Life — December 20, 1917 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY BOSTON U.S.A Kreisler TRAFING Kreisler seems almost too easy a war job for so ambitious a militant as Brother Hillis of Brook- lyn; but Brother Hillis has had trou- bles of his own, and very possibly glad to be associated with an entirely new line of criticism. When one has had sorrows, it is a relief to change the topic to the griefs of other persons. Perhaps it was inevitable that Kreis- ler’s concerts should m: trouble, but there are innumerable other ways to beat the Germans that seem more ef- fective than to drive an Austrian Violinist into retirement. And, so far as appears, there is nothing against Kreisler, except gossip. He has been carefully followed up by the secret service, and nothing has been found im. In a letter printed in’ the ning Post of November 26th he tells about himself and his doings, and to what helpless people the money he has sent to Austria has been devoted. 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