The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

marshall Evans, cousin Blhy ELI
body servant, went"
And here l Interrupted. mot Un-
Gle Marshall Evans who drives the
little old black mule round here7"
said
The same one He'd been home
for a spell for some reason and he
said he les nacherly had ter git back
ter Marse Billy, and 80 we took him
along and struck out. Up through
Rappahannock county we went, cross
ing the mountains above Perryv1lle,
and down to Luray. No. in answer
to another question from his listener,
we didn't stop to see the caverns.
Chances were we'd both be in a hole
in the ground soon enough anyway
and we were trying so hard to catch
up with the army. From Llray we
went on over to New Market and up
the Valley of Virginia past Wood
stock and all those places plumb to
Winchester. At Winchester the com
handing officer stopped us and
wouldn't allow us to pass unless O
squad could be gotten UP to go with
us.
Two Boys and Niger.
because / reckon just two boys
ana niger starting out that way
and headed straight for the enemys
country, why It was right foolish, and
we would have been picked off in no
time, but We were right smart put out
about IL: stopping that way. So there
we had to stay for day or such
matter and sort of company Of men
who had been homo inyaltded and
home guard ana go forth was got
ten together about ff,v ~ tben, With
Captain Griffin ana n Cpntair strange
In command and u,a went or aga;p
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mort Mar1iana ana ~ ,bra,;nh -
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tao San ahaoa .. - 800, '"o O.. - =. !
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~
remember we camped one night
lot of Yankee soldiers there. dis
banded, but nobody offered to modest
us. I went to a store to buy some.
thing to eat and when 1 couldn't get
1t there walked the length OF the
street to another one. Coming back
it was dark and the people were ali
sitting out in front of their houses In
the cool Some girls in white dresses
were singing war songs, Yankee war
songs. II was the first time I had eve,
heard anything excent Dixie, a,
hi ia
snrot,.n, 1,na that and a. made ms
fsai ,onesor,er ana a ,onpar wav,
fror, ho,,. NAV a,v urrornt re agnt.
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U W . Leu na..ia ha,r go, rus ny
Wnas ensr suo Ivy uons ne.e
says rs ne, polnS . ,,t.i. mna .eoon n,
uia 1oon Iis-t MY w1s Juss w ss.
.ne llieasles s.u paae' anu .. .ev1f uao
er9w Hlucil' ally w@S' utI a1'ei wa
IN the army Ho no coHle W SOC soIns
OF his kin-folks!' ne asked. AND Jeemt
o. answered. he with a reminiscent
chtrkle-'was right profane some.
tines KIN folksr saws ha Hell moi
lines, ~ :. . 10 .,. -. ~
ne come 10 JOIN tns ai1ny, orn Thy II,
Lieutenant d1dnt Deuevo MIN. Well
he'd better go home to his mother he
said, getting his good morals corrupt.
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raised YET
And when the surgeon came &c
examine me why he didn't want to
let me stay. Said was too little and