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The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-15
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Nv VIOLET Z. JOHNSON

Harold Larson returned to his home
Tuesday, having spent the past week
With his aunt and uncle near Wash
burn.
Lars jacobson and Walter Ora
barkowitz motored to Bismarck Wed
nesday.
Effie Erstrom spent the weekend
at the home Of her parents.
Sunday guests ut the Walter Ora
barkewitz home were Mrs. A. G.
Wilde and two children and Lois
Richert OF Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Hagen and two Children,
Mrs. G. Jacobson and Edger, Violet
johnson and Alice Simons.
Laverne and Alice Simons and Vio-
let johnson visited at the Erickson
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynard Splitter are
the parents Of q son born at the VIII
ton hospital Saturday. March 10.
Mrs. Albert Larson is visiting At
the home Of her sister. Mrs. Art
Franklund this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Erstrona and
family visited at the Jacobson home
Friday evening.
Fern simons and Laverne Stran-
demo Of Bismarck spent the week
end at the Walter Simons home.
H. Z. Scott, Mr.. and Hrs. Theo
ouanrud and family. Mr.. and Mrs
r. Z. Hagen, Anette and Helen An
deraon and Vearl Holden were viSl-
tors ct the Jacobson home sunday.
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By MRS. FLORENCE BoRNER

Mrs. Walter Coleman was guest Of
honor at a party which was held at
the Herman Meyer, ST.. home Tues
day evening, the occasion being the
birthday OF Mrs. Coleman Cards
were the main diversion with refresh
ments served by the hostess at mid
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eliason and fam
lily were Sunday guests at the Alvin
Nordstrom home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Peterson and
Mrs. Peterson's father VIM Glitisks
Of Bismarck, Andy Peterson and Her
man Kickul and son Herman, Jr., were
Sunday evening visitors at the Rich
ard Borner home.
Christ Anderson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Anderson, and Miss Alice
Gordon Of Wilton, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Gordon were married
in Bismarck Thursday. The newly
weds will make their home In Bald
win,
Mrs. Victor Nelson and infant
daughter, Anna Mae have returned
home from . two weeks stay in Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Berg and family
accompanied by Noel Borner motored
to Mandan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whittid and
family were callers In Bismarck thu
latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Herman Meyer Sr. was hostes.
to the Crofte Star homemakers clut
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knownly Dorman snt
family and Miss Alive Swanson anc
Otto Swanson were Saturday evening
guests at the Alvin Nordstrom home
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Callers IN Linton Tuesday from
this vicinity were Steve Koppy and
son Frank and wallace Kyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ohlh4user
moved Monday on their farm near
Ha5elton where they will make their
future home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ohlhauser were
shopping IN Linton Friday.
Miss HildA SchiermeisteF spent THU
weekend at the Godfrey orenz
home.
Visitors ct the John Ohlhsuser. sr.
home Friday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Koppy and daughters and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ohlhauser and
sons. fs ...s@.s
Frank Chesrown spent saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and
daughters, Elizabeth and Rsgfna. wer(
dinner guests q the Charles Ender,
home o. Temvik Sunday. n
night IN Linton With hls family.
Albert Qoehring, who sisAa patient
| II the 81. Alexius hospital. - BIS
mArck. = slowly recoveTjng, and sx'
pects to b hoGne this Eweek. Tex
n P
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Welch's Spur


Alfred Born called at the Doppler
home Tuesday morning.
G. K. Boyd, e. E. Baker and Lau-
renee and Leo Doppler called at the
Robert WEIGH home Tuesday.
Mack Trembley visited In Menoken
Tuesday.
Friends of Otis Davenport will be
interested to hear that he Is In Port
land, Oregon, visiting his mother.
Otto Dorman, Chester Boyd and
Robert WEIGH we're in Bismarck
Wednesday.
Donald Mclean called at the Ches-
ter Boyd and Robert Welch homes
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clifford Craven entertained
the Menoken Homemakers club
Thursday afternoon.
Laura WEIGH spent Thursday night
at the Paul Hanson home with Alice
and Margaret.
Lawrence and Leo Doppler dined at
the home of their sister, Mrs. Robert
Welch, Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. D. King called at the G. K.
Boyd home Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Craven call
ed at Boyd school No. Friday for
Luella Tollefson. Miss TollefSon
visited and dined at the Craven home
that evening.
George Scarborough. Merwyn Baker.
Mrs. Robert WEIGH. Margaret Moran
and Lawrence Doppler were In Bis
marck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Baker enter
tanned with five tables of bridge Sat-
urday evening. Russell Tollefson won
high score. The occasion was in hon
or Of Mr.. Bakers and Leo Dopplers
birthday anniversaries.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam and
family motored to Wilton with their
nephew Sunday. He Is en- route to
his father In Montana.
VIM. Cameron of south of the Spur
has left for Iowa where he will visit
for sometime.
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and Mrs. Geo. Montgomery shopped
At the Capital City Monday.

