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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17
IT'S ANn 'TISNT
'ce Cream Men Win and Lose---De
cis;on On "The Velvet Kind" No
Outright Victory for Either

In an ooinion handed down in the
United States Court of Baltimore.
yesterday. in the silt Of the Insuin.
Sacks Manufacturing Company, of
Washington. to RESTRAIN the nrnd er
Creamery Company and L Manuel
Hendier, If Baltimore. from using tht
phrase Tine Velvet K nj" in connec
tion with ice- cream made 10y them
Judge Rose says he viii SIGN decree
restraining the defendant from adver
Using, marking and selling tnetr
cream in Annapolis. Laurel and IN
places which the plaintiff was sell
ing It cream prior 10 the institution Of
the suit; which VIII remove all rea-
sonabIe danger of defendants zee
cream being sold IS the p:alnriffs' IN
Ger the reputation acquired by tht
. ainuf If the terms of the decree
cannot be agreed upon by the parties
they VIII ne setted by the count at sn
early date
As the relief asked by the plaintiff
was much broader than that TO which
& was found emitted and a con, idsr-
ai~e part If tn costs were incurred IN
contest over the plaintiffs claim
which was denied. the cree VII re
qure each party SO pay half the costs
The case was IF peculiar local inter
est. as many Annspolitans had been
summoned as Witnesses.
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Al The Lyric.

one Of the pictures ct he Lyric
tonight w'li be kcr come7l m
uted. Mrs. Green's Mistake The
Greens are new yweds and would be-
very happy II husband Green had not
been so jealous Tn Gr ms nave 81
gem of butter IN the perso4 Fritz
Who res MD es Mr.. Green to marks q
degree. One Gay as Mrs Green is
cleaning up toe odd. and ends nj
darmng ann mendlng up CID clothes
sire sends her husband u to get some
clothes that are stored away Hus-
band Green decide ttat this work $
TOO menai Tor him ana preeses the but
ler mo service The butler is loaded
down with clothes snd selt to Mrs
Green and she thinking il ~ hsr has
band o nlng back embraces him Just
yer husband comes IN Green terribly
enraged fires the butler On the SPOT
and refuses e. listen to his wife's *
planatons II you want a good laugh
see this picture
Also Uncle Sam st Work Ne. s."
snd Fivvers IN the Dance Of the
Shivvers Tomorrow, The Inner
Soul"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

All accounts from We dun tell Of the
remarkable tenacity with which the
French are ho.aing their positions.
The Germans have been unable % con-
auer the great French fortress in spite
OF having had it under the ere Of their
gigantic siege guns for the past sew
eral weeks. II has become inoreas-
inely apparent thai the Teutons. des-
plte the iuteremittent battering az the
French ZINES, have no nten.on Of
launching a great gsaeral offensive
movemen in the west The vordun
position formed a dangerous salient IN
the German front. and The effort made
against yerdan has undoubtedly been
for the purpose or removing the men-
ace. An Of which goes TO show that
the French morale is as much as it
aas IN September. 1914 when they
checked the Germans on The Masne.
Nothing bpf the process Of atrition
which has been going on ever since
The tao sides reached a deadlock in
the winter OF 1919 may be looked for
iu the western zone Of war until one
side or the other is considerably weak
er than al present
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

a those several lots Of land situate
at West Annapolis, wherein Henry p
b. Pardee resided a short while be
fore his death, being TIE same proper
cry conveyed to the said Henry p. p.
Pardee by Frank II. Socket. trustee.
by deed dated JGne %. 1901. and re
corded in one Of the Land Records OF
Of Anne Arundel County, Liber SO. 2
Folio 321. etc.
This property is very desirably sit
uatec and has shore line On Weems'
Creek. and is improved by a FRAnF
DWELLING.
For further particulars. as to title
above property, apply 10 cuhe. b.
ndeTsIenea uustres.
TERMS OF sALE:-one-third Of the
purchase money cash on ratification
Of sale. one-third in three months ana
the balance in six months. or eli
cash at the option Of the purchaser
The deferred payments 10 bear inter
est and TO be secured to the satisrsc-
ton Of The trustees. "A daposu 81
5000 viii be required. q the purchaser
On day Of sac.
a. THEODORE BRADY.
DANIEL Z. RANDALL.
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FOR SALE $4,000.

