The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1911, Page 10

— Jaa a ema RE re BEFLTIFSESRLTTE rut 2eesT rT eres ‘10 Re de Popular Russian Tenor Smuggled Over Frontier | ed Hermann Jadlowker of theMetropolitan Opera Company Tells How at Fifteen, Without a Passport, He Reached Vienna to Study Sing- ing. Admitted to the Conser- vatory, Had to Support Himself by Singing at} Funeralsand Weddings, When He Could, for Fifty Cents. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. ERMANN JADLOWKER, the fa- H vorite Russian tenor of the Metropolitan Opera House Company, whose appearance as Lohengrin on Saturday night was ald to be his farewell for the season, has been persuaded by Mr. Gatti Casazza to remain for at least two weeks longer. With Caruso etill un-} whe to sing, Mr. Jadlowker's presence fe much to be desired. It will relieve the pressure upon Slezak, Riccardo Mertin and Karl Jorn, the other lead- ing tenors. Mr, Jadlowker ts « very modest young man, in spite of the six or seven hun- Grea dollara a night he earns by his voice, and he protested when the writer eked him to talk about his career that the public surely was interested only In} ils singing; but, finally, he consented, Firet Studied the Violin. “I was born in Riga,” he entd, when I was twelve years old I wat night on the station benches, | mfdnight they clos 1a were turned out to night, as we could Helped by a Smuggler. “Our next break in the Journey was nd lat Petrbkoff, near enough to the fron- mitted to the Conservatory there ©) ter to make tnqilries a! out the ‘muse study the violin. At the eamo time I) giers." she names of several wore sang in the aynagogue, for which I Was! given to us beforo we syarted for paid a roubdle—about 6 cents. When I) tschentochott, which ts right on the ‘was fifteen the cantor declared that my| ine, Anxiousiy we walked the street voice ought to go to Vienna to study. father scouted the idea. He was @ busi- ‘as worth training and that 1) My} looking for the names that had given to us, and with much trep tion I entered the house of a man fess man and wished mo to be one.| paid to be the richest of the ‘smug: Music all very well for a pastime, | giers.' Pardon me if I suppress his he said, but not for @ eerlous occupa-| name, Ho may bo helplng other needy tion, Arguments and entreaties failed) ang unfortunate ones to-day. It could to move him and I was disconsolate.| te done, he said, aunedcats Then my sister, who was married, and 1) for me to p outoe the conspired together, I had manage tol tion, 1 emptied my pockets be! fave a little more than forty roubles} his and he laushed at th se than and she gave me sixty more-—just a bare a friend of mine, was twenty roubles they a. 1 did not te n that inside my shirt was a to study and I was to ¥ more roubles. Then I set ‘ay with him, and ay that finally hen arpse the question of @ pass- Ha would seo me arose, Port. 1 had my red one, which recorded | he said, if he did ii for nothing. He my name and the names of my parents) aqyised Meute to xo straight on to and where we lived for purposes of! Vienna and leave imo there until I Mdentification in Russia, but useless for! could ve smucyled over, and I erled crossing the frontier, For that, a white Passport is necessary and a minor can &et one only upon the application of his Parents and with the consent of the Governor of the province, which for me was impossible. Meute was all right, because he was of age and had secured the white paper. We had been told of people who managed for a con- | sideration to smuggle people over the | Border, and I determined to try that} means. 6o off we started by train. A Long Walk In Warsaw. “At Warsaw we had to change ata- tlons, the one from which we were to depart being at the other end of the| moved Them, ays Society Lady. ¢ity, as far away, perhaps, as the! “rae vest » r Bronx is from downtown, We walked | dothing would because we needed to every cont selg @ well We could and were so tired that half | fovled them, way we sat down on the curd to rest | which clea and to eat some of the bread and her- | atte rings that we carried with us for suste- mance. Arrived at the other station, w again when I said goodby to my friend. How the Trick Was Done. “It was some daya bi 1 was told that the time had come, 'T I spent in lodgings, K out of sight as much as possivle. The two ow lets from Tsehe » leading tn to Austria via Gr e are m0 FRECKLES GONE “Simple Remedy {rom Riker’s Ree ry then own society womiil, I wich new aruK. n—athat 1 bough Rik my ekin and gave mew kere, tine Foaily remark ot ‘ Do found that our train did not start until oan Sina newdeds Sven fir © o'clock the next morning. Woe ate|™ Bixer'a, for, the, double a this a under @ome more bread and herrings and tried | st" y "pack it it falle. to te make ourselves comfortable for the fomove the freckien (O)} Here’s Value! Men’s Spring Overcoats Carried Over from Last Season $15 Now Were | $20 $25 These are bargains that should be promptly snapped up by men who are thinking Of Spring overcoats, Many are silk-lined; some silk- faced to edge. Black, oxfords and good {¢ patterns, Raincoats, too, cravenetted by the Priestley process; and London Slip-ons; that wer and $20, Now #10, for a quick clears room for choice, in these two stores— Union Square, 1¢th St., West of Broadway CLOTHIERS Ready to wear. he i | All assembled, to afford plenty of nN} 279 Broadway, near Chambers St. Ii Kattowittz, and it was by the lattg gay) the fret time in A rica by members| seem at times to be too ambitious for that I was to bo re T had my tn jot Mr. Dip ’ Chicago) a quartet and to aspire to qualities structions to buy my tleket Auletly ar 4 | Oper a Compar Gil, re-) that might better be expressed by an wo to the very fr f the My} r home suddenly, smeli« tobacco) orchestra, It was listened to most at- benefactor, who t, no notice of me,| smoke and suspects hig Countess of) tentiveiy by the usual large assemblage | Fave @ sigtificant look at the officials, | having a lover, To portray his jealousy,| of cultivated music lovers that follow and I was passed through t#m wick he smashes the bric-a-brac and the fu the Knelsels thr h all compositions without having to show a past niture in the best of come opera style.) and tn all kinds of weather. Mr. Stock | Presently, while seated tn the Just before the end, when he ta abso-|{e the conductor af the Theodora gendarmes came toward me and my tutely sure that he has a rival in his! Thomas Orchestra of Chicago. The heart stood still, but again the signif: | wife's affections, his fingers are burned, middie number of the programme was! cant glance from my factor, Who by the cigarette she is hi and Schubert's quintet in A major, op. 14, was walking up and down outside, and | curtain falls upon a reu coup! aa Ln et verti and y, Almost as the train |in @ tranaport of billlr eootn able ba nthis th GLA tick LA he Bh LAD adie Lact aI fo iShuattltts ists were Carlo Buonamtc! at the piano about to start, ancther official At the best, the play t# an alry trite ang “Ming Protfter, double bass, Tho zakotowa, the | other into Germany via t 1 ¢ Hoenettth seen tite THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH fete ettipenhee me Sone ee lene 16, 1911, Baeanowttz: | dumb, was ung, to an Ttallan text, tor} hrourh, and, not seeing my benef Quietly slipped off the train on the putwide until he disappeared, and got o house one-third the size, and the must fits it properly. But Wolf-Ferrart ts a| to be a heavy one, that Would likely find more favor In @ concert wa Almost ft would s ended with Grieg’s quartet in G minor, op. UD POWELL, SOLOIST Put an Extra | Stomach to Work Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab!ets Will Do the | Work of Two or Three Stomachs. | Afford Instant Relief. | FREE TRIAT, PACKAG When your food does not dij hen gases form. when you experience that uncomfortable feeling of fuliness, when the breath ts foul, the tongue conted and that sour tate ts in the mouth= take a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet and Watch how quickly every one cf these aymptome Givappear, All that was needed was to digest jain Jump of food tn your stomach—ant the again as the train was moving. serious, musician, as those who have MA Uy F are is ° woly the aae'+4| " A ‘ t sly given out from overwork, 0 Vienna Police After Him. heard hia “La Vita Nu rs biLendaed | WITH THE PHILHARMONIC | at Uttle tablet you were supply- “ re w 6 tho! ouble for me! well Know, and even his airy les are 4 (ing exactly what was necesary to complete the “There was no more trouble +t Wena oF ee iitee tea preiade Aud Powell, the American viollntet, | trices of digestion that the eomach had bent ae i ite Mada ila I § ‘ {fine workmanship