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 Seeing TO other means of escape, the officer took up the body. and, accompanied by the nun, who carried dark iaht~rn, pfoceeded to the gate by whIch he entered. and on issuing from it thrs " down his horrible burden at the feet of his comrade who was waiflng 10 enjoy a laugh, at what they both,imagained yoald terminate in pioas love in. tfigue.

 sAiter reeoanting to his fiend the almost ipcredj hle adventure in which be had been engaged. they both resolved to communicate the eircutastauees to Gen. Worth it person; bat they had proceeded oniy ssses. distance from the convent when the officer wiip had brought ont the body, began to complain oftle mpst violent and ndsxetaciating pains He coon fell upon the pavement and expired. rbe events were related by his comrade and the circumstance submitted 10 the clergy, but the deman who perpe- trated the double murder instead of being arrested and punished. was suffered to escape. thrcwgh the protection afforded by the priests. And while such oliznees suffered to go ''unwhipt of justice '' American soldiers have not only been reprim ansled for refusing .o "toncA their beavers 10 fhe priests bat for the commission ef comparatively t.v crimes. have had side of their heads shaved and paraded though 'he streets of Paeba to grafify the seoffs and seorhs of miserable Mexican thronc It may be humiiisihg to them to reveal the .rath. but enduring the puushrueat IS far more so-And many of them have sadly realized that the discipline cf onf army Is not adapted 10 volunteers who leave theis own homes and shores to hght the battles of their couBiry.

 