davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-08-17

On August %, 1902. The Star re-
ported: Lord Acton's library, which An
drew Carnegie has pre-
Lord Acton'S sented to John Morley,
libroN was once catalogued for
sale at auction. That was
II years ago, and the dispersal of the
books was prevented by Mr.. Carnegie's
coming forward as private purchaser
and leaving them in the hands Of their
former owner. Foreign books form the
bulk Of the collection. and though they
treat largely Of ecclesiastical history.
they are mostly Of date no further
back than so or so years. The main
feature is perhaps an exhaustive series
of works, local and general. on the his
tory of France, Spain. Portugal. Bel
gium, Holland, italy, Switzerland, Ger
many, Russia. Poland, Bohemia. Hun
gary, Iceland, Sweden and Norway. Il
Lord Acton bought beyond his means.
it was not by paying record prices Tor
first editions Of Shakespeare folios ana
such like treasures. He had few 10th
century books. but not any single one
that would sell for large price"
In the course Of tour of New England.
President Theodore Roosevelt Just half
q century ago took
President Roosevelt advantage of the
On copitoIists opportunity to dis
cuSs before many
different audiences the issues then cur
rent. According to The Star Of August
%, 1902, he said at Providence. r. l.: "A
great fortune. If not used right. makes
its possessor in q peculiar sense mem
ace to the community as whole, just
as great intellect does. il it is unaccom-
panied by developed conscience, BY char
acter. But obviously this no more affords
grounds for condemning wealth than 1t
does for condemning intellect. Every
man Of power. by the very fact Of the
power. is capable OF doing damage to his
neighbors. but we cannot afford to dis
courage the development Of s,eh men
Evening star., 1952-08-17

accuse Senator Dirksen of smear tactics
in his reference to the Lavender boys"
of the State Department. Your attitude
is reminiscent of the nice people
Whitaker Chambers had in mind when
he wrote of the "Anti-Anti- Com
munistS."
Any candidate for the presidency
must be held accountable for his past
actions which have a bearing on his
fitness for the job. The Agricultural
Adjustment Administration in which
Stevenson was employed in the early
sos was hotbed of Communists. Out
Of that organization came such names
as Hiss. Abt. Witt, Pressman and many
more. Perhaps Gov. Stevenson was un-
aware Of their motives. That Is possible.
When 50 many around him were in
volved in the conspiracy. however, you
must admit that he was not very per-
,ceptive when he did not realize their
interest.
would add to Gov. McKeldins
recommendation the following: An issue
should be made Of the fact that Truman
has never commended the investigators
who worked so hard to put Hiss in jail.
That trial was not "red herring!
An issue should be made Of the fact
that Acheson has never repudiated Hiss
for his crime.
An issue should be made of the fact
that the Tydings committee conducted
a complete whitewash when it sup
posedly investigated Communism in
Government.
An issue should be made of the fact
that we are protecting the supply lines
Of the Red Chinese-an incredible
situation.
These topics are not complimentary
to the present administration but they
cannot be called "smears." The public
should be made aware Of the misdeedS
of high public officials. The time for
being nice is past. There is much to
be done to improve our Government and
it is absolutely necessary that those
guilty of bad judgment or malfeasance
be eliminated.
The Star should be leader in the
fight!
p. J. Hannah.
Gov. McKeldin recently told group
Of Republicans that the deposition given
by Gov. Stevenson at the request of the
lawyers for Alger Hiss was legitimate
point of attack" in the coming
campaign.
It is reported that Mr.. McKeldin Is
eager to take train to Washington and
remain there, in the event Of a Repub-
lican victory. But in this year of de-
cision, let us hope that victory will not
come by character assassination as it
was practiced in Maryland and other
States in 1850.
And what's more, 1t does seem ironi-
cal that the Governor from the so-called
Free" State should give the GO" sign
for smear campaign against fellow
American who executed one Of the fun
damentals of American jurisprudence:
the deposition.
However, if the Republicans want to
play it that way. they would be wise to
remember that it was John Foster
Dulles. the man most likely to become
Eisenhower's Secretary of State, who
sponsored Alger Hiss for the presidency
of the Carnegie Peace Foundation. In
deed. Mr.. Dulles thought very highly Of
Alger Hiss.
Should the name Of John Foster
Dulles come before the United States
Senate for confirmation of his appoint
ment as Secretary Of State next jan
uary. won't his sponsorship Of Alger Hiss
be a legitimate point Of attack" too?
Kathryn Eager.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Strong Egyptian Rule

