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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-06
MACHINE SHOWS HAND.

> William SldH COlicSpohu-
ent of the Indianapolis News and erst-
while Richmond newspaper man, map
dream campaign for Judge Barnard If
New Castle, the other day. Accord
ing to Blodgett, Judge Barnard is to
be handed the nomination to congress
on a silver platter. Wayne, Union
Franklin and Fayette counties are 60
ing to give their candidates compli-
mentary vote in the convention and then
turn to Barnard and with open arms
say. Take us, we were just doing the
polite act when we voted for so-and-
So" The great trouble with Blodgett's
prophecy is, that it makes Barnard's
path too much of a bed of roses. 1t
looks too much like the campaign map
ped out by a political machine regard
less of the wishes of the people. And
that is just what it is. The Fairbanks
machine, whose mouthpece is the In
dianapolis News, has through Blodgett,
mapped out it's campaign to seat Bar
nard in James Watson's place in con-
gress The machine although badly
bent in Wayne county, is still in pretty
fair running order in the other coun-
ties Of the district and counts on being
able to nominate it's candidate, Bar
nard. in spite of the sentiment in this
county.
However, the machine need not be 50
sure of having such easy sailing as It
anticipates. There is not only wide
spread dissatisfaction with it in Wayne
county, but even in Henry county one
of the strongholds Of machine politics
in this district, a sentiment has arisen
and is growing against bossism and
machine dominance in politics. If
this growing feeling of dissatisfaction
can be encouraged and strengthened
and used to good advantage, there is
no earthly reason why Barnard and
machine politics should not be de-
feated at the next district convention.
The logical candidate for the other
counties Of the district to throw their
strength to is the candidate Of Wayne
county. Wayn county is the largest
in the district and the candidate select
ed to receive our full strength by the
,primary, If nominated, could get prac-
tically every vote not only In this coun-
Fty, but also in Fayette and Union, as
the three counties mentioned are more
or less joined together for political rea-
sons. A Wayne county candidate
heading the party ticket will stand ev-
cry chance of being elected. The Hen
Try county candidate, if nominated,
would stand an excellent chance of be-
ing defeated on account of his well
Anown alliance with the Fairbanks
machine. They may laugh at the
idea, that dissatisfaction with the ma
chine will lose Barnard votes were he
nominated. but they should not forget
1.-THE way hundreds of voters remained
away from the polls at the last con-
gressional election on account of the
antagonism towards James Watson
and machine politics.
The republican party can be success
full in the Sixth district il 1t is headed
by someone other than a machine man
But with Barnard or any other Fair
banks man leading the party in this
neck Of the woods. it will only be after
tight squeeze, II at all, that he can
get through with a victory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-06
CRISIS IS NOW
PREC|P|TATED
Affairs of the Central Pas.
senger Association Are
MuddIed.
ERIE TO WITHDRAW JAN. |.
TON WILL BE HELD DECEMBER
II THAT ROADS MAY PATCH UP
DIFFERENCES.

The internal troubles OF the Central
Passe niger Association reached a Cri-
sis yesterday when it became known
that the Erie railroad had served no
tice that it would withdraw from the
organization on January /. This is
the elimination of series of disputes
occasioned by the fight which the
Erie has waged on the practice of
granting agents of other lines com
missions on transatlantic business.
When D. w. Cooke. now general
traffic manager, became general pas
senger agent of the Erie, he sought
admission to the association. The
troubles began Immediately. The
Erie soon found that, as d small road,
it was ground between the conflicting
interests of the greater ones. Being
bound by the rules of the association,
it was forced to abide by the deciS-
ions of the majority. 1t is true that
each road reserves the right to take
Independent action in all matters, but
such a course is seldom pursued.
The meeting of the Central Passen-
ger Association will be held Deem
Der H. and it will afford the last OPP
portunity for the roads to patch up
their differences before the Erie with
draws. The action makes the Erie
strong factor at the coming meeting,
but it is a question whether the other
roads will be coerced into doing what
they have refused to do voluntarily.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-06

Dr. Plimmer has discovered a drug
which is far more effective in treat
ing the sleeping sickness than atoxyl.
DR.. Plimmer researches have been car
ried for the tropical diseases commit
tee Of the Royal Society OF Great Brit
ain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-06

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
purifies the blood, regulates the bow
els, aids the kidneys, cures stomach
troubles, builds up the nervous force;
makes you we'll and happy. So cents;
Tea or Tablets A. G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-06

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith-Miller and Col
Thomas Wentworth Higginson are the
only survivors of the eighty-nine per.
sons who signed the first call for the
national woman's rights convention
which was held in Worcester, Mass.
in 1850.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-05-11
BY BEST FRIEND.

