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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

Apie s I'm. birzelio 13 d. laivu
General Eltinge" j New Yorka
atvyksta Sic lietuviai tremti-
Mai:
Augaityte Juze - Philadelphia,
Pa.
Baranauskas Stasys, Elena, Ri
ia = Cary, Ind.
Bardauskas Juozas - Chicago,
Bublys Vladas - Kennebunk,
Pa.
Bublys Stase, Romualdas, AL
gis - Kenebunk, Pa.
Burseviciene Juze - Hartford,
Conn.
Brinka Raimondas, Alfonsas,
Leokadija - Chicago, III.
Dovtartas Kazys, Stase - St.
James, Miss.
Degesys Danielius, Romas, Dai-
MUS - Cleveland, Ohio.
Dovydaitis Vincas, Stase, Vim
cas-. Juozas - Brooklyn, NY.
Eidukaite Klementina, Alma =
Chicago, I'll.
Eringis Elzbieta, Petras, Sta
sys, Petras, Ona, Antanas =
Baltimore, Md.
Estka Richardas, Stase, Dalla,
Edmundas = Knox, Ind.
Girnius Antanas, Maria, Algls
- Maspeth, N. Y.
Griauzde Aleksas, Leonora, Ge-
rimantas - Nashua, n. II.
Guntorius Jonas, Ona, Anele,
Vytas = Furnace, Mass.
Guobys Juozas, Danute, Alvy-
da - Hartford, Conn.
Gustas Pranas, Ona, Danute,
Giedra - Easthampton, Mass
Jakubauskas Stase = Bismarck
No. Dakota.
Jankauskaite Kazimiera - CHI
cago, Ill.
Jankauskiene Kazimiera - Chi
cago, Ill.
Jarulaitis Julijonas = SO. Bos'
ton, Mass.
Jarusas Eduardas, Elena, Edu-
ardas, Algirdas = Chicago
Ill.
! Jurgilas Juozas, Irena = Chlca'
go, Ill.
Kezenaitis Stase - Phlladel
phia, Pa.
Kirsinas Petras. Stase = Cnl
cago Hts, Ill.
(Perkelta' 7-ta pusl.)
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VaIclovas, Adolfas, Danute
erese - Rensselaer,, Ind.
Milasis Jonas, Olga, Vytautas
Chicago, Ill.
Mingela Petras - Philadelphia
Pa.
Montrimas Rapolas, Maria, Ra.
,polas, Stefania - Waukegan
Ill.
Nasvytis Motiejus, Salomeja =
Chicago, III.
Navickas Stasys, Karolina, Ia.
das, Janina - Cleveland, O.
Norkus Vytautas - Great Neck
L. l., N. Y.
Olsauskas Antanas, Elena =
South Bend, Ind.
Padleckas Henrikas - Brent.
wood, Pa.
Palubinskas Juozas, Izabele, Ju-
rate - Baltimore, Md.
Paukstaitis Juozas, Konstanci.
ia = Detroit, Mich.
Peckys Vladislavas, Faustina
Irena Taimute Algirdas. &c.
novaite - Union, N. J.
Petrulionis Pranas - Nutley
N. j.
Pleckaitis Jonas, Ona, Vladas
Maria, Jonas = Brooklyn, N
Y.
Preikstas Liudas, Ona, Rasa =
Peterson, N. j.
Ramanauskas Juozas = Boston
Mass.
Rumbutiene Stase, Ona - Pitts
ton, Pa.
Sarbinskas Juozas, Albina, Juo
zas, Joana indianapolis
Ind.
Salminas Povi1as, Maria, Ma
RIA, Povilas - Detroit, Mich
Sarkenis Balys - Newark, NJ
Saukaitis Jonas, Adele, Albins
- Chicago, Ill.
Saulys Jonas, Jonas, Emilia
Vytautas, Eleonora = Brad
ford, Conn.
Sepetauskas Antanas, Ona, Ge
navaite - Peterson, N. j.
Simolilnas Paulius - Hartford
Conn.
Skeivys Juozas, Adele, Joana :
Chicago, Ill.
Slavinskas Jonas, Helena - 5
Boston, Mass.
Slakaitis Edvinas - Chicago
Ill.
Smaizys Petras, Salomeja, Sau
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

danti j sveicarija atvykti Au-
stralijos komisija. Kiekvienam
tremtiniui sveicaru istaigos is
siuntinejo aplinkrascius, ska
tinancius atvykti j ta komisija,
kad galetu emigruoti, kitaip pa
sakius - kuo greiciau apleisti
Sveicarija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
TREMTINIU BULKE SVEICARIJoJE

