The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1934, Page 2

Member Associated “Prete ts. = for rebubdiautioanul ad neue 7 ‘At of not otherwise credited Im this Duper and ‘Joeal news published: here xen bs ast sion ‘at pulilic, pete ane he wabjects interest but if will ae Bagerra anon: ations: — LANDIS & KOM ‘ 168 Puen, one Mew Pore: $6 Want. Warker Drive, CHICAGO: hea ae Bldg, CHBMORT;: | i greatly”: oo ee = Hera: Sus ackward we may find | : in alt history and litera- ou Old portant. financial and pe attanged with | -eertain agencies for “nee Tetters,” Which [the cars with the specimens were . were: primarily for the purpose of keeping informed on commercial matters. An interesting’ collection of these let- | ters, from the correspondence of the House of Fugger, international bankers, is still Bt? preserved, and show a decided trend | teward news of crime, ds well as that of | business. One of these intiers, dated at Augs- | burg, December 2, 1585, contains accounts @f three murders, one suicide, one at- tempted suicide and one accidental drown- ing. : In. ,amother letter thete is an account of a searidal, with » spicy recital of details: | such: modern newspaper ef ‘general es eireulas nm would thihk of padlishing. "© “GEM “another letter ‘from ‘Moscow, | depicts the Horrible atrocities being per- | | petrated in Russia, Tt says: “The folks | Copsplidetion: of County ‘and ‘City If are pitifessly and eruelly killed in their | roads and. bridges. It is stated on |the beat authovity that. the dwel-| lers at Key Largo will get, their ALWAYS. voad on the key amd: the bridge toy p nance is burnt ‘and altogether much wan- caged Sibert _} always fight for progrem; never be the: or of. life, Bat many of the’ offensive parti- q colers alight well be, _— from our news- | papers, . jousands. ‘They freeze to death and “perish by violent méans, Corn, cattle and | all else which is needed for. man’s. suste- Fton damage is “wrought.’”’ Crimes and disasters loom large in} history and in the news of the day, forming ‘an inevitable part .of the record of Aumanity, Not to know about them would mean ignorance regarding the realities of | __ WOMEN AND TIME —— From time immemorial Neabaindiy eave oye ts E ‘to dress: men have observed that | Woniew did not heed the flight of time, but ay sige : truth is the object of “the “fitelteet. sie a man’s “greatest Liberty is that aon peveryone the right: to-mind everybody: c business, Modern education is extremely com- ee and diverse as taught in leading Yet all we need do to be pee rl hy the beat in.to learn Readin’, — é Rihmetic—aufficiently. “The most. intestating . subject about | br to talk is oneself. Yet the greatest men haye modeafly avoided that -tepic: he question whether we sheuld fattone | hese outstanding exemplars, ox uae a sub- ect for orice really interesting, presents. at setartliag analogy. os a as es ee oned Indy declared to her guests that. it Tyras “so bourgeois” te eat with knives and pha end suggested that they try some- ie more novel, From the looks of some ; eS ert h spems to: have been followed. ' "ad Sanroeting te onions dike! ; in ‘some so-called humorous | we're daily expecting some feature writer to piace hime tender the reli ayupucmarir ica ed on _seemingly interminable _ tele- phone conversations without- realizing how gees talked, and so on. ‘ ‘This apparent Jack of regard for tinie hy the fair sex has been \the source of endless. comment—often profane. But now ® has all been explained, thanks to modern psychology. Exhaustive teste: condueted at . Johns Hopkins: University show that women just on ean't. soo They don’t realize mesning fugit” e eats developed the fact that ty thay en ae ‘Whick recalls the joke of a para-{ ict a “Married men deo not ive longer; ‘it just seems longer.”, TT BAS KEPT FAITH (Wisconsin Press) ee fering financial difficulties the past years, stnd@-in ninety-five per cent a ie | cases surviving them, there has-been a dis- ‘tinct improvement in the quatity of news editorial service,’ “No Yine' of busines, |ing hiy, has kept faith with its customets | ee ee 4) i —— rt Tt not'se hard to find; k's what you de for others That brings true peace of mind. —Greuville Kleiser. A New York town is advertised «| having no needy person in it Which exactly the kind of advertising that will provide the town with needy residents. in La very, short tshe arrived and faehitate loading! tleaving Mr. Wowbray said he had! | bridges from Steek Island to Sad- | dle Bunches, ant once started the Ago Today As Taken From : The Files Of The Citisen | 1014_-Archduke | Francis - - idinand of Austria and his’ LiL. Mowbeay,. chief _ agnarist | sassinated at Sarajevo by’ of the New York aquarium, left ar a spark whieh this morning. on the Mallory Line}, ie World War, : Steamship Coma} with one of the. best -and yiost varied gollections of fish he has ever obstajned:~ inl local waters, and he has been wet-| [ting then.at Key West for the) past. 10 yetrs.” ‘Phere are sbent 1600 dish in” the collection and about 60 varieties. Waile being! made the collection was assenbled! at Corry’s wharf. Last niglt in order to save time this) morming towed to Porter's: Dock aud kept! there to be near the Comal when the fish into the tanks: Before! the best collection of Nassau: tas. | bots he has éver seenred in Hey! West and prizes the perbesld very highly as they’are mot «fre-} | quently taken. There will be at least four, and possibly five, bids submitted © at the: special meeting of the eounty| commissioners Monday eveéiling’ to} consider the question of awarding Leontracts. to one company or in- dividual . for construction . of} 22. | bridges and roads frony Stock. Is-| Jend. te.Saddle, Bauches.and the} artes and bridge, from Key: Matgo té Dade county.’ There has tien a great; deal of talk aljout j the work not being: dane which is foolish as the money is available and ean be expended only for the Dade county line’ and. Key Westers. will have their roads and Projects will be rushed ‘to com- pletion, © Lieutenant Contmanier A,° H, Ediiins, 0, S. N., sapply offieer athi. 5. g the naval station, has received ori. ders transferring him to the Navy nore hc dae Aieplane Carvier Langley. The}. WEATHER-MAYBE ship is at Novfolk and Commander 4S His J08- Eddins will join the. yesyel there "MATRE HE'S and remain until the vessel is sent WORRIED to the’ Pacific Const.” The Mallory Steamidiip’” Com: pany liky chartered: the Steamship Arapahoe from the: Clyde? Line for the parpese of making two Special trips from Key West to} New York beginning July 15, The: ship will arrive at this port July 6-and sait’on the biti starting the first trip. The second sailing: will WHENEVER HE'S be‘on August 9, Matty Key West- “THAT WAY" JUST ers have booked passage an the SERVE Hind A ig vessel for the voyages, BOTTLE OF PABST The American Legion parade a ‘held last night was Gne: of the most colorful events held in Key! | West for many months’ and: was Pronounced a grand success. . The ‘parade was headed hy “a. brass band and mounted policemen, the autos in the Hie) being: pro- miscuously decorated with various Plags. A reception was held’. at the elu house follewiugy the eve. bat those who gonditions, . are The Young Sluggers and West Regniars are to meet ima game of baseball Suadey after. noon in the Army barracks, Bett teams are in good trim having ae} vated several weeks preparing for} the contest and both teams feel} confident of victory. | Qoite's numberof local fisher-| Wen are reporting large catches Of Fed snapper. 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