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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Music. Doneins. Drop,oties C-3
Apartments and flots

Furnished 3 rooms and bath
apt, for rent: all new. Adults
only. Ready about July 10. Ref
erences required Can be seen
now. $40 Riverside, 4th house
cast of Gratiot.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02

3 rooms and bath for rent.
2245 East jefferson. Phone Mt
Clemens 1928.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Houses FOR Rent

For Rent - Clean modern
apartment, 3 rooms and bath.
2505 Clark St, New Haven
Phone 1876.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Lots for Sale
Small arms for Sale

New 4 room house complete;
with trees and flowing we'll;
over an acre of land; at $500
Romeo Plank Road y mile
south of Davis Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 5657.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02

Young girl desires office
work. years training in typ
ing and shorthand. Dial 4348 Mt.
Clemens.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20

Streznik je odsel, redovnica
je pa pokleknila in zacela mo-
liti "a nesrecneza, XII Sc mu je
blizala zadnja ura.
Bolnik s sosedne spostelje,
skirt pod odejo, Sc je zadovolj-
no REAL in pail ma vse, kar Sc
je godilo V sobi.
Kar je vstal, oblekel bolnisko
obleko, 81 nataknil ma glavo ee-
pico, stopil tho k ranjencevi
postelji in pokleknil kraj re-
dovnice. Tudi on je zacel moliti
"a umirajocega.
V naslednjem hipu je prispel
asistent; ma pragu je zaslisal,
da ga nekdo klice.
Bill je ritmojster d. Albo1ze.
- Gospod, - je dejal cast
mix, - vojak, XII so ga prinesli
V vase bolnico, je moi sluga.
Postal sem ga bill davi il snrod-
nisnice, kjer sem V sluzbi, da bi
mi nekaj prinesel. Ali bi ga
smell kljub pozni uri videti?
Imam ga .zelo rad in skrbi me,
kaj DO MIN. Moran pa k ME-
mu tudi zato, ker ina pri sebi
tisto, pc kar sem ga bill postal.
Torbico pismi, XII so zane zelo
vazna. Zvedel sem, da Sc rnu je
pripetila nesreca, in prisel sem.
- Pojdite z menoj,, gospod
ritmojster, da vam pokazem
nesrecneza, XII Sc tako zanimate
zanj. Moran vas pa opozoriti,
-da je njegovo stanje brezupno.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
CONTINUED from page Al

4 + 4
Andy Rohatina, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rohatina, 923 Nath-
anial Ave-, was home on a one
week furlough from Fort Ethen
Allen, Vermont. He will return
to camp today.
M on day, February 22nd,
Emil Glavac, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Glavac, 729 e. 156
St., will leave for the Army.
Recently promoted to the
rank of Sgt. is Anthony Ja-
godnik, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Jagodnik of 20750 Tracy
Ave. r,".> H.
Home on a short leave is
Clarence Vokac, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Vokac, 1165 E. 81
st. He will return to Great
Lakes, Ill. tomorrow.
Walter Zlatoper, son of Mrs.
Katherine Zlatoper, 1905 Pal
da Drive, will leave today for
Great Lakes Naval Training
Station, Chicago, Illinois. He
was inducted into the Navy last
Saturday.
Brothers inducted into the
Navy, and leaving Monday, are
Joe and Frank Fajdiga, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fajdiga of
1854 Thames Ave.
Cassimer Mack, 1917 Water
loo Road, will leave for the
Army.
On February 2, Gregor RUPEE
ma, son of Joseph Rupena, 985
Z. I85 St., left for the Army.
He is now stationed in Virginia.
Cpl. Albert Mismas, son of
Mr.. Joseph Mismas, 1925 E. 72
Place is home on 2 week fur
Tough. He is stationed with the
Parachute Troops in Fort
Bragg, North Carolina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20

