davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Deaths Reported

Barbour. William H., 90. 4440 Nichols
ave. s.w.
Corning Annie L.. 50. Chevy Chase. Nd.
Stanford. Charles W.. rs, 1904 23rd st.
Sc.
Jones, Walter A., 10. 1103 st. ne.
Phillips, Hattie l.. 70. Ashdown, Ark.
Nichols. Mary E. 70. 1920 Buttervorth p.
Hickey, William j., ~, $50 Rhode Island
ave. ne.
Pigott, william M. es. $50 sth st. n.a
Cushman. Anna, SO. 1919 T st.
Crabill Marion B.. 80. l747 ST.
Richardson. Walter L., 55, 1920 18th 81
ne.
Smith, Frederick R, ST., 81, Arlington.
Hancock. Cecil, AZ, American Hotel
Lewis, William A. AZ, 220 I4th st ne,
Graham, Bernard j. "A, 500 St me-
Roy Hezekiah, 81. 1884 18th ST.
Merritt. Anna, 55. 504 NJ st. NV.
Dock, Nettie M, 49, Brentwood, Nd.
Holmes Jamie E, a., Is 18th St Sc
Booze, Thomas, 3S, 455 Delaware ave sv.
Straughn: Esatrice. "a. ll9 D St sw.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Marriage License
AppIicotjons


Under D. C. lal0s, couples must .
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Oait three tul days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Armand c. crossen. 80. 1865 Geranium
st, and Marlin A. Brandon, %, 1911
Mary 3. Lackey' &$, Sa0a Military I'd
John !. My,ss, 70, 1oa 18th s. St. Sc: and
James A. Stephen, %, s07 I'd st. s.w., and
,,4s Mary L. Bailey 20 SO 18th nst;,a st ne
-. and Ruth E. Jones, %, Nashville, Tenn.
Thomas as NJ Ley: 25 Jerome Jerome 1aaho; and
Masg L. snd Ioase hoveoy
Newton /: Mason, -: and June A Davies.
George 0Ssp avsns n isa e. paave Dam IL " Va and
Grace A. Bryant. Is, 102s Conn. ave
Milton H. Nelson, 81. Arlington, va. and
Kathryn E, Kreeger' 29' 1914 Belmont
Maerle : r. Fellinger, 81, 1905 ssth st. NV,
| and Dorothy M. Brown, 36, Arlington,
Morton Jspnsy, 80, Baltimore, Md. and
'0isph ss41l M Azses Ksasor q III o5 st. nT AND
Leo p. Hepfef,. "a, Bloomer, Wis. and
Muriel A. NaEler, q, l433 Columbia I'd.
Thomas v. Jones. ,22, Portageville. Mo-. and
Jeanne P. Nowland. 19, 1012 Mass. ave,
william H; PRICE, 20, Hilton Village, Va,
Homer S scryton, e, snd. Kathleen NJ.
August Il Beuehert; 81 Vienna. Va Va and
Ann Anna 4, E; Cuslcn; 4S; arlington: a ,Va Va; s
Charles E. Gallagher, %, and Helen J..
o.sen ueas Fl 0sa sna e Hsse gSse dovsr Mass
Robert &. McKeen. %, Flint, Mich. and
Donna ]. Cross. 21. 4432 Chesapeake
AgsS1nh and S5aasAax oi1s X Wllams ANS fsh r.
Ropert p.sfoe B. st. Gotham !aM ,r. a. and Lillian
Husser, ss, Both Of i745 colambls
John johnson, 10, 1888 A st. Sc, and
Roman T: Kuonen, s6, Cleveland, Ohio,
and Patricia L. Hinslea, 21, Lakewood
Joseph A. Williams, 21, Hlicott City. Md,
and Virginia A. Bishoff, 25. Hyatts-
Sterling Watts, %, s1s G St. s.e., and
Augustus B. Jones. jr. rs. 4454 q st. NV,
James E. Ballard, 21, 2401 33rd st. Sc,
and Muriel J. De Mott 20, 604 A ST. Sc.
John J. Madden, %. 933 L St NV, and
Glare M. Hennigan, %, 1912 Calvert
st. NV.
Otto J. Dekom 27. 2516 X st. NV. and
Maria Djordjevitch, 25, 1859 Con-
Charles i'as 4. Can csmpbei %, Elizabeth. N j.,
| and Elizabeth p. Lnnenkamp. 23, 3346
Baker st. ne.
nHRas Tppstt 25 eesh q 4s5 f1a st. sstan se
William g. Cobb, 27, Kissimmee Army
Air Field. Fla, and Mary E. Kinard. 20,
st. Adams, N. Y.
- Issued At Rockville.
Bartrand J. Murphy, 21, Everett, Mass,
and Doris M. shankle, FL, San Berna-
william B. Ashley, 21, and Alice S. Gable,
20, both of Dallas, Tex.
Charlie Jones, 30, and Catherine Chase, 20,
both of Washington.
Leo c. Stark, 23, Wilmington, Calif and
| Laura j. Grim, 20, Boston.
II. Leonard Portner, 26, Mount Rainier.
Nd. and Isabella Helen Tanalska, 26.
Charles Leonard Montgomery. q, and
Rita Lastiaue, 26, both Of Washington
Stephen w. Sipe. AZ, and Nellie M. Crist,
80, both Of Royslton. Pa.
Ithemus N. Adams, 81, and Helen Graham,
80, both Of WASHINGTON.
Franklin r. Clements. 81, and 0ladyS N.
Carter. 10, both Of Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

