The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-06-20

the chaos Of camp and battle-ground
two Of the finest armies that ever
shook : continent with their steaoy
tread. Never before ~ tne history q
tne world mao Drotner peen p'steu
against protner' ana 1stner egnnst
son. = " tn's great strife. NoItn ano
tne coutn new e one announcer snzoss
with 81 tne greater nerceness neceuse
OF tne Dlood-ties when Douno tnem.
Eacn sioe Wa nRntinR TOT wnas tnsy
cons'oefed princ'pie; escn sioe Ds-
leveo 10 cause JUST snd e.en nae
1ooens = only Ame.lc.ns c.n nRns
Inc Nortn nso r'gns = Ven ~ misns
on ~ sac. Goo VA WIN tnose VINO
fought 1or the r'gnt, and, tne Dcys N
Federai Blue WON'T was loreoiue'neo
that the North 9nouio win-tnes tne
grestest hepuDhc OF III time snouid
not oe anniniiated.
Inc raw recruits VINO Jumped ont OF
OF the way OF the bounding cannon
Daiis on the pattie neio OF Dull run
grew into seasoned veterans VINO CODY
pinned on their shirts tags bearing
their names, as tney Went 20 deatn
against tns n'oouy AnRlc oou
.tpoi' wnv s'o,neu .ne n'o .1s
ne'sn's ~ ,eue'Aspulk' .au sooA
pr. ~ 81 = sne 'ous ~ -
us.'yspu,K
now v'viu 70 'ne o'u so'u'e .ne
SCENES ~ en'is.lnen.' oiui.
nS ~ ING .ion.. " 'aAe' -'1 =
'oi'' Win sne enes ~
many ot tne Dlavest anu Des' "n'
oown 70 untneiy graves;
nowpro'onRec tne l'9n'io, NE = 'ne
nosp'tr se.,ns' ~ounos .nu u'se.ses.
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- s.s. N-,s:. 49,
n the field--tbat made the present
union Of the States possible.
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aonnaS;.
1enels's wno opposed eacn o'nel "
.ne e'v" s.,ile commsnoso .ne un.eo
'eRlons 2! tne nor'n suo lne sou'n' .ns
east .nu 'ne wes' 10 pea'nk preA 'ne
tyranny q .ne m'oue ages me emo
'ney soukm. tUl mas ~ i.' Deen
s.,.ineu Inc on'on' one anu 'nSspaf
wnen tne rlencn army was IN iun
retreat from MOSCOW, ana wnen .ne
frencn .o'ciers' exhausted Dy tne
munger ana frozen Dy tne co'o' were
iainng Dy the waysioe' tney woulo rise
up as the Emperor Napoleon passed Dy:
ana cfy OUT Long hve tne Impel
snd tnen iaii Dack 10 the snow - tns'l
winoing sneets. wnat was y tne
rrencn soldier cneereo = NApo'eon
passed Dyi was " .ne man VINO Cross
60 sne Drloge a. Loois was ~ ne VINO
was 4 the man who had eres,ed the
Alps and won the Lost battle Of Marenrof
All. no. Tbev cheered because they saw
n that grav overco,t and thst cooked
hat the visions 81 the vins-eovered
cottage on the Banks Of the Seine or
the Loire, the yearning eye Of the
mother. the gray haired father, the
little brothers and sister, and all the
delights Of home"
so tod.v =. see tbs Veterans az ,si
.rd 300 Tbs N.v.I R.ssvv.. .rd
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