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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

ToR. BALE OR PART TRApE-f1AvE.
Oldest and best stand ia town. doing
soomy Saiidins. vii sell fight {er:
cash Of will take about one-hali
or eastern Dakotas. In. answering
glve full particulars n II you do
not have the money! save trouble.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

BARBER wANTEp At ONCE
Of wire J. :. ssGouin. Lansdon. n. B.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01
SECOND HAND GOODS

TWO. LADIES WISH POSITION ON
cook car. Address 176 Times-Herald.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

A FEW YOUNG POLAND cHINAs
Q Duroc Jersey bears from prise
FOR sALE-PoLAND CHINA BOAR.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01
LIVE STOCK

FOR sALN-GOoD HoR0D FOR
farm work. cheap Tor quick sale. In
quire Peoples Supply Co, las South
Third street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

$50 TO $500 wEEKLY-DISTRIcT
women. children agents Tor 20 spe-
cialties. Something good for every
class Of agent. Samples worth $500.
, furnished without bond o. deposit.
Eerrtne Associates. Consumers Bldh.
Chicago. r4 y
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

MISUNDERSTANDING CLERK. NUeT
Do able 70 operate typewriter. Apply
0inneapolia Brewing Co. Hast Grand
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

BARBER wANTED-STNApY WIN
ter job for good workman: wages 6lE
per week. Addrees J. A. POLLOCK.
Cando. N. d.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

START PROFITABLE MAIL ORDER
business.,in spare time ct homo. No
.experienee required. We. teach you,
how and Furnish everything. Limited
teed. Free particulars. Wilson Mf6.
Co., 3l4 Kntckerbocker. Denver, Col.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01
LOTS FOR SALE.

OFFERS WANTED FOR LOTS 10 AND
-, block 5. corner Sixth and Chey.
enne avenue. Grand Forks, with six
room house, newly papered and kali
!. 4. 4wennumson. Bow Island. Alberta.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

MANUFACTURERS WANTS STATE
managers With $500 to $1,000 to 60.
tablish office and manage statesmen.
You handle own money. Guaranteed
monthly salary, also liberal. commits
sion. e Reference required. Sales
Mgr., as South Dearborn st., Chicago.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

wANTED-ENERaETIc SIDE LINE
! popular priced genuine hand-colored
calendars, light packages. easy to
carry. buying season 10 now on. big
commissions. paid promptly; goods
Art Company, Chicago.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

LosT-Two- HElFER CALVES, !
telephone. .
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01
THEEvENINo TIMER GRAND Fo.Ks, n. 81.
u NJ ID W
nosT AND FoUND-Conunusd.

BROOCH, BETWEEN
tMoiMs store and eos walnut. TKone
STr.6tate 6S6L for reward. Mrs.. Kin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-01

BLACKSMITH wANTND-aooD GEN
eral hlecksmith ut once for country
shop. Highest wages. Emil Tolle,
WoIford. N, C.r
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-26

learned her womanhood, from his
lips she heard the truth of youth,
which are trUer than the truths of
age.
He sat there in the lamplight, his
gilt straps cleaning, his glittering
spurs ringing true with every move
ment, his bronzed young face bent
to hers. She knew he knew every
thing that man could know; she
drank in what he said, humbly. When
he ceased speaking, she still looked
into his eyes. Their bTiIliancy daz-
zled her; the lamp spun a halo be-
hind his head. Wondering at his
knowledge, she wondered what those
things might be that he knew and
had not told. He was smiling now.
She felt the power and mystery of
his eyes.
It is true that he had not told her
all he although what a boy of
IS knows is soon told. He had not
told her that her brother lay buried
in trench in the beech grove on the
ridge, shot by court-martiaI for de-
sertion in the face of the enemy.
Yet that was the very thing he had
come to tell her!
About midnight, when they had
been whispering long together, he
told her that her brother was dead.
He told her that death with honor
wiped out every stain, and she cried
little and blessed God-the God of
Battles, who had purified her brother
in the flames of war.
And that night, when he lay asleep
on the musty hair-cIoth sofa, she
crept in, white, silent, and kissed his
hair.
He never knew it.
In the morning he rode away
1.-THE END.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-26
wrote. It tells what most women
wonder about-why men go down
to the corner" at night Ito talk to
the boys"
And it tells it TRUTHFULLY, too!
NEXT SATURDAY!
IN THE DAY BOOK!
LETTER TO THE EDITOR

