The evening world. Newspaper, December 24, 1910, Page 6

ven WAU AOR Pas ienean aver ents TS TT TT TT aT ‘Co-Stars| (GFaRDDOWA— | GRRSTMAS COSTS id TiS EBVEALAG@ WORLD, _DE ‘VOUT OUT ALCOHOL (Geraldine Farrar’s Flock of Geese Co-Stars| | Acsecrece Hr ANDHESCOWLS Sees ee St simple as a breakable. But herein the Kaiser ts not followed by his subjects, for the toys sold in Berlin become more extravagant every year, and there is a society fe cently formed in Germany which has es By Henry Tyrrell. ) ANDWILDOATS §§ «= With Her in Humperdinck’s “Koenigskinder” 10 STAY SANE American Prima Donna Tells How She Has Drilled| Her Pets to Become Accomplished Actors in | head of the main stalreags and ust | the Very Latest New O, to Be Pro- ' opened to the publle ae a memorial to | ; Prevailing under te tarifie Chief Causes for One in Every s = if) ter the Piet Tine # ite fhe late Honty G. Marquand, one time | Number of Emperor's Gifts In-| 7%, fsaiae, 702", . e | gifts is made in the shellre ‘The recently qwurchases Veronese, | creases Each Year as Family jo woh are entively: ver ‘ars and Venus Bound by Cupid,” nets With ane, bite OF toch ef a warm pace to start with, but well up Grows Larger. as ; to the front are Van Dyck's “Duke of | | Richmend and Lennox, Rubens’ jaint | Theresa,” the Rembrandt, Holbein and Feana Hals portraits and Sargent's mas- TOYS TO BE SIMPLE. terly portralt of Mr. Marquand himself. AGAINST UNITED STATES Other rich things, mostly gifts or | |Joans from Marquand and J. Plerpont | New Tax Holds Up $30,000,06 ; ’ : | Morgan, which make you think tor the /Grandson’s Presents to Be] Worth of Potash Contracted For in This Country. tour of WASHINGTON, Dec, 2%4.—Potesh has assumed a diplomatic !mportance that far surpasses Its commercial value, great © 279 in State Being in Asy- lum, Dr. Ferris Says, ‘ In Love With the Character of the Goose Girl, but, MINSANITY — INCREASING. Would Like to Try Her Hand at the King’s Son if Mr. Gatti Will Permit Her—A Word About Opera in English and Recitals. | Its Ilberal benefactor, ————ee +e Metropolitan Opera House. ——~ — —- GERMANY DISCRIMINAT_S a ye od vLive in the Country Is Remedy | 4)“. for Demented Persons of j the City. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. | 66 OW do I make my geese behave? Why, by Christian Science! H treatment, of course!” eaid Geraldine Farrar, the Goose Girl tn Humperdinck’s latest opers, “Koenigskinder” (“Kingly Chtl- dren"), which ts to have {ts first performance on any stago at the Metro- A flock of geese are her! ‘ope, are the “Lady Writ- ‘At the Casement,” by rare of Delft; De Hooch's and Dirck Haig's Dutoll gente Bits, the | Cuyp and* Ruyedee! landscapes and | Guarat'e Venice scenes. so er aa tat i, Elsewhere on same second floor | , worth | of the museum are the Oriental rugs—| BERLIN, Dec. ¥.—Between $0,000 and | Contracts calling for $80,000,000 | that fazalinaly Denutitul loan collec | 0,000 Ie the amount, according to aj of potash to be delivered Mg ton ftnol ‘ing 1 ersian al ‘80+ K ates are 4 | called Polish” rugs, around which the Herlin paper, which the Kalser and | i oco1 yy the German Government, butt | carpet critics are waging a fierce con- Kalserin will give out tn Christmas|. noint that representatives of all tore troversial war, The fact that some of presents this yeu eo amoun “Lessons in Natural History” —Presentation at Potsdam. . ‘The compel of right living was Preached at @ meoting of alicnists and Beurologiste last night under the direc- | _ tion of the Committee on Mental Politan Opera House next Wednesday night. *“boclation at the Academy of Medicine, No, 17 Weat Forty-third street. It was @the first public gathering in the cam- }@algn for the prevention of Ineanity, and the 200 persons in the audience qhtaM this aimplo advice: “Cut out the use of alcohol; don't sow ‘any wild oa lve in the country, if not ‘all the time as much of the time as pos sible, and you will never go crazy.” Dr. Albert Warren Ferris, President ‘of the New York State Commission tn ‘Tunacy, raid that out of a total popu- tion in the State of 9,117,279 in 1910, | the number of known insane persons Was 22,659, Dr, Ferris said further that While the increase in population since 1890 had been 47.6 per vent. the incre: tm the number of crazy