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probably before yours. college
baseball played to crowds of
twenty or twenty-five thousand.
All that is over, especially in the
vincity of the major-league
cities. Professional baseball is
credited with killing college base
ball, which is amateur baseball,
says Cunningham.
college people are now re-
garding the rising tide of pro-
fessional football with varying
degrees of apprehension, for if
college football goes, all the rest
of the intercollegiate athletic set
up will go with it. There's moth
ing but bankruptcy ahead of the
college athletic plants if football
crowds dwindle, for that great
fautumnal frenzy carries the en-
tire financial burden, he adds.
For years arguments waxed
warm among football men as to
whether a representative college
team, such as Minnesota, Notre
Dame or Nebraska. could hold its
own with one of these big outfits
that play football for keeps. For
inerly it might have, but now it's
pretty doubtful. The nearest
thing to test are the all-star
games for charity staged in Chi
cago, New York and some lesser
centers around September first,
and these aren't conclusive be-
cause the collegiate" entry is all
star.
A truer test, perhaps, was an
off-the-record oceurrnce last au-
tuiniif in Washington, D. c., when
Coach Ray Flaherty sent his pro-
fessional Redskins into practice
scrinmage against the George
town University eleven. Two or
three plays by the pros and the
affair was hurriedly called off.
Georgetown's star back had been
lifted from the field with
broken leg and another man
had been knocked cold. The pros
weren't playing dirty. They were
simply too big and they hit too
hard.
This nation being what it is,
and the football season being so
intense, there's probably room for
both sorts of game. And if the
colleges are worried lest the pro-
fessionals mash them flat, they
may be relieved to learn that the
professional entrepeneurs are
concerned over the same matter.
If such should come to pass, the
pros might have to fold up, too.
for where would they get their
playerspf cupysif Arhana ,eonciudes.
4 sZhLIF Ikzkl 81
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LONG SIEGE ON
OPERATING TABLE
THIRTY OPERATIONS CRED
TIED TO YOUTH IN
ii 7a4j INDIANA is9il e.st

WASHINGTON, Ind. Oct. u
The physician stepped back from
his patients bed.
w "Well, son." he began, sit looks
like another operation"
A sigh from the bed, and then:
"Okay. Doc, if you say So"
Twenty two year-old Joseph
Floerke had reason to sigh. He
had reason even to go into a
rage, throw. pillows and beWail
his fate. But he did none of
these.
Despite his 80 operations in a
half-dozen hospitals within IL
years, the youth still has hopes
for recovery from a knee in
jury.
Joe's knee was hurt one night
in 1927 when, in the excitement
of watching Washington's biggest
fire-the burning of the county
courthouse-he fell against a
piece of concrete,
Since then, he has spent many
tiresome months in bed. Doctors
have examined, tapped, grated,
experimented-and they're still
at loss to explain why the in
Jury fails to respond to treat
ments. :.
Between days in bed, Floerke
has sandwiched into his life a
high school education and several
months of business training.
Long months of illness, doctors.
nurses and hospitals have never
diminished his greatest ambition
to become a physician.
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LEG AIS
NoTIcE oF .ELrCTIoN

To the Sheriff Of Monroe County,
of the State of Florida:
Be il Known, That /, r. A. Gray,
Secretary of State of the State OF
Florida, do hereby give notice
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in Monroe County,
State of Florida, on Tuesday next
succeeding the first Monday IN
November. A. ID. 1888, the said
Tuesday being the
EIGHTH DAY OF NoVEMBER.
the State of Florida, for six years
from Jan. 3, 1899.
For Representative of the 4th
Congressional District of the. State
of Florida, in the Seventy-sixth
Congress of the United States.
For Attorney General of the state
of Florida. -
For Three Justices of the Supreme
Court of the State of Florida.
For Two Railroad Commissioners
of the State of Florida. -,
For State Senator for Twenty
fourth Senatorial District of the
State of Florida.
For one Member of the House of
Representatives of the State of
Florida.
For Five County Commissioners.
For Three Members of the County
Board of Public Instruction..
In Testimony Whereof,
have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State of
Florida, at Tallahassee,
the Capital. this the first
L.S.) day of September, A. D.
1888. -
r. A, GRAY.
Secretary OF State
To HON. KARL o. THOMPSON
Sheriff Monroe County.
sept9-16-23-3O; oct7-l4-21-2S: nov4
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THIS PIGSKIN
WEEKEND

