davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
zeny zens.

V polich u Velke Bukoviny
u Bflovic zaslechla rolnice A..
Nemcova detsky plac. Hleda-
la tax dlouho, az nasla pod
mGstkem pres silnicnf prfkop
novorozeneho hosika. Pod
mGstkem byla kamenna roura
a K jejfm otvorGm byly priva-
leny velke kameny. D1te bylo
zabaleno jen v hadrfc1ch. Ma
IL zasvecenec smrti 81 krikem
zachranil zivot. V obci vzbu-
dill nalez ditete velke vzrusenf
a zeny samy patraly pc matce,
ktera Sc hosika chtela zbavit.
Nasty il. Je to mlade, chude
devce re Slovenska, ktere cho-
di svetem prodavat vysivky. S
placem donald, re Sc jeden
vecer v polfch n%eubranilo ne
znamemu otci decka. Jejf O.
sud i osud dftete tax dojaly
zeny z cele oboe, re Sc rozhod-
ly, re Sc budou samy O maleho
hosika starat. Muzi marne ma
lehali, ably nelidska matka by
la odevzdana cetn1kGm. Zeny
je napoak premluvily, ably d.
te smelo zGstat v obci i pax, az
Sc jeho matka zotavf a odejde
"a sym obchodem. Chlapci
vystrojily slavne kTtiny, ma
kterych byla celia obec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
PLAZA $500
Ke cti ceskemu jmenu.

Fakulta pTfrodnfch we'd pr
universite V Londyne promova-
la doktorem jednadvacetilete-
no Frantiska RGzicku, jemuz
soucasne udelila diplom i Rfs-
ska kolej pro prirodnf vedy a
technologii V South Kensing-
ton, London. Anglicke casopi-
sy psaly S nemalym uznanfm O
1spesnych vyzkumech R1zic-
kovych v oboru stereol1 VITA
miny d., kyselin zlucovych a
hormon1.
DR.. R6zicka je syn otce
Cecha, tez doktora chemie, a
matky Anglicanky. I jeho
mlads1 bratr VENUE Sc prirod-
MIN vedam. Oba mladf muzi
studovali We Stationer's Col
lege V Londyn6 a navstevovali,
spolu S matkou, Ceskosloven-
skou doplnovacf skolu, ably Sc
tn naucili ceske vyslovnosti a
dejinam. Nejednou pTednase-
Ii tn ceske basne O skolnfch
koncertech a hravali ma hous-
lie, ktere jsou jim nejoblfbenej
Sim zotavenfm pc praci.
J. g., Londyn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Vnuk Julia Gregra kope
" Praze kanal.
Prazske V. c. S. pfse :


Mezi prazskymi nezamest-
nanymi V kolonach ma nouzo-
vych prac1ch, podnikanych
prazskou obc1, je take zamest-
nan 43lety Julius N. Je to
vnuk prosluleho ceskeho po-
stance a zakladatele "Narod-
Mich ListG", DIR. Julia Gregra.
Syn jeho dcery Ludmily. Rodi-
ma Gregrova, 1zce spTfbuzne-
ma S rodinou byvaleho praz-
skeho primatora dra. Crosse,
stavala kdysi ma Spiel prazske
spolecnosti.
Vnuk GregrGv zachytil ie-
ste jen poslednl 1dobf tohoto
postaven1 pred 1padkem. Do
stale sc mu vybraneho vycho-
vani. Studoval v drahem pen
sionu We Svycar1ch. Vnuk Gre
gruv, syn poslancGv a rekto-
ruv, synovec primatordv pra-
cuje dnes S lopatou a krumpa-
Gem ma kanalisaci a boji Sc, re
prace Dude jiz v blfzke dobe
ukoncena a tim re Pride O W.
delek so Kc tydne. z toho pla-
tt rs Kc tydne "a vyspanf a z
druhe, zbyvajfci poloviny sve-
no platu, Sc zivf.
ZemTely otec tohoto muze,
byvaly rektor prazske techni-
ky a mladocesky poslanec ma
fisske rade, proved m6Tenf a
polohopisne a regulacnf plany
mnohych NEST a take mesta
Prahy. Syn nechce prosit O
podpory, ktere by 81 nevyd6-
lal, boil Sc jen, ably nepTisel O
praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Vyznamna Ceskoslovenska jul.
bilea " dubnu.
F. Nadvorn1k,
Scio, Oregon, u. S. A

