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HORSES LEG IN spLINTs'

Philadelphia, Pa. With four
steel pins driven into the bone of
her foreleg to hold steel splint
in. place, little five-months-old
chestnut filly, Princess Jewell, is
hanging comfortably from straps
in her stall waiting for her. broken
leg to mend. DR.. Otto Stader,
veterinarian who performed the
operation. says he has used the
pins successfully on nearly 200
dogs but this was the first time
he had used them on a horse.
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OVERSEAS ROAD AND TOLL
BRIDGE DISTRICT
PWA DOCKET NO. FLA. 113esR
CALL FOR BIDS
Key West, Florida
December is. 1897

9CN(AAOGA AVs ASVt
Sealed Bids in duplicate, sub
ject to the conditions on the re-
verse side of the Invitation. Bid
and Acceptance, viii be received
by the Board of Commissioners,
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
District, Monroe County. Florida
at the office Of the General Man
ager, Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District, Avenue E. Key
West, Florida, until 1000 o'clock,
"A. NJ, E. S. T. December 80. 1887
and then and there publicly
opened and read aloud for fur
nishing gasoline and motor oil to
the said Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District for the period
January /, 1888 to March Is,
1898 in connection with the con-
struetion Of roadway and bridges
on State Road No. "A. Monroe
County. State Of Florida, P. w. A.
Docket Fla. Il36-R.
All bids shall be submitted on
forms which may be obtained,
without cost. from the office Of
the General Manager. Overseas
Road and Toll Bridge District,
Avenue Z, Key West, Florida
The Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District reserves the right
10 reject any ard all bids and TO
waive forulaiify ii any bids.
OVERSEAS ROAD AND TOLL
BRIDGE DISTRICT.
b III Duncan. General Manager.
decI6-25, 1857
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NaTToE tF btAsTER,s SAFE

Ii N0TECEs tgF MASTERS SAFE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
under and By virtue Of and pur-
ssiafe to that certain decree made
vember. A. ID. 1887, by the Honor
able Paul ID. Barns. one OF the
Judges OF the Circuit Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit OF the
State of Florida. IN and for Monroe
County. Florida, in Chancery, Ia
that certain cause therein pending
wherein Archie Lowe and A. II.
Adams are plaintiffs and r. Taibbtt
Fisher, deceased. and the heirs. de-
visees, grantees or other claimants
under the said r. Talbot Fisher.
deceased. and Mrs. r. Talbatt
Fisher, IL living. and IL dead. the
heirs deRiSees grantees or other
claimants under the said Mrs r.
Talbot Fisher. and Cudjoe Key Cor
poratiou. q dissolved domestic cor
p0ration. and ali unknown persons
or parties whether natural. corpor-
ate or muuicipai1 claiming through,
under. or from said corporation. and
". George Carrot. Jane Richards
and Charles r Bailey. as trustees.
are defendants. the undersigned
SnecIaI Master in chancery appoint
ed bv said decree. VIII offer for sale
At public cutlery to the highest bid
der. for cash. before the front door
~ the County Court House IN Key
West. Monroe County. Florida. on
Monday. the 3rd day ~ January. A.
~ fgas (same being a rule day Of
said Court and legal sales day.
during the legal hoHrs of sale. to-
wit. between IN o'ciaek IN tire fore
no0u ara : o'ei0ck IL the afternoon
~ said day. the following described
rrouertv 20 satisfy said decree by
payment 81 the Amoant therein
specified
Rlock fhirtv seven f271 ae-x
eurdsng ~ subdivision ~ fy1fN I
3 3 and ~ SertfoEl 5Es Lot
sAeftssn IS. Issf Section ~ and
Isaf : ~ Sersf0n * Tewp~htu
sixty sever feT Sn8th ~ Range
twenty five t954 Fast. snate ~
csasrwr + Nsrsf9na1a suhdgwft1-
ts~ uaf8 fansts gnfa Tnse Nna
Fssrrkp Aff - sata lasds hefnw
IN 1fsnre@ ceautv Florida. ard
an shs FsFa-A - 9aerN Fvt~na
" rTrpgv HxwRsS
Seshesst aENRt@~ n xsaaRrNrv.
WILLIAM 81 AT.pfTNv
Attorney fsr Fssainssffs
dee1-s-as-2s-se. It57
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LEGALS
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

