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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
HUNT HONORS GO
to STRAWbR|DGE

| Melton Mowbray, November K-Rob-
ert> E. Strawbridge. OF Philadelphia, an
American sportsman. has achieved a
woIld record by being appointed mas
ter OF tho world famed Cottesmore
Hunt, whose territory extends over tho
whole county of Rutland and great
slice OF LciccsterslHre.
None but Il British subject of re-
nown and foN-hunting prowess ever
before held this distinguished honor
The COttesmorc has q magnificent rec
ord, it's followers including the late
King Edward. tho late Empress OF Aus
tria Queen of horscwomcn). Mrs. AS
quith wife of the Prime Minister; tho
Duchess of Newcastle, the Duchess Of
Portland and the most brilliant women
OF the time.
Mr.. Strawbrdge has succeeded to
an office formerly held by the Earl of
Lonsdalc The American people will
understand this great personal triumph
which Mr.. Strawbridge has accom-
plishcd. and the still greater interna-
tional honor conferred upon him, when
il is pointed out that no becomes at
once tho pope and the prince OF the
wide range of territory over which he
holds sporting sway.
He enjoys the right Of entry with all
his huntsmcn, and his pack of 1872
hounds and hundreds Of tho most fash
ionablc people to be found anywhere
mounted on the Nnest horses that
money can buy. into every field. wood
coppice or premises within the limits
of his sovereignty.
He it is who orders payment of from
$4,000 to $4,000 each year to farmers
wives solatium for chickens seized
by foxes. He encourage the members
OF the chase to buy grain and fodder
for their big equipments of horses from
tho farmers on the spot and not to
question the price.
All make way for him as he leads, d.
reefs or commands for he Is supreme.
Even when he goes to the beautiful
old village church. whose records go
back to 1865. he is honored as Il great
administrator who can make or mar
the happiness and prosperity of an i'm
portant district in the heart of Eng
land.
Cub-hunting is now in full swing in
preparation for November 8, when the
hunting season proper begins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

now frocks in Paris. At Christina.
there Is to be large family gathering
| ut Floors Castle.
| The greatest sympathy Is felt for the
Hon. Mrs. Hubert Beaumont, who's,
husband is lying critically i'll with
! double pneumonia ut his country seat
Wooton House. Mrs. Beaumont Is the
eldest daughter OF Michael p. Grace
| formerly of New York, and sister OF
the Countess of Donoughmore
Mrs Cecil Bingham. formerly Mrs
Chaunccy. Will spend the greater part
Of the winter at Canterbury. where
her husband, General Bingham. Is IN
command of cavalry. During his com
mand Mrs. Bingham has occupied three
diTerent houses in the neighborhood
but she has finally decided to live in
inc commandant's official residence
which she has greatly improved
Lady Paget makes no secret OF the
fact that she dlstilles Dublin, It's pco-
pie and It's climate equally, and
mems to stay at her London house
in Belgrnve Square through most of
the winter months. However, she will
nave 10 go to Dublin in the spring to
support her husband in the inevitable
functions. She will give several large
dinner parties before Christmas.
Lady Essex tie former Adele Grant,
is to be In be- Itiful house in Dawes
SSieet ioI iHoSl 81 the winter season,
as her husband has Leased the Essex
country seat Glastonbury Park, TO
Leopold Arb. the 'outh African mining
magnate.
Lady Lister n. has gone to Paris
for brief visit. She and her husband
are still house hunting. having given
up tho lease OF the mansion in Man
chester Square Viscountess Maidstone
has returned to New Cavendish Street
with her husband on n brief visit to
III rs. Anthony DreXel, her mother.
Cora, Lady STAFFORD, who is expected
to open Crandos House within n fort
night. is still entertaining large parties
at Houghton Hall, which, she rents
from the Marquis of Cholmondeley
Lord and Lady Marlborough have
returned to London and are superin-
tending the decoration of their fine
house In Park Lane.
Bryn Freeman, the well-known game
hunter, sails soon for New York, as
the guest OF Frank Gould.
Viscountess Decrhurst has returned
to London to be with her mother, Mrs.
| Bonynge. who is seriously i'll.
The Duke of Manchester left during
the week for Taneragee Castle. Ireland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
PLAIN DRESS SUITS FOR
DIPLOMATIC UNIFORMS