persons had een 108.9 per cent. One of Every 279 Ie Insane. ; | Meffyriene of the State Charities Ald As- | attendants throughout two-thirds of the opera, and they act splendidly. | ’ ry Mise Farrar was looking equarely at the writer and trying to put a} serious expression into her big, laughing eyes. “I've long been Interested | in the subject, and this chance to experiment was too good to resist, continued. “Don't you think the result a triumph? of honks timely and fine the other morning?” Then she laughed merrily as she exclaim “Oh, you eilly! Don't you that I carry a little bag of corn at my girdle, and from time to time throw out grains to keep the geese in order?” Woe were chatting in the American;enable me to show my prima donna’s dressing room at the| best advantage, Sometimes, too, as you opera house while her maid, under the ltt onty a number oF two of an evening, eritionl eye of her tnother, was trying | and the conductor and his players are to give a new twist to the hang of her | skirt. A all to rehearsal was expected at any moment. In Love With Her Part. A Word With Hertz, “I am quite in love with my part," | Here Alfred Herts, the conductor, ap- | i! y that’ all was ready for | she went on. “It attracts me more | Peared, to say that all than any that T have studied for a long |tH¢ fehearsal and to give Miss Farrar Wasn't that chorus ents to the helpful to me in my mui But 1 do not give these are prayer rugs doesn't seem to exert any restraining influence. Dr, William R. Valentiner, curator of fine arts, has evidently come out on top in the struggle thus and he forces his opponenta’ shoulders down to the mat in his article in the current Museum Bulletin. proving specifically by the best European authorities of nearly three centuries that the mar- vellous — sitk-and-si! creations — it question were never woven in Warsaw, but came originally from the impertal Jooms of Herat and Ispahan, Anyway, they are rather too high priced to be |xenerally available for Christmas gifts, | costing on an average about $100,000 | aptoce. Students and picture tovers visiting the Metropolitan Musevm of Art now. | adays will find it diMeult to get past the Photograph Room, adjoining the brary. This collection, now number- ing 29,000, Is the largest in the world of anything like such artistic quality and every year because the Kaiser and Katserin have to give presents not only to their relatives and to the gentlemen and ladies of tho court, but also to the relatives and attendants of the princes and to relatives of the princesses whom the princes have married The Kaiser is reported to have made a wry face when hix private secretary Ind before him on Monday the list of persons who are to receive presents addition to those who reccived them sir, However, lie does not select presents at haphazard, For the most part big Berlin firms receive instritc- tions to send selections of thelr goods to Potsdam, where the things are all laid out on long tables In the Jasper ind Shell roows, The Kaiser turns everybody out of the room while he the Kaiserin make thelr selec increases | eign nations in Washington are wateh= ing is whether President Tatt will im. pose the maximum tartff rates against Germany in retaliation. he The German Government first intend- ed to put an export tax on potash, but ft was decided that that would be teo palpable a disctimination, A makeshift faw was used. There is now @ tax on any potash mined above a certain quan- tity. ‘The quantity that can be mined without tax is sufficient for domestic use, and the amount mined beyond that of course is for export. Therefore the tax really is an export tax, though mot technically such — Relic of Gov. Paterson's Fist, President A. R. Turner of the Heail- ton Club of Paterson, N. J., has @tsoov- ered an autograph letter of Wiliam Paterson, Governor of New Jersey more | than a hundred years ago, for whom the elty ed. The letter is an onier Dr. Ferrie declared that one out of ja suggestion as to something she might mprehensivencss. There ts not a eee foe tae pao ¥ . ‘every S79 persone 1. New Fork State is| time. ‘The music ts beautiful. The do to add to her impersonation of the | ior a "wooo Gegutve” to = Asked What They Want. | ger, toe navman tp Andrew Bayaas o! tnsane—not