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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-30
SETTLE.
An Old Matter in the States, but
New to Eureka.

We believe that efforts are being made
to organize in Eureka q new association,
having for its object the protection Of bust
ness men from the impositions Of nom
paying customers and dead beats. Each
member Of the association, no matter in
what branch Of mercantile business he is
engaged, is expected to give to the organ
izer Of the society the names Of all delin-
quent debtors, the mount which they owe,
and, If possible, their residences and the
trade CT occupation which they follow.
Only such names are given as those who
fail to pay up after a sufficient time has
been given them; or those who have a
chronic propensity to never pay bills which
they contract. These names are to be
published in pamphlet form and in alpha
betical order, and each member is fur
nished with a copy. If this matter is car
ried u in Eureka, printed notifications
to delinquent debtors should be supplied
to the members, and they should send
them to the parties owing bills, and if
issued in the name of the association, it
would be sufficient warning to such parties
that unless they arrange in some way for
the settlement of the claims against them
their names will be handed in as additions
to the black list. Such a notice would de-
prive them of credit from any member of
the association. This matter has often
been talked Of among our mer-
chants, and it has come to this pass
that the move is now on foot. How
it will succeed remains to be seen. To
honest men, DESTROYS of paying their debts,
such a society would be II benefit, for it
would enable the dealer to sell his goods at
less rates when not obliged to allow a heavy
margin as al insurance FUND against losses
from delinquent customers. Paying GUS
toners would only be obliged to pay for
their own goods, instead of also being
charged with their proportion Of th-slosses
sustained by the merehaat from d~fsA-ssest
purchasers. There would also be less dis
trust among dealers in regard to granting
credits, for by a reference to their lists,
they would see that they were only taking
the chances of inability to pay instead Of
that of dishonesty. This subject is worthy
of consideration, and the opinion is ex-
pressed that the organization of such a
society w. sNredound to their benefit, as
we'll as to~@eeDeneht of their customers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-30

Tomorrow Nights Entertainment.
The long talked about Concert and Ball.
to be given by the pupils Of Professor
wsdelss class. will take place tomorrow
night at Germania Hall. The arrange
ments are completed. the hall renovated.
and the stage enlarged and carpeted. An
nexed we insert the concert programme In
full, which speaks for itself:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Fifth Nocturne. By Lsybach-Miss Daisy
Wendell.
sens-Dont istths Roses Listsn-M.ss Grace
pardy.
.vslss Brilliants. by wsbsr-Miss Lena Wen
dell.
Ballad (seiectedl arranged for orchestra.
springtime, by Lichner Master ]. Schiller.
Piano Duet. Paragraph s-hessrs. Moarath
and Wedsies.
Pictures Of Dream. by Lumbye-Mrs. E. R
Dodge. Is
Flash. Gslop di ooncsrt-Miss Daisy Wendell
eong-Gsily Chant the Summer Birds-Mrs
u. Rtves.
Golden Youth. aalop al ooncert-Miss Lem
Wendell.
Kathleen Mavourneen-Miss Grace Psrdy.
sehsrzo No. .. Op. 81. by Chopin Profes
aor A. Wedelea.
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Great Attraction.

The Dollar Store" opened last evening
with a fine display and a rushing business.
Their manner OF sale is a novel one. In
the first place. you purchase a photograph
for rs cents; then, If you like, you have
the privilege Of selecting from a box an
envelope which will contain a slip (there
are no blanks),~ calling for some one article
in the house. Said article can then be pur-
chased for zone Dollar" il desired. Call
and examine. Next to the White House,
Main street.
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Bristol Items.

Operations will be renewed on the May
flower mine.
Two large kilns Of Raymond 4 Ely black
ore have been fred.
The Mendha, of TIE Hillside Company,
is now shipping to the furnace so tons of
ore per day.
In the Hillside. on the fifth level east, $3.50
feet from the incline, a large body of heavy
lead ore has been encountered.
The furnace is running we'll. Ore has
been scarce on the dump, but is now COM
ing in fast.
Work has again been resumed in sinking
the artesian we'll at the millsite, the drill
having been extracted last Wednesday.
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Day omciaI Letter.

