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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27
OUTCAST OF DESTINY
PAUL EVAN LEHMAN

tran Ie-sE over ard looked Gcwn
a. ne. ana suddenly wave Of
tenderness swept ever hiz7. lie
sad JUDY"
Sae sad, WHAT" ara sat ID.
Her eyes were dared bat the dull
EeSs az6 left them She looked
c4acSly about her. realized where
sac was and got Up. Her knees
were SO weak that she sat down
q. the 6e6 again She stared al
hlg1a with frightened eyes. then
GOV cred her face with her hands
ard oesaa TO cry.
Brent said. We played a hand
% snow down for the fun Of cut
ting yoU 20 bed Shotgun, Blf and
ne. ! won. bat I reckon you re
able 20 get into bed without hep.
From uo~ On you 4 Better drink
tea. Tae next time one Of the
others might VII"
The shoulders ceased their con-
v@lsive heay5ng and she raised
her eyes &c look at him. What
she saw OF his face pushed away
the terror and brought wonder
ana gratitude. She said. oh,
Tex" and her voice hroke.
She stood up and they were but
SIX inches apart. Inapulsiyely she
pls her hands On his shoulders
and raised her lips. Yea deserve
something for winning ard
want 10 give you--What ! can"
He bent over and kissed her.
Her lips were soft and sweet ike
thoSe Of an innocent child. She
whispered. As honkytonk girl
7 guess I'm terrible disappolnt-
11eut-"
He said deliberately, Il think
you' re the Esost wonderful girl in
the world. New get in bed ana GO
70 sleep"
He vent CIT and closed the
door AeT soft, Goodnight, Tex"
following him. He felt bit oazed.
ORIENT went down the stairs,
ID opened the door ard entered
the barToon9. The excitement
aroused over the poker hand had
not ab2ted. winners Of bets were
BUYING drinks and still Fz1arveling
at the STIR 1gta of the hands. His
entrance brought a silence. BiF
Williams said drily, Fast work,
Tex"
Brene leaned against the closed
door. he raised an eyebrow and
asked. What's the matter? ] was
supposed 70 Put her to bed. Shes
n Bed"
Musta been q tough job" said
BIA. You lost your hat doin' il. :"
Brent realized then that he had
left his hat in Judy's room,
Shotgun came slcaching around
the end Of the bar. woifsh grin
showing his stained teeth You re
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27
Today La History

IEs4-Dgtch New Yggk sGE-
readers es fss :
77s Battle 1t long lkiarad,
n Y.asa American defeat
marking ore Of the darkest Of
Revolutionary days.
fs59-Historic first oil well
drilled near Tifusviile, Pa by
Col. Edwin L. Drake--blrta Of
the commercial production Of
oil
l906-pressdent Tn o d Q e
Roosevelt orders Pgb!sc Printer
to use sirlplifsed SpeIllfag-oraeE
soon revoked.
ia2S-The Brand Kellogg Pact
cs1tiaRsissg war signed IN Paris.
Is42-U. S. Flying Fortresses
5caTs5 enemy held Rotterdam
sga4pyartss,
l944-4AnaeEIca advance pa
troIs Grass the Marne River
ls45-Anerican tEo0ps begin
landing ca Jap soil----fIrst foreign
sossisecs 70 Land N japan IS cor
oaeEers IN a Thousand years
1941-sAn4eEIcsta proposal to
linlit the veto brings aagry Gro
aayke o4I;k<zrSs-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27

apt 20 keteF eols. sonny bow r.
ran upstairs ard ST i Sor yoll."
Bxea- did nos badge from ire
door. Yea needn't 6csheT. Shot
san'
Cold blue eyes net the reddish.
aqsI-iIkS ones IA q long stars.
then Ss2otgln shrugged sn9 turned
away. Cessln il Of as 4 Joke. If
you ketcf lung fever. don't
blame ne" He returned 70 TIE
bar.
Brent crossed the rcom ara sat
down IN q chair beside Uric e jim
Ferguson Ferguson asked. Shes
al right"
Yes She snapped ca; Of it
when / get her upstairs "
I'm glad to hear il. Tex, feel
responsible for the girl. I'm gong
On = buying trip tomorrow: /
wish you'd sert Of keep an eye on
her fer ne while I'm gone. viii
year"
Brent said gvufay. = can't ba
riding herd On every Girl that
cones t. the Palace. She must
realize by Tow what she's up
( against"
DO She best YOU can. Tey.
You're different from the resi- Of
{ them; I've noticed il from the
t1rst, You're educated you have
( manners. you're clean. There's
/ not another man n Destiny I'd
ask 10 do this" He cot up. Tn
going TO turn in: have to get an
early start See Yea when I get
back.
He went out ana Brent siehrd.
He got 40 and went over 10 the
bar He ordered a drink and was
toying with il when he happened
/ 70 glance towards the doorway.
Z Coming along the aisle between
( layouts and bar was Cliff Durham
and his intent gaze was fixed On
I Brent. He was a formidable ap-
{ bearing man. short and stockv
and muscular. with yellow hair
and n1oustacf1e ana light blue
ewes. The area about his right
temple where Brent had kicked
/ him was swollen and blue.
He came I'D to where Brent was
standing and his eyes did their
best 10 drill hole in Brent's
cornposure. Brent asked, Run
& INTO a door. Cliff
Maybe did. When aid you
get back to town."
Around supper time"
Where's your boss
Down at the liverv corral"
~Fn be takin' a look al hiYn-"
Hes not for sale
/ ~I'll look at him 5ust the same "
He ordered a drink, downed it
ard went out
lie be e0ntinaeal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27

