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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-09
Ndd)ltem GOssmtae
6iit Qerr q. 4. @eier im @ranb
Opera 0suie sinea Ssrtras abr
sas Yaifsnsfpiel in Oba.
ammersam.

I'm ,ommenben Sonnias Rahmits
tag ,piro bas Gineinno.ier publisum
9elesenbeit srbaIten. bon berufener
Ssi.. einsn burd itereoptiihs yiiber
ilIuiirir.en 9ortras iber oospafionss
ipiel in Sberammerenu su boren. Der
gorirns.nce III 6err grnit ". Weier.
Der ksonnt. biefiee ait.ernt, Der i'm
perfIofIenen Somm.r zine arss.oshn.s
europareiie eemad, unb aud Sbers
ammereau einsn 8.iuh obaeftai.s;
bat. CT bat bert an Sri uno Sieus
bic griinblihitsn Stubien 'iiber baa
RaHipnsfpiel semoht uno ipirb obns
5rase am Sonniae Rahmitias iebr
cieI bes JniereHantsn iiber bic auffiib'
runs 5u fossn tpiHen.
Die giibr. nit p.ltxg ,r i.in.
Qusfibruneen ilIuitriren pire. iinh
nah offi,isllsn photographer ANGLER.
.isi uno sskn em geIhauer Elm bic
in bic tlsiniten GinseIbeiien na.urss:
,reues Bib Der seiommten 4uffib'
runa ees pdHiousfpisls. auh be,
muiiiaiifhe 9ki! Der gluffiibruna
niro bic oebiibrenoe geahtuna fin,
ben. o<nn bic pianiitin Jrl. Aba 6.
Seller uno bic Soproniitin 1rI. Warr
Gonrep iperoen 8ruhitude aus be,
paHionsmuFt gu Oebor brinsen.
Sn Der 0orsGffice bes OrcnoCpsro
5ouie iinb Ginlab.arten i'm 0orpsr:
fauf su babeu. Der Vreis fIr refer,
piris Sis. in so Gents une Der aass'
msine Gintri.t betrGg, % Gents.
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eokal.Dfrid)t
1trabenbabttisisf
&aaem bes ctaMbarl Oil 80. oeme'
lirt anb Hferb sei6etei.

an 5lprenee Apenue unb JdrrePs
Court ionb seiiern Wpreen eine Aol@
liiion stpiihtn Gar Ho. l Der Ddilep
Strabtnbohnlinie uno einem Liant :
Waaen Der Sianbarb Dill ecmpanp
Itatt. Ter I.b.sre puroe bel BEN aus
prau umaeworieu, uno bos pesroltun'
ersob iih iiber bic Strabe. Der autT
iter, Dan. 4tiins. bon No. Zig
Weii 8. Strdbe, purbe BON isintn
Sies ssfhIsubert uno scg iih Bsrlsss
unpen omRiden gu, nabrsno elmer Der
pftrne einen 4sinbrut erIiii unb
{pdier BON oem poli5iiien auensel srs
fhoHen iperben mubte. Der Strabsna
babnpertebr iiber 0!ortnce apenns
ipuroe infcIee oes tlnfals eins babe
Stunot lang unterbrchen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-09

