I likewise transmit, for the consideration of the House, a petition from the heirs of the Baron de Kalb, accompanied by a note from General Lafayette, praying remuneration for the services rendered by the Baron to the United States during the War of the Revolution.

Were Lafayette, and Steuben, and De Kalb, and Pulawski, foreign emissaries when they came over to America to fight against the tories, who preferred submitting to what was termed, "the yoke of servitude," rather than bursting the fetters which bound them to the mother country?

" "The Nashville Whig, of the 11th ult., says: Pleasant Watson, of De Kalb county, and a Mr. Carmichael, of Alabama, were the principals in an affray at Livingston, Overton county, last week, which terminated in the death of the former.

Were La Fayette, and Steuben, and De Kalb, foreign emissaries when they came over to America to fight against the tories, who preferred submitting to what was termed, "the yoke of servitude," rather than bursting the fetters which bound them to the mother country?

" "The Nashville Whig, of the 11th ult., says: Pleasant Watson, of De Kalb county, and a Mr. Carmichael, of Alabama, were the principals in an affray at Livingston, Overton county, last week, which terminated in the death of the former.

From a photograph loaned by H.W. Fay of De Kalb, Illinois.

Z. Willard, for Student Aid, Macon, Ga. 10.00 De Kalb.

Waterloo, De Kalb County, Indiana.

R75952, 15Mar51, P. G. Wodehouse (A) WOOD, BENJAMIN DE KALB.

The sinner, Yoshe Kalb.

SINGER, I. J. The sinner, Yoehe Kalb.

De Kalb blues, words and music by Huddie Ledbetter.

Waterloo, De Kalb County, Indiana.

R75952, 15Mar51, P. G. Wodehouse (A) WOOD, BENJAMIN DE KALB.

The sinner, Yoshe Kalb.

SINGER, I. J. The sinner, Yoehe Kalb.

" At Hof, Jean Paul continued to teach with originality and much success until 1796, when an invitation from Charlotte von Kalb to visit Weimar brought him new interests and connections.

In 1796, at the suggestion of the gifted, emancipated and ill-starred Charlotte von Kalb, Jean Paul visited Weimar, already a Mecca of literary pilgrimage and the centre of neo-classicism.

There were sides of Goethe's universal genius to which Richter felt akin, but he was quite ready to listen to Herder's warning against his townsman's "unrouged" infidelity, which had become socially more objectionable since Goethe's union with Christiane Vulpius, and Jean Paul presently returned to Hof, carrying with him the heart of Charlotte von Kalb, an unprized and somewhat embarrassing possession.

At that very moment, the Marsh brothers back in De Kalb County, Illinois, were working on the greatest invention ever given to agriculture since the making of the first steel plow, the Marsh Harvester.

They destroyed our plane with fire and sword, reviled us as pigs and brothers of pigs, and named poor Lebon 'kalb ibn kalb,' or 'dog and son of a dog.'

They destroyed our plane with fire and sword, reviled us as pigs and brothers of pigs, and named poor Lebon 'kalb ibn kalb,' or 'dog and son of a dog.'

"Both to help you, and to destroy the beni kalb (dog-sons), I would pass through Al Araf, into Eblis!

"Allah smite thy face, ya kalb!"

They fought on like heroes until their leader, General John De Kalb, fell with seventeen wounds.