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The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-21
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FIJI NO. 81,
House Bin NO. lss-By Mr., PoWat, /,
Section "A Substitute sadcafs
Bill No. 8. y ieF Hon.
JOINT RESOLUTION 81
Proposing an amendment il sst
Of the state Constitution ralseae ralaeae ID ID
the District Attorney for ffhslas III spge " Il
OF orleans, ms election, allali6esss salisiaa \
term oI off1ce, compensate ton, aasi
and office force, y, stsss sstaais
Section i. Be it resolved hv I'LL
Assembly of the State of LonsssIlSassss ssISs senesssI
thirds of the members eleefadI ~ iva
house concurring, That ArticIe I'LL ss saa
SO amended as to read as folIny,s.ss ,.sasa b
Article 14S. There shall hasgNass
Attorney for the Parish OF 1r,aalp t. pfstRip
shall be elected by the voters Ans ~ ~ 5RRhS
PARISH for the term of four years asss W. saais sas
shall receive an annual salary of ~ IVY Y RllQ
which shall be, paid by the sTataa wv " g d
isiana, in equal monthly instaIIssssasagI intII1ss aI lSs
the balance of flfty-four hlndrasssa AID
shall be paid by the City Of Nases NseS atol aaolsa
IN equal monthly installmentss II hseans
receive no other corr pensation, " " saat
pc 2 licensed attorney and shall ~ nm saal
such duties as are now prescrihaa f flass
or may hereafter be preserihsda w W i4F
General Assembly, and shall AT. tsg. ey ishs
side practice. He may appoint ana W " Out out
at mis- discretion such assisfansitss si who're
shall be licensed ATTORNEYS. s',ss aas Rhp
clerks. stenographers and snaesai sssi'a Ia
as may be provided by the Sns,1esi an, eiIlesss
Council OF the City of New Orlasa,!s
at such salaries and terms f,f ,,sss.l,
the said Commission Council NM, a'.sat ~
Section 2. Be 1t further rasolgsasgf rlfs sgfaala
Inat this proposed amendment shsss IL US
submitted to- the qualified Yotsrs s,sa g = 4
state, TOT adoption or rejection y y Y ~
Congresslonal election to be Ilsia & 3 N ~
yemper, 1916 and, If adopted. fhaa y ss sa
December, 1916. 1'suliaall b
Section 3. Be 1t further rasalraa
That the voting either for pt. asassas. et
resolution by any member Of fhS n tlls
Assembly shall not prevent b5sSss saaefaii
being candidate for the said s1rfh satasa ll0aa
Section f. Be it further resolgas asss 8
That on the official ballots ID hss M sss,. w ee
SAID election, there shall be nIa assass sss a5a y
the proposed amendment to Arficlss AfiSs ~ sgt
the Constitution of Louisiana ssss M sss 4
words Against the proposed Al, 49, ~ ss
TO Article 148 of the ConstifutinnNs \ " o,sallea
1slana and each elector shall inaess.ss ilos W.
provided In the general eleeffans seissss, isas, q
the State, which Of the proDasad ,sIsasss s1sms q
Against he votes s IS at9
HEWITT BOTANfsts Al,
Speaker of the House of Renressnfsss
FERNAND AfOUTONs sss'its y
Lieut.. Coy. and President OF tbe sans,.
Approved: July 5, 1916. s'eiia1s
r. G. PLEASANT.
Goyernor of the State Of Lotisss,
JAMES u BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-21
! ACT NO. a..


