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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-08
Jumping Cocoons.


Many visitors to the southwestern
states and Mexico have amused them
selves by watching the queer motions
of "jumping BEANS" the seed vessels
of a plant. each of which contain the
pupa of an insect whose spasmodic
movements cause the bean to hop and
roll about.
More remarkable are the humping
cocoons'' found in South Africa. The
cocoon is formed by the mother in
sect and is very hard. The pupa when
ready to emerge must cut it's way out.
The front of its head has sharp.
chisel-ike edge. and by driving this
against the inside Of the she'll it grad
ually makes a hole. The violent mo-
tions of the pupa within cause the CO.
coon to leap so that one has been seen
to spring out Of small glass tumbler
st. Louis Republic.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-08
Editorial Telephone, THREE-ONE"
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

they. went to relieve Judge" w. S.
McClenahan and Court Reporter Geo.
Moody during the term of court
which is being held there. H.
A turkey supper will be served by
the men of the Presbyterian church
in the church basement on Tuesday
evening, December 12.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Gassler of Al 5
Minnesota Avenue, have moved to
their farm west of here for the win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Cunning
ham have leased the Cassler resi-
dence for the present until their new
home, now being built, Fifth street
and American avenue, is completed.
Christmas letters and greeting
cards different than you have seen,
lc to SIC. only at ABERCROMBlE'S
Mrs. E. r. Jefferson of Duluth,
who has been the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. A. .Warfeld for the past
two weeks, will leave this evening
for Los Angeles, CAL, where she will
spend the winter. Mrs. Jefferson
will be accompanied by her son, R.
E. Jefferson, of Eveleth, who joined
her here on Monday.
The Bemidji Dancing Academy's
dance will be given tonight. There
| will be a good
| floor <.N"HHHH4GH good
music 8 TONIGHT o and a
good <:<:<:<N3**3a4* time
assured to all
! who attend. Teaching at 7:30 O'Clock
on the same evening. Better come.
A party of young people enjoyed a
sleigh ride last evening chaperoned
by Miss Vera Backus, after which
they danced in the Odd Fellows
Hall and served light refreshments
The party consisted of Misses Marie
Klein, Beryl Begsley, Julia Moritz
Della Hendrickson, Gertrude Malone
1zetta Fisher, Flora Todd, Helen Min
nick, Helen Backus, Clara Dicaire
and Messrs. Byron Russell, Alfred
Neuman, Will Russell, Wilbur Lycan
Don Shannon, Hugh Logan, Dick
Fenton, Lee Hendrickson, Donald
Douglas, Carter Cutter and Gregg
Malone.
Fancy Christmas boxes for packing
gifts at J. P. Omick's CuriO Store
successor to A. N. Gould.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-08
BASKET BALL PRACTICE
High School Boys Show Up Strong
+. Girls to Organize.

Basket ball practice is on at the
Bemidji High School, Coach Rob-
inson called a meeting of last years
squad for the purpose of electing a
manager for the coming season. Maui
rice Ryan, a Junior, was given this
office. Prospects for a good basket
ball team in the Bemidji High School
never were better. Although the
team has lost three of it's strongest
players, Alfred Newman, Clarence
Spencer and Louis Larson, there are
still large number of last years
squad ready for practice. Will Mac
Donald,~ Earl Bailey, Alfred Moritz,
Glen Peck Delbert Elletson, Maurice
Ryan and Alex Ripple are some of
ed for practice. Peck probably will
try for center this year: Earl Bailey
and Alfred Moritz are candidates for
forward. Earl Hoffus, Bertle Back
lund, Will Berrigan, James Malone,
George Graham make promising
showings. Inter-class contests will
not begin until after Christmas, but
the manager is trying to schedule a
game for a week from today.
Under the supervision of Miss
Berge, instructor in languages in the
High School, teams of girls will be
organized. In order to join these
teams the girls must pass a physical
examination.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-08
Il YEAR OLD BOY SHOOTS SELF
Attempt to Kill Rabbit With Butt Of
Gun Nearly Fatal.

