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ode Walk ERE"AT THE OPERA.
Oli,c Frenistad sings sicgllnde IN Place
OF Emma Eames.

Die WalkuereT was given at the Metro
politan Operu House last night. it being
the second OF the once a week performances
Of Der Ring des Nibelungen Nine
Eames being indisposed Miss Fremstad
took her place and sang .Siegiinde beauti
fully Nine Senger Bettaque was the
BruHnhide Mr. Van Rooy the Wotdn and
Mr. Burgstaler the SiegHind.
Nine Eames discovered early Yesterday
morning that she wa too fatigued 10 sing
SieghHdc and notified Mr. Conried i'm
mediatcly. but that did not make 1t any
easier for him to find substitute Miss
Fremstad has been i'll for a week and con-
sented to sing only If she felt able later
in the day In the meantime Paula Ralph
was notified 10 hold herself in readiness
in case Miss Fremstad found herself too
i'll AT the last minute to appear.
Mime Eames's retirement from the cast
last night was due wholly TO her fatigue
She has been rehearsing La Tosca" and
Ballo in Maschera and has to sing in
e Faust on Saturday. and on Monday for
the first time this season in La Tosca
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rms years Chart, Dali.

Great preparations are beng made for
the Charity Ball which will tnke place at
the Waldorf Astoria on Thursday evening,
Feb. p This Is one of the pet benevolent
schemes of New York. aiding as it does the
Nursery and Child'7 Hospital George
Hammond Sullivan is chairman Of the
floor committee. and three orchcstras
including the Navy Yard Band. will fur
nish music. Boxes and tickets are to be
had from Mrs + y. Goddard, 80 East
Fif,ieth street from II TO daily and
tickets from Mrs. William NJ kingsland,
ils FIFTH avenue. Mrs George Macy, %
Riyerside Drive. Mrs + j. Berwind . East
Sixty-fourth street anc Mrs A 5 sullivan,
10 West Eleventh street
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QUICKLY FOLLOUED ms WIFE.
John Mnnion, octogenarlan, Dies While
Her Funeral services Are Going On.

John Manion, so years old, Of 6i5 Classon
avenue, Brooklyn, died yesterday while
members of his family and friends were
attending the funeral services over his
wife, Mary. 70 years old in st. Teresa
Church. Classon avenue and Sterling place
a few hundred feet away. de purchased
real estate on the east side OF Atlantic
avenue fifty years ago, when it was thought
that Brooklyn would not extend beyond
the line formed by the Long Island Rail
roads ira ck- Ne made a fortune in the
sale OF hi- holdings
About two weeks ago Mrs. Manion be-
came i'll with pneumonia Always devoted
couple, tho husband insisted on caring for
the sick woman. On Monday she died
and he won't to bed suffering with the dis
ease that had taken away his wife. He
will be buried beside her in Holy Cross
Cemetery to-day.
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Gloucester SCHOONER LOST.


G1AcE BAY. y. S. Jan II The Gloucester
schooner Arkansas, which touched at
Louisburg this morning. brought word Of
the loss Of the Gloucester fishing schooner
Iandseer and the drowning Of five Of her
crew at Bay Of Islands on Sunday
The I.andseer was at anchor when
heavy gallo parted her cable. She collided
with another schooner and was wrecked
completely. survivors OF the landseer
we're picked up by the Arkansas and are
on their way TO Gloucester The five men
drowned were Now Scotlnns.
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CHEr 4LIER MERE AGAIN.
Comes to sing at the Circle at Double the
Price lie Got Nine Years AGO.

Albert Chevalier. the chara cter I'm
persouator and world famous singer Of
coster songs. who came over to old
Roster 4 Balls Music Hall nine wears ago
and made n great Success arrived last night
aboard the White Star Liner Majestic from
Liverpool He win open on Monday at
the Circle Theatre, whose management has
brought him here al double the salary he
He Is still one 81 the great attractions in
London vaudeville and will present hero
some sketches new to America
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Dance for George 7. nroAaw.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brokaw gave a dance
at their home Fast Seventy-niuih street,
last night for their son. George 7 Brokaw.
Mrs Brokaw was assisted IN receiving by
her daughter and daughter. n-law, Mrs.
C1rl Fischer Hansen and Mrs. Howard
Brokaw
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Theatre Manasers TO DIne ThemseI, e.

