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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
2DE QU|EN Is
|NCLATERRA2
1gual>pregunta podria
hacerse en- uerto RI
co respecto al acapa-
ran1iento. de las tie
rraS.
La revista "The Scrap
book de Londres contes-
ia con datos.
Sole Ell duque de Sutherland es
propistarie de 1,35S,545 cuer-
daS.

La raz6n porque la Cdmara de los
Lores Sc opondra siempls a . crea-
cion de un impuesto sobfe ter1enos, se
podra yer grafcamente en- la tabla
que ponemos al final. La poblaci6n
del Reino Undo es de cerca de cua-
renta y cuatro milloues de habitantes
Actualmente mas de una 'quinta
parte del suelo en- que viven estos
cuarenta y cuatro millones de almas,
del suelo del cual tienen que sacar su
sustento, , en- 81 que q su fin t;enen
que ser enterrados; mas de una quin-
ia parte de este terreno tan limitado
para sus necesidades, es propiedad alb
soluta de la minoria iufnitesimd que
Sc sit n "a en- Ia Cam,ra de los I.ores.
Ell area total del Reino Undo es de
solo seienta y siete milones de acres.
He qui una lista parcial de sus pro-
pietarlos:
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extravios de su raz6n y allf mismo
Cervarts, contemplando desle la
cumbre de su inspiraci6n Ell desfile de
sus visiones, con los destellos del ge-
nio.
Sale ell caballero en- rocinante y a
Ia vera su escudero, por ia senda por
blada de incidentes, con su cabeza c,r-
gada de suefos; desde Ia venta con-
templa Cervantes sus rersonajes, has
ia esfumsrse sus siluetas el las leja-
Mas.
--Se han lido, peIo aquf quedan-
dice seiialando su cerebro. ......
va sabeis 10 que es el Quijote. Ell
con unto de nuestra vida en- todos sus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
DEL PALAC|O Al CONVENT0,

, belleza de aquella capital y
llama a Francia la cuna de
la civilization moderna.
New York, .abril o. I'm
despacho de Canton informa
que en- Chang Sha los fanati-
cos Sc han entregado a toda
clase de depredaciones contra
los cristianos.. Los extrange-
ros huyen temiendo ser vfct.
mas de la ferocidad del popu-
lacho. El consulado ingl6s
fu6 incendiado; igual suerte
corrio la escuela poitAcnica ],
habiendo perecido en- lsinies
tro 81 estudiantes. ],
New York abril 23....Comu-
pican de la Habana ONE q
coronel Estenoz leader dNl
partido independents nez
ha sido arrestado en- aque
capital. Sc le acusa De
promoter de los actuales de-
s6rdenes. - Il
Despachos de Servia dan.
cuenta de grandes inundacio.
mes ocurridas en- aquel RENO.
IS personals han perecido y
las p6rdidas Sc estiman en-
3 millones de dollars. 2
Sc espera en- Washington
al principe chino 1saitao,
que ha sido nombrado emba-
jador del celeste imperio GER
ca del gopierno de Washing
ton. Ell principe llegara
ell jueves a aquelta capital.
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PET|C|ON .OESEST|MADA.

copleta, certificada en- debida
forma, de dichos autos, tales
cuales existen en- la corte in-
ferior Y tales cuales sirvieron
para que el Juez dictara la
orden apelada, scria sufiiente
para que estu Corte Suprema
entrara a resolver Fl recurso
interpuesto por 10, meriros
d,l 40 8
Pr las razones expuestas,
Ia CGte resuelve no haber lu.
gar a aprobar la "relacion de
hechos, dado que dicha .re-
laci0n' no es necesaria en- nm
case de la naturaleza del pre-.
sente.'' &,
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No son acreedores a tai
.gracia'
Una buena conducta les hara
mshsns screedores al perdon.

