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Identifier: war-cry-1902-04-26M (find matches)
Title: The War Cry
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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l us as we got on the cars.But wc changed our opinion wheo Itmet us at C.30 aa a preliminary toboardSnS the train. The Red Kulffhtsare Eevvlng th<?Ir appreatlceship atearly rising, and day-break conotltu-Llonals, which ere no doulbt beneflclai,If not .nt the moment beatiUcttl. Tho train was an hour late when at la^tIt steamed between the rocky environsof the station, and the breaking oE abeautiful mormng all around us In-alrte tho cronvded car the ple^py oceupants were just arousing from anlglhts bivouac on the seats, and theatmosphere is better Imagined thandescribed. But ,ve fojigot this andmauy thing-? as at la<it the roUmg ex-panse of prairie stretched alongsideour track, and the metropolis df ticNorth-West drew nearTlie Silver-Mounted Smile of Brigadier southali,and the geld-rlmmed radiance of StallCapt. Phillips face, gave ub WEi^ome—and It was a real one. White, majesti, and g3iBtening mthe noon sunshine, the oitadellooked what it was — a creditto the ProTlncc. and an
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ment to the city. It was ourfirst sight of it, and as we went fromoffice to quarters, andf lecture hall tobasement, finishing with a long andlingering look at the apacious auditor-ium, we might be forgiven the ocoaslonal use of a few exhaustive ad-jectives, and a tew prolonged excla.m-atlons It ds a building to he proud of We are going to have a big timeall right, that meeting has just whe:-ted everybodys appetite, and our oldfriend Adjt Wai-efied counted up theSaturday ntghfs olteitlng (a generousone) wiUh an aar of confidence thatwas al-inbpirmg We tried to memorise me uieellug v,tiiah had just passedWimtilpeg and the Red Knights hadmade acQUaintance witu eaoh other.^~e had hea^ of fhnm h«foro uba warmhearted, wide minded, cnthustastlc neople, and at our ilrst alghtwo knew (hem as such Peiiaps theyhad heard something of us. BrigadierPugmlrcs revlvall<?tlc rppiitatlon hadpreceded him, SLan-Caprt. monis wuano now face, and his comet solos an-ticipated Ensign Arnolds violin selecti

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