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Editor Day Book:
AS am a reader of your paper and
know that you are always willing to
help everybody get justice, I am writ
ing to you. Probably by giving pub
lefty to my little story you will help
me to get justice and find the guilty
party.
My wife, Pauline Dolmatick, was
going to board a car on June q at
noon on the corner of 25th street and
Kedzie avenue, and as she stepped
off the sidewalk an auto rushed by
between her and the car and hit her.
The auto didn't stop. There were
two officers on that corner. They
jumped off, ran after the auto and
got the driver. My wife, meanwhile,
was taken to a nearby store by two
men that witnessed the accident.
They saw the officers coming back
with the driver in the auto on the
way to the station. The next day 1
inquired at all the police stations, but
found out that there was no arrest
made at all Evidently the cops let
the driver go. The witnesses didn't
take the number Of the machine, as
they thought the driver was in the
hands of the law already.
My wife has been sick since then.
She was in delicate condition and
last week, on July II, she had mis-
carriage. I have done everything
possible and can get no clue as to
the machine or the officers. The wit
nesses say that the conductor of the
car made some report in his book, but
1 could get no satisfaction from the
car company. Maybe they don't want
to give me the report
Maybe there is some one that could
give me the necessary information.
Yours truly, A. DOlmatiCk,
1914 w. 26th St.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-26
THE PENDULUM!

Another story by o. Henry, the
man who knows the human heart as
it really is!
That's the treat we have in store
for our readers next week.
''The Pendulum" is one Of the can
NEST stories canny o. Henry ever
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
p.lAlNAaE $50 lroop ,oNrmoL

Thc cepsrvsr thai met IN 81 i,ovis
last wcek eaded materially 10 gen
eral Information on the subject ~
Hoods ana aralnase. and showed that
| n " WORKING along the lines Of na-
uQnai announcement. says The 81.
foaie 0hbe- Democrat This Years
leasn in Hoods has been the most
Impressive IN the whole list. some
af the most bcautlful and thrifty vai-
|seys ln the country have been nav
aEed by deipscs u extraordinary
height several cities have suffered
teiriAls ami some Ear neighborhoods
slnd thar ghsir once rich felds are
nov but gravel beds The legisla-
lures To thc states thus afflicted VIII
take % the subject ~ Hood control
immediately, resolved 70 avert any
more such caIamitier Their nature
can be Thoroughly studied. and their
dangers mlninaized Il not prevented
|altoaether. A Hoods high mark is a
warnins Of what may happen again
II proper measures are neglected.
Flood control Is case ~ public
aelf-dcfense. Leveea diversion chan
nels. dams and reservoirs cost money
Bat Hoods cost money as we'll az
cause great human suffering The
test BY dollars and cents calls for ac-
ton. and Il IL only one Of the argu-
mepss There Ii not state iegisla-
tone Ia Abe whole aortS~slghA. that
should nor take an active part IN the
investigation and controi ~ Hoods
CONGRESS and the administration VIII
recognize h a. an urgent issue.
Floods are certain. and " nothing
could be- done % render thom HARM
leas 90 even an advantage. system
of efficient RESCUE work would hnVc
20 be organized. But engineering
science holds that rivers can be re-
strained and utilized beyond anything
accomplished in this direction IN the
past The eongress 81 last week
strengthened this idee by the pre-
sensation % the valuable facts It has
been gathering
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
NAN AM MONKEY.