Following, are football games
for Saturday with last years
scores:
EAST
Amherst VS. Tufts; Army VS. Co
lumbia GLIB; Boston U. VS. St.
Lawrence; Brown VS. Lafayette;
'Bucknell VS. Penn State (14-20):
Carnegie Tech VS. Wittenburg;
Colgate VS. Duke Obj; Duquesne
VS. Pittsburgh (0-6); Fordham VS.
Waynesburg (48-0); Georgetown
VS. Roanoked Harvard VS. Cornell;
Holy Cross VS. Manhattan; Navy
VS. Virginia (40-i3); New York U.
VS. Rutgers; Penn U. VS. Yale
CPD; Princeton VS. Dartmouth
(9-33); Syracuse VS. Maryland
Obj: Villnaova VS. Muhlenberg.
MIDWEST
Chicago u. VS. Michigan Q2-13);
Creighton VS. Oklahoma $3.50;
Drake VS. Northwestern; Illinois
U. VS. Indiana (6-13); Iowa VS. Wis
consin (6-13Y; Iowa State VS., Ne
braska (7-20); Kansas vs. Wash
burn (25-2); Kansas State VS. Mis-
souri, (T-I4); Michigan State VS.
Illinois Wesleyan; Minnesota U.
VS. Purdue; Notre Dame VS. Geor-
gia Tech, Ohio State VS. Southern
California (l2-l3l; Oklahoma VS.
Tevas; Tulsa u VS. Washington
(32-7.
SOUTH
Alabama VS. N. c. State: Ala
hama Poly VS. Tennessee GOD:
Clemson VS. V.MI.; Davidson VS.
Erskine (2l-6y: FLORIDA VS.
SEwANEE CLIO. Kentucky U.
vs. Vanderbilt OILY; L.S.u. VS.
Rice $3.50; Mississippi VS. Miss.
State TEACHES; Miss. VS. Louisi-
ana Tech: North Carolina VS. Tu-
lshe li3-0J; Richmond VS. Hamp-
ton Sydney 900; South Carolina
vs. Wake Forest: Tennessee VS.
Anbllrn G7-20>; yPL. VS. w.M.
W-12I; washington and Lee VS.
West Virginia (O-6l.
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas VS. Baylor N4-20l;
Texas A. NJ. VS. Santa Clara: Cen
tenary VS. S.w.: Texas Tech VS.
Oklahoma City.
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Brigham Young VS. Wyoming
(ls-01; COLORADO VS. Utah State
$50: Colorado Miners VS. Chad
ron: Montana State vs. Omaha:
Western State VS. Idaho le-6l.
FAR WEST
California vs. Pennsylvania
coo: Gonzaga VS. North Dakota.
Oregon STATE vs. Portland: Stan
ford VS. Washington State fz3-ol.
u.CL-A- vs. washington g0-261.
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TINE CAPSULE"

New York; seven-foot tor
pedo-shaped time capsule" con-
tanning a compressed storehouse
of information about mans cur
rent activities, habits. clothes.
food and pleasures, was sunk in
TO the earth at the Worlds Fair
grounds. not TO be opened for the
next 5000 years Contained in
the capsule were more than a
hundred separate items. inelud-
ing a Bible and seven reels Of
film which were reproductions
Of newspapers. novels. works Of
non-fiction. sections from the
Encyclopedia Britannica. the
World Almanac. a mail order
catalog, and modern paintings
and musical scores
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Pro Football Gaining In
Popularity Every Year;
Fans Know Pros Are
Better Players

