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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14
FOR SALE

cHA>D "a tltdll AIIltt uilllOi III
sand for masonry mortar or
lakes. Delivered anywhere. Dixon
Sand Company, Cullen. Virginia.
Phone Charlotte c. H. SO. 5-15-21t
BIG Stlnky and little stinky fly
.raps For outdoor use around
tables, barns and poultry houses
where flies breed They really
work $495 and 50 95 each. j. H.
Whitfield Company 7-l4-lp
Mall McCullOch Homelite
POWER CHAIN SAWS
Sales and Service
RepalrS-partS for all make saws
BRIGGS & STRATTON
Sales and Service
f. w. SIIANABERGER & SONS
One Mile East OF rarmville on
Ri. AGO - Look for Signs
Phone 2Gl7-R Night 1851
TRADES - TIME PAYMENTS
INSURANCE - disqualification
general insurance, polio policies
Mrs. Annie v Putney. Box 4O2,
Phone 468. Farmville 6-26-1lp
OlSSTON chain Jaws. 3Ia to IL
ZIP, 1922 90 up. Bows available.
Can Carl Heilner, 695, Farmvillo.
Va. 11-119.tf
1870 - - ~-~~-~~~~-~
SPENCER individually designed
supports, for STYLE, health and
comfort Mrs. Annie V. Putney,
Box 402 Phone 400, Farmville.
6-26-l1p
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE One
double bee mat.re and springs.
one double bed stead. coffee table
uoH Go@ pal7tupua alQrl uauolIY
crate small oil heater. trunk.
e' ~, - ~ 'NI-'
also tourist sign and lights. Mrs
A II Mby 7o3 Oak street phone
l80 7-14-41
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P4FhC Model l8l fofage HalVes-
ter .ae LARGE and lltes, style
machine Win - + p model D
z-o Lehol motor equipped with
sen starter ms machine is as
coed as new has filled tao si,os.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14
WANTED

IEDAR-round cedar posts and
edar legs High price prevails.
Please write R. E Barrett, Alta
Ilsta, Virginia 7-lO-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14

Junior Chambers Of Commerce
exist in 81 foreign countries.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14
LOST AND FOUND

COW - small Guernsey with
norns, split in ear in Sunny Side
tlcinity l seen, please notify
John H. Proffitt. Sunny Side. Va
fhone 2-3b4b collect 7-l4-lp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14
SERVICES

BRIGGS & STRATON, Clinton
Power Products. REQ. Lawson an6
Continental engines. Call Carl
Helfner. 693. Farmville, Va.
1l-18-ti
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14

Charlie Chaplin was born III
England.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14
G 1 A s S IFIED S
FOR SALE

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ROTHANE DUST: Tobacco farm
ers this is the 100 ODD dust
recommended by your county
agent for control of Horn worms.
and bud worms on your tobacco
The most effective killer ever dis
covered for these pest and leaves
no Objectionable residue. j. H
Whitfield Company. 7-l4-lp
Singer Summer Specials
New Singer Portable. round
bobbin.
$99.50
New Console, round bobbin.
$l32.50
Come and get yours now.
Singer Sewing Center
224 N. Main Phone 9l4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14
Roughtan of Richmond.

Mr.. and Mrs, j Francis West
have returned from a weeks stay
at Big Meadows Ledge on the
Skyline Drive.
Mrs. David Harris and Miss
Evelyn Harris were recent visitors
To the SWannenoa Shrine, near
WayneSboro.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14

NEW HOLLAND
HARVESTING EQUIPMENT
Mighty 80" Wire lie BaIer
odd Reliable" -" Twine-tie
Baler
SO Farm Family Size
Irvine tie BaIer
Forage Harvesters. both
with motor and P.TO.
ASK FOR DEMONSTRATIONS
BRADSHAW GARAGE
fhonc t2b Rurkevillc, Va
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-26

