Each morning when I do-re-mi, I try to find the proper key, For it is not considered right To play the black keys for the white.
My mother says that if T ry And do my best! at practice, I May learn the hardest things to play, Like Pader-what's-his-name, some day.
I know a way more easy, though. T''ve seen pianos builded They make a loud and lovely din If you just drop a nickle in. Jack Burroughs 10,000 Women for Canada
Salvation Army, who arrived Commissioner David Lamb, Southamipton recently on board the Olympic, reports that Canada is steadily recovering from the after effects of the war, the bountiful wheat and fruit harvests contributing to a renewed spirit of hopeful-Mess in the Dominion.
As a result of Commissioner Lamb's visit, the child transplant tion work of the Salvation Army will be extended, and the Commissioner will submit to General Booth a proposal for the early transfer of 10,000 British women to Canada,
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