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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

mai ASSURANCE that the steamer. e
cnHso consisted - English govern
meat property Russia admits ths
seinnrr naH an error iu Judgment
aud all uaE an indemnify and
pfamlnea mere eiFgumHpssfiou 10 lee
need Or the future The status ~
the volunteer fleet remains uuds.
fined. The passage % the uarda
neltsi did not figure lu the protect
Before a settlement waa obtained
% il stated Russia sought Eurupea =
SUPPORT aEaiust England but failed
EnElaud ou the other hand IN
foFmss the powers she would re-
capture the Aaiaera fnrrihiy unless
iihsfatea The expectation nov is
that England witl raise the question
~ tfe passage ~ the nardanplIsH
b. The volunteer steamers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
MONSTER ARRESTED

warrant for the arrest OF
hlflea Mnthlni. accused Of placing
~ wife In a house 81 prostitution,
qaf sworn 20 by rutrolmnn nurk-
a. before Justice Gordon this
III tinR. Marthlni has been aua-
81 81 the crime for some time,
4 the offieofa could not get the
esaatY evidence against him The
WAS watched iut seen 20 enter
30 nouae Iu The lower section Or
cisN a6t@ni nights she rec
Nt1c4 Nltga lFterN AoDo of 40
NY EsuF in INC ua0aknGa 500 hof~
etS.1.:Si n4n Csg u2ge9lRg hoF fo1
49, sa-D iSlFC1Sn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

At PETERSBURG tay =
British Ambassador iiariIuse this
afternoon received frum the Rus
STAG foreign office note akferlnE
that the Naiarra shall not be
brought before a prize court and tu
prevent further incidents Of the
kiud A. a matter of formalitf the
MalarrhH cargo ALL be- examined
a. suda Hay Island Of Crete IN the
presence OF the British consul The
captain - TIE volunteer cruiser
smaieusk gives - the reason Tor
capturing the Nalarca that the cap
tain 90 that ship refused - exhibit
q manifest Of hia cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

OYSTER Ray. July 90 Edward
T. Brown. prominent member of
The Union League ~ Ness Yarf
William T. Ward. uluaHH commit
feemHu from Port chester. John
AHleI.hof. president of The NliIaHaI
Republican Editorial association.
and Charles s Francis f1um.. mIr
lsfor to Greece. raIfnd an President
Roosevelt fhls morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
Redeem Us
From BuHcO
Doodle and
The Booze

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July y. -
Redeem ua from bunco. Doodle
and booze" Is the battle cry OF the
Prohibltlonigta this campaign as
laid down by Rev ailas Swallow. OF
Pennsylvania. in his speech Of ac-
ccptance OF the Prohibition candl-
dacy for president after his notifica-
ton here this afternoon.
Three. fouriha Of the delegates Of
the convention here witnessed the
notification. Rev. swallow express
ed confidence IN being elected 20 the
presidency and was loudly eheered
The Vice presidential nominee. Geo.
w Carroll. OF Texas also spoke.
William 8 Goodman, a wealthy
pioneer Fanchnr whose home To 90
Immlha county, oregon, ihis morn
ing flled suit FOR dlgmce agsinsi
vile, fsEies ! fogdlna1D WipIm hn
3 q ~ " III litr1Ifelk NsEf "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
WITH THE
NOMINEES
PARKER AND ROOSEVELT EN-.
TERRAIN FRIENDS At THEIR
RESPECTIVE HOMES

EsoPra. - " JulF 60 Edward
Wood president Of the National
ffHtefual Congress. and Marx W
Stevens IT Michigan called on Judge
Parker fhIa morning The uafut-
ne" looks forward vlfh pleasure a.
th" visit OF hi9 aged mother nart
week Mr aud Mfa shrehau took
luncheon 90 ttHHemout today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

BERLis July a. 1t h stated
here that the complication arising
from the seizure OF the British
steamer Malafrn has been settled on
the following terms
England has aekuaw Lodged the
Russians right 90 search the Ma
lacea. and further gave Russia for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

ALEXANDRIA July y No
word has been received from the
steamer MALAGA since ahe cleared
Port said yesterday The British
cruiser Venus left huuiedly after
receiving "a long telegraph. cipher
from London and the Impressions
prevails that she has gone tn search
Of the captured liner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

