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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01
1ylszkITGHEN
WHEN EGGS ARE AVAILABLE

THk reduction III the price OF eggs
u as spring approaches and the adj
vent OF Lent Turns the house
wifes attention TO methods OF serving
eggs Some delicious ways of prepar-
ing them are here suggested:
ScalIoped Eggs-Fake six eggs, slice
them and season with salt. pepper. one
teaspoenfuI each of chopped parsley
and grated -aeese. Cover with one
pint of white sauce made with stock
Sprinkle with one-half cupfuI of crack
er crumbs. dot with butter and place
IN oven until a light brown.
Nourisi,inq Preparations.
Eggs Piqaant--Take six eggs. a quar-
ter OF a pound OF cheese. ane-third OF
a cupful OF cream or milk. two table
spoonfuls OF butter. one teaspoonful of
mustard. one-tlaif teaspoouful Of salt
and dash Of cayenne. Shave the
cheese into thin chips, butter an egg
dish or Il small baking dish and spread
the cheese in it, On the cheese ar
range in small portions the tablespoon
fut OF butter. mix salt. cayenne. mus
rard and cream; pour half of the milk
over the cheese break the eggs into
the dish. and after pouring over them
the remaining milk place In the oven
and bake.
Parmesan Egggse-Fakes six eggs. boil
them hard and take off the whites and
cut them MP into large pieces. Mash
the YolkS smooth with one tablespoon
ful Of oil. one OF mustard a dash Of
paprika. salt and two drops Of tabasco
sauce. Mix the whites with a cupful
OF white sauce and put the Yoiks
through Il ricer,, lay the whites on hot
buttered toast sprinkled with Parmesan
cheese and place the yoIks on top.
A osiecta,ie Dessert.
Egg Fluff-rake four eggs. three
gills OF milk. sugar to Taste and lemon
rind and vanilla co favor. Put the
milk IN a saucepan with sugar to
sweeten it and add rhe rind OF half a
lemon. Let this steep slowly at the
side of the range for half an hour
then remove the peel Separate the
Yoihs from the whites Of the eggs and
whisk the whites to Il stiff froth and
no liquid remains. Bring the milk TO
a boiling point, drop the egg fraths-a
tablespoonful at a time-and keep turn
ing them until sufficiently cooked; then
place them in a glass dish Beat MP
the yollis OF the eggs, add them to the
milk. mix thoroughly and then strain
through Il wet cloth. Put into a bowl
and SET the bowl In Il saucepan OF
boiling water. Stir is one way until
the mixture ttickens. Do not allow it
60 boil. else it will etIrdle. Pour this
custard over the eggs. They should
rise ta the surface Serve cool.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01
sTFANDGuiST

edwin and Curtiss Stannes arrived
here On Tuesday morning from Hal
ETad
Rev. Olson and Rev Wilson RETURN
ed 10 their homes On sunday evening.
Bennie Anderson from CIarksfieId,
Mimi, is visiting at Lewis Andersonis s.
Henry Barlow OF Grand Forks. N
D. spent d day here last week. look
ng after mis- land interests.
Minnie Lausness Of West Valley.
spent i couple of days here last week.
Mrs. J, Liudstrom returned Monday
from her visit with relatives near
Graenbush.
Banker Tweeten tended to- banking
affairs IN this town last week.
>dOE WikstrUm is back from Balm,
. Mimi, where he has been EMPLOYED
" rhe Gleason Dredge Co.
: 4r- Taylor OF Greenbush is around
.4livering the pictures he has enIarg-
cd 60r farmers i'll this vicinity
Mr, and Mrs. Ratchwrig1t OF Pelan
/. wa n town last Friday
!. Jonas BernhardsOn was in NewfoI-
gden asst week
|. Alfred Danielson returned home
rom Little Forks on Sunday.
! Mr. and Mrs. G. Onger and Miss
Rookie spent Sunday at the latter
home in West Valley
I Oscar Jensen and Theodore and
!, Agnes SOrens0n left for Quatsino. On
RIouday
n The LindstTUm boys are now the
ahapPy owners Of big gasoline rig,
Hnd Il plans will not tai. many far
fsneTs viii have let CT breaking done
FPn cleir farms during Tie. coming
tFear II is hoped that there viii be
/ pore 1Llan one of these plows at work
E'in@ the. coming summer in this
I AcinGtY
/ The Y P. Society and Ladies' Aid
pee At I. I. Strandberg's.
A Miss Agnes Larson returned 10 Hal
~ a Sunday morning.
II Miss Emma Rud spent Saturday in
"a R. Fails.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01
WEST or ALvARaDo

