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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-27
DAILY STATISTICS.
P. o. Box 745

J. A. Goggins and wife to C. F. Manly.
trustee, the east half of lot No. IL in block
No. So; consideration, Sc, go.
Alabama Pipe Co. to Central Foundry
Co.. plant and real estate with all appur-
other valuable considerations.
R. H. Pearson and wife to C. y. Manly,
lot No. 10 and the west half of lots No. IS
and IA, in block No. "a. forming reetan-
gle fronting so feet on the north side of
Seventh avenue and extending along the
east side of Twenty-second street 100 feet
to an alley; consideration, s., 5O0
r. H. Pearson and wife to W. c. Shack
elford. lot No. 16 and east half of lots No.
13 and ID, in block No. "a. situated in Sew
enth avenue between Tweuty-second and
Twenty-third streets; considera ton, $500.
]. N. Cunningham to R. M. jenkins, lot
No. in block No. 81, fronting 50 feet on
the south side of Seventh avenue, between
Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets,
and extending back $50 feet to an alley;
consideration 81 800.
M. j. May to John Fix. lot 12ox1TO feet
corner of Twenty-first avenue and Twen-
ty-fourth street; consideration. $3.50.
( Christian F. Enslen and wife to the Ems
ley Milling Co., lot No. and 20 feet off the
east side of lot No. in block No. 459, 'front.'
ing 120 feet on Ninth avenue and extending
back along Thirtieth street 2i0 feet to an
alley; consideration, $1,000.
Willis ]. Miner and wife to Celia A. Rey
holds, lots No 8, 10 and II, in block No. 2l2;
considera ton. s467.T.
Louis and Beatrice Saxon to Benjamin
Augwin. the west half of lot No. IA, in
block No. 4, James A. Ray survey; consid-
Grafton, $3.50.
A. S. Brown and wife to T. Reynolds
four acres more or less in section 16. town.
ship Is, range 4. west consideration, $500.
William R. Houghton and w. o. Wood
and wife to Celia A. Reynolds, lot No. Il,
IN block No. 219; consideration, $132.zS.
]. o. PEBBLES and wife to Mahaia E.
Steele, lot No. 8, in block No. 8. j. O. Pee
bles' survey; consideration, $3.50.
j. L. Linn and wife to Nabers, MORROW
and Sinnige, fractional part of the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter of
section TO- township 16, south of range 4,
west; consideration, $50.
Hoods Sarsaparilfa insures good digestion
and strength to the vital organs. Insist up
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-27
ISAAC WE'LL DEAD
Had Gone to Cullman in Search of
Health

Isaac Well, for many years a resident OF
this city, died Tuesday night at Cullman,
after long and painful illness. Mr.. We'd
had suffered for several years with asthma
and other complications, and several weeks
ago went to Cullman in search of relief.
but soon began to grow worse His wife
and Emil Lesser. his brother-in-law, were
with him when death came. and brought
the remains to this city yesterday The
funeral will occur from the family resi-
dence in Ninth avenue, between Twentieth
and Twenty-flrst streets, at o'clock this
morning. The interment will be at the
Jewish cemetery.
Mr.. Well leaves a wife and six children
five daughters and one son. He was about
fifty-five years of age. and was born in
Germany. An older brother who lives in
Huntsville, survives him.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-27
SIS, S.H9ss. Blood

(Swift's Specified is the only hope for
Cancer; it cures the taost malignant
cases. Our treatise Oh Cancer sent free
by the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-27
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The friends and acquaintance of the late
Mr.. Issack We'll are requested to attend
his funeral from the residence, No. 1917
Ninth avenue. this morning at O'Clock. In
torment at the Jewish cemetery
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-27

Hermitage returned from Mobile o. x.
The folks there appear greatly in favor Of
Birmingham.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-27
RAIN KNOCKED 1T OUT
Vaudeville Programme and Fireworks
Display Did Not Take Place