20. both Of Washington.
Ernest E. Thacker, "a, Fort Meade, Nd
and Elga A. Garrett %. Lebanon, Va.
Buford E. McCharen, jr., %, Calvin, Okla -
and Engels NJ. Smith, %, BIRMINGHAM
Ala.
Herman Ricketts,, %, and Doris Embrey
%, both of Rockville.
Aaron Eugene GriSsom, 21, Lowell, N. C..
and Marjorie Crawford, Is, Parran, Md
Frank Soranno. 90, and Ruth SeVerinSen
II, both of Brooklyn
Victor A. Seneforte, %, and Mary F. Nolan
is. both Of Washington.
Edward T. Aud. 81, and Shirley E. Prem
tice, 23. both of Silver Spring.
Clarence E. Arnold, 20. and Etheline Slime
hour, 81 both of Mansfield, Ohio.
Jack BIleyeu. "a, and Glenna I. Conley, 81
both of Washington.
Jack koon, rs, Camp Lejeune, N. c., anc
Patricia Riley, 33, Washington.
Walter R. Lohmann. 20, Miami Fla. and
Marcia L. Klopferstein, Is, Takoms
Park, Nd.
Marvin Patterson, 90, Stratford, Tex, ano
Shirley Hargy. 20, Brookline, Pa,
Evening star., 1945-06-09

Sinclair and Elizabeth Wilbur. boy.
Francis and Sarah Briscoe, girl.
Norman and Mary Butler, boy.
James and Earl Carter, girl
Earl and Eunice Collins, girl
Thomas and Carolyn Contee. Girl.
Charles and Anna Crutchfield. boy.
Owen ano Lillian Davis, boy.
Robert and Gladys Donelson, girl.
Edward End Dorothea Franklin boy.
Charles and Lucille Jackson, girl.
Berkling and Edith Jenkins, girl,
Samuel and Malopine Johnson, girl.
George and Ella Jones. girl.
Fred and Lille Jones, girl.
David and Zelma Lee, boy.
Roland and Marietta Lee. girl.
Curtis and Ida Morris, girl.
Herman and Elizabeth Newman, bog.
Clarence anC Marie Smith, girl.
Joseph and Bertha Reese, boy.
Allen and Lillian Smith, girl.
Leon and Viola Warren, girl.
Eugene and Teresa milestone, eirl.
John and L. Ann Virgins, boy.
John and Elaine williams. boy
David and Flora Robertson, boy.
Henry and Bernice SurIes. boy.
Milton and Rose Tuck boy
Raymond and Clarice Wilson, gtrl.
John and Margaret Wynn, boy
Evening star., 1945-06-09
on the AIR TODAY