Annexed is the official letter Of Mr.. D. +.
Hook. superintendent Of the Day mine,
dated June 25th During the week we
have progressed well in the southwest up
raise Of Is feet on 800 foot level the ore is
OF high grade. and pitches to the eastward
from tunnel level. As no ore has been
found to eastward Of the assure, this body
Of ore is Of Importance to the mine. Have
also put in shoot to advance work and keeI
tracks clear. Southeast drift still in low
grade ore. This drift is in 20 feet, all in
ore. On AGO foot level cut some assures,
which look we'll"
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A Fine Prospect.

The Tombstone and Gazelle mines,
north Of Adams Hill. and adjoining the
Silver Lick property, owned by Messrs.
Crawford. Gulliford 4 Mckee, at a depth
Of so feet have struck the footwall, and
will Immediately commence drifting for
the pay streak in the ledge matter. This
property is eligibly situated, and the ore is
Of high grade. We would not be surprised
IL it proved q dividend-paying mine, and
that before long.
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THE FOURTH OF JULY!
The One Hundred and Fourth Ami
verSary of Our Nations Birth.
EUREKA WILL HONOR 1T PROP.
ERLY.

VII = n NV
ERLY.
The arrangements are all made, and the
hurrah can now be sounded. Atlast nights
meeting Of the Citizens Committee on Gel
ebration, they transacted a large amount
OF work and, late at night, furnished us the
following list Of appointments and the pro-
gramme of exercises to be carried out on
the day we celebrate :"
President Of the Day General G.. M.
Sabin.
Grand Marshal-Captain J. E. Platter.
Reader-A. L. Fitzgerald.
Orator-Hon. A. M. Hillhouse.
Poet-Miss J. Frank.
Chaplain-Rev. G. W. Gallagher.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The line will be formed at 10 A. M. pre-
cisely. The Marshal and aids will be sta
toned in front of the Court house, and will
direct the formation Of the column, which
will move as follows
1. Grand Marshal and aids.
2. Officers Of the Day, in carriages, es-
corted by a detail force.
8. Eureka National Guard, Capt. Beatty
commanding.
A. Band.
s. Centennial Guard, Capt. Wallace.
commanding.
6. Band.
z. National Guard, Capt. Watson, COM
handing.
s. Band.
9. Eureka Fire Department, Chief Engi-
neer Thomas s.. Douglas, commanding.
10. Col. P. p. Canavan. Marshal.
IL. Eureka Hook and Ladder Company,
and Knickerbocker Hose Company.
IL. Rescue IJ5ACompany.
ID. Richmond Hose Company.
= IA. N<GbH Hose Company.
Is. CIVIC Societies.
16. Citizens mounted.
II. Citizens on foot.
10. Indians and Cinnamon.
All managers having steam whistles under
their control will kindly ais1ect them to be
blQypnSt thee formation, START and during
&s<stassage of the procession.
s6general Invitation is extended to all
citiz4ns, tc participate in this celebration of
the a ..aa,undred and fourth anniversary of
the I'M bpendence of the United States.
THos. WREN, Chairman.
J. E. Platter, Marshal.
WALTER s.. LONG, Secretary.
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Alpha Lodge, No. /. A. o. U. W., held a
~semi-annual election OF officers last night,
and the following is the result: G. A.
Fletcher. M. W.; ], Shanlanker O.. F.; A.
Oliver. o.; E. J. Butler, F., reelected /;
J. G. G. Whitmore. Recorder, reelected I;
W. Pardy, Receiver, reelected; P. H,
| HUI, I. s.. W.; J. straus, G.; E. Bertrand
o. 8. W.: G. j. Scanland, Trustee.
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FLUE DUST.


sentinel's Reporter.
Hon. E. B. Dickinson is expected to visi
Cherry Creek soon.
Paul Mitchell. of Cherry Greek is at the
Parker House.
Four Cinnamon and five Caucasians are
in the city Jail at present.
Hugh Mckay leaves with a band Of stock
this morning for Wyoming.
Mrs. Buck. Of Phoebe, with two children,
are on their way to California.
Father Monteverde came over from
Cherry Greek on yesterdays stage.
A venire for 40 jurors has been placed in
the hands Of the Sheriff returnable on the
7th Of July.
Pogonip Bill handles the ribbons over
the stage stock between Eureka and Ham
ilton, these days.
The uniforms Of the Union Guard are
received, and we are anxious to see them in
their new t~rappings.
Major W. s. Long is about the first on
the list OF candidates this year.
In the old Brown & Tasser building is
the new dollar store-in full blast.
The Pantomime matinee on Saturday
afternoon is we'll billed in all parts Of
town.
As we go to press the jury are out on
the case Of Mendes vs.. Kyle, to recover
pack mules, aparejos, etc.
Mrs. Lambert Molinelli, who has been
rusticating with her children in sunny
California for a period, returned TO Eureka
last Sunday.
Ferryman, who pleaded guilty to
the charge Of grand larceny, and was cited
TO appear for sentence on the 9th Of June,
is not to be found. He stampeded.
W. H. Morris, brother of J.. E. Morris,
the Superintendent Of the ella mine in
Nye county, says the prospects are encour-
aging. and the ella will yet be q leading
stock.
We are informed that a little girl by the
name of Ham, living on N'Neil Avenue,
who was sem to the Bay some weeks ago
for a severe attack of st. vitus Dance, "
has returned entirely cured.
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PuRLlc NOTICE.

