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Some Plain aud Scnsible Talk.


The editor of the Dubuque Times, speak.
ing of tho Democratic Platform in thi,
State, and its empty talk in favor of Popu.
lar Sovereignty, says:
What silly cheat, what hollow mock
cry it is for the Democratic Party any
,chere to talk Of the right of self govern
ment OF the People Of a Territory! That
party, as a party, tramples the doctrine
under foot, and grinds TO the earth any
member who dares to advocate it. Of what
earthly consequence is it for few dozen
demagogues to get together in the State of
Iowa, and resolve as to what is and what is
not now Democracy? The People have
the long practical record of nearly two
successive Presidential terms upon that
point, and that record proclaims so clearly
that he who runs may read, what Democ-
racy is. 1t is the friend of the Shareholder
and the enemy of the Free Laborer. 1t
wars against Government by the People
in the Territories, and against Popular
Liberties in the State. 1t is an oligarchic,
notwithstanding but democratic par
ty. If Iowa Democracy is what it processes
by its Resolutions to be, it ought not to be
in any manner allied to National Dem ocraoy.
1t ought not to have put forward Hon.
Augustus Caesar Dodge as its representa-
tive.
There is something wrong about this
business. Either Democracy in Iowa 10 a
different affair from Democracy in Virginia,
or else these Resolutions of Iowa are q good
deal better than the Democracy of Virginia!
Can anybody tell which is the straig htest
road out of this labyrinth
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"ssss - mountain, open, paipshls."
|Afs iAs Charges sf fraud ard so-rw,,;o,.
sfssd Against NJ. kEssusos, By The iaw.s.
aiass ps@esrats candidate for Lieut.. iav.
eTnsr. Ts,s esurs. -. to lave hem
ssrsessi from that dixaisarr. Tor h. /, n,r,
- Fsrf@s'ly al asm. - ~hen saar;sssir-
Shassss OF reessasssn sna fraaa .san., hi,
pssAtseai orssasnss. TAi, /. his habAv, AMI
sas readers need ass Be ta14 ths. be r.4.. I,
aast aamsresfalis. Fram ID. s;b IF HI,
,resshsat rsn. tbs usras~-"plaaisrsr.
'ss.ai Of F'saisrsrs, "~ssu almost aaee.,.
sr-'s, s'sA abe vessss,v Of s-sa.,a lirhsa.n-.
H. ssess at sssasas ~-disearis truth, a,
weighed ia the ha,saee q DsHssrzsIs tao.
ties, and fsaaa saassns--.ssites %. right
sai .sss, 10 re- sIas Fal.sasssa ssyle-sAo..
Ing % mercy TO aay maa uhoas bic ss.sr-
asred s~sg'asssco scnjases up 10 BE al
"aiisr and seessss Q! ,soss usa uao haze
long been h'ss<ssas the treassry.s As be
has efssa to-! Us thai 10 Was psnoers,, i.
is uos 10 be supposed that any rstsrsnss i.
here made to The Adminiss-assoo 81 NJ.
BscaaSAS- Oh. mott is onir uh<r the
rasealiy Black RspahIieaas have the man.
ssemsn. Of the public treasure. that eur
arsas. eyed eo,emporary i. able to discern .
that 80 Increase af expenditure obtain.
''wsiheas any real cs apparent heness there
from," to the people. 4 Democratic Fed.
sral Administration may increase the anosn,
1t public expenditure, from sizsy % ere
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hundred millions annually, and or ns'sn'0'
wosld "roar yoa a. gea,lr - any sucking
do.., that ~ b increase vas net only FEC
esssry, ..bu: absolutely dsnasdedfor the pro-
Der sar.herepes II the ends sf 6ossfn-
mea:. l.. Republican State Adnin'ssra-
ton increase the public expscd:;ars Re"
.housand dollars, per amman, and the vhois
ksnn.. Of D .no-rasic orsans"Iray, b!anen
and s.se:hsart,' big gan and !is'is--"'A
1t once SCI up howl, that wosld MAKE any
animate being less hardened thas " Black
R.rab!isaa o@cial quake 10 BIS boots II
90: give up the zhos. :. in,irsl!."
