davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03

STE Come i9eint; lob ab bonn Sie'
besmerben!
0enn 2iebe glei@t Sen i6eneltet
Der 6rauen;
SIR etsen slntlib i6amt lie Iid gu
IAauen.
Gin @dtIel min iie bleiben ODER
Iterben.
0o6 menn ser slben0 itia bernie
0ergleitet,
Damn nabt oas &ei9 Der a1rtli9en
@eoanfen;
@enn DGmm'rung iiiB bertptrretlo
iib berbreitet
llno ale Gormen ineinanoeri@wam.
fen,
Damn irrt sic Sano, oann irrt Der
Muno gar lei6t,
ltno balb geipagt, miro allies gand
erreid)t.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
Mmerifa amf Der Smt!

Sben lit cine &eproouftion oes
Sreaiurp departments 9efenie Sab-
ings Blafats, oas Die genaie No6-
biloung Ser Sriginalltotue oes
nMinute Man" bonn beriibmten 8ilo-
bauer Daniel Gbeiter Sren9 5etgt.
9efenie Bombs uno Marfen, iest err
bGltlid BEL Sbrer 8anf ODER poIt,
ipielen cine piGtige &oae in Der
@orbereitung 8ur 8erteioigung BON
Mmerifa.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
FORNI'S ALpENKpGUTER

bic ~5eiterprobte Itagentdtiefeit nre
regen6e Mebi5iu bon 5 @enerationen
probieren. Mlpenfrdnter lit cine nor@
5iigli6e Ieoi5iu, bergeiteIt aus 10
berS6ieoenen @urSeln, &rGrtern uno
Bf[an8en. Mpenfra1tter pirft Iauft
uno miloe NIT Der Natur dltf 0teie
bierfa6e Nrt uno @eife: es bilft Der
Sdttefeit oes Magens; regultert ben
St16Igong; berme6rt Die Nusi9ets
6una 6ur6 sic Nieren; btlft uno be-
fhleunigt Die @eroo1lung. 8drfen
5ie Alpenfrdltter nod bertte = ere
freren Gle fih gutter @efunbheit, Die
S6nen bon redtstpeeen 5uite6t. Sir
cine II lIn8en 8robefla16e Nlpenz
Eramter fen6en sic 9eltte $500 an
Dr. Setter Snbrneb & Gong 90,
2501 8ni1tnaton Slpo., @btcago,
Sn., Sept. D 1os-47
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
@as lit Gridaffnns?

Ser beriibmte @ariier Gbirure
Malgaigne mar our6 feline Sronie
BEL BEN 8riifungen iebr gefiir6tet.
90 fragile er einmal einen &anoioa-
ten, mas er inter S60pfuns uno
@ri9affung beritebe.
nSdaffen eri6affen ...",
itotterte Ser penig 8egabte bertDirrt,
~beiBt, aus ni6ts ettpag MAIDEN"
- n@ut", erpioerte Der Ar3t, ntpir
ueroen aus Sbnen einen 9ottor er.
i9affenl"
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
Ser retteMDe 9Opbels
ginger
OffnItes GrIe6nis aus Sem QlQtoa

