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STRIKE AT SILVER KING con.
.Crosscut From Fast Drift Opens Up
Three Feet of ore.

According Go reports from the Once
of the Silver King Consolidated Mining
company another rich strike has been
made in altogether virgin ground. In
crDsscut driven in sOutherly a.
recton from the east drift on the
contact. ON the l.5a0-foot level "a new
vein of ore has been encountered. II
"a three feet wide and carries the char
ucteristiC values OF the district Assay
returns ON samples brought down yes-
tcrday hy Manager Scion Spito show
an uvcIage for the entire thioc foot face
of tho ore OF i2o ounces in silver. 81 g
per cent lead, ~ per cent copper, 50
ln gold to me tom. d,
Tho management has been looking
Tor ore iu tho direction of the now
luke. but BE- was not expected that Il
would be- reached so soon Several ns-
suros arr cut hy che original crosfcut
Tho assure is n the quartvite and
Manager Spiro believes than the con-
tact with the limo is 40 90 so feet
above.
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THE PRODUCTION OF
"AlR SALTPETER4

On the basis Of the present annual
consumption. making no allowance for
requirements. the air contains enough
nitrogen 20 provide thousands Of mill
Hons OF years supply OF saltpeter, but
II must be made available. that is, con-
verted into a soluble compound upon
which the plant may feed. This has
been a problem 10 which hundreds OF
talented men OF science have devoted
years OF labor. The Textbooks tell the
students that nitrogen is not COM
busiile eas--an excusabie and taciful
error. ~ does burn IN oxygen, but "A
very high temperature Is necessary,
aud az the elevated temperature the
products Of the combustion are dccom-
posed into the original nitrogen and
oxygen. IT, however. the products ARA
quickly cooled ~ soon as formed they
do not have time 20 decompose into
tho original elements. The products.
whom brought into contact with more
air and lime. form compounds which
are soluble In water and are foods Tor
plants This has been accomplished
hy the chemists Of the "Badische Anilin
and Soda Fabrik," by utilizing very
heavy electric currents OF high voltage
produced by the cheap water power ~
Norway. They expect soon TO place nm
nually upon the market 10000 tons
Of -air saltpeter" equivalent 10 the
yearly increase In consumption
Charles Baskerville Reviews.
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BUSINESS rs HEAVIER.
Transactions on Stock Exchange Inn
prove With Some Changes.

Transactions on Stock Exchange lm-
prove With Some Changes.
Business on the local stock exchange
was heavier this morning although
there were some changes In prices 'The
curb market continued to hold attoa-
tion but the Ely stocks which nave
been remarkably strong during the
week were slightly on. Several OF the
listed stocks were lower today Icon
morning ana on the open board sold
at rs cents. During the session I 800
shares changed hands at that price.
Iron Blossom opened at n cents and
did reach as high as " cents
Columbus Consolidated was stron ger
It sold as high as SO cents Little Chief
was higher today and reached 81 cents
The total number OF shares sold this
morning was 81 1886. while the amount
represented was So, 1883
on the curb market Mcdonald Ely
was on this morning and 800 share.
we're disposed OF at 40 cents. A block
OF 1900 shares OF Ulntah Treasure Hin
sold az 1919 cents, while 800 shares
crossed the rail az 10 cents A saio Of
1000 shares OF Golden Chain was made
at 25is cents. Federal Ely sold to con-
siderable extent and close TO 1000
shares We're disposed Of at 49, 1919 and
10 cents A lot OF 400 shares OF Ely Con-
sOlidated was sold at SO cents Ely
Witch was also an active member this
morning and 100 shares went az %
cents and a block OF so shares sold
AT 40 cents.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

