Memorial Day
May 31, 1907
Los Angeles
In one Memorial Day observance, Col. James H. Davidson of Pasadena addresses the crowd at Memorial Hall.
He says, in part: “Another decade or two and taps will have sounded and lights will be out for the entire muster roll of Civil War veterans. Let us see who made possible the perpetuity of the Union, who fought its battles and upheld the flag, who filled the ranks, who rushed to the rescue, who died on sea and land that our great nation might survive.
“It was the men behind the guns, the private soldiers and sailors of the Civil War. Their valor, their heroism, their endurance, made possible those brilliant names of generals and admirals that blaze on the pages of our country’s history.”
Lmharnisch.com
Lmharnisch.blogspot.com
Los Angeles
In one Memorial Day observance, Col. James H. Davidson of Pasadena addresses the crowd at Memorial Hall.
He says, in part: “Another decade or two and taps will have sounded and lights will be out for the entire muster roll of Civil War veterans. Let us see who made possible the perpetuity of the Union, who fought its battles and upheld the flag, who filled the ranks, who rushed to the rescue, who died on sea and land that our great nation might survive.
“It was the men behind the guns, the private soldiers and sailors of the Civil War. Their valor, their heroism, their endurance, made possible those brilliant names of generals and admirals that blaze on the pages of our country’s history.”
Lmharnisch.com
Lmharnisch.blogspot.com
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