just eccentric, but plain pcgedlitnitnth pibqaed telah tio teag oon: Ot A onppdiore) ne aay Fee whole lot. But when {t comes to| About a fortnight before Coristmas | ters salary due to me as one of the ae Toony—and has to be restrained in com: jor him. umperd s “The first great cause of insanity,” aid Dr. Ferris, “is alcohol. The next in importance is the ‘sowing of wild ats’ by the young, which results in disease which causes insanity. It so matter of record that 269 per cent. of the cases of lunacy tn our hospitals Fesult from the use of whiskey or otheg spirituous liquors. Dr, M. Alien Starr, professor of neu- Tology in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, said: “It im perfectly possible to control many of the external causea of tusanity. ‘There ts a remedy for the insanity of the clty type. That comes because we live too fast, we work too hard, we, Strive too intensely and we feel too keenly, man maiden, appeals to me strongly, opera, he deciared, was most beautiful And what a fine moment that te when her) 9th In conception and treatment. He Uttle crown of flowers has been broken | Ws delighted with it. So were all the in the playful struggle with the King’s son, and, remorseful, he offers her his crown of gold, and sho sighs for the ring! The psychology of She Is a type, and her emotions area type which Michae! Angelo and Raphael you can seo thelr masterpieces bere in color reproductions far more commodiou than by twisting your neck to “ru' ber" at the fading originals in the Vatican and the Sistine Chapel at Rome. AXM™ILI FRANZ FRIED- ERANG, the modern resurree- tlonist of “fresco buono," or the lost art of preparing and painting |in wet master as ft is freshly laid on | the wall, ts at present collaborating, at | MMe Atlantic avenue atetler in Brook- 1) with that Interesting and imagina- soulptor, Lou!s Potter. elr decorative bas-reliefs in color, after the fa Soulptures of ‘cianstc antiquity, ate tracted attention at ‘he recent Cement Show. The two artists will probabl ion of ‘the Greco-Roman | the servants at the palaces are instruct- ed to put down on a list the kind of things they wish to receive as presents from the Kaiser and Kaiserin, the Kaiser's {dea being that it is perfectly useless to give people things you mer ly think they want. The presents to the royal servants cost every year, but in addition the Kaiser always makes to each a money pres- ent, the amount varyang in proportion to length of service. The Kaiser's presents to his little grandsons will probably consis as usual of what the monarch calls “les- sons in natural hiletory." They have all got jes of their own, which the youngest will not ride yet awhile; they have got goats, and presumably ‘vw: will now receive be their principal desire. Prefers Simple Toys. which | soclates of the Supreme Court of the United tSates.* It Is dated 18M. | | R RR about $6,000 | RADWAY'S READY RELIEF RHEUMATISM Apply Radway ef external! to the part or parts affected, as brisk! as circumstances will permit. will also be derived from Radway’ wir alterativ tiled to thi al, stiff clief, with sweet oil, is an a mirable lubriennt Ask for Ratvay’s and Take Ko Tubstitu! gven startle the ‘tullders and mura ‘The Kaiser dors not believe in_elab- Hd “A comparison of the types of insan- jecorators at the forthcoming exhibl- | = em fas ity that prevail in the city and the coun- ee oh oe Rernmencass Lenaue “with ie foeuteventing and instructive, ‘Tho comeleting, entitied” “The Altar oF i types prevalent in the city are paresis, Life” | j .jalcoholic mania and the ineantties due The unique collection of forty-four i to overwork and ergotional strain. These pictorial conceptions of Christ, copled | ! f are the most diMcult to cure. The types by Friederang from works of the ime- TEE Git te the comatey are entia mann dineval and Renaissance masters in’ the \ |, Pholia and senile insanity. The first may Sequins by tne Rev. Spr. Btires toe the ev. Dr. Stires for the | 11 Pin skein oe eee some I fest that I understand and can make new church of St. “Thomas, on Fifth | (Practicatly finished his life's dutier, audiences understand, Srilstic chatlenge of De. Perey tions bor Remedy for City | “Sometimes 1 wonder whether 1 say Gran a chraek, CEA en t Ry ter ashy. SNeROINY, shouldn't