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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
Declare Assistance Given Ma
derO Government is Little
Short Of Intervention and
That ii Must Cease.
GENERAL 0ROzC0 ISSUES
SENSATIONAL MANIFESTO
Word Scattered Broadcast
That It May Be No Longer
Possible to Protect Ameri-
can Lives and Property.

(ny Eventng Herala A. p. Leausa velrst
Chihuahua. Mexico, May 29.--Inti-
mating tnnt the Revolutionary author
iHen may be unable So restrain she
populace Ia its Indignation when d
renllAes the eStenf Of fhe assistance
nNinH given the Mexican government
N ~ fight against the rebela. General
OroHcO and hiss fellow officers have
protested formally To Marion Letcher.
consular representative 81 the United
states, aguinst the attitude af tho
American government in permitting
equip soldiers north OF tho snferna-
tionhi boundary. The protest has
been ordered published widely ln both
spanish and English. II B directed
10 Madoro and 20 the United states
After a recital Ia detail of many in
stances IA which the American att
thoritica have aide0 the MnderO g0t-
ornment, especially in permitting Con-
sul Llorente az El panO 10 recurlt
and equip men for the body con-
manded at Ojinaga by General SAM
jlncz and the failure of the author
tiles t0 turn back fedcrala defeated
at Guadalupe. when few swan the
river 10 safety. Il IL intimnted there
exists between MadegO and the gOv-
ernnsnt az Washington some agree
uent regarding huge rocompense.
II ~ suggested that possibly the
"WN'A AAAAAHAN NAH WNNNN VNWhNA|NA W
Madero some concession In the ma
ture IS land holdings.
Back 0f an u the fact that tae
American goNcEnrent hiss cfiPpled
seriously the rebels by ita stringent
application Of the laws preventing the
importation gf ammunition.
Tue rohalH charactrrlae tha atti-
tudc as eiuinontls unfair
Madern In the protest n styled a
trtltOF and the American government
Ia accused Of assuming an attitude
that ~ little short of intervention.
Attention Is called 20 thn fact that
heretofore the revolutionary author
tiles have given every guarantee Of
safety 10 fOreigneFs and especially
Americans. and Bueh guarantees are
atill promised. but with reservations.
II Ia suggested that IN some cases
the populace might pecome so IN
Ceused as 70 take revenge on Amcri~
cans and that IN Some cases the au-
thorities might be unable o. Furnish
restraint. Ia which Cfne the declafae
ton is made that tlte revolutionary
authorities viii NOT consider theui-
selves responsible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
WAGON MOUND BILL
CAUSES SON4T rftOafnffF

The bill by Mr. Sanchez 10 establish
an industrial school at Wagun Mound
cnuscd "a curious split Ia Speaker
Baca's organization in the house yes-
toFdhy when nn effort was made TO
re-c0mmit a. Mr. Vargas had the
chair but when the speaker saw the
crisis he resumed the handiinN az tho
gavei and cant the deciding vote 90
re-commit. the vote being 20 a. ei
Later the bill was returned 10 the
calendar without prejudice or there
might have been some trouble with
the balance Of the days program.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
SUGAR TRUST PROBE
PRODUCES NOTHING


lnS AFeatnw tAerata a. =. Aseaaea tttfet
New YnFk, May 4a.-Che6ter 3.
Mo0rcy president OF the Great West
eru Sugar company, ana q defend
amt in the suit in oquiiy instituted BY
the government with the object ot
causing tho dissolution of the So
called sugar trust continued a. n
Witness today Counsel for the gov
ernment introduced letter written
by the witness 10 lienry o. Have
meyer, dated February 90, 1904, IN
which Mufey said hf WAS attempting
tu create bigger oemand for the
beet sugar ln Colorado by selling o.
10 GEMS "a hundred pounds cheaper
than the market price Of cane sugar.
The ietter also spoke 81 a five cent
reduction at Missouri river points,
und procce8cdi
"An of the sugar shipped 90 the
eastern market this year has hCcu
under che brand. Textra fiue Try
granulated suEnr"
Next vcEr every bag ~ sugar wiA
bo turned out without any distinctive
brand merely uaing nuuher Dr the
bottom of thc sack 40 ittutiiy fne
factory from whicn u is shipPta
The government ala not press the
point as to whether this meant that
beet sugar was sold a. cane sugar in
eastern markets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

