Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-18

alresl.
"well, well. we'll" said tho father
"wc must heap Gals Of Ere On our en-
emy's bead. you know"
li0p Goals Of lire on his hcadW
thought the youngest and most bcllis.
Grant boy Of the family.
Awestruck this most wnrlike little
follow Of live followed lis father down
the broad flight Of front steps, among
the yard beds aud down the wide walk
to where the prisoner waited at the lit |
tie gate. jus, before the gate was
reached the boy could no longer curb |
his curiosity, his desire 20 know all the |
dreadful, but exciting truth. so he |
reached mp aud pulled his fathers coat |
10 attract his attention. "l'athcrl "a
Their" he whispered, ''arc you going to |
put the Goals on nowi Ar you going
to put the fire on bis head right nowr
Great, doubtlcs', must have been the
relief experienced by the boy when TO
found that the Translation Of this Bib.
lical phrase into fact permitted the
bringing In Of the prisoner to a warm
md comfortable room, and that there
/ he was allowed 10 sit before bright
/ FIRE. 10 reach the soles Of his foot to thc
blascs thereof instead Of having tho
Goals Of the sam, applied TO bis head.
cannot but fancy that the poor
German felt somewhat pleased with
his glimpse Of home lie In Dixie. Ger
tainly Il was o. pretty little dining roon
into which he was carried, with n.
bright Hood of sunlight, IL. CLINT oi
ilrslight. CLEAN u silver on tho highly
polished tables, H. dusky. shining faced
waiting boy-who, by tlIo way, was
fcariuliy afraid to wait on tho Yankee
us he ate-nnd, better thnn all else, the
poor German. pnlng for word w his
own tongue. was tho talk IN bis own
language tina, lac had with the doctor
and his daughter.
When the prisoner WIS fcd and
warmed the question nroso NJ TO how
he WIS 10 DO moved ON" 10 tho next
hamlet
Every school IN the land was az that
timu something OF q military establish.
mcnt, 80 o., company 81 Gpoue
SPRING. ,chn1lboys was marched out
TO be- guard 10 the pri oucr "a little far
thcr on his way The roll ~ the drum
and the .hrll note oi tho hic wcfo
heard ON tho nm 81 Science Tho
bcarllcIs soldier boys took the lono
prisoner In charge. aud 10 the stirring
tone. ~ ''fho Bonnic Bluc Flnc' tho
litilo army marched down the rcd hill
through Fivn Milo Creek swamp and
over TO liarristown
There tho captive vns turned over
, 10 the Home Guari Of that hamlet, and
the boys marched bacl. to their lecture
rooms.
> The doctor aud the Greene Spring.
b home people knew that tho prisoner
: WIS well on his way toward Greens.
borough, when they Heard the boys
\ with their fresh clear young voice.
b strike into CHEEKY song, rs their march
. homcwird brought them TO tho foot Of
J tho rod old hill that carried ~ H. crown
q one OF the sweetest homes tho world
{ has ever held The song that tho boy,
{ snng Wa one that stirrcd their younH
o hearts up to desire for real marching
10 real bnttloi
Oh. here am Ia tho land n cotton.
2 Tue fag once houofed IL now furgotteni
: Fight hWu!, hght away, nght away foi
4 u.Eio's land.
j. But here stand for Dixie dear
To dglt Tor FREEDOM without frart
Fight away. agas away. nght away FOL
= UEln'a land.
% Dor DiAlus Land IN take my stand,
}. To live and do Cor biNieu lands
4 IigAt away, hglt away, nght away fo
p, Dltioa land.
a The 1tarH and hafa arc waving pc'r ui.
And Independence n hsfufo 1913
Tight away, nght away, nfht away fu
Discs land.
q Soon enough these hoys, and al
o other boys able TO carry guns, were or
}, dcred 10 tho front along with the oil,
d men. II was not long after this thu
u Che doctor and bis second son, a lad o
fourteen years, wofo on their way q
Is mako part Of the hastily summoned ~
y enforcement Of tho shattered Coniod
crate forces But ere these last callo'
y troops could with all haste reach th
IT thunder sound of cannon and the hcav.
n rain OF bullets the nows came that Ill
v great General Robert u. lee had SUI
" rendered, and tho war was over
10 Martha Young In New Orleans Tlmo'