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Our Letter "Boje
THE STEVENS REUNION.
Datai1 Uttk Men ;?n.i Uttla Women; on
? 11 the a'.li!? !; !.. 14, St. \m.s Insti?
ll? ll??t.?'k.n. hail n
md Incidental)** celebrated it a
anniversary. .i.?i.n Btsvsas, tiir
.; the Institute, waa ihe inventor
?in ? ; thlnga tha bit y. i... the first
rail* rtaamlrnat. il.? T rail,
r,,,? the ariiioi.??! : at
?s ilklng > ? am, n hieb is now
- Qtiier
! all, ?<!: t..?., ? .
11??.! at tha Inatituta ?.mi w?lked ?,> to th?
I all ?i nd II San ?i elass
? d one ol John Stevens'?. Ibtsb?
? . ' .? Boat ??ti v> iiii.ii s sa
il ms it Idokt ?1 many yet
? . .n wlikti was a
ihini cassa area dressed iik??
?.?Inn the Institute w?? first
class "f ?" carried a lar??
li . m aron the prise. The
reaaed ne Indiana
The ' WSI c (Ir-'ss.-.l as ..lit Dut? h
. :? s? at?ed ?i. a v*agon,
?a.? printed, "The Bpiril "f Ho?
? aplrll happened t?. I
gs of beei Bach member ol
I ??arri< little iaiiroed tl?1.
ha.I a float, "ii whleli ?ra?
ttleshlp, and the atudenti ?.f "i each
e/gtklna beam. One stinient roda
? Fashioned in?-''. wheel bicycle, ami
? ? ? anca hlm
on it
wee s ? - and >.?"? m
i the atodenta ar? i ?turnea
i-. ? ? olden times, and
: inn)
..i! John
.-?? ? i ? .1 man, and Ho?
? much fun
ELIZABETH II tLSEY (aged ID,
? i si '...NY.
A PICKLE FARM.
ind Uttla Women:
i arrived - iboul July i
? i . kle planta were jusi above
i ? '?...,. ,,v. n?<k? ,:v\ ?/rere I
i se heavy and thick thai thej covered lha
1 grouiM). Orandpa alMfwed rne two i-n-i? ?f
II.1..?.?..ms on thein The big, brtghi jrellow
blossom? are called i?i n.i blossoms, tx
no pickle? ?'.m?? in their place, and the
?mailer blossoms, which are a ? i..rk? i ral?
i.'vv. iir.? called fr'iit blossoms, b?*causo ??
pickle comeo when they >-?" II takes aboul
two we? ka for .-i btoaaom to turn Into a full
'*,r??wii |,i, kle i it five inches long. ? I
ki ' be pickles from i be t In? i ?
(far* and ?end? them to the ?altlng house,
wii re i f-.iw huge ?wtMdra tanks la which'
tin- i .?till Back of these at.I?
en tuni<- would hold over two hundred thou?
?and pick -
if the pickles were nol picked for ??area
daya after having grown to their proper
?izp. thev would comenc? to turn yellow,
nmi grandpa would Rave t" tbrot? tbom t??
the pigi On ndps had sn extra patch of
pickles grosrliig Just for seed fei next ?ear,
an?i some i?f tin ?? se? 'i plckl? ? are about fif
leen Inches long and t< n In? hem in drcum
ference, ut,?! all an of a dark yellow color.
<?ii<? itKi'-nln?, in bepternber, when I awoke,
l found Un- vint-? had turned hrown. i
H?kiil grandpa why they were brown, and
hi- ?aid that frost had killed them all in the
night. Picking plckl?'? ivas ovt . so bs k
'?.?i l ?rent Yours triti..
JAME.H E. SAl'TKi: mccl 10).
\ '''.' Columbus avenu,-, New ?ork.
NOISY BLACKBIRDS.
11. ar lalttle Men ami i.itti,? Wotnoji Bv? ry
I evenlno about E o'clock before It ?t> I
?the blackbirds gather .in hundreda m lbs
?re - ba??k of ,'iir house and chatter and
j mak.? such a noise that it dlsturbi us and
; ?iiir neighbor? verj much, One man t,?t a
? ??i shol at them. II frlghten??d them
for ? while, but they soon came ba?*k and
wer? ,s noisy as ever. They nariinr in the
In the morning also i nd ?\.,i ?? us up
? ,? deal earlier than we would like.
sayg they sound like ?teak ?Ixsllng in
i .1 frvlm- i ?) Tl about
HALLOWEEN PUZZLE.
? sreen ?any in
All ti.?? miUs
aroui ? ? ! and tha
littli livei !
Vf. i will H InokiiiK ii
.....
? \ wat? rbug if ;
? ?
i
a full fl<-.!i:'-il wat? 1er do?
?bother him a bit ? ?ne bug la insi I
ack o iant. i n sad you
what he is- doing when you And o
name. If you wl l look around II ? plctur?
you will Had i numb? r of I?
n pul im the .
..i.l. i tbey v\ ni apell I
h.nter.i.
half ?in bOUT, ?hnttrrln?: noisily. Then tiVy
rise up with a greel Mapping of wings and
away thty fly Into the tllstsnc? it I
Intersatlng to watch thsa if yon cab etan?i
the noise. ELflifl P1NCKE (aged 11 I.
