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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12

should IL know that I care not ONE Jot or
little for wealth. Whatf' as Mr.. Langley
rose to her feet, actual bewfld6r1pent IN
her face and mich, "yoH are BEGINNING to
understand me at last; but hear me out. I
was 'capricious'--that was yotr word; I
would not try to win Colonel B~eauregafd;
then Aston Lawford came back to my feet,
and l tore his letter into fragmehtsj and
then you told me that I wa O failure; that
I must choose between Max Beauregard
and Aston Lawford; that ! could win Max
Beauregard IL / chose, and IL / did not
choose; i should be ddubly branded as d
jilt; so / must fall back upon Lawford, pick
up the rejected lover who was grovelling
at my feet, or you would wash your hands
Of mel"
Neutrality-suspicious. you madin exclaim-
ed Mrs, Langley, passionately. "Howdare
you SC, take ME to taskf You Utterly for.
get YOURSELF" .
"You do deny, then, that you put that
alternative before mes" asked Valerie,
quietly.
~ ask you to be reasonable. Good Heav-
ems, Valerie, do you willfully fling away a
splendid futnreS"
(which splendid futureP" said the girl,
with fine irony. 1.-THE splendid future Max
Beauregard can give me, or that which
Aston tawford o~ffersi"
IL Cannot answer YOU when you speak
In that manner, Valerielp
Every well! Then there is not much
more to be said. will not marry Aston
Lawford, and ! will not throw myself at
Max Beauregard's head. The alternative
you gave me / accept, and II you had not
given 1t / would have taken 1t. / wrote to
uncle VIII when you left me the other day,
when l leave here tomorrow I shall go
back to himl'
You will 60 back to your unclel' re-
peated Mrs, Langley, as II she hardly COM
pretended the words.
''There is nothing else 70 be done!'' re-
turned Valerie. "Aunt Constance, you
think mt %ungrateful; i am not. / know
you wished to do the best for me, as you
understood 1t, only your ideas and mine
are at variance. AS TO what the world
will say OF me, that can hardly touch me
at Wexford"
"valeriel" cried Mrs. langley, "this Is
preposterous, impossible; you are flinging
away your life; blighting your future past
redemption. What can be thought-said
If you &c away like this into the countryi
We have engagements that cannot bo
broken; it will be said that you have simp-
ly gone off in chagrin because you cannot
get Max B~eauregardr'
what do l care for thatP" said Valerie,
with a reckless laugh. ''Since he believes
that I came hefe to win him, can there be
any worse shames For your sake I will go
with YOU, If you like, to London; and you
can make any Excuse you choose for my
not fulfilling my engagement to the Nor
tons. From London l 90 back to Wexford.
/ wish to Heaven" she said, clasping her
hands, ~passionately, "that I had never left
itr'
Mrs. Langley's face grew hard, desper-
ately hard: Valerie's last words. misunder-
stood, seemed to blot out all kindly feeling
from her heart. She walked straight up
TO the girl, and grasped her wrist.
Continued Next Weekly
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12

The highest Of the graduating hon
ors at Cambridge university, England,
have been won by a Brahmin student,
who halls from Bombay.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12
Dead i'm His Bathroom.

Philadelphia, Aug. 4-Charles F. Auten-
rieth, a wealthy retired banker, was
found lead in his bathroom today. He
shot himself. No motive Is known.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12

Senator George f.. Hoard writes
what is probably the most illegible
hand in the senate. lie consequently
uses a stenographer for nearly all his
work.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12
Two Negroes Hanged.

Charleston, Aug. Aim Phelps and
Sam Bailey, negroes, were hanged this
morning. Phelps killed a policeman
Bailey killed another negro,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12
Sonnet ing Accumulated

Chicago Record: Hasn't the peace
conference done anything yet2"
"Of course; it has unearthed a lot of
new things to quarrel about"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12
No Exclusive Information.