Lieutenant Douglas ] Wagner
USN=, son of A. A Wagne
Belle PLANE, lows. and Mr.
Twila A. Wagner. Boone. Iows
has recently completed fop
months course IN All Weatf1s
Flying at the Fleet All Weathe
Training Unit, Key West IN
course consists OF advanced fligs
training in instruments ard nigl
tactics designed 10 qualify III
pilot for Carrier All Westhe
Socadrons-
He entered naval service as 3
aviation cadet in the Navy "
Program In July, 1874. he wa
designated Naval Aviator 3
Pensacola. Florida after com
pieting the prescribed fiign
training course.
Lieutenant; Wagner vail repori
to the Commander. Air Force
Atlantic Fleet, Norfolk. Virginia
for assignment to duty involving
flying
He IS graduate Of Publis
High School, Van Horne. Iowa
and was member Of rms
Knights OF Pytnias 81 the sanat
citg
Lieutenant WagTseg IS married
to the former Miss Ealta Jgwge-
meyer, daughter 81 NJ and Mrs
D. c. Jurgen1eyef, q Keystone
Iowa TIE Wagner's have fszret
children: Susan Kay 50, Can
dace Down 81 ard Douglas
Marc t}}.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27
THIS ROCK
OF
OURS

their JOB might be. The lzborer,
the store clerk. the carpenter,
sEad the office worker need an
adequate salary. In most cases,
they are getting one.
There IS 10 excuse, therefore,
Why We shouldn't all get out and
fight for she underpaid nurses at
Monroe County General Hospital.
and for the underpaid teachers
of olar schools.
Right now they are making
about the same salary per month
as soyne Of these practically rsSk-
80 women make PER WEEK for
usaaDing, @1gglins, and scyeecl,-
Ing on Z few Of Tire stages Of our
.ocsl nigatcl3bs.
Think Of that soT . palsss1te. ana
CA yassT @esHs 4 Cd idsssstic
cCalgqsEsz.ixyF h
DD ToJ ~~ ~s.--@-4~s- $500
Ever hear Of a person OF or
ganlzatson who wanted anoay-
nous pabl.citys Tts tFe en-
e!tresiS o. something or mother.
The SoGtaeTnrrsost Group 81
Alcoholics Anonymous has an
gseaIEce3 that they viii have their
usual opea meeting for the in
teTesses3 public next Friday night.
II vii &c at the First Preshyter-
22n Church Annex. (5eaInd the
church .tself}. and xll commence
around SIS PM
Alcoholics Anonymous As you
2cysow IS . fellowship Of men
ara Fozaen who share their ex-
pe- geace. strength and hope wJta
escsG a1her that they may solve
sher common problem and help
ctssegs . recover from zlcc,fsesll-
ls1a
TIE o1ly requirement for
Membership Is ar honest desire
u stop drinking. IA has no dues
CT fees Il IS not allied x5ttl any
sect, denomination, politics, cE-
Gaz4izataon O. .rlStFtzztsan, does xa5t
Engage Sn any controversy.
neiak@- endorses ao- opposes zgzy
casses
TIE os.ttst r4ES Z daily AL
raszr.ce1sez4 - the classified aa
page Ct TIE Citizen, and Il ycss
@srt rsoge information, tl4rn 70
ss.as Ter s.lEecEicsg1S. One tfsag
11as "A insists upoz Is sslzt tie
sex s5cxsssslsr Ez.EsSs want and ask
ter help al-1SesE TEe chairman Of
tizs local group says tazas expez-
seaee hss shown il Dever 5oes
azT go<5 fer outsiders 20 tTy 10
rzzss "A On Z wssz Or NvoTT4azs.
TIE general psIalsc can learn Z
Aos aEoEz1 TIE preE3eER q exces-
ssse Grazing at cgae C thelg
meetings. aEa yoz1 never esn tel
wsE2 tlsas knowledge r@agat help
gcs~xSsLf - Z fEle-a5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27

