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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
Nicely CRATER and Liar

Wheeling published
Mansfield candidate
and publishing the journal Of the legislature after that body
Charleston Immediately legislature adjourned
did not do days work the journal
Neeiy.
attempted
charge Here the
state Of virginia -
Ohio
public and for Ohio personally
depose assist
ant clerk in the State Senate Of West Virginia during
Of 1911 and Of the clerks retained perform
after the adjournment Of the Legislature;
entire while the
pared for distribution
the william
Of
performed preparation House Journal was
done entirely William sickler
DeEstes Afhan
the LEGISLATURE Neely. OF
Of Delegates left the city receiving
penssuon FOR which he
notr Charleston
perform work for which he drew
the ac tha MT Nt did not return caused much
the State Capitol
Mr. Neey received $3.50 resolution
Delegates 1911 body that time and Mr.
Nicely be performed bv him after the
adjournment % the the Legislature IN
me ndexing the House Journal fr rbcb .
pensaion Mr Nicely did not perform work.
Afhant that the Howard Sutherland
voted Tor The resolution allowing compensation
not true because Mr. sutherland member Of che House
and therefore could not vote the resolution Il
resolution DoIee,tes ana not
voted by members Mr. sutherland was
member
HOMER GRAY
sworn to and subscribed sist day Of October
'''
LOUIS scIRADER
Notary Public in County west vrsir,.
tMy commission n. 1919
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SUNK IN DOVER STRAITS
British Cruiser Attacked on Goodwin
Sands and Sunk BY German
Submarines

DOVER. Eng. via London. Nov. ].
% a. NIT Il ascertained that tho
British cruiser Hermcs. which wa
sunk by q German submarine yeater-
day, was attacked twelve miles east
BY southeast of Goodwin Sands. in
the straits of Dover. at Sis O'Clock In
the forenoon. A number 81 tnrpe DO
boat desiroyers and other vessels itn.
modiately rushed 90 the assistance u
the wounded ship which noatrd
three-quarters of an hour after being
struck and then heeied over and sanE
Meantime tho destroyers rescued
The rfeaier nsimbcr of the crew Of 400
men While other vessels searched the
sea IN an endeavor IN locate the sub.
marine. Two men were killed by the
eNIdosion and nine were injured
About forty others are missing. The
survivors, were landed here.
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JOHN BLAcKNEE AND SOW
FRANK SHOT ON FARM BACK
OF PoWHATAN BY WILL.
LIAM LONG. :
Both Men Rushed to Glendale, Whers
Their Condition Is Reported
Critical. Il

Special Dispatch to the InteIiirencer.
POWHATAN, Ohio. Nov. 1.-Great
excitement prevailed here to-day ana
In the surrounding neighborhood
when II was announced that William
Long, a brother of Tom Long OF Bel
laire had probably fatally shot Frank
Blacknee and his son. Frank Black
nee. this morning. between 9 and 10
O'Clock. IN a quarrel over the prcpo-
sition of dividing some corn. From
all reports. IL seemed as though the
parties could not agree as TO how the
corn crop for this season could be
divided to the best advantage. The
unfortunate event occurred on the
farm belonging 20 the Kalbitzer heirs
OF Wheeling. about a mile and a hair
out from town. II seemed as though
Long had rented the land from the
heirs and had sub-rented the same
to John Blacknee. TO be farmed out
in corn.
AS the men had been unable to
agree for some time over the division
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
BIG CHANGE is
MADE BY WAR
NORTHEASTERN coRNE OF
FRANCE THREE MONTHS AGO
WAS LAND OF INDUSTRY.
Today u Is Barren Waste, Scattered
with Ruins Of Cities and
Crossed With Trenches.

PARIS. Nov. J. 1886 .. m.-Tbree
months OF war have made an immense
change in the eouptry where battle
after battle has been fought between
armies OF strength that had never
before assembled. About the north.
eastern corner of France. which in
July or this year. vas land where
INDUSTRY and agriculture hourished
now lies the ruins Of bombarded cities
and villages. shattered houses. farms
devastated. and fields torn IN and
criss-crossed with deserted trenches
where the troops executed heroic
deeds, where the cavalry dashed In
desperate charges. or the artillery
fought terrific dueis. the land fs nov,
strewn with debris. broken rifles and
machine guns. cartridge cases and
remnants Of other eduipment ana
smashed carts and automobiles. rhile
marshy and bOggy spots are covered
here and there with dead borses
which are gradually sinking into thf
soft soil
Everywhere there o. appalling mis-.
cry, but the people. mostly women
children. and old men. many Of whom
have lost their all. maintain their
spirits with remarkable soIidifv
NothlnE seems 10 break their spirits.
~ they look forward patiently and
Win coincidence for liberation from
the powerful invaders
away from the immediate vicinity
on the hghtins ground 'ali over France
are groups of soldiers awaiting the
can 70 take their places AZ the front.
Every one follows with interest the
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ROCKEFELLER'S MILLIONS
TO BE SPENT FOR RELIEF
LARGE RESOURCES OF "RocKE.
TELLER FOUNDATION" AT DIS
POSAL OF STARVING VICTIMS
Ship Already Chartered and 1000
Tons OF Provisions and u Will Sail
For Rotterdam Tomorrow.