(senafe mn No. I63l
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That Ruth NJ Fleck. holder 81 Tax
Certificate No. $40, issued the 3rd
dag OF August. a. d. 1891. has filed
same in my office and has made
application for a tax deed TO be Is
sued thereon Said certificate en-
braces the following described
property In the County OF Monroe
State or Florida, to-wit:
1T. OF TT. Is. Book G-2. Fage
pa, as recorded IN Monroe
County Records
The assessment Of the said prop
erty under the said certificate Is
sued Was in the name 81 Shultz
Properties. Inc.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according 90 law. the
property described therein will be
sold To the hIgAesf bidder NJ the
COURT house deer On the first Mon
day IN the month a. January. 1e3s.
which is the 3r8 day 81 January.
1875. gffh
Dated mis- TN day Of December,
1887.
tsEAL, Ross G Sawyer
Clerk % Circuit Court or Monroe
County. Florida.
decs-1s-23 80 1891
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S4l%~ pei ~
Corlelia's Hap piisc-s

TlAvID HID forgotten one shoe
~ tree a cheap iron thing ).
ard Nina picked it up ard carried
it about with her, Beeau5c it had
lived in David's saoe.
She showed it to Button, ard he
shifted and wagged his tail.
In the bathroom there was only
ore lonely tube Of tcothpagte.
She wandered throu 6 h the
apartment, with the slloe-tree
clasped close against her breast,
and presently she made herself
some coffee. when she reached for
a cup, she found a few drops Of
water. in the bottom. David must
have used that very one this morn
ing -. only few hours before.
Had he heard then, from Honey,
when he drank out of it? Had he
raised ii to his lips, for the first
delicious swallow. all ui1suspect-
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M1ssrNc II YEARS. FOUND

Emmetsburg, Ia.-Eleven years
after the mysterious disappear
ance of Raymond A. Hoskins, for
mer Rodman, Ia, bank cashier,
who disappeared while an exam
iner was checking records of his
bank, he was found working in
a lumber camp in Oregon under
an assumed name.
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTFf JUDICIAL CIRCOEf
or FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. N CHAN
Gerry.
NJ. L. MASTELLER.
VS.. Mortgage Foreclosure
e. GUILFORD BAUMAN, a
single man, ct al,
NOTICE or MASTERS SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and BY authority of the Final De-
cree or Foreclosure rendered by the
Honorable Arthur Gomez, one Of
the Judges of the Circuit Court Of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit OF
Florida in and for Monroe County,
in that certain cause in said Court
pending in which NJ. l.. Masteiler is
complainant, and +. Guilford Bau-
man, single man, ct al, are de-
PENDANTS. 1, as Special Master in
C'hancery, appointed by the Court in
said decree, under and by virtue
of the terms. thereof. will offer for
sale and sell at public cutlery to the
highest and best bidder for cash at
the front door OF the Court House
of Monroe County in the City of Key
West, Florida, on Monday. the 5rd
day OF January, A. D. 1898, between
the hours OF eleven O'clock A NJ.
and two O'Clock r. NJ, the same be-
ing legal sales day. and the hours
the legal hours OF sale, the follow
ing described property, situate in
Monroe County, Florida. to-wit:
The East half CE5zl Of Sec
tfons One Cd, Twelve (121 and
Thirteen (13), and all n por-
ton of the East half (Tsiz) of
section Twenty-four t5ig lying
North OF the right-of-way Of
the road as now surveyed and
( To be constructed by the Cheve-
lier Corporation across Section
Twenty four CAD, all in Town
ship Fifty-four (54D South,
Range Thfrty-thFee t331 East
containing 1880 acres more or
less.
The said property as aforesaid.
together with all the tenements,
Entertainments and appurtenances
thereto belonging. or in any wise
appertaining, being sold 70 satisfy
said decree.
Dated this sth day Of December.
A. ID. 1897.
WILLIAM V. ALBuRY,
Special Master In chancery.
IRA e. HANCOCK,
Solicitor for Complainant
Miami. Florida.
decs is-2s-so.Iss7.
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FAILING CEILING HURTS /.

