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9 a they got medgen, 2 could ml go either way for some time; some E.M. S Merks fill into a smile hole, 2 unamer there, as they thought that was as safe a place as they could gind; thange hi say no damage mm due d no lifs lost, but there was great companin; Me Clellan has inne heavy guns memted on our girl of the uer, a the her cut in the oppute fanh, d they and nut tranth as again. I returned hi H, Memoe in the mad foot, d now very glad ti- get back as N was not a pleasent experience. Ackum to, non the same am we now the winter of 64d. 5 when I belinges to the Army of the games, a I got to know the nor quite will, as I ment tack forth good manytrines. After the army moved, the Elegabth came to H, Menave at mm unche my under, I took Ganims in her, to Yorkton, Non fork, I out d to emply huspitals, 2 finally when the Anu me exauths took the tour h Wachngton the was about the muddle of Toff /62. the time of the battle of Antelem . After being in Washington a his days, I was Hent li thouganday Ma in charge of four army uneyers 2 an ambulance heardy louched with supplies for the wounded I had a good bay here to use which was attringle a great favorite he the Communis under the num of Antelia. We lept Washington late in the afternoon made more 15 miles that might camped in a field. d slept unche the nagant rather word, made slow grogress that day, had all my nagan w m a hill at am time but finally get up found the nagane all neuled greaning, had in done at non, should thank they had not arled for a month campud again that might, next merring get to facturike Ma upinto to Stsines who durth me to have part of my load as the huspitals at that flum, his mar th of eggs I remember, them must on towards with under to supply hospitale at Multitum Bounctno 2 Kudamil, campud that might as the foot of south mantan that afternoon me met many wounded an the and there who nue slighty

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This item is a written account of Waldo F. Hayward regarding his service in the U.S. Sanitary Commission. Also included are transmittal memos relating to the transfer of the material.

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