craftier and more refined meth
DDS to further its domination
and Communication: the compli-
Gated "gerrymandering" which
assures the German minorities
a monopoly of political repre-
sentation in country and state
offices and bodies; the school
system maintained by the state
takes care of the Germanization
Of the youth, the acceptance of
the German nationality helps
materially in securing a state
position and advancing in it.
The tremendous force of the
Austrian state and economic
machinery thus bears down on
such a small people. But in
spite of this pressure, the Ger
mans are progressing very
slowly. The Slovene boundary
towards the Germans in Koro-
sko (Carinthia), for instance,
has during a period Of 70 years
moved only IA miles toward
tn south. The reason for this
slow progress is to be found in
the rising resistance of the Slo-
vene people. The French Revo-
luton soWed the seeds of un-
rest among all the European
nations and awakened in them
a national consciousness. The
Slovene national reaWkening
organizes its political and eco-
nomic forces for the preserva-
tion of its national possessions.
In the liberal atmosphere which
characterizes Europe before the
first world war, even the auto
cratic states had to heed public
opinion to some extent. Even
though in Austria parliament
tarianism was actually farce
and never had any influence
on the more important deci-
sions of state, it nevertheless
forced to certain extent the
recognition of the elementary
nationalist rights. In this re-
fspect, the conditions of the Slav
nationalities in Austria were
| more favorable than in Hun
| gary, where even in the twen-
tieth century the country was
1 stepped in medieval feudalism.
| (To be continued.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
Fighting g Jugoslavia
The Struggle of the Slovenes
BY BORIS FURLAN,

Political Philosophy University Lubljana (Jugoslaya
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20

Do De npsWeep our hair or
don't aOe9 is the burning ques-
tion of the hour. An eGpert
shows the ups0ept coiffure in
taoo Uersions. In front he has
shaped the hair very short to
achieve the soft curl ON the fore
head (top). The fan-shaped
back design (beloD) is one of
naG'ay types.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
The Second Phase of
Communication


The second phase of Ger
manization begins in the nine
teenth century and differs from
the first in the breadth and
scope of the means employed.
Instead of a loose medieval feu-
dial organization, we now have
the modern centralized bureau
cratic state which in ever
widening scope avails itself Of
methods of the new technique.
The direct settling of German
colonists among the Slovenes
during this second phase be-
comes of secondary Importance,
an auxiliary means. In it's place
comes the direct Germanization
of the Slovene population.
The political frame of the
second phase of Germanization
is the Austro-Hungarian A mon
archy. In this artificially Gre
ated state, the German and the
Magyar minority held the pow
er over the Slav majorities.
The real carriers of authority
were the court, the. church and
secular aristocracy,s bureau.
cracy and high finance. All of
them, with the emperor at their
head, were exclusively German
and the state was an enterprise
which functioned for their ex.
elusive benefit. = =
Already toward the end OF
Theresa in her well-known de.
cress Ratio educationis" pro.
claimed that German literature
was the "only source of cul
ture," while Joseph II intro
duced German as the Language
of the, state. The program o.
the German concept is being
realized by all the power which
the accumulated capital O.
great centers and the monopo
lization of political authority
set up with modern technica
means, can give. Germanism i
being spread particularly alon,
the main traffic routes which
expand with the driving fore,
of modern industry. With tn,
building of large factories ant
businessafirms, an ever-increas
. ing number of people becom
4 dependent on the bosses, VIII,
] in turn enjoy the complete pro
] lection Of the political authori
ties. The state is ever devisin,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
WINTER SAFETY

Icicles may add a pretty win
ter touch to your home, but the
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
Gil says that those big ones are
dangerous when they fall on
someone's head. Knock them off,
but don't lean out of a window
to do it. Use a long pole. And
if you must use a ladder, be
sure it is set securely SO il
doesn't slip on the ice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
Priletna zzenska

dobi dobro sluzbo "a opravljati
gospodinjska della, pri prijazni
druzini, XII ina. II let starega
sincka. Dober dom, lastna soba
in SIS tedenske place. Poklicite
"a podrobnosti: FA. 2727.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
lSScce sc

starejsega moskega, XII bi po-
magal pri delu V gostilni. Ina
tukai lahko dober dom in pla-
co. Poklicite Boulevard 9766.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20

GAS RATIONING BOOK LOST.
In neighborhood OF E. 152nd st. near
Saranac Road. Book is in name Of
Andrew Yankovich. Finder please re-
turn to 692 E. l6Oth St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
ENGLISH SECTION
Public Sights
By the "Sightseers"
Continued from page A.

