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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-06
HIS FREIGHT CAR
ADVENTURE COSTS
ADDLEQU|ST DEAR
Little Robbery He Engages in AT
ter Escaping from Chain Gang
Brings penitentiary Sentence
Heavy Dose for Slugger.

Sentence was passed this afternoon
on three men who waived grand Jurs.
action and pleaded guilty before the
district court on charges lodged hy
District Attorney Oraig.
n. a. Abbioauist who escaped from
the chain gang on Monday aud robbed
q freight car that night. was given
from four 90 six wears ia the pen
itentiary !1e was caught shortly sf-
ter the robbery by Enrique Sena. !,
santa Re railroad detective.
Raymond e Miller. captured by the
police the day after he knocked n.
s.. Edwards. q Texan. Unconscious ON
South First street and ruhbet him OF
sac. vas given from five to six years
Ia the penitentinry The police have
sac 70 recovered from him. which
the will send 10 Edwards 40 Port
DAVIS. Texas.
Luz Corte2. q foreign Mexican who
stole a suitcase, was sentenced To
serve from three 20 five years in tho
penitcntiaty. BcDortaton proceed
n x are 20 be started in his ease. N
is the policy 81 the government 10 ship
an MeXicanS of his character back TO
Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-06
STAR STATE WITNESS
N MOONEY HEARING
Says SHE TOLD LIE
Mrs. Alice Kidweu Makes Aft.
davit That She Testified Falsely
al the Trial CT Accused San
Francisco Bomb Thrower.
ny Associated Press
Gnu Efru Vsfu.A

~ Associated Press.
san Francisco. Dec. 6-MTs. Alice
Kidweii "a witness before the jury.
who convicted Thomas J. Mooney aud
fou others FOR the preparedness day
bomb explosions. admits Ia an affi-
davi; made public that her testimony
was Incorrect She charges that tho
testimony 81 her daughter. Mrs Es-
telle Smith and tina Of another wit
ness was entirety false. Al three
testified 60 having seen various de-
PENDANTS In or near the Market
street hrildinE az the time the eN-
plosion occurred. Mrs. Smiths tes-
timony. the affidavit alleges. mad its
inception In "a scheme 60 advertise
dental parlors In which she was en-
ployed. subsequently Mrs. Smith
told her mother, according 10 the
statement. that she had been offered
$1,000 to appear as a witness for tho
prosecution.
Mrs. kidwell testified before the
grand jury hat from the window OF
the dental pariors in the Market
street building she had seen Mooney
VII wv ~r&ffNNlhs III nfE M"lllluNliN
she confesses that she was not sure
that the man she saw was Mooney
She did not appear in any OF the
cases. the affidavit says. hecause the
defense hah come into possession OF
a letter written hy het 20 her hus-
band. a prisoner In the Folsom state
penitentiary. telling him thas as a
result on her testimony arrangements
would be made for his release.
Mrs. Smith was an important Wit
ness against Warren X billings. first
OF the defendants to be tried. and who
was convicted and sentenced TO life
imprisonment According to Mrs.
Smiths testimony. she saw Billings
and Mrs. Rena Mooney In the office
building. Billings carrying q suitcase.
The state contended that the suit
asa contained a bomb which was lat
err taken 90 the scene OF the explo-
sion.
hooney has been sentenced to
death and Mrs. Mooney acquitted.
Israel W-inhere. another defendant
was acquitted last week.. other
charges are pending against Airs.
Mooney and Weinberg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-06
FORMER KERENSKY
MINISTER'S NOW N
RUSSIAN PRISONS
Associated Press Correspondent
Interviews Them; Downfall q
Premier Due to Failure to
Recognize Socialists.

