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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
CESO LA EPlDEMIA
DE LA VIRUELA
No Sc han registrado nueUos casos
y los yc existentes estdn en-
ufas de curacion

A!armanteS en- extreme eran los
caracteres que estaba tomand" n
epidemic de viruela. en- la ciudad ce
San Antonio. Por cientos podlan
contarse los casos de esta terrible
enfermedad, que Sc cebaba Ell los
hogares mexicanos que, por su po-
breZa y aislamiento, no pueden dis
frutar Ge las condolences higienicas
que Sc requieren para combatIrla.
Sin embargo. el cello de las auto
ridades sanitarias de "a cludad, asl
como las activMades desplegadas
Dor la oficina dc cuarentena para
opener un dique al curse de tan
fuerte epidemia, han hecho que esta
decrezca notablemente, al grado de
que puede darse por desaparecica,
pues TO solo no Sc han reglstrado
cAsos sucesivos de viruela. sino que,
los va existentes, han aliviadO en- su
gran mayoria Y algunos pacientes
disfrutan ahora de una franca con-
vaiecencia.
De aplaudirsc es la labor humanl-
taria desarrollada por algunoS doc
torres mexicanos aqul RESIDENCES,
ouienes han atendido con empeno y
dedication a varios enfermos de Vi
ruela, principalmente por los a!re-
Ledores de Breckenridge, donde Ia
epidemic habia tornado gran lncre-
mento, y por el barrio de los Alcaa-
fords, al noreste de esta de esta po-
blac;6n Estos senores han recetado
!os enfermos, proporcionandoles
-edicinas de su propio pecullo, y he
emo cuanto ha estado de su parte
Dor remediar los males que afligen a
los compatriotas indigentes, que por
81 dificil situacion pecuniaria, no
Dueden materialmente alejarse de
.os peligros de Ia terrible epidemic
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]APON NO |NVAD|RA La SIBERIA 81
RUSSIA Sc SEPARA De Los ALIADOS
Bonar Low neg6 que aerru tuuera proyeco un td
tado con ell mperio del Sol Ruciene para aqael fin
SAbES QUE HINOENDURG HA CAMBIADO MAS De ElN1E
bN|ESIONfS DEL FRFNTE ORIENTAL Al OCCIDENTAL
SeryIcIe Especial para LA PRENSA.

Serrlcle Especial para La fhh.>SH'
LONnRES, Mayo l4.-Andrew Bo-
mar Law, Ministro de Hacienda en- el
eabinete britanico, informo hoy en- la
Camara de los Comunes que nlngun
tratade Sc l,ubiera tornado o estuvlcra
ton.ando en- consideration con el Ia
non, de acuerdo con el cual esta ultl-
ma nacion invadiria la Siberia 81 Ru-
sia Sc separaba de sus aliados en- Ia
2reseEte guerra.
Despachos recibidos hoy en- esta capl
tai dicen que las pcrdldas sufridas For
los alemanes en- el frente occidental.
han obligado al Mariscal Hindenburg
2 retirar cerca de cuatrocientos mil
hombres del frente ruso para utili-
zarlos en- la campana contra los ingle-
ses franceses.
Sabese que solamente del 16 al II
de .Abril. ell Es.ado Mayor alcman
traslad6 veinte divisiones del frente
oriental la retaguardia de las lineas
teutonas en- Francia y que desde esa
fecha doce divisiones mas han sldo
movilizadas y enviadas a la Inca de
batalla, algunas de las cuales han sido
prachcamcnte aniquiladas.
e. Noveno Cuerpo bavaro de reser-
va, de siete mil plazas. perdio en- las
acGones que tonlo parte, mas de las
tres cuartas parties de su efectivo J
debido a este tai cuerpo ha iejado de
eyistir,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
Los Maurisfas y Ia
nueUG Crisis
ministerial
Al abrirse Ell Parla nento, empren-
derdn una canpaEa de alberta
oposicion a. gobierro
ScrrTcio Exclusive para Ia FRENSA.

