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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
Irta: Condos Sander

GOUUSlOT dQId CdIluUlZOIlySd-
gat.
Egg izben a szall6janak csar-
nokaban talalkozott velem. AIT
Sc tudta, hogy oft vagyok, de
rogt0n nagy 0r0mmel j0tt fe-
lem es hivogatott:
Jojjon, megvendegelem
valamivel.
Szabadkozni kezdtem, hogy
kes6 van, szinhaZban voltam,
reggel koran kell keljek, de
mem hagyott bekeben, hogy
menjek vele.
Macy 0rom0m volt ma,
jojjon, igyek ARA maga is va
lamit.
Es hozzatette mely elgondo-
lassal:
- Mem tudom, hogy olvas-
tame valahol, vagy magam
talaltam XII, de az igazsag az,
hogy ha az embernek banata
van, AIT maga szereti viselni,
rejtegeti, de az orom olyan,
hogy ait meg kell osztani va
lakivel, hogy igazan ertekes
legyen.
Abban az id6ben Chicagoban
az osztrak-magyar fokonzul
perekedi Nuber Sander volt,
nagyon derek ember, de felet-
tebb ideges es sajatos gondol-
kozasu. Tobb izben adott is
mer6sei reszere vacsorat, de
Beyfieldet soha mem hivta
meg, pedig tudnia kellett,
hogy Beyfield meg az amerikai
eletben is jelentekeny tenye-
z6.
Szoba hoztam ezt a vendeg-
lato hazigazda el6tt, aki az
Greg emberek mindent megert6
szelid mosolyaval felelte:
Tudja kerem, engem a
konzul ur mem vesz eszre, inert
6 perekedi, en- pedig zsido va
gyok.
ESzrevette-e Nuber Sandor
vagy sem, azzal Bayfield, keve-
set tor6dott. Ellenben ha ma
gyar gyujtesrd volt $40, ak
kor mindig hozzajarult vala-
mivel es ezer dollarnal keve-
sebbet soha mem kiildott.
Mem tudom egeszen bizto-
san, hogy XII, de ha jol emlek-
: szem, Vecsey Jeno reformatus
lelkesz volt az, aki egyszer ra-
vette Beyfieldet, hogy nezze
meg a magyar reformatusok
templomat Chicagoban. ITALIAN
ARA gondolt, hogy a joravalo
reformatusok vi templomot
akartak epiteni es ahhoz Bey-
field is hozzajarulhatna, de
eleg abbol annyi, hogy a dus-
; gazdag ember: elment, meg
nezte a templomot csakugyan.
Es azutan mem szolt semmit.
) Par nappal kes6bb faggatni
kezdtek magyar ismer6sei Bey-
fieldet:
Latta-e a magyar refor-
matus templomot?
- LATHAM.
- Es NIT szol hozza?
- AIT, hogy be kellere biz
tositani.
Ejnye no, hiszen be van
az blZtOSltva.
T0bbre kellene biztosita-
nj. Sokkal t0bbre mondta
csendesen Bayfield,.
Mindig sajnaltam, hogy va
lami sajnalatos mulasztas folly
tan Beyfield kimaradt a ma
gyar eletb6l, de azutan lassan-
kent raj0ttem, hogy jobb ez
ICY. Sokkal jobb, inert ha meg
maradt volna kozottInk, ak
kor hamarosan elidegenedett
volna t6liink. Van benniink,
magyarokban, valami kil0n0s
tehetseg ARA, hogy a legerde-
mesebbeket Ell tudjuk riasztani
koriinkb6l. Ha nyiltan,> takar-
gatas nelkiil akarnek beszel-
nj, AIT mondanam, hogy leg
jobb er6nkkel csak egyen IA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01

