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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-29
AFTER THE CONVENTION.

amt the man who led the way,
A-ridin' proud an stately;
| walked fur miles in the display
The same fatigued me greatly.
wasn't of the chosen few,
Silk-hattcd an high-collarcd;
did jes' what they told me to-
am the man who hollered.
They told me was needed there;
Sech doin's always has 'em-
The folks who forward the affair
With their enthusiasm.
never tried to make speech,
Not bein' any scholard.
l merely fined the general scrccch-A
am the man who hollercd.
I've had to meet with some expense
That couldn't be neglected.
My achin' head it feels immense.
I'm weary an detected.
Not one of EN- could tell my name.
Those leaders whom follcrcd.
\ patriot all unknown To fame-
am the man who hollcred.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-29

From the Stockgrowers Journal.
The Kalispell Bee, a semi weekly paper
has appeared above the newspaper hori
ION in Flathcad county. The new paper
looks we'll and is managed by II. e. But
Ter. edited by Walter Aitken, formerly OF
Big Timber
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-29
From the Flathead Herald-.Journal.

From the FIathead HeraId-JOurnaI.
The first number of the Kalispell Bee
was issued last Friday. It is a neat six
column folio and will be issued semi
weekly. Messrs. Butler and Aitkcn have
made good showing in their initial
issue.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-29
From the Park County Republican.

From the Park County Republican.
The first number of the kalispell Bee
has arrived. 1t is neat edition typo
graphically and cditorially the Bee will
probably sting some of the friends of
Clark; otherwise it will be democratic.
The Republican wishes Editor Aitken
success in his new venture, although not
liking his politics little bit.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-29

From the Teton Chronicle.
The Kalispell Bee made its initial bow
to the public last Friday. 1t is six
column folio, geographically neat and
filled with white clover honey.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-29
TELEPHONE NUMBER IA

NoTE-Give old and new address when order
ing paper changed to new address.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

un calabrote de 200 milfmetros de
longitud y varios bocoyes 6 peque-
nos algibes para la aguada.
. La proposition de ley que
apoyo en- ell Senado el Sr. Redondo,
y que ha sido ton1ada en- considera:
cion, Sc reiere q dos ferrocarriles
economicos; uno de Alcazar de San
Juan q Torralva de Medinaceli, pa
sando por Huete y la Isabella; y otro
que partiendo de Madrid vaya q Te..
ruel, por Huete y Cuenca, y Sc pro
longue Valencia por ell valle del
Turia.
Sc ha descubierto en- Valencia
solemnemente Ia lapida que lleva Ell
nombre dc CASTELAR,, por 10 cual sera
conocida en- 10 sucesivo la plaza de
San francisco
Han asistido al aeto el Ayunta-
uiento, las demas corporacienes of
ciales y numeroso publico-
El alcalde, Sr, Poquet, ha. pro-
nunciadO un djscurso a;usivo al acto,
siendo muy ap}aualdo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
FL CentIo de Deta||istas
no pdtrocinu
CONFABULACIONES
PARA SUBIR Los FRELTOS.

En- la manaua de hoy recibimts
la vista de don Antonio Meudez,
Presidente del Ceutro de Detaliistas
de esta capital, y nos ha manifesto
do que la Sociedad que 81 preside,
no ha tornado ningdn acuerdo relati
vo que Sc detallen las provisiones
en- ORC, al mismo precio que sc ven
den hoy por provinciales, hi tampo~
co la autorizado d nadie para bus
car firmas en- tai sentido~
Ell Centre de Detallistas, sabe
que entire la oferta y Ia demanda
hay libartad de aocioo; paro el deta
llista So snjetara en- sus ventas, a
los precios que les hagap p@gar los
aEmacenistas, 10 que creamos ente-
ramente ajustado a la razon
Por. nuestra parte ceiebramos
mucho Ia actitud correcta adoptada
por el Centric de Detallistas, evitan
do de esa manera, todo g6nero de
conhictos que pudieran presentarse
entire veldedores y compradores Y
bueno es que sepan los que han es-
tado dando pasos en- sentido contra
rio, que no tienen ,el apoyo del Cen
tro, como no 10 tienen del p1blico
sensatO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
ECOS De ESPANA

