davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

Jean Cassou, Ell Intellectual
frances a quien nos referimos
~anteayer, ha dicho: "El fascis-
mo Sc ha declarado p~artidaric
del pasado Y de la muerte contra
la vida. A esas declaraciones a
favor del pasado Y de la muer-
te, declaraciones tragicas, Y que
en- ell pals de las quemas de los
libros Y en- ell pals de la guerra
abisinia han tornado ell aspecto
espeluznante que sabeis, los dos
pafses de la culkura humanista
occidental, los dos paises essen :
cialmente democraticos, los dos
paises de la libertad y de la mo-
bleza humane, los dos pueblos
frances v espanol, acaban de
con ,estar. No puedo deciros,
companeros, ell orgullo con que
ahora siento en- mi todas mis- ira
diciones, todas mis- dos cuIturas,
mis- dos literaturas, la espanola
y la ~francesa, las dos patrias
que llevo en- mi al encontrarse
de acuerdo para alzar la voz v
al mismo tempo gritar a la ca
ra del fascismo impudente /:
mol
lAqui no psaras! 81 ell fascis-
mo triunfara en- ese pals espa :
mol tan fuerte, tan energico, en-
csc pals rojo, donde la terra LA
ma la mano del hombre, en- fin
Ell hombre nuevo, libre y perfec-
to, igual a ST mismo, Sc apodere
de ella, 81 ell fascismo triunfara,
ESQ seria un desengano y una ca
tas rofe sin remedio para Ell ge-
nero humane. Sois response
bles. Espaha es responsible.
Por ell honor del pueblo espanoI
y de la historic y de la cultura
espanola, por Ell honor de los CO.
muneros del siglo XVI y de los
asturianos del pasado octubre,
por Ell honor del hombre, tiene
Espaha que seguir al lado de Ru
STA v de n~uestra Francia nueva
su ruta revolucionaria."
del mismo modo que son to-
dos los fascismos solidarios u.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29
UN REPORTER Sc LANZ0
IA GALE DESDE Ell Ed
FICIO DE AL SMITH

New York, agost6 29.-Ara-
rente mente cansado do la vida,
RobArt Francis Brakine, un 10
ven reporter, Sc suicide aver IT,
randose a la Gale desde ell edifi-
clio mas alto de New York. el
Empire State. q
Ell cuerpo Sc destroz6 contra
la acera de la Gale 33 al Ceste.
Brokine movie Ia mano a los Sc
hallaban en- la TORE de obser-
vaci6n Y Sc despidi6n y sc despi-
di6 de ellos. "Antes de saTlar
soqri6 amable, bondadosamen-
te--dijo uno de 10 stestigos pre-
senciales, Ell Sr. Wilson P. Brum
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

vapor el nombre japones Toa
Maru y le cambiaron Ell color de
Ia chimenea.
Varios bareos de guerra han
salido en- persecution del jun
co de los depradadores.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