A g. Room HOUSE. with bath reception
halla ball purrh all rooms ou first neor
hot water heat. gas aud electric Hght. The
dwelling IL attached Go a plate glass fruut
Store with cetar or basement t2tlN.tRl
under Store. The property could bs rente
TO different ter ants "a styahtage. all lsrt-
waite and ieaasng 10 ntaiu street. Nice yard
with cement drive gay. ran also drive ln
snd oat ~ basement tfao,i neighhrrh snd
Would make & Eoua stand fur q grocery
store. You "a lnat rrfgHp THIS hargaiu wisen
you Sc Il. Alarsss w w. W" Bcx se
AanE polls nd. flsJf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17
BY J ROLAND BR 4fT sucriouee-.
Aan4p is sd
TRUSTEES SALE
Or \
Valuable Property,
Situate az West Annapolis, in fEe Sec.
end Election District OF Anne
Arundel Comfy.

BY virtue Of n decree Of the Circuit
Court fer Anne A~uDde, County. pass
ed on the 9Th day Of March in the year
1916, in o cause depending. no. t0f4.
Equity, wherein the Laurel sanata-
rum, ct. al, are plaintiffs, and Charles
+. Lee, Trustee OF Henry r. b Par
dee deceased, ct al, are defendants.
the undersigned trustee viii offer to
public sale at the Court House door.
in the City Of ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

Colonel House ends that peace pros
poets in Europe are no brighter TO-
day than they were when he was on a
scoutine trip across the ocean last
spring Previously. en- his return, he
ouchsared the beicf chat when peace
be citations were instituted President
Wilson would be the man to take the
initiative. On the present occasion
however. he seems TO entertain a doubt
Of tins. AT least he would not say
even Sc much. Colonel House also
says the Germans believe themselves
justified in their new submarine pol
icy. and are not blufarg His report
is said to have strengthened the view
held at the White House that the sub
marine negotiations viii have to be
handled with the greatest care in order
TO avoid a break with Germany. What
else Col. House brought back in the
way OF information is not known, but
upon these two points at .east-thc
absence of peace prospects and the
submarine crisis-the average news
paper reader is quite as we'll posted
As to the role the President of the
United States may play in the peace
narleys. Colonel Houses silence may
indicate that America viii have little
to say in the final settlement, unless
as participant in the war
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17
Tuesday, March 28th, 1916,
At IL O'Clock, Noon.

he two valuable fee simple lots on
9th sides of the street running from
Duke OF Gloucester street, between
Conduit and Green str aets. Annapolis.
Md, together with all the title to said
street sppurtenant to said lots.
The lot on the southeast side has
has a frontage of about 124 feet with
irregular depth of about 115 feet. and
the lot on the north vest side has a
frontage of about 2S6 feet with irregu-
lar depth. and the rear 10 feet are sub
ect to use as an alley by the lots abut-
ting thereon and fronting on Conduit
street. formerly the site of the Old CITY
Hotel. adjoining the City Hall and AS
sembly Rooms.
The land is suitable for a large de-
velopment or could he sub-divided into
building lots.
A plat Of the property made by e.
Lacy Chinn, County Surveyor, viii be
exhibited at the sale
Terms OF SaIe.-One-half cash. bal
ance within two years with interest at
> per cent, or all cash at option of the
purchaser. Deposit of $3.50 required
at time of sale: all expenses being ad-
iusted To date of transfer.
SAFE DEPOSIT G TRUST COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.
Trustee and Attorney.
c. " G0TJI ID Ancffonnpr
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A THEODORE BRADY.
DANIEL Z. RANDALL.
Trustees.
Notice 70 Crealfars.