By Assoeisssd Press.
Petrograd. Saturday. Dec. tide
lnyed. a. Konovaloff. copsutu-
tional democrat. a minister Of trade
and Industry IN tho cabinrt u ".
Kerensky. talked today IN ha cell In
the 81 Peter and 81. Pam fortress
With The correspondent Of the Assoc
ciated Press. He was imprisoned by
The Maximaiisfs IA November when
the provisional government OF kc-
~ nsky was oserfhrown-
NJ. Houuvaion declared that the
downfall 81 NJ Kerensky Was due to
has failure TO heed the advice given
him 70 form a socialist government
a the better way out ~ his diff
culties.
4 feel as one who has n ciear con-
science and who has done HI. duty"
saia NJ. Konovaloff. II have strag-
eled against the efforts OF the ire
sponsibile persons TO betray the coun-
TRY and turn her into a traitor to
the cause OF the allies. Unfortunate
IS my efforts failed.
After my second entrance into he
cabinet ! told NJ. Kerensky that the
best way out OF his difficulties was
10 form a socialist government That
might nave saved Russia the ruin
10 which she now is being led. And
because ] faithfully performed my
sacred duty they have me confined
here"
NJ. Kishkin, minister Of public well
fare In the provisional government
who also Is & constitutional democrat
ana like N. Konovaloff. IL in prison,
told the correspondent that he de-
plored the efforts OF the Bolsheviki TO
conclude a separate peace.
Next tho correspondent visited the
cell occupied by Michael Teres;chenk
who was kerensky'i. foreign minister.
A tail young maa with a pale face
and sparkling eyes jumped from his
cot as the correspondent entered and
%nervously exclaimed In answer 20 the
CORRESPONDENTS greetings:
II am as well az one can he IN this
place. ] have no complain TO make.
but cannot escape ones thoughts"
NJ. Torestchenko spoke rapidly. His
voice trembled and apparently he was
greatly perturbed.
How are things In your country -
he asked. 1--WE al Hook 20 America
for support and guidance"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-06
DIR. ELDER MEDICAL
AID TO GOVERNOR BY
WAR OFFICE ORDERS
Appointed TO Advise as to Or.
ga~nization of Local Boards in
Connection With Draft; Recon-.
mendations Sent In.

Following conferences with IN
Jois W. Elder 81 this city, appointed
from the Medical Reserve Corps OF
the army az his medical aid Governor
Lindsey has sent TO Washington rec
concentrations rtgardiug the appoint
ment of medical boards 10 advise the
local draft boards. Appointment
viii be made by the governmcut and
the aunouuuoem'ut 81 them via u'
made aheu word l- q. eivcd from
Washington.
The aim. as far as possible. ,- Co.
have "a medical advisory board fnr
every local ispard. Do such counties
whore doctors are mot available Tor
the boards. tho latter. OF course VIII
have 200 depend upon nearby counties
Tho provost marshal general nae.
authorized the following with rcrpri
90 the subject of medical boards
The new a,icot,ye--cr,i,e r,lu'Y-
t.ou- provide for the crcc,in- BOO ,t,rs
state uf t number eft medical advisor.
boards -u located as to pe rtad.l, B.-
cr--inio fu every local huurl. E.uTt
suNcruur h.t- been given -uporIi -.un
Of the organization uf 90, uodicII .I.
yisory boards. uDludiuE tho ugmHrr
and location OF suoh boards Iu h.
state and open his rc.uWm'ud.f.u
members OF medical advisory boards
VIII = appointed by the prosid,u.
Reserve Corp~ Onircr- To- \id.
IH urdp go assist ths governor .u
p|rpaul1iur such boards 1000 uffCrr of
th" medical reserve corps of tho trU..
has been assigned 1s medical AID I'D.
every governor and otter conference,
at Washington with thc surgeon gene
cral OF the army and tho provost
marshal general. thc-r ufl,crs hut
reported 20 IN" governors. aud tHa
organization of medical advisor.
board is nov rapidly proceeding.
Tho purpose ~ tlc medical ad..-
DRY boards g. 90 provide FOR 'hr ra-oN
animation NJ rcaistmuta ny competent
men, specialist iu various lines, go
whom local boards MAY refer lII
doubtful cases 1s tu physical pIlIIfica-
tion and before whom r%cFistruuis who
are not satisfied with the finding ~
the local board may reQuest 90 bee
sent
Gases Requiring Reference.
lu every cas-, whore a rcgi-trant I-
found Dos 1 local board Go be- ply steal
d. DISQUALIFIED tine regulations rcusIrc
"a reference 90 thr medical advisor
ouurd. except boz casc. whore the local
board decides by unanimous vote .ho'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-06
Hutchinson Resigns
To Become Government
Construction Expert

city Engineer A.. ~ Hutchinson has
been appointed superintendent ~ con-
struction by the United States gov
eminent lie handed his resignation
as city engineer 20 the city commits
Toner today
For the time being Mr. Hutchfu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-06
HOOVER LUNCHEON
FOR HOTEL MEN At
CAPITAL SATURDAY
Mrs. Ruth G. Miller, Home Eco.
Monies Director, Will Have
Charge; Harvey System Super.
intendents TO be in Attendance.

