davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-08
An Economist S
Viewpoint
BV John I. Flynn

II Is now obvious that the ad-
mmiStration intends to step out Ill
International affairs and play an
AGGRESSIVE role. The apparent in
tention OF the President 10 scrap
the Neutrality Act should remove
any doubt as to that.
OF comsc we are not told that
we are 10 do a little world polio
ing. We arc merely told the Pres
ident will attempt to amend the
Neutrality Act The plan as re
ported is that the President has
approved the amendment to the
act which will permit him to en-
barge shipments TO aggressor coun-
tries.
Maybe We should do this.
Doubtless many good Americans
think we should. But at least we
ought TO be frank with ourselves
about Ii and know precisely what
we are doing. Because it is a very
serious step 1t is a complete re-
verSal of our international policy.
And il is loaded with dynamite
Hence we will be very foolish II
VIC attempt to disguise what We
arc DOING under innocent looking
words The last word We should
use is neutrality
We have a Neutrality Act. The
policy of that act is to keep Sc
cludcd from all the affairs of
other nations 1t is based upon the
Well-founded fear that if two
other nations go to war and we
attempt to supply them with
munitions, to make a profit out of
the war trade, we will get into
trouble and possibly war At least
that is the way we got into the
last war
Therefore tn act provides
that when the war starts the
President shall proclaim the fact
and thereafter we shall ship to
neither That is neutrality.
There is another doctrine-the
exact oppsite of this and the
exact opposite OF neutrality. That
doctrine is to be un-Neutral. 1t
proposes to take sides II proposes
to permit this country to weigh
the guilt in the event of war be
tween two nations and then put
Ourselves ON the side OF one of
them by refusing to sell to the
aCGressor--the guilty natin. You
q ggressor-the guilty nation. You
will not have the boldneSs to call
it neutrality.
The President plans to amend
the Neutrality Act 20 put that
power into his hands The way
to deal honestly with the country
is to scrap the Neutrality Act and
pass a new act embodying this
different and contradictory policy
But if America is to go in for
this, how should we do it? If we
are to put ourselves into the sit
uation against the aggreSSor. we
have to decide who is the aggres-
sor. Who will make that decision?
For remember. that is a decision
which may lead us into war. To
whom will we commit that awful
judgment? The President proposes
that we put that power into his
hands. He wishes to change the
act to empower him to decide who
is the guilty party in the war and
having made that decision, 10 put
the American economic machine
on the side of the innocent and
against the guilty-Or on the side
which the President Sympathizes
with.
If we are to 90 in for such
policy, would it not be the course
of prudence to leave that decision
to Congress or the people who will
have to fight the war if war be-
Gins?
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-08

| h e ! I maleStleS.
Champagne made
in 1895. the year
of King George S
birth. was served
and also cham
pagne Of I h {
vintage, the year
of Queen Eliza
beth's birth. Paul
Carton, president
of the Association
of French Chefs
and nine other
distin gui S h c d
F1,pOrb Gourmet S
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-08
sDALE
lCARNEGiE
Author of 'hOw to Win
Friends and Influence
People

I landed in Paris last July when
the old town was agog over the
visit of the British King and
Queen The French government
spent S27.500 for one luncheon for
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-08

Although she has been convicted
as a German spy, many fair-mlnd-
ed Americans will resent naming
Johanna Hofmann as a coiffeuSc.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-08
thoughts for the Day

Let love be without dissimulaton Abhoy that Which
Is evil; cleave to that which is good,-Romans l29.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
Indian Tribe Found a. ga ~
That Believed In Fairies
tp~ Associated P-~SD