Senate Bill No. 15--Bv Mr. T1a1as tn
JOINT RESOLUTION soil'soA
proposing an amendment Ia Arf;ots ii
OF the Constitution OF the sfats W ss3
Louisiana fixing the quaHfieations Z
holders Of Office. 'ss V
Section l. Be it resolved by the lsens.l
Assembly of the State of LDl,isisnsas ,ssssSa sss Y
thirds of all the members Elected E sss sss
nouse concurring, that Article 2ia of is NJ
Constitution be amended SO as fo reaa q 'ss v
follows: Sss, 8 tslss ~ v
Article 21o. No person shan ii elpI,t5
% any Office, state, Judicial, Paroe5Is
Municipal or Ward, who ii nor 4 cstsss5 Ssa,sa
Of this State, and a duly oualifies III Hi ssss
OF the State, Judicial District, Msi,1IesalSIss
or ward. wherein the functions Fl IN
SAID ONCE are to be performed proga#
that resident women over the aea sSA
fWenty-one years shall be eligible Il hSsH
me off1ce Or Factory Inspector ind sSs
eleernosynary, penal and correctional gsSs III
TENS OF the State, Parish. Ward. MaSI4s|
pality, or any other political tiiyIsIolsa1
the State. And whenever any oIspss
state, Judicial, Parochiai. MunIolBaI NJ
ware. may change his or her reaiasaa
lsn. munieipality Or ward IN which hs 81
she holds such office. tho railae sbass
thereby be vacated, any sasiaf fsolS HI
retention of domicile TO H. contrary ns
W1LhSLanqlng.
Section 2. BE it further resoIgad sIi
That this proposed amendment 81 gas
mitted to the electors OF the stats II
Louisiana for their approval or reelection
as required by Article 231 Of the Goas1s
tuition of the State of Louisiana aIi ID
general election laws Of this Elass H
November, 1916.
Section 8. Be it further resolved Ill.
That on the official ballot to be llsea #
the said election shall be placed tha gofjs
For the proposed amendment tp Artsa3
2l6 of the Constitution relative fo Wonlaai
and the words Against the plepossl
amendment to Article 210 OF the eeasl.#
tuition relative to women, ana eaa
eiector shall indicate, ais provided Iii iii
general election laws OF the state Uhathga
he votes for or against the said amend
ment.
FERNAND MOIIT0N,
Lieut.. Gov. and President OF the Ssnats
HEWITT BOUANCHAUDi
Speaker Of the House of Representative
Approved: July 5, 1916.
r.. G.. PLEASANT,
Governor of the State of Louisl8s
A true copy:
JAMES r. BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-21
ACT NO. 28.

senate Blu NO. 77.,By T l Mr. Leon R. Smith.
Proposing an amendment to Article 27o
of the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana, relative to the voting and
Ieyying OF special taxes in aid of
Section 1. Be it resolved by the General
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana, two
thirds thirds OF al members elected to to each
Constitution of the State Of Louisiana be
amended SO as to read as follows:
Article 80. The General Assembly shall
thorizing the parochial, ward and mu-
nicipa1 authorities of the State, by a vote
Of the majority Of the property Taxpayers,
provisions of this Constitution, and IN
value, to levy special taxes IN aid Of
public Publ improvements, railway enterprises
river river transportation lines, such as steam
canals; provided, that such tax shall not
exceed the rate of five mills per annum
nor extend for longer period than ten
years; and provided further, that no tax
payer shall be permitted to vote at such
election unless he shall have been assessed
for for p property, the year previous. in the
Section 2. Be it further resolved etc.
That the foregoing amendment to the
Constitution Of the State Of Louisiana be
the next election for Representatives, in in
Congress, to be holden on the first Tues
day after the first Monday in November,
1910, ana on the official ballots to be used
az a. said election shall be placed the words:
For aIo the proposed amendment to Article
zI0 OF the. Constitution OF the State Of
Louisiana and the words Against the
proposed amendment to Article 270 Of rEe
Constitution Of the State Of Louisiana
and each elector shall Indicate, as pro-
yIded IN the general election laws Of the
ss state, Which OF the propositions for or
against" he votes for
FERNAND MOUTON,
LleRt. Gov. and President of the Senate.
HEWITT B0uANCHAUD.
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
Approved: June 23, 1915,
r. G. PLEASANT,
Governor OF the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
JAMES j. BAILEY
Secretary of State
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-21
ACT MO. 6e

Az y IAOa DSs
BY Mr. kantz, Chairman, Committee IN
City Affairs. Substitute for House
Bill No. 17S. by Mr.. Barrett
JOINT RESOLUTION
proposing an amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of the State of Louisiana, grant
ing to the City of New Orleans power
to construct, equip, maintain and
operate. through and by the Public
Belt Railroad Commission OF the City
Of New Orleans, bridges and tunnels
across the Mississippi River at or near
New Orleans, and to do various acts
incidental thereto and to the operatIon
generally Of the Public Belt Railroad
system of the City of New Orleans,
and providing for the submission OF
said amendment to the electors of the
State for their approval or rejection.
Section /. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana. two
thirds OF all the members elected to each
house coneurring, that subject to the
fatificatfon and approval of the electors
Of the State, the Constitution of the State
be amended by Incorporating therein the
following provisions, to-wit:
I'D The. City Of New Orleans is hereby
granted plenary and exclusive power, by
such means and methods as itsraay deena
meet and proper not in conflict with the
proVislons OF this amendment:
fa} To construct, equip, maintain and
operate across the Mississippi River at or
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-21