WhAL, f:30IGen. Carl Spaatz speaks.
WNAL, 3:00-Two thousand school ehl,
drsn gather for this Paper'rooper ceremony.
Andrea King. Helmut Daniine. Commissioner
Young. others participate. Bends Of all services
play
WT0P, 6:00-The list running Of the Ken
iudY Derby dearibed by Ted Husing and Jimmy
Dolan.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

George A. ortlip, 80, Newton Square, Pa
and Alice E Colquitt, -, Washing ton
Monroe E. Walter, jr., IS, Washington
and Pearl L. Miller, %. Bethesda.
William Smith, As, and Rosalie Boughner
30. both of Washington.
James ". johnson, 2S, Trenton, Ala, ant
Bertha McPhail, -, Lakeland. Fla.
Sidney II. RraddN. - and Inez Everett
Evening star., 1945-06-09

WhAl, S:30-Suie from Carmen" and the
"Estudanins" WaIizes included.
VOL. 9:45-Hometoming Of Generals Patton
and DootiIe.
VOL. i0:00-WorH Of Edward 6rieg featured
WhAL, t0:30Ii. Gene Kelly in drama
high lighting the story Of supply and Ioeisiis
in the Pacific war.
WpC, lt:3o-Radio adaptation Of Target
Tokyo."
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Blue Stur Mothers to Meet

Chapter l of the Blue Star Moth
ers of the District will meet at 3
pm. Wednesday in the New Colonial
Hotel, Fifteenth and M streets NV.
Officers will be elected.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

WRc, 7:00-Admir0I Hepburn and II. Gen.
Stanley Embiok discuss Military Security proyi
sons Of The United Nations Charter.
WT0p, 7:00-Clauds Rains naHaies What
Price VeioV!'
WhAL, 7:30-Sa1ie DowelI, N IL. tells how
music helped keep high the morale Of the men
on the franklin during its long voyage home
for repairs.
WRC, 8:00-hay BoIand visits.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-06
O~dstranovanf nsmciny.

(CTK) = Prazsky denfk
"Prace" otiskl tuto zpravu:
"Jiz v prvn1ch chvflfch odbo-
je Sc lid sam vypoTadal s nemec
kymi napisy, ktere hanobily
vzhled nasich ulic a byly zev-
MIN a tvrde provadenym zna-
KEN nemecke nadvlady, PROBE
VEN prusackeho otrokarstvf a
symbolem naseho narodn1ho u
tisku. Je pochopitelne, re lik-
vidace nemciny ma 1zem1 repu-
bliky je nejzhavejsfm pfanfm
mas vsech a re sc provadl co
nejhychleji. Jsou ovsem obory,
" nichz nemecke napisy a tex
ty nelze odstranovat takovym
tempem, jak by bylo zadoucno.
Vseho nam zbylo malo, Sc vsim
mus1me setTit Nen1 proto do
bfe mono premenovat nynl ne
mecke texty ma obalech prumy-
slovych vyrobkG ci ma vyrob-
clch samych; We vetsine pfipa-
dG vznikaly by tim hospodaf-
ske skody a poruchy v distribu-
CT vyrobku, jez jsou pro vyzivu
a hospodarsky zivot velmi d.
lezite. V takovych pfipadech
vyrobkG a obald pouziva-
no az do jejich vypotrebovani.
prGmyslove slozky
vsak napnou sv6 silly, ably tento
pfechodny stav zmizel co mel
drive"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-06
Nsmci chodi pesky.

(CTK) - Prazsky rozhlas
jiz pred nekolika dny oznamil,
re osoby nemecke narodnosti,
poc1taje v to i Rakusany, jsou
vylouceny z dopravy ma zelez-
nic1ch. Dne %. cervna dosla
zprava, re zakaz Sc vztahuje
take ma dopravu We mestech E.
lektrickymi poulicnlmi draha-
mi, autobusy a troleybusy. Do
pravn1 zrfzenci jsou opravneni
v prfpade pochybnosti O narod-
nosti pasazera 81 vyzadat cd
neho potvrzen1 nebo pozadat
policii O zakrok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-06
Vystava ruskeho dramatu
" Praze.

