davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
SUFFERS FROM BLASTING NUISANCE

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: AS a sufferer in common with many others
from the blasting nuisance across the Hudson from
Scarborough and Ossuing, want to thank you
fer the article in last Sundays Tribune calling
attention TO this much more than ordinary annoy
ance. hope you will continue the good Work IN
I'll The nuisance is abated II allowed 20 50 on
u-i+b ANYTHING like the noise and conclusion q
LAST summer it viii seriously affect real estate
-.sIe,es FOR several miles on the side OF the
Hudson I vas recently told by gentleman who
has place near Oyster Bay mat the loud blasts
Island <
,o5,5 sxnosiors Earring the windows for miles as
ito, 10 are seriously harmful the sick. I IN
5e-stand the Ossining Board Of Health has called
the attention of the state board 20 this matter.
r. Is to ne hoped that the last named board VIII
AVE prompt action that will prove effective in
this. which is rapidly becoming an ntolerable hard
ship.
SCARBOROUGH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
Paris. December s.

Paris, DSCeInDST O.
A capital BIT Of light fiction that can he highly
commended TO young Americans who contem-
Mate passing their Homogeneous on the shores OF
take Como is Gabriel Faure'e "L'Amour Sous
res I.auriers Roses, Just published by Fas-
cuelle It is a very romantic novel. narrating
the events of the sentimental journey of a young
married couple amidst the Italian lakes, and
containing a mystic love scene in deserted
Cemetery. In spite OF its excessive sentimental
,ty the novel abcunds with grains of sound.
practical philosophy. The author dedicates the
volume TO Maurice Bares. the National Deputy,
and deals with several problems OF perilous per-
versity in language OF excessive purity. Cal
,aaun-Levy issues this week a work entitled
..Derniers Jours de Ia Boheme," by Philibert
Audebrand. veteran Partisan Journalist. who
rscouats in a delightful manner his literary
souvenirs Of half a century ago. Many OF the
episodes narrated occur in the once famous bras
serie in the Rue des Martyrs Leonce Benedite,
the curator Of the Luxembourg Museum. who
was commissioned hy the government to make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
TElCHER'S SUIT Halted.
Question of Eligibility Of College
Graduates UIithout Examination.

President Magnus Gross of the Manhattan
Teachers Association has suspended his suit to
compel the board Of examiners of the Department
of Education to grant him elementary school
principals license without examination. pending
an affirmative finding by the board concerning his
qualification.
Mr. Gross bases his claim for license without
the regular examination on the ground that as he is
A college graduate and has had more than twenty
years successful experience in teaching, he is en-
titled to such license. In support of the claim II
is pointed out that under the BYLAWS Of the board
a college graduate who has had eight years sue
cessfuI experience in the local schools is ehsloie
for license" These words have been interpreted
TO mean eligibility for examination for license
Were the court to decide that the Board OF Emu
cation meant eligible for license il would affect
thousands OF persons who have taken examina-
tons and have failed. and would IN ehect' make
the passing of examinations unnecessary, FOR eN-
cept in one or two instances, examinations are not
included among the requirements Tor 'eLGlolAty
for license" Such decision would make II neces-
ssry for the Board of Education TO amend It's
bylaws so as to prescribe eligibility for examina
AS 70 Mr. Cross claim however there are other
considerations The examiners have rendered no
decision as to whether Mr. Gross possesses the
required qualifications OF not. UntI they decide decd
that his teaching experience was sufessfui X would
be most difcult TO prove that he vas enge,e foT
decision. but the board OF examiners mas not taken
aI lewis L. Delaheid VINO has been. retained by
the teachers association in Mr.. CROSS behal mas
written ieS.e[ 10 mis- later has been referred
The reason for the delay, it is stated unofncially
ia that the examiners. realizing the Importance of
their decision, do not want to act except Hnder
neve seek to trap the various boards by carefully
ysorded letters that action upon legal coTnmunica
lions is generally taken only a1tsr eeTelu cOhsio-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
NATIONALITY OF CAPTAIN AMUNosEN

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Permit me to call your attention to the faet
that Captain Amundsen is not an enterprsIns
So, >, q. stated in YOUR editorial this morning
He. and the whole expedition Norwegian
I have on several previous occasions in yours as
we'll as in other American papers. noted genera!
tendency to make Swedes out of all NorWegians.
ard II is hardly necessary 10 say that TINS IS 4
practice which is very strongly resented by the
latter For instance. the return of the explorer
FiaIa who was saved by a Norwegian eXpedi ton.
hansen was referred TO as the noted Swedish eX-
plorer. = ,oo- ~ d." i1@>->A't
TFellow countrymen Of Amundsen and Nansen
are not TO be blamed for being annoyed by slips
sof the pen like those here referred to; and, now
that the political bond between Norway and
Sweden has been formally severed Norwegians
have even more occasion than ever for cuitivat-
ing the sentiment of national pride-J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
JUVENILE

