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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
Iurunrari News OS,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department If the Interior 4. :. Lana
Oniro ~ Turumruri, New Mexico
\pril ~. 1913
Notice is hereby given that John L.
Baxter, If Lloyd, y. NJ, who 90 Angus
., 1905, made II T. Ser No. OS37, for
SEX Sec, 90. Twp on, Ring BE. y VI +
Meridian has fled notice of intention
90 make Final Three Year Proof, 70 o..
iahIish claim 20 the land above described
before Register and Receiver L. s. Land
Oniro a Tucumcari, y. VI. on the eth
lnv Of May, 1913,
Claimant unmc. as witnesses:
j. G. Allen, &. Y. Ford, IT, G. Hall.
lH Shahan, an Df Lloyd. y. NJ.
K. \. Prentice Rcgistcr
Np|l' - May - 81
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News OSlOl -Ul2lS%
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the iu'clior T.. :. Lama
Ouir, u' Tucumrari. New Mexico
April Is, 1913
Notice Is hereby given that l." French
Williams. of Murdoch. Y. VI. who on
July II, 1907. made II T. Ser no. 0Sl0l
No. 1868. for NEh Sec - 4 Addl
No. 0l2lS3. made Aug -, 1909, for
NWll Soc 20, Twp On, Rug BE, n
VI 7 Meridian has filed notice Of in.
],rution 20 make Five Year on Orig.
and Three Year on Add1 Proof, to es
'ahlish claim 70 the land above De
,rrihcd before Register and Receiver
T. : Land Oico Mt Tucumcari, y " on
he l2rh day - June, 1913,
claimant names rs witnesses:
Charlrs ". Kccler, Tucumcari, y, " ;
q. q. Williams. Murdock, y. NJ; J. y
Pierce, Nurdock. y. VI i V Gr"a'
house. NurdocR. y. VI,
r. \. Prentice. R"gi,'cl
Npri % May % 81
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NSAAtA Wv
Department of the Interior, 4. :. Lnuu
Office ~ rurumcari, New Mexico
MAY :. 1913
Norirc T., hereby given that Pedro
Nirptl. ct quay, y, NJ who on March
To-. 1905, made II F. Scr No. Oiji6, No.
75l2. tor ST. Sci, See II and Sia
SWl, see r., Twp 81, Rug ZOE, y Vi
T. Meridian. hp, dlci notice of intention
,o make Five Ncpr Proof, IA establish
claim ~ the land above described, h".
fore Register and Receiver 4 ; Land
Onicr ~ Tucumcari y. NJ, on the 2itl
inv Of June, 1913. =
Claimant names ~ Witnesses;
Pedro BornucY, Hilari0 Borqucl, Atal
r,io Rorqucl, Nnrurio Rorquc2, all of
Quay. y. VI.
r. \. Prentice, Register
May 10 June ~ ~
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u 1900
News
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department at thr Iu rriur T.. =. i1n,
O1i.. n' T~u.uurrr' New N"vl.o
April u. 1913
Notice a., hcrchv given that George
u Estes. Of Hudson. y. VI. who ou Noy
/. 1900. made II f. Ser Ne. 0GOGo No
l273g. for SCI, Soc. % and Ndd' MAJ
Is. lQll for NEh Soc -, TWP l2N.
Rug 22E, y VI = Mcrid am, has Gle !
notice Of intention 20 make Five Wear
ON or and Three Year ON \dd1 proof
'u establish claim 90 the land above
Described before Register and Receiver
Z. :. Land Onic" ~ Tucumcari. y "
con 'hc 3l,t day ~ May, 1919.
Claimant name, ~ witnesses
Ruben /. WiImoth. Henderson Bart
lc'tc. Frank Esquihcl, e. n. Lawson AZ
- hudson. Y. VI.
r \ pr,u''... Rr.i,'o
,pri o. MAY % -
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rur,ucori News Ol2T--Ol3"il
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department az the Interior I, : Land
Onirr ~ Turumruri, New NrN.."
April -, lHI3
Notice is hereby given that Nathan
II. Spiccr, Of Ragland, \. NJ who ON
August p, 1905, made II T. Ser Ne,
Ol2l7. for NWli Sec, 10 and Addition
nj No. OI33li made April Il, 1910,
for SWlI Section 2. Twp ~. Rang"
a0E. y VI p Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make Three Year Proc,
10 establish claim 10 the land above Ne
Scrih,d, before Register aud Receiver
4 : Land Onice NJ Tucumcar., \. NJ.
ON the 9th day cf June, 1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses
James Gray, Ragland, y. NJ; james
Hendricks, Quay, y. VI. Robert Canady
QUAY. Y. ", Wilson Springer, Quay
\cw Mexico.
\. Prentice. Rngi-''
Ami % May % ~
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Iucumrari News OGl30 OliU2,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Dep '..rni p 'hr lu."r.uJ |. : IT,.
uu.,. Or Iururrngi, New Nr>l.'
NpII ~, IgI"
Notice 0, hereby given 'ha, Galway
II. Lawson. Of Hudson, y NJ who OF
November ~, 1906, made II r Ser No.
uGl3d. 40. l2aG2 for Lot, y = and
~ NEii ant AIdI so. olI023 mad,
Dee. II, 1910 for SEA sec | Twp l2N
Rug BE, VI = Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make fiunl five
year On orig; three year on add y proof
20 establish claim 20 the land above dc
Srribcd, before Register and Receiver,
+ = Land Office at Turumcari, y. VI
On the 9th day of May, 1913.
Claimant names ~ illnesses:
i. NJ. Bartlett, ". ". Upton. j. VI
Ward, all of Hudson, Y W.. aud Y. \
Carroll, of Turumcari, y. NJ
K. \. Prentice Rogi.'"'
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News O7O5'
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NOTlCE tOh fObLlSA lON
Department or the Interior I. :. IHn'
OHirr ~ Turum'ori, New Now.
April IS, 1913
Notice i hereby given that Ruhrn
Wi'mo'h. Of Hudson, Y, ". who OF
March I. 1907. made II T. Ser No.
o-o5S. 80. I5G95. for SET Soc 81, Twp
ION. Ring &2E. y VI p Meridian. hn.
filed notice 81 intention "a make Five
Year Proof. 20 establish claim 20 The
land above described. before Register
and Receiver. = : Land Onlcc At tn
cumcrri. Y. VI. ON the 2Sth day ~ May.
1919.
Claimant rnmr. ~ witnesses.
Charley Reed. i. T.. smith WIZ
lam T. Work.. r. T. Parker. M If No'.
.on. Y. VI.
\ p,rr''.n. Haal-.,
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lIouar'mcnt Of the Interior I. :. IH"'
ONicc NJ Tucumrari. New N.yi'o
April rs, 1913
Notice is hereby given that John r.
Coshow, Of Lloyd, " NJ, who on Jan
IL. 1907, made II T. Ser No. O736, No.
1890. for Lots 3 and I Of See ~ aud
Lots | and 9 See 10, Twp IN, King
32E. \ NJ p Meridian, has filed notice
of intention TO make Five Year PROOF,
n establish claim 20 the land described
hcCore Rcoister aud Receiver T. 8 Land
ONlco nj Tucumcari, n, NJ on the 9sth
dav ~ May, 1913,
Claimant names ms witnesses;
I =. H'ckerson, J, l.. Reagan, ~ T.
Wilmington, Walter Borcn, an 81 Lloyd
N,w Mexico,
v A. Prentice, Register
Apri % May % 81
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Tgruncpri News Og5O-Ul3l5g
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department cf the Interior + =. I."'
Oti,, o., Turumr1ri \,W N.NiDu
April IS, 1913
Notice Is hereby given that Robert
g. Sucl,ou. of Plain, " ". who on Aug
y. 1909, made IT r Ser No, O95O, for
SWl, See :, and Addn No. 0l3l52 made
Feb. %. 1910, for NWh Soc :, Twp IN
RING l2E, y NJ 7 Meridian, has filed
notice If intention 10 make Three Year
Proof. to establish claim 10 the land
shove described before Register and Re
crivcr 4 : Land Onico NJ Tucumcart.
Y. VI. on The 2Sth day of MAY 1913
Claimant names rs Witnesses
w. ". Lancaster, q, n Hatfield, l.
Cation. i. \ Adams. al Of Plain, New
Mexico.
r. \. Prentice, Register
Npri Ok MAY 81 ~
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MAY 10 June ~ II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27
PHYSICIAN DISAGREES WITH
WASHINGTON HEALTH OFFICER

