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Vol V 01 20 L O No i To 42 2 Goes Everywhere Reaches All Classes Daytona Florida March 13 1909 Beat Advertising > t Medium In Daytona and Yiclnlt Vicinity r Price 5 Cents
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assortment of Matting iauingeocrec1 covered Suit
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I also have Coffees for 20 ll 25 J > J f and 1 10 cents per lb They are areMocha areMocha areMocha
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The Citys Business Is Slipshod SlipshodF
F E C To Give Daytona DaytonaDepot DaytonaDepot DaytonaDepot
Depot Parrott Says SaysCity SaysCity SaysCity
City Council met Monday night all allpresent allprescnt allpresent
present but Schmidt and Osborne A Anumber Anumber Anumber
number of billn several hundred dollars dollarswere dollarswere dollarswere
were audited and ordered paid as soon soonas sO sonas n nas
as funds were available for same sameProposition sameProposition sameProposition
Proposition of M H Zuber for empty emptjring emptying emptying
ing closet clo et buckets was as follows Offers Offersto
to empty one bucket 25 cents two buck buckets buckets buckets ¬
ets 50 cents additional buckets 10 cents centeach centseach centseach
each buckets to be emptied twice per permonth pcrmonth permonth
month Relerred to Sanitary commit committee ¬
tee teeThe
The East FloridaTelephone Company Companya
a corporation organized in the State of ofMichigan ofMichigan ofMichigan
Michigan the present telephone com company complny company ¬
pany asked a 30year franchise and for forconcession forconcession forconcession
concession offer free phones to the may mayor ¬
or and marshal marshalAlderman marshalAlderman uarshalAlderman
Alderman Klock thought the fran franchise franchise franchise ¬
chise asked was too loose and vague vagueAlderman vagueAlderman vagueAlderman
Alderman Conrad said the present sys system system systent ¬
tem is very poor and people would be befoolish befoolish
foolish to grant the concession asked askedand askedand askedand I
and Mayor Greene said no sane man manwould manwould manwould
would grant a franchise as asked and it itwas itwas itwas
was referred to the Ordinance Commit Committee ¬
tee teeIf I
If meant as a feeler it was a howl howling howling ¬
I Iing
ing success for the councilmen showed showedtheir showedtheir showedtheir
their feeling in m no unmistakable lan language language language ¬
guage guageIt
It was voted to fix the bond of those thoseresponsible thosereponsible thoseresponsible
responsible for the handling of the water waterworks waterworks waterworks
works funds at 50000 S50000President 50000President 50000President
President Gove appointed Aldermen AldermenSmith AldermenSmith AldermenSmith
Smith and Klock to meet with the Pal Palmetto Palmetto Palmetto ¬
metto Club Wednesday March 10 at 3 3oclock 3oclock 3oclock
oclock at their Civic League session sessionThis sessionThis sessionPhis
This meeting is looking toward improve improvements improements improvements ¬
ments for the upbuilding beautifying beautifyingand
and improvement of the th city cityPresident cityPresident cityPresident
President Gove reported that he had hadheld hadheld hadheld
held a conference with General Manager ManagerParrott ManagerParrott bnagerParrott
Parrott of the F E C Ry and that this thisgentleman thilgentleman thisgentleman
gentleman had promised that Daytona Daytonashall Daytonashall Daytonashall
shall have the first attention when they theyresume theyresume theyresume
resume the construction of depots Mr MrParrott MrParrott MrParrott
Parrott recognized that there is i > urgent urgentneed urgentneed urgentneed
need at Daytona and said but for the thedemands thedemands thedemands
demands at the extension it should have haveimmediate haveimmediate haveimmediate
immediate attention attentionThe attentionThe attentionThe
The appointment of a City Physician Physicianand
and a City Attorney was held over till tillthe tillthe tillthe
the next meeting meetingThe
The assessed valuation of Daytona Daytouaproperty Daytonaproperty Daytonaproperty
property last year was approximately approximatelyt288000
1288000 This year it is 1525226
a gain of nearly a quarter million milliondollars milliondollars