Pastaruoju laiku sveicaru is.
taigos daro sunkumu tremti-
MANS darbo leidimui pratesti
ir skatina juos sveicarija apleis-
tt. Kiekviena proga ir visur
tremtiniams primenama, kad Sis
krastas gall butt tik tranzito
krastu.
Toks sveicaru spaudimas tue
labiau nesuprantamas, kad trem-
tiniu skaicius, turint galvoje at
begusius 1944-45 metals, yra
palyginamai mazas, nesiekia
net 1000 ant 4,5 mil. gwen
toju.
Tiesa, ziema buvo kick SUM-
kumu tekstiles ir statybos pra-
moneje, bet tai buvo tik sezoni-
mis- apsireiskimas. Turint gal
vote, kad is Italijos darbams
yra atgabenta virs 100000 dar-
bininku kiu, tai dirbantieji
tremtiniai, apie 1900, sudaro
nezymu skaiciu.
Atleidziami nuo darby net to-
kie tremtiniai, kurie yra vede
sveicarietes, turf vaikus. Ska
tina apleisti ne tik vyra-tremti-
nj, bet ir sveicariete zmona kar-
tn SUI vyru, siulydami ir' jai ap-
mketi keliones islaidas.
Del tokios sveicaru istaigu
politikos yra gandu, jog jos
nori pataikauti bolsevikams, kad
senasai tremtiniu elementas ap-
leistu ST krasta.
sveicarai tikisi, neva, dides-
niu uzsakymu is bolseviku.
Kick tai liecia musu lietuviQ
padeti, tai aiskiai jauciama, kad
jiems samoningai nepratesiami
darbui leidimai arba statoma
salyga, kad leidimas galios tik
kelis menesius ir pratesiamas
paskutini karta. Tuo norma pa
greitinti ju isvykima.
Tokiomis aplinkybemis lietu-
vial kas tik gall apleidzia svei-
carija ir stengiasi emigruoti pir-
mon ellen j Kanada, Argentina,
Kolumbija, Australija.
Tenka pastebeti, kad tas pats
taikoma ir kittens pabaltie-
CLANS, kuriu cia visai mazai If
buvo, O taip pat lenkams, jul
goslavams.
IS kitos puses, sveicarai pri-
ina naujus tremtinius is Ven
grijos, Jugoslavijos, bet pir-
mon ellen tokius, kurie turf pi-
nigu ar brangenybiu ir pajegus
toliau isvykti.
Kad sudarytu daugiau sum
kumu ir pagreitintu isvykima,
sveicaru salpos organizacijos su-
mazino pasalpas items, kurie
buvo atleisti nuo darbo arba
kuriems nebuvo darbo leidlmas
pratestas.
Nuo 1916 m. lietuviu tremti-
niu skaicius jau sumazejo net
4O-5O%s. Artimiausiu laiku, svei-
oaru istaipu pastangOmis, "a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

Kanados Lietuviu Tarybos We'll
lando Skyrius SIM. birzelio 26 d.
13 val. ruosia Tautos Fondul
remit tradicine
Joniniu Geguzine Piknika,
SUI skautiska programa lauzu,
kuria atliks
TORONTO SKAUTAI.
Geguzine piknikas vyks
Ungarian Place,
viena ir puse mylios nuo We'll
lando, vaziuoti East on East
Main St. Or. R. u
Maloniai kvieciame visus lietu-
vius dalyvauti, pasigereti gra-
zia lietuviska skautu programa,
pasiklausyti puikios muzikos,
pasisokti, pailseti tyrame misko
ore ir savo atsilankymu parem-
ii pavergtos tevynes Lietuvos
vadavima.
KanadOs Lietuviu TarybOs
WellandO Skyyrius
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PROT EST
prizes ]. Lazdausko-Toliusio
straipsni NAUJIENOSE