"Amerkai a&bbi esyhazaknak esyietekne
Is kSr0knek hivataos iapja 1885 eyre

Hungarian official OF the follow
Ing Hungarian Churches Societies. and Clubs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
LEGALS
NoT,CE OF M.sTER,s SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that under and by virtue of and
pursuant to that certain decree
made and entered on the 1st day of
October, A. d. 1898, by the Honor
able Arthur Gomez, One of the
Judges of the Circuit Court of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Monroe
County. Florida, in Chancery, in
that certain cause therein pending
wherein Emily NJ. Price joined by
her husband and next friend, Glenn
C. Price are compliments, and The
oversee Company, corporation
that was organized and existing un-
der the laws of the State of Florida,
hut which has been duly dissolved
by proclamation of the Governor OF
the State of Florida; Austin 1.
Drew and l.. NJ. Pierce, as the sur
Company, a dissolved Florida Cor
poration, individually and as trus-
tees of the property of said dis
solved corporation and all parties
whether natural. corporate or NUM-
cipaI interested in the land herein
being foreclOsed upon and herein
after particularly described claim
ing through or or under said dis
solved corporations; Catherine Ma
loney. a widow, w. j. Schoneck and
Adeline Schoneck, his wife and
Grace ReShore, are the defendants,
the undersigned Special Master in
chancery. appointed by said de-
cree, will offer for sale at public
outcry to the highest bidder for
cash, before the front door of the
County Court House in Key West,
Monroe County. Florida, on Mon
day tbe 18th day of November. A.
u. 1858 (same being a rule day of
said court and a legal sales day)
during the legal hours of sale, to-
wit, between If O'Clock in the fore
noon and . O'clock in the afternoon
of said day. the following described
property to satisfy said decree by
payment of the amounts therein
specified:
part of Lot Three in Square
Seven. according to William \.
Whitehead's map of the Island
of Key West, delineated in
February a. d. 1929, described
as follows: Commencing at
point on Duval Street LAP feet
from the corner of Front and
Duval Streets and running
thence in a Northeasterly direc-
tion 113 feet; thence at right
angles in a Southeasterly di-
rectiOn "A feet: thence at right
angles in a Southwesterly di-
rection sc feet inches; thence
westerly direction "a feet;
thence at right angles in
Southwesterly direction Sc feet,
inches; thence at right angles
in a Northwesterly direction
along the lire of Duval Street
40 feet to the place of begin
ming.
ALLAN Il. CLEARE. JR.,
Snecial Master in Chancery
RAYMOND r. LORD,
solicitor fOr IDI4plainants.
octS-15-22-29; nov5,193S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
TRANSPORTATION
Steamer Cuba Arrives

Arriving from Havana yester-
day afternoon on the Steamship
Cuba, for Key West were % first
cabin passengers and three sec
ond and for Tampa nine first
cabin passengers. Most of the
arrivals for Key West were pas
sengers who had made the trip
from Miami on the Steamship
Florida, spend a vacation in the
Cuban capital and returned by
way of Key West.
Arrivals at Key West were:
Bertha Frech, John Frech, Ralph
Williamson, Elizabeth William
son, Clinton Flemerfelt, Frank
Maguish, Edward Lehnart, Clar-
ence E. Small, Rafael A. Munoz,,
Joseph Phillips, Sidney Shuman,
George Baker, Norbert Baker.
Ralph Hopinghaines, John
Hamey, Homer Marks, Nellie
Marks, Geraldine Marks, Mona
Westin, Martin Carlson, James
Tometti, John LIE De Have, Mar
garete Primary, Carload Nunez,
Lelo Boyd.
Shown on the manifest of the
Cuba were the following items:
For Key West, one automobile
end five sacks of mail, and for
Tampa, nine tons of freight and
ia sacks of mail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
NOTICE OF snERIFr.s SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that by and under that certain
writ Of execution out Of and under
the Seal of the Civil Court 81 Record
in and for Dade County. Florida,
hearing date of March Is. 1898. Is
sued in that certain cause now
pending. wherein the Third Ma
corporation. ia plaintiff, and the
C.hevcIier Corporation. Florida
corporation. is defendant I. as
Sheriff in and for Monroe County,
Florida. have levied upon the fol-
lowing described property Of the
said defendant Chevelier Corpora
ton. described as follows, to-wit.
Lot 10 Of Block :: Lot : OF
Block /. and Lot l s Of Block
in PI%ECREsT MAINLAND.
according TO the plat thereof
recorded In the office % she
Clerk 81 the Fircnft Court In
and FOR Monroe County, Flor
ida,
and will offer the same for sale on
the Tth day Of November A u 1883.
the same being the fret Monday iu
said month and a legal sales day.
between the hours Of sale. that IL.
between eleven o'clock A, VI. and
TWO o*s4ock J.. n, at tie front door
Of ihe Court House 10 Key West,
Monroe County. Florida the above
described property being levied up
on AZ the property OF the said de-
fendant. anA being sgId - AatEsg ,
ss {d execution ard coHtR.
DATED this stu day ~ October
tsab X q THOMPSON.
Sheriff II Monroe County, Ftori1a.
oetS~t&-22-zs; n0yS.Is5s
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NOTICE: on APPLICATION
ron TAX DEED
nalahA
fSenate Bill \