Alexander Benton, who lives on
Rural Route 1, Fort Edward, N.
Y, says: "Dr. Kings New Disco
very is my best earthly friend. 1t
cured me of asthma six years ago.
1t has also performed a wonderful
cure OF incipient consumption for
my sons wife. The first bottle
ended the terrible cough, and this
accomplished, the other symptoms
left one by one, until she was per-
fectly well. DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery's power over coughs and
colds is simply marvellous" No
other remedy has ever equaled it.
Fully guaranteed by L. j. Liable
druggist. soc aud $l,O0. Trial
bottle free.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-05-11
FIRST COMMUNION.

Wednesday, the day of the First
Communion of two hundred and
twenty one children, was one OF
great disappointment to parents
and children.
The First Communion in COM
munity like this is always one of
the greatest feasts of the Catholic
Church and which is always at
tended by an over crowded church,
as parents from all over the pa
IRISH always make it a duty to be
with their dear little ones on this
great event which is the most glo-
riovs of their lives.
During the early morning the
rain begant of all and it continued
in torrents until about ten o'clock.
The ceremony which was to take
place at half past six o'clock was
delayed until nearly eight o'clock,
but there was no improvement in
the weather, and the little chill
dren had to brave the weather and
reach the church the best they
could. The church was not yer,
crowded, but the ceremony wa:
nevertheless, brilliant and very
impressive.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-05-11
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1907.
Frank T. Guilbeau.

In the last issue of the Valley
of-the-Teche appeared an article
suggesting the name of our fellow
townsman MIR. Frank L. Guilbeau
as a candidate for the State Sc
nate. This is a splendid sugges-
ton and we are pleased to give 1t
our entire support aud we trust
that all the voters Of this parish
will give him a unanimous sup
port.
We do not know that Mr.. Gull
beau desires to become a candl-
date for this office, but we know
him to be man of public spirit
and if his people desire him to
run for the office that he will glad
" accede to their wishes.
Mr.. Guilbeau is young man,
not politician but one of best
and most serious business men, he
is Secretary and Treasurer of the
st. Martins Oil Works, the larg-
est industrial institution in this
parish and he is the Vice-Presi-
dent of the Bank of st. Martin
Vile, the largest and most success
full financial institution of st.
Martin parish, graduate of the
Louisiana State University, a
brilliant orator, he is fully quail
fed to fill with honor to himself
and much good to his constituents,
the high office of State Senator.
As justly stated by the Valley,
we need man of intelligence, de-
termination and backbone to de-
mand and insist upon our rights
and to be satisfied only when we
shall get justice and what is CON-
ing to us. st. Martin parish has
paid out thousands of dollars to
she AtchafaIaya levee board, and
that money was used to build lie.
wees on the east bank of the Atch.
afalaya drowning our low lands in.
stead of protecting them. The
people of this section are paying
a tax to injure them instead o.
protecting them; is it not time
that we should have in the Legis
lature men able and willing t.
look after our interests, men wht
will insist upon us having our jus
share of what we are justly emit
tied to?
We believe Mr.. Guilbean is th,
right man for the State Senat,
and our people should unite ant
use their effect to have him accep
and allow the use of bis name il
the next campaign.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-05-11
The Louisiana Press.

The meeting of the Louisiana
Press Association at Lafayette last
week was a very successful one in
so far as the programme and re-
ception was concerned, but the
weather was SO unfavOrable that
all the out of door programme had
to be given up.
The Convocation day which was
to be the feature of the occasion
did not take place on account Of
rain.
The citizens of Lafayette, town
and parish entertained the visitors
in elegant style, aud made the stay
of the newspaper people in their
growing town one of pleasure, not
withstanding the interference of
the weather.
Many of the visitors were anxi-
Gus to visit the country around
Lafayette, which was part of the
programme, but this had to be gil
ven up.
On the last day of the Conven-
ton the officers of the Association
were elected as follows: President,
c. C. Degraffereid, of Shreveport;
Vice presidents F. l.. Knoblock
of Thibodaux and Miss Florence
Dymond of New Orleans; Secre-
tary l.. E. Bentley of New Or.
leans; Treasurer, Albert Bienvenu
of ST. Martinville.
At one o'clock Thursday even.
ing a large number of the press
people took the train for Opelou.
sas to attend the opening of the
Health Conference the same eve-
ming.
There were several candidates
for the next meeting place, Co.
yington, Winfield. Plaquemiue
and Baton Rouge. Baton Rouge
was successful in securing the con-
vention next year, with the under
standing that one full day be spent
in the growing little city of Pla.
quemine.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-05-11
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any casa of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known +. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
FOR SALE-The only good
business location on Main Str,
the Greig's property at the
bargain price of $500
l.. BIENVENU,
Real estate agent.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-05-11
Don't Pay Alimony.

to be divorced from your appen-
dix. There will be no occasion
for it if you keep your bowels re-
gular with DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. Their action is SO gentle
that the appendix never has cause
to make the least complaint. Qua
ranteed by T. j. Liable druggist.
25c try them.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-05-11
Broussard Will Not Run.