9as Ser. Staaten Geri h
iiir ben oitliden 9iitritt BON YennipIs
panien bat entitieoen, oab tein 9drtz
tohIeu= SruIt sriItirt. Wenn bas Pu6Iis
tum Die unperIhGmt boben 9reiie mel
2e fiir 9arttobIen be5ahIt peroen mil
len, nit benz 9orbanoenisin einss
Sruits srttdrt bot, 10 benefit nas 9es
ri4t tpobl niht, Dap oas pure GinbiIz
bunQ mar, ion0ern es benefit, baB
penn Der 1ruit audi eriitiren iollte,
oieIem 9eieslia niht bei3utommen 1T.
Gs piro oarit beitdtigt, mas mir i'm
mer gsIQgt haben, oaB oas 4nti= Sruits
9eIeB teinen S6uB9ulper tpsrt5 1T. 3uz
mai penn beobiiatigt piro, ss biniduig
3u MAIDEN. llnb es 1T iiherIih nitt
beruhi9eno, gu beobodtsn, lpie leidt Die
9erihte 2pder i'm 9eIes sntoeden,
ourt tueI6e bic 5ruits hinourhIhliipz
zen. Die Regieruns bate in Der Sbat-
fade, bag oerIhe0ene giienbabnen,
peIte bisber i'm aoblsntransport ton
turrirtsn, iib nit sinunbsr psrihmpIs
gen, cine 8erleBuug oes 4utiz 5ruitge
ieses erblitt. Tieie 2tntlaee puroe
BON alien BRET Rihtern SuriitgelpisIen,
u:ber bic Yeeriinbung nirp in per
8epeiten nihts seiagt, mir muIsn od.
Der tparten, big uns Die Gntifsibuu9
i'm 8prtIaut porliegt. Gine annere
gebauptung Der Regisrung mar, e lei
Elm MISREPRESENTATION, haB bic giiens
babnen. ipeI6e gleih3eitig Seiiser Don
Gpb!engrubsn iino, Den unobbdngieeH
8rubenbe'iBern ale Spblsn abtduTen
uno ibneu oafiir So Yro3snt oss Yrs:s
les, Der ON Wesrssufer besublt piro,
qebeR. 2luh oisies 8erfabrsn DurDe
fir eiufpanpsFrei ertIGrt, uno bierfir
lisfert Rihter 9rap bic gegriiuoun9,
oab Die 4bmahuna unter bic Suriss
oittipn bes Stadtes BennInlpdrien
fale uno pu6sr ni6t unter bic gsitim@
mungen bes antis 5ruitgeisses gsh0re,
fpelhes 3piihenituatliden Saratters
lei. Ri6ter 8rap III Elm Oemotrat uub
oaber etn sifriger gefiirporter Don
StaGtenrehten, uHo ale Rihter, ole
monoppltitifd penten, Iinb o5ns unter=
ihteo Der Barter Stautenrehtler. Tas
ReIultat III olio. oab bic 4utis5ruitz
geIsss Hitt oos papier Dert5 iino, uuf
Dem ite gebrutt iino. gBsHn pas dms=
ritaniide Bolt pOn aobleumonopoI
befreit tperoen iou, mug ss oarouf
beiteben, baB bic aOblen30us abge'
ihaFft peroen.
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nie A; 0<iger NossaH zen aeinz
paanie "A mad Ronpagnie 4; 0oriD
C'Rein BON Rompasnie 4 mad aoma
paanie 6; g. 1aurmon bon Qomposa
nie AZ mad aompasnie %; WuIter
go,eorau BON aomposnie % nod9
Rompdsnie AZ; Warnep 9Ouiion bon
apmpasnie s Ho6. 3ompasnie 81;
ssrani GuI.er bon Rompagtlis 81 na5
Apmpoanie 8; Gbrifiion Goreoran. Der
tiirsIid, rrnannt wurbe. III Der Rom.
poanie 10 iiberipieien fporben uno Der
ebeniaIIs Dor ipenisen 1aseu ernann'e
Charles Wartin Der aompasuie 10.
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erlaabx bxibideiae.

