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The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
HELD FOR RoBBINc BOX CAR.
Federal Charges Preferred Against
St. James Negro and Italians.

Benny Ford, alias g Long Boy" a
negro, was arrested at Lutcher Mon
day by Chief of Police J. P. Pollet OF
that place, on the charge of being I'M
plicated in the theft of merchandise
from box car Of T. & T. trelghs
train No. SO at a point one mile and
half west of Burton, the night OF
March 1914, for which offense Nick
Gagliano and two Of his sons, Charile
and, Tony, of Welcome, were ia ken
into custody on the 14th inst, by Spe-
cial Officer ]. T. Arteurburn of the 7.
& P. Railroad, with headquarters IN
this city.
The negro was recognized by Chief
Pollet from description furnished by
Mr.. Arteurburn. He was placed IN
Jail at Convent Monday night, and the
following morning was taken to New
Orleans by Officer Arteurburn and
turned over to the federal authorities,
charge of breaking inta1;a freight
car in interstate traffic beng lodged
against him. At the same time Nick
Gagliano and his son, Tony, similarly
charged, were removed from the Con
vent Jail to the parish prison in New
Orleans by Deputy United States
Marshal Woods. Charlie Gagliano,
who is said to have made a clean
breast of the robbery, had previously
been transferred to New Orleans, and
readily identified s'Long Boy as an
aceomplice in the theft, picking out
| the suspect from among crowd OF
other prisoners.
According to Charlie Gagliano, the
negro, in conformity with an agree
ment previously formulated, broke IN
| to the freight car while the train was
taking water at st. James station,
and threw out the stolen goods at
point near the 56-mile post, where
the others were waiting to secure the
booty. Long Boy" who was former
| " brakeman on the Mississippi Val
ley road, then jumped from the FAST
moving train and assisted In remoV-
| ing the merchandise.
The negro is said to have admitted
his participation in the robbery, but
will neither affirm nor deny that he
gained access to the car by breaking
the SEAL
The goods taken comprised ninety.
five pairs Of pants, a quantity OF
thread, writing paper, envelopes,
hardware, coffee, tobacco, twlne, etc.
All Of the merchandise was recovered
bv Officer Arteurburn, some OF it be.
ing found in the two stores conducted
| by Nick Gag1iano and the remainder
in two other stores in the nelgnbor-
hood, also kept by Italiansa
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
Rev. Gonon Assigned to New Post.

Rev. Gonon Assigned to New Post.
Wednesday night, the goth inst, a
farewell supper was rendered Rev. j..
C. Gonon, rector of the New River
Catholic churches, by the gentlemen
of Holy Rosary parish, assisted by the
ladies, in the new presbytery at st.
Anant. Father Gonon having re-
Gently been appointed to the pastor
ate of the Catholic church at Pain
courtville to succeed the late Very
Reverend Canon B. Branche, his par
ishioners took this occasion to express
their deep appreciation Of his efforts
in their behalf during his more than
thirteen years service among them,
and voiced the hope that in his new
field of activity his true worth will be
as well understood and appreciated as
it has been at st. Amant.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
Donaidsonville, La, March 23, 1918

Donaidsonville, La, March %, 1918.
RTOTICE is hereby given TO all rice planters
V who desire to lay siphons across the
nublic roads along the Mississippi river
and Bayou Lafourehe in Ascension parish,
that application for permission to cut through
the road must first be filed with the under
signed. Accompanying each application shall
be II cash deposit of twenty-five dollars,
(s25), which amount shall be held by the
treasurer of the parish to guarantee the
restoration of the road to it's original condl-
ton. In the event the road is not properly
repaired to the satisfaction of the member OF
the police jury residing in the ward wlsnih
twenty days from the date of cutting, the
police jury reserves the right to use all or
any portion of said deposit for the purpose
Of making the necessary repairs SAID
amount of S25 shall be deposited for each cut
made in the road and will be refunded upon
the road being restored to good condition to
the satisfaction of the jury.
This regulation is now in effect and snnst
be strictly complied with.
j. c. KLos. Clerk of Police Jury.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Preparatory to the payment of a
ten per cent dividend, Liquidator
James P. Armitage Of the Peoples
Bank of Donaldsonville has filed his
fifth provisional account of receipts
and disbursements of the funds of
that institution. A synopsis of the
figures contained therein will be pre-
sented in our next issue.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

