New-York tribune. [volume], January 12, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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roivrtnrd thrtr
t?tea'i ho mow than
j-aai on* 4bt??tK? on?
vou tm-Pt** ?', ,,r m
Yel to have thai ?bus
right thrtr .?? thr titnr
,.t,n ?-mated it h.i*
nor.sit.?t?*il an if.vr*-t
mfnt oi millions ?>f
rJa-Jlara ol capital .?ml
the knowledge gained
h> long experi-eni e for
?^ployins ?inal capital
to thr bos* -advantage
That is othai \a bo
hind the line? ol the
venue
Bus
WAN'S TROOPS
JOIN IN REVOLT
t hi?ese Revolutionists
Proclaim Independence
of Two Provinces.
?i- Prend? ail asa rov
, m : ptrorli ,-4- of
ankia. furnn-r
;?.?.?? ? of Kianffsi",
?:? and rev
: i unan prOY
:ti hi* s pi -.'idepen
rding 4 adv.cea re
rom Shanghai hv
iKini t of tas Chi?
li Bei ' an.
- (si . Yuan fhih
. ' - red to ra?
the i '
Lo-..- itert Boa|
I eorrei that
maries
- - .- &r Yintin.
A i<; * I v. *??t Sa*
-a told of a i sheas a hon
? the custom
.. '? n *!'0''.t Ays
frot ^t thai tints *:.e
, ? lee? ?? Yin
? i- ai Hont,
? :
? I i'.vodfred
* hlch they
sccordiag to
* vcaterday by
Bureau. Th*.
? ta ?everal
? - .- The (fov
na- directed ? cor
- command
? -. ?:. tha ?ui -
' ? ? tot the ?up
foreea Thess
? ? -,er several pre
":.?? govern
? J saaaaalnstion of Gen
? 'rue (?er.eral
-t- '..??? of h<*a'tii
FRIIOHT JAM DECREASES
Riilwgy? Repart LteaaKtlaa of .vc-oo
rir*?*?e-.eral Modify tmbaripiwi.
I N -or i,-e?ted condition.
1 Kurope made
; rating
. nterfnc New
nk Testai ? that there had
r.,r durir.c
? ? ? . .
rman of the mf'
? ?
.-. a has
port *"re'f-: *
locks. The
led its
? ? .-? t. The New
lk Centra ? all freip'nt
" ; ? f .? ,, : ? i it -?
Iron and steel
ill r'ace an em
5*l*l *.' carload ar.ij le?s
,? orij ." ng west
'? ? ortfe of the
? ? ? -'.ned to
... York, New
..! ar.d i an?
"Tli Xe-A- ] . |P , . ,, , v,., pa 'nv(._
iTs f'n human
' ' i - livestock, coal.
m tank
? - from west
a- In ? onnec
? .
'ospmy tu points on ths New York.
,\"* Hsri Kail road and
' '?
-
? ?he necessary to
l'"" emhttia-oes oi menl to
it do not relea?e the
-' '?"*?-- ? ? -v'.-nhin a reason
' - ? ?
HOUSE LEADER
BOLTSDEFEP
Chairman Hay Ret use
Support Wilson's Pr
paredness Plans.
BELIEVES MILITIA
SHOULD BE RAP
President and (iarrison Woi
Over Defection ?if Ml
Party Chiefs.
. rwiro ?>-? TMVimti B BM I I
Waahtagtaa, Jai.. II Raprts
the James Hay. rliiiiriium "f tht I!
Committee on Military Affaira, b
from tht sdmlnistratias ranks (U
after r eonferonot with Pretident
?on Mr. 1' ? Il S l'l'Md.-nt
ht? wan unable t? BSPPOrt tht ?inn
Continental arms ichtm?
path, Inttoad, ; o? tl
the i-agulai army, ?uppltmantad
largt Incrtatts in tht mil tia, t?
inductd by Federal n
This ?irscrtuHi Itatt? tl S ??"??'
?? without i? louder in Congl
? K hin, tht Democratic floor 1
or. turnad down the piss si I ?
aet, ?rd thi lot ?'.
-, ?. ntat v.. Haj to champion
??rammt i the Houtt. In
Senate Mr. Chamberlain, who ???
the Military Affaire ? ommittat, re;
the Continental urmv scheme in fi
of a n-?iiUr arm] inertatt at such i
portions that D?mocratie ?.
How nini. t ?? -
tor Kern, though not nfua
twana on t?u- prtpartdaass qi
tion.
