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The Conning Tower
As Alfred Noyes Might Write "The Lyric."
i.
In the Garden of Poems h : a flower,
\:i {'?' I rirr ;
-
ry li< art like
? s i hollyhock, quaintest and queerest
knows -
? . '.
? ? of a Ij ri - '
??
?five tn?" thr- lyric wh v teeming
ind rhyme, while our volumes are filled
: ami importunate di
! . iti itself is up |
Tl)'' 01
?ghtirr mirth
ft of its S : ould ?be pallid,
! or t he - ion] of the earth.
8
. ' '
I wings ;
\*?ril that quirk? na the pulsr oi it1* parans,
\tisi Passion that beats in the heart ?.f nil thin -
? he ode, be it s<?,| or .satiric,
sonnet with rule and with rod
tmr nut the s'?'.il fr.?in thr lyric,
lilt of a lyric's th> laughter ?
1
Lord Kitchener
WITH \ PREFAC1 '?s OTHER RELATED TOPICS?THE DARDANELLES
?M-w MINISTERIAL METHODS?LORD KIT? lENER'S NEW ENTER
,-l . \\ l bSTl i;n EXPERT?NO
HAI IM
- 'V. Hmsll?-. I
London, N
Ko!'' .' up "? G? B? r'?'. .:
visit to Loi
ment out ? '
A_qu'."- 'i the House, and hard
upon ' rd Kitchen?
er's r- il of it
by tbl "iiu; the r?
mission of ? ' urcau tha'
he had not I
?
luppr
and reas?
,1 ?
Into biatoi
made the i" ' t dad to
make. In
what the lawy? rs call a co"1
i -ce. The you pro
nounri' ; ? judg?
ment of England also; partis;,
cepted.
Far deeper win the impr
Edward Caraon'a ?tateme- I
hapa deepei
letter of m
in parts ??f Mr. Choate's remai
he wo-.. I Wil?
ton'?, policy if ba kn? m a
! pays bluntly th-it the Cabi?
net could not make up its BO nd. In a
QaMset of that kind there was no place
ra.
The Dardanelis
Mr. Ass-juith's adnaiaalon I
the Cabine* as a a naible
. .nal nava] expedition to the
Dardanelles is here tl
? 'irchi'l in -
obloquy. I ?hods
by which .' iuced
to initia, the original ? ?
I
-?cured; and
-.et was ? .
?
be) ? ' *nuch of the truth as
i win a fat
1 'hat is the habit
? rdict
~e jury. P
?sj
future, n '
I huge
?
i ,- - - ?
j
that ? ? s-om
?
trust ?
. ?
?h0S?; '
MiniHterlii! Methods.
?
press..
'"
taat heroic i
war,
?
HSMai
4??. |
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r demand,
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war.
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la auch
Ta?,
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Vet it is upon tho theory, upon the ad
".-???
nted. 1
.?? is in dispute.
Loi ??. Enterprise.
I \.
?? hope that even in A
?
?
-.-st. 'l
Lord K
-
?
The.
i lay ai
. shook
?
ilth wa?
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? ittioti Not
?
?
'. way.
?
- orarily
Prime
ter wa
-
'
eft 1
U'ur,
?
\ rVeodlee? Myetery.
could the
? truth? i
?
?
?
-
a quote
m in
?retary of
duty he hi
?
It 1' -lent. Is It
? I| accu
for War I .
lommand In
He
entary rep
?
?
.-.n he could ? ' ' be. i ord
?oldier. I-'
ngulai
?
ling.
\?. an Listern Mxprrl.
? cove?-, ? .
?. . Minor
rtant of
?
'.'.??
B*
i ?
? t?. Hi
? ?
?
to
imb as well
i he
? ; is th"
may seize
! which
ramaader-in
threat
? urce
?
? criti
? f this war.
?ay thai
II
I
.....
?
? .vould
i
P ?
?
Nit Leed llaldane.
I
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? ,? ?le
il Hal
ment, and a
-
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'
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MUSICAL DEL?G
I FLOODS SUND?