--Un sujeto q. Sc fnge forastero
6 lmita bastante bien el tipo de hom-
bre del campo Sc presento en- una
tienda de ultramarinos de Madrid
para que le guardasen 200 pesetas
que llevaba en- ell bolsillo por miedo
que Sc las robasen.
Ell dependiente de la tienda no
cayo Ell Ell lazo, pero 'pudo observar
que los bi11etes que tenfa Ell ''payes"
eran falsos, echandolo de la tienda.
-Dicen de Madrid que cont.
n1an las nebulosidades acerca de la
provision de la Acadia de Barcelo-
na.
Sc afirma que desempenar1a el
meneionado cargo ell Sr, Sandiumen
Ahora ei jefe del Gobierno 10
ueamlente de IN modO teIminente.
Han emoarcado en- Hanger con
destino al Africa Austral, ounce es
panOles contratados para conducir
y cuidar Clorta cantidad de mulas O.
Ell gObiernO Ingles env1a al teatro de
la guerra.
De Zamora Sc ha recibido la
noticla de estar ardiendo Ell pueblo
de Guarrate, del partido judicial de
FuenteSauco.
Dlcese gus arden 80 casas.
La COmlsi0n provincial, Sc ecu
pa de esta nneva calamidad que au
menta las inmensas produciuas por
las inundaclones.
-Telegrafian de Benavente Ia
mora que Sc produce una inundaci0n
en- aqael pueblo,
Varias Comisiones y diputados
salen para este punto Y Guarrate.
El crucero Carlos VI. CONT
nda allatandoso para lr Canarias
-La comislon mixta relativa al
ferrocarril de Oviedo al de Ujo a
Trubla, ha nombrado presidente al
senior marques de Perales, y Secre
tario al senor coade de Toreno.
En- los primeros dias de Abril
Sc movilizara la escuadra, que ahora
esta en- situaci6n economica.
Ha emharc4do en Cadiz en- e]
vapor correo de la Trasatlantica Ia
compaf1ia de inf:snteria de marina
destinada l'ernado Poo.
Al llegar q Tenerife ell trasatla1
tico, trasbordara dicha compan1a a
crucero xInfanta Isabel,o destinadc
q aquella colonia espanola.
FL mismo trasatlantico lleva d
xInfanta Isabels dinero, 10000 ra
clones, so mudas de ropa de prime
ra ITALIA, 100 de segunda, so de ter
cera, so gorras y 200 fundas plan
cas-, 1900 metros de Iona usada
1000 kilogramos de jarcia trozada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28

La continuation d Ell ferrocarril
de Nat olia hasta Bagdad, para la
cual Ell sultan ACADIA de otorgar la
conces on un consordio aleman ba-
10 la direction de Ia <Deutsche
Bank&, es un acontecinl liento de gran
importancia que va a ejercer su in
fuio sobre el desarrol 20 de toda la
Asia Occidental y al su doeste,
..- Quien hubiera hablado de an fe
rrocarril al tra av6s del antique RENO
caldeo hace 20 amos, habrfa sido con
siderable como necio y, sin embargo,
ell espl fitu. om prendedor no ha des =
cansado Y hoy vemos que los pre-
parati1os para Ia ejecucion del pro
yecto i han sido adel;ntados hasta
tai pu1lto que Ia con2tt nc2on de es
te ferro ocarril puede conenzarse in,
mediatamentet IL
Ca pitales hay Ell alb bundancia pa.
IA este fin y La empire esa en- manos
experimentadas de M anera que el
ferroca arril .estara, sin n inguna duda,
acabad % dentro de s amos, terminc
.estipulado por el eirad6> del sultan,
supuesto Que no sucedieren aconte
cimientos imprevistos que podrlar
Zanzibar el estado po olitico en- e
Oriente y parjudicar asf la construc
ci6u de esa Inca ferrea1
Despues de ocho AMOS q 10 mas,
por consiguiente, los d nercados dc
| .Natolia y Mesopotarn ala 'estarar
alberto al comefcio europeo y ha
bra un canine mas &C rto para la'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
hdla1Is iilllnaliir,.
PROTESTA II
80
deIDuque de ARGOS
REP PRESENTANTE
de Espa1a en- Washington.