Thus far-as has ever been bis custom
be has very considerably confined himself
70 The ventilation Of old sock and-euii
s:osies,' abou. Republican esiraEasanee
and corruption. 4 genera! chsrgs against
Republican officials, @: frsudulsnily drawing
large SUE, Of money from she public treas
ury, IL the sx;en. 10 which oar honest CO.
temporary has placed himself upon record
regarding ",hs. wholesale prosigacy by
which the peoples money has been reckisssly
squandersd upon paEs:zan fa'ari'ss." But
wdhaTe rronise--ays, ,s:isss!e promise,
from the would-be Lieut.. G1Ternor--ot
" some Of the history and an,seessnis" Of
Mr. kiRkwooo, the Republicaa candidate
for Governor, who, the said candidate for
L.. Governor says, is Gin fall fellowship
and open COLLISION with the band OF public
rlundsrers, under whose rule, with cen
slant heavy taxation, the State Indebtedness
has increased from about $4,000 to con-
over hall . million, without any
real or apparent benefit thersf.om." 1t
the earliss: possible moment, let US have
the '.history and sntecsdeuss" Of HAYWOOD
by all means, and while you are about it,
juss try your hand on the " history and an
,eceden.s" Of the Democratic candidate for
Lieut.. Governor-no: forgetting the par,
the honest and honorable parsonage took in
t!ehing 81 large sums" Of money from the
United States Government.
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Tho Buglc endorses the following, from
the lndanola Tisitor, "a bold and out,
spoken Independent paper" re a" hard ant
pointed hi at Rrscu, the Republican nom
inse for L.. Governor :"
"Rusch's speech caused roars Of laughter
II was, perhaps, very fair German. bu, i
could not be understood rs English. /
| elect d, however, he will with the assistapc.
OF good interpreter be able TO preside owe,
the Senate Of Iowa-at an additional ex.
psnse OF Eve or six dollars a day. Rusc,
was member Of the Senate in the la.
Legislature, aud made n good deal of fur
for his colleagues. lie distinguished him
| self as the advocate Of free " sperits,n bu
only succeeded in procuring tho passage Of
sBIit permitting the sale Of lager beer and
! native wine. The ticket, aside from The
Lieutenant Governor, is composed Of com.
petsnt men.
II is strange that such a man AZ ,Jahr
Edwards should be rejected By an in,elIiren,
convention, and Rusch taken in his s,sa5
Edwards is honest az q man and a politician
and IN the Legislature of lo5s. he presidet
for soma time as Speaker Of the House, in
which capacity he gave entire satisfaction
Bat sxpediency efsen supcrcrdes merit"
Htas Basis man wished good Democrat,
authority concerning NJ. Risen, aud hi,
Qualifications for the osscc to which h.
aspires. be should have consulted the Dav.
export Nsgs-published a. the home Of Mr.
RrscH. The Nt~sis Democratic paper
strictly orthojox-and, like its kidney. m,
disposed TO salosise the "Biack Republican
faossies'--yes, previous TO the mes,in. q,
The C'o'ensioa at Dss Moin.., i, held thi,
charging toward. Mr.. RrseH:
I" Bat Il by anv chance ". ar. 10 hare
Republican Il. Goveraos, ~hy. ". say. "a
II Be NJ. Rasch. lie il q vsrr clever mar
! "A 1sgaan boss, bat ,hssourhlr ar
American citizen in fsiliny-and a, We
sual,sed - asy Republican we know a. I,
sll the efses. Mr.. Rasch Is ip,sIIiren: .nf
vel sasSrmsd. and vastly popn,,r viii -,
eSoaRymen. lhe enly fasi, VIC have Il
Ind With Am is lis politics. We rerrv, t.
ssess sensible msa holding such as.e.;sbl,
pr'aeiF.ss, and in sash bad eomranv. En-,
re are to have member Of tia, hssera.
ssaaoas mas, the 9srublicaa Party. "a,
ear ssseas IN Authority in the SGs,r. Nh,
let Is have Esseh. Ra.ch Is a rpunr mas
yet, anat'tssss, sui NTH en. ss,d bpfar,
si5. Ii se~s remains Republican STATE.
sai hascas eas7iryasn eoutinu. b eyer.
sise 80 important al influence over III. de..
tsa'es 81 TIA Republican PARTY here. Ne v;p
have. With BIS sns Natural abilities, a -1sr,.
