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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-06-30

the war for ten days without the help
OF the army mule, the animal was re-
sponsible for good many things which
went wrong on both sides. AS Sheridan
lay comforting Early on the Opeeuan
Washington. Among them was one
which attracted attention by his un-
usually long neck. 1t was the general
opinion that nature started in to make
him giraffe, but changed her mind
after finishing up his neck. 1t was a
day or two before anyone discovered
what the extra two feet had been put
into his neck for. Then the beast got
his bearing and sent forth such brays
as had never been heard even about
an army camp before. He could out
bray anything on legs. He could wake
%, more men with one effort thar any
score Of mules could by braying for
an hour. After the third night Of his
arrival the teamster to whose lot he fell
was ordered to take him two miles to
the rear, but even then his tones reached
the ears of 10000 men and his jaws had
to be tied.
This mule differed from other mules
not only in length of neck, but in hav-
ing feelings to be hurt. When they
choked off his bray they grieved and
wounded him, and he determined on re-
venge. After a day or two he slipped
his halter and made his way on the
r.utral ground. The videttes and pick
, cts on both sides tried to capture him,
hut it was no go. On the second night
of his liberty, just after the midnight
charge of pickets. the mule suddenly
"opened fire" against the federal lines.
Ee came down on the left flank at a
g;llop, braying as he came, and inside
of three minutes he had routed out
5000 soldiers and got them into line. In
tire ears of the half-asleep men his
br:ys sounded like cheers, and our lines
had scarcely been formed when we be-
gan firing. A minute later the confed-
crates were under arms and blazing
away, believing it was a night attack,
and it was subsequently figured that at
least 10000 bullets were fired by both
sides. Not one of them even grazed
that mule. Our fire halted him for a
time, but bracing up to the occasion he
presently came charging into and over
.Le lines. knocking men right and left
ard almost starting panic. When he
was finally captured. the soldiers de-
manded that he be instantly wiped off
the face Of the earth, but discipline pre-
vailed and he was turned over to the
q:'artermaster and shipped back from
whence he came. Gen. Torbet said of
the animal as news came that he had
gone.
II want men and horses and mules,
but I'll be hanged If the government
can work off any geological garden on
my command until we get into winter
cuarters!"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
HENRICO COUNTY CASES.
Two Cases Disposed of iesterday'-ih
teresting Matters To-day.

Sam Scott. colored, charged with Dreak-
ing into the office OF william Bradford
and stealing a number of articles, was
tried Yesterday morning In Henrico Couil-
~ Court He plead guilty, was hheu -,
and was sentenced 20 serve twelve ho"'h'
in jail .,.. 80
lin, disturbance NJ Eddins post
Office was fined Sl2 and costs. The case
came nm on appeal from a magistrate
court. ,
THE case OF George Johnson, charged
with giving ammonia to a little chld OF
Mrs. Goldsmith. will be tried to-day
also that Of VIM. Cheese. charged win
burglary, who was brought PACK t,I Iin
Petersburg some time ago by Constapls
r.. c. Garnett, and indicted by the srahu
jury. ...,... - ,,,o
Revenue OF HenricO county VIII be at the
the purpose Of issuing licenses 10 thoSe
The case Of Edward King, charged with
breach OF promise OF marriage. Will be
tried tomorrow.
ON warrant sworn out by Isaac Greg
orv. colored. Constable r. c. Garnett sun
dav arrested Alice Watkins. Minerva
Peterson. and James Peterson, all col
ored. charged with curslng ana ABUSING
the said Gregory. They were taken before
'Sauire J. q. Lohwasser and bailed for
their appearance at some future time The
trouble ocurrced Saturday night.
Mr.. Robert Clarke. a well-known farmer
of Varina township, who keeps store
on Darbytown road. about six miles be-
low Fulton, met with quite serious
accident on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad at Burton's brick-yard late Sat
urday night
He was driving a two horse wagon ana
= train struck the wagon. killing one OF
the horses smashing the wagon and
severely injured Mr. Clarke. bruising him
quite painfully.
MI Otis H. Russell and Captain Cooke.
Of this city, and Constable T. II. Samuel
and family. OF Henrico county. were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at the resi-
denoe OF Mr. NJ. c. Cross. A sumptuous
feast was provided and pleasant even
ing enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
CAUGHT IN A BELT.
Interesting Trial of Proprietor an
Clerks charged with Store Burning

