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licly at the Rose concert in Vienna on
November II, 1890, when it made
great success, and was published the
following year. The quintet was on
the programme of the Joachim Quar-
tet concert in Vienna on January 2,
1897, few months before Brahms's
death, and though he was i'll at the
time he attended a rehearsal at Joa-
chim's room in the morning and seemed
to get great enjoyment from hearing
it. Half seriously he said, "That is
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IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC AND MUSICIAN
Calendar for the Current Week

SUNDAYAeolian Hail. the
Metropolitan House;
Hppodrome M
by GaCurc the Chicago
OF
Baldwin; Brooklyn Academy concert
Rnson
Street S:15 modern symphonic
by William
MONDAYAeoian Hail. by Legnska;
Metropolitan Opera House.
Ella Comare and "Petrushk
Reinald Werrenh
n,
chamber music by the Lett
French of
Hall
Plaza, "a. of M
recital by Tuckerman
WEDNESDAY-Carnege Hail. m, O. and
pnoforte Mayo Wader of
"The Winifred
Christe College freezer
by Samuel Baldwin, Metropolitan m Qin-
Birthday
Lexington Theatre Italian 81
THURSDAYCarng Hail. Symphony Society, $3.50
Of the Philharmonic
Italian first performance
"Loreley."
FRDAY-Aeoan Hall violin recital jeffrey; H.
Gutenberg; m
of the Philharmonic Society," Metropolitan m
Italian "Rgoetto"; Lexington Theatre opera
Jongeur de and
SATURDAYAeolan chamber music bv the E1on
zay Quartet Metropolitan
ballet "Lodoa and "Petrushka"
"Tosca
Italian Faust popular
Music, 2 p concert by the Symphony Society.
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Mr.. HendersOn's Lecture

This evening, at S:15 o'clock, Mr.. w
}. Henderson, music editor of "The
Sum-" will give an illustrated lecture
on "Modern Symphonies and Sym
phonic Poems" at the University Set.
Element, Rivington and Eldridge
streets. Mr.. Henderson has for many
years been a writer and lecturer or
music, and his book on "The Orchestr
and Orchestral Music" is recognized a.
an authority on the subject.
The University Settlement has, this
season, been giving a series of Sunday
evening lecture recitals on "The Ap-
probation of Music" the purpose OF
which is to give a broad survey of the
various forms Of musical art and at
the same time to develop an Intelligent
appreciation of good music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

New Symphony Orchestra has been
said to have been made secure by an
agreement entered into between the
musicians and a womcns committee
of 1875, with Mrs. Ncwbold lie Row Ed
gar, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs
Ralph Pulitzer and Mrs. Charles s
Guggenheimcr acting as an executive
committee, with Miss Anne Single u,
as secretary
The New Symphony Orchestra prop
CIR will be composed of ninety men
TO be chosen from selected list of
200, to which latter figure membership
in the new association has been linn
tied. Edgar Varcse has been chosen
as their leader.
The orchestra will inaugurate its ac-
Invites in the city this spring with
a short series of three pairs of con-
certs to be given at Carnegie Hall on
April Hip, April 1926 and May $40
The programmes will be devoted largely
to new works, featuring many of the
ultra m odern type including several by
M. Varesc.
The young conductors only public
appearance in New York was on the
occasion of the presentation at the Hip
podrome of the Berlioz Requiem, given
in honor of the Allied dead In the
war
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but said by Mr.. SCHNEIDER to be out of
print. The collection, published as the
'lrst OF three volumes, contains speci-
mems of Lyric Songs, Soldier Songs,
Dance Songs, Foundelays (Khorovods)
Wedding Songs, Legends, a Riddle and
a Volga Song. Among the pieces which
may piQue the curiosity of the ordinary
music lover as contradistinguishcd
from the student of folksong is Late
at Night" which provided Tschaikof-
sky with the much admired melody of
the Andantc Cantabie of his string
quartet in d Cop. 11) the "Postilion's
Song" which Stravinsky used in the
score of "Petrouschka" 1.-THE Bells of
Novgorod,' which gave its tune to the
song of the drunken monk in Boris
Godounof," and the "Lcgend of Volga.'
whose melody is that sung by the
monks Mssail and Varaam in the
fourth act of the same opera.
II. E. X.
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Concerts to Come