chihuahua. Mexico. May 23--
Through traffic on the Mexico
Northwestern has been stopped tenn
porarily on account Of the burning
OF Il bridge BY d group of Maderistas
near Santa faRbqf Tho last train
over the bridge WAS fired upon, hat
no one Waa injured.
The Mnderis2ae in that section ap-
pear Ia have no Organization. They
state who explain their espotsAi OK
tine government cause by the nttt-
Inent that Il is uaueee for the to
continue in their efforts to produces
crops with the revolution IN pro-
sfesa. Moss ~ the mines Ia that dis
tiict will he closed w the end of this
material change IN operations, the
week. IN the field there have hecn no
rebels containing their uohlizatien at
haehimhn, and the 3edefala the re-
pair of bridges north 0f Jimine2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

presldgat Tnfls manaEtr. coa-
rraraqntn w n Mckinley 81 ILLINOIS,.
aaaoricd flat tho presidents act9nl
Htranrth az present was 5f4 deie.
gates. exclusive 1t the aeleeAsen -, ~
large Ia ohio Or Texas. lie was aul-
unatle Ia nle prediction nf a nomihne o
ton for the president on the tif"
The warhlneion headquarters q.
All the Hapuhiicau candidates WIZ
CLOSE thla weak and manaEeFs nnu
their assialants will esleDhan t".is' ~.
onenlne ~ the battle before the ma
g(euol convention The TAFT auof
nave former Senator Dick OF ONO
nnd fred Il. HIyan Of washington
have comrlfted their dcfenae ~ Ni
Tire eases where the KooseveH tufR'a
are cnnteetinr delegates.
Ia is understond an briefs ana eNl'
denoe VIII be filed with secretAis
Hayward in chicaEo before tpnlshl
The attitude on the Iat mnnahef
here Indicates that thcy VIII lenu
their full support To Chairman hhtt2
\. New IN the effort 90 seat ren''t,oi
Root AZ temporary chairman of tn.
Convention. Ii ts underatood tho tat'
forces were not advised ui tine aet.t
iion ~ senator Root until AFTER th'
latter had acCertUd Mt. NeMH inNi-
tntlon. but have solved what thtl
hqllpNu 10 NN an unp"ihNiiV y" ~"
tonethcr New York'A deietntcH hnu
other deicantlons tllut viii Huppnf'
tine national committed upon WIN
senator Dixon predictNd that doN
arnor WhAier of Missouri wohld n'
tho nooafveit choice for temppfAl'
Chairman 81 the conNeuhnn'
THAT N of ruurae subject 20 eh.iis'
AZ Conditions change, hnin the ern
ntor. ~ believe. however. inht ,'et
,as.a fnr the place and that william
R ppndernatl. of New York, deHMi'
recent ILLNESS wlil make tne sps. y
nlaclne colonel Roosevelt in noipin"
lion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
WILL TRY TO SAVE
FLOUR INDUSTRY


Kansas CITY, May aa 20 lIft tho
flour industry "ouf 0f ihs slnush %
despond into which d hps dropped in
the iaai few years and give u the
place among the industries which,
Isl reason oi The capital invested. tie
hrains employed and the effort oN'
pended. BE- should hy right occupy
IN the purpose uf the conference nl
the Mllers National Fedrraiipn,
which began three dayH session
here today as outlined by 20 .. Hunt
of Wichita, president ln hN oprnins
address.
Nearly 500 milicrs from ll parts
of the country are attending tha
mootmg which win close Tltn a
DAYS tour Nf inspection over Naneas
wheat fields.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
ROOsEVEflr ENDS WITH
CIFAN SWEEP IN NlsNN JERSEY