Has faiass before bin. lie viii s,d5uh;.
say 20 srsstaaliy to IL. arena Of ,h.
ss'sse ssasss Senate to display them
iss s#s's.aa-Erses'. eoap.,iso.-
S'ss' learn lxsls sss-s-sy, BY sslla~ins
." 'as footsteps - svsa ii. nos, so.erups-
Ions aSd dehssei q as, Derser,.ac ee.eu.
Pe'ar'es 10 the State We're ,As. .srr...;sn
acted aF"s, it .sos ass. ia our oe.a;s,.
ds''ses oash' sroe The .sssensv Of IL.
esa,ea insssGz~as Aforesaid we're !: a,h.,
ian m organ Of the aessas.s,s s.d Afr;.
Canned Democracy Of Iowa.
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nads nisstsp, We would have gone rolling
n the roaring current below. Our Dutch
nan crossed last, and be could not swim .
stroke; when . little more than halfway
over, he became almost motionless, bore
heavily on his steadying- stick, which was
thrust down among the crooks in the bottom,
and for half minute We watched him with
the intensest interest, fearing every moment
to see him go; but, BY gaining foot or
two, inch by inch, he was able to reach an
other pole which happened to lie on friend
y branch that extended out towards him,
and when he got that planted he was safe.
Nothing but his GOODNESS saved him from
terrible ducking, and Us from the fun of
fishing him out, hundred yards or two
down stream. The whole thing Was better
than the most thrilling scene on the stage.
This morning, 6re mules, in attempting to
cross With men on their backs, were swept
down the stream, and mules and men got .
thorough ducking. After ,cading it, ones
legs ache awfully; and, after a suim in it,
they must have had big ache all over.
But, the sun is climbing high, and must
start for town, as can save $la BY fording
the Platte; and, as l may get wet in doing
50, want to return early enough to have
Sunshine on my way back to dry me. l ex-
pect to start for the Bluffs on the ed inst.
Yours, as ever,
WM. II. KlNSMAS.
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/. Gone FlIeaeSIns."

Merely for the purpose Of ascertaining
the facts in the case" the Bugle copies an
article from the Dubuque Express 4 Herald,
pretending to be vsri:abls and truthful ac-
count Of the reputed dssertion OF Mr.. ScoLrE
from the Democratic ranks. A more alb
surd fabrication was never palmed upon an
editor for truth. Il has no semblance VI fac,
about it. A child Of ordinary wi. would
detect such an unmi.igased counterfeit. "a
man Of The intelligence OF Mr.. ScuoLrE,'
could hardly be cajoled int " abandoning
his former political a.soeiates." During
the sitting Of tho Republican Convention,
Mr.. scuoLrE acted very much like a man
who knew What be was about, and d" the po-
ltical aai moral rascaI.y on the par. of the
Republicans" consists only in their permit
ting him, AS they hau al unioubteI rig h. to do
to sit in the Convention rs delegate. Tha,
such more would not meet the appreciation
OF the bogus Democracy, was to have been
expected. 1t matters little to us whether
they are pleased, or disp!eased--the terms
are the same.
II IS not 50 much the desertion of Mr..
ScHoLrr, as it is the fact that the Holland.
ersof Marion County have, likew Sc, trans.
fered their allegiance from the Democratic
to the Republican party, that causes tho or
gans Of tho bJgu, Democracy to put forth
such elaborate, lachrymose, and, at the same
time, sycophantic and bellcose estate.
msn's,' rs those referred to above, over tina,
"old honest minded gentleman" They
need not lay the Hattering JUNCTION to their
souls, that Mr.. ScnoLrE hcncefor;h purposes
acting with tho Democracy, as in. times
past. Unless We are greatly mistaken, he
has forever severed his connection with that
leprous crew, and will in the future be found
battling with zeal and fervor in the cause
of Republicanism. The Haukeye, SAYS Mr..
