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Subtitled: Blime Me, O'Reilly, You Ar Lookin' Well." Adapted from the original song, 'Is That Mr. Reilly?". Cover page notes this to be the tune that took the place of "Tipperary" in the trenches.

Cover page notes that the song was originally introduced by Eddie Morton.

By the writers of "The Rose of No Mans Land" and "We're All Going Calling on the Kaiser".

A collection of war related sheet music from the era loosely surrounding the First World War up to the period of the Second.

An artificial collection build up over several decades comprised of pieces drawn from numerous purchases, donations, and items pulled from various older collections.

Cover page notes this copy as being the War Edition: "...To co-operate with the Government and to conserve paper during the War, this song is issued in a smaller size than usual...."

Cover page notes "Successfully introduced by Al. Herman".

Cover page notes "Big song hit of 'Passing Show of 1917' at N.Y. Winter Garden."

A ragtime song written around a Fort Niagara Fragment.

Cover page illustration includes a photographic inset featuring vocal duo, Sam Lewis and Sam Dody, with the note that this song was "successfully introduced" by them.

Cover page illustration includes a photographic inset featuring performer duo, with the note that this song was "successfully introduced" by them. This composition ma also be had for your Talking Machine or Player Piano.