LENOIR. y. c., April l8.-Speciai.-A
Young man BY the name OF McDade' was
seriously injured yesterday in the county
by being caught In belt and carried
around a wheel. His leg was broken ana
serious internal injuries resulted.
He will probably die. 49,,
Mr. c. p. Abernethy. a prominent clu-
zen Of the county and descendant OF
Colonel william Dickson. died on Inurs-
dav. aged hfty-two years. the result OF
an injury received eleven weeks SINCE
from limb of a tree falling on MN:
4 two weeks term of court closed Sat
rrdav Judga Starbuck presiding and So
rcitor Spainhour prosecuting. NO cases
of innortance for trial except a case
moved from Catawaba county, the trlal
~ lanes F. Drake, Frank Drake ana
Morgan Hawn. the first proprietor ana
the others clerks. charged with at
tempting TO burn their store IN Hlckory'
March 1891.
A bricl had been moved from the stove
flua in the garnet and cotton, rlch pine
and pieces Of goods boxes, satura'eu
with kerosene oil. laid In different dlrec-
tions communicating from the stove nue.
onening Not getting air the fire mace
sio,. nroqress and was discovered in time
10 find cause OF the fire, when "oulu
hove made a. terrible connagration.
The trial commenced Thursday Of last
week and the Jury was discharged AFTER
the ninth day, falling TO agree on YER
dict. The poll OF the jury stood eight TOT
conviction. two blanks and two not gun
~ lanes =. Drake failed 10 give Dolu
and was placed In jan. -,-.-
This Is 10 be locust year from DahourE
10 Macon. and they are already bursting
out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
THE DUPLICATE
SCHOOL FUND.
The Adjutant General Wants to be
Railroad Commissioner.
STRAWBERRIES ARE PLENTIFUL
Ten Divorce Cases in the Wake County
Superior Court-The Free Pass
Cases With Their Fines 20 BE
Tried at This Term.

RALEIGH. N. c.. April 1s.-Special-
The Legislature passed a bill giving the
State Treasurer authority to duplicate
any sum of money raised in the counties
for a special public school fund up to
$4,000. No one county TO be paid over
$500. SO far the treasurer has paid out
to meet these demands s6,2i6.4l.
The Democratic Executive Committee
OF the sixth District will meet at Rock
ingham on the 9th.
Adjutant- General A. ID. Cowles writes
10 the Governor and asks 20 be appointed
to the position OF treasurer of the North
Carolina railroad. This. of course, would
require his resignation OF the adjutant-
generalship.
STRAWBERRIES.
Strawberries are now being shipped
pretty largely from Wilmington and all
that section OF the State.
The civil term OF Wake County Supe-
rior Court will be held here with Judge
Undertake presiding beginning April
9th. The divorce suit OF Mrs. Glass and
the State Treasurer suit against Stew
art Brothers. OF Winston. will be settled
AT this term There are ten divorce
cases for this term of court Mrs. Glass
will accept no compromise in her suit
ODD FELLOWS.
The Odd-Fellows will hold the annual
meeting OF the Grand Lodge here on May
10th. The Masons hold the meeting OF
the Grand Encsmpment. Grand Com
mandery and Mystic Shrine here later IN
May.
The Supreme Court will at this term
hear the free pass cases against the Sea-
board Air Line and the Southern rail-
roads. These are the appeal cases from
the $500 fines.
Judge Purnell will hold Federal court
at Statewide next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
MANY YOUNG DOCTORS.
Medical College of Virginia Closes It's
Session.

