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SEEDIEsT THINGS


Some Interesting observations ON
speed are rnadesin bulletin of the Nat
ional Geogra phio Society. which names an
insect, the deer bot fly, as the fastest NOV
ing thing in the world, flying at the rate OF
about 200 feet per second, as timed with
a camera shutter.
As sound travels only abount LOO feet
per second, the bot fly travelling at full
speed would be going too fast to hear the
buzz of its own wings-theoretical at
least And if it could sustain this maximum
speed. IT would go around the world in
about 80 hours
Among birds. the speediest is the
duck hawk. The falcon. swift. eagle and
xaiture are also among the fastest flyers.
Tie eheetah. a member of the cat family.
~ The fleetezt of quadrupeds. while also
ueas for their speed are the antelope. ga
zelse. deer. eiraffe and Others. The ostrich,
however. is the fastest creature that travels
on foot
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new ARRANGEMENT
AT TRADING POST

There's news at the famous Old
Trading Post, readers-and it's
pretty much Of a proposition OF
dropping in yourselves to find out
just what It Is By way of a hint,
though-WeH advance this much
information: The displaying Of
the hundreds of novelty articles
in this favorite establishment has
been changed around completely
It's too much for the average
lsyman to describe competently
the displays as seen-however.
here are Just a few impressions
gathered on quick iaunt
around the shop:
The Linen Shelf, with nap
kins, table cloths, towels. spreads,
etc. is a revelation. Then there
is the Lamp Corner. with beau
tIful array. Woven baskets of
all kinds and all kinds of knick-
nacks on various shelves The
stock of leather goods. purses,
bilIfolds and such, IS attractive,
and there is a special collection
of toys. In the far corner is a
good selection of bo0kS-all the
latest. See the exhibit of slip
pers and the table all set, display
ing non-tarnishable Swedish Sill
verware and an attractive style
of chinaWare.
In another corner is stacked
some beauties in native straw
hats and the cocoanut craftwork
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
That Jonathan Gates. holder Of
Tax Certificate No 7752- Issued the
4th day OF September. A D. 1888.
has filed same in Ehy office and
has made application for a tax deed
70 be issued theFeoH- said certifi-
cate embraces the following de-
scribed property in the County Of
Monroe. State Of Florida tO-WIt-
Lot >. Sqr- 4. TT 2S-2s. Book
V v Page al. as recorded in
Monroe County Records
The assessment OF the said proper
~ under the said certificate issued
was in the name q Nina Robinson
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according 70 Law. the prop
erty described therein VIII be sold
to the highest bidder al the court
house door on the first Monday in
the month of April. 1888. which is
the sth day OF April. 1888.
Dated this 18th day Of March. 1898
(SEAL1 Ross Z Sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court Of Monroe
County Florida
mar. l2-Is-zs. spr- ? 1888
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NOTICE o. APPLICATION FoR
TAX DEED


NOTICE Is HERERf GIVES.
That Mrs. MABEL ~ tfFiEwnla holder
- Tax Certificate No. 5fsf. Issued
tie 20 FAY - September. a y 1ssz
has fiisd same ia IN aff8re Ana has
E1aste anplEeAtion faF a fax deed 20
~ issued theresa said cert fscafe
efzbraces the faglowsnG described
property ~ the s-eanfy ~ Monroe.
STATE - Florida to-wEF.
n sab Ia. Pt Lot 4. Sar-
TT IL E1oak Pr. PAGE 81 Y
i>s. IS reruTae4 IN Mnnroe
Ceunfy Records
TIE ASSESSMENT - me zaEa
property uHsler ere sid certsfs-
cate issued Vas ln fke nzns q
ThaWaz Tsean
1-niess sid eeTfsfarare SAL he
redeemed zrrsrl{ng 50 Ian the
f.runsrrtv described fharefn was -
sid - tha hfEhast h.dssr ~ 1h~
~.szrf hs1sSe aaar - The first Man-
fszT - tha MonEh - Anrit. 1874
whirA IS ths Fth 8aN - Arra- fs1z
Dates fhfs rsth s1@y - Pehraary.
fs1s
fSEAL4 Eass 4 Szwyer
s,f~r& - GREAT Cert - N1nro~
Ceenfg. Ft1rfaz
fss- 1876. zAr. 81. 1sss
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NOTICE or APPLICATION
Fen TAX DEED
fSNuufe HffE Na 1874

