davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
FOURTH PANKHURST
!. BECOMES MILITANT
Miss Adele, After Years of Nurs-
ing Poor Health, Enters
Upon Public Career.

MILAN. Italy, Jan. 1.-THE lighting
ranks OF the militant Pankhursts-
'Emmeline. Sylvia and ChristabeI-are
about to be increased by fourth mem
Der IN the person of Adele Pankhurst.
Youngest daughter of the English
leader.
Adele has been an unknown quantity.
When she made her debut in this city
as a militant orator The Suffragette,
Mrs. Pankhurst's official organ at Lon
don. denied she was one of the family.
a day later it discovered its mistake
and welcomed Adele to position
alongside Of her mother and two sis
ters. ..-e.-
Because Of poor health Adele .Pank-
hurst has been obliged 10 keep out OF
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
COBEQU|D
ISON SEA BOTTOM
Old Mariners Declare Ship
Could Not Live in Heaviest
Storm Remembered.

HALIFAX. Nova Scotia. Jan. IL
it'll the hea1 lest sea the oldest marin
IS have seen pounding the shore ana
hreatening all shipping. wreckage was
4st Up near Yarmouth today, causing
lose searching for the missing Pick
Jrd & Black line steamer Cobequid to
elieve that she had certainly. gone 10
re bottom with her complement of up
ard 100 passengers and crew.
The wreclIage might have been torn
rom the vessel as she pounded on the
ccks, some Of the searchers pointed out.
he lighthouse tender Lady Laurier was
earching for the Cobequid. One report
eaching here said that the wireless
perator OF the Lady Laurier believed
c heard the Cobequid sending out S. O
b. signals early this morning. he was
7ot certain of the identity Of the boat.
oweyer. 1t was admitted that there
as little hope, but Pickford & Black.
,wners Of the vessel, here, refused TO
, ,cIEpowledge her loss.
That the Cobequid struck on the Trim
y Lodges. less than ten miles north
asst of Yarmouth, and that Captain
touSen, who thought she had struck of
8riar Island, was 100 miles of his reck
0ning, is the belief of seamen here.
Company Still Hopes.
Pickford & Black declared shortly
.fter noon they hoped the CObequid
vas still afioat. They received word
Iom st. John that the steamer Royal
gorge had reported picking UP a IS.
D. S" call from the CobequiG about
o'clock this morning. The Royal
Gorge is now in port at st. John. The
II was very faint and the Royal
Gorge was unable 10 get reply when
Ie asked that the position be stated
The wreckage washed ashore at Var
'Outh consisted of cabin fittings, steps.
ladder, and a signboard worded
Double propeller, keep clear"
The Lady Laurier reported thick
Gather off the Lurcher lightship, and
aid 1t would be dangerous to endeavor
approach close to the point where the
obequid was believed to be.
Tugs are aiding the Lady Laurier in
ne search for the Cobequid. 1t was
armed that the passenger list OF the
sssel includes two Sisters of Charity,
ne of whom, Sister Baptiste, is a ma
vS OF Halifax.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Officer Has Battle
With Convict on Car

CHICAGO. Jan. I4-Deputy Warden
a. u. Petit of the Michigan State
pcnitentialy. resumed his journey to.
Jackson, Mich, todaJ, after telling a
story OF n battle with Clarence Bra
dish. a paroTed prisoner. whom he is
taking back to jackson.
Bradish violated his parole and was
rested at Portland. Ore. Near Deer
Lodge. Mont, Petit fell asleep and his
prisoner slipped the handouts and at
tempted 10 leap from the train. The
train porter and several passengers
came to Petit'S assistance, and over
DOW cred Rradlsh.-- -.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Minstrel Show Feature
OF Red Mems Ball

Members of the Improved Order Of
Red Men and their friends today re-
ceiyed invitations to the annual grand
hall of that order to be given at the
Id Masonic Temple January 26. 4
Minstrel show will open the program,
md there VII be a trading post, where
prizes will be given away.
Jacques Heidenheimer. sachem of
~iouX Tribe. No. Is. is directing the
> aging of the show. Twenty black-face
comedians will participate.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Count Boni to Wed
Kin of de TaIIyrand

