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The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Mr. Wm D6jean's store On Plaque.
mine Ridge, about miles from town,
was burned to the ground last Wednes.
day night at about midnight. Itissaid
fo have been the work Of 40 incen-
diary as The Gre can be accounted for
lii 90 other way THIS ii the third
country store that has burned In this
vicinity within the last few weeks
Landry II, Lachapelle's and D6iean's
al supposed 10 have been the work nj
lncendiarlas.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

BuRGLAR 3. Andrus' store was
broken open last Thursday night and
tlse safe broken open and robbed Of
ab0ut f5a 100 NO goods were missed
except half bottle oE good whiskey,
and the valuable papers ID the safe
we're left scattered oh the ho0r. The
Job Faa evidently The work Of experts.
IN i hole WAS drilled III The safe and
the door blown open with gnnp0Wder
oh some other oxplosi ve
fhree suspicious locking white men
Nefe seen around "Wednesday. and had
been ii the store several times during
the day drinking beer, and hare alnee
3isapp rhe i0ls sxas ~ skillfulIy
A0ne tllsAE meme of chs iSeig abosa sus-
pIeI0na sFs1s aroused
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Lost recently, 10 Opelonsas Or vicini-
tvs black morocco pocket case oE
surgical Instruments, marked inside
8. Aloe 81 Co, ST. Lonis, Mo-
q suitable reward will bo paid for is
return to Dr. Jas. O Ray Opeloasas.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31
Samuel Douglas NEeEnery.

The soul of Mr.. Justice McEnery
must be deeply stirred by the sponta-
neous ovations which parishes after
parishes of Louisiana are offering to
his beloved name at every one OF the
series of mass meetings which were
started last August in order to arouse
and rally the Democratic party against
the insidious attacks upon his integrity
at the hands of the notorious Lafayette
combine of Anti-lottery professional
politicians and oathbound secret socie-
ties of deluded and heretical farmers.
The States has heretofore made it a
labor of love to chronicle the we'll nigh
unanimous determination of the
straightout Democracy of Louisiana to
call Mr.. Justice McEnery away from
his present exalted post of calm dignity
and judicial labors, to raise him upon
their bncklers to be their chief, once
again, to lead them in the battle for
white supremacy under Democratic
rule.
The States, proud of its record OF
steadfast friendship and untiring sup
port Of Ex-Governor McEnery, fiods it
a very easy transition from the role OF
chronicler of his latest honors to that
of an enthusiastic adherent to, and
participant in, the Democratic party's
call upon him which is reverberating
over the parishes of Orleans, Tensas,
Lafourche, Madison, Lafayette, Con-
cordia. Iberia, Carroll, st. Martin,
Pointe Coupee, Iberville, Baton Rouge,
Terrehonne, until, indeed, that call has
| become the voice of the State itself
| nominating for its next Governor
Samuel Douglas MeEnery, once of the
Parish of Ouachita,n bnt now of the
estate OF Louisiana at large.
In thus adhering to his nomination
for Governor the States is moved by
the strongest devotion to straightout
swayback Democracy, for which the
name of S. D. MoEnery is synonym
The States hopes to see the question
of the Lottery eliminated in the next
| Convention like it was in the last tive
Congressional District Conventions held
last year, in New Orleans.
The Pro and the Anti Lottery fac.
tions must remit their differences
directly to the White Democracy o.
Louisiana, either at special primary
or at the General Election and the
State Democratic nominating conven-
ton, must, in the interest of party
/ unity, refuse to subject its nominees tt
the Procrustean mode of violent meas
urement which the designing anc
ambitious leaders of the Anti Lottery
/ League would fain impose, even a
the imminent risk of splitting tht
Democratic party for the benefit Of tbs
0eala faction Of rural carb0nari, o.
worse still. at the risk of opening thu
way for Republican and negro rule.
S. D. McEpery, then should be nom
mated neither as a Pro nor as an Anti
because the white people of Louisiana
who demand his services so unanimous
/ iy. want him as the ideal living
champion of pure Democracy and Q
White Supremacy.
While the States cannot assert tha
be will accept even such a nomination
when tendered him, yet judging OF til
/ future BY the past, we are very con
fident, that the deep sense Of dut,
! which always has governed his pub
lie course, will force McEnely to th
sacrifice of self in order to save th
Democratic party from the manifol,
dangers which beset it on oil side
just ow.--States.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Messrs. Jos. A. Gil and J. Adolpho
Esil, announce to their friends and The
public in general that they have opened
4 bakery at Pefferkorns old stand under
tlIe name Of Gil 81 Gil. See ADVERTISE
nlent III another column
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31
Il. D. PRESCOTT,
Pres
KNIGHTS or pYTHIAS
THE HOW WILL Yig HAVE ,EH

