Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-02
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B UNITED NATION
"KlIll,l YELL" AND YANKEE IL
GER lllL BIG TENT NJ
GETTY sBuKG.
first FORMAL EXERCISES
\Gcd Ncarcr~ OF Blue aud Gra, Mith-
stand Terrific Heat Jnusu-
ally Wen.

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glare ot sun that semi tb, ,n.rcur,
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Wv ""''u''u "'"'N 'ne armies ot
ln' n"Ilh ana the south today began
'"' l"Ilh'l exercises which mark the
a'Hl-''hl'lllhl ol Grttyshurg. Fifteen
'n"uHahd veterans the army officers
'9'''l'tod' inca INTO IN" big tent set
" "p"i l"I 'hc exercises, sat IN the haze
"' neat ana shooh the camp with
U"c'I 'h''IS NH'n me speakers made
l'i'u'' l" reunited nation. Ev-
cry 7,"' under the canvas was taken
'ous n'Ioi' secretary of War Garri-
'g" anu Governor lener the orators
'' ny ""9, arrived
N""""FH h' men IN gray were far
u"'N''"'' e" "S lnus' IN blue, there
were Thousand Suuthtrncrs In tho
'"'pi tH'"lti ana Nhat they lacked in
hummer they made up IN lung power.
men Governor Icnrr finished his
Sp'''N General Hennett II. Young,
com ,'"Hu'I lh-'hiri OF the Contedcr-
"'o veterans rose u can give You
SOM n'nS in"' no one else can give
9""' ne "'Iu' We VIII now give you
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Gave the "kcbci Yen.
Nine famous confederate generals
and a thousand veterans of the south
gave 1t $50 loudly that il was heard
far back In the camp toward Gettys-
burg.
When General Young stepped for
ward To deliver his address. thc Union
veterans led by Commander-ln-Chief
Beers. gave three cheers and a tiger"
The Keynote of his speech was that
each slde IN the great struggle was
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All through the night the veterans
poured into camp. Late today Major
Normoylc. second i'm command to
Bligadier Liggett. estimated that more
than 10000 men are uuartered in n
camp intended to hold forty thousand.
Through persistent efforts. however.
every man has been cared for as well
as possible. Thousands have been
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