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� "I , 41-�,'4311107�%od' an I m2djoilie, of,thespirlt. an-egplabittion is ,;ought for the qufiibers. For the joarest mWitici- I 0 'd Qua atio ad' when t a oaltion in 46 a gle, flow of broath. phrases and 4sur4s, Xnally: $150 WO at the corn m I and stores �
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.11.�, �! . I -:11", Robert Lade,'� oh6wi -on what terms from Bach, Handel, Mendelosohn Mixed choirs, then, are the only In the inor6ass and decrease of this power chiefly depends ama* for you to pick out at your leisure. , � -
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,,, , �� _� 1"", �,:_, .� 7. the Indiana. ' Be4vet' Akins; were words, choral music, in whatever godizations for the out on an _gf Yotksh to and the Mendelsoohn If you would thoroughl onJoy otkars dig. I've got to stay u ing himself on the Kildcaan Cas- .� I I I
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L I I . I �_, 1�1 �";�'. 0 I . VA AU VALS SAVE ing and selling. The Indians paid art, the common people's beat me- first, the , the pkoirliarmonio by thes�a qual ties in a superb do- oantilena tone, polished 10WO, find what I'm lookinq for.' Go 1: � �i . , : ;
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1�.� 11 ing the power of interpreting prano, althougb, tenor and basq, tain from their choirs the utmost Tboao aro the only qualities really wilderness, but I insixtod. It was 'Kisilepo, Lynn, was recently sent to -
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I ,j 11, �,�� 7";,4 . ; 8 10inx. ound glass beads .. ... I tie art. Its very nature compella emotion characteristic of the t'v) Listen, then, with the most Ban- stunts in tr - and #orod to death by a "ll. Ma ... ..
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;., , . A - ,.V�i-vl,.!,Z:: . . One faced coat .... .... .... 6 all to join in the understanding and sexes. ills, turns, staocati, pot mining tools up the moluMain. .
'. �111'1 , 1, !("�,�:,,',�,;fo The his,t&y of the famous Had- One coat not laced .... ..... production of it; each member of sitive ear possible for refinements tamentoes, qadonzaB and other ioe- -,It ,,, tough Gurney, " you torn to rags and"Ri . '.. 4 , "I
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... 1� , d-tob .... .... i 'a exquisite sensation, ad %a daipressed trade and ussomploy-
,�;-�� gk_-� � 11;� . U4, accol . of view th- astonishment and surprise are not Wll,, we reached the pea
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I - I ��'Z�"'�`,;;" furar in Hudson (now Hudson) Bay ,Ona rax, I sympathetic endeavor., Furth I ' I ` f the critical a k we tw V� I
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�11� I , ", powder .... .... � .. I the pervasive perfume of the wild the,aimofart. Songisfor the heart ,are alone in the w ld, i . I �,
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.. 2 every community can ,support a tion of choral music, I shall use tile or ." aent had not greatly &&A*d On
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-'J , .. , . 'I, I " eluded several --men of high rank, and imagination, not for the more the clouds. We lived in a Collections in aid of aburich Imasils . �, �';
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-t; ", '.14�n .' Thi) Duke of York, the Duke of Al. beci I Is aroma of shiest daisy or of the f logo, where I was ilk the Manchester dia0ese. � �, -
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, �,� I L marle .11' vocal speaking people-tbat is, the V111.11: dewy dark -eyed violet peeping fiorn ,,, ornament singer only tickles -the The custom of winging tlao olar. . � li
I 'i ; I . turvy�_" ad the Ear' of'Sh"it' had to be changpd. Bisoa furs are emit relatively ple. Int THE ONLY WOMAN. -_ I , ;
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��,.,, v�.7�` .;, at amount with which to fight ,a involved in owning a violin, flute, up of recitatives, arias and choris- Just a few words about two other ful expressiorrof human emotion.- work. In a mining camp a man o'clock each ovealvig, "OsPE;
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.d.1 ... �t,�,�,�, rital companies and the intre- pieces of wood as he French horn, trombone or other in- ea. Recitatives and arias. are BoI3 desirable qualities in cho,rus sing- Dr. J, D. Logan, in Toronto World. does that work with his hands. go Sundaya, gross All Souls' DOF to
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�K, ip Rid indivi agents, chiefly melodic) forms; choruses are foravi ing--clearness of enunciation and I did a womau'a,
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�Ul,,. 1-11 Vrench, whole competition was Now, granted a body of singers of ensemble singing, the full body propriety in declamation. We hear 0 housekeeper, cook, laundress--tho The bead tolsobor of an Raster
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11.,11 hard on the Agwegtorprise. But who have the ear to recognize niu- of choralists taking part in unis.n many people say, "Ohl they (Choir whole'lestablishment. I was only a school has invalstaid is a small stock %
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", I ., , �, the conquest of Canada helped it a .