OWING TO OUR REMOVAL FROM EU-
~ REKA. we kindly request our Customers
to come forward and settle up their accounts at
once, or we shall be obliged to place them In
the hands of our lawyer for collection.
Any one having claims against the New York
Store. or Farmer l. Lesser. will please present
them at once for payment, previous to the dis
solution Of the partnership by the LIST Of July
1850. FARMER & LESSER,
Eureka. June Q. 1880. juniot I'd
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The Fourth of July.

All societies, organizations or other
bodies desiring to participate in the cele-
bration Of the Fourth Of July anniversary
are requested to send their applications to
any OF the following named gentlemen be-
fore next Saturday; Thos. Wren. Chair
man.; G.. M. Sabin, President OF the Day;
]. E. Platter, Grand Marshal; W. 8. Long,
Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-30

Eurekans all know Frank Reigelhuth,
who has led . string band at nearly all the
best parties which have needed musical
services hsreabouts for years. Well. Mrs.
AAss sehmall has Just returned from Eu-
rope Frank 10 modest; this is leap year
The two we're Joined In wedlook
y Judge Cromer Of Franks house on
ssui street last night. A large number OF
we principAls' friends were In attendance,
snd Frank proved himself . generous host.
uspplness 10 the best wish we can ding
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" bishop informs us that the change
larry made. Of the Hospital force from
-. so'a quarters 10 the new location. oppo-
sort the mouth OF New York Canyon.
noeto.o q the most risky patients. the
uorn,r 'hinks. may not show up this
1lssa anyhow. he has enough to
IN shs ~ almost helpless ones.
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Judge Rives Presiding.

Judge Rives Presiding.
The District Court yesterday transacted
the following business:
Mclaughlin VS.. Woodruff & Ennor; 90
days stay Of execution herin, defendants
20 days to file statement aR~metion for q
fWt..ni .
Tognini ~ Kyle-Same order.
Simonetti vs.. Tore, inservenor-Same
order.
Modes VS.. Kyle-Same order.
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New Mexico and Arizona Railroads.

new meXicO ana AftzOnh k~tallFOhuss
The Albuquerque Daily Golden Gate, Of
tune 7th. published right where the work
commenced on the a5th parallel route. and
speaking from personal observation, has
the following very interesting railroad
news: The contracts for grading 100 miles
OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad west
from this point have been let. and part Of
the work done. We understand that a
part of the work for some 800 miles beyond
Wingate has also been let to the Mormon
settlers, who are to be paid for their work
in land owned by the Company on the
line. 1t is estimated that we will have
railroad communication with Fort Wingate
by the 1st of January, 1881. and with Pres
colt. Arizona, not later than the July fol-
lowing. The Atchison, Topeka and Sante
Fe Railroad will be completed as far south
as Socorro by the LIST of July, provided
workmen can be had, but the contractors
lave had considerable trouble with labor
ers who, on account Of Indian troubles on
the Tornado, have in some cases become
demoralized and refused to work. The
men employed by Simms q Scott, con-
tractors. made q strike for increased pay,
and in order to fill their contracts the de-
mand had to be acceded to.
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The property in question in the case Of
VIM. Hayes vs.. P. Gallagher ct al, situated
near Major McCoy's residence, was yester-
day sold, as per advertisement in the SEN
TINEL. The house. etc., brought 81, 800.
VIM. Hughes was the purchaser.
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Devotes special attention to the cure Of all
chronic diseases, and to those of a delicate.
complicated or obstinate character; also
to all diseases of the nervous system, and
the various female complaints. Interna-
tional Hotel, rooms IA and Is. Private
entrance on Buel street. Consultation
free. Call on, or write to De FREYE, NJ. D.,
international Hotel, Eureka.
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Hotel ARRIVALS.