Ell gobernador de Puerto Rico
ha negado la gracia de indulto So
licitada por los confnados de Pre-
sidio y carceles de la lsla, Maxi
mino Vidal, Luis Mia. Saro Car,as-
co, Ezequiel Ponce, Maximino Con
zalez, Otilio Martinez, Simon Ro-
sado, Carlos Jaiman, Jose Antonio
Pagan, Jote Maria Cedefio, Regime
Baez, Ramon Ribot, Candelarlo Ra-
mirez, Manuel Rivera, Pedro Al
garin Rodriguez, Pascual Troche
Torres, Anastacio Garcia, Antonio
Sanchez Ayala, ,Gerardo Martinez
Fernando Melendez, Victor Perez
Rivera V Francisco Garcia Velez.
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Oetenido por estaI
instigando.
Fl detective" Vale detuvo q
Matey Gu la nisma csrte.
De nusstro corresponsal.

Ponce, Abril PEI Sr. Pc.
dro Matey fue arrestado esta
mafana por Ell detective Fran
cisco Vale, por estar instigan.
do al testigo Mateo Pacheco.
de la causa contra Miguel
Vargas poa asesinato que Sc
estaba celebrando esta mana
ma Este hecho pas6 en- la
misma corte.
Ell acusado ingres6 en- Ia
carcel por orden del fiscal.
una pieoesita muy bonita, bien di-
cha y bieu tejida
FL beI eiciado recibi6 ante1oche
sp' rte de los valiosos regalos el te<ti-
mOnio de Garlic de nnestro p6blioo
que acrdi6 en- peso .lleuaudo de bote
en- bote el coliseo.
Don Siacsro.
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D|0S Y FL C0META.
Una sentencia usando esas
dos palabras.
Fue 10 que le indico que escri-
bieran sus alunnos ell illus.
trsdo professor del barrio LO-
mas en- Naranjito.
De nuestro coIresponsal

Ell professor del barrio Lomas, Ma
ranjito indic6 a sus discipulos es-
cripiesen una sentencia admirativa
en- forma de plegaria, usando la pa
labra "Dios' y la palabra 'comcta." I"
He aquf algunos de los pensamien-
tos escritos por los nihos:
10. iDios, perd6nanos y libranos
del cometa!
20. iDios mfo, favorecenos del
cometa.
80. ,Dios, salvanos del cometa,
40. ID os, te pido quo nos salv
del cometal
SO. iDios milo, te suplico que cl
cometa NO nos de un golpe fatal
60. IDios, tu nos puedes salvar
del cometa porque tOdo 10 puedes!
Sentimos que nuestro correspon-
sal ne haya escrito los nOmbres de
os alumnos autores de las senten-
cfas para darlos q Ia publicidad.
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Distiasuidas seloriisS psrtabau
preciOS0s eStandartes.

Abril o. Explandida re-
sult6 la manifestation que en-
La tarde de aver hicieron los ca
tolicos de este pueblo a su pa
tr6n San Jose. Adrian cl
acto portando hermosos estan.
dartes las distinguidas senori-
tas Maria Mercedes Dalmau.
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FL CARNIVAL"

FL numero de manana dc
esta interesante revista llama.
"a poderosamente la atenci6n
del pdblico tanto por la infor.
maci6n grafica, cuanto por las
caricatwas que son de una
xigurosa actualidad poltica,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
20 ciudadanos llamaban
en- tres" un ''albur."
ViSto Ell case en- la COrte, el,juez
Acosta le impuSo Is dollars a
HRoS Y Is 4 otrOS.
De nuestro ce-responSal

DE nueetro co-responSAl
Abril 22.--.Ayer condeno la
corte municipal a 20 personals
que sorprendio la policia y
detectives jugando a 10 prohi.
bido, a las doce de la noche
en- una parte, y en- otra a las
tres de la maiana. Ell juez Lo
PEE Acosta los conden6 a %
dollars de multa a unos, y a
otros a Is dollars. A este
.juicio fue a sostener en- la cor.
te municipal la acusaci6n ell
fiscal Torres Grau.
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EL GQBERn0 LES MEGA FL |NDULT0
tposque no le hsbia hecho NADIA y
que tenfa SUI familia en- Yauco.