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
That Jonathan Gates. holder 81
Tax Certificate No 1884. issued the
9Th day Of September, A. r. 1888.
has fled same in my office and
has made application for a tax deed
10 be issued thereon said cerfifi-
cate embraces the following de-
scribed property n the County %
Monroe. state Of Florida to-wft.
Lot Al. Sqr. !. IT. p. -. Book
v v, Page I'll. as recorded in
Monroe County Records
The assessment Of the said proper
~ under the said certificate issued
was ia the name of Nina Rob inSHn.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according Ia laE. the prop
erty described therein viii be sold
10 the highest bidder "a the court
hDtse door on the first Monday la
the month Of April 1898. which -
the sfh daF - April. ls1S-
Dated fhls 18th dav Of 4aarch. 1888.
fSEAL1 Ross q Sawyer
~. = s.of f-freu Int 81 Aonroe
County. FLORIDA
mar ~ 1885. apr. ?. 1895
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That Nellie White. holder Of Tax
Certificate No 1. issued the 4th day
of June. A D. 1884. has filed same
in my office and has made aRDlica-
ton for a tax deed TO be issued
thereon Said certificate embraces
the following described property in
the County Of Monroe. State Of
Florida. to-Eit-
TT. Lot ?. Sqr. s. Book CO.
Page 5s4, as recorded in Mon
roe County Records
The assessment of the said proper
IL under the said certificate issued
was in the name OF George Budde-
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according 10 Law. the
property described therein viii be
sold TO the highest bidder al the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month Of April. 1888.
which is the 4th day Of April 1888
Dated this 18th daS Of March,
MAJ: ~ giiTu9 Ross c Sawyer
-el3fksCnf1 Circuit Court Of AonrOe
= Comfy florida
mar. I2-I9-2s. apr. ? 1858
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NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR TAI DEED
esenas~ Mn Ne. Igaa


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Thai
Harry Dongo, holder of Tax certifi-
cate No 5S3. issued the 5th day ~
August, a. u. 1898. has filed same
in my office and has made apniiea-
tion for a tax deed % be issued
thereon Said certificate embraces
the following described propert~ in
the Comfy OF Aonroe. STATE 81
Florida, f0-wit.
PIT Lot IL. Sqr- ], Tr- IS. 70 X
BIS. Page las. as recorded ia
Monroe County Records
The assessment Of the said prep
erty under the said certifirate issued
was IN the name Of Leonard -.
Pease-
Unless said certificate shall De
redeemed according 10 law. the
property DESCRIBED therein viii he
sold 10 the highest bidder al the
court house dor on l4he first Non
day in the month Of April. 1asS.
which is the 9Th day Of April as3S
Dated this 2eth aas7s0f February.
1883 sa528aW
(SEAI-D Ross c saver
Clerk Of Cire9ft Cert Of Monroe
County. F7qrigia 4
feb. &c, mar. 5-Iz-1s. 1855
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LEGALS

