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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26
THE BOYS AND BASEBALL

II seems as if every boy had right to learn
TO play baseball and TO play ii as well as il is in him
TO do a. It may be thought that every American
hid gets that right naturally. but a lot do not Many
may be located so far from any playground OF
open space that they never have the chance. Many
tirnid and shrinking little fellows who long to
play. bat do not dare to force their way among the
mere aggressive youngsters, so they never get a
chance that should be their birthright as young
Americans.
They need it because it helps them acquire
physical vigOr. to do quick and accurate thinking
10 learn the lesson Of subordinatiOn Of their own
desires to the interests Of team play.
In the cities where adequate arrangements are
made for playground work, the boys and girls Oh
tain great benefits from participation in baseball
and such games. Boys that are playing bali vigor-
ously are not getting trained TO lawbreaking
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DAILYLESSONS IN
ENGLISH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY w. L. GORDON

Words often misused: Don't
say che is going to fix the broken
table" Say repair"
Often mispronounced: Ration.
The a pronounced as in day" is
preferred to a as in at"
Often misspel!ed: Develop
ment.
Synonyms: Preceding, pre-
vious, prior, preliminary, precc-
dent, former, foregoing.
Word study: use word three
times and it is yours" Let us in
crease our vocabulary by master
ing one word each day. Today's
word; Promptitude; the quality
of being prompt. "He followed
the directions with wonderful
promptitude."
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LOOK AND LEARN

By A. c. GORDON

/. What two regions are the
largest sheep-raising places in the
world?
. Who was COMMANDMENT
Chief Of the United States army
during the Mexican War?
2 What is the hardest Of all
of the minerals?
i. What city Is the CONNER
cjaI metropolis Of all British
America?
5 What Is the purest com
mercial form Of gelatine?
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SerInI No. nIssh1

Department of the Interior, U. g.
Land Office at Gainesville. Fla.
May ). 1926.
NOTICE is hereby Eiven that
Myrtle l.. Sims. of Big Pine. Flor
ida. who. on August II, 1894. made
Homestead Entry. No. 01S855. for
Lot 5. Section Il. Township &c $.
Range 90 E, Tallahassee Meridian.
has filed notice of intention to
make Communication Proof. to estab-
fish claim 10 the land above de
scribed. before Clerk Circuit Court.
at Key West. Florida. on the 24th
day of June. 1896.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
John J. Landers, OF Bis Pine,
Florida.
Oscar W. Johnson. OF Big Pine.
Florida.
william II. Sands, of Big Pine,
Florida.
Minnie L. Duke. Of Big Pine. Flor
ida.
GEORGE c. GROIN.
may1o-SQt Register.
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Well, another American has gore
10 the north pole and returned the
visit which 1t paid us last winter.
There are enough amateur golf
crs in the United States to end the
British coal strike.
Woman poisoned her husband in
Chicago, but then she had been mar
ried to him for fifteen years.
Coolidge. president, went cruising
on the Potomac. He's so quiet we
would enjoy going fishing with him.
It's wise pawnbroker who locates
next to a hootIegging joint.
Some people ARE so silly they
worry even when they haven't any
almost grown daughters.
Copyright 1926. NEA Service. Incl
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STEWARDS ID
WASHINGTON LETTERcg3AsF

himself exclusively to foreign affairs.
His activities are manifold. He can
kin things he doesn't like At his
bidding. things he does like thrive.
and wax fat and hearty.
These are among the things he
can do. and he does 'em all the time
NATURALLY Jim is busy. but.
L ' believe me. he isn't hurried or
fused t
Wanting to see him. I dropped
into his office the other day. lie
doesn't hang out in the house Office
building. like an ordinary representa-
tive He has sumptous quarters In
the Capitol itself
There he was. sitting behind a per!
fectly clear desk resting himself,
apparently with not thing I'm the
world on his mind. The idea is, I
take it. he's an executive. He man
ages Others do the physical toiling
and moiling while he works his beam
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
NEA Service Writer

WTASHINGTON - Representative
w James r. much better known
as Jim. Begg of Ohio candid
~ admits that he likes his job
He rather thinks he likes it better
than he would a Senate seat
This isn't hard to understand. In
the Senate Begg would be simply a
senator. at any rate for quite awhile.
until he had time to get said seat
warm. He's one of the three most
powerful members of the house right
now.
$ss
H1IIE three are Speaker Long
4 worth. Representative John @
Tilson. ma jority floor leader. and
Jim Begg. assistant leader.
DIEGO is chairman. also. of the
I'D house foreign affairs commit
tee. which is one of the most
important of them all.
But don't imagine that he confines
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snrinI N. n1ss4a
Department Of the Interior. 4. s
Land office at Gainesville. Fla