Oklahoma City-When a school
room plaster ceiling crashed down
upon the heads of 81 pupils, fiji
teen children were injured, one
critically. Officials said the coll
lapse was due to faulty construc-
ton and ordered the school clos
ad
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SEND MANY CARDS

LONG BEACH. cahf-oIiver
weidman Of this city. niclnamed
Uncle Wiggily' because Of his
kindness 10 children. sends birth
day cards regularly To six thou
sand children between the ages
OF four and ten.
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FALL FROM WAGON FATAL

Helsingfors, Finland ~ Prince
Alexander Lopouehin Demidoff,
.6s. once one of the foremost no.
hlemen Of imperial Russia. died
recently as a result Of q fab from
"a hay wagon. Following the loss
OF his fortune. DeElidoff had been
.eking out an existence BY hauling
loads over icy reads in winter ard
working IS a manual laborer in
summer.
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USED CARS AT
BARGAIN PRICES

Used cars, and they're good
ones, too, at bargain prices, is the
prevailing slogan this and next
week at Navarro'S, Inc.
The annual Christmas Sale and
Clearance of Used Cars is being
held up to the first of the year
at Navarro's and many will be the
happy residents of Key West with
one of these cars. They're all
guaranteed and viii be sold at
terms to suit the buyer. You
name the figure and the terms
you can afford. ~
Every car in the used car lot
must be sold. And they do say
that "the line forms to the right. :"
Apartments in London are call
cd flats
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STUBBORN

Carlisle, Pa-Rather than agree
to his sons vaccination for small
pox, Farmland Jack March pre-
fers to spend while in Jail He
says, by gracious, I'll stay here
till l rot, first" 1t was the third
time March was arrested for a.
similar offense in four years.
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF MAsTER,s SALE

NOTICE OF MASVEtCS SALE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that under and by virtue of and
pursuant to that certain. decree
made and entered on the 29th day
of November, A. ID. 1897, by the
Honorable Paul ID. Barns, one of
the Judges Of the Circuit Court OF
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit OF the
State of Florida. in and for Monroe
County. Florida. in Chancery, in
wherein Archie Lowe and A.. NJ.
Adams are plaintiffs and Helen
Cuppels, single woman, is de-
fendaat. the undersigned Special
Master In Chancerv, appointed by
said decree, win offer fer sale at
public outcry to the highest bidder,
for eash. before the front door OF
West. Monroe County. Florida. on
Monday. the 3rd day of January, A.
ID. 1888 (same being a rule day Of
said Court and a legal sales day.
during the legal hours Of sale, to-
wit. between II O'clock III the fore
noon and 2 O'Clock in the afternoo1
Of said day. the following described
payment OF the amount therein
specified;
lot g. Square So as per Book
Page POI Stock Island accord
ing to pat recN-dnd IN Plat
Rool< page IS. Monroe County.
Florida Records. Tot g. Square
So as per Book Y Pare 20I stock
Island according to Plat record
ed In Plat Book 1. Page IS, Mon
roe County. Florida. Records
Tot 10. Square So as per Bork =
Ta~A POI stock Island according
TO Plat recorded III piaf BonB T.
Page S.. Monroe County. Flor
ida, Records
RAYMOND n. lord.
n Speria9 Master III Chaneery.
WILLIAM Y. AIsEURY.
Attorney FOR Plaintiffs.
II HtelliIW - deeg-s -2s-3o. 1881
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FALL FATAL 70 PASTOR

indianapolis, d.,-Noticing al
car door open as he drove away
from filling station with his,
bride of six weeks, Rev. George
Gilphin, 25-year-old pastor of the
Christian church in Rockfield,
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Today's Birthdays

Connie Mack Cornelius McGil-
lietlddyl. Philadelphia baseball
manager. born at East Brook.
field, Mass, rs years ago.
Maj. Gen. Charles &. Kllbourne,
y. S. A.. retired, soldier, author
and editor. born al Fort Whipple
Va, IS years ago.
Edwin l. Sabin Of Helmet. Cal,
novelist, born at Rockford, III, 81
years ago.
d.. Charles Fleischer of New
York, publicist born in Germany,
66 years ago,
William A. Bryan. director Of
the Los Angeles Museum. born az
New Sharon, Iowa, 90 years ego.
Harry b. Pulsifer Of Cleveland.
metallurgist. born al Lebanon, NJ
H.. s. years ago,
His Imperial Highness Akihito.
crown prince Of Japan. born four
years ago.
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Henry W. Liebmann, who ar
rived this week from Havana and
was a guest at the Hotel Casa Ma
rina for few days. left this
morning for Miami, en- route to
New York.
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R. j. Knowles left this morning
by bus for Miami and viii there
entrain for Savannah, Ca, to join
Mrs. Knowles, who left earlier in
the week for a visit with their
son and daughter-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Knowles.
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sssseeessssssssssssessOs
PERSONAL MENTION