Oscar Walberg made a business
trip 70 Alvarado SATURDAY.
RaHpn Hanson has been heIping AL
bert Bjarklnnd for a few days.
Ole HoItberg attended to business
IN AIVarado one day last week.
Edwin Hanson and Carl +. Johnson
called on John Strong Wednesday
what are a mans brains. for any
way? A man is worth a dollar and a
half day from his eyes down. From
his eyes NJ he is worth more or less.
as the case may be- The best field
For the farmer to cultivate is the
north half CT the upper forty.
Carl j. Johnson and Herbert Hag-
man were shopping in Oslo SATURDAY..
A number OF Oak Park people at
tended to business in AIvarafa last
Saturday
Carl Hagman took a walk over 10
Oscar Walberg's FRIDAY.
John Strong was a business ca Her
in Oslo Saturday.
/ Carl Stavig spent Sunday afternoon
with home folks.
Herbert Hagman the hustIing farm
8er OF Southern 0ak Park. was d bust
ness vlsltar in town Monday
Misses Alma and Lydia WaIberg
left for Cando, N, D. Saturday even
ing.
Mrs Filing Bergaa arrived Thurs
day morning from Warren To take
charge Of her parental home of this
community for a while.
Herbert and Carl Johnson suens
Ehursday evening at D. Nordstrom's.
Henry Linderotll was an aIva radio.
caller Tuesday
P1llle Hendrieksan and Alice. Wal
berg visited at John Strong's Sunday
Emil DaallsJrom called on Oscar
Walhergs Friday last week.
Herbert Johnson took in the dance
at Alvarada Monday evening.
A merry bunch OF young folks Wis
tied at Oscar Walberg's Sunday.
One must live in the country Ii, an
preelate the beauties Of the dawnins
spring
Charley J.. Johnson OF Vega nassa,i
thru this vicinity SATURDAY.,
Edwin Hanson will work for d
Nordstrom the coming season.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Finsarh and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Il. Iof1anson and
Mr.. liver Ffnsetll and daughter Ada
We're Sundav visitors at Mrs. Fl Fla
tas',
Herbert Hagman was an Alavrado
business caller Monday
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01
FOL1AHL

Received too late for last week.
We are certainly enjoying the nice
spring weather.
Ii is some time since the aItaes
were seen cut. The roads are. very
nice
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl VaIgren Of St.
Paul and Mr. and Mrs John Olson of
Drayt0n and Esther and Gust Olson
OF North Dakota, attended the we'd
ding at Hogberg's last Thursday
Mr.. Frank Johnson with family
from near Argyle, has moved on the
Marheck farm. We are glad to see the
Johnson family with u.s..
The Sewing Society will meet at 4.
Bergstrum's Saturday, April 4I1.
We are glad 10 hear that Mrs. Hog
berg is improving We hope her arm
will be all right again
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01
EAST OF WARREN

-
Everything indicates the approach
of spring-neadow lariiss have arriv-
ed, also crows and hawks. wild geese
have flown north and last but not
least, the boys have been playing
marbles
Mr.. and Mrs. BodeM attended the
25tdl anniversary surprise given in
honor OF Mr. and Mrs. A. Horgen on
Sunday
The dehata at tile Farmers Club
was we'll given By both sides The re-
suit was tie, there being % points
on each side. But the Judges r.
tller favored the affirmative. namely
that Of diversified farming.
! The next meeting will be held an
April Ind. The subject will be the
Elimination Of Foul Weeds The
Young folks ara preparing d short
play
Misses Marvel and ulene Grange
visited at the BaUtenfaus home On
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Josephine Wentir returned to
her home in Thief River Falls on Sat
urday evening. =, .--
Mrs. Hugo Monroe entertained Miss
Fac Wadsworth at supper On Thurs
day evening.
/ MISS Bessie MaHps assisted at rlle
Peoples Store during the sale.
John Monroe returned Monday
from a Sightseeing "trip thru Canada.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01
caildrsnfs Diseases Very Prevalent.