Department Of the Interior. L. s
Land office at Gainesville. Fla
May 3, 1928
NOTICE is hereby given that
Minnie l.. Duke Of Biz Pine. Flor
ida. who, on August 5, 1924. made
Homestead Entry. No. 0l6s39. for
Lots l and .. Section -. Township
Sc s. Range % T.. Tallahassee
Meridian. has filed notice If inten-
tion to make Communication Proof.
70 establish claim 10 the land above
described. before Clerk Circuit
Court al Kew West. Florida. on the
24th day of June. 1926.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ira Z. Potts. Of Big Pine, Florida
John J. LaHders, OF Big Pine
Florida
James l. Johnson. Of Big Pine.
Florida
Myrtle l. Sims. of Big Pine. Flor
ida.
GEORGE c. GROIN.
maTl0-Set Register.
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EeEems "a Feet--t)ue man saws
he had u utsx fvesstv years and
that ~ue totf1e Imperial Fsszefssa
Rsnl-yiy cured hiru. Druggists are
authorized fs refund suur money *
tt E&5i&.---4Eug.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

All bal'bed haired employees Of
a large Glasgow beauty shop were
ordered 10 let their hair grow or
give Up their jobs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

Pennsylvanians drilled 7,4OO feet for gas,
ignoring the inexhaustable supply in Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

They're using embalming fluid in liquor
adsys. If this keeps up the undertaken won't
have TO do anything but fold the victims hands and
put flower in em-Fort Pierce News-Tribune
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

If President Coolidge goes way off into the
woods for seelusiOn this summer, he may not be
able to shake hands with more than 500 people
day when he gets back to Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

American people are urged to get more in
terested in politics. but they less interested
ir those who are running for office than in those
who are running for bases
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

People used to oppose the idea of women
going into business offices, but it has often had
the effect of making the tend up more regu-
larry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

Formerly the kids used to idle away many
hours playing truant, but now they consider 1t
more fun to tend up to school and get the teachers
goat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

Sensitive people troubled about the din
Of great cities, but those with good appetite are
more annoyed by the kind Of dinners frequently
provided there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

The title of book or movie should never give
any mixing of what the thing is about.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

Judging by the news from Poland the capitols
name should be Sawwar rather than Warsaw
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

1. Water and Sewerage.
2. Road to the Mainland.
8. Comprehensive City Plan.
4. Hotels and Apartments.
s. Bathing Pavilion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

The old timers can't see why the boys will go
interesting to stay at home and weed the garden.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

When they save dollar anywhere, the
sportive American people usually proceed to blow
in two dollars to celebrate the event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-26

A wise woman keeps her husband truthful by
not asking him too many questions
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Answer. to Yesterday. Question.

/ 4.7o0 feet below the moU
of the Ohio River.
This TURKEY.
,. Ferdinand Magellan.
,. Was hurtpn Irving
.. Michigan.
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Daring voyages are not wholly thing of the
cast as lot of daring navgators are setting sail
on the sea of matrimony.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-tdght house keeping faesas. also easod ruufas with etat. reasonable price. 3t 2Fe Mam St.
 WUISARn. fU FOR RENT=Eight room asdera apartment. s4eam fNat. electric EhluE. gas. hot and cold water. FOR CHAPDEEAINE. i65 sEreh St Putnam Tel I52-t2 F92 RENT Pleasant room With Dsiefa cor senIeuces. PrIvatr fam lY Three minute walk from station ! Ghapu kn street. Teil phone -2l. lQ
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
morEY vs. HAZARD

