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We left Ann Arbor at 7:01 @e ms on the train for Niagera Falls. During
our short ride through Canadian territory we noticed many soldicrs of the
Royal forces and I meade the eequaintance of a Mr. John Hopkins who was in
the Ce Oo Te Ce and from whom I Amrned many things concerning the Canadien
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“We arrived eat ‘Shinn about 2:00 pe Mes ‘am the first thing of interest
which ¥ we saw was a drunk who riety gave us a lesson on lots of reasons not to
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We ete lunch at the teats: cote ‘ena then walked to the Fallse In @ moment

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so naturally greet one feels thet Cot hncels must surely be standing nesr bys
we stayed at the Falls until 8:00 De m. when the colored. lights are turned

upon the mist. and falling waters itter @ lest gience at the Falls we hurried

back to the station where we boarded the palinen which is to give us ean all

night ride across the state of New York.

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y After a very ow night spent on the train we arrived at West - Point, it
where we  weetees the academy and also worked out before. leeving for ler York
Citys ve arrived in New York Gity about 6:30 pe me after riding a ferry across
the Hudson Piver. After eating xe went to Medison Square Gerden and put on

an serene practice between helves of the City College = Senta Clara gemee

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and practiced about noon at the “y,"

 

We slept rather late this morning

In the afternoon e11 except Bob illen, ‘who hes a colk) of us wont on a sight-

 

seeing tour which realty took m the fanous spots of the city. “e also got to