International HOTEL. W. Merritt, Hot
Greek; Capt. Dahlgren. Galena. Nevada;
W. r. Kirkpatrick. Reno; P. N. Hansen,
Pine Station.
Turner House-Thos. Hardy. Pinto; W.
Perry, Roberts Greek; r. Mcdowell, East
brook, Pa.
Parker House-L. Booth. Virginia City.
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A nit OF Gossip.

Immediately upon the return in septem-
Der next, Of Col. James @. Fair, who Is
now sojourning abroad. we are informed
that John W. Mackay will retire from the
management OF the Comstock mines. and
will go to Paris, there TO reside.
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For Cherry Creek.

The following ladies and gentlemen de-
parted by private conveyance yesterday,
from the International Hotel, for the
suburban town Of Cherry Creek: Mrs.
Walsh, Mrs. Honiston, Mrs. Greenwood,
Wilson Carey and John Dolan.
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PART THIRD


Examination Of the various classes in the
grammar, first and second intermediate
departments Of our Public School is being
protracted beyond expectation. Teachers
have been encouraged to draw out q fair
showing OF the improvement in their sew
eral classes, by the attendance Of SO many
parents aud others who are interested in
the education OF children. But it is the
intention Of superintendent Scanland to
make to-dsy's exercises the wind-up for the
farm
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EUREKA MINES IN LoNDoN.
A Detailed Account of the Work
dOne-up to the date Affixed.

A Detailed Account of the Work
dOne-up to the dates Affixed.
CONSOLIDATED.
R. Richard, Eureka, May 10: The 200
northwest drift has been extended II feet
without any change to nention( A drift
has been started from the northern end of
No. 16 chamber, and has been tdvaanoeI So
feet on a vein of ore, which in the present
end looks favorable for opening. The 400,
north from No. II chamber, has been ex-
tended six feet in hard limestol The
400, north from No. Is chamber, h been
advanced six feet in favorable sound.
The 500, NIT; from No. 70 chant has
been advance 10 feet in good ore1ndica-
tons. The drift from the rise in the back
of No. IA chamber has been advanced 20
feet in broken ground and ledge matter,
with occasional punches of ore. The 600
main west drift has been extended 26 feet;
the ground is more favorable for drifting
than it has been for some time. The 600
No. l crosscut, west from south assure
drift, has been advanced 10 feet in hard
limestone. The 700 west on assure has
been extended 81 feet on a well defined
aid At6uihA hooaiCs 1 y fOly ' dDiO
ground for drifting. The 900 west drift
has been extended 10 feet in limestone.
The 900 north crosscut has been advanced
eight feet in hard ground. All the cham
bers ara lnnkinG. well and n~rnducing the
usual quantity of good ore. The furnaces
are in good working order, and smelling
an average quantity of ore.
Telegram from the mine at Eureka, dated
June 16: Weeks run, $40, 900, from l,O5O
tons of ore. Refinery, S57, 600.
RUBY AND DUNDERBERa.
May 10: The upraise above the winze
from the 500 level has been connected with
the ore body referred to in last report.
There is considerable improvement at this
point, the ore being about six feet wide,
and Of better quality. This ore body is
the continuation of the small seam re-
ported IN May 9TH as being 40 feet above
the 500 level. and has developed into what
I consider the main body, as it is much
larger than the ore followed down in the
winze from the 400 to the 500 level, and
this work is partially marked out on the
maps posted to FOUR address on the 18th.
The dotted lines will show where the con-
nection has been made. Instead of sink
ing the Wine below the 500 will now con-
tinue the north drift from the west cross
cut on the 500 level to connect with the
above ore body, which is pitching north as
it goes down the upraise referred to in my
last as being 10 feet above the 800 level;
was advanced 90 feet, with little variation.
The drift ON the $50 level has been con-
tinued 10 feet; have about six inches of
ore, but are not far enough advanced to in
~tersect the ore body going down from the
- n. 1..fA So M
menced about Monday next if the tenders
for running it be approved of. To begin
sooner would interfere with our present
work. Have shipped about 1877 tons of ore
during the week, and have Is men at work,
and four tribute workers.
Telegram dated June 10: The total
quantity of ore extracted during the week
is 10l tons.
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for Postage.

