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By Jack Joseph Smith
Clebenege Clever
four on face
on a railroad
train on the
West Coast,
Passed it on to
a grey student at
the Police Academy
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
This fragment feels like a note of transfer and destination, tying movement across the West Coast to a strangely formal handoff.
The page is fragmentary, but the travel image is clear: a railroad line, the West Coast, and a passing-on to a student at the Police Academy. It reads like an anecdotal shard where geography and institution briefly meet.
A fragmentary anecdote of transfer: something 'on a railroad / train on the / West Coast' is 'Passed it on to / a grey student at / the Police Academy', briefly joining geography to institution under the odd title 'Clebenege Clever'. This reading remains provisional because the page transcript is partial/OCR-uncertain.