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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
Honor 10 The Dead.

On Friday last the remains of Gen I. "A. mvaRp
were brought to this place in charge Of Allen
and Srecher, who had been appointed terf bat pur-
pose by the State authorities. -
A long procession was formed of our citizeBs and
students, headed by the members of the Bar and Fac
ulty Of the University; and in this order marched
out preceded by band of music to meet the remains.
When the procession returned it was a solemn sight.
First came ministers of the Gospel. Then the hearse.
Then the band playing their mild notes of mournful
music. Then members of the bar; and following
these citizens and students to the number of four
FIVE hundred; ell under the direction of Col Siger
Marshal. They marched 10 the College chapel where
short, but very appropriate address, was delivered
by Prof. Larrabee.
We were not aware OF the fact that the remains of
Gen. Howard would be brought to our town for some
days yet l. is credtable to the better feelings Of our
citizens to witness the number that turned out upon a
few hours notice, and in such Indictment weather.
The remains will be taken from here to Rockville !;
they are to be received there on Wednesday next the
second day of June, and will consequently start from
here on the day preyious.-G Patriot, Nay
81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

New VoLUME.-This number commences a new
volume Of Semi-Weekly. and affords those desr-
GUS a rare chance to subscribe. We tender SIN
thanks to those who have kindly stood by US
in this now no longer doubtful experiment, and espe-
cally for their efforts in increasing circulation.
We shall endcavor to improve the present volume as
fast as time and means will allow: and would re-
spectfully solicit continuance of the former kindness
of our friends and the public gener lily. a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

0FThe Church aud Convent Burners are Just now
displaying great deal of anxious solicItude for fear
that our Government will order the robbery of the
Mexican churches This is done in the hope of ma
king few wing among Catholic citizens.
The attempt will be barren one for the Catholics
have too much sense to be humbugged by any of the
crockode tears which may be shed by those lachry-
muse gentlemen" Maria Monks" in breeches.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

ACCIDENT BY LIGHTNING.-We learn that on Sun
day evening last, the dwelling of James Griswold a
few miles west of this city struck by lightning.
and Mr. g. so severely stunned, that he for come
time considered dead. By timely appliances, how
ever, he revived end is doing well. Several of his
family were severely shocked but none seriously in
iured.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

An instance of the almost incredible results Of the
Magnetic Telegraph occurred to-day. An order to
sell 100 shares Of certain kind of stock at certain
rate was sent over the wires to Boston, and in Just
trelre minutes from the time the order left in le
New York office, the reply that the sale accom-
plsbed was at the Office of the broker ordering it, in
Wall street.--N Y Tribune.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

The PAPER MONEY PLAGUE.--In nearly every
village and town in Ohio the federalists are estab-
fishing paper money machines We it stated that
bank is to be established at Ashtabula and another
at Eyra. Go on, arkes, for this is your last grand
swinde. teno gears hence the cries Of plundered
people WiH pierce your like the sharp crack Of
rife.'-Steubenuile Union.
But before that they viii pierce the peoples pockets.
Ohio Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
oReturuing from, the Wars.v

The New Orleans Bulletin of the both inst notices
the arrival at that city, on the Mary Kngsand, of
the Third Inpis Regiment-or rather, the remains
of it. Truly, these boys must have ''seen the ele-
phant," though they did not exactly revel in the
''Halls Of the Montezumas" The Bulletin says:
They really are Rough and Ready" set, SO far
as the "outwnrd man" is concerned. Their tattered
garments shapeess hats long boards and moustaches,
bronzed visages and general appearance all evil
dences of the hard service and exposure they had
perienced In the "tented field" Notwithstanding
their rough looks, however, good humor, order and
decorous conduct pervaded the whole body. In SUBJ
sequently speaking to Major General Patterson re-
spectinG them, he observed: "Those men are worth
their weight in gold; they march without baggage
wagons; without tents throw themselves down any
where for the night and there they are, always on
hand. at moments notice, and ready for any
thing"
This regiment belonged to Gen. Shields's brigade,
and distinguished itself at Cerro Gordo They are
now on the way home, where they will, doubt,
ceve that cordial welcome to which Tidy so Justly
entitled
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

