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ne Drew Near What Looked Like a
Deserted Cabin.
was sick and los i'm de wilderness. an
den mebbe somebody would send or
come to git him"
The young wayfarer would have
been glad to get Off a dispatch some.
where else In his own behalf but that
slgnifled nothing. lie followed the
gaunt old negro into the cabin
There. on bed or juniper boughs.
lay gasping and choking Confederate
soldier with a CHASTITY bullet hole In
his forehead. and the stamp OF death
on his livld face An elderly. gray
haired man. evidently n surgeons. knelt
on the ground aud made feeble efforts
10 minister 10 the comfort OF the dying
one. while his own teeth chartered aud
his hands shook with ague.
Oats DR.. dillingham; the negro
whispered. land he's one OF de richest
men in Charleston. when he's home.
But we amt got no money now, and
here's poor Sam Pinckney shot--I reck-
on de Yanks have done for him, sho'.
De Doctors little bit out or his haid.
too. on count OF de fever. but he
reckoned he'd stick TO Sam. an OF
cou'se sticks TO dc Doctor
Pete" said DR. Ellingham in his
dazed way, you might ask the gentle
man II he has anything besides water
In his canteen."
The young man drew small wicker
flask from his pocket and handed II
over The surgeon reached out shak-
ing hand. then said:
.'You had better give him n little; you
are steadier than / am"
Here the wounded man made
sound as IL choking.
"Mebbe it's phlegm in his throat"
said the faithful old slave. lie poked
n black finger into the poor fellows
mouth and pulled out a quid OF to-
bacco that must have been there ever
since Sam was shot Then n small
quantity OF liquor was poured be-
tween the pallid lips. but the case
seemed hopeless
At that Instant loud voices were
heard outside. and then Confederate
captain ana two soldiers rushed into
the cabin.
All here they arer' shouted the cap
tain Major EIlingham. I've been
been searching for you everywhere
You shouldn't have left the ambulance
IN your condition. Pete You black
scoundre. IS that the way yon take
care Of your masterI"
81 am glad you have come. Captain
Thornton" said DR. Elllngham. feebly
Here Is Sam Pinckney. in very bad
shape
And whom have We heref" asked the
captain. staring at the young stranger
who had preferred the flask and paying
no attention 10 the wounded man.
Great God. I'D Thornton-l thought
i knew YOU" exclaimed the young man
addressed. peering into the insolent.
SCARED face OF his questioner And
presume YOU know me as well
II know you're I'm pretty tickllsh
position with that Union belt on under
Confederate uniform aud inside orr
lines. Men. search your prisoner He's
n Yankee spy"
That's lie. Thornton. and you
know H. was 10 the fight. open aud
fair. and I wouldn't be here now only
that I stopped to try 10 help your
comrades Let me alone. | say"
He struggled SO Gerccly. despite his
weak condition. that the efforts Of the
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cootlnued Next Week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
CHAPTER VII.
"Iie's a Yankee Spyl"

EATHlLEGertrude Ellingham read
~ and reread and pondered and
WV cried over this letter and
kissed it furtively. as If IN
concealment from her very self, the
five army corps OF Mcclellan, having
encountered the defensive Confederate
forces now under direct command OF
General Robert H. Lee, had fought the
indecisive battle OF Fair Oaks. other
wise called Seven Pines, and were
lined up along the Chlckahominy
stream, almost within gunshot OF Rich
mond.
They thought Lee had detached a
corps and sent 1t westward to re-en-
force Jackson in the valley. Instead,
Jackson was sweeping eastward to join
Lee, who more than a year after the
commencement OF the war was at last
TO take active command OF a large
army IN the field.
General Mcclellan on the threshold
OF his grand opportunity at the gates OF
Richmond opened his assault upon
Lees lines of defense at Beaver dam
near Mechanlcsville. on the Chicka-
hominy. It was the first of the Seven
Days battles, soon 10 so into history.
There was fierce lighting every day
that week at Gaines Mil. Savage sta
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
X 2. Stirring Story Of Military Adventure and
~ Of Strange Wartime Woong Founded y
y on the Great Play of the Same Name
By BRONSON HOWARD AND HENRY TYRRELL
Illustrations From Actual Wartime Photographs by Brady