I 1. I as the c6mp&%.y fixes the price Of sical intervals, some ability to sing or in harmony. But since the cho-� of aCloists) miFht just as well . be — slip of A girl, but that work didn't of tboats god can *aspply, a boy who ;
j�_ I I . good dbal. English traders learn- the articles it at sight and a competent conductor, the essential, most been- singinq in Italian or German, it i I hurt me a bit. In fact, I w" truly, has Gal one pair witis, sIbe loan
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.."� ,. led the ways of the Inlians and their t fail then any community so situate ' has tiful and moving element of - r A , ssible to undarstand a word of hap PVr while ble own an being
��Zj �k systent of the exchiinge of goods. "a to toolift larg rafits. IM British Dress. of 0
� .1�i 6 � torio. I shall explain, first, what - -Now-tho-olear delivery of the, . mended. 114'1`1'��
:v . all the necessary equipment for the wto rY;rasn't th�,,Ie`sat i I nely . �
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I whialoko* & Millionaire Might Become 4 ing and sustaining f such alto other, of course, from the tech - delasohn Choir is its ability to utter ing it, but much annoyance was two young--paroons coul any- a I" of doe =, /
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", � � trade. In -1798,this now �company Monareh. I =. On the other hand an in I . every word of the text go that the, felt by the men in consequence of where together. and contracted rko'ood� onits,
I 11 I �, .� strumental body needs for Essential to good chorus si�gxpg audience can bear distinctly and the oil,getting on the .'tough serge #$I spent the days cooking, wash- from whicb-he has died. , ''.",
'A For some time past, writers in to auP' is a single general characterifiti't: unmistakably what is sung, as if of their jumpers or blouse'. This ing, and ironicig-in A very prim- Two Children who'woro,daed as )
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, "A f � 11 . . I tban 2220,600, and the existence of the serious Dutch monthly reviews Fort considerable private and pub. ,aar,aely,
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, have been di endowment. It is easy for a Ferfect homogeneity Ol'the words were read by an expert caused the blue collar of the same itive way, too. Why ray cook stove witnesses at Tower lkldp 0mil I
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l-, the Hudson's Bay Compiny wall sousains the value to country conamunity to have a to. voice qua ity on the part of each elocutionist. The indistinct mumb- material as th per to be added, was so near the dining table that ' t tillgir father gsba ,wm
" . Holland of her colqnisl possellsiollis. allas . _. 4-.--..
