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pass from Conroy was knocked on,
OF Ewcn'S arms by hard tackle by
french on Army's twenty nve-yartl
line. King puntcd behind Army's goal
line.
French ran right and for cigh,
Yards. Lawrence gained two yards
through center and made it first
down. Smythe made four Yards
through left tackle. Lawrence gained
a yard through right tackle. Srnvtho
was blocked by his own interference,
ana was thrown for Il loss bv King
French run;ed out OF bounds on
Army's thirty-siS-yard line. Tim,
was called by the Army and trainers
spiaShed cold water in their faces
Noycs smashed through center for
iivc yards. Noycs made six wards nj
first down in the same place. conrov
h:t center for six yards. End third
heriod: Score Army. o; Navy, O.
Fourth aunrtcr.
Goodman replaced Clark. \ criss
cross play. conroy to Koehlcr uc,t.l
SIX yards hnd II touchdown. Kinx
Kicked goal. Score. Navy. !; ARMY.
0.
Michigan kicked OF FOR Army 10
Noes. vino ran the ball back twenty
yards TO Nays twenty-,ivey.r,l
line. Conroy made five yards throur,,
RICH; tackle. Noycs made two wards
through LETT tackle. Conroy hi.
center for two yards. couroy wen,
through center for two yards ana
urSt down. Hamilton 20; away for
hit"cn Yards around loft end. French
was hurt on the play. lie remained
in IN. game. cocruy found n hole in
left tackle ana went through for
nine yards.
E5crsoic replaced I.awreuc. for Tho
Army. Noyes replace Mckee. Moves
was stopped at right tackle. Con
10Y nat center fur four yards ana hrs,
down.
y crisis cross Noy.s 20 Koeh,or
la!!ed TO gain through right tacllio.
N"yes ran through a big hole "a, lcc,
tackle for eight yards. Eoch!c. hit
lett tackle for three yards and frs;
Gown on Army's ;hirty-tvc-yar line.
Richards replaced smythc for the
Army. Larson WAS hurt, but rc-
mained in Tie game Noycs got
through right tackle for nine yards.
lie was thrown t. Mul.igan
l.. j. Storrli replaced Mulll.an ror
IN" Army. Nvy.s. rumblcd. but IL.
Navy recovered the ball On hc;.
fifteen! yard line.
Noes again fumhled ana E.c;ds,cr
recovered Tor the Army.
French 20; away around y.3,., ON,
Tor fifteen yards.
y forward pass from wi!h!de was
knocked down hv the Nayv pi.h-
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HIGH SCHOOLS TO DECIDE
STATE TITLE SATURDAY
Newport News and Roanoke Elcv.
ems Will Meet at Charlottes.
villC In Titulnr Contest.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov. 81.
Tho Newport News High school
football team has been declared tho
champion OF Eastern Virginia by the
ofhcials OF the Virginia High School
literary and Athletic League. This
tories having been scored on only
once. ana having, defeated all OF the
strong teams In Tidewatcr Virginia.
Including the John Marshail High
School, of Richmond, and AlcXandri,
High School. tho champions of
northern Virginia.
Coach Webb. who is an a!umnus
or william and Mary College. has
developed on. Of the strongest high
Virginia in recent years This is
Mr.. Webb's second year as coach at
Newport News High. and the team
~ now achieving the results of his
Two seasons of careful and thorough
trainin The squad is evenly bal
ahced. averaging about l52 pounds
anu combining an unusual amour;
OF speed and endurance.
Just one team lies between New
port News High and the State cham
pionship: This i the strong team
of the Roanoke High school which
has been declared III. champion of
districts three and four. covering
the territory OF Central and South
western Virginia.
This is the first year that Tho State
has been organized on Il basis ,ha,
Will make II possible for tho hign
school football championship 70 be
divided into fvc districts by the Vir-
Iinia High School Literary and .Nth.
lctic League. OF which Professor
Charles G.. MaphiS. OF the ;.ni.orsi: :
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CHESTERFIELD BOY PROVES
REAL BRAINS OF ELEVEN
'Mnc" CogblIl WINS Star In 1920 az,
Washington and Lee Team
Coach Praises Him.