+ - ffxs~F7s r-1s<e=t -~--sE
II THE COTRT OF THE C0tlSTY
srsgEs5t BISsssIsS2.
Tn ~ the Essate afs
JOSEPH PI%EsEIs
p6xasksl "
To al Cred tors LeEatees. Dlstri-
b5ters and ali peFoBs having Claims
Or Demands aga INST said Estate
Yan and each ~ zen. are hereby
notified and required % present any
claims and demands which you. or
either If ven. may have against the
estate II Joseph Pinaer. deceased
late 81 Monroe County Florida. -
the Hon. Raymond Y Lord County
4u1-e 81 Monroe f.ountr..a AT his of-
fiCe IL the Cuuntt Courthouse in
Monroe County. FloT- da- within
we've Faonths from fhe date hereof.
Dated Narrh sfh- A u 1873.
3ISTE PISnER.
AduinIS1 ratrix sE the Estate %
Iaseph FiHder. Deceased
Hlar. s-lz-ls-2s. apr 2-s-I6-zs-se.
1885
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OUR FOOLISH NAVAL RECORD

The present discussion of naval ques-
tons viii be helpful if it leads to the de-
velopment of cOmmon-sense American
policy. Unfortunately, the people of the ma
tions have not declared themselves in re-
CARDS to our foreign policy, which must
govern the size of our navy. Consequently.
the history of the United States, in naval
matters, over period of twenty years fails
to make sense. Here is the proof:
- In1916 President Wilson insisted upon
preparedness, including a very powerful
fleet. The ship building was authorized and
accelerated during the war Under that
program the United States was assured of
the. most powerful navy in the world, great
er by forty per cent than that of any other
nation.
So what? In 1921 the Washington con-
ference was called and Mr.. Charles Evans
Hughes, Secretary of State, in a dramatic
gesture, announced that the United States
was willing to scrap ten first-line battle
ships, eighteen second-line battleships and
four battIe-cruisers. This was S33O,OO0, 900
worth of capital ships The other nations
of the world gobbled up Mr.. Hughes limi-
tatlOn program, tore up a few blueprints
and there era of saving money on war
ship construction began.
Great Britain and Japan immediately
began programs looking to the CONSTRUCTION
and maintenance Of full treaty navies- Les
ser powers, IKE Italy and France. gut of
the battIeship competition, concentrated on
smaller vesseasS The United States all but
sat down and waited on the dawn of the
era of eternal peace on the basis that every
body loved US.
Some years later, another limitation
conference was called Again limits were
set o.. the size of navies. Once more, the
other nations laid their programs toward
the possession of all the navy that the
treaties allowed. This powerful nation con-
tinued to lag behind, saving its money by
not building a modern navy and complete
ly abandoning the much-sought- ''pari-
ty'' with Great Britain.
With the Inauguration Of President
Roosevelt, however, there was passed BY
Congress an act to fix the limit OF the Unit
ed States Navy at the level set by the treat
les and program of construction was he
gun that would give US Balanced, modern
navy Of that size Then. about q III aga
the japanese gave notice. that. they would
not agree to renew the limitation pact
which thus expired and the nations. began
the present armament race.
Thus, in 1888, sixteen years after
junking its naval superiority, the people of
the United States are facing the necessity
of rebuilding ships to makeup for the
scrapped battleships The pressure for this
construction comes from other nations, not
from any desire on our own part 1t may
be that history will repeat itself The new
naval program may give US the most pow
erful navy in the world in the next ten
years. We can out-build other nations if
We want to. However, the strategists in
Japan, Germany and Italy read history
they can take it easy and wait for another
Hughes to come along and scrap another
$500, 100000 worth of fighting ships!
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FACTS THAT ARE NEWS


r. SEEMS aA1D ID BELlEE
TAI A FE0 szIN1QEn NEaS
AGO hO60DN khtEA TssET
$1,000 ciaGs-EEG-
NhlllAaA pArE1 us0ER8
Ct. AE Also FGlRED0E TaE
MECHANICS O. Hss RoN Aas3
HR0REB I'd nlE PHYSICIANS
TuAT TIE uEApT acTEp
As = PuAa2
uE Also Pa0ED LATER II
EES % NOT spaIas1 Faaad !
RECE on nEU hAsD plRhk -
NH peaW E0Aa A a1n4 80
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N THE cOIRT OF THE COUNTY
JUICE. MONROE cot $Tf,
STATE or FLORIDA n Pho