The many friends of Mrs. Eugene
Melancon, of Belle Helene, who un-
derwent a serious operation at St.
Mary's Sanitarium in Baton Rouge
a short time ago, will be glad to know
that at last reports her condition was
much improved. Mrs. Melancon is a
daughter of Captain and Mrs. William
Grunewald, Of Baton Rouge
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

The birth of son to Mrs. Louis
Travis. Of Tulsa, Okla, formerly Miss
Adele Breaux of this city, will be
learned of with interest by the many
Donaldsonville friends of the happy
young mother. The youngster ar
rived Thursday Of last week, and is
the first child to bless the union of
this estimable couple.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

The Chief learns with pleasure that
Achille Loumiet, one of the patriotic
Donaldsonville boys who has respond
ed to the call to the colors, is now
wearing the chevrons of sergeant,
to which rank he was recently pro-
noted from the grade of private.
Sergeant Loumiet is on duty in the
Hath mobile ordnance repair shop,
Camp Beauregard.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Those wishing to donate articles to
be disposed of for the benefit of Vigi-
liant Hose Company at the big auction
sale to be conducted in the Masonic
Temple Easter Sunday afternoon, are
requested to communicate with Miss
Louise Betz.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Mrs. C. D. DeRussy and her at
tractive young daughter, Miss Paul
inc DeRussy, of New Orleans, spent
last week very pleasantly as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. DeRussy at
their home on Belle Alliance planta-
ton.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Divine services in observance of the
feast of Pesach will be held in the
synagogue of Bikur Cholim Congre-
cation Wednesday, March 27, at Z p.
m., and Thursday morning at lO
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

The many friends Of the H. W.
Barton family, who resided in this
community several years ago, will
learn with interest of the marriage OF
Miss Maude Marion Barton to Thomas
Warren Mcqueen, of Washington, D.
C. The wedding took place Saturday
of last week, March 16, at Mercedes,
Texas, where brother of the bride,
Norwood P. Barton, makes his home.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

John F. Truxillo, of Belle Alliance,
was recently appointed deputy in
come tax collector for this district,
and is one of the corps Of such of
fcers sent through the state by Col
lector Fauntkroy of New Orleans to
assist the taxpayers in making out
their returns.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

& LII. DeHass, one Of the foremost
citizens of the Sorrento community,
paid visit to Donaldsonville Thurs
day and it gave US pleasure to have
him drop in and look over our plant.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Richardson, of
the Sorrento neighborhood, were visi-
tors to Donaldsonville Thursday. The
Chief enjoyed a call from Mr.. Rich
ardson during his stay in town, and it
afforded US much qualification to learn
from him that prosperity is general
throughout his section and the out
look for a continuance of this pleas
ing condition altogether excellent.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

A campaign for books for our boys
at the front is being made this week.
Contributions may be sent to the
Donaldsonville Public Library, in the
high school building, or telephone No.
II and the books will be called for.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
Chamberlain Cough Remedy a
Favorite for Colds,

J. l.. Easley, Macon, ILL.,, Speaking
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,says,
During the past fifteen years it has
been my sisters favorite medicine for
colds on the lungs / myself have
taken it number of times when suf-
fering with a cold and it always re-
lieved me promptly."-(Adv.)
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

A grand dance will be given at
Melancon's hall in Smoke Bend Easter
Sunday night under the management
of Emile Dugas Music will be fur
nished by Claiborne Williams or
chestra. .~>-7
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

The auxiliary Committee in charge
Of the gravel roadsndaS the First Road
District. at meeting Wednesday
night, decided to purchase q COM
bined grader and scariier, Of the type
manufactured by the Adams Road
Machinery CO., for use ON the hard
surfaced highways of the district:
The machine weighs 450O pounds, and
will cost $685.. Al motor truck OF
sufficient power to operate the grader
will be acquired.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

DR.. J. T. Bringier, of Burnside, was
here Thursday to assist in the physi-
cal examinati IN of draft registrants,
having volun cred his services in
response to the request Of the local
exemption board.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
FOR RENT.