ScuoLrE has already made arrangements to
revive the Pella Gazette, as a Republican
paper. If this be true, rs we have no reason
to doubt, the "facts" concerning Mr..
ScHoLrE's position, will soon become patent
to tho editors mentioned above, aud the last
hope of the would-be Lieut.. Governor, that
Mr.. scHoLrE was "too old to be caugh; with
Black Republican chafF' has " gone flick
erins."
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" Aa~'as pumped up al his Wit.
A nj hIAm ] spqa Il, this hp writ "


"ras CSsasso Ttmss al jan. so,h eoutala, sn .tis
s7i Eiasarats review u Ias Democratic Platform 50
hsrsstVasIy adopted By The recent Convention At Des
sata"s SD snoe udes With the following ust aason
H. he candidates 10 the acid"
The b" ju,! a!lusion" to tho would.b L..
Governor, 10 contained 10 these words -
II. ". Babbi,t, too, is an able man, re-
liable Democrat, and popular favorse."
The above IL truly" edtfying as species
Of that empty t~adIle," by which the vota,
re. t"eomptouism expect to riie:n,o place
and power in this State this fall. II were
almost supsreaous to say to our readers,
that l.. ". B.nnErr iss modes. man In the
strIctrss sense Of the word, for they know i,
as wr!l as we do-~bu. we have made these
extracts that d" future historians nav o.,
erupe in the dark. when they come TO write
the history Of :he truly grea, men Of our
country. W. cannot close this article on
the modss,y Of a modern Democrat, better
than ~ again quoting from the eminent au
Their above referred to, as follows:
Disguise i, a. yoa will, the DAYS Of mod
ss'y are past man is no longer sincere no
longsr pleased with tho truth no longer
satisfied With things ~ they are. A modes,
nan knawS bat the truth, and shrinks al An
eagssra''on Of it; when be speaks, he
speak With sincerity, With faith in him self,
AL faith IN his hsarer he canno. ,hrus.
himself forward, for his ambition does no,
lead him captive, nor will hts nature permi.
him: he would gladly achieve position in
a'sher sphere, II By pasisu. mesi. he could
dsss; but IL it IS only to be obtained BY lying,
deas'', AID valSsFisy. by running . neck and
meek race against time aud the old gentle
nan, he Is psessrass, helpless.
Ny heart sicksns when I think Of the
many God watching spirit, tbs, walk the
earth ia ;Imji whisper Of srea,nes.-op.
pressed With the sonseieasnss, Of mart.
whilst The hsassn, shroass,i toqualtt.i tread
,mrerioa'ly % their nscsly Blended asel,.
i'amhas, rrstess god Of hi. nine
teeth ssa's'r! hos ~ar,sily Do ,hv ~or.
clippers h.. the dust before ,hv shrip. +,
No heran ever had such tru. hs,i.v.r, A.,
'asa hast. M reEsiea erar had such few
hsrst'es. baa there is no ".sil. ANAL
woes IA 'Asss aays, aosa,as DO, the .as,.l
hsui II a fierce trade ~ina.-
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n When yo- s-e directed TO KosIssoHst 10 ses 700.
WsseA rsrairse, ass then vhsch Hossnsos, tAey vii
ser; y,s A. p, RO0ISs0s.
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e~sar' 6ssn kssAsr-s 0ff,er-
All k'sss Il oassrrsa' aeesy bs,ess ..s
Reid By Mar 4 wru. ! mig &.
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NOTICE.

WE CALL ATTENTION. TO Our STOCK
w Of Fresh oysters. Lshssers, sSrdines, Peaches.
Ssrsvb<srtes, Cherries, Fresh Pine Apple, brandy
Psscoss, Brady Cherries. Assorted Pie Fruits, Yet.
