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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-13
FL colegio de leyes de la
Uniyefsidad y la revalida

Como hay un proyecto de ley en-
Ia Asamblea legislative de este pals,
que tiene por objeto .eximir del exa-
men de revanda a los. graduados de
Bachiller, en- Leyes de La Universidad
de Puerto Rico, en- 10 que respecta 81
ejercicio de la abogacia, y copo en-
la actualidad Sc discute Sc habla de
este tema, por tales motivos me he
creido con derecho tratar sobre Ell
mismo.
Entiendo y sostengo que sieiIao Ia
Universidad de Puerto Rico una ms
tituci6n Official, la revahda de los IT,
ttlos de ahogado expedidos por la mis-
ma, no tiene, no deberia tehcr, .a-
E6n de existir. 1Sng s'E
Ese examen, que es hoy dia oblfga
torio. para que Sc conceda Ia licencia
para el ejercicio de la profession, no
puede tener otra justification cue una
de estas--o ambas--; Que "a cnsenansa
en- Ell Colegio de Leyes de nuestra Uni
versidad no es satisfactoria; que.
aiendolo, no son 10 suficientemento rigo
rosos los que componen la Facultad de
dicho Colegio, al expedir diplomas de
sBachiller en- .Leyes.
Partiendo de la premisa que cgtable-
ce Ell p&rrafo de mas arriba, este es,
que nuestra Universidad es una enti-
5oA nsnso1 Al a;1oroo u, Al, ~ a In1a 4av,i
BILE, es el que acabo de expresar. Ele-
mentos extrafios ese di1ema, 10 que
constituye esta question en- ST, podran
acaso aducirse, Y es ese, precisamente,
mi deseo.
Que SUDAN La superfcie,s que salgan
q relucir esos mismos elementos, es
exactamente una de las coSas que me
propongo. Ash Sc podra saber quiza la
verdad, como asi tambien habran. de
'levantar su voz tonante, los hasta ahora
ocultos intereses, los intereses creados:
y en- esa forma va quedara rasgada an
to los ojos del pals una de tantas te-
lara6as.
Pero apartemonos por ahora de nues
ira desviaci6n volvamos al asunto
del {dilema. -.
ST. la ;ensehanza no es satisfactoria
eatonces debe mejorarse, necesariamen
tel o.. de otro modo, ell colegio de
Leyes Sc deberia cerrar ....s ST. la Fa-
curtad no es 10 debidamente rigorosa
al c6nferir diplomas, entonces Sc lie de
be obligar que 10 sea, o, de otra
suerte. ell cftado colegio .deberia clau-
surarse g
Mas 81 todo, en- 10 que afecta a Ia
Universidad, est6 en- perfecto estaao
on, complete orden,> en- tai, case el exa-
men de .lreyalida .huelga. esta de mas
Con tanto mas enfasis puede hacerse
esta ahrmAci6n, por, cuanto ALI Sc es-
tudian preferentemente, casi exclusive
mente, nuestras propias leyes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-13