saying CnaC Cne EucllQ DOyS 90
not agree with the Collinwood
girls, because we know few
that do. Are we kidding? :.
We would like to notify a few
of the readers that Esther Ma
code is not the Vampire =. :.
Why was it that so many girls
were out Of school Monday? 1t
couldn't be that they were re-
cuperating, or could it? i.
Mickey Kastelic claiming that
she is in love, but won't give
the lucky boys name. Come on,
Mickey, let us all in on it! {.
Lucille Lutsch taking in two
shows last Sunday with her
b yf r lend. Lou, isn't one
enough? Mary Jagodnik
claiming that she has an en-
larged heart. That's what you
get for being good to every
body, Mary Dorothy Young
stopped coming to our dances.
What's the matter, Dot, don't
the orchestras agree with you?
Since the 3 is know us and
we don't know them, how about
coming around next time you
see us and introduce your
selves? We would be honored in
meeting you personally. Well
be looking forward to it, so
don't disappoint us Irene
Mack receiving a box of candy
from Great Lakes, III. Who
sent it to you, Irene? :.
"Tattler" letting us in on the
fact that her boyfriend is join
ing the Army Air Corps. What
are you going to do without
him, Tattler? . Why is it that
most of you people complain
when you see your name in the
paper, because we know that
everybody likes to have it in!
SO don't try to fake that ar
gument, folks! Oh, by the
way, why don't "Tattler" and
Mickey Cesen write for this
paper any more? Your articles
were interesting, so why don't
you start again? You have to
take some "ribbing" when writ
ing articles, so don't let that
stop you. Or was it a promise,
"Tattler'?
Home On a nine day leave
form the Navy is Bill Peklay.
1t was good to see you, Bill. He
states that he would like to see
more of his friends, so come on,
folks, keep his time full.
We have quite a few friends
who are leaving for the Army
this week so to the following
boys we would like to wish the
best Of luck and a speedy re-
turn. They are: Frank Tram
pus, Frank Roytz, John Polls,
John MyteroseVich, Henry Bo-
kal, Lud Laurich and Steve
KaniZay.
Also leaving for the Navy
are Joe and Frank Fidiga, Emil
Glavic and Richard Osolin, and
SO again to all of you, good luck
and speedy return!
1t looks like the WAAC's
have a new member in their
ranks because Amelia Rotter
joined up early in February.
! Take care of yourself and good
luck, Amelia!
There are going to- be a great
number of dances in the fol-
lowing months, so to keep you
folks up on the latest we'll an
nounce them as they come.
Tomorrow Feb. Fl there will
be a dance at Slovene Work
mems Home with dancing to
Francois orchestra, SO we'll be
seeing you
The "Sightseers''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20