Half a Score of Cono
in a Day Approach
City's Record.
DELIUS AND MIS
ORCHESTRAL MOO
European Pianoforte Pia
Find New York's "Chines*.
Wall" Fallen.
Bj M. L. KKEHBIEL.
If tl r a of
li
dissert
* to them in
?
? il and docta
. ? ? ? ?
?ion that their SBtrs
eoac irt i
momentous end essential parts of
record we should expect this m
be largely
ga from hal
Oceasloaally there ?
I i.nce, f ? .-?..
'
?? ? ed po
tiout eg<
? ..t.cern about
? ? had previ
lB| to a ci.ncert at ail.
Ilectiofl of a German ci
which told in detail of hnl
. ise the critic did
that 11 was ralalag when
ad from 1 me and had to ret
shes, wherefore he CO
lUnt of how the er
The loss to history \
?
ail of j
would have enlis
reviewi
?
I
.
.in Opi
of Victor il
. ?
-. ra m 1
.
is am] I;
t, wil ? i i
?
ber mu ' nung? ; mai?
n the?
:
? he * olle
Sf York m the aftl
? ?
; . . ? BJI Bl VI.
rri ateat
era? sung
called "A Gerai
am."
. ? I, tru!>. but r.
?
heat
rt of I
Hall in the afte
? refreahii
re had been creati
I Haydn
. I
ha? burdened and enriched it with h
Delia? we
......
?it- breal
. They were set down, on the pr.
. the nrst d
? leht "n tl
by ti . Hearing tl
. A . i?? i ? i? ai
i to ii
led b) the title?. Tl
. on tl '.inks <
an eomposi
?the cuckti
- for hirn Korwa;
'
ntaofNoi
.'i with CUCkooa. W? are I.?
anybody ever heard th
cuckoo as far
pring, hut ' '? matter.
?- Deliui found th
ng :tl
ex* rciaed
iting the bir
I
pench
tint for novel harmonics and instru
metr " h? re ?
Il fr?quent
.-iiliarl
lining immed ;?t?-'. after th
. whi' I
we fancy must b? I tluggilh ?o-t 0
athef ejuagmiry and a
current in any dir
m?lodie pi
t flov - ? ? i \ I ' ? ?
l1 there are frog? ii
WO are quite as willini
iccept the fro..? a? the river aa<
' ?;ht. The cukoo pi? ci
t mattoi
folk musician put a pretty egg in th<
- nest, end out of it then
lird call It u cukoo oi
"a ??? .
. \ agrai I Big ? . h key
und ' ?
. ala.
ghtfulli
? . ?
.. accompaniment), then an
. i i di aleo v tl orchi
numbera a group
? Braba Hei lecond num
? lughi a look of i
ntl. The pro
gran I as to it? lource,
th wa i.-rinaii
and ? g for
As a
11 is a traa
.
r, "f an
? -
? ?
Cargo
irrang
? I -?.'.r' i
found they
Kent? Whatever
diet Culp baa In it an
?
Af. . ? ? '? Of the for
virtuosi -ent a
.uning that
the connu.- of Paderewaki to America
ed i, Chiaeae ?rail si
?
?an oiaaiat? li -ml the
in the Mi:
igh the
7' the few oi '
If I , . ,
? ll"?AII US
; >hua's
Jrcumvallatl
?
?
I ? ,...'i. I !.,
'.. third and twen
MISS KATHERINE LA SAI.I.E.
heroins in "H.t the-Trail Holliday," Cohan's farce si the
t y fourth are expecting to be heard
to ??ay. Yeaterday'i
He play?
I
.
>mpo
litiona I
crnmnis' b?
Ben u man n'a
." to arhieh he
! etrarea" n
?
? d on
Ba "lanity
- ? . be spnr.sl :
lists.
OTHER SUNDAY CONCERTS
Philharmonie. Metropolitan and Kus
aians Give Offerings,
The file of tl. - nudi
.- Tha p?.p
.
crowded with an audience th.it ???
ib al I that i
whist
K..r? . r:..'l" ?