NEW YORK. Nov THE Rookie
felTer Foundation has determined to
employ its immense resources for the
relief of non-combatants in the coun-
tries afflicted by the war and stands
ready TO give Millions or dollars. II
necessary" Tor the purpose This was
announced tonight by John ID. Rookie
Teller. Jr. president OF the foundation
In pursuance OF this philanthropy,
the Foundation will send a commits
sion 10 Europe in a few days 10 report
frst hand a. TO how. when and where
aid can be rendered most efficiently.
AZ cost of 1915 900 It already has
chartered ship and loaded Il with
1000 tons OF provisions for the relief
OF the starving Belgians.
This action Is taken" Mr.. Rookie
Teller says. ''as natural step in full
nuing the chartered purposes of the
Foundation. namely to promote the
well-being OF mankisd throughout the
world
The ship Is the Massapequa. the
largest neutral vessel now in New
York harbor. and II -ill sail Tuesday
morning direct for Rotterdam with a
certification from the British consul
az New York that it's cargo il destined
(Continued on Page Nfns1
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ATTACK POSTPONED
Arms and Ammunition Tor Attach on
England Hsid Up AZ Bruges-
VIII Attach Later.

l.PNislN. Nov. :. sos =. n.--The EN-
change Telegraph companvss corresrsor.
nFI'f az The Hague sends abe following
several trains nlied with cannon and
EelCian coast and destined Tor the rro-
posed attack on the English coast nave
passed IteEe. but have stopped "a
frnEes until further M ice. tho attack
On England having been roatponed unfll
the present hattie h. decided
'ti~rmsny has prohibited the inporta-
l,"n oi i'Itch newrpapers into any part
OF he German empire"
\ dl-pafch 10 Reuters Telegram CON-
p1uy from Amsterdam says.
go THe iiandelahlad says that al the
Ferruau attacks north 81 Nieuport were
repulsed ana IN some places the Ger
mans were forced back several kflo.
metres. while the allies on the left wing
advanced O. Middeikerke The vhoie
coast linC occupied hy the Germans a.
strongly fortihed aud trenches have been
thrOWr up near Fuoete~
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GEN. CHAFFEE DEAD

los ANGTLEs. Cal. Nov Lieu.
tenant General Adna r. Chanoe (re.
tiredl former chief of staff Of the
United States army died af his home
here today of typhoid pneumonia. Hia
body viii BE- taken 10 Washington.
leaving Tueaday. Tor interment In
Arlington National cemetery. After
his retirement General Chafe was an.
pointed head of the f.oq Angeles water
board. later be accepted the presi.
dency of on Insurance company. but
retired from business affairs n few
months ago. General Chaffee rose
from The rank of private 20 that OF
lieutenant general On tho United
Statcs army tie was wounded three
times IN arfion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
KROONLAND IN
PRIZE COURT
CONSUL AT GIBRALTAR STATES
PROCEEDINGS HAVE BEEN
STARTED.
NO Reply Has Been Received 20 Pro.
test Against oetention-Un.
loading Cargo.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Nov. l.
Acting Secretary Lansing announced
to-day the receipt Of a message from
American Consul SpraRue. at GibraI.
tar. stating that prize court proceed.
ings had been begun In the case OF
The American steamsip Krooniand. de.
iained BY British authorities
No reply has yet been received from
London 10 tho formal protest made
through Ambassador Page and the re-
quest for the release Of the vessel
In the recent case Of the steamer
Brindilla. however. prize court pro.
ceedfngs actually had begun when the
British government ordered the re-.
lease % the vessel
Consul spraRue reported that The
krOOniand was discharRinr her cargo
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WILL GET PASSPORTS

PETROGRAD. Nov. !. The Turkish
ambassador viii be given his pars-
ports today
Al The Mohammedan newspapers
IN tie Caucasus are theoretically de-
nouncirr Turkeys aggression against
Russia and pledging the loyalty of
The caucasian Mohammedans 10 Rus
sia
Itc Hursian military authorities arc
oFerN heimed with offers of Cossact
volunteer. Nho. fnough they are *.
"mpt from military service. desire 10
serve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
WHERE NEELY'O VOTE COMES FROM