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.
Harvey N. Smith, holder OF Tax
Certificate No. CTS. issued the 5th
day of August. 4. -. 1929, has flee
same in my office and has made arr
piication for tax deed to be issued
thereon. Sad certificate embraces
the following described property In
the County Of Monroe, State of
Florida. to-wit:
Lot > Sqr. Is, Tr. 20, Book
B-2. Page 405, Monroe County
Records.
The assessment Of the said proper
~ under the said certificate issued
was in the name of j. r. MILFORD.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according TO law. the
property described therein will he
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month. of November, 1898.
which Is the Eth day of November.
1888
Dated this sth day Of October.
1853.
(S:AL) Ross g sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court Of Monroe
County, Florida.
octs-15-22-29.t9 1885
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAN DEED

(Senafe Bill No.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
Carlos Perez, holder of Tax Certi-
ficate No 245. issued the 4th day
of July, a. ID. 1927. has filed same
in my office aad mas n.ade appti~d-
tion for AK deed to be issued
thereon. Said certificate embraces
he following described property In
the County Of Monroe, State of
Florida, to-wit:
Lot 10 of Tr u. Book BIS.
Page SIT, Monroe County
Records.
The assessment of the said prop
arty under the said certificate issued
was in the name of u. Wilson.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law. the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month of November, 1898,
which is the eth day of November,
1898.
Dated this Sth day of October,
1888.
(SEAL) Ross c SAWYER
Clerk Of Circuit Court OF Monroe
County, Florida.
octS-l5-22- -, 1888
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
MAKES REPORT
ON FATALITIES
COVERS DEATHS AND INJU-
RIES MAINLY IN CAR
COLLISIONS

MIAMI, Oct. 30 FNS).-Twen-
ty-four persons were killed and
1911 suffered serious injury in col
lisions of motor cars with cows
and other livestock on Florida
highways during the past five
years, according to the Florida
Jaycee News, new official pub
LEGATION of the Florida Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
These totals do not include
several hundred injuries which
were not reported, declared w.
r. Herndon, chairman of the Jay
Gee committee in charge of COM
piling this information.
'The initial survey consisted of
many hours of tabulating and in
dexing Florida newspaper clip
pings, loaned to the Florida
Junior Chamber of Commerce by
Walter L. Hays, Orlando, who be-
gan the fight four years ago to
rid the state highways of roaming
cattle.
The Florida Junior Chamber
of Commerce is continuing the
survey in every county to show
legislators the need for a law
which would make the cattle
owner liable for property damage
and personal injuries resulting
from traffic collisions.
The Florida Jaycee News is
edited by Tom F. Smith and Ken
yon M. Lee is business manager.
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<orIcE or NASTru.s SAFE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that under and ny virtue Of and
ursuant - that certain decree
,>a1N aid cPte~e't on tho 10Th day
honorable Arthur Gur0ez. Judge az
the Circuit Court IT tho ~ .Venth
f"dt~tai Cir"'it of Monroe County,
Florida. i'm chancerN. ~ that certain
cause therein pending wherein
" ri'" tri"@d ny h0~ hus-
and and most friend. elem G.
and Securities Company. a dissolved
florida Co"aoraiion. u. r Mcneil,
non =. Johnston, 4 u. Mcneil, as
the directors ~ the Tftlc ard Sc
cErities Company. Individually and
nf - uru~o~'y of said
dissolved corporation and all parties
n ners ns whether natural. cor
porate or mum cipal Interested in
he lard herein being forecl0sed
upon and hereinafter particularly
described ia To- ire th~ou.sh ar un-
der said dissolved rorre"a ior; At
lantic Salvage Corporation. a cor
.ora 'io" orpaulzed and eN1sting
under the laws Of tt,a state 90 Flor
ida. and Felice Salzillo ard ----
Salzilio, her husband II married,
are defendants, the undersigned
Special Masfer ~ Chanc"~v. an
polnted hy said decree. viii offer
for sale at puhi e ontery "a The
highest bidder for cash hefarn the
front door Of the County Court
Ibuss ~ Key West Monroe Coun-
IL, Florida on Nondap H. Tth dnv
af November. 4. u. 1883 fsamr be-
ing a rule daV Of said Cont aud "a
legal sales day. durin. the legal
hours Of sale. to-Wtt. between II
o'clock In the forenoon and o'clock
IN the afternoon Of said day. tho
following described pFpperty To
satisfy said decree hy na Vmeut Of
the amounts therein specified:
Gan tn Island Of Key West
and ~ part of Lot Three (3) In
Square Seven ga according 10
William 4 Whitthead's man ar
plan Of said Island dei.n"afed
IN February 4 y fS29. COM
Iaencing a. poin4 On BuHal
street III the dividing lire he
tween Lots Three faf and B. ar
90 in said Square Seven ~
aud runutu's fhenre along the
lIne of said i1uyai street in
Sort d w"ste~lr Il resfl8n Thlrtv-
four $50 feet. thence .at right
angles TO- %orthaa8thriv di-
rcrti0n FlftY-six CSC feet and
six 90 inches thcnca a. rleht
angles in S4utbeaatrrfS Iii
r"ction ThiTt four fa&b feet:
thence al riEhf aBfrleR iu
SuuthN "sieriy direction PITY
stx f5sl feet and SIX 30 inches
IL the place 81 beginning.
ALLAN i8 fIsEANg. JR
Su"t'iHi Master Ina fhanreFy
GaTMASU a. LORD.
Solicitor for t'2Fapta nuufH
Oetfh-2z-25. nuFa. 1898
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LEG AIS
.nNEnrIsEMENT FOR nIDs