)Ruifsa g. Ban psIi. %. Gousss 6iu.
lRoro Suoosrab. 20, gepis. 8.
Sohn R. Gresn, 80, Weii S. Ctr.
lGertie a.B. Jnman. rs, Carlisle 4p.
I lRobert 6. Skiter. 80. 2opslano.
lRpriIe 4nberion. q. oessl.
lSoiepb DiIoins. %. Columbus, 8.
Wartha Gorfn, %. On 8. Ctr.
|1aniel Wation. 63. Dilminston. 8.
3ereio 2ueben. 38. 0iNcn Scuis.
}gmanusI 2stpis, 3S. paloes 9o,el.
lMauoe ). Bernard. 81. aIbanp aDs.
2esIie Bunonan. q. Gaitsrn ape.
lefber penro6. Is, Warinso Str.
I4lFr.o q. Wopts. q. 3ansspills. 9.
tJreoa W0rner. Is. 8uriiHgiou9oui..
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Iolutipn unterbreitet, bab nur icIhe
gtmenoements bel Der 9arlFsgrpGguns
geItatts. iein iollen, Die auf ben pprlle.
esnben photographer ge5us hahen. Die
abitdt iIt. Die SOd5plIner oo:an gu
perbinoern, oaB iie unter benz Ssdz
rnantsl zines 4menoements ben ean3en
5arii ppr ben Senat brineen. g3as
lie gu einsm iolheu 8ureebsn psranIaiz
tOnnte, bat Der Isste SariI oeutlih 9ss
mug ssseist. Die perihiebenen 3pus
interslfenten ma6tsn ben gariI 81 sis
Rsm S6a6ergeihdIt. 5iir bobe 3pQe
auf Woae purpen bobe 3Dae uuI
3uder, fir bobe Sole auf baumipollene
Wadren bobs 3Dus auf 9umminaaren
betpiai9t, uno 10 Die eanse Reibe bins
ourh. Sn 5olge oeHen lit bus Gum
minsihe Imenoement ben Sph3ollnsrn
niat nilltommen uno fie baben bersits
ibre Sppoiition ansstiinoist. !noen
Nlorifs eritsr 2sutnant, Senator
6ole. ihriftlihe In5eige bon benz
Announcement fproerte. Sarau3 Ut 81
'hIisben, haB Die toot3ounsr 9eaen
oas Wmenoement uno ben YrGfoenten
itimmen, alIo bic BON ibnsn 10 pielge.
Idmdhte Roue bon Sniuraentsn Ipiez
len ipsroen. gu beoouern lit, baB Der
Prdfoent lie niht idon pcn 4rfans
isiner aominiitrution an in Ole Sppo>
Iition eeordngt bat. Damn fpdre ous
rd6ite Suus repubIitaniid uno nitt
oemotrutiit. 2lbsr Der 9organs bat
nod cine anbsre interehunte Seite.
0as Gumminsf6e Nmenosment tam
our6geben, penn bic 0emotraten es
unteritiiBen. 2lbsr es 1T mebr oIs
pdbriteinlih, odb lie es nidt tlu,!
peroen, neil iis Dos aIte S6atsripz
ITEM bsibebalten molten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-09
ouAre mns 9anI.

Rorssn guhmittos um Q IlN nnb
4beubs Is ubr Deronitaltet Der
;Eruuennerein Der Dritten Deuti6en
prot. Gsmeinbe Cpofor 8. 6oefner)
In her Qcrb Cincinnati 3urnbale Il.
ufn Guhre unb 1onS. 3eine 0ollen
iinb bofiir bslesi. Die 0ameH tyeffen
unter Uhtbilie bss 4irH<nrdtks eie
Vortebrungen auis bette unb loben
ale freunbiinft Elm. Sic eripnrten Il.
ne erobe Gefeafndft unb helen alien
8eiu4ern DersnHste GtuHbeH In
4usiiGt. Wie!e lreriboc1e pyeile lem.
men sur Ueribeiluns. 1idets fnb i'm
yfrrrbcnie. 20. 27 pf 8. Stra6f. ~
babsn. Die Witelieber inb eebsssu.
bns gtlb fir tle ibnen anse!sHhten
1idets bem prebiser einjnb bdHsieea.
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Der Risbergung Der @ei3sn

Der Risoer9dng Der Asl5en'
preiIe BAT Die erireuIihe Wjrtung 9ee
blbt. oaB bic ausiadt BON Blntsripsl'
sen oteieRige oes @oriabres bel 2Belten'
iibertroffen bat. Die 5armer fpollen
iest burh einen eroBen Grtros oen'els
ben 8rofit srsislen, ben ibnsn fru9er
bobe 9reiIe. bei tleineren Grtro9eN
5rdhten. Dus pirb ihnen sel'ngsn
uno lie erpeiIen oomit audi Dem gublt'
tum einen QroBen DENT.
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geristassea IN ber csaerpstr.