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.- - - __ ______. patable, --choral. .society; - but— of- the diffarenc.sactions _(aopraAo4 -Huss of most . choirs and -voloists- 4ut- -without-, mla',uhm ,U,,,,,- as- the 1�1=1& rpmatl i with. 61 -lair . �
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avai country village -not to consider a altos, tenors and bakees) of a choir. take away considerably from the collar. looked quite as untiay, so at out leaving my Best I tain big family, were 0"N
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-1 . --_.-Edward White has giVen us glimp- parts of Sumatra, Celebes ancl large city -can have ble The quality and experssional pow- full enjoyment of a chorus or an I th ille idea of putting the blue "Then after the day's work was identify him. It was *a
� . Bovneo, Bali, Lombok Part Of the b,.d or orchestra w 'a er of single voices must be totally aria. Always, then, appreciate I
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sea of the picturesquely ith.ut . b djM one over the 56rj;e wall adopt- done, there was the big reward. they had aeon him. -
: .. Moluccas (or S�pice Isiands), Cura- pull on private means or the pub- effaced in chorus singin$: effects in (and if you are a critic, congratu- ad, thi drill collar being a abilarate Sam and I used to pit out in front
.�. �, RIGH711ANDED METHODS coal Dutch Guiana (Surinam), and lie purse. For, while amateurs of tone -color and expression must be late) a 4oir or soloist whose enun. appendage, Bad therefore easily of the cabin &ad watch the sun I A large Octal W
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� � . . music, who have voices may join made to depend on the homogene- washed and kept clean. The Ian- down. In the twilight he we .
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. .. . I days has but one meaning, the Hud- West Indies. They cover an area together and sing choral composi- ity of the vocal utteranc ciation is clear; for it is a delight- uld I
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.. ;, Beale Bay Company. But accord-' i t -four, t full if subsidiary, quality in vocal yard was worn to represent the tell me about the mine and a m
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.� V IS revival was no better. , the matter of declamation. Han- 0 ng modow '" )
six T itself. 'mes as large As Ha'- tions at no expense to themselves group of voices. A Melba a Schum- utterance. Then, finally, there is ropes and rigging of the ship. and all, the beautiful things he about tacked by, to t with onak 11am .,
� . . The question is: Are these cot ' or the public, flutes, oboes, bas- man-Heink, a give me when he I ai. A*At 6 Saw
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. scions, clarinets French- horns and eon in a body of choralists would pa,radoxical) the bluejackets ob*t fortune. And I btli-ve I wells hap- cot madep,of the altuaden. ' I
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11 0 "It shrank from no act, however last or most of them, more trouble kettle drums cost.m, and ,wreck the good performance del never meant for example, the I V..'roall "
,� ,i %kCh_M,qA in life was death -to his anonly.
fl 1� Its than they are worthi Of course, even if they were inexpensive, the 6R6rall work by destroying the cof & Large phrase oi adoration: "Be- anticipations thii all Mrs. A shill vidge", 9-flquAt
�1 , Itiquitous," says the account. " . loy I' am- 'In theme days the neck was ex- P
� dfantf3 "=posed on their own am- t,piniou is divided an this question art of pl� i teIrr lizations have in
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I . rea. ears to be a growing feeling that expenditure of Ume an I study voice may be Olowed and usually phrase of scorn. "He trusted in fare of the man this was found to iobteen phot!iSrolsed With a
.1 111sifis Immense kofitsju opite of the majority of the cot '
'I Pales are villile, in addition, no amateur as- does prodomino,te over the voicoo God," or the Staccato, whi like be injurious to the heal b, befibe ly &aaos, diamonds and every daupter &god 73, grauld"uAter
06 compidtition of new Russian and doubtful blessings ak their TO.Ilds the substitute of th4 I ito nook you want.' And his words I aged 48, and several ftesit end ..
. � to Holland, saying any of these .instruments ex. of the chorus in an opera; but the phrase, "Lot us bra It hPlo,
., . I an companies." draining her of resources which she lept possibly the violin, in genius of choral art demands &boo sounder" of the "Messiah." Good give come true." -, I stest-great-grand-grand-"ughf*riL
. The American Fur Company, foi cannot Afford. ay expect - b &I a flannel, white being used to i _+ _1�1 - At a Olarkon*sll tiquest on log- .1
.� 5 Instance, was founded in isog with .Further, the government of some to receive adequate remuneration lute effacement of individual voices. o or inging demands character- the affect of the uncovered neck, - , .
