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LILY LAWRENCE BOW
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a.,

DADDY III
My Daddy knows Just what to
do. M
When he comes home each
night, N
He kisses Mamma tenderly,
And hugs her mighty tight.
Sometimes he buys her flowers
sweet,
And tips her pretty chin
So that her eyes of azure blue,
Look right straight up at him.
Oh Daddy he is very smart,
And Mamma thinks so too,
The way she looks at him some
times
Just proves that this is true.
She listens to his every word,
With joyous ecstasy.
And laughs at all his funny
jokes,
Quite genuine and hearty -
My Daddy always feels Just right,
Cause Mamma loves him truly.
She would not change one bit of
him
For all the kingdoms money.
Edith NJ. Stuart.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
ALICE ROBERTS MITCHELL.
Plaintiff,
VS. Divorce
EARL GORDON MITCHELL,
-, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the above cause that the
residence of the defendant, Earl
Gordon Mitchell, is unknown, that
years and there is no person in the
State OF Florida, the service of a
summons In chancery upon whom
would bind said defendant.
1t is hereby ordered and you, Earl
Gordon Mitchell, are hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill of COM
plaint filed in this cause, on or be-
fore December 5th, A d. 1888, 9TH
erwise the allegations of the bill OF
complaint will be taken as confess
ed by you and said cause be pro-
coded with ex parte.
1t is further ordered that this
order be published once each week
for four (4) consecutive weeks in
The Key West Citizen, a newspa-
per published in Key West, Monroe
County, Florida.
Done and Ordered in Key West
this October 29th, A. d. 1888.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
BY
FLORENCE E. SAWYER,
Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM V. ALBURY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
oct2s; nov5-12-19-26.1s3S
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Russia, unless we note Cuba's
! protective treatment. With Rus
STA, the fact that all production is
in the hands of the government
required q special quota arrange
ment.
The argument can be advanced
, that when viewed realistically,
German trade conditions are akin
to those in Russia Under its for
eign trade regulations, the Ger
man government also can dictate
the time and quantity Of imports
involving foreign exchange, and
largely govern exports.
There are a lot of irons in the
fire. Some statesmen believe that
the best way to beat Hitler is to
extend relief to the German peo-
pie by means of increased trade.
Others suspect Hitler will make
certain that any profits from the
trade will continue to be used to
buy bullets, not fbutter 90
We're Competitors. Too
The fact remains that the prof
liable trade this country once
had with Germany is much re-
duced The table shows the his
tory of U. S., exports to and i'm
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WEATHER FORECAST
WEIGHING IN

dTill 7::30 p. M, Sunday
key West and Vicinity: Mostly
cloudy tonight and Sunday, with
occasional rain this afternoon and
tonight; not much change in tenn
perature; moderate to fresh north
erly winds.
Florida: Cloudy tonight and
Sunday; occasional rain in south
and east portions this afternoon
and tonight; not much change in
temperature.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits:
Moderate east to north winds be-
coming moderate to fresh north
erly Sunday and overcast show
cry weather tonight and Sunday.
East Gulf: Moderate to fresh
northerly winds and overcast
weather tonight and Sunday with
occasional rain tonight.
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SONG OF THE RIVER

(The DismaD
My song is a dirge, my name its
refrain
The Dismal. treacherous Winged
Serpent Thing.
River denying the White Man is
king.
Thus he has called me and thus
/ remain.
Thus will l be 10 the end, though
he drain
My last drop on the dregs of his
blowing,
On his wind raviShed fields re-
Numbering
Bunch-graSs and Buffalo herds
and the rain.
And these. each dismal cliff, each
dismal dirge.
All shall remain-unul the final
cry
OF the last Killdeer: Till the last
faint urge
or Man TO Suhdue me: and then.
drained dry,
Defeated and buried BY sand. viii
merge
In the heaL--come TO one end,
he and I.
-Euniee Carter Smith.
Note: The Dismal river flows
through the Sand-hiils OF
Western NebraSka.--heart Of
the Dust Bowl.
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L E G AL S
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL.
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.

virginia Holt Dawson
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
It. appearing by sworn bill in
the above cause that Virginia
Holt Dawson, the defendant here
in, is over the age of twenty-one
years; that her residence is I'M
known, and that there is no per-
son in the State of Florida, the
service of a subpoena upon whom
would bind the defendant;
1t is therefore ordered and de-
creed that the said defendant be
and she is hereby required to ap-
pear to the said bill of COM
plant on or before the 5th day
of December, 1888, otherwise the
same to be taken as confessed
against her.
1t is further ordered and de-
creed that this order be pub
lished once each week for four
consecutive weeks in the Key
West Citizen, newspaper pub
lished in said County and State.
On this 5th day of November,
A. D. 1898.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
(Sgd.) By Florence E Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
nov5-12-19-26; dec3, 1888
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FORCED TO TAKE BATH

