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GENERALS FIGHT
0NE WILL DIE
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Gen Smirnoff Fatally Wounded In Duel _ _  * ` '“`*1 ”  `
With Gen ‘l"ock~- Radical Newspaper Large " Aftgndqpge   Display  _Exhihif
SuppressedDeath Sentence 0n
More Revolutionists
ST. PETERSBURG, March 18-(Spe-
fzinl).-Liellt. General Slnil'lloil` was
prollallly fatally wounded in the duel
f'ollglitllel'o this moriiing with Liuut.
(l.~.lil. Fuck.
The men inet ill the Riding School of
thi- Cllovuliel' (iliiird rugiinellt and
lnngllt with pistols at short range.
The duel wus caused by il liiclnorulr
dinil written by (loiif-riil Sliiirllcll' on
flu-..~if‘ge oi' Port Artlillr in \\'hii:h he
qlu-stifiilell the courage of (iclicral
l"ol'k.
'1`llclattcl' considered that his honor
and mplifzltiou were illvolvcd und vlnil-
lf»|l_'.1,ff'fl the lultllor of llle illclllomllfllllll.
’1‘ho court martial _vi-..~ltcl~fllly pus.~leil it
tll‘lllll§l‘llllillCG Ull tlll'(!(l H(’Cl'(!l1 l'll\`4)ll`l'
lionists aniolig wlioni wn.~i all is your
Thol’refcet has silpprcl-med tho last
radical llewspaper in the capital.
The Novoe Verinya publishes un ill-
terview with iv. high oiliciul of the
l<`oreigu Ofiice who criticizes the British
ill-oposul with l'cgard to 'l\Iaeedollia us
bolilld to produce discord among the
l)(l\\'0l'H.
In ltussia’s view, says thc oiiicial, the
uppoilitinciit of at Chi'istiu.ii Governor
ficilfillll for Macedonia. would be abso-
lutely.iliipossiblo as it would destroy
Tllrkisll sovereigllty. 1"
Rllssiil has coniinuiiicflted to the
E esting .Farmers
old girl wllo was leader ill several dur- _ °
i ilg robberies. 
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Vince wng going nnnk insrenii of gr, tions, exhibition associations and
ing forwnrd, which His Honor enum. fruit growers' associations all these
a
though the poplilation was six thou- 111 01" UW11 Pf0V111°@ W0 |111-V0 f1-
1 ts-3 Twice as Many ,As Last Year- illiter-
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(Special by telephone) any of the other Provinces, and that _AL','1'1C\1ll-11"’ 0' the Ishmd tried £0
'l‘he Provincial Seed Fair opened the oats and wheat were second to veep in touch with the Federal Dc-
ut Bummerside yesterday with fi ontario only. partment and that they do all they
very large attendance and a splen~ The Farmers' Institute Meeting,in can to help us in the way of inforl
did showing of exhibits, the afternoon was largely attended. mation and the giving of their best
At hull-past twelve, James Car- Hon. B; E. Reid, Commissioner of men to assist them He paid 1a
ruthers, chairman of the Seed Fair Agriculture, said he felt it a duty trong tribute to Dr. Jus. W. Rob-
Comlnittee, called the meeting to to he present and assist in carrying ertson who did much toward the
order' and asked Lt.-Governor Mc- out the program. He said that all`start'ing of the dairy industry on the
Kinnon to formally open the Fair. UVB? the World 'associations and so- Island.