NEW YORK, Oct. 7 FNS).-
VIII pro football kill the inter
collegiate variety?
The question looms large in
the minds of college officials who
have spent millions for huge sta
dalms and where footballs carries
the rest of the collegiate sports.
In the November issue of Cos
mopolitan Magazine, Bill Cum
ningham, sports writer and COM
mentator, analyses the pro foot
ball situation.
Back before my time and
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VINO is this progtrate figure of
speech we call the patient. 1t
is the land of the hard name and
hard fate, CZechoslovakia, as
you sneeze it. The four able
surgeons" are, of course, the
representatives of the four great
nations who got together, just in
time. But stay; another great
surgeon has had something to
say. He wears the brightest
smile of all. He is skilled in
operating on the Constitution of
the United States and he would
like it generally understood that
his written opinion saved a great
loss of blood. His supporters are
saying that this fifth consuitant
saved the day and that the credit
for the peace of the world be-
longs solely to him. 1t was this
non-present doctor" who made
the cure" My friends, try to
draw your own conclusions on
this point before the next cleo
ton time, lest the slogan of AM
erica's candidate for President in
1910 be He kept the world out
of war"
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
SPORTLIGHT
pHOG ALIENS CAGERS
TOLD TO START TRAINING
oSeossesSsseSseseseseeee'
BY GARDNER SoULE
AP Feature Service Writer

LAWRENCE, Kas.-Dr. F. c.
Allen, basketball coach at the
University of Kansas, has recon-
mended daily exercise by push
up" on finger tips and toes to cam
didates for his next quintet.
He's written his sqUadmen tell
ing them to keep 'pooshing up.
athletes are in the best con-
dition if they begin their train
ing six months in advance. DR..
Allen says. diet needs to be
watched, and regular exercise
taken. l want those basketball
players to develop their fingers
and wrists.
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THIS HOLE.IN.ONE YARN
LOOKS uNcANNY TO US

BARRE. vt--When e c. Sell
berg scored hole-in-one at the
Barre country club, il was a dis
tInctive feat because:
In the history Of the club. only
four aces have been made at the
No, 4. IT5-yard hole, Sellberg's
being the fourth.
The ether three weIe made by
the other three players who
made up the foursorne with Sell
berg and witnessed the feat
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i sP0RTs6
Fear College: Football
Faces Greatest Crisis
ssssssssssssssssssssssss
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY AGUILAR
ssssesasAees . . ee ssesS

eooOeoe 80 . % eeSOeO
SIX AMERICAN weight-lifters
sailed Wednesday on the United
States liner Manhattan for the
world championships at Vienna
on October 81, % and %, bring
ing up to 1875 the number of ath-
letes who have competed in for
-eign soil under A.A.U. sponsor
ship this year. Unless new trips
develop in the immediate future
this team will be the last delega-
ton to go abroad this season.
Two of the members of the
team will defend world titls they
won year ago, Tony Terlazzo of
York, Pa, in the lightweight class
and John Terpak of York in the
middleweight division. Both of
them are also national cham
pions as are John Terry of New
York in the featherweight class
and Steve Stanko of Perth Am
boy, N. j.. in the heavyweight di-
vision. The other two members
of the team are light heavy
weights, John Davis of Brooklyn
and John Grimek of York.
Following the Vienna meet the
American team will engage in two
matches against German contin-
gents at Munich and Essen. The
Munich meet will be a return en-
gagement between Germany and
the United States. Last June a
picket German squad visited this
country and defeated the Ameri-
cans by the slender margin of 38
points, 1892 pounds to 1894. The
visitors took only two of five
matches but scored so heavily in
the unlimited division that the
total poundage swung in their ia
vor.
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MAY BE INcoMpATIBILITY

NEW YORK. - The leading
pass-catcher and the leading pass
er of the National Football league
can't get together. They have not
been on the same team four of the
Baugh of the Redskins led the
past six years. In 1897 Sammy
passers while Gaynell Tinsley of
the Cards caught the most aerials.
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HE DARTS AWAY

