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Evening journal., 1892-11-15
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BUFFALO, Nov. 15-Oficers have arrest
ed Edward Duffy, a school teacher, who was
poll clerk in the First district OF Cbeekto.
waga on election day, on a charge OF alter.
ing returns from that district, No that the
majority OF which Mr.. Quinby, Re.
publican candidate for district attorney,
rightly had was turned of and Mr.. Bissell,
his opponent, givon majority OF 81
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
Of Supervisor Stock and Jacob Duringer,
alleged aocomplices OF Duffy.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Mrs. NJ. e. Adkins, Sixth and Monroe.
streets, says: "rrl-Phosa cannot be eN
celled fer removing grease spots from
clothing. I think IL preferable TO all
other renovators We use 10 for scrub
blng paints and all other household uses.
It Is the finest thing I know of for house
cleaning and polishing window glass. 1t
Is much better than ammonia and more
pleasant TO use IL VIII clean carpets
and rugs and can give it IA hearty
recommendation
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
0onerni lvonvor's nomedy.

DEs MolNEs Nov. l5.-Genoral Weaver
came out Of the presidential campaign In
excellent health and Is just as sanguine OF
the future success Of the Populists as he
has ever been. lie believes that Democratic
ascendency will be short lived; that the Re
publican party will never enter another
contest; that there 10 no relief in tariff re.
form; TINT the financial question Is the
great problem, and that relief cannot come
eXeept through free colnage Of silver.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15


folder in The Herald Office Adams ex.
press then new venture, established at
z wallstreet, secured young Hoey' S services
to carry letters at four dollars a week.
From carrying letters and packages
young Hoey was given charge Of a delivery
wagon and was then rapidly advanced In
the evening he attended a Prince street
school In 1852, when the Adams Express
company was incorporated and moved 20
its present quarters. 80 Broadway, Mr.
Hoey was promoted to have charge Of the
southern and eastern steam line business.
IIo Loved AN Actress.
Subsequently Mr.. Hoey established an
express line of his own in Charleston. The
line covered the coast route of the Savan.
nah steamers, and when the Adams FIX
press company reorganized they bought
the Hoey express out for n good figure.
Soon after this Mr. Hoey married Mrs.
Russell, an English actress, known 10 the
stage as Miss Josephine Shaw. Mrs Rus
sell was n charming young widow and
playing an engagement at BurtOn's then,
ter IN Chambers street. Mr.. Hoey fell
madly in love with her, and one day quietly
married her without saying anything 70
his friends. That night after the play,
when the curtain had been rung down on
the last act, Manager Burton appeared be-
fore the footlights and announced the mar.
riage During the war Mr. Hoey made
$4,000 on stock speculations, but In 1882
he opened the Hollywood park and lost a
fortune.
Displaced as President
May 10, lsss, Mr. Hoey was elected presi.
dent Of the Adams Express company, which
position he held until Oct 10, 1891, when
he was displaced by the directors The
charge against Mr.. Hoey was malfeasance
IN Office. At first he determined 10 make a
fight, but q sense of the ingratitude dis
played and the death Of his old friend,
William b. Dinsmoro, the former president
of the company, caused him 20 accept the
inevitable. He never recovered from the
shock, and the affair affected him greatly
80 far as his health was concerned He
leaves three children-George, Josephine
and Frederick.
Mr. Hoey was a man of fads and hobbies,
but they were hobbies that always led To
some refined or refining conclusion. As a
very young man he developed great taste
for good clothes a taste which he carried
20 his grave. He was always scrupuIously
neat in appearance, not finicky OF modish,
nuN Nteoocu ilhe thc ktilietllhh OF tnc Nhl.
When he bought the house at 6iS Fifth
avenue he added a large picture gallery
and filed it with the best examples Of the
modern masters He bought largely fol
Mr.. Dinsmore also, and his taste aud iudg
ment were generally recognized among
artists and connoisseurs.
For flowers he had a passionate fancy
his collection of orchids aud roses being al
one time the finest in the country. Fol
music, too, he had a strong leaning, hii
box at the old Academy OF Music invarla
bly, being occupied by himself and Mrs
Hoey.
As an employer Mr.. Hoey showed som,
Of the best and fairest qualities OF his ma
ture. He was adored by those under him
He was more than brave as physical oOuT
age goes He was absolutely fearless.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