Oyster Saloon aud Ladies Restaurant, KEEP
by Morris Vilaseoa, has reopened it's doors
where oysters. Fish, Crabs Shrimps an6
Vegetables, will be kept throughout tbs
season. Oyster Loayes speciality.
In connection be has also large stock o
Graceries, Liquors, Wines. Tobacco, etc.
Board and lodging. Opposite the marke
house. Sept. %, '9l-6m.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

We had occasion 10 one of our former
issues 10 ailnde to the fact tllat NE lad
III oar parish an old blind confederate
soldier with b large family, who was
greatly III need Of Iinanei,si aid. We
are glad to end that oar passing notice
has not been unheedea, and We learn
that this needy soldier Mrs 0neai
SavauE, received in tie way DC q do
nation FOR himself and chiidren, from
MT. Paul Conrad the President of the
La State Lottery Co. the sam Of fifty
dollars.
This charitable net on tho part Of
Mr. Conrad ID but another proof Of The
willingness Dc this institution to assist
those who are In distress. and we say
If for no other reason, The Revenue
Amendment should be carried Oh ac-
count of the confederate veterans, who
will be SO greatly benefited by iis
adoption
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

There Is d new arrival III tile houss-
hold nf onr young friend Alfred Dnpr6,
Id the shape of d sweet girl baby. Mo-
tller and child doing well and father
as well dc could DO expected under the
circumstances.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Oyster gumbo every Wednesday
Saturday and Sunday evenings at Mrs
Perrault's.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

BIZ the undersigned az Gradney's Island
near Opelousas, Oh the I'D inst, gentle
creole sorrel horse about Is years old, blaze
face and both hind feet white, branded on
right hip thus "a; has been in neighb0rhood
several days, and broke into my field several
times The owner is notified to come and
get him. elise -DECuLIo.s
Oct 3I. IS9I--Im.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

TIE races to come De III Washington.
La. on the 3lst Oct. and Ist of Nov,
next, will undoubtedly be tle grandest
event of the kind attempted ID ST.
Landry Sec advertisement for par-
ticnIafs.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31
NEW BAKERY. .

Having leased Pefierkorn's Bakery, on Ian.
dry street, the undersigned respectfully
nnhIie Fresh bread, Cakes, Sc, will BE- kept
constantly on hand, and orders for barbecues,
balls, weddings, &c, will be epromptly filed
GIL & GIL.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31
A "saint" Unn,asked.

One by one the pretended Saints are
having their visors torn from their faces,
exposing their internal hypocrisy.
How are tho mighty fallen! T =.
Stubbs, the man who posed recently
before the State Committee, and talked
about carrying the Baton Rouge con-
vention even at the risk of wading
knee deep in the blood Of his country
men, is the same man who has been
shown mp By the United States Su-
preme Court in role so unenyiable
that unless he has the brass of q tink-
ling eymbal he will never show his face
at the Baton Rouge Convention.
One BY one these great moralists will
be exposed, and our people will shrink
back bith horror at the idea of submit
ting the destinies of our State into such
hands as f. F. Stubbs s. Go.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Barry Skayenley who killed Oscar
Brown, {both coloredl on Waxia recout-
~, has been arrested and jailed III our
perish Jail
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Postmaster Eaton of New Orleans
was here on official business this
week.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

