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BEET SUGAR IN EUROPE.
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The late reports which show an unexpected decrease of the cane sugar crop in Cuba direct attention again to the enormous increase of the European output of beet sugar and the efforts of European agricultural parties and European Governments to avert the natural consequences of overproduction that has been caused by artificial stimulation. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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