1NA
lumna vertebral de la ~resisten-
cha catalina a la rebellion fascis-
ia es ell comite de guerra de la
milicia antifascista, al que ell go
bierno ha confiado la supreme
autoridad sobre la vida civil y
militar en- la provincial. Los pa
sajeros por tren o carretera de,
ben obtener passes de la rama dc
milicia local antes de que pIe-
dan eEtrar EN- Catalina. La mi
licia mantfene ell orden en- las
ciudades y en- ell campo y domi-
ma los servicios de abastecimien
tos Y transportes, Y dirige las
operaciones militares en- los di-
ferentes frentes.
FL cuartel general del comite
de guerra esta situado en- un e.
dificio ~cuadrado, enorme, llama
do la Capitania. Antes 10 ocupa-
ba ell gobernador general de Ca
taluna, v domino ell litoral.
Dos de los principles repre-
sentantes del comite, que decli-
nan ser llamados lideres, 10 son
Garcia Oliver, que representa- a
los anarcos sindicalistas, y Jai-
me Miratvilles, del partido Ma
cional catalan. Este partido es
Ell grupo mas numeroso del Fren
tie Popular Catalan, pero los a
narco4sindicaliStas forman ell
grupo mejor organizado del
Frente Popular.
Hay un tercer grupo repre-
sentado en- ell Comite de guerra,
los Obreros Unidos, en- ell cual
hay comunistas 1909 y socia-
Iistas del ala derecha. Este CO.
mite incluye tambien individuos
que no representa- a ningGh
partido, expertos en- asuntos mi
litares y Delegates del gobierno
Ell Poder en- Barcelona esta
en- las manos de los trabajado-
res y continuara en- elias, seg1n
10 declaran sus representatives
con firme conviction. La raz6n
que dan es que la revuelts fas-
cista en- Barcelona fu6 aplasta-
da no pOr las tropas o la guar
dia civil, sine por las fuerzas de
los trabajadores armados y las
milicias.
En- 1884 un similar golpe dc
estado fascista domino a Bar
celona porque Ell gobiernO de &c
neralidad no quiso dar las ar
mas al pueblo. La sangrienta re
preston del movimiento obrerJ
sigui6, pero 81 triunfo del Fgen-
te Popular, en- febrero, di6 vida
a un gobierno 10 suficientemen-
te in!eligente para apreciar el
peligro fasSsta Y entreaar las
armas en- los mchentos criticos.
La milicia Z IhizO ell factor do
minan!e poeos dias. Alb
sorbi6 los elementQS Ieales en- Ell
ej6rcito y la guardia civil ,, con
sorE Rdente facilidad y ausen-
cia 1es6rden, estableci6 70
que es de hecho, sine de nom
bre, un regimen de trabajado-
res y, a traves del partido Ma
cional Catalan, de campesinos.
4 primera vista lOs aconteci-
mieft6s paresen ser parallels a
los de Russia en- 1917, pero los
parallels hist6ricol son proven
bialmente peligrosos y este pier
de Ell punto en- ell comienzo.
Las organizaciOnes de traba-
jadores no estan tratando de
derribar el gobierno legalme1ta.
lconstituidf del cual son loasl
\ &c YvNe\ y9gl
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Fierce Ia Suprema AutOridad en-
Cataluna Ell COmite de Guerra de
R ~-
MhiCia AntitaSCIStd
El regimen establecido en- Catalina es de
trabajadores y campesinos, pero no s~ovietico
Los trabajadores espanoles no aceptaran nunca
ell control de las masas por medic
de la Burocracia