A criminal term of the District Court
begins in Crowley next Monday. Nov.
2d.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Contractor Stewart will begin laying
tie foundations for the two story drug
store and opera house for DR.. B. NJ. Lit
tell, On Main street, next week.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Grand races on the 3Ist Of October
and Ist be November next, 1T Washing
ton, La, under the auspices of the
n Washington JOCKEY Club, 1856 90 Id
purses. For particulars see advertise
Inent ii another colnmn i.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Latest designs in fancy cards, envel-
opes, ETC., just received at this Office
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Pittsburg coal at lowest market rates
delivered promptly at donniciI BY leav-
ing your orders with j. B. Sandoz.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

The rush FIRST come. first servedl
still continues for dry goods, clothing,
shoes and groceries at J. * Sandoz 81
BFo.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Regular meals, and hot coffee at a
hours at Mrs. Perrault's restaurant.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Ell is impossible to offer goods cheaper
than do the firm of j.. *. Sandoz & Bro.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

A criminal term Of the Distric Court
begins here on the oath of November
next.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Fresh oysters In every style at all
hours at NJ. Firnberg's oyster saloon,
opposite the Court House.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

new Photographic gallery I.aa been
opened on Main street, adjoining Bais
ley's drugstore, by Mr G. schrenk, 81
New Orleans, where first class work
can be had at moderate prices He
Hiil remain hers about 60 days Call
and see samples and leave your orders.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Wanted--a good plinter Apply at
once at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

No rain Yet. The man with tic
patent raj king machine can got d
Bic i0b here If bic Nants its-fifst enme,
first served
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Mr.. Octave Fontenot has q snbscrip-
tion list for the JEFF. Davis monument
fund started. Call on him and put
down something for this worthy object.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

B. L. Advocate. The Natchitoeles
Democracy has struck the keynote OF
the campaign IN the resolutions adopt
ed by the Natehitoches town club.
After declaring that the party adheres
to the principles of Thomas Jefferson,
aud otherwise putting themselves on a
broad and firmer Democratic basis. the
following resolutions further defines
their attitude in the present campaign
Resolved, That ne deplore and condemn
tie political compact known as the Lafayette
agreement, and request our deluded fellow.
citizens OF the Farmers Alliance and implore
our efriBg anti-lottery friends who have en-
tered into such an unauthorized and undem
ecratic agreement and all those who now
blindly favor the same to recede from such an
unhoIy and suicidal alliance and do battle
for whatever political rights they may be en-.
titled to within the Democratic party and
the Federal Constitution.
This is straight goods, = and the
Democrat who does not repudiate such
compact when danger threatens the
autonomy Of his party, had better &c
over, body, boots and baggage. to the
enemy.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

FOR SALE al. a BARGAIN - Buck
eye Reaper and Binder, 1 G.. Aultman
s. Go. Thresher, 3 9incll Rotary Pump.
Apply to Jos. Bloch.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Obituary notices on the death of
Samuel j. Barbin, which occurred iD
Avoyelles on the 18th, and Myrtle
Virginia, infant daughter Of DR.. a. ID J.
Harmonson, who died In Opelousas last
Monday, were unavoidably crowded
sOnl this week
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

The anti lottery faction claims to be
able to carry the parish Of 2 Plaguemines
III the primaries. Their meetings ig-
more the alliance, which has no exis-
.tanee there, and the intention evident
Iiy is to elect an anti Adams delegation
as Il nucleus for opposition TO his can-
dillacy In the convention. There will
be sprinkliDg Of the same kind of dele.
gates from other parishes, and If these
hold the balance Of power in the con
vontion they will prove when tho tinle
comes that the sulEen silence Of the
New Delta naeans dark and damning
freacllery to the Lafayette agreement.
Adams III Wasting his time toying with
the gnbernatnrial nomination. 1t was
simply Il tRb thrown to the alliance
whale while the nfi-iottery politicians
got their harpoona ready fort he sIangh-
ter
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31
The AEcHnery Procession.