The Association Of Theatrical Managers
met yesterday. eleced new officers and de
cided 20 commemorate its years growth.
with a dinner at the Hotel Aston on Feb.
o. The new officers are: President, Daniel
Frohman, vice presidents Charles Burnham
aod T.. +. Aimee treasurer, Frank Mckee
secretary, Henry b Harris. Eleven new
directors were elected including Heinrich
Conried. Henry W Savage and Oscar
Hammp rstpin
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ThRNcr-narnrs

Harriet Barnes. tho Youngest daughter
Of William Barnes Of Albany. WAS MARI cd
Yesterday In the Church Of the Divine Love
at Montrose. to Rupert Hildreth Thnyer Of
Washington The ceremony WAS performed
BY tue Rev GoyYg gepIa SSHg2Jse-.
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Gcn. CronIe Dol IAN Mere on Nnnda,.

Gen. Pet 4. Cronje viii make his first
public appearance here at the Academy
Of Music on Sunday in the afternoon
and evening with the Irish Band and will
describe his experiences in the ten days
al Paardoburg and his previous successful
engagements against Lord Methuen's
army.
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PRISONS 81 rHE pL4r.
h"me Of Those Gathered In for an Indorse-
mcnt of Home Folks"

T''TTT VI TIWTIII WThN.-
'"rEyucn made up the larger part Of
,N' audience yesterday afternoon at the
Ne" York Theatre where special matinee
'I Home Folks was given so that they
could 4ee the show and indorse it by their
ln~"no" More than 900 invitations were
s't' out 10 clcrgymen Of all denominations
according to tho printed list handed out
a. mo theatre these clergymen saw the
play
D." Roy Dr George r Van De Water
~ i,'f Walter Bentley thg Row Thomas
li"f- VI Barbour. he Rev Df Fali VidaVer.
u ."' Jud-ou SWir, the Rev John Or
D. r'rr-. Pc" Row Alfred Duane Pcll the
W. krpu>korf The Rev Robert H..
d1,.t the Bor Merle st c wright. the
'''' David Cohn and the Rev. John VI Lyle.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opera Season IoOA-IpOB

Under tho direction OF Mr.. Heinrich Contsld.
I'M, Evening" at s. Double BIZ - CAVAf.-
IERlA HUSIICANA. De Mhcchi. Jhcoby. nlppel.
Giraldoni Followed by PAGLiACCI Alien. "a
rusO. Scott, Parvis Rviss. Conductor. Vigna
Sat, Mat Jan iaih. att FAUST Emma Eames.
Iacoby. Bauermrster Sneza. PanCon Scott
Bcgue. Conductor. Frankie
sat Eyg- Jan. Itth. at : pop. Prlccs LoHEN
GRIN. Nordica. Walker knOte, GOntz. BAsA
Muhlmann Conductor. Hertz
sun. Etg, Jan. 18Th, at 30. al Pop. Prices
, GRAND suNDAf NIGHT CONCERT
MN. Pencon, Goru. David Ssplrsteln pianist
Enlire Met Opera Orchestra. Conductor. Frankie.
Eames, Milford Carlso Scot,l. Rossi. Giordani
Duiriche Conductor. NigDa.
We'd; Evg Jan 18Th, at s-LA TRAVIATA.
Sembhch. Jacoby, BanrrmeiStcr. Carlso ScottL
Bars. Hegue Dutrche. Giordanl. Cond'r. VlEna
Thurs. Eyg Jan 18Th, at SIEGFRlED.
Scngcr Rrttaquc. Homer Lemon. knote Van Ho0y.
Gortk. Relss Bass. Conductor. Hertz
Thurs Jan. 26,T 30 GOErTERDAEH HFRUN0
] n. Eyg, Jan. s0lh. at ROMEO AND JULIET
Emma EAmcs. Sacza. PlAncOn. Gourmet Bars.
Parris, huhlmbnn, Conductor. Frankie
WEBER plANO USED.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE. To night and
sat FvgS-. $50. Harry walden In '"Trauinulus"
Sat Matinrc Barsesou A. "MaKda
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COINS cArsF soRr ruRoAr

laxative Bromo Quinine. The world wide Cold and
GRIP remedy, removes the cause. Call FOR The fun
name aud look for signature Of Z. W. Grove. sc.
-y,aAn,
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Le,Ir. Morlon sn ear. nn a, Non.nc,lnrnt.