fieles sostenes. En- Barcelona y
en- Espana ell movimiento revo-
lacionario fue iniciado por los
fascistas.
La diferencia entire Catalina
Y Russia claramente destacada
pr Ell Sr. Oliver, que habla per-
fectamente ell frances: "Nues-
ira posici6n es exactamente la
cpuesta a la de los Bolseviques
en- noviembre de 1917. Ellos sc
apoderaren del poder con un pro
grama de revolution social que
NO tenia limites. FL poder nos
ha sido confiado a nosotros, que
n otenemos tai programa. Nues-
ira dnica lucha es contra la ex-
cesiva acci6n por las classes pri-
vilegiadas, los grandes terrate-
nienJes, los capitalists y ell cleA
re, que encuentran expression ar
mazda en- ell fascismo. Hemos de-
rrotado al fascismo y sus privi-
legios pertenecen va al pasado,
que no volvera. Esto no signifi-
ca que imitaremos ell bolsevi-
CUISINE en- ell correr hacia uns
utopia impossible. Nuestra futu-
ra forma politica no sc ha deci-
dido todavia, pero los espanoles,
y especialmente los catalanes,
son intensamente Individuals
tas Y nuplca aceptaran ell buro-
cratico control de las masas que
los bolseviques han desarrolla-
do.
Nosotros respetamos la pro
piedad Y los negocios, exceptuan
do los casos cuando esas propie-
dades y negOciOs eran utilizados
contra nosotfos, por los enemi-
gos. A menos que Sc nos obligue
por la hostilidad del SABOTAGE,
preferimos ell control a la expro
piaci6n". No tenemos dijo Mi
raIvilles, servicio militar obi
gatorh en- Catalina, con la eK-
cepci6n de unos pocos tecnicos.
Esta es una lucha de entusias-
mo Y fe mas que de discipline
regimentada.
Sc lie INDIGO a Miratvilles que
las tropas llenas de entusiasmo
no siempre ganan batallas, 81 es-
tan NAL preparadas, y replied
que los lealeS tenian una gran
ventaja en- ell dominic de los re-
cursos econ6picos del pals y
que los rebeldes, aun euando To-
grasen exito temporalmente, sc
han alineado de tai modo al pue-
bio, por sA crueldad y metodos
reaccionarios, que en- todas par
les sus mismos partidarios Sc
unen al pueblo hasta, proAto To-
gran conseguir armas, e iniciaQ
una espontanea guerra de guS
rrilla aNJra las partidas req
beld6 ffirR convoyes.
Mir 2lA mostr6 sincera
confianza en- %riunfo no solo
en- Catalina sino en- Ell resto de
Espaha, aunque admite que pa
mucLN tiempo antes de que
la WAD ada ser definitiva
mente liqUidada.
"Nuestra finalidad aqui es Ell
establseSmiento de un gran par
lido popular basado en- sindica-
tos mas bien que en- Soviets, e
eampesinos y pequenos pro
tarios rurales, en- la parte !
de la clase media, en- los e
dos Y, en- fin, en- todaal
Clones de 10 eei6n,
ci6n de
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CHURCH PAGEANT
SUNDAY EVENING

A beaut full pageant entitled,
"Magnifying the Ministry" will
be staged in the auditorium of the
First Baptist Church Sunday eve
mig at 1880 o'clock, states the
pastor, Rev. Yancy Til'man She
hane.
The pageant will be put on by
the Young Peoples Department
of the church at the regular
preaching hour. The program ha1
been so arranged as to make it at
tractive to al who attend, it, is
announced. ~
At the close of the presenta-
ton, Rev. Shehane will bring a
brief message on the title of the
pageant.
All members OF the church to-
gether with friends and visitors
will enjoy this special program
and will receive a warm welcome,
the pastor stated.
At the morning serv ce, II
O'Clock, Rev. Shehane will preach
a special sermon on "The Church
and It's Mission" This is a re-
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

The southern high pressure area
has moved southeastward over the
East Gulf and South Atlantic
States. New Orleans, La, Pensa-
cola, Fla. and Jacksonville. Fla,
30.42 inches, and pressure is high
throughc ut the Atlantic, Gulf and
P aims States; while disturbance
has moved into the Lake region,
Detroit, Mich, 1886 inches. The
only measurable precipitation dur
ing the last "a hours has been
light rain in Texas, and light
snow in portions of the lower Lake
region. Temperatures have risen
in the West Gulf States. and from
the Plains States eastward over
the Lake reg on and Ohio Valley,
and have fallen in the South At
lantic States, with readings "a to
40 degrees below normal in the
Florida peninsula and freezing as
far south as Tampa.
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REVIVAL SERVICES
TO BE CONTINUED
SPONSORED BY YOUNG PEG.
PIES CHURCH
UNION

The revival services sponsored
by the Island City Young Peoples
Union at Fleming Street Methodist
Church have been extended, and
the services will continue through
Wednesday OF next week, it has
been announced.
There will be no service to-
night, and tomorrow the services
will be conducted in the respec-
tive churches.
Monday, through Wednesday,
there will be services at Fleming
Street Church.
Rev. C. K. Vliet, presiding
elder of the Methodist churches o.
the Miami district, left this morn
ing over the highway for his home
in Miami.
The services conducted by Rev.
Vliet were very successful and
the attendance was very large,
and it is expected that the in
creace in attendance will continue
through next week, it is stated.
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. . . . . . . . . . = . . . . . . . . Q
PEOPLES FORUM
TOWNS ENDIAN ELYSIUM