have been an actress Instead ERIE St Cie ORME, OF ie) Amin t yu “The monotony of existence that in| of @ singer. Alwaya I seem to feel the avadiarwtstears cutinea te fase _nome canes causes the ineanity of thy! woman I am representing and am “Ascension” and Sorolla's “aq Inher- county will cure the insanity of the | swayed by the emotions and desiren ni Itance.” : : city, Te ts evident, therefore, that ti | ural to hor character, In. striving. to : — =the cowaitions of country iife can be! give these inner qualities vieual ex HIE aesthetic atmosphere of the produced Jn the casos of persons on th. er elan nek te trea tue vases ail — _ Riverside and Central Park Weet verge of mental breakdown in the city, | Nresslon Tam apt to fork purely 1 sections will never become vitl- “some of the worst cases of insanity cai, om Sie. helping Mr. Hertz with hfs counsel | certs of next Tuesday evening and Fri-|ated while the art galleries of Louis | ‘be prevented. Wants to Play the King's Gon. After the performance on Wednesday day afternoon at Carnegie Hall wil be|Katz, No. 103 West Sevénty-fourth ¥ “When you fear your brain ts giving | “Shall I tell you a secret? I want to there will be a reception to t tdouard Detater, the Belgian violinist, |street, keep up their fortnightly picture out. pend much tune as posmlpi.| Play the King's Son in ‘Koenigekinder poser, tendered by the Board o a pupll of e. Tht will be his first | rests. pre ¢ fields or the hills. See ina; | Don't laugh! I mean tt. You should . tors, to take place In the foyer on the |New York appearance with o:chestra| ‘The present spread, which te to last ie Your-yatation is as long as possible, and | ave feen Mr. Gatt!'s stare when T —— ——— | #econd Noor, pwe) Heoeate iiss in Py ee ver he: olviays, 4 eta of some | |} S¥ou “will be comparatively safe trom | aRESted I. The character has Sunk! singers, ho mntd, and, ax for the men in| TOSCANINI, WELL AGAIN, | all-Tachatkowaky programme, The other |nished by tw citings of Lester G, Athe Insanity brought on by the condi. |!to my consciousness, It ts mediaeval the orchestra, they were engaged In &! LEADS “AIDA” AT THE OPERA, | Dtmbers will be the suite No, 1 and the| Hornby. Maybe we snould put it the | q sion ot ay life."* mystic, romantic and spiritual. I can! iabor of jove In rehearsing, Tho epldemic of infuenza at the! bedutiful symphony No. 2 played for |other way about, for Mr. Hornby's fla- Anty Drud Tells H to Make same a aeretry at he sate eh te ma om Bane exver |” Wonggrat Guee, hawt, |arsnsis oie nt teat tom tte Phrase |e i" ar elt” nty Drudge Tells How to Make through his piquant illustrations ¢ Claude C. Washburn's delightful volum “Pages from the Rook of Paris.”" Behind the scenes, on the way out, | messing, the writer met Edward Siedle, the tech- | ductor nical director, who paused long enough | “Alda” from his duties to say a word about Miss Farrar's flock of geese, of which Torcanint was back in the chair leadtn last nigh lan of energy Syian of campaign to be conducted tc |ma¥ have the chance, On the dramatic LEspread knowledge of the causes of in. | stage actresses have done similar things. ji fanity, and Dr. Samuel McCune Lind | Why shouldu't I in opers? re Professor of sooin) legis: ion at ‘an ‘Koenigaskinder’ be sung tn Housecleaning Easy. Mrs. Hardwork—*T certainly do detest ecesaag | ‘a repetition of May with no apparent teen the skin, and Le e'ty, who hi eolorature soprano at leading nora the opera in Zu Papa lags eset Ae HE FAKIRS' CLUB of the Art J Aes 0 ‘ fp felumbla University, told o: the newe: | ten? Why not? Tt will be! CoL|he is very proud. They were brough: SPArkes Was well enough to alus Ue been engaged for the next two seasons Rtgesree eaenO. Sean ENO 3) time. Here I’ve been serubbing and scrubbing = forme of popular educetion which will} Savage, 1 understand, 1a already pre-|from Long Island, hie #atd, Tart of the Hidden prigatees, Caries) ae the Grand Dueal Opera House tn DOvAS warmers St Pein Baw, quer: the skin is all off my knuckles, and I just can’t get S14 ta-atamping out tho curse of lunacy. | Sarimg to do it. Americans owe a lot 10 Proved & owt intellixem and tractable | Rhadaines, Emmy Destin in the th 18° Misy Schelder and Terman |tt8 No. 41 West Seventy-fourth strect, ? ro