: ' -C ■'•«./. /.e'j‘J. V-l'. ~• ‘%lt;“ ’’.v' i’.1 '-■' 1*•. Vi • V .•MARTIAL STRAIN F MUSIC AS TIE NINTH MARCHED AWAY*. ** *m. , ... \ • ..«wr . ~ .• _ * . ..V- •*7% *.DjB P A R TI N.’Q ';'i--?S.RE GI M-E N “Py r ®.;.t • FON b.: ''GOOD ii Y-E-::Td\-iL^R E.B® r-X;•: ■ - ••• ;• - •.*• ./. ■■, • • . ■lt;••• lt;• . . .r *. ■ i. • . •■:•-:••••--a-'iBut-A|ly-i the Old - NIrith. JiifaMry; It- • 1 ■ ■ ■'* / ••’ v'i c ...- .•;.lt;•1.- v*. - * ■.■- Net Gone, -for: -the 37th: Contnlne:/*--a.r. vy. s'Many ''oflt;;F6.rnie rMembers..I:^vA^'larg^* w ■ ■ ,,’i %*,y * in —i •»* • it \ . v* \ • % !i \ • * * m. •• • **w^t' ^• iafehtp ifteir;;' fid^g;%tat|ohed^ere fo|•the;^^t:;; ttre^yearsi; be^n- tfre; dyer?. 1-;' :•••;LarMO^irIei^-meh: at-'tfie\^by»y:-:ot; iher^^?:'S3taS:-r wagoii.iejateiip Ularr;;-i ^»y.-.' :ia.; /viixe vpfi.ficeraf and^: madeiaany frledds-^hb^-;.tei^tted-iio : .see rtifem^learei^but; orders rare orders Willi' tJncle Sam’C'-array. aiid they .had -.to leave.-•'\ Another •' part.;of the. rpglment Wii!^ Will be grfeatly miss; ed- here Is' the Ninth Infantry Sand; which on many a- summer evening have delighted thousands of Laredo people with their . diiieet musical selections. When the band left here with the regiment this morning it ■was playing a departing inarch and many of those assembled about the place to see the boys away heard , the soft strains of music at it died /away in the distance/ / ’But all of the oid. Ninth Infantry members are not gone, for in the Thirty-seventh Infantry which arrived here last Friday are about 350 men who belonged to the old Ninth proper, and these will remain -here until called away—and that may be at any moment now with this country at war with Germany. The new Thirty-seventh has a good band, and 1n this, loo, are a number of the men who formerly belonged to the Ninth Infantry Band. «o in reality Laredo is only losing about one-third of the old-time Ninth Infantry regiment and band.