Eugene G. Grace, Chairman es4
Bethlehem Steel, born Ia Gosh
ez4- ". j.. IS years ago.
L9. Malcolm T. MaeEachern
81 Chicago, director 81 the Amer
4e2n College q SsgEges0gZs, born
il Canada, SO years ago.
Z. :. Serstcz L-yEs22on 3. john
9ra CT Texas. bora u Ssonewall,
Tex, = years ago.
Martina Rave. SINGER actress,
born IN Butte, Monr. 5 years
go
Dr. George y Saasser, press
esezas Of EEzafe- College, NeW
York City. born Lancaster, Wis.
So wears aga
Harry c. MQEEssy. president CT
The Chicago, Burlington & GUM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27
Today's Horoscope

To-Day promises one 81 indus
tFiosss habits arc an invest gator
into little understood matters.
ard probably successful, ctlssflg
through long ard earnest labor.
Many troubles w5lg p<ssslss AsVe
to De overcome. but w1saa the
hopeful nature success CONES 81
the end.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27

ey Railroad, born Sc Canton III
S. years age.
Judge Charles Fshg Of flae
Court oE Appeals For the Dlstr91t
az Columbia, born IN Rnrse, Ca.
So years ago
Mary Jane Ward ct Eyszs;cSss,
III. novelist. hosn FsirIEsons, IFsa
&c years age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27

The city Of Grass N southern
France is dotted with scant-ex-
traction factories and Is scgse-
sfgg,es called the DetTsit Of Per
tssne
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27

VITA so1ae persons, grey - impulses. Minutes
w1sk u ASK minutes forgotten past
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27

The centigrakie slernoEnesef
vas Inveated by ATHzers celsius
Swece, IN ls41
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27

From the editorial pages d
ne Citizen Some msseaisis
awe as If they are AFRAID 81 bt.
" late for their sfaassl-a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-27

The Convent Of mary lrsaanc
late viii start the sesaoal term
.epternner 2. The caneenf Is q
yoardlng aci1ool sHd dsy school
Conducted by the Sisters u tle
loly Names Of Js:sas ard Msry
snee 1865,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20
HIS
ROC
OF
OURS

The Rev. Joseph Maring of St
Mary's Star of the Sea, is looking
for old pictures, news items. an
nouncements anything of histori
cal interest to the local church.
Next February, you know, is a
Centennial Anniversary for Key
West Catholics and they are plan.
ming big celebration.
Father Maring is working on a
history of the Church for this event
but he says he has run into diff
Guilty in trying TO find authentic
material material that touches
upon or is closely related to Catho-
lies.
How about you folks?
Can you dig in those attics or old
trunks and come up with something
helpful?
MIAMI'S SORROW
We here in Key West can feel
thankful that we have so far ex-
perienced none Of the hoodIumism
that is currently going on in Miami
with regard to the Jews and the
Negroes. However. we must be
careful that our thankfulness
doesn't extend to the point of SNUG,
ness.
The outrages that are being per.
petrated in Miami could just as
easily be happening here in Key
West. II only takes one or two fools
narrow minded and bigoted - tc
blight an entire city'S reputation
Miami is our closest neighb0r anc
we all know that, for the most part
it is populated with good, true, hon
est Americans. People who live and
die with the firm conviction that
United States must always strive
for racial and religious equality.
What then, is going wrong uI
there?
In all likelihood, some ignorant
towards entertain either fancieC
or Unstable grievances against
particular Jews or Negroes. With
a revenge motive, they are now
striking back criminally at ALI
JEWS AND NEGROES.
The criminals may be of any ma
tionality --even of the same race
they are attacking. The important
thing to remember is that they are
weak specimens Of human being:
and that we cannot Judge the ma
jority by their actions.
Here in Key West, I've hearC
Jews that were positively disgust
ing with their hatred toward other
races. And I've met Negroes on the
street who demanded equality anc
yet blocked the sidewalk in a de
monstration Of numerical superio
rlty. Neither are indicative OF the
races as a whole.
/ There are good AsiaticS, Cauca
slams, Latins, or what have you
ana there are also some 'StinkerS
among them all. II is the response
bility Of each one of us to make
sure that we ourselves cannot be
numbered amongst these stink
ers." Our laws, our churches, ant
our educational institutions viii
take care OF the rest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20
Combine Forces
For Needy Kids