February II, Aeolan Hall, Serge
Prokofeff; Fernando Carpi; February
18, Aeolian Hall, Margaret Tilly; Car
negie Hail. Russans Symphony Orches
ira; February 20, Carnegie Hall, Ar
thur Rubinstein; Aeolian Hall, Ernestt
Berumen; Emily Gresser; February 81
Aeolian Hall, Mrs. Peroux Williams
Hotel Biltmore, last Friday morning
musical, with Nine. CALI Curci; Feb
ruary 20, Maxine Elliott's Theatre. Sas
cha Votichcnko; February 25, Carnegie
Hall, Helene Handlers; March /, Car
ncgic Hall, Mischa Levitzki; March 3
Aeolian Hall. Max Rose; March a, Car
negie Hall, Elias Breeskin; March Is
Acolian Hall, tho Sutro Sisters.
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not bad piece" Of the concert itself
Joachim wrote later to a friend: ssHe
had great pleasure that evening in thu
q major quintet. 1t was touching to
see him come before the public to &C
knowledge the enthusiasm aroused by
this work. The tears were in his ewes
and ne was very weak. The people
cheered and cheered endlessly." That
was almost the last time that Brahms
appeared IN public, and he died two
months later.
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A Brahms Quintet

Brahms's Quintet in G. major, Opus
Ill, which will be played by the Lett
Quartet next Tuesday evening, is close
ly connected with the last months of
the composers life.
While at supper after a concert of
the Joachim Quartet in Vienna in JAN
uary, 1890, Joachim asked Brahms
what he intended composing next, and
the company joined in urging that he
set to work on a quintet for strings
The idea remained with Brahms, and
that summer at Ischl the quintet was
composed
1t was heard for the first time pub
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- Application was made last week at
Albany for tho incorporation Of and
charter for the New symphony
Orchestra Of New York, "A new organiza.
ton, M the name indicates, made up
Of selected musicians, who will opcr.
ate officially as The Musicians New
Orchestra Society Of the New York
Federation OF Musicians.
The DermaneDcy and future OF tho
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(,lef Club Concerts

The Clcf Club Bonbon Buddics will
give "a concert at the Selwyn Theatre
tonight, and next Saturday evening
they will appear ut Carnegie Hall. The
programme for this evening includes
the Chef Club march, "Liza Jane" "Ia
Rumba," "Nalla" ballet, prelude by
Raehmaninoff, tho "Mavolyne' waltz
and other pieces.
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SUNDAY

