Mike Vendetti
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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And the general was puzzled.
Up to September the Indians had been busy with the annual hunt.
They were fat, well fed, prosperous, had got from the government pretty much everything that they could ask with any show of reason, and so they said had been promised more.
The rouse between the limited few of their young men and some bullies among the rustlers had been no more frequent their serious than on previous summers, when matters had been settled without resort to arms.
But this year the very devil seemed to have got into the situation.
Something, or probably somebody, said the general, had been stirring the Indians up, exciting, exhorting, possibly, and almost the first thing the general did as he climbed stiffly out of his stout conquered wagon in the paling starlight of the early morning, was to turn to Dade, now commanding the post and say he should like as soon as possible to see Bill Hay.
Meantime he wished to go in and look at the wounded.
It was not yet five o'clock, but doctor Waller was up and devoting himself to the needs of his patients, and Dade had coffee ready for the general and his single aide to camp.
But not a sip would the general take until he had seen the stricken troopers.
He knew Field by reputation, well and favorably.
He had intimately known Field's father in the old days, in the old army.
When they serve together on the then wild Pacific shores, where rolls the Oregon
The Great Civil War had divided them, for Field had cast his soldier fortune with the seceding state and
But all that was a thing of the past.
Here was the son, a loyal soldier of the flag the father had again sworn allegiance to when he took his seat in the House of Representatives.
The general thought highly of field.
and was sore troubled at his serious condition.
He knew the dispatches would be coming from the far south when the telegraph line began the busy clicking of the morning.
He was troubled to find the lad in high fever and to hear that he had been out of his head.
He was more than troubled at the concern and something like confusion in the old doctor's face.
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