DffmItes Grlebmis aus Dem Naltag
Gin 2eier id)reibt uns: @eItatten
Sic, onB ib 3u Dem Yroblem .iiber-
linnlide GrlebniIie i'm altag" einen
8eitrng %liefere, Ser meiner Meinung
nod einiges Sntereiie bpauipru9en
Oarf. Der 8orfaG ereignete li6 Dor
eineigen Sabren in einem tiheho-
ilotpafilden &arpatbenOorf in Dem
ih geraOe 3lir @rbolung peilte. Sd
bate mid in einem fleinen Sous
den einquartiert, oeiIen ngute Stu
be" mir pom @igentiimer, einem
ortsnnidiiigen 8auern, eingerGumt
mrsoe.
Gs NOR I'M 6riibiabr uno in Den
3Gdten berri9te nod empfinOli6e
adlte, 10 Dab Oas 3immer gebei3t
meroen muBtp, penn i@ am AbenO
meme S6rei6arten erleOigen moate.
gln einem Iol6er abenOe iaB ih
o6nungslos in meinem Quartier,
als in cine ieltfame Mii0igfeit ber-
ipiirte. Sd bell ne fir cine SoIge
oes langen Spa3iergangs, ben i6 on
0ieIM Nadmittag unternommen
bate, ui10 begann mid gu enttlei.
Sen, I'M mogli6it balO ing 8ett gu
fommen.
1Ieberraiden6er 8eIM6
8l0tli9 fiel mein Bid in ei.
mem @infel Oes 3immers. Der
&aun lag I'M Salbi6atten, ober
i6 glau6te gang Oeutli9 sic aoutu-
rem elmer menihli9en @eitnlt gu
Ieben. Sal6 iiberraldt unO balb err
I1rofen REF i6: D@as molten sic
bier?" Die Sd9e NOR mir unbeim-
li6, oenn i9 bate sic Cir nod
meiner Seimfunft abgeiperrt.
Die fremoe grI6einung reagierte
auf meme 5rage i~iberbaupt ni6t.
Sic nabm Dor meinen Mugen INNER
oeutli6ere uno nertralttere Sormen
an. Stun erfannte i6 tie: es mar
meme eigene SdweIter. Sd fonnte
49,
es einfa9 nidt faiien, pie oie Sran,
sic nod oa3u franfli6 mar uno
Ieit 8o6en ibre @obnlng ni6t ber'
laIlen bate, ploBli9 bier in 0as
ueit entfernte @e6irgsoorf getom-
men NOT! gebor i9 cine teuerli9e
5rage I'll lie ri9ten fonnte, erbob
Iie li6 miibiam bon ibrem Ylase,
5eigte MT ser ausge1tredten Sano
ouf BEN Diem uito befpegte Ii9 lang
lam ser Cir gu. Sic idien poaig
f0rperlos ourd sic Suit gu idpe6en.
8IobliG mar Die grl1einltng Der.
lduunoen. Sd 0urhiuGte oas 3im-
mer, offnete sic Oeri6loilene Sir -
es mar niemanO 3u iebenl
@arnMmg unr benz 0iftgas
@arum bate Die gri9einung &C.
raoe auf on Diem ge3igt? Die Sra
ge lieB mir begreifli9erfpeiie feline
&ube uno id begann sen Diem gu
unterIuden. ga merfte i9, OaB Die
@lappe sic Sen Ab5ug ser 8erbren-
nungsgaie ourb oas Sfenrobr frei-
CAB, a6geiperrt mar. Isle i6 ipater
f~eitItelte, batten Die &inoer meines
Sausberrn fnr5 Dor meiner Gnfunft
I'M 3immer geipielt uno oen Sdie-
Der 8ugemadt. 9as gefdbrli6e aob-
l~enorDOgas ltr0mte MN ing 3immer
uno bate mid u~nfeblbar I'M Sdlaf
getotet, menn MIDI DER yGoppel-
gGnger" meiner Sdweiter ni6t ge-
marnt bate. sic iel6it muroe ii6ri-
gems Dor ser Sir ibres S6laf3im'
mers bepuBtlos aufgeFunoen. sic
bate mid i'm Siebertraum beorobt
geieben un0 perlieB 0as 8ett, nm
mid Dor Ser @efabr 81 warner.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
9ieidJ baut neue pguterlanO"

Berlin Grid @oloi6ep, Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING oes n@olfii9en
8eoba6ters", beri6tet, oaB 9euti9-
lano einen S8eanoampfer bout, Der,
Denn ser &rieg einmal norii6er lit,
gum frieoli6en &f Inn oas
y8lalte 8ano" oes Mtlantif antre-
ten miro. 9as SAiff miro Sen Sea-
men r@aterlmno" fiibrten.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
Seine Gle