The creditors Of Henry z. p. Pardee.
deceased. are hereby notified TO file
their claims properly probated with
he Clerk CT the Circuit Court fer
Anne Arundel County within thirty
days from the 9Th day Of April, 1916.
A THEODORE BRADY.
DANIEL r. RANDALL.
Trustees.
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NICHOLAS II. GREEN Solicitor.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

sarah Ahearn. Elizabeth COrheH Ierwtiii-
ger Bushrad n. Terwilligrr her bus
band; Marguerite Henry Sanders Al
bert sanders. her husbands Mabel ten
~ Bonn u alter ,. Bonn her hal-tan no
georrr r. Henry aud Irene NandetitaeFE
" Jabn Heron. tsrarr Ahearn EEHn-
David EEau. her husbands " uti.s"
th..rn kate Ahearn his wife Mamie
Walsh box. James J. FoN.hc husband
" mf-h. uidew Of Thomas -
Walsh Prank NAi-ia and urien walsh
t.rnr- Walsh. Prank Watch. Infants -
Hr.ap 4. Henry, >allie Denver john =
Walsh.
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GEO w. JONES
Circulating Library !.

The following books added to the library
week ending Feb S. 1913
The Gray pswn." By Stewart Edward
-Ruse o'psradise." by Grace Miller white
THE Lost Prince" By Frances Hedsnu
burnett
The House of the Misty star" by Fran
res Little
The weoing Of Rosamond Fsyre." by
Then IN Come Back To You" by Larry
The Life and Gabrielle" by Ellen Glas-
Sam By e. ! Rath.
The Little Fortune" BY Arnold Fraser-
icbS
Within The Tides by Joseph Conrad.
View books. sct. per day
Old books . lei. nev d.,
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"An American Satyr"

AN AMERICAN SATNR-the morbid
AIisrepre seUtation and Mulevolent Mis- res
ettutipn Of American Catholics are A Men
ace 70 the kepuhiic.' Riley Historical
Series No. Prize by mali 50 cts Adj
dress X. d. Box -, Annapolis. Nd m16St
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

Naturally those Americans eho have
been opposed TO the recognition Of Car
rama viii make a great deal 81 capital
out of Che attack upon Columbus, n.
N. But should theCafrancista5 he held
enurc.y to blame? How about the
American border patrol? What is p
he said OF the commanding officer in
whose province the protection OF the
border has been placed? villa has
been in the vicinity OF the border for
over a week with considerable force:
he is known to be a desperate man.
ready to DO and dare anything The
day before the raid on Columbus he
Was reported within forty-dve miles OF
that city and yes heading toward tho
American line
American troops were said to be on
The qui vire with all Of these facts in
their possession they permitted MIN to
enter an American border town 1nmo-
lesteG Only after he had penetrated
Columbus and was wrelldng havoc
was amy attempt made to oust him
Regular array men have been contemp-
tVous ia their criticism of the state
miitil hut no militia could have made
8 worse record than this And If this
may BE considered q sample Of modern
warfare methods. heaven help us when
we get into "A reai war;
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

Under authority rom the owners,
he undersigned win sell in their en-
lEety at Public Auction at the Court
House Door. on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

STATE OF MARYLAND.
Cnr~Tv oF ASNE ARuNDEI. $;
s l. IRWIN c G 10 - treasure Of thu
above named institution 10 soieTUnly swea =
that The stove statement = true 10 = e
best Of uay Sn0wiet}vs and belief
lgNf G. q EGGS. Tress.
subscribed sne worn II before me. this
18Th day Of March, 1916.
BsKNABn J. WTEGsRD.
Notary Public
Correct--A ttest;
GF0QcF T MELVIN
WINSON c. COTT,
GlJAlE = 6AREslN
directors.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