The Medical College OF Virginia has
lust turned out a fine-looking class OF
young graduates from the departments
of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy.
The present session OF the college
has been very successful In every re-
spect and has been attended BY 1870 stu
dents.
With the number OF Improvements made
IL is expected that during the new ses-
sion the number OF students will be In
creased 10 rs or go.
Following is list OF the graduates In
the several departments:
Medicine.-T. ID. Armistead. Roam
oke, Va: j. l.. Bright. Richmond
va; f. f. Booker. Cambridge. Md: !;
A. NJ. Byrd Williamsvile. Va; ii.
r.. Coleman. Welch's. Va; G.. A. Cation
Greensboro, n. c.: X. L. Corbell, Chuck
atuck. Va. r. f. Caldwell, Pulaski. Va;
]. F. Chenoweth. Pepper. Va; F. D.
Drewry. Masons Depot. Va; c. w.
Doughty. Whaleyville, Va; w, L. Early,
wolftown. Va. II. R. Fairfax. Lynch
burg, Va: William Gwathmey, beuiah-
VILE, Va; Marcus Gayle. Hicks wharf;
Van Telbury Hoffman,. Breda Holland;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19

interest In the service was found in the
fact that as early as half past nine
O'Clock not incOnsiderable group gam
cred before the gates eager 10 gain al
mittance to the church. and that by 1890
the time for the opening of the doors
many hundreds Of people crowded the
pavement about tho church. II was
well-behaved crowd however. and there
WAS none OF the rude rush for seats tnat
too often attends exceptional occasions
like this
As announced. only ten pews on each
side Of the middle aisle were reserved. the
limit being indicated by red and white
ribbons drawn across the aisle. Inc pc"
10 be occupied by Mrs Davis during the
service-that IN which her distinguished
husband was accustomed TO worship dur
ing his Presidency-was also indicated
bv the Confederate cOlors, as was that
occupied by General Dabney II. Maury'
who unveiled the lower window.
THE WINDOW
The window was concealed from view
nv a curtain Of pure white and 10 its LETT
hung a wreath Of laurel and palm leaves
sent by the New orleans Chapter OF the
daughters OF the Confederacy and the
Sons of Confederate Veterans. II was
tied with red and white ribbons and bore
a card on which was written: With rev.
erent affection and grateful recollection
of our President" The really beautltul
decorative work about the chancel was
made practicable by the generosity OF the
florist Hammond. 10 whom the committee
feel greatly indebted.
Long before II o'clock the church was
filled interest centering in the arrival OF
the horored contingent who were TO oc-
cupy seats in the reserved pews. When
the delegations from Lee and Pickett
Camps entered. wearing their uniform OF
Confederate gray, they became the cen
tire of attention. as, IN succession olu
each Of the committees guests. Among
those noted In the pews were Governor
and Mrs Tyler Ex-Governor Ferrall.
Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin, Attorney-Gen-
eral and Mrs Montague Hon. and Mrs.
]. TAYLOR Ellyson. Captain John Cussons.
Major Thomas Brander Captain ). {.
Dame Miss Dame. Miss Ellen Lee, Mrs.
Ben. Purcell. representatives Of each of
the Confederate memorial societies and
the regents Of the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society.
MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
few minutes before II Mrs. Jefferson
Davis was seen TO enter the door, lean
'ng heavily upon her cane and wearing
a badge OF red and white ribbon. At
once al eyes were turned towards her,
as with simple dignity she advanced up
the aisle and took her seat in her hus-
hands pew. DR.. James B. McCaw, senior
warden OF st. Pauls escorting her.
She was followed by Mrs. Samuel Tate
Mrs. Rooney Lee. Mrs. Anne Grant. Mrs.
Burton Harrison. Col. John NJ Morgan
and the members Of the Window Commit
tee. Mrs. George Ross. its chairman, OF
whose signal success in directing matters
the superb memorial is a conclusive tes-
timonial. entering with Colonel Archer
Anderson. Mrs Anderson. an active mem
Der OF the committee. was 10 the regret
OF the chairman, unable TO attend. being
out OF the city. Mrs. Joseph Bryan was
also unable TO attend. because Of Illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
william

