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tions until Be was twenty-one. tte sang im churches and concerts {1/ 7] Sen Francisco until the spring of 1900, when through the generosity of friends, he was enabled to go abread to study. PUTNAM eRSWOLD NOTED BASSO, DIE aman OF APPENDICITIS)sr"stuc".c, etapa emis pan a Covent Garden, London. Pp t engaged at the Stadt Theatre in|*ches and twinges? Now listen! Frankfort, and in 1904 came to amer-| Th That's lumbago, sciaticn or maybe tea to sing tn the’ Hogilah production| tefl the! Moment yan rub Four back of “Parsifal.” He later joined the Bit! 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