TULSA. Okla, Feb. 4.-The
American Indian, with his own
rich lore of the miraculous and
the supernatural, was not given
to telling fairy tales, but one tribe
has been found which told such
tales around the camp fires.
William Cunningham, director
of the state writer's project of the
Works Progress Administration,
said a project worker had found
vestiges of European fairy tales
among the Cherokee Indian tribe
Cunningham said the investiga-
tor had been advised the fairy
tales probably were picked up
from Scottish pioneers, who min
gled with the tribe and intermar-
ried generations ago.
But, Cunningham said, the tales
undoubtedly were told for the
worker had been able to locate
three miles south of Salina spot
where Indian legend had it the
fairies lived.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
[[[[ZzwAwTMT.
Eiks' Official Hello Bill
Originated In 1890 Drama

wv NN~stf-tEAeH
SANTA MONICA, Calf. Feb.
A good many member Elks
probably use the lodges greeting.
Hello, Bill, without knowing
how the greeting originated.
But Colin Campbell Taylor,
veteran playwright and actor
residing here. a life member OF
the Elks. and holder of Card No.
AZ. issued by Lodge No. l. New
York. saws he is responsible.
In $780,, says Taylor, Il wrote
a play called Hello. Bill. II was
originally produced in MinneapoA
lis. Some of my brother Elks saw
it and liked it. and the following
year Hello. Bill was adopted as
our official greeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
new PROJECT
FOR FLORIDA
Is APPROVED
WORKS PROGRESS ADMINS.
TRATIoN PROJECT CALLS
FOR SURVEY OF TOURIST
INDUSTRY

special to The Cifizenl

MIAMI. Feb. 4-President
Roosevelt has approved a Works
Progress Administration project
for an official survey of Florida's
mammoth tourist industry. Frank
Cough, chairman OF the tourist
and convention committee of the
Florida State Chamber OF Com
meree said he had been advised
today.
Mr.. Coughs information came
to him in a telegram from Senator
Charles o. Andrews, who said the
project is being sponsored by the
Florida Railroad Commission
The Federal contribution will
be S85, TAG, he said. The sponsors
contribution was not quoted. SEN
ator Andrews said he considered
the project a very valuable one
and that he will try to hurry it
through regional and state offices
of the WPA in order to expedite
If as quickly as possible.
The survey will determine the
answers to such interesting ques-
tons as from what other states
Florida visitors come, the length
of time they spend in the SUM-
shine State and the amount of
money they leave with Florida
business men, Mr.. Cough states
Recreational facilities, housing &C
commodations and other infor-
nation of interest to the visitor
and home-seeker viii also be COW
cred in the survey.
All this information viii be
gathered as quickly as possible
and viii be of great assistance to
Florida interests in more intel
ligently soliciting tourist business
from other areas, advertising
Florida attractions and concen-
trating Florida advertising and
publicity where it viii be the
most effective, he declared.
His committee and the state
chamber viii both aid and assist
the Railroad Commission and the
tourist project in every way pos
sible, Mr.. Cough pledged.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
Cowboys Sit Down
They Demand Beer
Onv A..aeIatea Pressl

MELROSE. Mont. Feb. At
was hot and dusty in the Streb
ranch corral and the cowboys
were thirsty.
Somebody suggested a barrel
of beer and said it was-his opin-
ion that the neighboring rancher
would set up the house.
But it was long drive to town
and the rancher said he reckoned
the gentlemen of sun and saddle
leather would have TO get along
with just plain water.
And so was born the first sit
down strike of rangeland. Il last
ed an hour while mediators medi
ated but in the end the coEboys
gained only an hours loaf and
aent bsek b anrk ihiES y - ever
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
Police Stop Driver
To Make Him Mayer

TRAVERSE CITY. Mica Fen.
Al A whipple Of PaWtacks-
r. !. started reaching for ms driv-
er's license when 80 TrsEerse
City patrOlmen overlook ms auto
mobile.
Instead Of handing him 3 ticket
the officers gave him an engraved
scroll informing him ne Was may
or of Traverse City for lhe dav-
Whipple, enn0ufe - Grand Ira
verse bay 70 fish for trout learn
ed that his Rhode Island license
had completed the list q foreign
plates" registered By ths police
this season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
Facing Perhaps Best Five
On East Coast; In Good
Shape; Prepared For
Tough Battle