ScrTlcio Exclusive fara la FRENSA.
MADRID, Mayo 14.-Los mauris
tas celebraron hoy un mitin y tras
de acaladorados debates, decidieron
tonar parte muy actlva en- Ia !3cha
parlamentaria cuando el Parlamcnto
abra su nuevo periodic de sesloncs,
10 que ser;i dentro de muy pocos
di2s. La campana de los mauriSt&s
ri d!rIgida contra el programa del
gobierno q efecto de hacer fracasar
Ia labor del nuevo gabinete.
Dec,araron los principales leaders
que tenian la seguridad de que su
c&mpana en- el Parlamento provoca-
ria la crisis ministerial que vIenen
buscando Y por 10 tanto, IA caiua del
gabinete que preside el senior Garcia
Prieto. Marques de Alhucemas.
Termino el retro de las tropas de
Marruecos.
El AGnistro de Ia Guerra declare
hoy los periodicoS, que ha termi-
(Pa>a la III. plana Col. ~
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IerremOtO en- la
region central
de Italia
EI fenoneno cause considerables
periuicios en- rodas las poblacio-
nes de la Prouincia de Umbrla
SeryIcio Especial para Li rRENSa.

ser,Icio Especial para Li rRENS'.
ROMA. Mayo l4.-Un despacho
rcc!bido hoy en- esta capital, proce-
cente de Perugia. da cuenta de G1e
un fuerte terremoto sac1ilo dgraa-
tc ei dia de hoy, una gran region de
la pronvinca de Umbria, causando
considerables perjuicios en- las po-
blaciones de Spoleto. Narni, GUbrlc,
Reti. Spello. Cesi, Stroconi y otras
varlas.
Las escasas notlcias recibldas has
Ia ahora dicen que un gran ndmero
dc personas han resultado herldas,
pero no Sc sabe 81 hayan ocurrido
muertes. De Perugia Sc han estado
enviando ul,gentemente auXl!los
los pueblos mas cercanos, azotados
por el temblor.
.>,e>>>>>>>>>~~~.~~s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
propia libertad. Ell grupo de repa-
triados vitoreo durante ell trayecto
por las GALES de la poblaci6n. a. nue.
vo Congreso ruso.
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MIA. Y para otras muchas de diversas
classes, asi a"ricolas como industriales,
era va dificil encontrar en- esta ciudad
ia cantidad de peones que aniano Sc
consecuian, cast sin esfuelZo, pues que
DC ellos nlismcS salia la solicitation.
Sc ha slmado al tenor del servi-
rio obligatorio, 10 dificil y caro- de las
subsisteneias, pues que ccnforme los
dias pasan, van aicanzando precic ma
yor los articu!os de prime,a necesidad.
en- esta Y en- casi todas las ciudades de
i. Union. .
Pequenos prcpietarios que huycn. =
Mas ne solo son los peones nj los
obreros los que abardonan el terrific
(Pasa a la ga. Col 5a.)
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POR SETENTA Y SETE V0TOS CONTRA SEIS e. SENADO
AMERICANA APROBO EL LEY S0BRE ESPIONAJE
Fueron elininadas de eseproyecto las clau-
sulas relativas a la censura la prohi-
bicion sobre el consume de bebidas
Ell Coite financero presento proyecto por e cue
autoriza TN saso de cuatro mil mlenes de doleres
- stendsr las necesidades de la guerra

WASHINGTON Mayo +El Sc nado en- Ia session Veflc"a ea no
veto De lev espca oinanac de poyeto Eas 'aua
que Ia " Doho;'n soore el consume
de hc5i1as.
Les de administration hieror 1asta final esfuzo para
tonzc CITE rensertar {" :! proyeSto del "onale
gotiero deseaa cue
SaLo 2 ra II reter"a clauna
pero L cs eres - auron en- IN complete "so Pu
mara ahruHdcra naya De c"nta
ocho conta
Gcl consideration lie
Faio
Dc lara necesda3eS de Ia guerra hsnGo yer
c2dea feStinacitn r"edc P-oyecto.
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prominentes personajes verso sobre
question de guerra. especialmcnte
aouellas que interesan al Coronel
81 al fin logra el permlso para mar
char con su expedition a Europa.
Estuvo presente en- Ia conferrea-
cia Quintin Roosevelt, hijo del CO.
ronel, q1ien obtuvo licencia del cuer
DO aereo militar donde presta SIS
servicios, para recibir con su padre
al distinguido visitsnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
Ell GENERAL WOOD Sc HlZO
CARGO DEL DEPARTAMEN-
TO MILITAR DEL SUR.

