Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-07
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help ~ "lc1r The air. Tor there IL HE
"iEe revealed the need ~ u ft.r,,upb
oVrthh1iiDk from top IT, bpiiom, The
decent fciks must set ~ II. That is
one ~ The burdens ~ being decent.
seeing ~ u Int thoEe who would sell
The WDild tor mess If fo,tape nre
not permitted - ~ 50.
TbDse who may be faint hearted.
Tearing that ibsfe aren't enough dc.
cont folks ~ 10 the Job WIN do we'll
~ reflect u little Irhsident ifardjup's
sermon ~ faiii al Valley Forpe, Hum
d@t. ls u ninety utirfnnre n rDIis
attention 10 ibe darkest hour nf our
war which vent ~ the making Of his
country In that gloomy winter Of
I777"s the remnants of Tho continent.
~ army went into winter utnriera
WIN W" British In Philadelphia
about twenty-five mites distant living
on the int Of The land Congress wns
inc1npelent. the machinery wns he.
fectivn. ana not only wnh there In
competency b1t there was eorr,ption
supblieH we're difficult Ia obtain and
tbose which were secured wcrs not
properly distributed, While our army
starved and froza contractors made
money. They are now for tho mos,
part forgotten ana their desosndnntn
should bs glad they are,
Washington Is not forgotten. When
the politicians wers trying 10 deprive
him IF the command Of the army no
was rIgidiy training II. although men
we're compelled because Of the lack Of
clothing and equipment 10 DO this In
small divisions, willis others insult
nciently clothed awaited In the huts
their turn 10 wear the clothes and
take part In tho drill. The mills OF
the gods we're grinding on. The Brit.
ish were becoming demoraiized by
their fat living and dissipation: ar
rangements were being made with
France which resulted the following
May In recognition by that country.
Grim hanging on. faith In tho cause. |
that the right must win. was what
saved this country IN i777-s. again In |
the civil War and IN tho periods fol-
lowing, Our capacity for that sort |
vi thing has not been lost: respect for !