La Helera. icuAnto Sc fantlse6 con las
relaciones entire una prineesa grisga y
un estadistal ERA un aussr por raz3n
lie Estado7 Souien era Ia raz6n y quien
Ell amcr7 Gc6mo Herman coftss. busca-
ba el estadista aiiado una eonafents en-
Ia familia german6ala del rey cons.an.
tinO; o. como Mata Hari. era una espis
dc los aiemanes ia princess griega7
cierto peTiodista sueco. amigo y defen.
sOr. en- todas las discuslones del honor
del principe. no podia mas se 70 fuS
a contar TODD. Il principe ie contesf6:
-Estoy al corEiente del rumor que
circula por Paris sobre las rsiacionss
entire la pFincesa y ess ilustrs hombTs
pdblico, y le doy a listed nj autofiza.
ci6n para desmentirias.
Ia Camara .en una de sus reunlones 80
cretas. Sc ocup6 del asunto. 1T seaor
Briard. como iefe del GObierno tuv5 q.
scudir a dar expiicaeionss q IA Conf.
sion parlamcntaria dc lor Asuntss f.
iranjeros Y hoy. one 81 fsy Cens,anti.
no esta otra vez en- el tTSno cue si
senior BRAND ss eucueu.=s para haceT
la paz, conc 80 eneontr6 paTa hacc1 "a
guerra, en- orion.e. con e pr bIsma cans
tantiniano, sus enemigos del interior Jos
reacciOnarios y beiicis.as gus no ie per
donan Ell habor mostrad ,. para haesr Ia
pas. disposieionss paeibcss is namsn
con SufemisrnO. cs vesdaa. sl aa4g5 del
principe Jorge.
FL sefor BRAND. sin embargo. la esn.
seguidO imponsT en- LordIes Ia poh;l.
ca turea y TRADITIONAL ds Francis en-
oriente. Aunque no se arregisn los tuf.
cos y los griegos. o los :urcos y les nEis
ses, Ia paz entire Turquia y Traheia ss
un heeho: queda saivagaavdi1 siria. por
el lsdo turco. no pOr ei kraos. Los .nzie.
ses so npsrtidarios de los Atebts e3fao
los franceses de LIS turcos: sE eos fai.
ses son partidarios de los Arabea. como
te, no es de naciores sino ie fasis. '
cl arabismo de siria iiega hasta ios ma
ronitas del Libano que eat6licos re-.
vOlucionarios (fueron fanatics de Pc
rrcr) eran franc6hlos y ersian en- Ia gus.
ira del derecho de Ia Iibsrtad De l0s
pueblos hasta 81 purt5 De verse ah0Fa
6eportados p0r las autoridaesa france
sas cue han sustituido q iss turcas.
! Franeia haee er siT1a 10 Hssmo Gus
InglateITa en- Egipso rs decir. slgus1
hacienda ambas 10 quo han hecho. res
psctivamcn:e. en- Marruseos y en- Ia In
ia. Acaso. a6n dentro Dc Ia crusidad
mas politiea. esiAn en- el erFor. y Ia CO.
lor'zaci6n esta ya superada. A3eaAa.
las dos potencias europeas tiensn sn
el oriente sus fuersos sncontrados Ia
politica britannica se haee q costa del
sultan y IL frareesa . cea.a de Ia Ee.
nsrquia griega.
/ Al rccibifte cu Paris e-.ss aoticlfu.
es de supOaer qus. e. 81 Fssiisneia De
Saint Cloud. Ia prlnccsa de IA aroria.
emo aqueiia etra dc Ia possls. ss,G tfis
te viends desvansccrse 60 amer 50
politica. En- Gamble. al qns dsbs a. af
oontonto. e. 20 eam-ross &c Heniaya.
os T!erre Ietl. 81 fTan asmIr1dcr de- los
turcos.
Corpus BAEGA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-13
De BASKET BAL"
"1sER1c JR. '',vs. f'sAN AeUsr1N'

Despu6s Nde un silencio incompren-
dible. Sc ha dado eI clamor en- los
anantes del Basket Ball. de nm re-
hido desafio que Sc llevara 'efecto Ell
81 insuperable gimh hasio de la conocida
sociedad de J6venes Cristiancs. Hace
slgun tempo que lbs citados teams
jugaron en- Rio PiAdras bravamentc,
quedandose con losA laureles ell famc-
so 'tteam'' de La Fciudad Encanto-
da'', El Iberic; y pof 10 tanto, SC pre-
sagia que sea un euctentro fenomenal
por, eI entusiasmo que Sreina en- los dos
bandos. Ell san Ngdstin' vfene de
la isla en- busca de laureies, que le
fueron arrebatados por Isu contrincan-
te, ZEN medic lie un grandfoso 'juegO que
SO llev6 efecto en- SUI niSma gallera, o
sea en- el patio del coleg1e. 4 e iss IA
Ia lucha sera el mere 4ss.
a 4bAGAN
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La princesa esta triste
CRErLEJos DE PARIs)

