The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04
The CONSCKIfl;i
A sroaf OF TIE TREaeH WAX "
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an ga l1r s ;sao sho ereapd a
ing On RSsss Ss In n. and tie air Yves agree
AZ rs: i So.'sSs sta i ssidisls we're .lssRi 9S:
With look Their . s.Sr asasss nnaer
a.,e s.sIs enc Ros . sSSes :i. fsei
q Arms. ssem Ut e Sse sesss ss sse
tie Eiad,y S. sssr a siasbss smoking.
ny son sss Iiin xs sssg
Isl she officer sheuld have hnisnea Ee1SSe
&c ..sniss sg 1ssssa ny ss
o ON SSe sround, and nending a shoe vl'n
Ths ofaosr handed me back my Ps Ipt;o, To Ia,
saying, trc i.aaues hence, near Torgau."
TSew the old soldier, looking at me, Piaoea
his hand upon the ground 60 snoC s S,,s.if.
sRs.sa @y , soss',sss ss snf Pa on
;ss . asss =: a'sse
Yes :. the Sixth, at. Torgau." .,.-
"1nd you como ffemr-,
.TS hs h 70 easily seen, said he .yea are e..
as n beadle. They fed you on chickens uISs ooVn
tSsse, while We were eating COW nee, ns;vbbor,
!9osea; MING the Door oonscripts were mer
sN;%snS Rome, They were bronzed a. vete'
ans. aud seemed scarcely able TO ssa ss;n,sa y
INC old man, in. q moment cont'nueo u
aYou were wounded !"
ayes, veteran. at Lntzen;. ...,w ..;a h
u1S0nr months in the hospitaiF seso
xyhistisng; "what luck! have Juse rosor ~
from spain, hst.eriDK myself s sna. one MAs more
.sses the ssssptS %. .s hey have
eIoIx, tSen Cnerrjllas. Everything goes to u
~ He said the most Of this to himsslfl w' "a
nsv;ng much attention to me, ali Sne "
r;nS bis ahoe which fEom time 10 tame
49, an to ia sure that the sewn part WEI
net hurt his foot Al last he put M M s Taot
s4-s+chad himself upon o truss OF stroW.s
Was too fatigusa to sleep at once anu
an hour lay .awske. ,.;, Nth
onartsrmastsr Poissxin,. and three Other
4;srs IA Souhauis division. Our rowe
baak q tho ElSs the oyes the ii
ss ana The sss r sssa sT fsr on the land
We fastened On for an hour, when s suade
the quartermastsr cried, Atten'io on. liza
,ua. We could hear nothing but the sigl
n4tha Wind through tla trees, and the ep
~ the waves. Bat his ear was inner
Issy are .tsp,i lis ,;ys ssadeaI1T s ssi ID
nay be near rs. and the best sn.n a9r W Nv "
Mse 800 We can ace az che other end
ISas is eolng on and If the Pru..laae 9. o.
sians arc shere, we can beat fetrS S va
ta9Msr y 2s rsSas ems "'' -
W. w ~ fSSnSht xhs quarternnastsc was
aad e bet 'S Wa sep snS on Srt toWaI
weed, POitevin leading and the o Nla p, :
iir. vish oap pieces Cooked; we IN ~
elsWiy, sbOpping every h1Sdreo I psgss -sd
1A 49, M IA ~ Cuartarmasfer said; tn
fer tie Arahg II anen enc elae. - .,c
thTough the trees, battalion Of French
~ IN, about to make their soup, ana IN I
,.taees. ON the plain beyond. plato snn.s
=" 1850 defliDg from one village to anotE
SI Skirmisheys along the edge OF tn In
ssSTsFe 4Yingoh them, but they were aim
,r1oha ip6sfet range.
"There are your people, S1nns MAJ
PN'kovin.; "You are at home"
ne hnd good eyes 70 read the mum !.
reglnent q such 3 dastancs s,,nko SoS ana
ss snte Ess sy sSeub ssS fSin folds
SoaloSsfiko eloahs hay n0tasps the Gn I
E. it wn0 0VeEywheie<, NO aWonoer tn1
vSsSs exultsnt, even after our Victory
sMo.usnt toward g cOupie Of. little tIsa .
aogs Which three Of aS saw COLONEL LOs
~ - Commsnaed tho Third bessaa ~
.1Ain rnan, with brown 1oonSsnon,Ss s a1.I
80. ne leSlsd at nae froN nIngAy, - =.
GhoWod.ny paPers, only .sa'9' CIV -
y18s sH SS oil, thinking .thatf would
soae Of the Fourth 6ot ssaec III, nv ~
Dn1fos had been 60 mingled wsn ~
4SSSTSSnts With reGiu1Snti. and divtsi
diSiulone that, on arriving ~ Sne g
GgsaaAisTs, knew no ONE ISe ~ y
- abOFoaeh, looked distrussfgiiy q
4oTav. s Does 10 want some of orr b
ga oes what he brings to the pot:
was almost ashamed TO AK icr
Vhen q bOnY veteran, Win =
~ pointed like an eagles beak, an
&C cost Hanging from his shouldis,
his head. :Dd gazing . e. me, S be :
.TSss fse6Gstaed my poor zeas s