Key West High School Conchs,
in tip top shape for the first time
this season, faces perhaps the
most powerful five on the Fast
Coast when they meet the Miami
Beach Typhoons tonight at the
Gym.
Miami Beach's starters will be
the veteran forwards, B. Drury
and Jack Park. Bob Park at CEN
ter instead of Forrest Weatherby
due to Parks recent scoring
splurges, and Art james and Bill
Wilcox at guards.
Power of the Beach outfit is
shown by its victory over the Mi
ami High Stingarees, which was
thought to be the strongest prep
five on the East Coast. Coach
Johnny MCGUIRE is much pleased
over the recent work of his Ty-
phoons.
Key West, known for its won
derful work against upstate
teams, is prepared to stop the
BeacheIs with a five man de-
Tense that is so tight observers
report it is even hard to see
through to the basket. Scoring,
especially in the victory over the
semi-prop u. S. S. Dunlap bas-
keteers, has been evenly distri-
buted of late among Schoneck,
Porter. Woodson, Pinder and
Lopez, who viii probably start
.sthe game tonight. Dumenech is
another first class sub who seems
At last TO have hit his scoring
ride, which has suffered of
: With the Conchs shooting
much improved Coach p. d.
Huddleston thinks his boys have
a wonderful chance to win to-
night. They showed wonderful
reserve power against the Dun
lap crowd. scoring % points in
the last quarter. That's one
thing I like about my Key West
boys. Give them a tough game,
and watch them grit their teeth,
tuck their chin in, and put up
the scrappiest play you can wish
for. We're going in there to-
night to hold that fast Beach of
Tense and give them a surprise
with as fast a counter offense."
A preliminary game. starting
at tbs. viii bring together the
Convent girls and the High
School girls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
CRACKS SAFE BUT
In LEGAL MANNER
tny Associated Pre..)

WASHINGTON COURT
HOUSE. Feb. "A reporter for
a local newspaper turned out TO
be real "wire-worker" to the
immense relief of employees at the
Peoples and Drovers bank. where
be opened the vault after an q
CT attempts had failed.
The vault door had caught on
. safety lock. designed 10 be un-
fastened only from the inside.
All manner of tools failed TO
bulge Il until the reporter hap
pened along With a length Of
steel wire he soon swung the
massive door open.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
N[[M%%~[%
SawmilI Town Goes
To Highest Bidder


MANNING. Tex. Feb. A.
NJ. B. Tyre. of Lufkin. has
bouaht this entire town.
More than ESQ buildings
theaters. lodge halls. business
houses and residences-sre
being razed for lumber.
Manning. serving almost
exclusively the employees of q
lumber mill once had $500
inhabitants. Civic tragedies
such as fire and abandonment
Of a railroad sent residents
awav.
The company decided 70
salvage the lumber in the cid
buildings and looked for a
bidder. Tyre made the best
offer and bought the town.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
Bullet Boomerangs In
Role OF Metal Drill
tnv AsseeIafra Prr.sl

RENO. New, Feb. At was a
good idea that Anton RACER had
up n certain point
Lacking a drill 20 repair some
farm machinery. Anton decided
10 shooi q hole through an iron
bar. He seemed 10 be making
progress when one Of the rifle
hullets bounced back and clipped
away the top OF his ear.
Rushed 70 Reno for medical
treatmeRt. Anton said he would
hsIy . drill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
new PROJECTS
ARE PLANNED
TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT
AND FURNISH HOUSING
FOR WORKERS

CLEWISTON, Feb. 4 FNSl.-
In order to provide employment
for Florida workers and to fur
nish housing for employees. the
United States Sugar Corporation
will undertake four new projects.
Clarence r Biting. president of
the corporation. announced this
week.
The sugar corporation. accord
ing 10. Billings announcement.
VIII build more than 100 cottages
on its sugar cane plantations in
Lake Okeechobee section. 70 be
inhabited by lsboreEs. who plant
and harvest cane. and employees
Of the mill where 1keicsne IS con-
vertedrinto rsw sugar
The building prpiect also IN
eiudeS the constr 4ction Of II
homes, guarantees The capital for
an e0rooE1 hotel at Clewisfon and
the erection Of q 200o. 900 gallon
tank for storing moissses al the
sugar mill
Since the beginning Of the re-
cent recession N industrial zc-
tivity'. Biting said IN the an
n0uncement. the United States
Sugar Corporation has. through
various projects. endeavored %
do It's part IN hating what many
clam 5 another depression Al
q these improvements could vel
have sSaited better business con
ditiolS.
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LEGALS
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
TAN DEED
SENATE nm 70. Ical

