davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nogales international., 1933-11-11
s. R. prouty.

Jas w. Minor.
Luther Allen.
Antonio Moreno,
Petra NJ. de
Torres,
Agapito
Mclldlbles,
Mercedes Roma,
Miguel E. Muno1,
Candedo Vasira.
Southwestern
Investment
Realty Co.
Bonsall Noon,
s.:
Helen Proto,
Hortensia w. L.
de Robles,
E.. A. Reddoch,
G.. A. & Nadine
NJ. Pryor,
Unknown Owner
Leonardo Gomez,
Sam Leeker,
Halstead
Lumber Co.
j. L. Schleirner,
D. Valenzuela,
Frca r. de,
Castillo,
Geo. w. Dunbar,
Ellis H. Stoltz.
c. o. Whiles,
Earl II. dau1IQOCk
Nogales international., 1933-11-11

Instead Of trying to get ahead many people waste
time trying to get even.
The nudists seem determined not to let their
neighbors get a thing on them.
Germany Stuns Word'-Headline. Which seems
to have become habit.
critic declares that the trouble with most books
is that the covers are too far apart
An editor writes on the utter ,useessness of cuss-
ing Yet it gave him the topic for hot editorial
Nogales international., 1933-11-11

Jas w. Minor.
Luther Allen,
Antonio Moreno
Nogales international., 1933-11-11
Geo. w. Dunbar

Ellis H. Stoltz,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-24
LECALS
NOTICE or ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of September, 1888, a
special election will be held at the
regular voting places In the Over
seas Road and Toll Bridge District.
Monroe County, Florida, at which
Florida are held. the territory Of
said District being more particularly
described as follows. viz
Township GA South, Range 36
East: Township ga South,
Range 50 East: Township IS
South, Range 35 East; Town.
ship 65 South, Range "a East:
East: Township &C South, Range
SO East; Township IS South,
Range 32 East: Township G6
South, Range 32 East: Town
ship SIS South. Range 81 East:
Township 66 South, Range 81
East; Township SIS South, Range
80 East; Township Sc South,
South, Range 30 East; Town
ship GO South, Range 30 East:
Township 81 South, Range 20
East: Township G5 South, Range
20 East; Township Sc South,
Range IS East: Township 81
South: Range e East; Town
East; Township So South, Range
90 East; Township 6S South.
Range &c East. Township 81
South, Range % East; Town
ship 6S South, Range % East;
for the purpose of voting upon the
lion. Five Hundred Thousand Doll
lars (S12.500.00O1 bonds of said
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge Dis
trict, for the purpose of establish
ing, constructing, maintaining and
operating in Monroe County, Flor
ida, toll bridges and toll highways.
consisting Of bridges, viaducts.
roads. highways. trestles. and other
appnrtenant structures, which will
connect certain of the present ter
mini OF State Road No. IA, in orr
der to complete a system of high
ways and bridges extending from
Miami to Key West, via Key Largo;
the payment of said bonds and the
interest thereon to be secured only
by a direct and exclusive first
charge and lien upon the tolls and
other revenues, of any nature what
ever, received from the operation of
said toll bridges and the approaches
thereto. and toll highways, and any
other property OF the District, and
not otherwise
The polls at said election shall
be kept open from eight o'clock A.
N until shutdown, and only quail
fled electors who are freeholders
residing in such District shall par
tieipate in said election.
Dated at Key West. Florida, this
18th day OF August, 1898.
FRANK b. SHUTS,
Chairman.
LEO III. WARREN,
n. %. FREEMAN,
FAUSTINO RENDUELES,
CHARLES l., ROBERTS,
Board of Commissioners of over
seas Road and Toll Bridge Dis
trict aug17-24-31; sept7-14
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sNWNhksAa OF1 SA-tsNNAA4 ENEseskHEHtA@
etON DF FREEH0LDER ELEc-
TORS AZ on EssSaeAs ROAD AND
. Toll BRIDGE DISTRICT. IN
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
special registration OF free
holder electors in Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge District has been
ordered To be held at the County
Court House OF Monroe County. in
Key West Florida, and IN each
election district, On Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge District, commence
ing on the 29th day az August, 1898,
and ending on the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER. 1898, for the purpose of
registration of freeholder electors
for voting Mt the special hoRd elec-
tian 10 be held on the 18th day Of
September. 1888, In said District, at
which election there win he sub
ntttaa 10 the qualified freebooter
electors for approval a proposition
the amount OF s12.sOa. o0e, for the
purpose OF establishing. construct :
ing, maintaining and operating in
Monroe County. Florida. toll bridges
and tell highways. consisting Of
hrldRes, viaducts. rauseWays, fills
ssnhn nknents. roads. highways.
treStleS, and other appurtenauf
structures. which will connect eer-l
tain 81 the present ternini Of State.
Read No. IA IN order to complete
a system Of HIGHWAYS and bridges
extending fruns Miami 70 Key West.
VIA Key Largo; the payment Of said
bonds and the interest thereon 10
he secured only hy direct and ex
elusive first charge ard lien ufSon#
the tolls and other revenues OF any
nature whatever, received from the
operation Of said toll bridges and
tfse approaches thereto. and toll
highways, and any other property
81 the District. and not otherwise
The registration books will be
open at the office of the under
signed supervisor ~ the Court
House 81 Monrae County. in Key
West. Florida. from Ffne asclack Al
II until Hoea. and from two o'clock
n AZ. until five psciack T.. NJ, com
faesteing the eNsh eiay % August,
1883. and during each day there
AFTER ending the 18th aax ~ sep.
tefnber. 1874
Az the time OF registration each
eles.tor VIII be Required % make
aflaaaEit that he ts 4 fTe@huider
asaa 6ufg Qualified st~ckor reSid-l
ing II said District.
The m0rsl s.freehulder as used
asresn. y asFinea As being ! person
0ss nsrshtp interest. legal or eq-
nstaasle - Ter staple estate in
laad In Overseas Read and Toll
Dated Kes West. Florida. iStA
dag 81 August. Es2z
JOHN ENGLAND.
supervisor az RegfStrASKun W Non
roe EaaRtxs Fsaxssta ankfs-gx
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Chapter Is
ALIAS CLARKE LUNN