y From Actual Wartime Photographs by Brady


/ ing. A man at me uesK srarreu TO roao
the oath aloud. Before he had finished
the first sentence Relic Boyd cried out:
Great saints, It's the 'Ironclad."
I'VE won't listen 10 it, declared Ger.
trude promptly.
With that the two turned aud march
eel out OF the room. 4 loud roar of
laughter went up in which General
Kelly joined
Just as expected" said he, II
, thought You were game"
Now. what next. gcnera?" asked
Belle Boyd cheeriy.
III we must be hung. pIease notify
u.s." added Gertrude
Another alternative presents itself"
the general went ou. seriously enough
now. Strange TO say. there appears 10
be Washington end 10 this affair. and
| am expecting shortly 10 get word
from headquarters In any event. you
will have 10 stop here over night SO II
you will maize yourselves as comfort
able as circumstances permit we Will
hope for the best and await develop.
ments."
II was late In the evening when next
they saw General Kelly. He handed
them telegram which he had just
received from Washington. 1t read
Miss Page and Mrs. Smith are friends
or mine. Sec them through II you can
IL not. viii send on an officer 70 llar
pers Ferry tonight Answer.
BUcKTHoRN
1T IS from Major General Buck
thorn, explained General Kelly. And
here is a copy OF my answer to him
VIII see them through. You need not
send KELLY
AS soon as they were alone together
Belle Boyd asked Gertrude
who on earth IS Major General
Buckthorn. ! have never heard Or
him"
II have. replied Gertrude. "and he
Is an influential Federal commander
as you may well believe. But how he
ever knew Of my being here IN
scrape at Tlarpers Ferry and why he
comes TO my rescue as friend ia time
OF need. seeing we have never met
personally. ! can't for the life OF me
understand unless Oh. /
wonder? But. tell mel am dying of
curiosity abont that Confederate pris.
oner who spoke TO us-Captain Thorn.
ton. was IL not
Yes You know him?"
The Edward Thornton whom
knew In Charleston did not have that
horrid scar on his face.
1T comes In very we'll as a dis
guise. then. laughed Belle Boyd. for
Captain Thornton Is In the secret sery.
ice. He Il comrade OF mine and
am going to help him. This meeting
has changed my plans. so you won't
mind going on alone from Berryville.
will you. dear? mean Miss Page"
"No. except that ! shall miss your
companlonship and the confidence you
inspire in Tse-Mrs. Smith"
Here General Kelly's orderly came
20 announce that ma ambulance would
be ready to take the ladies at day
break, and would they mind sharing
their room for the night with a lady
and her three children on their way
70 Charlestoni
The remainder OF Gertrude's journey
was comparatively uneventful, though
Il did seem odd at one point 70 have
the Federal cavalrymen who escorted
tie ambulance called into requisitiou
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CHAPTER VI.
shenandoah's Daughter.


TNREsENTLY an orderly came ~ !,
- with n telegram from General
Fisher 10 General Kelly rs
pur,ort was that the ladies' had
been sent south at their own request
and no further Intervention would be
practicable.
"a pretty plight we're in. eXclalmea
Gertrude. more loudly than she was
aware. 1--WE can't go south. we-chn
return north. aud We can't remain
here"
an tell you how You can get sent
on said kluc OF the Federal guard.
you Jest holler for sIen Davis anu
you'll get sent on quick enough.
"HurrAh FOR the Confederate nag
cried Belle Boyd IN shrili. sheer bra-
vado.
Then. as nobody came In response
she led the way back 10 General Kelly $
Office.
"It was lust ~ 1 feared, ladies' SAID
that officer gallantly. "Now, the only
thing | can suggest Is that maybe you
would DO willing 20 take the oath OF
allegiance. That would simplify mat
tiers. what do you sayT
They said nothing. but followed the
general into an adjoining room. where
A couple OF STAFF officers sat az writ
ing desk. Federal soldiers were loung-
INK all about. smoking and noise .- max.
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Well, you see, ladies', you are in the
difficult position Of southerners sent
south. The present policy OF the gov
eminent is to send all southerners be-
low the line to stay. but they must be
well vouched for. am only explaining
the situation TO you. can't very well
send you back without authority. Per-
haps the best thing for you to do is 10
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18

Mcclellan Opened His Assault Near
Mechaniesville.
tion. Glendale. all through the dark
and desolate White Oak swamp and
along the sluggish. noisome Chicka.
hominy Jackson, In his old time fight.
ing form again. In the field With Lee.
Stuart and Longstreet. strove 20 make
up for lost time and did his full share
in forcing the enemy steadily back
from Richmond But that enemy was
Mcclellan, Zoe OF different calber
from any the virginians hitherto had
faced
Mcclellan was indeed doggedly fall.
ing back toward the James river. but
as soon AZ he got into communication
with the Federal gunboats on that
stream he concentrated his artillery on
Malvern hill and mnke a stand which
demonstrated that his SO called
change OF base" FROM the York to the
James river. whatever necessity may
have dictated II, was military move
ment executed Ia mastery fashion
Amid the horroFs ~ Nat retreat
I'm which we're included thousands Of
sick and wounded who could not have
stirred but for the dread Of the 60.
bacco warehouses Ia which the south
erners penncd their prisoners Of war
young licutenapt clad M the rem.
nants Of a blue uniform which nc first
opportunity he exchanged with dead
soldier FOR a suit Of dingy gray. crcpt
Off into the thiclyets OF the Willis
Church road along the slope OF the
hill
Parched with fever and crippled
with wounded foot. be lay there all
night I'm the feverish damps. then
pressed on at daybreak IN what he
thought TO be the direction In which
the Federal troops bad moved or the
night before
As be drew near what looked like a
deserted cabin In a lonely gulch. an
old. dilapldated looking negro ran out
and glanclng "a the fugltive's uni
form. implored him 10 lest send a
'spatch 70 Charleston that old marster
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18

