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Page 12A PARTING TRIBUTE TO COL. WILLIAM F. CODY ON HIS FAREWELL TOUR Hail to chief! With banners unfurled Salute the "Old Scout" -the prince of his clan- Bearing our flag aloft over the world; Western-born type of the pioneer man; Hail, conquering spirit- American! Hail to the chief of the pony express: Dauntless boy rider- a wild Lochinvar- Heedless of bullets, or scalp knife caress. Desert or canyon -his trail fast and far- Solving the pathfinder' route by a star. Hail to the chief of the old army scouts, Tracker of savage hordes-blazing the way- Answering warwhoops with battle-cry shouts; Modest war hero of many a fray, When Sheridan, Custer, or Miles won the day. Hail to the chief! With his comrades in arms Fronting two wars to their glorious end; Friend of the settler in savage alarms, Friend of the red man deserving a friend; Ready to fight -as prompt to defend. Hail to the chief of the old border life. Strenuous, long years of life on the plains; Herald and sharer of peace-winning stride, Conquering spirit of courage and brains, "Westward Ho" pilot when wagons were trains. Hail to the chief! 'Tis a "Hail and Farewell;" Answer, vox popup, your part fulfill; "Out of the saddle," at ease may be dwell World-honored at home in his own Codyville; Prince of good fellows our "Buffalo Bill." "So say we all of us so say we all." For the Veterans of the Old Army J. H. J., U. S. Vols., '61-'65 New York, February 2, 1910 | Page 12A PARTING TRIBUTE TO COL. WILLIAM F. CODY ON HIS FAREWELL TOUR Hail to chief! With banners unfurled Salute the "Old Scout" -the prince of his clan- Bearing our flag aloft over the world; Western-born type of the pioneer man; Hail, conquering spirit- American! Hail to the chief of the pony express: Dauntless boy rider- a wild Lochinvar- Heedless of bullets, or scalp knife caress. Desert or canyon -his trail fast and far- Solving the pathfinder' route by a star. Hail to the chief of the old army scouts, Tracker of savage hordes-blazing the way- Answering warwhoops with battle-cry shouts; Modest war hero of many a fray, When Sheridan, Custer, or Miles won the day. Hail to the chief! With his comrades in arms Fronting two wars to their glorious end; Friend of the settler in savage alarms, Friend of the red man deserving a friend; Ready to fight -as prompt to defend. Hail to the chief of the old border life. Strenuous, long years of life on the plains; Herald and sharer of peace-winning stride, Conquering spirit of courage and brains, "Westward Ho" pilot when wagons were trains. Hail to the chief! 'Tis a "Hail and Farewell;" Answer, vox popup, your part fulfill; "Out of the saddle," at ease may be dwell World-honored at home in his own Codyville; Prince of good fellows our "Buffalo Bill." "So say we all of us so say we all." For the Veterans of the Old Army J. H. J., U. S. Vols., '61-'65 New York, February 2, 1910 |