CHARLES7 ON, S. C. Mayo IA
Ell Mayor General Leonard S. Wood,
que lego aver csta capital, sc hizo
cargo hoy de la Jefatura del Depar-
tamento Mil;tar del Sureste, cue
comprende los Es:ados de la costa
meridional del At!antico y los del
Golfo. "a
Sc esta -reparando una gran pa
rada para el proximo jueves, en- ho-
nor del nuevo Jefe militar, en- la que
tomara parte tambien las fuerzas de
Ia suarnicion que seran revistadas
por el general Wood.
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VA A CONTRAER MATRIMONIO
LA HIJA DEL L-CONTRA-AL-
MIRANTE FLETCHER.
Scrvicio Especial para Ia PRENSi.

NEWPORT, R. !. Mayo l4.-Aye-
Sc hizo el anuncio official del pr5Xi-
mo matrimonio de Ia Mia del Contrt
Almirante Fletcher, de Ia Armada
de los Estados Unidos, con ell Tenien-
tc Comandante de Marina. Rays. La
fecha del matrimonio aun no sc fl
ia, pero Sc sabe que sera dentro de
pocos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
BALFOUR CELEBRO UNA ENTIRE
VISTA CON ROOSEVELT.

NUETA YORK, Mayo 14.-A:t-
hur James Balfour. iefe de Ia conf
son britannica, celebr0 hoy una con-
ferencia con el ex-Presidente Roo<e-
welt, en- Oyster Bay.
Creese que la conversation de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
IeIesraua EspscIaI para La pRENsA-

WASHINGTON, Mayo l+.--De
fuente autcrizada Sc ha sabido que
las Comisiones inglesa francesa han
informado al Presidente Wilson que
Francia Inglaterra Sc hayan dis
puestas a proportional todo e. equipo
complete que Sc requiera para cual-
cuiera fuerza expedicionaria que Sc
per.nita organizar al Coronel Roose-
welt para su Immediate servicio en-
FranCia
La oferta comprends TODD e. elui-
DO armamento necesario, desde RI
files hasta art;lleria lie campaEa. Las
citaGas ccmisiones tambien manifcs-
tarcn al presidente que no seria re-
comendable que Sc llevara al teatro
de Ia guerra Ia artilleria de canlpana
americana, nj los rifles, pues Ia pri-
mera es inferior al tipo de caibre re-
ouerido para conlbstir la del enc
-,?igo v los segundos son CO uo mode
10 diferents que requiere diferente
parque al que Sc esta fabricanto ac-
tualmente en- grandes cantidaGes en-
InglateTra = Fra1cia.
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Un relate incoherente.

La session era esperada con IN
tense interes por el publico Y con
gran nerviosidad por los dIputados
do uno otro bando. Cuando e! iIc.
Acuna subio a Ia tribuna para ha-
Ger un relate del atentado en- que
estuvo q punto de perder la vida, IA
expectation subio de punto. Ell eH-
Ministro estaba visihlemenre emo
cionado 4 ESQ Sc debio que su re-
laci6n fuera incoherente atrope-
llada. Refiri6 que el dia 9 del &C.
rriente fue en- su automovil, visi-
tar una casa que adquirio hace dos
meses, ubicada frente Ia Hacienda
de "Portales," Y en- Ia cual esta ha-
ciendo algunas reparaciones, y que
al salr de ella observe que sobre Ia
calzada de Tlalpam. Sc encontraha
dos individuos montados, un charrc
Y otro correctamente vestldo ac0m-
panados de una amaZona, 10 MIRA
ban atentamente Y que al llegar d
diez metros de distancia del lugar
donde el Sc hallaba, uno de ellos in
terrogo al otro diciendo-jIa? y ca
81 en- seguida le hizo varios dispa-
ros a quemarropa, sin tocarlo; que
al verse agredido Sc tiro en- el suelo
'sac6 81 pistola para defenderse.
, mientras Sc arrastraba hasta refu.
: eiarse detras de un arbol. Mis- agre-
sores siguio dieiendo el licenciado
Acuna,-se retiraron cincuenta
metros de distancia al yer que NE
encontraba dIspuesto defenderme
Agreg6 Acuna cue mIentras sus
enemigos huian, tuvo tempo de Pc
! dir a algunos vecinos que habian sa'
lido atraides por las detonaciones
(p.., /, "a Col 2sN
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Ell atentado contra el Ex-Mnistro de
Cobernaci6n, Lie. Jesus Acuna
Ell dpuado Ramirez Garo acn5 Cdmara al PedeOte Ca
ranza de ser Ell instgador de este hecho escdndao

