The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-12-21

Jarn;,, oi,r x;a,, ,,oi,,+ :, +y.a ric;nr
rroli1,d wa co,,la 90 4Sa anan,s rnrr1.
ing. ,ndeI. coyer ~ IA ,yoosJ. md as5ya
looked fhe two 1,iecss n ca,7,3nn we're
thrust 10 +ba rom IA nel1ov OFT the
signal FIN The sssanlf
nrwas q sioht W sfir tia hlooa when
Ii,e ane,,v ip3oi,a coya,, in4o tba o,a,,ar,
wooding of the field 10 the tune of the
roarina cannnn tba .lo,,evinas ~ small
arms ana tbe asfant b,5g-afne.s of HE
men. 71na SIM Nc il,st maa,siaa over.
the unnit Of Tbirl5effv mountain. and
his level rays fell frss 1ison fhe charg-
inc line snTeaniygc !, SI;lra ], 4;aal y,Foye
of red death 10 cr,lnlnIe our skiTsrn;shers
before ~
"LordM saws Richard. "ir Yaatos ana
the Ti11ia,, cny,,e .liwe o,,+ ~ 4ba+-n
Sur THa o]1tiiers cioeed mon ollr FIRST
line in decent rood order. dring as they
.corla. .nd IN lose tin,n fj,an II ta3,ee 10
write II dawn tina a1s,Saa,,ina. ,%aye Of
red vas mon lilo CaroIinjans we
! looked 10 soc the mili{ia fire and run.
lh~ome-rlard fashion I'M thesc men Of
/ PiclLens' were r1aT;a If r4are soidierlv
saultine, line NTza veferans giving
~rotnd only whom IL canna= 10 the hay
onet push.
THAT fetchca II 10 no :, said Richard.
most cooliy. drswinr Mis- c}avn7ore
when tne CorcIinians beaan Ia come
l. nome. likp. Cnjnirifi ~ hp9la of ( llp wa We
OF rcd. Then he had a ~steadytIlg word
for the men of his company, and a
hearty shout and q curse for some of
the G~corgians who had cut around the
! TANKS OF our main to come at their
horses in the rear.
But the lads assertion that our time
was come was My a hsif prophecy.
The Marylanders, With the Virginians
on their flank. stood firm. giVi3m tle
7 NnIJri1iD q ~ IrS o#cy,Dcl-H+ rl 4 I,-a,,t. ,,nS ~,
70 breaking it. But the British We're
better ~baEonet&d than we, anQ When it
came to the iron our lads must needs
give ground sulIenly, fighting their way
b2ciiVS2Td as a stubborn assault fights
It's way inch by inch forward.
Here comes their reserves said
Dick. pointing with his blade to n sec
ond red line forming in tho farther
Nist@s OF we WOOD. Lord snail we
never SET ll!to ""
vas Just mere that ar order sent
~ Coionel howard to his first com
E&Ay' dlfectihg it to chafge by the
lahk' came near costing US q rout.
inc order vas lnfsunderstood-tWas
iGtslNed az we precise moment OF the
upco!n1hs OF the British rcserEes-and
tEe A~iaryianaers fell back. IN the
turning OF a lear U entire f1ghtlng
LIN save way, ana What OIL me
y tliGle we're lelt Il lHe llisilaS
4.ue q ! ! ua9il y l1e NURSES
at tills Crisis JoAh Howard saved the
gay lof us oy shreWdly the
most oliIlcult hlaheuVer that is ever eS-
sayea by. a Held officer in the heat of
oattle. Suffering his men to drift
until the enemy, sure now of
success, We're rushing on IN disorder to
give the coup de grace, he gave the
Qtlch command: ABOUT face! Fire!
CharSe!"
ca -- tIa .ro1la,- 5olI,-o--l " ~.
faces Of he redcoats at pixies length
range: saw the Eirginians on the tanks
bend to encircle the enemy. saw the
rout transfer itself at the roar of the
muskets from our side to the recoiling
British. Then heard Dicks shouted
commands: "Charge them. ladsl they're
sabering the Georpfansr'
5 section OF TarIetor,a horse had
bevred it's way MAST of,r na1ls on1 1'oS
at work on the miIittan,nn s,rs N hIi,I@
for their mounts. At if we went WITH
our brave COLONEL y horses leneth
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pistols banging ana sword hia5es
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