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20 told to go tack the way me came, L when we got whice we belonger to stay there, a 20 we two foots went as we were dustro, the insert thing we could do, x as we had no kind of business where we are I unamed in camp own earny crased the came might today of the funton budges. the next morning I into John Faxan 10 A.H he was acting adjutant 2nd tun oven the ever he want with me form the 36 Mars of which by frother in law the Camfuld was challan me found him all night days be had teen oven the that wint our neun come backs. I think Interned to Aguna lauk that afternoon, I that night on the next night I wear of to the front (Falmeth) with a can load of the at Falmanth the I found a colored boy wasting for me with Antition, the try was hi uman guard the Aliver until momany L was hi rule up h camp, hit I mind the way in the darkness, l road about for two hours through this alusing army! thank I was only challanged once during the whole time 2 1 could not find any me awake to engune the way of the whole army was complitely this out by a wahe marting frighting finally / found our camp after lessing my have mth are of the try I cannacles. I returned to Agencies Caek the next day which 4 crandled tht the tent 2 lade myself away arnay my leepure, remained most of the writers the wounded trace Emt by zall to Ag Cr - a faw cruki they whe all mards there was a large tent hespital entatished al fast as they were able to he mard func there by bowl to Washing ten , am about 3 miles from in at Windmill Pt. for the suite 2 conscollent they and there at one time some 10.000 min we supplied them with many Launting etres during the writer It was a very dull life for us at the Cank during the arrited writing there was no place hogo Sunding or evening or any other time, occasionally

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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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