CUXTON, England.-Married
Is months, 22-year-old Mrs. Pa
tricia Baker is a darts widow.
She said her husbands enthusi-
asrn for playing the game every
night had broken up their mar
riage.
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ONE IN 37s

CHICAGO. Chicago Gu b
scouts travel more than $4,000
miles to watch $500 minor-league
ball players every summer OF
this number, about 20 minor-lea-
guers with marked major-league
ability are spotted.
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poration organized under the
laws of Florida,
VS. Foreclosure Of Tax
C. F. REDDEN. MARTIN HAN
SEN. ANDREW ANDERSON,
ct ais,
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
1t appearing by affidavit ap-
pended to Bill of Complaint filed
in the above entitled cause, that
the defendants. to-wit: c. F. RED,
DEN, MARTIN HANSEN, ANDREW
ANDERSON, THEoDoRE DICK
woman, T. ]. TALLY, MAGGIE A.
PALLARD. a single woman, UNA
FRANKLiN C. BUSH, LELAND c.
SHEPARD. OSCAR SABIN and
ANNA L. SABIN, his Wife, are
residents of the State OF Florida,
and that their residences are un-
That the following defendants.
to-wft: CHAS. d. SNYDER. F.. r.
DRURY, EMMA p. CLARK, a ain.
gle woman. COLON w. WILLIAMS,
MARION C. TRACY, a single wos
man 6 ED F DEiT 3IF;TGHf E I'll.
MOTIF, his wife. ADoLPH. REFS
MAN, JAMES NJ. II. BLACK, LOUIS
Fl. cRIPP. PORTER ]. SMYTH.
ANNA NJ. SPELBRING. !. single
woman, GILBERT NJ. WILSON and
FRANCIS NJ. WILSON. his wife,
are non-residents OF the State of
Florida. and that their residences
That the following defendants.
to-wit: JEROME =. DUMNIER. 3D.
WARD H. JONES, CAPTAIN x.
BROWN. FOREST e. BLYSTONE.
z; A EVANS, TRUSTEE, 4.
his wife, are non.residen.s . OF m
Residences s are as as follows. toswit:
JEROME +. DuMMER. Room l..
Springs Sut Colorado; EDwARD H
JONES, 6s-A West 3lth street.
Bayonne, New Jersey; CAPITA r.
BR Bro w: Essing ISrd pNsnnsy EI,nlra
New York; e. A. EVANS. Trustee,
Ohio; 4. 4. ILLEGAL and ELLA ,.
illegal. his wife. Muskingen
County, GAINESVILLE, ohio.
That the Stembler Insurance.
Agency. Inc. and Purity Water
Company. Inc. are domestic cor.
dissolved by the Secretary OF State
pursuant TO statute In such cases
made and provided. but that the
corporation, 10 Wit: stem
bier Insurance Agency, Inc, though
dissolved, was served with process
by service on g. c. Sternbier. its
i'l hs TO All the other defendants.
there are no persons in the State
of Florida. service of subpoena up.
on whom would bind them, and
that they are all over the age OF
twenty-one years. sss1 Is
That the Purity water Gem :
pany. Inc. Is a corporation dis
solved by the. Secretary or state
and has failed 10 designate . resi-
dent agent for service OF process
II Is therefore ordered thai all
non resident defendants, as well
az Purity Water Company. also
StenIbler Insurance Agency be,
and they are hereby required 20 re-
ply 70 the Bill Of Complaint IN
the 9TH day OF November. a., d.
1895. otherwise the allegations OF
said bill will be taken az confessed
by the said defendanfF. =
IL IN further ordered that this
order be published for four eors
secutive weeks Five timesl. IN the
Key West Citizen. a newspaper
Published in said county ana
This nth day of Sept. 1873.
Ross C Sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
BY: tSdD Florence y sawyer
AxLERoAD.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
oct7-i4-gi-zs; nost.Isss
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LADY BALDWIN WINS

