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scheduled game at Montreal June 2d

This blrd is otherwise known as the Black-backed Woodpecker, and is classed by Bain (i801) along with the Hairy and the Downy woodpeckers, as birds that stay with us summer and winter. "During the dreary months they add to the little life found in the lonely woodlands by flitting from trunk to trunk and demurely dig- ging for their insect prey. But when the brightening suns of March gleam o'er the forest, they

l-ie upheld the protest of Belti- rnore Orioles, who claimed s. rul- ing on an umpireh interference with a play at second base was contrary to the official playing

rules. In the second innins of the May , e had Frank

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lviancuso on first base and Don

Richmond on third with two out. Mancuso stole second and on

the catchers high throw to the

D’ye ken Elsie Marley, honey? (Chorus).

‘Ilhe “Lam-bton lads" arc under- stood to be the five sons of Lord Lambton who spent time and money at the tavern.

Eisies end was a sad one. She suffered from a long illness - which was possibly the cause of her late rising - and at last was found drowned in a pond near Pictree, on August 5th., 17cc,

one shilling for the entire course. That, however, was long agol I believe some books with a similar aim, have been published on this side of the Atlantic but can give no information about them.

In conclusion, here is the school- mastefs advice to us. W11"! W! were too enthusiastic: "Don't shout

as the latter took the throw. Bruises then was unable to make a play at the plate.

When Richmond scored, Bridges

Richmond back to third. Manages

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tested the gems immediately. Bhaughnessyh decision ltrudr out

_.., m," CH3 c0 c i mo“; m, b011,, beech my, a!“ H “ V‘ no"; Tim). not singing. Get your base Richmond broke for the plate. protested that the umpire inter. .11 "was. o; m, "m, ﬂﬂu‘ l bond brakes proﬁle: with a vlkorouvsv rap. rwblng. .6316 mgliyliopréc wcarhmdm “'1' expression right first of all, and Umpire Leonard Toff, covering the fend with his play. Toff, after Montreal one less victory Ind . ,_ rbousandsofarrremllss make the nnkrci woodland ring. 31103:,“ n One 5d a‘ t” °° ‘c ‘m you'll carry your hearers with you. play at second, collided with short- consulting with umpires Henry Baltimore one less defeat in the c» i °f 5'13"!“ Like those oi all woodpeckers mugs a p” ry °°mp°" Shouting won't do it." stop Rickey Bridges of Montreal Tatieir and Jim O'Connor. ordered standings. MORE mrcnvs anakmoi ‘d b’ ’°““°““‘ °’ °°‘““-" m" '

their eggs are pure white. They are six in number, placed in a nesthcle excavated in the solid timber of lofty trees." .'I'he read- er will observe that Francis Bain had the eye of a naturalist and the soul of a poet.

ham. It is an odd circumstance that Sir Walter Scott introduces the ballad of Elsie Marley into the Fortunes of Nigel, and puts it into the mouth of Richie Moni- piies, an eccentric Scottish ser- vant. The incidents in Bir Wal-

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Dune scoring l: practically eliminated, since din and grit rarely collect on its unbroken BRIE, e.

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. Woodpecker ranges from Northern ﬁsfqbog. a: Filfposed t? hue “'7"*'*“_'*"|"'°“"'”'““ Quebec to the nhfthern range oil "fﬂpL-fﬁ -l. T7.‘ James “d” '7'“ “m” c7"*"" 5mm‘ the American States, is known to' iisléihwas by!!!‘ m‘ aundmdvmunw, be tolerabiy common in N. 8.. and crunches/Canada. uruna. is not perhaps so numerous hers

as it was in Brain's time. A WORD ABOUT soL-IA

Arctic Three-food Woodpecker. AOU. 400. W-Lnter Visitor (?)—- 1918. Male. Head: middle of crown with n bright yellow patch; n while line from the nostrils passes below the eye. Back and rest of the upper parts blue-black with- out any white. .Wing feathers spotted white. ‘Pall: middle feath- ers black, outer feathers white except at tfhe base. Sides heavily barred black and white; rest of the underparts white. Toes: two pointing forward: one behind. Adult female similar, but no yel- low patch on the drown. Length 9 to l0 inches.

