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12Herald Central - 4/27 at company front and were loudly cheered as they drew up in line, with the rain splashing from the tops of their redplumed helmets and their pennants snapping wildly in the gale. Then came a company of the famous Sixth cavalry of the United States through the blinding rain. They were mounted on gray horses and each man was in full military dress. Behind them galloped the Potsdamer Reds of Germany, with their black and white pennants snapping on their lances and their white plumes tossing madly from the tops of their helmets. The French chasseurs, lithe fellows on bay horses, dashed into view when the storm was raging fiercest. They were in service uniforms, with rakish | 12 |