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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

Contest No Maze Pu,zle).-Choice OF a
sterling silver Tribune badge, set OF bat
tlesh,p postcards, German silver purse
with chain, ar interesting book, a gold
filed belt pin. box Of water color paints
or gold Hlled tie clasp for the neatest and
best three answers.
Contest No. 2 Things 10 Think About -
You may solve any two OF the four puzzles
that you like. and for the neatest and best
two answers We offer the choice OF the
same prizes as IN Contest No. =
Contest No. 8 (Our Letter Box).-A prize
OF s. Is given for every letter printed under
this heading The letter may contain Incl
dents in your nfe, anecdotes ot pets. novel
school experiences, things seer in travel or
made I'D stories. These stories must Re
original and must be written on one side
81 the paper. Letter. entitled TO the prize
% s. are often crowded out for lack OF
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The automatic musical instrument and IFS
relation 10 music as a profession" william
B White will speak and demonstrate. A
paper will be read by Professor Carl @
Schmidt and Miss Amy Ray contrato, will
sing.
Mrs 1deua Campbell-Betts. concert
pianist. gave several piano numbers at a
musical given ar the home OF NJ NJ F.
sloat. No IS North 10th street. Mount Yer
non. y. Y. on Friday evening. Nav y.
Henry Lift and his orchestra have been
engaged 70 play for the wedding Of Miss
Harden. daughter OF Mrs. James Harden
on June 10
Christian Kriens has sent out invitations
for a recital 70 be given by Caroline
Powers. violinist. a pupil Of Mr.. kriens.
assisted by Mrs. Edith Chapman Gould.
soprano, and Miss Emily Powers. pianist.
70 be held az the Hotel Manhattan on Sat
urday. May q. az $50 p m.
Under the direction OF William Hirsch-
mann. one OF the vocal teachers Of the
III - ild ilvudl 1OllSti fHNp4 "a A'it-'iN H+4'
also director Of the Manhattan advanced
class OF the Damrosch singing classes. a
concert was given before the patients OF
the City Hospital on Blsckwelrs Island on
Monday evening. May 5. A chorus OF TWEEN
tv-hve members OF the singing classes
took part, singing with dash and spirit
Miss Lillian Sheperd. a twelve-year-old
pupil Of Ernest 3. Bartz, vioiinist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

every time you swallow a teaspoonful Of
tonic Just think that you are sending sup
plies to the white soldiers who are fighting
for you so bravely. Now. Nancy It's get
ting late and you mustn't stay out when
it's damp and cold" he said, as he led her
out OF the guinea pig room
"Goodby." said Nancy. I'm going right
straight home TO take some tonic" and
away she ran as fast as she could. And
when tonic time came, after supper, Nan
cy's mother was perfectly astonished 10
see her daughter run for the medicine bot
tie and spoon and take full teaspoonful
Of the disasreeable tonic without so much
as saying, "Oh, dear! Mother, must -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
AT MUSIC STUDIOS.

Blanche Duffeld. a pupil OF Lena Dor.a
Devine. is meeting with great success IN
her art In her recent impersonation Of Mimi
in the performance OF La Poheme" AZ the
Brooklyn Academy 81 Music the Brooklyn
press reports ~ her work are represented
by the following parsgrsp h in The Brook
lyn Times" the other papers speaking in
Ike strain: Blanche Duffeld as Mimi
made a most favorable impression. using a
pleasing voice with skill and expression"
To mark the closing 81 the season,
Frances De villa Ball gave a pupils re-
oital az her studio. No 255 West 9th street.
on Friday evening May 70. Miss Ball will
sail for Europe next August. 10 be gone for
the winter. While abroad she will resume
her studies in Vienna.
Susannah Macaulay. teacher OF voice
culture. OF No. 3S Carnegie Hall. will sail
for italy in June with her pupil. victorine
Hayes, who will study in Milan all summer
Samuel 4. Baldwin. head % the music
department AT the College OF the City Of
New York. and Charles whitney coomss.
composer and organist. have been selected
by william c. Carl 20 serve on the board
Of examiners for the final contests az tho
Gsilrlant organ School this week.
OWNS 20 numerous requests. Zilpha
Barnes Wood will pass the summer near
New York this year in order 20 BE able TO
teach al her Carnegie Hall studio three
days a week until August Is Prospective
pupils desiring 10 study during their vaca-
ton will find this an opportunity. Profess
sional rates vii! be given those desiring TO
take the summer course. There will also
be repertory classes for singers wishing to
prepare for grand opera, Italian. German
and English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

