. Das Chicago Massaker von 1812: mit Abbildungen und historische Dokumente. Keine der Mi<;;;;;;; ht anschließen, über die er zum Zeitpunkt der Wan-Bun. Diese Frage ist die Tötung, in Selbstverteidigung, der JohnLalime, von John kinzie, (Siehe Anhang F.) Nach dem Massaker und die nachfolgenden Ereignisse so ro-mantically inVan-P, un, Herrn Kinziereturned, wahrscheinlich im Herbst i, Si 6. toChica<;;;;;;; o. wo er neu besetzten t h e historichouse. Sitzen auf der Veranda und Beachtensie buildincr hisfront eines newfort in der Alten spotmust Eine min-gling^ Vergnügen andpain. Alle, dass hadpa. ssed Seit der Bankkontokorrent-guthaben eingehende von t

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. The Chicago massacre of 1812 : with illustrations and historical documents. no which mi<;ht attach to it at the time of Wan-Bun. This matter is the killing, in self-defense, of JohnLalime, by John Kinzie, (See Appendix F.) After the massacre and the subsequent events so ro-mantically described inVan-P, un, Mr. Kinziereturned, probably inthe autumn of i, Si6. toChica<;o. where he re-occupied t h e historichouse. To sit on hisfront porch and watchthe buildincr of a newfort in the old spotmust have been a min-gling^ of pleasure andpain. All that hadpa.ssed since the origi-nal incoming of twelveyears l)cfore must haveseemed like a dream.The lake to the east-ward, the river in fn^it, the prairie beyond andthe oak woods behindhim were all as of oUl;but here around him were the children born and rearedin the intervening years; here were new soldiers to takethe place of the little band sacrificed four years ago.There, scattered over the sand-hill-;, were the bleachingbones of the martyred dead, and within dwelt an endur-ing memory of the horrors of their killing.. MRS. JULIETTE KINZIE (1S56), Author of •Wau-Buu. 164 TH^ CHICAGO MASSACRK OF l8l5. And where were the savings of a lifetime of industry, courage and enterprise ? Gone beyond recall. He madeheroic efforts to redeem something from the wreck, trav-eling in Indian fashion and in Indian dress from one toanother of the places where he had had branch trading-posts, and where debts were due to him. But it takesonly a slight knowledge of affairs in a new country tosee clearly that after war has disturbed andravageda dis-trict, and four years of absence have wasted the goodsand scattered the debtors, every dollar saved would havecost in the saving two dollars worth of work and sacri-fice of strength andtime. That his salv-age was small and hislater days quite devoidof the ease and com-fort which his hard-won early successshould have guaran-teed him, we have thetestimony of a letterwritten by him August19, 1821, to his

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