two soldiers were required 10 hold him
while Thornton infinitely searched his
person.
Letters Washington and New York
postmarks-and ahl What have We
here Pretty little sentimental keep
sake. ehy Where havc ! seen the lady's
face2 Pardon me if ! read this inscrlp
ton on the bsfek of the caee
Whit &c bad found was a miniature.
the portrait Of lady. carefully pro.
tected IN a mororco ease. The OWNER
resisted g DESPERATELY the taking Or
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18


this treasure Tint ne finally sank 90 tho
door. lisid. painting. foaming and ours
ing. as Captain Thornton mockingiy
read the lines Inscribed on the back OF
the picture
The flashing lsght may iiven thy form
In living iinrs ~ breathing grace.
May give each tipt tone as warm
As that which inclts DER thy dear face
Bnt Ia my soul and on my heart
With deeper coiops, truer aim.
ioftier power thiin mcaser art
Hath sraven Thy image and thy name.
He is dead" said DR.. Elllngham. let
ting the hand Of poor Sam Pinckney.
which he had been holding. fab limp
and lifeless 10 the ground.
well. major, that relieves you from
duty here III have an ambulance sent
around 1T once. As for the Yankee
gentleman. win take good care of his
valuables while he is escorted 10 Rich
mond and put up at the Hotel de
Libby"
With these taunting words Captain
Thornton laughed diabollcally. then 1T
n cigar aud stood In the doorway OF
the cabin gazing reminiscently upon
the miniature which held the fair fea-
lures Of Mrs. Constance HaverIlI.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18

The old waNhouse OF the Iibbys
down ON Carey street, near the James
river. was the largest structure OF it,
kind In Richmond. IL was vast. din.
gy, four stored red brick building. with
nothing but naked walls. bare timbern
and low raftered drying rooms. whose
small windows were not intended pri
marily 60 admit light A few iron barn
on these windows and flmsy part
tion here and there 10 divide the door
space into rooms" had sufiiced ~
transform the pungcnt smelling old
shell into capacious military prison
for Federal captives whose official rank
saved them from the unsheltered pens
and stockades OF Belle Isle or OF Sails
bury and Andersonville farther south.
Only officers were immured I'm Libby
prison. and most OF the time there
were from 800 to 1000 motley, rag
god. pale faced men pining there.
cramped Ind squalid and liable to be
shot down relentlessly II they crossed
a dead line" within two or three feet
OF the barred windows. Some OF these
poor fellows listlessly carved crucifxes
and wooden toys with their jackknives.
others played cards squatted on the
floor or checkers on boards marked Off
In rude squares on these same rough,
unswept planks. All hoped against
hope and conversed endlessly on two
topics-"exchange" aud escape"
Letters from home were rare. gifts
and provisions still rarer. Neverthe-
less some fortuitous combination OF
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0-lI.---,l-[N--9-~-~,~(~(~|l|~(
NOTICE is hereby given that at the resu-
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the city OF Atlanta, to be held Aond1A
March 3. 1918, the Georgia Railway. ana
Electric Company will apply for fran
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the overhead trolley system, and OPERA, q
line of single or double track railroad
upon and along the following named route
in the city of Atlanta, Ga, to-wit; Beeit,
ming al point on Piedmont avenue VIII
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pAN l. , your work. then let me do il: eN-
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STATE or GEORGIA-Fulton Counl
Lucille Baxter vs.. r. X. Baxter
rior Court. March Term, 1913. NO -'---
To r. * Baxter, Greeting: ,
BY order Of court, You arc heren. ,.,
tilted that on the 10Th day Of Dece,N ...i
1912. Lucille Baxter filed suit agaihs. .,
for divorce. returnable to March '-'"
1918. of said court. ,f.-.H
You are required to appear, a Ell1 .n
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first Monday in March. 1918. theh '.
there to answer plaintif's G,9,4lpI3
Witness the Hon W. H.. ELLIS: '0N-
said court. this larn day IF
1917. I. I. Nit'I,'..-'
Deputy
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GENERALIZATION County:
TO Whom it May Concern: The business
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granted by the superior court Of siG
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liability against the assets of said con
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do not present them prior to March J.
will be deemed 70 have waived the
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missioner of the state of Georgia AND
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Georgia
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YOU aro overlooking something that viii
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FOR RENT-Elegant apartment; four
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