The mammoth Democratic parade in
New Orleans last Tuesday night was
the grandest affair of the kind that
New Orleans has ever seen. Fifteen
thousand people were in line, forming
q solid column nearly FIVE miles in
length. The entire city was ablaze
with bonfres and fireworks, and the
pyrotechnic display is said to have
been the finest ever known ID the his
tory of the Crescent city. Our city
exchanges are filled with glowing ac-
counts Of the grand event, occupying
several columns Tho Times Demo-
GRAFT, in its editorial comments, says:
No one could look at the parade and
doubt how New Orleans stands on this
question; it has not been so wrought up
and unanimous since the glorious days
of 1876, when it swept Packard and his
horde of negroes ont of power. The
glare of lanterns and Of the fireworks,
the music of the bands, the march of
thousands of men, were all impressive
and must have had their effect on the
hundred thousand people and more who
watched the procession; but far more
impressive to every man who has the
future of Louisiana at heart was the
enthusiasm, earnestness and determi-
nation shown by the white Democrats
of New Orleans, which render it certain
that tho vote OF New Orleans will be
cast solidly for Samuel Douglas Nc
Emery, as it has never before been cast
for any candidate for Governor. We
are united and unanimous here Let
us hope our country brethren will come
similarly together and sweep all here
sizes, third parties, dickers and politi-
cal trades into the gulf and return to
true Democracy. If McEnery is our
candidate there will be no Republican
ticket In the field, and there will be no
danger to Democracy
The procession was more than thirty
times the size of the Ants blow out,
hence it may be concluded that the
| vote at the polls will stand thirty to
one. As for the enthusiasm it cannot
be estimated, beyond saying that the
good old Democratic earnestneas was
shown the first time in many years,
and the opponents Of trne Democracy
third parties and all, know what that
means.
We do not think any sane man can
misunderstood the meaning of last
nights procession that New Orleans
will send q solid delegation to the
Baton Rouge convention IN favor oi
McEnery. This must have an i'm
portant effect over the State, for il will
bring before the people the necessity
Iof harmony in the ranks. and the
dropping Of all dissensions caused by
fallen secret organizations. Now Or
leans calls upon the parishes 70 join
lit III reclaiming that old Democratic
harmony which won success of old and
redeemed the State
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31
FOR SALE.

~ a lot of gentle work MULES, rails
Sed in st. Landry. For particulars ap-
-ply to ERASTE DURIO g. CO.,
Oct 2i--lm. near Opelousas.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31
FOR GOVERNOR:
SAMUEL y. MCENERY,
OF oUAcHITA

District Court adjourns to-day.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

The Police Jury meets next Monday.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Blank forms for nse oil merchants
notaries, Justices of the Peace, etc, for
sale ab this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31
ArfIaur.s Home Magazine.

ok each mouth, and articles on Fashion,
0hort and all matters of interest to the Home
STORIES Finely illustrated, $1.50 q year,
0ample copy for 2-ets stamps. Philadelphia.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Old newspapers for sale at THIS ofice
at 90 cents per hundred.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Get yonr ii III at tll ETlefs Union
Lunch House ite Tbs Poss-nfIlce
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

We print anything from u full sheet
poster to visiting card, ID the latest
artistic style, 80 moderate prices.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Get yonr meals at the Farmers Union
Lunch House, opposite The Posi- Office
on lain street.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