ulicah, namesto da bi jahali lie,
po v koraku. ..
- Ugobi decko, - je dejala
Helena, gotovo so ga bill po.
slali vaznim poveljem in po-
stal je zrtev svoje goreenosti.
Omnibus je odpeljal in He.
lena nj vec mislila ma nesrecne-
ga vojaka. Uboga zena nj imela
pojma groznih posledicah
padca neznanega jezdeca, XII Sc
il je tako smilil. Nj slutila, ka-
ko Sc je igralo nakljucje deset
korakov cd ME s clovekom, h
bi bila njegovo zivljenje cez tri
dni rada placala s svojo krvjo.
Ia cas-, ko Sc je Helena vra-
Gala v Pariz, so ranjenca res
polozili ma nosilnice.
Bill je onesvescen.
z glavo je bill priletel ma rob
hodnika in siroka, globoka rama
mu je zijala ma celu.
stirje vojaki so odnesli ra.
njenca v bolnico, kjer ga je
sluzbujoci zdravnik pregledal
in obvezal. Nesrecnez nj bill mr.
tev ,toda rama je bila smrtno
nevarna.
Prenesli so ga v sobo, kjer je
incl "a soseda samo rekonva-
lescenta, XII bi moral re nasled-
MEGA dne zapustiti boInico. Ma
nitro roko so ga slekli in polo
zili ma posteljo.
Ranjenec je odprl oci in ma
pei vse sile, da bi spregovoril.
Tezko je dihal, zile ma vratu
SO Sc mu napele, usta je incl
odprta, celjusti je premikal, to-
da spregovoriti nj mogel.
Slednjic, po mnogih brez-
uspesnih poskusih, Sc mu je po-
srecilo izgovoriti, ali bolje re-
ceno izdahniti edino besedo:
- To . torbica!
v naslednjem trenutku mu
je kri znova zalila komaj umiti
obraz in v oceh Sc mu je stem
milo. Usta je krcevito stisnil in
njegovo telo Sc je upognilo,
udje skrcili. Naenkrat je bilo
njegovo telo kakor> okamenelo
in obstalo je nepremicno v stra-
sni otrplosti.
- Vrazja strela, - je dejal
sef-zdravnik asistentu, - to je
zanimiv primer opistothona,
Veste, to je zelo redka vista
tetana. Vzrok je navadno du-
sevni udarec v zvezi. z rano ma
glavi. Ia vojak je najbrz tako
podil konja, da je padel. Nor
da ga je proved bolela misel,
da ne more izpolniti svojega po-
stlanstva. Ste Ze obvestili NEST
mega poveljnika?
- Da.
Med pogovorom je zacel
zdravnik cistiti rano. Obvezal
jo je in odprl ranjencu zilo.
Yes ta cas- je nesrecEez v
presledkih strahotno hropel.
= Pi pis ..
s. -Kaj neki hoce reci S tenn !
- je vprasal zdravnik asisten.
ia.
- Ne vem-
Treba mu bo dati kloro.
formovo injekcijo. Zdi Sc, da bi
mu ust ne mogli odpreti. Dvo'
min, da bi prezivel nocojsnje
noe, je pripomnil zdravnil
in odsel.
Smrtno ranjencevo hropenje
je postajalo vedno mocnejse.
Take sosed mi pa res n
po volji, posebno zdaj ne, ko m
je ostalo le Sc nekaj ur v bol
nici, - je zagodrnjal bolnik ns
sosedni postelji.
ri ~. pis je po
navljal ranjenec skozi krcevitt
stisnjene zobe.
Tako je minil dan brez OLAF
save, nasprotno, ranjencevo sta
4. = Z Z 1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20