L. 1902 Jan Hus zvolen rekto-
rem Karlovy university v
Praze.
3. 1876 narodil Sc We Zline To-
mas Bata. Stal sc obeti le-
tecke melody IL. cervence
1882 u Otrokovic nedaleko
Zllna.
5. 1885 narOZen v Dolinku u
Melnika basnfk Vltezlav
Halek; zemTel 8. Tfjna 1874
v Praze.
1884 zemrel v Koline Karel
Leger, spisovatel a basnik;
narodil Sc FL. zarf 1853 v
Koline.
6. 1875 byla rozpustena Ma
Diary "Slovenska matice.
Z. 1348 byla zalozena kralem
Harlem ". universita v
Praze.
1903 narodil sc v Ceske TIE
bove Frant. Matous Klacel;
zemfel II. bTezna 1882 v
Belle PLANE We Spoj. Sta
tech americkych.
8. 1918 byl konan Sized utla-
cenych narodG v Rhine "a u
cast Cechoslovaku.
II. 1923 zemfel v Los Angeles
We Spoj. Statech amer. DIR.
Jirf Vaclav Danes, professor
zemepisu ma prazske uni
versite. Narodil Sc %. srp-
ma 1880 v Novem Dvore u
Pavlovic v techach.
13. 1929 byl jmenovan Palac-
ky snemem zeme Ceske "de
jepiscem stavG a naroda
Ceskeho.
1867 byl podan cesky state
pravn1 protest ma rakouske
risske rade.
1913 byla slozena Narodn1
prisaha v Obecnim dome v
Praze.
Is. 1873 narodil Sc v HostivaTi
Prahy Anton1n svehla, pc
litik a statn1k. Zemrel IL.
prosince 1888 v HostivaTi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Presidenta Masaryka ctim ja-
ko nihoko ma svete.
Kdybych Sc S MIN sesel, poll
bill mu ruku!

Jsem rusky Kodak bez ces-
kych skol, ktery, Cechach
nikdy nebyl. Prave snad pro-
to jsem tolik prilnul k ceske
vlasti a k Ceskemu lidu v1bec,
re jsem krasne Cechy nikdy ne
poznal. Vim jenom, CO nam
rodice O Cechach vypraveli a
pax, CO mi rekla mole zena,
ktera prijela z Czech do Ameri-
ky osmnacti letech. Take
MI bratranec, ktery sejel z
Ruska podivat do Czech, psal
mi: "Krasne, krasne Cechy!
MGzeme byt hrdi ma to, re ma
81 rodicove pochazf z tax kras-
ne zeme"
V mladsfch letech v Rusku
rad jsem c1taval pov1dky z
Ceskych kraft, z ceskeho VEN
kova, z ceskych vesnic, to mne
naramn e zaj1malo, a pfedsta-
voval jsem 81, jak to must byt
krasne, kdyz Cesi pfichazejf z
vesnice do druhe, vsude Sc mlu
vi jen cesky, vsude, We vesni-
c1ch, v mestech, We skolach,na
1fadech, v obchodech, vsude,
kdezto u mas Sc cesky mluvilo
jen nasf ceske vesnici, "a
vesnicf uz nam nikdo nerozu-
mel = tam uz byla jen rusti-
ma. Pozdeji jsem venoval hod
ne pozornosti ceskym dejinam,
ceske reformaci a %protirefor-
maci, atd. Ia svetove valky
nebylo mi NONE sire pracovat
pro ceskou vec, pomahal jsem
fondu Alice Masarykove. Pre-
sidenta Masaryka ctim, jake
nikoho ma svete. a kdybych Sc
S MIN sesel, polfbil bych mu
ruku.
F. Nadvornlk,
Scio, Oregon, u. S. A.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27