The rain last night knocked out the en-
tire East Lake program. which was to have
included a first class vaudeville perform.
ance and a grand display of fireworks.
Complete arrangements, in every detail,
were made for an excellent entertainment,
but the steady downpour of rain kept the
immense crowds that would otherwise have
been there, away.
The theatrical performances there will re-
sumo tonight, and In all probability, the
weather permitting, the display of fire.
works will take place.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-27

Hoods Sarsaparilfa insures good digestion
and strength to the vital organs lnsist up
on Hoods.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-27
Cancer

Mrs. 8. NJ. Idol, Winston, N. O.,
writes: Cancer is hereditary in
our family, my father, sister, and
aunt having died from this dreadful
disease. Twas thoroughly alarmed,
therefore, when a malignant Cam
Ger appeared on my side, and at
once sought the treatment OF the
best physicians. They were unable
to do any good, however, as the
Cancer continued to grow worse
and spread. / then tried 8. 8. g.,
which forced the disease out, and
erSad mo f,ef-maiianfly -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23

bet sr at fprse Sefus, leg nosen @iubs
bar bert ON, sr bog ben, Der inbss {
r6Olteuennen" uf 20. @Sept. 1898. Den
tpber iaaIeoes:
r.,. @r 9Gleren uiuliq til at opatue
fin SatrumentIers, fin |Oaubsteori. fin
arusipnosIare, fin SthbeIiesteori, fin
arssnisbsOslGre, fin Stitbfortrabertaufe
Os Etlesnslissmenins dig mere Iaabant2
@r on uiuis til at Opsiue uue andre
Waenneifer, Tom tn FormebeIf bisle
9tns meo benz ifaar / uanbeIist @Iests=
ftabsforbOIb? ST bu uilis til at ieIse
alt oct, bu bar af bisis cling % tOm os
fsls Seius / bans 6obipor2"
Saaoan nOset ftuI 10 / pore Dase oa=
iaa seIbs for SriteuoOm, % Der CT 10
fttfert en- bel Del Msunsfer, iler af
5OItsDsnnsns EiIbeoers, Tom troIis prsue
paa at Ieue / 9enboIo BERTH. Saasanus
6olt sr bet, iom meme, at Be bar facet
yutent paa iamb os limpsI &~rifenbom,
tnsen 6ormsr, inseu BetsnbslIe = %
bsres SIasOro sr serue: 6sIs Selus! Oa
bette bstgoer 10 / 9eubOIO til 6oIteusu>
men omtrent lom iau: Bot meb Daaben
oS Nabperen, pot meb A~rpelprbeu, pct
meb ben 9iftOrie ON Cub ben aImaatise
iom 6imlens os Sorbens Staber pct meo
ben Sanfe, ut Selus CT en- Steolortre=
Der for WenneIter, meb Den Meuinq, at
Jelu 6%crtlneter tan tiIegnes al arne
Spnoere; uGt neo aae be Menneiter;~
lom tror paa %iaaoant noset - uat meb
bet belle o. tom % feIs Seius! Dette
er altiaa / ROrtbee JoItsDennens gpans
9elium. Dten bet maa oo pitt pare en-
bel ny Ssius. Der benpiies til i bint
Stptte 6OItepennen; bet er lite Bibes
lens Seius, bet er lite StebfortrebeIen
fra @oI9atba - ben anoen Yerion /
@uboOmmen. Nei, tbi for at feIse
BAN, bebeuer man ianbeIis lite at tafte
belle Rrittenoommen os De triftsIiss Gers
BONNIE ouer Boro. Groen pua Daabsu
os NabDeren (9erreus esne SnbfiftsIs
ier), paa arueipnoens 8~irteIisbeb, paa
Sub ben aImGstiss iOm 5imIens %
Soroens Staber, Groeu paa en- tresnis
Cub, paa Seius iom Me~nnefslastsns
Stebfortreber os 6oriOner, tan iaare
ueI fcrIises meb bet. at fsIse BibeIens
Selus.
8. s Or. Beberen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Ct oct Ianot, at &mtberas
1terne ttlitoej9tte 8tbe=
leu TOT anore So9er.
(6ortiat.)