No IW West avenu? Jenklntosrn, Penn
LAST WEEK S PRIZE WINNERS.
m .s.i.aii Pitagr?* <??inc to a defect 111
printing, tha ?lots betwssn whlcb ths divid?
ing line was t?> ... drawn arara a?l y?ry
plain, nuil so it ha? basa decided to accept
t?.. sets of anawera it tk In the
championship game between t; ? I' ?
and Wanptov i, t? am Pira
1 fl IT. The t?.r?e prise ?rinnen snd tl??-ir
I prisse ara: Plora r /.aim. aged thirteen
; No. Ill flumner ..\? ni ??? Bi ook j n. s
I ?old filiad belt |.in, ,\ Ormond Blskelock,
aged ten, N ? ' i rtdo* i treet, IVoodha
yen, n v, a gold filled til ? loaf, and
Paulina M?d?r, ?g?d fourteen, No. ."i- Fui?
t..n street, Elisabeth, N .! . ?< derma? ail?
ver paree
Thin,-.?- t.? Think About The two pelse
winners and tbeli prisea are Margaret ii
Halaey, aged fourteen, No. 309 Smith atreet,
Peeksklll, N ?., a QenptMi silver purse,
and Chrlatopher Nelson, aged twelve, No
? BI Coaunnolpa? avenue? Jera? i i
<<f battleship i??..- tcarda
i ii.iinr Liai Prise, ?dv? ni un i In Bug?
land, ' for brim on hoi or Hal fit ?? I
Elisabeth 1'lynn ami Mar?' McBvoy, both
living al No, 17] Wrest ii.m atreet, Ne?
York, and Retelle Jacobe, Nq. .'.is West
, 164th atreet, New York.
< >ur Letter H"x {not lettera b; prlga
winners.) '
. e
HONOR LIST.
I, Joseph T. liagell, a*.! -'. Doi. ? Bal
John Heiiihard; I, M. Bernhardt: '.
Birnbaum; ?i. George .\ (?lar.k. 7,
Eleanor Bread; 9, Charlea r Bodine; '?'.
, Ruth Burn bar?; >"? itutii Bunitt; n, Janet
! Campbell 12, ?Dayton Clarke; It, Kate c.ini
inaky; H ?Sllaabeth Currl?,' Ii, Qraca Dot
lereui; H, Gladya f"? Vine; i". kfylei A
l.oian. It, Hannah "?tow; It, Jane PY?rd;
.'. 1711 I'll, illjlali. L'l I.'l" I'lilik. m%
| Agatha Gilbert; D, Lilll?a Golden berg; 24,
11 ? Um i: ? Irani ; 25, Hasel Greenlni.
? Edith Gross; 17, H?rriei <"? Guild; >. Lottie
Harper; .:?. P?er?cy s Hart; M Elliott Hai
rey; ?U, Vernon Hogan; ;;.'. Martha D Hsm?
IIton; x\, Elsie Jackaon; M, Howard Jahn
'.'.. Miriam E ?lohnson; ;,;. Holen
7. 11 .nal.! ?; Kimball; H, Ida Km??
ban; :::?. Sam v. Lane; a), isi?i..r Llppman
r. it ut ii Llewellyn; 12, Udna McConaghy;
? ? Flor? nce > M? tntosh; M, Btbfl M.
' Mapes; l?, Eleanor McKelvey; M, Frank
. McLaury; ?7, Ruth Miller; i?, Jame? Mlrtl
19, Ev? ind ] Laj mond W
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
Editor: i a lata te i hank ; o i r?
for the m : of little book?, i Btsatli
.'. adli i he i lorie? th?
! ii nv Respectful!) j??. i a,
IDA ALLISON
No '.'. i:i? street, Brook)}n.
i??..- r Kdltoi : I wish to thank
for !? . i rse i think It la very
preti th? t prise I ever ?
?? von ha i i ?t. your little
BFPJE A 1.1.is? .?.
No. H.7 ..ih street, Brooklyn.
Dear Editor: Many thanks foi
? mi Ml LLARD 11 BNl ?\\
Goahei I
i.ii K lu? r '. . ... th ink
Hie ? m \ for fi ? hi.i -? ?it me
fill?, PHILIP FLANNEL.
No ,.u Volk.
Hotv to Win a Prize
Contest N" i (Hallewaan Pusalal -
i sterUni allvar Tribuna laadge,
i Bel of battleship postttrdB, a (?nrtnan oll
?I POTS? vvith chain, un inter, ?t rig DOOk,
ed bell I in. g bOB 01 water eOtOt
liaints ,r a goli flUea tie Clasp f'?r the
.' ? an?! host tin?'?? nnsvvers.
??ont?st No, : tOnr Lattar Hoxt t prisa
Af 11 ia given for svtnry lattar prrated under
tlil? heading. The letter may contain im?!- .
i ?hut.- t:i your ?if??. anec?|nt?>? of pits, novel
1 experlencea, thing? ?oen in travel or ,
\ rnada-up stortsa The?? storin? mini b?
"ik'lnnl an?l mast be Written OH "ti- Stds "f
ti i? papar, Lattara MUtted i" tin? prize of
1! are often rrnw?lcd i ut for lack of ?i met
In the iv..ok In which the'.- am r?.<?ivr,|, but
if auch is the ?ase they alwaya appear in
the pas-i? litter.