Egypt's military strong man, General Naguio,
appears determined to maintain order in that
country by force until it can be assured through
the political and economic reforms which are
being proposed
While his threat to textile working rioters OF
trial for high treason-an ofiense which Is
punishable by death-may seem aA extreme
Evening star., 1952-08-17
McKeIdin, Stevenson and Hiss

The editorial on campaign practices
in the August 9 edition of The Star
prompts some comment. You censure
Gov. McKeldin for making a campaign
issue Of Gov. Stevensons Endorsement
of Alger Hiss. In the same article you
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Letters to The Star

The Rev. Dr. Frederick Brown Honis.
whose article usually occupies this space,
is on vocation.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

alongside the fact that he won his nom
ination through the anti-Taft campaign
engineered by an expert in-flghter. who
has been termed the sinister gnome
from New York." Tom Dewey.
No. by golly (to borrow q phrase).
I'm afraid the Democrats won't sit back
and take 1t like Taft did.
Old Guard Republican.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
For the Record

On Sunday, August 10. your paper
carried story by Jerry OLeary. jr..
which stated in part: Rocket shells
:. frequently are duds. Hardly a
launcher in the Marine battery managed
ripple without a dud or two. On
two occasions rockets were left in the
launcher after a salvo and exploded
-. The backlash throws up great clouds
Of dust and rockets wing toward the
target propelled by jets Of flame"
You may be interested in the follow
ing facts:
Interviews by an ordnance officer with
Marines in the authors own division
reveal that personnel of the rocket bat
terry are most enthusiastic about the
f1repower and effectiveness Of the rocket
launcher and would like to have more
launchers and more ammunition to fire" :"
The author apparently confused a
"dud" with "misf1re." A dud is q
projectile which lands without bursting.
indicating faulty fuse. Since the fuse
in the rocket is the same as in an artil-
lery projectile, the fuse malfunctioning
rate would be the same. A misfire. on
the other hand, results in the projectile
Evening star., 1952-08-17
BrotherIy Love in Politics?

Before this campaign begins and lot
OF mud and charges have been slung
to the public. let's start by saying some
thing good Of the candidates. am sure
most candidates are good citizens or
they would have landed behind bars
before this.
Let us stop, just for a moment, and
before spouting of about any one candi-
date let's see how much good we can
find in their past business life. If you
can't find some good. then keep your
lip tight and don't say anything. The
public is just about fed UP with mud
singing and false charges.
John Gardiner, sr.
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KENMORE { Mashing laanhine
New, log Porter Place. From d
20 y MARI 3tx.
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FOR SALE. Owners going North.
A real home on wheels, TO- all
aluminium. Mobile Sportsman trail
err. Very clean. perfect condition.
electric refrigerator. bottled gas.
sleeps Z, siiss terms. COG Truman
Ave. Gulfstream Trailer PARK.
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CITY COMMISSION
lContinued From Paar ono