ST JOSEPH. Mo. July m riot
call was turned ia from the stock
yards AZ 8 O'Clock Last night and
every available policeman iH on duty
ia an cndeaYof 10 control freuxied
members 81 the labor unions who
went out Ou strike several days
eRO. The packers were not dis
CHARGING the nou=union men fast
enough 70 suit the strikers
Last might the managers 81 all
the packing plants 90 South ST. Jo-
asph notified the union men that but
81 per cent 81 the strikers would be
put 10 work tomorrow The strikers
aay the packers are cudsavoring TO
hold an uou.auiou men. and that
all Of the union men cannot get
back r. work II the packers are per-
mIttea 10 carry out their plans
ST PAUL MINI. July 22-No
disorder characterized the second
Haiasauf a. the packing house EN-
rIoyaH thIs morning
OMAHA. July 1.-Two thousand
men responded % the second strike
order today. They were called out
al neon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

LONDON. Iuly % The Exchange
telegraph correspondent AZ Paris
wires that France has lntofxeued
diseretely between England an
Huaaiu. uith the result that the Oft
ncnitv between the two countries
arising from the seizure 81 the Brit
ish steamer MRlasca has been sat
iHfaCtaf.ly arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

tirally all the 6.000 members Of the
meat unions struck again az noon.
Cheers greeted the order 10 resume
the strike A vast majority Of the
strikers I'D not get back 10 their
old places this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
TOO STRONG FOR
THE POLICE

"ThHT,'a "a leak somewhere say
the indignant merchants aud clerks
In the vicinity of Madison street and
First avenue. Whether 1t is ga8
or the sewer they do not know. not
being detectives The board OF
health has allowed the police 90 In
yeatigato the matter over it's head.
aud other Eastern cities TO study
municipal improvements abroad, %
as Chairman Mullen puts II. The
committee, backed by Or Crichton
and President Gill will ask of the
finance committee and the council
81 500 with which TO defray the ok
pensea OF viewing tho streets OF S.
Louis and other gay Eastern cities.
Tho members OF the streets com
mlttoo believe that they can learn
enough 10 amply repay the city for
the money it expenda on them
The coaster rmatilla arrived from
San f'innelacn this afternoon with d
large list of passengers aud a heavy
esrru of freight
West Seattle Is now q city of
tho third cinag Tho county com
misalonofa THO morning entered on
loftlof teNnnllp approving tho rorent
ectaD Of tho t8wn peoDeii ia fcsplv
200 40 20 % 500 So sssnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

EVIDENCE SHOWS THAT HG WAS STRUCK HEAD
sv BARTENDER J. D ROUSE VITA DEER sorrLE EARLY
THIS MORNING
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DONALDSON 81 BACK

when the Umatilla arrives late
this afternoon she win bring Deputy
Sheriff John Cudihee. IN charge OF
Don carlos Donaldson and l.ottia
Hubert. the couple Who eioped from
Green Lake sunne wnnkn aHn. ItHfk1
nldaon deserted his wife ara I|I
smell children e n.Aaxs. -
~ ssc iI1rT7ts~s-vss wo1'-sd II IN
Tuint shop They were bronM7st
back by means Of redulsision Papers
served ON them a. Sacramento, Cal.
where they were laughing IN their
sleeves. thinking they had eludea
the wntchful eve OF the law. She
viii likely he sent 60 the refortu
school. Donaldson win be prosecuf@
ca on several criminal charges.
nccause her husband choked aud
beat her in the presence OF herr
landlady, Mrs. laura lnlth thl1
morning commenced suit 81 abe sAk.f
peTioF court for q 0ieufcef thm Sohfl
~. Icith. They were maifled IN this
city IA 1878 and haxo no rhJ1ren.
ncfault wna entered aEain el.n I.
who Is alleged to navh d. l'' sil's
Nfsc. 4. 4 -. -. 80 =
~ I. ~ i. q q 50 - e i&4aI%et%r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

LONDON. July 2a-Lard Iaus.
downr drove 90 buckingham palace
TO-DAY and had a Ions audience with
KinE Edward
LONDON IulY - IN the HOUSE
% commons THE afternoon Premier
Haifuur announced that ho had ue
information regarding the Nalaosa
incident 90 give nut From this j,
81 assumed that diplomatic proceed
inEs are still proceeding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