'?.n,!?-?t No. .'. i ll.it.m- List) I -"' Of fOUr
little bo^ks containing stories of adventura
In Bugville 1*4*111 be KlN'etj to every litt!" man
?>r woman WhOM mini" appears five times
?>n the hoiinr list, counting from .lune 11,
. ite wh' n mis contest was snnoui cad.
?Watch lb?? honor list, and keep the dates
I when your name appear? tVhen you have
; flvo date? ?end them t?i the office of I.lttle
; Men and I.lttle Women, and the hooks will
: he forwarded to yon, Some of the little
' BHM an?! little WOB?SB have a?kr?l how to
Iget in the honor ll?t. The names of those
who fall to win prize?, hut whose work I?
; nevertheless worthy of "honorable men?
tion.'' are pla<?e?l In this list
In ?ending answers to puzzles It is not
j necessary to s?n<l a letter with them 1'se
! If you can paper of the or-llnary letu r size,
[ and ?".rite your name, ad?lres?. age an?l
? h"ice of prize in the upp?.r right hand
?orner of the first page If ?ending hny
drawing or returning a CUt-OUt, attach It
l to the paper bearing your name, etc.
Addro<?f< lottern to Utile Men and Mttl?
W? men. New? York Tribune, New toril If
you addre?m? them simply to The Tribune
they will go t?, some ?.ili.r depart men I and
may not reaeii the ??fllce ?,f i itiie \|,>n and
Uttla Women in lima t-? be ntercd in the
contest.
Age and n?jntneaa are considered In
awarding trtf prize*.
The ??onteat ?lorie?? on November 7
Dear Editor: i thank ?... i?; much for
the chexk for |1 which you BSVH m-' I am
very much pleaded to receive H I enfov
wi.rl.lng In the children's depart n. ??
The Tribune rery much, four im?
reader,
FREDERICK MORGAN DAVENPORT, Jr.
?'Union. N. T.
THE OLD WITCH AND HER MAGIC RING.
(Patented.)
O? the little men and llttl?
women have saved the Pumpkin .Valuers
whlcl hat ?? appeared In The Ti I
-. and no doubt th<
ai" waiting aag? i ly f??t tha appoaranc? oi
: he " It? h ?? li h whom inc.i
Halloween. To-da? ti,.- witch arrives, with
her broomstick and Mack i-at and n .
B ? too, la vary unpatteal lor her,'
Bo vv.- w ill pi?,.1 at
f"l the festivities
Cut ? lack aklrt ol the witch
ind ami past" Bide C
i ' i ? era t?, ha? a the bat?
i t i \ n all around. ( ' it. out
the I * rked A, A. *i !ui th?
? I ?? v. i it.. tin? -: i-.iv. r the I I -
d i ?? ' .11 ound a lead pencil, ,
el moistened with psste. Now slide
uff tha lead pencil and apread out the
i end- into a dish When dry pasta
the disk* over th>^ white i "itlona 'n the
:r -- m?i dad <;. ?;. Thua vu i g m form
? | ?if the wit. ii. Cut out the two
arms, atrengthsa thorn by pasting note
paper over them, ?'ut a .-lit through the
banda ai th.- black mark ne?r tHe thumb?, i
and paste the parta msrksd n, n Inside
th* alssvss, with hands pointing upward,
To form tha wit. n'a bead, cul oui the parts
No, i and No I and - m .. it the white
- r, F, down t?. tba ?lott- ?i line. < 'at
the abort a ? ? to aide
?Ide I unj t?- ?the doii?'.i lin?, ii id
Ing th? part which runa n? rw?.? the alashsd
edge This ?hi make two iharp cones, one
for the fa?.-e of ilie witch and the other for
lier cap. Bend the slit edg?s out at right
angle? with the conos and paste them to
each other with the two space? K, I*', op?
posite. To make the neck tut out K, cut
through the BhOli black lines, cover the
back with paste, roll round a lead pencil
?Ike the ??leeves am! spread out the flashed
r,||4" to form a ?ollar rie? the head ?ross
wise of the neck cylinder, with the F
garni ea ?low ti. Paste the frills of th? neck
piece on to the ?hin and the back of the
cap and push the neck Into the n-.-k open
iiiir of the dreas. The old witch win now
l.?ih her head back and forth at the tslight
? -' i.,ui h In the oddest manner. Now cut
out the broom, run It through tit?-, ?lit? In
the hands and pa?te. Cut out the cat an?t ?
i paute It to the broom Last of all. cut the
?trip at th? bottom of the cut. and pant?
end 6 over end 6 up to the lotted I'm Thil
form? the magic ring
Now for the waltr drop the ring betWOM
the circle of dolls and laste two opposite
doll? to It, ar, shown In the ?.ket.li in the
lower rlirht hand corner of the eut, being
uure tu keep tho skirts rentin?* evenly on
the Soor. As these two are to he th?. le.ni?
era of the dance, It la Important thai Kiev
be properly adjusted The other- i. sd not
be pasted. Put the witch InsMe th.? itnu
and put a. marble or tie.- size Indi? .ite?l in
the pre.edlng cuts of the aerie.? benesth
the aklrt of one of the dolls, a* ahown In
the picture PlH?'e the dampen*, on il.e tray
?.r box cover you bave provided and tilt
It In various directions. You will then >? ??
the dolls pirouetting round the ?itch in
the drollest manner.