THE MODERN. SCREENED COTTAGE in
i Iberville street presently occupied by
DR.. e. K. Sims. Contains two bed
rooms. hall, living room, dining-room, bath
room. k chen and pantry. One of the most
comfortable and desirably situated ho~- IS In
the city. Apply to C. KLINE, Do.aldson-
villa. La
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Claiborne Leroy, a well-known
Donaldsonville boy who is in the en-
ploy of the Griffing Nurseries at Mona,
Texas, arrived here Thursday night in
response to notification from the 10
cal exemption board to appear for
physical examination. Mr.. Leroy
says he is ready to- go to the front
whenever Uncle Sam calls him. He
expects to remain here a few weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Take your novels, or volumes of
poetry, history, travel and biography
to the Donaldsonville Public Library.
They will be sent to the boys "over
there"
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

After spending a month here on 9
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. Oubre, Mrs. R. L. Stewart departed
this week for her home in San An
tonic, Texas, accompanied by her chill
dren.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
Alnhonse Kahn and Abraham Sher-

Alphonse Kahn and Abraham Sher-
man have purchased from Mrs. Valen-
tine Caillier Melancon' lots 2, 8 and 4
in square q, Churchvil1e, each having
a frontage Of Al feet on First street
by depth Of 100 feet. The consid-
Grafton was $1,000, of which amount
one-third was paid cash. We under
stand Messrs. Kahn and Sherman
contemplate establishing an up-to-
date Junk yard on the premises.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Lanny Montero returned Thursday
afternoon from several days stay
at Little Woods, La, where he was
the guest of his brother-in-laW and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Erickson.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

The Chiefs good friend, Pat
seakeiium. true son Of the could
eounthry," remembered us with St
nasriek's day greetings last Sunday in
.sW snss form of a card worded thusly
), Ie can boast of all the wonders and
.ae sights we've iver seen, but if ye've
LIVER aaser oeen to Ireland, where the mis-
chief have We been?"
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Dr.. Clarence Goette went to New
Orleans Monday morning On business
returning Tuesday night.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F. Johnson, at
Ter a stay of several weeks in Don
aldsonville and Convent, departed Fri
day morning for their home in Jen-
nings. Mr.. Johnson is an alb
stractor of titles for a farm loan or
ganization, and during his visit to this
sectlon was engaged on business in
enat capacity.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Mrs. James r. Black, of Abbeville,
spent Monday1and Tuesday in town
as the welcoh guest of Mrs. John D.
Hanson and Mrs. Alex Bloomenstiel.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

All sorts of valuable and useful ar
ticles, as we'll as plenty of good things
to eat and drink. will be adjudicated
to the highest bidder at Vigilant Hose
Company's auction sale Sunday af-
ternoon, March 81. The sale will
take place in the Masonic Temple and
will begin at 3 o'clock.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

President Albert DeIery of the
Commercial and Savings Bank attend
ed the annual convention OF the Lou
isiana Bankers Association held IN
New Orleans Wednesday and Thurs
day. and also participated in the CON-
ference Of Liberty Loan workers
which took place in that city on the
former day. Mrs. Delery and Master
Baldwin Delery accompanied him to
New Orleans, all returning home
Thursday afternoon.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Clark Lebermuth, of Salisbury plan
tation, returned Tuesday from a
brief visit to New Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