ASHLEY. England Lady
Baldwin. wife Of Britain's former
prime .asusster, won the wOrnens
darts championship At Ashley hor-
tkcuitaral shozE held here.
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FOOTBALL FARM

NEW YORK. New York
Giants became the flrst National
Football league team to buy a
farm team outright They viii
operate the Jersey City ~ERtie
Giants" in the American associa-
ton this fall. -
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fcred a choice BY the judge of
pouring twenty quarts of whis-
key down a sink or gong 10 Jail
for thirty days. Smith went 10
Jail
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JUST TO CELEBRATE

ELDORADO, Ill.-Alec D. Ham
cock, a Baptist preacher, cele-
brated his 18th birthday by run
ming the 100-yard dash down the
main street. A stop watch timed
him at 1872 seconds. Traffic was
stopped for the event.
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LECALS

ELEVENTH JtDtNtAL AInSaah
or FLORIDA. IN And FOR NOV.
ROE COUNTY. FLORIDA ~
No. 7-as
cHAs. C. BRAND. -
FRANK r. sHALLcRoss.
NOTICE OF MasTER's SALE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that under and by authority OF the
FINAL Decree rendered on the lst
day of October, A u. 1855. IN that
certain cause pending Ia the circuit
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Cif-
cuff az Florida. in and for Monroe
county. in chaneery. in which
Chas c. Brand Is Plaintiff ard
Frank II. ShaIIcl Bss - Ibtenaants
/. az Special Master appointed ~
the Caurt in said decree III OF
Ser for sale and sell at puoitc OUT
err - the highest and beat bidder.
or bidders. for cash at the 'front.'
door of the County Court House %
the County or Monroe and state %
Elor5fn at KeY West. FLORIDA, On
sfnr4sfax. the -fh day 81 November,
1855. hefween the hours % IL
O'Clock A. ". and 2 o'clock =. ~
situate In Monroe County. F1orida,
to-wft;
Lot one 81. Section Thirty
one g5fD. Township sixty l9Nl
South, Of Range Forty ssel
East. eohtatninE F4rtE three
fszB acres. more or less ard
Lot TWo 90. Block Thlrtesn
f17g. as shown on Plat No 3
Key Largo city, F10Wntnwu
SeerIon. acrnr3iaw 20 plat there
~. recorded In plat fsovk ]. Page
III ~ the fsuhiic Records 90
Aso4roe c8anfy. FtnrsA2-
TIE said property a. afnr<Sasd.
Together With all tire tsnsmenfss
heredieamemta. ans aDpart@sg&ncsN
thereuEf8 b<1ozEfuE. % IN any~tas
p<rta3EsmE. bsfng se8d - satisfy
said decree
Tsasrd thIs tn gay % osto1er. a
n 1854
ALIAS Is cf1EARg. JR.
SpeFlaf Master in ChAnEerT-
BENJAMIN Axf.EHOAp.
AEtaFmey Tor PIasnEtff.
Mani. Ftawtaa.
sstT-It-zI-Rs: Esvs.Isss
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coQuILLE. Ore. - Arraigned
in court on his forty-third charge
Of drunkenness in twelve years.
Walter Smith Of this city was Of.
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NOTICE or MAsTEHss sALE
NOTICE Is HEREBY gISE&s
that under and by virtue Of and
pursuant 10 the certain decree
October. a. %. 1898. by the Homer
able Arthur Gomez. one Of the
Judges Of the Circuit Court Of the
Eleventh JndEcEa3 EIrcfut Of Mon
roe County. Florida. IN Cbantefy.
in that certain cause therein pend
Transfer and Storage Company,
Tnc. a fsorporatsou organized ana
exiaiiBE under the Laws % the
state of Florida ~ the plaintiff ana
waiter 4. Porter. 81 ~ are the de-
PENDANTS. the nndeFsieusd Special
Master IN CaanceFy., appolnts1 bx
said decree. VIII offsr Ter naIs -
for cash, befnre the frnnt door Of
the County Court House n Key
West, M0aros Couafy. FLORIDA 30
Monday the Tts day 81 November
A u tsss lsanae b<ing = rule dat
Of said Courr ard . legal sales
saTt anFtng the leEn1 hatsrn % sale
to-wlts betaesn IL e'cioek - the
noon % kaid d&y. the foilow1nG tls-
mertbed property % satisfy sata DE-
cree ~ payment 81 me amo9nf
ahNrN1n Nsertflesls
Ia NaErDs Comfy state %
Fisrl6a Lets Twe fg9 ard
RoHF CT. Esstson ThirtS-Ebfes
fzz1. TnNnsh8p Gixty-Ntx fs8l
SssFh. Mange Tweatg-nine 1Ssl
East
n1ssa this ssa aay 81 oeteesE.
A. y. fSsE.
RAYMOND " LORD.
apwwtmg Master IN Ehaheegy.
ALLAN 81 fst.EAHE. III.
Solicitor Tor Ptataftff
sesT-If-31-za: noFs. 1873
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FOR SALE-compIetely rebuilt
cubsn-type house; double bed
room. complete bath. hot wa
ter, l8-ft. living room, kitchen,
dining room. front porch. rear
porch, electric lights. well els.
tern, nice garden Central 10
cation. Write Guy Carleton, 80
John street, New York. N. Y
/ 3U 8o augl2.3d.tfs
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FOR SALE--11h acres rlanta-
ton Key, 3k pores on ocean.
8M acres on By, on Highway,
all high land. beach, fuglA eFs
both sides. p. o. Box %. Key
West. sept7-s
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TRANSPORTATION WANTED