(CTK) = Denfk "Prace",
vychazejlcf v Praze, oznamil
dine %. kvetna, re v Mestskem
lidovem divadle v Karllne bu-
de v dzke spolupraci Sc Spolec-
nosti pro kulturnl styky S SSSR
instalovana vystava modernlho
ruskeho dramatu, pro kterou
material Dude dodan leteckou
postou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-06

bou. I j6, at je legrace. Ma
strojili panaka, ktereho vycpali
slamou a kdyz az bylo hodne
tina, preskocili dreveny plot a
pomalu Sc plfzili do stredu
"peci'', tam kde byly ty nejzra-
lejsf melouny. Ohmatavali, pri-
tlacili = jestlize to praska, az
konecne 81 vybrali tri, ktere Sc
zdaly byti dozrale. PAX posta-
viii panaka, ale tax, re byl v
pull t6la ohnuty, jakoby TRIAL
meloun. Pracovali rychle, ne
bot mesfc prave vychazel a ne
chteli, ably je farmar videl.
KdXz byli hotovf vylezli "a
plot a hodili nekolik kamen1
smerem k panakovi, ably upou-
tall tax pozornost farmare, KITE
ry jiste uz cfhal z okna nedale-
Ike farmafske budovy. Nemy-
lii Sc!
z niceho mic z opacne strany
slyseli tlumeny praskot, pax IT,
cho a najednou - bac-bac-
dive rany "a sebou z pusky, ma
sledovane hroznym klenim.
"Zpropadenf nicemove, no.
lomci - vsak ia VAN vytru
zrak -"
Zuby zakousnute do melou-
nj, ably nevypukli " sm1ch vi
deli jak farmar special k mi
stu kde byl panak = ale tento,
byv zasazen prfmou ranou, Sc
~svalil. Farmar Urban nyni zti-
chi a zvolna Sc blizil k lezfcf
postave. Vsak drive jeste nez-
Ii k nj pfisel, zacal lamentovati.
"Jezisi Kriste, tax daleko
jsem to nechtel p~rivesti - po-
strasiti ano, ale zablti ne. Pa
ne krali, co 81 ted pocnu?"
Nase skupina sedela klidne
venku "a plotem a hodovala,
zat1m SO vystraseny farmaf, a.
niz by pfisel bl1ze, = bezel ma
zpet k farme, ably telefonoval
pro Serbia - a ably 81 byl jist i
pro doktora.
Ia nedoluho prijelo auto a
nekolik muzI z neho vystoupi-
10 u fanny.
"Vzdyt ia jsem nechtel niko-
no z~astrelit -" bedoval Urban.
Gnu, vsak uvidlme hned kdo
to je a CO Sc stalo," odpov6del
autoritativnf HAS. Bylo pozna-
tt, re patti serifovi.
Kdyz pfisli k mistu kde po-
stava lezela, lekar Sc k nj Sc
hnul, ably il ohmatal = ale j.
hned sc vzprimil a vesele sc
rozesmal.
"Nu, co je = co Sc stalo?'
tazal sc serif.
"Vsak Sc podivejte," odpove.
del tazany.
Nastalo vseobecne vesell. Far
mar poznal svoji chybu a byl
jake zmokla slepice. Prosil je.
ably nikomu o tom AMI necekali
sic by sklidil jen posmech. V
duchu 81 rekl, re budoucnosti
must byti opatrny.
Kdyz prisel "a n6jaky cas- O.
pet do vesnickeho obchodu.
kde lelkovali John a Bill S Vol
tou Ia vecernlho ticha, tn z nj
echo mic Bill Sc no zeptal:
"Tak jak pax hlfdajf panaci
melouny?"
"Chlapci," vykoktal farmai
re sebe, "m1zete 81 prijiti kdy-
koliv chcete a witt 81 meloun
Jen prosfm vas, nikomu O tom
nerfkejte."
Jakaz pax strapace! Hosi
NELL tajemstvl a dobrou 1mlu-
WI. Proc by Sc NELL s nekym Q
tohle deliti? Ale ty melouny
jiz nikdy nebudou tax chutnati
jake pred tim!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-06

Armadnf sprava pfevezme
pripravovan1 zprav o svych
ztratach a jejich distribuci cd
1. cervence, jak oznamil Trad
Office of War Information, kite
rJ tuto praci az dosud konal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-06
Protestni stavka byla zahajena
" msste Terstu.

