30.

Nellie G. Rice.
Not too fast.

The Beautiful Hills of Rest.

Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.

1. Somewhere on

2. Somewhere on 3. Somewhere on

3

the beautiful hills of rest, Far

above earth-ly

the beautiful hills of rest Are the dear ones we the beautiful hills of rest Shall the songs

3

we have

Copyright, 1915, by Lorenz Publishing Co., in "The Volunteer Choir" for Feb., 1915, International copyright.

1. Someday I shall meet Him, Christ, who died for me;
2. Someday I shall greet them, Loved ones gone be-fore,
3. Someday I shall see them, All the ransomed throng,
4. Someday,longed for someday!When thou wilt, my King!

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Some-day reach the Where they wait my Who with rap-tured Read - y at

thy

CHORUS.

cit

fac

Oh, someday,

someday, It

is

y I have longed to see. coming On that happy shore. es Sing the grand new song. summons, Home my soul shall wing. Oh, someday, blessed someday,

but a

lit- tle while! Yes, someday,
Yes, someday, blessed someday,

someday I shall see my Savior's smile.

Copyright, 1915, by Lorenz Publishing Co., in "His Worthy Praise." International copyright.

32.

Lizzie DeArmond.
UNISON,

Forward March.

Ira B. Wilson.

1. For ward march-ing, wave your ban-ners high, Glad ho- san- nas sing, 2. Forward march-ing in the narrow way, To the promised land, 3. Forward march-ing, step- ping in to line, Hear the stirring call,

prais - es to the King; On-ward ev er, victory is nigh, To the at the Lord's command; Jesus leads us, we shall win the day, If for rally one and all; Show your col-ors, give the coun-tersign, While in

Copyright, 1909, by Lorenz Publishing Co.

33.

Mrs. C. H. M.
DUET. Slowly.

4

I shall not Want.

Mrs. C. H. Morris.

1. I shall not want while Jesus leads, Nor hun-ger while my soul he feeds; 2. E'en tho' I pass thro' death's dark vale, My rod of comfort shall not fail; 3. I shall not want for joy, for lo, My cup with grace shall o - ver- flow; 4. My song thro' life shall ever be, Goodness and mer cy follow me;

Copyright, 1913, by Lorenz Publishing Co., in "The Volunteer Choir," for Nov., 1913. International copyright.

34.

Lizzie DeArmond.

For His Cause Sublime.

E. S. Lorenz.

1. I will give to the Lord with a loving heart All the gold of my mind's best 2. All my gifts, keeping none for a self-ish aim, For his glo - ry each day dis3. I will give to the Lord, not a mite withhold, With a loyal and true en

I

treas - ure; I can never re-pay half the debt
play - ing, In his cause most sublime, in his service
deavor; What he claims I surrender to him

a

CHORUS. Unison.

bless-ings in boundless meas-ure.

soul on his al tar laying. I will give to the Lord my money, down at his feet for ev

- er.

I will give

to

the Lord my time;

All my talents, my

strength, all my soul, my life, I will give for his cause sub-lime.

Copyright, 1915, by Lorenz Publishing Co., in "Marching Orders." International copyright.