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and also where those returning home,
who have no claim upon hospital or
or be lteredifoldifed
to remain near the station more thansix house,
Therefores as ageneral thing men will remain
the house three dayeakeng giver
time. Secall the place "The Holdier's Home".
In this be prokes to songthat
these faster give increasing evidence of whata
vast amount of delay and consequent. fatigue
eaved. she soldive are
sick discharged, if the officers, whose dutyitis
in strevarious regimentatomate out the discharge
(25)
perfers, could be betteful the importance of
waking themselvee strong his t acquainted mith
all the forme required, and then would carefully
regard them Humanity, are well are official
faithfulness demande this The paymenter,
of consciousnt authorized to give aman his
money money upon adischarge that has a single flow
init i-so the man has togo back to the regiment
againwith his papers, and the delaying art-
he had failly started for home it may
airly a wrong to therick. man, who thought
also state that there ie now established
Junio to their respective regimenth the
begonemental much more perfectrosytem
coldhovetfficee
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