His. Honor, in u pleasant address cieties are being formed for th.e'm\l- Ho spoke of the feeding and care
dec1ai_ed the meeting open, by con- tual benefit of the people and that of cattle and how by carcf\li_utten-
 _ _ _ _ . gratii ating the committee on ‘i-,ire farmers wllo re resent twent -five er'tion ii losin' herd cull be male into
|l_""‘_"f-“J '~1’“11l1`-1 l1111l1U-*H11 10Uk111lZ to inrge ntteniinnrn, and B150 on the cent of the Ipopulation ol' Cenli)da a paying finial-lc also spoke oil the
_l_ilidlf-ull:lilflolller rcfor_nis udiip_ted_ to irirge nnrnber 0( erhibitn being and from eighty to eighty-five per `~.'.iluc of testing and weighing milk
localffoiiditiolls:illduvoldillg a radical shown, which the secretary informed Cent of our own Province, are realiz- nfl the necessity ol keeping the
solutioll to tlloqiiestioii. him was over four times us many 111% U10 i111D01‘t11l1C¢ 01 these organ- different breeds sel1111`i1t0‘|- HU 1411111
__ » ng inrt year, Mnrition wnn also izations. In this Province we have n regard to the seed question that
'""""` ' '""""”`_"`_`“_“" made ofthe complaint that this Pro- 1111111015' 11111!-itlltcs, dairying iissocia- every farmer should grow his own
INTERCGLN
eed and he wished that every farm
r could be able to i.,et the bencllt
 led was not so, as there were more 1111V111g ill V10W Of the Fi€11B1`111 1111- of the inltructioll given at these.
families in the Province _ now. l- "““'59me“t~ Df l~l1@f111`1'11e1`~ cell meetifigs.
The seed fair was started three
sand less than it was ten years ago Htfiklnk examDlB Of '-110 11111116 Of or four years ngo to induce our
or lln Z Un '
   The people he said, are doing' E 1 Htl 111 U10 C9 <1P01`11t1V0. farmers to grow their own seeds and
all that they can for the Province, 01100119 111111 1111*-l-01` ffl0l1f11'l0S F101” good seed He said in conclusion one
as the present Fair showed. The 11 51111510 Cl100S0 f11Cl301`Y 111 0l1¢1`l1t10l1-also as ii center for the purchase of
_ . ________.._.___._____ speaker mentioned the excellent qual- in 1894 with n yearly output of nf the nnccassen of the farming
ity of the .farm products of the 13,000 WB 51111 this industry five industry lies in thc selection of
‘Province, claiming that they were y6l11‘S later Hm11\l11tl11lZ t0 fifty 111°' ood Seed
At       better than the rnajotity_of the Pr* _orles with an annual output of K ` ____ `
vinces of the Dominion, taking a $.>67. 000, the direct result of co-ope-
an instance the otatoe which are rntivc organization
Tile conclusion of this report will
     of a better quglity tliqdn 'chose of I-lc claimed that the department: ol_ -:ir iliAtomorrow’s Guardian.
   A   of this establishment is horsesliocing
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 racing and training stable of John
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ST. JOHN, March 1li-(Spccial)-
Thu appropriation of twenty- follr
tlioiisniill dollars for improvements
in connection with the Intercolonial
llfiilwfiy will probably be spent al-
most entirely at the new yards at
Gilbcl't's Island.
A large sum will go for the erec-
tion of new .repair shops which will
bu supplied with many facilities
which at present are lacking in the
equipment of the road in this vicin-
ity.
l‘onl sheds and other buildings,
will also, it is expected, form part
of the proposed improvements.
The road has heell gradually get--
bunch of valuable animals in his care
in . '
ings on the site of the old repair!
shops by tearing them down
adier Turner ofticiated at a marrlagel
cularly in Army circles.
Patterson, a western lady who was
EUN ll Ellllllllll
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Clcver comedy acrobats ex-
cellent moving nlctures
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At Fairyland t;o~night, Devcne and
shurtz, the celebrated comcdi' 11°1`°'
huts will present another magnificent
exhibition of' difllclilt and startling
Iuuts, combined with fun that is coa-
tuizlous and continuous. The P111-
turial program will be “P 110 the
usual high standard of excellence. _It
will be headed by "Kathleen Ma-
vo neen," that P0Pl1lnr fi'lm» Whllfh
hf§met with such ii hearty recep-
tlf here. Tae other subjects are :-
Crime in the Mountain.
Frolic in the Ding-dong.
Village_ Celebration, and Tight
Boots.
Messrs Maddison and Hanes' Will
sim: two illustrated sonili "”l'l°h
will be the musical feature of the
evening.