Musical Notes and Comment ===== Continued from the Opposite Page
R ha-d t
Zarathui
-, Intermezzi and ???
?
sill aino ?
. Lisa
\t the at' ' phony
.1 the
?
T ?a Afteri ? Faun" hmi
B humann-Helnk
f. ?mi ? '?Samson
. with \
?
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
nie ?Socle!
mal . occur at '
gie Hall -
Not ? mbi ? I, vv hen
-
? phony.
: honk
Pre
f Gli
?
lite Berlin Phll
-
NEW YORK SYm?i?o"?Y~SOCIETY.
?t ? B: m
-
? ?
Tin- will i,.- the op?
? ription s
Th? Mio pe? forii;. i will be Hai old I
i p?a i i. asi i i; fiat eon? > rto for
fortS amI , an.I als?
f.-r piano! -
lag to K?.! the ?.t? !..
era M
.
Tsseo "Mas? ppa" and "Lea
?
attention oi ? on? ertgoeri n\ it??i
once more t>> the exhibition ol letters, por?
and othi i reli? ? <?i Crans Llssl
I r.? i n m,- ? ill be
offered al the
oon, Not embei 5, consist? ' I
Kifil. - ei, the L' I
Pai
Ils!,
THEODORE THOMAS ORCHESTRA.
Ina pi ri t ol
and imitai Icn, Mr, Kai I? ton
?
.un. le to
?. ? ? Th? o? I
egl?
i i . . bvlous
that ii. to b? warn? ?1 I
??: m was n? t Intel d??d I
iplrii d? eervi ? recoi I and a
pan ol Mi Hackett'a pl< asant a ti?
?
it .-? ems fitting ev?
should ?? '. bange of c?u
l .... .n i. e Easl and the Wei win
? ? , h? -u.. s ?n vi ?
.!. taking with It in all arl
oH?e c/*<lc?#?c of?ojie/
-
....
In ti l
. to
W 1,1 'Il
extend fi l ? ? ,,n -,?.'? Id
I ? thai, ?
Of? tern
at .1 kail", id the G iitfd an
the At:.m' stated
? ?,,.
? train?
to the Pa?
? I? fi f. anothei
-- -
? ?
this
-
? mon of th<
oui Ine regia?
?
? t those
s list 11
equirini
.., i..,,
.: liege "i
Woodland
In, ami
? arlrp to
i on it
? ? attempt '''?
t a ? han? a
? ?.Ils, il
i
'
due-to
, , . .. . ,i ?i .it m? ,
"in. I, who Wie ,.cci.ri,|. i'.j'.1 by tin'
, ? .
lory to filing
d hav? ? ?? Tli? h tin?
... led I "H " ?'
? o t" .-'??ii. a ,in"i<? must advagic? lo
?js-baoat arivaa iui.?.ia to rjsrralt tu?, ?.?ttc-r to
?It if
? thi oming esalon of the
? i re th? i.... i bios a II! be d< all to
t.? .1 |a? requiring i
year's i befor. suit can be 111? d
The old s ood? n r? eritrina ahlp P? i
; dut) u( th? <;??.it Island naval
aboul outlived h? i
usefuln?i a in th? of l be i nu? ?l
???I soon be ? ed o tha
i pili \ nu \ a] bo ir?i has ' ? en nam? d
t? in.ik. a detailed examination of th? ?
ship, and probabl) >.?*. 111 rjKConi.ncnd t?> th?
i . pai imei t thai ha a lold n is
HI i .. i ?. u i rl
?
The National Bis? nil Con
? i !.. i?, \\ estei n con? ei n> !?u tha
? : L'oasl and the ? n lent, it
.n?.'in. ed f? I da BgO Iliat the
National i ? In ( lakland,
ou |d al tu fa? torj f.?i
Ita producta 'i here
i. - ?Vngel? ? P?i Hand and
Oakland half ;? acore of alleged Independent
s bit h eeem lo opt rate
with ? ? although II haa been
? ..'? thal thei? .?i?? no
i ? la i'. . -i i h? ni i 'or aom< time
i.?. n . uttlng a little
mad? bj ih< National and
th.- .i? cisi?n at ?i" loi m .. plant
all
<*?
An mi...i tanl de. .-ion v.a- i. ndeipd <??
Court ? ha h |. .
..i obsta? I? '.. the ? nniinn lion
? n nf Mlb? 'I h<
< ? ait h'.'i - i i..? i und? I a lav. I.i
? ? t.. build ih?- ttmneli
iflli 'i bl ? I? i- tha w?) foi
the construction ol i ayatem ??f aobwaya
which will briag the bhsinee district im?.
dosa touch with tha sections to ths north
an?i west which are now cui off by high
i I? ed a contra? i '
a ith Bl? . Mm.I I a il.?? lion ?? |.? It. 4S le. i
t.? make a ? ... ?i n.?.- transpoitalion
. . II! . -
with any purpose ol alnglorlous displa
'?? wing full well tl i' || will ? nt' i ii
land ? ? itras, ??< i I -
:n ' ? ? ? has lr-'-'l close to tl
i.!.-4il. holding high the standard; -??