There are letters held for postage OF
the P~ostofice. addressed as follows Mayer
4 HUM, New York; Hank Annison, Spring
City, New; Mrs. Eleanor Ladd, Coaticook'
d n
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Pocket Book Lost.

7 HAVE LOST MY POCKET-BoOK. CON-
tanning letters. papers and pictures. be-
tween Trifiu's ranch and Eureka. Tbs finder
will confer a favor ON me by leaving the same
at the sEsTIsRL office, or at Joe Mendes, saloon.
DUTRA GEROME.
Eureka. May IS, 1880. my26 If
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WATER

90 MANY INSTANCES OF PERSONS LET
y ting their hydrants run all night-the
same being found running at 4 or 5 O'Clock In
the m~orning-have recently occurred, that !
hereby give notice that in the future in each
and every instance l shall close the water of
Immediately on discovering the hydrants open
and the water running. This course is rem
dered imperatively necessary inst at this time,
when. while certain improvements are going
on in the water works. the water is necessarily
scarce. GEO. F. BLISS.
Superintendent Water Works.
Eureka. June %. 1880, le29 If
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o SALE.

7 HAVE SEVERAL PAIRS OF SECOND
hand sash doors. and also two writing
desks, which I will sell cheap for cash. Apply
at the wholesale liquor store Of
jun9-1m M. b.
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The following cases come up for trial
to-day in the District Court Mello vs..
Kyle. Vierra VS.. Kyle. Canoniea VS.. Kyle.
Pescio vs.. Kyle. Bricca vs. Kyle.
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NOTICE.

A I'll SUBSCRIBERS TO JNO. Moo. SCoTTS
N book on the mining interests of Eureka.
will please hand in their subscriptions before
Wednesday evening.
w. P. HASKELL, Treasurer.
Eureka, June %, 1880, je29-2p-2t*
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b ala; Sierra Nevada, 12ssb
iullion. hob ~ l20s; Utah.
10 Il Norcross, 4b 405a; Scor-
Benton. 1b; Overman, Ssh
pint. 165b 170a; Mono. An b;
5Ab SIS Mexican. 81 b;
"a; Hale & Norcross. 405s;
B; Con. Virginia. 340b 345a;
!; Utah, 9k 9As; Bel
ono, AIS; Best & Belcher,
MON. els; 0phir, 6Sb 6N -
y. 335b; Hale 4 Nercross. Is.
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FOB RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE ON PAUL. STREET.
N Six rooms, with cellar and wood-house.
A. NJ. HILLHOUSE.
Eureka, June /, 1850. jun2-tf
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Wells. Fargo L Co. shipped this morning
l bar Of bullion, valued OF $500.
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Go to W. H. Remington & Co.'s for
HERCULES Powder. The best high explo-
sive in use.
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FOR RENT.

A sur OF ROOMS AT THE CORNER OF
N Bateman street. opposite the SENTINEL
Once. suitable for an Office or any kind Of
business. or a private residence. For particu-
lars, apply to MRS. /. CHRISTOPHER
Eureka, June 2, 1880. jun3 Ina
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BLASTING POWDER of all grades at REM
ington q Co.'S.
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-rsrERDAY,s STOCK SALES.
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GARD.

ITO THE PUBLIC:-I. THE UNDERSIGNED.
i learn from various sources that George
Clarke said he was q better man than ! am.
Now. /, the undersigned. Terry Mcmahon, lro-
pose 10 fight him a square, stand up night. ae-
cording to the recognized rules Of the prize
ring, for 800 or for love.
TERRENCE MCMAHON.
P. s.-This is open for one week from this
date.
Eureka. New. June IS. 1880. je26 lw
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Tonight the scholars Of the Ruby Hill
Public School repeat the exhibition which
they rendered on June 18th. The repeti-
ton has been urged by many, and with the
PROJECTS Of a lovely evening WI prophesy
that Miners Union Hall will be crowded.
Following is the programme of exercises:
PART FIRST
/. Song and Tableau-Army and Navy.
By the School
2. Recitation-Battle Of Beal and DUNE.
BY Sophie Coenan
8. Dialogue-By Mamie Coonan and Minda
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8. Observation-Disclosures.
By Katie Fitzpatrick
6. The Returned Negroes.
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7. Recitation-The Boys
By Francis Fitzpatrick
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