l,ENINGTON, VA. Nov. 27.--"C;cu
cTal in name and general by nn
,nrc. would characterize Marc,,..
CoEbiils connection with tho Wash
inston and Lee Eridiron warrior.
"a good field general. Is Coach Hnf
terH's opinion. Mac" IN a born foot
Dail.r. q lighting Nirglnlan fro,,
,'hestcrH"ld Court House. lie 4, IA
haru. gritty runner. Il cool Level ,
headed. quick thinking quarter baci,
ana sure secondary defense MAJ
Possessing all the qualities that 90
to make mp the ideal football pIaycr.
toEbiil has never failed to ,iiS
tinsulsh himself in any rridIron bal
lie. He has a personality tina; RAJ, j..
alcS ability and inspires confidence.
Iherc was never any Ioubt IN my
mimi in regard To Cogb.l," said L.oarI,
hattcry. warn asked abort tho rein y
i've merits of some of the PLAYERS
Unfortunately Mac cannot hurl Ia,
plgsk!n with any degree OF skill. NM,
nc has had TO light against this han.
uicap since the Generals chi.r
weapon of onrnsc has been the rnr.
ward pass. However. cogblll's war
III other lines OF playing has over
come th!s dctraction. \ wealth or
praise is included In the words a..
Il cemradc. he Is just good
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CASE SCHOOL CANNOT
STOP SOUTHERN TEAM
University of Alabama Swanips OPP
poncnts, 40 to o, ut Cleveland.
~ Stephenson Plays Wild.
tBy Universal Scrvics.l

S.ty BY Universal Scrvics.l
sGhireisity OF Alabama lite rally
ss~amped Case school here today. The
t,coTc was 40 to ..
4 4Alabana started march toward
tie goal In the first quarter :,
ttwanty-yard run hy Half Back Levine
giving them their first touchdown.
4QrConnor Kicked u goal.
In the second quarter. forward
iaas$ for twenty-ninc yards. stephen
sl.np 10 Clcmans. gave Alabama it's
.s;eSnnl touchdown. o'connor also
3hfrked goal.
EG In the third quarter Luke Sewcu.
't.c;hcr us Joe Scwcll. Cleveland In
dim SEor;stop. went to quarter back
Iur the A!abamians. Stephenson
ards - CIemans VIM was downcd
on Cases tweivc-yard line, ON two
.,;.ift formations Levine huckcd over
.snr II touchdown. oConnor missed
::pai.
In the fourth quarter, S;ephcnson
ran forty-two yards for = touchdown.
tnockinE out four case tacklcrS as
he Travelled. Johnston kicked goal
Stephenson then went down the field
without stopping. scoring another
touchdown. He gained from ten TO
fifteen yards every time he moved.
y forward pass. Stephenson TO
sD'Conaor. gained twcnty-cicht yards
then /; forward pass. Stephenson tn
,Clemans. gave Alabama another
O'Conuor kicked goal as
the whistle ended the game.
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SPORTS