KANSAS CITY July y Prae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

s7F q p ~ - ~ n. y "a e'sIss. z
~ z. ssss sss. htSss. -,
e. egg I. ssS 80 (:
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
Ii Winville Man Killed in a
Fire While Assisting
Ills Friends
SAW DEATH APPROACHING
Wen Known Farmer Was Caught Be,
tween the Ceiling of Bruning
House and Flames Reached
him Before he Could Escape

fire occurred near rwiuville, on
the Brunswick and Birmingham rail.
road a few days ago, in which James
Christina, a prominent farmer lost his
life The story was told here yestor-
day by a gentleman from Irwinville.
sir. Fletchers family were eating
dinner when some OF them discovered
the shadow OF smoke in the yard ana
they at once ran out to find that the
house was on fire on the roof oi the
kitchen, around the stove nue, and
they at once began to do their best to
eXtinguish the aames.
5ir Christmas, who lives about two
hundred yards from AIr. Flc cher S
was sick in bed, but when his wife
told him that Fletchcrs house was on
ire he. got up aud fastened to the
scene as soon as possible and when
he arrived there, he and Nh Fletcher
decided TO cut hole in the ceiling
o chat they could pour water On the
lire. 1t was still day and they had
mp TO this tiue kept the flames pretty
much Nnder control Mr. Fletcher,
with the assistance ot Mr.. Christmas
soon cut bole in The kitchen ceiling
and Ar Chrstmss got up between
inc ceiling and roof
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20

The Em2nuel school, near Fancy
Bluff viii close next Wednesday, The
school has made wonderful progress
during the season and the teacher de.
serves credit for the good work she
has done. On Thursday big picnic
viii be given at Fancy Bluff, to which
all The friends Of the school hayebeon
invited Quite large number viii
go ever from this city. The little
steamer Clifton win make the trirs
and very convenient schedule will be
arranged The other country schools
win also close during the week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
THE lNJuRlEs PROVED FATAL.
Negro Who Was Hurt Wednesday
Night Died Yesterday.

William Chambers, the negro who
was injured on the Atlantic Coast Line
track near the union depot Wednesday
night, died yesterday al noon.
Drs. Blanton and Branham worked on
The unfortunate negro for two or three
Aous and he was stitched up III sever
al places, but the injuries wele too
serious, ana it was thought tAat he
would never. recover. Chambers has
been in Brunswick for several months
and was engaged in repairing and
cleaning carpets.
The Fitzgerald negro who was also
injured, only received broken arm
and a few slight bruises.
From additional facts gathered on
the accident yesterday it seems that
the railroad was in no wise responsj-
Bile, as the negroes We're seated on
the track, as stated in these columns
yesterday
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
Washington Furniture
Man Figuring on Es-
tablishing Here
10 PAY THIS ClTf A WISH
Correspondence Has Been Going on
for Some Time and Brunswick
Stands an Excellent Chance
of Securing Factory

L is not unlikely that Brunsw wick, at
very early date viii have in her
midst one of the best equipped furni.
ure factories in the south.
For some time past Mr. c. D. Ogg
Tor many years secretary. Of the board
Of trade, has been corresponding with
Chas. Hooper, of Washington, d. c..
a large furniture manufacturer, look
ing to The establishment Of such an
Industry in this city. Mr Ogg yes
terday received a letter from MIR. Hoop
er which was very gr 3tifying, in which
he announces that his concern Will
certainly establish a factory either in
this city or in Mobile. Mn. Hooper ex-
presses a personal preference for
Brunswick and says tEal yhe greatest
prerequisites for the adjustment
Of such an industry is transportation
facilities aud large sulpIy of such
hsrd wood as is needed lur the manu-.
featuring Of furniture products
II these conditions can be met Ne
sees no reason why this plant should
not be located in Brunswick and in
his letter 10 Mr. ogg he says he Will
shortly ylsit Brunswick and win give
.tho condition generally thorough in
specuon. -
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
PRIZE FoR noYs AND GIRLS.
To be Given by the Riaemen on Their
Field Day

10 pe 0iSeH ~ the hi9Ierneh on theF
Field Day.
There was left over from the Rife
mems fair Last fall a beautiful dol and
a very handsome goat wagon. These
Two arr aes we're donated TO The com
sany but were never disposed Of.
The committee in charge OF tie
field day exercises to be held c1 ST..
Simon May 2G hiss decided tc give
thesio things az prizes 70 the bc and
girl who succeeds in selling the larg
est number Of Tickets to the isIa for
mat day. All little one wAo aesire
to compete for lie prizes shoald call
upon the committee Immediately. se
care tickets and begln work
The BRUNSWICK and birmingham rail
oad has put on rate Of one fare
.Ius % cents for the round trip from
CHermsn and intermediate points and
ic is expected that quite ~ mbei
o. out of town people viii come Town
III tnat day ana 90 to fhe island
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
THIRTY RUSSIANS KILLED
BY SPREADING or RAILS

Lao rang. May t7-Tuesday (De.
iaJed IN transmission)-Heavy rains
ana snow seriously impede military
movements. The roads are almost i'm.
passable and may have led to the re-
ported falling back Of the Japanese
on the roads leading here from Leng
Hong Cheng and Sui Yen.
In consequence of the rain loosen.
ipg the permanent way north Of MAX,
den, the rails spread at the station Of
shaumendsey, causing wreck in
which thirty persons were killed, most.
ly the families Of railroad employees
on The way north.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
LIVELY aUNAWAY LA8r NloAT
a Double Team Was Almost Complete
~ Demolished.