II there is any climate more versa
Tile" than that 81 Maryland. Ny Mary
land. commend II 10 us
HeInt< pickles have nothing en- An
uapo g. weather We have even more
than dfty-seyen varieties in one day.
Live chickens are forbidden n the
Canal zone because they harbor in
secta and dig holes b. dirt which vim
an with water ANA breed mo5qsitcas
u is not alleged that the growing OF
rooatora starred the sand sliding.
The beautiful and very exrena4
railway stations which have been built
of late years more OF which are in
construction ana still more plauuel
for the near future. are being severe
ly criticised on the score Of ezuaga
gancc ghe c,t commissioner OF the
state rai.v oil Queensland. Ausual
w. saws our railroads 20 IN too muca
Tor the aildol a.eira and marble halls.
deu aui money, blood and treasure
constitute ,ha food which must feed
The hungry man Of the var eo1 There
IS no satiuion when The blood lust IS
the appetite ol the people Thousands
ana hundreds OF thousands have gone
down 10 death u lie European waG
wita ua conception 'og what they were
fighting tor thousands and counties
thousands win follow while Earopes
handful OF royalty sacrifice men as
flies IN he mad struggle for suprem-
acy, sordid- selhshnc5s. vaulting am
hilton and total disregard for human
life are the driving forces behind the.
terrible conflict
Don't be especially elated because
YOU are a superior person in some re-
spects. There are others. While voa
may excel On ono thing. others may
aurpass YOU in another thing. and it is
not remarkable to conceje that every
one might have one Voiut OF excellence
IN which he is rarely surpassed. One
man may be good at high finance ana
another az fishing one youth may be
skilled IN the threo-cusbioued game,
while another knows where to find the
hummmg-bird's nest; one woman may
he apt at repavtee. and another apt at
cooking; one girl may sing sweely
while another may be skilled at the
Gne art OF talking Thus it is that
there is no opportunity for everyone
10 excel in some .mc
American politics makes men say
weird things. Take old Elihu Reefs
recent hellicose utteronces at New
York for instance insisting that the
United States should have interviewed
in the European war. because of the
German invasion of Belgium This
Same Root when secretary OF state,
condoned Japan's acquisition OF Norea.
and the French extinction Of Moroccan
Independence. Senator Ransdell has
ably defended the administrations
policy Of non-intorvention in European
affairs not directly concerning the
United States lie points out that Bel
gums case IS an affair OF concern
only TO the -sisnatories Of the treaty
that created BELGIUM. His allasions
TO Mr.. Roots apologize attitude over
American violation of the treaty be-
woen Colombia ana the United STATES
was particularly apt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17
PUBLIC SALE
@ r.
VACANT LOTS,

On q street beginning at Duke of ';lou-
cester street, between Conduit ana
Green streets, formerly the site OF
the Old City Hote,, Annapolis. Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

Let The Capital do your job Print
ng-Biilheads. Leiterheads. LnIeiopes
and Sands speciality.
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Wednesday, March q, 1916

al iSaU 0riura. T. ".
she property described I'm said mort
gage, namely
A lot or lots OF ground. fronting 81
feet more or less. on JOHNSON Stree.
otherwise known as Johnson Place u
Tie City of Annapolis. Harylend. with
"a depth thereffom OF S. feet more or
less ana beng improved ly a coupar-
9tively new and comfortable
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
DESIGNATED as street number 80 john
son Place further particulars may
he had OF TIE luJorsigue1)
Terms OF sale "A deposit Of 5000
viii be required OF the purchaser ~
the time OF The sale and balance Of the
purchase money, with interest thereon
at the rate OF six per ceutam per
annum. 10 be paid in cash nrou the rae
idcatiCn Of the sale and delivery OF
deed
RIDGELY p MELVIN
L25td- Assignee
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v I'd q f returned 10 'U2 Cathtdral ST. 3,u
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W. AIM T. Eei.sr auG PatEaasf
Mrs E&MA hDET-sAGE Locz Edttgr
Ch@ LGs ABBOTT Business Manager
RATES OF EETIsING
Or a4Gs-e six ltue< of HCapateiI{
ora. Insertion sID9, sEbEeG gent Insertions
70 ceuts. sue Isl rates maoe Eiih monthly
quarterly ana yeaTiy advertiser
LEGAL notices aCd polls al ~ - snnal
cOfHuu y 81 tiguE ~ cents asF Ice breFterl
sub8e 1e.s Insertions cents per LBS.
TzE CAPTTaL
IN 81 safe st III the book steses q ths CITY,
where or8afs may Re Tea Z ~ 20 aelifefy -
suhzcf. be~a Al eer e per wee - ceatH Per
o1onEh sad $500 sr year
Won an NuFe the EVENING CAPT. p
mals-' b gon when nwty from tie city y
eaving y1ur name and addreas ~ th-a once
d e}tber Il the book stores. Only le cents
a week or 81 cents month maiie- 20 any
address iu the Unlted states sud Canada
CnteroG ~ tbr Annapolis Po>tof0es 70
seraBa-flass Matter.
FRIDAY. MARCH r. 1916.
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G. " GOULD, Anctioneer.
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ron RENT.