THE LEWIS CARROLL BIRTHDAY BOOK. Selected
by Christine Terhune Herrlck. Illustrated 16mo
"a Wesses Company
Selections from Alice" and various poems for every
cay IN the year, print with decorations IN TINT
MOTHERS LITTLE MAN. BY Mary D. Brine. illus
trsted by Arthur \. Dixon, svo pp. 40. (E. P Du--
ton g. Coz
THAT LITTLE FRENCH BABY. By John Strange
Winter Illustrated by May Bowley svo. PIP. 80
(E. p. Duttor & Coz
WEE folks STORY BOOK. A Volume Of Pictures.
Verses and Stories for the Little Ones Edited by
Alfred c. Playns. Svo. 104. &c. P Dutto1 d Coz
THE STRANGE AND SURPRISING ADVENTURES OF
h hT " IL ESOh1 BY C4ttoe Blnsna4: r. etC'ures
LITTLE PICTURE MAKERS SERIES The Doll
House The Farnlyard Svo. (E P. Dutton < Coz
Pictures OFT ana paste.
RED 2,7- RIDING HOOD, THE HOUSE THAT JACK
SUIT. ORANGES AND LEMONS. OUR DOG
FRIENDS 4to. IL. P. Dutton 4 Co)
Paper covered picture books
THE WONDERFUL WISHES OF JACKE-Y AND JEAN
BY Mary A. DickerIon. With six Illustrations by c.
b Falls Alto, PIP 146 ca. Vessels Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
"TwA CoRBIEs" AND "LoRD RANDALL
Comment from a Correspondent on These
Specimen Scotch Ballads

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The article you print to-day, headed For
Iorn." from J. f. A, in The Academy. has
personal as we'll as literary interest for the pres
ent writer Both the ''Twa Corbies' (corbie, Latin
corvus crow. and LORD Randall have carried
in my memory since earliest childhood. though l
have never heard them since. They were then
sung or rather crooned. by old Tor at
least she seemed quite ancient to mel who had
charge of me-
The version of each given by ]. E. A. substantial
Iy agrees with hers, except that in each there is
an omission of verse. In the case of the ;Twa
Corbies' I can't at this moment recall two lines
of the missing verse, but the other two were:
The gowden down on his young chin
Wuli ser to nan cor young ylrs in
equivalent to
The golden down on his s3 yonHs su chin
In the case of the other ballad miss concIud-
ing verse used to hear. thus:
your bed bed ssfty f b58 2snq oa m
Gin hS it "i be deadly poison CARS lie
they're happin you moo that'h follow you sumo
equivalent to
rye rade your ped softly my handsome young man.
They're wrapping You up that that viii follow you
NV the way. the g" is hard in the Scotch gin
when used as the equivalent Of our if
..The Academy's" versions (as usual when pro-
,,ncia1 dialect is yoked to t!pe) are somewhat An
glicised as to-day for the day. LADY for
.,Ied6. one for ane'- Of In some localities
..,n soon for .sne" (French VI. etc. Ny old
ni1rss too. sang not my handsome. but. OF
Course my bonnie" young man. provincial
scat@at least Of the old type-never calls good
looking girl pretty. though. parasSdoxicaily he
weil made pretty But as -st rule e. bonnie Sgnd
Some ana that TO either Handsome is a
nmre English word, little used among old-fash-
Again. my nurses version. What cam O. your
bludhounds?' is alike better Scotch and petite peter
hounds? After the I'm weary vi hnntin ere. Of
was rim sick pronounced seek an I'm weary.
She also. have always thought called the son
memory must be at fault. Roland is used BY the
English and French. Randall IS Scotch A j. b
New York. Dec. :, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
REPRINTS.