ADVERTISEMENT FOR biDs
Sealed proposals will he received
by BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIpNERS OF MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. at OFFICE OF CLERK,
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
ERS. until 90 i. NJ, o'clock, EST,
November Is. 1898. for the
ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS
AND EQUIPMENT. NO - 7.
COUNTY COURT HOUSE. KEY
he divided into two parts:
PART /: The new Annex to-
Eether with vault equipment AS
specified
FART IL: Alterations and re-
pairs to existing Court House
Separate bids viii he required for
each section. and sections may he
let separately ar to the same Con-
tractor al the discretion OF the
oWner.1
at which time and place they will
be publicly opened and read
PLANS specifications and contract
documents are open To- public in
spectfon at County Clerk office.
~ may be obtained frum the office
81 Russell r i'anroaSt az 500 Flag
Ter Ave. KEY Nest Florida upou
deposit 81 SIC ea The fulI amount
az the deposit fer uue set st sloeu-
mentS Wtlt hoe returned Is each az
tual Fiddler ard ali other deposits
- lil be refunded less st@e, upon
return of all documents ia coed
condition within 80 days after the
date 81 opening az bids
ksias nguSS be aGcnEgg panied 1sg a
certified cheek eF hta bond I'm Aa
amount not less than percent ~
the bid
The amount estimated fu be
aVatlahle for Parts ! and III - So.
%$s @8sh
- .s.F7 zn- - ,-F.s - -
The scheduled elnsimg time for the
receipt 81 bsfts for prraasg of 80
DAYS
Tnk Owner reserves the YEght 10
~ jest ans ar AL bids and 10 y aase
8mEeFngA&tf&eS.
tSkGnesfa
BsRARp 80 COUNTY COMMISSION
EtsS. MONROE COUNTY. FLOR q.
EDA
By- CARR. EERTALTSE
Cha}ru&aa 81 naard
eHR@S. 10s s-&%-Ea4z
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
SPORTLIGHT
BY DILLON GRAHAM
APP Feature Service Writer
WOMAN SWIMS UNDER
WATER 900 FEET
BY SAM JACKSON
AP Feature Service Writer