whore his unusual skill attracted the at-
tention Of some newspaper reporters One
Of the latter recommended him to the
Binghamton manager IN the spring, and
on the strength Of It he was engaged to
play third base for the Eastern League
club Of that place. In Binghnmton his
work was phenomenal, and when the
Binghnmtons finished the season I'm Sep
tember the New York, Brooklyn and St.
Louis clubs all started out to secure him.
BY paying bonus for his release the first
named carried off the prize.
This young man shows n remarkable
GOODNESS in his play for n new man. He is
very quick In his movements, rapid base
runner, q good batter and n successful
third baseman. His only defect Is the fact
that he Is a left handed thrower. With the
exception of Carpenter the profession has
never had any other left handed third
baseman. On balls close to the foul line
this peculiarly acts as n handicap, but on
piclIups toward second It Is an advantage.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
THE NEWS or poLIrlcs.
Alleged Election Law Violators to Sue
for False imprisonment.

for False imprisonment.
JERSEY CRY, Nov. 15-There was n
general Jail delivery in Hudson county OF
prisoners held on charges of violating the
election laws. Charles Colbert, the last of
the negroes arrested ON Nov. 4, was admit
ted to bail in $500. The state virtually nd
mits that the men did not personally regis
ter, but that their names were given TO the
canvassers at their boarding houses during
the house TO house canvass required by the
New Jersey law. The men have employed
counsel and propose 10 bring suit for false
Imprisonment. The cases of Mike O'Marn
and the eight alleged repeaters arrested in
Hoboken on Nov. were sent TO the grand
Jury
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
IIarrity's VorIt Nearly Ovcr.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 15.--Natlonal Dem
ocratic Chairman Harrity says; 81 win go
70 New York on Friday to close up matters
When 1 leave New York Mrs. Harrity and
i will go away for couple of weeks foi
rest. We have enough Of a balance on hand
TO pay our debts. Pennsylvania stands
next 70 New York in the amount OF money
contributed to the national committee"
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
ma I,nnsns snnntnrsl,ln.

EMPoRIA, Nov. l5-Ohicial returns from
Gemwood county give only ? majority foi
Waterhouse for state senator. Az Lyon
county gave Levi Dombault, Peoples party
candidate, - majority, the latter Is elected.
This makes il certain that the next United
States senator from this state will not be
a Republican, as has been confidently pre-
dfatnI
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Yaio Mon Oct ThoIr Tiokets.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. l5-The scenes which
attended the disposal OF Yale's share Of the
1900 tickets TO the Yale Harvard football
game at Springfield on Saturday next were
picturesque in the extreme Hundreds Of
students remained in line all night to So
cure good seats
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
An Odd EIcctIon not Paid.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Nov. 15.-As n re
suit of an election bet Henry s Bucknnm,
a truckman, drew by hand a sulky contain
ing Democrat from lladley to Northamp
ton. lie was preceded by band OF music.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
nj wir round ms. Ilodv.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. l5.-Joe lanes wife,
with party Of searchers, found his bo,ly
floating IN the Tennessee river at Moccasin
bend. Two gunshot wounds were all that
told the story Of his mysterious murder
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
NIcNnnrhtnn CrIea Frnnd.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov 15.-Ex- Senator
Donald McNaughton has sent letter &c
the board Of supervisors protesting against
the issuance Of certificate of election 70
John Van Voorhis on the ground OF gross
frauds in the election.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Peel. Has Not necn NotInod.

ALBANY. Nov. 15.-Commissioner Of Ia.
bor Statistics Peck says he has received no
notification that he has been removed from
Office.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
shnt thn am nnh IInr I.nrnr.

