Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-03-14

NO~NC I-Sofol<L Hal LID NIL .
.tary career, l was at Miami, and
that is saying a great deal. Miami
may not be as conspicuous in the
military history of the world as
Jsodhi4or Waterloo, or Gettysburg, or
Chiekamauga. and few other places
4 might mention, but Miami is a mil
itary fact which the historian, for
truths ssalSe,-csnnot overlook. Miami
WAS a pnaEtims- the center of gray,
ity, so far as l was concerned, and
even now when ] toast my shins
around the CRATE ON these bleak,
'sinUy days, aSd feast, my mind on
retrospeetz4 ind Thai all =, Of mem
ory's roads lead back to Miami.
Miami u There is soma,rhat Off magic
in theynsrnaEand theI sym hobs. W hich
spell it'seamJto standlo inliuge1pro-
portion, farfnsF and pr ephetiegg land
1t has o. rhythmic sort-.-of =. sound
which thrills every c9EPusele Iof my
Veins andTraEterieso tingipg my eeye-
braeieirculation with "a wild. burrrsng
sort of frenzied fcrvor. Miami! The
BATTLES Fought there 1.-the fierce
cSharges5@51bio9d kHee deep the dying
the deadTthe. shouts Of victory,
and all tia, sort ,of thingpbut all in
the mind, you know, while Whiting
for orders to move on the enemy.
But 40 get back to "a my roufnique
,'Achie menti IN marching a dead com
Pany Is, ,tbs 'front.', The artillery, Bad
io3eeR statioPasd. at a certain. point,
AStYpld MAS .commgndeds9 80 [ ma-he 4
'S1arge. -iastartea"out,th roughaathe
woods ewdtb lblI the.sdeSpcrate dnrinS
and enthusiasm of the soldier, hESi-
ed for the point of attack, with my
s Eneenn " f t6nf abreast, :, pbeetls the
Enalor G8Shed .4lhS I 'SSaJuted ,.ainF
.-SAhter q tew! ApEEiedt nreBpins14easlbe
:~tfrkeIT' bayou ka&M Nth Il tarou uTe
zIERPehtpg aueoxnpang- laf ,tieadI11IDil =
4. e',nfessedltha LCcii,i mot, and pea
ETlurk edi,l1 intellectually that 4 Glll5.
-sSorkeaIIaP considerable niifrrary 1Lrrtts =
'Eor and determination on the beTTet
hat NY men Nere-raA.r plises,,an nd
t9aPablsi-pf yash u nes FgH Eyer1 an an. sin
ZINE conarSnsSis deaf, siryf nenssiE
with comma ndasai disguise j. salgSed
EC1le mat oISSahd .sAaALea- hif6itfo,.1 6piSS
'sihis' onfffea m esssf tffere>sf fugh
Ing Undergraduates .tKf6hehD The Moods
BY myself Thd dGstihgd to; : make make Z
single-handed attack on the artillery.
abe Inajer~ savedomy Hse1 bees lRseN tn.
arbitrary aasfta haFezfh owed. me h4bySn
sin- 'short'Iso qhe 1fiatitbT WIFE S!fTgsr 4
West Pointer. ~ The ATTACK. .w Mich /
.sstarted opt to make Was, lust =, Little
rn1aIIe4Yer' forTrtE aiming, and EXERCISES
Nheprtt II IN ma jarr found smenma rchins
4ny meas agaiAsbi the artillery -four
abreast instead isoatterinps them
well, n-his- f2uSailEe--xpay- he de-
:scribed the sitn2 ton, for my COM
-pany would have Been dead in short
aor6eraoThislcteie is natIayithout a
moral, because it shows the sune-
sriority of. the West Pofr1teE,, and that
rs my eEetse fSt telling 100 @a 3i13
81 -Ioutra nIThe mi AIE.Fj ossEzsIag
1s Half dozenIold soldiers1i@eree-4 xs
9hAaaging. "Reminiscences eYgn othet
day IN Otta#a,J Kafi and We're t4ifiSS
each Other isst how the civil Wal Waff
Should Nave Been fought, oa, .c ,urffe T3
HARRISON, local ,.o joker, ppened
along and listened awhile, Finally
zhsGAeeame as.trifte weary, aneissaidi
st ain gGingStoI founasa new asspoial
ton ofsoiIh esDfdlersI stss BEGAN sAsAd
exclusively 1of sh0seswhtyR ad rfsSt. IA
they lid not 5p1t1 down, II the 1rAebeffi6h
and-wfo ftrthef admit that they ~ gGot
scared and ran repeatedly. There
are only 80 or US ff the state so far
as 1 know. F1e&P9& to hold high
office IN the 9rderJ ford-osrlrhn every
other mapaati Chielsamangas" az
pr-ET Gsfs5 WANTS sssbL.tE 900 l. or
Fair Tiece7 Why 40 you AobTeSt to
diets so strenu 9asfttY LEUpci3 Tofh?l ]
si - Il yo ne
pie attack enc notfensiye piece OF
mqsia ssimAltsReqasly jts.taking an
unfair advantage. - Chieagesa Dafls
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