Especial E1ble 70 The mes-Dispatch.1
Berlin November 1.-The dress suit not
the diplomatic uniform. Will lie the Official
costume OF American representatives, here
after AL. Ambassador Gerard announced
this week. after further consideration, that
I; had been decided for members OF the en-
bassy to appear at court functions attirel
In ordinary evening dress il was Gerard's
original intention TO follow the example Of
his predecessors. Tower and l.es. man, who
known preference or the German court
which lays great stress upon Appearances
Both the Kaiser ana the members OF his
en- touragc are sticklers for official etiquette
and regard diplomatic uniforms az IL ncces-
sary appurtenGnce of Official life. Gerard
would have been willing TO conform to The
established court custom. but he changed
his intentions IN Difference to what he be-
lieves To be the preference OF a rnujority OF
tho people OF the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
To Tell of Conversion

DR.. Juan Orts Gonzalez. of I-nio,
Theological Seminary. will tell the
story or his conversions at tho evenine
service to-day In Porter Street Presby.
terrain Church. Rev. Wesley Baker
the pastor, Will deliver the second dis.
course this morning In the series %,
sermons which he Is preaching OF
'Presbyteriauisin"
regular services will be conducted
tnis morning in Central Methods,
onurch ny the pastor. Rev Henry G
Fiellter Rev. A. c. Bergman will
preach the scrmon at the evening GER
vice. All the members are urged &c
attend tho services. which will DO con.
Quoted by Mr.. Pfeiffer this nfternoou n,
o'clock in thc home of the Rev 4 q
berryman, Woodland Heights for the
members OF tho Woodland Heights
Methodist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
Kisses MAKE TOsELLI
EOSE PRINCESS AGAIN

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch1
Tuesday night last alternately cheered and
Missed The Princess Bizarre" Tosellrs
musical comedy. for which his wife. ex-
tho libretto. little thought they were there
by making the estrangement OF the pair
into voluntary exile to Franco.
Toselli's friends believed the success of the
comedy would effect reconciliation espe-
cially since the princess had written tina,
She was ready to appear on the stage side
by side with her husband should the audi
ence call them.
Certain Objectionable portions of the opera
were cut out, but with all tho OK
purgnting the audience Missed. and IT re-
CURED several days TO convince Toselli that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
Personal and General.

The Industrial Chapter OF Meade
Memoria, Church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in the homo OF
Mrs. w. T.. Gill
Mrs. Henry 6. Pfeifer. who has been
quite i'll ut her home, is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. a. T. Pulliam. of Woodland
heights, left on Friday for Atlanta
where she will visit her mother.
j. z. Pcrdue. ST., continues Ill at his
home on Porter Street
Miss Louise AIichaux, OF Powhatan
Is the guest OF her cousin Miss Lucy
Walden.
DR.. S. c. Hatcher will conduct the
services this morning in Decatur
Street Methodist Church. Rev. Roscoe
NJ White, the pastor, Will occupy the
pulpit at the evening service
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
AMERICAN GIRLS
IN DEMAND FOR
HOUSE PARTIES
,spccln, Cable to The Times Dispatch

Especial Cable to The Times Dspa tch.l
London. November 1-This week.
which promised dizziness socially. has
suddenly become extremely lively on
account OF the number of American
weddings which brought many nota-
bles back to town who had gone to
the country for hunting.
Reports from the country show that
the country house parties promise to
be of especial brilliancc this season.,
the American element being stronger
than over before. and the hostesscs
proclaiming that the presence of trans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
YOUNG WOMAN VANISIES
FROM HOME IN NORFOLK
Especial TO The Times. Dispntchl

ISPeClAI 10 INC lime D1sphtchI
Norfolk, Va. November l.-Missing since
last Monday from her homo IN Duncan Ave-
nue.. this city. Miss Louise Middleton is be-
Ing sought for by detectives. relatives and
years old and pretty. left homo last Monday
10 70 TO work in department. store. where
she wac employed cashier. Nothing has
been heard from her since.
The police have SO far hcen unable 10 find
any trace OF her. and her parents do not
know whether she disappeared voluntarily or
met with foul play. II Is said that the girl
has peculiar spells and loses all control OF
hcrFelf. Four months ago she left home
ana registered ut local hotel. She spent
four days In her room without eating. and
refused to tell her name or where she lived.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
DREADNoUGHT BATTLEsHIP
RETURNS TO HOME DOCK

Newport News. Va. November 1-Aftcr
meeting all requirements OF her contract
despite nm accident to one OF her engines.
which delayed the trials of Rockiand Me
four days. the Drendnought battleship Ten
returned TO the plant of her builders this
morning. Tho big fghtng machine arrived
in Hampton Roads last night. but owing 10
her great depth she did not dock here until
TN early hour to-day. Members Of tho trial
board expressed entire satisfuction with tho
performance OF tho Texus. which made o. n
knots on her Standardization run, an excess
OF LII knots over tho required speed. Cap
tain Grant who Will command the ship
when she is commissioned. made the t.ip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
EULOGY ON LIFE OF BUSCH

