morning. This is the second trial of
the case.
He who buys home products loves
home.
Announcing For Tomorrow
and Friday -A Two-Day
SALE OF UNDERMUSLINS
all the Main Floor Sales Tables heaped high
with these lovely pieces each garment almost
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and well made! Every practical kind of undermuslins is in this 2-day sale.
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inchiffing our entire stock of
$150 gowns, skirts, envelope
chemise, princess slips, drawers
and corset covers made of best
quality nainsook, with Swiss em
broidery, organdie, shadow and
Valenciennes lace trimmings
neat pink and blue ribbons at
Beck. Values too good to let go
by, tomorrow and Friday f Q
at only " 70C
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II. S. IS OPPOSED
TOPE COURT
Objects to the Proposition
Submitted by Germany
and Says So.
(Continued From Paxe One).
sible and can more conveniently be
examined in the United States than
.lowh.rn nn nmiunt ttf th liresence
there of the owners and captain of
the William P. Jrje and their docu
mentary records, and other possible
witnesses, the government of the
United States ventures to suggest the
advisability of transferring the nego
tiations for the settlement of these
points to the imperial German embassy
at Washington.
"In view of the admission of liabil
ity or by reason of specific treaty
stipulations, it has become unneces
sary to enter into a discussion of the
meaning and effect of the declaration
of London, nrhich is given some prom
inence in your excellency's note of
April S, further than to say that, as
the German government has already
been advised, the government of the
United States does not regard the
declaration of London as in force.
NEWTON WANTS FIREMEN;
FLAMES TOO FREQUENT
MorencL Ariz., Ma 5. Because
Newton, near here, has been too fre
quently visited by fires In the past
few years and the destruction of the
entire business part of the town has
several times been threatened, the
business men of the town met and
made plans for the instalation of a
fire department. The last fire occur
red a week ago Sunday when two
houses were burned.
W. J. Cantlon, who is employed in
the Arizona Copper company's mine
office, is confined at the A. C hos
pital because of stomach trouble He
was operated upon recently and was
thought to have fully recovered.
Fourteen riders, under the chaper
tnage of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck,
rode to the Standard mine and were
entertained at dinner by W. W. Porrl
and R. W. Prouty. On the return,
part of the party rode to Clifton and
then to MorencL
MESILLA PARK SCHOOL HAS
14 IN GRADUATING CLASS
Mwills. Park. X. It. May t Prepara
tion, ere belnc nude by the Mesilla Psrk
public school far the commencement exer
cises, which will be held In the Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening-. May lz.
There are II In the eighth grade gradu
ating class, seven stria and teres boys. On
Sunday. May . the class In a bedy will at
tend tne services at the Preabvterlan chnrch.
where the paetor. Rev. E. EL. Mathea, will
deliver in then honor a brief address, in
connection with the observance of "Moth
er's Day." Prof. Hiram Hadley la to deliver
the address at th cradnatrag- exercises on
WedneaOay evening. May IX, when those win
ning the highest honors will be on the prof-ram.
Fred Htnes being valedictorian, and
Donald Mathes salntatorian. with Velma
Goddard and Hugh Hare not far behind in
credits.
Bishop Frederick B. Howden arrived In
the Park Tuesday morning and la the guest
of Dr and Mrs. W. R. Agate while attend
ing the convocation of the missionary dio
cese of New Mexico and West Tsxas. of the
Episcopal church, now ia session in Las
Croces.
Miss Eberlr. a graduate nurse from "Ho
tel Diet- in SI Paso, is spending a tew days
at the Carroll borne in the Park.
ROY BAItA-t,M TO ATTE-D
ELKS' CO.NVBNTIOX AT WACO
Roy D. Barnum was named as dele
gate from EI Paso lodge 1ST, of Elks, to
the Elks convention at Waco, at the -
weekly session of the local lodge on
Tuesday night.
George E Wallace will also attend
the convention.
98c Prineess Slips and Skirts
for 696
made of good long cloth and
nainsook, wide embroidery trim
mings, pink and blue ribbons
worth 98c; tomorrow and S"Q
Friday at only Oi7C
Very New! The "FIGLEAF"
a combination chemise and en
velope drawers excellent quality
nainsook dainty trimmings
fl.59 value specially priced
Ihursday and Iriday
98c
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Waist tor Children
BLOUSE SALE SPECIAL!
$1.50 Middy Blouse! 98c
As sailorish as the coolest
of ocean breezes! Made of
galatea and Palm beach cloth
with detachable collar and
laces a Blouse Sale- no
feature at only.
