Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-02
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lCepyTEAt, sese. B
0oqsut, secures . ~lieutenent's commission
Sevaking out Of spanish-American war,
e.: ' At, t. ~; Ssin'' 4''' Prime and
- odlcial tent, Gen. Drayton' Joins Z ray
2eempany In his personal tent-Mrs. Gar
risen doing the honors % hostess.
CHAPTER H1.-Lieut. Gray IL invited
Eein the he Prime party. to 60 over IN NJ:
sAsnaed leave. 81 Col. canker. whom the
SpoGtment had nicknamed 'SQueers." Va
can't seat In carriage l. given Col. Arm
1 @APTER Won the way to the ~
view the Primo party witnesses the cap
2fsre o. two soldiers suspected Of having
}enssssand:ss% p9 so4p tSs ,a IL the stssl,ne E, q sto,s:
contributed by the Red Cross.
GaArI vE,f.y receives q note rom
yneo declases his innocence. beEs.$Fry,s.
aAdtns the Greek letters q the same. ira
Grey had planned : night IN town. az
che fact that thi. might 30 his last
As guard. that he may have an opportu-
NJ to have an interview with Norton.
t!HAPTER v1.-PreparatIons are made
. some reasons Red Cross onioiais Wisf
ssig departing soldiers, moved across plat.
So, BUT Sas' tssy o SnssF Of th e. :i xs.s 81 s IL: e sFass;
aoyever Mrs. Garrison s%verlearinE wish
~ 0CS0 n nO1Q 70 fhA nf3cAP YSA
selonel Of the regiment about to leave ar.
ives and 10 surprised to see his reserved
so%sa SseSS e. ssow: ' Sim ar AT aass,os. 81 a ea..
4s1risoa Fad do besn. 'fss as :he e ha x1 v.n.: Sss:
40 has Seen taken isaD from Gem! DrsyHt ss
tent. The night before an important pris-
2nSr. Norton. had escaped. and Billy
Gray. omcsr Of the guard, placed under ar
! CHAPTER v11.-Board of omcers. con-
] vened by Canker, investigates escape Of
prisoners from g~uardhouse. A tunnel from
~Guardhouse to street y discovered. Canker
70. hold him for prisoners escape.
CHAPTER v1!1--The story goes back
teri" {Nrs. Garrison and Mia .Terriso
a:Fs,. On ~ .saassioP nj, e M s.sia' f0: aac.p Mr.;
vas Shortly y q ou e%4sd haasS0e in:,s saast Il" me
~u8I UAT40 money. "A cara IL N0H0oO 0f2.
0arrison-"Mr. Gouveneur Prime"
INTO : mad i%nfatuation for Mrs.. Garrison.
though she was married and several years
his senior; &c a been abroad for :
{sttst eSou TEX tS,, ua1eap fsam E.t Ee5Ss1 1stsnd T.
Cd for Nita fol- into Mrs. Garrison'a hands,
ana, to break up what wal already an en-.
:eessSs 1ste soi aita her m. s!:tss CO. Ss' fro. 4 fe Sn
sPPe:red: Nov. too. W. lio1 Fri snsa1 earning ing
Of bis sons attentions to q married woman,
home. Months later MI. Prime got word
e his sons enlistment and traced him to
e9A Franclsco. but without finding him.
symoon. Mrs. Frost received in Wash ash.
he would follow, her until granted an in
Awas assigned to duty in the Phiiippines.
IND he took his wife as far as Hong-Kong.
While in San Francisco he learned Of h3s
yves previous attachment to Latrobe.
CHAPTER xI-Col. Armstrong gets
low q deserterj is GOV" Prime. and that
atrobe, nephew Of Gen. .Drayton, is prob.
s. o have sentry taken from Gray's tent and
Eorits Of Canker. b Foley is already miss
.CHAPTER xH.-Amy Lawrence ask
Armstrong as a personal favor to herself
q be Gray's counsel. Before Gen. Drayton
Ind Col. Canker he clearly disproves al
sssfharges.
q CHAPTER x1n-canker's regiment had
vailed, and with it Billy Gray. At Homo
lulu Canker accuses Gray Of having stolen
the packet Of letters from Gen. Drayton's
taken with brain fever and a to be left
g Honolulu. Col. Armstrong is advised
Of all this. and goes in search Of Mrs: Gar
rison; but that lady IL already aboard a Do
.,o SMAP T. r. M FAT. M. n ,s;ses as,F tn. The
%s ssaaoa 1 privSes s,'e q . All ssS %its h sas
bad. nurssd Lieut.. Gray back 70 health. and
he in turn had fallen q victim 70 her
e I4m1eroa aRa lag sdds 4omna tsss o toss aisas ST. ST.
:sss II. * Fs.eh asail: =. I'd r. ss :: has Fl s 8
\. CHAPTER xv.-At Hone-Kons N1ta
afeined her sister and proceeded to. Manila
sRSita's n1ervous moods had become more
a fsspos d'5;e az snd in Col; :TTost ose5 eas ae f:yte eSs.
BEoke through the corporal's guard, threw
- Lieut.. Gray. who was sti9 seen much
sraanea 4f N;.. Garrison; He 5e,a had a tightly
Ter utreturned letters. Then was heard
bugle call ITO arms" and he disaD-
CHAPTER xvI.-War with the Filipinos
q Ae regimental Commander. The left wing
~ the column assaulted the enemy's posi-
Mon. The fight was in the open after
#capturing block house IA. Down went sew
SSeral men,, Billy Gray among them. As
8eily was led away he recognized Latrobe,
gssgho held toward him a package Of letters.
sFluy promised to hand them to Gen. Dray-
CHAPTER XVIII.
The long wait for the coming of the
big transports with the regulars was
over. For the first time in history
America was sending her soldiery past
the pyramids and through the Indian
landing them. after 40 davs and