County Educational meeting held in
Ottawa all day Friday. Frank Dick,
Superintendent of Pandora-G -Gilboa
schools was elected vice-president of
the organization. B. ]. Conkey of
the Continental Palmer schools will
serve as president.
Fourteen teen-age girls of the local
Methodist church met at the home of
Miss Ruth Bracy Thursday evening
for the purpose of organizing a Girls
Missionary Society. Officers elected
were: president, Janet Styer; vice
president, Betty Lou Pierman and
secy.-treas., Eileen Warner. Coun-
selor for the group is Mrs. Richard
Stewart and they will be known as
The Friendship Circle meeting the
fourth Thursday of each month.
Pandora Gilboa Rockets dropped
their first game of the current
basket ball season in a close con-
test Friday night at Vaughnsville.
The score was 63-51. The reserves
also lost to Vaughnsville by 1890.
Vincint C. Schumacher, former
Pandora boy and a graduate of Pam
dora high school was recently grant
ed his professional engineers license
by the state of Ohio. Vincent be-
came associated with the Ohio Pow
er Co. in 1949 and is now one of
their industrial sales representatives
located in Bucyrus. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Schumacher
of Pandora and is member of the
Electrical Institute of Engineers and
honory fraternities Eta Kappa No
and Tau Beta Pi.
This community was shocked Mon
day to learnsof the accidental death
of Richard Lichty of Leipsic the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lichty
of Leipsic who were formerly resi-
dents of Pandora. Richard was
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-26

killed instantly about 9:45 pm. Sun
day when his car struck a bridge
on State route 65 two miles north
of Ottawa. Richard Kelley Lichty,
18, is survived by his parents and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Kelly also of Liepsic. Funeral Serv-
ice was held at 2 pm. Wednesday
at the Peoples Funeral home in
Leipsic with Rev. A. C. Mattern
officiating and burial was in Sugar
Ridge cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Bauman
and son, Timmy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford Haas and son, Marvin Dale
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clay in Mt. Victory. Other callers
at the Clay home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Neweuschwander of
Bluffton.
The Young Peoples Division of the
General Conference of the Mennonite
Church will hold Youth Rally at
the Grace Mennonite Church Sunday
November 20. The group will meet
at the Church at 2 pm, for
devotional period and will then
spend the afternoon conducting serv-
ices in area institutions. There will
be a pot luck dinner at the Grace
Church in the evening followed by a
program with Rev. Curt Classen, a
Missionary to India as the guest
speaker. The public is invited to
attend this Missionary Rally.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-26
DAIRY SCHOOL OPENS

Lyle Barnes, Ohio State university
extension economist, conducted the
first of series of dairy schools at
Lafayette high school Monday eve
ming.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-26

AMERICAN PEOPLE, per capita,
consume 21 times more petroleum
than all the rest of the free world
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-26
Mary Jane Bender,
Ferd CrOD, RalUsOn,
Married SATURDAY.

The Rawson Evangelical United
Brethren Church was the setting last
Saturday evening for the wedding
of Miss Mary Jane Bender, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vance V. Bender,
Route 5, Findlay, and Charles H.
Grow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd
A. Grow, Route 1, Mt. Cory.
The double-ring ceremony was
read by the Rev. O. C. Metzker,
assisted by the Rev. Frederick Hoe
nick before a candlelighted altar.
The bride wore q pink orion dress
with white trim and brown and
white accessories. Her corsage was
made of white carnations and pink
sweetheart roses. Rhinestone ear
rings were her only jewelry.
Mrs. ROLAND d. Bibler of Findlay
served as the brides m atr on of
honor. and Ray Grow, Pandora, was
best man.
The new Mrs. Crow is graduate
of Cory Rawson high school. Mr..
Grow, also a graduate of Cory-Raw-
son high school, is employed by
Northern Ohio Breeders association,
Tiffin, and is engaged in farming.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-26

combined, even though this nations
population is only eight per cent of
the free world total.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-26

THE WORD "CHLOROPHYLL",
aided by advertising men and joke
smiths, took top honors as the most
publicized "new word" of 1852, it is
reported in the American Peoples
Encyclopedias new Yearbook.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-26