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X length new tan kid gl0\'l1f~1 ‘W $1-75'
Tl “'l " i t .25 also in black
i,|ll`»,\tgn¥E_ a so a 'Z ii..10flll. ‘
The swellest showing in town of
Indies' white lawn waists. Some-
thing out of the common at Paton’s._
3-~19d1l. "
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Condensed Advertisements
E _ 'ron a snlnescloa
_ lte~fcr Ol  
NVANTED-Young mea lor fum
lwork. Good wages to the rishli
min. H. muy, saufiiiwrf- 011°*
inrgstown. I li-_1sfia_li>d
llraiinh' -A gli-i ' “lor zewel
housework. ._Rocommend|:Jt1¢;1 1:
auf ii. _ is .n. . roi".
in"i»°i¢i° l’ f. " 1;-;i¢§_fr;u-_
W _ 0 experienced 8111'
to woi-k ' c ilrenmnlans. Aiirly
10 ‘Misc P. Rowe, 58 Pownal Bt.,
city. ` . aacfllgd- _
‘vermin-Ac once. is 10011 11111111
ccoif. Apply to Hrs. ldolilaaoa,
Govt. Henle. ____.,_ _____8-19d_3i. _
1 OR 'B 1" can 0181111
F ni ALE’-`A"::° terms A111117
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The visitor was amazed to discover
shop equipped in a manner which one
ii d ll d
l ser acquaintance with U10 611110
of his progressive ideals
th li llBB SP9”
ll-,dill ohe end of the Provfnce to the
to other parts of the Province to
shoe valuable horses whose owners ‘Bl00d Polsolllllg Follows A
Mr McNcill's workshop at Tryon Resuns |n our Da S
tion of the country for first-class _* '
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Here 11" “tive tI`“d° ‘B carried °“ A piece o, needle which went into the
stock The entire building is heated He was lying in bed at his I-00
tory_ his arm.
dn addition to putting S0011 1111111114 The needle broke oil neai;`thc point
second' to none and a Buffalo forge,
such as one often fails to finds in ***”"
a tire bender besides of latest design. --
.ooadltlonf there is a- complctd Outfit
of emery grinders. There ie an elab- Fathey-land who Choose
bm” rl nm B on the stuff of' the Deutsche Dienstboten
mmm achieved marriage in Prussia #luring the
‘° lm "mg l vents From 68460 thefe is a big drop
eervlnl of the success w c e mugiiiy gin-no noi-cent, will a\_f,\m
chop the correspondent noticed that typewrlters and clerks. uf Wllbm only
a men could get? a horse nicely-clip- 5.251% 0118881111111 *W0 P°1*1°11¢- 1111000011-
°¢h°" l _ _ 1,, U _ -- -  " ed in making the lnatrinioniel harbor. if
tl. ` ` ill! -
to Gu|irnd(l:n l;gc.d.'~  8-lldi°3i|1¢1-
one ol the specialties cf on o\a¢r__ped r I P91 _I l‘1m__ _ __  _ . , _ _
ll  , »- ' "
y¢
tin, rid of ,1 number nf old build and Mr. McNeill has even been called ___ __
At the Salvation Army flitadelylwill 110511111-l`11St the W01`k t0 1111!” Needleys Point And Death  The B0_yS Are  
Uliarlotte' Street this evening, Brig-' 0110 9150- were on The |68
which aroused much interest, parti lis the headquarters of a wide sec- 1,' ` iy Yesterda _
The principals were Ensign Maud work; and is an industrious centre. MONTREAL March 18__ B “ml _ .___
11151 Sl1f1t1"~“1¢d “ll New 0l1mfi°» h°8d‘ 111 th” HPBMUUB- comfortable “Stal” right arm of James McBride, 22 FREDERICTON, March 18-(Special)
1l11\111`f11TS111 Oillilll and Captain W“l'|11f1l1111°11t which °°mPri“s 3 mfg” years of age, driver for Nasmith Go The members of the Charlottetown
ter 131111131111 0l`G11111Ph°l1l-Un' f°fme1",24X30l 11- W0°d 9h°P 25x28 ‘md 3 Thursday night, caused his death in Hockey Clubnnd their manager have
ly finllllte Special at Montreal and' in paint shop 26x20 all under one roof mm. dnys_ ,,_,.,.ived hem '
Chilfge 01 _U10 COFDS at M011Cl5°11- land 601111861'-Bd bi’ TOIUHE d°°"5~ with McBride died yesterday of blood- All the men are O. K. and in good