House Bill No. by Mr.. Byrne.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Consul
tution OF the state of Louisiana pro-
yidine for: The funding of certain
debts OF the City of New Orleans and
OF the Board of Directors of the Public
Schools. Parish of Orleans, respective
". the issuance of serial bonds by said
, city. the purpose for and the manner
IN which same may be issued and the
duties and functions of the Board OF
Iia1lidation, City Debt, with reference
thereto; and the levying by the City
Of New orleans and the Board OF
School Directors, Parish Of Orleans,
rasnectiyely, of certain taxes for gem
eraI municipal and school purposes;
anu providing for the submission o. 4,ed OF
said amendment to the electors OF the
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25

Misses Leila Bramlelt and Ida
Riley visited Miss May Spikes at
shannon Saturday
Willie Waldrou visited Fred
Haynes Sunday.
Berna Smart made trip to 70
hon,as Saturday.
Monroe Haynes was iu pocahou
tas on business Saturday
Rutr Waldron went to Dalton
Saturday on business
Ida Riley was ln tins nalghbor
hood Friday.
Mollie Baker is on the sick lisI
AZ this writing,
frsak HAYNES visited his brother
Jim Haynes, Sunday.
Mr.. Montgomery made q hu.i
ness trip TO Pooahontas Saturday.
Pratt school will close March a.
Mr. Owens will start a new grIs'
mill At Lorine, soon,
L. ID. King made a trip to Poca
honl"s Saturday.
The Dalton correspondent had
nice letter m the Star Herald La
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25

Peter Kcrley, Ad Kuoch, ana
Dockie Davis we're trading aou
shopping In Maynard last Saturday
Grant Brooks had business al
Stokes Tuesday,
Fred Purdy had business AZ Fo'
cahonlas Monday.
James Evans, popular candidate
for road overseer m Richardson
township, Was here ON business la''
Monday.
The school al tins place closed
las, Friday. There was "a spelling
at night and all report aud enjoy
able, ~ well as an instructive, l.'
tor,a,nmeul. Prof. Blllngaly has
given entire satisfaction
Little Bill Evans aud wIfe wcr
shopping ~ rooahonlas Wedne''
day.
Arthur Wimp went TO the county
hub on business last week,
Peter Foster and wife were attend
ing TO business ln iocahouG'
Wnlnosiav.
Mr.. Bpr.vy of Maynard va %,
The home ar Verge Ballard on Im'
portanl business " cdnesday.
Mrs. ToIa Korlcy aud son, Tom
mrc, were shopping Iu Maynard
/ wednesday,
George Johnston Of the Gegheri
Ferry commuuiJy was a bgslnes,
visitor at Poushontas tins week.
John Ulmer of Stokes is rushing
his new dwelling TO completion,
tie made q trip 20 Pucahoua.
Wednesday after doors aud WIN.
dows
Religious services and worship
at Stokes Christian church every
Sunday. song service $3.50 a. M,
Bible lesson, 10 a. M, social meet
ing and communion services al
1880 am. Everybody welcome,
K. 5. Hicks went to Maynard
Thursday after medicine tor ms
little daughter, EIreba, who has d
very sore ear.
Verge Ballard and Winnie Layton
had business at Maynard last
Thursday.
Miss Dora Ballard was a pleasant
visitor at the home Of Esquire Co.
hoon Wednesday.
Our kind friend, l.. f. Johnston,
made a business trip to POcahoutas
last Thursday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
Late County News
HIGH POINT