The remains of the Hon. Tighman A. Howard,
have been removed from Texas to this State and will
be inferred, at Rockville, on the ID June. Howard
was great and good man-one iof whom Indiana
might well be proud but the Legislature, in our
judgment, could hardly have boon guilty of more
silly sensee>s thing, than to have made provision
for sending abroad for his ashes. What possible good
can come of such fummery! For our life, we can
see Lafayette Free Press.
What can be meaner than the concluding part Of
the above o, for shame Major Semans. for shame
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

HUMBLE AMBIrIoN.-Mr. Webster said, in his
Richmond speech, that f after he was dead and gone,
nothing should remain of him, fit to be remembered
but general acknowledgment his tombstone that
Here lies one who wished well to the Constitution
OF his country" the great object of his life will
have been accomplishment singular object for a
rational being.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

05-The Journal of Commerce thinks that the bat
tie of Sacramento was in some respects more remark
able than any other battle which has been fought with
the Mexcans; as will be seen by the following sta
stics contained in letter of April Oath from Santa
Fe, and confirmed by official advices:
Americans engaged. 924 Mexcans engaged. a, 223
American artIl'ry, pcs Mexican artil'ry II pcs.
Americans killed. 80 Mexicans killed. 800
Of the Mexican force nearly half were regulars.
We believe that few of the wing papers have heard
any thing about this battle They have said kttle
nothing about it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

The New REGmENr.-We understand that the
regiment raised under the late orders of the pro-
per authorities is full Several other companies
are partially made up, enough probably to constitute
another regiment should they be wanted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

GTWebster recently billing and cooling very
lovingly with the ultra free trade and slavery mel
and women of Charleston, s. c. Lots of honey an,
mustard
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

The population of New Albany, Ia, at this time,
according to the assessors report is 1896. Of this
number 1S5 are widows, SIS Germans, 30 Irish, q
French, and 265 colored persons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

GEN. TAYLoR.-The Phoenix, Democratic paper
published at Camden, N. j., hosts the name of Gen.
Taylor candidate for the Presidency, subject to
the decision of Democratic National Convention.
Democratic meeting in Pennsylvania has nominated
Gen. Taylor for the Presidency, and Gov. Skunk for
the Vice Presidency
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

0rThe repairs on the White Water Valley canal
are progressing. There is deficiency in the amount
required to complete the repairs OF about $50, 600
An attempt is being made to raise the amount ut Gin
cnnati and the Gazette thinks il will be successful
We hope SD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

OrMr. Benton's speech which we publish in ano-
Their place will be read with erest,-especialy the
concluding part relative 10 the annexation Of Texas
On this subject, Mr. slludes to certain facts, which
appear to have been entirely lost sight Of by wing
noliticio
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

Friend Hunt of the Cambridge Reveille says he il
sopposed to oil licences, to marriage icence.'
We suppose then that he is in favor of 'promis
cuous intercourse - Shocking
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

Capt Lander's company of.volunteers has arrived
at Fort Clark.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

LIEUTENANT HUNTER, for the offence of taking
Alvarado, when his orders were only to blockade it
until the whole squadron might have opportunity
to cover itself with glory by summoning it to
DER has been sentenced to be reprmandeJ, and then
dismissed from the squadron. The Cincinnati Enqui-
rer observes:
"The act of 1t. Hunter differs only in degree from
that Of Gen. Taylor. He was directed TO fall back
upon Monterey-bu being upon the ground and better
advised he maintained his advanced position, and
pitched battle repulsed the enemy upon the field Of
Buena Vista. And yet who would think of arraign-
ing him for ndiscretion much less for disobedence
to the letter, when he kept, and nobly effected the
country will applaud each of these gallant officers
according to bis merits, despite Court Martials, OF
any thing else.''
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Spmrt Nerbanblunaem.