- TiSkOVa SluZba rakOu-
skych heimwerskych list1, kite
ra je redigovana v kanceler-
skem trade rozv1j1 v posled-
mich dnech agitaci prot Cesko-
slovensku. Posledni vydani
heimwerskych listn navazuji
ma prfklad pestske zprave ma
znamy pametnf spis Jehlicky
a Dvorosaka O csl. zbrojeni
podany nedavno v Zeneve a
davno jiz odmitnuty a vyvra-
ceny.
Heimwehrska correspondent
ce nyni tvrd1, re pry Madar-
sko Sc cfti ohrozeno tim, re
Ceskoslovensko Poole vojen-
ske 1mluvy pry dalo sovetske-
mu Rusku k disposici vojenska
letiste. siTf i tax najapne smy
slenky, jake re ma nekterych
1zemfch Ceskoslovenska je
pry dokonce w posadkou So
vetske vojsko, pro ktere byly v
Cechach a ma Slovensku po-
staveny jiz barakove tabory.
Nedaleko Trencfna pry dnem
i noel cvicf sovetstf letci a ma
pTanf sovetskeho vojenskeho
velenf byly tam vybudovany
betonove kryty. U Komarna
pry Dude pro sovetske vojen-
ske letectvo zT1zeno podzem-
nj letiste. Tyto vymysly otis
kuje osobn1 organ Starhem-
bergGv.
-Italsky premier a dikta-
tor Benito Mussolini zakazal
veskerou spekulaci S psenici a
narfdil rolnfkGm, ably vsechnu
psenici ukladali We vladnich
skladistich. Zaroven bylo v
cele Italii zakazano prodavati
jakekoli vyrobky z onech re-
mi, ktere podopsaly trestne
sankce Ligy narodG prot TIA
lii.
Uredni albanska novinarska
agentura oznamila, re byla
podepsana nova hospodarska
a financni smlouva S Italif. AL
banie zfska takto move fondy,
kdezto Italii Sc vymenou "a to
dostane dGlezitych olejnych
koncesi v Albanii.
- Pet a pGl roku starry Will
frid Todd z Provost, Kanada,
chtel zastati matku a rozdela-
ii ohen V kamnech nez vstane.
Stale jej to zivot. Matka a
15leta dcera jeste spaly, kdyz
chlapecek vstal a sci rozdela-
ii ohen V kuchynskych KAN
mech a uzil k tomu petroleje,
.jak nepochybne i matka cinf-
vala. V prfstim okamziku "a
tfeskl vybuch a nez matka S
dcerou pTibehly do kuchyne,
byl chlapecek notne popalen
ma celem tele. Byl odvezen
do nemocnice, kde Tekl osetro-
vatelce, re chtel zastati mat
ku, ktera je vdovou a pax jes-
te dial oSetrovatelce "dobrou
noe" a zemrel.
" Rhine dohodovanf O no.
VEN paktu Italie, Rakouska a
Madarska bylo zakonceno. Do
savadn1 dohoda z r. 1884 byla
~zvetsena a prodlouzena.
Dohoda nenl vojenske pova-
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27
Uspsch cechoslovaka " Persii.

Slezskoostravsky Kodak inz.
architekt Leop. Cfhal byl "a
mestnan pred Lefty u stavitele
arch. G~rossmanna, pc jehoz
smrti sc otcl bez prace. Odho-
dial sc proto k ceste do Persie,
kde zastupuje plzenske Sko-
dovy zavody. We velke soute-
Ii svedske, anglicke a fran
couzske dosahl prve ceny ma
stavbu budovy ministerstva v
Teheranu.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-30
Revolution Film
Makes ~ Queer Mistake