After a short visit to New Orleans,
Jacob Lebermuth and Miss Stella
Haas motored to their home on SAILS
burg plantation last Sunday after
noon.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Mrs. Jasmin Tobias returned We'd
nesday night from New Orleans:
where she attended the marriage OF
her sister, Miss Elva M. Breaux, to
Corporal NJ. Gibson Of Co. e, 1l4tn
Engineers. The ceremony was per
formed Tuesday afternoon in the
presbytery of ST. Johns Church, Rev
G.. Frohm officiating. The bridal cou-
ple left Immediately afterward for a
several days stay on the Gulf coast,
following which Corporal Gibson VIII
return to Camp Beauregard to rejoln
his command The host of friends
here Of the attractive bride, an erst-
while Donaldsonville girl, will be IN
terested to learn of her happy mar
riape and will join in the felicitous
expressions occasioned by the pleas
ant event.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Mrs. r. 8. Lemann and her children,
Frank and Fannie May, are spending
the weekend with relatives in New
Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Mrs. Levering Moore, of New Or
leans, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Lemann during her short stay
in town. -.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
SATURDAY., MARCH %, 1918.
WANTED.

Competent bookkeeper, lady or
gentleman. Apply to The Fashion
Store, Donaldsonville, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Police Juror E. D. Dixon, of the
eighth ward, was transacting busines,
here Friday.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Mrs. S. J. Achee was a recent vis-
itor to relatives in Houma.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Phone II to get particulars of the
book campaign now on for the men in
khaki.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

Ulysse Hebert's hall at Grand "a
Won will be the scene of an enjoyable
entertainment the night Of Easter
Sunday, March 81. when the lucky
dances given periodically at this pop
ular resort will be resumed after nav
ing been suspended throughout the
Lenten season. Extensive prepara-
tons for the event are being made oy
Mr.. Hebert, and it goes without say
ing the function will be a distinctly
successful and delightful one in every
particular.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

The host of friends OF Miss Regina
Bernadette Courreges, the lovely
young daughter Of Mrs. Charles T.
Courreges, of this city, will be IN
terested to learn of her marriage to
Claude Mallory, of Mineola. Texas,
which was solemnized March II al
Tyler, Texas, in the. presence OF
small number of relatives and friends
Following the ceremony the happy
couple left for honeymoon trip 70
Dallas and other points in Texas, az
ter which they will return to Mlneoia
and go to housekeeping in the pretty
bungalow the groom has made ready
for his winsome bride. The Chle1 ex.
tends congratulations and the best Oh
good wishes.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
RICE PLANTERS TAKE NOTICE

Join the home gardeners.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
Shoes of Selected Leathe,
At The Price Of Substitutes

When you GET shoes of supesrade like these with
why the risk Of buying shoes you can't
be certain of
The foremost factor in making Sclz Shoes selecting
fine leather FIRST There of grades that
alike and judge them accurately takes yeas of training
such az Selz specialists are famous for.
Even the Innings tested for durability by practcea
experts. Such skill ths gives Selz Shoes reserve
strength that is famous
The spring styles just wonderfully attractive.
We have lasts that make it easy to fit any foot.
Come in and see them while the lines new
and complete.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23

The name SEX" is never on leather limitations
That 10 one reason why handle Selz Shoes In times
like these this feature is doubly important you who
buy shoes.
For examples the counters at the heels built Of
leather instead of fiber Fiber the for the
manufacturers who it. but is harsh the foot and
often causes blsters
The Selz Leather Counter molds itself to your heel
IL 10 snug and comfortable until the shoe is
So it is with soles inner soes heels and other Of
the shoe where Sex builds of leather and leather alone
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-05