Spurt Serbanblmngen. - llnisrs
Scurt mar rpdbrsno Der !estn 8pts NIT @ris
minaIsSdusn bslbaftst wapon fplssnps bic
0SibtiSifsn fnr.
0ispubIif ssssn Scbn Soiasr - 9nfloss fir
Elm 6aus ron iblsbtsm &ufs gu baltsn. Der
Ssrfla9te mures fduet9 asfunbsn uno su $50
Strafn Sesabluns Der Soften uno Mcnat
Ssfdn9nis psrurtbsilt.
Nepublf 9e9sn parist Sonlp-2tnfla9s fir
9isbifabl. Die 9srtIaats sibt fdb Ibulbis.
&eputif 9s9sn @Isr. 8 6. Ssaerauss -
Qnfla9s fir Nn9rif ouf jorh. Sritidn @onifas
bel BON Sustaun.-9sr 8srfloate murbs fbuls
big 9sfunosn unb ;u So Strafe uno so Sage
@sfdn9nis psrurtbsilt.
&spublif 9e9sn @arI Smitb. .-2(n9ef fir
Wnariff uno Sbldgsrsi an Sobn W. Neinolbs.
Der @srfla9ts ruros ibubis 9sfunosn unO ;u
$40 Strafe II. Sejoblun9 Der Soften peturtbet.
&spubIif 9s9en @arl 3oOsr.-2lngsfIa9t fir
NnerT unb Sbld9srsi an Sotcb Ssin GIo.
Ser @srfIo9ts wurcs ibuIbi9 9sfunpsn uno Der
SId9sr sur SsSoblun9 Der Soften psrurtbst.
&epubf 9e9sn S9einritb 6immeIrsitb. -Sas
ae fur Steblsn zines SoemosS, Ns9snibrm6 M.
Der 92srfla9te CAB fb fbuIoia.
&spublf 9s9sn Or. S. Q6msn. - 2(nfaae
fir Smsi 9sr9sDsn, An9rif uno 9tbtd9ersi ouf
feline Srau, Wnb 6. Q6msn, NIT Der NbIbt Iie
gu morcen, 2, 9ln9rT unb Sdld9srei NIT Der
abiiht Notbsuht su ts9eben, auf Den Glib isis
nsr Stisftcbtr. Ole @ourt mar sinsn 9ans
ssn SAG NIT esr 9erbonolun9 rss eritsn 8als
les tefbdfti9t Der nit Der 9r6btsn @Is betris>
Gen nuros. Der Nntro9 Die Satbs auf;uIbiee
bsn murce psrmrrfen. Die Surp iprncbtn am
Sreita9 Oter9sn i'm eritsn Sale bo6 Shuoi9
aus SIN srrstsn Salle CAB ftb Der &srflaats
ibuloi9. 9Eie luir btrcn icuts 9si1srn Wors
gen 2tntra9 fir Elm nsuts @srbtr 9smadt msrs
osn nur osn GerfIa9tsn 3sit iu 9sbsn feline
Srtbsioigun9 su crtnsn. 9a5 &eluItat bas
zen mir nid)t erfabren.
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MISREPRESENTATION nnb 9fprrei=
eber Siea Der QSbias in SSeu SJprf

--unfsre 8rsunos in 0su Vorf Dabsn psnns
iplpanisn bsibdmt burb einsn 9lcrrslbsnSis
cen Fs bei bsr 96abl am lssten 9isnifa9e srs
run9sn bobsn. gis babsn ben 8eino in fsis
nsa 6auptquartirs an9ssriAsn uno ibn ba, ipo
er ftp fibsr 9laubts, init Sturm aus oem Cams
De ssjast. qofofofoSmus Iisst bort in ben lsss
TEN 3hssn unb wiro fbmsrIidb in ben ndblfsn
;psi Sabren piseer auf bic Ssins fcmmen.-
Die Srbuns fa9t.- Gum srifen Wal felt Sal
III unfere GtaatssNs9isruns surb9sbsnbs in
osn pdnbsn Der aHb9s, ole 9spartsmsnts aus
ser benz ssr6tlben. 8ir BADEN sinen Wba
@oupsrnSr, qsut. @oupsrntr, als Soduptsr Der
Dspartemsnte, @anatsSporc ,e. Man elaubt
bas Die Msbrbeit fir unisrn qisut. @cupsrncr
nibt pisl wsnissr al6 $4,000 bstrassn rpirc
une oas Die WbsS brti 8iertbsils pcn bsicsn
6&ufern Der @sfssssbuns srWdblt babsn.
Gine tslssrapbifbs Nabribt BON Bafbns'
Saat .-NlS bic geabribt BON ben merfanis
fbsn wbiss in gesu Yort in Bafbinstcn ans
faw, tsste prefssnt Yclf srausrflsesr an,unt
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SSpnt arteasfcbauplate.