Serr @ornemann trifft ieinen
Sausar5t auf Ser StraBe: uS0ren
sic NAL, &err 0oftor," iaet er,
umeiner 5rau lit elm fleines MiB.
gei9id paiiiert = &ieferframpf
ODER 10 mas abnli6es - iie fam
ieoenfaIs ben Munb ni1t mebr
aufma6en. 8iellei9t fommen sic
nal nddite ISOLDE porbei uno lie.
ben nah. mas iiA MAIDEN l1BtI"
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
0ettli6er geibelt
bic &riegStretber
Or. 6. 6. Gnrrnn Oun SrOOflgn, &.y.
prcOist in 8aibiHstOH fir 6rieOem

2esten Sonntag preOigte bier Ser
fotbolii6e Sbeologe, Or. @oDaro
Qooge Gurron aus 9rooflpn I'M Sim
ne lofortiger @inlenfung gum 6rte-
oen Ieitens unierer Mo6tbaber in
8oibington. @r tat Dies i'm SOtel
Mapflomer als @oriiBenoer Der DSn-
ternational Catholic Srutb Society"
Dor elmer 3ub0reri6aft bon mebr
ais 1900 fotbolii9en @eiitli6en
9tonnen uno &ir6enmitglieoern nod
oemeiniamer 8eteiligung on elmer
Sohmeiie in ser bieiigen Sanft
Mattbdus Ratbeorale, mo Silfs-
pfarrer Sobn g. Spence Der bieiigen
Sonft 4ntonSfirde miniitrtert bate.
Or. Gurran geiBelte in un3tDei=
oeutigen Ausoritfen Die gegentparti-
qe ausDdrtige 9olitif unierer &e-
gierung, Die er als nprooo5iereno"
beroommte uno iagte babel w0rtlid j:
ySie lagt uno tut ibr 1uBerites in
ser Soffnung, 6remom66te mod
ten uns ongreifen. @s lit ebenio
unmoraliid fir cine &egierung cine
anoere gu @emolttuten 81 rei5en, pie
es fir elm SnoiOiouum mare, elm
anoeres Snoipiouum 81 elmer @e-
nalttat bin5ureiBen."
Sdarf segen Stain
Ser 9reoiger i6loB IN ieinen Sa-
sci aud gepiiie nunge6odene Sntel-
leftueaen" Elm, ooie iuden, unS in
Sen &rieg 81 treiben. IS tit Die mo-
ralii6e @fli6t ser aatbolii9en Sir
de-, 10 fiibrte er aus, lid gegen Die
friegsmiitige Str0mung in @aibing-
ton 81 Itemmen unO Die B~ereinigten
Staaten Dor @intritt in ben &rieg
5u bepabren." @r ~6eipottelte iene
oudmGuierii6en &atbolifen, Die ibre
Stride tooeln oafitr, mas ibr in Stub
lono gei6eben lit, uno Die iest got
81 ,unierem lieben @enoiien Stain
bulten tpOaen".
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03

Gin 9eutlder tann Die Seimat ME
bergefen,
Sod feline Spra6e, bic bergibt er germ,
8iro' td9Ii6 er Die Oeuti6e 3eitung
Iefen,
Sic Seimat tudre linn nidt balb 10 fernl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

T the enlarged Real Estate listings
big sunday Times Want Ad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Situations Wanfsd-Fsrais

EXPERIENCED oolored Ein. pastry cook.
cafe cafeteria, restaurant. references
FXPRRIFNcED oolored GIRL wishes days.
laundry. cleaning, 81, eartare. TYLER
4 .5aa6
NEAT experienced coiored gir wants
weeks work home nights. Temple
i-q32s
RELIABLE ooiored SRI wishes work, no
cooking Si2 week Cadillac 1917
COLOREp maid or waitress wants position
Lucille" Trinity 2-9oi2
COLORFD reliable wishes Tuesday,
Thursday; s. carfare Gentiles only,
COlORED girl wants steady weeks work
home nights references. clifford l34i.
COLOREn girl. weeks. cleaning. attending
children references stay night. Cherry
1855
COLORFD GirL-Days. par, time. thor
ough cleaner. IS, carfare. Temple 1887
cot GRFil Bffft. warts day work cleaning
So so. carfars Trinity 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Situations Wantsd-Mals

