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songs. The in
ion." the pains built. and
camp songs such as the
oil linuun "Quund Made
American
E“ h‘ and tie army trumpet l‘allri
A 81' “L" will? “unis. aim include-d. Then there
like "s‘wance River."
we old. ‘airs _ _ 4
“Anne Laurie and
“out Black Joe "
Inuonrownfuma,
Ml mice and gw- “Auld Lang Sine.” negro spiritualis
W k. such as “Roll, Jordan. Roll“ and
'0! “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" and pop-
“ m on! lugs assortment u‘ar songs like “Dye; Therm 12m;
W ”'3 m “Good Morning. Mr. ip" ant - -’
WW Ctr Katy" which originated in American
camps,
'llIt-l hook is illustrated by sketches
by Mct‘utcheon. well~known cartoon-
ist. some of which are amusing pic‘
tures typiiying soldier and camp
life. . ;
The company scribe who wrote. the
song which has set his entire camp
to singing is going to acquire more.
than local fame. There have been
many such in the various cantonments
and naval stations. Some of the
camp songs have been published. but
many more have not bceu. 'i‘lrc Mor-
‘nlo iirancll of the General Staff'of the
‘IAnny has sought the aid of the War
Department Commission on Training
Camp Activities in the. collection of
these songs, the best of which will be
.sent out for general use in the pro.
,‘motion or morale. g
Writing to Raymond 1;. Fosdick.‘
chairman of the Commission, Brigsl
Gen. Morison of the Morale Brunch
:uaid: “in order that this otiice may
lsct. as u ciriir‘ing-lltltlt-ie for all good
value, it is requested
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16 So. Main St.
SOUTH nonwun.
ity News
‘W‘m
. 1' Bakery open for “business
took.“
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watehtnspecwr for N. Y.. N.
ill. l1.
~ your Xmu watch of it. Noaclr, ideas of momlc
it. that you sc‘t‘urt‘.
; represent
{of any in
‘ originate 1
through your iocni‘
olives in oil camps.
an Fowler Post Woman's Re- proven popular.
norm will meet wrth Mrs. Meeker to have them £0119
Jilin avenue. on Friday after- Ebm 0‘“ for general use it
‘ it [:80 0'01 . desirable." ‘ E
i 3 Through the song leaders in the var-
, ious camps, Leo F. iiunmer, chairman
“u Wm“. Olcoruargar- of the Division of Camp Music of the
Ioved toHoyt’s Thcutrr- building“ Commission on Training Camp Ac-
mflkl. Olsen. ‘tivities has been collecting the local
. . songs. Everybody knows that ofllcinl
- ‘ song of the Marines, with its boa-if
m of the Democratic Club that if “the Army and
‘- 'ml'“ of ")0 Second Diar look on Heaven's
' ml hold list evening. and after find the streets arc
‘ ‘ meeting Pinochie was enjoyed millefif’fglfllg‘F-"t “he.
.song 0 0 mo
”t Do" "w “"ed' ition. "Fall in; Fall Out."
vknown. indeed, the men at the star
‘ - my 01"“ the “Double 19” tion can't pretend to know. it all, for
Jr. to be put out hv local insur- there are now eight thousand and
to m it d d i ninety-three verses of it. not! “‘0’“ are
”on on e a Sent nei ro- coming. it begins 1m, way:
. by the ancient and smiling _..Fa“ in, {all (”Hum in. {an out.
war of the Non-all: Agency pm five in the morning till nine at
naming. 5 night .
TThnt's all we hear in thin Navy lite
annual meeting of Buckiuxhlm‘ “will; ageing?“ ”5 “u out!"
0. 12. G. A. 3.. W1“ b0 ‘10!!! in If you hnmock’ is dirty, Set in) at
norm in tho Bod Men’s building at three-thirty
lulu street tomorrow months, And Xt-yt the deck and report at six-thirty.
mo thnt can ”an,“ ”and Fall in. fill out, otc. .
.. a”: p t. The chow in fine, it only killed nine.
1'1th rénoon for this in hard to define.
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guarded by United
lint the omcial
Naval Sta.
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Bale. Lollies Aid Soot We'll feed the Hun at not on "beans"
. first I. E. Church, former Lane We drop them on his submarines.
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1. mu. .m m «mac..““°:il:“i’33:. "“°"‘“‘ W
- - ~ luau-o petitions. to eta. I But. it takes the "gobs" to put them
“ID. [if My'oontlnued iotlow- across.
The song is a composite. written by
«v-
i , V _ ‘hundreds of man. if it could be snld
" ~ ~ .. Crud. or 56 Spring “feet to have been written at all, more no
r -» Nomlk. cum to the 011109 Of cuntoly that it won axtomporizod.
Aw mmptlon bonrd yesterday A song ofwfimthor cirnmcto‘iin "I'll‘ho
. . “liability." tten by Chop in or-
‘MI W In $031333?» tree A. Chouinard, to be sung to tho
complain the entire registration “d of “‘ltioiry‘lnnd, my Maryland." It
, - runs as o own:
an.» {lithe other 4,530 hovlnlz Our army is a magi); cr‘ew
. M y ted in the Sentinel In dress on armo ut on, too;
m . . 'i‘ho' other corps are door to me.