Ell Duque de A rcos. Ministro
Plenipotencialrio de Espana en- los
Estados Unidps, ha escrito al Conf
te de festejos a Dewey, de Chicago,
prot estando por ell envfo de una es
-quela de invitaci6n para las festas
que sci celebraran ell dia primero de
Mayo.
Ell Duque protest staba especial
mente contra ell grabado de la es
quela, en- el Que apa rece Ell sOlim
pias echando a pique a los barcos
espanoles en- la bahia de Manila.
El Presid dente del Comite, Mr..
Stewart ha explicado el incidente
diciendo que Ia invita- cion Sc envio
al DUG ue de ARGOS como miembro
del Cuerpo Diplomatico Que no
ha habido la intencion de inferir
ofensa al MinEstro 8 al pals que re
presenta. SD invite q tods el Cuer'
20 Diplomatico, el Daq que forma par
te del Cuerpo, y este es todo. =
El Alcalde de Chi icago ha mani
festado al Ministro Espanol que ell
env1o de la esquela obedece a un
error del dependiente encargado de
la remission de invitaciones.
Ell Duque ~conside eraba la cues
ton como de escasa importancia;
pero pasados algunos S dias, supo
que otr ros individuos de la Diploma
cia no habian sido invitados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
In hem noso } antano
en- i a caNe de a. luna

Varias vcdes nos henlos ocupado
del pantano que exlste en La calle de
la Luna, frente al establecimiento
Gel Ahprros del Sr. Sotiveras, for
mado a consecuencia de los derrames
de aqua que produce la pluma insta
lada en- aquel sitio para servicio Pu
blico, Y nuestras quejas Sc han per
dido en- ell vacio, como sucede, por
desgracia, muy amenudo.
Algunos de'los veci1os de aquel
sitio sehan quejado directamente. a
La Alcaldfa y a la Sanidad, pues Sc da
ell case de haberse enfermado varios
nif1os del vecindario, -debido q las
perniciosas em manaciones que desp;-
den auuellas guas corr rompidas. Y
nj Ia Acadia nj la Sanidad corrigen
ell NAL, 10 hacienda unos y otros ell
menor case de esas denu ncias, como
81 Sc tra atase DIP asunto b balad1
Nal Sc conapa gina 30 proceder
con las crfticas que Sc hacen a diario
de nuestro sistema higienico, poraue
deben comensar par dar ell ejemplo
las autpridades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
Banco espai1o|.
de Puerto-RiCo.
SECCION DE CONTRIBUCIONES

SECCION DE ECONTRIBUCIONES
Desde ell veinto y seis del mes
corriente y durante los ounce pri-
meros dias del mes de Mayo pr6xi-
mo, Sc efectuara por los dependien-
tes de este Establecimiento la CO.
branza a domicilio del cuarto tri'
mestre de la contribution municipal
de 100000. Y hasta ell dia veinti
cinco de Mayo Sc admitira en- las
oficinas de este Banco ell pago de las
Quotas, sin recargo, que no hubieren
sido satisfechas, as1 correspondent
al expresado trimestre 8 a los tres
primeros del mismo ano econ0mico:
quedando sugetos despues al proce
dimiento de apremio, los deudores
morosuS.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para CO
nocimiento de los Sres contribuyen'
teS.
San Juan, Pto Rico 90 de Abril
de 1900.
Ell Sub GobernGdOr,
CARLOS M SOLER.
A 3~3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
tUjaa hsda tragiiea.