Puck: Teacher-What can you tell
me about Alfred the Great?
Johnny Flip-Only just what's in
the book, ma'am.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12
"Are uou bns,L o,,nt9,,

thought l fell in with your scheme; you
thought that when we came here l would
do my best to win . Ia / had neglected
when he hao only a younger brothers por-
ton. The world called mi jilt already;
how aheWla II judge etherwise' How
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12

Over eighty thousand
such letters as this were re-
ceived by Mrs. Pinkham
during 1897. Surely this is
strong proof of her ability
to help suffering women.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12

/ shall recommend Piso's Cure for
Consumption far and wide.-Mrs. Null
Iigan, Plumstead, Kent, England, No
vember 8, 1896.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12

Colonel Robert McCulloch, of Bone
Vile, Mo-, is a candidate for congress
at the age Of 70 years.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12
CANNOT PRACTICE IN INDIANA.
General Says Faith Curists
Are Barred,

Indianapolis, Aug. Attorney Cen
eral Taylor, at the request of the state
medical board, has delivered an opin
ion that it is illegal for faith curists,
Christian Scientists and other un-
licensed persons who assume the title
of doctor to administer to the sick
where a fee is charged.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12
Abner at PIattsburg.

Plattsburg, N. Y, Aug. 4.-Abner
Mckinley, the presidents brother, ar.
rived this morning for a short stay.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12

nrrs. winsiow's SOOTHING SrRvp for children
toething, softens the gums, reduces Inflammation,
alIays palm, cutas wiAd collie. 25a q bottle.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12

lnlCC, The Period cal Monthly ReguIatt r never
lHuII0, fails; C ,nyince yourself; write tor free box
New YORK CHEMICAL Co., Box 20, Milwaukee. Wis.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12

SIOUX CITY P'T'G CO., 1852 1899
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
CATTLE THIEF CAPTURED.

Lo1ier Brothers Taken to LonEmont for
Their Preliminary.
l. NJ. Lozier of Hygiene. Colo, was ar
rested Monday nigh, by Constables De
Harport and Armstrong. assisted by
Night Watch Simpson of Longmont.
Lozier. for whom a warrant for cattle
stealing has been out for several days,
had concealed himself under the floor OF
his fathers residence on the Pauley
ranch, and it was only after the officers
had torn up the carpet. lifted the trap
door underneath and by the use of
lanterns discovered their man concealed
beneath the joist. and by notifying him
that they were prepared to lay siege to
his retreat, were they able 20 induce him
to come out and give himself up. In
lieu of his being unable to furnish bond
of 81 900 for his appearance before Judge
Dickson for preliminary hearing, he was
sent to the county Jail where his brother,
F. A. Lozier. is now confined, awaiting a
hearing on similar charge. They were
both taken to Longmons today for pre-
liminary hearing.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
Colorado Rood 5
New Short Line
CUT MARSHALL OUT.
Survey Of Colorado Line VIII Shorter
Route to Denver Two Miles

Survey Of Colorado Line VIII shorten
Route to Denver Two Miles
Chief Engineer Miner of the Colorado
& Southern, John Titcomb, the we'll
known engineer. and a corps of chain
and rod men. are layiog out line Tor the
Colorado" road between Superior and
Boulder, the object of which is to elimi-
nate Marshall from the route traversed
between Boulder and Denv,r. Instead
of coming down the long draw into Mar
shall the proposed line bears north from
Superior over the ridge cas-: OF Marshall,
down to the Alien-Bond mine and con.
meets with the present line about two
miles south of Boulder. One OF the corps
stated last night that the saving in dis.
tance over the present route would be
two miles and the avoidance of heavy
grades and deep cuts would be a heavy
item in economy as we'll as in time-short.
ening between Boulder and Denver
The line pursued 1y this corps is practi.
cally that surveyed for the Colorado &
Northwestern when i, was proposed to
build to the coal camps.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
As Ithers See Us.