>'? Ish? t" i.id? -i II - horizon bj at? i?i?ln
'?" ti"- moment oui ??f It* i stural orbl
There i- no Intention to pave the a I
? - h tal in .*asl h. foi in Its nal lirai ti
thi Mi.i.il. Wcsl there ;
? t han m can do, and on il resl ? mon
ration i? ? on th< ore esti
played more t an two hundred and lift
i'oncei ts, of v. hi? h I? i an ?. ? ? ni
iu Chicago This mean* thai regular serl?
I all o? ei the counti froi
I'm bui gh In ' h? i..,-! to D< nv? r In tl
West, and j f gloi
incut Of . uul.l temp! th
orch? slra from the work it has to do
. r? .i man
? ? hands ol thi Rast, much ol II thoi
ougl ?: . ? n spite ,,i ?om
I
the w ? st< i n? i i- ? -.-? ntially me? k In
owevor, t he man of < 'M a ft
w ill stick up for, and ti, -1 ,.f th ?--? la th
playing "f the Thomas Orchestra \?,
witii aiisl ? I? '.m.-.. as i>t.tt it i
t he only oi nol > e
.--??i for the i? .|nit",
demo
In eves s? use ai
orchestra.
? 'hi, ?? .. many bump
? humilll />i* 11;
I".' ?I children turn th, -*? i
?n it is with chastened -pint, though wltl
? ? nun. thai we give oui or, h? stn
in th? t. :,?!. ?? mercies of the ci Itlcs, ?pro
fessional and the more to lie dr? ade,
inti
LISZT AND PHILHARMONIC
An Old Subscriber's First anil
Later Impressions.
To the Editor of The Tribune
sir: l hav? Just fini hed ? idinB Th? T
artlcl?.i Usat's music In New rorl
und the tt rltei 's < stln ' i onv
me i tl c i 11 !
m? mory my Phllhai ni??i?J? men
. sactlj that ? ? rlod II old pi ogramnu -
liegln Wil
and through the beautj
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thej an i a? k< i ? waj and i i innol n ?" h
them, ?" I muH d? i" ml ?m tie m- n o
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only ;-?-iiifon ?-'I bj yow
i.ame? ami ?bit? s
if our famll i Blbl? and lbs Phllbi
.id? tell true.
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. iid ni' ii - . born it? th? spring ol 1942;
l was ???in on th?
log i waa still fifteen when, ? bj I] In ? "?
tob? j . i i.? srd f< r the III -t tini" In im Ufe
a numb? i
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v ii <*i,oi-ij.s ,i the I tails ? I Mora
over, for I I : ? ' ' ba i
i... i m the ?. unti v win, n? alkti a here
there ? I ? ? f Ocea
ill had left; i ' 'm lo a full
?.i? h? stra, BBJi
, ont ' But Ihe m al aprli 9 our list
m April Mi Bergmann I
1. Prflud
1,1th 1 .1 In
'
v. hielt to progrei .I w<i 1 d? nti
1 thou ' ? : ?
1 eautlf 1 1 did n"t i-.i on noi car?
1 imai th otto h was
th? insii nun niai tone and Hie tun?
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?. tai m? i know, a,?1 waa ushered bj mat
Hamo m ' I.. l'|. I d< ' 111t" , goldofl ? 1
chanUBH 1,1 of harm.a bras? ..11 si oncoi
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"feuchi ?erkl?r 1 1 al? , .- ki iad| ?
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?s?\v OOtot \lvi?lly by |MgOg ol ?uaaaiii? M
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real an
? .1 i ki: w i ..\,.- disappointed, but
- ' ' WS! 'n' OS n !.. ill . ami th-le
strophe? t?. li
think- .... ? ? didn't kno ere not
i h..ai.i th.. "Hui
? ai ;. M?i la Ni' be,
and ail th? mi.' .??>:.? poema ? >??
ng Ii ? hard
?.? "i ?ir. memoi > ?I <>
onl hearini
? ?. . bul
? i ; lymphony, nnd
than on? ? ? in re?readlng youi
artlcl? that I?r D?mro?ch did
give It In ' " the' boy ?hoir of
old Trinity ? 'hurch ? Ich ing In the
Mssl ipeaka i lang I i
l don'l min.! him a hen ha i*
>i .1 i ? ilbar," i !?? ronl?
mlxtui . Bad Boy and Weltmann ; but I
ican'l
ISII ".\ .ail'
winter,
i i most aond? i maim.'
I of Joael i loftna ? at i Boston Bj m?
...,,..,, ?it It a
idow auddenly opened Into ;? gorgeous, un?
place, which really existed, ? m t
ild aeem real to .; an?!
. i m? d t?. s..... rathe). per?
a ,! wasn't all pose. Maybe tha world
..r Llesl and Byron w?a real t.? them, In
Kplte ol self-consciousness, costuming and
gesticulations Anyway, Liest himself
was i generoua ami chivalrous man. far
above Wagner, yd Wagner waa far, far
the i ? ? itlu* a grt al creative
. end si Mensch Inflnltely little. I
sm wondering sfter reading "Mein Leben"
an.i the "Briefe au Mathilde Wesendonek,"
the two. what he wrote ??t theJ
t rl ?t be said of the time, aft? ?
him unfold with p. rfe. t aelf?aatla? I
faction ? ..i ..'" i.i- own grosenasa and
- fit ? way," aa m
rince Pep)
u f. i didn't pos.