Los periodicos= de Logro11o dan
cuenta de un dranatico suceso ocu
rrido Ell Leza del Rio Leza, pueblo
de aquella provincia.
He aquf el hecho:
FL sabado d;timo Sc celebro una
buda4 siendo los contrayentes Lucio
Gonzalez Jacoba Diez, Durante la
noche siguiente & La celebraciou del
acto los amigos de los novios feste-
jarun estes como es costumbre en-
la terra
Uu numeros>3 grupo de indlVi-
duos, entire, os ouaies iba d secreta
rio de. Ayuur, ,rniento, eI Gel Juzga-
do municipal y 81 regidor slndico,
lIego a la plaza dezla Villa entonaa'
do canoiones insulkantas para los
recien casados ~
Despues de recorrer Varias ca
lies del pueblo, los traanoehadores
Sc detuvieron ante Ia casa de La no
via.
FeIicitarcn q eta, y al salir el
padre y el maridu para offecerles
vino, penetraron atropelladamenye
en- ell d0miciiio, III. pafando dos tlros
contra el desgraciado Lucip Coma
lez.
49, El novio queG6 muerto en- el
acto. - -s
Nj ell Juez municipal nj las auto
ridades practicaron gestiones para
detener s. los asesinos. ~
Ell doctor r. NJ Porte ha
! trasladada su ofcina dental q La
| misma calle de Ia Cruz n Q 20.
A-3O-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
Los ferrocarri|es

De un documento official que pa
blica la prensa eXtraGiera, ootenet
mos los siguieutes datos respectc d
la longitud que alcanzan los ferro-
carriles construidos en- las principal
les naciones del Globo:-
IT;iSrortrIC
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
DurIach springer
IA MAIDEN LANE New York

Ofrecen sus servic;os al conner
clio de la Isla en- general, y en- parti
cular sus clientes, asegurandoles
la mayor rapidez y cuidado en- el des
pacho de las ordenes que Sc sirvan
confiarles. Tienen su oficina en- es-
ia Capital, Fortaleza no 81, donde
podran dirigirse sus favorecedores
Conocen perfectamente ell mercado
de los EE. UU. y las necesidades de
este pals.
New York IA Maiden Lane.
.w San Juan 81 Fortaleza. =Es
A g.. 6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
Arturo Vazquez Prada.

Medico-ciruiano (tftulo sobresa-
liente, ex-alumno inferno por opo.
sicion del colegio de San Carlos,
nremiado por las F'aculta1es de Me-
dieina u Giencias de La Universidad
de Madrid.
Ofrece sus servicios profesiona
les. .-z -
Plaza de Alfonso XII, altos de
la Farmacia Colon. Telefono, no 823.
- 15-9
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Els de notar ell gran incremonto
de los ferrocarriles norteamericanos
que exceden q Ia suma de tooos los
demas.
Veremos cuando podran figurar
en- esta lista/ los ferroearriles de
Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-28
~SGPAS6

Que no pnblicamos communicates
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
ta1o
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una llnea, J Ia llnea vale diez CEN
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comu-
nicados sin So importe no So contes-
tan
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07
COMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
Appointed Last Night by the Young
Mems Republican Club.

There were siXty-two members pres
emf at the meeting of the Young Men
Republican Club last evening, Presi-
dent Lorrin Andrews in the chair. Ed
Dekum was secretary pro TEN on ac-
count of the absence of NJ. X. Naku-
ma. the regular secretary
After the routine business and re-
ports of committees, W. ]. Coelho NOV
ed that the chair appoint committee
of five TO act as an entertainment COM
mittee. The motion carried and the
members will be appointed later
NJ. S. Bluxum moved that the cluo
elect a campaign committee. and the
following names were placed in NOM
nation and unanimously elected: \.
B. Wood. George R. Carter. NJ. 5. BiuX-
UNI. w. ]. Coelno, A. F. Judd, A w.
Pearson. D. L. Naone. Jonah kumaiae,
B. S. Gregory.
A. F. Judd handed in his resignation
as corresponding secretary. as his legal
business was taking all his time. Ire
resignation was accepted with rescct
and P r. Helm was elected to succeed
him.
B. S. Gregory moved that the secre-
tary request the national committee 70
forward the club all suitable campaign
literature.
Motion carried and the meeting adj
journed.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07
JUDGE N. N. fSTEE
ON iMER!CLH CITIZENS.
They Must Speak the
English Ian
guage.
BUT THEY NEED NO ATTORNEY
NEITHER Do THEY HAVE TO
HAVE A FORMAL Pc
TITIoN.
United States Court Not TO Compete
With Territorial Courts, But
VIII Enforce the