At1titAt1tsts1 EtDIt II AXE 4f<t4 q q
representation on the board. We
should be considered. Carwe have
q financial statementsv
Yes, anytime you wsntr All Of
our rcc0fds Gre public. You or ANY,
one else may attend our meesiags :.
Board Chairman Everett Rus
sch explained tliaf tfe rcasoEi for:
The aqaeduct commissions creaY
ts0h was that the city didn't hay6
The authority ID transact business.
In uade county and outside AiK
limits. fsusseIi emphaslzed DE.
iesdl:ne Of Nay 18th. and the need,
for prompt action.
The commission was tod o.
The complaints u high winter rates,
Ramsey declared That the kobp.
mission does not set rates. They 4
can only reeonmend . price -
TIE bendhosdsrs and ensineeEs /,
suppose we don't sign sthis.
lease tisc water officials were ask.
ed. - +
The present lease remaIns IN.
effect. answered Russell
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Clinics To Open

ST. PETERSBURG IA - The
Southeastern Nenerrai Disease
Seminar ended here after hearing
nat Florida plans 10 open clinics
for prevention and control Of the
disease IN seven cities about July
4
Dr- L. l., Parks Of the State
Board % Health said the clInns
win be set up in faekscnyllIe.
Miami. Pensaeols. Tanspa. TaIaa-
hsssee. West Palm Beach and
either Orlando or Melbourne
The state expects 10 cie3e It's
Melbourne Rapid Treatment cert
ter for yeneYeaI disease before
opening the new clinics.
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War
Roundup

MUNSAN, Korea IH - Runners
of possible break nj the prisoner
exchange deadlock cropped up to-
day when top Allied brass arrived
shortly after u. N. truce negotia-
tors postponed secret prisoner par
leys.
An Allied spokesman said the
prisoner talks were postponed 81
hours for constructive purposes.
There was no announcement as
to why Gen. Matthew b. Ridgway,
top Allied commander; Gen. James
A. Van Fleet. Eighth Army COM
mander, and ether generals flew
here for conferences with the U.N.
armistice delegation.
| An official spokesman said it
was not "a foregone conclusion
that an important development
was imminent.
He did not deny, however, that
there was such a possibility.
Observers said it might be signi-
ficant that the list Of top level
Officers included Van, Fleet and
Brig. Gen. Francis Dodd, COM
I.mander Of the Koie Island Prison
Camp, scene of two bloody riots
in the past two months.
/ The Eighth Army would handle
THE actual exchange Of prisoners.
The joint subcommittee of top
level neg0tiat0rs met for the first
time in two months Thursday for
Its first attempt to break the dead
lock over whether Russia qualities
as neutral nation to help inspect
a Korean truce.
! We had meeting in which
| nothing new happened. said Maj.
Gen. William X. Harrison.
Brig. Gen. William p. Nuckols.
III. N. spokesman, said the post
lp0nement of the prisoner talks
twas made fer constructive pur-
poses.
But j am not giving any hint
at all as to any progress or lack
of progress in the prisoner Of war
talks. On the other hand. IL would
be completely incorrect to say 1t
was caused by frictiC.i Ictween
the two sides. y
Since daily briefings on the pris-
oner talks were eliminated March
rs, U. N. spokesman have an
nounced only that the staff officers
were exploring a Communist pro-
posal. fr'ssss -
The Reds suggested the prisoner
exchange problem be worked cut
on the basis Of prisoner rosters
traded last Dec. Is. These rosters
listed 11,559 Allied prisoners and
approximately 1890 Communist
prisoners.
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eaa
Real ConmuiM

AUBURN. Ala. ~ - Qucnf1n R
Croxe, 2. figures his Izo-mile
round trip 10 school each day wiIl
equal twc trips around the world
before ne gets bis degree.
The Alabama Polytechnic Inst
trte Junior comes from M0nlgom-
cry each dag 10 astend school here
TIE father " two daughters esti-
mates be travels about 200 miles
each quarter
Before be finishes school this
wlll ansDnnf TO 57'so0 miles. The
earth il about q 90 mites Ia cir
cumfereEce a the Equator.
Grove begins each day At 3a5
. m. by throwing . newspaper
route and ends ii about IS hours
later.
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polis'ieuIi
Nofes !
BY The Associated Press