Habran ustedes notado que para aca-
bar con las negociaciones de paz en- la
, Conferencia de Londres Sc ha v.sto pri
nero ell modo de restablecer la paz en-
orierte, y recuerdan ustedes que as!mis
mo la guerra concluy6 empezando-e,
principle del fin-por Ell lado oriental,
por donde tambien empeE6 la guerra.
! Despues del fracaso ingles en- los Oar
danelos, Ell Gabinete de Paris tuvo que
trtrnfar Sobre ell de LOndres para con-
seguir la expedition militar de Sal6-
MICA. Mand6 esta expedition un gene
raj frances, de un iberalisno como no
Sc estila entire los generates nj adn en-
las repnblcas, y que, en- efecto, no le
impidi6 portarse como un general. Hubo
de ir un civil, un senador de la Repd-
blica eclipsar Constantine. Luego,
| Ell general fue relevado; pero habiase
casado antes con In novia de un ohcill
joven, Y cuando vino furioso a Paris a
protestar de su re.evo era presidente
Clemenceau, quien lie dijo:
--iGeneral! FL Gobierno estima que
tiene listed bastante con defender un
frer'e.
Eu frances, ell frente y la frente son
del genero masculine.
Al general Sarrail lie sucedi6 Ell gene
raj Franchet d'Esperay, el cual Sc ha
quejado de que el Gobierno ingles, por
no dar EN- Oriente un gran triunfo a
Francia, no lie permitiera, en- la ofenA-
va ultima, llegar hasta Viena. Los gen9
rales bGlgaros no Sc oponian. Estes orien
tales no sor tan brutos como aseguraba
voltaire, Sc dijeron que mejor es re.
cibir las balas antes de fsbricardas, cuan
do son todavia un presupuesto Reel
bieron asi Ell presupuesto de las gTana-
das que Sc hubiesen gastado contra sus
ej6rcitos; y 81 Sc fuera a echar semeian-
te cuenta, mereceria 500 alabanzss So
honorabilidad, pnes parece que ealcu-
laror. muy por 10 bajo.
A csc hecho de armas debe ell geLerll
Franchet sU batuta de mariscal: = uno
de los motivos para MERCER otrs ha.
tuta analoga el general Castelnsu es
que, segdn sus amigos, fu6 quien di6 al
sefor BRAND la ide1 de la expedici6n
de sal6nica. Pcrque el sefior BRAND, que
ahora, en- Londres, acaba de hacer triun.
far en- el Amino de Mr. Lloyd George
a los turcos sobrs los griegos, fuS el
que decide la expedition dc Sal6n..
ca, al Gobierno britanico escanaeJ con
Ell fracaso naval ante Constantinorla.
En- un .articulo que, como dicen los
franceses, es una pequeha obra masssfa
de situaci6n de 10 humane de Las granies
hguras en- los prandes acontecir13entos
i Leon .Werth,s en- Ell "Diarlo del Pue
blo", que era ell primer psri6dico paci.
ista que empezaba entonces a lsvantaI
cabeza, supuso al senior Brian1, en Ia
intimidad, la vispera dc decidi-se a l.
expedition y sometido no prec.san. ente
a las sugestiores de un general, s!no d
unas ncnadas entire las cuales era lci..
motiv una opinion, una Erase deiaaa as
lcapar por ell camarsro de- restiuran.a
vetusto; junto al Sena, adonde ell senior
lriand tiene el buen gusto de concurrir
Pero esta historic de oriente lego a
ser novelesca desde que in.orvino la bs
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I'm la carrctera de Las Pisdfas. a con-
secuencia de haber chocado IN truck
contra una roea de Ia ori'is. renii6
eravemerte herido en- el crkneo Mario
vassallo. qulen fu6 trsslsdaao Al h'spi.
tai de Humacac. donde fallec.6 tres no
ras desputs.
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UN HoMBRE Sc PARTE
Ell cEANEo
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
WALRATH