En- este momento Sc separaron y
entr6 on ell bale ell acusado, estan-
do va el "Cubanito', dentro del
bale parade en- I'm rinc6n, Sc ar
mo en- ese momento un reuotd. FL
acusado pregunto: "GQue pasa
aquf?". Aqui no pasa NADIA con-
test6 81 mismo sacando un pufial,
que es Ell mismo que le presenta el
fiscal, y lie dio con 81 a "Cubanito''.
Cuando Sc vic herido, Sc puso la
mano en- el pecho, y noto quo esta-
ba herido en- ell lado izquierdo en-
ell corazon, y entonces le dijo al
acusado: Me has herido malamen-
te sin 20 haberte hecho NADIA, Y
estando yo sin un arma".
Yo estuve allf hasta que paso la
question de la herida, no recuerdo
haber visto en- ell bale a Perez Lu-
cia, yo vi cuando iba huyendo Jose
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
UN CASO De D|VORC|O EN- PONCE.

Morales, que segun me dijeron lie
dieron un bofeton en- el reuold que
Sc arm6 en- el bale,
FL testigo Victor Colon Boca-Chi-
ca declara: "Yo vivo en- Juana
Diaz, soy panadero estuve en- un
baile Dor la noche en- el barrlo DE
pino". el dia 5 de enero a amane-
Ger 6 dfa de los Reyes, en- casa del
senior Luis Zayas, que conozco Il
Severe Colou alias Viento, bale tres
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
Miguel Vargas dio
nuerte a Pedro Con-
zalez.
|El hecho ocurrio en- IA
cuesta de P uerto Arturo,
en- la Jurisdiction de
Yauco.
Era la victima un muchacho ra.
quitico, enfermize { inatil de
las piernaS.

Ponce Abril 22.-Esta manana
dlo principle en- la Corte de Distrito
ell julclo por iurado contra Miguel
Vargas, por asesinato on primer
grado, come,ido en- el infeliz mucha-
cho, lndtll Pedro Gonzalez, ell dfa
@ de febrero, dla dc Washington,
de este afio por Ia noche como a la S
diez en- ell barrio de la cuesta de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
LABOR De TRIDUNALES EN- PONCE.

Abril 21.-Ingre7o en- IA csrcel Lu-
oiano Colon Bonillss poT o7ien iel
jues municipal por deli'n l. ameua-
"a. Ingreso por orden del fiscal M,-
na Mendez, poi alentsdo contra Ia
vida. Sc le pide tres pil dollars io
fanza. Inges6 cumflir 40 dias
por el delito de portar armas Felix
Rivera Ingresaron hoy s individuos
J Una muier. Senteaeisdos poi va
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''EXaminada l: moci6n y los
doclmentos presentados, apa-
Z. c. que Sc trata de I'M asunto
tramitado con arreglo a la
ley sobre procedimientos lega-
les especiales: que no ha habi-
do juicio cn que St practira-
ron pruebas y que todo 'ons-
ia ell los autOs: Y una Copia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
Fiesta feIigiiosa en- AiboRito.

Leticia Gonzalez Y Candita
Baerga, Pasaban de 1000 laa
persona5 acompanantes. UnN
vez en- la iglesia, el padz0
MiPians. parroco de Salinao.
desde la ca;edra sagrada ,pfd
nunci6 un inspirado sGmdo
Y ternin5 felicitando { ID
cat6licos aibonitehos poo I
bien cimentada que est& r.
religion en- este pueblo. s
FL acto tcrmin6 en- medf
del mayor entusiasmo.
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El jurado califico ell heeho de
aSesinato en- Segundo grado.
De nuestro Corresponsal

Abril 2I.--A las 3 de "A tarde di1
veredicto ell jurado de asesinato en- Sc
gundo grado contra Severe Colon al
Viento. cuyos de;alies amplics de este
importante juicio, estamos publicando
en- este poriodico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
Maria y Arturo quedan libres
pOr reSoluci6n de Ia COrtc
De Cuestro corrcsponsal