~, he. Ill u wheh viii b seA = sYestIy ssaaCs4
rriess. H0yE 4 HIGHLAND.
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sEPrBLIcaS NOMINATIONS.
AnSshAs % M2dessr Msn,

An eminent writer, Rot many yesss SINCE, IN
.ss,irical mood, wrote thus" II this noise
which Fans maxss, Obviously With very
e!sn,y kind Of instrument, i. really 20 de-
!ss.as.s, % perfectly sosranciny, Why should
90: every a-pbsa!siea! citizen provide
himself ~i.h similar section Of expanded
gss-pips, and blow away 20 his hearts con.
ssns7 Ia other wsris, Why should not sE-
cry man blow bis own trumpet, instead Of
troubling Fsms 70 do il for him." Our
nsishbor Of the Baa,e, relying confidently
on The healthy condition Of bis /" Wind" a.
tbs s.ms time convinced that Fame " has
50 much work to do for generations 'h.,
have passed away, :ha: i, becomes ques-
ton Of solid pudding for tho prssea. race Of
man 10 look after themselves, and use the
sapsrsaous wind with which they are blsss.
81 for their ooa tpeeia! betoof and adran-
fage," has taken up with the suggestion
contained above, and is vigorously blowing
ssay, in major, minor, and every other
scale, On his own hook. He 10 determined
10 astoaish tho natives with the extern. Of
his proficiency in the ars and mystery Of
blowing bis own trumpet, Tor, what answers
the same purpose, bis own Bugie) If be does
not succeed IN making his less fortunate, or
more modest, imisators, envioas aud dis
gas,ed With themselves, and break their in-
s.ramsa.s, in the same way .ha. the man
broke hi. 6dd!s after hearing Pagsnini.-I
Hear him discourse upon his farori,s in.
s,rumeut:
ses1a /, IL :As good 'sr,uns 81 4 political party
n saterinx appo Campaign snsntiae In Il. chosen
sIsnfsra Sesss'o muh resi- worth 9; ehaFacier with
Ssh Isfra .sus Il the elements Of popularity ,a4
,ssas. a. 40 pseRsatei "a tie lIa Of caEilc, she:.
b. the DsG Stay al lava tasaf Is=sss State Gun
ssgtlaa"
Tho above is positively "r,frehing," when
the fact is taken into consideration, tha.
the instrument which gave forth such
saTtshins music is supposed to be under
the eontso! Of the Democratic candidate for |
IL. Governor. That hs wrote the above
prsetous moroccan, We are no. certain, but !
think It more than probable. Tha. the ed.
tor Of the Bugis combines :. much real
.sorfh Of character 9th a large share of
ftf clements Of popularity and success" it
would DO aachar.tabls IN Us to gaiasay, the
statement, coming, as it does, from such
d'.iotsre.tsd quarter.
Determined 10 " madden the world into !
notice." II not 10 raise himself " above The
common herd composing the Democratic
'osst, by the divine "afl,tu," Of his Blu.
gle, we dud on the 18Th Of July, tina.
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Ke'' bFHzIIAh BLACK TigcT LeOplrdk
Pahthers eougers, OcslOs, Tiger Cats, Striped and
spotted Hyenas. Kanearoos, Black Bears Camels aud
Dromedsries, Limas, Burmese Cow and Alpacas grey
and black Wolves white Coon Badgers Porcupines and
wilderness Of Birds and Monkeys
Splendid Brass and String Band will accompany the
performance led BY the Renowned Cornet Player. MR.
N. c. COLSON.
Council BIuffs July l6, 2t.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-15
A Tribute 10 President Polk.

In his late speech at Chapel Hill, North
Carolina, President Buchanan, who was
Secretary of State under President Polk
paid the following tribute to that lamented
Statesman. lie said
"Eou refer to mournful events You
speak OF President Polk. lie was proud in
speaking of his intense love for his "almo
mater. lie was good man, a great man,
and, an honest man. No man ever performs
ed the duties of his high Office more consci.
entiously than Jas. X, Polk. Justice has
not been done his memory. But the impar-
tlal historian, when he comes to collect the
events of that period, will place James k.