VENTURA, Calif.-C. J. Ring
of this city refused to battle be-
fore spending the night at a
mission house, and was SEN
fenced to tendays in Jail, with a
bath daily.
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why do 50 many black-eyed
people seem hot-tempered?" quer-
is q reader. Ed: Il can't say. but
I know why SO many hot-temper-
Cd people seem 70 set hlack
eyes.
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HELP WANTED

FREE! $4,000 in cash and cars
to customers of famous Watkins
Products. $4,000 in cash and
cars as special bonus award to
dealers. Reliable man or wom-
an needed at once as local dis
tributor in Key West. Excel
lent opportunity to right party.
Write ]. r. Watkins Company,
10000 w. Iowa Avenue, Mem
phis, Tennessee. nov5-l2-19-26x
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- TnE COUNTY JUDGES C0I-HT
N ANu ron MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. ~ pftOnATf.

EAfUtAAUAs - EAAVAAAH4a
in re- Estate 81
AISOLPH -. AACERfiASs-
Deceased
NOTICE 6gF INTENTION To- MAX =
APEsf.ffATfUS FOH FISAL
DISCHARGE
NOTICE - HEREBY f11EES
that the un4srBiEued. WILLIAM e
WARREN and ! J TREVOR. a.
rnanIa4Fas0rN. CTA- 81 ths estate ~
Adolph ". MagsFhans. viii. on fbe
zl.t day % FlsesfBbsr a =. 1919,
1abrais their ffnai meepants ia sid
Estate % toe H0c9xassts EaYmsn9
n. I0rd. coaaty JaaEs IN ana taf
ManFes cemnty. Faorsda. far ap~
prevail. ard ~ the sane tlnEs flgs
shetr application for dfsahAFKN
fFoEn faFth@T administrator gf said
estate naf4 Adnstnfstf&tSSs CTA.
h&SinE faithfully psFfsFaae& thsiF
d9fasH an3 completed shs N23a Al
fnsntstfat40n.
Thls 2ata a4g q October a. y.
fs1s
WILLIAM z WARREN.
3 = TREVOR
Administrators ET.A - EsEats 80
A1aaDh ~ MaEsFhAEM
ASItEKEE~L a MALONE.
AgtsFneys fer Asfnsfns stF4ters. FsE-A
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re Estate of
CONSTANCE ROBE RTS ED
WARDS, also sometimes known
as Constance r. Edwards.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGATEES,
DISTRIBUTES AND ALL PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
MANDS AGAINST THE ESTATE
OF CONSTANCE ROBERTS Ed
W A r Us, ALSO SOMETIMES
KNOWN AS CONSTANCE r. ED
WARDS. DECEASED:
You, and each of you. are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims or demands, which you, or
either of you. may have against the
Estate of Constance Roberts Ed
wards, also sometimes known as
Constance II. Edwards, deceased,
late of Monroe County. Florida, to
the Honorable Raymond r. LORD
County Judge. in and for Monroe
County, Florida, at his office In the
County Court House OF Monroe
County, Florida, within eight CAL
endar months from the date of the
first publication hereof. said claims
or demands shall be in writing and
contain che place Of residence and
post office address OF the claimant
and shall be sworn TO by the claim
ant, his agent or attorney.
All such claims or demands not
filed within the time and In the
manner prescribed herein shall be
weld
Dated the 4th day OF November.
A. d, 1888
IRENE r STRAUGHTER.
As Administrative OF the Estate OF
Constance Roberts Edwards, also
sometimes known as Constance
r Edwards, deceased.
W CURRY HARRIS.
Attorney for ADMINISTRATIVE.
nov 5-1@-19-2s.I 1898
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LARGE SPACIOUS BUILDING.
Lawns, Trees. Opposite POST
OFFICE. Good for any Bust
ness Lease ALL or PART. APP
ply, $50 Caroline st. novl2-s
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ports from Germany,

The 1887 increase was laid
largely to higher prices. And in
that year the United States found
itself supplanted to Brazil as the
principal supplier of cotton to
Germany.
A principal difficulty in the
way of arranging any trade agree
ment with, Germany on a strictly
bi-lateral basis is that most of the
things Germany manufactures
come in direct competition with
American production.
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FOR SALE