Editor, The Citizen:
In India there is a large unem-
ployed brotherhood of holy men
and wandering nov ces, under the
spiritual guidance of some sage,
swami or yogi. This is a salts
factory ;rr: ngement and every
BODY considers it his duty to feed
these potential saints 1t his back
door. These exalted men sit for
hours. mcditating on the higher
things in lfe and to them, money
is but dross. They have long ceas-
ed to toll and put-by because they
know the people viii aways sup
port them, and besides, as one apt
ly said, eff l had money | could
not cary it in my loin-clOtn and
would have to spend It, or some
common fellow m;gi.t steal1t from
me while | slept BS THE, rSad4idff,
to his future ;danlnationg. On dthe
other hand, il | spent it. for a COW
would have to rent q. nastqre.
have shelter and a Kettle TO cook
eti. DIS in All of these things I fff77
gard as destructive. tolmy virtue
and peaceTof-mind. But : l. VIII
gladly use your COW. house and
kettle and instruct you concern
ing Bramah, SILVA and Vishnu,
for nothing"
Of course a lowly Hindu peas
ant jumps at such chance, for
it is not every worker who can
boast saint for ledger, even
though he pays no rent. Perhaps
that is why they have so many
holy men in India. But now, here
in America, DR.. Townsend pro-
poses a plan somewhat parallel;
only he substitutes old-age for
holiness. A beautiful old-age
when all higher things, and money
Will be but dross-since you must
spend it quickly. 1t will, thus, be
easy to put off the hard prob
lens of life and all join in the
anthem, praise Townsend, from
whom all blessings flow"
c. G. FLINT.
Nov. 26. 1886,
$50 Duval ST.,
Key West, Fla.
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SPECIAL SERVICE a: Al i.
Al Al CHURCH eli j CH
n u31'D1D T3n11Ut

A special service has nheenl ar.
ranged for the Sunday Mevening
worship hour at the First Congre-
CATION church, of which Rev. E.
r. Evans is pastor.
The entire order of the service
will be arranged in keeping with
the subject: "The Cross of Jesus"
The hymns, responses and prayers
will lead step by step up to the
sermon period when the climax of
the service will be reached by the
presentation of "The Cross of Je-
sus."
The church choir and several
young ladies of the church will
conclude the service in such a
manner as to bring every one to
a consciousness of our privilege
and our obligations as Christian
people, the pastor states.
The public is invited to attend
and share in this new order OF
service.
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Gum-Dlpplng process devel-
oped years beforeliAb Jenkins
record-breaking run by Fire
stone engineers and chemists
who found the way to conquer
heat - the cause of dangerous
81
OIOWOutSs Il
~
eio That's the Evidence Fire.
stone give you, MIR. Car Owner,
that Firestone adGum-Dipped
tires are built to- withstand
the internal friction which
creates heat - the great de-
strOyer of tire life.
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ST. PAUL'S

l went into a church today,
And crossed myself and knelt to
pray.
The sunlight fell obliquely through
The stained glass saints, across
my pew
And a | the filtered light they shed
Was amethyst and blue and red.
The altar candles, tall and white,
We're mystic flowers abloom with
light. >,
So much Of peace was .W4iting
there, 7.h-3 ~
l, quite forgot my need of prayer.
And yet, think the Blessed Lord
Was no less reverentsy adored.
By HAZEL DETWILER. noe,
Mrs. Donald ,DetwileD i:
Key West" Fla., .a ..,.;'s =, 80, r5,,.
Nov. 90, 1886. x,L no no
Home address:
SOC E. Point Ave-,
Eest Point, Ga.
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Gill 8 p. r., Sunday