PARIS, Jan. 1L-Count Boni de Cas-
telIane is about to become related by
marriage to his former wife, who was
Anna Gould. and is now the Duchess
de TalIyrand. The count will marry a
close relatCSp of the Duke de Tallyrand
So tie duke announced today.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14

a cancer cure in. both France and Ger
many. announ,eG hatAt The peNt meet
Ing u1 the Medical Society OF the Dis
triCt he would circulate petition call
inEN OH t,Ongr5ss. to, have the Federal
Government Manufacture and furnish
FaGiI!m
The Washington times., 1914-01-14

View York.-The Eric ferryboat Suf-
fern, ran down the tug Robert White
in a fog in The bay. eHdangering the
lives of the tugs crew of six men.
an were thrown into the icy water
and almost UNCONSCIOUS from the cold
WI en- picked up.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Admiral Ito Dies in
Toyko at Age of 70

TOKYO, Jan. 14.-CoUnt GuNO Ito,
Japanese admiral Of the fleet, uied TO
day. He was seventy years old.
For many years he was chief of
staff of the navy.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Sc Cotton,
2 spools, Sc

THIS COUPON
and sc for two
spoOls of extra
quality W h it q
RastinE Cotton.
$40 yds. each.
Regular sc kind
% (T(
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Sc Shoe Laces,
3 pairs, Sc

THIS COUPON
and sc for three
papers of Mo-
hair shoe Laces,
all lengths. Sold
reg Ilarly at sc
pair. Notion
Dept. (T)
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
&c Needles,
3 papers, Sc

THIS COUPON
and sc for three
papers OF Crow
ley'S "BlUe La
hel" Z n 3 Ii g h
Needles: regu-
laTly 4C paper 80
TT
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Suspender
Waists, 19c

THIS COUPON
and 19c for Chill
dren'S Skeleton
; u s p e n d Z 7
Waists. wit n
rubber button
hose supporters
attached. All
sizes. T)
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Glycerine,
Sc bottle

THIS COUPON
and &C for two
ounce size bottle
Of Pure GlyCer-
inc. bottled by
COLGATE & 60.
for family use.
CT '.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
6Sc Albums.
35c each

THIS COUPON
and &c rpr
Usual Ggr Post
,2Td \ ] j. u m :,
bound in cloth:
h o ] d : 2CO and
800 cards (Il
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Darning
Cotton,
4 spoois, Sc

THIS COUPON
and sc for four
sPools of good
quality Farming
Cotton. in white
or black; sOl;1
regularly 1T Two
spools for Sc.
s-5z.gsr. $500 tTN
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Memo Books,
19c each

THIS COUPON
and lgC frr
Usual ,UC LOu---
leaf NJ moran
dun IL , q K y
W ] l n patent
spring. Station
- cry bert. ~
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Nail Files
SC each

THIS COUPON
and &c for regu-
lar 10c and l5c
Flexible s [ ee !
Nail Files: var
Ious lengths: as
sorted size s.
Perfumery dept.
Cd
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
15c Talcun
Sc can

THIS COUPON
and SC for half
pound can Of
Wilbert's Tai
cum Powder. in
violet. rose, or
CarnatiOn with
regular sc Face
Chamois Free.
CTl
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
10c Soap,
SC cake