At the Bemidji Hospital, Alfred
Hammer, IA years old, son of a far
mer 4 miles north of Bagley, is re-
covering from a serious rifle wound
accidentally inflicted by himself
while shooting rabbits on Monday of
this week. He had caught one in a
trap and m trying to kill it with the
butt of the rifle the weapon was dis
enlarged sending a 80 calibre bullet
into his intestines. He was hurried
to st. Anthony's hospital here and
his recovery now is expected.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-08

DR.. Robert Collyer, the famous
Unitarian preacher, was SS years old
today and the occasion was marked
by the receipt of many congratula-
tory messages at his home in New
York.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-08
Bursley Municipal Court Clerk.

Fred L. Bursley has been appoint
ed by Judge Simons to act as clerk
of the Bemidji municipal court dur
ing the absence of Clerk D. G. Smyth,
who is attending the Dumas trial at
Brainerd.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-08
Turkey Supper.

The men of the Presbyterian
church will give turkey supper
next Tuesday evening in the base
ment of the church when the follow
ing menu will be served:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-08
Assorted Pickles

Roast Young Turkey, Dressing
Cranberry Sauce Giblet Gravy
Baked Potatoes Mashed Bagas
Waldorf Salad Currant Jelly
Home Made Apple Pie Cream Cheese
Tea Coffee
Price: Adults SO cents: children
under 12, 25 cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
CATTLE GROWERS
ORGANIZE
Northern Arizona Stockmen
Form Association to Protect
the Industry in That State.

Flagstaff. Ariz. May THE Coco.
hino 'attl" Growers association was
organized at called meeting of
prominent cattlcmcn last week. The
officers 0i the ucw organization are
President. Jack crahb OF the Coco.
ninp Cattle company. president.
James Johnson ~ the Johnson cat
Tie company. secretary. Thos. c. Frier:
treasurer, VIM. Rabbit
Ther" were about twenty prominent
'util"In'n Wh" signed up because OF
an urgent necessity for an organic. 4.
iion Ia protect their Interests.
Al this meeting over $500 was
fniard as dues 10 BE- used in carving
on the business Of the organization
sanitary laws. cattle stealing. re-.
serve rights and many other vital
subjects viii come up before this as-
ISOLATION for settlement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
SHOOTING AFFAIR N
SANTA FE
Sheriff Shoots Man Through
Shoulder Who Resists Ar.
rest; Another Person Half
Shot" Raises Rumpus.

Santa Pc. y NJ May Eugcnio
Callahan Nas shot through the
shoulder sunday uisht by Constable
EIoutcro Ortcga of preciac, no. 8.
Tho report OF the nrug alarmed
many of N, r'-id,uts of college ave-
nuc AND they rushed out Into the
street tu Discover IN, cause 30 the
disiurbaur,. while others were Just
returning hum, from tho moving pic
.urr Show aud modp % utVy cntranC.
into their homes.
II appears that Constable Ortcgi
was tNiHg o. arrest callahan on tho
charge of dlsord,r,y conduct ard
Callahan resisting, the constable fircd.
The wound was dressed 10y q local
surgeon and II is thought Il will not
prove serious
The pthcr crispd also occurred on
college avenue ana resulted from
Ga" attempt oi a. drunken man Ia
enter the home nf Mounted Police
man Rafael Gomez. TN man got IN
to The plucita and there created such
q disturbance thai the mounted uu-
licemau Was aroused. Then followed
Ia" Offenders prompt arrest he is
nov In jail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
SINKING Of WELLS
IS ENCOURAGED
Delegate Cameron of Arizona
Introduces Measure in the
House Looking Toward Eli.
enlargement of Irrigation.

Washington, T.. G.. MAY "A bin
introduced 10y DELEGATE Cameron of
Arizona has for its purpose the en-.
couragemvnt OF tine sinking ul wells
and thc building at reservoirs an.
dams IN the territories of Sew Men.
ico ana Arizona II provides tina, any
citi1en at the United states may on.
Tain titlc lo 90 acres of land or more
up 90 32O acres DO wells bee dug or
dams built for the storage OF the sur.
face water on each 40 acres. % cen =
an acre TO Dee paid al the time the
declaration b. Med of tho nt nlion 10
develop the water and the remaining
81 within - months. providing water
mas been developed in that time Tor
nflhtlhs purposes, or tor cattle. or
Tor mechanical purposes The bin
as drafted does NOT affect The hon, -.
stead right OF 100 acres which every
citizen has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
BUTTONS Up BACK
BAR WOMEN
a.
Dr.. Cyrus T. Brady Declares
That Women Who Wear
Such Dresses Have Not
Enough Sense to Vote.