A RELIABLE honest colored boy wants
work in store. restaurant Tyler 7-l6s3
BARTENDER 4 years experience desires
steady position. Pau Brown TIE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Female Help Wanted
Female Help-Soleswomen

EXCELLENT opportunity for ladies wishing
20 earn Christmas money selling beauti-
ful lins - ladies wesr Townsend s-2fIS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-30
Trojans Devise " Lineup To
Offset Stanf0rd'S Famous IT.

assist-he would be even if he
droppd fly and made the throw
in time to catch the runner.
3. The Error-He gets his
hands on the ball but juggles it,
drops a fly or a good throw, or
throws wildly-and for any of
those reasons the baserunner is
safe. It's often up to the scorer
to decide whether he erred or
whether it just wasn't possible to
field the ball perfectly.
d. The Double Play-Pete, at
shortstop, has to be an expert at
this. He may start double
play. scooping up a grounder and
tossing to second to forceout the
runner from first. The second
baseman sends the ball on to
first to catch the hitter. 1t can
work out with the second base
man starting it, or in any other
way SO that two men are out on
one play. In the first instance,
Pete gets an assist. the second
baseman a put out and an assist
and the first baseman a putout.
5. The Triple Play-It's the
same as the double play-only
much less often.
Suppose we check Pete's rec
ord from the above performances.
He had five fielding chances.
In the putout, the assist, the dou-
BILE play and the triple play he
made good use of them. In the
error he didn't. His record in the
box score:
Pc A. E
tputouts) tassists) (errors)
3
Were assuming he got one
each in the double and triple
plays.
Pete's fielding average for the
day is 300, determined by adding
all the fielding chances 81 and
dividing that into the number OF
successfully handled chances "a.
TAP Feature Service.
xNext: Scoring The Baftery)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-30
West Coast Grid Teams
Raid Alphabet In Quest
For Tricky GridirOn
Lineups
BY FRANK FRAWLEY
AP Feature Service Writer


LOS ANGELES, April 3d.
Clark Shaughnessy's success at
Stanford with the revived ct"
formation last season has forced
revisions in attack and defense
preparations in spring football
training at other California col
leges.
Stub Allison at the University
of California developed a back
field lineup that roughly resem-
bles a &C.. With Bernie Master
son from the pro ranks to assist
Coach Babe Horrell at the Uni
versity of California at Los An
geles, the Uclans have rugged up
what they facetiously call the
"QT" formation. Red Strader at
st. Mary's has something new
and old in the Gael takeoff''.
Even Howard Jones at South
ern California worked on
changes. but Jones is not dis
carding. even for the nonce. the
power plays that sent the Tro-
jams into five Rose Bowl vic
tories in the last Is years. Jones
football calls for the blockers to
knock down their men-it
doesn't even family resemble
the ShaughnessY hocus-pocus
that relies to some extent on a
temporary body check.
But Jones feels, as do all the
other coaches on the West Coast.
that emphasis may have to be
placed on the quick-opening at
tack that Shaughnessy employed
with such astounding success in
his first year here. Jones work
ed on a "Y'' formation. 1t devi-
ates from the fundamental Jones
attack in that the quarterback is
not the sole ball carrier. The
backfield lines up in a "Y' for
nation behind balanced line.
The quarterback is about five
feet behind the center; two
backs are about 10 TO IL feet
behind the tackles and the
wincback is behind the left
guard. The quarterback receives
the ball or ii may go TO the
winsback. This formation per-
mits quick opening plays. the
man in motion. and sufficient
deception 10 keep the defense
guessing as to who has the ball.
BasicallY. il seeks TO adopt from
the ct" formation the latter's
strongest point-ball hiding.
But there is some doubt that
Jones will throw away his single
wingback attack and be wooed to
the new experiment. The Trojans
probably will look much like they
always have looked. If the mate
rial is available the TrojanS prob
ably will click, and if it isn't. they
won't. Chances are. too, that other
West Coast teams will stick to
what they've been using
The hybrids of the 1T" may
crop up, however, when least ex-
pected, and that should serve to
keep the defenses constantly on
the alert. One point to be remem-
bered, however, is that Shaugh-
nessy's elaborate football takes
expert handling of the ball, an art
which requires long, patient
practice. That's what discourages
dabbling in the Shaughnessy bag
of tricks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-30
DIAMOND
DATA