Mr.. and Mrs. George Symonette
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mario Calleja
left over the highway this morn
ing for a visit during the Christ
mas holiday with relatives and
friends in Miami.
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Juan Borges left this morning
on Florida Motor Lines bus for
Miami to visit with his father.
who was recently stricken i'll.
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Paul Boysen left this morning
for Miami on business visit and
will be absent for brief time.
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ssssssssssses s
NEWS NOTES


reached to close it, fell out and
was killed. Mrs. Gilphin was in
jured when the car when out of
control.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
SSSs~. ~assa
SALESMAN WANTED

MAN WANTED to supply Raw
leigi1's Household Products to
consumers. We. train and help
you. Good profits for hustlers
No experience necessary. Pleas
ant, profitable. dignified work
Write today. Rawleigh's, Dept
FAL-ll6-53, Memphis, Tenn.
dec23-1tx
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Mrs. ]. Lancelot Lester, who
has been in Miami visiting the
past few weeks, returned over the
highway last night.
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Mrs. Sally Hindon, sister of
James Gardner, was an arrival in
Key West last evening over the
highway from Boston, and will
spend the holiday season here
with Mr.. Gardner at the home on
Fleming street.
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Woodbury., Elizabeth

/, John England, Supervisor of
Registration, Dc hereby certify
that the above and foregoing
names are all Of those who are
Qualified to vote in the Special
Election to be held on the S0th
Day of December, A. D. 1887.
JOHN ENGLAND,
Supervisor of Registration
for Monroe County Florida.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Ebsen, Of
Orlando, arrived over the high
way last night and are to be
guests during the holiday season
of their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Albert.
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for Orlando to attend the special
meeting of St. Johns Presbyterv
in that city. He viii return in
time for the watchnight service,
New Years Eve.
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Fer more than 200 years q Lake
PariHaa was shown IN Guiana on
British maps and then its exis-
tsnce was disproyed.
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Mrs. Glenn C. Price, who left
several days ago for a visit with
relatives in Tarpon Springs, re-
turned this morning on the Cuba
from Tampa, accompanied by her
son, Walter Price, and mother,
Mrs. Ernest Meres.
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PERSONAL

OLD AT 4Oi GET PEP.
WIEN New 0strex Tonic Tablets
contain raw oyster invigorators
and other stimulants. One dose
starts new pep. Value $l.o0.
Special price csc. Call. write
Gardeners Pharmacy.
wed-thur-fri-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
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BusNEss oPPoRrUNITY

YOUNG AMERICAN. Gentle.
business man. "a years. VIII
invest few thousand cash with
services, in staple year round
going enterprise that can ex-
pand. Building material, con-
crete manufacturing preferred.
Want to live South Florida.
Give all details first letter. con-
fidential. Write Advertiser,
"a Byers Ave, Akron, Ohio.
dec23-lwkx
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Rev. A. DeBarritt win leave
Saturday morning by motor bus
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer.
who have been absent from the
city over long period and max
ing their home in Tampa, arrived
this week for, a visit with rela-
tives and friends,
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THIEVES are stealing from park
ed cars. Visitors should keep
cars locked. dec2l-lwkx
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Cornelius EIbertson was an ar
rival in the city this morning
from Tampa, and viii spend the
holiday season here.
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Charles Hogeboom, Jr. was
among the recent arrivals in Key
West from Fort Lauderdale to
spend the holiday season with
relatives and friends.
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FOR SALE

CORNER LOT. 50x100 feet. Cor
ner 5th and Staple Avenue.
Apply Box d, The Citizen.
nov2-tg
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FOR SALE-Fresh laid eggs
daily. Want steady customers
who need fresh eggs daily from
y doz. to quantity needed. 1909
Flagler Ave. Just received 200
day-old baby chicks which viii
be for sale from this day on.
dec23-3tx
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The rain crow really is GU
'cloo.
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G. EXPERIMENTATION, medium
size, $50. Trevmor Apartment
C. deci1-tf
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BICYCLES


subscrIbe . &c 80.
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rs ROOM GOING HOTEL. Won
derful future. Over Sea Realty {.
Exchange, Over Sea Hote
Key West, Fla. nov22-t
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Apartments in London are call
ed flats.
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: Loving A Married Man