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That Thomas II Anderson. holder 81
Tax Certificate No. 393. issued the
End dsy 81 August. A y. 1895 has
filed same in ms office and has
made application for a tax d-sd 90
be issued thereon Said certificate
embraces the following descrilgesi
nroBsFtv IN the Cor-tv Of Monroe.
State OF Florida. to-WIt.
Lot 4. Plantation Key, Book 10.
Page 5es. Sec %. Twp. s.. Range
-. 1-4o Acres. as recorded in
Monroe County Records
The assessment Of the said prop
eFty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name 81 Henry
T Read
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according To law. the prop
erty described therein viii be sold
tn the highest bidder at the court
house door on the first Monday in
the month Of February. 1888. which
is the 9Th day 80 February. 1855
Dated this 18th day Of January.
1888.
fSEAI.l Ross c sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court Of Monroe
County. Florida
janI4-sl-ss. fehtlsss
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NOTICE o. MAsFER-x sALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That under and ~ wirtue uf and
pursuant - the eerrain decrrf
made and euterea on the ilfh daE
Of January. a =. 1s1s. hg tAH
Honorabis Arthur Csomez. f,ne ~
the Judges - the Cirruit Court uf
the Eleventh Judicial Cirruif 80
Monroe County. Fl@r5da. ~ Chnn-
nerm In that certain oanmn ehereim
penning Wherein EuEinio A4rtlnaH
is the complainant and Amna ia
krunson and Allen :. ffrunAun. Der
husband. 81 al. are defaBa4ntE. ths
underNiCned Special Master Cat
Chancery. appointed ~ sad decres
viii offer fur sale ~ uubiir out-
cay 10 The highest bidder fnT casa.
before the trent dear - fhe cuuntg
Court House ~ Key West. Menrre
County, Florida. en- Monday sac Tth
day - February. a - 1885 te4us
being a rule DAY 81 sad Cuurf ara
q legal sales daF1 aurluE fhe irEai
hours 81 sale. to-Wit. hefseen ID
o'clock In the foFenaou ans
O'Clock Co the Afternoon - SAD ass
the following deserflsed pFuuertF g.
satisfy said decree - paGHftuf 90
the amount therein specified
Cn the Island - Key Wesf
and - Subdivisions EiEht CO
and Pour 80 ~ part - Lauf
Three "a. SaNare $3.50 fsA
Tract Eleven fl88 AnrordtnM 20
Stepney Auxtsufm nAaEFam re-
corded IN Deed Esoek 80 pGEW
Cts. Monroe CounfY. AAuriaa
HecuFdN
ALLAE n cI.EAHE IH
Special Master in ChannerF
RATMgNIg 81 LORD.
solicitor Tar Complainant
8aufs-zI-1f febf lG11
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
POLICE PRODUCE
OWN AMMUNITION
MICHIGAN PATHOLHaEN MAKE
MORE THAN $4,000
CARTRIDGES

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb.
4-The pioneers who made their
own bullets and measured out
their own powder haven't a thing
on the Grand Rapids police de-
partment.
Confronted with budet limita-
tons which hindeFed pistol prac-
tice for the department, Superin-
tendent Frank ]. O'Malley order
ed PatrOlman Walter T. Weber to
see what could be done about il
Weber recently reported tina.
more than $4,000 cartridges had
been made from reclaimed cases,
lead and tin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
TRIPLE FUNERAL

Poftsville. Pa--School was
closed for a day In order 20 enable
pupils 70 attend a triple funeral
for three OF their comradeS-kill-
ed when their sled shot over the
STOW and into the path Of . coal
truck during school recess One
Of the victims. Arthur Wolfe. IL
vas the son Of the driver Of the
truck The other victims were
Harold Case. Il, and Leon Hzr-
rs. u.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
TINY PISTOL CAUSES
BIG TROUBLE