THE TRUTH ABOUT THE TsAR AND THE PRESENT
S SAFE OF RUSSIA BY Carl Joubert Svo PIP. 90
philadelphia; J. b. Lippincott Company
THE TRAGEDIE OF KING LEAR. by William Shake
speare. First Folio edition. Edited with notes in
PRODUCTION and glossary. by Charlotte Porter and
Helen \. Clarke. 16no, PIP. xxi 292 CThomas Y
Crowell & Coz
reprint of First Folio text OF 1928 using the
original spelling and punctuation.
THE WRITINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Col
lected and edited, with life introduction by
Albert Henry Smyth, Vol. Svo, PIP. X. 40. cThe
Macmillan Company
Containing everything OF literary or historic inter
est written by Franklin between the years 1922
100.
NEW CANTERBURY TALES BY Maurice Hewlett
Sro. PIP. 262 tThe Macmillan Company
Volume " edition de luxe
THE CONSTITUTIONAL DECISIONS CT JOHN MAR
SHALL. Edited with introductory essay. by
Joseph ?. Cotton, jr volumes With por-
traits Svo PIP. xxxvi 1862; V, 464 &c. p Putnam
Sons)
An edition hundred copies. Uniform with the
limited edition of The Founders of Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
NO NATIONAL HOLIDAY.

To the Editor of the Tribune.
Sir: Will you please inform me through the
columns of your paper in order to settle a
discussion, If there is a national holiday
]. H. BROKAW.
New-York City, Dec. ), 1905
AS nation we have no legal holiday, although
Congress has from time to time appointed special
holidays 1t might be urged, however, that the
question turns on the definition of the word
national" and that when all the federal offices
throughout the country are closed, as on the
Fourth of July, the day comes pretty near to
being national holiday. While the President
annually appoints the last Thursday of Novem-
Der as a day Of thanksgiving. its observance as a
legal holiday is dependent on State and Terri
torial Iegslation.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
What ~ y. Booksellers Say 6bey
Are Telling Most

OF the Gordons. I didn't know how they found this
out, but / was rather touched
Concerning Japanese women General HamiI-
ton declares that they ARE the most charming
example OF the feminine gender in the world"
Looks may be a matter of taste but charm is not
The smile of the Japanese girl IS an enchantment
looks at least do not belle her. She is in
tenseIy essentially feminine. Asiatic women still
guard the secret OF what Western women show
signs OF losing Men have always been selfish, but
now an appalling danger confronts civilization in
the shape of the American selfish woman and her
imitators in Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

way frequently find themselves carried UP Lsnox-
avg having failed to change at 95th-st.. and vice
versa The difficulties increased since the open
in, of the West Farms branch. for which a change
81 care must or must not be made at 1S5th-st
according to the particular LenoX-ave- train I'm
which one fnds himself, but there Is nothing to
guide the bewiIdered traveller
Would it NOT be possible and expedient to dis
nIav prominently on the interior of each car mott
fcati6n of the destination Of the train and the
points at which TO change for each particular
branch? GEORGE WALTERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
TIE SHAKESPEARE DISCOVERY

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: I notice disposition in several OF your
to disparage the value of Professor Wallaces dis
eovery in London OF The Pleadings and Decree in
the Chancery suit OF Sir Thomas Bendish William
Shakespeare ct al. against Mathye Bacon, April
26th 1875" May remark that the fact that these
documents numbered consecutively in their
proper place IN the files OF the court alone seems 70
guarantee their genuineness2 man could forge
three documents POSSIBLY. but he could harda-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
SUGGESTION FOR THE SUBWAY

To the Editor of The Tribune.
sir: would like 10 suggest that something more
he done for the convenience Of passengers using
The subway and TO prevent the ANNOYANCE OF
finding themselves carried out Of their way on The
wrong branch of the system. When the lines were
first opened placards in the first or second cars
showed plainly whether the trains we're bound up
Rroadwav or IenoX-aTe. For some reason not ap-
parent. these have been abolished, It Is tmpos-
shle to hear many OF the conductors. who mCh1eie
out some unnteligible jargon the train rattles
cut OF the station. PASSENGERS for upper Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

VIKINGS OF THE PACIFIC The Adventures Of the
Explorers Who Game from the West Eastward BY
a. c. IAlut. Illustrated Svo. xviii 349 CThe
Macmillan Company
Chronicles Of Berng he Dane; the hunters
Of Russia Benyowsky. the Polish pirate; Cook and
Vancouver, Drake. Ledyard, and other soldiers Of
fortune the west OF America.
TO-DAY ON THE NILE. II Dunning Phi.
illustrated with photographers. Svo. PIP. tx, go.
James Pottl
A record Of several journeys through the Nile Val
lev containing practical information and advice
the traveller. with many Illustrations and man Of
he country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

have been able TO renuu1ber the papers in the pub
lie records for 2sO years Our CORES pondenaS ~ ~
London seem satisfied that Professor wallace 3 ls
the most Important Shakespeare discovery slnes
Malone's day and are only surprised that they 0ia
not fall upon il themselves. ,ro-,o.M
westfeld. y. j.. Dec. s. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