? ills! i am won?
nezl time
lend I nusi. i must;
ng" and "TrUt?n ' do noi
?i one Indh Idyal, . ompo
, volume of "Mi n I
i dolloi and : \:? eni m ? .
polled a Ith Indlgnanl ezpre elani In
encll at hia eelflshnes? Ingratitude
and ... 'i on toward i.i il and hia
utt? rl ' Itfftra ? tu rior to Von
I. Hoi "Hud?' ,
toward I be u ? aendon? k- \n i did you
meet s Ith a hum in b* ins
so ? ap ibk of petty at Ita and th? i mallesl
kind ?? ? And II W?gn< : anuuring
ai the hoi ??f those itiona,
a liai aboul the othei ..... ould puUlah
them? Could ai n.? grotesque
n. .n E w ..km i rebuking Richard
ii'ound
[The correapoadant'a ? emtiry, aa h.?
.,. i., i -u made plain In Ihl ? foui nal,
Hi.- in il poi forma n.( the ?
? rnphonj Ii writ i L 'i hi |
formant*? 1? oh ?"?la? ? on Januar* 10, i?-?i4
K.i !
IT MUSIC STUDIOiS.
? ?? him-. rcital ol
n n m ordinary later? si waa kiv. n on
. , ? ?. loi?, r \9, b] Pi ??'
II. i m | ' ?? I ..ne. It pianist and l.a.li' t
ol ri n..? rotes and i!???? >i ??. end formerly
director o| the Kllndworth*Hchsrwenka
?. r.? i lin Th. sffah tool
ki Ni? ?i '\ - al Mth m . i ? m
in: a pp.... i. ' ? i ' ? i.<.? usa v.,.- greet? o
critical audience Ol must, bin ? and
-? -. tottoh iMUMi rflmiMfi ?vmxuuiimjj?:
[thai ol i' ' romatk Fantasie" aw
hi? Interpretation of the Beethoven "Bonati
Appaastonata." a ?.i' ? ? follow? ?! bj
-? m- of i ? own ? ?? "i " Itlons, brought
forth loud applause In teaching music, si
'I .,il other line? of work, ?Professor Qensi
?? v a i he ... thi person t bus en
: mus? be Juclged by resulta As an
pie, he presented his pupil, Miss Hasel
?Vood. who ?ana three of her teacher'?
.?.?m??, disclosing a voice which those who
tl h? r ' "tutu.-ii'. .1 on bOj being of ?ar?
quallt) ai the careful training
of her teacher Mi Damrosch, who heard
her ?ing recent!} In private, was ?o pleased
that he obtslned for her an engagent? ni al
Ihe Met? "? oiltan Opera it. us?. a hei
will h. tie ' 'i this season, singing minor
part? Mi?s Wood has also been engaged
b the*Oratorio Boeletj ??f New Torn.
1 iiei.-n True Wlnalow, tinging and speak?
ing role? . -i \ e ti e second of a
Sunday nlghl musit?is ,,n October
her i ? ?Id? n? ? studio, No. 170 W ? '
167th streel She v?a- assisted by lime
? i ?line Martha Belcher, contralto, who
? ,.f h.-r own rompo? ni n?\
The programme Included selections b?
I It, Barhour, Herman, Finden, Gaynor,
,,ni and ?"ampra.
Henry ri"f and h,s orchestra are begli
my i.king 0
Nov? m ? i itanl will take
i,-.?, mi ? : ?. dam i a! P ?
rille. On th" same date hi? second as?
sistai, t wiii take chargi ,?!' the reception
loi Mrs. Augusta Robinson On November
t Mr. I.?ff win be In charge himself of
the reception of the Mozart S'"ietv- at the
Hotel Astor, and on November ?J be will
be In Morristown, with his orchestra, si
the Morris ??olf ? tub for a private affal
Mr. Uff's office i? now in the Metropolit? a
? ?r- ?... House building
Word is received in m /alpha Maiii?-:
Wood that her annual free scholarship ex?
amination will take place on November 1
at her stud!.,. Nu 917 ?'arnegl? Hull At,-.
one vltl, s good voice and some talent will
he eligible. ? ?Ii the same evening her opera
class will begin rehearsing '"Cfarmen.'1 The
latter clssa .i to singers ol other
ai hools
Misa Antoinette Ward, teacher of piano
end .iifinonv, gara the first of her Thurs
evening *gtt?Bla reritala for this seas?)?,
la-t Thursday evening. The players were
Ml--,-.. Helen Hulemann, Carmelita Pen
ist. Marlon Honeek i "onstance l luis
mann. Celia Wall and Bdwlna Williams
T ej were assisted b) Miss Irene Lupo,
soprano, who rang several solos. Theao re?
? Itals take plaoe oa alteraste Thursda;
evenings throughout the entire aeason. Mis
Ward makei ., speclalt) ol preparing pupil?
playing.