busy attacking disease germ; let us see
how he fights IT.
So Nancy looked and saw the soldier wrap
himself around the disease germ and swat
low him whole.
You see" explained the little man. ~
the soldiers are able TO swallow and digest
all the disease germs the guinea pig will
set we'll. and the reason that 7 make those
tonics and medicines is that they help TO
build up the body so that there are more
and stronger white-cel soldiers So, after
this. when medicine time comes you
mustn't run away and hide In your attic,
no matter how nasty the medicine is. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
MUSIC NOTES.

Louis Euro announces the weeks roper
n'e Of the new grand opera company.
shics begins It's season tomorrow night al
us Peoples Theatre, 40. POI Bowery. The
'pen.ns opera VIII be AIDA" with Diaretta
AS'na in the title part. Alice Gentle as
Amneris, Werner Alberti as Rhadames,
S'-seppe Plmazzoni a. Anonasro. signor
o'aVina as Ramhs. and Signor Cervi as
. re Aida viii be repeated on Thurs
Cay nigh,
faust" will be sung or Tuesday evening
a.h Mss Charlotte Lund as Marguerite,
ans Gentle as Siebel, Umberto san Carlo.
'Ome'ly ot the Metropolitan opera Com
.say' as Faust; Giuseppe Gravina as Meph-
as-Opheles. and Signor cara as Valentin.
'a1st will be repeated on Friday night.
Vi Wednesday night and at the Saturday
-'suhee 'Cayslleria Rusticana" and "Psg-
..s'4 Will be the bill. with Miss Eleanor
a'nss as santuzza. Miss Heyman as Lola
., ssn Carlo as Turiddu and Mr. cara as
n.n'- In the Leoncavalio opera Miss Lund
:, sing Media Pilado Sinagro. Canio 4.
9-seppe Pimazzoni. Tonic. and Signor
sllvio. feature Of this perform
VII be the dance By the ballet between
~ '"o operas OF The Dance Of the
,. from La Gioconda." The ballet
- 0een trained by Nine. Pauline Verho-
49,. formerly ballet mistress OF the Man
ar Opera Company.
.ioVatore will be sung on Saturday
.a.ns with Dianetts Alvina as Leonors.
=. Aloerti as Manrico. Miss Alice Cen
t1a aN1 giuseppe lara d. u
s1aaay night "Travlata" will be given
v,S''en form Mics Kirnaes will sing
Pr. MF sinagra. Alfredo. and Mr..
az, -S,' Gerr1ont Josiah EURO will con-
:" 'ae performances
r.l.c =" ventilat.ng plant has been in
o., =. q TIE theatre. which will make II
'Ne coolest in town.
s.is ,ss are the programmes for Samuel A.
co.s' Tree organ rec.tals a. the city
SfNr.v
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HONOR LIST.

I. Katherine A Adams; ,, Clifford 2
Adams. 8 Olive Allen; I, Jarvis Adams; 5,
Ludlow F Beach 5. Frances Burr. :. Alan
Bryant. 3. J Clark Brsen: 9 Irua Byrne.
10. Ethel Brown, Il, Marion Brown r. E.
mon Benton; %. Stanley Noel Brown; a.,
Selma Brandt. Is, Margaret Boyle Is I'd
win Brooks. Il. James r. Carlos Is. Harry
D. Christie, 10. Lenore Cropter: %. Lucre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

Little While Fly was very venturesome
fellow, and he was, consequently. always
getting into all kinds OF trouble. One day
he saw a very pretty maze, and he wan
dered into one Of the numerous paths and
finally came 70 the centre. When he ar
rived ar that point he was unable 70 tell
by which path he had come and he did
not know how 10 get out. He tried first
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Our Letter Box

think this good way to help? For besides
rendering assistance TO the town you have
q great dea OF sport playing tennis, which
II not pa 10 excess, is excellent exer.
else Hoping that this letter will earn
for me nv tennis dues, remain, your
constant reader. FAY STONE aged 10.
Merrick, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