Let's dream up an imaginary
fielder. cali him Pete Popout.
snortstop. and let him show you
what goes into a fielder's rec
ord.
/ The Putout--Pefe snags q
fly, or scoops up a groGncer and
steps on second TO force out the
base-runner coming up from first
on the hit Or he runs over 10
second 10 take q toss from surne-
body else for the putout
: The ASsiSt-He fields a
gruunder and whips if tn some
one else-at any baSe-for the
putout He's credited with an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-30
DODGERS DEFEAT
REDS AGAIN; AS
BURIED BY TRIBE
CARDS KEEP ABREAST OF
REDLEGs BY DOWNING
GIANTS: YANKEES BOW TO
BROWNIES

NEW YORK. April 30-Brook-
lyn Dodgers made it two straight
over the Cincinnati Reds in the
present series by walloping the
worlds champions yesterday aft
ernoon, 1872. Luke Hamlin stop
ped the Redlegs with four hits,
two by Frank Mccormick, hon.
er and single. The Bronxmen
pounded out an even dozen safe
ties off four moudsmen.
St. Louis Cardinal remained in
tie with the Brooklyn by nosing
the New York Giants, 5-4. Red
birds seWcd up the game with a
four-run rally in the fourth and
a single marker in the fifth.
Hutchinson, the fourth Cardinal
pitcher, quelled a threatening
New York uprising in the ninth.
Boston Bees defeated the Chi
cago Cubs, 6 to 3, in IL innings,
and the lowly Philadelphia Phil
lies pounded out a CO victory to
shove Pittsburgh's Pirates into
the cellar.
In the American League, the
Cleveland Indians held on to their
lead with a one-sided 8-3 triumph
over Connie Mack's Athletics.
The spirited St. Louis Browns
edged the New York Yankees,
3 to 2. Lefty Gomez allowed
only three hits but they came at
opportune moments. Harris held
the Yanks to five safeties.
Chicago White Sox downed the
Washington Senators, 3 to Q, be-
hind Lees seventh performance,
and the champion Detroit Tigers
took Boston Red Sox into camp,
So.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-30

IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN. AND
TO:
Joseph r. Brooks who is over the
age of twenty-one years and whose
place of residence is unknown. John
Wallace as Trustee for Frederick r.
Wallace, who is over the age of
twenty-one years and whose place
of residence is unknown, NJ. C. Jor-
dan as Trustee for A. c. Kay, who is
over the age of twenty-one years
and whose place of residence is un-
known. Oscar Seewald who is over
the age of twenty-one years and
whose place of residence is I'M
known, the unknown heirs, devisees.
legatees. grantees or other claimants
of Laura r. Geiger, deceased,
Manuel Yudarte OF v. Merrick Ave-
nue.. Long Island, New York. and all
other parties, natural or corporate.
who may have some right, title and
interest in and to the following de-
scribed lands, situate. lying and be-
ing on the Island of Boca Chiea in
Monroe County, Florida and de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
Parcel 1.
Fart of Lots Five (5) and Six
CO. of Section Twenty-eight
(2S), Township Sixtysseven (s7)
South, Range Twenty-siX (26l
East, containing Is acres. more
or less.
Parcel 2.
Fart OF Lots Five f5) and Six
(6) of Section Twenty-eight
(2s), Township Sixty-seven t671
South. Range Twenty-six (26)
East, containing IL acres, more
or less,
Parcel 3.
Fart of Lots Five t5) and Six
co. of Section Twenty eight
(2S). Township Sixty-seven (G7)
South, Range Twenty-six (2s)
East. containing as acres. more
or less.
Parcel L.
Lot Three ca Of Section Thirty
three t33). Township sixty
seven $50 South. Range TWEEN
ty-six tzep East. containing -
acres. more or less.
part of Lot one ul of Section
Thirty-two t22), Township
sixty seven (G7) South, Range
Twenty-sIx f2s) East contain
ing sc acres, more or less,
Pared 6.
Part OF Lot Four 90 Of Section
Thirty-three t33l. Township
/ Sixty-seven (s7) South, Range
Twenty six t2G1 East contain
ing / y acres. more or less
YoTf. AND EACH OF YOU. are
hereby commanded TO be and appear
Ia the Circuit Court. In and fer
Monroe County. Florida, at the Of
flee Of the Clerk of said Court, in
( the city of Key West. Monroe Coun .
itg, Florida, on or before the gard
day u May, a u 1871. To show
- hat right. title. interest or lien
YETI. or any 81 y0u. have IN and 80
anv - the above described parcels
II land nd To show cause why the
same should not be- taken for the
tseN ard purposes as set forth ia
that certain petition ira eminent do
FNain proceedings to condemn The
Zee simple tltie 10 the lands hsretn p
assagN described for the construction
of a County Airport aa the above ds p
ser bed lands. HIGH petition vas
hrtatEht against yen. and each ~
Yru by MONROE COUNTY. q fs92tti-
cal suhdiv is8on 81 the state e FEer-
ida, 81 default wlIi Re entered
against v0u
WITH tSS any haHa as Clerk of
she Clrealt Court ln an4 for M0mFne
F'uunty. FYert tla- ard sh~ seal ef ragd
g,eurt. thix the 3EHd day II Apr5f. =
=. 1851 ~ Key West - N@orsss
678anfy Florida
fSEAI.a tRaF Rss& 4 SasFYeg
CF@YR "a the C'arcssts Caagt 81 and
for Monroe County. FLORIDA
HARRIS q STONE
RAYMgsST = LORD
Attorneys gar P~tIfEamsr
8pTs3-tss nzaT-+it~giIs41
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-30

YESTERDAY: 1t looks as If
ArdendaIe may get the services
of young DR.. Warren McNeiIl, and
SeUerdL people are glad. DaUid
Wiley hopes the doctor can help
1eith his bankrupt old inn and its
mineral mater swimming pool.
Polly Jenkins, Ddvid's Jdncee,
hopes McNeilI tUill interest Margo
PotUers, and Margo, tUho has de-
cided to take DdUid dtDdy from
Polly, is glad to haze still another
attractive young man about tolCn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-30
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,

NV w y hsNSSAkAF*aF ~
THANCEHr. No. T-S3J.
ABRAHAM r fH.ATI', Plaintiff vs.
ANNA HATSER Hiatt. te-
PENDANT.
TO: silks ANNA HAT5sER BLAT'f.
1875 stanton street, Nav York,
New YORK
NOTICE or Pt TsIICATIoS
T0u are hereby required 20 APP
pear 10 the Bti ~ Complaint for
divorce filed in this cause. on or
before atay 10, is4i. otherwise the
allegations thereof VIII be taken as
confessed This order 10 be pub
lisfgea once "A week for f8gr 90 coH
secAtfye weeks in the Key West
Citizen
DONE AMI ORDERED this sts
day of April, 1871
faEAL8 Ross r Sawyer. clerk 81
t'lrcait Court. MoRrue County,
Florida.
rs ISL Florence r Sa wysF. Deputy
Clerk APPS L. $3.50. Day7, 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-30
~ TUE sIaeusT COURT 0F THE
ELEVENTH DlGIAI 1IHGt III.
MONROE COZ NTN. pIfttGfftA. ~



