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fSTORIC PHILADELPHIA ALIVE WITH WAR PREPARATIONS AT NATION'S CALL "TO ARMS"
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I Jf - ' '''BBmBlwmP&. Second Artillery take the oath at Old York road camp. Regiment camp near Noble anxious to scent the odor from the army kitchen at messtime.
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TRANSFERS HIS JOB
Albert McGIn, of Company D, smiles as ho gives up his
tame job of guarding the Gtrard avenue bridge. City
policement Fairmount Park guards and railroad detectives
art taking ovr werk of soldiers entering Federal service.
SOME SECOND ARTILLERY LEADERS TW n)Mn
That the first days at headquarters along Old York road are happy ones may be guessed by the
these officers are wearing. They arc, from left to right, Major N. Dj- ifth Mrf" Captaki
Steward, regimental adjutant: Colonel Hamilton D. Turner and &ptain(jHE U) Vm
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