Editor Pensacola Journal:
Among the Associated Press items
in your issue of March %, appeared
a report of the meeting at Washing
ton of the Illinois vice commission
from which I quote the following:
"Dr. w. C. Woodward, health off,
Ger Of the District of Columbia, urged
the encouragement of early marriage"
I am not sure that the public press
is the proper medium for the discus
sion Of the suppression of vice nor for
the reports of the Illinois vice COM
mission, whose activities appear to be
directed towards the suppression of
immortality among women, but / am
sure that any physician who voices
such an idea is either doing So,
thoughtlessly, or else has never alb
sorbed very much of the writings from
which he obtained his medical educa-
ton, to say nothing of his apparently
blunted power of observation.
Anatomists, long years ago, were
unanimous on the point that human
beings do not mature until they are
twenty-one years old. If this is true,
the mind cannot be mature at an
earlier date than that fixed for the
a mistake for young people to assume
fore they are mentally mature?
In other words, man, while being the
highest type of animal, is still an ami
NAL, and it is only because of his being
capable of mental superiority that rem
ders him better than other animals,
for without the mind he could hardly
accomplish any more than a toad or a
horse, and he would be a burden in
the land. like the grasshopper.
OF course, early marriage, that is the
union Of people under age" has ex-
listed since history began and prob
ably before; and will, no doubt exist
for countless ages to come; but we
have very few cases on record Of early
marriage being successful or right.
If the health officer of the District
Of Columbia is anxious to aid the Illi-
nois vice commission in the suppress
sion of immortality, he could not have
made a more grievous error, for history
is replete with instances of immortality
resulting from early marriage, and the
newspapers of today have no difficulty
whatever in keeping the readers sup
piled with items along this line.
Psychologists. PSYCHOLOGISTS and So
biologists are laboring with all their
might to teach the world the power of
the mind over matter, and it is to be
hoped that their teachings will soon be
productive of good results and that
people will learn to arrive at a more
mature age before they grapple with
so serious a problem as the married
condition.
w J. BENIN, N. d.
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VOX POPULI.
SAYS MANY ARE REJOICING
THROUGH RUSSELL'S EFFORTS