dollars dollarsAssessor dollarsAssessor dollarsAssessor
Assessor Edmondson reported that he heKid hehad
had failed to find where the F E C CRailway CRailway CRailway I
Railway depots and certain grounds groundswere > I Iwere
were assessed Unless these are included includedin
in the Comptrollers returns those prop proprties properties
erties are subject not only to taxation taxationbut taxationbut taxationbut
but will come in for a chunk of back backtaxes backtaxes I Itaxes
taxes taxesMayor taxesMayor
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Mayor Greene presented some state statements statements statements ¬
ments and recommendations which whichseemed whichsecmed whichseemed
seemed to strike the City Fathers fav favorably favorably favorably ¬
orably President Pre ident Gove smiled and said saidthey saidthey saidthey
they were in harmony with his hi > commis commission conunission commission ¬
sion plan of government but this the theMayor theMayor theMayor
Mayor denied The Mayors communi1 communi1cation communi communication ¬ I Ication
cation was referred to the Finance Com Committee Committee Committee ¬
mittee for further consideration Fol Following Following Following ¬
lowing are some of the more salient salientfeatures salientfeatures salientfeatures
features of the paper paperAs papert paperAa
t As A the most of you are new members memberson
on the Council and we are just entering enteringupon enteringupon enteringupon
upon a new year I feel that it is oppor opportune opportune opportune ¬
tune at this time to call your attention attentionto
to a few facts which confront you and andwill andwill andwill
will require your immediate and careful carefulattention carefulattention carefulattention
attention attentionI
I find that the retiring retirin Council has hasleft hasleft hasleft
left you to assume and provide for an anoverdraft anoverdraft anoverdraft
overdraft of 95417 warrants drawn drawnand drawnand drawnand
and unpaid SI330i8 S1330 > S making an in indebtedness indebtedness indebtedness ¬
debtedness of S22S485 22S48 22S 1S5 In addition to tothis tothis tothis
this you have ordered warrants drawn drawnfor drawnfor drawnfor
for S125 125 which with what you will re require require require ¬
quire to keep up the running expenses expensesof
of the city until taxes are due and col collected collected collected ¬
lected in April I have estimated will willamount willamount willamount
amount to about 1000 This makes makesapproximately makesapproximately makesapproximately
approximately 53284 328485 32S tS5 i > 5 which you youshould youshould youshould
should provide immediately and I see seeno seeno seeno
no other course that you can pursue but butto butto I Ito
to borrow about S3 3 3 000 for sixty days daysThis daysThis daysThis
This is not an encouraging condition conditionbut
but it is one which has confronted about aboutevery aboutevery aboutevery
every incoming Council for some time timeand timeand timeand
and it should not continue continueI continue1 continue1I
I claim that from a easiness B stand standpoint standpoint standpoint ¬
point no one Council should spend dur during during during ¬
ing the year more than the citys in income income income ¬
come for that year except as they pro provide provide provide ¬
vide for the future payment p yment of thesame tliesameThe thesameThe the same sameThe
The Mayor discusses the question of a adeficit adeficit adeficit
deficit and the reasons for same and
suggests relief measures The Mayor Mayorthinks Mayorthinks
thinks the Council should employ a abookkeeper aookkeeper abookkeeper
bookkeeper whose business it should be beto beto I
to keep the citys dty business tabulated tabulatedand
and codified m in so systematic and con condensed lOndensed condensed ¬
densed form as to be able to give the theCouncil thlCouncil theCouncil
Council any information t a minute minutesinotice minutenotice minutesnotice
notice of the various financial transac transactions tnmsactions transactions ¬
tions in which the th city figures of bills billspayable billspayable billspayable
payable bills receivable releimblein in fact keep keepsuch keepsuch keepsuch
such complete grasp of the situation situ tion as usto asto asto