WANTED = Transportation to
any point in general direction
of Colorado. Win help with
driving and pay personal ex-
penses. Jerome Berkowitz, Phone
765. oct6-tf
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SMALL HOUSE AND LOT.
Cheap for cash or terms as de-
sired. Apply p. o. Box 1855.
septi6-s
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s.ssSssssssSsssssssssSss
AROUND AND ABOUT
lBy c. G. FLINTj
Aes . . . . ,

The operation is over. The
surgeons, all four of them, have
removed the endangering area
and the patient has been trun-
died out of the way. The doctors
smile, wipe their unclean hands
on their uniforms, slap one an
other on the back. Only few
days ago they We're ready to
operate on each other, but they
found a sicker victim and this
operation is successful. Only, the
patient will not get about or be
heard from much in future.
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WANTED
FOR RENT
ron SALE

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE AND
LOT, corner Olivia and Geor-
gia& streets. Price Reason.
able. Cash or terms. Apply
52z Margaret street. oct4-s
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FOR SALE-'30 Buick Coupe In
Key West. pay small eAah pay
nsens ard assume balance due
Finance Company InRnaan
Motors. 1884 S. W. sth street,
Miami. Oet1 s3tx
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FOR SALE-z lots. each 50xi00-
Run from Washington 20 Won
Phister street. Reasonable. APP
ply Rear 1917 Penonis street
auge-tfs
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Yesterday:The juoe dcquits me
Of completely in the crimes, and
learns that 4 suspect Cess. Fle'L-
riot asks to talk TO me.
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FOR SALE-New boat. 4 weeks
old, 26 II. long. TIA II. beam.
new engine. fully equipped.
Built for party fishing. $4,000
cash II sold within 5 days. Can
be seen az North Beach Boule-
ward. Apply 1907 South 81
augis-s
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2-sToRY BUNGALOW. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths. double lot. 1905
FIagler Ave. augiz-tf
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FOR sALE-Los on Stock Is
land. waterfront. Also, lot cor
ner 5th ard Patterson Avenues
near Boulevard Apply Box
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0g;; THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.

IN CHANCERH.
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poration organized under the
laws of Florida,