De nuestro corrcsponsal.
Abril - Maria Arullsni Eaz-
quez, demand6 i SUI esposo Arturo
Rogue, por divorcio. La Corte de
Distrito .e>olvi1 este asunto decla,
rando disuelto el vinculo matrimonial
anfrn al nS
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RIOS delitos on Ia oortn munic;pal p
10 Yauec ingressron 4 cumplir -
mas condemns en- Ia carcel. Asnar
Perez fue puestO en- ibertad mr. c
den lei fiscal. que Sc encontraho
la calcel scusado de violacio. -
las TruIlIo cuInpf6 uci me-
InfracciOn de las leyes ists
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Viento, que vi6 en- el bale a Iy 4
Aniceto Vazquez alias "Cubani.b ,
desde que empezo el bale hasta
que termin6, porque q es el dueho
de Ia casa, pOr consiguiente tenia
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Ed ell Tribunal Supreme Sc ha
visto la apelacion iDterpues-
ia pOr doha Dolores Julbe
viuda de Lopez sobre aprO.
baci0n de una exposition del
case en- autos sobre partici0n
de bieneS de Victoria Lopez
Julbe.
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que estar ALI. ii sebcr Zavas dice:
r-Yovf : Severe Colon con un
puhal en- Ia mano tirindole puhsls-
das & 'Cubanito".
Veasa In ediei6a de nahaua
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La procession resulto muy
conc urrida.
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Tai estado de cosas, como es de su-
poner, traera un cambio radical en- Ia
estructura politica y economics de la
Gran Bretaiis.
Solo % hombres son due1os de casi
todo el suelo de aquel rsino.
Igusl suerte hubiera corrido Puer-
to Rico 4 no haber la Camara limita-
do la cantidad de tierras que pueden
poser los trusts.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-24
WILL RAISE SUGAR BEETS
Glen Flora Farmers Contract with
Chippewa Sugar Co.


F. J. Krahenbul of Barron, represent
ing the Chippewa Sugar Co. of Chip
pewa Falls, spent a few days of this
week in this vicinity. He contracted
with number of farmers for the rails.
ing of sugar beets, and appointed jim
Buchholz local agent for the sugar com
pany here.
| This company contracts to pay 81. rs
per ton for beets delivered in October,
and S5.0 90 per ton for beets delivered in
November f. o. b. 1t viii furnish seed
and machinery, taking pay out of the
product. If desired the company will
furnish help to do the hand work of
wedding, thinning, topping, etc., at a
charge of $50 per acre. When beets
are planted and up, an advance of $40
per acre will be made, payment to be
made out of the crop.
Mr.. Krahenbul is himself a beet
grower, and knows whereof he speaks.
He has raised sugar beets for the past
five years, raising not less than eight
acres per year, and for the past two
seasons raising sixteen acres. During
Chis time his beets have averaged over
IL tons per acre. Yields Of Is to 20
tons per acre are not uncommon, but
this is usually on small tracts of selected
ground, and with especially good care.
This year, from sixteen acres Mr..
Krahenbul received $966.31. The hand
work was done by the company at 500
per acre, and he estimates that the seed
and the work of himself and team a.
mounted to about $40 per acre. This
makes the total cost $50 per acre, or
$480, leaving a profit of $486 81, or over
$50 per acre.
The soil on Mr.. Krahenbul's farm is
clay loan, very similar to ours in this
section. and there Seems no doubt that
beets would do equally well here. We
have long maintained that some crop
yielding large returns per acre would
be Of great advantage in a new section
like this. The man who is clearing up
a farm and has only few acres cannot
do much at dairying. Two or three
acres Of sugar beets will furnish profit
able employment during the early sum-
mer, and avoid the necessity of work
ing away from home.
Not only is beet raising profitable in
itself, but it is valuable adjunct of
the dairy farm. The pulp is returned
to the growers, loaded on cars by the
company. Freight from Chippewa
Falls here is 80 cents per ton, and the
pulp is said to be valuable as ensilage
for food for the dairy herd. On the
other hand the fertilizer from the dairy
will keep the beet field in high state
of productiveness. Glen Flora Star
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-24
TWO SMALL BOYS IN RUNAWAY
Team Runs a Mile, Turning Seven
Corners, No One Hurt