Caleb Hauser has purchased 40
acres Of land
Mr. and Mrs George Torony arrived
here last week
William Brady is here from Chi
cago visiting relatives
Michael OFT and sister, Eva, are
here from Joliet, ILL.,, visiting relatives
Miss Grace Merritt was a business
caller in Ladysmith Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weston were
here this week from Minnesota and
purchased eighty acres of land ON the
Jump river road.
Fred Wellend, who is in the mOv-
ing picture business, entertained the
community with his show at the
schoOlhouse Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
George Kettering has been repair
ing the stump puller which has been
standing on Joe Riegels place for
some time. He figures on using it to
do his road work with
Emmett Shepard and family arrived
here last week from Albert Lea, MINI.
Mr.. Shepard has so acres of land, one
and One-half miles west of town and
figures on building at once.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
TOWN OF GRANT

John Peterson is driving a Ford
touring car.
Mrs George Moore spent Sunday at
Bruce with friends.
Marion Guist lost a cow by light
ming last Friday morning.
Mrs VIM. Bennett, of Ladysmith
called on Mrs. r. f. Scott Monday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs J. III. Arnold returned
home from their visit in Minnesota
and North Dakota, Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Jenness and chill
dren went to Barron Saturday evening
to attend the Indiana picnic given
there Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Vance and son mo
tered to Augusta Saturday afternoon
and-.speflt.the week end~with the lat
ter'S mother.
r. f. Scott and son. Floyd. returned
home Saturday afternoon from visit
: Of a week with friends at Bloomel
and Rice Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Phillips and
sons and the latter's mother ana
brother mOtQred to Chippewa Falls OF
Sunday and took in the sights at the
parks,
Mrs, Mary RQysdon and son. OF
Hamlet, Ind, returned to their home
Tuesday evening. after month
visit at the home of the former
iidauphtar
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
SHELDON

Mrs. Agnes Van Horn came from
Ladysmith Saturday to visit relatives
in this vicinity.
Chester Sergeant begun new lob
Monday on the road running west
from the Curtis road across little
Jump to Boppres corner
Herman Fish, having threshed at the
places above there last week, was at
Frank Gerkish's Monday forenoon.
and at Ira Sergeant's in the after
noon,
Dr. Kinyon has been down to Ira
Sergeant's twice, Saturday and Sun
day night to attend to one Of Ila's
gray's which is in a very serious con-
ditiOn.
Miss Virginia Tate spent the week
end at the d. j. Summerville home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burss had as
Sunday guests Mrs. Burss' brother
and family, from Stanley.
ID. ]. Summerville and wife. and
the formers brother, Robert Summer
vile, and wife, of Manning, Iowa,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
AdiV, AdSC NCFN, lHNlSUdy.
Mrs. Payson Mower and children,
Of Cadott, came Friday and have
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Pays0n's uncle, Chester Sergeant, and
other relatives in that neighborhood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sergeant. of
Spring Brook, with their aunt, Mrs
s. c. Sergeant, of Ladysmith, motOred
flown from that place Sunday after
noon to call on the Sergeants and
other relatives in that vicinity,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bellows and
daughter, Helen Marie, of Chicago,
spent several days of the past week
at the J. G. Tate home, enrOute to
Pike Lake, where they will be guests
at the Sylvester cottage. Mrs. Bel
lows ia a niece of Mrs. Tate.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
GLEN FLORA