The Community Christmas
Tree organization ana the Car
penterS' Union will this year
combine forces to bring Santa TO
Key Vests needy children.
On Saturday, at 2 pm, Santa
will arrive at Bayview Park
with fruit and candy for the
young ones, Mr. Claus arrival
will be something for the kid
dies TO see.
He will leave the Fire Station
at City Hall ON fire engine and
make a short tour of the city be-
fore reaching the park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20
Jews Will
Celebrate

The celebration Of Chanuckah
which in Hebrew means dedication
also known as the Feast Of Light.
win be celebrated by Jews every
where for eight days, beginning
Sunday night. Dec. %, 1851.
About 2100 years ago the Syrians
and Greeks attempted to conquer
and subdue Judea. AniiochuS. the
the Syrian ruler at that time, is
sued decree prohibiting the Jews
from worshiping God in their own
manner The decree also provided
the death penalty for the violation
Of any Of its terms.
Ahtiochus, in order to make sure
that his decree was being enforced,
sent an army TO destroy and re-
move all Jewish sacred religious
objects and substitute pagan idols
in their stead. The soldiers also
compelled the Jews 10 worship
these idols.
Enraged at the prevention of their
right OF freedom of worship. the
Jewish High Priest. Mattathias, in
utter disregard of his own life,
openly defied this outrageous de-
cree Raising his sword on high, he
shouted 70 the worshippers about
him let him who is for God fol-
low me. The patriarch then and
there killed several worshippers
who were in the act Of sacrificing
pigs on the sacred alter The aged
High Priest appointed his oldest
son. Judas Maccabeus, to lead the
small army OF volunteers that had
rallied 70 bis standard. They call.
ed themselves The Maccabees in
honor of their leader.
This open definance and rebel
lion against the Greeks and Syrians
caused the Jews to be attacked by
D large army. Many battles were
fought. with the final result that
handful of Jews, against very great
odds, drove the enemy out of the
country All remnants of idol wor-
ship we're eradicated from ,Judca,
and the people resumed their devo-
tions 70 their God.
The Temple which had been defil.
ed, was eleansed and then rede-
Dictated in sanctity and purity. The
perpetual light which had been
burning from the time Of the origi-
nal dedication by King Solomon,
had to be rekindlcd with sacred
and indebted oil. After a thorough
search only one small cruise of oil
was discovered, which bore the
official seal Of the High Priest.
This was sufficient for only one
day, but miraculauSly il lasted for
eight days.
In commemoration of this event,
the holiday Of Chanucka is cele-
brated for eight days II begins
with the kindling Of one light on
the first night and continues with
two lights on The second night, and
progresses by adding one more
each night until the eighth and last
night Is reached.
Thus the principle of freedom OF
worship was reaffirmed. over 1000
years ago. AS Americans, we thank
Almighty God that in this great
and beloved country of ours this
most sacred right Of It's citizens,
the freedom Of worship is respect.
ed as the law Of the law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20
Fried Worms Are
Exempted Today

WASHING TON iRl-The govern
menf today exempted canned
fried worms from price control.
An OPS order gave no hint who
does what with fried worms or
how much they cost. But IL said
IL had found their price has a
"triflins" or "insisnifiesn ef-
feet on The cost Of living.
There were ditto orders for
crepe suxettes. walnut sauce and
canned rsstIesnske meat among
other things.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20
Christmas Party

The Fleming Street Methodist
Sunday School viii entertain Fri
day night at seven O'Clock with a
Christmas tree and program.
A very interesting schedule of
events has been arranged by the
Sunday School staff and it is hoped
that all children who can possibly
come, will be present. Each child
will receive a gift.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20
City Must Pay
Huge Damage
Award

SANTA ANA, Dec. 90 -4R.-Onc
of the largest damage awards in
California history has been made
by jury at Santa Ana.
II ruled that the city Of Hunting
ton Beach must pay one-third of a
million dollars to l9-year-old boy
Orchard Ferris who was injured
diving from the city pier into shall
low water.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20

When you're poaching eggs see
Chat the Skille, has at least an inch
Of boiling sailed water in II. After
you've dropped the eggs into the
pan reduce the heat to simmer
temperature and cook the eggs I'm.
Ill the white is set Use perforat.
ed spoon with which to lift the
eggs ont Of the water so they will
be well-drained before they are
laid on toast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20
MRS. ToRRE

Cpl. Tore, a Key West.
err, enlisted in The Army a.
bout three years ago. He
was reported missing in
action on Nov. 2nd. 1850.
His brother Anthony
left Key West last SUNDAY
night for Seattle presum,
ably on his way overseas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20
KEY WEST MOTHERS