THIS COUPON
and 90 for usual
l0C cakes of
@tunNOn' = Witch
liaZoI Soap for
toilet or bath.
IT)
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Dresses Worth Up
to SIS and $50
Coats Worth Up to
SIS and $50


appak No
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-25
: 7 { UV I Il q Z { II 7 II 7
lcutc III q dt ii h


u ~ l - " l.
gonNorL u. $nmuar. 1ic
(botlade, 0oB lid 10000 Goblen.
tlbrlelItc IN Honbou am Strifc be.
IlnDeL nlocbtc lid bei'm bclltigcl
Glntritt elmer fdlten NeQe cmpfino-
lid filblblr. Gic 5u6rlellte, meld)e
ON lebten IienItag Die 9Irbcit llie.
0crlegten, perlnlgtcn cine Grhobung
bon : Gents pro Come iiir oas Ser.
l0oen DER &oblc. Sie crbielten bis.
Der 8 Gcnta pro Come. Ger Stritc
luuroe hia6er lpenig bemertt, oo mar.
mes @cttcr bcrrid)tc.
Nrottnntcrilld)unG ge0en
joponiId { NJ ariue-
Sffi3lcre
Sot 10, ~. Samlar. Baron
SNbllro Sbinnoo liitglic0 oer 0p-
polltionSpartci, itelte bette an ooS
@nogct. .Gonlite oeS 2onotngeS, cine
llnterlnhlnA Der 2lnicbulOiglng Dor.
]llncbmen, onb cine beliihe Glectri-
cltdis.6irnto arrangements SIR Be
2nblllnN bon Gontnliiiioncn nn iopo.
hide Ninrine.Ciiiiiere iiir olle slllf.
tr0Ge, lpclde oieic 1Sirmn BON Scr ia.
palIiidlcn Slotte erbalte, getroiict
babe.
C1S @erIan1cn cntiprnng Dem
llnliaroc, ooj om lettcn Mittuocf,
III Berlin elm irilberer Stcnograpb
ocs Sofo.3lueiges oer SiemenS-
Sdlfert GlectrlcitdtS (beiellifalt
lpegen ocS liebitoDla Don pertrouli.
den Gorreiponoen5en pol ieincn slr.
bcli1cbcrn nod Dem (Seionglib &C.
lnnot ipnrbe. Ndhreno ocs Trp5cl-
les iptroe Elm grief perleien, aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-25
MODcys angcblidJcr gsngrfiicr frei.
gciprpd)cn.

S9oHAhton, WIid)., ~. san.
3eincr Der Oldllner, luclhc Charles
9. Nioper, Oen Erdiioenterl Der Me-
itcrn Ge0crltion of llncr3, ant
}lbcnO 0cQ 26. Ie3cmbcr, in @an'
cod onBriifen lno ion Damn oepor-
tirtclL plroc 5lr 3uirirOcabtit Der
SpcjiAl @roBAcidapcrencu iOcltiii.
}irt We2hnl6 bette 9indiHittaB Die
2InfIaacn nicber1eid)Iogcn mIrocn.
Stnat3Mnpnlt 0eorae &. 9}jhoI9 emf,
Idlieb, OoB c9 fein @cIcb gcbc inter
lucIGlen Die a'lanner, peIhc lipucr
Neratnnl olli eillen gd6nlul brad.
ten, bctrlft mcr0en fonntcl icIbit
lilr ocn SAT- OaB oieielbcn ioCntiii-
}irt mcr0en fonntcn. Gr lutcrbrci.
tctc 0cn &roBgeihuorcneu Ole l}o-
men pol II Moninenten Mduncrll,
alc @|itglie0er Der Yiirgcr.NQIlnj
ucld)e lid1 ongeblidl an Der }Ifinrc
betbeIlilt ,battcn. Giner 9luorOning
oea 9iid)tcro S'9ricn 3l,fol1e uaDnicn
Ole C5roBgeIdpporelell cine cinlehens
oc llnterindnn1 Dor. 5icbcntlO-
jJuallji0 3cugcn, baruntrr @iopcr
illo Charles $. Songer, eiu nnoercr
Spanter Der Ioocration, uclcbcr init
,JloDct ab9cIclobcn lporocn mar, luur.
ocn pernolnlner, oGer fener orricl.
bcn 5ciatc it'd bereit, bic Socniitot
o;r 9!ngci1lloi0ten 5n beicluo6rcn
GGiic 5Ir Neiie ms glnsierb briorat
e. 9lalur, Nr. i13, Sit- Baltimore 5ir.,
nabc Gnitom S,pnic Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-25

Iutr Ansi6t.
Nnt S6lnB Scs &atcn,
friegcS.
Nenc Snffroaettenirb
tDat tn GtDpttlanS.