Ganta Nnna mar am 25. Ssptembsr in
pusbla uno forosrts ben Obsrif Sbielos auf
puebla su psrlafIsn, in mslbsm Sale er ibm
freisn absus Su Sectt's 4rmee Ober nab psros
fs perifattsn notls, inosm ct NIT 500 Mann
Don Der Staet Ssfe Ssncmmsn babe. Den
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Dec Ztbecale 8fobartter.
Neabin9, ben 8. Ssup 'ber 1917.

+. w. CARR, No. 44O North Fourth St.,
philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per.
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SnGteffeS npn NNcrifp.


Dds 9ampftort Natama fam am %. Sc:
trFer in Sleu Orleans an unr brahte 9ladb.
rihten bon Ssra grus tie gum 2Ofen. Or.
9aIpin, ner bic 6auptitapt AM 7tcn ocrltrB,
Fam am 10. in Icra gtu3 an. gr mar am
IL. in Guamantla au9cfommcu unp bate CT.
fabrcn caB Gen Same 70 febnca ein9rScscn Ici,
oab Santa 2lnna faum 3eit bate su entpi
I6en.
Sis Gmerieaner fiieu9cn i'll ccm 8sfhte
ben Gen. $a Se9a unb orn Sobn bon Sturs
tios, uno nabmsn msbre &ancncn tpr9.
@anta Anna psrllsb ole Stapt nit 1000
pfsrcen unO tpurps baIo purdb Sen. 8asas
mit $500 Mam Derfdrft. Gen. Sane pere
Lief bic 9tapt, Fam aber ,piebrr ,urif uno
perfoIste Santa Unnas Slahrat. @ie t6c.
teten 90 Slah5isler uno uabmen 90 ssfans
aen. Sen. Nca bate pusta NIT elmer far
Fen D1actt perIaGen, Tim Sen. $ane's W1arItb
3u bintcrn, man sIauttr jeooeb na6 Ct peioeb
bel 8en. Seott anscfommtn Ici.
Sauta Anna 1T wieSer pre0ocnt ben W7e:
rifc.
Srn. pareees mar in Enhancing, temhb!
cine Wlonarebe gu errlebtcn. @en. Salen:
eia war rubis auf ieinem $ancaute, Gcncr.
Bravo rpar auf parcle in Der SaupttFac t.
Die llebsrbIeitIcl hes Scubsrnemcnts fameu
am stem 5u Oueretaro 3uIammen batten abcr
tein Quorum unb nihts wurbe sctbaH. Sen.
pattsrfon fouts Sierra @rn5 am 25 psrladtn
Capt. Sruitt, Don bsn tsranifben Ndn9sr5,
ben man rsrlorsn 9Ioubte, 1T ittbsr in SHERIFF.
ansefcmmen. 8is gum 7. mar in Der 6aupts
ffabt 9lass rubia.
Gtpa Elm 8ussnb BON Sad J9ap6 tsranibsr
Mdn9srs trafsn stma 200 @usrGa'S ouf be,
9trass nab gonta 8s psrja9ten is absr bait
nit ibrcn Nepclpin9.piifoIsn.
Gin 9rOsss Ser. Staatsn pcifs6sqsifsn fol-