Cnrrc>pUndrIria Especial para IA PRENst.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo 10.
Una de las sesiones mas aglradas
que haya habido en- Ia Camara ce
Diputados, tuvo lugar aver. FL ateH-
tado de que el licenciado Jesus Acu
ma. ex-Ministro de Gobernacl0n del
gobIerno de facto, asegura haber
sido victima, Y Ia acusaclon velada,
pero directa, presentada ante la Re-
presentation Naciona. por algunos
de los miembros del PartIdo Llbe-
raj Constitucionalista. del que es
miemDro el mcncionado senor Acu-
ma. silvieron para enconar las dlvi-
stones cue eXisten en- Ia Camara y
para exitar aun mas los animoS de
los grupos contl'incantes, el gobIer-
nista Y el oposiclonista, entire quic-
mes mcdda que pasan los diss
cunde mas hondamcnte Ia division
Y Ia agresividad.
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Telegrama Especial para La PRESSA.
WASHINGTON. Mayo l+.-En
los circulos militares de Ia capital Sc
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee Ia PRENSA has large:
circulation than any other mexican new:
paper in the United States
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(Pasa a la Ga. Col. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15

Compre usted sus libros en- espahci
Ia Casa Editorial Loz:no, 1lS North Sta
Rosa Avenue. San Ant-io, Texas rs
Ia mas barata.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-20
THE WOOL SHORTAGE.

The acuteness of the wool situation was
emphasized few days ago when con-
vention was held in Chicago for the pur-
pose of diverting sheep from the slaughter
houses to the farm.
When nation is at war its wool re-
cr1irements increase instantly and neor-
rlously 1t is estimated that every soldier
requires three pounds of secured wool
each week that he is in service. A fair es-
innate Of CIVILIAN cons Jmption is little
more than five pounds year.
More than half the wool needed for
American consumption must be imported,
despite the fact that millions of American
acres are we'll adapted to sheep and wool
raising The number of sheep in the United
States has decreased 100000 head in the
past seen years, though the increase in wool
quirements has been great and prices have
mounted steadily.
The prices paid recently for the West
Florida clip established new records and
WI undoubtedly stimulate sheep raising in
this section.
1t is estimated that the South alone
could raise 3O,000,O00 sheep and the gov
ermnment is urging that the WORKOUT farm
lands of New England be stocked with wool
bearing animals.
There is no question but that this coun-
try should produce all raw materials in
conduct OF the war and with our vast acres
OF idle land that could be used for the rails
ing of sheep there seems no good reason
why we should not be independent of the
rest of the world so far IS our wool re.
ouirements are concerned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-20

on business the early part of the
week.
Mrs. Nat Mason and Mrs. Ernest
Steele were in Atmore shopping
Monday.
Russell Dixon and Liston Mccoy
were Sunday evening callers at H.
Graham's.
Mrs. E. Ward spent Friday last
with relatives in Atmore
Miss Emma South, of Red Level,
is visiting friends here.
w. S. Ward spent the weekend
with home-folks.
Miss Carrie Majors and Oscar
Ward called on Miss Loddie Mer-
rift, Of Oak Grove, Sunday.
Jas. B. Perkins and two other Pen
sacolians visited our Sunday School
Sunday. Mr.. Perkins gave a short
talk in the interest of Sunday schools
A large number of cattle were
dipped here last week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-20
SEPTEMBER 30, 1917.
One Hundred and Sixty-Fifth Day OF
America in the War.
A PROBLEM FOR MR.. HOOVER.