@aIWN wv StSyplttNtsps
Ircibbnup Oca 6ntoniidcn @ortcn@
in @lo2Nom olrcb Nombc in sic
%uft lciprcnat 3pci Nrobc
Strifc3 in 2nu0on mt @onQr. -
Sroit.l(ntcriudlulA gc9cn jopO.
rjidbe ltnrincofii}icrc. A0ui-
Gin BON Stolien eWi6nQt 2lmc.
rifQncr
&crliM 81. %ouor. Ter
(iNIifcu 9ilrnOidlu" 3uioIgc lit ci-
nr @ciIeNunA b2a trmanltontiihcl
EoiiuNcr-Ratcntric0ca 5niidcn Der
Observation-Disclosures ln0 ocu
&or0OrltiCjrn @lopo in Niir3c in
}IuHliht 5ll nebmcn. Gin5clbejtrn
ijbrr Ole nnAefiinbiNte NcritGnOiAlmN
pnrcn brlltc 2Ibeno lliht 3il crlouQcu,
9tcurS &erbrchcn Scr
cb bottiidb den Sufru-
4 cttcn
@lnaAom, 81. &nulor. lurh
cine &ombc, luclcbc nod 9lnlidt Der
2olijci ppn &anlpfilliira2cttcn fer.
rijhrtc, lDllrOe bclttc oaa Srcibblu2
I'M botunlId1cn @urtcll bon Nlu2Nom,
lpclbca inter bcm 9fomen &ibbIc
CrpltnlIsEoloit befalut it, 5crit0rt.
2n2 0roBe WInSond) lm0 0c @0nOc
Oca Halta plroc1 in tnllicn0 Stilde
Nsriiicn luO piele mertbuollc @ilan-
sen ipur0en rllinirt.
&lr5 chc Die @ombe crplo6irtc, Qrs
lonN G. ciltrnl @drtcr, pon cincr
3peitcn Bomb, Die 3iinDihmr SIT
cltiernen. Ger Mam cut0in0 nit
fnuppcr 9totb Dem 5ooc, ais ole Gr-
nIoIirn ser onocrcu 9on6c criolNtc.
5fubipur2n bitter f5ebiiidell oenteten
an olB lid Ole &eriiber ser lbat
BORT ucrItedt Qcbnltcn. I'M cine gin.
Itige @cleNen6cit db5lnuartcn. 9teben
Ocn GnBipurcn mur0cn prri6ieoenc
SNlcicr, cine lecrc Ghampo0ncrfIo.
idlc mo oic 9ieltc zines audcnS &c.
ill0cn
Noubon0mcrfer in 2olt-
0oltam z trife.
Honoon, u. Sonlar. ,3luci.
hubcrttnlieno @ouGanomcrfcr gin.
gen bcllte bier al ben Strife iuo err
tI0rtclL 0dB lie Oic 2lrbeit nitbt mic.
Der allfncbmcn meroen, bis lire slr.
hcltAcber odS &crlongcu nucb yoife-
nrr Werfltdtte" allfAcbell.
Nic 9lrbeitAeber 0robtcn ibren g(n.
Actcllten Qcitcrl nit enem 9llS-
ihlub, loIla Die llnions9lr6eiter nid)t
gemillt ieicn. cine &crcinbnrllng 5t
ltltcrjeidncn, nit 9IiAt.llnion.9lr.
teitern }lI0mmen3lorbeiten. 9ie
llnion-6ilbrern rueigcrten iid, oieienl
Tcrlan9en nadI}ufumnen lno oroI-
ten ibrcrIcit0 nit cinenl iofortigcn
Sfrife.
z trifc Scr Go6lcnfu6r-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-25
Srdlj'bn Senermehrlcntc perlctt.