E0P PENTHOUSE 5-Po ms with elecri
Hgh' w7irr on h Apply Oh sc
Ave +. -stourt. Pho e 81 1- lG m
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ron SALE

FOR Sal E-Amicus Junior. BAY male HORST
Buggy. Cart harness : sale az lSAA
IlH ~ ar be en- a. Esstroft 1871 he's
40 ke Ave. Sytars I'D; w,i.ht 500; u b D.
ileh. n FIST class .on,i ion MIN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

EQP RFN1 HOUSE. No o. Cathedral s.
70 ms. m ttv and bath latrnNs stove %
God repair Rent Sl5 20 Asply next door.
mis- If
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ENOE SAFE To close an esfstc Oh ocm HCUST
Il9 Cuu6ut 81 AZ a bargain Appy TO II
II )RWIrZ 81 Gultn r Bldg. Baltimore or az
SO " est 81. AitN f5-if
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-03-17

u'9R RENr-FUpNrsHF n ISL. Condur
Street: q onns. Ba p. gu mace Gas NJ
coal Raueee: large yNd an gsrd-n Price 5
CHAS + LIB. TtleDhore COZ m m4J
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-06-09
FIN De CARRlERE.
vous qui 6fes Ag6es, ne negligez pas vofre sanf6, prenez
garde a Ia faiblesse, c'esf pour vOus Ia porte Ouverfe a
bien des n,aux, DIES infrn,if6s. Enrichissez,
rechauffez v0fre sang CONNIE FONT faf
Mines Briseb0is ct Collin.
QueI que soft Page de Ia femme ellie d0if f0ujouss v0uk0ir
Sc hien porter.

Lorsqu'une femme a bien rempli ga
carriere, qu'el1e a @levE une nombreuse
famil1e, maintenant .bien casee ct eta
bile, 1orsqu'e1le a accomp1i sa tache,
ellie a lie droit d'aspirer au repos, ellie
est en- droit de demander une vieillesse
calme, heureuse ct paisib1e.
Comment faut-i1 que trop solvent ellie
ne puisse voir se r@aliser e aspira-
tons pourquoi trop solvent ne volt
ellie pas regner Ia serenite, la tranquil
lite qu'elle a revee? C'est evidemment
la faute d'erreurs de regime, de manque
de precautions, de manque de provision.
La viei11esse inquiete, dou1oureuse, i'm
potente, debilitee est une vieillesse qui
ma pas etc preparee GU plut6t qu'on a
NAL preparee. Longtemps a l'avance, il
faut songeraux faiblesses inevitables des
vieux ans, il faut Sc premunir contre les
orages des vieux jours. ST la jeunesse a
besoin de beaucoup de heterogeneous, la
v~ieil1esse en- a encore besoin de bien
plus. Lorsque lie systeme ct l'organisme
ont etc battus par toutes les tempetes,
lorsque lie sang ct lie coeur ont subj les
attaques de tous les ouragans ct ont for
cement perdu leur vitalite, il est trop
tard pour 1eur demander n resistance
don't lis ne sont plus capables. lie pre-
mier coup de vent renverse lie chene 81
1'on ma pas pris soin de 1'etayer solide-
ment ct de pr@voir longtemgs advance
les bourrasques d venir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-06-09
No 1870