Het-rr????r??a'i- e llnv's plan for de?
opins ?? ? lia tht ?rtt suggest
to rally ?an\ considerable SUPP?
Pork hunters from nil parts of
country are falling in beh il
ginian, perceiving that prtparedn
through militia Incrtatts Is tht o
ou a net cash rot?
i
Want? 400.000 Militiamen.
Mr. Hay believes the regular ar
should be incrtated to about l?-.
men, the prtttnt tuthorisod strong
airer which inducements to .loin 1
militia should be offtrtd In such
n a- to swell tl . -' bod
from the present 1S0;000 to 140.0
He be..eves thai within three ye.
I ii? figure could be reached, tl d tl
the mi! I lid thtl
a force as would S?scratary Garrisoi
entai army.
All militiamen enlisied under S
Hay's Bchem? ould he pa-.. I
Federal Treasury and would be uno
pledge ' pond to CI ". ?n cast
national peril. Training would
more extensive than ??' present, and ?
minittertd undtr tht teeational dir?
Hon tf ittgular army oflctrs.
Wilson to Stand Pat.
Although nothing was disclosed
Prttldtnt '?'? ion's ttitudt toward I
Hay plan, friends su! 1 to-dt] riiat I
UB<BOuhttdly would s-.aiid pa*, for tl
prtttnt t1 least, on 'he Garrison ?'oni
rental plan, to ?'nich he has given h
unquai ?fled I
CORNELL GETS GIFT
FOR MILITARY CAM]
\V. D. Straight Donates $10.00
Wood Urges Defences.
B r- ., ,..' la ? , -. a
Ithaca, N. Y., Jan. 11 A g-ifr of $10
000 *o Comell University, to provide
nummer military camp for the Cornel
cadets, wai announced at the annus
Found?i?' Hay tXttrdstS to-day b
Prttldtnt Beharman. \Vii?fir<i I
Btraight, tf Ntu ?fork City, an alum
mis and trutttt of the univ- ?
the donor, and Prttldtnt Sel
characterised the gift as the tret givti
to a ui ertit] ' ry purpos?
The mom ??. i... need to
mtl camp training to 900 eai ?
tht eamp is to be held
, >?? ii ?? the fall.
Foui ? |-a* Dt] Als year ivm :
bteautt It wrt. given oves ta ipei
and exclusive r?cognition of -l ?
tary di | artm? l -?: ? ? . Ma
. - Gtntral Loonard Wood, U. .-'. A,
wag guest of honor, and prac? -,,
cadol corns pariided in his honoi
prior t?-. hit add" i
Speaking to R?verai thousand St i
? Gtntral Wood mode si
p!e? for military training 11
ichools and oolieg' -
"I know of no country," he said,
"where military edueat
school and college than the
i'nited Btatas. Thar? eel con
ierr.}rig which our people, take] ?I i
whole, tr? more ignors t thi thsl
i. ir military hi -oi>- and policy, oi lack
. I policy. We tr? generally told of our
successes in war und to - 10
ing of the failure? that have jeopard?
ized an extension of the Republic and
have rendered the conduct <.f her wan
hideously costly In life aid treasure,
i ng? I u ?m longer rhan need be
and provtattd, In some Instances, I e
attainment of the desired ?
I
Significant?you never find a drug?
gist, anywhere, who is out of
Dr.Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Preparad by a Doctor of Dental Surgery
oe'.d 2c stamp today tot a f-eMTOQS trial package of eithe?
?Dr. L,rr i p,.rf,.ct Tooth Powder or Damai Cream.
1 W. Lyoe & Som, Inc.. 514 W. 27th St.. N. Y. City
Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
HKOVIOLNT LOAN SOUKTY OK NI.W VOKK
l%
?ammAttam.
Fourth Avenue, cor. 25th Street.
? *???'*- St., cor. HiviiiKton St.
- ' Houstoo si, cor. Esses St.
-w-i.th A\ , bet. 48th ft 19th Sts.
t<M Av., tor 124th St.
'? cor. Clinton St.
' '-lit.btt. Lesiiigton & 3d Ays.
>.i;?*nv ?m??
I ( oartlandt Av., cor. M8th SL
IIKOllM IN
Smith St.. cor. Livingston St.
.Graham A v. cor. U-bevoise St.
, . Av., cur. Rockaway Av.
'?? . \'\ w CEN? ? HARGED U.N
?%*C LOANS REPAID WITHIN
^\\o rW< l WEEKS PROW DATE
NEWLANDSWARl
PARTY OF PER
Tells His Fellow Den
trais They Have Mail
Serious Mistakes.