Vseobecna stavka byla v Ter
stu zahajena ma protest prot
rozpustenl "Lidove straze'', ne
oficielnf policie, ktera byla u
tvorena v dobe jugoslavske O.
kupace.
Vsechna prace v lodenicfch a
v ~pristave byla ukoncena, do
prava zastavena a obchody "a
vreny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-06
100 w. BALTIMORE ST.

Josef Darnand, nekdejsi vdd-
&c krute Lavalovy milice, byl
dopaden trent britskymi voJi-
ny v ukrytu u italsko-svycar-
skych hranic. Byl pTedan Fran
eli k souzenf pro sve valecne
zlociny.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-13
AFFINITY AND coNsASesaNrs

MAT Go1a yaa write seresS4sssS SsssSss
ire TINE When ne Asa rss~Aac ensssceses
N Ksy WsS1 seq sAs TasEsSa Ssss - -
csse frwn the STATE 81 gaegaaaeN ssasss
0f The Cas1en asSsS. wAsis CONVERSATIONS ssa
tAe eSsstsrSsa yesterday aAe0s EAs aSsassss
tAz1 came ny NJ . -sesSa1g 0s sAs SSSSsss
fcr south Fgs-oaa 10 sev1 3 s1ass ~ - @~a
ana Id 1Ae gen-ry IA the 1ez~Aszn PAL q
the state sha1Ess So themselves
Al 1hsg we've sAe 2aEs wAsa ne wsrs
enthusiasts aAsaa zAe sseSr31soa 81 tx
Fsarsax Hsgs from sAS rss1 OF sAs ssasse
We can't recall exactly what w&s 1As re&-
sen aeAlna he mexSzszs, A1z ws ge-asza-
R.sr xsxsaeg zaxzz snS Ser MeSsasn2oa arssege3
an1o HsE Wess from ASaSscsa2ae IL 3eSteE-
san county, and Advocated me ssVSzzzaea
81 The keys sr0z the state
He Was rSgx1s3 10 JOIN DsnA4-a- pub
ssshsr II aAe ksx West Herald. One 81 the
asnr Ene ID assessors pS The C912zea- Later
81, Ben became connected with the heE
West Inter Ocean whose of1scs Vas 2c-0sS
The street ErxS- The C1z1zen a23az2z-E- BE-
tween Saprpy Eee's bzr and C5Eg Hall
NcC3en6on- 50 far a. We can recall.
EOze Z Prince AEazx1 IN sa-m%r g. @ea
b N warzsr He Was > neEsE2 PeE-Z7 o.
Co1one3 Wz1zers01s type thar =. he hooked
aeon his ealing with excessive EyS3e and
dressed 70 wrz-e : s1oEy or AZ editorial zS
he wpaaa have logged oa1 10 90 10 fanez-
II or wedding
The wr7ser MAS . bop n th0se days
Int he recalls ~ least che phrase that al
says creps into NcClendon's speech 4boGt
secession: We are connected with the
rest Of the stale neither By affinity nor
coRs2nguinTty-
We recall that phrase OF rather <en-
Eenee, beczRse we did nos know what al
flnisy o. eonsznguinI1y meant and loo2ed
them up Il = dictionary
How Ben MeClendSn rolled those
words On his neither affinity EoE
eoRsznguinTzy
And Ben breezed o3e Of EoEn a. sid
denly Is he mad breezed In and the more
men4 pesered OUT BIT while Z was ander
way. KEY WesEers. who had little 10 talk
about. found In the proposal an Interesting
subject When Ben held his meetings, uS-
u&lly al Ay2l4's corner. Fleming and Eliza
beth streets. thousands Of Key WeSters
turned ogt 20 hear aim spou. about al
finiEy and eons2ng uini-y-,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-13