New YOrk.-GraspIng , my
watch-charm pistol between her
thumb and index finger, lSabel
Kauf, clerk IN q novelty shop
showed II 20 , customer. saying
Look. isn't il cute Just hke 3
real gun" She pulled the ing
ger. There was a delicate hang
and Miss Kauf was scratched OF
the finger. The shops fourteen
suns-eacn about an inch l0ng--
were confiscated and the shop
owner, Louis Tanner. was arrest
ed on a charge Of violating the
States anti-firearms law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
BUTCHER TAKES CAKE
AS BILL COLLECTOR

LONDON, Feb. A butchers
bright idea may revolutionize
debt-collecting in Britain.
William Webb, who sells ali
kinds of meat to the families of
Worthing. coast resort, put this
notice in his store window:
This business has been COM
PEELED to close owing to bad debts.
A list viii shortly be shown Civ
ing the names and amounts ow-
ing.
Right away the money began
rolling in. Trade organizations
throughout the country are study
ing the possibilities of the new
system.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04


NOTICE - HEEENE ElaEe
Thas EuV r4rissaa haa9sr ~ Tan
Cert fInafs So zEz asewes FHe go
aaF - 1n1F A 81 1H Naa f#N
same 81 mv esfasm Ana kas maar
nrlrI8faftnr Ser smm SD - tae 10
wu~G fhereem &MA6 meFEF rate em-
braces the fe1lss@ - @HsrFasaa.f r.Fsar..
erfW fm 49, EommzH mf MmTlrne MENae
- FHmrsMa. fm-w
Esaf 81. 80 r. 81 mamA ga
FRee So Mnaras EeNmsF Be-
fsTan
TIE aEaeNaaanE - Eka aaE nrnn-
srfW mnasF Ehe AaEa nesFtrats
iHraef waa ~ ths naH
"a q ennw
f-n1ess So eesff.aate SAL - -
6eezasd arraFaEnN 49, 49, a. rrus-
eFtr fearrztaea ztase1E a
e. fhs ahess asassT e. a. rew
hns1se &c. go fHe fHaF $780, ~
80 usensH - NessTaarF fsEs HEHeE
10 fhe Era 6aH - Fsasaarr tEes
T9fea as tsfk Eaa es GssGFE
1854
fEEAI-a Eass e $500
f1~Fk - TlFHass EaeH - $780,
EaanrH Faaraaa
saa.zs-z1-zE So a lasf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
CELEBRATES At los

NEW YORK 9inse love
wine. women ara sons. exelain-
ed Morris KaIinsky. 100 years old.
as he performed a CoSSaek dance
at the golden anniversary dinner
given in this city for thirty-five
couples who have been married
fifty years or more.
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GTARDIAN-s NOTICE or INTES-
TIos To MAKE APPLICATION
TO THE COUNTY judge FOn
AUTHORITY TO SELL REAL
EGTAEE