� _ . from his skill in musical perform. Li ten, then, first of all, for homo- istic eloquence in the mere oral The two� rows of white braid at SPOOK SCARES TZB. sph Memorial, & p4l.tor Is was �_
, a capital of $1,000,000 and operated of those places leaves something to ance. gealty of voice quality in a choir. MO— In the phrasea from the the top of the ouff represent Eng. '9111N 744n he Of- 1/"
1� ,vast of the Rocky Mountains. Th W desired. Therefore, the sugges- . 'Mesa all" Just quoted, each must Ian -_ stated that for six
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. competition of all these rivals put tion i4 made that they should be dents chorus singing is the most requisite for giving a good perform- be uttered with the same declam- the bottom showing that Scotland causing dizziness. It was fouP _
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�i 1. effective medium of musical culture ance. atory realism as they would be ut- had not at become annexed. The that to the loft frontal Iobo'bf the I/
� ,� 0 at danger than it ever had The idea is that one of the Great because it - Ill Ahe most immediate, This granted, a choir must have tered in plain speech -adoration rows 'of graid on the collar repre- A queer atofy6f a nine -foot -high brain there was a hole sumailtatly /'
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;; L . I � can. Powers -would buy them, but this is simplest and surest way of gaining beauty and balance of tone, purity where adoration is required, scorn sent the victories of Nelson. 11 speak" I tat terrorites Galway, large to hold a Tsag#riae orange. "
� , ". But in 1621, a treaty was made doubtful, and the probability '19 a knowledge of the essentials of of intonation, precision in attack, and ipliignation where they are de- At the opening of Lord Nelson's lrol, to told by the Dublin, cot. ,�
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s , aplalgamating the Hudson Day and that a good Oice oftered by a mll- musical theory; and since there is perfection in unanimity, Z, . i mended. What, for special in- grand career and his first great vie- tea ant of the Central News. - 0 / .
), otance, cosope
Xorth,W.eat, -compoades under the lionaire would purchase enough no better way of getting at the phrasing'and shading ,(no =no ngn In the admirmion of tory at Aboukir the first row of ' t is said," reports UK--torres- PLAOU-E-FIGNTINO-UTL
��p.� title the Hudkod's Bay Fur Corn- territory to make a fine kingdom, heart of a composition than by per- clearness of enunciation and pro- the hearers in the "Ha I Ha" phrase braid was put on t'be collar, and ,0'clndent, "that two young men —
M , ..� . Pany. At pregeiit it has only one and, that the whole of the colonial fortning and interpreting it, chorus of the "Deamon's Chorus" from Jack was a prou,i and happy M&Pe coming into Galway from Newcastle Introduced Into India by the
"I i rival of impoktanoo, the American possessions of the Netherlands singing is,par excellence the best priety in declamation. These qual- ,, Gerontius" as oung by the Shef- and be became still prouder fill
,��;. , lots. vation &my. .
,�'��: 4., St. Louis Fur Company. could be diopogied of in ities are easily defined and explain- w made a short cut by the railway
��7,-j.. method of acquiring the principles, ed and once plainly understood, field Choirl Nothizig save tile de- happier when P Aboukir was ai line, and when opposite a place
o I l ,Thi Hudson's Day Company has Here is a ilitgnifident, opportunit of musical appreciation. I the auditor of a choral performance n a greater TJO A few months ago a
: - for th* man' overburdened wit olamatory realism of the fiendish ad by Nelso YY- serve& but do- .
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" " posts t.:attered over a, domain cov oalhod Glanville they ob
.. ering 3,700,006 sq�ire miles. Its wealth; he could eyeate A dynasty BY all means then if you love has only to listen for them to Ch. Be this choir silips to wonderfully. Copenhagen, and the _4e6oad to'* coming toward them on the line a tormined Attachment of British
J gincipal establishments )are on with very little trouble. music and want to cuitivate it, join serve critically how far a choir has they,ging it precisely as the fiends was added. But he 0 the dark object,, which they both agree I Cats sailed for Ind-al,to wage mat'
11 in veritable proudest and "a oc:m' and .