Avn
ORDER FOR CREDITORS TO PRESENT
CLAIMS, Etc.
State of Minnesota, County of Hen
nepin. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of William
E. Finn, Deceased.
Letters of administration on the Es-
tate of William E. Finn deceased
late of the County of Hennepin and
State of Minnesota, being granted to
Edward F. Finn of said county and
state;
And it appearing upon proper proof
by the affidavit of the said Edward F.
Finn made and filed herein, that there
are no debts against the estate of the
said William E. Finn, deceased.
It is Ordered, That three months be and
the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this order, in which all
persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased are required
to file the same in the Probate Court of
said County of Hennepin for examina-
ton andssallowance. or be forever barred.
1t is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday in October 1916, at 10 o'clock
a. M, at a general term of said Probate
Court, to be held at the Court House in
the City of Minneapolis, in said county,
be and the same is hereby appointed as
the time and place when and where
the said Probate Court will examine
and adjust said claims and demands.
And it Is Further Ordered, That no.
tice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
estate by forthwith publishing this
order once in each week, for three sue
weeks, in the Echo de pQuest q
printed and published in said
county.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-06-09

femme par un soldat francais. LIE
signature, un enfant du Tarn, est
un simple artisan de campagne.
Les beaux sentiments de fol pa
triotique ct chretienne exprim6s
dams cette missive sont loin d'etre
une exception chez les troupiers
de France.
Ma ch6rie,
VouIant tie donner un dernier ct
supreme adieu pour l'6ternit6, je
t'6cris en- toute lucidit6 cette lettre
que quelque bonnie ct charitable
personne tie fera parvenir, car je
n'existerai plus au moment Oh tn
la recevras. Cette vie au cours de
laquelle j'ai connu les joies de "a
mour ct de la famille mails aussi
de bien terribles moments, jen
fails don a la Patrie par devoir.
avec tous les regrets de mon c@ur
pour la douleur que ma mort va te
causer.
Ma bien aimee, notre passage
ici-bas est charge de devoirs. Ele-
We nos cheers enfants dams lie devoir
ct l'amour de Dieu. Apprends-
leur que leur p6re est mort en- fall
SAINT son devoir de Francais ct sur
tout en- bon chr6tien.
Mes bien cheers parents, pardon
nez a votre fills qui vous a touj ours
aim6s lie NAL quill a pu vous eau
ser. Aidez mon spouse de votre
mieux, remplacez-moi aupres de
mes petites files cherries, servez-
leur de soutien ct de guide.
Chores s@urs, veuillez aussi
pardonner a votre frere, sill est
coupable envers vous.
Pour tot, ma ch6rie que j'ai al
NEE ct que Jaime jusqu'a mon
dernier soufae, je me d6sole a la
pensee que tn auras a souffrir de
notre separation. Sois forte, ct rap
pelle-toi que notre union existe
toujours dams lie ciel. Done, je te
dis au revoir au ciel, 81 Dieu dams
sa mis6ricorde me permet d'y al
Ter. Nets ia confiance en- lui, il te
donnera la force de rempllr tous
tes devoirs de mere c%hretienne.
Pardonne-moi a ton tour tous les
torts que je puts t'avoir fats, je te
le demande au nom de notre
amour.
Adieu, bien chers parents,
s@urs, spouse ct petites files che
ries.
J'aurais etc 81 heureux pres de
vous!. .mais j'ai fait par devoir
lie sacrifice de ma vie.
Pour Dieu ct pour la Patrie.
Je vous embrasse tous.
Vive la France!
LOUIS CLUzEL.