A pair of horses belonging to II s.
McCrary became frightened last night.
a piece Of harness breaking, and a
lively runaway resulted.
The frightened animals started on
Monk street and came down to New
castle al terrific rate Of speed. At
Smiths drug store the tongue of the
carriage struck 2 po5t and was broken
Here the driver was thrown heavily
to the ground ana received Slight in
juries The horses continued across
the street and struck the iron poles
which support the awning in front Of
the bakery One Of the poles were
knocked down and the carriage badly
demolished, the wheels being broken
ana other damage done. Fortunately
the driver was not seriously injured
and the horses were not hurt at all
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
THIS cosTs You NOTHING
Morgans Drug Store will Return Your
Money if Mona Does not Cure
DVsnensia and Incranro rlnnL

Morgan's Drug Store will Return Your
Money if Mona Does not Cure
Dyspepsia and Increase Flesh
There are hundreds Of people in
Brunwick who were not the least bit
surprised when they read u the News
that Morgan's drug store was selling
Miona under a guarantee to refund
the money in case it did not cure
Indigestion and increase weight.
This remarkable preparation is 8
true flesh forming food, that builds ur
good healthy solid tissues, and makes
thinness and scrawniness a thing Of
the past.
1t tones up the digestive organs, and
win cure the worst case of Indigestion
headache, dizziness or the depressed
weak condition that aGlicts nearly
everyone who suffers with stomach
trouble. Mi-o-na does not simply re
lieve. it does lasting good
Morgans drug store can tell you
many well known people wbom Mi
ona has restored 10 health, anu given
an increase in Gesh, after trying other
methods Of treatment with no benefit.
In 98 out Of every 100 cases where
Mona is used the result is a restora-
ton Of perfect harmony between
height and weight and an absolute
and permanent cure Of all stomach
troubles.
Morgan's drug tore believe in Mi
o-na and stand ready to refund the
price to any customer who can say
| it has not helped.
The best kind Of advertising is the
praise Of a pleased customer, and there
are today hundreds in Brunswick who
are advertising Mi-o-na because il
cured them. A few months ago they
were thin and dyspeptic and could ea
nothing without fear Of stomach trol
Bile. Since using Mi-o.na they hav,
made noticeable gain in flesh, can ca
what they want, and when they wan
without fear Of suffering
Remember that you risk nothinl
in buying Mi-o-na. 1t gives you the d,
sired effect the cost is triAing. il
fails Morgan's drug store will pay TO
the remedy themselves,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
Discrimination Charged
INST Steamers En-
ring this Port
BFF0f BOARD OF TRADE
Int festug Session was Held by the
ody Yesterday and Number of
Important Matters Were up
for Discussion.

The Brunswick board Of trade held
noTable meeting yesterday, notable
for TWO facts, an unusually large at
tendance and a very fast and swift
meeting, The apartments OF the
board in the city han was taxed to
accommodate the members and constd
eraHe enthusiasm was displayed by
Them.
The most important matter handled
by die board was brought to it's at.
gendon by NJ Burnett, the we'll
Enoaa wholesale grocer. who claims
thar Brunswick IS suffering m8terlal-
y because Of a Discrimination in the
matter Of water freight rates on can
goods from Eaitin1@ He called the
atiantion ol - board to the fact
thsL jacksonville is now enjoying a
rate o. IS cents per hundred on this
commodity in small quantities, while
Brunswick only gets 25 cent rate in
car load lots and less than car loads
a5 cents, and in small quantities OF IS
cents. thus making the rate to Bruins
wic& three times as great as that 70
jae- onFilLal m similar quantde5 He
alsy pointed out the fact INST there
was q. greater discrimination with
inc sort of Savannah. where general
rate al ~ cents per hundred prevails.
gse natter was discussed by yarl-.
9gs Memoers Of the board ana was
Hag flerrea ta tile committee on
teanspoa ation with instruction 70 take
the maller up With The yariou trans
9rtsao1 companies and ascertain the
4gs q thts discrimination.
1As ea1lalueo appointed to look in
70 tae mater Of thg purchase or caar-
Ter steamship lines for commerce
with the leeward, Windward and other
tai ads 70 tne south, through it's chair
man captMn W. NJ Tulper. made
avery interesting report showing that
elgat o. ten steam hip companies
afe Wiling 20 sell outright or charter
steamers lor his purpose. no action
wa hau on thls report, bat IRON
tle feRd 81 argument ct tne board
yesterday it Is very likely that as
ne subject progresses the question OF
me caartering of one % more vessels
wA Ds aiken UP by the board
The question Of switching charges
against me yari0us railroad companies
was also discussed and the matter
was recammitred to the committee for
fe cores poadence with railroad
c4 z Goodyear chairman Of the
specia4 mm.ttee having in charge
the irfaacd ISLAND tralhc submitted
a }ey sfestng pamphlet Showing
tle AL ages Of the port OF Bruns-
witl lpping points for the West
lnc pamphlet goes into de-
ta subject OF statistics and
aa vast amount Of information
. reat value 70 Brunswick and 10
Interested. in this great move
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
Low RATES TO ST. LOUIS
Southern Announces All Rates to the