Opposition from Temperance Sources
to Publication I'm CONGREGATIONAL Record
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Washington. November 1.--Opposition
from temperance sources developed yes
terday In the House and Senate against
the publication of an eulogy of the
Iiro and deeds OF the late Adolphlis
busch, st. Louis brewer, printed in tho
Congressional Record
The .culogy was delivered by Repro
sentative Dyer. Of st. Louis, and in
serted In the Record at his instance
under the leave to print" rule.
This is said to be the first time that
man not a member OF Congress was
so honored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
SOUTH RICHMOND
WANT NEW STATION
Democratic Club Committee 10 Ask
Tint Depot he Moved.

On account of the Inconvenience
caused to passengers by it's position,
number of Southsidc citizens desire
the Southern Railway Company TO
erect n new station at tho junction of
Seventh Street and the Free Bridge.
1t is proposed that 1t be on the street
level, having steps leading to q subway
platform. where the trains Will stop.
In regard to this change and also
to improving present conditions az the
depot. n committee headed ny G. Il,
Anderson from the South Richmond
Democratic Club viii hold a conference
With officials OF the road tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

difference in the gaiety of the party.
The Duchess of Roxburghe. who has
been entertaining large shooting par
ties at Floors Castle. has returned to
Chesterfield House with the infant heir.
She and the duke will pay 4 Continent
tai visit shortly. the duchess to buy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
Did Not Sell pni.o.

u. ID. Harrison. q druggist OF Fiji
teenth and Hull Streets. desires TO cor
rect the statement made Sunday that
ne SOLD aconite to James II Wilson.
VINO was charged with conspiracy TO
hiuroer his wife. Wilson went TO the
store 80 buy poison. saying that II wa.
for 4 horse, but Mr.. Harrison refused
10 sell him the drug.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
Negro Attempts Suicide.

Only The failure Of his weapon to
explode saved the life OF J. b. Camp
bell. colorcd fireman employed by the
southern Railway. when he made five
attempts 10 kill himself with n revol-
yer Friday morning. Ho was ar
rested mt his homo. 1920 Buchanan
street. by Patrolman Waymack. and
viii he tried before Justice Maurice on
Tuesday morning 4 technical charge
OF disorderly conduct was lodged
against him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
Trnn,port Mt PhiIndclphio.

Philadelphia, November l.-Consider-
able mystery surrounds tho assembling
OF army transports ut the Phila delphia
Navy Yard. The transport Panther
arrived at League Island to-day, max
Ing three transports now assembled
or enough ships to carry away moro
rI,an 5000 men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
-Four Automobile Accidents

Four serious accidents in this city
alone IN one day! Who can tell who
will be In the next, and who can tell
on whom the loss Will fall? Protect
yourself and your car with us in our
new form Special Policies, at a rea-
sonable cost. Call Jefferson & Har-
vie, agents. North Tenth Street.
Phone Madison 2574.-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
talent will perform Tho troop Will
hold meeting tomorrow night ut it's
headquarters.
MIR. wlllnrd Recoyered.

O. V Willard. 4 brother OF Squire J.
/. willard. has completely recovered
from injuries he sustained in q wreck
between two trains on a lumber line
ABOUT month ago. near EInporia lie
mas resumed his work with the South
ern Halfway. Mr.. Willard. who was an
engineer OF one OF the trains. was scri-
ously injured in tho head-on collision,
ana II was feared for time that his
wounds would prove fatal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
BENEFIT Ten for hoy Scouts.

Troop No II. Boy Scouts, OF Porter
Street Presbyterian Church, will hold
n tea Friday night at o'clock NJ the
home OF Mrs. L. 4. Cerseley. 1905 Perry
Street. A diversified program has been
arranged by Scoutmaster Otis Him
nant. a male quartet has BEEN en-
gagged, several elocutionists of note
have been secured. and select musical
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
SCHOOLS ARE ADOPTING
MUNSELL'S COLOR SYSTEM

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch1
Paris. November IA. II. Munsell. of Bos-
ton. the author of system OF color nota-
tion, adopted by many schools and colleges.
Is visiting Paris. He has received iparLcd
attention from the professors of design In
the art schools OF France. Nunsol lectured
on his color system a few days ago before
IN sssembiagc OF art instructors Suisse
quentiy. representatives, OF the national edu-
"a tionGl system declared II was their inten-
ton 70 include his study of color balance
in their curriculums
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
The Weather.