SAYS WAN ALONE
WILL SAVE IHI
Nevada Senator Criticises v
?O? I a. iff Policy and If?-*
serve Hank Sysloin.
I*ra ?? - ; rs . . |
Washington, .inn. 11 Pltllea ?
poeing tha veakneeaea and mistak."
three years of the Demeer
administration, Seaator Praaeia
Newlanda, one of the Democratic Ir
er? of tha upper hmi.e of Cemgt
the parts t?. day that it
"six m." tha in which to ?1(> things t
1 bava basa dons arid 1" .-??ri
m i.-take?."
The criticism \vn.? not m rule liarsl
All through tl ?? spe-4 eh arara
that ths Sei atar hail ?lone hi? he?t
to make an attach on the Democr.
would he ?.'?.o | matei
f?>r the Repabliean campaign beak. I
: g the_ eampareti?ely mild 1
guage, howoTor, ?vaa the atlag thai
nsai lj averj pi? es <.f hin- legislal
written on the at?tate hook?
whip o.' the sdministratlon glaring n
takea had beea made.
"The Democrati? ports ia within
year of an election ?hieb will ?Je'
mine whether it? leusp of power sh
continue or and," aa ?! Mr. Newlan
"!? Ii n tima far mutual ?-.
counael and tor efficiency ?.f methodi
g end i srrj ing oat ?? d< an
? ."ive piogramme.*1
Peat Fatal lo henni, rat?
Mr. Newlenda commented an a lej.
letive programma he hud outlined pi
the el? on of 1911 and aid:
"Since tha commancemi nt of I
Civil War. s period of fifty firs ye?
tha Democratic party ha? been in pa
only eleven j ears, am!
that period only four years eon ??
tively, in every install'-'
ss the result of the feei oi
a aa , v. It? th?
eccompai ; ndltiona of unempli
m.-nt. ? i ?i h made moat pot?
workingmen 'tha full
ment ..? laed 1
loi si d i
our oppoiii ? ?
>*? ? "?? ?? ?? In milai dai ger ai ?
? ? ? election of 1914 a da
ted by I
which 'n o luv to au
Pr< ? ? r of watch 1
regerdini Mexico with th?
the ' . ip .i' nal ?ona ai tl ej ruah
h :: i le nal poli
a ? popular a*- it had tl er? ti
thai
h.r prudence would kern ui o
r opeen com] licet e Dei
cratic party nr the laat elet. ioi fro
? ? would hur?
as the reanlt of the genera? proal
of business, popularly attributed U> oi
economic legialal
"It ia true
proceaa of panic' haa no", be?
. bul ..? .?.du?'rial i
? ? '..-. : expei
und ha? been ceterminoaa with Dem
cratic control of legialatlon, h won
not do to charcc thil '
war, Oral because thai war, though ii
jurious to oiii production and trade
nceptioi ,
lu.it to product ."'i ai d
ia the commencement ?
thii depreaaion .
?4nr an,i waa canten poranci i witl oi
raga I tarif
?I 'rade.
Party Haiif-er in Peine.
"Tha reeeat ? indicate 11 i
.11 he in similar da
? - i' al i unlei
u r o pean wai I i
th?- President1 . nd n
ir foi eign
owing iaane
?
facture of munitiona ei ! I adde
, of un? mploj n ?
mark? i prat? etod I he wa
? .. i r ?? ' ? !??' helmed by th
of tha n it lona ju?
gil .' fl '.in '.' ;?r end Sag? I
? i . .- gold a ?? n
. .?? ated " '; 11 ' : ?
iiH'et, bul a : nane al coi fruitfi
of paralyzing caution. Such condition
may make the ?
our foi ei| r. poli? J. I"1' Up
. and the 'fall din
r.er pail' arj-umen" n be p..
? ? al."
S?. atoi '-r'.. lei ? :' tha
in both ;he Denver i nd Bi
forma there hsd be? . th? | ?
gradual rcdurtion? in the '; I
" the countr
opportunity to adjaa
themseli ea to tha new con
"*j i,. ?. | ... of production In thi
country wa? tl,.* result, IN * of
licious effort of the manufactun
? but of thi
i r wh ich
. .,,. ,.,i to !?< i it] out ? ?
even ? i a ? a exia
under like eonditiona.