LOUISIANA produces enough oil
every 10 days to pay for the Louisi-
ana Purchase.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
AvENIDA MARTi

Ell GRUPO MARYLAND de Key
West. esta de placemes. Gracias .
Ia enthusiastic gesti6n del DR.. De-
lilo Cobo, Comisionado de Ia Gu
dad, quien atendiendo q Ia solicit
tud del GRUPo, redact6 y logro
aprobar, Ia siguiente resoEci6n,
que para general conocimiento de
los cuhanos y sus descendientes,
transcribo a continuation:
"P0R CUANTO: esta Ciudad IN
participate recienternente en- Ia
celebration del Centenario del Ma.
cimiento del admirado y grande
defensor de In libertad JOSE
MARTI: y, RESULTAND0 que es-
tn misma Ciudad, a traves y por
gestion de sus oficiales, durante
amos pasados, particip6 siempre
en- la conmemoracion en- honor de
JOSE MARTI, ofreciendo una
porcion de terreno para que en- ei
mismo fuera erigido su Hicnu-
mento, asi como ha actuado en-
otros actos similares y en- estos
momentos desea de nuevo tener
un gesto que contribGya q mente.
ner en- Ia poblacion de esta Gu
dad, mHy vivo ell recuerdo de
aquel gran leader, nonbrando Ia
Gale situada junto q 81 monu-
mento AvENIDA MARTI, como
una pequeiia muestra de 10 que
estos Comisionados y el pueblo de
Key West sienten por aquel in
menso patricia cubano: por Ia pre-
sente resolution, los Comisiona-
dos acuerdan: q.e la parte de Ia
Gale Salt Pond Road. entire Las
Gales de Virginia y Avenida Tru-
man. en- 10 successive sc denoInine
AvENIDA MARTI. para honrar Ia
memoria de este gran paladin de
In democracia y In Mbertad, y q
In ven. soldado de fama en- Los
campos de batalIa. Aprobada y
adoptads por los Comisionadoe de
Ia Ciudad. en- session celebrada en-
el salon de sesiones del Ayunta-
mientc. tFirmadol c. B. Harvey,
Mayor de Ia Ciudsd. - c. Rob
erts. Seeretario de In Administra.
cion Municipal. "
Este gesto tan plausible y her
mOso de los Sres. Conisionados,
hien merecs 81 APPLAUSE y IL pro-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
Chapter Eight
AP NswsFssssFes

) Sh0RSC4 AaA6As
LIE stood in the rear doorway
1 Of this long room, making an
indistinct shape far back in the
smoke-h azed shadows.
Rimbaud peered at him. won-
dering who he was and what he
wanted. Then, recalling what he'd
seen in the bar mirror, Rimbaud
understood that it was Ernie
Link.
Lets drink us another toast,"
Limpy Smith suggested.
sVamose.s Rimbaud ordered.
guessing what Link was up to.
Get away from me. friend-get
away"
Smith couldn't comprehend the
abrupt change in his drinking
companion; the astonishing shift
from chuckling cheerfulness to
frowning gravity. Rimbaud had
seemed so different, like he want
ed to be sociable. But he was like
all the rest, chasing a man of like
he had smallpox. It was down.
right pitiful. what hit you all of
a sudden?" Limpy asked.
And at this same instant, as
Rimbaud drew his gun, Ernie
Link shouted in a shrill. high
pitched voice. Step aside. Limpyi
Step aside!"
But it was Rimbaud who moved.
Wheeling away from the bar. he
smashed the front bracket lamp
with shot that merged with the
blast of Links gun. That bullet
whanged past Rimbaud's head to
shatter q front window. Using the
muzzle fare for q target. Rim
baud fred twice and stepped
aside and heard Link yelp. I'm
hit!"
Rimbaud flicked a glance at
Lew Stromberg, who stood in the
bright island of light over by the
poker table. The Roman Four
boss was fiattened against the
wall with the others. He very
plainly wanted to stay out Of this
fight.
Whats going on in these?" a
man shouted from the street.
Rimbaud probsd the yonder
shadows and waited. gun in hand
Even though Link was wounded,
he might be playing possum,
waiting for another try. The
sneaky son had figured he would
have all the best of il. standing
back there and shooting at 3
lamplit target. But Limpy Smith
had got in the way. That realiza-
ton brought q cynical smile u
Rimbaud's compressed lips. The
drunken dishwasher was about
the sorriest companion a mar
could have siding him in fight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
G!untighter' $ Return
by Leslie Ernenwein