vapofF or liquid
TO do the producers Justice. the
scene is taken directly from Dickens
mover andYDicleHs made the>v sass11e
Observation-Disclosures. 1t IS curious that
he should have done so. The novel
was written in 1859, and he must
have remembered very we'll the sem
satIon that occurred 1907 Is sedts
before. when anesthetlc agents were
generally Introduces.
So many people have 4Nrittcn ron
cernflg the treatment for ACNE which
was suggested in this column Some
time ago. that it Is impossible TO an
swer all questions individually The
following questions are the ones most
often asked: II * A4Av
/. What is the form of5tfeatmentg
The use OF a substance known as
Antuitrin IS" given hypodermically.'
9 C.. C.. every other day. |; ArtultTn
IS" is a product which is Obtainathe
at a pharmacy. 1t should be admin
istered under the direction OF ply.
sician.
2. WHAT physicians give this treat
ment? Any physician who is cap
able of giving a hypodermic ip1e,-
ton can give it. For literature On
the subject. physicians are referred
to the New England Medical jour
nal". June q. 1885.
g. How many treatments are nee
essary? This depends on individual
idiosyncrasy; no definite answer can
be given which covers all cases. EN-
perience has been that treatments
are required over period ranging
from 8 to 9 weeks-five to q treat
ments.
d. Are the results permanent The
treatment has not been carried on
long enough to determine whether
results are permanent or not. The
report states that the cases which
were treated were selected because
of the severity OF their acne which
had, In each instance, been resistant
to the various forms OF treatment
previously employed. Half OF this
group had good results: SO per cent
had fair results. and the rest showed
slight Improvement. The criterion
| for good results is that tho acne
| practically: disappears as an HActivs
J process,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-30

accuracy or tue
production; by
calling atten-
ton to the bib
LOG "a p by |
feel it my duty,
I h e r e fore. to
point . out that
in S pfte"lo +
these asserva-
tons, there Is
a little point III
the production
that. is squite
puzzling to a
medical hlsto-
.rian.
Almost atthe
end when Sid
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-30

Grand Total ......... j. 29l 1913. I0S
The fifer four divisions OF the re-
mAinder OF The b-"ard Snn include 81
per cen; Of an 6 card suits meet NJ
oar 4rcttai conditions The . pei
cent InaNSeh as "OtliCr Divisions" IN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-30
LOGAN CLENDENlNG, M. D.

i ENJOYED the movie Of The
Tale OF Two Cities" the other night.
and NOTICED that che producers took
thc trouble TO insure the historical
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-30
DOWN
MAS TERING BRIDGE (46)

THE GREATER parl Of bridge
procedure Is based upon the results
Of very limited observations. COM
bined with much personal opinion,
often resulting in quite incorrect con
c!usions. ! will illustrate this by
comparing the efficiencies Of few
samples Of blind leads in common use
against no trumps. with the efficien-
cies or the correct blind leads from
the same holdings. Suppose we starr
with 4 suit Of 4. 6 or 6 cards. headed
by A.k-J. either with or without
re entry, wishing to learn whether
the X, the or the fourth-hesr card
should be blndiy led against 40
trump call.
Seeking as great accuracy as pos
uibe, we must rake into account the
total number OF times specified
player <as senior. who makes the
otenng lead) can hold cards OF
suit headed by A-k-J. In a COM
pleterseries Of hands 1886. 013.559. 600)
The specified player will have the
G-card suit $685. S7 1872 times. OF
these, there will be 1.29i .99S.708 head
ed by A-k-J. and not also holding
The @. The division OF the remainder
OF the suit will be as shown:
t--f- 3.2-2 ,......... 438. 426 .Q46
2 Ga 2-l .....s.....s.. 3h5.405 GAO
81 3 81 .....s........ 26I.'h".b9"
4--&.4 .............. 100000 500
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-30
CONTRACT BRIDGE

ciUda ali cases Wher5 q second playec
(whei her dec.arer. dummy or juniorD
holds from s 10 Z cards OF seniors
6.cara SUM. IN case either declarer
or dummy mas SC many cards. estah-
lishment Of the suit will be imposs.-
bic. So that the particular card chos-
en- for ne opening lead does not mat
ter if iunor has or more cards
of the suit. the suit cannot fail to
be established. regardless Of the ca"d
led
When the leaders suit can be eS-
tablishcd against the no tmnmis,
without having re entry. the follow.
ing cards WiI prove most efficient:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-30

ney Carton visits the cell OF Charles
Darnay in order to substitute hlmself
so that he can make the supreme
sacrifice on the guillotine to insure
L,lcy's happiness. he naturally has
TO get Darnay into a state OF I'M
consciousness in order that he may
he removed from the prison. To 90
this. he gets behind him. saturates a
handkerchief with some sort or a
liduid, which he puts over Darnay's
month
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-30