__ _ ._ .. _._ ..... . . . . .. 1 an upper St0r€Y 101' 1“111b°1` and poisoning. trim and ready forthe fray.
They are comfortably accoininodated
bout Bild the W01`k1'11e|1 WOW on Tbursde. ni ht and in uttln his M Wllldfwl Him
. throng ' y g p ' g ' ' ‘ _ _
in comfort, as should be the 608° 111 arm to his head he ran a needle Thei’ were 0" them” for U' ”h°"l l""“’
such a modern and well-nlwuwfl iw which was sucking in the wall into ¢111S1\f1°1‘11°°11»
into/'his work Mr. McNeill uses the and his room. nte who was there _
_.___ _ best machinery-all of the latest de' tried to remove it without success. I ' .
sign and most. successful for the sev- Next morning I-IcBridc went to the '
~ eral DUFDOBGS d0Sil§11911~ Thtre 19 11 General Hospital, but was too late,
By the Guardlan Correspon tire upsetter, a. shear and punch blood-poisoning having developed.  
more pretentious places where simil- _ _ -1-
ar work fs supposed to be d_<_Jne_. _:Thi _
It agreeably surprised as well as DerbY 9°\`°Wd t§1“t°Bmm_;;_:'_‘;__as§;_ A|'I[]Ual Meellflg WHS 
d nt and best an ere ii. _
gratified The Guardian correspon e_ m the dum machine' Jap - Last Evenin In  Paul S
 ...  -»f  - lg . lPl’llElI|llEl] . 1
to visit the dme,s_ has a “pac gy for drilling .
lvloseili of 'rryon lately. one inch hols by nano; and there is S9_h00|l`00m
here ii, woodwork and blacksmith To keep U19 'H1019 ll* g°°d cmungi Especially  BaCl’lBl0|`S Of ___
could hardly expect to n aqua 6 h _it is d0“bt_ _ _
. lr “_ B crate outdt of wreuc es . The sixty-fourth unnulil meeting of
outside a busy city B m “ti ful if outside of n machine shop 1;“°h Tllllm F0l` Bl'ld9S fthe Diocesan Chu,-oi, gocioty of this
° ° f0\111d 111 th” P °"‘ Province was held last eveliin in St
i ,_ 1 ¢h an array can be ____ g ,
:willing Bndirxpntgignprzllillcliltyr lllaalis: 111°' 15° °‘°°1' The latest C1°v°1‘““d BERLIN March 1,, A smtiatician Paul's Schoolrooin, Ven. Archdeacoll
Bc my nm d ll nuf ctured is also Daft ' "_ Rough in the chair
why B man f th l nt besides a full sup- . , After the year's reports and state-
has succeededhln insu,;lliD€,i;l:n;J3 gly ol gilillallmtfools hack saws etc., Z<;l__¢1111Bi_“_‘l°‘V”P“p°';;'hl°h d°v°t°',“ Qglmants had been ,submitted the Arch.
"’°"‘“"°°“ '““° "ry M eq f ini in li it is possible fo ac- re 101 0 u¢<=.f°1t~‘1° °"“““ ”°"'““ ' deacon aelivoreflhluollaress.