Street with blood streaming from
his right arm. Charley has gone
over to find out what happened
Eve went toward the hotel and
presently, meeting Sheriff Robil-
larde, asked. who did the shoot
ing?"
Ernie Link and Jim Rimbaud.s
Robillarde said.
did Jim get hit too?" Eve
asked.
Not a scratch" Robillarde re-
| ported. There's a bad one for
any man to tangle with, that RIM
baud. The man is born fighter.
and has the luck of the Irish be-
sides. Ernie should've known bet
ter. They say he started it, and
that he also pistol-whipped Swede
| Severide out here on the. street.
I've warned Lew Stromberg
there's to be no more of that stuff,
or Link will be locked up"
"And what did Mr.. Roman Four
say?" Eve asked with frank skep-
well, you know how Lew is"
Robillarde said evasively. he
told me if I'd catch the Spanish
Strip COW thieves that need ar
resting there'd be no room in jail
for Roman Four man"
do you think Sam Maiben is
q thief" Eve asked, and when
/ Rob;llsrde's eyes avoided her
steady appraisal. she prompted.
do you, Sol?"
"It's not q question of what |
think, one way or the Other"
Robillarde explained with the
| practiced fluency OF born poll
tician. u have a warrant for
Maiben's arrest, which viii be
executed to TIE best of my abil-
! ~: :.;f after tLat it's up to judge
and jury"
| Eve shrugged, understanding
that Sol Robillarde would never
allow anything to interfere with
his ambition to become a member
| of the territorial legislature. A
man needed the big cow outfits
behind him to reach that exalted
goal. And Sol Robillarde, who
had once borrowed money from
parlor-house madam. intended
to reach IL.
She wondered where Sam was
j now, and If he was hungry. The
poor man had been chased for
hours. He might be laying out
there in the brush somewhere
wounded. Or dead. And whatever
happened to him would be be-
cause of her. Lew Stromberg had
made that plain enough the last
time he'd called on her; he'd said.
You'll regret your foolish choice
many times. and so will Maiben
= Crs be eonsinueD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
House Leaders
Push Foreign
Policy OK
BY EDMOND LIZ BRETON

p. ! E.
WASHINGTON lR-House leaders
pushed Friday for quick committee
approval of the Eisenhower adj
ministration's major foreign policy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Soviet
aggressive despotism."
They expressed confidence the
Foreign Affairs Committee, meet
ing in closed session, would speed
the resolution along, resisting de-
mands for outright condemnation
of once-secret wartime agreements
and for stronger language to point
up the appeal to oppressed nations.
The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee has postponed action
until Tuesday, waiting to hear
more on the proposed rewordings
from Secretary of State Dulles.
He already has strongly defended
the present version and asked for
an impressive favorable vote.
Some members of the House I'm
American Activities Committee,
who have been hearing educators
testify about their experiences in
campus Communist cells, spoke up
for job protection for willing wit
nesses who have renounced Com
munism.
They ran into one uncooperative
witness Thursday - Wendell H.
Furry, Harvard physics profess
Sor, who refused to testify as to
whether he had belonged to a Com
munist group at Harvard in the
late sos.
| In a statement issued later to
newsmen, Furry said he was not
a member of the Communist Party
and had done nothing with intent
to injure the U. S He did not
say whether he had been a mem.
Der in the past.
The committee held closed
session Friday.
A House Ways and Means SUBJ
committee recalled to the stand
Donald Tydings, an employee of
the Internal Revenue Bureau SAL
cohol Tax Division, for more ques-
tioning about his career in the
bureaus service. The committee
lard him testify Thursday that
his cousin, Willard E. Tydings,
n senator from Maryland,
helped him when he sought a pro-
motion and also when he faced a
punitive transfer.
Robert H. Denham, former gen.
eral counsel for the National Labor
Relations Board, told the House
Labor Committee the Taft-Hartley
Act had been "manhandled" by ad-
illustrators who favored unions
over employers. The committee
met Friday to hear more on his
suggestion that the law and the
organization to administer it be
wiped out and replaced by q new
statute along the same lines and
new administrators apo 'uted by
President Eisenhower.
The Senate had a non-controver.
sial issue before tia resolution
denouncing Soviet Russia and It's
satellites, fol-, increasing persecu-
ton" of Jews as well as oppres.
sion Of members of the Greek
Orthodox, Roman Catholic, protes-
tant and Moslem faiths and other
minorities..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
NAVY CUTS DOWN
ON SIGNING DRAFT
AGE RESERVISTS