A new story about Omar Fitzgerald has
-scentlv got into print It is made public by
his htograpber. Mi Thomas Wright to whom
# was related by lady. who knew the old her
nit in this fashion
We were giving a garden party in the afternoon.
and ] had a little loaf of fancy bread in my hand
Intended for tea later The paper was scanty
nd rho loaf yerv visible FITZGERALD no sooner
saw the LOAF than he exclaimed: Young lady.
shake hands with me- l honor you I could not
think why and said To which he replied;
Because you not ashamed TO be seen carrying
a loaf of bread So we shook hands, and SAID:
AS I am going carry it inside by and by [niean-
ing she would before long have eaten some OF III
I don't see why l should object to carry it outside
now FITZGERALD smiled tilted his head sideways
and said: L hope YOU will always speak to me
when We meet never recognize ladies: their bon
nets are so much alike" So 1 suggested that ne
should look a little lower than the bonnet. He
stood stiIl for a minute and then said: SO wilS
q I will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
FICTION.

HEARTS AND MASKS BY Harold MacGrsth IIlustTat-
ed by Harrison Fisher Decorated by Ralph Fletcher
Seymour. I'm, pr. 1856 indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrl
Cor1rany.)
love affair
CEIRIsToBELis SECRET A story of Young Girls
Prernonitlons By Mary 2 Lord 12mo, m. 81.
CThe Grafton Press1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
oRos 1875,
Ldfesf Foreign NesOs Aboxf Books.

a report the fine arts exhibition OF the
Worlds Fair OF 1900, has now issued the ma
terial embodied in his report through the pub
fishing house OF Emile Levy, under the title of
Il Art du Dixneuvieme Steele with two hun
dred and fifty excellent illustrations. c. / B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

Sir James Crichton-Rrowne. IN his addresses
on The Preve7=ioa Of senility'' and "A Sanitary
Outlook now published in a single small vol
ume by Macmillan. takes issue with Dr.. Osler
in his theories that man reaches the acme of
his powers at forty, and at sixty should seek
retirement. He does this with full under
standing OF what the doctor intended to convey
in his recent much misunderstood and derided
remarks the subject. Sir James believes
that with care and attention to the laws of
hygiene it should be possible for men and
EN- to live out century of useful accomplish
ment, and his book is full OF valuable hints
toward the attaining Of that hopeful and desir-
able result. With increase of knowledge in pre-
ventive medicine, and with improved methods
of sanitation. he considers it more than prob
able that old age, and green old age, will be
the happy lot Of our posterity If not, happy, Of
some of US.
Alleyne Ireland. author of The Far Eastern
Tropics has undertaken the preparation of
much fuller Report Colonial Administra-
ton in the Far East" the result of three years
travel and investigation in the Philippines.
French Indo- China, Java, the Federated Malay
states, Burma, North Borneo, sarawak. the
Straits Settlements and Hong Kong The report
will be published in several volumes by Small,
MAYNARD & Co, and will treat Of every form
of dependent government now in force in any
part OF the tropical world. including crown
colony government, chartered company govern
nent, protected government. Indian provincial
government, the residential system and govern
! ment by commission
The exclusion of DR.. Edward Everett Hale and
other distinguished Unitarians from the National
Federation of Churches inspired the Rev. DR..
| Afnot Savage to preach a notable sermon few
weeks ago on What Is Christianity" This
! @oza+l,er with another one preached
! him last August before the International Ge-
| neva Council, in John Calvin's Church. the Ca
| tbedral of St Peter. on Religion: It's Chang
| ing Forms and It's Eternal Essence" will be
published Immediately in single volume, by
| ". B. Perkins New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
LITERARY NOTES.

Dr.. William Byron Forbush, author OF the
Boy Problem" has written a new book calieo
The Boys Life of Christ" which is just pub
lshed by Funk & WagnaIls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
. ROCKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

1.oYr1s XIV. AND La GRANDE BtADEnroIsELLE. 1882
1881 BY Arvede Rsrine Authorized English Yer
son illustrated svo. Pr Il. 394 &c. r. Putnsm's
soDs1
A study Of the King and Nile de Montpensler. set
vy9d picture Of court d.s. Illustrated b many
hslf-tone reproductions from paintings aud engrav-
jngs.
1oTJs FLETCHER HURST. BY Albert Osborn Illus
trafed syo. PIP, xiv. 5C9 eaton & Mains)
life Of the Methodist bishop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

DR.. William Osler. LII D.. D. c. l.. formerl!
Of Johns Hopkins University. has just been ap
pointed delegate OF the Oxford Universit!
Press, Oxford. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