I .an �ay and toward,the frontiers The territories mahtionsed'are as I , t -O to relating was of human form and against the rats whioh are regarded
I some singing Bociety; and if none attained perfection or, at any, rate,. ,*O'Qld Boy I r, Go ha in n
. UP `Aes Athabas- rule, fertile, and would �rodu. exists in your community, take the a decent excellence in choral art. speech, an elocutionist or actor alas, also t4a in sorrowful Q about 0 feet in height. When the &a 00330tikutiul; one of the wast fier-
� a I �pt e;otr
e, . and near a huge revenue it propaily looked lead in organizibg doch a society. CRITICAL TERMS DEFINED. would utter it. Listen, then, to grief-stricken, w1ion that great hero object came within a low yard& of ioud features in the spreading of
8 k t after. The cost of government would choral art for excellence of 111- and ,:gnift at example of naval them thf(y state that it vanishe , the ]?Issue in that countoy. It wa, I
[i. "a a "a - KINDS OF IPHOIRS. Whatever be the size of a chorus nunriation and declamation. le a cour I his life in his last vie- but thei again saw it forty yarl's the 8alvatia'a Azmy that mode ti
1;:_ Zii�crr. SF,.rt be grt4tly. %educed if matters were
i, �raccturae of the takia w hana . in a business -like Dr. CoOard, the distinguished the lQuality of tone should he stau; choir has them, the possession of tory afalgar, and so the third along the line. and this time it experiment, and now the drat 0
1 . )ower and these excellences distinguish the row raid went on, but there was
headquarters fashion -by a man who intended to conductor of the Sheffield Choir, ical under all degrees of . passed on toward Lough Corrib isfactory result* hole be
;�i�i 'ontalias . spot. The has explained that his aim is to tempo (speed). Tone emarkable: and to die., no bra to come after it, for "the
ii..`, '01 , . look after things on the ft, muslical singers as r and again disappeared, known.
L native' neighboring races would be "popularize good music.- . But, a when it to sensuous t cover for yourself the presence of t pipe" had sounded for the gal- net Kitchins, of th,
. JAPOT. I ,friandik"Vbilo�'tild-JUblear6raiL'-Dr. - ' . lant sailer, his last ht- fo ,,'Do coming into Galway the COlO
*Cownyd used thid r1reago, f1iii"i" fluenf- a &nee last victory won. op Y
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i I 0 . entrance to their fribnds, and - cnly a comparatively 9,
a� of all the .eolly 1,10 I mvtv th', young men told of the weird Go- healdquattern states the,
i, . new king would understand we'll ip all the difte in the world of tone is another requisite in good pleasurilt in hearing a re. &a
;,J; in North enough the advantage Of proper between "popularizipg" and 11vul- choral singing. It you read mug. chak. .. mourning which filled the hearts of -
',, r at of 140,- govorasnent under a white man. garizing" good music. He meant test criticism, you will note that la. all English sailors, the black scarf cordintly a party was orgaals�d to of cats have bead Jw
.. orking on At fitat, he might be regarded as that his aim is to make good mul'o there is a general tendency on the 0001) SOLO SING was added. visit t a place the following even- taiDlY looks As it thl
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- P arve to u 6 whether a tar's uniform, which Is both hiatori- the Party started, armed wi
ttaOt! Of it Creak, but be could g and lay the ghost. At 8 o'clbak be a great au"80
� a steadily the spiritual possession of the pea art of critics to specially ohs To Ila able th Commissioner
�11.. i6gIggiPP1 on with his scheme, and in the Ple-a most worthy and noble ond. the quality of the tenor and so- vocal goloist Bing posts that site
. . clears arize prano Beat
