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BRITISH SHOCKED
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Nowhere Is There Outspoken
Approval of Official Destruc-
A tion of Irioli Village
PAPERS BITTERLY CRITICIZE
Ity the Assr-i late.1 I'rcss
London, .Inn '.' I'tili opin mi le
eched n -.lioik nh. n tin- detail, of
the burning of tlu Irish town of Mid'e
ton on Haturdnv ncrr i'i 1. public vo
terdny. This -.hods n particular!)
felt in ipuirtc: s ulieiv it Imd been sun
..posed tlmt tmirllnl law in southwestern
Ireland would put nn end to nnrh re
prisals. Nowhere l there nuf-poken
Approval of tin- ptitilsliliiPlH I irti'il o'lt
to tlm Irish m'Iiujp In Mnior itpnpni'
Sir IMuard Strick'nml. nnd there ii
tlently i -nine icliiPtinci' to itiilnrs
Ibis tuPtliod of Ui"-!lnc ordei
'. In ollioml -til 'unit it i- dictnrml
iliat spm-ii iM-lm- in At .!l-fi-ti we.
dcstroje.l as ii n-ilt f mi n ulnisli of
police to lr tlmt t .. i list Wi-ilii,-(a
Declnrof nm n i-i i I fln t' p nu'lmri
tics hud c'i i ' 1 t'int tin ppo; Ic Minis
in certain house in tlip vicinity of the
outrago iniit haw Known of tin? plot
ii mi'iiHi t In nolice, nnd tlmt, lifter
t In Inmate of tin houses --elected for
dpstnii'tioti lmd been warned, to leave,
'i lmildiliKM wen net on Hie. The oe-
'il'iintx mit pi'iuiitttd to leinove their
ii'imbVs. t litid to leinc tin ir fur-
ulure bel'iinl
Win ihelitiiiu to ipiPftion tlip :irt
f burnititf tin Iioiip. on tin ground
t'int U w i n Untitle luvit-mre. tin I.on-
don Times ipnstloiis the ailequiir. of the
. i xtiliinntion tlelt Hip itiliilhitiuits of the
biriinl (Iwel'mics wii ti mud to hnvp '
kiioun nf tlie iiinhu-.il. I
Olliciiil iepii-i . Ho ncuipnpcr
milium-. "iii l ! ro igli I'm tn of
ir -.iei . Imt. de-plle the rnueliiici. the
' p'iM'il't of IIIKtieP slnmld be nlunH be-
, !. I i;'HMl m
I In lUii. Kvpreos. fcrniititiB thnt the
in tion wns lcjiil nnd pri5'ininh' ueci--ii
j. mid".. "I'lit it is honible. a. It
!ev"iK nn nbsolntp Mute of wnr in Ire-
nnl. nnd it i iinpoib'.e to withhold
uipnfn trom Irishnien who find
tin ni-i h between tin hummer of Sinn
!'. hi murderer nnd the nmil of the
! it h troi p i "
I'll" riiln:tl p.es, on the other hnnd
!s h.nilii,!, tin I'm!. News Hn.wnii:
Tin report- will be rend with ntnnxe
'Hit nnd denpiih. If i n :ivnie mit
riiui upon liumnn deertipj . and the
. .itt-r tntiot be left where It W."
Tln lnil He' ulil. orpin of labor,
a'li it "aMigi 'itnl dribolli loleupe."
and full- ii'ioii labor to stop "this war
,ip,n a nation "
Uubllil. .Inn : il'tv A P.) Two
iinn ".ho. iiniid.tiR to a -latement is
v , ft run Iliibin t'n.tl wire badlv
wTitrl b tin Ji'liee. wei -lint In Mil
liffs eti I in while iittemptitii; to es
cupp. Tlie were David Tobln and
Tlioiuas Mtuphy, of Ilultltignrry, cmiiit.
KimvrieK.
The stiiteinenl miji that ns n mili
tary ear appioaehed Tobln'i house he
ami Murph. ran out of the door. To
bln. after proeenditig a hundred jards,
took tjlielter behind a hnnlt. Witli drawn
rcvolvori the soldiers mitllnnlted him
and nhot lilm dead. .Murphy was
In ought down bv a bullet and died later.
