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=o!dier= L53,@97 Ee'e killed and morally
wounded. Esside= :b&ss tac:s, which
illustrate the horrors OF var, there are
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which ! beg 700! permission also 70 re-
Gte here The Caioa army embraced
volunteers i.on eysy condition o. %.
Industrial lie, oC: iae grand measure
OF obligation belong: 70 tia. people xho
il every contest 70. ;fsedou ave eve,
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me, the great body OF foreigners
Sho from the days OF our revolution
haze toae 20 much TO develop on. in
tu:;-es and add 10 Ous wealth, strength
zcd eIcor a. = people responded quickly
70 the cal! 10, srcop:, and Tough. brave.
u through the long E2.. Three-iorr;hs
Of the army we're native Americans.
Oh the $4,000 soldiers OF foreign bir:h,
Germany furnished 1900. Ireland
$4,000, England 51,GI. British Amer
lea 5000; oihe. ccani1!e. 5000" The
enlistment Of black troops a!.o reached
:ha large aunbe, Of l13.97J, suffering q
mortality OF 1851. There we're liz
battles IN Eh!ca one eide or the other
log: over 30 men killed and wounded.
md IN all there were l,S52 general sa-
gszerea.s, skirroishes or Affairs ia
which q: least Z regimen. 7as en-
gagged ETe.v state in The United States
and every t=rEitoyy Ee1: volunteer. 10
tho Union army. Such, briefly, we're
the phys!cal and statistical conditions
0: the = grea. foycss fighting ior the
sup,em1cy OF their principle AID mora!
idsas, accepting IL the arbi,raueu. Of
arms the an4l determination Of The
issuea involved. This mighty ho.., al
most 10000, who Tough. The fgh,.
the hundreds CT Thousands who fell and.
the millions who we're broken down in
health and strength, came willingly.
came for the war. shouting, ave are
coming Fathe, Abraham. 550,Qono,c."
E1PZSsE OF wAR.
VIA: . b!essedthinyit will be -hea
men bea; their .Tords into ploT.,harea
.nd their spears into pruniac-hooks
and learn var no more. Wha: i drain
wars have been upon human lie and
human treasured Ina cos, Of a single
Wal between great powers xould be
enough 20 evangclEze the world. The
following are the estimates OF ths cost
Of sone modern wars, viz: France and
Mexico 1896, 75.O11,0n0; Prussia and
Austria, 1885. 109.0o).oo0; France and
Austria 1859, S225ool,OOo; the Civil
War IL Europe, 1915, $4,000.