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THURSDAY SPECIAL!
50c Chamoisette Gloves 236
not to be duplicated in the
city at the priee wrist length,
2 clasp, in chamois and white
an unusual Thurs- OQ
day special at ' C
Vnlt Tor Oar Important
Announce ricnt!
The War At a Glance
FURTHER striking victories by
the Austro-German forces in
the east were announced to
day by the Berlin war office. It is
stated that successes were won in
France and Belgium. This report,
together with the events of the last
few das, make it appear that the
Teutonic allies have entered into
offensive operations on both the
eastern and western fronts such as
have seldom been undertaken
simultaneously since the war be
gan. Third Huiilnn Line Broken
It is in Galicia that the most im
portant victory is claimed. The
German announcement says the
third fortified line of the Russians
was pierced and that they is ere
defeated along tne entiro ironc
German- Succeed In "West
In France and Belgium several
German attacks are reported to
have been made successfully.
-Nine Ship Torpedoed
Nine trawlers were torpedoed by
German submarines in the waters
of England on Monday, in each
instance the crew escaped.
Hnrd Flchtinc in Carpathians
Desperate fighting is in progress
on the Carpathian front. In the
region of Stry, it is said one hill
changed hands three times in a
single battle, and that i:M mora
Austrians were captured by the
Russians.
Turkish leroplanen Ilrousht Down
Unofficial reports from Salonikl
say that two Turkish aeroplanes
which attacked the allied fleet at
the Dardanelles were brought down
by the fire of the warships.
Turkey Fears Bulgaria
Relations between Bulgaria and
Turkey apparently have Decome
more uncertain. Turkey is send
ing troops hastily to the neighbor
hood of Adrianople. after having
withdrawn them for use on the
Gallipoli peninsula.
Austria's answer to Italy's de
mands is expected Thursday and it
is believed in Rome its character
will determine the course of Italy.
ALU Si
IKES I! BRIDE
Arizona and other southwestern
friends of Hoval A. Smith, formerly
of Bisbee, were surprised and rleased
to receive announcements of his mar
riage on May 1 to Miss Nina Roberts
of Prince George county, Maryland.
Mr and Mrs. Smith will le at home at
the Congress hotel in Chicago.
Hoi al mith is one of the best known
copper men and mining engineers in the
southwest. He came to Arizona from
Duluth where he bad been one of the
principal technical men of the United
States Steel corporation's iron mining
division, the Oliver Iron company,
which conducts the great iron mining
operations in the Mesaba range. He
was chief engineer for the old Calumet
A Arizona, and opened up many of that
company's most profitable properties
in the Warren district
Afterwards he went into business
for himself, and engaged in copper min
ing and ranching. He was one of the
principal forces in developing the new
Globe district, and helped to lay the
foundation for the profitable operation
of some of the strongest companies
there and in Miami. He also helped to
organize the Savanna company in the
Burro mountain district of New Mexico,
and still has force interest there
Some of his mining properties in the
Harren district became involved in
litigation with the government over old
titles, and for several years Mr. Smith
has made his home in Washington look
ing after straightening out the tangles,
i this he has been entirely successful.
He was active in Republican politics
l? ,ATii.,la" "d ls a strong friend of
Iialph Cameron and Frank H. Hitchcock
He took a very active part In the state
hood campaign, and was Republican
nominee for U. S. senator at the first
state election. Mr. Smith has always
kept In close touch with El Paso and
has many friends here.
Blectrlc Sewing Srnchlnes.
See the new Whito Rotary, with mo
tor attached. A bnnd new Invention.
Simple and efficient. Tou should by all
I "';" Vr". " "e merits 01 mis ma
chine Call and let us show you. Office
one oioca oacK ot Paso del Norte HoteL
Cor West San Antonio and Santa Fe.
Phone ;:7. Advertisement.
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What la nornpv inn Tf i. .- I;"""X Ir" " "n WIl tne penent
- . . tlJtN ROD: It is the law. which was Initiated last year and ap
sweetesc purest, cheapest, best feed on I pml by popular vote. Th. injnneaon wL
me marxpt iry a sack and be con-
im-ru i4ir o. umyioa, .Agent- Aa?
RAWFOR
TONIGHT
"THE HALF-BACK"
with
OLIO SPECIALTIES
Second Act
"PRINCE AND THE BARON"
Thi-- the lant Wffk of BarleHqae
Co. Ao. 1.