"Candor will not permit me I
? ? my of il
botton
, ?- thi ?.ral contraction of prodm
-nd pa
,, ,. paral] before the Euro
?. m- v. aa Inaugural d, i i
causei were mainlj doi tic.
llankinf- SaMi-m 4 ?implicate?!.
"So, ?.No. with bonking legialal
i- . ? ad ?'? pro? id i g ome simple
i for mobilising the banking ra
ui"i national banlu
? . control Of a n?'ri : B
boni d or commission r? sen
th? in"? r tata Commerce Com?
; gradually, through pow?
ers of Investigation, publicity, ?
... recomn endatii Congres?
...
. . ? which i.
. ?.. th? lar? ?i i""
\ ??,., itie refei ?? '.ni ro a; o
-, ? . ?. ? ? .
m Senator Newlanda'a eon
fr ?gid welcome extended I
benka to com4 to the 1
ihesltated ? lid the Sen
ntoi, roferrii to the itata baal
es over to the inquisl
toria ai d eoi rectional power? i
i oi trolh r'r office, ahift ng
m th.and changing through
ell the gradea from laxity to it
cy, ace ?rding to the cl ? ? r' tam
t of tl incumbent.
? \ n wee, wa faili d to
R- er ? Board tied H to
sn ex4 eutive <1. pertm? nl throui
' membership of I ' ' . '
iry and th?
? d the member I i to the ii
? ? f a ein
gle part Ce itroller inat? d of tl ?
...
: a'i'lr
from
member benka, thui orj ng 'he re
?erve aaaoclatio nto ,
inatitutiona, a put /*.>-, em In fon i
to their nature a? protective or.-.
lioaa. The rssall is that Um union of
btnks >?- Incomplete, tht st.-ite Ii
1 nul ide end tne nal ional ,1
Ineide Ihe " enre 01 ganl ration, ?v
the pi.. pe< ' that th.ul tide will
main o unie the Is mod ? ? d
RECITAI I?Y ANNF. arkat
im. i|ir.-?s ?asga team i ?i-1,1 ? ??mi?
??rs, Kerstan ?mil Ratsisa.
Inn? Arkad tag Americ
? ha? beei mostly in G
many, gave i long 11 citai yesterdat i
Ii rnoon in ?eolia
'? ' oted her pi o| ram
to elghl -, one Raehmanin?
a Ru .-.ii. i he ??? ? Germs I? ?
othei "I
Liebe hat Gelogen" and "Gi
fi i.m i . ) n-1 ,
from Schumann "1 inn," i>.
i rr Burschi
arraj a
1 I ? . ? I:
' '? ' i ? ' ???? . ? ? i ? mpath) a
I er r? .,., n
rellei
nperfect pi -... , ,,,; ? ,|
I "i"'- ui ? ? n -ind met illic, Her i
ti ' I"- tati? howe , .. . -, ?),., it
frOI i I. . .I . i ;
ence.
Inm r
series
Fortj fourth treel ("hi Ii
\miii Ii
Ihe Flj .. from Glad
and a i
?
b) < haminude
her s sal car
? Bpp ired ? all the ball?
and Mn Gay and Magi
: ' '? preted Orfeo and Euryd
ORGANISTS PLAY
FOR DEAD HUSMA]
American Guild Holds Menorli
S r\ Ice for Samuel P. War?
ren, of Oracc Church.
An unusually impre live service a
hohl last night at tht Broadway Tab?
nada, whtre the American Guild of 0
ganitts met n memoi y of the lat
uel Prowse u an ? n, oi.'
.
? Graci i . ? ? i ? ?.
Il rg? y Btt?
fifi I. ?
' on the muid
Tht musical service ?as
? four well
?
a frillll |r.- .
?ai.? i- i : i . '?nrial
Will. ?
I'osi! ? ? nd, Mi
m Churchill Ham moi
pla* ' d the ? tian 1
? ? .. -,;. con..i'
from Hoi j
i h?? ot ?rere Frai
and Dr. ? Crant Cai
Mr. Taft ' Pn lude, the "l
'?
???h.iiin Si
Carl the Mi ? I
.n."
\ ,
direct I I I
.1 pai
i bell
, i ornett Emor*
.-.., an
Fred? iTny.
R William .-'
memorial i ddrei
: ? r. Jamei M. Ludlow, pa?
? ?? M u nu
Pre bj t< i ian Chu ; I 11 ? snge, i
which church Mr. Warren
Dr. Ludio?
Idre i "Som
Reco ' B. P. Warren," an
both of tl :.ment
tht dead oi
, .?