r. A. Hord. Richmond, Va: Winam
Hosking. Cartons Store, Va: j. ~ hsnn-
gan. Petersburg, Va: II. q. HUGHES
Overfield. w. Va. w r. Jones. urDanna'
Va; l.. n. Jordan. Mt. Jackson. Va; "a
c. Fields. haywood Va: n. A. Lancas-
ter Richmond. Va. T.. X. Miles, Spring
Creek. Va; ]. S. Maloy. Mcdowell, Va
II. u. Miller. Goldsboro, y. c.; J. j. MIL
Ter, Haywood. Va. Il. A. Pope Newsonls'
Va: n. J. Price. Wilmington. ~ G; u.
NJ Randolph. Jr.. Brook ifili. Va; j. W.
Smith. Cumberland Courthouse Va; g.
J. Sager Woodstock. Va. II. l.. Segar.
Jamaica. Va: Il. +. Talliaferro. Rich-
mond. Va; r. G. S. Talliaferro. wars
Neck. Va; w. A. wilkinson Sand Creek.
Mich: J. r.. Williams. Richmond, Va; O.
j. williams. Pounding MIL. Va.
Dentistry-Sydney y. Perry, Lcwisburg'
N.
Pharmacy-John o'Brien. Manchester.
Va.
Thursday morning At 10 o'clock the
Alumni Association OF the college, OF
which DR. W. +. Drewry. ~ Petersburg.
va. is president. will hold It's annual
meeting NJ the college building. Or. j.
A. Coleman. Of Richmond. has been
chosen alumni orator The alumni lunch
at the jefferson follows the meeting
The Board OF Visitors OF the college
will meet I'm annual session Thursday az
noon at the college. OF great Importance
before this session of the board VIII he
the election OF professor 20 succeed DR..
charles VI Shields I'm the Chair or DIS
eases OF the Eye, Ear. and Throat
The commencement exercises OF The
College will be neld at the academy ~
Music on Thursday April Zlst AZ sd
p NJ 70 be followed by banquet al tho
Iefferson Hotel at 10 o'clock
Aff0FfnN=
General will be the orator az the COM
nencement exercises.
The class officers arc J. s. Maloy' pres
tdent. 7 IT. Mock. vice-president; VIII
liam Hoskins. secretary
Committee on Invitations are George D.
Williams. chairman, J. +. Bright j.
r. Halligan. T. ID. Armistead. H. *.
Coleman. Benz. a. Hord, r. Lawrence
Corbel 49,. @
TROY chairman: J. II. Mock y. X
Martin. Ernest a. De'Bordenave, :; H.
Jordan W. II. Wallace. Jessie ?. Rex
r, G. Harris. +. NJ. Easley. s. A. Drs-
per- T. A. Bowen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19

the unwilling OF a memorial TO a Chris.
tan as we'll as statesman. He eau
toned all TO bear that fact In mind and
stated that the wells would be withdrawn
during the singing or the anthem (offer-
tory. Mr.. Carmichael requested that no
one leave the church after tho unveiling.
but that all who did not wish TO partake
OF the Sacrament withdraw after the
prayer "for the whole state OF Christ 3
church militant" Unfortunately he was
rot perfectly understood. and after the
prayer there was 81 general withdrawal.
DR. Danes sermon was a fine tribute
60 the spiritual beauty OF Mr.. Davis
character as apart from his brilliant gifts
and faithful public service.
THE SERMON.
DR.. Dame took as his text Ezekiel
Xiv.f4-Thus saith the Lord God-though
these three men-Noah, Daniel and JOB
were In the land, they should deliver but
their own souls by their righteousness
as suggesting his thcme-"The Title or
This Man to This Memorial" His ser
mon was as follows:
Here is a monument set up 10 these
three men. on it God Himself wrote the
Inscription, God remembered these three
individual men. honored their memory
perpetuated their names He wished that
they should be rememoered-nonore
among men on earth, whereby He set TINS
principle-It is right ana good that GER
tain men should be remembered-their
memory honored-their names perpetual
ed among men. SO when we put IN ma
terial form enduring memorial OF such
men, II is a worthy thought ana deeu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Chccred for Lee.