Escambia county is not alone having
difficulty in finding profitable markets for
farm products. From northern New 4oBk
comes reports of thousands OF barrels OF
apples and pears and tons OF grapes rottlng
on the farm because market prices will not
pay transportation charges and brokers
commissions. Yet, from other sections
come reports of scarcity in the retail mar
kets and very high prices.
The problem is clearly one OF merchan-
,;sing-and one too deep for many farmers.
Until it is effectively solved, both producer
and consumer will suffer.
One of the most valuable uses 60 which
Mr. Hoover could devote his splendid or
eanization would be to insure intelligent
distribution Of all perishable farm products
1t would be a great undertaking, but the
resulting saving of food and increase in
national wealth would fully justify the
effort
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-20
''Capitano Hop and 'Spinx
Rest Be Feature of Dance

The committee in charge of the
dance to be iven tomorrow night at
the Keyser Auditorium, by the 18th
section of the Aeronautical Station
are in receipt of letter that prac-
tically makes the occasion loom up as
a particularly interesting one. The
letter as follows, explains itself:
To the Entertainment Committee,
18th Section Aeronautical School.
I have just read in the morning
Journal challenge issued by Walter
Kingsley for a rope skipping contest
to take place at the dance you are
to give Friday night at the Keyser au-
ditoriun1. 1 am perfectly willing to
meet Mr.. Kingsley in a rope skip
ping contest for $1,000 to be given
to the Red Cross. Personally, don't
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-20
Don't Get the Spray and Salve Habit

Don't Get the Spray and Salve Habit
The experience of nearly every per-
son afflicted with Catarrh is identical.
First, usually, what is commonly
on" with considerable stubbornness.
The air passages become infiamed and
choked up, rendering breathing pain
full and difficult. There is constant
hawking and splitting in an effort to
clear the nostrils, the throat becomes
irritated and unless the proper treat
ment is used, the patient is in for a
siege.
This will be your experience II Ca
tarrh gets a foothold In your system.
Then like thousands of others, you
will quickly want to know the best
treatment for the dangerous ailment.
But you are in position now to
profit by the mistakes which others
have made who have been using the
wrong treatment. Do not be led into
the belief that because your air pas
sages are stopped up, making it hard
to breathe, that you can be perma-
nently cured by the use of sprays,
ointments, salves, ETC., applied to the
locally affected parts.
Similar remedies have been used
for years by thousands of Catarrh
sufferers and you will not find many
who have been cured by this treat
ment alone. In fact, the disease is
getting a firmer hold on their sys-
tenn all the time, because this local
treatment can do no more than afford
temporary relief.
BY using the proper means at the
beginning, many people could avoid
| Catarrh entirely, and prevent the dis
ease from getting a foothold in their
system. After it gets hold of you,
however, it is unwise to temporize
and neglect the proper treatment, be-
cause Catarrh has tendency toward
the lungs, and everyone knows what
a serious condition they are in when
the lungs become affected. In fact,
dreaded consumption, in many cases,
could be prevented if Catarrh was
| properly treated in time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-20

sum of 81 $4,000 to form Mayo founda-
ton for higher medical education research
and investigation. In commenting on the
gift, DR.. William Mayo said: 1--WE turn
over to the regents the bulk of our savings,
as an outright gift. The money came from
the people and we feel it should return to
the people-a continuing fund that shall
serve this state for generations to come"
The Mayos are doing their share of war
v crk, too. They will take turns III serving
with the American troops abroad, using
their master skill in saving the lives of sol
diers wounded in battle.
America may we'll be proud of the Mayo
brothers-of their skill, their patriotism
and Of their benevolence. They are Ameri-
cans of the truest type.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-20
NEVER BOTHERED SINCE