Glcpelano, q, u. Sanuar.
Ndbrcno eincS granheo, Ger beit.
tc IN Dem 0jeb1nbe Der NJ. & &c.
Nutonobile Slpplu Gpnlpanp, g,r.
800, %rolpcct. sIpeulle. miitbcte, mur.
ocn lcd)Sjebn ,Sellerluebrlelltc imo eiit
SnOcItellter Der Gonlpague pcrlest.
rcipcfiIpc ron Stalid, iiberm1ltigt.
.Q'cbrere tSrdlcl ipnrOan ans benz
brcnncnoen (Sebdlifc percttet. Ser
anGcrIdtctc Sd,aor:l miro alf $780,.
600 Qcid)dBt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-25

n3roIjhcn 6rnnfrcih lit 10 groB, onB
oie o0icn nIllllablid poiiltGnoig &c.
ihloiicn luerOcn Tic Scntpcrutllr be.
tru1 bcltc an ncridlicocnen Srttr
jmiihcn - luo % ojrao inter 9ail.
Goa inncrc 9oin ocS SoaicnS pon
2icppc lit nit Oifem Gis beocdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-25

sIbonncntcn, bic oen r0sntidjen
SurrciponSentcn" nid)t piiaftlid) oSer
nnrcNclmai!ia crbalten, iino sebeten,
Der Siiiec Sapun per ScIrp1sn DSes
id)riitlia Nitt4eilumg ~ naaex. I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
1g the FIRST hall OF the season.
BURGLARS BUsY IN
TOWN or Las CRUCES

Las Cruces. y. ~, Jan. s2.--An un-
successful attempt WIS made 10 enter
the home % Mrs Margaret Summer
ford last weok, the would-bo burglars
being frightened away hy the dogs as
soon as they came upon the porch n
was about midniRht ana the family
had retired Mira Summcrford. who
WIS awakened by the dogs, looked out
ana saw three men just leaving tho
yard. An automobile stood n front
of her house ana she thinks the men
entered Il ana left
During The absence OF the family
last Friday night the home Of L. w.
Parker on tho Pnsco was entered and
several articles Of s.iVcrwarc a large
butcher knife ami fooduuns tnkon.
Entrance was mude by cgtunE d hole
Ia the screen and unhouklne it then
raising the window
a screen on one OF the parlor win
dows az the home OF George Frenger
was pulled loose and an attempt made
Go raise the window. hut q WAS SEE
curcly lostenod, and the would be
burglar was apparently frightened
away as he did not attempt to set in
tho house hY ang other mcihud' The
torn screen and trnmplod sfaTs be.
meath the window was the only result
for hia trouble and the family were
unaware OF this until the next day
when it was discovered by tine cook.
The hoHO of sir and Mrs a. D.
Brewer was entered while The family
We're al church ana articles Of food
taken Some money was also taken
from purse which hHd been lefi Ia
ono of the rooms Entrance was
gaiLsd az ln nearly every other I'M
stance hy the screen heing cut and
the window raised
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
THOUSAND ACRES
OF SUGAR BEETS
At MAXWELL
Big Acreage Pledged FOR Next
Year; Big Wheat Yield An.
ticipated; Colfax County
Prospects Good.
BURGLARS BUSY
AT LAS CRUCES

Maxwell n. NJ. Jan. 2l--A tribe
over 1000 acres OF sugar hoots have
been pledged hy local farmers for
next year, gar-boet growing have
ing been demonstrated 20 be AN abso-
lutte success In this district. II 81 be-
lieved total Of 1909 acres will be
planted next season.
Al "a recent largely attended meet
Ing Of the beet growers, the chairman
appointed committee consisting Of
John Nolan, s. K. Garrison ana Willis
Jones' 10 issue an Invitation 90 tho Of
iicials of the Garden city sugar fac
tory To meet the farmers of the Max
well tract. and discuss contracts for
1914, or longer. The committee was
instructed TO get la touch with the
factory as early as possible, and 10
arrange Tor meeting az once, ~ they
could The coll fer the meeting will
be issued through tho Mail.
The farmers on the tract are Will
ing. even anxious To grow beets. u
they can ret fair contract, and "a
railroad spp into the tract, So they
will not have 90 make such long
hauls Go the dump They are hoping
for an early meeting with tho factory
people. so they win know what they
are going TO do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
DIXIE QUINTETTE
AT ELKS' THEATRE
SATURDAY, JAN. 81