Where did Mansfield Nee get majortes that elected him to
congress in 1913?
In the counties Of Marion
Where does he 10 elect him this YEAR,
IN the counties Of Marion Harrison
Why?
Because IN the counties Of Marion particularly In
e FORMER the Farmont Coal Company employs controls tho
ands OF nonunion wOrngmen They orders from bos
'no SUD os and they dare dObey Their jobs stake
hey we're ordered last year TO lineup for Nicely and did
They have been ordered IN do = o again
Nah me "orkngmen Of the Ohio Valley he lead by any
sphst or trkey 10 join with the Company In
eiecting NJ agent and tool 10 Congress?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
MUST GUARANTEE
CONSUL'S SAFETY
TURKEY WILL NOT PERMIT RUS
SIAN cONSULS TO LEAVE
UNTIL ASSURANCES
ARE GIVEN
Only Positive Statement That Turkey
Has Declared War Contained
In Private Message.

WASHINGTON. Nov Turkey
has announced that Russian consuls
in the Ottoman empire will not be-
permitted To leave until assurances Of
safe conduct are given Turkish con.
suls In Russia. according TO cable.
gram from Ambassador Morgentbau
to the United States government re-
ceived today.
The Turkish minister Of the interior
Informed Mr. MOrgenthau that Turk.
ish varshps within the last thres
days had b0mbardcd ScbastOpol
Servia has asked tho United states
through Mr.. Morgefhau 20 look after
her diplomatic interests az Constant.
nople in case Of war with Turkoy. "
Great Britain and France have
fContnusd on PaTs HisvsnD
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FATALLY WOUNDED IN FIGHT

si-clsl nieratch ~ the int-lur~nc~r.
FAlhMoNT. ". Va, Nov John
biic. toreignor from Lost Greek r.
~ the Miners Hospital with a fatal
wound caused by being struck IN tho
back With n pick IN a nRht amone
the foroigners Sunday afternoon one
unknown man seized pick and struck
hlic IN the back. Tho point penetrated
his lung and death b. expected Har.
rison county Officers are trailing the
men charged with the attack on Ella
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10 the Manufacturers, Business Men, and
Working Men of the Ohio Valley:

On November a be dutv
American % citizenship By our ballot be
@A"" anu ' causes that have brought about
Inc constructive policy of protection
uo OF ne oho valley
m io' e'enue only has always resulted it is
The undrwoodSmmons law ha heen effect
ouced the cost living but Of
work has wiped out dividends TIN daysof
sincere great section need mub
nen oeg protection
IRON and steel industry glass
kDeo p" much higher basis than Hike industries
s inc pest wage paid In the world and that til
this section
enee oil the home market to the American mmufa
tbs notorious fact that
the American market heretofore
foreign - ~ ~ ~ ~
thai has
e voters TINS section without
u" november sra Tor Republican candidates the
industry and the American contu.
" prosperity and and
usties - ' ""'
LA BELLE lkoN WORKS CENTRAL COMPANY
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WHEELING co. HasKINs ASS COMPANY
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HAzEI-ATI4s GLASS COMPANY w.pz,cK c,,s. co,,n.,,
W. PeSden 1'i'
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uiondspe, J.,sFs u pr ave vo,S,n
W. A. B. Dazel Presden o''i''i 'o"a>i'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
TH1 wEArHnn

wAsHrroron. Hov i,-ror.,.s,,
West Wirrinia. Onfo and western
- snusyiysnia-Fsir non6av ana russ-
day.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27
Los laureados

Nuestros estimados amigos Ramon
Rodriguez Gonzalez, Rafael Balseiro
Arturo Guasp Vergara y Antonio Sa
rriera, han obtenido medallas de ORC
diplomas, en- ell Certamen de la Socie
dad ole Escritores Artistas de Ponce
Los temas premiados fueron:
Il. Rodriguez Gonzalez: "Fraterni
dad "
A. Sarriera: "Biografia de Hostos. ;
A. Guasp "Personalidad Puertorri
quena.
Il. Balseiro: Vals Las Mariposas. ,
Para todos mestra mas cordial fell
citaci6l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27
Por La ComiSion.
Felix MATOS BERNIER.