Alto Adams promised Some
revelations in Tampa tonight
while Bradley Oldham prepared Ia
tegin a 2s-hour radio maraihori
at Orlando and Dan McCarty
called on both candidates 10 A.fnh
on your records. sN5
Adams and Oldham spoke at !
Hillsborough County political rally
in Tampa Wednesday night while
McCarty made his first Outdoor
appearance in Orlando. YeN
The three leading candidates Tor
the Democratic gubernatorial NOM
ination stepped up their campaiths
with new accusations or repSfi.
tit.l of old ones.
Some Of the present candidates
have grown SO desperate they are
assassinafing the characters az
honorable men, McCarly de-
clared. 'Rut | intend TO keep che
race clean. I'm running on nv
record and ] dare my Opponents
to run on theirs.
McGarty took potshots at What
The called Jasmine charges He
referred to statement BY Adams
that MeCarty received $500. Doc
worth of support from members
Of the State Road Department "a
his 1913 campaign. 30
This is the most stupid accusa.
Etino made so far, Mccarty said.
There is nothing in it at all and
deny il fatty. /" s..sss.s3$
The Fort Pierce citrus grower
and former Hease pealserbran<lesi
as class peejuiice'' a Naf6h,e',t
by Adams that "McCarts~.ie ~
rich, young and inexperienrtxf NH
from the Lower East Coast 49,
Adams, d former State supresse
Court justice whose hon5e alsl s
IN Fort Pierce. promised. to l,aI1lIe
some startling fepeiafis.is fefafy,
ing The sinister political back Is
of McCarty IN his Tampa speAsh
tonight. -
lie repeated his objeclionS Is
50 many state commissions mi
boards Responsible only 10 tie
ernor. -
Sone of these boards arc ruod,
some lad. but all are under he
thumb Of a governor Whfr <y,,l.e
elected Is answerablc 70 rsBIx sI|<e
bis own conscience. Adams d.
clared. -sN
Oldham said that il he were goy-
efnor he thought. he should have
glass pockets. =
Public officials should have fi,e
same kind G puckets--tile Kind <1<l
can see in ana out of--l1tcalse
for too long the people have sI|-
fered heavy tax burdens due b
public officials whose sole aim Ia
been 10 peddlc influence ana rs
make themselves and their po1iii.
cal friends wealthy IT public tx-
pense," The Sanford candidate de-
elared.
Oldham said McCarty. on nj.
ami television program. answered.
Yes 70 the question, do you
eondouc TIE XXX Mccarfy ex-
planned after the program ne
thought the question was DO you
condemn the XXX" and spoke
out strongly against the Khan.
Oldham said this confusion was
an example Of what happened to
his opponents when they got away
from their political bosses and
board Of strategy :
Bc.h Adams and Oldham under.
stood the teievision show question:
and replied. NO,
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~ STAN CARTER

SEOUL, Korea R--Amerlcan Sa-
|bre pilots destroyed CT damaged
eight Communist jets today run
ming their box score TO 40 for the
first three days of April.
Today's toll was taken in three
battles over Northwest Korea. In.
Guiding histeTy's longest JET fight.
II lasted As minutes. Eighteen r.
86 Sabre jets tangled with go Rus
sian type jets that in baltic, fought
as the sun was setting.
The April mark is already more
than a third Of the total for the
full month OF March. Here is the
score as reported by the Far East
Air Forces:
Today April March
DESTROYED q IS 81
Prof.. destroyed a S
Damaged S 81 So
Total 81 40 103
April Allied losses have not been
announced. They are reported
weekly.
A new jet ace, Americas ninth.
came OUT OF today's actions. He is
Capt Robert H. More. Houston.
Tex, who shot down his fifth MIG
Is on his 96th flight over Korea.
The seIdom-secn Tyne Is Com
munist jet showed no i'm MIG Al
ley Thursday. The u. S. Fifth Air
Force said one was probably de
sfr0yed and another damaged
Before the air war crupted in
two JET battles Thursday morning
the Fifth Air Force announced ga-
bre pilots shot down two MICS
and damaged another in q twilight
battle over Northwest Korea a1
Wednesday. Forty nine Sabres bat
tied about SIS MICS at 7.30 pm.
Fifth Air Force fIghter-bof ers
were out In record farce Wednes.
day Pilots flew lob s0rties, the
highest number yet. They cut Red
rail lines in o record 2II places.
Ground action Wednesday vas
hlghllghfed b. a heavy Communist
artillery barrage, mostly on the
western front. An Eighth Array
hriefing officer said the Reds fired
4.es3 rounds.
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TWO apartments available. All
4 William Street .,Fepraak'
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50 Trailers For Sale