A GARDEN IN PINK BY blanche F,izabeth Wade
WIN Vim numerous drawings and decorations by Luc
tltch PERKINS. and twelve illustrations from photo
graphs Svo. PIP. 20i. Chicago: A. c. McClurE d Co
woman's story of her garden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

Louis Tracy's Karl Grier," which has beer
appearing serially in The NewYork Tribune
Sunday Magazine, will be published in book
form early next month by Edward J. Clode.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

HERopEs I'M MARIANNE Efnp Trazo1ie n fuhf
rften Won Friedrich Hebbsl: Cs5o9 Editeov Wit, With
introduction and by Edward Stockt n SieSeT,
Phi D. 1smo. PIP xxxviii. 1872 Henry Hoit & Col
MODEL ENGLISH PRosD Compiled and edited by
George r Carpenter l2mo pp XII So the Mac
milan Company
Designed for use in secondary schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

THE LESSON HANDBOOK. 1905 a Concise Treatmen.
Ct the International Sunday School Lessons for tn
Edited by J. T. Mcfarland. 16mo, PIP (5aton
THE SUPERINTENDENT"S HELPER FOR 1906 Bv
the Rev. Jesse Lyman Hurlburt, D. y. 16mo ID
40. Eaton & Mainsl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
MUSIC.

THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF PETER ILICH TCFIAI-
kONSKY. BY Modesto Tchaikovsky Edited from
TIE Russian with introduction by Rosa Nevrnarch.
Illustrated. Svo. PIP. iJohn Lane Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
HISTORY
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

A HISTORY OF QUIZ TINES By Justin Mccarthy. Vol
;; Emo pp. 557 tAkron; The saalfeld Publishing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

There is no lack of litera ture or that weed
subject our new Eastern possessions but so
much of Il is controversial. if not BIASED, that
the more books are published the more confusion
Is apt to arise in the minds OF readers who. for
the most part, want TO geS facts first and to
form their own opinions A Volume we'll suited
10 this purpose is James 4. lie Roy's Philippine
Life in Town and Country, which we recently
reviewed; another is Fred ". Atk.,-5-'n's The
Philippine islands, just published by Gina &
Co The author, who is now president OF the
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, thu frs
general superintendent of education in the
Philippines IN his official capacity he made
many tours through the archipelago, and so is
well qualified for his task. which is to treat the
Islands as a place rather than problem. to de-
scribe them as they a-e rather than as they may
be. The book has over hundred illustrations
from photographs and i've maps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
POETRY.
RELIGIOUS.

Tho LAST OF THE STTARTS \ Dramatic Poem in
rive Acts, BY Charles Julian. illustrated. l2mo
pp 15e Denver: The Reinert Publishing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
EpUcATIoNAL.

Acts BY clyde Fitch 12mo. pp 800. Crhe Mac I
milan Company.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

Mr.. lie Roy acknowledges mis- Indebtedness for
much iIIuminative suggestion as to conditions IN
the Philippines during Spanish rule to two
towels bv lose Riza1. entitled ''NSo Me Tangere"
ard FL Filibusterisu1o," and believes that some
Of the money spent IN political documents by
those who profess TO be the best friends Of the
Filipino people might much better be invested in
publishing good and complete TRANSACTIONS Of
these significant books. "Noli Me Tangere" has
had two English versions, but one was very
unsatisfactory translation which had little circu-
lation. and the other was only an adaptation
emitting the long but graphic passages de-
scriptiye of the Filipinos and thus losing the
real charm and value OF RizaHs original work.
FL Filibusterisuo." the stronger OF the two
novels as piece OF political writing has never
hsa an English version Here is a chance for
some enrernrtsing American publisher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11

Lieutenant General Sir Ian Hamilton mas pus
into an exceedingly interesting book the results
Of his recent visit 10 Japan. He is graphic Vie-
orous. unconventional and admiripg. He thinks
that for cleanliness there was never in the his
tory of the world an army like the Japanese
army. He notes this pleasant piece Of courtesy
on tie part OF Kuroli
he szfd rhe General feared I Nigh: be feeling
lonely. and he Hoped would come round ana see
.ltB3. AS this MAS probably the last chance "9u!5
have for z long Time OF hearing any music, ne naa
sent for the Guards band to enlive1 ths occastol
The moment I appeared the band struck Up
ths GaF0 OF Gle Gail" which is the gfah1 s-'a-elI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-11
DRAMA

rrr1 GIRL WITH THE GREEN ErEs r4z Il ro-.