Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-29
THE DEATH WARRANT.

sOlulcT AZ ever UOFe aEltiS On lnC o'tLCiS
field H. was al aim >st universal ia
vorite in hls regiment II. loved his
country, and a maiden, Cldaline, who
was considered the prettlest in NlSelle.
and many were the hearts that beat
with love and JOY when the fair Cada.
line turned her beautiful eyes upon
them, AMI returned their salutations
with a winning smile. There was not
a soldier In the whole regiment but
would have been proud to shed his last
drop of blood to resent an insult to the
bright star of Niselle. Many were
they who worshipped at her shrine,
but there WAS only one that received
any return to his passion, and that was
Anthony Martel.
The Colonel Of the regiment to which
he belonged was 4 man Of violent pas
sion, insolent and overbearing IN the
extreme to his subordinates, and was
as universally hated as MarteI was be-
loved.
On several occasions he had made
infamous proposals 10 CadeInc, which
she had resented III Scorn. bat still be
became importunate, until finding him
self bafflcd in all his endeayors, he de
tornln1l to Adopt a new procedure,
hoping TO be more successful i'll his de-
signs. Accordingly he called on Ca,!
cline %1I nAd3 III apology for his for
mrr "a lonc4a. and asked for forgive
ness, which waS readily gtven, preSn-
ming that he would trouble her no far
ther; but in this she was disappointed;
for he Immediately made new overtdreS
Of love to her, promising if she would
listen to his suit he would load her with
presents, and also make her his lawful
bride. But all these 1lattering induce
anents had no effect upon her, for she
was true to he" first love.
"Consilcr, Cadeiinc, my rank and
station, and then your position would
'hc higher than the proudest lady in our
village besides, you shall have the at
tendants and all the luxury and refine
ment that wealth can furnish"
>'Ah, Colonel LaviIier, what would
All these gifts be without heart ?''
said CadeIine.
"Tou would soon learn to love me, ;"
said the Colonel.
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