Southern Announces All Rates to the
zig Fair.
The Southern Railway Company an
nounces the following round trip
to the great worlds fair to be held
April 80 to Dec. 1, 1904;
Tickets good for Is day. s25.GO,
Tickets good for sixty days sS1,4o.
Tickets good for for the season $3.50.
The above tickets are on sale daily
beginning April 25. and continuing
luring the period OF the exposition.
On May 1c, and 81, rpecial excursion
tickets will be on sac at the rate of
$3.50 for the round tlip.
List Of hotel aud boarding houses
furnished on application.
E. H. HoUsEMAN.
General Agent
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
FORCES MAY MEET,
HAVE BIG BATTLE
--%
Japanese Troops Still Try
ing to Cut OFF Retreat
of Russians
MORE SOLDIERS All MURDEn
Not Known Where the Forces of Gen.
eral karopatkin are at Present,
but japanese Prepare to Cut
Off Retreat

London, May ia report reached
mere today. tnat big fight is expected
as soon as the forces of General Ku.
ropatllin meet the japanese at or near
Mukden. Besides the two divisions
that were reported there yesterday,
another message from Toxic today re,
ports that the force is being reinforce
cd and desperate efforts win be made
TO cut off the retreat of General Kuro.
patkin, who is thought to be marching
nortbWard.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
'gRuNawlck KNIGHTS RETURN
o5al Company Lost out in ths Big
prize Drill.

The Brunswick knights Of p thias
WAC have been attending the meeting
u the grand lodge in Albany, returned
to the city yesterday morning. Al re
ported delightful trip to the al. esian
City and say they were royalty treat
ed whilc there.
Ia the prize dril the Brunswick com
pany did not succeed in capturing any
Of the prizes Tie two Savannah
companies came in for both the first
and second and The Atlanta uniform
rank took the third
After spirited contest Macon was
selected as the next meeting place Of
the loags- -
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
SMALL sklRMlsHEs DAILY;
JAPANESE LOSS SMALL

Washington, May. 19.-The Japanese
legation has received the following
cablegram from Toxic:
The commander Of the langing forq
es in the Lao Tung peninsular reports
tnat between the 18th and 10th instant
there have been daily sleirmishes
japanese detachments successfully
driving the enemy back and destroying
The Jele2raph and railways.
'At Pulantien and vicinity on the
10th after serious lighting, tho jap.
anese occl}. led the heights, IL miles
from i5inchou.
Tue {aranese easualtie~swere 146
nci-aug 8 officers killed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-20
NO MORE FEMALE VOICES.
Eishop Kelley Issues order to catho-
lie Churehes In Georaia.

Ei5hop Kelley Issues order to Catho-
lie Churches ia Georgia.
Bishop Kelley of the Catholio dio,
cuse of Savannah has mailed to each
of the churches in his jurisdiction
q letter directing that under the recent
9raets bf the pope the use OF female
oicas In Catholic choig should cease
ne change must be efeotod by Jan,
- j. 1905
shop Kelley says that CahoIics
IL rot blind themselves to The fact
Il the ropes words were inon6ad
taam. nor to the fact that here
need Tor a great change in church
aosic. Everything profane iu Dater
nd form IN church music. he saYs
ahould be eEohded. The high de
sree Of perfection in church music
inc bishop says is the Gresorian
cbant, and therefore, tine music 81 the
churches should approach it, Latin
should be used and there should be
uulti of composition, proper to me text
an the various PARTS of he mass AS
women cannot take place ia lie
acclesiaslicaI choir he nolds tha they
should not in the church choir The
organ. and the organ aioue may be
a4ed. The chant should not be proceed
"a III, Tr.,,e- ,,r7I4t,la9 1lor br0lrp. in a