The question of the simion ances-
try of man has hong been tho subject
OF Jest FROM The zoological point ~
view lt has been q matter OF morr
serious concern ~ FAR as the position
OF man In any scheme uf classification
II aYolved with the advent ~ mod
srn me'hodr % studs applied 90 blood
and the ptobiens ~ immunity, data
of new surt have been furnished
10 bear pn thr real relationship 81
man "a some of his animal oompcu-
tors TO this evidence OF blood rela-
tionship have noN been added fresh
facts derived from the study ~ nutri-
ton The long-knoWn contrast be-
tween man ana the animals, accord
ing 20 the journal of the American
Meucai Association. b. thus made less
striking by me discover uf those in-
tcrmediate spscsos cxhibiuns human
charactorlstics IN more than One way.
Tho gap has been brldgcd hy the
studies on the anthropold apes when
have row furnished Co science the
repuhi BE evidence for "a relation
ship which the behavior of apes ln
vaudeville and elsewhere has sirous.
~ suggested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
KIGIIr Ann LIlT.

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels has
let il bs known that hereafter there
VIII be- NO longer amy "starboard'
nor port IN the lingo OF the navy
and thai those classic terms viii bee
replaced by plain "flsht and "ieft.
Instead OF the resounding ana clar-
ion. leather mnsed and stcntorian
cry az "Por-r Your Hel-lum sa-
cred 10 tradition and lmmortalized Ia
Ia thousand tales Of the sea, think
how IL viii sound when me skippef
pollely ISSUES the Request not the
order to the man az the wheel Ms
dear sir. be good enough 20 direct
lhs cours, " ihe sliip tribe 10 the
ien'"
W. approve ~ tho suggestion %
Arthur chapman 10 the Denver ne.
publican that "hfw ana "gec" wlll
hs better than ieft rnd Right o. w.
are hound 10 wrook ths tfadiilons %
ballorcrafi and turn me navy into q
plnh lea. HAN ana see a least haze
aome pleipFsaQnenNNg ana iNeNf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