Newark, n. j.. May 2a.--t'OlOn0l
Roosevelt on the Republican side and
Governor Wilson on the Democratic
side were OVERWHELMINGLY winners IN
according 60 the nearly complete re-
turns this morning Later returns
from the New Jersey primaries
sweiled she preferentlnl plurality
given Roosevelt to probably $4,000,
although the third and sixth congress
aional districts were In doubt.
Indications, however are that
Colonel Roosevelt has carried them
both giving him q clean sweep ~
tho state ana an the Wfnty-eisflt
Delegates t0 the Chicago convention.
The result exceeds the expectations
uf the most enthusiastic Roosevelt
leaders Ia some districts Cblonei
Huosevelt received ten votes 60 every
one cast for thc president
Governor Wilson'S triumph on the
Democratic side was only tritle less
complete than that of itooseveit. Khe
governor lost four delegates out OF
the twenty -elght and these four were
elected from EsHeX county, the
stronghold 0f the antl-Wtlaon ma
chine, where he had had no hopes Ui
winning. Tho final result stands
Wilson, "a delegates; unins'ruoted.
4 delegates
The Wilson vote. aa com NafeG with
that Of the opposition. was slaeRer-
Ing blow 10 the antis. being In q ratio
of about six TO one. Some districts
went for the governor by a. high -
twenty 40 ONE.
The president had small plnraiiiies
IN four 81 the twcnty-one counties
of the state. Hc showed his greatest
strength IN the farming districts. ~
one OF the factory towns whore he
spoke yesterday. Just before the oprn-
ing Of the polls, he was beaten forty
TO one.
Ths IaFollette vote was ncgiihle
I Factor. not more than two per cent
of the entire vote east.
The vote in nearly an parts OF the
state was eyceedlnely liRht. several
/ total redistribution ut the last general
election. The polla ala not close unit
. o'clock last night and as a resuli
the vote was very late IN oelne
rOunted.
Early today Borden p. whiting,
chairman Of tnc Roosevelt state com
mlttoo in New York city. made the
following statement.
"NcW Jersey has come through
Handsomely The men who make ui
the rank and file of the Republican
l party and who carried the state pl
Il Sol 0OO at the end 81 nOOseveits adj
mlniniratlon have shown thai thc,
are still loyal 10 their old leader The,
hail with delight has return io th'
command Of the hepubncAn pe1N
aud will give him 5000 again M NO
old machine leaders and viii nov
turn the party bach to itH first princt
pies.
The New Jersey primary is the las
but one (Suuth DakOtal Ga ne hel,
before the political conventions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
MAY JAPANESE BUY
LAND ON MEXICAN COAST

Washington. May z9. Negotiations
Of Japanese interests for land on
Magdhiena nay Mexico. were re-
fcrred to-day ~ tho senate foreign re-
lniious commitiec to "a aiib-comniitec
for investigation t0 determine II any
acquisitions of territory or concts-
sions there cncruached on the Nom
roe doctrine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
MANY MEASURES GFsr
FAVORABLE AfTION

The house Ia a record breaking
squirt acted upon more than twenty
measures yesterday afternoon and the
members say the pace win De- kept
thing ON 80.
The f,iu 0rande impro ecmont bin
was finally passed ia the house after
a mad horn nnondod ~ spread tne
Improvement fund over 1aos. Rio Ar
rlba. santa Pc. Valencia. bgrnaiili0,
counties The total fund amounts
Ia 5000. Bernalillo county woulu
receive only &g,2b0 under this bin. as
against $1,000 under the other meas
ure SocorrO county was given
t6,g50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

these delegates would stick 70 him 70
the end.
I'd wnf positively stated that the
presidents name would hc presented
lh the convention no matter what
hanprnef ana that lhis would bear
out the statements he made mouths
ago that "noihing hlif death wouid
Resp him ant ~ thr fiHli Mr.. lpis
Is Interested nov particularly IA the
pln3fnrm ID iF said. and in the aclec-
tiOu of q man 60 prefent his name 20
the convention Work has leecn dome
on tentative platform hy several
senators. but Il was said today not
ID be completed.
80 general conference ~ the pres
tapnts supporters WAS schedules Tor
today, but several called. including
Attorney General Wickcrsham, SEN
ator Cfane of Massachusetts and Sec
rctary MucNengh. Tile president had
q long conference With hts secretary,
Mr.. Hilles. and senator Crane, hut
no official announcement followed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Mri a. noon.
President Melieu uf the New
York. New Haven aud Hartford
railroad protested 10 intcroceanin
canuls committee against proc
Visions In Panama canal hiil
whlcn would bar raiiroad-uWncd
steamers from thN canal
AInedalcnn haD matter rnirr-
rcd by foreign relations commit
tee to q sub-commlttee for lnNea-
ilEaiion
Voted down amendment 10
metal tariff bin 40 place farm
Implements on free iiai.
Judiciary eummittce continued
~ investigation into charges
nHuinsl Judge Archibald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

washlneton. May $50 FAR az
airsct apneai Al she yaiers W the
countsy Il concefned, Colonel lsopse'
velts complete Victory IN Sew SER
soy has brought 90 a close the un-
prccedentedly bitter fight IA which
Mr. Roosevelt. President raft and Ia
Foiletse hhyc been almost constantly
engaged Ia the last three months.
senntor l.nFolietfe viii spetk IN
South Dakota before the PRIMARY
June a. hut otherwise the campadRh
Ia that state and tifc state couNen-
tious Of Arizona and Ohio VIII nnt en-
RaEe the ucrsonhl activity pi any ~
the candidates Concern over the
onscoue ln Ncw Jersey Kept the ma
tlonal headquarters 81 the candidates
Ia Washington open unth an carry
hour today. a,
IN practically an states whore di-
rpst pritnufias were held for the elef-
ton ~ national candtdntN. win 90.
oxception Of Massachusetts. Coione.
HooseVelt won pronounced victories
over President Taft. This fact ntt
b,srn IN cach ease advanced bN hla
campaign manaaers as increasing eNi
dencr III the certainty ~ his nomi-
nation ana election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
MOUNTED pOIICE BILL
IN PASSED HT HOUSE