LONDON, Nov. l5.-William Williams
shot and killed Emily Dodge, his former
sweetheart, and William Rowe. success.
full rival, az Better Tavy, Devonshire vii
liams then fatally wounded himself
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
JOHN HOEY IS NO MORE.
Death Of the Adams Express
Companys Ex-President.
FROM POVERTY TO GREAT WEALTH

He Came to America from ireland with
out Cent and Worked His Way 20
Fortune and Fame-Deposed from His
once for Alleged lfaifeasancc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-John Hoey, eN'
president Of the Adams Express company,
died at 1910 p m Monday in his rooms at
Dclmonico's Bright's disease was the i'm.
mediate cause Of death. Ii had been pre-.
cipitated by severe cold which Mr. Hoey
had taken several days ago.
John Hoey was born in Drogheda, near
Dublin. Ireland, Feb. IA, 1895. When eleven
years OF age he worked his way across the
ocean and landed in New York a friendless,
ragged, barefooted boy. After suffering
severe hardships he secured a position as a
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
10 Contest Cohbla sont.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov 15.-M w
Whatley, the fusion candidate for congress
in the Fifth district, will contest the seat
of Judge Cobb in the Fifty-third congress
ON the ground Of fraud
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Tho Beaver FnIia MN "a start.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Nov. i5.-In the
Carnegie works there are sixty mechanics
at work getting the machinery In readiness
fov the start, which Is expected 70 bo mnde
Wednesday. Many new men have applied
Tor work
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Tho uorso SHOW Openod.

NEW YORK, Nov l5.-The opening Of the
horse show was great success, Madison
Square Garden being crowded rs never he
fore at such an exhibition.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
nodd. Nm, nInre rronn..

PARIS, Nov. 15.-C Colonel Dodds, com.
mander Of The French force in Dahomey,
has insisted ON being reenforced. and tive
steamers with troops from Alglcrs and
Marseilles viii be sent to DahOmey by the
government
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
,oncert at Claymont.

Claymont Hall. Claymont. viii be
opened this evening. A granl concert
will be the order of the evening. Music
viii be- furnished by Grace Orchestra Of
twenty two pieces
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
nInnr Thnnsnnh. annn.

BUFFALO, Nov. l5.-Receiver Waterman
has finished his examination Of the books
of the wrecked Life and Reserve associa
ton The total deficit is Si07, ,423 50, and
S;l2, $3.50 of the reserve fund has disap
pearpd
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
NOW is the Time

To have thnt Parering done and those Win
dow Shades lput up, and the place 10 md
large selectioh ia al Preston w. Ncager's, aus
Kinq Sfrtet WAL Paper as low as cents a
niece Window Shades as low % cents
each with Aprine Rollers, Nonfadeable and
Waforl,roof. Hand painted. plain, 10 cents
each. with Fringe. 90 cents, 70 cents ami ~
ehadA- 10 or.ltr Curtain Poles Ready Mixed
p=inis. Erescoing. Fine " rk a speciality.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Actor cnrfl.' Second TrlaI.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-The second
trial Of NJ. B. Curtis, the actor charged
with the murder Of policeman Alexander
Grant year or more ago, began before
Judge Murphy.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Danfortlra Court Drnrtlnl nooun.

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-The court martial
10 try Engineer George w Danforth, L. S
n, has opened in the Brooklyn navy yard
The charge against Danforth Is that he
disobcyed the or,lers OF Lieutenant Ackcr
man, o. the cruiser Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
stevenson Conerntnlnted.

BLOoMNGToN, Ills, Nov. 15-The Steven.
son residence was besieged all day by Dem.
ocrats from all parts Of central Illinois, who
congratulated the vice president-elect upon
his election
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Anotber Fr.ncb c,b,n., cr,s,..

PARIS, Nov. 15-Rumors Of a cabinet
crisis are numerous. The general opinion
Is that another week cannot elHpse before
the fall Of the Loubet government
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Three nundred clerI,s Dlsmi.sed

WAsnISGTOS. Nov. l5.-The work Of the
manufacturers division Of the census Office
is virtually completed and 90 clerks have
been dismissed
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
FOR Free National schools.