Special Correspondence TO The rqeraia
santa Re y NJ, Dec ca Hoover
luncheon, without the appctizingncss
Hooveriged out Of H. Will be served
under the supervision Of Mrs Ruth
G.. Miller. home economies director
Of the state food administration. TO
the hotel and restaurant mon Of New
Mexico. who will gather In Santa Fe
Saturday morning TO confer with M
administration
The meeting Is called by J.. o..
Pritchard Of Clovis. head OF M hotel
mems division of the food service In
this state. and r.. =. Manager. gem
eral superintendent OF the Harvey
eating house system. has promised
10 come ana make q talk
The chef OF the Aivaradu hotel AT
Albuquerque. or some other hir hotel
culinary genius. viii make a talk ON
kitchen management and give expert
hunchc- on how waste ran be saved
iu kitchens which serve hundreds of
people daily.
Hotel ana restaurant conservation
is vital to the success 81 the food
savins propaganda the y iprie-
tors ~ this state have shown "a COM
Wendahlo desire Co cooperate iu every
way
Former Governor Gcargc curry.
now in the hotel business. is q recent
volunteer addition tu the hotel mems
committee and Is WORKING 60 help TIE
conservation movement.
the disqualification is 80 ph,inu, as.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-06

A little VAST 40 now and then
is read by every class OF men-and
women too. Try one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-06

sons new duties viii o require him
20 leave here.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
Charlton Killing Cattle.

The latter part eff last week several
head Of stock died In this community
from what was suspected to be char
bon. The list Of losses from this
source include perhaps as many as a
half dozen cows. one mule and several
hogs. At least. that many have been
reported at this office.
Sunday several of the residents OF
this place who own valuable COWS de-
cided to wait no longer but to at once
telephone for DIR. A. M. EicheHseTger,
of shreveport, Live Stock Inspector
for Bossier Parish. 1t happened that
specimens Of the flesh and blood from
carcases of some of the dead animals
had already been submitted to DIR.
Eichelberg, and he stated that day
that he was prepared to pronounce the
|. disease clarion. Many head Of stock
In tsentoas and its community were at
once vaccinated. And fortunately SO
it would seem. for the state authOri
ties on such diseases among animal.
mud DIR. Guilty, of Lake Charles, II
which community the disease has beer
prevalent for many years, the Doctor
having had fourteen years experience
In its treatment, all agree with thu
opinion given by DIR. Eichelberger.
1t has been suggested that tenn
iurary stock law be at once enacted
hut AZ to any action III this directiol
we are at this time not informed. w
expect to have more to say on tn
| subject In next weeks issue.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
Dixie Doines.

Monday, August 20 Mary Pope
Ogilvie is visiting relatives and friends
living In Dixie.
Mr.. Ansel Stroud is in Chicago for a
stay of ten days. While there he will
purchase fall stock OF goods for the
firm Of Douglas, North 4 Stroud.
Quite pleasant dance WAS given
last Friday night at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam 1ittnaE. Refreshments
Of cream, cake and water melon We're
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Martin. OF Shreve-
port, accompanied by their youngest
daughter. Miss Florrie, are here ON a
visit with Mesdames Alabel Ogden and
J. H. Stinsoi, also thei rdaughters.
Mr.. Frank Ll,scomb and family,
who have been residents Of this place
for number Of years, have removed
to Shreveport, where the two daugh-
sers. Misses Ruth aud Leila, will at
tend scllcol.
Mr.. C1audius Dickson, of Shreve-
port, who is on a furlough from Fort
! Logan H. Roots, Is here visiting Mr..
| and Mrs. ]. G. Dickson. Mr.. Dickson
| now holds the Office of second lieuten-
ant After leaving here he will be
stationed at Fort Pike, also located
near Little Rock, Ark.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
Misses the Home Folks.

Dear Editor: l will write you few
lines this evening, as / have nothing
to do Tut VERY about being 80 FIR
away from home. If you have d little
untitled corner in your paper. will be
very glad for yen to put these scrib-
bled lines in print.
| am still enjoying the life | am liv-
ing but am getting pretty lonesome to
get with my well known friends that
left behind.
There Is a great stir up about some
Vi, rs going to France. If we go. am
:Oing just as II we're coming home.
Am very much interested In the pro-
molten that ! am getting Am pleased
to say that ! am now acting Corporal
and will get my commission IN a very
short time.
Boys. il you think you will he draft.
ed. join now! | advise no man t.
wait until he is forced to do So he
cause it will he just that much harder
on him.
Well. az news is scarce, will cloSt
| for this time.
| Wishing everybody good luck, am
1 a Rossier hoy. and your friend,
JAMES SHACKELFORD.
Gettysburg, Pa., Aug. Is, 1917.
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Pleasant HilI,

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Boyd,
jr., ON the 10th, q liz pound hoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. McKinne yare the
happy parents OF fine boy, born on
the 9th.
Mr.. Allen Gleason Is spending this
week with his sister, Mrs. Joe I4yles,
Of Blanchard.
Miss Arrie DeMoss spent the past
week at the home of her uncle, MIR
A. ]. DeMoss.
Miss Matte DeAIoss was a pleasant
visitor the past week ut the home Of
her brother, Mr.. Arthur DeMoss.
Mrs. j. d. Gleason is spending sew
eral weeks very pleasantly with rela
tives at Lewisville and Prescott, Ark
She was accompanied by her son, Mas
|'ter Vernon.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
About Wbest Yields.