to tell them any time just where they theyare theyarc
arc at to quote the boozy Congress Congressman Con ess essuian ¬
man manThe
The Mayor recited that the citys bus business business business ¬
iness is l growing very rapidly and nd with withthe withthe withthe
the issuance of 50000 water works worksbonds worksbonds orks orksbonds
bonds 35000 school bond issue and andsome andsome andsome
some J 15000 outstanding bonds bondssea sea ¬
I wall etc etcall all to be looked after it is isvery isvery isvery
very important that close tab be kept keptHe keptHe keptHe
He closes his communication in this language lan language language ¬
guage guageThe guageThe guageThe
The time has come when the city cityneeds cityneeds cityneeds
needs the services for the greater part partof
of his time of a good competent man manto manto manto
to fill a position of this kind I feel con confident con confident confident ¬
fident that if you will adopt thisor a asimilar asimilar asimilar
similar plan you will be able to con conduct conduct conduct ¬
duct the business satisfactorily s to the thecity thedty thecity
city and with credit to yourselves yourselvesPresident yourselnsPresident yourselvesPresident
President Gove appointed an Ordi Ordinance Ordinance Ordinance ¬
nance Committee as follows followsH
H Schmidt SchmidtE
E T Conrad ConradG
G A Klock KlockEXHAUSTING I KlockIt lock lockEXHAUSTING
EXHAUSTING THE
THEFLOWING
FLOWING ILLS WELLSIt
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It Is Thought THey T ey Mzy I Eventually Eventu Eventually Eventually =
ally Become Becomf Entirely Ex Exhausted Exhausted Exhaunted =
hausted hauntedFollowing haustedFollowing haustedFollowing
Following interesting information is isfrom isfrom isfrom
from the United States Geological Sur Survey Survey Survey ¬
vey Bulletin BulletinThe BulletinElie
The ease with which flowing wells can canbe canbe canbe
be obtained by drilling in many Ulan locali localities localities localities ¬
ties along the East Coast of Florida has hascaused hascaused hascaused
caused them to be regarded as sources sourcesof sourcesof
of inexhaustible supply and deep drilled drilledwells drilledwells drilledwells
wells from which the water is allowed to towaste towaste towaste
waste may be seen at many place in this thispart thispart thispart
part of the State The effect of this thiswaste thiswaste thiswaste
waste of water on the flow of the wells wellshas wellshas wellshas
has recently been studied by geologists geologistsof
of the United States and Florida geolog geological geological geological ¬
ical surveys in connection with a genera I 1investigation Iinvestigation Iinvestigation
investigation of the groundwater sup supplies supplies supplies ¬
plies of the State A comparison of ofsome ofsome ofsome
some wells w lIs that are shut off when not notin notin notin
in use with others that are allowed to toHow toflow toflow
flow without regard to waste shows a decline de decline tkcline ¬
cline in the head or volume of water waterfrom waterfrom waterfrom
from the uncapped wells after a few fewyears fewyears fewyears
years In localities where wells are far farapart farapart farapart
apart the decline may be so slight as to toI tobe
1 be unuoticeable but where many man v wells wellsof wellI
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of nearly the same depth have been beendrilled beendrilled
drilled in the same town the amount of ofwater ofwater ofwater
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water now flowing is decidedly less than thanit
it was originally This condition is isshown isshown
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shown by wells at Jacksonville St Aug Augustine Augustine Augustine ¬
ustine New Smyrna Daytona Palatka Paltitkaand Palatkaand
and elsewhere elsewhereExperience elsewhereExperience elsewhereExperience
Experience in other artesian areas areasshould areasshould areasshould
should serve as a warning to users of ofthe ofth ofthe
the th Florida wells In Indiana In iana where wherewater whenter wherewater
water ter flowing out between the casing casingof
of hundreds of abandoned gas wellshas wells wellslias ell ellhas
has been allowed to waste for years
many of these wells have ceased to toflow toflow toflow