5 r8esteren" Rr. Sc fra I 6ior fins
bes en- lenssre artiteI, buori BIT bIaubt
anbet tales ne9et ON ben faIbsferbi9e
8arnebaabsIGre," Tom ct bauit lutberit
glab bar fat fig til Opsa,e at ~foriuare.
Seq FAR albris for uiof, at 2eren
ON Barnebaabeu a foIbeferois o9
tror bet ba heller lite eubuu, leIu ON
x8asterenS flyer bet.
Saa matte ben lutberfte Rirte 10
osiaa uere faIbeferots, %iaaueI iom b
mango andre Somfunb, iom tro os Iere,
at Daaben osiaa er bsftemt foe De fmaa
Born. Men ba ben lutberite Rirte.
faaUibt leg uso, ssr lissfaa msssu 6rsm=
gang fon noseu anbeH &irte / 8erDeu.
faa mae vyasteren" Dif baue let uOset
anbet, Der q faIbeferbis, % iaa troet
at bet par Yeren ON Barneoaabea.
9psrfor lite Iise iaa sobt tale om ben
falbsterotse Baptihtirte. bet tunbe ser
maalte pere Wenins /, tbi iaauiot leg
Tan ffsnne, ffaar uiftnot ben banf-nOrffs
Baptinttrte ber / 2auSet paa iuase Sob
bsr o. n1aa itsttes for lite at fable.
Bet par / alt 5alb bet Subtrpt ies fit,
oa ies for en- Eio iibeu bauoe 2eiIisbet
til at operuere ct al Baptifernes Ws=
Der, nsmlis Rsbrasta Os Ranius Bap=
tiftonferences Narsmpoe.
Ser par, iaauitt iss fOrtoo, tire Pres
fer til Steoe % fire M~enisbsber repres
ienterebe psb Delesater. Sss bsrte ba
bl. a., at be ameritauife Baptifter baube
beuilaet for / Aar $500 til be oanifs
notife Baptifer Der / Netrasta, os at
oisle Bsnss ifulbe foroeles iaaIebss:
Menisbeoeu i Omaha $4Oo, Menisbe.
ben / Dannsbros $500 us Wenisbsoen
Sstoe 500. Saauibt ies forifob,
gap bog Msuisbeoen t OstOs aftaIb
paa en- Del at btsie Benge, % be blep
oa Iaat til Dannebros mob at Orb bleu
liuobefattet / benne RisfOu.
Ser sr %aItiaa tun en- Mentsbeb I benns
Ronferenls, TOM tan OpbOlbe fig islp.
Do bpis ba lite be banft- no,ft Baptiit'
vrefer faar en- betpbeIis Del mere i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23

&etnins; os leg ct tsmmslis uts paa, al
tunbe ban gore en- &eiie fer uc / bisit
ueitlise @sne utlbe mango ucre slaos
pet bans Romme, ON BET loa par bell
uo til Sttuebauet, buor man / fers Nar
bar Ueutet at faa 8elss at en- at CANT
f%unbets Yreifer. - Guts Baitor s. so.
9anien tan afit Chen % tiaise le bet.
Iom ct TInt fra 9srreu, inu uiIbe en-
iaaoan &eife baue flor Setponins baabe
for pore Blade os Sumfuubs= Wislion.
- Derueb pore laa Saseu onbefaIet til
n9rmere Suerueielie,
@n Treoeus 9tlIen til eeiereu.
~ 9. Solution.
Deuuer. @oto.,.i Sebr. 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Bttoe EFT Stmg TIL tffe
p4r 9oote