Mrs. Victor Erickson visited at Tony
last Thursday.
Andrew Olson had business at La
dysmith last Thursday.
Mrs. George Howell was an ingram
caller last Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Craney was a caller Al
Ladysmith Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boutwell, spent
Wednesday at Ladysmith.
Miss Cora Edming visited at Prem
tice Thursday and Friday.
Charles Golden was a visitor at Shell
don Thursday and Friday.
NJ. T. Lambert, of Ingram, was here
last Wednesday on business.
Miss Anna JakOubek was the guest
of friends at Bruce Wednesday and
Thursday.
Lawrence Dukerschein looked after
business matters at Ladysmith last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank SIM left Monday fol
Wilson, Wis. for a visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs Archie Blackburn, of Bruce
called on friends here Wednesday
and Thursday.
Chris Johnson and Joseph Com
peau were at Conrath Thursday and
Friday on business.
Miss Dorothy Cushman, of Super
ol. arrived here Monday for a visit
with friends. She was formerly resi-
dent Of this place.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
WEIRGOR

A number Of the young folks OF
.WeirgOr enjoyed a party at the Christ
Steve home Tuesday evening.
!. Mr. and Mrs. RemstOck and daugh-
ter, of Chicago, arrived here Sunday
for a visit at the Surber home.
!. The Sunday school children of Mrs
HaFper's and Mrs Prilman's classes
enjoyed picnic at the Prilman homo
Thursday, Aug. IS.
Mr. and Mrs F. +. Martin returned
to their home at Milwaukee, after 9
weeks visit with Afr. Martins moth
or, Mrs Nellie Harper
A farewell party was given at thu
home of A. +. Zuck Tuesday evenina
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Euck. who will leave soon for Okla
h0ma.
George Pluntz went to Ladysmltl
Saturday He was accompanied hQm
on Sunday by his wife, who has been
in the hospital there for the pas
three weeks.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26

Our goed=hearted friend, Herman, sat
on the church steps and rejoiced over
the results of the game. He was SO
elated over the success Of the losing
team that he ordered his own rubber
band to play Dixie in their honor.
'ed Lamp, of the w. Marshall team,
MIA ', two, home-run hits. Bert French
retir, from the baseball team for a
short !. e. John Eastwood gave the
ball such a wallop that we Thought
he knocked about II teeth out :. of. a
Ford ring gear. The West Marshall
team won the game by score OF 5 to
IA. They may play the New York
Yankees or the Chis0x next summer,
all depends upon where the rooming
houses will admit them. The Conrath
girl baseball fans have threatened to
give the West Marshall scribe good
RAGING for not roofing for the Con
rath team. All we have to say in ia
yor of both teams is that they are a
good bunch of jolly fellows and give
the people of the community good
interesting game. $50. -
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
PLEASANT VALLEY

Irwin Yreeland and Frank Tiegs mo-
tored to Chetek Sunday.
Bruce won from Glen Flora Sun
day. the score being 4 to 2.
We do not know when school will
commence in District No. as teach
er has not been engaged yet.
Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Krause and
daughter, of Ladysmith spent Sun
day at the Mark TatrO home.
Frank Schmitt and family, from
Iowa, visited at the Seholtz and Hart
homes last week. They formerly lived
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, of Apol-
lOnia, spent Sunday at the home of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j,
Hunter.
Horace yoyner and Roy Bernard
are brushing the roads, preparatory to
grading this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. A. FL. HinZie arrived
here from Omaha. via the auto route
for a visit with their son. Herbert
Hinzie, and family,
Some of the G. 7. G.. members met
at the McNeely home Thursday to SET
the quilt together which will be sold
at the entertainment the club will give
soon.
Miss Ruby Vreeland left for St
Paul Saturday morning, where she
will visit for some time with hel
brother, Roy, and sister, Mrs. Joe
Lahner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnson, of Sun
ny Hill, gave a. dance Saturday night
before putting in the partitions il
their house which is being remodeled
A large crowd attended.
Some of the Alfred Bernard family
were taken i'll suddenly last Tuesday
morning. Dr. Clark was called ant
found them suffering from ptomainf
poisoning They have recovered IRON
the attack.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26