Mr.. c. H. Hasker returned yesterday
morning from Pawtucket., r. l.. whittier
he went al the request of Mr. W. H. Weoo'
a wealthy manufacturer Of that city. TO
deliver before the Young Mems Christian
Association his interesting lecture on me
famous battle between the Merrimac ana
the Monitor.
Mr.. Hasker speaks feelingly Of the knd
treatment which he received an the nanoS
of the people Of Pawtucket. especially
from the president and general secretary
OF the Y. NJ c. A. and from Mr.. Webb
whose guest he was.
During the course Of HIS lecture Mr..
Hasker threw a picture OF General Fftz-
hugh Lee on the screen. and the audi
encc cheered with the enthusiasm or
Southerners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Ilo,rnrs ~ the White.

Mr. IT. A. Catln has been engaged 20
take the management OF the floral depart
ment at the White Sulphur Springs for
the season where he goes al once. 4
very large planting Of choice towering
plants is 10 be made. The effort Is to
render the grounds as attractive as pos
sible New forms I'm planting Will be In
troduced. which will require some thou
sands OF plants, bulbs and vines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
chrlstlan Alliance Convention.

The convention Of the Christian All
ance which began Sunday night az the
Broad street Mission will be continued
to-day and probably also "Wednesday
The speakers expected to take part are
Rev. Henry Wilson. ID. D.. Of New York
Rev. A. c. Peck. Of Denver. Col: MT.
Mitchell missionary 10 Africa, and Miss
Perry OF North Carolina.
The hours for meeting are as follows:
1890 10 !: 4 10 6. and s p. m
The mission is an 7l2 East Broad street.
The meeting last night was at o'clock.
Subjects presented We're salvation,
sanctihcation. Divine healing. the Lord 5
coming and foreign missions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
polk Miller and Company Tonight.

The return engagement az the Academy
Of Music tonight of the Miller-Sisson-
Wallace combination will prove more at
tractive than any OF the combination s
former visits as the programme will be
considerably changed and many new IDEAS
Of Messrs Miller and Sisson IN comedy
will be made public for the first time.
Miss Wallace has lately reheatsed sove-
raj new songs which she will Introduce
in the first act.
Captain Frank Cunningham ana
trained chorus will assist Mr.. Miller IN
his negro melodies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Law and Equity Court

In ne case OF willis b. smith. who sues
the Farmvilie and Powhatan Railroad
Company for 5000 for legal services.
which he claims 10 have rendered. the
hearing Of the evidence was concluded
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
morning Judge Minor then gave his
instructions 10 the jury and counsel ON
both sides argued the case until late
I'm the afternoon. Tho jury finally rem
dered a verdict for the plaintiff for $500.
Messrs. Carter ID. Johnston and Percy
S. Chandler qualified yesterday TO prac-
tice law in this tribunal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
DAVIS WINDOW
IS UNVEILED.
Imposing Ceremony at St. PauI's
Church Sunday.
REV. DR.. W. NJ. DANES SERMON
A Splendid Tribute TO Mr.. Davis as q
Christian Gentleman Mrs. Davis
and General Fitzhugh Lcc.Prcs-
ent-Some ofThosc Present.

The stained glass window placed in 81.
Paul's church ITO the Glory Of God and
IN memory OF Jefferson Davis was un-
yelled at II o'clock yesterday. in the pres
ence OF a throng Of people which repre-
eented every creed In the city, and filled
every available bit Of space in the church
except the aisles Many stood during the
entire service The best proof OF public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19