11� re of ten Years the countries Now, the surest way to vulg ' 416fl or ill is not Cal and biographical and dear to sticks, shotguns and revolvers I
1, 1i tons. What the critic is a mstter.of op all Engfish people, Arrivi g at the spot, they lay in th
of the ,Wlon or taste, but the heart of a Salvatior
' r owledgp�,'bf fact . About the Can one wonder that they look a=bush or the spectre They had vided *I*
f the world would awaken to the reputable music is to perform it in looking for is the qualit f balance of kn I
and to do- 'f' f
act that they must take the new an improper way by an unnatural- in the tone of the d fforlant a,,- qualities ot'good solo sipsging, the with a certain amount of contempt not long to wait, for, Rtraight in members
by Hud- king and his kingdom very serious- ly constituted choir. In general tions of a choir. In moat choruses m , I
1 384, it ,,&f - dip#rib,
... ly indeed. -Who'll bV? . ajorim a lovers know li as well as anger on the nations who front of them, it suJilenly appear
I (slight reservations to be mode i . must ttle,
of I a 61 'the ,at- the tenor and the soprano sections an 1� at is worse, they usually let are content to copy from them their ed, wlittroupon line of tile psirl% vf
, . 1. -------.* I at), the only satisfactory choirs are are weaker in power of vocal ut 6 . ,' prejudice aling sailor's suit, and that one often raised his revolifer. But lie Il,
GERMAN I?,0,MESTICS. osed of "mixed" voices; terance than the altos and bases. a or personal fe
p; i. t_.... b(04 ,.� antle and female Voices, The rule is that ideal balasic . in , or dominate over their crit, bears them a&)- among themselves : firad the shot The weapon '
� tilcoo a '� I f ulty. "Where did they got their Nelson 11" ad from his hand, wit
� in 4ermw f that is 0 in a _'
#* .. eq It is difficult,' Why t:i' ,� 9 go, I shall explain in choir allo*ti no preponderance
I 1� .1 . ...., professional rogue. to enter'solaita! a worn Int. in the meantime lot Ila BY I me a, in listening to a owerleas, and he felt
I 1, .. . vocal power in one section r
.., ily as a domestic *6tvant. � Thatt ebusider tho inadequacies of certain vocal soloist 0916 must first negate *— Into the a. jusi of -
11 : .. . ... "cry servant has Is, thAfacter book, very "Popular" kinds of choirs another. Listen, then f ... I I one's preforancesi particularly the WOMEN CHluXEY-SWEEPS. panions, while 0
I tot . - balance; and if it in not ore, thrall of physical attributes ad from vie%.
In which tile mistregd� must on -for the"kinds witich distinctly vulgarize , in the
.. ��1� �', f W7 the dates of the 0001UN and leav- good rwsital music. prociate, it according t�,, , a dag a person of the vocalist, or the kind The vocations to which our [at. 'Ilev rnl torrm
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�, � I � 15 ing of the Servant, with her chat. in which it exists. ,,' Of voice the singer possesses, Sox- ter -day women are devoting 'their file gh,,�t hunle
! I 11 % FG'14':CG1ee clubs and quartets are An absolute o"sity in good enorgi;s are increasing in numb,
I ftctcr while ilrthg servi0b- This the not genuine cultivators of slat instincta &rapowerful, but they and realme umthought of before ."W- J
.. I choral choral singing,it purity Of intOns- should not big* one'R judgment
girl is obliged to tsk6 10 the Dear- music. The most pitiful and ab. - A being invaded, A guild or ,in
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.... sit police-gtation and,hate, It doted surd iorganizatiout on earth from tion. This #�`gatl Simply, "sing- lovely or well-bogt,iten woman women chimney-sweep;i .
'�tb the afficial gtgjasp, thas pre, the, musirAl ciat of view aro cot- ing in,tup,W. ' Offa voice or section should not got mo �Itdn 4u4,t started in St. Peteritbur
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