~ A4GE. MONROE 40A - -
STATE or FLORIDA n Pro
In Re the Estate Of
Eduardo Gomez. deceased
also known as Eduardo Gomez
Milan and =. Gomez Milan
NOTICE OF INTENTION To MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
To ALI. WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that 1
have filed my final report as Ad-
ministrat0r OF the Estate Of
Eduardo Gomez. deceased also
known as Eduardo Gomez Milan
and r Gomez Milan. that ] have
filed my petition for Final Dis
charge. and that I VIII apply - the
Honorable Rarmond r. Lslra. ceun-
~ Judge Of Monroe County Florida.
on the zsth day ~ ARarehss T. u
1S3s for approval Of s1hS same and
for final discharge as .asinlipiS %
OF the estate Of Eduartfo esr5n1ez. de-
erased. alsD known as EdGardo
Gomez Milan and T. GQmez M&.ianl
Sd. EDi- ARfDo GOMEZ, ID
Administrator Of the sEfstatsf Of
Eduardo GOmez,c desea&ed. 80 lso
known as Eduardo Gomez Milan
and Z Gomez AiliaH lf- e
feb2s. mar5-l2-1s.l s@s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-12

The success of tourist season de
ponds not on the number of tourists visit
ing a locality but upon the amount of mon
ey spent. Miami reports the greatest tourist
numbers ever known. but the perS capita
spending is below par, so the season is not
50 successful Key West. on account of the
near-eompletion of the highway. of course
is having its best season, both as to num-
bers OF visitors and their generosity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-12

Since Governor Gone continues to re-
fuse the money appropriated by he last
Florida Legislature for the Everglades Nat
iOnal Park project. the park association is
raising money to keep going by selling
memberships.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-12

A pretty face and a pleasant smile.
girls of the growing-up class. viii get you
a long way on the path Of life but if these
are your only assets don't bank TOO heavily
on the finish.
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REMovE NEEDLE IRON BABY

Philadelphia. - John NJ Saba,
Jr-, 2-months old. of Forty-Fort-
Pa, is recovering from an opera
ton for the removal of a Pinch
needle from his back, under the
left -coIlaTbone. How the needle,
enteTed the chIld's body IS mys-
terry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-12

The government of Chautemps in
France has fallen; it found the going too
hot. "Chaud temps in French means hot
time, 50 the premier was appropriately
named.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

fseBafe Bill Ne. Ie@t
NOTICE Is. HEREIsfii 81 p.
That Martin Key. holder Of Tax
Certificate No. At. assured fhe sra
aay Of August, A. Dsif i4S4a has
filed same in ny qfflce .apg has
made application for a tax deed -
BE- issued theFeen9 said s,ess Aftesa 1.
embraces the follaEipg --deserli'eaa
property in the County OF Aonroe,
state Of Florida. to-wttsF s1f(
Lot II. SCR Is. Book Page 81
stock Island. Plat Book ]. Page
IS. Monroe County Recordz-s7a
The assessment 81 the said prap-
erty under the said certificate 81
sued MAS IN the nsme Of bnkno8n n
T-nfess said certificate shall 1t.
redeemed according 70 Law. thf
property described therein VIII -
-0l5 10 the highest bidder - the
court house d00r On the first Aon-
dsy in the month Of Aprh. Is@s.
which - the 4fh DAY Of April. 1879
mated this 2sIh day Of February,
1885
fSEALl Ross Z So -
C1erk az Circuit Courf Of Monroe
counry. Florida
feb2ss msr5-1z-is.aszs
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PAX DEED :
~ 80. Mn 1E4l