TWO LOTS on Warrington
street. 90 II. front. III feet
deep. Reasonable. Apply 1919
Pearl street. rovli-s
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Exact Information

Customer-Some safety pins,
please.
Salesrnan-What size, sir?
custbmer-Six months.
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FURNISHED HoUsEs-aIi mod
ern conveniences. Ii14 Grin
nell Street. nov3-u
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-s-room House, COM
pletely furnished. Hot and eold
running water. Seasonal or
otherwise. Apply, Rear 1917
Petronia street. - augs-tfs
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ron SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT-Cabin
Cruiser with living quarters 10
accommodate 4. All modern
conveniences. Good for party
fishing. 1914 varela street.
octlO-s
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FOR SALE--iih acres Planta-
ton Key, ga acres. On ocean.
ga acres on Bay, on Highway,
all high land. beach front on
both sides. p. o. Box q. Key
West. sept7-s
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2-SToRY BUNGALOW, & bed
rooms, 2 baths, double lot. 1905
FIagier Ave. augi2-h
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God Bless Us. Every One!
To market, to market,
Our jewels to pawn,
Home again, more of them,
Money is gone.
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Need A Nsw office Soon

"a NSS& ~ Wv GAAA@S SoOh
NFriend--I understand your
practice is getting bigger.
Very Young y Doctor Quite
true, He has gAined nearly two
pounds in the last month.
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~ THE COUNTY JIDGE's COURT
~ AID tauH MONROE GOENTr.
FLORIDA. M PROBATE
gm 70 Estate 81
NATHALIE MAGEEHAMg,
Deceased
NOTICE or INTENTION TO aAKE
APPLI1 ATgOs ron FINAL
UlslHA H1.E


NOTICE Is HEREBY GSTvEN
that the uHdsFsigUesSs WILLIAM r.
" AnRES and : J. TREVOR. Ex-
staEara ~ TIE estate % NATHALIE
81 &8sGRHANs. Vii. es the 96sh 6ay
NJ January. 1898. snhmst saslF ftnaI
akrsamfB ID said estate TO the
Honorable 81 gFssssa8 T. LaFd, C1Ha-
~ 1maxe ira ard s0F Sz8nr@% caSnYY.
Florida. fur approval and ~ fhs
sAnsss tire fllw thslF aHpkYeattan for
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fgsu ~ said estate sid ExNNafeYs
haYIng kastAfuftY pesf0ffasd thelT
4stE@9 and rasra s&stea sas1 1afntSAs~
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wsx. A. H. 1874.
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NEW ~ DINGHY. sis Francis
street. nov7-s
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FOR SAI.E-Grocery Business:
good location. Apply 100
White street. flOyz5 -4ix
Evening star., 1938-09-14

tration Of Admiral Hipper-even their
names are strangely alike-when the
German Navy offered its one and only
challenge to Allied sea power, in the
Skagerrak on May 81, 1915. 1t fought
far more gallantly and ably than Der
Fuehrer fought at Nurnberg, but it
did not gain command Of the sea,
The High Sea Fleet never again ven-
tured into the North Sea until it
steamed to surrender at scapa Flow,
where it ANONYMOUSLY committed
suicide by scuttle on June 2l, 1919.
The parallel between Hipper and
Hitler has yet another point of similar
ity. The Kaiser's sea power was broken
at Jutland, but his fleet remained, even
within Wilhelmshaven, whence it fed
for refuge, threat of ever potential
menace. While Hitler, like Hipper,
failed to reach his goal-to beat or
browbeat the Czechs and their sup
porters into surrender-the Nazi war
lord, with his fighting machine intact,
his capacity for intimidation unim-
paired, is still something to be reckoned
with. Even so, he must realize that
the next time he takes the NaN fleet
to sea. he may take it to its doom,
for the cards are on the table since
Nurnberg. Hitler has been robbed Of
his power for surprise. Competent
European and American opinion is
virtually a unit in believing that the
buffer Of Berlin has at length him.
self been bluffed-for how long only
the rashest of prophets would dare
to predict.
One preponderant fact needs to be
borne in mind by everybody who
seeks to unscrew the Nazi inscrutable.
That is, that Hitler's regime, despite
the seas Of swastikas which waved
1T Nurnberg and the tornadoes OF
heils which thundered in his ears, is
fundamentally insecure. The props
sustaining it will fall away the mo-
ment Hitler. Goering, Goebbels and
Ribbentrop prove incapable of achiev-
ing slAmorous new tr1umphs like Aus
tri. to bolster the myth of Man ire
sistibility.
Therefore 1t Is not the plight Of
the sudeten minority in C1echoslo-
Evening star., 1938-09-14

started
Holmes admirers in the
beque Of Washington house
lived his add
ona The Congressional Library need
the whole bequet
volumes
of his
These
nconevab that should behind
would like his home shrine
for students of chapy
which Curiously
considerable has
that days like these fashion,
NorthA Alliance
Evening star., 1938-09-14