ELLA Ef'STkt% Ct8ffE@. Plaintiff
"a SOLOMON g. COHEN. I1s~
PENDANT
To SOLOMON = C8fiEN. ~ Eil}a
Street @ian Efra aegsrD. California
ORDER EDR PIntsIt sTsUs
You AFe hereby reqsnfhd a. apBwaT
~ th% fs5u af Complaint f9f lie
q8rse fsled SIS fh#A sa@Rss @A ~ be-
FsEs May ~. 1871. esbsFse i#e slss AL
ifsza9 l0nB &hNFHs4f @Bt tsA fakes 81
fsesA tossed IRIS order 80 be p1gh.
erred anse u epk far faHr tsB eams
es@8slEe Neek Ia gba ksx HssH&
Ee53sssg.
gsgvg ASlb ORDERED tgis 3tth
fss9 saa = HYg8s 1851
gAEsf.4 E@sa T. So saFs f}sFh af
t'tsemb eamrR &amf@a ts2mnt9,
H-faT1sfR
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TEHE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. 7-5g2
Miriam Frances Glenn.
Plaintiff
VS.
Franklyn David Glenn,
Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
TO Franklyn David Glenn. resi-
dence unknown
You are hereby required TO ap-
pear to the Biil ~ Complaint filed
tn the above styled canss on the Tth
day ~ May, 1851, otherwise, the al
legations therein viii be taken as
confessed
Thia order to be published once
each week for four consecutive
weeks In The Key West citizen a
newspaper published ia Key West.
Florida
bone and Ordered. this iat day Of
April. 1871.
fsEAL) Ross G sawyer
clerk ~ the Circuit Court. Monroe
County, Florida.
By (sd1 Flnrsnes y sawyer
apf2 s. s-s3-3 o.1sat
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JOSHUA IL. SMITH,
Deceased
NOTICE OF INTENTION no MAKE
APPLICATION FOH FINAL
DISCHARGE
probate Law 1891
To All whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that JANE
T. SMITH mas filed her final report
as administrators OF the estate ~
Joshua H. Smith. deceased. that she
has filed her p t.tion for final dis
charge. and that she VIII apply 60
the Honorable Raymond r. Lord.
Comfy Judge of Monroe County.
Florida, on the 18th day 81 May.
1871, for approval ~ same and for
final discharge as administrators Of
the estate OF Joshua ~. Smith. de-
ceased. on this 22nd day Of Aprii,
i94i.
JANE ]. SMITH, .
Administrative ~ the estate ~
Joshua H. Smith. deceased.
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IN TIIE CIRCUIT CoN.HT oF THas
ELEVENTH. ~ DtftAI CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA. ~
ANn ron MONROE COT NTfs 81
GIIANCEHY.
A. e. EE0IfAAN.
Complainant,
va DIVORCE.
ANNA FsfsoTTJA&.
Defendant
tn ANNA FnDtiMA&. Defendant
In above stated eause. whose rest
denen Us AZ fInwaI Street, Tsf~
chester. rfiMsafth Ywa are
hereby required to mpfseaF 90 the
sworn hf}l 81 complaint flied herein
ga 90 before The aEh day - May. A.
-. 1871. atheTw lss the allegations 81
SAID bill vili hs taken rs cpnfeAsed.
Farther Ordered that this be pssb-
itaigea 1nes each Wsssh far four caa
merutlYF weeks sH The keY west
ttisfz6a Ordered April Nth, 4. -.
fskt
lSEATsl saaa e SAWYER
GlNfk ~ Circuit Gtauff-
aprs-1gs 2a 80. fua ~. 1871
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. At
LAW,
MONROE COUNTY, a political
subdivision of the State of
Florida,
Petitioner,
VS.
WILLIAM G. MILLER, at al,
Defendants.
NOTICE IN EMINENT DOMAIN
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
Major I.eaguesI
TODAY
American

New York al St Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington az Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
National
St Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
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IN THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN Pro-
BATE.
In re the Estate Of
JOSHUA II. SMITH,
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SOFTBALL

SOFTBALL
tBaYview Park. 7:3o p.nn.l
TONIGHT
Douhleheaier postponed wet
grounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-Sawyer's BARRIERS
vs. NavStas.
Second Game--US Navy VS.
Us Marines.
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-US- Army vs.
US. Navy
Second Game-Sawyer's Bar
berS rs US Marines.
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DAVID and Polly went to say
- goodbye to Mango and her