sfelliber paa iin 2on0iggningstur,
fan na11 berfor iifffc eiigre ,1oget ior-
1,auufttgere end at afIRgge ct 8eigg bog
bam % lpprge bam til Gnoos.
5por Der er ltor 5pglling efter
2ono, er Der ogiao grug for mango
til at ialge 2a,1oet ellcr til at anpiie
Solf~ bpor De fan erbpl6e &onelteao.
81 beiegte 6erfor ct treble Sirnno i
8clliber, nemIig 5irmnet &i1nep &
Mrmltrorg, iom ogiao bao0e ialger
2an6 % bjalper Soft til at l,opelge
.bercs Some tea6. 9e bar tore 2anb-
ftrGfni,tger for 5alg, % 9riien Ct
Lab % &etingclierne laa gl,1itige, at
felp ben melt 11beniolcoe Tan blioe
5irmaet {nlger ogfaa
.5omter lige ino til 8pen, ififfeoe for
oenI Iom peb Sioen al fit regelmpsz
ll9e NrpeJOe pf1rer al 0r1De eli m1l0re
5orm. 5ir1naet er bel aniet. pg pi on-
befoler benz paa set bebite til ct Be-
ipg for por6en6e 2%anbiggere.
4eroppe bilite pi oglaa paa ell al
Statens 8ioneerer, 11emli9 Sen elif-
bGrbige Mpotbefer &r. 8olter sSobn-
ion, iom fortalte os, at ban bar lepet
i Minneioto i 80 @or og iaale0es bar
ieet belle bel1 betDoelige l1Obifling,
Tom er foreguaet / nlle 6isle Mar.
0o ri bapbe cit SO Miles Sur til
boge til 8cn1ibji ipelrte, fllltoe hi life
n0itrpfffe 8egget ret 1pnge. Gi bar
imi61erti6 bel fornsjet meb l16flng=
ten, ipm babbe gipet os geo Mnleo=
ming til at le oer1i1e rige Sci al set
noroligc Mtmeloto.
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Rompagni at ben gal1le &aptoilns
@egiment ferbigt til at lpringe freM7
oDer en- gaffeffam for ct tioligt
Morgenangreb. On al Be alore Ser
.geanter, en- ganlmel beirbibt Soloat,
fom ri bill fal6e Bill, bar. beo at
binoe ct tort riot 2ommetprfIpoe
til Mnnbingen at fin &iffe1. SONS
Geloton, iom Lao Dpfning lige bag
.barf, iaa paa bam, me6ens bon fnpt-
te6e &nuoerne. gu, Drenge," laaos
Sill, u1taar 5lejteiignulet gaor, flor.
,mer ri eoer 8affefalmnen, % loa
fuar Ri CUBS Mapn gipe 9piferne
bet, ii fan. ler alle lanume11 set
te 2ommeterfleoe. Sc rigtigt paa
Oct. S pl ie, at leg bar malet Ste
gimentsfanens 5arber paa Set, iao
S Tan lite tage fell. Noar pi fom-
1ner ober, trrfer ieg, ri pil blipe
itrgeoe Ell 5ml1le omfri1rg. Maar S
fgler, at S bar gioh alt, bnab S fan,
for at gipre oct be6t for Sje1,bem,
% Ie bare efter bette 2omn1eterflGz
De % flof jer ON 0et!" @an blep
rg6 % ligelom ifamful6 % f%ortiat-
te:: ySpoo jog pil6e iige, bar, at jeg
gierne bil6e, at S, Drenge, ifulbc
fe paa bette 2ommetgrflpoe, ipm. ON
oct bar ben gGnnle Mcginuntsfone
fra Depotet / 8ltgbtp. ~ 6eroig
lille Wall6,. naar Slpjtciigno1et IT,
Der"
Gent ont Mftcnen lmnme Sag
tom en- Mfoeling SDgeb9rere meb
@in ligge,loe pno en- 8oare. @on
bar baarbt ioaret ng oloeles oper-
1prgjtet mes Sgle, men bon' in1ileoe.
So 6an heb bruet 1re6 til 5orbin=
DingS1tationen, fu11oe oerpGrenoe 29=
&c fife foritaa, bborfor ban iffe par'
at formaa til at aab1re fit p%enitre
&oon6. Men Set, BON babbe / @aa11<
ben, par ct ianlme11rl1llet 2ommetgr=
flpoe, molet oper meo &egtmentets
!5orber og jennembullet al 4ugIer.
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Sc 9aniffpbtes 9%eltaselie i Tjcroc
. Snli 5eiterne.