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28.-
The worlds underwater swim
ming record for women, which
stood for more than 40 years, has
been broken by an 18year-old
college girl who dosn't even take
her swimming seriously.
1t was in 1895 that Anne John
son of Stafford, England, swan
ISL feet 6 inches without coming
up for air.
Now Ruth Kahl has gone 303
feet-exactly twice the distance
you'll find listed in the sports
records books. Experts say they
can think of no record in any
sport that has been beaten more
decisively
That Ruth's performance was
no freak is attested by her week
ly exhibitions at Santa Cruz, a
popular California beach resort.
Ruth has been swimming every
Saturday night before thousands
of spectators, relates Skip Lit
tlefield, her professional. 1--WE let
the best men swimmers see how
far they can go under water,
and then Ruth dives in and beats
them.
Duke Wss Surprised
That usually takes about go
feet, a big gain on the women's
,ocord in itself. 1t requires Ruth
to stay under water about two
minutes. As soon as she's beaten
The best mans mark, we send in
guards to stop her and avoid un-
necessary strain.
The famous Duke Kahanamo-
ku and his swimming troupe were
at Santa Cruz last summer and
were amazed at the girl subma-
rine". None of the islanders. men
or women, could equal her.
A report has spread around
that Miss Kahl had great diff
Guilty learning to swim on the sur
face but readily took to her fish
like underwater performance.
That's ridiculous, says the
girl herself. I've been swimming
since l was years old AS chill
dren we used to see who could
stay under water the longest. so
actually I've had plenty of ex-
perience in that line.
Considers Mems Mark
She demonstrated with a pow
erful crawl stroke and several
graceful dives off the l0-foot
board.
Coach Littlefield, who is TAX
ing steps TO have Ruth'S record
officially listed. says her per
Torrance is the more remarkable
because she is not a very tech
nically accomplished swimmer
She lacks rhythm and cordin-
alton, he says. Littlefield thinks
that, with an improved stroke,
plus her unusual ability to stay
below the surface. Miss Kahl
might shoot for the mems under
water mark. 1t Is 343 feet and
is held by Robert L. Pearson of
Chicago.
Sometimes Unconscious
Ruth is the daughter of a fami-
~ that spends its summers in
religious colony in the Santa Cruz
mountains. She was brought up on
farm and neither smokes nor
drinks. She is now in Marin
(Calif) junior college and well
ahead Of average standing for
girls of her age. She has no wish
TO make anything professionally
Of her unusual ability in the tank
doing things lust for fun.
Under water, Ruth uses q
breast stroke with her arms and
scissor leg action.
On that important point Of
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ASKED FOR INCREASE

RICHMOND, Va.-A prisoner
at a camp near this city asked
that his four-month sentence be
increased to six months so that
he could be included among those
who get $40 and a new suit of
clothes when released.
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TWO BASEBALL
GAMES SUNDAY
AT NAVY FIELD
OPENER WILL BRING TOGETH-
Err BACARDIS AND TRIO
JAMS: CoNCHS AND POUL-
TRYMEN IN NIGHTcAP

Sunday afternoon at Navy Field
local baseball clubs, members of
the Monroe County Baseball
League, will play the 62nd and
63rd games of the year.
The opener will get underway
at lis o'clock sharp. The tNo
clubs scheduled to play in this
affair are the Bacardi Club and
Troians, both evenly matched,
which win result in a good game.
Joe Casa or Malgrat will pitch for
the Rum boys Casa twirled but
five innings last Sunday and did
very good job--he looked like
the Casa of old Malgrat has
pitched two games since joining
the Bacardi Club and lost 3 to 2
TO the Poultry team and z to S
TO the Conchs. Izzy Rodriguez
will be behind the plate. For the
Trojans, Harry Wickers, the speed
ball king, who pitched four and
two thirds innings in Miami last
Sunday, or Salinero will be on
the mound. with Joe Navarro on
the receiving end
In the second game, if it is
played, Key West Conchs will
meet Key West Poultry and Egg
nine. Conchs will use Robert
Bethel. Fans know what Robert
can do in the box. Albury will
be behind the plate. Poultrymen
will send Gates to the mound and
Cyril Griffin behind the plate.
Ctn.,lf.rr NF The rlt,l@-
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knowing just how long one can go
without breathing, she says
Il usually can feel when I'm
about to pass out, SO l come to
the surface. There have been
times when | lost consciousness
Just as l came up, but l seem to
revive quickly.
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LEGALS