Agradecemos la amable invitacion
que, de acuerdo con los deseos del seno1
Matos Bernier hacemos extensiva 4 to-
dos los escritores artistas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27
Sc VENDE

Una tinca rGstica, como de 40 cuer
das, con una bonita casa habitaci6n
ordenacero, aqua en- abundancia. sits
en la carretera que de Arecibo condu
ce Aguadilla. q dos kil6metros d.
Que6radlllas, muy pintoresca. propi;
para vcraneo.
information Ell la misma finca e1
San Juan, Fortaleza 81. p. 10. la.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27

Esteban Mercado, quien Sc volvlo To-
co dando palos en- la persona de Tomas
Gotray, en ell dia de aver en- ell muelle
No. 2, la Corte 10 envio a la carcel del
distrito por un termino de 80 dias, no
por locura peligrosa y 81 por acometi-
miento aggression grave.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27

Santiago Claudio, Ell ell dia de aver
sustrajo un cuarto de botella de GER
veza Palma Real, de la propiedad de
Manuel Alvarado. Visto ell case, Clau-
dio fue sentenciado 4 meses de carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27

ENCuRSIONES los pueblos de l.,
lsla Sc haran los Domingos por ell ocn-
IlSta y especlalista en- oidos, nariz y gar
ganta, DIR. MOLINA DE ST RENTy
Para detalles pueden informarse DO,
correspondence Q directamente con los
farmaceuticos Q m6dicos de la localidad
Pohclinica, p San Justo (esquina
Allen San Juan, Tel. Isl.
Horas de consulta de 10 a y V de
: 5. .,,
HonOrarios: Consultas simples dos
dollars, reconocimientos cinco dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27
tRT|CULOS De FAMA
UNA NECESIDAD.

De la manera mas cordial podem3s
ecomendar 4 nuestros !ectores, el L>o
.e. Liquido de Borrar Tinta de Carter
lue sacara toda clase de mancha q,
inta del papel, MADEIRA tela
Es "El Medico de la Casa" con 81
Is0 Immediate salvara records de "a
Or, trajeS, . trabajos de MADEIRA.
Quitara manchas frescas dc tinta IT,
'anel, en- tai forma, que podra eso1i
bir en- la misma parte sin que Sc bor.~
8 transforme ell papel en- color amnrI
lo.
En- las botellas hay una circular e.
Espanol dando una completa direcc.oI
para su uso Siempre tencmos e&I,
tencia de este producto que es de grat
valor para casa ofcina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27
N o OTICIAS

FL Fiscal del Distrito ha formulad,
acuSacion por Tentativa de Destruc
clon de Bienes Asegurados, contra Grs
clnaho Mangual, representante del esta
Dleclmlento de pulperia donde ocurrif
el conato de incendio en- la madrugadf
de aver, y cuyaS existencias estabar
aSegur"das pOr la suma de 81 900 90 @,
la Companfa Guardian.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27

Aver como a las 9 a. m, en la calle
de la Tanca esquina Tetuan, ell automo-
vii No. 1889 del senor Jesus Maria
Rossy, griado por Clemente Oller, chau-
ffeur n6mero 1920, choc6 con un ca
rro tirado por bueyes que conducia el
;arrcro Pedro Pedroza, resultando el
autom1vil con varios desperfectos de
Doca consideration De la invcstiga-
,i6n pvacticada result0 haber culpabi-
.idad rcr parte del carrero y fu6 arres-
ado Y puesto a disposition del Hon
Fiscal. quien lie acuso de danos malicio-
sos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27
Sc NeCeSital HQIllraS

PagamoS S20:- Orc senanales toda
persona que dedique todo tempo a nues-
tros negocios; bien S. orc semanales los
que nos dediquen solamente las noches, encar-
gandose y otras de la venta entire sus
amistades otras personals, de nuestros Relo
les Cadenas de Orc Plata Miguel. por el
sistema de pagos mensuales de UNC y DOS
PESOS ORC. Tambien pagamos Sl5:- orc
semanales a las personas que sirvan como
ayudantes Interpreters de nuestros agentes
vlajeros que solo haban ing1es Noes necesa-
rio tener experiencia. Ut4icameute acept4fnos
solcitudes de personals serias Temperatures.
lndiquese la ocupaci6n actual del solicitante.
GERENTE, p. o. Box o54. Dept sos
New York, E E.U.A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27

Ell dia 26 del actual, como las
1l.25 4. m., Ell la calle de Allen, ell au-
tomovil No. 655 guiado por Eugenio
Torres, chauffeur No. 2075, arroll6 al
mdividuo Miguel Alvarez, causandole
varias contuciones leves en- ell cuerpo
Aware fu6 asistido en- la Sala de So
corroS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27
Cordial invitacion
PARA Ell CERTAMEN DE PONCE

