The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-09-04
BELLE FINLEY'S
JEALOUSY.
BY GEN. CHARLES KING.

barracks nau DCCn out SlDCO tno sound
ing of taps at ten. Then a Lantern
went dancing away from tho guard
house toward the cdgo Of the northorn
heights. Tho officer of tho day, drop
ping his plpo and scizing his sword
ran to intercept the light, followed b,
two or three subalterns.
The shot and shrek had como al
most together from tho sentry post al
the woodward under tho bluffs at the
east end of tho garrison.
A few seconds Of scurry down tho
steps and along tho shore brought tho
officers among the piles, whero sharp
and nervous and after the manner Of
those days, the sentry challenged
-" Who comes THEREOF and Sorgt.
Cassidy answered., " Sergeant Of the
guard and fricndS.' Instead OF ordering
" friends 10 halt and the sergeant to
advance and be recognized, Number
-Four forgot his lines and no began an
excited cxplanation: Sergeant, that
shot was fired right there among those
bushes. was up ut tho othcr ond of
the post, but heard tho report and
cry, though couldn't SEQ thing.
rhr bullet whistlcd right by my head"
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fringe "' otuS' m'Nu ~" .'oSv y" WV
thrust here, and there through the
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a"".,.ni ""'r tHe S'lrlsoh Dragging the Platte or
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sI'i s1i' ana Al lhlnss looked black for Ad.
o'ph Kramer.
Ah educated man was Kramer, ono
VINO VINO spoke his native tongue as it it
hcard IN Hanover, and French as it IL
heard IN Paris, and English as 1t ism
often heard in England-ono who rca,
anu wrote poetry and played the pian
WIN skill and expression. He had On
'ssteo because he had found himself II
America, destitute, and the recruitin
once once seemed the only refuge. Th
DEMONS and FOatpra hnfh amp1nvo