Il, ~ Chairman. All prelimnarles have
now Deen completed and Roanoke
, nnu Newport News probably will
piay ut charlottesville on December
Il, The record Of the Newport News,
',@h school team follows:
r.Ne%port News High School. g.;
Newport News High School. 10:
"l.iiam aud Mary Second Team, o.
Jo Hhn" isnr News High school. 80:
''Nn MARSHALL High School. o.
Newport News High school. AZ.
ffanpion High School q.
Port News High School, :: Old
Point College. O. - N
Newport News High School. Al:
ieEie .vnS High school. 0.
r. NEWPORT News High school. 40.
fortsmouth High School, :.
MnT;poIt News High School, 81:
C9urtiand High School. Q.
Ma me%pnrt News High School. Il;
Newport News High School. a.:
Aig.Xandria High School. O. 90
Inc men composing tho su,nd orc
l'radDurn. chewning. N,ttinriy
Stcnncttc. Dickinson. Brown. inr,ii. ;
son. Peck. TilghInan. j.: T;lrh,nn.,
G.; Travis. Wilson. t.hri - i,,','.,, :
l.eikovitch. Todd. L.: Todd
tcapt); FULLY. Howell. Moore, X;,s
ROBERTSON. Ross. kcrfoot. Cares 49,
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was knocked down by Conroy. French
puntcd out or hounds on Nays for
tE-thrcc- yard line.
Conroy gained ono yard through
center. He added Il yard in the same
place. On fake pass formation
koehlcr was stopped by Davidson for
gain of few feet. King punted
to French, who was downed on
Army's twcnty-siX-ya yard limo hy King
Tho Navy was pcna,ized ft,ccn
yards for ''plinE on" Waters re-
placed Conroy for Navy. waters
intercepted Il forward pass from
Ebersolc on Army's forty-yard line.
Final score:
Navy. - Army. q.
The lineup and summary:
Navy Position A-,ny
Iarr :...... ;lef, end. 80. storck
itoii"s -. left tackle Davidson
w HIKE -. left guard 800. Clark
Larson .......ccntcr. Greene
Moore right guard. Rrcilster
kihS right tackle. Mulligan
fWen ...;.. .rish, end....... White
to"roS ''..auar'er back Wilhide
konhicr LEFT half back. Smythe
Mckee right half back Lawrence
ilaAiiltoii ..full back. French
Score BY periods:
H ;y ...'''.......... -
Army ............. q u 90
summary.: Navy scorins-Touch-
down. Koel'lcr: goal after touch
n ,;n%i,r King; referee. Al sharpe. Yale:
urnp;rc. w. Fred Murphy. iirown;
field Judge. J. 4. Evans. W!li.arns:
time OF periods. - minutes.
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EAST SMOTHERS WEST
AT SEATTLE. WASHINGTON
Dartmouth Defeats University of
Washington - u. .. by ItcSort-
nE 10 Aerial Attacks.
ft. tnI

SEATTLE, WASH. Nov. -. Dart
mouth today smoihercd the I'n!-
versi:y of Washington by brlliian.
forward passing and won. IS 10 :.
Three Of the Dartmouth touchdowus
wer" made directly through forward
passes IRON! Robertson 30 Jordan.
The fourth was made on a line buck.
following successful overhead at
tack. WashinGtou'. lone tally came
m tn" hrs; quarter when Abel block
td u punt and carried the bali over.
On" of the largest crowds ever as.
senihlcd for IN athletic event in tho
city, estimated at 10000, Witnessed
the contest.
Washington went into the CONTEXT
Win rush. After "a few minutes
Of piay. in which scaat yarda-c was
made hy either side. Abel hiockcd
R"b"rtson's punt and rac-c! ,if:y
yards through ,hc fed for Il touch
down
nartmouth failed in several at
t.mpts Ia PASS Ia this period. but IN
the succeeding qua"icrs so, hc,
/ aerial program into operation and
smoth"r'd the sun Dodgers. The,
Dartmouth iouc'idownr were mad
by passing.
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GEORGETOWN BEATEN
SEVERELY BY BOSTON
Hub City College Eleven Wallops
iiiitoppcrs, 30 to O-Scoring
Comes from Varied PLAYS.
Ey Associated Press. ]