In view Of the CoURtER's recent ex-
perience with the typographical tourist,
w6 eau sympathize with our Colfax
eonfrere, and appreciate the following
pen picture in q recent issue of the
Chronicle
For Il month past the Chronicle has been
issued by the help of Mr.. Forrest Bibb, a
typical printer of the '.preambulating variety.
He is union to the backbone, knows his
business, and is reliable and rapid when sober,
but whisky is his master. On last Saturday
be distributed all of the cases full, swept ont
the office, and then went of and got himself
"fulla within an hour. At dusk he turned up
and Informed US that he was tired Of staying
ia one place SO long; he had nothing against
US. and would stay forever il the move on y
spirit had not come upon hiIn With '.Vt' in
his vest fob, three quarters in his pocket, a
quart bottle of rye IN his eoat lining and a
pint inside Of him, he skipped By the light
0f the moon, happy as ! lord aud twice as
independent. Laek to gou, old boy.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

If you II ant any first class Job Print
ing done, call ab this Office and you
viii be perfectly satisfied
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

oysters, crabs, Asll nd sllrimps at
ViIasica
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Stewart pays cash for corn
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Don't be q clam Advertise.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

That venerable aall IDnofel patriot,
Hon I'll. r.. Garland ST.. Of St. Landry,
like most men sff genait worth, is over
modest. He writes to tha MeEnery
Campaign Committee aA follows;
II am honored b the pp6intInentas
ono Of the eanapaig gu committee 20 favor
the nomination by tlla State Democratic
Convention Of samuel &. MeEnery as
the Governor Of our Sta IN hearth
" in this movement. as VIC need now
answering men TO Isaa US % q main
tenance of our party erga niza tion But
on account Of iii health I can do no
work In the Gauss.
But Mr. Garland is dolng Dabla work,
both By example and preeept. When
the llonored patriarch Of Democracy
speak from the fuliness of their hearts
and the depths Of theit experiance the
people of Louisiana Will listen and
heed. -Citii Item.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Wanted at Stewart 5 llitn Der yard
1000 bushels of cora, for which aIl das-
cription of humber viii be given ia
exchange II cash 4 4t.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Pay your subscription.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

The Soutllron Is d now illustrated
Journal published il New Orleans. Its
typographical appearance is elegant
md its Illustrations are amusing and
attractive.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

special nvitation.is extended to the
public 20 sample the extra coffee ex
traeted from the automatic steam drip,
at W. Il: g lis coffee stand ST tile Mar
ket House.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

Stockmen and others owning horses
ean find a very valuable treatise on
chat animal By DR. Kendall, al this
Office, giving 4 full description Of their
ailments and manner Of successfully
treating same Price 25cts. We can
furnish this excellent. book in either
English, French or German at same
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31

The State constitution declares gam
bling 70 be d vice and yet charters q
lottery The Bible declares drunken
ness to be not only Il vice but an actual
sin. and yet the State licenses grog
shops. Queer, amt il
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-31
Taken up as an Estray.

let. 81 1891
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-05

kiedy widze ducha i zycie welu rodzin, to
sic cz1owiekowi SERGE sciska, re ma oddaG die
cko do obcego domu. Mech nam Bog dopo-
moze, teraz pospiesze do domu, aby zaniest
dobra nowine.
Roz}aczenie dobrej rodzinie znaczy tyle,
jak oderwac cz}onek Cd cia}a, to b6l. Matka
przyje}a wiadomosG poddaniem sic wolf Bo-
zej, lecz J6zefnka bardzo p}akafa DO ME mia
Ia mic milszego na swiecie jak ojca matke, a
mimi mia}a sic rozstac.
Przyszed} dzie1 podr6zy, rodzice pob}ogo-
s}awili dziecko, MIN wsiad1o do wozu probo-
szczem, gdz;e sic wcisne} W kacik modlac sic
do Boga Probos1cz odmawiaf brewiarz, czyli
modlitwy kap}a6skie, i tax przesz}y pierwsze
godziny podr6zy
Pierwszy to raz dziecko wychyli}o sic po
"a dom. Z poczatku smutno mu by}o, kiedy
wieza koscio}a parafalnego coraz wiecej zni-
ka1a, lecz "a to pokaza}y sic coraz nowsze oko-
lice, kt6re sic pieknie professionally swietle
s}o6ca jesiennego Jechali przez pekne wsie,
W kt6rych by}y piekne koscio1y }adne muro-
wane domy w}oscian winem obros}e, potem
nastepowa} las zielony, to znowu pola swiezo
uprawne, czasem pas}y sic trzody byd}a. W
po}udnie stanei popasem W ma}em miasteczku,
DO wtenczas jeszcze ME byto drog zelaznych
W restauracyi hotelu Pod szczupakiem"
siedzia}o dose wiele urzednik6w urzedniczk6w,
pisark6w, obywateli podr6znych. Niekt6rzy
z urzedniczkow nie mogi sic powstrzymae cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-05
TeleSramy zagraHiezns.
Znaezne bankructWo bank0We W
w Berlinie.
ReorganizOwanie lewiey we Fran
cyl.
NieszczeScia kolejOwe: jedno we
Francyi a drugie W ROsyi.
KOnWencya Antiparnellistow W
Waterford W Irlandyi.
Na kongresie pokojowym W Rzy-
mie francuski jezyk wprowadzo-
ny.
Nienncy.
Berlin, 4 listopada.