Is FIT. 1876 Trailer. 81 sos. Tipton.
Trailer Sales. Stock Island.
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TRAILER for sale cheap. -
American. See James Ma6deEl,
Lns no 6. Overseas Trailer Ct.
Stock Island spr3 ok
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Male Help Wanted


LARGE LOCAL c o M r. ANY
HANDLiNC NATIONALLY Ap-
vEHTIsED BRANDS, HAS OPEN
ING FOR DRIvER-sAL EsMa.a,
BETWEEN ACES or 1895. HIGH
RATE or PAY - WITH CuARAN.
TEED SALARY. GOOD WORK
ING CONDITIONS. EXCELLENT
FUTURE. APPLY IN PERSON s.
7 r. IA. TODAY, THURSDAY. j.
J. BARRETT. ROOM 2s4 La CON-
GA HOTEL.
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49AHouse Movers
50--Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT .COIIRT or THE,
SINTEENTH .pllDE6sIAI CIR(,lyIT
OF THE: STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN And Flst MONROE COUNTY,
IN CffANCERY.
Hnnt 10. asI-5J
Complainant.
a'idEI VA iafFFLp avu.s. &
Nopfft ny puDIacAniON
Tt1ss q lIIsf4sfA IAfFEID AvILA.
koHte No. 1,
Rock Bridge, Ohio.
NOT ARE HEREBY ORDERED
A 2}{aes sbst}IffRED. 10 serve copy
OF sNfnfk answer TO the Complaint
foy< karre ~n the Complafnant'e
Sulirifor. and file the original An
8 vser IN the office OF the Clerk or
the circuit Court on or before the
? s. day Of April. A. n. 1852. ia the
ab0ye entitled cause, otherwise the
aileEntians therein contained will
he taken as confessed.
BONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, this
18th day of March. A. ID. 1852.
tSeaD EARL. r. ADAMS,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida,
By tsd1 Florence r. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
tsd) ]. Il. PORTER. "
Solicitor for Complainant,
Alb Fleming ST.
Key West, Florida.
MARCO -a7.apr3- 10. 1852
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ROUTE Salesman wanted. Ex SER
viccman or a man familiar with
City. High salary and commission.
Poinciana Dry Cleaners. ZIG ST.
monitor st. APPS 81
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NAN 20 Is. Permanent Position,
good opportunity for ADVANCE
mcnt. Must be q aggressive, know Key
West and It's people. Car Neccs-
sary- No selling or collecting
Straight salary. Call 1850 Gor ap-
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TRAILER awnings made 90 4sr8er.
$3.50 ard np. Open after go
'ascisek wreck days. all day Sat
s7s Truman Ave. maTll-tt
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IN THE CIRCUIT GOIHT OF THU
sItTEESTu JUDICIAL cInCIGT
~ sNb ron MONROE COZ NTf.
STATE or FIoatDA. ~ .ctsAN-
Case No. I3-sI
In Re-
ADOPTION of Edna Mar Calvin,
Minor
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
TO. JOHN R0HEHT CALVIN
Go AIRS. Harold fGonnsif
10 Holden street
Dorchester Massachusetts
YOu A2E HEREBY NOTIFIED
that Issfltian for Adoption Of the
infmnt Edna Mae Calvin haN tn<n
tilted III the Gireuif Court for THE
adoption 81 said infant by James
Frederick Eta1d weiI and Ruby
George Galdw ell. ana you are here
~ Esausxea 80 aerke a copy ct SoMr
as9tsNer ssF Objections - the grant
tng 81 said Petition fer Adoption
Sc said Em9nnt pn ass~ sssskiaasnerfa
Ntt0rH3g. AnA 8lE@ the original An
NM@r or " sesssfnna 10 ffe granting
IN @asa Petition sn Fse uffaeN ~ tbs
Clerk Hf the sslrrBkE Court. on Or
fA&1. ia default 81 wfageh fh~ Petit
tftsr fax aGskspfi8a viii be taken -
e1ssf #@3exf aKntftst TUss
1ssne ard Ordered at Hey West.
rk'lssaaa. 1lsis lxkh ss@y 81 Asarsiss
a. HI lAS@
tssaxe4as ssussrt
a~nag EARL H ADAM
Clerk ~ tAe ssIrFgssa C0pYt
0f E0nFa@ EsauuEy. E8GFs4a.
Es kasssf@en SaEtage
IsxYagr Clerk.
Tfts9MA2 X CARO-.
&tAta fsnvms SHre*s
mMs sS%@g kstfrsst@
sssavsse8 gssr EsesssAssaer
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SERVICE STATION attendant
Skaggs Service Station, I119'
White st. Phone ALB. APPS 3tx
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Boats and Motors