and Mrs. Geo. Montgomery shopped
at the Capital City Monday.
Mrs. Samuel Schuler returned home
from q weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Washburn. Her sister,
Miss Agnes Brenniese, returned with
her to spend week visiting here.
The Walter Leben family have
moved to the Ollenburger house in
Wilton.
Howard Langhousen visited Leo
nard Backman Saturday.
The girls Sunshine club met at the
Less Miller home Saturday afternoon.
Bill Pfau has returned from Wash
ington to visit relatives and friends
here.
Miss Aileen Splitter returned home
from Macomber where she has been
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fox visited at
the Joe Warmka home Friday.
Carl Erickson, who has been Nv-
ing on the Lind place east Of Wilton,
moved to the Fred Anstrom place
Saturday.
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Brittin
~ o. DUTroN

M. and Mrs. Mathene of near
Haxelton visited several days last
week with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Day.
i There will be . double miscellane.
Gus shower given at the Chas. Moffit
home In Moffit In honor Of Mrs.
Gladys Moffit Doehle and Mrs. Kath-
crime Bruce Hayes on Saturday ATT
ernoou, March II. All friends Ia the
Brittin vicinity are invited.
Visitors at the p. i. Ke1ehAW
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmanuel Wohl and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Houn and family q
Linton. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard smith
and daughter Of Sterling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merwell Beard and family ana
Miss Rose Giovannonoi.
Mrs. o. Dutton and family ana
Miss Clara Mauk were Thursday eve
ming supper guests ct the Homer
Andrews home.
Miss Margaret McMurrich. who mas
been in Bismarck with ter mother
for the past month. spent SUNDAY
nisht at the Alfred 0lovarp home.
Mrs.. Reed, who has been quite ~ Tor
some time at the Slovarp home, VIII
return to her home near McKen1e
n the near future, and Miss McAdur-
rich viii assist with the work there.
Capital City visitors Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Hoover, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Richard Day and Mrs. Q. DutSon
aud family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Andrews VISIT
ed saturday At the Morrison home.
Homer and Lester Andrews ana Al.
fred Dutton were Bismarck VISITORS
IN the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baker gave z
party Saturday night tor about g
friends, the occasion being MT.
Bakers snd Leo Doppler's birthdays
Progressive whist was played ana =
lunch was served ct midnight.
Little Marjorie McMurrtch nas
zen out OF school for = week with
4 badly wrenched ankle. sustained
while riding horseback.
Mr.. Ida Doan Is hack on the farm
again afsef several days. stay N ES'
marck. 49,
The Misses Alice and Clara Mauk
snent Friday night at tho FRANK
Mauk home In ,Moffit. Saturday .
their home south Of 4offit. ana sat
urday night and Sunday at tho Aiks
Hanson hpsne.
A wedding dance and shower wa
siyen at the Buchanan conSolidaIeo
sctool Friday night IN honor q Ar'
and NrS. EaSl Steiner. Mn. STEINER
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Gl,ylini


Mrs. o. W. Bsckman and children
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Benton
Backmau and children Sunday att
ernoon.
wills and Ellis Gill shopped in the
Capital City Monday.
Earl Davis visited with his brotner.
Paul Davis, Of near Wing Sunday ATT
ernoon.
A surprise party was held In honor
of Mrs. Nels Aim at the Nek Aim
home Saturday evening.
station, Margaret and Eunice Davis
visited ct Emil Backman's home near
wilton Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber Noon and chill
dren 81 wilton visited with Mr.. and
Mn. Nels Aim and fsmily over the
weekend.
Mr. ana Mrs. L. W. Davis and
daughters spent Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosendahl and
daughters.
Mis- Marylin johnson visited Mon
day afternoon with Miss Margaret
Gill;,
Mis- Faith Bacnnan spent the
weekend at her parental home here
| in :ohylin.
Mr. ana Mrs. I. ". Davis visited
Friday With Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Scott.
Psul Coleman spent Monday At his
| parental home.
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Heat0rl
BY SARAH HENLE