Oa Of nu bar forfdaet, at DANTE
zen" CT slebet belt ouer t ben rforeuebe
Rirte"s 9enber. iOm pei NOT er en- stes
seIis @pbeO for be Helte Of port Gam.
funbs 6oIt; ba oct bar maaite saaet
msb andre, iom meo mig. at man troeoe
ben Gag par Strtulust foe l9use tbeu
s:3r aIbris mere OF butte op. - Seq
III min Del piI ba lao sulte, at bette
toretasenbe uil tiene til port Samfunbs
% 6oIts bebfe, babe aanbeIist os mas
,erielt. Stsnt ri bar uel iusen @runb
III at tIuse Ouer ben 9eruins Dam
aeren" bar epet iblanbt os t ben Tib,
tom er beusaast. - Chen oil 10 iaa
oile, ON ben ct I Stanb til at gore bet
bebre, ueb at TONNE tnb unber Cam
iunOsts Gag.
Raar iaa Der er tall ON, at gore
.Danteren" til bet bebfte bunite 8Iab
Sfr ! 9unbet" os Der iaa CT paapeset
se Maaber al Yafor o.. .. @brt;
ainnfen, fom %uUiItaarIis ere sOoe NOT;
ueu t 6orbinbeIIe bermeb, tom leg tt!
at tante paa IN fierbe Maabe, Tom ies
ssIaa tror uilbs pare COB. 8t ueb 10
aof, at be Heite Blade bar fine iarifilte
ReprGlentanter, fom TONNE runbt nu
% ba I'll be fOrlteaise 9OIbere os Site
6olOere If gIutet, baa' c for at tale bets
Gag o. for OF ipsibe efter @pbsber, Tom
sanbe pore af fenes Snteresie for ale
% Oi ueb osiau buOr flor B~etpbntns bel
oar for bets l1obrebelie Off. Do NJ
sort Samfunb er I BefbbeI(e uf lite fac
faa 9Iabe. baabe for uuse iom gamlt
Holt Ia, Seruene meo, iaa tror ieS o9:
Laa bet pilbe game baabe Il aniteren,
ca be andre Blade meo. ON ri bapbe er
laaban MauD til at TONNE runot er
Gang imsIem Os ie til os, baaSe for a
epmuntre port 6oIt til baabe at Ieie oe
6oIbe pore BIabe. Oet er maalfe Ell
(fsrre Mlsionssernins enb mango ba'
sossu ansIie ON, at port 5olt taat iun'
9iteratur at Ieie, / Steoet for ben aan'
etlis ~fOrpeiteoe, mOraIf fOroGrUsoe u
teratur, lom MI ON Stunber f~aIbbpoes
i.buer en- Rros os. Tom besuerre Fuses
al MansOen, iOm en- bel &aritet. -
Ga, bet par iaa bette; men, butr CT iat
Rameen, lOm snlter at saa. er ffitte
Ill at saa. os til at sue en- iaaban Ufts
Gonssernins2 - Seq Tan nu lite tGnt
mis nOsen uuben for DiebIittet snl
xNanben msb ben frustbare BEN" ga
lsOr 8. M. 6unieu fra @bieasO, So
Get fOrstommsr mig. at ban bar faae
IN 0~aabesaUs til at. aasre meb, / Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Stor &aSlemangel.
8ebolbt Bepgene.