Washington. MAY Women can
never get suffrage as long as their
clothes button up the back" declared
ilvN. Dr cyrus Townsend BRADY of
Kansas CITY in a lecture before the
Episcopal church congress. which liz
meeting here, aud which set aside
u session for discussion of Votes Tor
women
when women haven't any moro
sons" than tu have dresses that but.
ton up the back. they certainly haven't
enough sense tu vote" declared
Brady 4 toll you buttons up the
back are foes not only To common
sense. but even to liberty. Recently
had tatlor make me a vest which
should have buttoncd ~, the side
Instead, ho put the buttons OF the
back. From that uiom.u, became
slave To my family ! have lost ms
liberty
The same objections apply t.
other ridiculous customs Of women
customs which prove them ~ he an
inferior sex. There is the picture hat
absurd. There are more garments
Nhl'H I iNlhf.I 10 mention. FINALLY.
There h the hobblc sklrt--a garment
which looks as 81 It might have been
born OF q Wcdl0ck between the Span
lsh luqulsition and an insane ASYLUM
only Few days ago couple in
Kansas city came 90 me- to bee mar
ricd The bride was dressed in IA,
most hobhling of hobblcs
II told both 70 kncci down. where
upon the bride blushingly informed
mc that To- do 81 would b. a physical
impossibility
But IL is an ecclesiastical ncccs.
sity.' J said, and told her that II she
really wanted 10 be married. tho phv-
steal would have to give way. The
physical gave. ! won't say whether
anything else did OF not
Numerous sponkers seriously de-
iendrd woman suffrage and argued
that II would tend Ia the advance or
Christianity one 81, sslon was de.
voted to discussion of IN. Jesus
Christ ~ the Gospels and Theology"
led los Dr W NJ. Groton Of Philadcl-
phid
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
THOUGHT 1T WAS
A FOOL QUESTION
Texas Hanger Couldn't Locate tiM
Va, ii Fund, IN Ci,n scr,icr
Test.

san Antonio. Tex. May several
years ago there war a civil service
examination to select what IN called
range rider in Texas to prevent,
coniraband trading along the banks
OF the Rio Grandc. There are "A
dozen or more such officials IN Tn,
customs service. william r. curtis
writes In his spondence 10 the
Minneapolis Journal. they are al
ways necessary because, whom tn,
river Is low. IL can be crossed In a
thousand places and smuggling H.
easy just now the range riders are
ro-enforced by several companies of
cavalry from the regular army to
prevent the insurrcctos and their gun
runners from snraking grms and am.
muni'ion into Mexico Every mile
Of border ls patrolled
IN The lisi of questions prepared
Us the chiof examiner at Washington
I" test the knowledge of efficiency of
candidates for that dangerous and
idtisulng duty, wac
Where IN the bay OF Fundva"
ON" Of the candidates answered In
Nhbt was considered profune and
'mp"rtlnent manner Opposite this
question he wrote the words
II don't know and | don't care. al
thpugh MS nowhere near the Rio
frande. am sure of that aud I
d"ht see any use in asking such fool
questions"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
QUEEN Of THE MAY
IS CROWNED
Beautiful Pageant and Cere-
monies of the May Day to
Be an Annual Event at the
Las Vegas Normal School.