HOW AnntiT futelble fec-nsY
yoC cAN iiEr n, t.el,s has star,
81 aosnethlna new
%
MANY 4 TEMPEST faecs In an al.
ietnoon.ica- rot.
%
THANKS. kuFnel. tat nov scaven-
ser law WI heir some,
VIE DON'T VAST no Dayton Hood
bat uu inch sf rain every two dnts
FOR q week went drown us
o.
HEELS OF DRESDEN china nru
'hc latest ecscnifi,iiy among the ex-
ucmlsts 90 fashion IN Parls
g
FEWER AND fewer aec setting tie
ON pioneers vito always refer io Ia
dians ~ rcd deyils.'
VIE cAN ENVlsAgE e pirate ,nic
Wherein the bold bad buocuneef
hhwled TO the hclmsman Hard
%
kENo' We know soon therein be
ma ftcno when The society queen cnn
see no more easy divorce laws.
p
All. MEN WE'RE created equal.
hut youli notice no monitor IL made
Of their relative position as regards
women
MABEL HAD loeciy trip abroad
except for toe fact that she lost het
suit case aud had nothing 10 paste
the foreign labels On
@
FOURTEEN NEWSPAPER men
Rave been appointed io uiucc in KAN
siie. some hope for that slate yet
~ SHE dccsnt SO broke.
.
MAYOR HARRISON of Chicago
cabs thcm animal dances which a
~ generHily agreed b. q little hard on
the turkey and the bunny.
o
REPORTS on THE strike teach us
With surprise thai Beleium manufnc-
tufes number 81 things beside
Belgian hares. carpets aud sprouts.
ON THAT JOYaRIDE. the COVER.
rur might drop w to few 81 the
county court houses aud set some vai-
liable data on The Meet or "a county
salary bili.
CONSARN re, We never have
moucy enough 60 gel nn umbrella
when IL rains. ana IL seems likv Grim
mai cxtrasugansc lo get one when the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
By Jean Hubs
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runi cat finc. added To six tablespoons
90 stock. add % tablespoon 81 grated
Pdridcsun cheese before serving
split Pea soup.
SOCK one cupful OF split peas over
night iioil until tender. md drain.
Add u Sliced carrot. an onion, chop.
ped fine. and haf gurnip. Sliced.
l'rown the vegetables in littlc but
ter. COVER with beef stock boil up
once. run through "a sieve aud re-
heat \ ham bone or little piece
uf salt pork MAY be- cooked with the
soup
TapiO,a soup.
Snuk half cup ol tapiora over
night. Boil until tender iu the water
ln which IL was soaked. and add go
two quarts Of beef stock or chicken
stock.
chicken soups,
The water n which chickens are
huilrd should bp saved Tor soups. The
bt mes 90 ruukcd chicken simmCred
With vegetables in water make NcrS
guud foundation. The chicken juice,
which cpmrs in cans " valuable ~
Hn emergency. Following the rules
given ubuNc. chicken juice may hc
used in place Of beef stock "a the
Nariuus soups
Thlrk chicken soup h. madv by add
Ing lhr Nulk 81 Onr egg. We'll beaten
constantly. Minced chicken sihlptH
aro an addition to any chicken soup
t.gu soup.
t'W two carrots ANA 30 small onion
Into slices. aud Luil until tender in
eaitcd water when done. drain. ana
udd lo sis cupfulH of boiling stock,
free from grcuse. Beat together The
Nuiks of four eggs ANA four table
spnunS 81 cream. Take the soup from
tho nrc. season with Mni und ncppet
stir iu thr egg and scrv"
cream uT Rice aud Chicken.
bnr-half cupful of cold boiled iirc
and uuc-hnli Cuplul OF cold cooked
chicken timely minccd. Frs until
brown. 100 tablespoon of butter Md
two tablespoons 81 Hour. and when
thoroughly mixed add six cupfuh of
tho water boz which the chicken was
boiled, season with salt, pepper and
c,lrr, salt. and add q little huitcr VI
cream just before serving
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23


The saiotncss II thc Old .,lme west.
cfn sheriff has been commented on
many sllncs in poetry aud PROSE be,
q l. evident from resent perform
ancc 81 shern HONEY Dnhlen IT
cody. wye. that ,he quaiit, does NOT
helrns eitorcther d the p,acc ON
cess ~ the past sass the Denver re-
publican.
The shcsln received word OF ihv
murder ~ ! settler on The kitchen
saach. slightly miles from cody In the
mountains Accompanied oy dep
uty ms rh-rlr lrn ii once. snow
was encountered ~ soon as the
mountains we're reached. and IL was
not until the second night shui the
sheriff and his deputy reached a
ranger stallion. twelvc mites from the
scene 90 the murder SKIS wcr, pro-
cured. a. the SNOW bad groNn too
deep Tor the herses The kitchen
ranch was reached me next night
The confessed murderer was found a.
the ranch. and pointca out where a.,
rsnchman's body could be- found.
stFa pping the body 10 q xlcdge end
placing the murderer under arrest
the sheriff and hts deputy started
back. The trail was npnill and down.
and the men soon became exhausted
trying 10 drHg tine body on the sicd
Hui the shefin insisted that the bur
den could not bee abandoned At one
point there WAS sharp drop Of
thousand feet. " would be impossi-
Bile 60 hold hack the sled. but there
was nothing To- 30 but go on or nban-
don The body. Mounting the sled with
the body. the shcrim toboggannd down
the side Of the mountain. and man
aged 10 steer elear 1T The obstacles
IN his path. In that teu-second slide
down the mountplnsidc II Is said the
sheriff Jared death hundred times
AMER tile Ringer station was reached
the budy was put ON a pack horse.
and the rherin ana his party arrived
In cody. after having taken Just one
week 10 travel one hundred aud s.siy
miles
at4 t4tIAa arfsHHH Fta .aIIIslt.
such s.hapers from the lives of the
men a. the big outdoor country indi-
cate that not an the glamour OF al.
venture hns faded from the ives,
though some critics would tell as 9th.
crwisc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

