Jerries [noun]

To his astonishment, Lawrence recognized one of the guerrillas as Jerry Alcorn, his old time enemy.

Lawrence fired, but just as he did so Jerry's horse threw up his head and the ball struck him squarely between the eyes.

Lawrence returned the fire, and the ball struck Jerry's revolver and sent it spinning.

It took Jerry Alcorn but a moment to extricate himself from his horse, and as he half rose he fired at Lawrence, but missed.

Lawrence found that a force was being organized in Lexington to try to surprise and capture Red Jerry and his entire band.

Hours afterward, Red Jerry came creeping up from his hiding place, and found her.

Jerry gently led her away from the rest; but the men noticed she walked as one seeing not.

She spoke a few words to Jerry, but in so low a tone his few followers who had gathered round could not hear.

No Federal thought the smooth-faced, handsome young man who was always with Jerry was a woman.

Jerry Abershawe was a hero of this stamp, only he did not make his last appearance on so fashionable a stage as Tyburn.