Dom bankowy Hirschfeld & Wolf
zbaukrutowa} d}ugiem 100000
marek. Jakkolwiek gie}da ma tenn
ME ucierpia}a, to przeciez bankru-
ctwo to obnizy}o wartos6 akcyj zna-
nego browaru Patzenhofera o 80 cd
sta. Cesarzowa ksiaze Henryk mieli
ponies6 znaczne straty, a minister
oswiaty nawet caay sw6j majatek.
Wiele os6b nalezacych do arystokra-
cyl poniosso znaczne straty.
Berlin, 4 listop.
Senat Bremehski wyda} dekret,
moca kt6rego dozwala sic przywozu
angielskiego amerykahskiego by
d{a do chowu.
Niejaki Bigelow New Yorku,
ktory }0dka przejechaS przez Dunaj
ca}y, dzisiaj sniadaI z cesarzem Will
helmem, ktory przyja} w podarunku
jego {odke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-05

mic do jedzenia AMI do picia. Tu sa vase ra-
chunk, ktorescie Cd psi roku d}nzni; dzieku-
je "a gosci, ktorzy wstyd robiq menu domowi,
idzcie sobie Bogieln
20 tych s}owacE posz}a gospodyni do ku-
chni, obywatele zawoFali jej: bravo, gospo-
dyni bravo! Pisarkowie zas poszli sobie mru.
czac wyzywajac, ostatni trzasna} drzwiami,
az obrazy ma scianie sic zatrzes1y.
Woznlca przyszed} oznajmujac, re juz Ia
przag}. J6zefnka by}a rada, ze sic wydosta-
ME ma SWAT Bozy. Juz siedzieli ma wozie,
kiedy gospodyni przystapi}a jeszcze poda}a
dziecku cos ciezkiego, zawinietego W papier,
m6wiac:
Wez to, mole dziecko, jake nagrode
twej poboznosci.
MIN dziecko sic pomiarkowa}o, gospody.
nj odesz}a, w6z szybko ruszy}
Kiedy J6zefnka niesmia}o odwine}a pa.
pier, zobaczy}a piekny, swiecacy talar ma kt6
rym by} obraz Matki Boskiej, obraz najwiecej
przez dziecko umi}owany.
apE Dalsza droga ME by1a 1adna, okolica je-
dnostajna nudna, opr6cz tego mg1a SARA
mokra pokry}a GAIA okolice. P6zno nocy
przybyli do Lwowa.
Rano rych}o poszedl proboszcz do koscio-
Ia, ably ,odprawic Msza sw. Cicho przeszed}
,ko1o spiacego dziecka, aby mu ME przerywac
snu, bo pewnie sni1o rodzicach domu rodzi-
cielskim. Okolo po}udnia poszli do tego pa
ma, kt6ry mia} J6zefnce wystarac sic wolne
mieisce W szkole. &C. Cd.n.)