seecesk pofe sairl, end ssasits ~
'a|eW ~ usafe ealtlsncy
Fof shs stnpoi Fewtr Rbaeace.
from lhe uehoei room. fewer inter.
fupt|ons On account d epldemics
sae more satisfactory educational ~.
sponss - slass yoom acilsHies
POT tho home LeeE ap1icly. Isns
ApnrehenHen. fencr doctor hills leps
mefh m6fe htaaih, happiness aAa
prosperity
Fet lae taA ifer, 4 saving by more
enicleni methods IN school work. and
eleo lerser proauss % aeuye. ~.
ielIigeui HFf IuHi,ltlHals. whose
lnnuence WA 6ward ,he Improve.
lHsnt - haee ~ community
liie
Fes We rnnanlss iiealthlcr aud.
thtrefefe. a stIiclvni and more
llfospcsoss 81,
VIZ ihe he nesails measured
N terms ~ ~ eonsersslion Of hui
Representative win ee sent to the
conprea IRON ail the leading ma
isnnr. nua srom al the leading educ
eaiional. sricuuHc. medical aud hy-
rienlv institutions and organizations
~ iris eoou'gs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
IqsE mssaENlc coNcnlss.

IN view % ihe SERIOUS impor,aI q.
NJ school hygens 20 fhe child the
Acnool. she aoms and Inc tommaniy.
M organizing commltie, Of the
Fbnrth international congfens on
school Hygiene 10 be bold 40 BuGnlo.
August z5-9o h inviting me attend
Since. not only OF educators. physi-
fhns h,nlentiit and SCIENTISTS. DU
aieo ~ deleaeicf from an the Ieadius
towna'and cities and from me siatss
And territories Of tnia country
No effective campaign tor the ex-
nsion u modern methods IN school
Ayeicne can b. cafried Ca without q
tommunliy bagslRs. announces the
trsanlune committee and ono u tue
trimc objects OF me Forthcoming con
rcss n 10 Secure thia endorsement.
H.ettcfs have been seat 20 several hun-
IRA mayors. and 20 tho governors or
~ the sinlts end territories. request
~ me apf"iAimepl ~ deiggsseF.
The surmsfpl cb.opofaiicp ~ pil
Nleae lnnnueH according 10 Tho
hanalp pfoelnnl nill mean me cs,ab
ahlnN ~ ea'enni uodical hyslcnic
AVA .saHefs aapefYlplon ~ schools.
~ 81 14IpfH
ntHAn e1mfoFl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
SOUP
iiow e. Make soup stot From Beef
lktruCf

