| Every detail of it is absodarnlutely the last | | | | 1 You see, we'd been pals from, child- | | Line duplicated from another article--removed. | | | | 1 but now fighting under the Stars and Stripes. | | but now fighting under the Stars and Stripes.) | | | | 1 "We'll catch hell to-night | | We'll catch hell to-night | | | | 2 As the port it is assembled, painted, | | At the port it is assembled, painted, | | | | 2 that it is about due from a new | | that it is about due for a new | | | | 2 For the suplying of this auto armada, | | For the supplying of this auto armada, | | | | 2 available for the cars that have to run out. | | available for the cars that have run out. | | | | 2 Bureau de la Place of a garrisoned town, or else at the | | Gendarmerie, of | | Bureau de la Place of a garrisoned town, or else at the | | Gendarmerie, or | | | | 2 Giving us the saying power by going without their stays! | | Giving us the staying power by going without their stays! | | | | 2 a camouflage of cause covers the iniquity of stale fish; | | a camouflage of sauce covers the iniquity of stale fish; | | | | 2 A friend, pal, or comrade, snonymous with cobblers; | | A friend, pal, or comrade, synonymous with cobber; | | | | 2 A negative term signifying uselss, | | A negative term signifying useless, | | | | 2 indeed, venturing ot into the open air in a trench. |