The house passed the mounted p5-
lice bill which provides for an in
crease in the police force ae reviewed
IN the Herald few days ago when
IL was introduced. II is H. y. No.
20e, and there were only seven votes
against Il. House bill No. i5s. by
Mr.. Chaves. to exempt new railroads
from taXntiOa for six years 20 en-
courage them 20 build IN the state.
was pnssed. The blll evoked sOmr
little debate hug only three members
opposed 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
TROUBLESOME SHAN 81
AGAIN ON WAR PATH

London. May eerious disturb
anccs have again broken out ln tho
southern district 90 tha PROVINCE of
shan 80 and also iu the province ot
agency dispatch received here from
Iien Tain. "a ia reported that in
shan 90 hundreds % m8ln pera nr
secret society somuuHod oi former
soldiers are scoring the coantHy.
robbing the Inhabitants nnd nurnlnH
their houses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
CARPATHIA IS BACK
TO RECEIVE
HON0RS
Officers and Men Who Went
to Rescue of Titanic Loaded
With Loving Cups and
Medals.


New York May ae-Capt Arthur
III. itostron, commander NM tho
Cunurd Liner Curpathia, tho ahip
that sped 90 the RESCUE Of the iiasFen-
gers of the sinking Titanic. VuI Co.,
day presented with "a handsome sli-
yer loving cup by Is commiitne of ~
taniC survivors, who boarded the
liner on her arrival here tnday Gold,
silver and bronze medals. t1gnihef
with a framed set az engrosHcd seao-
lutlolVe. were presented to the offi-
ccia and entire crew, which hal luon
mustered in the snioun.
TbiH Was the first rctufn nf thc
Carpnfhia 90 this port since the
Drought back her cargo Of aufiVlra
four days after the tragedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
AI'pREAlE COuNr IUDGEs
WANT Sl1pAu arE BILL

MUWn1TH lI TIC HtUtU HNVfVFUN VuUIt
are said 10 favor "a bin which unssed
the house Yesterday house biil No.
1si, making appropriations for the
salaries Of tho state officials Ihis
bin merely provides for the salaries
and wOulG permit the state ofiieiu's
20 buy fuod and clothing at least unit
the january session. should the ap-
preparation nill fail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
CORPoR ALTON COMMISSION
UTII. PASSES HOUSE

The new corporation commission
bill presented in tbs house few
dnyH ago by speaker baca passed the
house seaterday. Tho bill ia said
80 comply strictly with the demanuf
of the governor az expressed ln hls
veto mcsaaFe and cuts down the Hp-
preparation from $4,000 40 about
$4,000. when tho salaries oi the
are Hcluded iu the
total
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Steamboat springs. Colo. Mas ~
IA ls reported that oil has beth
struck ai Gross llill. near here, ana
that the flow from the well 81 iiliinE
me basin in front of the derrick. Ef-
Iurla are hping made a. stop the out
rush until valves can bc established
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
paEpICrfs a0o DEI.EG ATEs FOR
lllllal-NlsIT ON lHRST RALIlOI

Senator Olsen, campaign menesei
,or a..s.gstt. RETURNED 10 Washing
Tan nom New YORK to-day and uaof
the predlctlun that Colonel ftoosevelt
sgo,iid have tnurr than 600 delegates
IN fhh flfaf ballot "a the Chicago con
venuoh, exclusive % contested deie-
nates Included ln this number, he
said. weHia b. more than thirsy Hoi"
Nati York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Dayton, o., May -. Wunhr
Wright Is about the same hNi N
seems there is little chance Tor him,
said ~. D B COnklln today. Last
night Wright'r temperature from 3he
typhoid that n tnFoalening his life.
hovercd about t0i degrees ana early
today there was little improvement.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
Bill To TAX SHEEP
PASSES THE lffbgsSF,

The house yesterday passed house
substitute for house bill No. tlt,
which provides for the listing on PROP
which Il Ii situated on March ] ex-
cept sheep. which are tpN be tl,aled
where found on May /.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS CLOSE
TODAY AND ON MONDAY ATTENTION
OF NATION CENTERs ON CHICAGO