Phone eiTO I
Popular Price
THE POPtXAK flact:
rPSTATRS ALHA1IBRA THEATER
Orchestra 9 to II p. m.
Special Noonday Lunches. 2Sc to 35c
Regular Suppers. 50o (5:30 to 7:30 p.m.)
DANCE IF TOC LIKE.
Light Laaehes, Delicious Confections. Soda
ilkgloyeSv
Women acquainted
with rovvnes quali
ALL kinds of cloves.
demanding Fownes SILK
gloves, with reason.
Smartest, most satisfactory.
but they cost no more.
igthj, sizes and shades.
Double -tipped?
Of course!
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WIGS HAS
MADEHISHEPDRT
Says Scandal Affecting Na
tional Guard Is in Charge
of the Government.
Austin. Texas, May 5 -Vdj Gen.
Henry Hutching returned today from
San Antonio where he has been con
ferring with MaJ. Gen. Frederick
Funston. commander of the southern
department of Fort Sam Houston, rel
ative to the investigation of the alleged
sale of JS0.006 worth of federal military
property, which had been in the posses
sion of the Texas national guard.
Gen. Hutchings made a complete re
port to the governor. He had nothing
to add to what has already been made
public and he declared that he had sub
mitted all evidence in his possession
to Gen. Funston and that the federal
government new has charge of the in
vestigation. 3lnch Army Property Involved.
The property involved included sev
eral hundred army tents, blankets, uni
forms, guns and ammunition, which, it
Is charged, was sold in St. Louis and
other places by former officers of the
Texas national guard. The rest-It of
the investigation, it is said, may cause
the federal government to withdraw its
annual appropriation for the Texas
militia and also institute proceedings
against at least two former Texas
guard officers, whose names are with
held. Fnnston MsVes Statement.
Gen. Funston in a statement sald-
Tt Is evident two militia office's
abused their positions, disposing of
large quantities of army goods wheia
had been issued to the state of Texas,
Some of these goods were sold to Mexi-
I can factions and the remainder to
private dealers in this city There miy
be other persons involved but the facts
will not be known until MaJ Simons
completes his investigation "
LA MESA HAS ABUNDANCE
OF BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
Ia Mesa. N M.. May S The rose trashes
in different yards In La Mesa hare made
noaderfal growth this sarins; and seemingly
have bloomed mors profasely than In several
years. Among the most attractive yards are
thoje of Chaa, Brown and H. R. Hannum. at
San Miguel Mrs. Haunua has an abvndanr e
of American beauties, bride's rosea and Jac
queminots. An Important meeting Is scheduled tor
Saturday afternoon. May S. at ;.. at the
La Mesa school hoase. whoa Mr Barber, the
Bona Ana county agrleulterlat, will be pres
ent to meet tb people. The object of this
meeting ls to get in toarh with those hat
ing question to which they wish solutions.
As an example of the fertility of valley
sou and the possibility of horticulture, the
strawberry patch of A. X. Ault demonstrated
what can be don. Three acres are under
cultivation and have been irrigated from Um
ditch. Half of the acreage far in early ber
ries and the reraalains halt will com oa
later.
Mrs. A. P. Williams. Mrs. Chaa. T Bert
lett, Mrs. c H. McKee of this place, and
Mrs B. J. TutUs, of SI Paso, motored to
the dam.
LEE HELD ON $10,000 BOND
ON COUNTERFEITING CHARGE
Benjamin F. Lee, alias Boyle, alias
Oliver under elO.Oo bond on a charge of
grand jury Vedneseay morning by
United States commissioner George B.
Oliver under J 10.000 on a charge of
counierieiung i Dills, tree's prelim
inary hearing was the first step In a
lesral battle that will end diau f
i five years by government secret sex-
I vlra nsanta
When arrested last week Lee had In
his possession several metal plates with
Impressions of currencj engraved upon
them. It is charged that he counter
feited bills on Crocker National bank,
ot San Franciscu. He was unable to
give bond.
ARIZONA 80 PERCENT CASE
IS ADVANCED TO OCTOBER 12
Phoenix. Ariz.. May S Notification to the
effect that the case Involving the validity
of the Arizona ! percent law has been ad
vanced on the federal supreme court calen
dar to October lz. has been received by
attorney general Wiley Jones. Several weeks
ago Jo&es moved that the case be advanced
because public necessity demanded an early
decision. Had his motion Ml wmmIImI Ik,
hearing would not have been held for at
least a year.