III was getting late-aiInost time to
= start out on the afrom twelve to
Ibefore daylight" rounds again. Colin.
pacing up and down the room that
Pc had occupied since his return to
New York. halted abruptly and
stared modify at the calendar on
ltha wall. The second OF August. It
was just month to the day since he
had left Cap 4 Forage.
From the calendar. his eyes trav-
eled to the mirror on the bureau.
The rejection that returned his gaze
was neither that OF Colin Hewitt. nor
Mr.. .Rcuth, nor Donald Howard this
was an individual with jet.black hair
and 5et-black eyebrows, and deep cir
cles under the eyes that spoke elo-
iquently OF habitual dissipation.
Thesface was pasty in color; the
toothbrush mustache gave the lips q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-24
PLAN MANEUvERS
ON SMALL SCALE

BERLIN, Aug. "a. German
army maAeuvers this fall win be
pn only = small scale. il Is an
Bounced.
One division viii operate in
East Prussia around Arys. 20
miles from the Polish border. aud
another near Maensingen in
Wnsrttemherg.
Special engineering drills win
tske place o. the weser river
fssturing bridge building under
keVer Of esaifieiAl feg.
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Ne HIDDEN DOOR

~ FRANK Z. PACKARD


"Sure!" Butch had said. There's
nothing to 1t. | can fix that for you.
When yon hit New York even that
dick pal Of yours down at the Homi-
eide Joint would give you the stony
stare. There's guy right here that
I've pulled a lot Of deals with that'n
make you wonder who you're looking
at every time You lamp a mirror"
And so Papa Goyette had created
Clarke Lunn. The thought Of Papa
Goyette brought smile. Papa Coy.
cite was a stumpy. gesticulating lit
tie Frenchman. by profession a cos
tumier, by nature crook.
He paid no income tax on what he
received from the rentals OF cos
tunes for private theatricals and
that sort OF thing. for such returns
were genuinely meager; and he kept
no books to exploit the profits he
made through the vast quantity Of
stolen goods that passed through his
hands.
Papa Goyette was clever. As
costumier he knew his business. and
was highly spoken of in that respect.
II he eked out bare living thereby,
he was cheerfully optimistic and
did not complain!
THE transformation had taken
\ place in the ultra-strict privacy Of
one OF Papa Coyotes ingeniously
contrived back rooms. It had been
eminently successful. At its conclu-
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sion Papa Goyette had rubbed his
hands with delight.
"Therel" he had exclaimed. ct Ii
my masterpiece. Looki You do not
know yourself! No! But do not for
get one little thing. 1t will not last
all BY itself. The hairs sprout. And
Rrom underneath the skin they come
up with the old color. Very well. /
win tell you Of a friend Of mine in
New York who viii take care OF that,
and the other little repairs that win
be necessary.
@But be careful of that so-superb
little mustache! You understand? It
Is Incompatible. It is as good az
though you had had time to grow
one. /. Papa Goyette, have never
made anything before that could APP
proach It. 1t is--what do You call It?
1.-The singing note Of the whole face.
ut Is not pleasant? No. But the
cement that holds it changes the
oppression Of the lips! You see? It is
artl Yes. !. Papa Goyette. applaud
myself"
Colin swore softly under his
breath. Damn the mustachel II had
been the source OF endless discom.
fort At frst. but he was becoming
used to II now.
FROM his chair Colin glanced
agAin across the room at the mir
ror and Clarke Lunn flashed him
back q twisted grin. His own mother.
had she been alive. as the trite ex-
preston had It. would not have rec
ognixed him.
He nodded thoughtfully to himself.
Papa Coyette. with the subsequent
assistance OF Papa Coyotes 'triend"
here IN New York. had performed
little short or miracle. But he owed
Papa Goyette far more than that.
Papa Goyette had not only created
Clarke Lunn. but Papa Goyette had
oriented Clarke Lann IN New York.
Il would have been unwise. 10 say
the least OF Il. for Clarke Lnnn. .
newcomer. to throw In his LOT openly
with Butch Connal's gang. Colin and
Butch bad talked that over nom
every angle Reddy had been q mem.
Der Of Butch Ccnnal's gang.
fcoesFleAt. 1855, Freme &. Faeaaral
GSiin reviews ms efFcrta einea
tsaNsna canAdA. temefrew.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-24
SAFETY LOUDSPEAKER
AIDS TRAFFIC CONTROL
asly Asnec.ased I.rens.

