VIVE L'AMERICA.

Solo by Captain Loyd G. Harris.

Words revised by Captain LOYD G. HARRIS.

Noble Republic! happiest of lands-
Foremost of nations Columbia stands!

Freedom's proud banner floats in the skies,
Where shouts of liberty daily arise.

"United we stand, divided we fall"

Union forever, freedom to all

Throughout the world our motto shall be
Vive L'America, home of the free.

Stronger and greater as years pass by,

Our grand Republic never can die.

Only one flag o'er our country shall wave,

"The land of the free and home of the brave," "United we stand," etc.

Our Native Land, America.

AIR: "MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND."

Words by Colonel AUGUSTUS JACOBSON, of Our Society.

MEMBERS REGISTERED AT THE MEETING,

NOVEMBER 18TH AND 19TH, 1896.

Captain W. D. E. Andrus.

General Smith D. Atkins.

General W. H. Baldwin.
Captain Warren Beckwith.
Mr. H. R. Belknap.
Captain J. LeRoy Bennett.
Captain M. W. Borland.
Colonel R. H. Brown.
Captain Sam'l T. Brush.
Colonel Robt. Buchanan.
Mr. George Buckland.
Captain G. A. Busse.
Major Jas. G. Butler.
Captain S. H. M. Byers.

Colonel Cornelius Cadle.
Mr. Henry Cadle.

Captain B. M. Callender.
Captain Henry S. Carroll.

Colonel Nelson Cole.

Colonel D. C. Coleman.

Captain J. H. Cooper.

Major R. C. Crowell.

General G. M. Dodge.
Captain H. B. Dox.

Captain J. G. Everest.

General T. C. Fletcher.

Captain S. S. Frowe.

Colonel P. G. Galvin.

Major W. C. B. Gillespie.
Captain Chas. H. Gleason.

Colonel Fred. D. Grant.

Captain Hamilton W. Hall.

Captain E. B. Hamilton.

Captain F. Y. Hedley.

Colonel W. A. Hequembourg.

General A. Hickenlooper.

Captain M. A. Higley.