Aeolian Hail. p. M. concert by the
symphony Society:
IN MEMORIAM OF THEODORE ROOSE-
i' VEIL
r,rn October -. 1888: died January 6. 1919
aThs Angel Of DEATH" Symphonic Poem.
G.. W. Chadwick
New: first time in New York;
sy,nphony No. 3. in minor. Beethoven
"a Flute de Pan tSonate) Mouquet
Daniel MaQuarre
Arranged by Gabriel Pierne
Great Hail Of City College, q p. M,
Organ recital by Samuel A. Baldwin:
Wsrehe Funsbre CT Chant SeraphiQue,
""'N' Guilmant
Araante from Fifth Symphony , Beethoven
weeping Mourning ............... List
r Msd. IRON from Symphonic Pathetique.
''''''N Tschaikowsky
"Hora Mystica' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bossi
EleQie ......'.'.' :, y ,ries
Ep;c Ode ................... Bellairs
Princess Theatre, 3 p. m, song re-
cjtal by Penelope Davis:
DDefydd gareg wen .......... Old Welsh
zone Morn the Maiden Sought the Mill
tune OF the 18th century, Old English
shepherds Cradle Song Arthur someryell
hS'' o'e' '''' Emil sjogren
"Fulgis" ................:... Stenhammer
'Hvis du har yarme Tanker" Hakon Borresen
"l,,5 Ma' dAmour Cchanson popular pe'Ss
arranged by Emile Vuillermos).
"fe Moulin ....................G G. Pierne
Nanny ................. Ernest Chausson
Carnival" ..............Fe Felix Fourdrain
Of Jerdon,' my Lord. What Morn
~ Arranged by H. +. Burleigh
The composer at the piano)
"Ye That Have Faith, Mad Patsy "A
Widow Bird Sat Mourning .....:..
Bryceson Treharne
Joy" ................ A. Walter Kramer
Summer Glow ............ Eastwood Lane
Light, My Light ................Ca Carpenter
Hippodrome, s;15 p. m.-Concert by
Nine. CALI Curci and the orchestra of
the Chicago Opera Company:
0verture-"William Tell" ......... Rossini
Conductor. Giorgio Poacco
tina voce POGO IA from Barber of
Mime Galli-Curci
Symphonic Poem-'Le Rouet domphale"
Conductor. Giorgio Polacco
Down in the Forest" ....... Ronald
The Brownies Leoni
when Chlors Sleeps ............ Samuels
Nine Galli-Curci
Meditation That's ........... Massenet
Violin Solo. Cregor Skonik
Conductor, Cleofonte Campanini
Dance of the Hours -" Gioconda" 1885,.
Ponchielli
Conductor. Cleofonte Campanini
Waltz-"Dinorah' ............... Meyerbeer
Nine Galli-Curci
Flute obbligato M Berenguer)
Triumphal March-"Queen of sheba',
Godmark
Conductor Joseph Rafaeli
Carnegie Hall. 3 p. M, violin recital
by Jascha Hefetz:
Devils Trin' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tartini
Siciliano, Presto. ............ Bach
Concerto in sharp minor, Op. %. Ernst
Allegro moderate
Ncetarnc in L fat major. ...... Chopin
Dance No. II. dance No. 12....... Brahms
Andanse cantabile 49,. Observation-Disclosures
Souvenir de Moscow. ...... Weniawsky
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TUESDAY

Carnegie Hall, 3 p. m, concert by
the Philadelphia Orchestral:
Overture. 'Leonore." No 3 Beethoven
concerto, Tor piano and orchestra, in
ara. Nine. SamarofT
Poe'ne de l'Extase' Skryabin
At s:l5 p. m. Piano recital by Berye
Kuoinstein at the meeting Of the HUI
manitaran Cult
81 Francis marchant sur les Flots."
Mazuska Brlante. Etude de Concert
IN r minor, Eighth Rhapsodie. ~ List
hevoiusionary Ltude; Etude OPP 10. No.
ksude op. Is, No. II Mazurka in
~ sharp minor polonaise in A fat Chopin
hafnenoi Ostroy" Pr,h;rste;n
4 Romance p,,hins4n;,s
'@i'ei@ List
Aeolian Hall, s:15 p. NJ, concert by
the Lett Quartet.
quartet in D minor. Paris Edition, No.
Quintet for two vioins. two volss and nd ="
moloneello, in G major, op. III. Brahms
SaAt'es in G minor, OPP. 27.......... Grieg
assisting artist Mr. Louis Svccenski
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METROPOLITAN OPERA

Mon. at s. Double Bill: Crspno. Hempel Bras
l lau; Scott Cond.; Papl. Tolld by Petruschka.
Cali; Bom. Bondglio Cond., Monteux
Wed Mat. at 3 Aida Muo. Cla,issen; Caruso
Whitehill Mardones Cond., Moranzonl
Wed. at 3, Faust, Farrar. Delaanois: Martinell
Rothier. Chalmers. Cond.. Monteux
Thurs. at 3. Boris Guodnow. Matsenauer; Didur
Althouse Mardones. Bada Cond Papi.
FRI at S:l5. Rlgoletto. Barrentos. Perrin: Hack
EFT. De I4uca. ltother. Cond., Morafzon
SIX. at 2 Lodoletta. Easton; Caruso. Chalmers
Malaesta, Dldnr. Cond.. Moranzon Petruschka
Call: Bom. Cond.. Monteux
Sat. at S:l5 Use to So Tosca. Farrar: Lazaro
Scott. Kossi. Ananian. Cond. Mnranznni
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SATURDAY