The United States court will be in
session tomorrow for the transaction
of any business that may come before
it Among that business viii be the
making of American citizens This
court is nearest to the government, and
in naturalization cases il stands as pre-
eminent as any court can in priority
Of right II is quite possible that Judge
Estee's court will enjoy most OF the
naturalization business. since ii viii
make citizens at about one-third CT
the cost of the Territorial courts, not
that it is cutting rates, but living dp
TO the law.
Yes said Judge Estee in front Of
his delightful home in the Snow cot
tage, in the park of the Hawaiian no.
Tel last night, my court will meet or
Wednesday. 1t will do so for no
special purpose. but for any business
that may come before us.
Naturalization matters? Why Ger
tainly, or any others, said the Judge.
Fees for naturalization? | supposed
they were well known. | have looked
over them recently and | have figured
that the cost will range from $3.50 10
S2.S5 in each case. There will be no
need of petition. The candidate for
citizenship must possess the qualifica-
tons required by the Revised Statutes
of the United States.
The Territorial stamp on papers of
citizenship? Oh. we know nothing bHt
the United States law, and Territorial
stamps have nothing TO do with IL.
We shall naturalize people upon indi-
vidual application. They will need
neither attorney nor petition and the
fee is nominal. as l have said. 1t
would be less. but the declaration OF
citizenship becomes a judgment and
must be entered. Each candidate mus
have two witnesses. you know. ana
that means something, too.
These facts. which are OF the ~
most Importance. considering that an
applicant for American citizenship can
save So by forsaking the Territorial
Supreme Court by simply walking into
the United States Court, on the first
floor.
There is a larger and more patriotic
matter involved. however. 1t is I'M
derstood. so The Republican is reliably
informed, that Judge Estee will insist
| that applicants for citizenship shall
comply with the statutory laws OF tue
| United States. which require, among
| other things, that the applicant shall
| be able TO read and write the English
| language. Hawaiian, Greek or other
accomplishment will not help appli-
cants. This may startle even members
| of the Supreme Court, who have ac-
cepted the law admitting the Territory
to the Union. which provides the adj
mission of those capable of reading
and writing the English or Hawaiian
languages AS law of ADHESION
that is recognized. but not for other
purposes-the newcomers must write
and speak the English language.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07

Editorial and Printing Office. near
King bridge. King Street p O. Box Ni-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07
TO BID THEM BON VOYAGE.
Reception rendered Christian Work
ers at the japanese Church.

4 reception was held.at the japanese
church. corner of Nuuanu and kukui
streets. last night in honor OF Messrs-
Fuhukita and Iwamura. who leave for
the Coast today. The gentlemen have
been very prominent in religious mat
tiers here in the Japanese community,
and their presence will be missed oy
those carving on Christian work
Mr.. Fuhukita is graduate or Do
shisha. one of the most noted OF the
.Iapanese schools, situated at kioto- he
came TO Honolulu about two years ago
and for some time has been teacher
in the Sunday school. teacher in the
night school and also president OF the
Jaranese Y. VI C. A. He goes TO Cali
fornia. where he viii euter the Uni
versity OF California az Berkeley
Nr. Iwamura. who also leaves 20
fav. was Superintendent of the Sun
dav schools He goes 10 the Coast N
business
The reception opened with singing.
followed BY prayer by Mr.. knraha-
who had charge OF the program There
were speeches by different members Of
the Sunday school. night school and
IN. C. A. Messrs Fuhukita and IVA
mura were then presented with me-
MORALS. MIR. Iwamrra receiving one
from the Sunday school and Mr. Flu
hukita getting one from the night
school. Refreshments were then
served.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07
NEWS OF THE TOWN