thrilled Maria first, Metropolitan Opera Company, P ii ean,” fot of binds. When they were not part and Amato as ..monas he 'Aoore. and paint, Glen, needed on the stage they were crated and charmed a great aydien ;dcross tho street to the Metropolitan Claessens was Amnoris for Opera Company — store where time he She was n they had spacious quart nd were sang together there tn “Zon |!a8t Thursday evening. ‘The loving cup | ‘ore the latter joined the |(a black and white still life of real sil- | ver and ebony), which they presented to thelr founder and guardian angel, Samuel T, Shaw, overflowed with Joy. } Col, Savage for whkt he has accom- | STAGE CHILDREN’S TREES, |piisnea in the master ot giving rand Matly Gifts for “Mine tira” opera in English, Except for him, how 3 ¢ Mippodrome Youngsters, Anty Drudge—*All the elbow grease in the world won clean things if you use the wrong soap, Get few people would have heard 'Parsifal’ p impersonation wa convatitien to Rive us - 3 r or Madama Butterfly? jfed and bathed with a circummpection | miPeTanation wax only conventiona Gin of | Tomas, Forarty exhibited & Tot ot | Fels-Naptha and the grease and dirt on floors and fo end bathed with a oircumapection | Rows! was the King and Didur. was ™ nen and. ink sketches, bit they were ieee ail at ik : The Atty children who are appearing| A Word About Opera In English, |{"8! always had an eve on the clock. 10 Mad te INK nirit to ie Golden West.” in English. for which | take “fakes,” bein really sane, se: paint-work will disappear like magic.” in “The Blue Bird" at the Majestic | ‘Lei me make my Views clea ron this jot wniy, would they rome aed manny the whole performance aise eka 4 ‘and original things. ‘Theatre will have a Christmas tree to- | matter of giving opera in Engiist, #0 Miss Parrar's beck and call, but they productions ef “Persifal” and he day between the matinee and evening Derformances, It will be set up on the stage, profuacly decorated and laden much talked about of late, I am an were so friendly with the call and American and proud of tt, and 1 think chorus boys that they would pick out our beautiful Engilsh tongue ts for aing- With their bills grat nh bes | will be remember the artist-flustrator a and violin antiquary, has been “Madama Butterfly” tn the veonacular Mera Fels-Naptha is better than an extra —= 80 much Smpressed with the | . sea Bernhot young New ia 7 - | ; -ani Diecast ory aa iy Salta enw Pet etc n aen hefeth nose rataisl weatttomai Site Bet Tet | conse one te Ger Fax ee| alr of hands in housecleaning, part 4n the Maeterlinck play. ‘The|1 believe in giving operas in the lan- hat Was to become of them after sweum Theatre frowns enccomstut np vb clety dames and demolselles at the cur- Gearon oan nol Sean | ene wh ty are won, mee: ta Moa ta fen, Pun oat evs 02 B00) Senge OM Rag [Foard farm te. Sati Fete ok, wee Boe to be served Miss € U9 Eust Nineteenth Mr, verses hy Is possible anada, of which | Atta Club, No. Reginald fer that is pos*ible, a Barlow, who plays the wood: | ine Metropol! sérest, that he writes us in the fotlow- p, day by da the Met heen elneing In ata ‘ Kents woodwork, linoleum, windows, porcelain t y louse, “a - anel i « Alda and Edmond Clement ttt > © eat Out” to Brentwood on Collen pete Blouse, AT bis: erie's hone that ‘ " ine. atratn: fittings and anything else that’s cl Sr mat out” to “Brer See ee eae ieticir een ts wae : were. members : ai gs g els clean- vaok tn a tmotor car, Prowse Mh and few of our translators are Story of the Onera: ont 4 Be ee hana tees eek Prof. Humpei te founded 1 dinck's "Ks skinder" able, just as it does from clothes. tone! sits at a sewing frame, from which | fi Git ahead will Be distributed py | poeta, We must walt until the compos- Ronel, the distinguished Nena thin karen teaeine aaah’ arene ‘iaesAsar Bey ae capu tad Mise Terese incest Ppa” |eF# and poets are born to found & Achooi mer. wich wae done in. Ciorman some ffumperdinci don ae at consti: aertota. ite [SE 4, BOOK AN ahe pantera nerd No scrub-brush or hot water is néc- RY cee reee Serene, | cNoverineean, scattered tteouenout |aee tater Mt selon bs Meri are Sng gue oud mecre aon, and wosiener on fan's” Meanathe be [ite aaumters crag erring her, and/ essary, mind you, BEB che Manet irl abd chorus