SAI L RDAl
Carnegie Hall, y. m. Concert by the
Philharmonic Society.
Symphony No. 4, in f minor. Op. Sc
Tschakowsky
Prelude, THE Mastcrsingers" introduce
ton to "Lohengrin"; Prelude and
Love Death from Tristan and Isolde:
March of the Knights OF the Holy Grail
=, and Bell Scene from "Parsifal" Wagner
Narche S'av .......... ...... .Tschaikowsky
Aeolian Hall, 8 p. NJ. Concert by the
Friends of Music
Music for four strnged instruments. in
minor On Memoriam) MS. first
time. ........... Charles Martin Loeffler
The Flonzaey Quartet
Songs John Alden Carpenter
Les Silhouettes
The Lawd Is Smilin Through the Do "
Berceuse de Guerre
Nine. Pova Frijsh
Accompanied by the composer
-Four poems for voice, viola and piano La
Cloche felee. Dansons la gigue, lie
son du cor Serenade. ....C c. M. Loetfler
Nine Frijsh. M. BailIy and Mr.. Gerhard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

AS another illustration of how the
political spirit of the times is express
ing itself in music comes a volume oil
Sixty Russian Folksongs," edited By
Kurt SCHNEIDER and published by G.
Schirmer. The volume has also beer
provided with an Introductory essay
by Mr.. SCHNEIDER, who shared the work
Of translating the texts with Mr.. Deems
Taylor. There is promise in this
volume of others to follow until the
lovers Of song shall be in possession of
"a complete English edition of the
standard Russian folksongs," which,
says Mr.. SCHNEIDER "has been one of
the crying needs of the musical world
He avoids making claim to authorship
of all the Accomplishments (the songs
being for solo voice and pianoforte) ,
but says that to avoid monotony in
songs having many stanzas he has
added variations and paraphrases which
he drew from the adaptations of such
composers as Rimsky- korsakoff, Bala-
kiriv, Moussorgsky Sieroff and Boro-
dine. Worthy of hearty commentator
Is the fact that in his classification of
the songs and his essay on the uses of
folksong in Russia he invokes scien-
tifc spirit and declines to make appeal
to mere curiosity concerning the texts
or melodies of the songs themselves.
The collectors Of Russian folksongs
have contributed much to the study of
folklore as we'll as to music and, while
the gleanings Of Erik and Bolme have
been more voluminous, the German
thesaurus Is much less interesting to
the musical student as we'll as less
valuable to the composer than the vast
and varied body Of Slavic song which
has been put at his disposal. Here
the composers OF every country may
find rhythms and melodic motivi to
reanimate the artistic forms without
using entire melodies as their themes.
For such idioms the whole world is
reaching out. In his descriptive essay
on tho different kinds Of folksongs, as
they have been classified by folklorists.
Mr. SCHNEIDER has made good use Of w.
Il. Ralston's "Songs of tho Russian
People," published in London in 1872,
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Recent Publications

Eugen Gutenberg, who is the head
of the normal violin department of the
New England Conservatory in Boston.
has written a little book on violin play
ing which has many striking and in
teresting features. Mr.. Fritz Kreisler.
in a preface, tells something about its
origin According to his story four
representatives of the system of in
struction pursued at the Vienna Con-
servatory once contemplated co0perat-
ing on work which should present
the method of their masters to the
world. The four were Franz Kneiscl.
Eugen Gutenberg, Felix Winternitz
(also of the New England Conserva-
tory) and himself. Circumstances pre-
vented the contamination of the plan,
but Mr. Gutenberg laid down it's funda-
mcntals in his little book, which has
been published by Carl Fischer and to
it Mr.. kreisler gives a cordial indorsc-
mont The work is really capital
compendium Of the technical element
in violin instruction, combined with
much sensible discussion of the atti-
tudc which ought to exist between
teacher and student His directions for
the different positions of the left hand
and the handling of the bow are illus
trated by photographs which are help
full, as is also graded course of studies
which begins with elementary material
and ends with the things which engross
the attention Of master players.
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Programmes of the Week
Impressions, OPP. (first time).