'i he h m of Dltaon A ? o . ol Boaton, a III
in tha mai fui t.. the latest piano
(?pmpoaitloni from tha pan ol Joan Paul
Kut.?!iii?i Thej ai.- entitled "Three
Moods," ? m 19: (li "Mediti.n": (2) I?l? I";
(?) "A Regrei " Mr, Kiirstelner'a studio I?
at the Belnord, Broadway and 99th street,
where lie receive? pupils In plino, compota!'
lion and th?rory.
Pauline llov??-mann haa remov??d bei atudlo
to No 7M W esi Bad avenue Miaa Rattle
Kaufman, a pupil ol Ml?a Ho? emann
a ith success si ? concert given for tl ?
i? n? ;.t ol poor Jewish children, on Oeto
h? r It In nu u Hall, Elisabeth, N .1 Bl a
a ? encon d Baverai time?.
The Grand C?*a*iasrvator? ol Musi< wi|i
m steal ?m i huradaj evening, n??
? ml ? t the com I lildlng, No
." W ? ' *?l .ill in'.
. tins till h? rendered ?< ores
? m ib? i- an .< nun ?? t ol ,
- ; a simlv ing piano und? vil ? Bber
li.iid, a- w-i , ?i a nt?, who ?re making
rapid i" ..: . dm ?ng their n? , lod of studj
with lu t
Thosi an opportunitj to learn
mai have their
ning tha Bradford ,
s? i"".i ol \?. .m.i an! IV esi 91st I
?tree! lame? ?' Hradford. the dlrectoi. ,
says "Qooa sccompanlsts ara raie, while I
the demand foi I hem exceeds the supply." '
Sin.I.m- ,,f Hi,- . hool will have the a,Ivan- i
Inge ,.f accompanying professional ?tngei
and n
I 'l urn i.,-,, -i ,.p. i n poi i Mi- Mai.? I |
1 ? ? of La Ing? I? a tot m? i pupil of
Theodor? I uls Irvlna, la aastUtaOag a, atro?s?t
as?, (ft jji..,-. ?iBrti.fi ?V.Ub? ? ?IXeU?::? ii?a>
ip?ci<? of aucceaa .Mis? Ferris dramatised i
i "The Rrldge Of the Oods," by Halch- It
'vas presente.1 eight times !.y Miss Ferris j
; at the AaP'tiH mregcni) Centennial, with ?
such success thai It is said she has had
off? ra from rarloua .-our. ea offering to buy
her ro\alt\ Mlm Ferris'.? present plan, j
Low. ver, is to Kive an annual production in ?
Astoria (?Oregon), t'? which place ahe ex- |
pi.t? there ?a ill he pilgrimages made from
tarioua parta of the country.
Louie Arthur Russell, through the pub?
lish*!?, I.uckiiar.it ?v Bolder, of this city,
has just revised editions of several of his
books, "Modei n Methods of Music Study.''
Among th.? Important works published are
a third edition of "The Ksnential I'ractlce
Mat?riel for Singers,'' th?- second edition:
of "A School of Scales"; "A School of i
Arp'-puio? " for pianist? and a third edl?
tlon or "Rhythm and Accent in Meiodv." :
These 'nooks are all a vital part of the
? M system.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
Walter nocert. on October *\ gato a t-e
, cltal of folk son;; at Rosemary Hall, ?Ircen
??.ich. Conn. On November I and 4 he, win
? Klve a re,?tal of folk sone and of the
I opera, "HMnsel und Oretel." In Mirllng
tOIl. Yt. '
William ?'. Call will nlve a tifteen-min
nte orBan re.ital at the Old First Presby?
I terlan Church, fifth avenue ami 12th
' street, every Sunday evening, he-'lnn.ng at
7:46 o'clock, preceding the evening -otiif
servie?, Dr. ?'aria programme for this
Sunday evening will Include Handel?
Eighth Organ Conosrto; Pastorale In R lb**,
Arthur Foots, and ballad In !> flat ?V
William Wolstenholme
Among the artists under the manage
ment of K. S Brawn, .".ho wiil be heard
m i'.ital In New York the < oming season
Sre Augusta COttlOW, th.? pianist, ?iarl
her I*m?nn, the Wagnerian Interpreter;
Paul DufauM, ten?r; Mary Cracrort, the
English pianist; Helen Waldo. In her
'?'liild Life In Sons'' programme; Royal
Dadmun, basso cantante and eololst at the.
Maine Fesfhnt; Rosa fjr.de, contralto, and
Nellie Wright, soprano.
Florence Hnubiel Rratt Is repeating her
popular lecture recital on ??riega musical
interpr?t?t:??!! of Ibsen's drama, Peer
Qynt," this aftciTooti at ! O'clock at tho
Labor Temple.
MISS Laretta de l/m*. harpist, now es.
tabllshed la her studio at N<?, H Ka*t "Ith
street. Will K've a re? Ital in Washington
on November M, ami In Wheeling, W. \'a..
.a November 21 Besides harp olos, Mis?
de 1,0110 will j?i\e ?1 lecture on th?' han?
and a number of "tutrploguee," of which
she ir the originator.