hH-'ov Levi p Morton. who was ten
'''''e.y assessed on $1,000 Of personal
Properly -~orc Of this assessment yes,er-
Nay, The correction was made on the proof
t te',Il by Mr., Morton that his legal
testaslse Is at R9necllr,
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One Of New Nork's refined and heau-
teous women sent for an A. d. r. messenger
the other day and gave him an errand that
at best should have taken thirty minutes
Of the A. D It's valuable time But he
was gone just four times that long, and
ON his return he naIvelv inquired of the
beautiful and refined one:
"Ioidv couldn't help II, didn't You tink
vas gone n long time
why. YES. replied tho lady and
'Derc" piped ny the urchin, Il fought
you'd give me he'll.
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How I ity
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Baltimore.
lighting
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4 in other
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Ferage OF
the price
FINDER the
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per 1890,
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municipal
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IRyING FLACE THEATRE. To night and
sat FVgS $50 Harry walden In "1rauinnlus"
Sal. Mallnrr. Barsescn a. 'MaEda -
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Elects.

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Among tho freight handlers, Pier rs,
North River, has been nicknamed the
-Hoodoo Pier because Of the many acct
dents there have been on it, Within the
last week II has been threatened by fire.
a man has been killed on it by a piece Of
lumber falling upon him. and a man on
ship tied UP at the same pier has been 80
badly scalded by steam that he is in the
hospital.
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berpleIed
ehistOrlo
forces arc
Revolution
fh bitter
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Plph Nlon-
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Fady and
<aililnany.
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BROADWAY TIH.Ay,fl,e TIA NJ, g. & III. =;
FRITZ SCHEFP Fatinitra

hmLhlChn Al rnE ON CRo>s ROADS
sunday Night IT'D MARKS IlG Cp>tlRT
srkt Nrth Hlrlg & ssamuu. Is "Nf. HlA & /"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

All work guaranteed not to crumble
Address, HUT ~ Parry, De
Smet, s. D.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28
Correspondence.
Continued from page a

a brother Of J. II. Barton from Harold,
5. d., was called here last week by the
death Of his mother.
Miss Nettie Richards left Saturday for
HavcIock, Iowa. where she will visit a
few weeks with relatives.
A. NJ. Barker has improved his lot with
q neat iron fence.
Mr.. Sturges, OF ILL.,, is here looking after
his farm west of town
Fred Timms is having an artesian well
put Town on his place.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the church Thursday afternoon.
Miss Sadie Williams returned Tuesday
evening from Nebraska where She has
been visiting friends for the last two
months.
Mr. Currie, from Marshaltown, Iowa,
spent O few days with f. +. Deming the
latter part of last week.
The Easter program which was delayed
because Of communion services last sun.
day will be rendered next Sunday at 2 p.
m.
The farmers have begun hauling poles
for the Farmers Telephone Line west of
town.
Several ladies from Iroq uois came down
Saturday TO attend quarterly conference,
but the presiding Elder failed to come and
there was no meeting.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

Guardians, a ~fraternal insurance so.
ciety.
The long expected has happen
ed and the artificial high price d
the May option has been broken
The latter days of last week anC
the first Of this saw a break Of near
ly 20 cents. As usual it is report.
ed that the big operators do not
lose much, but the small SPECTATOR,
and there are many of him, will lose
heavily. Some make the prediction
that the price of the July delivery
will go up again, but it is not likely
that it can be manipulated to any
such extent as was the May.
Il. L. Lostutter and family we're
down from lroquois to spend Sun
day at the Z. B. Danley home. Mon
day they took the morning train for
Iroquois and later took the train for
the south, intending to stop at Can
istota until the following day and
then go on TO Chicago where the
family viii make their future home.
In the removal of this family Kings
bury loses some Of its oldtime citi-
zens. L. L. Lostutter will be great
ly missed, especially by the people
Of the west end He Was here dur
ing some of the darkest of the pio-
neer days, but Lutte had faith in
the country aud that faith made him
rich and helped many a poor man 10
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

Easter Services We're held at the Corner
school housa last Sunday evening. A q ne
program was endered by the children
Three selections on the Violin were contrib
uted by Charley Redicrn.
Christ Mundt is having all sorts Of trouble
with his well nowadays,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown visited at the
home o. Chas. Redicrn sunday afternoon,
Miss Mamie Lyngbye visited friends and
relatives near Oldham last Saturday and
Sunday.
A surprise party was held az the home ol
Mr.. aud Mrs. Pauison. north west OF Het
land. last FRIDAY night. Refreshments were
served to a large number at q late hour,
and every one went away feeling well sat
isiied.
The Arlington base ball boys played al
Oldham last Saturday, and. as usual. the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28
Dreadful Attack of Whooping
Cough.

