Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-15

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though pannelsed froa head to suut
The victory wss ours--the Army psal
tzed this truth clearly enough: Se had
repslsed the rea-eosts. driven them
bach With terrible lssses: we had seen
their Iines shrivsl w under our sre.
eaieers sad s,sa falling. sad the rem
nant aeeisS In disorder n meant
nothing roc that Q foroe outnuuber
Ing W yet remained intact. and In
strOng positioa. Flushed with victory
knowing now Ne could usset the best
- them, ne IoaGsd sOs the morrow to
Aawa - ~ might e0Aplste ths task
ssvtewsd The vivid iacidsets q the
~. leOkinG w ct H. stare. saA
weaAsssd whe snOaG tAese I knew
we're ySt hvinG. Wis Wsre asad .
thought u 0thsrs - tAese hnss of the
sasay, whom I hal known, speculat.
~ e. their fate. Thea slong our
Ssar ssas . hsessaaa sr two, riding
s,swiy. 4 ssstry Aaltsl then. sad !
asoss - - olboW - hstea.
fAvrsaesf Yes. ~, Mater Lev.
Fsses y UiaG ever thsss by ths scrub
esk"
I sst to NJ ssst. ~ tAs Arst rider
sppssschsd.
This you, Lawrsacei" asked
veiee I iastsatly reeosni.sd - Ham
iltoa's. Yes follows oil hook alike
tonight. where y yesr horse. najor?"
Il have been on foot sn DAY, sir,"
] answered saluting
"AA. indeed; well. you will have
AseA for . howe tonight. Vain,
wright" tuFniaG to the naa with him,
- yexr neunt fsssh?"
"Appsars to -, sir; belonged TO .
British draGO0a this morning"
'1St Major Lawysacs have him.
Major, ride with Ne"
We passed hack slowly enough to
Ward the rear u the troops. through
- Asld hospitals. end aloag the edge
= . wood. wheFe battery Of artillery
Was ehcaHpeA. We rode boot to b0Ot
eal Hamiltoa speke earnestly.
The battle 10 practically w0a, Law
ssacs, In spite u Charlss Lee" he
hid sOberly. ''Of course there will bs
oUAting Tomorrow, but We shall have
H. red-cOats well penned in before
oaybreak, and have already captured
o0auaitiOa enough to make ~ easy
- that score. Poor, anl the Carolina
0sa. ere over y0nAes. while Woodfora
= moving his command TO the left.
~ lawa well crush Clinton into frag.
0sats. Washingtoa wants to send q
despatch through to Arnold In Phila.
oDApAia. and I recOmmenAed you. O.
- know The rsaA. He renenbereA
Souf service before, and was kinl
soough to say yOu were ths very naA
vOuu % gladly?"
= should prefer - had NJ ewn
Osa tomorrow. sir"
"PsAaw! I doubt n We have more
eAAa . skirmisA. Sir Henry will zee
- predicament fast enough. Then
eAsse viii b nsthinG left TO %, bue
Onarl priscnsrs."
Very well. colonel: I an ready TO
oorve wherever nee1el."
W course yOH are. man. There
sA0ull not - much danger connected
With this trip. although there will BE
straegbers n plenty. I'm told that
Clinton Iest moro than three hundred
Sesertsrs crossing Camden"
BeeAquarters were N Q single
eo00el cabin 1t ths edge Of q ravine.
4 ssuad Of cavalrynea were In front,
their horses tied 10 . rail fence. but
within Washingtea was alone. encept
Tor . single aide. writing at . rude
tabse In the Hight Of . half-doses
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