|
Jungtinese Amerikos Valstv-
bese leidziamo laikras6io NAU-
J1ENOS Mr.. 8 SIN. sausio 12 d,
tilpo Lazdausko-Toliusio straip-
snis "Urugvajaus Lietuviu Dar-
bal ir Dienos", rysyje su kuriuo
prasome neatsisakyti patalpinti
Tamstos redaguoiamame laik-
rastyje Urugvajaus Lietuvaiciu
Tremtiniu Vakams Glob Oft
Draugijos visuotino nariu su-
sirinkimo SIN. geguzes m. Ia d.
vienbalsiai primta sekanti pro-
tesla:
P. Lazdauskas Toliusis savo
straipsnyje, be kitQ smeistu, Vi
sal nepagristai puola musu drau-
gija, tvirtindamas, kad uz
musu surinktas "aukas vaiku-
CLANS tuli karo tremtiniai, daz-
niausiai buve aukSti pareigunai
smetoniskos diktaturos laikais,
perkasi sau laivokartes iSvyki-
mui is Vokietijos. -" arba lie
tuvos Atstovas PietU Amerikai
turf gera ranka, kuria jis savo
gimines ir politinius vienmin-
cius karo tremtyje pavert6 val
kuciais ir juos gelbsti Urugva-
jaus lietuviu aukomis .. )" ir tip.
! Sitokius dalykus reikia irodyti
faktais, nepakanka piktu insi-
nuaciiu ir isgaIvotu tvirtinimu.
Musu draugiia iau antri me-
tai veikia patriotines lietuviu
kolonijos tarpe ir visos jos su-
rinktos aukos bel kitokiais bu-
dais gautos pajamos tuoi yra
paskelbiamos viesai spaudoje,
kur taip pat telpa iSlaidQ apy-
skaitos.
Draugijos Valdyba, kuriaf
pirmininkauja L. Grauziniene,
nieko nedaro neatsiklausus Vi
suotino nariu susirinkimo, kuris
tvirtina kiekviena daroma is
laida.
Draugija savo aukas EuropOn
siuncia per Tarptautine Vaikams
Globoti Sajunga (Union Inter-
rationale de Protection de 7
Enhance zenevoie), kadangi vel
kia cia, kaipo tos Sajungos Uru-
gvajaus Skyriaus LietuViQ Sub
Komitetas.
Tos aukos iau nebe pinigais,
O maisto produktQ pavidale pa
siekia Lietuviu Raudonaji Kry-
ziu, kurio yra dalinamos labiau-
siai pasalpos reikalingiens lie
tuviu tremtiniU vaikams.
Tuo budu musu siunciama pa
salpa pereina per trijq organi-
zaciiu kontrole ir visiems geros
valios Urugvajaus lietuviams
apie tai yra puikiai zinoma.
Pietu Amerikai Lietuvos Mi
nistras DR.. X. Grauzinis tick
teturi bendra su musu draugijOs
veikIa. kad kiekviena prOga gau-
siai aukoia.
Todel tad Urugvaiaus Lietu-
vaiciu Tremtiniu Vaikams Glo-
boti Draugija Suomi reiskia sa-
vo protesta prizes Lazdausko-To-
Iiusio korespondencijoje tilpu-
sius neatitinkan6ius teisybei
tvirtinimus bel insinuacijas.
Sitokiais melagingais gandais
tik padedama komunistams, de-
moralizuojant musQ koloniios
veikla ir sudaromos nepaken-
cianaos salygos ne tik tauti-
niam, bet ir grynai labdaros
darbui.
Ona Grakauskiene
ULTVG Dr-ios Vice-Pirninink6
M. Zinevicaite- -Cieslinskiene
ULTVG Dr-jos Sekretore
Red. pastaba: Minimas NAU-
JIENU bendradarbis jau ne
viena karta yra pasizymejes to
naties stiliaus raSiniaiS. kaip
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

<IMFT ATVYKUSIEJI
kreipdamesi j DIRVA prenumeratos ar kltals
reikalais, bdkte malonds, neuzmirskte pazymeti'
kodo ir kokiu loivu
atvykote nurodant atvykmo menesl ir diena.
Tuo paIengvnsite NUNS
atlikti Tamstu pageidavimus ir susilauksite patys
greitesnio patarnavimO.
ACiu!
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Ne tik noujq, bet ir
SENA ADRESA

butinai reikia aiSkiai parasyti,
kada nOrite, kad DIRVA butu
siunciama kitu adresu, negu
ligi siol. Apie adreso pakeitima
stengkites praneSti bent
DVI SAVAITES Is ANKSTO!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-15
MAILING TO MOVE UP