, ‘mglntdnggrrifg k3“ ti: Yet most 1 love the infantry.
set for registration. for at that
indented field. in ladierr' bower.
Alike they shine, all fear their pow
... hammering from a wound
.. while in notion in the famed
‘ or; .
’l'ho' other corps are dear to mo,
; our Wood WW Yet most I love the infantry“ ‘ -.~
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"MA “REM!" "BET "ten by George Sterling. and dedicat-
’ ' TO ORGANIZE ed to the Slat Held Artillery. Any-
. thing but serious is a tank song writ-
ten by Jack Stern:
We'll top the top, oval-the top. over-
the too like s top. ‘
our r.
~
i In serious vein is “The Flog," irrit-
...——-
‘wnsmmmm, Dec. Brdhldlnt
. the question of right to til-gonna
(rem: withontn-ntop .
when he hollow "Thot'rt‘enouxh.
we'll takn'no chances but treat
him rush- ' "
ill-matter from the right toot-gum
.munotrtnrmu, the National War “And
N r Bowl today refused to assume; “
the too like it top.
ty Mount 0mm.- Neh.. cooking
The omclal song of the
, rim ' to «guanine no higher mt Corps
' L ' predicts: _ .
‘ .‘For the Yanks, with tho'i‘anits, '~
' ' 10 than Germanium“ . -
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'l‘opoymonuforthh‘you’i
less well ‘
..ong municipal employs! ill: a me warm thOlomm'O‘ a H“ w.
. .lction in a. can but!!!“ by ‘3“ 'We’li top the top, over the top. are!
{written by Corporal Jimmie Bheml
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Well no (wol- the top. uni we're no:
Until we its made
going to stop,
tilOse Bot‘hha all.
give in.
|Wéhen the Captain gives the con-mnd
. , “ route on. treat ’em rough”
. .. . .. tnmt' . - . ‘
.rlc among the pa ‘ (lee, wont it be mood. for tin» Youth
with their Tanks will so tiu't.
' the German ranks,
Ariilm‘ilnd roll right turn Berlin
A Coast Artillery long. titted to the '
air “The Son of a Gnmbolier.“ begins:
Oh, they said
the Cow Artillery
would never go to war
And all that they were fit {or was to
hang around the shore,
But when in France the) needed mm
to shoot the tens and “wins.
Why, they cabled to the President in
send our loyal selvts.
Then it‘s home. hovs. home; it‘s hull“:
It's home. bovs, home. when tho
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“ore in this war until ends. illld
That the end of all the Kaiser's in,
thnt we should be;
' lions shall be tree
Germany will see
i
in the Coast Artillery. I”
There are many other special drvii
sionai or regimental songs, all With a
swing in the music and a strong pre
forence for the unit or branch of ser Chiliun government. it is wflmemu
vice expressed in the
words. Such
popular songs as “Good Morning. in
Zip." have come’ out
of. the (Home
That one originated at Fort Niagara.
Must Return Uniforms
men discharged from the army will be
Within Four Months
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5'.—- Enlisted
required to return to the governmcn'
M'llhln four months the uniform in
usicul CprOsltionV “mini and all troops will be
. Ill lied
here and which may have] time of discharge with (Started 133:
The purpose will be; for the t I
over here and thenL re “"1 0! initial-ml by mod.
it seenlsl
the Navy overt
scenes they will.
ll'n.
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350.000 Since Sept. 15
WAHJilNGTON, Dec. 5.—-Appwxi»
lately 350,900 deaths rmm imam:
and pneumoma have occumd among.
the citiiilln pupuistlon oi the l'nm-d
States since September 1:3, acmrdlng
to estimates today by the Public.
Health Service.
incurantu t‘umpki£.t-b new hard hit
by the tpidemLc, Udltél‘lllfltfl'. reports
indicate.
The Government incurred llfihllillen
of more than lliuowmw in (under:-
tlon with life insurance carried by
soldiers in army camps, not including
those in Europe.
About 20.000 deaths incurred in ihL‘
camps in the United Slates, War ll.»
purlmcul records show
U. S. INTERFERENCE
lN PERULHlLiAN
DISPUTE DENIED
Only Action Taken at Waohlngton
Wu to Urge Republics to
Keep Peace
SANTIAGO. Chih, Doc. (“The
United states. in agreement with tho
rumored here, will propose to Peru
and Bolivia that t‘ll‘rli code the Prov
nice of Tacnu to Peru and turn over
the Province of Alina to Bolivia7the
Inter republic delivering to Chili a
twitter province.
Iobiiitation of the Chilton army. al-
ready begun in the northern provinc-
el, iron been ordered throughout the.
republic. The War Ministry explains
that this step is necessary to keep
down threntened labor troubles.
l El Mercurio announces that thr-
cluoes of 1917 Ind 1918, comprising
moot men. have been called to the
which they leave camp.
. supply officers
‘ .
CODlefl.nouncos, will receive this equipment. ““9 been summoned for “my“ duty
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