HIC JACET: ONE PINT
Tears and SIqIi3 at Curbside Dler of
Somebody'n Darllno
"HroUen Itnltles," a prett), senli
mcntal little pl. lot, was produced lit
the foot of the Ntep lending to Itioad
Street Station last night
Ktiteis mi old mnii obviously on Ills
wn. home uptate. Punibles unijer his
font lulls. V einli is lienrd and n
the eo'.d utoiie pnvlnj,' (s 1)Iiik the slmt
tcrrd little form of what was onep u
pint flnsK. The old man stands with
bowed head. uluikitiK with Riief.
(Juirkly a irowd Kiithers, twcnt.v,
(ftv I'Uhty hurr.iiiK traveleis, Of)
.onip the hats of the men as the, stand
in a i In le about the Mask, from whieli
tin iiipuii' ltni is chbinj; awaj. TIipj
orea'hp depph. Some mote Tliej
em to cnio In-milling dec plj .
I'ntil the liottle was taken iiwnj b
the (itent Sweepci lifteen minutes later,
every pnsserb paid tin silent tribute of
a band head. Ah. memories that used
to bless nnd burn out throats.
THE LETZ QUARTET
Gives an Interesting Program Boforo
Chamber Music Society at Dcllevue
The I.etz (Junrtct furnished the pro
gram at yesterdn) nrtexnoou'.s meeting
of the riinmber Music At-nnelnlion nl
the Ilellevue. and added uuiterinlly to
the lilgli lepulntloii the nuailet has nl
irndy aehleved in l'hllndelpbla, besides
preseiitlng one of the most lntete.ting
programs thai the membeis of the asso
i uitlon lime jet heard".
The prosrnm began with the O minor
of Ik'ethoven. probably the best of the
hi earlj ipuiitds of that eomiioser, win
had no'riMil in the quartet, and one of
the finest in the wdumluus qunrtet lit
erature It was tendered with gieat
coiiseieiitiousncss nnd nrtNtle Riueeilt.v.
as well as with the requited tonal and
ihjtlnuii baiitj and neeurney. Mi.
l.etz'H inleipretntion (.bowed the name
slight hastening of the liiine brnvuia
pasjnges in the opening allegro as be
did In the Schubert 1) minor quartet In
the previous concert of the organization
here. Tins i-oumled all right, if lei
baps a tilfle breathless in two pbt"e
nnd there wns no "loss in the etiHPinblp.
Hut the Midden change in tempo at the
beginning of the two sei lions of the mo
of the minuet wns not no happj. Hie
slow movement was played with much
brnuH "f 'one. nnd the last movement
wnssuinrhlj plnjed. The qiiartt t in the
HeethoMii followed the ebiHsie stniidard.
as it iiImius does, both in tempo and
icti in e so in spirit.
T'ie iiovilt was the new quartet of
Mallplero, the Itnllnn ultia-moderntst.
the composition having won the jirl.e of
SHIIMI nt the teeent Hetktililre t'hnniber
Jluslc Kcsthnl, Yestcrdnj wn the llrst
pri foriiiiinee of the qunitet In public
nnywlicie. The toniposituui dppnrts di
ridedly from the ncccpted qunrtet form,
and there is little chance In its mnteilnl
for, counterpoint or for thematic de
velopment, the two'elementu upon which
the quartet in the past hns bppn built.
The work Is entitled "Ulspettl e
Strnmhoggl." two nticient forms of
Italian poetiy. diverse in chnnuter, rep
resenting, it might nlmont be mild, tlip
opposite ends i.f the emotional scale.
'J he tliPinath iuatori.il in itself is sim
ple and hugely undeveloped. It is In
one mmeiiieut, with constant ehniiges of
tempo. It is a nerlos of tone plctuies
of Itnllnn folkllfe. nnd the cotnnosltinn
ecrtnlnlj carries out the Idea peifectlv.
Tin hiirmoni7allon Is mixed, Itnllnn
chinch harmonies of two or three cen
turies ngo being freely contrasted with
the most Modern Itnllnn ideim of liar
inoiiy. which go considerably bejond
Hebussy, Kael or most of tlie Trench.
Hut the advisability of using the quar
tet ns n medium for music of tills kind
is questionable. The quartet Iiiih, after
all, but one kind of tone, color, nnd
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'tlie tiroRrnm closed with Ihe little
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V minor, which was found ninotiK the
compositions of Schubert nfter his death.
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afternoon in performance as well ao in
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