Continued nom PAGE UneI
bout the best Christmas
present | could possibly
hope for.
u guess a loi Of moth.
ers feel The same way to-
day as | do.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20

The Interstate Commerce Com.
mission, instituted in 1887, was the
first Of the many administrative
boards so powerful today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20

The worlds blind is estimated
at some ia million people, mostly
In India, the Far East and in
Africa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20

Use turkey bones in a delicious
soup; cover them with water and
add a carrot, an onion, celery
tops, bay leaf. salt and pepper
corns. When the soup has cooked
Gown to a rich essence, flavor
with a little cooking sherry and
serve as is or with the addition
of cooked rice or fine noodles
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20

In color teleyision, the basic
coIorS are red green and blue
rather than red, green and vel
low.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20

Some fifty years ago. after the
acquisition OF the Philippines,
America expansionist orators were
fond of drawing gorgeous pictures
of the great wealth that possession
Of the islands would bring to the
United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20

Inc heart drives the blood IN the
average body about q mile every
day.
In pioneer California days, the
lead mule in the long mule teams
wore a set of freighter's bells TO
prevent the leaders from getting
frightened by sudden noise.
The present musical notation was
the invention of an italian Bene-
dietine monk, Guido d'Arez1o, who
died some 900 years ago.
Henry Barnard. the country $
first Commissioner of Education.
wrote the country's first national
School Law.
A visitor to America, in the year
l7g4. tells how hardly a meal clos
ed without the toast we are about
to drink TO the health Of our Well
loved President Washington,
CervanteS' Don Quixote" has
been described as one OF the great
gestures Of the undying, uncon-
.querable spirit of humanity
The custom Of making a statuette
or symbolic representation of the
dead as home for the spirit
was practiced among the ancient
Romans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20

Schiller'S William Tell was
first performed in the year 1904.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20

The first Washington came TO
America in the year 1857.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-20
Interesting Notes

The heart drives the blood in the
average body about a mile every
day.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
PATTERN OF THE WEEK

Summer fun is so much pIeosonter
when you're comfortably dressed
in q becoming sports ensemble.
This toilored outfit includes brief
shorts with closing on eoch side.
which you may moke to notch or
controst with the trim blouse.
Actress Phyllis Kirk models the
set. Premiere pattern No. $3.50 is
sew-rite perforated pottern.
ovoiioble for sizes II, IA. Is. l8
and 20. Size IA requires 2M
yords Of IS or 80 inch noteriol for
the blouse and "a yords for the
shorts. The summer issue OF
STYllST. 48-pooe booklet of news
obout patterns ond fobrics, also is
ovoiloble for 25c. Allow at ieost
six weeks for all orders to be filled.
Evening star., 1951-07-08

Scientists recommend thot you control
rooehes. onts. woterbuss the modern
woy-with Johnston's No-R0ACH.
Brushed just where you wont IL tnot
10 messy sprey). the eoIorless eootins
kills these pests. Effective for months
ITS odorless, stoinIess and invisible.
8 o.. S9e; Pint, 1.69; Quort. 2.98.
Woodward & LOthrOp
The Hecht Co. S. Kann's
Lansburgh's Peoples Hardware Strs.
WheIan's
And ut Leading Hardware and Drug Stores
, 1951-05-05

projects that he expressed hope
will get through are the hospital,
school, and electrical facilities.
Mr.. Olson's optimism is based
on the excellent report made by
Congressman Kirwan and his
committee to the House in sup
port of these projects.
42s Kilo Generator Coming
In connection with the Rural
Identification Divisions applica-
ton for a loan from the REA, Mr..
Olson explained that doubt has
been expressed as to whether or
not one Federal Agency Ear loan
money to another. 1t was pointed
out that the Congress turned over
the RED to VICORP to operate,
but without funds. Congressional
leaders have promised however,
to reconsider the request in case
the final ruling is against REA
advancing the funds.
VICORP's request was for $795
900 with which the REA loan of
$35O,0O0 will be paid off and pur-
chase generating equipment and
high voltage transformers. He
pointed to the danger of the ones
now in use which actually re-
mains hot when overloaded.
, 1951-05-05
Judge Curl G. Thiele
Of st. Thomus
Dies in Hospital

Judge Carl G.. Thiele, Police
Judge of ST. Thomas, died in the
Municipal Hospital late yesterday
afternoon. He suffered an attack
of appendicitis.
Funeral services were conduct
ed from the Frederik Lutheran
Church.
Judge Thiele served as Police
Judge from 1911 to 1885. A tri-
butte was paid the deceased by
Governor de Castro who express
ed public appreciation of the fine
services through many years.