Two small boys, sons of Martin Han
sen, living in the First ard, had an
exciting ride behind a runaway team
Wednesday afternoon, which is prob.
ably indelibly stamped upon their mem
ory. The team belonged to Peter Fluri,
living south of town. He had just
unloaded load of wood near the First
ward school house, and having forgot
ten some of his belongings, asked the
boys, who were on their way home from
school, to hold the team while be went
back after it. The two boys climbed
onto the sled and before Mr.. Fluri's
return the team started. The Oldest
BOY was only six years old and probably
never before had pair of reins in his
hands. The boys, one at the front end
and the other at the rear, cried out and
the team ran the faster. They dashed
through town, turning seven corners,
out fortunately did not collide with
anything, although there were several
narrow escapes. After running about
/ mile the team was stopped at the
Manley hotel corner The thermome-
Ger was around zero and the smaller
boy was nearly frozen with cold and
fright.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-24
BREWERS .REFORMER
KLEINERT, THE JEwELER, rs
ORDERED TO vACATE
BREWERS WOULD SUPPRESS vlCEP
Hamm Brewing Co. Lease Kleinert's
Store Room to Another
Jeweler

Matt Ring of Prentice, agent for the
Hamm Brewing Co. of st. Paul, was in
the city last Friday, and notified A. R.
Kleinert to vacate the room in their
building, which has been occupied by
his jewelry store for the past five years.
The agent gave no reasons, and it has
since been learned that the room has
been rented to G. A. Calkins, Mr..
Kleinert's competitor in business. 1t
so happened that Mr.. Kleinert had
made arrangements, the same day to
move to other quarters.
In view of the fact that the brewers
are professedly in favor of the sup
preston of vice, and that MIR. Kleinert
has never taken any active part in the
local campaigns against the saloons,
but has been active against other forms
of vice, this move on the part of the
Hamm Brewing Co. 8 agent seems
trif1e peculiar, to say the least.
That the brewers are very active this
year in territory that is liable to be
voted dry is already apparent. A little
booklet entitled "Glimpses of Europe" "
containing abstracts from articles writ
ten by Randolph Churchill for the Mil
waukee Sentinel last year, is subtle
piece of literature quite evidently COM
ing from the brewing interests, al
though the donors name is not printed
upon it. "Glimpses of Europe" con-
sists of glimpses of the model condi-
tions under which beer is consumed in
numerous countries in the old world.
But the thoughtful reader fails to see
wherein there is any comparison to or
in favor of the license system
in vogue in the United States, where
nonresident brewing company will
turn tenant out of its building mani
festly because he has made complaints
against the existence of brothals in the
city in which he lives.
The recent organization of the liquor
dealers ostensibIy for the elevating of
the traffic appears to be merely move
to hoodwink the public.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-24
YOUNG SOLDIERS ELECT OFFICERS
Spsnish War Veterans Hold Annual
Meeting at Bruce

jeremiah Rusk Camp No. 28 United
Spanish War Veterans held it's annual
meeting at Bruce Tuesday evening.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: A. A. Hadden, Com
mander; John Daily, Senior Vice; W.
A. Black burn, Junior Vice; Oliver Ruud,
Chaplain; J. A. Carter, Officer of the
Day; Norman Harling, Officer of the
Guard; Wm. Sauer. Adjutant; Archie
Barrett, QGartermaster; ]. Shepherd,
VIM. Daily and R. w. Abbey, Trustees
A resolution was adopted urging the
government to raise the battleship
Maine, which still remains in the bot
tom of Havana harbor, and the burial
of the bodies of the So sailors which
have been entombed in the wreckage
for the past twelve years.
The fourth Tuesday of each month
was fixed as the regular meeting night
of the Camp. There are about twenty
spanish War Veterans in Rusk county,
and it is desired that all should join this
organization.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-24
POLITICS ARE
WARMING UP
a Candidate for the Assembly.-So Some
Possibilities Mentioned for
City Election