Wilnoping cough Is about every.
where. Measles and scarlet fever al.
most as bad. Use Foley's Haney and
Tar Compound FOR raw inffaned
Threats and coughing. Mrs. L, c.. Host
Ter, Grand Island. Nehr.,. says: @My
three children had severe attacks OF
Wtlnaping cough and a very few doses
OF Foley's Honey and Tar gave them
great relief" Contains no opiatas. Do
not accept a substitute Warren Phar-
macy Ed Quistgard, Prop.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01
How to Detect the
Alum Baking Powder

Which are the alum baking powders.
how can avoid them unless they are nameda"
asks housekeeper.
Here IS one way: take the can Of low
priced powder IN your hand and read the
ingredient clause upon the back label. The
law requires that if the powder contains alum
that fact must be there stated. If you find
one OF the ingredients named alum, or sui
phate Of aluminium, you have found an alum
botng powder.
here IS another and better way. You
don't have to Know the names Of the sI,,n7
powders. Use Royal Baking Powder onIy-
That assures you cream of tartar powder,
and the purest and most heaIthfuI baking
powder beyond question.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

our large stock of harness and
horse collars will interest yau-w. F.
Powell G Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

or any and all occasions. We
Ira headquarters for the NGrtII-
vast, for anything in this line
for Weddings, Christeniugs, Par
ties, Sick Rooms, Lodge 7oons,
-unerai Er1bierns. ETC. Order
direct CT give your order 10 any
OF our agents in your home town
and they will receive prompt
land careful attention
HOLM & OLSON, Incorporated,
he Home OF Flowers.
St Paul, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

Hero Tanning Mills and Smu
Cleaners are the Worlds best stand
ards.--W r. Powell & Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01

One pound package CT Il
ISL paper for % cents at
flee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
WATCH 1T

The underground system of the Republican machine for
getting votes is at work.
Votes are being bought in Albuquerque The agents of
the machine who buy them do not say III give you $500
for your vote Tuesday" They say Well put you
as worker" until Tuesday night when the polls close
Here's $500 Be at the polls early and stay all day
The paid worker" is the law evading term for the
bought voter"
Some of these paid workers" get $40 few who have
been tried in past elections get These latter
paid not only for their votes but to create sentiment
and to bring in other workers who be employed
If you look about you you will see these who pay
taxes, who do not know tariff from torta, who
have interest in state county affairs and know moth
ing about themyou will these busiiy engaged
in creating sentiment" They will be talking for the
election Modesto Ortiz Nestor Monoya and A. Mann
for the legislature They will deny gby that the Repub
loan machine proposes to raise salaries They will assert
the high character and unmpeachable integrity of Ben
igno Hernandez, and they will circulate lies about Con-
gresham Ferguson
Organized gangs of these are ready to vote
Tuesday for whose election higher county sal
aries higher tax rate and continued control by the Re-
publican machine of the state legislature.
The vote of each of these paid workers., who pay
taxes is worth just much Tuesday, your vote MI
Taxpayer whether ruinous percent tax rate lakes
ST. $40 or $500 of your pocket every paying day
Rotten! Of course its rotten But Republican ma
chimes socaed election law makes practical and
within the law. The system will continue until YOU
elect Legislators who will change and make vote buy
ing by wholesale impossible No candidate of the Repub
hcan machine will vote to change this system be-
cause il is essential to the life of the machine.
But George C. Scheer William Kieke and Rafael Gar
ca will change this if you send them to Santa Fe They
will give you decent election law under which honor
able will be protected in their rights citizens
They will prevent the outrageous salary grab by which
your seven percent tax rate will be made permanent
But Scheer Keke and Garcia have slush fund from
headquarters and contributions from county Of
ficers who want outrageous salaries TO help them out
They depend for election the vote which cannot
be hired"
Il is a rotten condition but you must face if you
expect protect your interests In order meet this
organization OF workers and defeat it you men whose
pocket books at stake in this election must get out
Tuesday volunteer workers In your own behalf.
II your only chance to beat the underground system
which talks tariff the surface and the price per vote
underneath.
1t is up &c you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
Kaiser'S Forces Thrust Back
Across the International
Boundary Near Nancy when
French Assume Offensive.
RUSSIAN ATTACK rs
BECOMING ACCENTUATED
Artillery Engagement Be-
tween Soissions and Berry
au-Sac Results Favorably
to Allied Arms, Is Report