james A. Pollock a. Co.. bankers and
brokers. Furnish the following. received
over their private wire today.
kDgole. 2N2h; Black MIN. 50nSlct
o. a. L., Aua0c, cob Cent. 30ugl.
Davis DAILY 5000. First Nat. 67s 40
d. Ray Central, 2is H2 5-i6. Chino. ~
nhi Majestic. glmWc. National s6u
1hci Raven. a6n60r, san Ant, S0kis .
Touopah. . 9-lsuGN A. a. M. 100
hoc Boston Fly l-l602h. Ely Con,
0lut2c, co. CON. ca M61s; IA Rose.
g l-l6W6s Nevada Utah laWl $50.
Roy CON ltWlbh shauuck, 22Qzsc;
queen, 5000. Yukon. bh aus
chief Consolidated. l-l60i 9-i6.
Az Coml, f3A nifis h. Coalition.
2tMN21i a. d a.. 66O0 665 Cop Range.
h00a0la, a. a. % asked. CRANKY US
ask,i. d, Seiie. ifAQl5, Mexico con-,
40ihi Nevada Con, 2iAn2ih; Norm
Butte, as01bh. Utah CON. i24Wi1ls
Utah Copper Ai4mish lntcmatinnl I
smelling ls5 bid Boston Con, ihl
1855 East Butte, N asked Ncwhouse.
2Ma3, 5 q h., thaliA on. Slk0s,s
Apex, faafhi Cent, 545Sa; ID ~,
la06, q. g. i0h0iihi Mohawk, $50
aso. Nipissing. lA4il4. Ola pomin-
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IN the corn market December opened "a
lower 70 a higher 90 ssis 10 a and early
trade nuctuatcd within that range.
Trading IN oats was unimpressivc. the
opened shade 10 \ lower At SER 70 seM
d - and advanced early TO 8e7s
Some demand FOR October and Novcm-
Der lard atan advance 81 from To- 5iic
HaNc strong tone to the provision mar-
ket January products opened. Pork,
l>.1i lard. lo.e2h ribs a.62ia ua.C
Wheat-Thc market ruled steady
throughout the remainder 90 the day
n-rlsemger closed firm ibgH
Close whsst--bce i.oN "a May. .oia
corn-osi.. CO.,. Dee. 5ssaNi May
CiNfAi July. g.
oats-Dec.. 20; May i2'. July. 20.
Pork-Oct. 23.25; Jan, As; May. 1875.
las, Nav. 10 '79ig.
Ribs~oct, II Is; JAM o.5s,sas.i5i May
80
Rye-Cash. 73aT; Dec. 70
Barley-Cash, alde5
Timothy-Oct. 375; March. as
ClovCr--Nothing doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. oct. 2o.-sugar. raw. steady.
Fair refining, $50; centrifugal .e6 test,
$50. molasses sugar. 316
Reaned-Quiet Crushed SIS; powder
Cd. %. graduated, 5.i5
Concc--Steady. No. Rio, SIS, noml-
nal. No 4 Santos So.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. oct -Butter-stoady.
Creamcrics. 2sm 80: diaries. 8I2s.
Eggs-Steady, ~ mark. cases Included
IS. Receipts. 6.io2; hrsts. - prime
nrsts. q
Chcesc-F'irrn. Daisies l6uh; Twins.
15isd4: Young Americas. iG@i long
Horns, l5aa iG
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rosToN CopPEn CLOSE.