Oe oaniffG0te Wnerifa11ere bar
pberalt me6 8egeiitritg f11gt Spfor=
6ringen til I Mar at gi6re 4. Sltli
til cit iprlig Mprfe6ag for 6e Srem=
meofgote. s Sc itore 8ber, bbor
Der Dor ct tilitrpffeligt Mntal al
oanif 5eoie1 eller %Mfitam1,i,1g, bill oe
beltage me6 egne Spto9, og Nrpii=
Dent 8illon bar uotrpffeligt 11otolt
9nifet om, at bber @r,1ppe optreber
for fig for iaaleoes at marfere SEN
amerifanlfe Natip1ts Gnbe6 netop
gjennem 6eres brpgebe 5omm1emj let
ming.
s Chicago, bbor SSacob 81. Miis
2igaen ia bar til &obe0ie6e, Dar
9anlferne SEN fpr1te Mation, ser tog
fat poa 46e Sl,li 6et1igbeoerne.
Sfient oe lige mes iaa 9%lin1re1,6e ct
Hdultat bop6e bol6t oeres ltore 2op=
INSTRUMENTATION, leie6e Sc nl1
@umbolot 8arf, og 8rogramn1et for
Dogen lpoer paa Oplasning al NrG-
i1oentens 8uoifab og l1afbengig=
DeoserflpringeM patriotilfe Goler
pao Gngelif og Donif, @elfomme,,
til oe ,1pe 8orgere> Mfipngelie al
Natioralldngen og @ebtagelie al en-
~patrfotiif &eiolution.
S &aci11e, san Srancisco, Min.
l1eapolis oio. bill Doniferne life ltoo
tilboge, og oct famine gjeI6er oe
1tore oonife 5ettlementer. Mlleneg>
tic er man beltelnt pan at biie 9p=
lferne, at bcres Baaltunb ON, at
Nmerifa iffe er Ell Mation, men e1t
5nmling al l1~lan1nten1 melteltge Sea-
tionoliteter, Ell en- preusiiif 2pgn pg
n6en 500 / Sirfeligbeoen. s Smaba
bill 9aniferne / iluttet Erop oeltage
/ 4. Suli Naraoel1, men ser bill iffe
bltbe afbpl0t 11ogen ier1ig oo1rif
Set, ioet ma1 ct blebet e1ig ON at
ofboloe en- gigantic DemonI fratio1l
for alle ~6remmeofsote.
S Seem Sort far Sc 0oniffpote
Mmerifauere lagt ct fort Nrogruln
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. De mgoer
! Eorooen meo ufloots", fremltinen-
De set 6anife @s0e &ors; Daniib
Women's- Gtpic 2eagl1e;; Daniferer
Wtarfoe, Der r0faite0e Nlone,1 til
Stjernebanneret dip. 8lanbt Sc mar
~1cberenoe bill fin6es oonife Mg6re
meo S61ner / 9Rren, bop icouts'
al oo1tif Mfifamning og en- Del 6alt-
tie Betera1er fra 0anmorfs fi6lte
&rig me6 GpifInn6. Men Sen met
on1talte &erion i set 6anife Dptog oa
n1ooife ! belle 8ara6en bliper oog
NOT en- %1o0zaarig Dof1ifer ira Seem
Seriep, Tom man boaber ot,faa til at
oeltage, og bbis sgnner fpmpebe /
Borgerfrigen, mebens 6 al bans
5er1elgnner itaar UNDER Semen MI.
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@fep fri fpr Mcnmatisme.

Wteb Fri for Hcnmattsme. uJor
no9le Mor itben," ifriper Sr. @11it
Da1ell fra &uleton, aani., ~leo jeg
orfnr0eligt al &%opeopine % &eu=
og bleo meget ipaffet. @f=
ter at bope taget nog1e foa SLATER
8eters &1trifo blep jeg fltl0lte11-
Dig fritz" Dette gamle, belprebe6e
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