(ffl^tt?mixits ^?f4Mz/icl
The new comniHji.ler of the ?st Bftttallo
of Kiehl Artillery, to succeed the late Ma
jor David Wilson, will tie ?aptaln Ran?
ford F sherry, of Battery a. This com
maad was formerly known as the 2d Rat
tory, and was undei ?gmntand of Mojo
Wilson for many years [irevlous to his he
Ing appointed major of field artillery, Ml
lor sherry has I.,. n In the national Kuan
of the state more than twenty-live y?ar>
aml received the brevet rank* of. major. Jan
uary IS, 1910, for m. rltorious aer\i?. o
twenty-flve yearn,
leeond Lieutenant Albert K. Shaw, of Utl
.".th Company of the ISth R?giment, ha?
inen elected captain, rice Wbltley, appoint
???i ?m th?- Marr ,,f General Eddy, ol the 2.
Brigade Captaln??tscl thaw joine?i th?
regiment a- a privat?- Mar. ti \ MM, an.
reached the grada of second Lieutenant In
Iggl The date for the review In BOttOT Ol
?;e:,eral David iv Austen, chief Of Co??!
Artillery, in celebration of his retir.um-nt
for ago? le s.ituniay night, Deeeoabsr *\
There |a xreat satIstsctlon in ?'..nipany K
of the 7tli Regim.-nt because First Lieuten?
ant Samuel K. Thomas has reconsld? r?-d
ills determination to resiga from the ? .?m
tony, ?'n acraual <>f business, it is ander?
Niiiu.1 that In the near future he will be
elected captain to aucoeoo. Da Mille, recent
i\ reatgaad?
The Mth Reglmenl tfcslrea to honor the
last day of Brigadier ??eSeral ???-orge Moore
Smith, 1st Brigada? <"? the active llBt. by
having him review the reglmenl on Satin -
d?) alght, December M The general ?ill
i.tii. for kg? the m At ?lay
idler General John <? Eddy, ol the
2.1 Rrlgade. has appointed ?'ampbell T.
Hamilton, from civil life, an aid on his
staff, Wit? the rank of first lieutenant.
Colonel rtotchkln, >.f the '-'2.1 Engineers,
has settled on Satnrdai night, November
it, aa the ?laie m the restew la honor al
the lUtl'-ih annlversar> of the ??nlistinetit
of Colon?'! John T. ?'amp, retired, in the
Bd Regiment.
Company 1? of tiie ;i?i itesiment win
live n one act farce il the eriaoij t.? i?e
followed !? 1? dance, oa Baturdaj night,
I'? ? nil? 1 '.'.
I ?-?' _',:.__M?, *% IX. ti*4,i?t ?i t-HAg-lwOt \
has offet?Kl a prize for revolver shooting?
to he competed for by men of the so,ua?lron
who have never ??hot on a troop "r squad?
ron team.
?"olonei Feote, of the nth Regiment, an?
noun? es that a prize of "d? will he awarded
to each company Which obtains twenty-five
recruits between October HI i7*M and May
??. 1912. Ka.h re.ruit must enlist for thte?-,
?ears and i crfrtrm M PCI ? ?at Of duty, aji?l
each company to be eligible for th.? pi /..
must have n?> f. wer than seventy-five mem?
bers on its rolls on Mm t, and ?i .. whole
must have performed U per rant of duty.
An additional prig? ?>f IM w.ll be given to
the company that enlists the greatest num?
ber of mea more than twenty?flv< ? *
of 8K?'
The lat"?.t ? omplamt AsseinMv man ?ovll
li?ar has re. elved relative to atr?) ' utleta
from the Blauvslt rifle range la dated Oete
ber 17, ano la signed bj I. >:. Bishop and
i: s Regohnan, of the villa?., of ??ran?i
\i?w, .m th.- Hudson, just behind the
tang?. Tin? lettel reads:
Tbursdai afternoon, October il IML
about 4 l. o'clock, ?l'Hing target practice at
the Blauvell rifle range, we were ?landing
near the corner of South Boulevard an?!
Mountain Road, In th.- village of ??rand
view, when ?* bull?! whlased over our
rteada and atraes a tie.- .? r?ry abort dia
tance from us.
Bver since the bealimina of target prac
Uce ai th.- Blauvell rifle range, iiulleta
have been Itrlking our residences Tliu*
far our efforts to secure relief from this
menace to our lives has? been unavailing.
?un- next ee*rma to bt an appeal I? the
courts.
in replying t.? tins lettei on October U,
Aaeemblyman Cuvllllei said, iu part:
I have Riven this matter ??onsldetaM-,
.stii.lv and have received a ?r??at many
complaints tfboul stray bullets. There in
no question in my mind that the range I4
a very CO?tty military blunder to th.? Stat?*>
?>f N.-vv fork, '.ut aim. a dsngeroua placo
for citlsena t" reside mai h i* not the.
pollcj <>f th? itate govei nmenl lo er?
maintain a dangerous nuisance to lire ..?
limb ?I its cttiaens, and as chairman <>"
th- Militai> Committee I have taken th!?
matter up with the Adjutant General'a
office, for the purpose of abatlnf- the nui?
sance, either perfecting this range, which
se? ins impossible, or abaitdoi the ?am
and establish a rifle range at I'e.ksklll,
?here th. natural conditions ar?. more p??:
t.i' t..1 ? rifle rang. I would suggest that
v..u LlUUKNtlatCl*. vvilt, Adjutant ? |<
Wrbeck. Albany, N Y . ami lay your coin??
plaint bei?.;., him. before taking legal aot?
L va ui Uui v?an."*?*, ?0

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