WICHITA, KasS:, Aug. "a. To
educate motorists in traffic
safety, the Wichita police depart
1nent maintains safety car"
equipped with a loudspeaker.
Parking near an intersection,
the officer driving the car OBJ
serves everyone crossing the
streetin motorcars. on bicycles
or afootand courteously re-
minds them of infractions of the
traffic ordinances.
The loudspeaker is powerful
enough to carry the officers
voice several blocks.
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cruel and sinister expression. A quite
welleressed individual, thought One
Clarkfe Lam. alias oh, well. Iilxe
RedAs Inrner. Clarke Lunn had
many other aliases on tapl
Coin SAILED caussically--so did
- re1ection. Net = nice face but
a work Of artl Yet the art OF old
lRapa QOyette had ayhiled nothing,
And the weeks had gone by-fruit.
lessiy.
He anns himself into . chair and
Lighted d cigarette. Worry showed in
his knitted brow. what was he to
dor Go o. ns ne had been doing The
rssult haa been MI neieher q break
nQr q lead nor . clue OF any kind.
Il wa becoming D BIT dlmeult 10
ksep On holhtsrink himself up with
10 hope nat something was bound
. tara NJ just around the next cor
ntr.
GOULD be have done anythlng
~ other than he had dones he had
nfeellne lhat perhaps unconscious.
y he had treated himself ns though
hs wsfS : eidaIly ons 81 his own char.
ketsfs Tor .Whpm he vas plotting the
ws5 edl tE0m soma igly situation.
itwts natural enough that hla
mlnd might heve run "a those chan.
Atls Bat. efAnEing that we're 20. had
Aeanywhere imdalRed an instinct Tor
dramatic eject IL the expense Of
bald reality. and thereby lost in any
desrse His sense Of proportions
He shook bis head. The plan that
he haa mapped oat Tor himself had
seemed all right At the time. 1t
essmed 30 now. hut he had accom-.
pilahsd nothing. Perhaps. after ali,
be had slipped somewhere.
Hla mind searched back over the
weeks that were gone. Hs had lett
TIE b0naventure At Quebec ana had
tstarnsd to Boston. From there he
hn1 telsphoned to Hatch Connai. He
had taken NO chances og being seen
with Batch In New York. Tor Reddy
lad beea enc at Butch connafs
EAns. Butch lad met him n Boston.
He lad told Batch much az what
had happened. and he Remembered
IButeAS answer when he had then
sxplainea what be wanted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-24
NOTICE

Payment of poll taxes for the
years 1881 and 1882 is prerequisite
for voting in the special election to
be held on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1888, in the territory of the
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge Dis
trict, Monroe County, Florida, for
the purpose of voting upon the
proposition of issuing Twelve Mill
lion, Five Hundred Thousand Doll
lars ($12, 500, 000.00) bonds of said
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge Dis
trict. Freeholders desiring to vote
In said special election should call
promptly at the office OF the under
signed Collector and pay their poll
tax.
Dated at Key West. Florida, this
2Ist day of August, 1883
FRANK H. IADD.
Tax Collector for Monroe County,
Florida. ang2I- -23-24-25
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-24
SWEDEN SPEEDS UP
ROAD TO TRAFFIC