Mrs. Ellen Harrison, Of 300 Park
Ave-, Kansas City Mo writes as fol-
lows: "Our two children had a Sc
we're attack Of whoopiug cough, one
of them in a paroxysm of coughing
would faint and bleed at the nose.
We tried everything we heard of
without getting relief. We then
called in oar family doctor who pre-
serihed EeI4y,- Honey and Ter
With the very first dose they began
to improve aud We feel that it has
saved heir lives" L. E. Sasse.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28
BANCROFT.

The w. G. +. y. viii give a gold medal
contest in the church Friday evening,
May 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley and family re
turned from California last Monday where
they spent the winter.
Several men from Bancroft went to
Shore Creek Tuesday to try their luck at
fishing.
Mrs. Shoes daughter, Mrs. Glance,
returned to her home in st. Paul last
Monday
A. I. Jones, the agent, rode mp to Hazel
on his wheel last Saturday night, return
ing Monday.
Or. Yeamans, of Watertown, was here
Saturday and sunday performing dental
work.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

with pleasure that we are able to
say that should Chicago not NEE:
his expectation be will return and
make his home among us. The
Lostutter family take with them
the best wishes of a host Of friends.
The Ladies' Guild will hold a
sale Of aprons, sun bonnets and pro-
visions atihe residences of Mrs. E h..
Couse on Friday, Nay l2sh. Light
refreshments will also be erved.
u. H. Armstrong has lost a brin,
die steer calf about 6 month old.
Finder report to him,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

The weather Is fine. the ground In good
condition, and seeding is pretty well along.
On Sunday last. the Drakola Sunday
school was r%e-organized and the following
officers elected Superintendent A. G. Brown;
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs, Harold Fow-
Ter: Organist. Miss Lille Wheeler: Assistant
0rganist, Bertha Brown. A goodly mum
her were present, and seemed TO take a good
degree Of interest In the work. All our
people are nat only cordially Invited TO
come but urgently requested 10 do SO.
Among those who are planting trees we
notice Messrs r.. Fl. Conse. viii Pratt, David
Pratt, aud Carl Rostid. It would he well
II trees were planted on every quarter Sec
ton in the state.
On Thursday OF last week, Mr.. Williams,
of De Smet, was scattering good cheer
among our people. and Incidentally talking
sa-5S5TiiiSh Tsacisinrry.
On Saturday last. Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Wheat, OF De Smet, passed through our
city en- route to visit w. III. Ross and family
at Berton. and returned Sunday. They re-
ported that they had reliable information
that the health OF Gaylord Ross OF Farms
worth, Is considerably improved.
MIR. and Mrs. Byron Herrlck and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Page visited at the nome OF
George Buck on Sunday Tasty
BY accident. rather than design, this Office
was favored with a pleasant call by Hon,
n. Sampson, OF Madison, and Mr.. +. Stone
field, OF Oldn I'm. on Tuesday last. Both
gentleman seem TO be well informed, and
can tell what they know. Mr.. Sampson has
real estate In ~tercsts here and was looking
them over with the view 81 Improvement.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28
10 81
IIIA1;U5a~
Best Cough Remedy FOR cnildren

Best Cough Remedy For Children.
WHEN you buy a cough remedy
for children you want one in which
you can place implicit confidence.
You want one that not only relieves
but cures. You want one that is I'M
questionably harmless. You want
one that is pleasant to take. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy meets all
of these conditions. There is moth
ing so good for the coughs and colds
incident to childhood. For sale by
all druggists.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

get onto his feet 1t can truthful
ly be said that l.. L. Lostutter did
more than any other u man to
help build up the west end of this
county. 1t is with regret that we
chronicle his departure, but it is
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

Arlington boys won the victory OF the day,
Miss Maude Armstrong commenced teach
Ing a summer term of school in Spring Lake
District, No. 10, last Monday.
Mrs. Abe Henry and son Cyrus spent last
Monday at the home OF her grandmother.
Mrs. Pegley, who is very sick.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28
Wanted.

