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We Jerved in war, in time') of need,
And did the hingry loldierl feed
On loupl and jam! and canned milk which
Had been condemned- that made rich.
We now in time$ of peace recline
And for our excel £ pine;
Please, God,we beg another war
To make u| richer than before*
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"SGT.HASHY1 S FAREVELL LETTER".
FT. WILLIAM H* SEWARD,. ALASKA.NOVEMBER 16,1922.
As I am returning to the Homeland, I wish to express my appreciation
of the manner in whcih officers and enlisted men of Fort beward have cond
ucted themselves and performed their duties, and kindness shorn me.
I wish to compliment the officers on the fine lot of men they '
command. Ever ready,willing, and obedient, to the rules and reguitions
they are a credit to the uniform they wear, and worthy of every consideratio ,
which denotes a mark of extremely high standard*
I shall ever remember the service with the Army of the United States
with great pleasure*
Wishing all of you a happy and prosperous future.
Very respectfully,
Sgt. Timothy Hashy,
"RETIRED.”