CMopuIM
With Mrs Ross and Col. Anderson sat
Mrs. Il. c. Minor. Mrs. J. =. Rogers and
Miss Lutte Peasants. Just az the COM
mlttee and Mrs. Davis party took their
seats. our gallant Consul-General Fitz-
hugh Lee. followed by his wife and pref
~ Cuban protege Senorita Cisneros. en-
tered by the side aisle. and many per-
sons arose TO catch a glimpse Of the man
who has made so fearless a stand for
Cuba Libre" as to challenge the admit
ration OF all lovers Of liberty and truth.
lie took a seat In the pew occupied by
him while Governor OF Virginia.
THE SERVICE.
The professional hymn was. How Firm
e Foundation" In the chancel were
Rev. DR. William NJ. Dame, who delieverd
the sermon; Rev. William Munford and
Rev. Dr. Hartley Carmichael. Before the
singing Of the hymn. Nearer, My God,
TO Thee" DR.. Carmichael brIeiy called
the attention Of the assemblage 10 the
fact that this was G religious ceremony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20

~
KALERDARZM ARYANSKI
ma rok 1899
opr6cz czesci zwyk}ej kalendarzo wei z ~wykazem. dmi, SWAT,
biegu kiezyca, rad ola gospodarzy t. p. zawiera co ma
stepuje:
Powitanie nowo5oozne.
Opis mieszkania Najs. Nary Fanny W okolicy Efezu.
Pod opieka Maryi, powieSt moralna.
Ia sluzoa, wiersz p. Kornela Ujejskiego.
" kopaIni wegla, powiesc z zycia %g6rnik6w.
Nova polska, wiersz p. S. e.
Blogoslawiehstwo czwartego przykazania, powiese.
Litania do Matki Boskie], wi5rsz Ad. Pluga.
Pod opieka $w. J5zefa, powiastka p. Z.
Z podziekowaniem do p,na brabiego, humoreska.
Poza-. wiersz l. Niemcewcza.
Alkohol / Sp6lka, nadworni dostawcy Jej Kr6lewskiej
Smierci.
Mody ME viescie z jlu 5tra :yami, poemat humorystyczno-
satyryczny, P. !. S.
Niece O grzybach, z ilustracyami.
Rady zdrowia.
Ku rozrywce W wolnych chwIlact, z ilustracyami.
ZartY dowcipy.
BoBAERf 8BRAZK0WE.
Dtoga %krzyzowa.
Ecce Homo.
Mater Doloros,.
Widzenie.
Pierwszy posiew.
Zgadni;.
Napad.
Kalendarz scienny.
Forteczka niedzwiedz w matni (dwi@ cry z pionkami.
Taryfa pocztowa.
Obliczenie proceatowe oblicz enie p}acy dziennej, rocznej
cd godziny-
Materyal, jak widzimy, z tresci bard 20 bogaty, ma 2o1
stronicach " wielkim tormacie.
Cena rs eent6W,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20

Jarosz Dyrda) piewca para
Czorlihskiego. Ja6ka z
Kniei i Kaszuby pod Wldnem
i t. d., DIS redaktor gazety
poiskiej " Wlnonie, W stanle
Minnesota W AmerYce, dai
w~reszcie znowu dowod mifosci
swej do rodzinnych stron,
wYdawszy zbiorek przyst6w
|ludowYch kaszub,kich.
Je1eli glos ten dolecl do
Wlnony, Irosimy r. DerdoE-
skiego, aby nam znovu napi-
SAT jaka spora kupe 1garstw
kaszebsklch, wykohczyt n. p.
pieknego Jvska z Kniei. Je2eli
gdzie 3efze ma bardzo, to ME
bedziem mieli gorzu W sercu,
ME beds.e potrzebowaf pre-
~prasza6, jak csYni to we wste.
pie do Jaska z Kniei: Webocz-
to, panowie kaszebi -Szlach-
ia i chlopi, fe]ni jak i grebi,
Ze mimo waju gfosnego seem
ranio Znowu sic bierze do
grzeszego ]gario.
Nv nawiazaniu do ostat-
Mich slow dodsjemy, De znalazf
sic Kaszeba, ktory nam made
slal W gwarze kaszubsklej
dobra humoreske p. tytu}:m:
!!ak " Koscierzynie koscelne-
go obierele. Rrzecz to j cieka-
va i zabawna, kt6ra niezadlu-
90 wydamy. Artorem jej jest
leszcze miodY, ale utalentowa-
ny akademik p. N jxowski 2
u rsoiarzCny."