One hundred acres Of breaking
done on the N. w. sec. %, one and
a half miles west of De Smet. Will
pay $3.50 per acre. Address me at
Brookings, S, D. G. w. Elliott.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

"A dance will be held this Fri
day evening at Healy's Hall.
III. G Durham made a business
trip IT, Cedar Rapids the first Of the
week.
Mike Lotus has had a well
drilled on his residences property on
First street.
For particulars regarding our ex,
hibit next week see advertisement in
this paper. Robinson Company.
-Chas. Rehfeld went to Aber
deem Tuesday to look after his
farm in that vicinity.
M. w. Stiles came down from
Gettysburg and spent a few days
with his family the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. j. Whaley returned Tuer-
day evening from a two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Harding, at
Bookings.
On Sunday, May Tth, Very Rev.
John Hogan will administer the
first communion to a large class at
st Thomas Citholic church 1T s
O'Clock mass. At a later date Bishop
IOGorman will be present and 0
firm q large class.
"A deal was made Yesterday
whereby S. j. Scofield retires from
the firm Of Dodge a. Scofield. w +.
Dodge will continue the business at
the old stand aud will collect all ac-
counts due and settle all bills against
! the firm. Mr.. Scoield will remain
ia Lake Preston but will take life
easy for the present. Success to Mr..
Dodge as he goes it alone. Times.
Frank Albright, or Sioux Falls,
and I'll. G. Harper, of Huron. are 10
the city for the purpose Of forming
a local organization Of the Home
WANrED-A limited number Of
pupils 10 music-violin, piano, organ,
or other Instrument. Harmony and
thorough bass. Mrs. Dell Beach,
De Smet, s. ID. Consult by postal,
! Organs repaired and CLEANED.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Columbia TOnight-Marine Band.

The first of a series of Sunday night
concerts by the United States Marine
Band will be given at Sis o'clock to-
night in the Columbia Theater under
the direction of Lieutenant Santelmann.
Lieutenant Santelmann has long con-
templated this series in answer to pop
ular demand from winter residents of
Washington. Few opportunities are
given to hear the band in the winter
except at the White House receptions.
and many people who do not remain
here in the summer rarely hear the
famous Government musicians.
1t Is the purpose of Lieutenant San
telmenn to give these concerts every
other Sunday night throughout the
season, although the second concert
will not be given until a month from
tonight because of the absence OF the
band from the city on a concert tour of
New York and other cities.
An excellent program has been arrang-
ed for tonight, and the interest which
is being manifested in the contemplated
series guarantees a number of fine re-
citais.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
COlumbia-"The virginian."

The Offering at the Columbia Thea.er
next week will be The Virginian.' as
presented by the Kirke La Shelle Com
pany, with Dustin Farnum continuing
as the cowboy hero. This excellent stage
adaptation Of Owen Wister's beautifully
woven American romance was one of
the most popular theatrical entertain
ments presented in this city last season
and the announcement OF it's return will
undoubtedly please the many who were
fortunate enough TO see IL upon the oc-
casion of the previous visit
One Of the most convincing elements
in the success OF this play is the por-
traya1 of the title role by Dustin Far
mum. VINO has made himself one of the
best liked players of our stage through
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
NationaI-BOstOn symphony Orchestra.

The first OF the five concerts which
the Boston Symphony Orchestra will
give in Washington this winter will take
place on next Tuesday afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock in the New National Theater.
1t has been most gratifying to the
management Of the orchestra and to
Mrs. Katie Wilson Greene, who is re-
sponsible for securing the renewal of
the concerts, that Weshington's re-
sponse has been liberal
The Boston Symphony Orchestra has
grown considerably since it was last
here seven years ago. Then, when Mr.
Paur was the conductor, 1t carried but
eighty men on the monthly trips IL
made from Boston. Today il carries
ninety-six This is the largest travel
ing orchestra i'm America, If, indeed, not
In the world, and no orchestra in the
world is more complete. The Boston
Symphony Orchestra has made itself
Independent of all outside assistance.
Nine. GadslO, the soloist, needs no in
PRODUCTION in Washington where she has
long been n great favorite. Her num-
bers have been happily chosen. Benvig-
Eani. who for so many years was one
of the Italian conductors OF the Grau
company, and had been familiar with
singers for over half a century. was
wont TO say that no one had sung the
''Freischutz" aria as Gadski did since
the great Tietjens. Her singing of the
Mozart tune in Cologne last summer
brought fourteen recalls.