ranjencev obraz, XII je postal
-strahoten. Vse misice so bile
skrcene, il oei so tekle ranjencu
solze, rdece veke so bile obr-
njene skoraj narobe.
Sosed, oprt s komolcem ma
blazinico, ga je radovedno opa-
zoval. MOI je spadal med one
odvratne ljudi, XII >kar smrde pc
necistosti in XII jim gleda pod
lost ze il oci.
Ma obeh straneh upadlega
obraza so mu vihrai rdeckasti,
netopirjevim krilom podobni
angleski zalisci, kakrsne nosijo
navadno lakaji.
Oci brez trepalnic, zarece, H.
XII diva oglja in skrite pod gosti-
mi rdecimi obrvmi, so cloveka
cd tega zlocinskega obraza Sc
bolj odbijale.
Pismo je- hropel
ranjenec.
No. no, cemu neki ia deckO
neprestano godrnja?
Tor tor . torbica
- Pasta noga! Kaj Sc mu pa
blede? IL tega bi Sc utegnila Sc
izcimiti moja sreca. Torbica
No da to hoee, nedvomno. Kaj-
ne, dragec?
- Pts -. pis je mr.
mral nesrecnez.
- Da, sal pravim, svojo tor
bico isce Ne BOZ Sc, stara
vojaska grca, sal nj izgubljena.
Sc DO ze nasla Kaj pa imas
v Mi, da sc tako bojis "a MO?
In lopov je tho vstal. Ra-
njenceva obleka je lezala raz-
metana pc vznozju postelje.
Lezec ma trebuhu med po-
steljama je lopov otipal sose-
dovo obleko in zacel spretno
stikati po zepih; poznalo Sc mu
je, da je tega posla vajen.
Najprej je nasel denarnico,
odprl jo je in pogledal njo.
No, sal Sc nj prevec pra-
zna "a siromakov mosnji-
eek - diva cekina. Tudi to je
nekaj.
Sprawl je denarnico pod svo-
je vzglavje in nadaljeval:
Yes, ce te vprasajo, jim
poreces, da 81 padel S konja in
jo izgubil. Toda kje je torblca ?
zivi mrtvec je napel vse sile,
da bi vstal. Oci so mu zarele V
strasnem ognju. Hropenje Sc
je izpremenilo V priduseni kirk
besnega -gneva, V zamolklo je-
canie StraSnih muk.
Ia cas- je nasel lopov V siro-
KEN zepu ranjencevega telovni-
ka veliko zlato okovano torbi-
co il ruskega usnja.
A! Evo je! Torbica! =.
Prokleto! Ia je pa dobro reje-
ma Tenn bolje. Kje neki 81
nasel tax zaklad? Sicer me pa
to prav mic ne zanima. CLAW
no je, da kaj dobim. Podedoval
bonn. Dedic Sc pa presneto malo
zmeni "a to, kako je dobil ded-
scino -. Mic Sc ne boj ne
bonn Sc tozaril . Nasel 81 pra-
vi biser med dedici. S tenn teta-
nom ii je ze odbila zadnja ura,
Pred vrati v bolnisko sobo sc
je zacul ropot. Lopov je incl
komaj toliko casa, da je br5
skocil nazaj ma posteljo.
Vstopila je streznica in pri.
nesla zdravila, XII jih je bill
predpisal zdravnik kot zadnje
olajsanje.
ceprav je bila redovnica va.
jena gledati cloveske nuke
vendar je prebledela OBJ pogle.
du ma ranjenega.
Lasje SO Sc mu bill zjezili, il
oci SO mu svigale iskre, ma ustiF
SO Sc mu pokazale krvave pene
Poklicite takoj asistenta
je dejala strezniku, - POI,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10
Announcement
OF Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin Appel an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Rose. to 1t. Gg) Her
man Kessler Moore, NC. USNR,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Moore, Macon, Ga.
Miss Appel is graduate of
the Convent of Mary Immacu-
late and received her ALB. de-
greeAat-F Florida State College
or women, where she was a
nember of Delta Phi Epsilon
sorority.
& Lt-eeorer graduated from Mer-
Ger sCoHege magma cum laude,
receiving the ABB degree. He
is afso-d graduate of the UNI
versity of kGeorgia School of
Medicine and while there. was
member of the Alpha Omega
Alpha honorary medical fratern-
ity and Phi Delta Epsilon social
fraternity. Following his in
ternship az the Jackson Me-
mortal Hospital. Miami, DIR.
Moore entered the service and is
presentely stationed at Pensa-
cola, Fla, where he is studying
to become an aviation medical
examiner.
No definite date has been set
for the wedding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10
CLARICE BARKSDALE,
KEY WESTER, WEBS
1T. EDWARD COVERT

Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Clarice
Barksdale to Lieut. Edward
Covert at Camp Blanding, Fla.
The following. account of the
wedding is reproduced herewith
from one of the state newspa-
pers:
Miss Clarice Barksdale of
Tampa and Key West becarae
the bride of Lieut.. Edward En-
gene Covert of Whiteland. Ind,
on March IS in the Episcop6l
Chapel at Camp Blanding, with
Chaplain William Stempson Of
ficiating.
The bride was given in mar
riage by Lieut.. Col Daniel
Quinn III.
Her dress was of acqua gauze
with navy hat and accessor les.
She wore a carved gold cross
and corsage of white roses and
lilies of the valley.
'"The matron of honor was
Mrs. Joseph Sajaueskas of Grand
Rapids, Mich. The bridegroom
had as his best man Second Lieut..
Conrad z. Harris. 10th Infan-
try.
Following a reception at the
Officers Club. the couple left
for a wedding trip in the State.
"The bride graduated from
Hillsborough High School, Tam
pa and is now employed by the
War Department at camp head
quarters, Camp Blandings She
is the daughter of Mrs. May
Barksdale. Key West. The bride-
groom has been nsthe Army for
three years and is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl B. Covert of
Whiteland, Ind"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10