Butte q London, 25n3i, Cumberland
Ely i7-i601 SIG. Ciroux Con. sAd
S7si Nevada Con. 24A u2fit. Nevada
Utah. i40t 9-t6. Nipissing. lik@tiN.
Newhouse. 2Au3; Tennessee copper. IS
W35& Vtah Copper 4SmtSia; Davis
Daily 5aM6. Dominion Copper. 3m5:
Fly Central 2ikM2 8-is; Ely Con- "a
ll-l6i Furnace Greek. SOLO. Greene o.
q =, COM. 3n6 Mitchell. l-l60L:
Montgomery Shoshone. 1Mm1s. silver
Queen. 25a32' Silver Leaf i6Gif: King
Edward. MmA Foster Cobalt rae.
~ Rayo. 2hM2is. Cobalt Central. a0d
81; Mckinley Darragh 75W90. rintic
Mining. lhn2A. Gibraltar. lm3. Pay
Com. lsnlsA Chino. 7NaS. ella. ~, -
~; Inspiration. 67kd1. Ray Central,
3hQ2h First National Copper 6d6ii
Boston Con, l4hai4N. Yukon cola.
5AM5A North Butte Ext 2G5 Miami
Copper. 5hdi5if. p. s. Gas 1s-fc0
] 5-lb, Pcuna- Wyoming. asked
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. oct. 2-There was reaction
from yesterday break In the wheat pit
today af'er slightly lower opening but
the advance was followed bY a decline
10 the opening level Corn advanced. the
market being Influenced by reports or
wet weather Oats We're steady ana pro-
visions tended higher
A suspicion that the drop ln cash
prices for wheat In the southwest con-
ters was not good market barometer.
was held 20 be responsible for the jump
iu local trading today and IL was rein
forced By a higher opening IN northwest
markets ana a strong milling demand.
Wheat dropped on = 10 y az the open
ing, December starting at t.03k 10 "a
The early furry carried the market up
to gain " "a = after which 10 saggod
90 the noighborhood Of yesterdays close.
Receipts smaller than estimated FOR TO-
day. coupled With limited country OFFER
ings ana discouraging weather forecast
for the corn belt were bullish Influences
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. oct N.-Wooi. firm Terri
tory ANA western mediums. 23H2e. fine
mediums. 23a2 20. fine. 1909.
BOSTON
Boston, Oct la.-Fair sized business.
with firm prices. still obtained IN the To-
cal wool market. although shipments to
the mills are very heavy indicating in
creased production Buying locally IL
confined 10 small mills with compare
lively little wool available.
secured values
Texas-Flne. twelve months. 760qS;
fine. six 20 eight months. @970 fine.
fall. 5sne0.
California Northern. 6sa 90. middle
counties. 63065 fall free. 5O452
or gon--Esstern staple. No ]. lSm s.;
eastern clothing. 7Oa72; valley. No /.
5sd6s
rerritory-Fine staple. mas nne me
dunn staple. 10M72. nnc clothing, 1oU
%. fine medium clothing 6796s; half
blood. 7eM6l; three-e ighths- blood. osN
70. Quarter-hlood, Giffes.
supers. 60n6t
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York oct. eo.-Money on call
firm. fU4it per cent ruling rate. clos
ing bid and offered at "a per cent.
Time loans strong; for 80 and 30 days
and six months, ihmAA per cent.
Close. Prime mercantile paper so
so per cent
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business in bankers bills at f.S3.20N
80 for 6O-day bills, and at ass. %
for demand
Commercial bills. iS2iAG4S3.
Bar silver. 81 cents.
Mexican dollars. IS cents
Government bonds weak. railroad
bonds heavy
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago oct 9t-Cattle-Receipts es-
tmsted az 1909; market steady TO- low
en- BeeVes. 3.e0NS -. Texas steers. s.75I
$50. western steers. 4.o0W1.3. stockers
and feeders, 3.00N5.l 0, COWS and hcif-
ers, 2.000 $50; calves, 1.00n9.J0
Hogs Receipts estimated at 2Ac0.
market TO loo. lower. Lights. 6.90Q 7 -:
mixed, l.30u1.15, heavy. 1.l5nl. IS: rough.
Z l5Nl 49, good 10 choice heavy. 1854
ID pigs, boo@6.eo, bulk OF sales. $50
sheep Receipts estimated at soeoo:
market steady. Native .. Nqf -; west
ern, 44Od5.5: yeariings. 4s5a7 20:
lambs, native. 4.50W7-0; western, 500
7,l0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city oct 3l-Cattle-Receipf
too0; market steady. Native, 4ga 80.
native cows and heifers. l.5OI6. 80: bulls.
e.i5n3.15; calves, 3.50N7.f5: western steers.
a.lah5.G; western COWS 4.Oon4g
ogs-keceipts, 1900; market 81 Zoe.
lower. Bulk Of sales. 7.i5n7. 50; heavy. 80
y 100. packers and butchers. 1900 Z s..
lights, 7.0o0 1.45; pigs. 5.00q6.J0.
Sheep-keceipts. ZOO; market steady.
Muttons. 4.o0d 40. lambs. 5.7JG7 10.
range wethers and yearlings 1896 %;
range ewes, SVN4.25.
OMAHA.
South omaha. oct 9-Cattle-Rs-
ccipts 500. market slow to l0c. lower.
Native steers 4.ddS.00. COWS and hoif.
ers, S.ooa5.oo. western steers. 3.Ode.25;
Gamers. 2.25a32j, stociyers and feeders.
2.S0q 40 crlves. 500 100: bulls. stays.
Hogs-neceipts $500: market steady.
Heavy, 1.0M7s5 mixed. 7.85G7 20:
lights. ,25fr ~; pigs 6.5olN 90: bulk OF
sheep Receipts, 1900: market steady.
Yearlines. 8.75M5.4o: wethcrs. AO04A. G0;
ewes. 3.s51A.2; lambs. 6.foaf.ep.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

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AFTERNOON SALES
Black jack 1000 at "a, 400 at llk.
i65 an 49,
Colorado. $50 az l.97ih
columbus. 900 az 80 seller so, 300 az
a0 100 az On: 200 M W buyer so. 100 at
SO. 100 az 81. 600 at So. 300 az So; 300 at
SIS seller 60
East Tintic Development, 1000 at 2 .
Grand Central 100 an 200
Iron Blossom. 400 al 20. $50 az "a,
COO "a 73. 400 al q: 1000 az "A seller 81;
500 al -: G.940 al 90. 2,lO0 al 90 seller
go. 500 al 20 seller 30. 1000 az 50 seller
60 90 al CO. 600 az 20 buyer 90. 200
az n buyer Co.
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nEM YoRK LISTED sToCKs