III o y. LII, OuIIu0y
Key West and Vicin tv: Fla I
and warmer tonight and Sunday;
gentle to moderate northeast
winds.
F oriGa: Fair and warmer to-
night and Sunday, scattered frost
in north portion tonight.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits:
Gentle variable winds over north
over south portion, and far wealth
er tonight and Sunday.
East Gulf: Gentle variable
winds over north, and moderate
northeast winds over south pOr-
ton. and fair weather tonight, in
creasing coud ness Sunday.
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" 'EGdSl.
'Today's Horoscope

Today's ambitions are probably
toward scientific research. The
mind is ingenius, inventive, and
practical. There is a sufficiency
of ability. though sometimes COW
cred by the lack of resolution.
Cultivate alertness of mind that
people may not impose upon you
or rob you of your just reward.
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mftre$tone
9<m-&$sae&HREs

II was BY means Of the G1z-Dzpp=sx Prs. vh5-h
skillfuIly blends estton znd rzbb<r Ihz1 ezeT e
every cotton cord Il bound fsgEfher N zsz-zsze
unit, that Jenkins tires he'd tsg.fhsr E1sz Is - -
$50 horsepower record-brezkInx tawE -
graniteke salt AZ Lake BonnexiIs Ttzh q seszs -
high as 16O and 10 miles per h01E GE@DlPE@g Ed
only in Firesf0ne Tires
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SPECIAL THEME
TO BE- PREACHED

Sunday evening at the Fleming
Street Methodist church, corner
of William and Fleming streets,
the pastor, Rev. Shuler Peele,
win use as his theme, "a Sales
man For God"
Rev. Peele says this theme
should prove of interest to every
Christian, IS every follower Of
Christ is a salesman" engaged in
the biggest business in the world.
Members and friends are invit-
! ed to hear this sermon.
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new ARRIVAL,N
RIVERO FAMILY

Announcement has been made
of the birth of an ipeight-pound
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rlv-
ero at their home in Havana,
Cuba, on Wednesday of this
week. s." II +.
80 s.stsua an - =
Mrs. Rivere, is. a. daughter ,,of
Mr.. and Mrs, Manuel 7. yascos of
Key West az 81 bon ,sil;,
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7l34 miles in Dc hOurs!! An average speed of 1852
miles hour. No other drove that fast that
far before.
That's the speed Alb Jenkins travelled September
y and % when he broke " world international and
American speed recOrds-many regained from European
drivers.
That's the endorsement given the famous patented
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mlnGte ~ - - al 49,
ally tG1rls1s - g 80 -
extra prs1er1sz e FE=1sze
GuH-Dlpped hrs fer -
hard driEes wh5ch ~ III
Ordinary EE keEs16 fA@
strezE1h zz& ez1Z<zzr=
I0 prBtec1 EsZr lie I'D
the EEeS e axherS cme - Al
have E0E CIR GRpe1 1s6zg
viii \ 80 e. FEE1Gze ExA
SPeed TES II szezEczy
desEne6 trsz6 EE= E@@ -
10 grezfer $3.50 zFexE.
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FOR SALE

BICYCLES-WE RENT by the
Hour, Day or Week. Repair all
makes and paint them with Nu-
Enamel. We carry a full sup
ply of parts. Agents for the
Rcllfast and Dayton Bicycles.
And sell them as low as $1.00
per week. Phone 276. j. r.
Showers Company. nov20-tf
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DIR. Louis GinZ5urg Of NeW
York, noted Jewish Theol0Eiual
Seminary scholar, born IN Razslz-
60 years ago
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FOR SALE OR CHARTER

