Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-11-11 | Page 21 | Song Teacher Plods in Wet with Singers

SONG ONG TEACHER PLODS IN WET f I J. J WITH SINGERS 1 5 The way In which the song leaders of ot the commission on training camp activities ties work york is s vividly told in an incident related by A. A D D. leader of ot singing at it Camp Sherman Ch Oi O. O i M joys are gre re fine fineto to sing lIng ng with Mr 1 writes The other evening I Iwas was as prowling among the barracks visiting visit visit- ing here and there when off In the distance die dis lIst t thrice tance nce I heard P Pack ck Up Your Your- Troubles sung to a It somewhat modified tune There was a 1 cold driving dr rain and nd darkness Unalloyed by any light av the dim flare of ot the barracks racks lamp By the aid ld of ot m mY flashlight I I found the singers There Thero were seven or eight of or them Just walking around In the rain singing I plodded along long with them and Joined In We ye applauded each orner Otner after a chorus u and then I suggested that we hadn't q quite the right tuner tune It said one defiantly r You Tou sing it I 1 didI did I What company do you ou belong to was ls the tho next Question to the I I 1 explained my camp fell fellow w took me by the arm m while we wee e back to their barra barracks ks arid and aid lId as we arrived II Heres eres ere's a n. guy that kows krOWs these songs Then we sang