Nuestro estimado companero don Fe-
llx Matos Bernier, nos envia la siguiente
carta que publicamos gustosos.
Ponce Mario 26 de 1914.
Sr. Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Muy distinguido companero: Por con-
ducto de su digna publication, avisamos
a los companeros de San juan y la
prensa de esa culta ciudad, que ell Ger
tamen Artistico organizado por la So
ciedad de Escritores y Artistas de Pom
ce, Sc celebrara ell domingo 20 de mario
corriente en- ell teatro La Perla" de
esta ciudad Desde luego, sc hace esta
mvitaci6n general para evitar olvidos
involuntarios La Comisi0n que repre-
sento, veria con placer Y como un honor
que nuestros amigos companeros de esa
cludad honraran con su presencia este
actO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27

Las Corte Municipal sentenci6 ave,
a los 'ndividuos Nicolas Rodriguez ,
Marcehno Diaz sufrir dos meses d,
cancel cada mo, por el delito de hurt(
menor. ,ws4l,
Tambi6n fueron sentenciadas Juan,
Clemenre y Providencia Meldndez. mn
Jeres de vida alegre, a sufrir 90 dla.
de carcel cada una, por el delito 4,
turbar la paz pdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27

Juana Clemente Providencia Me
Iehoez' qulene Sc propusieron no deja
dormir a los vecinos de la calle d.
Monserrate, de Santurce, en- la madr;
gada de hoy, promovieron un fuerte G.,
candaio. acompanado de sus "dulc.
PaIabrltaS . Denunciado ell hecho q
Juez Geigel les impuso 90 dias de ear
eel 4 cada una.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-27

Anoche los torcedores de la Colecti-
va, actualmente ell huelga, celebraron
una manifestation que recorriG las ca
les de- barrio de Puerta de TERRA y
Sc disolvi0 frente al Cine Monte Car
10 sin ,iaber oculrido incidente alguno
Los obrerOs celebrarOn anoche un
meeting contra el inquilinato en- la pa
ada Il. calle de San Agustin, Puerta
dc TERRA.
The evening world., 1914-04-02
SchOLa CantOruAt
. In Folk SONGS
BY Sylvester RalClins.
.URT SCHNEIDER and .,

DURT SCHNEIDER and the
N Schola Cantorum gave n con-
cert Of folk-songs ut Carnegie
Hall last night that captivated large
audience. The well balanced chorus
disclosed n sonorous tone and showed
the effective results OF careful train
ing. Only as to the enunciation OF
the text OF the songs could serious
fault be found. Surely u should not
be necessary to call again upon To-
ronto for its Mendelssohn choir TO
teach us clarity of diction, TO say
nothing OF other things for which this
provincial body OF singers Is remark
able.
with theN assistance of the Sym
phony Orchestra and Mary Jordan.
contralto: Royal Dadmun, baritone.
ana Carlos Salzcdo, harpist, as SOLO
lists, Mr.. SCHNEIDER presented first
part OF Russian compositions. Rimsky-
korsakoffs "Sadko" for orchestra be-
gan IT, Then there was Moussorgsky's
cantata Joshua" in which Mary Jor-
dan distinguished herself by tho
beauty of her voice and the clarity
OF her diction, and the chorus sang
well together. followed by the same
composers overture to his opera
"khovantchina," and later by his
Persian dances and by the chorus
Father, Show Thyself!" from tho
same OPERA, Mr.. Dadmun carrying
the solo part, one of the best things
OF the evening.
Besides, there was the chorus OF
villagers from Borodine's opera
prince Igor and the capella
chorus, 10 the Marsh" and the IA
mlllar song of tho Volga boatmen,
arranged by Rubetz, charmingly sung
, and repeated In response to insistent
demands. Offhand one might say
! that Mr.. Schindler's sharply accented
rhythms robbed the boatmens song
of some OF it's plant. Yet perhaps,
Glordano in his opera siberia" and
! tho Balalaika Orchestra may have
! over sentlmentalized II. Visions OF
what Mr.. Hammersteln might have
done for us in exploiting Russian
opera, II his Manhattan Opera House
enterprise had been maintained. were
conjured up by Mr.. Schindler's en-
deavors.
The second part OF the programme
was devoted to negro composers and
TO modern English choral ballads
4 founded on folk-songs. OF the first.
Coleridge Taylor's setting OF Long
! fellows Loud he sang the Psalm OF
David" was most attractive. Besides
there were two spirituals arranged
! by II. +. Burleigh. the negro baritone
Of st. Georges Church. Deep River"
and Dig My Grave" the latter from
the collection OF Mr.. Krchbicl, who
recently has written n learned. in
terestng and comprehensive study
of Afro American folk-songs.
Then there was Balfour Gardner's
stirring News From Whydah" and
Percy Grainger's Molly On the