James A. Pollock < Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire;
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Cedar Talisman. 500 az AZ.
columbus 400 at So, 100 az $50 4o5 at
80. 100 at so.
crown Point. 800 at "a. 1000 az ~.
East crown Point 1000 at .. 1000 al
IA. 600 az o buyer co.
East Tintic Dew. 500 az IA. 1000 az
~.
100 az 200.
Indian queen. l.OOo al ~; 1000 at g.
Iron Blossom. go al 81. l.S00 az lS,
500 az TO- 900 at "a. buyer 80
Little Chief 800 at 50.
Lower Mammoth 200 al 81.
Mason Valley 900 at 100. $50 az
92ia
New York. 1900 at ~.
silver King 400 az 400.
Sioux CON- 500 az g.. seller 50, i,5O0
at 66: 900 at &C. seller So
South Columbus con. 1000 at "a.
Tintic Central. 1900 az 6.
Utah CON 1909 at Z. 500 az Ga.
Ytrington, 1000 AT 2ls.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 500 al 1874
Daiy Judge. lO0 at 495.
Fast Grown Point. 600 az o
East Tntic Con-. 1000 al "a 600 at
pa. buyer 60.
Grand central 100 at 1915; 800 at
200
Iron Blossom. 500 at 49, 500 AT 70.
Little Bell 200 at l.62ls, 100 at i.6S,
buyer 50.
Uncle SAM 100 at %.
TOTALS.
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nosroN COPPER RANGE.

James A. Pollock q Co. bankers AID
brokers. 6 west Second South street.
furnish tho following received over
their private wire this afternoon:
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q. II. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
sst Atlas Bell i47o ReA sO0a-A
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Tonopah Nevada, 6.50a 100: Montana
Tonopah. IS bid MacNamara. 29n30;
Midway, 20 asked; Tonopah Belmont.
y bid West End Cons. 22M25 Jim
Butler, l2Mt4; Tonopah Extension, So
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GoLDFIELD

Sandstone. hid: Col MT, bid:
Jumbo Ext. i4al5: Kendall. bid;
Booth. II bid Blue Bull. 9 bid, silver
Pick. l0Mll Blue Bell. 2M3; Lone star,
3di: ORC. 405. Atlanta. HOE; CT.
Bend. SOS: Red Top Ext, 2a3;
Florence. 2.9dG2.95. Goldheld Daisy S
m9. Comb Fraction, 62M63, CT Bend
Annex. I asked Kcwnuos, 4W5i Port
land. bid Crackeriack, 1 bid. D.
Mohawk. bid. Red HIS. 303, Y.
Tiger. asked: Goldheld CON. $500
695. D'feld Triangle lag; e. Q. d.
sG9: Florence Extn. lag; Adams, !
asked.
BJLLFROG.
Bonnie Glare. u bid. Mayhower Con.
1914. Montgy MI, 3 asked, Home
stake Con. asked; Tramp Con- 4@0.
MANHATTAN
MANN. con. 4N5; Dexter. gas; MIN
eral Hin 2g4
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvicw Eaglc Is asked; Nevada
Hins. 7OGs0: Pittsburg sill Peak. So
asked. Round Mountain.64 asked Raw
hide Queen. e4u25. Rawhide Coalition.
20 bid Balloon Hill sac.
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state or Utah. ofnce Of the Secretary Of
State.
I. g.. S. Tingcy Secretary Of STATE
~ tho state of Utah. do hereby certfy
that the foregoing rs a full. true and cor
rect copy Of the stateTgpnt Of the above
named company. filed in my Office ms
Goth DAY OF October. 1909
G.. s. TiNGEY.
(seaD Secretary Of State
By ~ Z, Cumming. Deputy
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Ophit 225a227ik Mexican. 1850
1874. Gould q Curry 30Gsi; con. va
l.6f p a. lie. Savage. 50 bid Hale q
Norcross, 6sG59 Belchet. i40 bid;
Sierra Nevada, II bid; Union. 9SG 100;
Choilar, - asked. Potosi. s. asked.
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sAN rRANcIsco MARKEr.

James a. Pollock q Co. bankers ana
brokers. west Second South street.
furnish the following. received over their
private wires.
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Located al salt Lake city. I'm tho Coun.
IS OF salt Lake, state OF Utah. Al
the close OF business on the 18th day
OF October. 1903.
REEOVrR(VrG
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state Of Utah. County Of salt Lac.
w IT, Sherman being first duly sworn
according to law depOscs aud says that
me Is cashier Of the above named bank;
that the above and fore going report con-
tains "a fun. truo and correct statement
Of the condition Of the said bank az me
close Of business on the 18th day or
w. II. SHEARMAN.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me THIS
18th dav OF October. A. ID 1902
THOS. ". PARTRIDGE.
fgeaD Notary Public.
MY commission expires Sept. 5th 1913
Correct, Attest:
". p CLARK.
g. y. ONERFIEI.D,
H. G. EDWARDS
Directors.
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MERCHANTS BANK.