WAS1lNGlON m-Ine navy Is
cutting down sharply on the signing
of draft-age, inexperienced men in
its reserve.
Officials said Thursday the in.
flux Of such men in the reserve
was having two results the Navy
did not desire:
/. II was cutting down on the
number Of regular enlistees the
service could take.
2. II was filling up the reserve.
now at about 400. 600 strength. with
boots instead OF experienced,
rated men whom the Navy would
like to have on call.
The law requires the Navy to put
a reservist on active duty II he ap-
plies for it. He Is eligible for re-
lease after not more than "A
months, much Of which time must
be spent in training him. Regular
enlistments are for four years. OF.
ficials said that because Of the
number Of reservists being placed
on active duty the Navy was able
to enlist only about Is per cent Of
the applicants for the regular serv-
ice.
Accordingly, the Navy has set =
nation wide reserve enlistment
quota Of 1000 men q month, from
which. however. men with previous
naval service are excepted.
The quota may be ended In q
year, spokesmen said. when large
numbers Of regulars who enlisted
soon after the Korean War started
begin to leave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28

SEQ de particular en- Ell solemne
acto de su consagracion.
Estamos perfectamente eonven.
cidos de que todos los cubanos
RESIDENCES en- el Cayo, asi como
sus enthusiasts descendientes, han
de contribuir con su esfuerzo y
devotion, que los actos que 50
lleven . cabo, resulten dignos de
In persona a quien vamos q hon.
rar. honrandonos tambien noso-
trOs.
TODD 10 que sea niantener Ia.
tiente Ell sentimiento de cariio v
de respeto Ia patria de nuestros
mayores; 'odo cuanto sea reye.
renciar los grandes de Ia patria
Guiana, que tanto quisieron y lu-
charon en- este mismo hRar de Ia
Florida, contando siempre con Ia
generosa ayuda del noble pueblo
americana. ha de redundar en-
cr&dito para nuestra colonia, que
siempre cooper6 en- actos de esta
indole. "a que, aunque los mas
viejos van faltando "a. por ara
res del correr de los amos y otros
va desaparecidos. sus descen.
dientes jamas negsron 81 yaliosc
concnrso q TODD 10 que se rela-
ciono con II veneracion y Ell re-
cuerdo. en- favor de los heroes y
martires de nuestras epIcas con.
tiendas de leneraci6n.
Ell GRuP0 MARTI1No de Key
West, presidido ahosa por el esti.
msdo amigo y Quito sbogado ST..
Enrique Esquinsldo Jr., Sc dispo.
ne . aetuar consisntemenie. para
cue Sc eonozca meiof Ia gran II.
gLra del Ap6stol , Is possible, que
de Cuba vengan . ofrecernos unas
conferencias, que solo traten Dc
IN vida excelsa y de ID gran obra
realizids por aquel insigne vikio-
mario. que no solo qeria Ia Iiber.
tad de los cubanos. sus palsanos,
sino que elam6 siempre por Il
libertad De todos los seres hunia-
nos y que fnk IN gran paladln h
eaasable , Quito de las ideas de
democracia en- toda Ia America.
Repetknos nuestra profunda
grstitud . los Comisionados De L
Ciudsd , muy especlslments 81
Dr., Delio cobs. pos cBya personal
sssti6n. ss b. iogrado qLe e
eiudad De Key West, bonre 81
Maestro. ponikndoie 81 norntre
una Dc iss Avenidss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28