Lac Vegas y VI MAY Raw aud
bru4 Wind aud weather characters.
tir OF ,Jrly March aid not prevent
the Iits, annual Mas day festivities ar
Tho Normal university yesterday
from being q complete succcss tn
campu was crowded with toNnspt..
pl. ana students Who Witnessed and
participated ~ the browning at the
Qu'ru ui iho MAY and the Winding
az iho MAY pole Ia, pageant Na
oNccllcntly planned aud Dcaull'ull,
executed The ceremonies attendant
10 tho browning ol The queen wei,
prcuily carried out Escorted by the
students carrying lowers and wear.
ing culors omblcmaiic of lie depart.
mcnts 90 which they belong. the
queen. Miss Lorna Johnson pTcttily
gownrd 10 white made her way To ihG
throne The crown was placed upon
tho quorn's head D., little Miss Della
Chambers stephen Davis and Nelson
miller were pages and bore the crown
and sceptcr
After The queen had been seated
upon he throne the winding Of The
NANh fiNt' ii'fuA. ! lAA tffiH WIS IlldiA'l
immediately Ia front Of the throne
The pole Wa wound hy the various
departments of the school. bearing
,hc following colors and flowers
Normal and Academy. purple and
white. violcis seventh and Eighth
grades. blue, morning glories: Filth
ana Sixth grades, daffodils. Third aud
Fourth grades. pink, roses First a0l
second grades daisies
Folk dances we're part az the
program Among these were Scottish
dances and dance by Robin Hood
ana bis men The committee in ohnrg
Of the May day festivities Was com.
posed of Miss Jane Grcenlcy. Miss
Mildred Iiornbein and Ot,oway G.
Iinrs Valuable assistance In the
training of the children and the car.
wing o1t of The program was given
hN Miss LiyJ Lichtv read OF he
department Of vocal music and ART;
Miss Marguerite CmNton al The de-.
parimout of Instrumental music: Miss
MARGARET Really Miss Man lamb.
Mis-, Coruolia Murray. Miss Ellen
Daniols ana other members of th.
faculty
Al 1880 O'Clock, at the close ot he
Festivities, picnic luncheon was
served ON the campus Many Of the
parents Of The students were present
and the nftair was heartily onio,-
able one The committee OF parents
ihat arranged for the picnic was made
up of The following ladies Mrs Hal.
lett Reynolds, chairman Mrs WIN
iioaenthal Mrs, / W Condor. 'lrs
y II Ward. Mrs II q Coor, Mrs
Antonio Luccro, Mrs. Charles \
Spi'ss and Mis- Frank n n Rob.
crts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
EAGLE CAPTURED
IN SAN PEDRO
National Bird Shipped by Ex-
press; Fine Rain Visits
Stanley: Personals and
Items.


STANLEY. y. n. May IL l. Gil-
bingham shipped from STANLEY by cN.
press last week a live eagle which he
caught near the San Pedro noun
tains.
\ fine shower of rain mcusurins
a. OF an inch. fol at STANLEY Monday
night
J j. BEDDING made Communication
proof on his homestead before United
states commissioner Himself on the
sith
r NJ story lcf, Monday for santa
Re
: g Cartwright OF santa ~ was
transactlng business Ia stanley Tues
day
81 ~ Wheeler madc communication
proof on his homestead before Unit
cd states Commissioner Kinscll ON the
2tth
Miss Agnes Green returned L. SAN
"a r. MouJa,
Mrs. A. -. Hoffman lcr, Tuesday
ON her return to Illinois
John Wilson arrived On the 18TH
from rittsburg kan ana resumed
residence on his claim west OF Stan
Icy.
j j Bennett returned from Ccrril.
los Wednesday
Mir ana Mrs. Euy y. Lorimcr ar
rived from Kansas GA the 26th They
are visiting their uncle George Rock
welt
\ number OF the STANLEY citizens
viewed the eclipse OF the sun on the
2sth
r.. \ hlickcustaff returned from
Albuquerque on the 2Sth
&. l. Irwin is uVcr from Hclen FOR
- few DAYS.
T. . Reatdon filed on $50 acres ot
land bcfor" United states Commits
sion"r kins"ii on the 2sth
g. " Davidson was visitor from
Albuquerque Saturday
II a. Peabody came down from
santa Fc sunday morning to spend
the day at home
". T Green arrived from Las We
gas sunday Tor fcN DAVIS visit with
his parents, Mr.. ana Ms. John Green.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02