Anvil Marlett bought male
from Alfred Gnssom last week.
Ehie Dalton visited Miss Elsyc
Purdy "Wednesday night.
Ed Grissom bought a mulo from
W. J. Hill this week.
A party was given at the home
ofDolphas Grcen Wednesday night.
Quito a crowd vas present aud all
seemed 10 have an enjoyable timo.
Lawrence aud Clarence Dalton
visited at the homl OF Roe Marlett
Wednesday night.
Susan Murphy aud daughter,
Bcs.iy,visited at the home of +. L
D1tou saturday night aud sunday.
several from Middlebrook attend.
ed she party gwen at the home oi
DUuHef Green Wednesday night.
uIss E.sYc purlY closed her
school at this place Friday. Ii has
O. of ilr most succasaiuI
toro rer taught n this place. A
la.s c.aad sas present lu the af.
trfnoou and an seemed 10 regret ia
str r.r leave.
EI Gnssom and family visited AZ
The home Of Tom MoClntouk Sun.
dgy night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
INGRAM

A. B. Shaver preached 20 the
good people at Stokes Saturday
night and Sunday.
g. G. Davis has been gone for
some time among the people plluBg
his claims jor assessor before the
voters.
We are very sorry TO learn Of the
deaths OF those good old citizens,
Uncle George Shocklee, Uncle Joe
TYer and Uncle Joe Burton.
T. l.. Mock, a good farmer Of
this place, spent hrsl Of the week
IN POcahontas.
Uncle Bill Rush and J. d. John
son took two loads OF cotton 20 IN,
Uncle Bill Ingram gin one day lasI
week.
The Palestine singing class hav,
ordered a number Of new 1916 ed
dilion song books. They will soor
be rendering some good music.
w. d. Haley made a trip to Po
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
ALBERTHA

irnt Hai' NandcrgriiT /, no bet.
ter 90 thl, writing.
Born, 10 i. T. Yauoy aud wife,
turyc 93s pon the I4th. One IL re.
. ported abd but the other two are
. getting -.0ng nicely.
Claude jabes died at his home
at Keller one day last week. The
remains we're Laid to rest IN the
/ Davis cemetery.
Frank Stafford aud wife Of Nav
uard had business at this place Fra.
day.
John Il. Kizgr Of Pocabontas
was at sugar Loaf Monday vaccin-
.auug hogs. There are a lot of sick
T hogs lu gais vicinity. We have
about " SICK hogs to each we'll one.
J. r. Brooks aud family Of May.
ulrd visited At the home of Aunt
Han Eandergr!if Sunday.
Fred Pardy left Monday to haul
wood Tor The dredge boat.
Biuu, Layton moved to the Jop-
/ lin farm last Saturday.
James Springer and son, Irving,
| OF Paducah, Ky, are in this vloini-
Ity on business.
Candidates are getting very
numerous, these days. Two very
prominent ones, q. G. DAVIS aud
j. u. kerIey, were lining us up
MoudlY.
sam Beeigr Of Maynard made
+ two or three trips down here last
week on a trading expedition.
/ J. +. Cannon aud wife are the
/ proud parents Of fine baby girl.
J. II. Fowler has moved back
from The Bay. lie will try farm.
ing in the hills again.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
MIDDLEBROOK

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dock
Rapert, a iinc baby grl
Terry Waldrou. prominent
candidate for treasurer, was here
las, Saturday shaking band. with
the boys.
Mrs, Leota Graham is on the m.
disposed list.
Dee johnson wa, on our streets
last Saturday informing the boys
that he was a candidate for consta.
bic.
Miss Christine Stevens visited
her aunt, Mrs. Ella Hagood, last
sunday.
We were sorry 70 learn OF the
death of our old time friend, Uncle
Joe Burton, which occurred last
Saturday,.
Bro. Bleyins filled his regular ap-
poiutment At Sloan Sunday aud az
the school house Sunday night.
MIss Rose Of Mayfeld, Ky, il
here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emma
Smith.
/ VIII Dewey Johnson aud family
visited at the home of Berry Cum
mIngs last Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25

gwen at the home Of s. r. I'M
Thursday night. Thus was his
thirty -iItb birthday. FrTty,,broS
people were present and re9oyt y
good time.
Sir, and Mrs, Elyia Kingree via.
itvd ~ the BONE OF VIII Pm snn.
day,
E,tue!, aary aud Birdie J,pow
visited Nj sadie Riugrec satur
day.
: r.. HI! aud family visited +.
N. 7u.gut sud family SUNDAY MONT
The str-pg given at the hoine
OF NI,l y aggoncr Sunday eyepipg
was we'll tended.
Bessie Hancock spent Saluraa,
evening y Go Pearl sutton.
Irving 'uttou OF this place /,
working .ur y l. Campbell neo,
Water y .ley.
+. Al. ~utIou is improving hi,
lnrm l.. nliug new fence around
. IL and c.'aTiug some.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25