To1al ........... .t'l.eiii- 100
Contrary 10 public ppluon. me J
never can ne the best opening lead
from A..l< u Xxx, ana ShoI!'a 'Sbe
abandoned The fourth best card il
preferable SIS 3 per cent. against 10
per cent OF the time for the Is. there
fore dlWnys use the fourth bes1 leaf.
The fourth best lead succeeds IN p
per cent Of cases where he Is 1%ad
wi,l can~e hopeless BLOCK or 'he
,,rr 10 leader without re.entfy ic
ie important 10 note MAJ ~ IN" Il
per ceni Of cases where The X ~
marked the best opening lead. ~ ~
best only because u saves Sin4le
trick nv capturing The ml9Sn" y
Tie fourth best had VIII in +afh
,.2s... cause establishment 81 the ~
Tic lotilh best leafs n no. "':
MA, innt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-30
What Anesthetic Used?

Now. the historical question that ]
want 10 ask is, what was the liquid
or vapor which he used? To make
nv point clear. let me point out that
the days Of the guillotine were in
1893. The first vapor, or any other
substance except drugs taken by
mouth. which would produce uncou-
sciousness. was nitrous oxide. as trst
used by Humphrey Davy In 179S'
The first use Of ether was 10 1S42 by
Crawford Long Of Georgia. and the
first use of chloroform was IN lS47
by Or. James Y. Simpson OF Edin-
burgh. Nc other general ansstheac
was produced for half a century. And
ii is really too bad that Carton went
to his death without revealing to the
wor!d that secret Of auesthes!a by a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24
AN OPERA STAR AT Is

Perhaps the most amazing success
ever scored by a youthful soprano in all
operate history was that of Betty Jaynes,
only Is years old, who made her debut in
the difficult role of Mimi in Puccini's LA
Boheme" at the Chicago Civic Opera
House few night ago.
The young artist, whose real name is
school girl and pupil of Nine. Devries
of her home city. 1t is not recalled that
a child of her age was ever before en-
trusted with such an exacting role by a
major opera company, yet she was given
an ovation which, according to one critic,
fairly shook the rafters" of the great
music palace.
This critic, Edward Barry of the Chi
cago Tribune, in full column article de-
voted entirely to the young star, said:
'Her voice is surprisingly mature,
with an extremely attractive, rather dusky
coloring to it's lower register, and lots of
freshness and youthfulness above that. She
sings easily, forcing her tones very sell
dom. Facing the huge crowd she betrayed
no more concern than if the occasion were
a school performance out in her own
neighborhood.
with care and luck, Betty Jaynes
should have an amazing career. The wise
guides who have taken her so far will see
to it that that precious voice is not over
taxed. If progress continues at anything
like it's present rate, at % or "a she will
be great artist"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24
MERRY CHRISTMAS

The Citizen takes this occasion to
wish its readers and friends, and all the
people of this section, Christmas season
of great joy and expresses the hope that
the people hereabouts will share their
happiness with each other.
The Christmas season gives all of us
an opportunity to translate subconscious
good wishes into concrete expressions OF
regard and esteem. 1t serves the purpose
of a pause in the mad rush of daily exist
ence, during which we have, at least, one
day for reflection and activity in the
work of making lifes burdens less heavy
to others. ey." ~
The Christmas season of 1886 finds
us in better circumstances, all things con-
sidered, than the past years. Most of us
are able to do something to bring the spirit
of Christmas into other hearts about us.
We should not fail to express ourselves by
trying to increase the happiness of unfor-
Inmates everywhere.
Never forget that the joy of Christ
mas finds itself in the promise of peace
and good will and that no individual can
really have been the Christmas spirit un-
less there is present within the person
some of the peace and good will so neces-
sary to make this world better place for
human beings. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24
WEATHER CONDITIONS