Impressions. Op. (frst time).
Louis Grunberg
The Temple.
The Dance of the Yelled Priestesses.
The Sacrifice.
Night.
The Flame Dance of Isis
Naise Oubliee. ,.............. List
La Chasse ...,.............. Paganini-Liszt
Mephisto Valse. ............. Lszt- Busoni
At p. M, violin recital by Helen
jeffrey:
Sonata in d minor Observation-Disclosures Brahms
Concerto in minor. ...........S aint-Saens
Praeudum ct Allegro. go. Pugnani-Kriesler
Miniature. ...................F Francis Moore
Melancolie. ............... Samuel Gardner
nuhnofeske ..,........ Tor Aulin
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"Wednesday

1reat Hall Of City College, p. m,
organ recital by Samuel A. Baldwin:
a assesta and fugue in b minor Bach
ss-s-I a'soh .-................. Guilnant
Noct,~-.so "aea Ward
s,r ys.Sfhe Observation-Disclosures. Foote
WI o the Wisp". NV CIV
70 ia = VAR n;.;, Lily" "a Deserted Farm
0h'0H'aas prelude and fantasia $500. Chaffn
Asolian Hall, p. M, piano recital
0y Winifred Christie:
ssS Sa Tragica. op. 45.. .MacpowelI
.sy;a slonF'qne Les Barricades Mys-
h,ooramage Rameau," "Goliiwogs' Cake
.r,aaIik, Jardins Sous Ia Pluie" Debussv
NApres-Midi dun Faune" Debnssy
TRANSCRIBED by Leonard Borwick)
f. sm, OF the Aequa Paola. !" Night
consss~. .-......-. Charles r. CriHes
~ Sarnegie Hall. 3 p. M, violin and
s .sn9 recital by Mayo Wadler and
Concerto -'uy Ropartz
eas.. ssery." "Fairyand. ;srhe jaor Auin
Up shs oekiawaha" Mnr NIL ,u pa,en
Ahsarian airs. ..... Rach,nsni,,ae,
~ e'io p. "a. fourth Evening Mail,
s ~. by the Philharmonic Society;
Violin Hc1s s Easter. .Rimsky y Korsalsofr
e'I s ,,,,:.. 49, Msndeissohn
'f''a Eehsnia's Wood. and Fields -
1iEorna Vincltor' from Aida verdi
sy,.. AIMS Fitziu
no. +. "Pathstique" Tschaikowsky
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MONDAY

Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m, piano recital
by Ethel I.eginska:
Gavo.te and variations. ........R ameau
Sonata in E fat Op. l22 Schubert
hsuds in A miner OPP 25.......C Chopin
Nocturne op. e., polonaise. ..... Chopin
Etude in sharp major ............A rensly
rreiade IN g minor ....... Rachma ninof
valss in E major Moszkowski
Rhapsodie II. List
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-31
Bekendtgerelse.

Nord Dakota Kredses Hednin-
gemissionsforening afholder Aars-
mode, vii Gud, i Nazareth Me-
nighed, Kenmare, N. Oak, den
6. Jan.
ALE Medlemmer har Stemme-
ret.
Serg endelig for at faa allie
Bidrag indsendt til Mrs. |. So
rensen, Kenmare, N. D., Rt. l,
linden Aarsmedet.
f. r. Andersen, Formand.
Nazareth Menighed indbyder
venligst til ovennevnte Mode.
Tilrejsende bedes melde sig j
god It'd til undertegnede.
Paa Menighedens Vegne
A. Hofgaard.
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500, 900, 900 i Julegave.

New York, 26. Dec. John D
Rockefeller har til julien bortgi-
vet 800, 000, 900. bet er den ster-
ste Gave i Verdenshistorien
HaIvdelen af Bel9bet gaar til Diet
aImindelige Skoloraad, der SEW
er en- Rockefeller Institution.
Raade Kapital og Renter skai
gordeles i Samarbeide med In
stitutioner for h9jere Uddannelse
for at foroge L9rernes LON.
De gvrige $50,000,0 900 gaar til
Rockefeller Foundation for at
.fremme Menneskehedens Vel
over hele Verden." AT denne
Sum skal SIS, 100000 efter special
Anmodning fra Giveren, anven-
DIES til Udvikling og Forbedring
If de ledende medicinske Skoler
i Canada, der forudsattes at
njse Tiillegssummer fra an
IRE Kilder.
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Cedar Falls, Ia.