@bene5er banffe er. lutb. Nenisbse /
GSieaso, ious leier ca Rirts paa 6isryet
At q. &odmea ct. os @abauia Nss.,
bespnbte for ct Vars Glib ibsn en- ffsrre
BenseinbiamItns for at bIiue i Staab
til at bpsss en- Rirte for fin ftabis uots-
enbe @irtiombsb. Sier frembeuebee
DnffeIisbeben beraf for at tunnne tase
imob enbnu ct ifsrre initial at NaboIa<
gets Qunbreber al banfte Born, bporaf
mango enbuu insen Ssnbasstole be-
isste. Qebenbe Wenb. DR.. theol.
$. IS. &otb, Yreft til @ifor part 6.
8. Rirte, DR.. theol. prof. Seuerinss
baus, 4s7 afbIanb Aue., gbieasO, Os
gaitOr @. 9. g9rifianien, Omaba.
Nebr., anbefaIeoe inbtrenssnbe at sipe
til Sassn, ba Renisbsbeu par for lille
% fattis til aIene at siue lo-14, 600
Dollars, iOm en- benfstiuarenbe Rirte
bIeu beresnet at uile tofe. gn Bpsses
sruno $50 & 125 Sop) par aIene anIaaet
til CO. $4,000. % SpsseIOuen forbpber
at opfsre Erebpsminser, iuo Der MATTE
bpssss msb Sten. guonu bar Msniss
beben bog insen Sirte, srunbet paa en-
tsrre SasiemanseI. Den ma berimob
betale 2eie al ct 2otaIe mere, Tom CT
taset / grus for bens Ssnbassftolepirt=
iombeb, Der er potset ca. SO 0roceut
bet fbfte Vars Glib, os bsns maanesIise
ubsifter til Rirteleie % Iisnenbe bsIsber
fig nu til ea.$soOo. genner fra fern "a
nGr ienbte Pense til &irtssisnbom for
Menisbeoeu; bog bleu bet lite ct Eufinbe
Dollars / alt. Enfnber fom fit OPP
fOrbrins til at siue enbos tun 10 Gents,
beboIot Bensens, bet lille geIsb, iom
funbs baDs fOrsset gpssefOnbst Os frem=
biuIpst 9srrens Sag. gbensser Me=
nisbeo oil serue gore iaa msset lOm mu.
liat for thermometers timelise Os euise
Bel, iier bIanbt be Euiinber at Qanbss
meno, iom DO / bens Nabolae.
Bill 0eieren life NOT umberftstte ben
bsri psb at sius ct Bioras til Ritteeiens
orm Tor ben, faa oens Birtiombeo for
SUBS &ise frembeIes tan ubpibes. 8as
for :. Bsoerien 1914 81. Rodwen Ct.
Chicago, 3d., nil tase imob % ~tuittere
for @auer.
Gbens;er Menisbsb nil iffert fnart
bape Tin esen Rirtebpsnins, ON enbuer
eeier Of bisie 2inier ienber en- Dollar.
Wtl geiersn lite not siue laa meset til
en- iua for os belis Gag, os iaa leabe
@auen msb bet iamme. Mansen en-
Dollar uosiues 10 msuem Nar os Daa
til cling, Tom Ofts ere, milbeif talt.
unsoUenoise. 6uorfor iaa afnaa en-
Spforortns ON at siue til 3errens nsbs
uenoise Irbeice for Wsnnelfers BEL for
bette Gin os bet tiItommenbe. .Wcr
uenIis mob R~enisbsbeu,A Cub eIfer
n s'oo @'osr." 8. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23

iasoe SHseriou, ruar SOroen fab. a
9pOrfor lite tse: IS De sOoe samIe
uioenffabeIise Dase uur Sorben fab. "
9uab bar bog bette meb leIue Rrifens
bommen at 9pre2
SuserirI flanorsr &irten for Ssutos
%Ierance; men buem er mere intoIeruut
eno ban?
Bort pnifs er, iasbe s., at bpert
Wenneife ifal uere to til fa leIu Ga fit
SbeuI."
6erueb defender ban, at bet er uebs
uenoi9 at baue st sSbeaI. Uteu / bnns
Seq peb lite" Oottrim er ct Sbeal
umulis at naa. Get ri siorbe efter
Suserious &aco os taftsoe bort gibe=
len, baabe iom en- inipireret os biiiorift
tro Bog os iaa paa ben iom en- &omau
- ba pilbe bet !isefremme 9iu os Ra=
raftsr af Seius &riitus, Tom Der msbts
Os, sipe os netcp ct iaubant SosaI, ION
). flyer, man bsr baus. Sa, bet piIps
bItue bet forte uf ale SbsaIer, fom bel
os t Sdnbbeb er bet beofte os rsnefe.-
Reunenbe Wiratler, iusbs S., at buis
en- Dollar tunoe 9sres at so Gsnts
SsIpuerei, laa uiloe bet pare ct fiuan.
ctelt NtratteI. Oette CT en- COB Brsps
paa nosIe al be cling, fom 5. gap fine
EiIbsrere TOM Gtsbom. Wen Fort Glib
forub, for s. bespno:e fit Goreoras,
fob SuseriOas Msent uoe uso Billet
uinbuet os ftrabebs iurist til fig Sslus
oalere os gap / Bptte Btusttsr, os busr
at oisie DaIere pare siorte At so @ts.
Uero Of gsIu.
Saseu for 5. er, ban maa mebsiue,
at ban bar ueret uoe at Stanb til al
naa til nOset &eiuItat os tritiisrer nj
benz, iom bar bet.
SuseriOas 0uhlinssuobrub lpnes al
usre: SAB 6Ornufteus 5artsI brenOs.
Uaen ON nu ct Wsnneife feIser s., Oa
ban faa Ieber BAN forbi Breit, 8iitor
os Paue og forbi ben troenos 6aosr os
Mober, buis enfoIoise Gro bar Uarei
baus Erst / 9iuets @snuorbisbeOsr,
fOrbi Giuiliiatiouen os bar nu snoelis
tommen forbi alt bette, mert: enbnu
meo ,Tornufteus 6atfel" / Brand pen=
Der fig I'll fin 2eber, &obert y. Singer
iOu os ipsrser: r9uor nu2" os iaa
meh ct StHIoertret fra Refteren faar
til Spar: Seq peb bet itfe!" ga, buab
iaaS So, 6Oruufteu, Der er 6isrnens
3ps os Col, bers Rompas os altio ttre
Noroftisrns, ben Bierstinbe, Der lsfter
fig, feIU ssse ace Stper" - ben maa
oaaassr aqeruistisite Spsrss.
res il imoors: Seq ueo bet itteI"
IS uooras % O%ueriat fra e n artttel
/ Blaoet "Worid Herald, Omaba,
Nebr., peb u. &.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
w opstp alto fulofemots