The POstoffice Department is being
operated at loss close to $500,0OO,00O a
year and, consequently, Postmaster-G en-
eral Donaldson thinks that the rates ON
certain types of mail should be boosted to
take up some of the deficit.
Officials note that it costs the service
something like $150,O00,00O to handle Of
fetal Government and Congressional mail
together with airline subsidies and other
costs that the Department says should not
be charged to the postal service Conse-
quently, the new rates are proposed to
take up part of the deficit but not to i'm
pose the extra $100,000,000 on the users
of the mails
We doubt if anybody can make a
plausible argument against some increase
in the charges for handling mail matter
This is particularly applicable to news
papers, advertising matter and parcel
post. The Government should not be ex-
pected to carry this class of mail at con-
siderable loss.
The House Postoffice Committee
plans to begin hearings on the measure and
Chairman Tom Murray, of Tennessee,
says that any bill approved must be fair
and reasonable and should not be too
prohibitive or burdensome or so drastic
as to hurt business or work any undue
hardships." He says that everybody will
have a chance to testify before the COM
mittee and that commercial users of the
mails will be given chance to be heard.
1t requires no gift of prophecy to adj
wise Mr.. Murray, the Postmaster, General
and other members of the committee that
practically every user of the mails, whose
costs will be increased by the proposed
changes, will promptly testify that bust
ness will be ruined if the proposed in
creases go into effect. This is the standard
cry of business. regardless of what comes
up for consideration. Our business leaders
are great orators when it comes to pro-
claiming the contribution that they have
made to the nation but they become
auiyering towards when confronted with
anything like an increase in expenses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-15
FEEBLE TABLE TURNING

In tomorrow's Citizen an item will be
published in the column Today in History,
which will demonstrate to the younger
generation that the generosity of Ameri-
cans is not thing of today, but was as pro-
nounced then, as it is now. Indeed, the
characteristic to help others always has
been identified with the American attitude
toward mankind
The Russians, who are lying. about the
United States today and trying to heap
calumny on Americans, have profited by
the American helping hand in peace as
well as in war. But the Russians have
another despicable Observation-Disclosures
Despite all the fun Americans have
pOked at the Russians for their attempts to
fool the world into believing they have been
first In everything, their rulers use their
controlled press and radio to issue recur-
rently ridiculous claims about discoveries
in the field of science. For instance, it was
not Benjamin Franklin, but Russian who
experienced with kite in bringing light
ming from thunder clouds to prove it was
similar to electricity; it was Russian, not
nationalist of any other country, who dis
covered atomic energy; it was Russian,
not Americans, who invented the first
heavier-thap-air machine that could fly; it
was Russian, not Americans, who success
fully operated the first radio; it was
Russian, not American, who first deter
mined the principles of the phonograph
and telephone.
And so on down the line of many in
ventions, the Russians, who have practical
ly no inventive genius, discovered every
thing of consequence in the world today.
And the people of Russia also always
have been provided beautifully with the
good things of life. But let's read that item
that will appear in tomorrow's Citizen un-
der the head of Today in History:
lS92-American ship sails with
gift of over five million pounds of flour
for starving Russians.
What would the Kremlin do if it read
that item. 1t would order its underlings to
tell the world that, instead of the Ameri-
cans sending flour to starving Russians.
the Russians sent the flour to starving
Americans.
How feebly the Russians try to turn
the table!
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tauii Ring q Hewspaper editor who
iied tunania To avoid arrest. saws that
~ Remainder army u now being trained
aa ihough 4 were 10 become a part Of the
hasasan arms. The Rumanian soldiers are
learning Russian and all commands are
R'tsH IA the kaaaiaR language. The Ru-
A4ssian soldieFs have been dressed in Rus
sac uuiioFms
~ Roe says that the Rumanian
Afwf has beer equipped with Russian
wt@paf'a sad that Rumanian factories are
ttuiaeina parts " Russian arms that are
efhi pa kassia. The reason the Rumanian
taftafiss pFoduce only parts Of weapons
y ihai ths Russians have carried away one
hefiion q every Rumanian armament
p'ant, 'so that ths RumanianS would not
~ rbls 20 iufn out for themselves COM
FiviF seapens that might. one day. be
iafusd against che Russians"
-~~kF Rms does not believe that the
hassians AL dart an offensive war be-
eafns peiiiically and psyehologically il will
eFusiisr 20 pose - the victim" However.
hf tinas noms reasons 10 believe that Rus
"a Nih hoi Ions postpone warfare. One is
'ae anfeFsain Internal situation in the sat
sliHe states. where the Russians observe
opposition IN The form Of sabotage and
passns fesi~tante." This is particularly
npiifeahie ~ ne villages where the peas
anis fpFm a ysFi,able army of the discon-
tested. !" fasing this situation. Mr.. Ring
lAanhs, the Russians might use war as a
nseena ~ sesillng internal differences on
supnrrssing opposition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-15
LABOR HOLDS LEAD