vF.F citizens 7 P4 m to be called upon in very near \ supper Common Council in it's recommends ou 10 allow the Water Commissioners 10 expend Sl5oooo to improve plant the danger from the autiqHaed and faHaaed saudppe Oak Hl and relieve that been the city for years, Increasing sear the material et which the water plant E constructed has aged and deterorated
 A Fire Chief ThurtoH ferseb put i u auestion of money against on9 by good fortune that the citizens of Putnam stand by and good city wiped Ao such calamity has befaen but that is TO assurance W fire in the business section or in ny hiess populated section ef the city famed by wind sould eth m resistance because oi the inability ot ihe ire department get sufficient fire streams from re inadequate wafer. supply oG today
 Ir some parts 5f inc cs at H, present tima anF fr5csEs H arHut when Is opened siA h man h business apparently Inadequate - need na argument fae ss replacement ah larger maih From the
 ae af Pamfst aa1 north Providence street aus neN b1sutzz h1z HTE been eTe9Eed These not sufficiently protected 5aeHea hs the small ppe through Man
 Hundred. Y tHa..5r 5 IeHars worth of property . al ae present t. 4 Hse. fts flames should fre break .at and ae. 4I lans eH4a aaaa4as Naee ahs the si50 fe0 would fe ozt #HHaagration.
 When sbe =z taa# She plant at the Putnam ater Company condition af hs plant kuown. | antlcl- pate th4 considerable would have o be pended rTanP physical property purchased by the city has beea allowed to that time The QeBdae necessary replace he anticipated structure has been pal oH delayed fra Che report a he engineer t6at pal HG auEer 4nes the citizens at Putnam ssh a assume tHs zesa s 3 life aHB property lashFf EH#H #a#fHa=sa e#as dah.
 Nt 6elese sbat Ehe Common Council has acted v-ely seaHraeHdEe tHaz satseent te d the whole aa a aH.e ls s n da E ai at one He and wi. fst hsT .s.aa tasn partial feHlaeeHsea el afford lesa Haeaa a as =.seas N#ll consider .hs 7aessaa 5aH.s #. H#E H +6. # 9a an increased es iaHt winch ,gF = #eF #ra se #st dH.z a tbeHt selves za# -s#H #-rf#s n #az.sIzs .t5t t9az aess eS@stz i Putnam
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
MOTOR BussEs MAKE GOOD

<IE aaaf 6ssses .fea and aof ssaat yaatas
 Ths mode a5 transportation zaeeee5ed fhe aies zer>1fe three aKa sunday From oH should ee clear sa8ue If 'he New Eugisa Transportation taH pane and tor thu independently owned fEes-
 was that most pie were waiting far
 freely predicted that he first snow storm e moment toua failing make thelr schedules A,esus predicted t those o pesnists atetaae where fHf means ef highway Eaztt s concerned
 fts during he recent snow storms winch Na rfat at the present winter asHaHsuated that e motor bus equal inc trolley gsinE service durng ss esre weather conditions Whether not eae treer to de m car fhat rails rather fhn motor coach run on rubber fires oyer & traekless h3rhvat must he admitted that for breaIng hs elements bus 4aite the equal f mol sven more certain chan the trolley F r doahtta the raez cars pa experience would have been able l' ye Es r,ee motor basses during the storms TAer. may come tune trolley N De restored but 1T H does a De bealsr the motor has mode eI ~ porat4or $ less certain aut safe than the trolley
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
THE CHILD AND THE DRIVER

HF danger b children from ,oasting n the highway ana
 from going ou tbn probably over fer aapisef year But tA ever present danger fen automobile accidents sffN even nor, important children allowed Co play oa o ioa rag The warm weather Al increased amount 2 ai sat follows the winter months reaching S hegh darHk 4a sfa August when the saeatonsis passHF through i -eso a Maine and other staes nafth o Connecticut nus ~ aracpate3
 Children 6gafe large percentage Qi a4i'H.oo.lt s,. dents nth state a nged by tho rnt report oi the Aot Vehicle Caamssontf l spst a M that can he done aud s5 repeated wrninge aeeaeHts nl occur lts the dun # rarcnts af dren e te4Ahe Inc pubic eheois e@ assist o rsueuty csa.n fe children te keep on The o, N4lk o sas both wa4- street aHo above al tu Jay elsewhere than fHNa5 | would seem tha muse else be done from th4s aHkt
 The drv5rs 5f cars have dat e hc paohc They >houia drive careiuly through all -re towns and piaSs ana especially houa they be he ert where eha1e5 afe seen at play Wh.e e annoying nave child suddenly dsri across the road m srant automobile and ieat re suits perhaps s driver not elame Ha a5'f wants to niure anyone mash 35s ehHa and the Ff2n eehad the u heel always agug eith resrensot fssHe alan nm Na only parents leae but anyone seeaE @ taAlns an extra hazard. perform dat ie se e sHeak'ng ssindlr so such child fry make tHf ha @ the anees sary risk Is taking
 The motor vehicle stparment is always 1aiFaEHs sa eauee the number ot seanohe aecldeais Y s eaHH=a4e tins ett new means and methods to ths e- 4t E aE a . Connecticut first in low for motor t 4eeleas N this aim the department deserving et as Heza-a a. syer, citizen of the stale
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
AUCTION