Julius Petersen, som i de Sc
mere Aar har b0et hos sin Dat
ter Mrs. n. Dockveel, d9de !
Tirsdags Aftes af pneumonia. .
Han var i Kirke S9ndagen for.
I'D, Val hans Sygeleje var kun
kort. Han blev begravet fra Ma
zareth Kirke Fredag d. 26 Dec,
hyor Pastor NJ. n. Andreasen
talte we'd hans Baare.
Det gleder os at %erfare, at
Chr. Wolff, som har veret me
get syg af Blodforgiftning for
en- It'd, er bedre nu, saa vi vii
haabe, at han smart maa bliye
fuldstandig rask igen.
Nazareth Menighed afholdt sit
Aarsm9de anden Juledag ON At
tenen, og trods Diet, at Menighe-
den har haft forskellige ekstra
Udgifter j det forlebne Aar, I'D
vidste Regnskabet alligevel en-
Kassebeholdning. Styrelsen fra
sidste Aar genvalgtes med Und-
tagelse af M. Wolff, som like
kunde modtage Genvalg han
har med U~ndtagelse af nogle faa
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Aar, yaret Medlem af styrelsen
/ ca. 30 Aar. | hans Sted valgtes
?. Christensen. som ogsaa tidli.
gere har veret j S~tyrelsen.
l sendags Eftermiddags var
der Juletrefest for Bornene, %
som sedyanlig var der en- stor
Forsamling til Stede. De unges
Juletrefest oliver Nytaarsaften.
Med 0nsket ON ct godt og vel
signet Nytaar for Danskerens
Lpsere, dens Redakt6r og Med
arbejdere. Korr.
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Danmark.
Mindegudstjeneste i Maarum

NAAeSS 0eoeJSANoSS AAI~oA eAAA'
| Anledning af Pastor Hinhedes
Begravelse holdtes der i Maarum
Kirke EN- Mindegudstjeneste,
we'd hvilken Pastor Stricken fra
Crested predikede. Kirken var
fyldt til sidste Plads. Pastor
Hindhede mindedes som den tro-
taste Herrens Prest, den bren.
dende Bennens Mand med den
dybe Syndserkendelse Mand med
den dybe Syndserkendelse og den
frygtlose Kempen i Striden mod
Bibelkritikken, for hyis Liv og
Arbeide der skyldes Herren TAX
90 Ere.
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Arbejdslosheds -kasserne.

litiet j Middelfart %undersoger som
bekendt i disse Dage =. Dec
en- omfattende Bedrageriaffere
fra den lokale Arbejdsloshedskas-
Sc. hvor EN- Rekke Medlemmer
har modtaget Understottelse,
skont de samtidig havde ar
bejdet.
Sagen tegner til at blive al
vorlig, idet Kassens Tillidsmend
er impliceret.
Arbej neutrality-suspicious. har
forlangt enRedegerelse, saasnart,
sagen ligger opklaret. Der vii da
blive taget Bestemmelse ON /
hyor stor Udstrekning der skal
rejses kriminel Tiltale.
Samtidig er der bleyet iv@rk-
sat en- st9rre landsomfattende
Undersegelse, idet man har kon-
s%tateret. at der we'd flere andre
Observation-Disclosures er begaaet
mindre Misligheder
Den i~varksatte Unders9gelse
vii nu bringe Klarhed i disse
Forhold.
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Statsbanerne

Statsbanerne. 212 Mill. kr.
derskud i October. Statsbaner-
mes Driftsindtegter / October
Manned 1919 var efter forelebig
Opgorelse 11,720, 900 Kr. Drift
sudgifterne var 14,160 900 Kr.,
Underskudet altsaa 2,440,O0O kr.
Efter den endelige Opgerese for
October 1918 var Driftsindteg-
terne 7,423,899 Kr., Driftsudgif-
terne s,172,565 Kr., Underskudet
altsaa 74s, 666 Kr.
| Tidsrnmmet April-Oktober
1919 var acknowledgements efter
forelobig Opgprelse 50, 100000
Kr., Driftsudgifterne 79,S00,000
Kr., 0yerskudet altsaa 100000
kr. Efter endelig Opgsrelse for
Tidsrummet April-Oktober 1918
var Driftsindtregterne iatl 3d.
731,453 Kroner. Udgifterne var
-, 751,04S Kr. og Oyerskudet
altsaa $50 ,405 Kr.