s5snernebrdef ar@ibulb bat gsitern
eie folgenbsn 0erietnrQfn In Der
5euerrs6r aHseof6Het: Grant RsaE.
bon ron 0ompognie 10 mad Rcmpcos
ME Is; Jofspt Guhenberser BON Rome
pagnie 81 nod QompdsHie 80; JnEes
GroDiprb BON Qeiitrtompogni. l6
mad Rempognie 38; Soiepb Cries bon
4caapaaak il ua4 2eitertempcsEit
10: axiSMs Gtnnsf BON Qeiteytems
pasnie 10 mad Rouspasnie IL; 6ront
Nag BON aompAsnis s mad aompaes
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profanation.

4beliser (beim 6eirotbsDermiitItr)
.Wenn J9nen bic partie NIT 400. 600
nidt 9eHiist. mibss ID fir psitere Hss
miMneen eineH bSbereH pre3entlot
ttnnfpru@en.@
.Rebsn Gk bod ni&t INNER bon
ber yropiiion bei eiuer foI4 beiiisen
Godls.
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gsi ber ssitristn Sabrsswohl bat
bic pbise Yersinisuns bie naGitt5en
ben 1sdmien fiji cas laufenoe Jatr
ernGhli:
prdifDeni. 2ouis SHnsiber.
giSs prdFbeni. albert JidS.
E.irs.dr. Noriin ). SHpetn.
sdasmeifter.' Geo Robe.
Dirsttorsn: W. ]. Seytro. Gbris.
Mnssrt. 6. aub!mdnn H., uTeo. GEL
Isnbuf4 unb 0snrp 1ronse.
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SmaonereB lit cine sili sir9s'
bratt rporoen, Die cine probibltiD:
Steuer auf pbospbor-Strsitb bOl3sr
Ieat, um pieier GSQbritatipn, pelhe oas
Qeben uno bic Giefunotsit Der Irbetter
asrItort, elm Gnoe Su MAIDEN. 0as
ipiro Ieoigli6 Die betreiferoen Jaert'
,anten spin9sn, pbospborTreie Strelh'
n6I3er ber3uitsGlsn, tpie iie in Shpsoen
uno Norlpeeen fubri3irt rperOen. Scute
has negen gspjHer 4atentreate RIht
oeIheben t0nnen, Damn be'tebt Die Obj
bilfe oorin, ben 3ou oui pbOspborfrste
Streihb0I3sr ob5ui6afien.
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elmer finonaitllen alemmt entgtgens
Ntbt. fpenn ibm niht balb 9ilfe In
Jorm elmer Noten sgmiHic BON rHins
osfens 800 Winionen Dollars 5utbeiI
fpir1
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Jir bisiss Blait rurbtn ssfsern BON
ben Gptiiern 6. RIein e Bro.
go. ABS Race Gtrube. folstnbe 2ems
peratur llnierf&iebe resiftrirt:
Dm. Grab Hm. oSah
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Herb. Dtrnbarbt. 30. l733 Wine
Gtratt. parbs nm 6aahrsgll1 l1es1tte
irs msst1s osn S16 tsIts(lea.
- stxlgt O1oE1s - - n1(nJ1p3s -
1.lley's rsrs fyees =
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Die tanopattsr oroben,
SniurgeHten 81 peroen. Der pom
Yrdiioentsu snpfoblene uno DON ben
Jortihrtttlsrn siirigit untsrItugte 4lan
betreffs oss sarifs gebt oabiu, nab bic
garifparagrdpben ejHsr nah oem an
bern una ni6t ale Guf sinmal sur grs
leoigung sebra6t psroen IolIen. gu
pieiem gebufe bat Ssnator Gummins,
Der Jiibrer Der JortIdrittler. .ine Hes
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SetrstGr 8ilIou ogt, baB
Die Tarmsr nitt on Der 5heueruR8
itul0 Ieien; lie srbietten ni6t mehr als
so prosent oes preiIes, ben Die Nah
rungsmittel toIten. Der Eeit entfale
auf bic giierbabnen uno Die 3piihenz