ST. PAUL. Nov l5-The Manitoba cleo
tion has been decided ia favor Of free ma
tiOnal schools as against a system Of pa
rochial schools.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
LennInr. Gnes Frce.

TRENTON, Nov. 15-George A. Jennings,
the assistant postmaster az Littleton, Nor
ris county, was acquitted in the United
States district court Of the charge Of open
ing two letters in January, 1891.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
11ower Conrrntnlnte. clerelnnn.

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-Governor Flower
called ON Presidentelect Cleveland and
congratulated him ON his election.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
A wonderful Lumner.

Joseph Darby IS a man who so greatly
eclipses the performances Of Sweeney and
Page as TO cause them to appear common
place by comparison. Perhaps Darby's
greatest feat IS the 'water skimming" act.
In this he jumps over tank ten feet I'm
length and lightly skins the water as he
passes over. Another performance Is the
jumping from brick at one end Of a row
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
GOODBYE MAcALLlsTeR.
Demand for the Repeal of the Federal
Supervisors Law.

Demand for the Repeal of the Federal
Supervisors Law.
Philadelphia Record.
II Is altogether likely that the country
has seen the last OF John l. Davenport
and his fellow jacSs-in. Office who for a
score of years have been nflronting the
American people by tampering with their
elections. The congressional committee
appointed to investigate the manner in
which Davenport has conducted the
aifairs of his office will have some inter
esting disclosures TO make i'm its report
and il may be somewhat difficult TO Sc
cure n favorable audit of the expenses
incurred in trying on large scalo the
experiment of Federal interference in
elections.
Philadelphia Times.
The revolutionary antics performed by
John /. Davenport IN New York, who
holds the position Of United States
supervisor of elections. and the appoint
ment of some 900 of the most utterly
reckless political heelers and bouncers as
deputy marshals, proved how violently
the present Federal election laws can be
abused by INSCRIPTIONS or corrupt parti-
sans Fortunately for the
country not only is the Force bill dead
forever. but the present Federal election
laws will be promptly repealed when the
Democrats come into power. The next
congress will have "a Democratic major
ity in both branches and n Democratic
executive and they will end all attempts
TO centralize the power Of the national
government to control the elections in
the states.
Bangor Commercial.
A more open and shameless bribery
was never perpetrated than that of hir-
ing thousands of deputy marshals in
New York with the shallow pretext of
employing them to protect the ballot
box. The army, recruited from the
slums Of the metropolis, was utterly in
capable Of performing such a service had
IL been desired But the form OF en-
ploying these deputy marshals at s. a
day was only the cover for bribing them
TO vote the Republican ticket IL is
time now to put an end to this official
system of bribery and corruption.
Albany Argus.
A bill to repeal the Federal election
statutes can be passed 10y large majority
within week after congress has assem-
| bled I'm Washington. Tho Republicans
have only relaxed hold upon the senate.
They cannot If they try, rally q majority
TO defeat 80 just a measure Johnny
| Davenport, Charley Donnison, Poker
Jack" Mcclure and the whole brood OF
Federal election bosses ought 60 b,
wiped out forever by the ist of January
Try as it may, the Democratic party
could not enact a greater positive benefit
70 the country than TO restore to The
people Of the states Of the union the
light TO control their own elections.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Today Hoods Sarsaparilla stands at the
head in the medicine world, admired in pros
perity and cnvicd in merit by thousands OF
would-be competitors. IL has larger sale
than any other medicine. Such success could
not be won without positive merit
Hoods Pills cures constipation.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Discretionary Valor.-Mrs. Bantham.-
"James, wish You would tell that big, in
to quit staring bat me in that .impuden
Manner
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mr.. Bantham (aftor careful scrutiny Of
the other mani don't think ! shall bemean
myself, Mary Jane, By seeming 20 Dee on
Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
SIM uI. Wiz

