The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-31

Richard Osborn responded Ia The
Army in the following sloqnent terms,
Commander. Comrades and Fellow CID
rrns: am asked what ! have To say of
the army and It's dead. With the vivid
pictures that are painted IN glowing color>
on the walls Of memory passing Ike bur.
ried panoramic sertes ssefere me, ] feel
that the ouly thing fo be said Is look AID
beholdf' when the long
ssorIpEmI~e rlmKs OF TREASON
Bu-s,sfofth in the Game Of bitterness and
MAR, shag great army whose dead We honor
to Say was CARED into eSisscace. The safe
as,d pcarrsal pursuits ~ life were how ey-
changed Cor hardship. toll. sickness and
death. Between the time of the hfiag
upon sampler and the surrender ST Apo
nsa..Sx there were enlisted Into the service
army. or. properly sp-rskiux. the various
parts Of Il, participated Ia s.zxf armed en-
cagcmruss oof 81 this nafs bee there serc
10 battles fought In which the total srs> IA
earh excs.stied GO. and eighty Hiae engage
r,ruts ia which the ts5fai hess In raeh ex-
csesix-i Loo These total losses include
kisi,,d, wounded and missing. Tasre pcgr
di.r hnrxsd fraNns thai army on acco1at OF
disability occa<foaesl hs wounds. Sickness
ard other causes @asssts tsen- Iaefc Killed
la taule, died q sessas'S sasi diss@sc "a
81 nfen oh, Who casf cfent the WIDOWS.
arphAns aud hcnaasesf father sapihssis-
br,,tAcrs. sisters AMI AL xhs grtevssi b
ra.ase these brave s4esl d4i not return
Therc lie hass~a ia oar a@tseaal c.s'as-
ssstas. tsatA known and ank lewrs. yearly
OF thu nuusl-ex zisassss On -Astf ass css<sct
A. unknown.
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