IL
watchdog might have chaneed world
history. Benes leaped over it, fleeing
to Switzerland, where he found haven
ana shaped his plans which made
Czechoslovakia Europe's last far out
post OF democracy. His aliases those
days we're Berger, Konog, Novotny,
Sicha, Spolny. Belsey and lie Blanc,
Peasant-born, youngest Of eight chill.
dren, he worked his way through law
school and early in life was campaign.
ing and agitating for Czech inde-
pendence, working with DR.. Masaryk
In a secret society.
Another possible instrument OF
destiny was Benes' busted shinbone.
1t was broken in a soccer match-he
was q star in this game-never healed
properly. and left him free to be an
agitator instead Of . World War con-
script. And still another dramatic
antecedent of chance in today's third
act climax was his accidental meeting
at Versailles with . powerful per.
'sonage who got him a hearing when
all else had failed. As 4 result. they
carved out the new nation of Czecho-
slovakia.
Here's former dictator who seems
to be taking it all back. Prof. Nicolas
Jorga, once Rumanias iron man, re-
nounced his violent anti-semitism
several years ago, and now he makes
a public statement which is con-
strued as brickbat for the Nazis and
a bouquet for the democratic powers.
Big, shaggy, heavily whiskered, he
Is a former president of the University
OF Bucharest. formerly King Carols
tutor and now his adviser. When he
became dictator in 1881. he tore all
over the country in a high powered
car, said he would put the politicians
out Of business and promised . speech
which would put everything to rights
In poor, little. bedeviled Rumania.
Evening star., 1938-09-14
Washington Observations
Hitler Declared to Be Outb1uAed by Firm Stand
of Democratic Powers.

vakia-which as matter OF fact is
far less oppressed than almost any
other important minority in Europe
that causes bleeding hearts in Ger
many. What generates anguish In
the Hitler Reich is the knoledge that
without unceasing proofs that Mani
ism pays. the people cannot perma-
nently be depended upon to tolerate
or support the tyranny that holds
them in bondage. So the situation
for Hitler pretty nearly resolves It.
self into q question Of war or revolu-
ton. The decision which the democ-
racies may have to reach Is whether
it Is wiser, by prolonged resistance to
German pretensions in Czechoslovakia,
to make European war q probability
or, by continuing to thwart Hitler,
to bring about q Nazi revolution,
which might not be localized. Der
Fuehrers agents provocateurs are at
work everywhere. Sudeten Czechoslo-
vakia swarms with them 1t WAS these
professional trouble BREEDERS who Gre
ated the incidents in Austria which
gave the Nazis their pretext to invade
that country In the guise Of bringers
of order
That the Germans, once revolution
was alight in their own land, would
not shrink from igniting the fires Of
political and socia, unrest elsewhere,
perhaps Is far afield as the Western
Hemisphere. is not to be doubted.
Prn.,e D VIZ GAtewa Iynk
fessor Of Central European history In
the University of London, writes in
the current number Of Our Foreign Al
fairs, "Czechoslovakia occupies 4 stra-
tegic key position alike from the geo.
graphical and from the theological
point Of view. Her survival is a vital
interest to the Western democracies
and not a matter Of complete in.
difference to America"
y 4 Il
1t is highly questionable whether
the President at Hyde Park the other
day struck very useful blow for the
democracies by broadcasting to the
press that the United States is not
taking part in any stop Hitler move
ment.' Mr.. Roosevelt went on to
emphasize what needed no saying,
because everybody knows 1t, namely,
that the American people are not COM
mitted to anybody or anything in the
event Of another World War. Wholly
apart from the fact that such
statement is in glaring contrast with
the Presidents own words at Chi
cago last October. with his Secretary OF
States stirring March II address be-
fore the National Press Club and with
Mr.. Hulrs worldwide broadcast Of
August Is. affirmation of American
disinterestedness in democracy's CAL
vary can at this time be Of aid and
comfort only to democracys foes At
moment when Anglo French diplo.
macy surely must have intimated to
Hitler that another German assault
on liberal civilization might eventu-
ally again flnd~America fighting for its
defense, the Hyde Park declaration Of
September has an implication which
F. D. r. could not conceivahly have
meant to convey to the Germans,
desperately anxious as they are to
Evening star., 1938-09-14