The Dixie Qulntette. under the au-
spices OF the DISQUALIFICATION Ly-
cvum bureau, will appear az the Elks
thcater ON saturday night January
1874 the curtain rising promptly at
$3.50 Admission rs fifty cents. the
attraction being brought here by the
Albuquerque Womhn's club. The
price of regular lecture course tick
cts has hcon reduced from ft.h0 to
St.25 The personnel Of the Dixie
Quintctte Be- as follows:
Edward Goodhar, first tenor. Ed
ward Williams, second tenor and
hanlo, Louis Johnson, baritone and
reader; John Turner hasso; Joseph
Gray pianist
-Four OF the men who compose
this company were leading artists a.
the Dixie chorus notable color
ed organization which has been UNI
der lledpath management for two
years past appearing IN the Epic
81 the Negro" ON large courses
throughout the country The att
traction Is ono of the finest musical
Congregations ever brought here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
Impressions of TwelUe Hundred Mile
"nush" Across Frozen Alaska
+'++%+++++%%<%+%+%%+%%++++
Extracts from a Daily Journa. Kept
Of AIbuquerquc cx-Unitcd states Attorney Nome.

ere All IN rags and they we're all
flthy They gave US coffee ana
reindeer steak. Tho meat was first
class. When Il came 20 going 10
bed. az every human being. men.
womon aud an had 10 80 TO bed in
the-saaire ais room was a 'httle bic
nervous about the proprictlcs and
about the ventilation. ! proposed 60
Jake that We 60 outside In the sled
shed and put our robes on tho
ground and sleep there Tie Wills
pcrcd back iu scotch broRuc. ~
ken yer object. bat it's vera cauld an
thonk we hctthor thry this" so I
acquisccd I had "a package with
half dozen cakes % gum camphor
In my kit n stood mo In good
hand this nlaht and through this en-,
tire trip Scoitio Alien GENIAL
scotchman. who runs hardware
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR
CONsTIPATED CHILD


Every mother realizes. after civ.
ing her children "Californla syrup
OF Figs" that this ls their ideal laNa-
tive. because they love lts pleasant
taste and Il thoroughly cleanses tho
tender little stomach, liver and bow
ols without gripping.
When cross. irritable. fevcrish or
breath 81 bad, stomac'i sour. look at
the tongue, mother. ~ coated, give
"a teaspoonfui OF this harmless fruit
laxative" and IN n few hours all the
foul, constipated waste. sour bile
aud undlgestcd food passes out ~
tho bowels and YOU have well,
playful child again when its little
system is full ct cold, throat sore.
has stomach-acho. ainrtnoca. indi-
posllon. collie remember. good
"inside cleaning" should always DO
tho first treatment given.
Millions Of mothers keep Cali
fornia Syrup Of FIGS" handy. they
know teaHpoonfui today saves q
sick child tomorrow Ask your
druggist for 50-oent bottle Of cal
lfornia syrup Of Figs which has
directions for babies children OF an
ngcs and grown-ups printed on the
bottle Beware ~ commercials sold
here. 40 don't be fooled Oct the
genuine. made by "California Fig
syrup Company"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
nFouRTm nAY. cnNTINrnp.