Ns5se uss. by far. worse on than
h had anticipated. vet he Knew
Re must carry On for her sake.
Well. I guess II Uncle Louie
can hiring hirn back there's really
-oEnlrg 10 worry about
SExaczlys- heatned N2oge-
Afagroasa came back with the
measuring CUP
~Eere yC1 l. enlle-
-Tnz1k you. Magnofiz.s MaGge
said a. she took Z from her and
rzel turned 20 the Doctor
I'm soEEy. Fred but I'll have
20 take tazs DOWN 20 Uncle Losase-
Hes waiting for e
That's perfectly al right I
only stepped II far moment
Then yO1 Kil excuse uae
Most asszres5iy-tfRf i. Z I
may drop In again Al my leisure :
y01re zlRzys welc0uae and
Fcu know L. Besides. souae night
very Soon. ] want ycEi 70 come
over and meet Uncle Louie Wen
al hzEe dinner together
I'D Like That very Iuca-
THEM NssSge disappeared down
L ira basement stairs, leaving
.ae 5orsor lost N deep thought
MzgnolS stared ~ him Her
Eoscs dropped 20 lCE. frightened
whisper
VIVA yog-al goi1' % do about
SEsz%z
Ere5s sTolcs also became deep
xs-a e-c1acn- John has 70 re-
Ern. ozEHrwas-@ IL slzxeEe6
slightly
Magnolia hefd h- breath
Other Sise-EhsE. D0csoFs=
O.hsE%Ee. the case viii be
oUs Of Iv jurisdiction
NsgroaiaS eyes %iGe-ed win
z-IgaE Is "a. good ~ bad
Fred smiled sympsEheE5Gzliy ~
me cd coan-ee WOMAN LET'S ao1
cross cur bridge Until we reach
-szen- Then Is u walked 10 the
3ocz, Magnolia ran after him
Can't vC1-al % solaezaEl' 70
nah baby rigx aox. DOcsor
u an
yCzs lS27 she asked hopefully.
What ycz-zl .goZo' 10 d, Doc
to--7
I'm going 70 a6r5ve into tox1
ami ind yoz1E Master J0fl"
Magnolia clspze5 her hands
and sang c4s, Praise Ia LeEls
Praise az LORD. az1feEu Jan"
To he esussnued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-13
STICK TOGETHER, FOLKS

Some people hare Al 5dez thai OR
country can bring is military forces back
frozn Europe and Asia and t1rn millions q
len and women l9ase Oh an eveTr-1lz1-
foE-hzn-self"' basis.
No. that mQEs't DO. EverE person 7E1o
has been ia the Ar1sy. Mar gr A:y Fore
raass be carried OF The government p2yro.I
1atiG De regaj2s h2s place In rs eomm. zns-g-
and le a&s cpanrgy.
Cneae Sam has big JOB Sill 20 do.
He nezG1 solve tse problems ri the cost OF
living and stabilize wages salaries reEs-s,
ese- There are kts Of people IN his co11-
1Er eE5ll living. wao were permanently or
Temporarily barr 4. the res2Jt o4 tae Firs-
Word Wa and she postw4, 5oon- There
Is Al 2n1rst-ea Charter that tbe forces
hare Undertaken t5e job vi saving tae
w0sid na2s* MT 5e let doya ia -aei- pa1
CaI1ed STATES, We tD.ks naz.t al SILK IT,
xesaeg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-13
REcLUSE LEAVES $3.50, 900

FROM Chlczgo comes another Of the
ss'fles saat appear periodically. telling ..
sSat -TpeDa5Bsas Fees9se. Who lived IN Z
zSt-ceats-a~G4g fIopn@4se. died and r7ssy
ksY IL aSs ragged troasers unlocked bank
p&2't d-aelGslng that h lef. III estate q
s250, g09''
II gill IL hard foz sene people 10 HI
a@sSt&ad sow am nan, with thac 8uch
asDn@r, willingly gave himself 10 life Of
SsSasY> PniaosoDsegs, if arr, will readily
imagine the peace Of aaind that nagss have
SsaDsZef " . nan ia such control of hSus-
self
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-13
Papers As Filed
Made No Sense

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