ho rnal ,siail basin .Iid.
EtcrYthlnH pofuuI favorable
"oieuu fur thls sorflOn Fl. HN, Dorutr
1c grass o. 10 luu condition auH
N'urt our cattle Dud h.,t Wyu afD
IuH''W oN'r ih. uur I. mu
lto.,dgic thity mil, et OFF u'..
a.r n operation uni tH.. .uIu.
.HId Iud -il1cl are uaII.I H.. lu
.ho town aud Do comu m
..n' o.ialc valuoe are ad,au,U
NH - lltthcuch taurfuI,I ..u.
pt iUo Rio Grandc division. .a
W. nov have only siNifdt, mon
u Iho pa r0ll o. san Marcml uHH
II $1,000 month Ror0ufI. 1919
pUt n operation the rail- saw 1 fus
point and iu 'hal department wo orc
nov EMPLOYING 30 mon
N Ntchcpck said that Wucr fl.
.'cu npleisantness IN MoNisG
rH.. .nc number uf railroad OU
H.1t,. 90 snu Nnrcia would b. u
crua. cun .dfrarlc
10 pnu.m president of thr San
NdIcia Mercantile company. snid
'rh. OUTLOOK in san MarcM .
good NU arc yearly incrcasiur ou.
'tW.f. nuf. Iu wheat ami nilalfs
We aU. .flr.ua some corn This t.ar.
Dr. ha. boon suuotimo since our farm.
,t. Ui,nf.I rl.n believe THAI OLD.
CROP O.. corn HIs year Judging from
rr..,ut weather conditions ain .rr.
urlsc our mm .ts %, us extent Tho
to,. conditions hcr,abouts wei,
uettI bother
vhuuW NHIuuu of The sou,hw,sr
p.u Wnu mH Electric compnu.
-..J
Nc htt. demand for all thu
flour and u,u fhHt wc stind We
ol.iafc tu uur 5000 capacity. We uso
ihe wuDpt grown about here. which
I. known la tl. -Druo sonora Dur
mul bias boon i0ur rs,ablishpd ana
HiuH tu oucourle. Iu every way with.
h iIe uourf fh. .iuNIae al wheat ma
this section
This Industry manned by Albu.
uurruuc capital t owners pcntu
Francis A. Wood ~ y Marion ami
Thomas Nauuu I.. latter being ~,
local manager lu conjunction with
iho operation OFF lhe min they fui.
ul4b ,larfffr lirhtiup la Tho town and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
PECOS TELEPHONE rs
TO BE REBUILT SOON
SIS carloads of Wire Are Enroutc Ia
Roswell and Work WIN Bc start.
al Ia Near tuturr

Roswell y. NJ, Nav &c. G.
campbell district manager tor the
colorado Telephone company. has rc-
rc'Ncd word that shipment oi six
carloads OF copper wire has been
started from The Now York houre Of
th' western Electric company to-
ward Roswell - NJ tn, big shin.
nent VIII be used In rebuilding the
t'i'phonc lines "f the Pccos valley
The wire VIII go from New York ia
Galveston By boat ana come thence
By rail Mr. Campbell looks for the
shipment any dime after month
ana Nithin Sixty DAYS. Upon the ar
rival of the wire, the actual work win
De started.
W Il. Forbes. chief office deputy
of United states Marshal Foraker. loft
saturday for his home in Albuquerque
after spending the week here at fed
eral court
Mrs y u oldham and children
and Nj ana Mrs -, l.. owens and
chlldrrn lciI this morning for their
nome ln clnVis, They spent week
here on business
Mat oConnell, an architect from
h'nsas city who has land south OF
Dayton ana out on Cottonwood draw.
northwest of Artcsia. loft this morn
ing Zoe his home He spent two
weeks Ia tho valley putting ia I'M
l'"'rn'nts "a his two places.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
ClMARRON GETS UP.rODATE
TelEPNONe SYSTEM Unstable D

timHTun. y 81 Man The
Colorado Telephone company IN
week. computed the Installing of one
of tl, best and most complete trlr-
phone SYSTEMS IN the southwest IA
Cimnrrou rhis city can nov boast
.. having the hest telephone service
of any town its size M Ncw Mexico,
aud that g. something 20 be- proud
of Everything used in thr work is
LcW and hrs class thr poles ar"
closer together than common. the
wires are extra heavy ana stIuIg.
'umiuatne the INCONVENIENCE OF hay
ms hem down ia every wind on snov
storm The company has put IN this
excellent system ou the faith of the
future growth Of Cmarrug which
lhe' firmly believe win Dee such as
TO justify them iu investing as much
capital here as The, have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
FORESTRY SERVICE WILL
STOCK THE STREAMS

