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RILEY'S DEFENCE
UP TO BRACKETT
Ex-Senator, Whitman Foe,
Expected to Wake lues
day Hearing Lively.
OUSTING SURE, CHIEF
DEMANDS SHOWDOWN
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Tribune traders will find in this department a
clear and authoritative acce.unt of the Wirt tckool
system, proposed for flits eitv. Questions of parents
and teachers wilt be cladly answered, I lie de?
partment will appear tin Mondays and Thursdays.
w ii ?VI TiiK wiiit PLAN DOM
It taki*a rhllilren off (lie atrra-la
nml ke*ep? them m1ii?1i'Bi>iii*?Ii Mi*??
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t?>i1u;ii and play fur all dtlldrsSk
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ten. I.lng; more congenial work.
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len?, hetlfir ?i lioarla for In?? coat.
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FIVE SENTENCED
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AEOLIAN-VOCALION
"In playing the Aeolian-Vocal ion you experience
a fascination no other phonograph can supply. You
take in your hand the Gradu?la the exclusive con?
trol feature of the Aeolian-Voculion. You press it
? and a miracle of the phonograph occurs. i he
music responds to your pressure. It ebbs ami flows
in softened cadence? or swelling harmonies as you
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tentation in music, to whit h you 1 omplctely surre: -
yourself .is the Vocation attunet itself to every var ; ?
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even the human vine or the whole orchestral ch< i
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becomes intensified, the dramatic pains brought out
brilliant contrast.
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?and without the necessity of \oursclt manipulating the
instrument? You may do so, for the Gradu?la is but an
added privilege inven by the Vocation, liven then you
will realize the wonderful superiority of V/ocalion tone.
" Thus each delicate freshness of instrumental tone is
brought forth, with a limpid purit), f om all the r< 11 I hen,
too, the lower tones suffer nothing in contrast
higher. You can look for, and find, 1 ichnest, fulli - pth
of beautiful tone such as only thi*- great, new phonograph
can reproduce."
Aeolian-Vocalions cost from
$35 to $2000
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Moderate Monthly Payments'
THE AEOLIAN COMPANY
AEOLIAN HALL, i WES. ??? STREET, NEW YORK
offai/i ( the fames /'.-.?*..
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