RoSToN. Nov. a!.@I;nstn, GALLEY,
mainiainsd its record as ono OF the
Few undcfcatcd elcvcns OF the coun-
Try when IL turned Georgetown back
on muddy field today. 30 to o. It's
scoring was made ON varied plays
Captain Urban made the first touch
down on twenty-yard run after Il
n"dy soon after play started Fitg-
ratr!ci Kicking from the twenty
c!Sht-yard linc added 4 field goa. IL,
the second pcp;od
oEricn. playing a strong defensive
gam" throughout. became an offensive
factor in the fourth period when he
hiockIu GcorSetown punt FOR tho
second time. caught the hall ,s i,
bounded on his chest, and ran twenty
yards Tor touchdown. :;od"rick and
i.iSi0n added touchdownS when the
foEt"n College attack of line plunge
long runs and forward passes b"a;
GcGrSetown'S tired line back in the
Closing minutes OF play
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COURTLAND TIES BUILDERS
High SCHOOL Eleven and Shiphu,,,.
ran To Henrh Decision In Game
nj suffolk

enh.'H.tnl ~ i ne lln1cS- DiSpatC.i
SUFFOLK. VA. Nov. 27.-A coll,
nri%ziing rain failed To put stop T."
games played her" ;his season. when
n. team from the CORTLAND IIIpi,
school tied tn. heavy team from the
Nc"port News shipyards. : to :.
CORTLAND scored on n forward ms.
aS both teams played hard and we're
treHuentiy pcnalizcd. Marks starred
Tor the High school and Hansen for
~. HH!VnuiiucfS Ihc game WAS
refereed by Coach Roe. az The .Ier-
,er*on High School. Suffolk. with
John +. Phillips az head iine.man.
ana IhoniaS Grace. as unnire
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Mckee. who was downcd on Navy,
'-yard line. Mckee made one ward.
being stopped by Muliicau From a
punt formation King tried right end.
hn: failed 20 gain. King went back
again behind Nays goal limo and
runtcd To French. who attempted a
fair catch ON Nays 30-yard line.
| He munsd The bail. hu: fell on ii.
\ forward pass Ivy Wilhidc failed
when Smythc dropped tn. hall after
perfect catch. Lawrence hit right
tackle for ono yard. being stopped
by Moore. y long forward pass by
Ni!hide was knocked down by Nc
kcc. W;lhide knott on his Coward
line. holding the bah for a placcmcn.
Kick Ivy French French bontel m.
baii but was far TOO low and bounced
through the posts. Following n,-f,c.
interference Mckee ran right end FOR
seven yards. kochlcr made two ward,
through left tackle. Tho Army lin,
nucRed In front OF Kochler, hut ha
threw himself over for frs, dawn
on Nays So-yard line. a cr!ss-cross
ConT"y 20 Mckee. gained two wards
FROM forward pass formation
Conroy tried to get The ball away
White thew him for n loss. kj,r
tried run from punt formation and
failed to gain. lie then pun;cd 70
Nl'hioe on Arny's io-yard line. VIII
hide WAS tackled before he caurht
me pan and the bail came back ana
WAS given to the Army on Navy.s
3o-yard line
y forward pass. wiihile to French.
canned Yards. French WAS thrown
Tor lS-yard loss by Even. French
nn"''d 10 the Nays 7-yard line.
where 1t was allowed to roll dead.
lhe Army was Denalizcd ten wards
ltamiiion gained three yards through
inc c"nte" OF the line. Conroy ran
''"h' ehd tor three Yards. being
""WHe" %! Davidson. on Il fake FOR
''a''oh 'onroy made five yards
lhr"usA i"'t tackle. King punted TO
freheh' MIRO was thrown out Of
pounds on Army's 40-yard line.
freh'h ."lied I" gain on an attc,npt
az riGAi end. being downcd BIZ Moore
""hsdc was thrown for twelve
Eard loss by King as he tried To run
rom forward pass formation.
FRENCH Kicked 20 Mckee. who was
aowned b. White on his iO-yard line
WIS thro"N Tor seven yards loss as
I'c "!ea Il run around right end. \
forward pass from Conroy was
knocked down by Wilhide. King
-. 10 s'orcH' VINO ran the bail
PACK seven yards to Army's fortv
!"'d enc. II" was downcd by Eolles
french Dunicd over AIcKce's head
10 Nays seven-yard limo where he
NcI,.. ,.,,,
r,ch, ,,ci.Fn w" !"rus 'h'"nGh
:, hl,, LoI. "..'o! "'.k'd Through
''c.s az right tackle for iour
,vo vs. '"''ed while The
~. - ,"cr'd Tor confer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Crew of Idaho Receives
Olympic Club Trophy
IHy Associnted I'rexS.I

