ONE-MAN DUEL. PARIS, Oct. 11. All Paris is laughing at the revolver “duel” arranged to take place in the Hois de Boulogne between two jounalists, M. Marcel Coulaud and M. Rene D’JxeUe, who had had “serious d’fFo.-. ences.” The announcement was made with duo solemnity by lion Soir, a journal which loves to poke fun on all possible occasions.
Yesterday there was a solemn procession of taxicabs to tho Rois de Boulogne. Tbe police were waiting, and ns principals and seconds got out of their cabs, accompanied by their doctor, they " were officially informed that tho duel f could not take place. ! Tin's statement was unnecessary, for Marcel Coulaud and Rene D’Txolle arc the signatures of one and the same person. Ron Soir laughs good-humoredly over) its amusing hoax.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1921, Page 4
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