Republicans apparently willing think the President OF the
United States capable ocketng he said he wouldn't pocket
Nevertheless carefully considered
which likely catch the presidential
fund establish repository for his predeceos
Official documents 1t would
preserve make them available to students.
Moreover crying repository Each
with all the Of his Of
Of himself in handsome
foreign governments He also takes his History
but the President
vital Of his times
story always remain
incomplete.
suggestion been made the President would apply TO
the repository along with such
provision The storehouse might be
Monticello might be
Evening star., 1938-09-14
N. F. F. (. PLANS PICNIC

The twenty-first anniversary Of the
National Federation Of Federal EN-
ployes will be observed locally today
when members Of the national head
quarters staf1 and their families will
be guests Of Miss Gertrude M. Nc
Nally. secretary-treasurer Of the or
ganization, at an all-day picnic At
Midtown near Leesburg. Va.
The Federal employees group was
formed here in September, 1917. The
national headquarters, In closing the
omces for the day, will celebrate the
anniversary in conjunction With local
unions throughout the country.
Evening star., 1938-09-14
'Map-Eating' Shark a Fraud.

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. R.-Re-
ports OF 'man-eatine" sharks kept
hundreds OF nervous swimmers hug
ging the shore of Long Island Sound.
Screams OF three girls drew George
Pitts. 10. They pointed to 4 dorsal
I'M cutting the water. Pitts pur-
sued the shark in his racing gig,
seized it tail with his hands and
pulled it into the boat. The man
eater" WAS feet I inches Iong-a
harmless sand shark.
Evening star., 1938-09-14
HALTIGAN APPOINTED
Son of House Reading Clerk Is
Deputy q. s. Marshal.

The son of the late reading clerk
Of the House Of Representatives is
now deputy United States marshal
in the court Of the new justice, Bolitha
]. Laws, in District Court. 80
John B. Colpoys, United States mar
shall, gave the appointment to Daniel
G. Haltigan, World War veteran and
son Of the late Patrick J. Haltigan,
whose voice was heard in many ses-
sions of Congress. naz. ..f1afztat
Evening star., 1938-09-14

lnnlcting q cor
r e s p on d / n &
amount Of psy-
Geological dam
age, Der Fuehrer
sullenly retired
from the scene,
his supreme OBJ
jective-the sub
m Ion of
CZechoSlovakia
u n accomplished.
Hitler's Nurn-
berg sortie bears
a definite re-
semblance, in
purpose and re-
e,,lf <1 49, Rs
Evening star., 1938-09-14

grasp at any straw that remotely
savors Of encouragement.
DR.. Dieckhoff. Hitler's Ambassador
at Washington, is one of the few wise
men OF German diplomacy. He
knows, and must have reported to
Berlin necessarily, that In case Hitler
attacks Czechoslovakia the sympathies
and resources Of the American people,
though perhaps not 1T htst their lives,
would be unreservedly 1t the dis.
posal Of the powers leasued to resist
aggression.
Copyright, 1e3sJ
Evening star., 1938-09-14

selves. But when
Judge Pecora de-
clared a mistr'fal
in the case of a
Tammany leader
alleged by testi-
mony to be iden-
titled with rack
eteers, something
so signi t i c a n t
happened that it
may well attract
more attention
than some Of the
other important
events of this
week, including
tho oIoef{o~e
Evening star., 1938-09-14

during the World
War Benes, q
young lawyer, was
a arrested six times
as, with the late
DR.. Thomas Ma
saryk, he tried to
cut his country
loose from the
dual empire. Six
weeks after his
last arrest he was
dealing passports
to the new ma
ton which he and
DR.. Masaryk had
created.
Evening star., 1938-09-14

just as there are reactionary Demo-
Gratis who have no more use for the
New Deal than has Tom Girdler
Of Republic Steel: 50 are there lib
eral Republicans who have no more
use for the old party Of Harding
and Hoover than they have for
Jimmy Hines or Dutch" Schultz.
II the President Is to succeed in his
program Of liberalizing American
politics, he cannot longer afford to
assume that only the Democratic
Evening star., 1938-09-14
The Capital Parade
Uses of Roosevelt and Holmes Funds Create a
Welcomed Perplexity.


OR Adolf Hitler playing punging the
H into there agreeable
pagung WASHINGTON Both offered the
state by private individuals Oddly
whether the funds shall surplus fats
which learned purpose they shall be dedicated
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