Forecast; VirEinin-FnIr Sunday
nhd Monday, moderate temperature;
light. variable winds.
North CnrOlinn-FHir, slightly warm
cr sunday, Monday fair; light to mod
ernte north and northeast winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

the public would not stand for a play based
on one mans marital experience and haunt
ING his wife's character. even though ths
munic happened TO be good. Toselii Is now
determined to reHide In Paris permanently,
whiio tho princess. Infatuated. refuses TO
communicate with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

Local Observation S p. NJ. Yesterar

Temperature Observation-Disclosures. ~
Humidity ....... S.
Wlnd--dircction ".
Wind-velocity 4
Weather .......... Clear
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
With the Army.

Fort Omaha will be deserted until the
return OF troops from Texas The present
plan 10 to make It an infantry post with
two companies quartered there, but the
return OF troops from Texas 10 still In
definite and the probabilities are that It
Will ba late winter or spring before Fort
Omaha Is again garrisoned. Major and
Mrs. Hartmann expect 70 leave for Chi
cago tho first part Of the week in their
automobile and Lieutenant and Mrs.
Mayo will be gone before that 20 Fort
Leevenworth. Lieutenant Alfonte eomos
TO headquarters. as his duties - quarter
master win keep him here. He and Mrs.
Asfonte will take house In town. Colonel
and Mrs Baxter will continue TO occupy
quarters at tho post for the present
Owing to change OF army orders at
the last moment. DIR. John Trtnder was
compelled TO postpone his wedding trip
20 Panama until later, and returned with
his bride to Fort Omaha Friday Of last
week. and win remain there until his
SUCCESSOR who wAs delayed IN arrivins.
rsAchea here. probably about the 18th
Dr. Tftnder win thsn report ~ Texas
City before sailing for Panama on .
two-monthE leave
LAeutsnant Mari OCOunor, who has
been under treatment At Fort Bsyard.
N. NJ, has been ordered 70 Fort Hau-
huaohuca. Ar.. for duty with his troop.
Captain Brsd u. Buehsn has been
transferred from the sixth cavalry al
Texas city 10 the eighth cavalry. which
is permanently stationed In the Philip
pinss the officers being relieved from
duty with the regiment when their tour
Of foreign service II completed. Cap
tain BuohAn win sail on the January
transport
Mrs. Clarence FArnAm OF Fort Crook
LEFT Wednesday with hor mother and sis-
tar. Mrs olsndonning. and Afra. Young
lof. for New York. where abe VIII TO
main until pSoembor ana thea Join LAs0-
tenant BNEnam a. Galveston.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
woman's Golf Club.

The Woman's Golf club met Friday At
this Country club, when Miss Arabeiia
Kimbar was hostess The morning was
spent playing goIf. and after luncheon
there was q pleasant surprise for the
players. Miss I<imbali offered a trophy
"a coin purse in the arts ana craft work
for the best score on an approaching
and putting contest on nine holes. There
were four scratch" piayers-Mra Bruce
Aoffath. VINO won the trophy with a net
score Of 81; MrH Carl LAningsr. sss Mrs.
y. J. pespscher u, and Mrs. Arnold. IS.
Other members Of the club were given 4
handicap Of thssA and made the follow
Ing sooTost
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
With the Visitors.

Mrs. Lillian Jacobs is expected October
~ 70 spend some time as the guest Of
Miss May Hamilton. Mira Jacobs has
often visited Miss Curtis ana has many
friends here. For the last few years she
has made her home In Littieton. near
Denver, where she and her father have
bunGaiow
Mrs 10 v. Lewis. with Mrs. Sherman
Garfield and two children. are expected
IN Omaha this week from Sheridan, wyo.,
TO spend some time here.
Miss Gertrude Mccarthy. the guest OF
Miss Kuhn. left Friday for Chicago.
Mra. Perry Allen Of New York. who
spent last winter In Paris. and who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. sloan. al
the Colonial. expects TO return east
shortly. During her visit here Mrs Al.
len has been much entertained
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12

roses by the Rev. Grant p. Fisher, who
read the marriage lines. The house was
prettily decorated with a color scheme Of
pink and white.
The immediate relatives only were pres
ent.
Mr., and MIRA Wolfe left the same eve
ming for Kansas City and viii be At home
after November l at Belgrade. Neb.
Tho out-of-town guests were: Mrs. John
B. Wolfe OF Belgrade. mother OF the
groom; Mrs John J. Boultsr Of Kansas
City and Miss Maude Marsh OF Archer,
Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
Prominent Musioian Hsr..