How e. Wake soup StOfk From Beef
Extract.
slice 70 luii;r opiun into deep
grdiittNerc pnn Md tlnrk slice
uf turnip. tul tine large CARROT
siic,d three siflks or celery nriud
ine the green tops, three duzer pcp-
peg cOtnS. HN cloves. % 4tlck Of ciia-
nam"n ihrce ha> leaves. uud sprigs
Of parsley ifiii Tie pun Wan cold
water bring ie the pUilne point. and
simmer SLOWLY until th. vegetables
arc cOukrd 10 birrrs- prUhuhiN about
an hour aud half. Strain through
coarse musliu. aud measure the
liquor. For suth quart of huu"r use
ono even tcHspuon 81 beef extract
Dissolve thr ,Atruct in % little of th,
liquor, aud odd 60 tho rest bOil az
at once ava serve.
fliis utthud dots away with alt
waHtr Of meu ruel aud Time. This
stock VIII keep SOME time u The rec
frigorat0r, and stock made from lcfi
over MEATS aud NcgctahlcH mas b"
added to IL W ANY iinc il both arc
ut tlr huilng potnt
The h"ri cAirart uuy hc cuukcd
Win The vegetables 10 dtsirrs THIS
STOCK u5a1 abo hc used fur asplr
iclh bN usins Be- sufficient amount "t
r"intine.
linrirA SOUP.
tuuh "ht .upinl ul barley slowly
units soft 1rHin. Hnd odd 90 hurl
stock aN uhptr
Sairh soup
Ahd nut ruuful uf minced rruhtG
carrots Go Sis rupfuls ct atutk
Corn soup.
Take one cupful of sweet corn
which hHH h""n bottled on the cob,
sf one rHmul nf canned rotu. and
press thrnuEI 70 Sieve. Add iu' pulp
go sis puplul4 uf stuck
CHAR Tomato soup.
Iub tomatoes either fresh CO..
,apucd. ibruuah sieve thu Wiz
keep book tnr seeds Add Do ,upfli
~ pulp Gao ..N ,upfiUs of stock. puii
up ai once aud serve.
l,ic and Tomato soup.
bur-hIlf .uutul uf cold unilud Ilcr
ana ons-h IiI DHpiui uf tomato pulp.
added Co. ai runfnls of stock
Nuoarnni soup
tiuc CuuilI ut cold Couk'd uHDa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

IN 8fWptse hlther,o has been lor
itmp from nv leaplnE brine
Hul nenest now. what % YOU think
~ . pemocrailc secretary Of me navy
vino wHnls - 90 away with star
boat,l ana eportfv
Firpi thins you know he VIII be-
issuing etntfai erfers number twen-
iy.thnf sRalshlns swearing aboard
ship There y nothing we would put
beyond him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23


fnt westast q ffesident Wilson g
sqfnia ffsHfHsas ~ propoaca
.s1s' .sapentrF leeitipiien n shai
tsN'A Y esther Feinpfkaolc utter
AHe4 tfFm nHn VIM y sepposed -
''Ass ssofx'hn knoNles'se ~ state
ttNlt aHN pFnsq Hfanp "a sac iAlef-
ha'lcnAl felations q ihe United
'atfH'
President wilsen. at We understand
f's Recommendation 10 Governor john
n adtIses calliornin 10 REFUSE me
pFieiiess " land ownership naa ouis
.tp ~ JanR VINO are ineieibie A.
&sstenshlp. mi 81 al iofelsnefs en-
alhIt 81 lntlsalhle who have not de-.
emred iacls initnsio0 81 becoming
Amesican cillzens
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a,lcltoa ane uh,.h h.s nna ..el -
s,nnorsant ps.c. 4. ~. a.y.,.,n,.n,
"A az. cona,,. pres,a.n, w,,.on,s
apparent nssisuae would indicate ina,
.he u nor In favor o. Inc sale or
1anefscsn railroad securities in Paris
Mt lhs listing 81 American stocks on
fDnlsn Exchanges. nor. xeneraliy
&ps kIne. In ire aasls,aiec 81 tie
ertai 0nanelas rosouscA 81 EUROPE
~ ih6 derelobnfehf Or America un-
s every investor and stockhoider
rsaouncep his sileeiance and becomes
gssssen n ''lfp Anssea STATES Fol-
io~ee oH' y ~ losieai cpnelnhicn
SUM AZ 'siefanfe o. 'he part q me
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

MAXWELL SunnF tisTt-.--'rhe supe-
fi0r sugar beet. ana great production
pet acre, grown hN the farmers %
the Maxwell district Cnlfax county
New MeNico. IN iai2 have enCuur-
aged settlers Co plant larger areas
this year. There are . QUO acres %
land IN this district which viii pro-
ducc bccts and much uf a. win be
80 planted. So certain are the settlers
~ great production. ana that the
plnnt has come % stay IN the district,
that Il Ia plnnncd by local men to
build spur track through the beet
section. connecting with the Santa Pc
railway at Maxwell