Frank Ltmmrr.s vorsmg iol hls
uncle, Joe Nu..uaua.
The Catholic EWgnt OF America
had their regular meeting al lhr
hall Sunday.
Misses Mo,Iia Smith, Mary lllls
mann aud Josephine Losso we're
dinner guests 90 laa home Of +. C.
SteImol sunday.
All YOU voters remember that
John McCarrolI ism the race for
road overseer. All who want o
good road ovpr.our vote lur John.
We were glad TO zee Mrs. Lou,
DeronI and Miss Martha steimel
able to be in our midst Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
PETIT SCHOOL HOUSE

There was church at this plao,
Saturday aud SUNDAY. Larg,
crowd, attended the services.
Bufus Land and Andrew Moore
of Wulilord, Ark, were guests of
Mr. Land Saturday night.
George Fondau Of Elevenpoints
Wa. IN our community Saturday.
Mrs. Geriie Ahlstead aud Mrs.
Teuuie McNeese were pleasant
guests Of Mrs. J. Tyler aud Mollie
Crosby last week.
Mrs Rosy Jackson Of RIchwoods
was a pleasant visitor at the home
Of Bessie Bigger Friday evening.
Fate Sago attended church At
this place Saturday night.
r. n. Hamil Is building a new
house on bis farm this week.
X. a. Land moved w. A. Jack
son to the Nick Barthel place Mon
day
Jim McNeese was out m this
neighborhood last week.
Bessie Bigger spent Sunday night
with Eliza Bryant.
Mrs. Bessie aud Miss Esther
Smith attended church at this place
Saturday night.
G. w. Waddle is having his
honse covered this week.
Jasper Webb and Jack Robinson
made a flying trip to Pocaboutas
Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
SHADY DELL

Mrs. J. W. Bethel aud little
daughter, Helen, visited Mrs. Il.
Gordon, Tuesday.
Arthur Simington went TO Brock
EFT last week 10 look for a location,
Mrs. J. w. Walker and httlC
sou, Eugene, visited Mrs. Bowers
Sunday.
Rev. Wilkins filed hIs appoint,
ment at this place Sunday,
J. II. Eaton purchased fin,
mare recently.
Uncle Ike Warner Is very busy ia
his new ground, getting it ready for
the plow.
Miss Ester Smith from O'Kean Is
here visiting home folks this week.
Mrs, J. W. Bethel aud Miss Sal
he Bowers were IN town Monday
shopping.
We organized Sunday school at
this place Sunday. Everybody is
invited to attend.
McLain Bros, Of Dunklin county,
Mo-, spent "Wednesday night at the
home of Earl Bowers. They are
looking for a location.
The singing at George JARVIS
Sunday evening was we'll attended.
Bill Slreek was here last week,
looking out a location for his saw
mil.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jasper Webb took
dinner at Arthur SimIugton's Sun
day.
Ben and Ed Hart attended church
at tins place Sunday.
Barnes Bethel visited Robert
Hall Saturday night at Attica.
Mrs. Robert Shackleford visited
her daughter, Mrs. Eaton Saturday
night.
Bro English will preach at this
place Sunday.
WASHINGTON
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
NEW HOPE

Mr.. aud Mrs. Earle Hulse are the
proud parents Of fine baby girl.
Ethel Million and Essie Sutton
were guests Of Pearl Sutton Sun
day.
Ethel and Lissie McComIc spent
Sunday afternoon with Cora aud
Anna Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafey Graham Of
near Hubble Greek moved back to
Illinois last week.
Charlie Wagner and Monk Mil.
lion took supper with Ambrous and
Charlie Million Saturday night.
Abraham aud Mass Sutton took
dinner with Ed and Charlie Million
Sunday.
There was a musical entertainment
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
ENGELBERG

Miss Josephine Ungrank spent
Saturday night at the home Of her
uncle, Henry Meier.
A very successful term Of school
closed last Friday. Miss Mollie
Smith was the teacher. II closed
with oral examinations by the pu.
pIls. Quite a crowd Of visitors
attended.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
SHILOH