STOCKHOLM, Aug. "a. Cow
eminent reports revealing that
$25, 100000 was spent on roads
in 1882, adds that 80 per cent of
the nations traffic is motor
driven and that the highways per-
nit an average speed throughout
the country of 80 miles an hour
without risk.
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LEGALS
NOTICE

NOTICE
The undersigned will apply on
the 18th day of September, Al. ID.
1888, TO the Hon. jefferson b.
Browne. Judge of the Circuit Court
Of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit
of the State of Florida, in and for
Monroe County, for an order to
legalize the adoption of Barbara
Ann Myers, a minor, resident of the
city of Key West, Monroe County,
Florida.
EDWIN FOGARTY TREVOR,
ELEANOR MILLER TREVOR.
augI0-I7-24-3I; sept7
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-24
AUSTRIA CLOSES
ITS CANOE ROUTE
4ny Associates Press,

BRAUNAN- AM-INN, Austria,
Aug. "a. Canoeing on the River
Inn, which separates this town
from Germany, has been forbid
den, authorities claiming that in
nocent-looking peddlers had been
maintaining communication be-
tween Gernany's nazis and the
outlawed nazi party of Austria.
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= ExNofSIE: Colin Hepitt ms
ooBg 20 q AsDstefSoiss crooks hd,t0-
out kH0sCR as the "oIub y on the ST.
L0fcFeDcs, to eDoT9B q "5g1emberU
Joe L0eoTTe, Of on attack bV HI
1nckers under Captain Doliaire.
Colts hopes for LdSdTre,s aid
d9alNst the Mask, Ne4C York killer.
As - 800 tGte D0llaire sacks the
etses Lqx0fTc ~ badly iCOitmded,
60 Cosfs DsdN00ee to drag kim at
ctto4ohSe. He tells GerDadfSte
TreNstlag, Ms Gaacee, thnt he must
getar1 TO NeaO York. cven though
tAe Mask has marked him for
oe1gh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-24
WOMAN BAILIFF TAKES
JURORS OUT ON PICNIC
tmy Asaa~1asea PreaAl

BEl.I.INGHAM. Wash, Aug.
"a. a woman haiRff in superior
court here inaugnrated \ plan
that popularixed her with the
jurors she took them and their
families On n psenie al > nearby
paFk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-24
PREMIER MIJSSOLINI
OFFERS PRIZE FUND

MILAN. Italy, Aug. "a.
Premier Mussolini recently turned
over 100000 lire, or about $14,-
900, to a natality prize fund for
silk workers here and in Rome.
The appropriation was part of his
general campaign for race
stimulation involving several mill
lions in cash prizes yearly.
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=
WIFE'S RIGHT TO LOAF
GETS OK FROM COURTS

t
VIENNA. Aug. "a.
Spending many hours daily
in a cafe is the inalienable
right of all Viennese, a bust
ness man here learned when
he sued his wife for divorce.
He charged that she whiied
away most of her afternoons
and many evenings 'in the
coffee house instead of her
own home"
The court agreed with the
wife that in Vienna the cafe
Is the citizens club and his
wife's club too.
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An electric shovel. built at Mar
ion. Ohio, Is big enough Is pack np
a aO-passenger bus swing Il over
she roof Of . fOur-story huilding
and drop Is u the haekyard.
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Ceiin reviews ms efForts eiuea
isaslna eanadA. tcHesrew.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-24

NOTICE or SPECIAL REGIsTRA-
TION O8e FREEH0LDER ELEC-
TORS ~ on kaa SEAS ROAD AND
Toll BRIDGE DISTRICT. IN
49, -
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Subscribe for The Citizen.
Evening star., 1933-03-03
NATIONAL AID REPORTED.
Senator Couzens Says r. F. C. Is Ready
For Nation wide Loans.