flow In Calior Caliornia ia and elsewhere elsewherefanning lbcwherefarming elsewherefarming
farming districts once made fertile iert c by byirrigation byirrigation byirrigation
irrigation from flowing wells have havenow ha havenow I Inow
now become desolate through their theiireckless theirreckless theirreckless
reckless misuse misuseThe misuseThe misuseThe
The exhaustion of the artesian wa waters walers waters ¬
ters of Florida is not perhaps im immi imminent imminent mni mnineat ¬
nent but it is easy to understand that thatwhen thatwhtn thatwhen
when the water How flowing ing out of the theground theground theground
ground exceeds in amount that sup supplied supplied supplied
plied from its ultimate source the theilow theflow theflow
flow will gradually diminish and that thatevery thateery thatevery
every well we from which water runs U Uwaste tuwuste towaste >
waste lessens the common supply of ofneighboring ofneighboring ofneighboring
neighboring wells Owners arc there therefore therefore therefore ¬
fore urged to see that weils are capped cappedor
or otherwise shut off when not in ue ueMore Ul110rc useMore
More Bridge Talk TalkHon TalkHon TalkHon
Hon James > E Alexander of DeLand DeLandone
one of Volusias members of the lower lowerHouse lowerHouse lowerHouse
House of the Legislature is i publishing publishinga
a notice in the DeLaud De Land News X ews of his in intention intention intention ¬
tention to introduce in the Legislature Legislaturewhich
which convenes next month a bill for foran foran foran
an appropriation to build a bridge bri ge over overthe owrthe overthe
the Halifax river at or near Daytona DaytonaJeems IXiytunaJeems DaytonuJeems
Jeems has declared that he woul lrather 1 1rather Jrather
rather give Daytona the sort of bridge bridgeshe bri bridcshe ge ge5he
she wants and needs and must ha have haeto e eto
to achieve the greatest possible success successthan SUe suecCSSthan < l lthan
than to be speaker of the Lower Ilou I10USIt house houseIt > e eIt
It is in in order r now for Daytoniaus and andcitizens andcitizens andcitizens
citizens of the peninsula to keep in iutouch intouch intouch
touch with Mr Alexander and wit wittiother wituother II IIother
other legislators 1l i5lators you may have influence influencewith irflucncewith influencewith
with and explain the situation and show showyour showyour showyour
your interest interestThe interestThe interestThe
The interest of the masses l1lL5 e > in this thiscase thiscase thiscase
case is diametrically opposed to Hit tlieInterests Hitinterests timeinterests
Interests of the majority stock holders holdersof
of the bridge who will as they theydid theydid theydid
did before in another legislature be berepresented berepresented berepresented
represented and unless a strong pre presentation presentation presentation ¬
sentation of the case is made Mr Ir Alex Alexanders AJcxanders Alexanders ¬
anders bill will no o for naught naughtIt
It occurs to the Daily News that it itwould itwould itwould
would be in order to call a meeting of ofthose ofthose ofthose
those interested in in the bill Representa Representative ta tatie ¬
tive Alexander proposes to confer c with withhim withhim withhim
him and at the proper time go to Talla Tallahassee TlLllahlSsce fidlahssee ¬
hassee and lend whatever aid seems ne uc ucessarv 1Cessary c cessary
essary
Goes to St Petersburg PetersburgThe
The Rev Ht J E Oates who for several severalyears severalyears 5cv ral ralears
years ears past has been Ccu pastor p tor of the th Firt FirtBaptist FirtBaptist FirstBaptist
Baptist church at DeLand U hu > severed severedj
his connection w with ith that congregation
and has accepted a call to the church at atSt htS1 atSt
St Petersburg Fla preaching his first firstsermons fir firstsermons t tsermons
sermons there Sunday morning and andeveuing andenning andevening
evening eveuingThe
The Rev Mr Ir Oates will leave for his hisnew hi hinew hisnew
new charge char in about two week weekRev wekR weeksRev
Rev R J E Gates is i a father of Attor Attornev Attorney Attorney
ney E F Gates of the law firm of Fit Fitgerald Fitlgcrald Fitzgerald
gerald it Gates this city cityf cityI cityt
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t Automobile tires and inner tubes tubesvulcanized tubesulcanized tubesvulcanized