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ...-Thc
racing cutter crew OF the battle
ship Idaho Wns today In possess
sion "f the 0l!inpir Club challenge
cup ana its Recommending right
to represent the Pacific fleet i'm
tic cunning tntcrtIcet contests. The
idnh" Eohs sent their cutter over
The finish line of "a thrrc-niIc
course on Snn Francisco ituy yes
ferdaH huff II length ahcnd OF the
crew from 4hc Z. =. y. Arkansas.
hiSplarinE the cup HOLDERS or III.
L. =. =. MiS>ixsiprf.
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black and gold.
lived, however.

.blnci and gold. The rally was snur;~
lived, however. The Army cried for
Ward rasses in it's own territory, but
the sailors knew how 20 ch.cil :hcn
and Army's hopes died when for
ward pass was Intercepted AZ midfieli
10y Waters. . substitute full hack.
Whcr The game ended tile Navy had
TIE ball on Arny's forty-Sccond yard
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NAVY VICTORIOUS
st OVER WEST POINT
~. IN ANNUAL GAME

adj l,rnm I,lrs, rncn.l
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LAFAYETTE WINS RUN
CAPTURE Middle states. TItIc IN, M,
Nh,nis First In Cruss-Cuuntr,
AHhir-CrRNfprd acts Hrcurd

hf. iibEliEM. IA. Nov. 2,-.J..
iaEctte collcg" again won the MidJ,.
states intercolI. eiHte chanlpionsii,
Cross country run today with A 10
."i OF - points. Crawford. of Lar.
yeti. finished FIRST. settling a nv.
course record by covering tho Ill.
tanc" OF Two and oue-fcurth miles
UNITY mlnMtch and tOriN hccnndr
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10 Smyth'. gained six yards. The
Navy was penaii1cd fifteen yards tor
unnecessary roughness.
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10 Smythc. gained six yards. The
Navy was penaiizcd fifteen Yards for
unnecessary roughness
Army Surrcndrrs Hall.
The Navy line piled up in from; OF
Smythe on his smash at center.
French got away around left end for
eight yards. Wilhide ran RICH; cni
fo- ivc yards. Army failed by
inches and tho bail went 20 Navy on
her twcn;y-hve-yard line.
conroy went through ic.; tackle
for six yards and was stopped b;.
Davidson The RICH, side of the lin.
was torn open and Mckee wen;
through for first down. Hamilton
was thrown for two yards loss by
Storck. forward pass. King to Me-
kce, was incomplete.
Another pass from Conroy was
knocked down. King puntsd 20 vii
hide. who was downci by Moore in
in!dield. Preach went in and aro,ind
right tackle for five yards Law
renee hii pile OF blue ~ rca;c- and
failed to gain. French passed 20 viii
hide. who made first down for the
Army Oh Nays th:rty-s.X- yard line.
A forward pass from W!!hide vas
Knocked down by Moore French
tried 4 goal from placement; fro:n
the for;E-yard l.ne. but !; WAS TOO
snort
Hamilton, ran r'-h. end for ike
yards.
Score end half; Navy. Army. 0.
between halves the Army Official
party. consisting Of Secretary Baker.
General PcrsAing and Genera, Me
VILE, walked to the center Of the
Held. where they were joined by
Secretary Daniels and party of
adni.rals.
Third Quarter.
Noise broke out anew when chc
Army p!aycrs trCttcd ont again for
the second hale. Navy formed a
circle and passed the bal. around.
while tho Army ran to The sidciines
and then ran TO the held, defending
the West goal.
King kicked OF 10 French. who ran
the ball back fifteen yards TO A-mys
twcntyyard line. French ran loft end
FOR ten yards Smythc gained one
yard through center. French made
wide skirt ~ right end, but only
gained one yard. being downcd by
King. On :, kick formation Lawrence
failed C gain. Fr.ncl, punted 10 Nc
kcr. who WAS downch by Storck on
Nays ;hir'y-y:srd line.
Conroy failed 10 gain through right
tackle. lie again failed in the same
,!acc, being downed by Muliigan. y
long pass from Con'oy dropped in
the open field IN ;roat OF French
King pun:ed TO Wi!h:de, who was
do"ncd by ROLES on !tr,nys forty
yard line. Lawrence smashed through
!ght tackle FOR five yards. Lawrence
made TWO yards more on the same
Play. Army called time on; for n
conference
Smy;hc made first down through
right tackle. French was downed for
two-yard loss by Larson.
Larson was hurt on the play and
the trainers rushed on, TO him. lie
wen; back into tho game.
y forward pass Wilh!dc TO Smythc.
gained fifteen yards. Lawrence FUN
hicd. hut i: was recovered by the
Army.
King punted 70 Wilhid.. who was
down"d by Willkic on Arrays forty
yard line. Larson Intercepted "a for
ward pass from Wilhidc on Army's
forty nvcyard line y pass from, Con-
roy grounded. Conroy ran left end
for twenty yards \ long forward
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-04