Sante Rosa, y IA. May 9-Super.
visors OF the national forests in New
Mexico have applied 10 the bureau OF
fisheries a. Washington Tor millions
Of fly ~ bc used In stocking the
lakes and stroams OF the forests The
fry probably will be furnished from
the government near l.eadville, Colo.
Particular attention will he paid TO
stocking the hoadwaters OF streams
which lie in almost inaccessible noun
famous country The spawn will be
transported BIS The government rang
ers who will be- able 10 furnish yalu-
able Information a. 10 the places
where the FISH can be- placed as 10
The best advantage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
NOTICE.

~,JrN has hrcu circulated that
the pr-scni hieh price at Alfalfa t.
osiusrd by my having corncr"d the
market
Nv price for the very choicest
first cuttings, bright. No. I alfalfa
ilnr lcancd, hated dIN, = Si..5n per
ton.
The fact- are, ! did not intend 90
break In uu the local market, bmt IA
order Ia riut" thr >torN have ru,I-
Guided Ia do 80.
hive - tom for sale ~ above
pficr.
~ II. u. SELLERS.
2ni ". cold I'VE. rcl 500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
EMPLOyESAREMAOE
STOCKHOLDERS
The international Harvester
Companys Cooperative
Plan of Interesting EN-.
pl0ycs Proves Successful.


s,, -.
~ '"'i' S'''"
"'''rN ~ ne iu.''"' h'i hat'r'-
i't r"npany g. r,'.tI. ." u u an
uuul r.por, nr OIL. ..mpary ,ust
Md. ,.,,t.,, ,., ,t,.
''' "'
l"'"''N' hinn SUING "n-
f'"N"s ~ rtockli".o. r H'''ht
-''"' i"N"i TOO ~ w
'''l'N ~ distriJH Ht 'l''k ON lRN-
'I''I' t'imF. tn ms ms
''i again made ''I'ns u's-
"u'''h III VINO .f.' "'i''"il"uH
mpi"l'' p"rtcil.
ne t"tal sai"s INF .HI'" ma, hin'fN
'h" ''i'h pf"du' dai'"s l''" hs
'S"''" Fl"li'"'. m"'' u'"n
'hlt" h'ihg h'i'.." b" '"l' lS"
''uhiii'>
'hF incr"a~" "' III. "'r cont over
"' uS'h'ss "f l'.. ''ulnut'" MOI
'"!N I" INC 'hl' t'" i''Sr unn''
u','"'l"h' nat u l"' 'uuc"tl"h
' in" ''fm'ng communities 'hf'ush-
"'' th' world 10 i.' l-' "i modern
I'm implements as 'ud ny fr's.
'''n' cyrus ". M''.''"''N' 'hor' "s"u
crops can he PROD "' more sri'n-
''H' n''n"d~' Hhd i1' company ~
N"ppl' n"nung ~ cent WORK OF
'n' me" state d'l"'ih'n' 81 AK
culture ana W" "'H Nsri'ulturu
,'lt'b'S ny iunN-H.ht p"hphl''N
''""hS WIN ~'i'hih. I''mlhS' inc
company MAINTAIN 'n''' 'Np'flm'h-
'h "'nls, ana is "U'f'ng premiums
l' promote IN" raising "i thc hn'"'
fulS
Tn profits OF tIr N'1r we're SIG
oN'Nl'' httlc morn IMAM " per
cont on the t"'ni 'aril'l STOCK, All ~
"n''h y 'hl'N p"l0 ln '"Sn' r'al as
'hi" or "'h'r thnsi' u""p"fty' N"ht
OF th' company N'''k vas lHsu"u
l"r rhi"h'S' ui"' MARKS or good
WI" turing th' N'''' uNlu' h"N "i
per con, on 'hc preferred, ana
pr CONT on INC ''inhi''' nav" p''h
h"Iu
Nh'n IN" o"mpsnN N'S i'run"d ~
l"". u mauul"'luIr" enc NY h"l"
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