A quitting party was held at the
Heinle home Wednesday for Mrs. T.
r.. Laggie.
Miss Mary Laggie was an overnight
guest at the w. Grewe home We'd
nesday.
Bernard Hall called at the A. +.
Heinle home Tuesday.
Peter fiallan was q supper guest ut
the Andrew Heinle home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar williams were
shoppers at Washburn Tuesday.
John Shearer called on Edwin
Heinle Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl shearer and
daughter Dolores moved to their farm
near Regan Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Keck were shop
pers at Washburn Tuesday.
Mrs. Tillie Polonsky and son were
callers at the Heinle and Bill Brez-
den homes Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Keck were
callers ct the August Keck home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammack and
Vernon Morrison were visitors at the
e. p. Laggie home Sunday.
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Trgg
y MRS. GEORGE NILSSON

Miss Hilma Olson opened her school
in Trygg No. I for 3h months and
will close at examination time.
The Eva Sheldon place in Trygg has
been repaired and the Fricke family
will move there next week. The Wal
lace Falkenstein family will move on
the Monroe farm where Fricke's re-
sided.
Hugo Nelson and Pete Zander mo-
tored to Coleharbor one day this
week.
Irene, Francis and Batty Fitzger-
aid from near Regan were supper
guests Sunday at the George Nelson
home.
Floyd Anderson visited Wednesday
at the Nelson brothers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson, Ger
aid, Gwendolyn, Sam Brown and
Lennart Olson were guests Wednes-
day night with Mrs. A. Kruger and
daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Martinson.
Charlie Trygg and Carl Larson Wis
tied last Saturday with John Kruger
in the Bismarck hospital where he
was taken last Friday. He had three
bones broken below the knee from
q fall from his horse.
Irene Anderson and Lawrence
Stocks accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nelson to Bismarck Friday.
Selmer Ownes took Mrs. A. Kruger
and daughter Mrs. Lawrence Martin
son to Bismarck to visit with John
Kruger at the Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Trygg and son
Alvin made q trip to Bismarck Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nelson and chill
dren from Montana came to visit his
parents, Nels Nelson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and
Violet and Mrs. Lena Lundquist mo-
tored to Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Engdahl and
family and Victor Nelson from Gibbs
came Wednesday night to visit at
the home of Nels Nelson's.
Mrs. Lena Lundquist left Thursday
for Killdeer to visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bert Faust and family. She
has been visiting another daughter.
Mrs. Albin Spangberg.
A surprise party was held Satur-
day night at the George Nelson home.
The evening was spent informally. Re-
freshments were served at midnight
by the hostess.
Eva and Ella Trygg came home
from Mckenzie to spend the weekend
at their parental home.
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Taft
By MRS. 2. N. dosNEY

Anton Obery was . Sterling calle,
Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid met ct tho home
Of Mrs. p. NJ. dosney Wednesday
The afternoon was spent quilting
The next meeting will be April 4th
z. B. Lash was . caller In Bis
marck Wednesday.
Henry swindling and sons Rex and
Harry were Bismarck callers Wednes-
day.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz and Carl
Olson called at the Jessen home
Thursday.
Mrs. Max Lang, Mrs. Horace Fair
child and Mrs. Charles 0askill visit
ed Friday afternoon ct the Presley
NJ. 0osney home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jessen, Mr..
and Mrs. John Benz and Carl Olson
visited Thursday night At the Her
man Nieman home.
Miss Ann Hayes spent Saturday
visiting with relatives In Moffit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Elness called
at the p. M. 0osney home Friday
afternoon.
Ewin Baeth was q Moffit caller
Thursday afternoon.
Laverne Richardson was q caller
In Driscoll Friday afternoon.
Pete Youngreen transacted business
In Sterling Saturday.
Eunice Jessen and Edna Mae Cos
ney visited with Velma Dyrstad In
Sterling Saturday.
Mrs. Horace Fairchild called at the
Selmer Dyrstad home In Sterling
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Marian Lewis spent Sunday
at her home here.
Earl Gaskill accompanied Floyd
Belk on q business trip to Wing Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Gaskill called at the
Walter Reed home Sunday.
The Seth Parker program under the
auspices Of the Sterling church was
we'll attended Sunday night. Mr..
Howard, the well known impersonator
Of Seth Parker, was assisted by cast
Of residents OF the community.
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HE OWES NO ONE
D ONE
Regan. N. OAK.
March ;. 1884