CHE tried to concentrate on Cor
- delia's news.
"But, darling, what do you mean
after you've cared so terribly,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOX
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
Gerry.
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RIGHT NAMES WANTED

No candid, honest opponent of the New Deal
will can dispute that the signs and the evidence
are that the American people want what the pres-
dent wants, that they have renowned the liberty
of private judgment and delegated it to him, that
they expect their congressman to do likewise. The
News and Courier recognizes the facts that are
before it and ceases to present futile arguments
against presidential measures. That to which it
still objects is that what is done is not done frank
ly, under right Names that the leaders of the peo-
pie keep up the pretense that the government of
four years ago has not been supplanted by another
II may be that the newly ordered republic (for
in important and essential respects it has mot YET
ceased to be republic) is vastly improved, but
to the mental and moral health of the citizens, to
the saving of their character, it is highly necessary
that the revolutions, however the people desire it,
should not be sneaked over. ..s,.,,,.,, q. d.
\, II we were bellhop statesman in congress we
would be proud of it and proclaim it, growing over
the like of Carter Glass and Harry Byrd, Tipping
fingers at them and telling them that they are pa
thetic relics of the seedy past.-Chareston News
and Courier. 81 ,, ast..,, $50,
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WHEN THEY WON'T WORK

So long as we have able-bodied men who do not
want to work and will not work the "unemploy-
ment' problem will also be with US. And there are
any number of ne'er-do-wells, incompetent and
lazy fellows who simply will not work. let what
come may The late Dwight L. Moody found such
characters in his experiences with humanity. This
story graphically illustrates what we are trying to
say:
When Moody was secretary of the Y. NJ. &. A.
in Chicago, one of his ever-present problems was
the shiftless unemployed. He liked to tell of his
Chicago experience: "They would tell me of their
sufferings and how they had no work and wanted
help. At last | got number of cords of firewood
and put it in vacant lot, and got some saws and
a sawbuck, but kept them out of sight. man
would come and ask for help. why don't you
work?' would ask. Il can't get an work. Would
you do anything if you could get any?' oh, yes,
anything Would you really work in the street"
Yes AN right And then would bring out a
saw and sawbuck and start them out, but we would
have q boy watch them to see that they did not
steal the saw. Sometimes the fellow would say, Il
will go home and tell my wife ] have got some
work; and that would be the last would see of
him. During the whole winter never got more
than three cords of wood sawed."-The Marshville
Home. N.''..e .j.' -" '
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NEWSPAPERS OPINIONS
NOTE ON A MULTIPLICATION

The Daily News loses time in concurrihg WIN
Senator Carter Glass Characterization of the move
ment of the governments gold to newly construct
ed vaults at Fort Knox, KY, as an 'idotlc trans
action" 80.
The administration which ordered the transfer
has spent a major portion of its time ana lts en-
ergy in preaching peace, courage, confidence ana
security. It has poked fun at European NATIONS
which have provided gas and bomb-proof cellars
for their citzenry, distributed gas masks for even
the youngest babies and put on realistic drills TO
train civilians in escape from the horrors of the
next war. 1t has not only condemned but has
prosecuted boarding. 1t has outlawed fear and
urged more and more that individuals and business
organizations open up their pocketbooks and their
vaults and spend, spend, spend 1t has scoffed at
the idea of insecurity. 1t has withal gone in for
continued encouragement of gold mining and given
every incentive to the extraction of more and more
of the precious metal from the earth. ,'.
And if removal of Uncle Sans huge gold stock
from vaults over the country, away from the coast
where it might fall into the hands of invading
armies it's replacement in the ground and its sur
rounding by great masses of steel, concrete and
ornaments do not nullify each and every one of
these preachments advocates, condemnations and
stimuatons, in practice and in spirit, what we'd
like to know along with Senator Glass, under high
heaven does or would?
Furthermore, your uncle expended nearly mil
lion dollars of the money which this boarded ore
to finance such a observation-disclosures
boro News. ."."'