This is tbe ease brought by Max Rlaeh. a
Blsbse COOlC Who filed In Is fMl.r.1 ,-r,.,..
an application for an Injunction restraining
his employer. William Truax. from dis
charging him to comply with the penent
"granted and attorney general Jones appealed
on behalf of the state, which had Intervened.
THE COURTS
41ST DISTIIICT COURT.
I. It. l'rlce. Presiding.
A. L. Littell vs. Kl Paso Electric Hail-
i way company, suit for damages, filed.
WTII DISTIIICT CODItT.
Dan M. Jacltaeo. Presiding.
Josephine Crosby et al. vs. H. B.
Stevens et al. trespass to try title, on
trial.
Jennie Ktrschner vs. Jacob Kirschner,
divorce and restoration of maiden
name: filed.
Kthel IMiui. .w T r xi-i
son. divorce; granted and maiden name '
oi Jennie Johnson restored.
Octavlann ftnrvia v law.Ml.. XT--.
rlsburg A San Antonio railroad, suit
lor ev,onv damages for personal in
juries, verdict for defendant.
63TH DIiTItIOT COURT.
Ballard Coldwcll. Presiding.
E. JL Callaway vs. Kl Paso Sash and
Door company, salt for 000 for per
sonal damages; judgment for plaintiff
for J7S0.
Barbaro II. Hernandez vs. Alberto
Hernandex, divorce; filed.
COUTV COUIIT.
Adrian Pool, Presiding.
Stale of Texas vs. John H. Hernan
dez, theft; filed.
State of Texas vs. Maria Fallal and
Natalio Alvarez, theft: filed.
State of Texas vs. S. S. Carpenter and
Mrs. Antoinette Dwyer, obstructing i
Cuuifv lunu, man.
State of Texas vs. J. Walker, selling
liquor without a license; fined f 100 and
costs.
JUSTICK COUltTS.
J. J. Murphy, Presiding.
State of Texas vs. J. J. Drummond,
speeding, defendant pleaded not guilty
and waived a jury.
J. 31. Denver, Presiding.
State of Texas va Miguel Rome, se
duction: defendant waived examining
trial ztnA wns rlenMl An Tata nnrn ,a-
' cognizance.
' State of Texas va Jose Marvaez. af
fray: defendant pleaded guilty and was
fined $1 and costs.
State of Texas vs. W. Charles Man
ning, embezzlement: case dismissed on
motion ot county attorney.
GOVKIl.NOK AMBS MAY S
MOTHEHS DAT I.V TKXiS
Austin, Tex., May . Governor Fer
guson today issued his "Mothers' day"
proclamation, officially designating
Sunday, May , as "Mothers' day."
IX THE DBSBIIT.
From Chandler Arisonan.
"Little pots of flowers.
Little pots of paint.
Make attractive neighborhoods
Out of them that ain't"
tt hen humnn brains become more en
lightened, there ma be a feed made
equal to GOLDEN ROD. but we doubt
it. Waiter S Clayton, gent Adv
JUTOS COLLI
OlfCOpiAD
Three Cars in Double Collis
ion Near Park; Mexican
Has His Face Cut.
A double collision occurred on the
county road near Washington tark.
Tuesday night, when two Ford car.
collided and then one of the Fords
struck the five passenger Studebaker
owned by H. P. Jackson and driven
by F. J. Dean, of the firm of Jackson.
Winder A Dean.
The accident occurred at 11:25 p. m.
One of the Ford can, said to be owned
by Hull Bros., and another Ford nickel
car owned by J. Cinecaros, Sl-4 Myrtle
avenue, collided. The auto owned by
Cinecaros was said by Mr Dean t. have
been going out of the city, while the
other Ford was coming in. The two
nickel car collided and one had the
front wheel broken.
Second Collision Occurs.
As soon as the Ford cars stopped
one of the can started np Just aa Mr
"Yes madam, a dozen,
right away!"
And there's nothing unusual
about this. Thousands of sensible
housewives give such an order every
day. In fact, this is the practical
way to buy
Campbell's Tomato Soup
It is always so welcome; so easy
to prepare; and there are so many
different ways in which you can
enjoy it, that ordering by the dozen
really saves time and effort.
For formal affairs or every day
meals; for youngsters or "oldsters;"
for the delicate or the hearty you
couldn't provide a dish more suitable
and satisfying.
Why don't you 'phone for a dozen right now?
21 kinds 10c a can
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Grand Opera company at the Crystal
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The noted singers were given aa ova
tion and every member was brought be
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