gin win | rans opere, 1 ig aeurd fo thnk tne |g folloye: The Gente GUL an onpiin, charlotte Land on Amer sone NEE oe factorea, tat fe Mnfwents centarys | Water, and a soft cloth, iZ sige gE I t (for you know as well as T know ita Witch. ‘The King's Son, bored at N00 NAS been studying an Kathleen Partlow, the young Canadian | “Ang garah dabs on some ev'll-smetly ‘a : Kau Hh te git "among the’ mmmsnereof* "tro fiat tnad) can cater to Moir wants | Gourt, rine’ away, ‘oanoea upon the nih ini ot stain seca ition net Wome | ime Guan ae ewan) 6. Fels-Naptha dissolves the dirt in a j , Sombany Ws silk stockings, and this vent to" prevent tn Bnplah the mined Gi hey tat I hy site tows awa she went 10” Hevranons, Ae ta lng at the ‘Mere | to malo the ck round and pute eed so itcan be rinsed away; it doesn’t } —_—Sekea"rorn. hin te wie of se vip: | 10, ba eommended tnd, cull ‘pe Bay | orto town cali Uo Hie With [LANG TE smuete traction Ponh ame EE RR ee i,| | NAPP,TS be scoured oft 5a fiat ose "aa ak®, Gr MF VOUT | fein to oe wiser, Where are Col fats | Bre tel then tor chnoee whomsonvesweanone and I8At armmer she won ti Ini has go seriously rt the forefirer | Wlacework offne reid, ‘That's tne way) || AS Fels-Naptha is also a germicide, Be aa tetas ray OER Spe Sie | tat In the Rectal Pld, |Sa)" ieSouroe Wa he Oanee Bie 9) avigg? ht hee att | tat aoe, tae Boas te lay to | Mop hare ext tender ox taure.| it is a good sanitary precaution to do H -% ssveapeeltouny' ae poosbie: "yor" tis | pate'"and ‘ane eatrengentyht Milt |Indignant, thoitaenn turn Sern) tq eEgR clint Me 'S3| ‘pant opm tenum of a pr | Stead, neers, ug] YOUF housecleaning with it, DG erat in'thevarlousarectne® rooms [emma ty tend of pas loa, “AREY nt the fora "Bhoy cantor Aad os ouverte egeeren, he amt | tee gn are ates raga Did you ever try wasn.ng dishes with glia, OIE Mare cia at the end Sf the opere season? | WAY 19 ths kingdom of the oft a youn Russian nounced for Jan. 8, until Inter in ti |ume while you walt Fels-Naptha in lukewarm water? ; {Bite many of the “emmioyore ‘tna it | Mo! Decidodly mo! wan Miss Far. Wed tien gc Stine, Uo al mlunel i" the frat time | eae nents Crittenden Minston Money. It cuts the. grease quick as a wink ) of the chorus and ballet girls cook their |" 3 response. “The arranzument of neral by the village children, upon whlch the Dake | Dante Ww. here are thirty girls and women "and re Dies, and makes the glasses shine. SE cltal programme requires a lot of tna 4 y cow lost night® perform | Pr, Daniel Webster Moore, aged eeven. | even chikiren at the Florence Critten- own turkeys in their small apartments | % T° . the curtain falls, aa’ trom a box, He made| den Mission Home in Bleecker street to ° * © Gk Gene willbe enlves inthe ore | ine, for cote a, fr tude that | Ene prncgal characters are to be ang ot In, tot Denny Wor | Zeta for Atty, year inier | “A oeded eh exten seat he Directions for all uses of Fels-Naptha ved con the matings and evening | ciggsic styles that are foreign to mod- Coos puloe . Hook, cow, and since hax sung in St. Peters. | 1 wl in ‘ mission needs to be ready with dinners i Rerrmences rn compositions, I must leave the re- Hermann Jadlowker an the Kings Son burg the Grand Overa in Paris, and at |, Nerteniay following stroke of RPo- | of at least @ hundred poor women wno| ATE printed on the red and green wrapper, qian cenepaaaned cital fleld to more mature artists, who Otto Gorltz as the Fiddler, Adams Mante Carlo, Brussels and Buenos | iiesvine, Sussex County, In 1889, and | neve nO Cy Mp Aap — A CHRIATMAS CANOE. peauiity: | NAYS Deen trained along the old lines Ovt Didur as the Woodeutter and Albert Ayros. He is sald to be something Of | 6 passed most of his active Hfe in that were given a turkey dinner {n 2°pg, gf ext Sus fe pawn f Siraatine Bive Concerta.’ Beiss, ihe Broan I a. | BORE {dol locality, Of late years he made hi | Mmtesion chapel Contributions snould == ~— Boweden'er Moh T sing the thins het auitat f. “needing himes! is been —— home with his son and daughter in| be sent to Franklin B, Waterman, treas- 5 Li ifferenc y, y r my ‘his week ‘The soloist of the Philharmonte ¢on- Dover, turer, Nos. 2-23 Bleecker street. rit Makes Little Difference What You Want, a World Want Will Get It, % : : ‘ . f te . u * . w 4