The Montgomery County Sentinel,
the Hanaer's only Maryland exchange,
SAYS il a recent issuei
"A field Of wheat thrashed Wednes-
day on the farm Of Mr.. Joseph H. Brad
ley, near this town. yielded 2!D1a lush
els per acre, In splendid condition.
We happen to call to mind that Mr..
Z. :. Burt, Farm Demonstration Agent
for Booster Parish, said in the Banner
two weeks ago: I'VE have had four
demonstrations In wheat this season,
making an average Of 22h bushels Of
excellent wheat. and under very M
favorable conditions: Maryland il i.
good wheat country. so far as we are
informed. and it Bossier Parish farm.
| ers, inexEcrienced and under unfavor-
allie Conditions. can Gene so nearly
eaua.lin. the Yields of that state, II
wcald seem that We might safely bt
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
1913 Granville Neal, Plain Dealing.
tnn A1I.o,.A D,..~.x-,, rI&o x-1nrfnu-r,

1913 Granville Neal, Plain Dealing.
100 Albert Brown. Taylortown.
1715 John Berry Watson, Koran.
1712 Will Turner, Elm Grove.
$50 Fletcher Bell, Benton.
642 Jack Bagley. Shreveport.
1859 Robert c. Tucker. Tyler, Texas.
1713 Lucien Vance, McDade.
700 James Hopkins, Shreveport.
1195 Ned Boyd, Plain Dealing.
1928 Williams Robinson, HaughtOn.
80 Leonard Taylor, Benton.
CSC Erwin Calhoun, Allendale.
S14 Jesse Thomas. Shreveport.
1175 Clyde NJ. Lowe, Plain Dealing.
1870 Zeigier Lyles, Plain Dealing.
l21 George Mosely, McDade.
1414 Hansfofd Brown, Cotton Valley
1916 Leandros McDaniels. HaughtOn.
SD Simon Washington, Allendale.
1905 Harry Gay, Plain Dealing.
1907 Amir Il. Chandler, Haught0n.
1870 Joseph billiard i;odcau.
| 191 Jim Beard, Taylortown.
III Walter Flournoy, Benton.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
Your Own Home Column
You and Those You Know In the Local news o. We"

the Confederate struggle and also h'iu
saven other brothers in the Southern
Army.
Mr.. w. A, Fortson, Superintendent
of Public Schools. has just purchaseu
an automobile, in preparation TOT MS
dnties in visiting the schools OF the
parish.
We are reliably informed t at the
gentleman who accepted the principal
ship of Benton High School for the
coming term has been drafted into the
army. Thus is Il vacancy in the fac
ulty created.
Prom two di ferent sources have
come requests to make mention of the
rural mai, carriers examination to
be held in Shreveport on September
I'D. The vacancy is on one of the
Plain Dealing routes.
Saturday afternoon q last week
Mr.. Walter Clyde Ivey was brought
home quite i'll, from Plain Dealing,
where lie has been employed for some
time, but we are pleased. to state that
he is again up and out.
Lieut.. and Mrs. T. w. O'Bannon
| left Sunday, after spending some days
ut the home of Mrs. O'BannOn's father
| DIR. G. III. Irion. Lieut.. O'Bannon l.
one of the new officers from the OH
GERS training camp at Fort Logan H
Roots, located near Little Rock, Ark.
and his new duties will necessitate hi
presence at Fort Pike, also near tina
city.
Three bright and friendly littl'
misses who have several times calle'
at TIE Banner Office this week wer
Ruth Smith and her two guests. Mau
rine Garrett and Bernice Stroud, bot
Of Plain Dealing. A linotype machin
in operation is just the thing tina
aMuses them very much, and the
want to know just what makes every
| thing turn over, and why.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
CORRESPONDENCE
Red Land.