The eastern high pressure area
is crested this. morning over the
Appalachian region, Wytheville,
Va, 1880 inches, and overspreads
the country from the Plains States
eastward while pressure is mod
erately low over the far North
west and southwark over. Arizona,
Helena, Mont, 1912 inches
Light to moderate rains have &C.
Cured during the last "a hours
on the Pacific coast from San
Francisco northward, and light
rains in portions of Arkansas,
Tennessee and eastern Florida
while elsewhere fair weather has
prevailed. Temperatures have ris-
en- from the upper Mississippi Val
ley eastward across the Lake re-
gion to the North Atlantic States,
and in the southern Plains States
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24
BATTLEsHIps AGAIN

essr News from London tells us that Great
Britain .wiHsstart two huge, battleships
next year. The reason given is because
other powerful nations. including the
United States, either have started or au-
thorized new dreadnaughts."
Aviation experts insisted that the
money for the two warships, around $780,
100000 should have gone into planes, cit
ing the bombing of warships some years
ago by Brig Gen. William E. Mitchell
The admirals, however, retort that only a
battleship can fight battleship and cites
the fact that the United States continue to
build capital ships.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24
A NEW AUTO JACK

From Paris comes news of an inven-
ton which should be hailed with en-
thusiasm by the motoring public. 1t is an
automatic jack to be operated from the
instrument board of the automobile.
In case of flat tire the driver may
raise the wheel by simply pressing but
ton. Each wheel is supplied with jack
in the form of steel cylinder fitted with a
double telescope piston. When not in use
the lower end of the jack is drawn up
level with the axle so as not to reduce the
road clearance.
The advantage of having car equip
ped with such a device would be greater
than its mere convenience of operation.
The jack would be there when it was
needed. Thieves could not steal it, and
neighbors could not borrow it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

Letter to the editor for advice on love.
dated Dec. %, 1711: 'Mr. Editor, am a
Footman in a great Family, and am in
Love with a House-maid. We were all at
Hot-cockles Gan old-time Christmas game)
last night; when l lay down and was
blinded, she pulld off her Shoe, and hit
me with the Heel such Rap, as almost
broke my Head to Pieces. Pray, Sir, was
this Love or Spite?''
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

Some $50 Miamians and fair sprink-
ling of Key Westers attended the wedding
of Mr.. Ike Wolkowsky's daughter, Miss
Edna, to Mr.. Lipsky of Philadelphia, last
Tuesday evening at the Nineteenth street
tabernacle, and then the crowd surged
over to Mr.. likes mansion for eats. They
got the eats and also some rain. But a
good time was had by all, even including
Mr. Ike in his swallowtail outfit.-Miami
Friday Night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24
WEATHER FORECAST
(TiH 8 D. M, friday
eseesoeOOeeeeeseeeee

Tin p. H., rTIudyD
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and somewhat unsettled
tonight and Friday; not much
change in temperature; moderate
northeast winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Friday, somewhat unsettled
in extreme south portion; possibly
scattered light frost in interior of
extreme northwest portion to-
night.
Jacksonville to florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate north
easterly winds, and partly overcast
weather tonight and Friday, pos
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

When Britain's William w died the
Archbishop of Canterbury and lord were
dispatched to notify Princess Victoria that
she was now Queen Victoria. It was hot
night in June 1887 and they had to awaken
the 18-year-old girl who came down alone,
in her night-dress, in bare feet, with some
loose wrap thrown hastily about her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

A country's guns seems to be the only
gospel of reason today, but let us hope
that they will not belch forth their de-
struction until all pacific means have been
exhausted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

George Turner, sentenced to 10 years
for burglary at Miami, Fla, had in his
possession book explaining the art of
safe cracking, which he said was fur
nished by school in California.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

Congratulations to the Tampa Times
on its forty-fdurth anniversary. The issue
is a comprehensive panorama of Tampa's
progress and growth. Messrs. Smiley and
Nicholson and their co-workers did fine
job
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

Key West is celebrated for having
the only bread-fruit tree in the United
States. Locally it is known as the bakery,
but furnishes little competition for the
bakers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

The Archbishop of Canterbury has
been resident at Lambeth Palace, London,
for seven centuries. He should watch his
step or it will be moving day at last.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

and northern Texas, and readings
are cosideraDiy ABOVE normal this
morning throughout the greater
part of the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

Another kind of optimist is the fellow
who eats chestnuts in the dark, and this,
too, is a chestnut.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

Timely hint: This is the time of the
year to hunt your old resolutions and
polish them up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

The trouble with most books is that
their covers are too far apart.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-24

sibly light showers over extreme
south portion.