DETROIT. Nov. 15.-Wlliam Mills. jeal-
ous Ionia county farmer. fired a pistol ball
into his wife's face. She viii recover.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Wanted-TO buy or loan money onI.ifeInsur-
ance and Endowment policies. AnsOn
Maher, room 2G, Equitable BUILDING.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Dingle-"There, ] suppose, Is one Of the most
envied men in allthe town." Dangle-"Why2''
Dingle-"lle can ask for the loan OF money in
seven different languages. ~ hicago Inter
Ocean.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Harry r. Thea,== a Co.
h pair watches and ieweiry. 60 Market st
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

II you want arst-class dying and securing
done go TO 2l0 King street.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
CHECKERS AND CHESS.

Checker Problem No i09-By NJ. Il.
Brennan.
Blacl-8. 100. 90. 22s. %. 89s.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Of six chairs to n similar brick at the other
end. Darby can spring backward over
three chairs, and so light is he on his feet
that at each exhibition In the Empire the
ater, London, he jumps overa chair, alight-
over tho chair without injuring the physi-
ognomy OF his assistant. Darhy's most
daring feat Is jump over a stiff hurdle
six feet high topped OFF with row OF for
bidding spikes. Darby easily leaps over
horse seventeen hands high, with his an
kles tied together
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

AS they sat at night in the parlor bright.
He whispered this MAY take a kissf'
And she blushed and answered Don't ask
me, Ned"
--Npyy York praee
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Life insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest, largest and best company IN the
world. ANSON A. MAHER. General Agent,
Equitable Bulldog.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Mr.. Gotham-"Talking about nuisnnces the
worst OF all is the man who slaps yOu on the
back ana says: Who viii VIC elact this time,
OLD boyE Mr.. Backbuy, (of Bostonl-"lIor-
rlble! Horrible! lie should say whom So
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Wanted-Io buy or loan money on1ilfeInsur
ance anu Endowment policies. AnsOn A
Maher. room 2O2. Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

Whites, IS, To-, IS, 10, 80.
White 90 play and win.
Chess Problem No. i92-By G.. Liberali
Black.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16
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Flint & Pere NARCOTIC
W Mlchiganle.

Nowy tunel pods rzeka W
FORT Huron znacznle uiatwi pa.
azerom jazIe oraz przesefke frach-
tow mledzy Stanami Zjednoczone-
mi a kanada. NS
Port Huron, Detroit Men,, i
Toledo, Ohio. 50 ma wschodzie
krancoweml punslaml koiel Flint
& Pere Marquette. w tych mieJ .
scowosclach przyjmuje sic wagony
wprost kursujace miedzy Luding-
ton. Michigan ldawnisi zwanem
Marquette Boston etc.
Ia komunikacya dwiema
llnlami parowcow miedzY Manlto-
woo i Milwaukee. Wisconsin,
Ludlngton, trSajaca rok cafy
skraca odleglost i zapewnia szyb-
ka iazde miedzy Wisconsinem a
Wschodem.
Ceuy iazdy ola p~asazerow So
dsleko tahsze do Michiganu, do
Mast ma Wschodzie j W Kanadzie
niz przez Chicago.
0 bli7sze szczegofy pisac do
gentur tel kolel W St. Paul Mlnn.
Manitowoc, Wis, / Milwaukee,
Mis-.
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Nowych Ksiazek
prowadzila codopiero Z Europy
ksiegarnia Fl i m q Der
dowsklego W WinoIie, .
mianowicie.
l. Cic h a e zaC hrza.
Il s k a, ksiqzka do
naboienstwa ola katolik6w
" slicznej zioconej , wy
t~iaczanei okiadce oraz ze
z}oconym brzegiem l.25
s.B6g nadzieJa a.
sza, ksiazka do nabozen.
silva, W takiej samej kosz-
townej opraw,e l.2s
8. B adj w ola o.
a, modl,twy ] rozmysla-
MIA rs ~wszys:xie uroczy-
stosci koscielne ma wszel.
kie okollcznoSci zycia, w
droglej opiaw,e 1.9l
4 X siazka d a b o.
enstwa Dunipa (w
najwspaniai.zej oprawie.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16