In struggle which lasted from ,
o'clock until the darkness was SO great
that the ball could not be followed, the
Colorado college foot ball team defeated
the Boulder university boys on the lat
ter's grounds by score of II to 5. The
loss was shock to the Boulder boys and
a surprise to nearly every one who has
followed the playing OF the team through
the season. The victory was deserved
for the Springs boys outplayed the uni.
versity team and won on merit. Boulder
was weakened by the hard game of las,
Saturday with the School of Mines
eleven. Wolcott. the regular center. and
Merten. the full back. were unable to
play. Patterson, at right half. was still
suffering somewhat from a knock.o out
blow on the chin. In practice on Tues.
day evening his chin made connection
with another players shoulder and Pat.
terson was insensible for about ten
minutes. On the other hand the Colora.
do Springs team had two men in the line
up who had been on crutches up to the
day before. These were Floyd, right
guard, and Lawson. right tackle. Both
played through the game and escaped
further injury.-Denver Republican.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
Paid The Penalty.

The students OF the Varsity were as.
founded this morning by the appearance
of Messrs. Rubidge and Collins The
former is long for this world. assaying
about six feet one. Collins is ditnlnu.
tive. weighing about five feet two. And
here stood Rubidse N con,ottons trying
TO look comfortable in Collins clothes.
The latter was mopping the floor with
Rubidge's pants-he called them trous-
ers before the game, To the infinite
amusement of the students and even the
"Profs" they wore these misht clothes
into their class rooms. Thus did they
settle an agreement made prior TO the
game to wear ,other mans togs in event
the Colorado College defeated the Var
slty eleven.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
BryAu Refused Pay.

Springfield. Mo, Nov. e7-When the
Daughters of the Contederacy balanced
their books today they found that the
receipts from the Bryan lecture last
night amounted TO $3.50 and that $3.50 OF
this is ready to be turned over on the
stale monument fund.
There were no definite arrangements
with Bryan as to his share Of the receipts
and when he was asked what he expect
ed he declined to take penny.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
Lot Down Easy.

A Judge at Kansas City recently sen
fenced murderer to % years in the
peniten,iary and softened the blow by
the following consolatory words:
"When you 60 down to the peni,en.
tiary behave yourself and some fool gov.
ernor who wishes to distinguish himself
for philanthropy, benevolence and kind
ness may pardon you. Yours is an ex,
traord,nary case. and some governor
may think he can become distinguished
by pardoning you. therefore the jury did
you great benht not to hang you. They
have given you a chance to be pardoned
We have had examples lately Of COVER
nor's seeking to become heroes by par
doning murderers and criminals in thi.
state. And the hero factory has beer
working over time the last eighteen
months. If man can become here
by wading river with the water up te
his shirt tail. why can't a governor be
come hero by pardoning y"u?"
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
Ad0||0| Dewey
Feels Better
DEWEY HAPPY AGAIN.

Deiuge of Messages From all Over the
Country Make Him Glad.
Washington, Nov. 23-Admiral Dewey
was deluged with messages from friends
all over the country today. They con.
gratula,e him over his plain, matter of.
fact way Of taking the people into his
confidence and express their sympathy.
The admiral expressed himself today in
way to show his pleasure al receipt of
these uissives and indicated his belief
that the incident Of the house transfer is
now closed.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
ChsrIest,u Lost Entirely.

Washington. Nov. 23-All hopes of
saving the valuable wreckage Of the
cruiser Charleston were disp.lled by a
cablegram from Capt Leu,z. in charge
OF the wrecking works of Cavlte. stating
that when last seen. November I3 the
Charleston was covered with water from
stern to smokestack. A heavy typhoon
has been raging since and salvage work
has been impossible.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
JOUBeRT'S PLANS.
VIII Keep L.dysmith Invested and smash
Relief Parties In Detail.

VIII Keep L.dysmith Invested and smash
Relief Partie. In Detail.
London. Nov. 23-I, was announced
from Paris tha, Col. Vile de Boise Mar
euil. a French officer has accepted the
post of chief OF staff to Gen. Joubert in
succession to Col. Schniel. the German
officer, who was wounded and taken pris
oner at Elandslaag,e. From the same
source it is reported that two Russian
officers. Lieut. Col. Gonet1ki OF the guar Is
and Gen. Zelets OF another crack Russian
regiment have resigned and are going to
Join the Beers.
Gen. Joubert's plan. apparently. is a
daring attempt to defeat the British re-
lieving column from Durham in detail
while still attempting the reduction of
Ladysmith. A serious attack on Mooi
the object OF destroying the bridge at
Webster. Should this be accomplished
the Boers would be free to tura their At
tenuon again to Es,cour,. while, il it
failed. the enemy would retire again on
Weenen and rejoin the investing forces
around Ladysmi,h.
Nothing is known regarding the iood
supplies OF the garrisons thus isolated.
II is believed that Es,court is well pro
vided, but there is less confidence in the
case OF Mooi river.
-. 49,. E,os ~
ern frontier. excep; the list of asualties.
showing that one trooper was killed and
nine were wounded al Kimberley on
November I6 and confirming the accounts
OF the sortie previously reported from
Boer sources.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
Eaten by Wolves.