The music is said TO be very tuneful and
catchy and the story lively and funny. as
only Spanish farces can be.
The repertoire for the week is Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights and Satur-
dav matinee. The Geisha." and Thursday.
Friday and Saturday nights. La Gran
Via" on account OF the shortness OF La
Gran Via" the first act OF "Boccaccio"
will be given as a curtain raiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
ADDED HEADS.

/ Give another head 20 a tree and make
it something a little woman might wear
around her waist; 20 afectionate regard
and make it something 70 wear on the
hand: TO a large stone and make II
dress 10 a garden tool and make it some
thing 70 wear on the foot; to A grain and
make it something 10 put on when one goes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

tia Colt. q. Richard Decker; p Augusta
Fanny Deppert q, Mary Dusdale; "a.
Charles L De Voc; %, Theodore Freund,
ir.: 2S. Lloyd Granger; q. Florence Glass;
s. Ethel Goldberg %. Thorne Grundner
81. Maybele Goulden. 3. GLADYS Herbert
9. Resale Hunt. &c. Helen Hertzog a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
Things TO Think Abouf
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.

Ny 5, 7, s, 9 IS not large; my 10 Il, Il
is a childs bed; my ?, 3. Is is not in; my s
is an article; my Is a pronoun; and ny
whole which IS spelled with thirteen let
tiers. is the name OF the writer Of some de-
ughtful books Tor little men and little
wOn1en
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AN OPPORTUNITY LOST.

Bnly-say what Cd de old Jay want ter
know
Reddy-Wanted ter know where Wall
Street WIZ.
Billy-Gee, Why didn't yer get him Up
de alley and skin him al craps?-Puck
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oppED LETTERS

Gertrude Jones 90, Frederick A Kinch; S.
Mary Ktaif, 81, Helen Knapp, 49, Clarence
Landy: 80, Mary Eorlnz; ~, James Lynch (;
Al. Marie Mackin: Y, Katie Merle; IS, Elas
Nygren; A. Carl Oettinger; a, Natalie Pea
body, Is, Erna Remechstis II. Dorothy
Rogers: a. Marguerite Sahler; ~, Paul
Schmidt: 80, Georgia c. Waterman.
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WORD SQUARE.

/ A solid figure that tapers uniformly
from a circular base 70 a point.
3 Above.
g. Not distant.
/ Departs from the right.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Dear Editor: Thank you very much for
the interesting hook which I received Mon
day morning. Yours truly
AMELIA HEADLICH,
No SO Lincoln street, Jersey City.
Dear Editor: I have received the bat
tleship postcards and thank you very
much for them I think the cooring il
them is beautiful Yours sincerely,
ANNA NJ. SMITH.
No. l53 North 18th street East Oranse
n. J.
Dear Editor: Thank you very much for
the check for 81 which I received on Mon
day.
I think Il IS lovely, for II is the first
money I have ever earned Your little
friend, KATHARINE DAVIDSON.
Paving y. Y.
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ON CONDITION..

Customer-See here. thought YOU said
these things would grow in any climate.
Dsaler-rhey viii But II you want TO
grow them IN this climate you've got 20
have dollhouse for them. OF course.-Puck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

Florence Milford will entertain the MI
seal Study club, OF East Orange, y. j.. in
her new studio. al No. 100 Broad street.
Newark y J.. tomorrow morning
Irene Alderman Is arranging for an origi-
nal course Of readings. which she will give
AZ Atlantic City. Later on she will repeat
,bese readings and monologues az Cape
Nav. Philadelphia, Lakewood and Delaware
Water Gap, Penn.
clarence EDDY, concert organist. vho is
,, two weeks Western concert tour, will
a~rear during the coming week as follows
NJ, % Hutchinson. Kan. May .. Cofrey-
,Ile kan. and May g. Charleston, w Va.
walter l. Bogert president OF the Fra
III Association OF Musicians OF New
vork announces that at the next meetins
,sa association. which will be held next
r.,esdav. the subject for discussion Will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

rnond Hill, Long Island. German silver
purse. and Ida Wiedeman. aged thirteen.
No. % Kane Place. Brooklyn, an interesting
hook
Our Letter Box.-See letters by prize wiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
DIAMOND.