Editor Pensacola Journal.
1 note by your Wednesday morning
edition that the (Rice) pot has begun
to boil, and little wonder for the eter-
nal torment fires are being famed as
never before, since there seems to be
grave Cd danger OF their being extin-
Euished now that so many people are
exercising their God-giyen reasoning
faculties and are now seeing that God
speaks the truth when He says Their
fears toward Me is taught not by Ne
but by the precept OF men," When we
rightly approach the word OF God, we
do not find anything there which
teaches us TO dread our Heavenly
Father.
Hundreds On this city, and thousands
throughout the world are now being
made to rejoice by the untiring energy
of Pastor Russell and those allied with
him in preaching everywhere and
always. without money and without
price the message the angels so JOY
fully heralded "The glad tidings of
great 10y that shall. be to all people"
Luke 2:1o. We, too. once feared God
and loved only Christ, but now We see
that God is to be loved even in excess
to His glorious Son, and such declara-
tons of the Scriptures as God IS love"
THE Father Himself loveth you." God
so loved the world" etc, have a mean
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no salaries, no gra1o-bags, lotteries,
oyster or ice cream suppers, etc? Why
don't they get out clean papers giving
meat to the household of faith and
witnessing to the world, and leave thir-
teen million Of them per annum on as
many doorsteps, free to all? Why do
they not furnish their books free to
the poor, and at cost to others. as does
Pastor Russell with his six volumes
of Scriptural studies, more than six
millions of which are already in the
hands OF the people? Why do they
not get out a counter booklet on
What Say the Scriptures About He'll. -
What is the Soul" Where Are the
Dead" etc, and cite every Scripture
where the word ''heli' occurs, and ex-
plain the parallels, etc.. and furnish
them free, prepaid to any address for
the asking, as does Pastor Russell?
In conclusion, notice MT. Rice states
that more will follow" In that which
is to follow, please answer the above
and also state what Paul could have
meant in 1 Tim. GIG, which says that
God only hath Immortality. 1 am
mortal soul" believer. If Mr.. Rice is
not, what does he do with this pass
age?
Thanking you for the space, am
G. K. STAMBAUGH.
Pensacola, Fla, March &c, 1918.
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THURSDAY, MARCH ~, 1918.
Interesting Book BY
Pensacola Writer.