Spokane, Nov. aa-Two year old Ruth
Inman, who was u4issed three weeks ago,
and tor whose whereabouts searching
parties have secuted the plans, was
probably eaten by wolves. Grant Lynch
a cattle man. today stated he had found
her scalp and parts OF her clothing.
Signs were many that wild animals had
DESTROYED the child.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
BOYS CLOTHING

The choice here cannot be improved,
Whatever's newest. whatever's stylish,
whatever's right is here. The selections
are second to none. Suits at s. 90, 81 50,
s3 90 and I'D to $500 in styles exclusively
our own. The same for young men ages
IA to 10. Every nobby style is here and
you know the prices are right.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
DEATH ON THE RAIL.

Chicago Express and Oyster Train Collide
With Fatal Results.
Cumberland, Md, Nov. 23-The Balti.
more & Ohio Chicago express was crash.
ed into by an oyster train this morning
The fireman died at the hospital and the
engineer cannot recover. The rear Pull.
man of tie express was burned and is a
total loss
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
Mems Suits & Overcoats

The elegance of the best merchant
tailor at half his own price. Every new
design in cassimers. cheviots. serges and
worsteds are in our immense assert.
ment of suits. Kerseys. Meltons, chin
chillas and coverts for overcoats.
SUITS s. 90 to s25 90
OVERCOATS s. 50 to s75 90.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
We Point

with pride to increase of business. This increase
is so palpabIe that it has become a topic of public
comment. Hundreds of times day you hear the re-
mark "HOLSTEIN'S ARE ALWAYS BUSY" The
continuous growth is not the result of a haphazard
way of doing things, but pursuing with grim deter
mnaton, day in and day out, those laudabIe meth
DDS which has made this store headquarters fcr ready
to wear apparel for man boy; quoting prices
high class merchandise, which are lower than those
quoted elsewhere on inferior qualities
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
OFFERS OUR MONEY BACK

Axuinaido willing tp Make Peace and Pay
Twenty Millions.
New York. Nov. 23-A special to the
World from Hong Kong says that in an
interview an American merchan, just
arrived a, Hong Kong had with Agui.
naldo. the latter expressed his willing
ness 10 treat for peace paying to the
United States the $40 ,ooo. 900 paid Spain
for the Philippines and the American
troops to be Withdrawn upon such
DaNment
Daily camera., 1899-11-23

Capetown. Nov. 73-The Argus today
says that several prominent Transvsal
officials have embarked at Delagoa bay
for Capetown bearing messages to Presi'
dent Kruger.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23

London. Nov. 23-The Pail Mall
Gazette publishes despatch from Mafe-
king today stating that the garrison are
suffering for pure water. Fever has
broken cut and many are sick Bonn
bardment continues. but little damage
has been done.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23

Pietermaritzburg, Nov. 23-II:5s m.
The Beers have resumed shelling the
British camp at Mooi river. The hre Is
q telling one.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
FURNISHINGS

New shirts, new hosiery, new neck.
wear, new gloves. and as usual. the
largest assortments of underwear in the
city.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23

SNnAs>sSSss@c
8 Al kOOI Comp
HOT SHOT FROM 6OERS.

