Southerners love it as one loves a pressed flower from a mother's bridal wreath.

When the Eleventh Cavalry rode from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, to Winchester, Virginia, a few years since, they saw many Confederate flags, but only one Union flag, and that in the hands of a negro child.

However, war had not then broken out in Europe.

It would be different now.
A Virginia lady told me of having gone to a dentist in Winchester, Virginia, and having taken her little niece with her.

The child watched the dentist put a rubber dam in her aunt's mouth, and then, childlike, began to ask questions.