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1001. Cheer up, mother

1002. Cheer up father cheer up mother

1003. Cheer up Tommy Atkins

1004. Captain Riley of the U.S.A

1005. Can't you hear old Uncle Sammy calling?

1006. California: and you

1007. Buy a liberty bond for the baby,

1008. Buy a bond, buy a bond for liberty

1009. Bring me a letter from my old home town

1010. Bring me a letter from my old home town

1011. Bring home the victory

1012. Bring back, bring back, bring back the Kaiser to me

1013. Bring back my soldier boy to me

1014. Bring back my daddy to me

1015. Bring back my daddy to me

1016. Bring back my daddy to me

1017. Bring back my daddy to me

1018. Bring back my daddy to me

1019. Bring back a Belgian baby to me

1020. Break the news to mother

1021. Break the news to mother

1022. Break the news to mother

1023. Break the news to mother

1024. Break the news to mother

1025. Boston Sunday Advertiser

1026. Bon jour, ma belle!

1027. Bing! Bang! Bing 'em on the Rhine: comic song

1028. Belgium dry your tears

1029. Belgian rose

1030. Belgian rose

1031. Battle songs of liberty: words and music

1032. Battle of the nations: descriptive march

1033. Battle in the sky: marche militaire

1034. Back to mother and home, sweet home,

1035. Back in the old town to-night,

1036. Baby's prayer will soon be answered

1037. Baby wants her daddy dear,

1038. At the Yankee military ball

1039. Are we downhearted? no! no! no!

1040. Any time's kissing time

1041. Any old place the gang goes: I'll be there

1043. And then she'd knit, knit, knit

1044. American patrol: march

1045. American patrol: march

1046. American crusaders: march and two step

1047. American beauty

1048. American beauty

1049. America, he's for you

1050. America, I love you

1051. America, I love you

1052. America prepare: Song

1054. America first, last and all the time

1055. America first last and all the time

1056. Always give a soldier boy a ride

1057. Aloha soldier boy

1058. Allied Victory March

1059. Allegiance

1060. All together: we're out to beat the hun

1061. All hail! To Foch!: song,

1062. After you've gone

1063. After the war is over,

1071. After the war is over

1072. After the war is over

1073. After the war is over

1074. A-M-E-R-I-C-A means I love you, my Yankee land,

1075. A' top of the world, our flag

1076. A tiny bunch of violets from No-Man's Land,

1077. A tale of the fireside, copy 2

1078. A tale of the fireside

1079. A soldier's rosary

1080. A soldier's love,

1081. A soldier's dream

1082. A soldier's dream

1083. A rainbow from the U.S.A.

1084. A mother's prayer for her boy out there,

1085. A long way to Berlin, but we'll get there

1086. A long way to Berlin, but we'll get there

1087. A little bit of sunshine: from home

1088. A letter from no man's land

1089. A laddie in France is dreaming: little girlie of you

1090. A daddy's prayer

1091. A call to all

1092. 32nd Division march,

1093. 101st Regiment U.S.A. march,

1094. "Triumphant America" march,

1095. "The hour of triumph": march,

1096. "Somewhere" are the boys of the U. S. A.

1097. "Gussie": Guthie