The Australia sails AZ O'Clock this
afternoon Mall for the Coast closes At
) o'clock
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Wonsa's Board OF Mission. vii be held
At the Central Union church at 80 p
n today
The 5 G. Wilder arrived last might
from San Francisco
Wailele and Ksoke. two deck hands
on the KHAN. were arrested last svsr-
ing or suspicion OF having broken into
the szoreroom or the kinau and ao-
straeted thsTefrom several bottles OF
liquor
The invited guests az the Bar As
ISOLATION dinner Friday night viii Be
Judge II. VI. Es1ee. L. s. Attorney J. c.
Baird. Governor Sanford B. Dole. Judge
". F. Freslr. Judge C. \. G~hraith.
Judge A 8 Humphreys. Judge r D.
Silliman-
Word has come to Sam Sal Of the
arn Of Wing Wo Chan OF the suicide
Of his mother in China This is The
result OF the fact OF her son here biv-
ing lent his aid 20 the reform move
ment. The woman rather than be ar
rested and tortured for her sons acts.
killed herself
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07
Liliha Street Fight.

Gaten a United States soldier and
Mcpherson man who figured here in
the courts in the Brooks case some time
ago were arrested last night for assault
and battery on Houehtaiiing on Liliha
street. The two men mad followed two
Hawaiian women TO their home and
attempted to enter the house with them.
The women demurred and the husband
of one of them Houghtaiiing by name
came to the rescue. He was promptly
jumped upon by Mcpherson and Gaten
aud a general mix up ensued. The
racket attracted the attention of 3
policeman who placed the two men
under arrest.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07

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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07
CAPTURED OPIUM.

Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth captur-
ed nineteen tins Of opium last night in
q room On Vineyard street Ii was IN
the possession of Streather, employed
on the Australia. Cash bail in the sun
OF $3.50 was deposited for his appear
ance in court this morning.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07
Arrested for Battery.

William Marshall. q newspaper writer,
was arrested. yesterday, for committing
an assault on Chester A. Doyle. Mr..
Marshall gave bail and will come up for
a hearing this morning.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-07
ART EMBROIDERY TAUGHT.
Hawaii Shimpo Sha.

THE Pioneer Japanese Printing Office.
The Publisher OF HAWAII SHIMfO-
the only daily japanese Paper Publish
ed in the Territory of Hawaii
Y. SOGA. Editor
c. SHI0ZAWA, Proprietor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-08-24

ing period, or when pole sweat develops,
the better the chances are to escape it.
Do not mass too large a quantity of
green unwilted tobacco into building
at one time or plants that have been wet
on the willing frames. Six plants to the
lath, unless of extraordinary growth, is
the general rule, with s in between the
lath. Many are hanging in apart this
followed in the last two crops it would
have saved much to growers. New sheds
are arranged SO that the laths meet end
to end on the stringers, which gives more
space than where they are allowed to lap
an inch or two.-W. F. Andres, East
Hartford, ct.
For the past several years growers of
broad leaf in this section have been
hanging tobacco farther apart and those
who use poles and twine put in now IL
poles in 15 ft bent, against II and 13
some years ago. Some are hanging laths
s in and on the bottom tiers 8 in against
and 8 before. Thinning it out gives
better circulation of air and lessons
chances of pole sweat.--W. K. Aekley,
East Hartford, CT.
I consider the proper distance for
hanging tobacco as follows: Fourth or
top tier 6 in, third tier 611a in, second and
first tiers in. The above are the dis
tances [ hang Havana leaf and have
never had any badly injured by pole
sweat. Many hang closer and a few
farther apart than above. A 2 ft air
space through the center of the shed,
lengthwise and from ground to roof, is
considered desirable.-A. F. Austin, Suf-
field. Ct