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The words are as full of heart-thrills as the music. »Only when- the? words match the music they
“Heart Songs”-do you have the greatest songs in the world. That is why the son_gs"inthis book'wilif1_ast'fo`_rey
That is why these songs, 'sung fifty years ag‘o, are of imperishable memory. . _ V  '  i f , '   ;  1:5 
A   Today is the Bigi Distribution  Day      
“Tenting On _the Old Camp Ground”---the song illustrated today---a ‘famous song of the olden time---sang often during the dark
days of the Civil War b_y_ the saddened hearts 'at home as they thought of their soldier boy at the front! How' they _longed for a
sound of the dear, familiar voice; for a sight of the beloved form, and what a relief it was to pour out their-soul'into' these-words
of sympathy---this music so tender---that gave complete utterance to their hidden feelings ! ` ' ‘  "  »-} V 
_ , The men aro_und the camp-_fires at night with only the distant stars lookin on-with '|the leavesof the V trees rustling
in sympathy---with the r_ivulet murmuring in soft accord---they sang it, too---this woncgerful song V! What memor1es_o_f_ho`me---of
father, mother, sister, wife or Sweetheart---it brought up! Somehow, its melody soothed them-'-fits ,words brought 1'-est_fto_, their
weary bodies---and their sleep was sweeter and sounder for this song ! _ ` , i    J i    " -V  _
‘In “Heart Songs” are many War Time Melodies You Don’t Have to #Knows How
- i   » to Sing to Enjoy Them. i 0 A e A  -i  i »
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a pears in the accounts of the Lord High Treasurer Bgdgge Banks o’LochLomen
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times, which shows a hi h appreciation of music on Fa,.°X‘;ay
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