Mr.. Burr made a talk at the
Pratt school Friday evening
Clyde Lsyle visited at Pratt
chool Friday evening.
Rufe Waldron and wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Haynes, Sun
day.
Wes Baker made business trip
TO Pocahontas Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25

clhontas last week after dry good,
Tor J. ID. DrskIll.
This writer enjoyed being in the
good town OF Pocl40atl, one night
last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-25
The uuInIns rhs, Does Not Aztec, The H.,t

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect, LANA
TlVE BRoMo QUiNiNEis better than ordinaD
Quinine and does not cause nervousness MOI
ringing =. - Remember the full name and
look for Inv signature Of 4. W. CROW 2Sc
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
Moving to Shorten
Employees Hours at
Hospital for Insane

Negotiations to shorten the hours OF
employees at the Government Hospital
for the Insane. where more than 300
supervisors, nurses, and attendants are
said to be on duty twelve, fourteen.
and even sixteen hours day, are under
way with stephen T. Mather. assistant
to the Secretary OF the Interior.
The protest against the long hours at
the Government Hospital originated
through the newly formed branch Of the
National League OF Government EN-
ployes, recently formed there. Nego-
tiatlons are, being carried on in behalf
national president OF the organization,
who has been Id Washington more than
a month storkihg on the matter.
In view of pending negotiations, Mr.,
working hours of the mon at the insu-
tuition, He has placed statements with
the Interior Department showing that
the employees are. on duty regularly for
twelve and fourteen hours, and one caae
is cited where an cmploye was "on calp
for forty-four consecutive hours.
DR.. William A. White. Superintendent
Of the hospital. corroborated Mr.. Gains s
statements, regarding the working
hours Of employees.
1T should be remembered, though" +"
he, said. that being on duty means
being on CALL and that employees do moi
work all that time. We have the sohed-
ule Of hours that Is common to instltu-
tions Of this sort throughout the coun
try."'
Mr.. Cain asserts he is prepared t.
show that the Government Hospital ha!
longer hours and a smaller wage scal'
than many progressive asylums anC
hospitals throughout the country. III,
| said that in no other Government hos
pitals are, the hours as long.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
MUSIC
Lieder Interpretation Of Nine.
Culp Delighted Large Audi y
ence at the National.

The German "Lied" stands in art as
one of the most intimate revelations
of human mood or experience, and in
this intimate quality Nine. Julia Culp
excels. In her song recital yesterday
afternoon at the National Theater
Nine. Culp delighted a large audience
with her songs, especially those I'm
which her delicate work expressed
the genuine musical understanding in
her Interpretations With the finest
shade and values in her pure intonR-
tion, she seems to capture every point
each song would unfold, but yester-
day In her forte passages 4 seeming
impediment in the throat. perhaps
through cold, rendered her climaNes q
triflc hard and restrained.
Truly joint works of art were the
two brook" songs OF Schubert, with
Coenraad vNn BoA at the piRno. The
accompaniments in the "T.iebesbot-
Schaft" and "Auf dem Wasser Eu
singer" sharing equally with the rip
plinK spirit and the purity Of the tone
values IN the very finest whispers
Nine. Culp used in her soft singing,
The 'Sei mir ReEensst" "Das Fischer
lnadchen," and the rich toned "Weh
mot" were included in the Schubert
The most delicate beauty was giver
I'm the Mendelssohn "On the Wings ot
Song" with its almost vanished close
"Cnd Traum," while the Hugo Vol
songs. with the real drama contained II
them. with tenderness. tragedy, and
humOr. met with instant success The
tragic note put into the serenity Of tho
BLESSED Be the Happy Mother" will
its aggressive notes from the piano
showed Wolf the iconoclast while thu
colorful 'Schonstreche ich aus" am
the childish 'Mausfalleh-S Sprueehlein'
showed Nine. Culps lighter charm.
Two old Dutch folk songs were mos
interesting. One quite a national hymn
and the other q delightful tale OF I
capricious nun. For musical lovellnes
nothing eXcelled tho Dutch Serena de-
of oe Lange. unless II was the lulrni
| ''Wiegenlied" OF Brahms. given as on
of the encores. Nine. Culp also added .
most Obtle handling of I've BeeI
Roaming" Of Horn. and after insisten
applause gave two final encores, "Jtar.
BY Rogers. and the old song Long
| Long Ago"
Mr.. Won BOs holds a distinct place /,
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