vulcanized at 8 Olivers garage garagor
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KILPATR1CK TO GIVE HULLS HULLSIN I IIN
IN HIS lS BIG III RED DEVIL DEVILit I IIt
It it itWill lit litViII
Will Reel Off 125 Miles MilesAnd Per Hour HourAnd HourAnd
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And Startle Automobilists AutomobilistsEverywhere AutomobilistsEverywhere AutomobilistsEverywhere
Everywhere EverywhereThe
The latest entries for the Daytona Daytonaraces
races include H J Kilpatrick who has hasreconstructed hasreconstructed hasreconstructed
reconstructed the great racer formerly formerlyowned formerlyowned formerlyowned
owned by banker E R Thomas who whogot whogot whogot
got into trouble at Long Branch for fordriving fordriving fordriving
driving this machine over 100 miles an anhour anhour anhour
hour on the Boulevard BoulevardThe
The car is christened the Kilpatrick KilpatrickRed
Red Devil is painted a fiery red and andit andit andit
it is thought the Devil cil can do 125 125mile 125miles
an hour hourHe hourHe hourHe
He will go after the Sir Thomas Dewar De Dewar Dewar
war 2000 trophy and the cash prizes prizesHe
He announces also als that he will make makea
a fight for the Minneapolis 2000 trophy trophyand i iand
and cash cashKilpatrick cashIulpatrick I IIilpatrick
Kilpatrick says he will endeavor tO tOnegotiate tonegotiate tonegotiate
negotiate two miles inside of a minute i jand iand Iand
and he feels sanguine of doing stunts stuntsthe stuntsthe I Ithe
the like of which the world has never neverbefore I Ibefore Ibefore
before witnessed witnessedI I
The entry en try of Lewis Strang was re received receied received ¬
ceived Saturday He will drive a spe specially specially specially ¬
cially constructed Buick racer similar similarto
to the one which cleaned up the field at atNew atNew atNew
New Orleans OrleansBurman OrleansBurman OrleansBurnian
Burman is already in Florida and andwill andwill andwill
will be joined by Strang this week and andso
so the fun has already begun in away awayThese a awayThese wtoyThese
These early comers will be joined now nowday nowday I Iday
day by day and an the beach is expected expectedspeedily expectedspeedily j jspeedily
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speedily to be transformed into a scene sceneof sceneof sceneof
of speeding activity activityWires activityWires I IWires
Wires for additional entry blanks are arepouring arepouring I
pouring in on Promoter Morgan and andevery andevery andevery
every day from now till the big event is isdeclared isdeclared I
declared on is expected to witness the thearrival thearrival I Iarrhal
arrival of new machines and greater in interest interest interest ¬
terest in the racing carnival carnivalThe carnivalThe carnivalThe
The great aroplane races are attract attracting attractiug attracting ¬
ing attention far and wide It will be bethe b bthe bethe
the first aeroplane race ever seen in the theworld theworld theworld
world E Laure Jones editor of Aero Aeronautics Aeronautics Aeronautics ¬
nautics believes that the beach with its itswide itswide itswide
wide margins will be just the place to totry totryout totry
try tryout out Hying machines A wide hard hardsurface hardsurface hardsurface
surface for starting and a steady breeze breezehelps breezehelp breezehelps
helps to take wing so he is enthusi enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusiastic ¬
astic and is helping to advertise this thisfeature thisfeature
I iGlenn
feature of the carnival carnivalGlenn carnivalGlenn
Glenn H Curtiss leading American Americanuroplane Americanroplane Americaneroplane
uroplane man next to Wright Brothers Brotherscalled BrotherscuIJed Brotherscalled
called at the office of the Florida beach beachtournament beachtournament
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tournament representative and said he heivou hewoud hewou
ivou woud d be on hand with one of his ma machines machines machines ¬
chines
Ca rl Bates of Chicago a 20yearold 20yearoldboy
boy expected to be a formidable rival of ofthe ofthe I Ithe
the Wrights will start for Daytona in a afew afew afew
few days with his uroplane built en entirely entirely entirely ¬