Congressman r. +. Broussard
after having consulted his friends
in his District has wisely conclu-
ded not to run for the office OF
Governor, and has made the fol-
lowing statement to the New Dr.
leans papers,:
"The frequent mention of my
name in connection with the gov
ernorship of this state and the
many letters received from all
parts of the state urging me to en-
ter the race, coupled with my de-
claration that l would consult my
constituency before arriving at a
decision, have caused me to can-
vass my district to ascertain, as
far as possible, the wishes of my
friends in the premises. The IL
mited time at my command, since
the adjournment of Congress. to-
gether with a number of public
duties to hamper my movements,
made it impossible for me to make
as thorough a canvass as l had
wished, but it has been sufficient
to determine the prevailing desire
among my friends.
"There is but little doubt that
my candidacy would have received
the support of my constituents
with flattering unaniminty; at the
same time the consensus of opinion
among them is that should re-
main at my present post of duty,
to which they only recently cleo
ted me for the sixth time without
opposition. Their reason for this
desire is that l can better serve
them at Washington, where my
services are needed.
"Such loyalty and devotion al
the people of the Third Distric
have displayed for me in all IN!
aspirations are not to be treaties
lightly. l have given all argu
ments the most serious considera
ton, and it is now my deliberat'
, conclusion that l should not be I
{ candidate for governor.
eff there are any of my friends il
the state who may at first feel dis
s appointed in the conclusion arr
D we'd at by me l am deeply grieved
{ l am adhering to the maxim
Fails ce que dois, sdvienne ce gu
n pourra.'
s II desire to thank my friend
y for the good will shown, the loya
r ty and devotion manifested, th
: support proffered and the read
f ness displayed in championing m
cause. shall ever bear these Sol
! timents of theirs for me in CRATE
d full remembrance, whatever bt
Q tides in the future"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-05-11
Mr.. aud Mrs. q, Broussard of

Mr.. and Mrs. o, Broussard of
Breaux Bridge have issued cards
announcing the marriage of their
pretty daughter, Miss Jeanne to
Mr.. Robert Eastin of st. Martin
vile. which will take place at
Breaux Bridge, on Wednesday
May 18th at six o'clock in the eve-
ming.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-05-11
FOR SALE.

My twO-stOry residence Oh Port street,
having one acre lot, also three other pro-
perties. Terms cash or on terms
Dec. %. EDWARD MARTINEZ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
81 inonitrie girffeHlbe0.

tor inoalifrieI girfiealbeo: SEE
europa fappes ON at BRUCE BENT
SSer.tl % Sc gSorreneoe stoter er Gor-
bruger Of bore be0ite SSertliorter.
.Sagfpnoiige nolenoimge tcu1nrer
iteoie forget Mntal lbertil for at lare
Dor Sernproouftion at fienoe, 90
Mmeritanerne bebeDer ct 5lags De-
pot, bborfra Be ian foretage 6eres
lteoie itigen6e Sermforretning i GU
ropa. Sbo0 Snerige nrangler CT
8efolfning, &apital og energetic, fpn-
oige JorretningsmRno. Set bill bli-
ne min 0pgope / Moibirgton at
Dnffe Spm9rfiombeo for SDerige og
bets &roo paa 9pmarfiombeo / Sen
am%erifanffe 5orretmingsberoen.
Sans &iarligbeo til 6alpatiol
Mr1nD er ll1peffet, og ban omtaler
General gootb me0 Den 1t6rl tie Bel1n=
bring, 1pabnlig for bans l1almin0elig
flare % burtige Dpfatteliesep1e,
ioaleoes at ban mes ct eneite 8lif
fan tomme til en- Soritaoelie al en
Sag, iom an6re nlaa tenfe ober /
Moone6er l16en at fomme til 8lt1l0s
oen. @ea ban paapeger tillige, at
Srgaaiiationen bar fine Mangler,
11obnlig ben, at BEN er alt for 7pecieIt
eagelif til at fl1nne faa nogen flor
8etponing / anore 2an6e. Mrmee11s
ege1llige Nubei6sfelt, flyer ba1r, lig-
ger &e6ningelon6ene, og Oct er Ell
ter bans Mening Ell &jen0sgjerning
at Sc proteltantiife &irfeiamfl1no fun
bar @albation Mrntp at itille / Scar
fe11> 11aar Set gialoer en- Srganiia-
ton, lom fan iammenlignes mes sen
romerif=fatbolife &irfes Dpperligt
or6l1e6e Mislions=G irflombeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Tcllcstmrcn til 9anmarf.