in which the| %9# the soloist at the Phitharmonts | bu wee unable to fink, | my friend Meute at his lodging house. | 0 ne orkman i be "8 | godtety’ a | You world cont to take @ Stuart's Drs T panned th nation and was ad-| themes of the action are foreshadowed, | “Oclety'# concert In in wired risk bd | pepsin ‘Tablet after Mal te Gatie’ Son| {ited Ment to the Conserva-|and an interlude of exquisite beauty,|/8ht Bhe was heard jn Sibelius’ vio~ | stomach would heve @ chanes to rect up and get pi vag ae he nt to ng o | rb ft which might be played #8 concerto in D minor, op a, mnie sad ate ne 4 | ory also got @ chance to ® n ho Nn be pla a 6 e first t! y ‘one box and you will never want to @ wynagomue and earned an occas onal orchestras to the delight, W4% Played by her for the first time ah ye wilhout this wonderful little remedy for “i : % 7 a Te te hard ¢ at Amertea in 1805, She deserved the warm | stomach troubles. Stuart's Dyapepata Tablets con. gulden by sing . © a te sre @pplause that was bestowed up&n hen | ta 8 an ingredient one grain of wich will digest NS da eptenta . TinEGaY ais : Svendsen's “Carnival in Parts," andj They are eo entirety harm manded our passports, in-| throughout suggests most Mozart or SY h ies Y have absolutely ‘no effect on the atructed to get one from hothe within| Rossini, but it sparkles of its own, T#otalkowsky’s symphonic poem, | Fran- of another except to do Sust the : TF AWATA he Repbrtad,. OF thoes cesca da Rimini," were also played. The on Bil “ 1 iy aT i rae ision served to Introduce to| concert ended with Dvorak’s beautiful y deeds mie can, Srommmend thle . ae hart ie iodaines but {Us Carolina White, an American gitl| "From the New World” | symphony avis Stuart's Dyspepsia. Tablets gain time by changing my lodgings, but | Yall ated in Chicago the part. of heodore Splering, the concert master, | ents per box, A sample will be | to no purpose, The police kept strict ye earls Gtr of the Golden | gain conducted because of the contin: | sent tre will write F."A. Stuart Co., 160 watch over moe Meanwhile my fu West,” whi ued illness of Gustav Mahler. Stuart Marshall, Mich. were nearly exhausted and my clothes | writer jast e a oo and shoes v She sretty and has no ittle finesse CHRISTMAS A GOVERNOR. ing, and her voice, if at times It Boiled the Professor's Carpet. — in a “ nahacher, professor at the con-| seemed Kmail, was always pleasing, It _ Sic, Gah Ws ade Wn | may well be ‘orth while to hear her In Soldier of Fortane Now Rates Licdbeltuc betta ALL CHR ist P cht Sok ge part of more significance. Sam- Prevines th Monden Se One eC day'ds Lentered bis studio marco, an old favorite of the frequent- "i my broken shoes shed water at every! ers of the Manhattan Opera House, both HOUSTON, Tex., March 15.—It ts no ” tep. his carpet until he saw my poor feat He stormed at tho marks I le‘t! sang and acted with the distinction that ia to be expected of him. Daddi, as the | ¢ort longer Gen, Lee Christmas, soldier of une, Insurrecto and all-around fight- Then he handed ma money and told me! dumb servant, was excellent. Campa-| ing man, but Gov. Lee Christmas, of the to buy @ pair of shoes at once. Tam! nini conducted with Just the proper! nepartment of Cortez, Spanish Hon- ever grateful to him for that Kindness. | touch and his orchestra followed him | g This is according to a letter re- "T was tired of the str I gave | faithfully. colved here yesterday by Attorney John up and went home. Then my fathe | After “The Secret of Suzanne’ came|4¢ Fenn, from Gen, Budda Budda of lented, gave his consent that T should|Massenet'’s “Le Jongleur de Notre] jronduras. Fenn himself only recently return to Vienna, secured me the pr Dame,” in a beautiful presentation suca | veturned from a business trip to Hon- Passport, s¢ ff properly, and fur-| as was made familar to us at the Man-|uras, This is the first news of the nished the ssary money on hattan Opera House, Mary Garden Tecognition of Christmas's services by, « to a Jealous hy k: | | ould live First Rigagamane at Cologne. “My firat professional ongagemen Jean was in lovely voice and acted the part with more convincing skill, Renaud again was Boniface, th Jolly cook, giving a most tmpressty the Dene Fence niering of "The Legend of the Sage ward. sang in rush.” Dufranne as the Prior, Huber- | nd then in Riga. 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