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  When Pershing's men go marching into Picardy : marching song / text by Dana Burnet ; music by James H. Rodgers

  For voice and piano.
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  Pershing's crusaders : march militaire / by E.T. Paull.

  For piano.
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  Those draftin' blues / words & music by Maceo Pinkard.

  For voice and piano.
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  Our glorious land : national anthem / Theophil Stange ; Frank van der Stucken.

  Caption title.
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  The Russians were rushin', the Yanks started yankin' / lyric by Carey Morgan ; music by Chas. McCarron.

  For voice and piano.
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  The last long mile : Plattsburg Marching song, 1917

  Caption title.
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  We'll never let our old flag fall / lyric by Albert E. MacNutt ; music by M.F. Kelly

  For voice and piano.
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  We stopped them at the Marne : (it's to ____ with Germany) / words and music by Lieut. Gitz Rice.

  For voice and piano.
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  Lad o'er the sea : a ballad for voice and piano / by Gertrude Wilson.

  For voice and piano.
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  When the boys come home / words by John Hay ; music by Oley Speaks.

  T.p. ill. signed Pl. Van Bareat (?): marching soldiers.
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  When Yankee Doodle learns to "Parlez vous français" = Quand les Français apprennent a "Do you speak English?" / paroles de Lucien Boyer ; words by Will Hart ; music by Ed Nelson ; one step piano suel par F. Salabert.

  For voice and piano.
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  There's a long, long trail : song / written by Stoddard King ; composed by Zo Elliott.

  In C.
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  There's a long, long trail : song / written by Stoddard King ; composed by Zo Elliott.

  In B♭.
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  Somewhere in France is the lily : march song / written and sung with great success by the well known composer Jos. E. Howard of Joseph E. Howard & Ethelyn Clark ; lyric by Philander Johnson.

  For voice and piano.
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  Boots / poem by Rudyard Kipling ; music by Hazel H. S. Felman.

  For voice and piano.
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  For your boy and my boy : song / words by Gus Kahn ; music by Egbert van Alstyne.

  For voice with acc. of orchestra.
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  For the boys over there : official song of the United War Work Campaign / Egbert Van Alstyne ; words by Gus Kahn.

  For voice and piano.
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  For you.

  Misc. song texts (no music).
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  It's a long, long way to Tipperary / written and composed by Jack Judge and Harry Williams.

  For voice and piano.
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  Four-minute singing

  Dated Sept. 10, 1918.