TIE polisical parties Of Great Britain
~ lQeking forward 10 the election of
leaq whsu. up 10 date. there appears no
esson - believe that the Labor Party
an ioss be- eonirol Of the government.
sines ieAb. forty-eight special cleo.
lens nave been held to ON vacancies in
fafiiamsHt ~ fsF. the Conservatives have
a~i managed 10 win a single constituency
nat voted &c Labor in the I945 election.
ths Conservative Party. largely un-
80 the leadership Of Mr.. Winston Church
~. Hfsms - be tagged ~ the party of
Ffafaeae and big business and as the
sHfasy ~ .ome u the popular legislation
lHsfeanesd ny tbe Labor Government to
Hfat.ae eaaeniial services for the people.
TIE tabor Party presents their idea
~ = Neliafe state. with the government
pfusiiinw many benefits Tor the people.
ana me conservatives have not been able
in tafmalaie . program 10 capture the
iHeEin@tioH ~ the people. Election fights
hate hess aassd largely upon allegations
"i rHefiifieney, Incompetence. waste and
es'faFaRanes. The Labor reply is that
aesp,is hlRh prices and high taxes. the
zero has aiven me people greater eco
naHlif security and fairer treatment than
iheY spuid have enjoyed under any other
edminisgfatiou.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-15
Your Horoscope

TUESDAY, MARCH is,
1949 - Today gives a mystical
temperament, strong in friend
ship, but not very warm blooded,
There is a rather luxurious trend,
with no great desire for exertion:
but really capable of strong ac-
ton if the interest is aroused.
The mind is philosophical, carry
ing you along comfortably and
rather oblivious to other peoples
opinions.
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One trouble with democracy is, that
too many citizens suffer from mental lassi
tude. Wake up, make that brain of yours
go TO work
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neaf Aeaden:
n al the sneFEy that Is being di-
nseisa a. reform other people could be
seifsfpiegsd, what a race we would
| Hite On this earthl
THE ORACLE
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AMI FUR MONHOE COUNTY,. IN
CHANCERY.
| GIOVANNI ZAGO,
Plaintiff.
vs.. DIVORCE
GIOVANNI ZAGO.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: GIOVANNI ZAGO
Ragusa,
F s sieiiii, italy 900
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
A. ID. 1949, otherwise the allega-
tiOnS therein will be taken as con-
feSSed.
This Order is to be published
once week for four consecutive
weeks in The Key West Citizen, a
newspaper published in the City of
Key West, Florida.
Done AND ORDERED this 2fst
day of February, A. y. 1949.
EARL Il. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY; (Sd) Anne {. Longworth,
Deputy Clerk.
(SD) ALLAN r. CLEARE, JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
feb.22; mari 1919.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCEIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. I1-75I
ROBERT ELLIOTT MURPHY,
Plaintiff,
vs. DIVORCE
JEAN HARRIET GABEI. MURPHY,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: JEAN HARRIET GABEI.
MURPHY
7342 10th Street
Glendale, Long Island,
New York, New York.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 31st day of March,
A. ID. l949 otherwise the allega-
tiOns therein will be taken as con-
feSSed.
This Order is to be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks in The Key West Citizen,
newspaper published in the City of
ZONE AND ORDERED this 21st
day of February A. y. 1949.
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
By: esd Anne c. Longworth,
Deputy Clerk.
(SD) ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
feb.22: 5.1949.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. |
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. Hist
ALBERT GRAIL,
VS.. DIVORCE
MARGARET LEE GRAIL,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AND NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO: Margaret Lee Grail, |
1900 w" Street. ). f.,
Washington, u. C.
You are hereby required to APP |
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce i'm the above STYLED cause |
on or before the l4th day of April, |
A. y. 1949, otherwise the allegations |
contained therein will be taken as |
confessed.
This Order is to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks |
in The Key West Citizen. a news |
paper published in the City of Key |
West, Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this 14th |
day Of March, A. p. 1919.
{Seai) EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court. |
Monroe County. Florida. |
By: lsd) Anne G. Longworth, |
Deputy Clerk.
Hillary L.. Albury,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
mar.15-22-29; apr.5. 1919.
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NOTICE.

fnta Is hereby
the dav ~ * ity 81 Key West II o'clock An
to
oseshsr Win an costs 2Exrh sale
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The coyote is one of the two
American species of wolf.
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There ara hunslFnas -
of "solitafy wasns u
live in communities
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TCDAYS
BIRTHDAY

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lars. In SyraeslaN. y 4 49,
he fpllowed rs hro,fMf
odd Jobs around - I
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tefksb #Nfe can BE-
ued At s400. 00o a@ k
married.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JTDlCIAL CIRCUTr
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND F0fs MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. 11-759
GIOVANNI ZAGO,
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Defendant.
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Dissertation Of Land

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tate adviser and close friend help
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Aged and the Maryland Home for
Colored Children at Gainesville,
which will get $500 each.