81 om.alte / bette 8lao for "a
Sa1n,ar efter u&olitifen" / &igben-
bapn> at 8orgmeiter Ditbmer /
Sbenie % 8orgmeiteren / MarbuS
iful0e booe taget Mfltan6 fra Sen al
9onif= Mmerifanif Selifab orrongere=
Sc SeIlestur iii 9anmarf 5ommer.
81 bor / SEN Mnle6nin9 fra Borg-
me lteren / Marbus mo6taget iglgen=
Sc S%fripelie:
Marb1ts 5. 18. 6ebruar 1907.
ST.. @eoofter:
S @nle0ning al Sen / Deres 8lao
go. 4 for SEN "a. Sa,11,or inoebolo=
te Mrttfel u6ellesturen til Dun=
mart" mao set bore mig tillaot at
bemerfe, at alt bpa6 ieg bar bapt
meo Sen ommel0te Sur at gipre er
bette: at @orgmeiter 9itbmer /
Soenie ffrep til mig og ipurgte, ON
ieg bap0e mo0taset nogen @enpen6el=
lie eller Goreipgrgiel me6 @enipn til
oenne Sur, og at ieg berpaa, JON
Janet borl ibareoe Nei Ger / 8pen
far man NOT benpen6t fig til SUI
riitforeningens Gormano 9r. @in=
ge). Seq fan oltiaa rmuligt iige5
at baoe foretaget noget Sfriot til at
boloe Sc amerifanife @ieiter ~iaa
longt fra 2ipet iom muligt", bpa0
ieg ogiaa meget np6ig ptl6e babe
@fplo for. Sg jeg troer beller life
Ser fra anbre Gi6er er foretaget laa=
oanne Sfriot. Spert imo6 CT leg
o%berbepiit om, at @ie1terne fer billie
faa en- iaa bjertelig @ootagelie iom
paa nogen @oo6e muligt.
Ceres erbgoige
Drecblel.
Otter bette 8reb at 6pmme =
8orgmeiter 9itbmer / S6enie bar In
gen nermere Splpsninger gipet ON
lin @tilling iii Sogen-ipnes bet at
bore ~Yolitifen"s &orrelpon6ent, ser
bar b9ret noget for raft me6 at oro=
&c Slutninaer, / bpert 6nl6 oberfor
8orgmeite 9recblels Stilling tilSo=
gen. Set glp0er os> at 8orgmei te=
rem pe6 openltaaenoe 8rep far gibet
bore biemrejien0e 2an0smun6 @oa5
ON, at Sc bill funne bente en- go0
Mo0tagelie, bpor Sc fonrmer frem /
Sp6relan6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
st S%r9nrbberi bIeb begoaet Mon

st Sr91rpbert bleb begaoet Man-
Dag Mften poa ct Misiourt &acific
Srgn Merbeoem al @ittsburg, &aa-
Jas. So Mt.n6, Ser bab6e giort fig
ufienoelige neo falif Sfing, fom in6
| SrGnet og begpn6te itrafs efter at
bette bob6e forla6t @tationen at
plpn6re &asiagererne, i6et Sen ene
of benz gif giennem &as{ageioogu.l1
mes en- &ebolber CO fefalebe ole
&e siagererne at gipe 6ere5 Ycnge til
oe1 on6en @ener, iom fom bagefter
bam. Set antages, at Sc fit omtr.
$500. On Meger, iom iotte fig til
Mo6perge og if66 poa @pnerne, blep
ffuot ne6 paa Ste6et. 9e iprong al
Srenet, ga bette iagtneoe 6art beo
BEN nR1te Citation og un6fom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Jra aflp tiI Gleftrieitct.