A new book. Social Wrongs and q
Practical Remedy: a Public Property
Reserve" by Carl E. Swanson. has
come to The Journals review table.
The book is of special interest in PEN
sacola, because Mr. Swanson is a
menber of the 163rd company. coast
artillery corps. stationed at Fort Bar
rancas. but it is also interesting be-
cause of its own merit.
The author premises his discussion
by the statement that 20 per cent of
the popula ton of the civilized nations
Of today is in or ON the verge of want,
and that among this class Of people IS
found the highest percentage of crime
and disease.
AS 9 remedy. he proposes a. Public
Property Reserve, !" where the out-of-
works may secure work and the home
less may secure homes, much as they
did when the public lands of the United
States were open to homestead entry.
except that no man would be allowed
to occupy public reserve home for
more than 10 years. During that ten
years ne would pay 8 per cent on the
cost OF the home and have six per cent
OF it returned to him at the end OF
the ten-year period.
The scheme proposed may be prac-
ticable or impracticabIe, but Mr..
Swansson's book is well written, In
teresting, and readable, and it con-
tains much good food for thought re-
CARELESS Of how his proposition itself
may be regarded.
The author is SO years old, is .
native OF Sweden. and has made his
own way in the world since boyhood
He deserves encouragement in his
literary endeavors.
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ing now, and force we never once
considered possible. And the foul stain
that has so long been upon the Heav-
emily Fathers name is now being rap
idly removed. God said through the
prophet, David, in Psalms 103: Is, luke
as a father pitteth his children, so Je-
hovah pitieth them that reverence Him,
for He knoweth our frame, He remem-
breth that we are but dust"
How strange that in a country as
wicked as this, a parent could hardly
be found who would burn his child
for even a second, and where public
sentiment is so much against cruelty
that If such a. father were found, he
would be confined to an insane asylum
at once Even the dunn, brute is pro-
tected against = cruelty, yet we have
been led to believe that man was so
much better than his God, who claims
tc be just, loving and parent-like, that
TX an earthly parent were guilty Of the
things we have accused God Almighty
of, he would be- declared insane or put
into a penitentfary. The Bible states
that God knew the end from the be-
ginning (Acts 1919 and in view OF
all this we have been taught that He
created man, and created a place big
enough, and furnished coal enough, and
a p.enteous supply OF hre-proof devils
to operate 1t throughout the countless
ages of eternity, and that He knew
that s9s out of every 1000 of His crea-
ton would go there to suffer the end
less misery, that He made man so he
could not die but must writhe and
groan and scream out in the horrible
agonies in such a place, without any
hope whatever. If men knew what
they were doing. would they blaspheme
Gods name In this manner? Nay, nay.
This most horrible Of bfasphenies has
driven thousands of the earth's best
people away from God and away from
the Bible for they surely thought these
learned co d. DIS were rightly in
terpreting the Bible
But now the truth is being preached
and those who have been the blind
leaders OF the blind" are most bitter in
their fighting against the light, and
they are gnashing their teeth. They
fear for their loss OF homage, and for
their salaries which are already being
cut of, for those who are getting their
eyes open first have ever been the
most faithful workers and largest con-
tributors.
Why don't these leaders, II Pastor
Russell is misleading the people, show
a like zeal for the eternal good of all
and preach their gospel CD free and
without price: seats free. no collection,
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The Calhoun Times is one of the
latest West Florida weeklies to make
its advent in the journalistic field, with
g. NJ. Shepard. editor, T. B. F'utch, as
sociate editor, and w. H. Lamberth,
business manager. The Times has
made a most excellent beginning and
The Journal hopes that throughout the
ensuing years it will prosper and grow,
for with such an accomplished and
capable managerial head and with one
OF the fairest and best of West Flor
Ida counties and towns to sustain it.
the Calhopn Times has every assllr-
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannof 5ns
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
z. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O
We. the undersigned. have known p
j. Cheney for the last Is years and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in al BUSH
ness transactions and financially able 70
carry out any obligations made by his
arm
WALDING, KTNNAN g. MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo q
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internallv
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system Tesfi-
monials sent free. Price. 75c per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. fAdv.)
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SENATOR STOKES PROPOSES GOOD MEASURE
FOR TELEGRAPH SERVICE LIABILITY.