"Mr. Warn n ? sa one of the
I
tht I taid Dr. I.ud
compoi
and i
hit improvisations could have bee
tak'-n don n I b<
? an hi
?IP
. i
: things, he pc
. - : .- remaii
-.
TO FORCE OPEN MOVE
ON PHILIPPINE PLA?>
Amendments Will Sel Datos foi
Freedom of Islands.
i
l.?-An att?
? .ie into til?
open on their PI
?
the pi
? ?. ? ?
It ill ta'f?e
i il ?le ?
? - . future t
troduc? : that there i be i ?
.
?? ill be
' I
?
' ? -. two
........ .
?
by the
by such nal i ??''??? '"
4-iififortcd by a
ho be
.
tard to the llanda,
ild t,.. settled ti
. ? ? . '
i of
' ?
?re pn ? r real
it of giving them theii
don? nr th? i
IMEBICAH8 APPF.AL
Waal Statt Department to Protest
Expulsion from Italy.
? ii Rccei ? ezpul
claim
g America been olB -
? .,n of th?
from
reprt I ?? - ?tek?
irg i .. tht < pulliOB de
. ?. ? i'- n, the ?K
partment will ? . on.
? I at ?? Fairbanks
I
? ?
laid to be in
?i ',,?'
i ? ted Sta e third
it bet.-. learned
? :
THIS VANDERBILT
DEALT IN FAN
Distinguished Citizen I
Roused from Reverie
by Plebeian Mail,
'MOW ABOUT CARDS?*
THEN MASK FALL
"Pic I ace." Is Comment of Sai
(iirou\. Wanted in (iam.ilinj?;
1-rand. When Arrested.
. mnn of dtstingulshtd bttrini
cn.gr: browtd an?l ?light1-, stoapti
? he coming tf the TsN 11 ??
at ftry r? Man r. Wtttchtlttf Count;
night II? si.1 tloof from I?
? f. ' ? [trt, lea.i ng ?m a goii
headed *= t?.-k and deep in ? rtvtry th?
, ? nod '?> ?hut oat the rest of th
v ..rlil.
II?- ..? ' ''ut. The oihor?? on th
<? I ??> ' , ..ntainod an
ael I ufl cient, hi looked : o be oat i
the ? or whom the btsl 'hug? of lif
?re " ? a tas a ojo er riehntti
an unosl .- ? t.ce attend
t tilt i thsl nun - d him.
I: vss a pla .'?? inferior ?tort of pei
inn who al Its) rentured '?> a;
h in. a ?^Tcuti -li man of middle heigh
indiif? ? tl] . I aad I.I tu by
ftll hat.
-'.or..1 e\ening. Mr. Vitnderbiit !"
it was 'he staal pi?balas who mok?
"?? d d?>wn the platform.
I i." "iher tinned swiftly. His Im
B blank laak, Vet his reply wa
0
"'?.i i".oiling. iir. Bui ! fssr yoi
? - sd? itag? tf m??."
? i ? i.\ ?me ? ? ,? -.-?i ? ?ag paaati gtr
rita at -nor.
"St r up your t ii ink ?uroon. ?or
nelius," chiided ?he brazen pleheim
"Don't von re me in lit" "i?? ,.r ,|,, -.,,
one ? ? i ?n?1? at thi
' onnaught'i house pai ty ?"
"Vnu'ii pardoi me, sir," nsrmurt?
' ?? i.en, wearily, lb
? I away. I ? ?? itout man, who ap
. one of tht : at
..??,i around him ?g
?
? .i one of rhe by
. .i eoachinan, per
, getting ??-. ?-n."
,,;. i oi neliua Va
: ? the object of the hlsi
..- ? are on the great man':
ed to deep? n. He inclined hi
head gravely.
??I?.. playing sume faro
V.iu and nu- and Admira
p.- ?j and the Mikado aad John 1'. am
.
A moan or' annoyanet came from Mr
Vanderbilt
"Who an you?" he dtmsndtd. MWhj
m -, ? -, ,,;i make a iccne v"
"Detective Gtgsn, of Headquarter?,'
? h? tth? r, "and tht scans
I ou'rt l.'g Sara Girou
..- i -? II n ?.- ng S r -,
?iii-.. yu to hell, m>u pie-face?
flattie,'* ?: i "Mr. Vai derbilt."
a about thai tht 7:61
, . bed | enger ami De
teeth.gl for ' Wta absolutely n<
.1 a dittinguiahe?