810 NJ VXvH
Regan, N. Oak.
March ;, 1894.
Editor. Tribune!
AZ : delegate Of Esthervtlle town
ship. the strongest Nonpartisau town.
ship In the county, I feel It my duty
to let my constituents know that my
name was used by party to forward
its cause without my cosaseut O.
knowledge.
I went to Bismarck with the inten-
ton Of going to the convention at
O'Clock g always was done In the
past. ! was asked out to dinner with
. friend on the Langer payroll, at
which time ] learned there had al.
ready been caucus and everything
was cut and dried.
When I returned from dinner I was
asked By another friend to come up
TO his room ct the Patterson hotel,
and there ! found . caucus Of anti
LANCER delegates and anti.Langer
payrollers, and was asked to be al
lowed to put my name on the ballot
kas delegate to Valley City which ]
consented, but at no time consented
to 60 TO jamestown q . delegate to
the rump convention.
! did not participate Id any run1p
convention and did not serve On any
resolution committee nor did not
know anything about the resolutions
TIL four days afterward, while at q
neighhor's where ] read It IN The
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Ecklund


A number Of friends attended the
party at the Laurence Fisher home
Wednesday night. Music was fur
nislaed by the Gaub brothers. "A
delicious lunch was served at mid
night.
Chas. Krots was . caller in VII
ton Wednesday.
Visitors at the Steve Murray home
Sunday were Tony Kregorick, Nor
man Holden, Gerald Lief, Jimmy
Cunningham, Leonard Splitter and
Frank fartyka.
Pete Meyer was . caller ut the
Carl spit1er home Tuesday.
Grace Johnaon Of BeulAh, N. D.,
was an overnight guest Of Louise
Fisher "wednesday. She returned
Thursday 70 Wilton where she has
spent the last few weeks visiting with
her sister and brother -in-law, Mr.
md Mn. WIlred Christison.
Nr. and Mrs. Carl 6pitaer, sou
E6beft. dnughter Anainda and Mr
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Hazlegrove


Andrew Kraft and Lester Hawkins
called at Roy Papke's Tuesday.
Lester Hawkins called Sunday at
the Ben Klagenburg home.
Mrs. Roy Papke called "wednesday
at the Hazlegrove home.
Bill Derlin, Ed. Papke and Roy
Papke left Thursday for Lennon, g.
D.. to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernol Goldsmith
took Mrs. Charlie March and chill
dren back home to Cathay Sunday
They have been visiting here for q
while.
Fred Wetzle and John Goldsmith
called on Roy Hazlegrove Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers return
ed home Thursday from points II
South Dakota and Minnesota where
they were visiting relatives.
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Report Eight Held
In Bremen Kidnaping

Minneapolis, March 15.-tP,-The
Minneapolis Tribune Thursday said
United States department of Justice
agents and an Oklahoma sheriff. on
the trail Of suspects in the $20o. 600
kidnapping Of Edward q. Bremen, st.
Paul banker, Thursday raided q re-
mote Usage county farm house and
seized six men and two women,
Among the men arrested was Glen
Roy Wright, reputed head Of south.
west gang Of desperadoes whose &C.
tivities have extended as far north
Is Minnesota.
washington dispatches confirmed
the raid and arrest of the gang but
made no mention Of the Bremer case,
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6chnaible, also q patient there, 4
recovering nicely from q ruptured ap-
pendix.
Visitors at the Herman Backhaus
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weber and family and Mr.. and Mrs
George Smith, all Of Linton, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Backhaus ana family, Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Koppy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Schiermeister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus
and sons, John and Herbert, motored
to Eureka, 8. D., returning home the
same evening.
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was formerly Miss Elsie 6oule, and
number Of old friends from this
community attended. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. soule accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Steiner to their new home In
Colwood, Mont.
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Lyman