FOR TELEGRAPH SERVICE LIABILITY
county
n Dusine IN Florida
sinss @ n PROVIDING sGrRes a tha
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corporations o liability
Be ssted By ba a' ps a the The s
W 5s 1fste sh S liable Sta or the nd e
sa amy rsesHed sof nan@is5
correctly 111y
any soa .n THAT sts s Ss s the ss
Under th or phJ na such gp that 5r5ss
any aue ease that e u
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sen ns % ss saa tip a % s
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Perform amy duy npod @ % s @ n for ns ar or eo
this nd be e d oe aTed to be ans es Pe shall P s
effect provision stipulation what
Section This shall
papers Of Florida and to the members a the legislature as follows
Please s writes Sou think Gn Of IT, ana kindly n uoh
your
company
hros the n nd neo ns g and n osr losed o
responsible
telegram Of
nsss ss they | @ % ssS ss s eas a h S S
ana TO
In inpunity
the for unjust rule of law is that the
the
permit rseevsTs woman % he ss g p sd sans
feelings
in he
damages indignty hunia
publish guilty
whe
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of
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The
militia
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leg. IL would then burn severely. could
not stand stocking or shoe on that foot
or leg 1t was swollen SO badly. Every sum-
mer my leg would get SO terribly sore and
ftched 30 badly nearly went crazy. I had
to keep it wrapped up all the time. I was
scarcely able to walk and hoped around on
one foot all summer.
IT tried all kinds Of salves and medicines
but nothing cured my leg until one day I
saw Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertised
and commenced to use them. After the first
application went to sleep and slept all
night. used two cakes OF Cuticura Soap
and two boxes Of Outicura Ointment ON my
self and was cured" (Signed) Mrs. Geo.
Heilmann. Apr. 10, 1912.
Cuticura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura oint-
ment (50c.) are sold everywhere. 4 single
set a often SUFFICIENT. Liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with SIP. Skin Book. Adj
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept T. Boston. -
ETender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick. Csc. Sample free.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

The boy who applies for a job may
have to answer many questions; but
there are four that no prospective en-
pIoyer will ask him. They are these:
2 Are you a skilful smoker DO you
play cards well?" Can you handle a
billiard cue dexterously r. What is
your favorite cocktail ?''-Youth's Conn
panion.
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sassy as ever, and as the "Rubes"
are game to the core, it is expected
that the game will be pulled OF on
schedule time, even If the "Rubes"
have to pawn their Easter clothes for
the price of ticket to the Deep Water
Ctty-Times- Courier.
Wait till the weather gets warmer
and the "Rubes'' can play bare6ooted.
Milton Gazette.
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Yes, you are mistaken. Pensacola is
going after factories with even more
avidity than che went after that base
ball franchise. But she wants and is
going TO have both.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

Our understanding is that Richard
Olney and DIR. Eliot in declining the
court of St. James post want the
president to understand that they are
entirely satisfied with the Houston
Post.--Houston Post. An Indictment
to which both of these eminent gentle
men will readily demur.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

Andrew Carnegie was spanked on
many occasions by a woman who now
claims to be 90 years of age. Andrew
contracted that same habit since he
was turned loose, and has spanked two
continents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

tsTopsy" Hartsel is Pensacola's per-
sona1 friend and he says that he
would not hesitate long at time to
exchange his Mud Hens for the aggre-
cation that will represent the Deep
Water City in the Cotton States
league. 'sTopsys knows.
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USE ALIENS En0T=ElsE.

Inc anf1septc powder to be shaken into the shr.a~
a yea want rest and comfort for tired. achinr.
heyes corns and bunions Of all pain and r,revent.
busters sore and calous spots. Just the thing for
Dancing Parties. Patent Leather Shoes and for
6reakng in New Shoes. 1t il the greatest con1forf
discovery Of lineage Tryit to-day. Sold everywhere
1ocfss Doet accept any subst1fate- For FREE frfai
package address Aliens. oInated, L. Roy, ".
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

A man has as much curiosity as a
woman, but clever way of not show
ing It
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

Lari1in Cleveland Is as gu-1ible as a
sophomore school girl. He thinks he
can make a sshit."
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itch so badly I could not
keep from scratching ie
bloody. The eruption
spread all over my whole
foot and leg up to the lmee-
My leg was as red az fire.
The itching would keep me
awake at night. and I
scratched 50 hard the blood
ran down Oyer the whole
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

The Journals advertising space i.
always in demand, but especially SO q
the present time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

That Rube ball team has a batting
average that would make the maps"
smile and pass on.
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To the '.Rubes': This suspense is
awful. Can't you say a word through
a megaphone Like Storrs or Allen or
Cleveland?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

Escamloia, while being the banner
county of the state, has several for
nidable rivals next door.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27
SAID OF FLORIDA
AND FLORIDIANS
wen nd On Mountain Side

Editor Harris of the Ocala Banner,
turns from the arid themes Of politics
and minor problems of the world, and
Is now giving much attention to the
deep and solemn questions OF religion,
which he treats in no narrow or doc
trinaI way, but IN a broad and tolerant
spirit that viii give him more readers
and make him more converts than IL
denunciation and reproof were the
burden of his argument. The editor Of
the Banner is well upon the mountain
side toward the summit, and as with
all other men OF ability his view has
CORRESPONDENCE enlarged horizon
Lakeland Telegram
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-27

Pensacola within the next year will
make record for the building of fac
tories and other industries that win not
be exceeded by that OF any other of her
sister cities.