N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH DICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR NON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERH,
No. 5-:O.
SEVERANCE "C".
BEN G, KENDALL.
vs.. Tax Sale Foreclosure.
MERCHANTS REALTY COR
PORATION, Il Florida corpora
ton, ct al,
Defendants
NOTICE or MASTER'S SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned as Special Master, I'M
der and by virtue of the Final De-
cree of Foreclosure heretofore en-
tered in that certain cause pending
in the Circuit Court Of the Eleventh
for Monroe County in Chancery,
being ChancerN case No. TO, in
which Ben q. Kendall is plaintiff,
and Merchants Realty CORPORATION.
a Florida corporation, 81 al. are de-
PENDANTS. I. as Special Master in
said decree. under and nv virtue of
the terms thereof viii offer for sale
and sell at public cutlery 10 the
highest and hest bidder for ca sh at
the front door of the Court House
of Monroe County. In the tftN Of
| Key West. Florida. ON the eth day
| of November. A. u. 1898. between
he hours of eleven o'clock y NJ
! and two o'clock a. n. the same be-
'"'r leral sales day and the hours
| the legal hours of sale, the follow
| ing described propertV situate in
Monroe County. Florida. to-wit:
| Lot 81 OF Blk. y, Lot II
Blk. IL; Lots 90 and q Of Blk.
a. Lot s of Rlk II: and Lot 10
| of Bik, q, of PINECR EST
MAINLAND. accordtng tn The
plat thereof recorded in Plat
Book I at pages So 93 and % of
| the Puhlic Records of Monroe
| County, Florida.
| The said property as afoTcSa "a to-
! gcther with all the truCnents.
: Embellishments and appurtcuanCeS
I thereunto belonging, or in any wise
8rn"rtaining, being sold to satisfy
| said decree
Dated this 14th day of October.
| 4. ID. 1898.
! tSde T = CARO-,
S"ecial Master in Chancery.
| IRA { IIANCOCE
| Solicitor for Plaintiff.
octla-22-29. nov5. 1888
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MANY CATS AT FIRE

CHTCAGO-There were so
many cats at fire in this city
that firemen had to turn the
hose on them before they could
continue extinguishIng the fire
of a burning Shanty containing
fish.
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STOPS SUDDENLY

ROUND GROVE. IlI.-After
yawning for thirteen days, Mrs.
Harold Mckee of this city gave a
big ''ho-hum" and stopped Just as
suddenly as she began.
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for an order discharging me as
such EXecutriX.
Dated this eth day of September,
\. ID. 1888.
CLAUDIA f. JOHNSON.
As EXecutrix of the Estate of VIII
liam y. Johnson. deceased.
septIO-I7-2i: octI-S-I5-22-29; nov5-
l2,19SS
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~ THE go %'fsr Istssss s-ss sts,.u sr
~ AM ron MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA ~ PROBATE.
? Estate OF
AnlI.pIl ~ AfsasIltIA ~.

- " estate OF
ADOLPH IS MAGxTgfF
Deceased.
NOTICE DF INTENTION Tp MAKE
ApPLIC ATlDN fUR FINAL.
DISCHARGE
NOTICE rs HEREBY sINEE
that the uHderHigHsd WILLIAM "
WARREN ara : TREVOR aa-
minisfFatoFs. CT g. - the eslate 81
Adoiph " AaReFbana. viii. on the
II Let daE ~ G5efaHt Der s ~ 1875
submit their fiun@ aeesasnlH in ania
Estate Ga the Baaosmhie RAYMOND
Il Lori County Ia.IRe lu ard faf
Monroe County. FIoriaa. for ap-
prevail. and 81 the FaWs tIme Use
their application F0r dlsefttrse
from further adu8tHfst Fat3ssn ~ aska
estate. said Administrator. rTA
having faithfully performed their
duties and completed tbe aala hd.
uafHBHtratigu-
Tais eath day - October 4. y.
1883
WIfLtRW q WARREN
: : TREVOR
Administrator CT A. af Estate OF
Adeiph - HagsrnaHs.
III HtEf.t. & MALONE
AfferueEe fBF Admins sf fssfsFz ft.F a.
set2z-&3. naFS- &g-3a-z6 aees-t9- IL.
1895
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1928. The score was tied. SIS.
Rockne put Johnny Q Brien-
who had one nothing oa.stand.
ing in tootball-onto the field.
With Metre Dame on Arrny's 40
yard stripe. Johnny Nierniec pass
ed &c O'Brien. who was outside
the cadet left wing. The throw
went IS yards. O'Brien ran the
other five for the touchdown.
Then O'Brien. after the one play.
went back 10 the bench.