bGnbter. 2estere erbieIten ben alsrs
grDBten She'll; lie ieien Die Sertbeuerer
uno betpertIteQigten eine hohs preiss
laoe, tnoem lie ertpeper 10 peniS taufs
ten, odB Die W1ore tnapp puroe, ooer
fie in aiblbGuIern oeponirten. Gamit
tpiro es pobI ieine Rihti9tsIt habsn.
DIS IbbiITsnittel fhlGgt Der Setretdr
apniumpereiue por, tpie lie in gnglano
beiteben. Snoem oisie brett Dom Jorz
mer taufsn, ihalteu iie ben Wtlttsls
mann aus, Der einen ungebiibrlihen
9rofit besiebt. 8islQng baben apn>
iumpereins, bic rdhft Gnglano aud in
9eut'6lanb in groBsr 4n5uhl bsIteben,
in Disism 2dnoe feline Wur3el sefabt.
2lber es iii nttt dusgeitloIfen, puB es
i6liebIih ooh geitiebt, penn Die 3pts
l4enbGnoIer ihre greistreiberei HiGt
einiteqen. Dieie Ginrihtung miro jest
nm 10 leihter in oiefem 2anbs Gingung
finoen, oIs ous areottIpItem i'm aleinz
hdnoel fait gGn3lid erloiaen 1T.
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Die 9unoes Re9terur9 9
bat bic Rem Oprtsr Wolens Jmpor.
teure, pelte rpegen Shmus9elns per-
boftet roroen parsn, nad Riiterltatz
tuna Der bintsr3ogenen Summen laus
fen laTen. AuT ioIhe QSsiIe toiro 1te
Dem Stmue9el niemaIs Ginhalt 8sbtez
ten. Inter oieIem 9erfaAren tperpen
pisle oSmporteure, bic bi5IanQ ntnt Ss>
ftmuooelt buben. oasu oerIeitet, osnn
fie baben peiter nidhts 5u ristirsr, ols
paB tie Die 36Ge, spenn man 1ie ers
tpifht, 3uruderItutten. 4Seroen absr
Elm puur S6muggIer oorthin 9e'6idt,
tpphin lie geb0ren, Damn ptro ods
ShmuoeeIn gu sinem 9efGbrIihsn 9s=
jtdft.
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Die M aiorttdt Deg Qusiduis
Tes, Der bic unteriudung gegen YalIinz
Qsr gefiibrt Eat, ertiGrt ibn fIr eHgeIs
rein. Tieies ReiuItat mar Dpraus3uz
isbsn. Gie Wtinoritat oes 4usiduiies,
oie aus SnIurgenten uno 0emotraten
beftsbt, bat ni6t Die g!eide uebsr5sus
QuHg con 8aQin9ers un'hulo uno
leibt 0ieIer 2tnii6t @usbrud. Sic nil
Is aber babel niht bepenoen laFen uno
eine Hsiolution Dor bas 9aus brinaen,
pslhs srtldrt, Dap 8allingsr Ieines
BoItsns unfpiiroi9 lei. Cine iol6s Re.
1olution ioate nltt ansenommen pers
Den, neil lie in bic Rehte Des Yrdfben=
ten eingretft. Sb gaaineer tuireis
lit, einen aabinsts= Yoiten gu betleiben,
III cine angslegenbeit, Die oem prdiie
oenten aQein Qngebt. Der sin3Ios tpnz
itttutipneue 8e9. Den ous 6aus in oiss
Ter 4nqelegenbeit beIhreiten t1rn. be-
itebt in Der &tuIsituns zines 2ntlagez
perfabrens. Tu Qber hterfur tein oez
nagen1e5 SepeisHtdteridl porbonnen
iii, 10 blsibt Der MiuoritGt ui1ts an.
osre5 iibrtg. als ShIuB gu MAIDEN.
gR1 speItsr geihebsn miiBts, barber
ioIIte perr gauinger niat i'm 3psifsl
fsin. Rahoem cine Mfajoritdt isins
sngelretne unitulo protIaurirt bot, III
es ietns pfliht, isineH 4bi6iso 3u fors
berr Der ibm nit Der groBtsn gsr:its
tDiIigteit gefDabrt peroeH tpiirDe.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-18
HANDY FOR BUSINESS MAN
"Teewriter Exchange" 1t Would
Seem, 10 Likely to Fill Long
Felt Want.