NOTICE Is HEREBY GI sEsN,
That Martin Key, holder of Tax
Certificate No 1910. issued the 5rd
day Of September, A. D. 1szS. has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed 10
be issued thereon said certificate
embraces the following descriped
property. in the County Of Monroe,
State Of Florida. to-wit-
Lot II, Sqr- p. stock Island,
Plat Book 1, Page So Monroe
County Records
The assessment Of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name Of Unknown
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according To law. the
property described therein VIII be-
sold TO the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month Of April. 1858,
which is the 9Th day Of April tsss-
Dated this 2sth day. Of February,
1SEaI1 Ross G Sawyer
clerk Of Cireuit Court ssf Monroe
fe6zs. riars-12-Is. ls5s
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Most of us could make up an excellent
list of best books we nave never read.
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Mai. Gen. George s. SimondS
US-A-, who today reaches the
statutory age Of retirement born
al CreSco. Iowa. So years aEo.
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John Henry Nash Of San Fran
cisco, master printer, born IN
Canada. 81 years aso.
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The fellow who borrows couple of
dollars to buy marriage license must feel
cheap when he comes to the words, with
all my worldly goods | thee endow."
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William C. Bruce Of BzlEimure
ex-senator, lawyer and aufhnr
born al Charlotte. Va 3 years
ago.
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Point for Peace: All the snappy,
uniformed soldiers, who march in the
parade, viii not be in the peace process
sion.
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1Sz2-Thomas Buchanan Read.
srtisf and poet. who recited his
war songs IN Civil War camps,
bern in Chester Co, Pa Died IN
New York. May II. 1872
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1s54-Andrew Furuseth, Sea-
mems Union labor leader for
many years. born in Norway.
Died in Washington, d. C., Jan
q, 1888.
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1864 - Gabrielle D'Annunzio.
Italy's man of letters and color
ful figure, born Died March.
1888.
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Another paradox Is that when it i
SS-s b. ship il Is a cargo and when il goes
BY car it IS shipment.
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In the present Austrian. -Germarlie 81
ali the European RATIO. have a.kind

sis. ali the European 4satiois have easkind
feeling for Austria, including Italy. the
other h. # the Beriin-Rome axis. hut that
is al. Taey knew her door was sealed:
it was only matter Of time. Schuschnigg's
resignation and the calling off of the pie
biseiie which was 10 have been held tomor-
row merely hurriedgthe day of the inevi-
table. Perhaps this appeasement Of the
aaad Fuehrer. viii prOlong the peace Of
Europe but Killers unwaF spted action
further strains the European sisuatioa 81
there Is ne telling what repercessie1s ~
result
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DIR. William DsrTach q New
Yark.asargeon. born IN Ph1adel-
phia, g years aeo. ~
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We may have passed the horse and
Buggy- age but there's many a human OK
pulling heavy load.
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i85s-Adolph s. ochs. noted
publisher of the n. Y. Times.
born in Cincinnati Died April 8,
1885
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It takes leader to head a march but
no man can stand in front if he is going to
be attacked from the rear.
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Before the advent of the motor car
we had our blowouts.
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Japan has a divine mission. Tokyo
thinks, to bring peace to the world with
the sword.
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Todays
Anniversaries


I743-John G. E Heckewelder,
Moravian missionary TO the In
dams Of Ohio, recorder of Indian
life, born IN England Died at
Bethlehem, Pa, Jan 81, 1923.
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I835-Simon Newcomb, inter
DationaIly-famed astronomer Of
the L. s Naval ObservatoFy, born
IN Nova Scotia. Died July II,
1899
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