241s. FT. First Class Condition
Backus Sea Skiff. sport style.
Universal Marine Engine. See at
Thompson Fish Dock or INQUIRE
Mrs. Jack Wright, Pearl Trailer
Court, Stock Island. $3.50 cash.
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NIGHT CLERK. Southern Cross
Hotel, phone IS. apr2stf
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81 Gardan-L.a Supplies

BLACK DIRT by the bushel or by
the yard. Key West Garden and.
Lawn Supply. Phone 1919.
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NEARLY new refrigerator and
stove. 26o0 Flagler. Phone lI2!-
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ONE bedroom apartment. Com
pletcly furnished. 1927 White ST.
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"a Household Ham,
For Sale

THREE rooms of solid maple
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TWO bedroom apartment, com.
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OPEN now for business. Baysidc
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Equipped for modern trailers.
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AS = asa4a8mG sssn%A IS fF&sls ~
ssass8fs AY8@n Il ma EssEeFg 1uxwA-
sle ssnFs. ian kgmns. Nssii hr effeT~d
taT Nasa - kae hsgh@s8 & 3sest hid
Aey faS SaNh at - @peH 1a fes
sFNnt SEN1s - N@exse fNRat8
1.ssax lsom@~ Ksy M@sEs SADstda.
JACK Ea.EA&
Trass@s
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
si<TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCtET
OF GtfE STATE OF FLORIDA,
N AND TsOR MONROE. COUNTY.
IN CHANCERy.
Case No. 13-51
nIaIIsS l.. BROOKS.
Complainant,
" DISOuCI,
Defendant.
NOTICE
To: JDfTS BROOKS.
Residence Unknown
YOE ARE HIsREcBY NOTIFIED
that you are required to serve n
copy OF your answer To the Com
plaint On the Gvmpiainants Attor-
nry ard file the Original answer
in the office 0f the Clerk ~ the
Circuit Court On or before ths 18th
day of April. 1852, otherwise the
allegations in said Complaint will
be dasen as confessed aud Decree
Pro Gonfesso entered against you
bone this 18TH day ~ March,
1859
tSeail EARL. r. ADAMS
Clerk OF the csfrssnif Court
Monroe Comfy. Flor ida
rs Kathleen Naftare
deputy Clerk
PAU. II. SAWYER
Solicitor for Complainant
5lTA Whitehead street
Key Nest, Florida
mar 2e- 2. "a pr 3-sa. $50
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-03
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