Every business man knows how fire.
guently he Is put out of sorts when
trying to write down a telephone mes.
sage with one hand while with the 9TH
er he holds the receiver to his ear,
and with his elbow or his chin or
perhaps his feet he tries to prevent
the wind from blowing his paper away.
Such trials will be eliminated by the
installation of the "telewriter ex.
change" in London, permission for
which has just been granted to the
company owning the patents on the
new invention.
The telewriter rs a contrivance by
means of which the words spoken into
the telephone receiver at one end of
the line are written down upon paper
at the other end. without the assist.
ance Of the hands OF the receiver. It
can be fitted to the ordinary telephone
apparatus.
The London concern will be forced
to install Its own wires. its license spe-
cifying that it has not the permission
to attach the device to any instrument
belonging to the postoffice or to the
National Telephone company. To be
of any great service to the commercial
world of London 1t will be necessary
to have separate exchanges and sepa-
rate instruments. but It's value Is so
great that It's sponsors are confident
the demand will be such as to warrant
the building Of a new wire system.
The cost Is about the same as for
the ordinary telephone in the business
districts of the larger cities Of the
United States. or only little higher
One hundred dollars is charged for In
stalling the telewrter to cover dis
lance not exceeding three miles for
private use. This Is exclusive of the
line rental and the cost Of electric cur
rent Several such private systems
have been installed in London.
The service of the new exchange to
be installed will be at the rate of $50
per annum, plus two cents for each
call. with q minimum Of 270 calls.
The total charge therefore for limited
service will be SIS per annum. The
charge for unlimited service will be
$11240.
The telewriter uses more electric
current than the ordinary telephone.
Tests indicate. however. that It can
be used for as long distances rs the
telephone.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-18

The National Business Developme Mt
Association, with headquarters in Mil
waukee, is an organization of recent
origin whose object is to conduct q
campaign of popular education with
the view of assisting the local mer-
chant in his competition with the mail
order houses. 1t is believed that when
loyal citizens come to view this great
evil in its true light there will be more
money kept at home, to the mutual
benefit of retailer and consumer.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-18
EARNED MONEY FOR LESSONS
Young Girl az Candy Maker Proved
That She Possessed Business
instinct.

A young girl last summer earned
sons that her parents were unable to
give her. She lived near large
summer hotel, and one day on the
porch overheard mother say: Il do
wish l knew where could get some
pure home made candy. hate to have
the children eat the stuff they sell in
the stores here"
Quickly the girl saw her opportunity.
She asked the woman II she would
like to order some candy from her,
saying she made number Of kinds.
and most people who ate them thought
them good.
The first order was for simple sug-
ar candy Of molasses and vinegar that
could not hurt the weakest digestion.
Having keen business instinct the
girl sent to her patron with the or
der q neatly packed box containing an
assortment OF all the candies she
made. In the top of the box was in
closed a typewriter list of prices.
The candy being all that was claim
ed for 1t, orders came in swiftly; so
many indeed that it meant daily max
ing to keep a fresh supply on hand.
Soon besides the orders the girl
made an extra stock for chance Gus
toners. Her home was pleasant
walk through shady lanes to the hotel
and 1t soon became fad to walk over
morning and evening to buy the
sweets Besides pound and half pound
boxes there were small Ave and ten
cent bags for the children, and even
penny packages.
Later the girl set up a couple OF
chatting dishes on a table In a rustic
summer house. There, under the
vines, while her patrons read or chat.
ted, the enterprtsing cook would make
and sell her hot fudge. a delicious re-
cipe with molasses in 1t, and some
times nuts.
Not only did the young business
woman make money, but she made
many pleasant friends through her
work: friends who were helpful to
her in her art as well as financially;
friends who loaned her books and gen.
orally broadened her horizon.
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A Bank Note Curio.