' -
?
bapeody a feaa?
for a Sunday ?. audience ?r>
dead, ai ! all pla?
Tba solo
mar was M I. .1 i
bar singing of
-
Kurt haa as ,* .? ' .- i
ly powerful ?..?*,? as we
?
superb int.' Bgl with
?..' ? erj gorgeou -
nut that if aha coi
?in,i furo.? h irily, us sh"
. dopai t lona I ? ap
? ia. Mme. Kurt, fine artist
that she is, baa : virtue
of vocal and vence.
In Madii l lard? n the flrst
..? i.ri' denominated "civic or
? ?ok ?vis'', in the
tha Buapieea o*
New York Globo." The huge asdito
rium held about 2,000 people, and tho
?ra, under
Mr. A .-st to
. r.y's Pathetiqu
1 ha hum siz?- of ? he a i
? '
rather
. fed I
re were two ???
?
The usual Metropolitan "ppra House
conrs-r? bl I
Mme. Mar:?* Itappold anil GiuBoppa Da
Mi De Luca by hii
"En tu" deepened the Imnn ?
? - ro. Ha sang I
liabed
ng and ri< In him the
ired a barytone
who pr?f?ra bel canto to ?l?'cin:
? are rare in tins
day and generation. Victor Herbert
and his orcbestra drew h good I
audianee to tha Cort Th?atre, the pro?
gramme being devoted to Mr. II?-rh?.rt's
own co'
MM. j;s? WILSON.
Arthui D. .Mi!?"1, president mi 'he
I rs. ,J.
laughter of the late William
. t San '? re married
by tba Re*/. \ Ibort D Will
riat < Ihureh, Broaxrille. at
I rtwich, a friend
u'..I te of tha ?
??room, in LewreBM I'ark West, |
The brisle was ?iven away by Mr.
Roatwiek.
W1I\T IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
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NEWS OF PLAYS
AND FLAYERS
After All, "A Bare Idea"
lias Nol Been Done by
Everett Shinn.
' )?i the eonti lenco te the
contrary nol . . ng, deipil
announcerr.i i.i . and Mveral
? ?
the book of "A Hare Id ib." i A Weil.
. "ion. enthu
?iastically proel;.
as the author a month .
far as to put "A Hare Idea" into re
it th?
illuatrator rittea the
? week, however, the rehearsals
came to as complete ? il ? a? a dowo
- H just ti;T' b Of '?-.-?.
! made an Ifl
tion and claims to have diaee
biaa had not writtea a muaical
|y booh fit all. Fxactly what it
was that Mr. Shitin had written Mr.
Weil d.d not an
youth, I WBI en?
gaged tC write the book of "A Hare
Idea."
Mr. I'"gcrs, It that
he can do it in a week, and re! I I
will then begin ? again.
<-.- of
the r but in New Haven. It
will o ? night, nnd
will be gi *i ?'? m.-1er tie an ?
'
1 he I'
and 7
???i miera on th?
No amount of persuasion can II
him to put a ae< ' "His
Maje?) y Buokei
: ind 1
?
before ?eeing th? play It II
ing a run in ( t.'
?. an fin' from
ing.
Having claimed ?verythiBg in
Vor?,, aent
ma?
terial. Am incei
terday tl. if son. bod A
.. him
-
'hin."
There being no other way
th.- numl ei or? in thia
countr
company i.'i New York and then
to London for a run.
The Mirror Films, j-.c, I .,
? ' Goodwin.
The new concern will beg
work In January.
Perwent Hall Cain? is in Ne ?
with a couple of new
?h.-r. and \? !! act here in one of
?mans don't let up on
London.
: starter in
pn.due.-,; . '
night in Cii
St:!' Bnother or..- by Fn
?
"At the
a ...? ." ?> I unce
"I.i bar I . ositiun of
.id of
\u --.-i i. A- .i i ?? -i ? - '
tache have turned c i
..Iso ghorti-. ?