British Camps on Mooi River Scene Of the
Latest Attack.
Pietermaritzburg. Nov. 1913 p. m.-
Bombardment of Mooi river camp com
menced this afternoon. Heavy fighting
is reported near Estcourt.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23

Durham. Nov. 23-General Joubert.
himself. with force of 1000 men. is said
to be between the Mooi river camp and
Pieterm aritzburg. The Beers largely
outnumber the British north OF the Mooi
Daily camera., 1899-11-23

100 pair Of shoes. little of in style,
regular price 7sc to $1.so per pair. For
ten days we will close these out at soc
net pair. No trying on OF exchange.
L. RAcHoFSKy.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
HATS

The best hat makers reach you through
the store, and the hat caps the climax of
dressiness. Our $500 fedora or derby
is the talk of the town.
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
Hint for ID. A. {. Gam,

Positive bet, comparative bet,or. su-
perlative, better not
Daily camera., 1899-11-23
CHOSE HIS PAIL BEARERS.
vice President Hobart know that Dissoiu
tion was Imminent.

vice Pres,dsns Hobart know that Dissolu-
tion WAS Imminent.
Patterson. Nov. a3-The special train
bearing the presidential party will arrive
here at 10 o'clock Saturday afternoon,
The President will have 200 U, S. troops
as an escort. AT O'Clock the President
and Cabinet will participate in private
services at the Hobart homestead. After
that they will attend the service, at the
church OF the Redecmer, which will
consist only Of reading the simple Pres
byterian service. 1t is said that Mr,
Hobart selected his pail bearers shortly
before his death.
SNOW and Colder.
Denver. Nov. 33-The weather bureau
here forecasts snow tonish, and colder
and clear tomorrow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-13

by ich polecono arcybiskupom W AK albo W Auch i
|predko zmykali. b przecie, powtarzamy, kazdy
chce, by 60 naprz6d p~osuwano. Czlowiek ~swiatobli.
wy, wyznajacy zbyteczne zaparcie sic samego siebie,
jest niebezpiecznem s~asiedztwem; moze Gle zarazic ME
uleczonem ubostwem, bezwladnoscis staw6w potrzeb.
nych do awansu, sfowem, nauczyc sic zrzekania sic sa-
mego siebie, jest niebezpiecznem s~asiedztwem; wiecej
nizby chcial; to tez ludzie uciekajs cd tel cnoty zaraz.
hwej. Itad pochodzilo osamotnienie biskupa Ludo.
mia. ZyjeDy W smutnem spofeczehstwie. Powodze-
ME jest to nauka, kt6ra kropla Ia kropla saczy igor.
|szenie.
Nawiasem m6wiac, powodzenie Jest to rzecz dose
di ludzi. W oczac6 t}umu ma ono tea same prawie
rysy CO wyzszosc. Powodzenie, ten sobotw6r zdolnos-
'ci, w%yprowsdza W pole historic. Gromis ie jedynie
Juwenal i Tacyt. "a naszych czas6w ~flozofja ma wpa
|berjs jego i pelni aluzbe W jego przedpokoju. Mech
sic wan wiedze: OTTO jest teorja. Powodzenie kaze
|przypuszczac zdolnosc. Wygraj ma loterji, a ogfoszs
Gle zdolnym czlowiekiem. Kto odnosi zwycieztwo, ten
zalezy. Mech CT sic wiedzie. reszta mic juz ME znaczy;
miej ~szczescie, bedziesz wielkim! Opr6cz pieciu lub
szesciu p~o!teanych wyjstk6w, kt6re blaskiem swym
zdobia wick wsp6lczesny, podziw jest tylko kr6tko.
widztwem. Pozlota jest zlotem. Bye pierwszym lep.
Sym, to mic ME znaczy, byleby dojsc do celu. Posp6l-
stwo jest to starry Narcyz, kt6ry kocha sic sam W 30.
bic przyklaskuje pospolitosci. Potezna zdolnosc,
ktora tworzy Moiaesza, Eschila, Dantego, Michala-
Anioia Tub Napoleona, tfum ~przyznaje ia cd razu i
jednogfosnie kazdemu, kto dojdzie do iakiegobsdz ce.
|lu. Mech sic notarjusz zamieni W d~eputowanego, MECH
|falszywy Korneljusz napisze Tiridata; MECH eunuch
~zdobedzie harem; MECH sluzbista w~ojskowy ~przypad.
klein wygra stanowczs bitwe epoki; MECH aptekarz
w~ynajdzie podeszwy z kartonu Ola armji Sambry i
Mozy i z kartonu tego, sprzedawanego zamiast sk6ry
zrobi sobie czterysta tysiecy frank6w dochodu. MECH
wedrowny kupiec zaslubi lichwe zrodzi siedem lub
osm miljOn6w, ktorych on bsdze oicen a ona matka;
MECH kaznodzeja zostanie ~bskupem dlatego, ze m6wi
|kazanie przez nos; MECH rzsdzca dobrego domu be-
die tax bogaty opuszczajac sluzbs, by go srobiono
ministrem fnans6w; ludzie nazwa to wszystko genju.
SEEN, tax jak twarz Mousquetona nazywaja pieknos.
cia, a kark Klaudjusza majestatem. Mieszaja gwiaz-
dy przestwor6w z gwiazdami, kt6re lapy kaczek wy
ciskaja ma miskkim szlamie kafuay.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-13