A birthday party was held Tor Emo
Eckholm a& his home last Friday eve
ming.
Alex Randa was m overnight guest
of Victor Maxi Thursday.
Mn. eeth 0ylder and daughter
QyuellA 0aylene returned home from
Alaxaudria. MINI. where they IT
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WOULD FAVOR TOWNSFOLK
Baldwin, N. Daks
March 5. 1894

i a
| Baldwin, N. Daks
March s. 1894
Editor, Iribusss:
We the undersigned do hereby pro-
test against the laying off OF men
who live In or near Baldwin, on CWA
project Just east of Baldwin, In pre-
ference to farmers for the following
reasons:
/. The men living in town have
no other means of support.
2. We believe that this work was
intended for men which are not on
farms.
3. Several farmers now working We
believe can make their living without
this work.
I. We do not believe the intention
Of the officials at Washington. D. c.,
was to give this kind of work to any
one unless he really needed it.
S. Our food must all be bought In
stores, whereas the farmers raise most
all of theirs, and have very little to
buy in order to live.
6. Most of us are married men with
families and must have work or get
relief.
Z. Most farmers received wheat al
lotment money and will receive money
for hogs raised in the past, whereas
we do not get any Of it.
We want to be put back to work or
a satisfactory statement published in
the Bismarck Tribune, showing why
we should be laid off in preference to
many farmers who are now working
and who do not need to work and can
make their living farming.
Drawn up and signed this 5th day
of March, 1894, and a copy sent to the
following:
First copy to THE CWA Headquar-
ters," Washington, p. G.
Second copy to The CWA office,
Bismarck, N. d.
Third copy to "Tl1e Bismarck Trib-
une" to be published In the Peoples
Forum.
Fourth copy to "The unemployed"
of Baldwin, N. D.
Edmund Rupp,
Baldwin, N. D.
Otto Hogue
Alphonso Erickson
Fred o. Nelson
Jake Kaiser
John A. Nordstrom
Ernest A. Rupp
Edwin Meyers.
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without my consent or knowledge.
I went to the convention unln'
structed and was not invited to the
LANCER caucus, refused to participate
in any rump convention so owe no
individual nor group OF individuaD
a political debt or obligation.
Yours truly,
FRED G. UHDE
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The palace at Versailles, at the
time OF Louis XIV. could accom-.
modate 10000 persons,
The Washington times., 1934-11-24

been the works, how could he
have so neatly turned the others
over to me one at time? They
had been absolutely cornered. It
was be killed fighting, or sur.
render and be hanged. They had
no other way out. The police
had Vance, who could and would
tell them that the little buzzard
was the headman-there wasn't
even a chance for him beating
the courts with his age, his weak
ness and his mask of being driven
around by the others.
And there had been-with no
choice but to accept his offer.
Otherwise lights out for me. I
had been putty in his hands, his
accomplices had been putty. He
had slipped the cross over on
them as they had helped him slip
it over on the others-and I had
sent him safely away.
Now I could turn the city up
side down for him-my promise
had been only to get him out Of
the houSe-but ..
What a life!
CHAPTER XIII
I'm Tom-Tom Carey" he
said, drawing the words.
I nodded at the chair beside
my desk and weighed him in
while he moved to it. Tall, wide
shouldered, thick-chested, thin
bellied, he would add up to say
a 100 pounds. His swarthy face
was hard as a fist, but there was
nothing ill-humored in it. 1t was
the face of man of 40-something
who lived life raw and thrived on
it. His blue clothes were good and
he wore them well.
In the chair. he twisted brown
paper around charge of the
makin'S and finished introducing
himself:
I'm Paddy the Mex's brother"
thought maybe he was tell
ing the truth. Paddy had been
like this fellow in coloring and
manner.
That would make your real
name Carrera," I suggested.
Yes" He was lighting his
cigarette. Alfredo Estanislao
Cristobal Carrera, if you want all
the details"
1 asked him how to spell Estan-
islao, wrote the name down on a
slip of paper, adding alias Tom