Cecil Lean will jump to the Chieigo
!'. der d Leag
? '
Lean |
"fhe 1 of 1 I - ?-rican
"The Battl
A r
from th- Pal .- - I -
? I
?
-?a ?
new triangl:-: pi.ays
Helen Ware Mil?? D?bat Marl T?ain
Play at the Strand.
Helen Ware and William B. Hart are
?tar? la the new Tr I pro?
grame n* ?*?
the KniCM-rbocker T
aften
under th?
|B "Croes Currents." ..
and li . ? "Be*
Men." Fi
, | :." a Sennett farce, lu?
th? sea
The first M?rk Twa reach
'
and the Paaper," with Marguerite ?
Clark in the ?dual roles.
1 REVER SAID IT/
yvette insists
Those Awful Things About
America Being a Bluff
All a Mistake.
WILL GIVE CONCERTS:
BUT VAUDEVILL__?-NO
French Singer. Absent Six Years.
Says She'll Stay Mere Till
the War Is Over.
YVetta Geilbert never ?a: I It Ma
years nfts-r'? -
? ? ...
?
ly in
? \n
...
? .
that
' .'. :?t that.
.f her
? ??reatest ginger in 1
T Am.rica
' i the
but not uni
Mme.
to bei home
. ?.nou^h of it all.
.. that that
sh_ i SB C - : erica merely to
'.1 strength
. ,
rue to
" '? me. Yvette,
? A rlea.
?
' ? ?*.<_ recitals.
? ?
'
-
?
?
?
.
m-, :
I ? .'
? ?
' .
?, fur
? ?
"If i ,,?:'" con
arith ai. ..
from
(raid you
?
. I'.sl .
if I
? ;her<?
.
?
:u tl.j
'
I have
ir sir
ally I
?
Fork 1
s
?II
lous aoni
?
oh, the bou t In re?
t? in the libraries' Bui
Il .,
ull in ?
"I; '
I llTS'l
.?s of
:
"1 \. *s*e! I ?m miaunder
is of madi ?
?
.
? tj ;. mi h I have
r
? it, Mme.
A-i. I
:
??ly!
SOUSA AND VICTOR HERBERT
Weeklj CaSMOfta ?.hen at Hippodrome
and Ceci Theatre,
laea was the ??-.-.t:r_ star at
B ? ? ?.*'?. where John
.: h.s band not
custo- - ly s.'uiicert. Miaa N
? ? tare M :?:*. nnmbora luring
programase an?i
iang "The '? t Humaner."
"K I "Kathleen M:i
The feature al Mr. S
;T-nme was the "Peer Qynt" music,
y C
Victor Herb? rtfi
Bg en
cf Mr. I The
from I ' Nat.nru."
THEDA BARA IN NEW FILM
"GaUej Sla?e" Sh?s??n at Academ> ?f
Music and Riverside.
Theda Hara. the depths ?f who?,* ? "m
? ? sraable, up- I
icademy af Mo
Theatre ??
.
bara tie as ever
hut it is only
I bi
! ? appeare this I
as ar* leL
Th? . ? i* an ?adaptation
of I!... play, and
? - Stuart H
und Jane 1 ? ?
AMERICAN MUSIC
TO CHEER SANTA
Excellent Native Compositions
and German Blocklde Boon
ket.
The European war has chantres! the
trade af New
?. a ; it never was ehs
before cut off the Oes mee
ply altogether, not only because It is
Impoaaible to 'mport music frcm Gof*
time sot by aaen af
.
' many to tl "
s l sines
'.
'.
? ; si in
'
. y?ar In thi
?
? ?
. '!M:?;c
\ pul
'
? \ . an m a il moal
Tiny oth.'r
I . in mus;c pub
? ' Ills'
? South Africa
.1
.
?
? ? s?. A new
?
'
ompa
raaoi ?
St. Thomaa'a Church; II..
i , . Harry
. ' the
'
. and
the ci nuaic
?
?
JOAN OF ARC DEDICATION
I ..??-ilinif of Kronzi? Kiirure on Drive
Set for MifrmhiT ?i.
