Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-24

insultingly spoken"
" Never"
"Do you dare to defy me to my face
Thus let me prove my words by snatching
a breath Of the sweet fragrance Of your
scornful lips"
And claspinS his arms around the fair
form of Cadcinc, Colonel Laviicr cndeav-
orcd to put his threat into execution.
! Help! mercy " exclaim -d she.
At this moment the EsePqMh 81 VIZ 9TttG2lI tG2lIoiFpa ip
mentioned, was heard, all the LuIlct shat
tered the arm of the agSresSor. rendering
him powcrless but from when.c tho shot
came, both were unable to tell. To- IL, SOON
er was the weapon discharged thln the de-
livercr disappeared, and Anthony Martcl
rushed into the room by another door
Observing the wild appearance Of Cadc-
line, i'll an instant, he OWNED the whole.
and with a powerful blow he laid the base
inSultfr at his feet. Hv that time the re-
port Of the fire arms had brought a large
detachment of soldiers to the spot, who
on entering were Immediately commanded
to arrest Anthony for attempting to muir
der his superior oiliccL. In vain Cadeline
npder stronr ,,nnrI w r''>'>' ''''''
"Or WHAT : thiS man cb.rool ~ osl
ed the Judge
with the attempt to dcstoy the life Of
his superior officer, Colonel Laviliei," !" said
'hc auv9ca'e: I,.,
'0'0 10 'n' aecuSef continued Tie
Gull
ieir' may II please your cXce'ienry,
,,Pi,'" '"c ,T:. C'''"c'' WHOSE arm was bound
W -, u cling =,
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SclouS ,lntn now, rulscl MS Inalnly rolu
standing erect he bent his searching eyes
on Colonel LaVlller, ana sall IN a tlrm
voice:
" our cxcelency. | am aware that any
vlndlcatlon which make, will be of no
avail but beng thus permitted Will speak
the truth that my fellow sohtleTs may
know that | dle innocent OF til" charge
which has been brought against me. J did
not flrc upon Colonel Lavllic", and had no
weapon when arrested, At the moment !
entered the dwelling OF Cadrl'ne found
her struggling IN hlS arms. stopped not
to inquire his rank but struck him with
ny elenc'e' 'lS' 10 ','e MOOR In" ~ Is all
i:ir n'N 'c''', anu l'"o II cen '''e f,1Peror
inno 'o'', ll. III" "" II ''''.e' @ "ou,o ''"te
t''r .t i'N." 's' 'o' ..lo oo,y 1' So''''Gr ls
~ }:o'et' 'i'e : innocent anu lI'p'esS an
"l'i,s ,,,, =" "rc, r m u"V my upn,n WIN "o' 80
''lia' e''Seu' iof ,lc grass VIII not nave COW
oie' my S'a'T 'eIo'e 7 'ie Weapons o' my
,o''''" "'eH I,'"'i nave o'''' ''c ''e',' ol my
','''. .'e'ei, 'or '"I'e - H"' one WHO WIN
'''' MN " ''oi' 'no ''"' ,o'"''' an 'e'oS
pass o.l 'e'''e'''0'
Martel, your anguagc does not become
man WHO'S on the threshold OF eternlty.'
Truth becomes man at all times, "
replied Anthony.
Colonel Lavilier, during the time the
prisoner was speaking seemed greatly ex-
cited and turned pale; he knew that Martel
was crest tavorlte In the regiment, and
ne feared that his own life might be in
o',.sa'. tho ,,.,,, :, =,
All'l.ons -ra''e'' Hae' ,he l""Go'
'ilo sen'en.e u ol :'o w court 49, t'laC you a'e
w. ,'iu, hn INV XIV mummy ~ sull'se' ano Una,
"" 'e 'l'o' oy '"'''e Vi your co'lraoeS'
Again the roll OF the drum told that the
case had been decided, and that they We're
about to conduct the prisoner to his quar-
terS' when young girl rushed past the
guards INTO the tent, and prostratirg her
sell at the ieet OF the presiding officer, cx-
CLAIMED
" lie IS innocent :! spare him he is not
guilty and aid not shoot Colonel Lavilier:"
AS the tears flowed d1wn he beautiful
1ace' every heart was touched with pity
save one ne stood unmoved by her sup