CABIN CRUISER 20 feet long,
Fay & Bowen engine. Leonard
Bethel. Phone 25.
nov19-21-25-28x
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The 1nvincible, a vessel OF the
Thompson FISH company, sank in
four fathon.s of water in Florida
Bay about u miles from Key
West. The accident occurred
about 4 o'clock In the afternoon
yesterday, and the vessel is con-
sidered a total loss. The Invlncible
was bringing in a cargo consisting
of $4,000 pounds of Spanish
mackerel which was slightly too
much for her accredited tonnage.
The vessel was practically new
and valued at $4,000. When the
accident occurred there were only
two men on the vessel. Captain
Eugene Demeritt and a man named
Roberts. When the vessel sank
they took to a dinghy and rowed
to Key West.
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u. s Senator Edward r Bark
of Nebraska, born in North D,4-
kOta, SO years ago
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Genevieve TEgEzrd, p0etesS
born at Waits5urg. Wash. -
years ago.
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= John Barrett of Vermont and
Florida, celebrated counselor and
adviser in international affairs,
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born at Grafton, VI, 30 ve2-s
ago.
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LOST

LOST-Pair oc-agon shaped glass
es in case labeled DR.. Henry
McLaglin, Sanford, Fla. Finder
return to telephone office.
nov25-4t
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David Warfield, veteran actor,
born in San Francisco, 20 years
ago.
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TWO FURNISHED HOUSES. all
modern conyeniences. Apply
1116 Grinnelh street. nov27-tf
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The sale of occupational licenses
this year is running neck and
neck with the sales record Of last
year, it was said by officials at
the county court house this morn
ing. Last year up to November 1
there had been issued 374. Up
to the present date there have
been issued like number from
the office of Judge Hugh Gum.
Applications were coming in rapid
ly this morning and this is taken
as an indication that the number
will possibly greatly exceed the
number for the similar period last
year.
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qucsted sermon by the w. M. u.
and all ladies should attend this
service, it is requested.
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'I'oday's Birthdays

Helen Jerson of New York,
singer, horn at Titusville, Pa, %
years ago.
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HOUSE. 8 bedrooms,
cOnveniences, garage. Apply
610 White street. nov25-6t
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
. oeess&es. .e.sssssss
FLOWERS

ROSES-For detailed information
and prices on worlds finest va
rieties of two-year-o'd field
gown, budded everblooming
roses, write McOlung Brothers,
Tyler, Texas, bH nov28-1tx
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MUST SELL AT ONCE-Entirs
furnishings of Apartment in
Guiding Oak Side-Board, Serving
Table and China Cabinet,
6-piece Wicker Living Room
Sui'e, Globe-WSernicke Section
al Book Case, 9x12 Administer
Rug, Oriole Gas Range, many
other pieces. Reasonably prie-
ed. Apply 227 Duval street.
First floor). nov2S1t
FOR SALE OR CHARTER
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No extension OF the time limit
OF the bridge franchise granted to
G. A. p. Turner will be made, it
was stated at a recent meeting of
the county commissioners. A vote
was taken on the matter and it
was decidedly in the negative.
The commissioners, it was said.
had decided that Mr.. Turner had
had seven months in which to
bring his plans to fruition and as
nothing had been accomplished in
that time, it was useless; to ex-
tend the franchise.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Upper apartment.
Four rooms and bath; no chill
dren. Apply Gaiti's Barber
Shop, 100 Duval street.
oct19-tf
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News has reached Key West
that a man named Sneed. assist
ant bridge tender at F. E. c. R'y.
Pigeon Key bridge, was drowned
this morning. He leaves a wife
and three children.
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FOR SALE

LADIES' SILK HOSE, long or
knee lengths, imperfects, 5
pairs $1.00; mems 16 pa rs
$1.00. Postpaid, satisfaction
guaranteed. ECONOMY HOS
ILRY CO., Asheboro, N. C.
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NOTICE

WE WILL PUMP OUT YOUR
CISTERN and clean it for the
water therein; State Plant
Board. Phone 701. nov28-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-28

The condition of Charles j.
Curry, who suffered a stroke at
this home last Friday, is reported
as critical. He did not ret well
last night and his condition today
is not very encouraging, it was
said at the home.