tFolltTH DAY, CONTINUED
Captain wanted 10 80 20 Moses
that ulght because AN Indian boy Of
his acquaintance lives tnciN lie
ANA nis wlle az Nome had raised thls
boy ana cdueated him, until he left
thea -fcVoFal years so, soewc wcro
pretty sure Of good trcatment there.
They certainly gave us as good treat
mont me- they could, considering thoir
conditions. II may be- that I ann fas-
tidious, cor it may be- that was new
to the aroma of an Alaskan Indian
igluo or house but up 90 this point
in my career. had never entered a
place where human beings lived. not
excepting the worst Navajo hogan"
with such vile smell az Moses
house. The house was filthy.
MoseF his wife. sister -law, and
everybody else. incldinE tho children
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
MAXWELL LOOKS TOR
RECORD WHEAT YIELD

Fully 10000 bushels OF wheat VIII
be harvested here this fall ~ nothing
but an average yield Ia returned.
With the prospects ms Hattoring as
the, are now the chances are that this
estimate viii be- greatly exceeded.
The basis OF this estimate Is two
thousand acres ut the low average Of
80 bushels 90 the acre. Maxwell dis
trict has frequently produced as high
AZ 90 bushels To the acre so the so
bushels estimate - certainly conscrv-
alive. Much OF tho wheat is on the
ground that was formerly In beets ana
alfalfa, 40 the yield from this land
would be heavier than from old wheat
land.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
PROSPECTS GOOD ron
CoLFAx COUNTY FAgMERs

springer ~ NJ. Jan. 2i--whue
tho heavy snow has been very iniur-
ious TO the livestock industry In this
part Of New Mexico the farmer has
reason to rejoice. lie will and tho
ground IN splendid shape 90 COM
mence farming In the spring as the
moisture from the SNOW has soaked
into the ground. II has generally been
the case whore our winters have fur
nlahod abundance az snow that the
following season kas been splendid
one for the farmer And aeain there
e lots Of snow Ia the mountains which
viii furnish abundance Of water for
reservoirs and rivers, Swing plenty
Of water for irrigation especially dur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Asa medicinal antlseptlo FOR douches
In treating catarrh, Inflammation or
liberation OF nose. throat, and that
caused BY feminine Ills 4 has NO equal.
For ten years the Lydia =. plnkham
Medicine Co. has recommended PaKiihe
"a thols private correspondence with
women. which proves ita superiority.
Women who have been cured say
4 n ''Worlh &c weight IN gold" AZ
drnssIsta. SOC. large boa, Of BY mail.
TIE Paxton Toilet Co, Boston, Mass.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-12-12
lmprovised Strainer.

size; carrot. one medium size; turnip,
one small; water, three pints; celery,
half stick; parsnip, one slice; herbs
(parsIey, thyme and bay leaf pepper
corns, one dozen; salt, one teaspoon
full
Cut up the meat into small pieces,
add the salt and cold water and allow
to stand for at least half an hour to
draw out the juices of the meat.
Bring slowly to the boil, and when
the scum begins to rise add a table
spoonful of cold water; skim carefully
and allow to boil gently for five min
utes.
Cut the onions, carrot and turnip in
halves and add them to the liquid, first
drawing the saucepan to one side, so
as to keep the contents simmering, not
boiling After simmering for five
hours strain off and allow to get cold.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-12-12

man. If there is anything on your
mind, speak it out. That's my method
and I have no patience for riddles"
There is just this on my mind, Mr..
Brand" he said Reynolds went broke
today, fat--you understand, fiat He
went broke on Henning's tip. and Hen
ming is your broker. Reynolds lost
$4,000; every cent he had in the
world. and you won two hundred thou
sand. That's what's on my mind, Mr.
Brand"
Well. what about it7" the million
aire asked sharply. He glowered at
Dick and thrust out his jaw men
acingly
Il don't know what about Il" replied
the reporter still quietly, but with his
face in just as threatening proximity
as Brands. I'm here to find out"
Brand side-stepped the Issue.
You told Reynolds that?" he in
quired.
Il told him what you won, yes. About
his own losses guess he was pretty
we'll informed"
The millionaire took out his cigar
case and rendered it to Dick in gin
gerly, matter-of-fact way. The report
err declined, and Brand lighted his
cigar with a deliberate movement. He