tirely by himself His machine is strik strikingly strikingly strikingly ¬
ingly like those of the Wrights except in inthe int inthe
the t he rudder This boy will make his hishead hishtldquarl hisheadtfuarters
head htldquarl juartors < > rs on the beach and build buildhimself buildhil1l buildhimself
himself hil1l el a little flying machine house in inwhich inwhich I
which to store his machine machineRoy machiucHoy machineboy
Roy Ilurroun and Horace B Wild Wildilso Wildalso Wildalso
also of Chicago will bring brin aroplancs aroplancsand roplancsand
and try for the prizes A Mr Beach Beachson
son on of the editor of the Scientific Amer Amnerican American ¬
ican is s rushing the work on an aero aeroplane iuroplane ro roplane
plane helping to have it ready for the theDi3tont theDaytona theDaytona
Daytona carnival carnivalIt
It will be a sight worth seeing all allthese allthcse allthese
these livers in competition with the sea seagulls seaulls seagulls ¬
gulls ulls Herons and cranes m the heavens heavensabove heavensabove I Iilboe
above and the great beachskimming beachskimmingmonsters
monsters on the beach below belowDeath belowDeath belowDeath
Death at Ormond OrmondMrs
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Mrs Harriet C Ford wife of George GeorgeC e eC
C Ford of Cleveland Ohio died at Or Ormond Ormond Ormond ¬
mond Saturday night of abdominal Itemorrhage hem hemorrhage hemorrhage ¬
orrhage the result of a fall from a horse horsehile horsewhile
while hile out riding Saturday morning morningMr I
Mr Ir and Mrs Ford have been sojourn sojourning ¬
ing at Ormond and while out riding ridingSaturday ridingSaturday ridingSaturday
Saturday morning it is said Mrs Ford Fordreleased Fordreleased Fordreleased
released the reins for a moment and be before before ¬
fore 4he he could recover n them the horse horseprobably horseprobably
probably in play began to jump and andrear andnar andrear I
rear throwing Mrs Ford to the ground groundthe I
the fall causing the injuries which later laterresulted laterresulted
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resulted in her death She was but 29 29years 29years 29years
years of age ageThe ageThe ageThe
The remains were shipped to thehome thehomeof the home homeof
of Mrs Irs Fords parents at Newark N J Jfor Jfor Jfor
for interment accompanied by Mr Ir Ford FordFor FordFor FordFor
For Sale or Rent RentA
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A beautifully situated home on the thehigh thehigh thehigh
high bluff of the Indian River at South jTitusville j jTitusville jTitusville
Titusville House has ten rooms and andmodern andmodern I Imodern
modern improvements Is surrounded surroundedwith j jith I Iwith
with ith screened porch 300 feet water waterfront waterfront II
front dock and boat oat house launch and androwboat andrl androwboat
rowboat rl > hoat can go in bargain or sold sipa separately siparattly
rattly Along the shore is a park of ofpalms ofpalms ofpalms
palms and banana trees On the thegruunds thegruundsare grounds groundsare
are about 30 3 bearing orange trees be
etc etcEunaive etcExtensive etcExtensive
Extensive grounds that go in the bar bargain barain bargain
gain ain can be sold in building lots lotsWould lotsWould lotsWould
Would be well for a Sanitarium SanitariumFor
For further particulars Mrs C Nelson NelsonCox XebollBox NelsonBox
Box 105 Titusville Flu 2td2w 2td2wMr 2td2wIr 2td2wMr
Mr Ir and Mrs Ir Henry Van Dorn arrived arrivedfrom arrhedfrom arrivedfrom
from Miami Monday in response to tou tou
u teligram from this city announcing announcingthe announcingthe
the t 1e serious OUS illness illnc > with pneumonia of ofth oftwir oftheir
th their ir little daughter Louise The child childvas ehildas childwas
vas as not expected to live Sunday Sunda but buther buther buther
her parents found her somewhat im improved imprond fnproved ¬
proved Mr Ir Van Dorn was obliged to toreturn toreturn toreturn
return at once to Big Pine Key Mr MrVan MrsVan lr5 lr5Van
Van Dorn had gone to Miami i last week weekto wC k kto
to look for a location for housekeeping housekeepingand
and will move to that city as soon as the thelittle thelittle thelittle
little girls condition will permit permitc
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