{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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might weep at every pore, both day
night, for the brave soldiers of Columbia"
Then quickly succeeded the Generals aid
de-camp, with speech who had stood for
moment disappointed, in that he did not
enter his note first. "Ahp' (said he, in some
thing of an Irish brogue,) "Gineral give
me sweet heart, that can help you to a
cold check, when you can get none else to
see to it, and after that, little of your cold
water, if you plaisen' HANTHUs.


White Cottage, Nou. IL, 1916.