Senator Couzens Says r. F. C. Is Ready
For Nation wide Loans.
BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, March 3.-Senator James
Couzens, who came here this week to
situation, said today that he had been
advised the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation has undertaken national
program" to deal with banking dim
culties.
Senator Couzens said he talked over
the telephone with Charles A. Miller,
president OF the r. F. c., In Washington
last night.
"The program he -ecited over the
telephone" Senator Couzess said. brief
ly Is: .
"That all loans must be predicated
on adequate security. That was funda-
mental. Then, whenever any State Is
operating under q moratorium author
lied by law, the r. F. c. would advance
money to any bank within that State
to pay depositors whatever percentage
Of deposits had been agreed on in that
community and sufficient money to
maintain reserves on q very strict ad-
herence to the rule that every depositor
must be treated alike.
1T further provided that, should any
applicant have money on hand to pay
the agreed percentage Of deposits, that
applicant should not receive q loan:
that in the case Of any bank that had
only part Of the necessary money to
pay the percentage agreed on, q loan
would be made to make up the neces-
sary amount"
Senator Couzens added that he wished
to emphasize that ut Is wholly at the
hands Of the controller Of the cur
rency whether he is satisfied that any
national bank. anywhere, shall be per-
mitted to keep Open"
Evening star., 1933-03-03
DAVIS CERTIFICATE
OF ELECTION FILED
Against Pennsylvania
Senator May Hold Up TAX.
ing of Oath.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The certificate of election of Senator
James ]. Davis. Republican, of Penn
sylvania, was presented personally to
Vice President Curtis today by Richard
J. Beamish, secretary of State of Penn
sylvania. accompanied by a secret COM
munication from Gov. Pinchot, which
was not made public.
There has been some question whether
Davis would be permitted to take the
oath tomorrow, in view of the indict-
ment pending against him for alleged
violation of the lottery laws in connec-
ton with promotion activities of the
Loyal Order of Moose.
Davis trial, postponed several times,
Is due to come up In New York Mon
day.
Vice President Curtis said he would
present the certificate Of election to the
Senate today along with the separate
communication for submission to Sec
retary Thayer Of the Senate.
'Beamish said the letter requested that
its contents be withheld from publica-
ton Ito keep from prejudicing the case
against Davis"
Evening star., 1933-03-03
FARM BOARD POLICY
TO Be RESHAPED
Morgenthau to Take u. S.
"0ut of the Sterilization
Business"
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Henry Morgenthau, jr.. new chair
man of the Federal Farm Board, an
nounced today that his first objective
when he assumes office Monday will be
to take the Government out Of the
stabilization business"
He plans to overhaul Government
agricultural credit activities, getting an
organization of four divisions with
responsibility of each centered in one
individual.
The present Farm Board set-up will
be scrapped.
Its functions in making loans to
farm co-operatives is to be centered in
one division under a man to be ap-
pointed by the President, who will re-
place the membership of the present
board
The reorganization. soon to be
effected. necessitates resignation Of six
board members, c. B. Denman of Mis-
souri,. Carl Williams of Oklahoma,
William r. Schilling of Minnesota
Charles s. Wilson Of New York, Sam
H. Thompson of Illinois and Frank
Evans of Utah.
The present chairman of the Farm
Board. James c. Stone Of Kentucky,
already has given notice of his retire
ment on March 4 and President Hoover
has accepted the resignation.
Evening star., 1933-03-03
SENATE SCHEDULES
LOUDERBACK TRIAL
Called First Day Of New Congress.
House Presents Impeach-
ment Articles.

BY the Associated Press.
The Senate today fixed 2 pm, on the
first day Of the first session Of the next
Congress, for its trial of Impeachment
charges brought by the House against
Federal Judge Harold Louderback of
California. ..r.
With solemn formality, five duly
designated members Of the House earlier
had presented the articles Of impeach-
ment.
The Senate suddenly became. silent Is
they were announced and the formah-
ties attached to the rare proceeding Of
impeachment unfolded.
The five men, dressed in dark suits.
were escorted to the front Of the cham
ber and seated in chairs placed for
them at the left hand Of Vice President
Curtis
They were Summers, Democrat of
Texas: Browning, Democrat. of Tennis
see; Tarver, Democrat Of Georgia. La
Guardia. Republican Of New York, and
Sparks. Republican Of Kansas. Accom-
panying them was Kenneth Romney,
House sergeant at arms. b. .,
Evening star., 1933-03-03
HOUSE VOTES REPORT
ON ARMY FUND BILL
Accepts Compromise Eliminating
SEA, ,000, 900 to Train job
less Youths.
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
The House today took It's last nee
essary action on the $349, SAC, 900 War
Department appropriation, accepting q
compromise with the Senate that
eliminated $4,000, 900 to train unem-
ployed youths IN year-round camps.
II the Senate now takes similar
action, the bill will be sent to the
President for his signature.
The bill also now includes $82 500 for
the purchase Of remounts, an item that
was In disagreement and which con-
ferees Of the House and Senate decided
to leave In the measure.
Before the conference report was ac-
cepted, Representative Tarver Demo-
craft Of Georgia demanded that the
House insist upon retaining the proyiso
prohibiting the expenditure of funds
for operation Of the Fort Benning Rail-
road. He said that the agreement Of the
conferees to eliminate this proviso was
contrary to the position the House pre-
viously took"
Despite his opposition and the state.
ment that the removal Of the proyiso
would cost the Treasury $4,000 wear
the report was accepted. l2I to II, On 4
standing vote.