/ consonant in come.
2 An exclamation expressing elation. SUN
prise or mocksry
g. A yawning cavern or rent, as in IN
earth's surface
4 kind OF tree.
5. consonant in come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

one path and then another. until Re vas
exhausted. Finally he chancAS upon the
only path that would lead hirs, out. and he
noticed many letters and some other OBJ
jects along the way He took record or
these things in the order in which ne
found them. and found that they spelled
out See II you can find the path that
Willie took TO get out, and tell what tbs
proverb is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

expected from such a cordial reception. The
tones he drew from tho cello. creamlike in
quality. broad and rich, were superb His
technique is rounded and his interpreta-
tons are full OF imagination, warm and
spontaneous. Perfect were the lighter and
more delicate effects he produced .
Mr. Dubinskys group OF two in the next
number was delightful First he gave
that gem. Goddards On the Lake and
followed it with a romantic serenade by
/ Glazounoh
Louis Arthur Russell announces a season
closing recital BY professional students o.
his Carnegie Hall and Newark. y j.. stu
dos. Including a Chopin recital by Miss
Gertrude Savage. pianist a national and
folk song recital by Mrs. Jessie Marshall,
soprano. a recital OF modern school music
/ by Misses Louise Schwer and Frances In
+ srund pianists. ana miscellaneous recitals
by Misses Alma Hahn and Ethel Pursel
pianlsts. Misses Marjorie Mott contralto,
and Elsa Goepferich. soprano
At ST Marys School. Mount ST Gabriel
/ Peekskill last Monday night Margaret An
derton, the English pianist. gave one OF
her lecture concerts before an enthusiastic
audience This artist uses neither musk
nor memoranda but, seated naturally a
her instrument. alternately talks and plays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

said: wen keep him home" and I was
glad / remain. yours truly,
MARY COGGIN aged 49,.
No s37iz West Houston street, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

For the second week Of their engagement
A. the Thalia Theatre, signor sarneHa
comic opera company. OF Palermo. VIII
oner TWO Of the most tunefu comic operas
Lnoun 70 any stage They are The
ceisha." which has been produced in Eng
fish on Broadway and is well known 10 All
music lovers. and La Gran Via span
ish operetta In Two acts. Ia Gran wa
has never been heard In this country put
il has created sensation on the Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

PLAYED two selections in good style
Miss Ida Werlich. contralto. pleased
those present by her singing as did also
Master Andrew Carpenter. a boy soprano.
August Claessens displayed his ability n
uirnicry William Hirschmann sang sew
eraI BARITONE selections. besides two duets
with Miss Weince Henry Hirschmann
filed the position az the piano giv!ns a
good account OF himself The patients We're
loath 10 let the performance end, and de-
manded encore after encore A. its close
one and all pronounced 1t a most enjoy
able evening
Under the auspices % the Poale Zion
Singing Society a reception was given yes
terdsy in honor OF Platon BrounoE, who
collected and issued the first book prnat-
ed of Jewish folk songs. The programme
consisted OF d recital OF Jewish folk songs
and a vocal and instrumental concert
Among the well known people on the pro-
sramme were Maurice Mike. violnis;. and
Vladimir Duoinsky, cellist
The Trenton IN j. Gazette" IN speak
ing OF Vladimir Duhlnskys appearance
a, th. Arion Glee Club concert on May
has this 70 say. Mr. Dubinsky was ac-
corded a rattering reception when he ap-
neared for the FIRST number. and his play
ing justified all that any one might have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

David Bispham. Rosaha chalia and i HanS
x~o,oId vii assist Mrs Fiske at the bene-
n for the Bide-a-wee Home for Animals
70 Dc given A. the Lyceum Theatre to-mor-
row afternoon.
Their prograuanae will be
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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.


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