BON ben Wsrfansrn ws9senommsn isin wprir
! fb nid,t9s 8risfs tsfnbsn.
Ser niebfte Gnnaref. -gS it jse'
aus9smabt oab bic 9Ebl9s i'm ndbifsn Ne
prsfentantenbaufs bss @onsrens6 cine Wsbrbei
BADEN msrbsn, unb bisfs Sbotlabs bat mtsl
unisrn qofofofo:8rsunpsn sinise Yrrpbsten bsr
porosrufen, wslbs 9sfabrlibs 9in9e baraut
propbsSsiben. Sisbsr battsa lis cine Nlsbrbs
in bsiosn Sduisrn, Die NIT bsm prsfcsntsn ir
alien Stiifsn ibsreinliimmts, uno oabsr gan
freieS Spisl, mas absr BEL Der ndtifen Sisun!
nibt Der SAT- fein lpiro. Gs 1T mabrlbsinlid
cas bic Wbiss mabrsnb bsr nddifsn @ieun!
Srfunoi9unsen ibsr piels9in9s anifsOsn wsrosr
bic jsst i'm 9unfsln linb, gum Seifpid f5e'
bic ifarfsn @sloaussabsn fir ben msrifanifbsr
&r iss, bic Der 8srlbmsncun9 70 dbnlib febsn
unb anosre dbnlibe 9inse. Ob bls6 i'm Na9e
msinen nabtbslis fit bas @cIf isin eiro, #
notb nibt sntfbisbsn, absr Die Qeuberun9en be-
eofcfcfoS Ssisen nur su beutlib bas etwaS in
6intsrsrunbe lisst esnen @ntbhaun9 ie ),
fdrbtsn baben. Sbre Ssfirbtuns, baB bi
0Sbi9s,bsr armss in Wssrfo ben lnterbalt psr
fasen ODER entbaltsn parbsn, um fs baburd
sur @ldfsbr Su spinssn, 1T Elm lssrsS pirnss
fpinif, bas faum Elm pernlnftissr Msnfb alau
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9rcbunasn Santa Nnna's, i'm Weiasran9sfals
le feline Stsllung init Sturm ju nsbnRn, bat
Col. gbislos Srcs asbotsn uno erpieeert, Hbab
er Den Sturm astroif eriparts, absr einen ibm
nnpertrautsn Ylab bio auts Weu6erlfe psrtbeb>
gen rperbs. 2(m 27. Sspt muroe Elm bsfti9es
Ssusr ron meDrsn punftsn auf bic amsrifan.
bsrtsn baITslbs ourb elm Scmbarbsmsnt auf bic
Stact melbs fsbr psl 9slittsn bat.
9lm %. Septsmbsr rpurbs Die Sancnaee fpie
Der ertfnet unb Santa Wnna lief Sruifweb>
ren BON 400 SnumwoasnsSaQsn aufrihten.
9lm 30. lief Gen. Nsa cine Sattsrie auf Gan
Scie srridtsn bsr 9rtsts @ntbuIasmus 9s9en
Die Nmsrifansr berrfbts in Der Stabt.
2lm l. Oetober morfbierte Sonta Inna an
Der Spiee bon 1000 Wann gapallsris uneSn>
fantsris unb @sibhssn aus bsr Stapt, um
ben pon Salapa anridsnben amsrifanifhen
Engsnsu9 aniu9rsfsn. Ssins NbIihtn MUIR
osn absr baourb perstelt, bas feline Sruppen