; . ntr.
at Headquarters the eaptor'i
.ihaut sni.ounci mi : I that he ha?
"brought in Cornelius" had a meanm?,
which nttdd no explanation. For evei
that remarkably profitable
Others) far? game m which Efei ?'.,
Gallant, o t. Lo s. dropped |60,00?
the namei of Big Sum Giroux an?
??i orneliui Sfandtrbilt" have beer
omoua around the < entrai OtTce.
K ?n an Indictment returned
M r. ? ' rou
?. ai .. ? ont tf l?verai pbe
lucky "millionaire??" v.h?;
a tiger with Mr. Gallant i
great Ion?, Frank
T. 'i hoi ?? . -? ' seal others s
nied the dalla: I
are nadar arrest, and Gegan
I -\ u derb It" I or more
than a ? ? i -,
TRAILS HUSBAND
NINE YEARS TO SUE
Wife Declares He Wed Since
Quitting Her Poverty
His I'lea.
For i reara Mi a bs '?'?
waitpd ? opportunity that came
to hei Sue wanted B f-ep
? n from .lohn <!. Whit?on. whOBS
used to he Edmund A K
hut he, being "of a roving di position,"
... I eulty thai h -
iiiiight u]? aith him. When ?he
irrtSted Trial n'
paratii ull was h?-ard ye?ter
. .
ir. the m? sntime, according t..
Whi ion, i.e \ a Itained o? sn< I
Mr.?. Whitton, who i living In Santo
Rota, CaL fh< tioi
ttled > one of al imonv, M ra
ind ?*oa
..' 'n to paj $500 a month for * ie - .,'
ind two Children, Ber?
tram, eighteen, and Gladys,
? ' hia sltei
It difl ull to
: | allowance tf \ll ?*
? l
ad ih'.lterl the
the people of cherry
-.. -v'.- -.u:ial convention
of having bul one wife. He aas Butd
,' ?., :? . go by I*r. Dioraa '??
? -..- lian - '" it, for
$50,01 g lie affection? of
Vu. Dadlrrian. She wa? Mias Vietorit
Gei en, and ih? Ii 'he com?
plaint of the wife -,. the "tl tr '?' ' ?
Abou? ttn year-. .?i.-.> Whit ta
( ested " number tl pritsts to tht
t | .,?.". in a prm'
rentare He ?aid this was h losing
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OST people are 4)nly beginning to realize the
-tO??^IS ?rea^ an(* satisfying enjoyment there is in
M H musi(\ Music has its Mutons, its Kiplings,
bar-da its Balzacs and Maeterlincks?and its
Chambers, Lockt'.-, and Tarkingtons, too! Their
wonderful epics, their stones and poems are written in
the supernal language of harmony and tone.
And in the richness of their art everyone finds
an exquisite pleasure?a pleasure that becomes finer,
tleeper as acquaintanceship with music grows more
intimate.
Yesterday, i' was nol evitryone that might have an cm ;?>
ihr delights of music. Music w.i- lo(k<'<l away within the
hearts of instruments which only talented fingers, .trained by
-, ears of practice, could play.
But today there 'ire the many modela of the famou**
Pianola which you may play with the perfect ?-kill th.it create*
the subtlest, most appealing musi? beauti?es.
You may follow the paths of music to wonderful, new
worlds of pleasure. Consider
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An ?natnirnent whi? ii heyond quwtton is better th.?n any playee*
piano of other make th.it you ?-an buy elsewhere t* any prie*?. A
genuine Aeolian Pianola, equin**o<l s?. i?h th?- ?-\<hiMve Piatniil.i
expression devices
THE MKTROSTYI.F. : \V~h?? h provide* ?? perfect and prartiral gui?!?* to c(irr-ft
irmpo?ir.dtratrs a. ?Jatoaiof, aivl arttatk interpretatioa for rvrrv com***0*ai 1 Sa.
THF THEMODIST: Wl ich makes the melody sing above the sirons*i?iii?*sat
Btatca enables % ra to get etSecta m mpliah? ; by the pi.ini-* through
variai iona of tou> b.
This wonderful instrument, ?'hi h will gi?/e you ail nt -nufoc- ii
jours at surprisingly km cost. The Stroud is
Delivered to Your Home SIC
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Balance $535 on Convenient M-rithlv fen -
There c.re many n'hrr tCOtuUrful models **'" the Fumoir.. W? moits JOS. to
hear '.hem at Aeolian Hou t*- ffew York or Brooklyn.
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