ME watpit o zwYeleztwie!
Godzina dzlesiata! Tacza-
nowski sic nieclerpliwl! Gee
mud ME ida Moskale? co to
znaczy? Viola mnie nareszcle:
jedi zluzowaG widely
cd stronY nleprzyjaclela.
Puszczam sic naprzod, mi
jam gosciniec, ktory stat
pred naszym frontem 0 jake
tyslac pieGset krokow, spoty-
kan naszego wachmistrzs
dzielnego Webera, krory wra-
cal pc zmienieniu placowek.
Pytam co sivchaG nowego.
= Mic - brzmlafa odpo.
wledz - Moskall ami widu,
AMI stuchu! faryzejska to
bedzie GAIA bltwa, beda chic
py klae, 2esmy In porozko-
pywali oziminy.
Przedemna o jake pieGset
krokow stol w;deta . dwoch
ufanow zfoaona, zbIl2am sic
do INCH i dowiaduJe. co widaG.
Patrz, W mlechu tn
siedze5 przedemna Dor i ma
prawo zachodzi ma mole tYiy,
co ia til widziec moge!
| W rzeczy samei ME byfo
MONA MIC widzieG! Rozpra.
wiamy sobie, ogladam ich bron.
ma kt6ra sic skarza, i RE.
czywlscie leden 2 nlch mai
ma pot ziamany palasz i lakas
janczarke stara ma plecach. a
drugi wprawdzie dobrv pa
iasz, ale pistolet bez kurka.
Zabiera}em sic opuscic pla.
cowke W Dor welrzec. gdY
widzq chtopa, ldzle pollen 0
pare krokow, zblizam sic do
nlego, chcac 60 zbadaG, a on
patrzac W ziemle mruczY:
Dye szarki! wei szarki!
Me %poimujac, co to znaczy,
chce go zatrzymac, a on ami
sic obejrzy / swoje powtarza!
Patrze pred siebie: mic,
ogladam sic ma lewo: mic!
wtem spo]rzatem Ma prawo,
a tn kozacy, chcac nan. zabraG
tyiy chylatka zablegaia.
= Ia nina - krzyknatem
ma placowke, i galopem pus.
cifem sic droga obok goscln-
ca ku obozowi. Byt to wYscig
ma smierd. Gdyby mi ME byfo
chodzifo o molch kolegow,
oytbym szepaat W ucho mole]
karei j, a anlby mnie ME byli
powacball kozacy, ale niepo.
dobnem mi byto zostawiG
kolegow W piwie. WstrzYmuje
vice konla j wolam, ably
spieszyll, oni tel, jakby 2 wa
2nym Unforeseen splesza jak
NIGGA.
Trzeba nam byio otrzec
sic o kozakow, aby dobiedz
do goscinca, a z tamtad da-
lei, i W rzeczy samej zabiegli
nam droge, da]e ognia z
cewolweru raz, drugl i t~rzeci,
moi kolega pail z janczarki,
spychamy trzech na box /
mijamy gosclnlec,. a tn patrze
nasz kochany wachmistrz q
uianka W dwoch rekach ma.
konlu. taczv sic z mann, pa
kuJe utanke ma glove pedzl
2 mann.
Tworzyllsmy ]edne kupe z
kozakami, DO byllsmy pred
mimi tylko 0 jake dziesleG.
xrok6w. JUL ob6z przed nami.
reduta; a tn widze, plerwsza
kompanla strzelc6w przykfada
bron do Okla i jak jeden maj
da)e ognia! wziel, ras "a
Moskali. Patrze a tn wach-
mistrzowl plynle Gotta ciecz
z pod utankl!
To mozg! trzymaj sic
biedaku - on do mnle:
Me, to iaia mi sig po-
tfukEy, miaiem je W czapce.
Rozsmlalem SIC i ME czeka-