Die Schwarz und Gold [Serial]. m eng, aber nicht ein Wort zu sagen. Als sie die Abfassung Schritte sagte einer der Soldaten, Bill, wir sollten ein gutes Angebot von diesem Haus zu erhalten. Sicher, sagte Bill, Tom und mir wird der Jude neigen - elry und Besteck und der Rest von euch erhalten, was in thesmokehouse und Küche. In diesem meine Urgroßmutter angehoben das Fenster andinquired, was sie wollten. Das ist alles Recht, was wir wollen, sagte Bill, der ap-Peared der Führer zu sein, brauchen Sie nicht stören yourselfabout herauf das Erhalten der Dinge. Gut zu sehen, dass wir uns an dieser unverschämte Rede, sie hob die Pistole, dass waslying, indem er

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The black and gold [serial] . m closely, but not saying a word. As they walked upthe steps one of the soldiers said, Bill, we ought to get a good deal from this house. Sure, said Bill, me and Tom will tend to the jew-elry and silverware and the rest of you get whats in thesmokehouse and kitchen. At this my great-grandmother raised the window andinquired what they wanted. Thats all right what we want, said Bill, who ap-peared to be the leader, you need not bother yourselfabout getting up the things. Well see to that ourselves.At this impudent speech, she picked up the pistol that waslying by her side, and pointed it straight at Bill. Now, make one more step, she said, quietly. Thesoldiers were unprepared for this, and they stopped im-mediately. They stood glaring angrily at her for severalminutes, but the hand that held the pistol never wavered.At last Bill spoke. Well, boys, said he to his men, if the old lady in-sists on pinting that big gun at my head, I reckon its abouttime we was leaving. —Clifton Eaton, 15.. IS THE BLACK AND GOLD I HAVE OFTEN HEARD my uncle tell an inter-esting story. It happened during the CivilWar. His mother was dead and his father wasin the army, so he went to live with his grand-mother. As he was only five years old, andsmall for his age, he could not help his grandmother verymuch, except by going to the spring for fresh water. Whenhe went on these trips to the spring, he carried the waterin an old coffee pot, as he was too small to carry a bigbucket full of Avater. One day when his grandmother sent him to the spring, he had gotten his coffee pot full of water, and had startedback to the house, when he saw, coming towards him a longstring of Yankees. He was so scared he did not knowwhat to do, but he thought if he just walked on perhapsthey would not notice him. But they soon overtook him, and the leader commandedhim to give him a drink of water. He did so. But thecaptain, instead of handing his coffee pot back, passed it onfor his men to

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