Paris cot. 90 te.4i D. mD--Thc
French official announcement given
out this afternoon says that spirited
lighting continues between the mouth
OF the User and the Lens; that In
this district the allies have not drawn
back. and that they have continued
10 advance IN the region bctwce0
Ypres aud Roulors and elsewhere
The text OF the communication
follows
'Thf fighting continues 60 be par
ticulaEy soiritcd between the mouth
of the User aud the region Of Lens
In tnis part Of the front the allied
forces have at no point drawn hack
ana they have continued To- make
progress IN the region between Ypres
aud RuuleTs In he general region
between soissons and Berry -Au- BaC
an artillery engagement resulted IN
our adyautage and resulted In the
destruction of several batteries of the
enemy.
In he region to the east oi
Nancy betW cen the forest of BE
ynnge and the forest az Parroy. We
have assumed the offensive and have
driven the enemy across the frontier
Russia On the river san and "a
the south of Przemysi the Russian
offensive is becoming more accentu-
atcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
NATIONAL ISSUES
DISCU SSED BY
FERGUSON
Congressman in First Speech
of Campaign for Re-Elec-
tion Says Main Question Is
Support of Wilson.

Ration. A. 81 D,t g1-ln a strong
ana telling speech here last night. the
FIRST he has made la his campaign
for r. e,cicctiun. Congressman Harvey
y FcrgussOn stated clearly that the
issues Involved in his campaign we're
simply those 0f support or non sup
port OF the present administration.
MI Fergusson Was given an enthus-
lastiu reception aud a huge crowd
heard his addrons
The most conservative estimates
give CoifaN county 90 the Democratic
candidate By az least SOC majority
That he has thus broken into the
strength OF the Republican BOSSES in
the usually Republican county OF
ColiaK iB held here 90 aWsur well tor
hls success IA other lees roCkriboed
counties.
The congressman was IA splendid
form last nigh3 and spoke with Nig
'us aud fiery eioquence a. he told
~ the HChiek emeuts of the Demo-
cratic administration. the steps Il had
taken for a fair deal Tor the whole
people and ts opposition to the rule
~ the Interests H. drsW strong
parallel b~tween the Way the Demo-
rfais had rid the country IA large oi
inlefest-controi and the status that
should be eneoied witch ne said
would be efiested, In New Mexleo by
the election OF Democratic lower
house 10 pfune the power of ths
siandpst senate.
Many Democrats and no, few Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
Francisco l. Magia Executed
After Confessing Guilt in
Presence of American Con-
sui, II Is Said.
Il DIE A TRAITOR"
DECLARES ASSASSIN
Pablo Gonzales, staunch Sup
porter Of Carranza. Alleged
to Have Paid Man With
Criminal Record for Deed.