Op0tn attto fulotGnot8
aorssfet Naun. Yofbus, County %
Stat. s &ilfalbe af WptninS, u.aa man
spstue babe fin tiblisere % uauerenbe
abresle, buob Der pil ipare os for Ell bet Del
~seefhssist arbeibe.
E @nbuer, bet Inoleuber 8eitiutus -
t~Afdset misunderstanding - for fire ny
auuerter, erboI6etb BET femte frtt.
5afr9fteli9 a6resie:
,,Danferen",
Neenab, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23

9nobetattusen for glabet, Der maa lfe
ior1fuosuis, fan leubeS os ertten peb Money
Order, Bank Check eler Draft, pr.
Boz efler oslaa / reeiftreret 8rep. Srim9rz
Ger mobtases for miuere Beipb men Splo-
peuee bsr life Ienbes / 8reue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
2tofommer boer 9prseaa.

: Nafomtter bner Sorsoa9.
Vdu s;9aniteren" fan lubitriberes til
snSper Sio Of @aret. os 8riien er / Sorifub
ooeralt De 6oreneoe9 tater.
I'll europa CT Yrilen. 5000
aariig / Sorifub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
ADVERTISING RATES.

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for the first insertion, and S for any
insertion following.
Display Matter and Cuts, 20 cents
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v9auffereu."

k1B- ensersdi 1t the Post Office at Nesnah
p. s&SscoRd Class Matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-05

Washington"
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the Fighting First lett 'he " 'e
defense the nag !hey
and plenty ~ho haa never IAIu ID"
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aaha his fellow
Bays veterans their youth when they
marched away singing were
ather Auahan
called them as the volunteers i" III anu
rophei the Wild flight that ~u
este when q their songs about them
now t volunteers are coming First washing
"a for acts Of courage deeds OF bravery
~s Willingness do or de under '''S anu /"
sas America soc Suffered and erd1r"i before
Upon o volunteers might htngy ~ Inscribed max
sa he oil rep~oche Without
spas.
unknowing most OF
o that follow
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rreno another world where
customs and faith Of the men whom " were
SaF unread book ara F II less ho
q washington mao ren
a2ac named with praise every
@@"A that the soldiers the front rank
Alexander certainly his Na'"aoniAns
ar0 his old guard than had os ana
h Z
oft Of the detail their achieve
s To tel endured the CORY and the victories max
tup%s might
as fah the Washington volunteers DEEDS
@71aa eo'1?aHT ott1afs hAFfsn~i
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esr in the trenches nigh,
no. tie history " Fghdng
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ell rejoicing amid the
happy off
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o
o Washington
the date
historian tho future the
grand work o
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by
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