that enables him to do work that is E0‘l11’l71¥9h 'znlfh “ti5f“°u°“' “uit” has helm mnecting dam with the oblect He said that much fliithflll work had
Be°°11‘1 *“ “°“° *““”d 4° "'°d“°°d m varied work* wines from time to <;_f pr_f_1v;l_1_i_:;1;1__1 °f “ll gh; ‘1:_‘_‘_1_¢"__*§_':’____‘:;'~been fiona in snifa of many ilifncnlflai;
1’11“°° E“‘"“" “M” ' ummm, 0, time is handed in-1° 11° °°@°_"°°‘1 ‘°~ 'T " th "‘1°“‘°ht:_‘;t_______ wives and spore of afflllating with cus
Mr' M°N°m is as mlxamhs etc It 19- Bl 1111' 119°” “ld 111119" “"7 gi}:__s__:::__m9__;°_z t:):§______“__ the w_m_n' Domestic Mission Board of Nova
truckwcg01111» W 1 ' " wrncify ng to, lint! such a finely e- __ ' gmtim
and attizzilsgtgd erv__¢_:‘;'_r‘_|_:;°":)°::" £5   aetabllshmeut M'PM1‘-_MU don' mr °f ”l°'”0lmu "plum," wh" This wgns approved of by a major-
\11‘1°l“"" " “ ' 'Nelll's flourishing in this .rov ace. _ ,ty o t. e clergyman and churchmen
|11" "grmultuml °°mm“t';it§ nxzmihiz _ltlil .nn ' dvideune af worth worthy E:’e‘;::;;;“" ;;$“§;r;h§:m;t;4f8's__(;_T present, and n resolution was carried
lt is my 1° ““"°"° “ __. al _od for in luciaiil P” ' . fa favor ol affiliation.
STU" °d‘"’“t“5° it is ttf hav? an  Qlflt f `lll` 'Q S9011 W°1`k_11'1““ 'md 80109 hi 1;* "_ be of md” The formation of a Sunday-school
. _latpl . to , ,wc s enum r
uP‘f°'d11¢° ‘“°“' “ 'mg "' tn l also deeotel a lot of his spare time _ Association was discussed, and is ree
mxtvdt- W ““°”d t° th;h““:;:3::j"m`npecinl ' study of the anatomy of  2:3 ;“i:;:1 elution in support thereof was car;
E m lmuzgillnjfykairgwld qflll A*-P’ “°"°°' ‘°°* °°" “C” “““ '"1' °“' nflniinnia mafrlmorliainice, with is. "’f_,"_; u I d nh k
itino in . ' - . emee ng cose w remnre
° ' f in in zoodlfililnins *°'11'l“ l” “MP5 °“* M' ““° ““°" 115-marriages-.lust over 5% P°“°"""' ii me ensfi-me fl wlili of bon-
i rk is Ilene i'i if man-
'use on the ar _ _ M 1 4,, y ii, an e
condition. At Mr. McNeill shop with auch a modern mac :cry _s “__ Wnitresscs can only muster 0i;l40.brided °di__uo“_
ml’ “md ° w.° E a ins rapamfoa “Mies MI merits- On _ lwvins 111° sallam of nie lluiflsr are shop girl., ______.________._
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. f _pn `..
ters The Is sue Of
the storm of budget yesterday.
telegrniihs companies. ` -
Sir Wilfrid claimed that most of its
provisions were in the Railway Al-f
now.
Tile hill nmending the House
Commons Act was moved for it.:
second reading by R. ll. Borden wllo
said it provided that in case of a
vacancy in the membership li writ
must issue within 90 days. '
A constituency should not be dis-
franchised for n longer time than
ffl
The greater part of the afternoon
was given to li talk preliminary to debate on the cigarette begun by
the 'second reading of the bill of Dr.
Barr to fairlitute crossing railway
trucks by the wires of telephone
In allowing the bill to get its
second reading o.nd go to Committee
THE ;PARLlAMgl$N _
WAS VERY _QUIET
Y_e__st_cr_daY _And Discussed Railway Mat-
Election Wrils And
The Great Evils Of Cigarette
Smoking ~ _ ~»
/.
OTTAWA, March 18-,(Bpecial)- tllis. Ontario has a similar act.
The Commons to-day saw the culni Slir Wilfrid Laurier argued that in
of a private member session after
some cases l_lordcn's law would work
badly.
Mr. Black of Hants continued the
Mr. Blaine on Mondni
He was against the cigarette but
could not see how it 'could be made
illegal und the pipe und cigar al-
lowed to flourish.