El Paso Tex oct An attempt
has been made 90 nssassinate General
Francisco villa by an agent said 10
have been commissioned and paid by
General Pablo Gonzales General
Carrunza D stauuyh supporter said
message sent the Associated Press
TODAY by Luis Agurre Benav'des,
General Villas first secretary The
wpuld -be assassin, Francisco I Mu-
gla, was executed after making
confession before George e. Caroth-
crs the American consular agent
The accusation caused much SIX
Citcmeut corning az the critical time
in ,hc Carranza- Vna concihation
conference winch already has reach
cd "a stage nearing % formal break
between the constitutlonallst com
mander and has northern leader The
telegram from Villas secretary said
that report of the Incident had been
sent the conference al Aguas CALI
eutcs which was % have renewed its
sessions today with the Iaputa dele
CATION gitendiuB
Mueia was apprshended at Guads
lupc north oi Aguas Cahentes. where
| villa with his troops has been await
| ing the outcome of The conferences.
| The official report stated thar the
prisoner JUST prior to his execution
J had told the Villa nfhcius Boo the
presence of Carothors that he had
| been paid "a iArge sum 90 money 10y
| General Gonzales az Mexico city In
/ his possession was found ncriminat-
| lug evidence and loaded pistol
Mr consul please advise yoH
I government and my family that ! Dis
IL traitor Musia was quoted az hav-
| ing said The accused vas an Ar
| gentne subject who already had a
! criminal record ~ Mcxicr II WAS
I Muga no asaassinated German
/ consular of1Cis at Mexico City some
/ years ago lie escaped from the pen
! iter'HrN OF the time of rho battle ot
! Mexico NIN during the Diaz- Huerta
/ Uprising aeaust The Madero govern
mcni
General Panic Gonzales. command 4.
/ or of th. division of ,ae east under
! th, runstItguonanst government has
npt attended the Acuas Caiicntcs con.
| ference Iu person. az dld General Al
! taro phrcgpu. C8rrnnla's western d.
/ VIstonuI commander Re has hecn
! regarded as Villas strOngest oppu.
4 neuf W Niias routro' orsles wlth the
/ first uhicf. remaining ~ the side ot
/ tarrauga
/ 9cueaI Villa notified the convcu
/ 7pn delegates a' Aglas Canentes ot
( tho matter ssEFcSting to theu that
! they aut 300 he present case as ias
/ u'D ana th" r~Ncan honor demand 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
FERGUSON TO sII.NK
~ CNPITAI FRIDAY

santa Fe y n. oct 90 The Of
ncml itinerary Tor Congressman ".
B Fcrgusson's tpeakng tour ot the
state was announced here today Dc
includes meeting in This ciN FRI
day nlght tor which preparations are
being made by loeai Democrats
The ofhciai itinerary tor Sir Per
gussons trip is as follows
October e6 cyening Ration
October 21 b.. ms Wpgpn
Mound, $50 D. M, Las NcgaH
october IS. afternoon. Espanola
ana santa Cruz: niFht 1hamita
October 20 afternoon, Ranches de
faos. evening. Taos
October 80. eNening santa Fc.
October IN. evening Gallup
November ] and @. Albuquerque
speaking al Eiks thcatcr evening ol
November
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
~ A~HINGTON EXPECTS FIRST
CHtii TD RESIGN TO-DAY

Washington. OCT % Officials
here r1da, rNpr. ed Co hear that the
MrN.au national convention al
Nra. .gHrutrs mad accepted the
resignation Ht General Carranzs a.
first chief
--latest aatI.ss to the state depart
utsui saIl ibr Houveutou atmos
nh,fp hat .earrd and thai Generals
Dhreg.u. .Oa0 ud Castro had re-
.grr,d tuu N.Nl.o Clr, where they
inter. I.vtd Dar-Buza "radiatina op
'Wl.m with 90, arrival oi twenty
HiErr TfUata ue'eEates there sertned
uu douHt tha. The Wills faation would
he Doe .uWpi.ts control
Consul S.UInan'- reports state fhaf
among rrtJ.n Cauditions under
vh.h .ar.trla win agree 90 retire
s ono Shat NIn ana Zapata similar
v retire r0m power hers Is no an
dl.atou tHst tne convention Ntn a..
lert that condition but some dofi-
mite assurance probabg vii bs
askod from NiliH aud Xapata thst
thet VlN gpaold .hc pro, isional go,
rrumeut
i s believed mere that General
Antonio NillarcaL chairman of the
convention. viii boz itf rhoIce for pro
Nisional president should Carran6a
inslsi pn an hls dsfna nds Indications
art thar me convention may sum
nafih depose him and order the
consutuuonalist army Ga cnf0rce the
acts Of the convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
AFFLICTION IS To
MUCH FUR BLIND
LUZ APACHE
Indian Who had Been Blind
38 Years Cuts Throat with
Pocket Knife Late Last
Night.