After suffering with terrible pains
in his back and around his kidneys
for eight years, and after having
tried several doctors and different
medicines, Avis Souers, AIDE, Ind,
writes: "Foley Kidney Pills were rec
commended to me and the first bottle
removed the pain. After taking three
bottles the bloating was all gone and
has never bothered me since" When
relief can be had so quickly why not
Danish backache, rheumatic pains,
stiff and swollen joints caused by dis
ordered kidneys adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-20
IS. S. S. PROVES ITS
POWERINDEALING
WITH CATARRH

The reason why Catarrh cannot be
cured by local applications Of sprays.
douches, ointments, salves and other
locally applied remedies alone, Is be-
cause it is a blood disease, and comes
from millions of tiny Catarrh germs
which find Judgment in the blood. On
less the system is in such perfect
condition as to be able TO throw them
off, these germs multiply rapidly UNI
til the blood becomes thoroughly in
fected with them.
The irritation of the membranes
and air passages, which become
stopped up and make it difficult to
breathe, are only manifestations of
the trouble, and not the disease it
self. The germs make their attack
on these delicate parts of the body
because here they find the least re-
sistance, and hence they can easily
set up their work of destroying the
tender tissues. The use of sprays and
douches only unstop the accumula-
tions in the air passages, which very
promptly re-appear.
This explains why victims Of Ca
tarrh have to use local treatment SO
constantly. Catarrh can only be
reached by a remedy which goes down
to the source of the disease-the
blood. S. S. S. has proven its value
in the treatment of this disease, be-
cause it is an unequaled blood remedy,
which drives impurities from the
blood and cleanses it Of disease
germs.
S. S. S. is guaranteed to be pure
lv vegetable, has been on the market
for fifty years, and is sold by drug
gists everywhere. It has a wonder
full record for combating blood dis
orders, and YOU should begin today
taking it for your Catarrh. The
Medical Director will gladly give you
advice as to additional treatment,
without charge. Write him full in
formation about our case, and he will
tell you just what you should do.
Address SWIFT SPECIFIC COM
PANY, 90 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Ga.-adv.
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know Mr.. Kingsley's methods as it
might be that there are steps used in
the east that we in Idaho and the west
do not use. Our two most difficult
skips are called the "Capitano Hop"
and the Sphinx Rest" in fact I feel
sure that the East would not use
these. Mr.. Kingsley will not use eth
err of these slzips, (Which are very tir-
ing and difficulty, will be glad to
show him what real Western rope
skipping is. ] have won a couple Of
trinkets for rope skipping myself.
Very respectfully yours,
THOMAS S. KNIGHT.
The committee in charge of the
dance tomorrow night, are completing
arrangements to stage the rope skip
ping contest and the entertainment
should prove a novel one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Thos. G. Watson and wife to Pensa-
cola Land & Improvement Co.-Por-
tons lots 16, II, Is and 10 and all
lots 20, 81 and %, block IA, East
King Tract, on North side of Wright
St.-$1 and other considerations
Commonwealth Corporation by
Sheriff, to C. c. Hartman-Lots 1, 2,
8, d., 5, % and ID, block SIS, West
King Tract; lots II, II, 10 and IA,
block 1873, East King Tract, east of
Tarragona street; North "a feet lot
6 and of east LIZ lot 5, block Sd,
East King Tract, east of Tarragona
street; lot 10, block z, New City
Tract; lot l, block 6, New City.
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TRUE AMERICANS.

It is refreshing to read, in the midst of
tales of sordid commercials1n and selfish
interest, of the gift of the Mayo brothers
TO the University of Minnesota. FOR gen
Grafton the Mayos have ranked Is Amer
ica's most successful surgeons, and their
hospital at Rochester, Minnesota. is famed
every quarter of the earth. Probably no
other family has SO fully contributed to the
health of the world and perhaps none has
been so we'll rewarded for it's skill. That
the science of medicine and surgery may
be advanced and that humanity may con-
tinue to benefit through them long after.
they have laid down the scalpel. the Mayo
brothers have donated to the university the