m Ine county or CoCnlSe, Otdte or
 Arizona.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise and the Complaint filed in the said County of Cochise, in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
 J. E. Cromer. Plaintiff, vs. Josephine K Cromer, Defendant. THE STATE OF ARIZONA SENDS GREETING:
 Josephine K. Cromer: You are hereby required to appear in an ac- ton brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise, and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days (eXclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this sum mons (if served within the county, otherwise within thirty days) or judg- ment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the State of Cochise, this 22nd day of December in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and nineteen.
 J. E. JAMES, Clerk. By c. $. Bachilde, Deputy Clerk.
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COLLINS & BRETHERTON, Brokers
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NOTICE

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Mining and Financial NeUS
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
 Eaton x Smith have completed their paving contract of section one of the Bisbee Douglas Highway and that final payment will be made on same January 13. 1920. All persons hav- ing claims against the said Eaton & Smith shall present same in writing prior to January Is, 1920.
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 Attest: A. Y. SMITH, Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
The "Treasure Island" Soma

To the Editor Of the EVeria1 Public Ledger:
Sir--The other day you printed very
interesting version OF the Fifteen hen on
Dead Mans Chest" song. snatches OF
which Robert Louis Stevenson brought Into
his Treasure Island" Many readers may
be interested In what T. T. o'Connor as
serts to be the original reading OF The
Pirates Dirge.'' aALLoWS.
Philadelphia, November 4. 1920.
THE PIRATES DrRGE"
Fifteen men on dead mans chest.
Yo. no. no! and q bottle OF rum!
Drink and the devil have done for the rest
Yo. no. hol and q bottle Of rum!
70. no. no! 70. no. no!
Yo. no. hol 70. no. no!
with 70. no. no! and a bottle Of rum!
Roll him UP In his hammock sheet
Yo. no. no! and a bottle OF rum!
T TSelve-pound shot at his head and feet
Yo. no. hot and n bottle OF rum!
70. no. hol 70, no. ho!
Yo. no. no! 70. no. no!
with a Yo. no. no! and a bottle Of rum!
Fathoms down must the dead man roll
Yo. ho. hoi ana bottle of rum!
Sea has his body and hell his soul
70. no. no! and a bottle OF ruml
70. no. hoi 70. no. hol
70. no. no! 70. no. hol
Ono more round while the grog will flow
Yo. no. no! and . bottle OF rum!
One more gone where the rest will go
Yo, ho. no! and a bottle OF RUM
Yo. no. no! Yo. ho. no!
70. no. no! Yo. no. no!
With a Yo no. ho and a bottle OF rum!