.'clock
figure, after m? ??* ''>'
of Or
-.ir of
owai i
arm holding her
.
; be anrailed bi Mrs
i
?hs' French
I'ark Com? i will
n he
? ! ' ;
? Robert W. do Foreal of the
? M'
T-n of
.
Us ir of the Na
JOAN OF ARC.
Bronze htatue O? the Maid of ?l ? ? : . -. i.. . r.?,:de I'rive .
?jgill Le dedicated un December G,
GUSTAV LANGENBERO DEAD
Man> Notable* Sat f?>r "the Painter oa
Horseback."
Gustav C Langeabefg, known to the
?art world as "the paint? r on h eras
back" because of his frequent travels,
died la St. Mark's Heepital Saturday,
following three operat.o:-,? within a
week.
Mr. [aBBgeaberg was born in Pussel?
dorf in IBM. Bia mother wa*'French
and hn father Ital an. He ?tud ? i
??nous ichooll abroad and had. -tudioi
in Munich. Paria a:-. : | lU
- Ira : \? .?rk,
among
^ - '?? the he
:,. of
I and
Men.hardt
? i thei portraits he completed
after ? ? a? ierful
-.nee?
rv li
?lent
>?..-? . man I'm
? ?
r-.m a sea; I
? ired his Inaui .
picture wii? completed last war. but
? j of ihe war : is ?i ?
country. The pui . - $15,
Mr. Lange-.b< t.,
H ?
?uaera ? w at
the <.?ermt.ii Mel con
; by Tr.n.i. 1. F. anj
A. M
EDWARD C. WALLACE DEAD
Was President ..f Milllken Hn.a. Which
Failed in INT.
of Mil!.ken Brotl -1
.
tal. H- wai | *4?*L
tad i ??de
.- I Ile Mi Cub,
Fifth Avenu?
il.- -.?, as a. : Wal?
luce - Co . - i:rec
-
?:v and the ? Hunk
?
ce ?? a? the son of the late
'?? .'lace.
He was gra Cni
te the
I, ha wa?
a nu .-. 1 'he
'".
IRAN MARIE PEBDINAND BARRIR
?
?r
'
?h
.? Rouvtei
i
hemori
M . romt?
? a
' y
i
I He
s
1
-
?
'
Justice in ? 'Im
sr.
. ein -
?, but
He
forme?! his I ? elec
I ?
GrlOICl WASHINGTON imi.v
fifty-one
? old, an insurance broker s
atad aritk I I 12.1
., fat
I H
\? a -i
? if
r for
' St.
?nng
?
-
He leai ?? a laugh?
CAM. \. R. I ! m>in.
Cari
Axel : of many
arorid,
?
the
'
Mr. 1 "
? are
?he thin the l'ul
?I in
. the
:. eh
at ib?
? Am
hi r |
e-??>
MALI OLM I8BI8TI I
Malcolm I ' ""!('
- .
his home ut US I
Mr. ! ter a
lie I
-. r ???-..- a i ' *???*?
- ?tion.
MISS CATHERINE BEMMWGft.
vt - ' ? r- ,h,"'?.J''
rsaae Lake.
i ob New
, Long Island, and wag
? All Saints' < bureh. that
place._
DIED.
Davis. I?. H ! 1'l,'i'"Tu
Lamson, Job.-. 8_Val
DAVI- V. on
Ham
IV y H rook?
r?ona
?age.
: . it i
. on
;rom
:.?nly
Leas?
N. J.,
on T . . :ij p.
m.. on a: ? ;. tt from
load. In
. :.vate.
RTANTON At his s ?. Stoninu
oael
(hurles T. Staaten, ? ?at?
? .-.i T. nr, 1 .Nano-, Palmer
ton, in the 77th . fm,
r.eral at late laida?
BtoniagtOBi * ?>'?-. >>n Tuesday, Ne
vember UO, at -:30 p. m.
VAN BOSKERi K Elisabeth Row#.
widow of the late George W. Van
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