bis auf 33 Wann Qsit9arbss6uiarsn Iidb 9ss
gen i'm erfldrten unb bn perlissen, neil feline
llnfdbi9fsit uno oas 9RiB!in9sn fsiner pIdne
ben Wan9sl an grfrl9 i'm Sample 9t9sn Die
@inrrn9n9e bsrbsiflibrten.
@r 1T iobann natD Sapafa auf9ebrobcn,
bort cine Nrnss CUR Ssfdmpfun9 Der Ssinoe
Der &spubIif oniwsrbsn. Wlan 9loubt aber olls
9emsn, oaB biss nur cine 8cri pie9elun9 uno
oa6 es feine Nblitbt fti, Nfsrto nab Guatsmas
Ia ;u psrlaiItn. Gen. Sectt ipl ibm einsn pas
nab Guatemala ertDellt baben.
Sn 8era Cruz par Die Jfabritbt psrbrsitst,
oos cine @ompo9nie tsranifbsr &dn9srS burtb
bic @usriaas bi6 ouf 2 aufgsrieben isi.
Inter Ssn. SuiDins'S ScmmaneO woren i'm
WnGobufstt6 Ne9iment itarfe llnpronunaen
entitanbsn, sr bate 65 Oann sntmofnst unb
entlaGsn. Gsn. Game mar am 4. Oetobsr su
psrcre uno miro obns 3lpeift sini9e Sage bars
auf pusbla srreid)t boben.
Sn 8sra @rus fol- eln nsusS Corps bon 1000
Otann untsr Gen. YottsrlonS Ssieble ;ulam.
msn9eicaen perbsn, lpie man fa9t, um einsn
Streifiu9 ins Snners iu maiden, unb auf oies
fem QGe9e Die e taaten 9enei9ter gum SrteoGn
;u MAIDEN.
Cine pom Gen. YattetIon bon Sera @ruj ab:
9efanpts Sruppsns2lbtbsilun9, um Die bsnacbs
bartsn @ueriaoS ;u Ssrifrsusn, if naheem iis
bren 3rpef erfuut unp mebre @usrila:Sans
ben Seriireut bate, surIG9efsbrt.
9Rt Dem 9ampfltbffe Sannp ftnb in Rtu
Orleans So franfs uno unbrdubbare SubrleuE
te unb cine beoeutsnbs InjabI fronfsr Offijiers
uno SoIoaten ein9strcffsn.
Die @siseastuns csS Stoots6 @sra Cruz bat
iib am 27. Sspt. in cuatuibc cr9anilrt. Sn
0usretaro ioll Der Son9res wirf!ib frseIibsrs
@slinnunssn bs9sn, neil sini9e Staotsn felt
Der ginnobms Der l3nuptifact ibrs @sfnnuns
gen frisbfsrtia 9sdncert baben.
j3errsra bat in 0usrstarc cine grsitmadt
pon 10000 Mann psrfammelt.
Sorauta bat ale ciejsni9sn, ,pslbs Qsbsnss
mittsI nab 9sra SruS brin9sn wirssn, eamit
bsorcbt fs srbisssn gu loifsn.
Sn 9sra eruS bat llb baS 9slbs 8isbsr,
;lpar in milber Sorm, absr in 9rcser auSosb<
nun9 9ejei9t. pDll. 9smotrot.
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Ssfretdr Martp ;srris feline pcfsn.