1. Water pnd Sewerage. TX -
?. Bridge! to complete Road to Main
land.
3. Free Port
4. Hotels and Apartments.
5. Bathing Pavilion.
G. Airports-Land and Sea-
2. Consolidation of County AID City
Governments.
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II appearing BY the swarm klil 81
Complaint 81 Jonathan Gates. the
plaintiff in the above entitled cause
which - q suit for the foreclosure
Of mortgage that plaintiff - en-
titled to an order 81 qualifications
AGAINST cash 81 the defendants
hereinafter named.
1T II THEREFORE,. ORDERED
that Waiter Hughes IL living. and
II dead. al parties claiming interest
ander said Waller Hughes. deceased
81 atb rwise and Agnes Hughes hts
wife. n living. and = dead All par
ties claiming interest uRdsr said
Agnes Hughes deceased. or ether
wise and all unknown persons haT-
ing or claiming ans right title or
interest II the following described
land situate in the County II SIon-
roe. state OF Florida. to-Wit.
IN Tract Twelve fI2I 81 lifts
map Of Key West and In
Square Five 81. q James A
Waddef1s map - Egb-dixfs&uu
- PhlIbrirk's Bsfehar Tea Lot
recorded in Monroc CapntEs
Records.
Beiag shown Oh said nap -
Lots Oae 10 ard Three f54
situated al the esFHer q RosAif
and Catheriae Streets. and haT-
INK q front en- Royal SEFsef -
Sinetx-eight 6skl feet azes sns
Catherfns street. - NINETY hre@f
fs1l feet
*. and Ehry are e2xh hsrsny re-
ansred - appear 10 the Bsu - fssEi.-
piaiaf IN said raas~ On Mnn1s q
tie &sh dag - April A. d sssR
sfherEise the slfszzxlons - safd
bfii - EousplafHt asH be taxes -
Essufes<Ed - sid aefendaats
II Is FURTHER ORDERED. shag
this tsv&~r - paA1fzAets onrn ; seek
fer fn@r eanseraEfw@ weeks - Th~
49, hesf stfixens bewspaneF pMA-
likhesa Sc Manrosr s>snnsy. stste e
FEsrS34
nAtsa shis szh dsS ~ NARA. A
r 1854
tSEALh EaM4 & <awwsr
el&rM fHrrssf Cart 1Eumrs~ Csnntg
F1araaa =
5ofES q SAWYER
Sogieifar fer f-Isfaffff
mars-xz-ls-eSs Aprz.Isss
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N THE CIRCUIT coURT OF THE
r1EVE<TH m UHCTAL CIRCUIT
az THE STATE OF FLohtBA-
a. AND FOR MONROE C0Isfa-
IN EHANfEHf.
10Y hTHAN Gates
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Don't overlook the native. gas
! slzirts-snd the maREs items lis
played ExffnF NafFe Hut.
g Btst VS.. tholgh. lis the ar
gain capnter in e HRter of khe
Store. Hems on 4 az nj TX
sd dp4Ln and wen WORTH your in
spection
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MATTER HUGHES. II living.
and IL dead. the heirs. defts~e@s
grantees or other claimants TN
DIR the sad. Walter Hughes.
Saeceasesa. and Agnes Hughes. his
vIfe. II fiEing. and II dead. the
heir- Sesisees- grantees or
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-02
WATERBURY BOY
 CHOSEN FOR ROLE
Donald E. Brown Given Part in Antioch COl=
 lege Production

Yellow Springs, Ohio March Q Donald E. Brown, son of MT. and Mrs. Raymond N. Brown of North street, Plymouth, Conn, is taking part in a production of the early English opera, Dido and Aeneas" being given at Antioch College where Brown is a freshman.
 Henry Purcell, who was a genius born ahead of his time and died young, wrote Dido and Aeneas" in 1889 for girls school. Though to- day recognized by authorities as one of the masterpieces of early musical drama, Dido and Aeneas" has been rarely performed, and as far as is known it has never been produced in this part of the country. Sixty young men and women are singing in the Antioch presentation, and are being accompanied by a small or chestra of twelve strings.
 The opera is under the direction of Wilhelm Fiedler, head of the An tlochc music department this year. Fielder is the son of Dr. Max Fled Ter, one-time conductor of the Bos- ton Symphony orchestra, and is noted choral and orchestral leader in Germany.
 Dido and Aeneas" is being per- formed on Friday and Saturday, March 4 and 5, and broadcast from Station WHO, in Dayton, and was broadcast on Sunday afternoon, February 27.