MF. HOMER bamuels Of MinneaDolls,
Yho has besn spsndins the last fOuE
yeass IN Berlin. Germany. is spending q
few days in Omaha visiting musical
friendA He h being entertained by Mr..
and Hrs. ChaEl@s sadilsk and Miss Helen
aadiloh, and expects 10 mest Anas Alioa
Nelson IN Omaha eAthsr Sunday or Mon
day, with whom he win 30 on a ten
weeks concert tour IN the west Miss
Nelson was expected hero yesterday. but
WAS delayed on her return trip from IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
Prnirie park club.

Monday evening at the Prairie Park
club house. ZOOS Ames avenue there VIII
be a general reunion of all the whist
players OF the city. for the purpose OF
arraigning a series Of games during the
coming season A general invitation has
been extended TO all the whist players to
attend this meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12

player three times in succession she be-
comes the owner
Next Friday the club will meet at the
Council Bluffs Rowing association. Those
who intend to play in the morning viii
leave Fourteenth and Farnam streets at
s;46 o'clock. Mrs. r. J. Despecher will
be the hostess. Tho following Friday the
club win play at Happy Hollow
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
Wolfe-Cooke Wedding.

On Wednesday evening, last at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Cooke. occurred the we'd
ding OF Miss Marguerite Cooke to Mr.,
John T. Wolfe OF Belgrade. Neb.
At . o'clock, TO the strains of the Lo-
hsngrin wedding march. the bridal couple
descended the stairs and were met un-
der a bower of asparagus fern and white
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
The wellington CAT,

1917 Farnam BtresA
DIuNER soc
p =. miller, RroprlstoR
haotshea Celery Oueen OIiVoa
oyster soup
Sweet Pickles
Roast Prime Ribs Of Beef
Baked Spring Chicken, Oyster DRESSING
Roast Young Pig, Stuffed with Baked
Apples
spring Lamb, Homo Made Jelly
Mash Potatoes New Spinach with EER
Baked Sweet Potatoes SLICED Tomatoes
Waldorf Salad
Hot Rolls
Home Made Mince Pie with Cheese
Blue Plum Pie
Brown Betty, Whipped Cream
Almond Ice Cream with Cake
Coffee Tea MILK Hcttermilk Cocoa
October ~. 1913
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12

Mr.. Jack Byrne. we're in New York IN
. time for the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. @. Bradford. Mr. and
Mrs. j. b. Rahm and Mr.. and Mrs A
v. Kinsler left Sunday for New York,
timing their trip 10 enable them TO take
In the famous base ball games.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
Announce Engagement.

Mr. and Mrs Knute Llljenstolpe Of
Benson announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Lisa, 10 Mr.. Harry +. Reed.
The bride to be is well known IN musical
circles. MFR. Reed attended the univer-
sity OF Nebraska, where he was men,
ber OF the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12

The tournament was enjoyed 20 much
Friday that the club decided to offer a
club pin Tor a putting and approaching
contest, 10 be played for each Friday
afternoon. and II the pin Il won by a
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
0maAana Returning.

Ara r y AePhsrson. Miss McPhersOn
ana Miss Margsrot MePhsrpen arrived
home Friday from the east the latter
having landed In New York from Europe
two weeks Ago.
Miss May Hamilton and AIRS. Fred
Hamilton are expected home from New
York today.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
European Travellers.

Mr.. and Mira Philip Loonhardt have de-
clded 10 prolong thsir stay abroad until
January instead Of returning this month.
Mrs.. d. II. whseler. jr-. and MrS Ar
thur Remington have engaged passage
fer their r~tnrn home on the Princess
Irene from Genoa ON October g.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
Kunty.TOIstrup Wedding.

Mrs Mamie X. Tolstrup announces the
marriage OF her daughter, Minnie Kath-
crime. 20 A. II. Bunty Of Denver, Colo.
The wedding took place in Denver. Mon
day, October 6. 1918
Mr.. and Mrs. Kunty viii be at home 10
their friends after October 20 At 2itO Cali.
fornia street. Denver, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
zs$Sue

rope by fog. After touring with Miss
Nelson az aceompanist Mr.. samuels will
join Mr.. Carl E1csch. the noted Hungar-
ian viollnist, who will arrive in America
shortly for q concert touh and Mr. Sam
uels will play his compartments. Mr..
sanueIs IL pup1 OF Josef Lhevsnne. the
great pianist OF Berlin.