Report Made to the Secretary Of stat.
OF the state OF Utah. of the CondI.
HIM % lhn
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
A Religious Authors Statement.

Rev. Joseph II. Fesperman. Sails
bury. y. e. who is the author OF sew
eral books. writes: For several years
| was afflicted with kidney trouble
and last winter I was suddenly
stricken with severe pain in my kid
neys and was confined 10 bed eight
days unable 10 get up without assis-
taace. Ny urine contained a thick,
white sediment. and 1 passed same
frequently day and night. I COM
menced taking Foley's Kidney Rem
sdy, and the pain gradually abated
and finally ceased and my urine be-
came normal. / eheerfully recon-
mend Foley's Kidney Remedy" Gar
proprietor.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25

LESSON. Hazel Zambawer; In
November. Teddy Hansen; The
Landing Of the Pilgrims Bessie
stephens. The FIRST Wash Day
Margaret Ray. Who Is Knocking" :"
Ruby Baird: Thanksgiving joys
Randolph Freeman: The Frost Will
lie Laurs: ~Elsie's Thanksgiving. .
Bessie Seavers: song. Thanksgiving 3"
The Fourth Grade.
Song. school. Pilgrim Fathers. .
Katherine Dunn: Pen Pictures of the
First Thanksgiving" Alice Anderson:
exercise. five girls: song. scfleof:
Birth Of THANKSGIVING Viola Ham
ilton. The First Thanksgiving. =
Goldie Walden. Thanksgiving Joe
Hansen: Gods Gift in Nature" !"
school: Thanksgiving Time" Laura
Nelson: Thanksgiving Joys Charles
Freeman: Thanksgiving Turkey"
Eunice Davidson. Ira Deakin; "Puri-
tan Maids four girls: quotations.
school. song. Thanksgiving Hymn"
The Fifth Grade.
Thanksgiving" song school: recita-
ton, John kimmerle: recitation Bessie
Blakeiy: recitation. Walter Kennedy:
Harvest" song, school: recitation
Stella Murphy: recitation. Ada Fair
field: recitation. Nellie wenrich; reci-
tation. Theron Hicks: recitation. Helen
Freeman: dialogue: America school
The Sixth Grade.
a Good Thanksgiving" Gertrude
Hassier: "A Chids Thoughts of
THANKSGIVING Selma Anderson;
Thanksgiving ode Ben Julian. He
Bit Off His Nose" Tyler Mix: song.
school: Antics Of the North Wind"
Mable Carson. ..Recollections." wes-
tina Cowan: Long Ago. Anon CO.
day. Landing OF the Pilgrims" :"
George Doney: Thanksgiving at
Grandma's." William Courtney: Give
Thanks for What2. Willis Mackenwn:
song. school: Why He Got no Pie"
Myrtle Zembower: Thanksgiving" :"
Mary Wright: Thanksgiving Dinner"
Evelyn Rafferty,. Thanksgiving
Day Marie Hanson: America" :"
school.
The Seventh Grade.
Song. school: presidents proclama-
tion. Earl Beaulieu: governors proc
giving" Katie Parmelee: song. school:
Thanksgiving. Freida Laundry;
Thanksgiving Ode" Mable McDon-
aid: "A Home Festival" Therza Har-
rington:s song, school: ''Thanksgiv-
ing" Helen Gardiner; when the
Frost Is on the Pumpkin. Fred
Laury: Thanksgiving story Mary
kroone: song. school.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
THE Whiffler School

Four very pleasing programs were
held by the different grades in the
Whittier building yesterday in honor
of Turkey Day The afternoon
went well and every part was taken
in n creditable way. The different
programs:
The First Grade.
Dancing song. school; Guess" Har-
old Bakke: THE First THANKSGIVING .
seven girls; THE Squirrel" Blanch
Frye: The jolly Old Pig" school;
recitation. Harvey Martel; Thanks
giving" Margaret Rodd; November" ;"
Albert Jackson: Soldier Song" sew
en- boys: November Fun. five girls
Thanksgiving" Paul Schmell: Lit
tie Yellow Goldenrod," school. THE
Magic yine.' Somerviile Boyd: What
We Are Thankful For" IL boys: rThe
Poppyiand Limited Express" six
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