Folk on the list OF the most noble and dis
hnguished men of the country He was a
iaoorlous man, and sacrificed himself with
immense labors"
President Polk was native of North
Carolina and graduate of the college at
Chapel Hill
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S@The Urbana Ohio, Gazette Repub.
licAn paper, thus alludes to the prescription
of Judge Swan. 1t says
"ln the defeat Judge Swan, in the Repub.
lican State nominating Convention, we have
another instance of the beauties of partyism
and thereward an honest Office holder re
ceiVes for being independent The West.
erL Reserve and the North west came into
Convention with the determination to
slaughter a man that dare render decis-
ion averse to their wishes, and TO keep peace
in the family. Central and Southern dele,
gates succumbed to them, although they
were mostly opposed to the movement. One
Of their leaders in the North west, who fig.
ured prominently in the convention, is said
TO have made this remark while in Colum-
bus Ne left Toledo yesterday for swan
We heard of bis decision in tho habeas COR
pus case, and were unanimous against him. -
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WOMAN GRIT.-The jackson, Mich, Ban,

WOMAN HklT.-lhe jackson, Mich, Ban'
ner relates the following incident
Mr.. Mead, who owns a dam and mill at
the Forks Of Black river, is now absent
from home, and had left in charge his wife
and an adopted daughter, Ellen. The drir
vers Of the logging firm of Whitcomb, Morse
u Morgan, about fifty in number, came down
and found some logs in Mead's dam with
the mark Of their company upon them ;
whersupon they set 10 work to cut the dam
away. Mrs. Mead, hearing Of the row, basl
tened out, followed by Ellen, each with re
Ae, one loaded with heavy buckshot the oth-
er with balls, and taking favorable position,
they cooked their pieces, pointed them at
the men and told them not TO strike another
blow or some Of them would be dead men
The choppers incontinently leHi Mrs. Mead
then agreed to compensate them for all the
logs that might be in the dam belonging to
them, .u
subsequently the drivers seized a Young
man in the employ Of MIR. Mead, WHOM thew
charged with stealing some provisions be.
l)nging to the drivers Ellen again sailed
out rifle in hand aud told them not to hurt
a hair Of his head, and they didn't Thev
let the boy 30. The men very snddenly dis,
covered that they had got into bad row of
Stumps, and Mrs. Mead and daughter were
lsfl masterp ofthe 6sld
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The New Orlean. EleotiOn-"Thug.


The city election in New Orleans on the
9th inst was carried by violence by Know
Nothing rowdiea The old system Of beat
ing adopted citizens away from the polls,
and destroying the ballots in waPds where
the majorities we're against them, was again
resorted to. The Massachusetts, Republi'
can leaven is working. The Cincinnati Ca
zot:e is preparing for "intenso ieeiing"
against foreigners in Cincinnati by attack
ing the German celebrations, and ridiculing
the participants So We 20. The fools are
not all dead yet-we mean those who trust
that Rcpublicanism is not made up Of equal
proportions Of love Of negroes and hatred to
the foreign born. .-.....
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INCIDENTS OF THs WAR.-A correspondent
OF the Philadelphia Bulletin, writing from
Florence on the 2lst of May, says:
A friend of mine, returned Yesterday
from Venice says that at Mantua, they ac.
tually did not know that the Austrians had
entered Piedmont, and that he was frequent,
ly asked il the Grand Duke still remained
in Tuscany. Ho saw 800 wounded soldiers
brought into Verona, so somebody gets hurt
2oOO have returned to Milan with the fever,
and Benedek, one of their best Generals,
wounded at Casale on the Sth has died at
Placenza, after the amputation of both his
legs
Every day we have anecdotes of indiyid-
nal acts of bravery. give you remarka-
bic one, literally translated riAeman was
mortaliy wounded by ball in the stomach,
Turning to his Sergeant, he saia, "Ny dear,
I'm finished, but have yet time to revenge
myself and charging with his bayonet, he
killed two Croats and fell on their bodies
crying Vira el Rer'