Yes, / collect queer bank notes"
said the receiving teller. 1--WE been
doing it for years. You know there
are some very odd things written Oh
bank notes sometimes, He pointed
to a dollar bill hung In frame OF
black OAK on the wall. Read that"
he said And I've got queerer ones
than that in my collection"
On the bank note was written in a
feminine hand: You nave roDDed me
of all the rest. and OF my soul also,
May this burn your hand When you
touch it. May all yo,, GUY with 1t be
accursed. You nave the last Are you
now satisfied? Murderer"
The collector sighed sentimentally.
Think of the tragedy" he said, that
may lie hid behind those simple little
phrases, Ell ?"-New York Press
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-18
ing public organizations to secure the
personal services of experts in special
cases.

The yield from various crops grown
at the northern sub-station of the Col
lege of Agriculture of the University
of Wisconsin at Superior, Ashland and
Iron River, have been very good, not
withstanding the unfavorable weather
early in the season. Spring wheat av-
eraged 26 bushels per acre and winter
wheat over Is bushels per acre. One
o u oil red fife spring wheat averaged
% bushels per acre. The average OF
Sc varieties OF oats at Superior was 483
bushels, while barley was about 80 bu-
shells per acre.
Cultivated crops did well, rutabagas
Welding $50 bushels per acre at Ash
land and 300 bushels at Superior. Car
man No. 8 potatoes at Ashland aver
aged 300 bushels and at Superior 3O4
bushels per acre.
Corn at Ashland gave 40 bushels OF
ripe shelled C )rn and 10 tons of silage
corn per acre, but at Superior frost did
some injury before the corn was ripe.
Slage corn here gave over Is tons per
acre. These crops show what intelli-
gent farming can produce under North
ern Wisconsin conditions. These
Yields were grown under ordinary good
cultivation with no attempt at record
breaking yields.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-18
e
Protect the Toads.

Writing of DR.. G. F. Hodge, biologist
of Clark University, who is shortly to
publish an important work on bird
life, a correspondent of the Boston
Transcript" says;
WHAT Burbank is to plant life, Dr..
Hodge bids fair to become In bird
life. He has already domesticated en-
his own premises the rutfed grouse
and the bobwhite, with q view to ul-
timately adding them to the National
list Of domesticated species. When
you consider that for 400 years not
an animal has been thus added, his
work assumes epoch-making import
ance. He believes that many most
useful wild species may be domes-
ticated, and thereby render incalcul-
able service.
The toad, for instance, the enemy
of the slug, introduced by Gala Thax-
ter into her Island Garden as its only
salvation, is already half homestead
ed. With its voracious appetite for
injurious insects-80 or more already
listed in it's dietary--the toad may lay
claim to being a true philanthropist.
Or. Hodge estimates that the school
children of the United States-20, 000,-
900 unused fOrces-if taught to utilize
this one species, might save to their
country nearly half the cost of their
own education. AS it is. the destruc-
ton of this useful species goes on I'M
acknowledgements being the prolific
cause Of folly"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-18

We are informed by no less author
ity than the Commissioner of Immi-
grafton of the State of Wisconsin that
there are yet in Wisconsin more than
10, 900, 900 acres of undeveloped land
and that it is as productive, when put
under cultivation, as the high priced
lands of adjoining States. If this is
true, why should our people go to Can
ada or other distant and more or less
isolated regions in quest Of homes?
Wouldn't it be we'll worth while to in
vestigate this statement of an official
of our neighboring state before leaving
your good old Uucle Samuel's domain?
The Wisconsin Commissioner declines
to go into the scramble for immigra-
ton that has been prevalent more re-
Gently, but takes the position that he
can best serve the State by appealing
to the intelligence rather that the cred
ulity of homeseekers. Permanent
success rather than temporary results, :"
is the slogan of the Wisconsin official,
who says: 1.-THE man who comes to
Wisconsin upon conviction is positive
quantity, he who comes on guess is a
doubtful addition, -let US reason to-
&c her and if we have what you want,
you are the man we want. "
This cutting out of the f1amboyant
feature in land development and the
back-to-th e-land movement ought to
appeal to the homeseekers whose all is
involved in his change of home.