Monday, Auguts 2O.-The repeated
rains are causing cotton to be dam
aged to great extent. However, our,
farmers yet hope that good yield
will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers are the
happy parents of big hoy, who made
his appearance one day last week.
Mrs. j. B. Keoun has as a visitor for
few days her son, ISAAC. He is
being warmly welcomed by all his old
friends
Miss Lille Stampley, who now has
IA position in Keeth's store, at Plain
Dealing, spent the weekend with
home folks.
Mrs. Il. Butler and her pretty little
daughters, Lucille and Florence, of
Spring Hill, were mingling with
friends here yesterday.
Miss Estelle DOdson, who is teaching
the Tyler School suffered from an at
tack Of tonsilitis last week, Though she
was able to. resume her school duties
Thursday
The singing at Red Land yesterday
was very much enjoyed by all present.
| There was good crowd, but, on ac-
count Of the threatening morning, there
were not az many in attendance rs
was expected.
MIR. and Mrs. j. J. Robertson and
| son, Paul. left Friday for Hossteii, to
| attend the funeral of Mr.. Tim Hoss,
| whose death resulted from injury re-
ceiyed while playing in a game Of base
ball Mr.. Robertson and his son re-
turned home yesterday afternoon. hut
Mrs. Robertson remained over for. a
few days visit with her daughter, Mrs
Sam Hoss.
| Yesterday evening Miss Ola Rober
son. of this place, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ]. Robertson, and Mr.. Luther
Hoilisn were united iii marriage by
Rev. Waller. 1t seems as IL they PM
one over. the '.old folks" and inotored
over near Spring Hill. where thu
prea chersticd the knot. Anyway, yOul
correspondent wishes the mall the good
luck possible.
! Did yen guess 1t
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
Cemetery Work,

. Under date OF the 20th Mr.. Dave
Collie has written the Banner from
Cotton Valley to request that the fnl-
lowing announcement be made: ''Ih0se
who are Interested IN the EMMa Gem
etery are requested to meet with ps
on Saturday, Heptember LIST, tor the
purpose Of cleaning on itx grounds"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23

Mr.. J. $. Alison, Adjutant, has re-
quested the reporter to inform the
members of Loudon Butler Camp,
T.C. ", that they are called to meet
in Benton on saturday, September LIST.
to elect delegates to the State Reunion.
to be held IN Alexandria October 4th
and 9TH next.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
Notice

With a shortening in the days, a
change IN the hours for selling ice
becomes necessary. During the fore
noon please call between ten aud
twelve o'clock, and from three to
six during the afternoon. Only our
ing these hours will he Oh hand to
serve you. and those who do not wish
to J,e disappointed will do well to call
then. Az heretofore, stock at the
Benton Drug Store. j. w. HosIER.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
10 . t

On the public road leading from the
Court House to Cypress Bayon key
ring. containing fiye pr six keys. A
reward Of $3 will be paid for their
return. You may apply at the Banner
Office, or address me.
II: H: MONTGOMERY, Shreveport.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23

included in the wheat belt. Let's re-.
solve to grow next season at leafs az
the wheat we need for home corsunip-a
ton. That will be one way to get
good, wholesome -four tnot the highss
patent poisonous kind and the cxpe-.
rience gained in growing this crop may
stand ~ all iii good stead before tue
close of the big war.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23
Church Announcements.

Church Announcements.
Editor Eossier Banner.
Dear Brother: Please announce that
Il will preach at Benton next Sunday
at eleven o'clock am. and S:15 PM
Everybody invited.
Also state that protracted meeting
will be begun at Ivan next Sunday al
eleven o'clock am. Rev. w. :. Young
will preach during the meeting, and
an earnest request is made that all
the people come and enjoy the great
blessings that God will pour out on /,
praying and working people
Yours fraternally,
JAMES Evans.
Benton, La, August p, 1917.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23

An exchange says that experiments
in suckeriny corn 1show that when tlie
suckers are removed the Yield Is e
little larger However. the EXPENSE g
removing the suckers iii mere than the
value Ut the Increased yield Of corn
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-08-23

The following named II are those
called who did not report for examina-
ton, and all Excepting, of course, the
two hho have already enlisted) are
automatically drafted into the service !:
111T Tom Player Hudson, Benton.
tSert wro4g. address,.
us Henry Clinton Willis, Allenlale.
tEnlisted}.
1880 curtis Roy Roberts. Dublin, Tex.
1f63 Walter stewart, Curtis.
797 Robert Richardson, Shreveport.
1916 William A. Nelson, II a Il 4 |, q u.
ENLISTED in Company Ky.
223 Phemus Green, Taylcrtown.
1850 Willie Clemens, Center Point,
Texus.
| 10 Ernest Murray. Shreveport.
1872 John Jackson Smith, Plain Deal
ing.
| SO Joseph Car, Alden Bridge.
! 30 Will Napoleon, Coifax