Sfen SerieD.-Ssi Der BabI am lsetsn
9isnifa9s murbe Der qofofpfo,@oupsrn6r nit
elmer anfebnlibsn Msbrbsit srwdblt. Ss esrs
isIbsn Babl srrpdDltsn bic sEbi9s cine Msbrs
belt fir bstee 6dufer Der @sitesebuns.
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0FQ8ir Daben bis jsst npb fsinen amtll:
den @ablbsribt ron allen @aunties, iber ben
4useans Der lsstsn Seupe rn6rswabl; fcbalo
osrisbs bsrauSfcmmt msrosn mir iDn unfsrn
QeGern porlsasn.
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ben Wro, bassssn srwartsn mir absr, eas Der
scnsreb Mittsl fnesn wrp, ben unniissn unb
fcifipislSen Sriss, uno slsbStitis bic @ufcps
fsruns pom gsIo uno Wsnfbsn 70 fbnsa alS
mSSlib su snSi9sm pcju bas 1oF eswis germ
Wmen la9sn ipirb.
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Yittstura, een 26. OFT. g tbrcf s
ber Gel moro. - Ser Coroner M:
terluhte am montaae eincn Der ent'eBihiten
@etItmcrpfiae, Die felt pielen Sabren bier
pcrsetcmmcn itno. gbarles AItsrt Dc Ia
Olare, in Srautritb 9etcren nno % Sabre
aft, mar Der 9eltttmtrper. CIR lo9rte IN
Dem fran3tItIten Scfbouir an rer e6s BON
Srcapmap uno Neare Strabe nnb traf leg.
ten Septemter in biefser Stact ein. I'm
Spnnta9e tclubte CT eluen Sreunb III $afap.
cite plaes unb benabm 0cb bort 70, ais te:
bcrrItte ibn Iebr srcbe Anfresuns. Der
Sreunb lutbte bic llriaebe Icner ltnrube 5u
erfcrItbsn unp fra9te ibu, ob CT irseno ein
Outrscben bsaanaen bate. Olaris antpcrs
tcte Stein, ater wdbreno leines Nufrntbaltes
in 0om babe CT ilh III cine perbelratbete
Srau perliebt Oan slaubt, baB olss 70 bef:
ti9 auf fein Semiltb sewrft, tim ibn 3ulsst
gum Selbttm6rper 81 maiden. Scr Sreunp
pcllte ibn berubi9en, bod Yerseblltb. Olas
rie ens, febrte aber balp pieper uno fraatc,
no Ct eincn fatbclll6sn prieiter finoen ttns
ne. 3ualclb 5eiste CT ein Ditol por, mas
bic Camille in srcBe SeaEsfl9um9 IeBte. -
Ge eraibt Ith, baB ev oenIelten Abeno sweis
NAL Al einem prielter 9lns, bod Oerlautrt
nihts BON Den llnterbanonn9en, Die Ct init
ibm batte. Nm Wlonta9 Wlor9en Fam Der
Gauste0ser in Warie's Simmer uno fab elm
8spclpr pitol auf cem s,Itte nebcn J7a
rie Iissen. Soaleitb er9rif Der Seritorbsne
pas pifo(, bracbte Die O0noun9 sc9en feline
Stirn unp ertldrte, baB CT lttb cine &usel
oureb ben Scpf ja9en weroe. I'm ieine Samls
lie uihtn Shauoe iu itirjen. Ser 6aus
tcfBer elite bn5u, entrib ibm oas Qifol
uno ain9 fort. Scr Serforbsne mu6 rann
Die Sbhr perihloGeh ecn saaf enee anpern
fleinen pitols sssen feine Stirn aerihtst
uuo aefeuert babsn. 9ie &ussl fhbr ibm
awiIeben Der 5lrnIbale nno bsm 8ebirn
onrtb. Stun IeBts CT Itb al Den 9iIeb unb
febrieb 3,pei 3stte, rpdbrsnp pife Blutstrcps
fen aus fcinsr I8unre auf bas Vapier fielen,
Scsenbes Itno wtrtIibe llsbcrlesunssn Der
3ettel Ser srlte ,par an feline Wlutter ses
ribtet
,,Oleine W1utter.-8ott cper Der Sehfel
Herlanste bon NIT, Sbrsn Namsn III itbdn:
oen. Stb babe 3nci piitclsnlebhGs absefeus
ert, obne i'm Stanoe semrIen su Ien, mid
su ttoten. $sten Sie wobl,-Usrssten Sls
mir"
Scr anrsre 3ettd lautet:
,,gbe tb fsrbe, bite ieb Die Tim Seraes
tuns, mslds itb 70 unslitlih ssmaebt bate,
unp tsiouosrs jsns perIcn, Die mid bsrber
brathte."
Gin pritter 3sttsl fam lltb in sinsm Sus
cte uno mar all fsinsn Sruoer ssritbtst:
,,$ete rpobl, mein gutter &cuis,-leb' pob'
auf sipis - eten 70 mene quite Nsatba, lsts
! nobl. SD ,pase ss niebt mcbr, all msinsn
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ss sussscsen bate. Sn bsr S6Iaht bsi @bus
rubuSfo psrlor fs ibrsn linsfsn uno lsbifsn
gpbn, Der al6 Qisutsnant i'm 1ffsn Irtilsrss
Gseimsnts bisnts. Sn bsmictsn 9rsfsn murs
Be ibr antsrsr Sobn, @opitdn eofman, pom
6ten Snfantsrs'Gs9iment psrmunbst.