Notiee - hereby given "a ali
whom Il may concern. that on
Monday. the esth day ~ February.
a n 1885. al 1o-10 O'Clock A n
Lucy = Love. IS guardian 81 VII
liam Herman Love. John Atkins
Lowe. Donald scott Lowe Alfred
Sands Lowe and Joseph Frederick
Lowe. miuors- intends 20 make ap-
plicatiGn 20 the Honorable RAY
mond Z. Lord. County Judge Ga and
for Monroe County. FLORIDA. a. his
office Sn the County Cgurt House
81 Monroe County. Florida In the
City q Key West. Florida. for au-
thority 20 sell certain real estate
81 the said minors. which said real
estate consists 81 an undivided ore
thirteenth f1-f3l interest IA and e.
uats. lying and Being IN the c0un-
y Of Honroe. state - FLORIDA. to-
Ht-
% the Island % Key West
and known en- william a
Whifshead's map % said island
deiineafed tH FebrgarY A. u
1879 - = part - Tract FiVe fEl.
Nztd part being described -
metss aad hounds a. follows
Commencing az the corner ~
" ndaor Lane and olivia Street
and running fhence along Wtnd-
ser Lac IN AnutheasfeylF
direexiun GlHe Huadred Thirty
wiGht f1sst feet and SIX 60
fuchezs thence - right angles
81 Saath weN1eriE Girerfi0u
$tm~e1-ffse $50 feet thence NJ
r5whf amEfe& im q SeutheGHfsrfF
direction F4ftV fEB9 feet. themre
aF r8Eht zMElsE "a q &gurhwGMt
erfE a&rer1tam one kGuarrG
SeEen ffaTB feet. fheure az riEhf
anEieE ia &erfhw eEferiv o.
rseffon 0ne fEundFsd elEhfv-
sfxht G1ssa feet 81 go lueheE
% Olivia STREE. thence a. riEka
4mEisx BE- . Eartheasfsriy o.
rsefton zlonx the 5iDe 20 Olivia
street Tgo hun1Fsa Two f1s11
f-ez 80 tAs p9lnf 81 plars -
bsgtEninE
Tas@d - Eer West. Florida fhis
go aaE = TzHaaFE. a. n. lslE
EECF ~ LOW
A. Esaarataa - W1iizn Herrssr
LaWe. lear Afkias Eaws. Dsenais
Snssff Laawe. Affref Sanda Lee
asa JesspA Fr~derfek L@se.
A4naFN
szazs. fess-1l-Is-sEIs s1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04

Algernon-"Fawncy this. Per
ey. 3 chap here thinks a football
eosch has four wheelS-
perey-"Haw. hawl And how
many wheels has the jolly old
thing"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
SPANISH INSTRUCTION
INSTRUCTION

Miss BenildeS Remond, Spanish
Teacher, Havana, Cuba, College
graduate. Private lessons For
particulars apply l112 Varela
street every day except Sun
day, IL to 9 p. m.
ian29;mon-wed-fri-1mo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04
LEGALS


FAH f1f7tsn
EsenaIe Mn Ne. $50
y No1fcE - lIEREHT clNEN,
That Env Garlic hol - y IaE
Certif tale ~. 10. izs4ea - 1nd
da \ OF taueaeI A. -. L. IS filr,f
saus 81 ms oflice auf las .ulatle
alslifG ! tea Bof s As4 - a. - H.
sued 1heressl-a sal oertIfitate EN-
braces the followtng descrihed prup-
ertE in the County 81 Monroe. Slafe
81 Florida. to-w4t.
Lots "a. "a. 81. q TT. Is. Eook
Il. I'aEe lee. as recorded tn
Monroe County Records.
The assessment uf the said prep
erty under the said certificate
issued was in the namc uf
Christopher Knapp.
Unless said certificate shall he r.
deemed accordinE e. law. the prep
.erty described therein wsi b. sssia
10 the h.ghesg bidder ~ the raur-
house door on the first Muudag lu
the month of Fehruarx. 1a1s. Nhich
Is the TN day 81 February, 1885.
dated this lsth day q January
1898.
(SEAL.A Rosa G SAVER
Clerk 81 Circuit court - Nouree
County. Florida
jan.ls-sa-ss. fsh =. is1s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-04


alt f<enase 80 - $50
EuTIrH - HEREBY CIV -
That sasy carlftna kafaeT - Tas
t,sFIifteafe - 1t1 iFsaea fkr srh
DAY - Inl1. = u ts4z has fiea
same ~ nsF effiet aFlf Nae nafs
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BY JOVE
Rest Cure Prescribed
For Sleeping Horses

FORT COLLINS, Colo. Feb. 4.
The rest cure is prescribed by
DR.. w. ]. Butler, state veterin-
arian, for horses with sleeping
sickness.
An epidemic of the disease has
swept western states
Just let the animal be undis-
turbed in a dark stable, Dr. But
Ter says Put gunny sacks or
wood sacks over him and keep
the flies away.