Sataraa8. Naeeh e. 1q2e 70 a- etack T t 1he GHbeft J .Iank .as place >a called ielated az N N.sanvili 6
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 The Faryn of ls4 acrvs more or less with sU aas slnes thereon consisting of 3 room house harns and hen. houses. will he sold Ht ] 2 o'claek noon subject % nortxaer ef g. S0o % hich may remain The Mouse has modern improvements like ety dwelling there is estimated Co be g.. ooo cords cf wood and the soil ls pred aetsvF Thas property would make an laeaf club hea5aa af Sn especially fine golf course Terms $500 ao cash at time af sale and the balance af the purchase price eXelu- siVe af ehe uorfcace must ee paie artu che delivery ~ the deed on ss
 boat March tS. 1896 Sale hv order
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 kA and inspect ths HraatFsy be- frrt tee sale Nhleh a ses~ ar the uur Monday st a- the aeaNe aate ta
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
RHEA FABRIC WAS MADE
 OVER 5000 YEARS AGO

Ea fiber from the
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 Hlstra ao rfaen arc nes make ii leceFiIns ana Hoe second process hH been 2 bong tedious affa recently has simple pree anEammlag been developed
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 It Hs ainitt eApfr illeft 4her She plant la Led here huf the f8faeasz HoW t6e eXperl- mental staQe and tss Heer reduced to a practical cBmmerT aasIs ar cer- tsin purposes rhea .arH has been Tar superior to auy textile hber known
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 carpet thread has
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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05

rasE s== a'e x EhHHe Isz had dcffxtr a baif Has5 aaares- aa Hr ith lhel- Nt4t f have i-ze Ger A#Eea
 sata6rd With Isx Bdl
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 Nerf3tt af Br5igepz.Tf has hseTz -uara interested ln tse rs3i road labor hai winch passsi tt. House fhie aet has ueasurt H.eh Ha- Che baekiag sf labor isadefs and ail mad officials Was apprfsea ht Nr Merrftf
 c,rsi{e~afle interest se.us t6 he stirHnE teHr.efiCat over 1it pen. star biii v Senator Mean. af Cal.fa 3as NaH5d \ sf eeteraa ger vh would Nrarr and iacreasa rsnsIaHs tr sster ans af thr Sua sh War phflIrnlue f1.arrecfl.sz anl Ehe Roxef rebellion. and thrir wiyts PciIiioHs wth a tUnE g af slenaHs aass he-r 8rri t3HE flau hack hame asking the tenaerfs- eat senatsrs ta Nark for ehe pasSsal if rfs- rssAsurt Thus hili has a h,t assr ebAnce in Con 4-rrss tfan rs,.st .ft- CT aeaSlen hlils hecauSs ii dets Het au- taa such a big draft or n, treasury Fle Leader iIisan aver la the ape=t IS earvfully watching eNpenditures
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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05

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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
OUTSTANDING FEATURES
Some of the Dsselesures Re.altia
 rom Glte@triS oatHH

Some sf tft ..tsi afr,itne f-aarvs ef lf.tHic sNarslaatl. a1 8rt the tai-
 ru ne tlHa he Has elect- H cashier # se h.sns. hs he7gNn eaVsr-
 ffssssx 8ss1Fas At the ne sf th aeF Lassn dFiNe hs was
 b. delucr ot sub g. .ruars teo the accounts were in
 aae Ttt bonds were ased as sl mle. clrrt1ee and sWapned ases and fHts #,ssser up That irrega lr.f s4ase bond purchases ss san from aluae shc first lusessn'eni 2 stass as through the Putnam bank That neariy quarter ot .
 .n tatlArs was peddled out te
 Burns af Hartford hat aee Angnanas were put into uncsr srtaln -trtsts and Wert iost- That when became heavily involved De was ed santly robbug Peter to Day taal Eaas rather than dtSpate those cal far beaas after they had receiysasi s hat was due them they were. ln some stances. pald a secona time hat ss hen he was first elected state treas arcr he could have got onf cf the hank clean That he hlAnaas hls meet e with Rsrns for much ef what fe4- uea ard says lt would have oeer stter for hoth had they never met. Thai he rumains cheeFfal and hofss Nict@rs over his blindness. laal aa nat nra3f from has nearly 8 liIea det aalcatianss hat he E' ss1aN 4 hls ewH money fHte tHt bank se make ap losses.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
LOST

-oST-A baEa.o robe between
 thompson. East Thompson or B-azGy HsH Einae~ -gass. -...,-- to CAAS N k0SMAIER IS Park s Webster. Ia-II
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-05
ADJOURNED
 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING

The al voters ef fhe Town sf Fltrar rc hereby aarnsd tn sl,.es $ st .ae n m.clpai saHdiue ln Ct'1irgh street ar
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