Relative Humidity
SO Go
Tomorrowis Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10
DANCING TONIGHT
AT BOULEVARD CLUB

John Pritchard and his or
chestra invite you and yours to
Raul'S Club on the Boulevard for
a grand evening of enjoyment
and dancing, starting at 9 o'clock
tonight amid surroundings and at
mosphere of refinement unequal
led IN South Florida. If you have
not been to Raul's it is truly a de-
hghtful night spot and will be
well worth the short drive. It's a
spot where one may get away
h-om the everyday hum drum of
things and relax Where it's al
ways cool and comfortable along
the sea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of extend
ing our heartfelt appreciation
to the many friends for their
kindness during the illness and
after the death of our loved one,
Uriah E. Curry. We especially
thank the donors of floral Of
ferings, and to those who do
mated the use of their cars for
the funeral. We assure one and
all that their kind deeds will al
ways be remembered.
apr10-1t THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10
FUN AND MORE OF 1T
TONIGHT AT SLOPPYS

Where TO gp-Sloppy sJoe's Bar.
that's the. place to go for a big time
on any evening and especially is
this true on Saturdays. If you have
ever been to Sloppy Joe's you
know its lot of fun to swing and
sway to the music of Joe Russo
and his band. It's said to be the
best Swing Band in town.
AT this popular spot there is
never a dull moment. Dance music
starts at Z O'Clock. The package
store closes at 8 o'clock
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10

Key West and Vicinity: Con-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10

tinued warm with scattered
showers and possibly thunder
storms this afternoon and early
tonight.
Florida: Little change in tenn
perature this afternoon and to-
night; possibly few widely
scattered showers this afternoon
and early tonight in east and
south portions.
Hatteras, NJ. c.. to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: No small craft or
storm warnings have been is
sued.
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LEAVES ON TRIP

Mrs. Fannie ;iCurry, of 1901
Whitehead street. has gone TO
Jacksonville TO visit her son. Be
fore returning she viii stop at
Tampa to visit another son.
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None Whatever

Look here, waiter, is this peach
or apple pie?"
Cant you tell from the taste?''
mo, I can't"
We'll, then, what difference
does it make?"
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MUST BE ACCURATE

z BALTIMORE.-Some of the
parts of torpedo must be accurate
within limit of Is millionths of
an inch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10

Children's Bureau plans mater
nifty care for soldiers wives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10
WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
E.W.T. City Office
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-10

Women in war work seen end
ng factory girl type.
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9ie 9eieiMdt 1tnierer 3eit

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Sic stnnlaBl1ng unb lleherbebenbeit
unS Der @igeuoinfel lit il SUR oll-
sen,eine,t &erribaft gelar.~t, baB es
.nidt nrebr fit 5eitgerndB gebulten
pirs, alrf bas @ort Ser 81. Sbrift
ODER Ser airhe BIN 5l1 slauben. Sc
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eibft priife,n, ielbit iid elm ltrteil a,1=
nfaben mnb in aiien 5ragen oie leste
@ntheioung geben.
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51ped ms Jelo fHbrt, fir1b ,lidt itif)=
baltig. 8ie 1teat nalt ii3 NUN oem
Berbot iHehter Biiher, 3eitihrifte1l,
unb 3eitungen eegeuiiber :? Ginige, bic
:nod nidt gang ibren @lau6eu, iiber
goro gerpurfeu baben, aber ibre gei=
itigen &rafte melt iiberi6Gsen, be-
baupter breiit. Giefe 2ettiire tpiro
mir nidt lhabeu. 8as lit nidts an
Seres, oils ein bermeiienes Bertrallen
Eauf Die eigene &raft tub bas eigene
geritdnbnis. 0ie 81. Shrift iagt:
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un1fonrnen.' Gage ntir, NIT tpeul ou
lan4gebft lato id iage Dir, tper bu biit.
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@ottes, bie ieil,er peroerbteu Natmr
nibt 5niaeen, 5u iibertretel1, meil er
.naA Der perbotene,a 6rrbt lniterm lit.
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sfusrehe: SIT es reht uuo biaig, oas
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re neberaeugllmg 5a befomnlen2 Gas
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