I read with great interest, Mr. M. McKsmnieb letter in ‘Ilhe Guardian of May 5th. It goes di- rectly to time point when it de- precates the learning of some and choruses "by ear." That is a makeshift way of learning; why use it “when one can readily learn i0 Si“! “by note" under the Tonic Sol-fa. system?

That system was originated by one Guido. a monk, at Arezno, Italy. in the eleventh century. In- silnd of reading the musical scale 18C: D: E: F; G; A; B: 0(1); ize boldly used the syllables D0; M: Mi; Fa: sol; Lo; si; D0. Mid-

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I note that for Senior Glass 00 in the Musical Festival, the test piece was Dunhill‘s "Elsie Mar- ley." Elsie was a real personage

wmlng the notes Doh; Ray; Me; iwn: Sch: Lah; Te; Doh (1); and for ease in writing these wore contracted to d; r; m; f;

nsrs. Nine New Brunswick teams and Houiton, Me., participated.

NAPOLEON AND UNCLE ELIY

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and a song about her doings was composed and sung during her lifetime. long before Dunhill‘s day.

lier name is variously given as Elsie, Ailsic, cr Alice Marley and her husband, nalph Marley, was

s; 1 i; mil. These letters were prinircl vcrtically (one above tilid nilierl on a chart calleri__by Cur- wrn a “Modulator”, and with this simple device (and n teacher who understood it!» (‘hildrﬂl learned

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-. landlord of “The Swan" public- house (tavern) at the village of Pictree eight or nine miles south of Newcastle on Tyne. Ralph, it may be said in passing. was rc- lated to the powerful fan1.ily of the Min-lays, great landowners in the district.

Alice was s. handsome, bustling landlady. says local tradition and brought good custom to the house

in a very few weeks i0 strike the correct notes. no matter what in- terval lav between. Then school song-books, printed in the Sol-fa. Notation. appeared. and were an immediate success.

The Tonic Sol-fa system went through the mining villages of Northern England like an epidl- cicmic! ‘Ithere were glee-clubs and concert parties everywhere, and

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singing as in most other things. In "Ions-Um dd:

this lesser day my readers must be content with two:

"key-note" from a “t-unlnQ-fork," and sang the scale up and down two or three limes. using the sol-

(l) . . . Elsie Marley's gown so f, mime; and pointing to rash on S Tl N D A I D a p T ' a n ‘ l ﬁr" th Mocil * i shaman‘? m w w me n» 35s s“ tafiaisareoiatill‘. (if; F I A T. u ‘ I ' I I ‘ ' i‘ l’“'P°“-) The" h’ Fm’ “i urw rams imp grade robin brsaedirya e-smo use nus is o PM!" M But lies in bed till eight or nine. the "key-note" from a "Luning- n"; lgw-segpera 0dr‘ snakes for l“ mod“. “an m. “Touﬂn” ma‘ a

And surely she does take her time. 1 k," - - - _ day“ as: ﬁngthtrli; stcjarllcgsilpu a stronger, lighter, livelier C. M. Bicycle. “huh " h ‘Maud ‘qulpmn

asked us lo sing up the scale as he had done, at the same time pointing to the notes as before. He never sung with us. If we made a mistake he stopped the class, sang the passage correctly solo, and made us sing it over again. It wasn't long before we all, great and small. could. sing the scale as well as he didi (Or thought we could!) '

The next step was the learning of easy intervals: phrases like- dohzmezsohrdoh (l)-- or—d:f:l:d- and so on, always referring to the Modulator. In s. little while the scholars could take any interval and were ready to undertake time studies.

‘The above remarks are meant to be (he answer to enquiries receiv- ed from other parts of the island, respecting this sysiem of musical no- tation. A natural enquiry would be, Why did the children make such progress? Woli, firstly, because they

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There was another factor that made for progress in the Bel-fa system: the vilaal effect afforded by the "Modulator practice." As the pointer moved up the scale, the

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