The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

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rise, not to the injury Of others, but by work h
ing-contriving night and DAY nov s,voss ~ in.
his fsm gssSo,;r 10
piness Of peace in the midst Of fesriui yss;
with their arms In slines, OF perhaps dragHsns
a leg after them as they limped on crutenss'
were sad sights to see. AZ. ..,..t. lad
Kent repeating, "There-there is the churcn
Of st. Nicholas; that large building - tG nc
T TGi,n that one yondeF Is the no''' 20
He seemed to remember every st1ne, h s.,sa
there in the
if we were in Metz or Strasbourg: Or any o.n aI
city in France The people wish US =. w veil ali
thsy sos ss ss Tse e0
three OF fonr Of Ms at q time to dinner with
them. They even gave US balls, ana won oe thew
everywhere received us q. benefactoTIs ; on Inc
country. We named their elector h,ng 2,
se.ony, and gave him GOO i;tti S low door
and cried, Hoidt Here il the Golden sheer
Brewery. The front is on the other street. but
we can enter her here; ;.. Come earrow winding pas
sage which led to an old court, surrepnded ny
rubble wallis with little moss. galleries
peak, a. in the Tanners Lane in strasbourg.
| TO the right Was the brewery, and IN corner
| q great wheel, turned by an enormous cog,
which pumped the beer to every story OF 'no
The blinking of glasses was heard coming ming
from room which opened on the Rue de T ally
The sweet smeif of the new March beer filled
the air, and thinner with look Of s sasisi aso
with Ferre and stout Rousillon; How glad /
to see it all sgai1 Josepasl1 Ian Ss Sos ss
| Cvno last and Ferry must now DO
at home in his village near Toul, for he lost his
leg at wagram. How everything comes back
as think of itp
At the same time he pushed open the door,
y and we entered a lofty hall, full Of smoke:
saw through the thick, gray atm0s sp ernk
ingethe greater number in short coats and
little caps, the remainder in the Saxon s9,oim'
The first were students, young men o. aams'
and leading Jolly life which they call ascns.
Sort r IF Sls Sdssn
only its tip sharpened, 80 they slash thei'
faces as thinner told me- but life is meyer .s en-
who
:. cious, and that enc had better get hve OF 81
b. slsshes, or even more, than lose it.
might az wen load cannon with roasted apples
as 6ght with swords rounded at the point =,
I'd, est of the students-a tall, withered LOOKING
nd man with O red nose and o long faxen beard
yth gb; SR0p hung fras
ID his hand like an apron. He held the paper /,
10 one hand, and in the other long poros:iahi,
3D. pipe. His comrades: with ne'r ao@s listen
ing with tie deepest interest, and as we :, en-
, I tered, they shouted, "Vaterland! pafertanaE
n They touched glasses with the Saxon soldiers
zed while the tall student bent over to take up nj
ay. glass aud the round, fat brewer cred' "Ges"ne
and keit !! Gesundheit !"
one Scarcely had we made half dozen steps t.
ward them when they became silent.
WCome, come, comrades" cried Zmme
yer don't disturb yourselves. Go on reading. "
the do not object to hear the news"
Bnt they did not seem inclined to profit /
'ese our inyitvtion and the reader descended fro
Tor the table, folding up his paper which he p
:. i've are done" said be, " we are done"
ing eyes, We are DONE" repeated the Other
J h.s looking OF each other with peculiar EXPIRE
get Two or three of the German soldiers rose al
10, left the roon as if to take the air in the c9ui
.Sa5 and the fat landlord said, You 90 not Perna
pea know that the large hall is on the Rue
- Yes we know it very veil" , replied III II.
the ner; but like this little nan better. a ne ~,
arge rades, to empty o few glasses in honor of Je
., and Auerstadt. know this room Of old"
the 1andofS ysa 'S wish some Mar
men Zen beerf"
t ss- %Yss; two ..oJ glasses and the gazette"
ted, TIN y,sssss ware handed us, and Zimme
nree who observed nothing, tried to open conve
sation with the students; but they excuse
themselves, and, one after another, went on
l saw that they hated us, but dared not show
The gazette, which was from France, spoil
of armistice, after two new victories
yeon mauced on tbs sixth of June. and q conferent
lded 1900 on teEms nf naace. All this naturai]
con- go g. rloosnra T tbonobt of aoaip see;n
Fire sar' n'1 ri. Z;m,mar witb his habSt of thin
at Is ing aloud, filled the hall with his reflection
p,, and interrupted me at every line.
far- can armfsticew he cried. "Do tre want 6
ner- armisticei After having beaten those Pru
sians and Russians at Lutzen, Bautzen aI
leur Wurtschep, ought we not to annihi!ate then
NV Would they give rs an armlsSce t they ~ ~