A petition is being circulated, asking
c. P. Ellingson of Hawkins to be a
candidate for Assemblyman from this
district to the next legislature. The
petition is being largely signed by
voters of all factions, as Mr.. Ellingson
is known to be absolutely independent
of any factional influence. Although a
LaFollette admirer, Mr.. Ellingson is a
5taunch believer in the primary election
law and will support the candidate for
y. S. Senator who receives the majority
Of the votes of his constituents. Having
served upon the county board with some
distinction, he has become recognized
IS a parliamentarian and diplomat OF
ability. Hawkins has never before
mad candidate for public Office, and if
Mr.. Ellingson consents to make the
race, he will undoubtedly receive the
united support of the voters of Rusk
county.
Spring election is only little over
a month distant, although the sleighing
was never better and the thermometer
persistantly refuses to get above zero.
This is an "off year" in city politics,
there being only three aldermen and
county supervisors to elect.
There will doubtless be sufficient
number of those who are willing to
make the necessary sacrifice in order
that the offices may all be filled. So
far we have heard mentioned several
names of capable men whom we believe
if they become candidates will be elected
and serve the interests of their constit-
uents well.
There appears to be quite general
demand for change on the common
council, and Aldermen E. G. Keifer,
J. P. Peterson and r. R. Johnston will
probably not be candidates for reelec-
ton. Jack Lindoo is an avowed cand-
date for alderman in the First ward,
and in the Second 0. c. Sabin has signi-
fed his willingness to accept the office
if better man is not nominated; in the
Third A. A. Bush has been mentioned
as a possible candidate. On the county
board Messrs. Geo. Manley, 0. E.
Peterson and G. B. Goocher will prob
ably be candidates to succeed them.
selves, however Mr.. Peterson will have
some opposition in the Second.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-24
SET CLOSING DATE NEXT WEEK
Big Offer of Free Votes Causes Con
testants to Hustle

CITY DISTRICT
lone Hogston, Ladysmith 80. 184 AZ
Eileen Hayes. s..............~.. IIO, 3ot
COUNTRY DISTRICT
Emma Gould, town of Flambean. Is, 315
Florence Coggins, town of Grow ~, $40
Jessie Sergeant, Sheldon ~, lOO
Laura Clark, town of Washington l, 425
As will be noted from the above,
Miss Gould is again in the lead in the
country district. Like all of the other
contestants, her time is pretty well oc-
cupied with other work, and it is only
during spare time that they can do any
soliciting for subscriptions.
The News-B Budget contest has now
approached stage, where the end is
sight, and it affords the management
considerable relief. 1t has been said
by some that this contest is conducted
differently than any other they ever
saw. That is quite true-it is not every
country paper that gives away two $4OO
pianos in subscription contest, besides
valuable special prizes. Owing to the
OF the undertaking, it was
quite impossible to set the closing date
at the outset. Although but few girls
had the nerve to enter the contest,
those few have proved themselves
hustlers and all have so far kept pretty
close together in the running.
The closing date of the contest will
be announced next week
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-24
PEAs,PlGS, PROSPERITY
500 RAILWAY INTERESTED IN
DEVELOPING AGRICULTURE
BOTH DA!RYING AND HOG RAISING
Farmers Meeting at the Opera House
Wednesday Afternoon, Mar. Q.
Something New

M. s. DEUEL. of Minneapolis, travel
ling freight agent for the 500 Line,
will speak on peas, Pigs and Prosper
ity" at the opera house in Ladysmith
at p m. Wednesday, Mar. 2. This is
a part of the railroads new movement
for the development of Northern Wis
consin. Mr.. DEUEL. is practical man
with a practical subject, and it will be
to the advantage of every farmer to
hear him, With hogs nearing 10 cents
per pound on the market, the farmers
of locality that will produce feed
excelling corn for fattening should be
interested.
1t is through the efforts of r. S.
Johnson of the Menasha Wooden Ware
Co. that Mr.. DEUEL. was srsuaded to
speak in Ladysmith at this time.