The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
On On. Da,. " Ss.-,a,a,. MID.

RAVanel lays m Mr. Z &. De Leon =
story of -CraK Ne~ UG W DiIlinKham
tonpany' Il knew | would find him
~ last.' n ne had SAID should instead
e would the observation would have
heeh granmaticallT faultlsas LEADING
h's Troopers IN gray. Ravanel had bitten
hard with has white tes'h upon his black
uusiache A. he reCognIzed the Federal
leader who was bearIng down upon him
The language i stirring ~ this point
We may give just q little ~ i. There -
q hideous shock az 81 two angry waves
-JrikinG their cnests. Huge dust clouds
rise and hang above IN" rushing squad
Rms crash Of steel amt crunch NJ hoof
<roan ~ man and sr-eafr " wounded
east risgng through "a the Columns
strike each other FisrC@ - III" -,sl.e
a. steel news fesh and blow and nary
and oath make randa'ncnium Tor a while
httle later Cur I have found vou''
Eavanel mutters through - tNeth as
Urn ~ wrist ard touch ~ tho OpDosite
sow swing tho black half round and the
H~avy Federal sabrr shears down ra-.
ne shoulder with an ugly WHO'D Dut
-" u - raised his own keen point ha.
.friIck the uthsr'- hreast. passing clcan
through until the hilt CRATES on his Agui-
cite. and the heavy form. lurching from
-AddIe almost unseat. him az the blade
snap~ close to hili
IN the next chapter 90 find Rob Maury.
smother brilliant young Confederate. per-
'7rrninR an amazing deed. Rob was a
pundei prisoner IN = Federal hospital
Waiting patiently until all the attendants
had gone away ne rose. dressed himself
~ ne clothes ~ a Federal sOidier who
Had ius' died IN the newt bed. and mount
irE The dead soldiers hOrse rode m Ia
'Ns Confederate hne~. IN the way be
net sheridan. who vas riding from Mn
ore.ter 10 rally his broken army. Sheri-
asn gave him orders He said on with
vou' rsll everybody Phil sheridan has
como Rob would have shot the General.
Hl' happily he had no weapons.
IN" youth raced for tho gray lines az
49, A. over 10 could. He had found IN
80 rocket n the dead soldier whose
..u'h"~ he wore an important despatch.
NJ th"ugh' according tn the story. was:
t,prdor must have that PAPER a. fast a.
o.nf. ~.Nr foal~d could carry it
We made note ~ one more bii ~ Ian
ago that Interested Us. Valerie CouT-
'Auay nad written a letter Shs had sealest
H'Wl Nfi1Fs~~$-l W w Npt FTaAs-F RaNNurt
rN" ONic~r- Hospital Then says
.r- srrrv she bent her face long upon
go white hands lifting her soul in meek
Hss toward the Thrones foot. And
-,-r -he raised ~ the last raw ~ the win
r- -Ins~' struggled through the shadows
a.F .oyrh"i her forehead
''a story reads like a T'uem. That 10
- rpInie With a.
rsT AMI the Wtrked Du~6esa.
tho case sOmetimss that trouble
rr-. 81 marrying for money In Alice
OF. .tud- Ass~~ = story of The Tempt
'. NJ Psu Che~'er- CR. , Fsnno and
~, ~ - made known that Paul
"rss'y loving husband had come
tally ghila the honeymoon Was
.urg upon = Letter that his wife was
'rE rp her 'avori'e sister. Surely u
's ."i - welt a. careless to leave
otter lving about. The lines that
y. ..ld IAN Don't let father frtghtsn
.'r marrying = man for money a.
Err"ncd mo. for I tell YOU my poei-
n"ndurabls. Every kiss is q deg
f"oi burned up With shame
rr huIGhr and sold Panl kia~ed
an his uif~ No more. IA might
rn' thar she would be thankful
~" va for a time. hut there
.h1rE" m her sentiments re-
.r Paul Inns ~ clearly Indicated
.n" story s1ya -She apTanG from
10 fare had grown very pale
o. va- trembling pitifully; then
a'"u.y sung h~rself dO~n IN .
..Irfs covered sofa and buried
..H1 arri q pila ~ cushions. 4 love
Il
I owe him and he hates me-"
-''r- sls" shows that ~ may bot be
Young man Who 10 going ~
.- Parliament - interfere With q
-" Hdy whom he Ends atrociously
H #n- dog Tire iaaw -nh0vpN-f her