Fight New Turns From Battle Of Ballots Before the People
to Battle of Politics in Convention; Taft Forces viii
Support Root for Temporary Chairman While ROOse-
Welt Men will Back Governor Hadley Of Missouri; Ru-
mors Of Detection Among Southern Delegates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

am none the less delighted and
grateful that the Democrats Of the
state should have stood by me 80
generously and with ~O unmlsta ksble
verdict
Their approval makes me very
happy, because II ia their Judgment
~ the new regime ln our politics In
New Jersey and means that the new
cfoer is % BE- sustained with stead
fnatness and enthusiasm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Phoenix. Arlz.. May "a Early vol.
ing IN the Democratic presidential
preference primary today was fairly
heaVg .afuughout the state. Clark
sentiment apparently was much
stronger than that for Wilson and
the managers Of the MisaOurinns q
campaign were confident Of winning
thc entire state deioastlon 90 the Bal
timuFr c0nycntiun. The Harmon vote
was negligible. In the absence Of o.
statewide primary for preference be-
tione OF the Democrats made charges
that the other side was using both
Republican ane Socialist votes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

NaNk4Nh AaFAH N|oFAaAHfNAHHf FHtNA fHt
3 Oyster bay. y. y. May 2s.--
9 "Thc result Ia New Jersey
. speaks for ITSELF" said Colonel
q Roosevelt tod-y. II don't see
. that Jersey has left much for
g me 10 Say"
Q The Colonel was greatly elated
D at the outcome uf the primaries.
. lie said tnat after the ohio vote
3 he had asserted the contest Tor
3 sha nreallleuliai nomination had
8 heen settled. no tha5 the result in
q New Jersey. in his opinion, did
9 not alter the situation
3 The Colonel WINS aaked wheth-
3 er he would now beRin to make
q pinns for the fail campaign.
3 altsee ~ felt confident of ohtain-
q ing the nomination
3 "tn the course Of q Iona period
3 as 3 hunter" he said, ~ have
. learned never a. divide thr hetr-
. skin until The bear a. dead.
. q . q q . 9 oN Q q y y y y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Washington, May 29.--~Presl-
3 dent Taft's belief that he has
enough delegates pledged ana
) instructed for him 10 control the
B NATIONAL convention was not
, shaken hy tho victory OF colonel
Roosevelt in the New Jersey
b primaries.
} White House officials made no
B offlcial statement. but TAFT Lead
err who saw tho president today
, would not reccde from the press
sdents own figures mace public
3 in several Of his New Jersey
B speeches which he said gave h3m
q thirty more than necessary 70
D ncminnfe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Dea Ainlnof la.. May 30. Dctrclt
wus unanimously awarded the next
annual Norhtcrn halNist convention
ni che CLOSING session ul fhc haul|Nis
here today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Wahhinniun. May ~. Ialk 0l N.
forliuna anlnuH southern dtlesN',t
ni.srrd nr Instructed for Nr. tar
unr retived to-day. but Mr. IaWa poo
nilcal advisers protested to hehfff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
ROOSEVELTS GREAT VICTORY IN
NEW JERSEY ENDS FIGHT FOR
CONTROL At CHICAGO ON
DIRECT APPEAL TO PEOPLE

Roossvets Managers Claim Colonel Will Have 500 Dele
gates on the First Ballot Exclusive Of Contests While
Managers for President Taft Assert That His Actual
strength is Now 574 Delegates With His Nomination
Assured on the First Ballot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Trenton. a. J. May 90 Governor
Woodrow Wilson said today rpearding
the NoW Jersey primary clcciluui
- never doubted tho result, but
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Thrrr's NO stopping. Tlbeo-
dor, ile has gone and an-
ncsed New Jersey with q hnlla.
haloo ana 4 bane and nili Taft
fisIn't ect q look-ln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

TODAY's NEws roDAY--
You ect e IN uao HERALD.
filkty Cents q month delivered
~ rom doars Kifty cents BY
mnis.
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A QUARTER CENTURY

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samples given away each year. The
constant and increasing sales from
samples, proves the genuine merit OF
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powder to be shaken into the shoes
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-01
THE CITY IN BRIEF
United States Weather Bureau.
Grand Forks Station.
University, y. ID.
FRIDAY. MARCH
observation at 1 a.

mr"rtion of wind. northwest.
Velocity. ~ miles.
Rar"m"t"rl rcduccdp 50.6S.