nonpttelie al gIeftricitet ION
Rripfraft ION Mflgier al Camp er
ct SpergsmnaI. Ser Sag for Gag.
1bliber iprigere 6reftet. S 6enre
.6orbin6elie bar set poft lite ian rir-
&c 0pmerfiombeo, at ct 4sar aniete
@bicago-Gleftrifere, @tillmell. og
Nl1tnam, bar beregnet, at Be ameri~
fanite Sernbaner be0 at gaa fri
Camp til Gleftricitet fun6e ipare en-
aorltg uogift al ODER $1,150,000 /
Driftsuogifter, og 6e bar tilmeo be-
Diit, at S%mbptningen fun6e gieres
for ct l1olpg, ser bringer SpGrgs-
moalet tn6enfor Sc prafttif u6fgrli<
sc Mnltgbeoer. Sc faitilaar, at ct
eleftriif 2ofomotipN fan l,orette set
lamme Mrbep6e lom 2 Dumplotomo-
ttper, og at ser btl6e nofrepes omtr.
$4,000 eleftriife 2ofomotiper til al
beierge 9onetrafifen fer / 2an6et.
Naar bpert 9ofomotip aniattes til
$4,000, bil0e Mnlfaffelien al lomt=
lige l1De 2ofomotiper fomme OPP til
600 Millioner Collars. Snitallering
al Set npe 5pltem bil6e me6fgre en-
(t6gift til &obber al omtr. $50 Mil=
ltoner Collars. &aa ca. IL 9lar bill
De altiaa nte0 Sen opemgbnte aar=
lige 8eiparelie l1ogifterne peo Sp-
ltemforan6ringelt bore t16tient. g.
anbefaler life EN- pluolelig Spergan9
ira Set samleSpltem til set eleftrife,
men Sc mener, at bette life Blot pil
fomrne til 6ronten, men at iun6 6or-
retntnsor0en oil tpinge Sernbonerne
til at in0fbre set iom Ell Driftsbe-
iparelie> naar 2opgipningsmagt oe
Administration tpinger Sem til at
bragg mi110re &efsler ems bi6til poo
8efolfningens gpne til at betole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
&aitet al Sableu.

S alle fonititutionelt itpre6e 2o,1=
De er Ser oltio Ell eller anoen 8er=
lonligbe0, ser for fortere eller len=
gere Sio formaar at opfaite fig til
9erifer / Sc lobgipenoe &omre. Sc
Mioler fan bruger for at tilripe fig
oenne Magt er forifjellise, set fa1
bore operlegen 9pgtigbeo, ierIigt
oinoenoe ACKNOWLEDGED og on6re go
oe p%erionlige gg%enifaber, men ofte!t
er Set minore noble Magtlnioler, Ser
letter en- ~9ois" / @ejie0et. S set
omerifanife 6orbun0s ie11ot bar / ao-
-ifillige Star Sen trofaite 3rni t=Eiener
Senator Ml6ricb al M6o6e sSsIano
ipun1get &nolopiifen oper Bette @ns,
1ooleoeS at fan bar forn1aaet at feet
te lin SGl paa et9uert 5ori lag, Der
gift 9ans fjpre Sruit5 / M9ringen, o9
bans Stilling iom 6or}1ano for ST.
1%1onsbolget gap bam Ell gonif e lnrlig
Magt / Sen &etning. Sans Toftif
bor life pgret ligefrem at n9gte 2ob=
for Tag, Ser life oanot fans BiIligel=
lie, Opergang til @ebonoling, men
bon far ilaaet SEM til 9p6e peo
WnOringsf orllag, lom Sc anbre &C.
notorer fife al @enlpn til Sc 9fser,
oe lelp bapoe at lli6e / Iinonsl,6pol=
get, turoe mo0irtte Jig. Ga III bell
for 6arn1er11e ioa betp0ningsiuIoe
ggnOring Ill 2opeu ON fri MlfoboI,
bDorpe6 Sc nil0e b(ipe / 5tan0 til al
lape imaa MGngOer al 9llfobol, lon1
oplumles I 3e6ol0ere, ser / Jornejen
er laaie6e al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
muno, font frem, par Mloricb, /
@etragtning al at 6enne Sroning
fun6e lfa0e Monopolilternes 6abri=
fotion, 1trofs tilre0e mes ct 9Gno=
ringsforilag, ser forlang.e, at en-
Snipefter ifl1l0e bore tilite6e, bper-
gang en- Civilization ifuloe ubfgres.
Men MI tog 5enotet, efter ferlt paa
set nermelte at bobe bpjet fig for Ser
gomle gneberifers 6orlangen0e
8ioslet mellem Sen0erne, .og for
fgr1te Gong / mango Mar blep ST.
nansfomtte< 6ormanoens @n6ring
faitet til Sor6en me0 ct 8rag, ser
gap @ienlp6 / bele 9anoet. Sorboa-
benlig er bette SigndIet til, at
,Bols" @egimentets Sioer / 6e lob
ginen6e Soriamlinger ipnger paa oct
iioite 8ers. 6or Mmerifas 8e6fom-
men6e er 6et ioas piit paa bbi SID.