However lie was so strongly
'oguillst the combination of small
5:-ly und cigarette that he would go
 long way toward legislative nc-
lwin tlllit. would abolish it.
1 Nlr. Loggic of Northumberland
'Claimed the men of (liillildil should
llavc~enolli;li regard for thc welfare
of the boys of Canada to allow the
cigarette to be abolished.
The debate was closed ut six o’clock
for the day.
Was Found Guilty
'Not
XENIA, Ills., March 18-(_SDcciill)
--Kntllerille Trninor the girl who kil-'
led Slim Roberts her lover, on the
_iublic square here on Monday night,
was convicted of murder in the cir-
The proceedings were concluded in
cult court yesterday and sent tu_
KATE °rRAlNoR
lfl»LLli:D Levi-:lf
Ol Murder 'And Sen-
tenced '.l`o Twenty-five Years ln The
Penitentiary; Says Shefs
Sorry 1
`J.oliet penitentiury.
less than 36 holirs after the killing.
She will begin her Z5 years sentence
today.
The young woman took the whole
proceeding coolly, saying she was
glad she killed Roberts and did not
mlnfl the sentence.
NEW SCHEME UE
A CUUNTEHEEITEH
How The Take In The Gull-
- ible Ones With Money
Printing Machines
NEW YORK, March 17- Oile of the la-
test schemes ofthe counterfeit - money
swilldlcrs is to sliow gullible people ii
mlwhiilo with which they can print for
themselves large sized liillsiinitntive of
go.'cl'nlnent curi'ellcy,’ said _Captain S.
F. lthodus. formerly of the secret servil-e.
This money producing inuchiiiu has ii
smooth deinolistmtAll‘ who will, after
getting xl proqpecctivc victim iliterciitfsll
turn the criillk and grilldout ai $20 note,
Wllll|]EHLlll
.The Musical Macsfln Their S
Only li short time remains to hear
the now famous Musical Mace, who
have so taken' the music loving por.
tion of the community by storm.
Tonight they will be at Wonderland
again, and will perform on their
novel and melodfous musical instru-
ments, giving uleetlone from both
old time and popular cmclodiee.
Their wt appearance on the stage
is here ed by a grand burst of mel-
ody from trombone and cornet; they
handle the bows for the Bowena with
el dexterity which bospeake perfect
familiarity with the fnstrunient;
they know 1u_nt how tg make th,
banjo ob violin ring out in most
which it is needless to say, is genuine-
The victim shows the bill to abaiikciis-
hier, hears it pronounced good, and his
mercenary nature being amused, he sees
visions of gigantic' wealth, and hands
over to Mr Sharper $500, or at least $250,
for the instriiment that isgoingto make
lliln ll Rockefeller. )
lt -is needlesstosay that the subsequent
specimens turlied out are such miser-
able iinitatiolls that they would hardly
fool lt blilid man, but the ignoramus is
illu place where he can't make a l'oar
f or his lost inoiiey.
cslclcowulaknrs
Cswu o, March 18 -- special]
Whent....  ... .. f5fi
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May Corn.....  Mi
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117i
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY.
1- 'Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quillllle
,'I‘ablets. Druggists refund money if
it fulls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature on each box. B5c.
E TllllJll§HT
plendid Musical Performance
Viola Wentworth Singing and Dancing Soubrctte.
' Illustrated Song and_Motion Pictures
lcornct are made to`pi-oduce marvel-
ilolisly ricll, full tones which hold
listeners spell bound; at their touch
|bella ring out in sweet: chorus, and
the chimes complete a magnldcent
entertainment ilttlngly brought to A
finish by Mrs. Mse's exquisite renin.
tion of Sweet Adeline, ln her lor-
loue voice. A musical treat indeed,
and combined with the brightnell of
`Mise Wentworth: selections, the
motion pictures' and lr. ’l'rAiuQr'|
song leaves nothing to dull;
Bee the Macs before they . Do’nt
be among the few who will have to
regret missin; this musical tnat.
Bc amen: the. mea given.. Go*-w
meiodfous harmonies; baritone nnii iwondnhnd nm win* .