' t. Ims is c.e gte.it'st victory you
have ever won.”
\\ - .ts gl.u • , but pe .ee i r.ig.s
It L.-sing’."
G. u. rai, you : men n. forinis In a
can.-, greater than .lie tr.unipli ol war.”
v pr. tty bti.-k -ngag.-men:, ..nd quick
ly won.”
’ I :,ee that t.ie balteri'-s of Cupal could
r. : i.e spiked.”
Th. .my many other exj r. ssions of a
similar nature could l>. ii, ar.l as the .lit
ter. ,t go, :s would ecuiic up ;•» shako
bands with the warrior.
An old v< teraii V. :o had serv d side by
si.iu wltii the general sa.a:
1 was witit you at Getty burg. You
faced the tight and nt. without waver
ing. 1 am glad to see you stand in a
g nater cause.”
It was such iittle expressions as these
w'neh gav,- a merry twinkle to the v<
s. >. . aud . very omlv euteri d lato the hap
piness of t!m hour.
As the eoupl made their way to the
carriage to lake th iu to the depot, .i
so..er of ri <- was se; ,t< r 4in their direc
tion :, 4 all old stio. was totaid. which
w as pla ~l In a conspicuous position on
top of tiie carriage.
it " is notable occasion, almost as
111.;, li o as til. bat tie of Molina del Rey,
*'t v .i. it .• was t ■■■ liftieth anniversary,
un.i wli.e'i great M-xieun battle iirst niark
<4 ttie prowess and tii.- reckless daring
ot Get . ,
Gathering of the Guests.