marsEalk6w zdradzajacych owego senatu, kt6ry z jed.
mel kaiuzy wpadai W druga, sniewaiajac to, CO pc
przednio u~bostwiai, zapierajac sic tego ub6stwiania j
plwajac ma dawne ~boayszcze swoje; W 1915 r., kiedy
ostatecznie najwieksze kleski wisiafy W powietrzu,
kiedy ponure zblizanie sic ich przejmowalo Gala Fran
Gle dreszczem, kiedy MONA bylo jz dostrzedz zaryso-
wszechne przechylenie sic to armji i ludu ma strone
skaza1ca losu ME mialo W sobie mic smiesznego, i "a
s~trzegfszy sic pod tym wzglsdem, o lie sic to tyczylo
despoty, SERGE take, jak biskupa z D., powinno byfo
moze zrozumiec, jak wielkiem i rozrzewniajacem bylo
to scisie poiaczenie sic ma brzegu p~rzepasci, wielkiego
narodu z wielkim czlowiekiem!
Wyjswszy to jedno, byl on we wszystkiem spra.
wledllwy, prawdziwy, rozumny, pokorny j pelen god
noecl; dobroczynny i uprrzejmy, co jest drugs dobro-
nawet, musimy to wyznae, co do tel opinji politycznei,
z powoda kt6rej wfasnie zrobilismy mu zarzut i kt6ra
gotowismy osadzic prawie surowo, byl latwy j wyro.
zumialy, wiecej nawet moze cd mas, kt6rzy to pisze
my.
cesarza. Byl to starry podOfcer starei ~gwardji, legio,
nista z pod Austerlitz, bonapartysta jak orzel. Bic
dakowi temu wymykaly sic nieraz slowa, kt6re 6w
czesne prawo nazywalo NOVA buntownicza. Cd CA.
stat ubierac sic W mundur dlatego, by ME bye zmuszo
nym do skladania swego krzyza. Sam z namaszcze
MEM zdjsl wizerunek cesarski z krzyza, kt6ry dal mu
Napoleon i ma jego miejsce ME chcial mic wlozyt, tax,
&c W krzyzu ~pozostala dziura. nWole umrzec", pc,
wiada}, ~raniteli nosie ma sercu try ropuchy!' Chef
ME szydzif glosno z Ludwika XVIII. ,,Stary podag
ryk W kamaszach angielskich" powiadal, ,,niech sobie
rusza do Prus re swa ~salsefs". Szczesliwy, &c m6gl
W jednem przekle6stwie ~polaczyc dwie rzeczy, kt6.
rych najbardziej nienawidzil, Prusy Angie. lyle
wreszcie dokazaf, &c stracil miejsce. I zostai bee chile
ba ma bruku z iona i dziecmi. Biskup p~rzywolai 90
do siebie, lagodnie upomnial i mianowai szwajcarem
kate1ry.
w dziesisc lat biskup Ludomif, dzieki. swistym
|swym uczynkom i slodkiemu obeisciu sic, zjednal so
bic W calem miescie D. rodzaj czci tkliwej i synow
skiei. Nawet postepek jego w~zglsdem Napoleona ME
to darowal; dobra, poczciwa trzoda, CECILIA swego ce.
Sara, ale ME mniej kocEala swego biskupa.