win his throat cut from ear tu
ear Lux Apache. au Apache Indian.
was lound dead ut his home near the
saWmill shortly before noon today
He committed suicide with pocket
knife.
Apache hld been totally blind fpr
gteen years. ana it is supposed that
Il despoudcut mood bTought ON hy his
condition trd to the suicide. The
been n Che habit 10 dropns in 90
see how the blind Indian was sottius
along be had been dead Tor several
hours az least
Apa ne Was as years old The aoa1
was taken Go Fred CToilotts under
taking establishment The govern
meut viii pro,id for the burial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
HUNDRED NND FiITN
MtNEttS ARE RESCUED

Murphysboru. No. p.t 80 -oue
hundred and rtry person had been
ukcu alitc from thr Ro,alton mine
ut nouu Eighy of those rvs-
.ucd bad been overcome hE Ras Two
pf thc-" died at tho togo af tht mime
The rr=ouers are making feN at-
tempts Co. CAREY thr dead from the
mine as they ar, usiBg au thoir time
BOZ tho uttempt tu rc- uc the N,ius
n now Is stated tha pos men cu-
tered the mine shortly before the cN-
plusinu occurred.
40 noon rcsCuers said thU could
see ar least twenty bodies on the
upper level
from this level rcseucrs s1ush. tH
check ihc Flames iu the tower level
whore lHo men terc outomhod by
dropping blankets soaked with wa
ter. This temporarily ChrD ked thc
flamss bui thr poisonous gases drove
tho fire nghters hack
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
nc RE1 EPTION FoR MR.
IEWt.I SSON ~ " NtsON MOI Nj

Wagon Mound. *. NJ oct 2t
Fully 800 people we're on hand 90
greet Congressman Harvey b. Fer
gusson when be- arrived here This at
ternoou 20 address the public ln MS
campaign for reelection Much in-
tcrcst b. being shown Boo his address
him
AZ Maxwell to-day he spoke briefly
Co 500 people nn his way to this c,iS.
Sentiment is strong for nj Fergus-
son here and against the interests
which have controlled the county n
times past
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
~EARCHIIGuTS NID N
pRZENYSi. HOMBARDMENT

Paris. oct % Usi0 g. M The
Russian bomhHrdmcut of the Pre-
mysl fortress. says o dispatch Go the
Havaa news agency from petrograd.
continues during the night aided hy
ttrung searchlights, Desertcrs say
many of the forts defenders are sue
cumhing 20 epidemics ami that the
medicines and provisions virtually aro
exhausted All the men of the gar
rison are obliged 90 work continually
un the foriificatinnt. which the Rus
SLAMS arc said tu be fast destroying
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
President Wilson Urges
Reelection of FERGUSON

Re 81 NJ a.
editor Evening Herald
Albuquerque. y NJ
following t Democratic
Ii PAXToN state Chairman.
White
Washing ton G.. October 81
j. n. Paxton Charm
~. y. VI
d h ul,a-urc .
stood bs the thc oI,c manifested
pnotial their support OF lust progressive legislation.
Certainly Mr. i Quality
tested bN his II ud mc nttlc
- m tia ihs -houid rtur
where. lengthcnng service be-
he able the country the benefit Of quality
and cnectiNels month
WOODROW WILSON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
RESCUE CNUs NOT
MANTIn Al RnN AIrnN

Pittsburgh. pa. pet -'-A tele-
sram received this afternoon az the
Pittsburgh station of tRe bureau oi
mines said hat reports of damage
hy the explosion in the mime og M
Franklin Coal and Coke company at
R0yaiton. ma had been eSaggsratcd
The toicgfam was signed by D 3
Mitchell president ~ the coal com
peny Orders for the ENsbsf ilie
Ind. rescue car 90 proceed 20 Ruxai-
ton. however. were not cancelled