yet Smith had turned out 10 be
his guardian angel here tonight.
Sheriff Sol Robillafde barged
through the batwings, his heavy
cheeks flushed with exertion.
Bareheaded. freshly shaved. and
wearing a white shirt minus its
detachable collar, RobiIlarde
looked more like a city politician
than q sheriff. What's all the
shooting about?" he demanded.
go ask Ernie Link" Rimbaud
suggested, and nodded toward the
rear doorway. Holstering his gun,
he turned to Lirnpy, who stood
propped against the bar, and said,
snow we drink another toast.
amigo"
"Who TOT" Limpy. asked.
Strengthening up.
Rimbaud grinned, not answer
ing until he filed the glasses.
Then, ignoring curious bystand-
ers who had crowded into the sa-
loon, he said gustily. "To Limpy
Smith, the best one-legged man
west Of the Pecos!'
THE pistol shots, heard through
i out. junction, had set Of q well
ter of excitement. Rumors ran
along Main Street like q fash
food. growing more fantastic
with each repetition. A shirtless
man leaned from a second story
hotel window and shouted, They
must've chased Sam Maiben right
into town."
Another man, hearing this as
he ran down Residential Ave-
nue., voiced the opinion that
Maiben had been shot on Main
Street. BY the time, these reports
reached Dulcy Fay's place on
Burro Alley they included the
startling news that Sheriff Robil-
larde had chased Maiben into 3
vacant lot and was shooting il on,
with him, man to man.
4Good gracious!" Dulcy ex-
claimed, hugely pleased. SOL will
be hero."
The whole town was goggle-
eyed with excitement. In the few
moments it took Eve Odegarde to
walk from her home to Steinfeid's
Mercantile she heard announce
ments that Sam had been cap
tured. that Swede Severide had
shot Ernie Link. and that Jin
Rimbaud was mixed in the shoot.
ing. Now, as she identified Della
Stromberg in the sidewalk crowd
Eve asked, "What happenedi"
Della gave her q brief glance
and shrugged, thus expressing an
inherent dislike for the woman
her father had wanted TO marry
But Charley Bonn,s wife said
J "Ernie Link came out Saloon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
CUBANAS
Por RAouL ALprzAR poYo

funda gratitud, de todos los que
reyerenciamos In figura grandio-
lucuente de nuestro MARTI, va
que . nuestro juicio, e. IN actc
simpatico y De justicia, 81 sc tiens
en- cuenta, TODD 10 que el Ap6stoI
de nuestras liCertades patr.ss,
quiso 4 este pueblo, demostrindo
10 asi, al escogerlo para fundsr
aqui el inolvidahle Partido Revo'
lucionario Cubano, que fuG Ia pau.
Ia q seguir en- Ia organization d.
Ia gesta que tuvo ~ inlcio 81 "A
de febrero de 1895.
Ell GRUP0 MARTTAN0 de KEY
West, desea por este medic de,
mostrar 81 profundo reconceimen
70 q los que de manera tan her,
mosa, honran II hgura del gran
cubano.
Proximamente csc GRUp0. d.
acuerdo con Ia Ciudad. fijara Ia
fecha en- que habra de colocarse
Ia tarja de bronco que cambiari
Ell nombre de esa Gale y para ess
acto. seguramente, han de prepa.
rarse festejos, en- los que partici
paran las autoridades de IL Gin.
dad y todas las instituciones Gu,
bsnss y ameriesnas, que de ma,
ners tan amable y tan reverenie,
recuerdsn q nuestro Apostol Mar
III.
Ese plausible acuerdo de ios
Comisionados de ID Ciudad, va hs
sido conunicado q las autorida.
dss de Cuba y. muy especialmen.
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