Miss Alta Wilbur is able to be ont
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wink were Sunday
visitors in our midst.
Laura Pickell was sick for a few
days, but is better now. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stroup. and two boys
are in Indiana visiting
School begins September 9TH, with
Miss Florence Cline. as teacher.
Clayton Jackson,.sof Rockwell City,
Iowa, is visiting ,atathe home of his
uncle, VIM. Ayres.Ss
Mrs. u. e. Thornton is having a
nice time with friends and relatives
at her old home, Earlham, Iowa..
The road along here is taking on
widening and grading that are well I'M
der way.
Several friends met and helped
Willyan Pickell celebrate her 10Th
birthday. WATERMELON, ice cream and
cake was served
Mrs Althea Davis is enjoying a
visit with her friend and former fell
low-teacher, Mrs. Zorah Briggs, and
daughters, Mildred and Marjorie, from
Edmonton, Canada.
On Tuesday Mrs. Rhodes honOred
Mrs. Ayres' birthday by dinner for
Mrs. Ayres and family, and an aunt
from Flint Mich, who is spending the
summer with them.
A few of the near neighbors en-
jOyed a pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
Boyer recently. Comfort tying and
chatting were the first features fol-
lowed by delicious refreshments
served by the hostess.
Mr.. Hammer. Of Ladysmith, called
goodbye" to M. S. Cline as he and
Mrs. Hammer : and Aria Johnson
passed by early Thursday morning on
their auto trip to Iowa to attend the
Gable family reunion.
Mr. Pickell had visit from his
brother and wife, and sister and hus-
band and nephew. from Iowa.
Willyan went home with them and
will stay with an aunt and attend
Rockwell City highschool the coming
year.
Mrs Cline was happily surprised
when her two sisters. Mrs. Hanson,
and husband and daughter, and Mrs.
Thompson and two daughters, of May
nard, Mimi, came Wednesday by
auto and remained over Sunday with
the family
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
MURRY

p M. Brown was a Bruce visitor
Tuesday.
Richard and j. T. Leblanc were
Exeland callers Tuesday.
Mrs. John Ryan has been on the
sick list the past few days.
Richard Ryan was a weekend guest
at the L. G. Crandall and John Ryan
homes
Mr. and Mrs Cross and family are
spending a few days visiting her
mother. Mrs Fillion.
Mr. and Mrs j. C. Leblanc are
spending a few days visiting friends
and relatives in Bruce.
Mesdames Crandall Ryan. Essam,
Morse and the latter'S daughter. Grace,
were LadySmith callers Tuesday.
Mrs Ed Knutt left Friday for her
home in Canada. after an extended
visit with old friends and neighb0rs
here
Miss Sadie Berg left last Wednesday
evening for Stone Lake. where sne
expects to be employed in a summcr
resort for some time.
A large crowd attended the ball
game in Bruce Sunday between the
Blue Hills and Murry, the score being
{ to f. in favor of hurry. Next Sun
day the Nrurry team will play OjibWa
at hurry.
Sister Mary Leonhard and Sister
Mary Eulogih returned to Racine Fri
day. after weeks visit at the J
G.. Leblanc home. They were accom-
panied as far as Bruce by the for
mer's parents.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
IMPROVE CEMETERY

The cemetery in the southern part
of the city has been improved in APP
pearance during the week by cutting
out the underground of. brush which
had been growing up around the
edges. This work was paid for by
private subscription. The city is eX
pected to provide for cutting out the
brush along the street and put in q
new gate:
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
WANTED
YOUNG WOMEN earn while

YOUNG WOMEN earn while you
lea IN" stenography, typewriting,
bookkeeping, business, etc. Exception
al opportunity, board and room, worth
$500 yearly, and over 5000 wages be-
sides, can be earned doing light house
work, half days only, attending school
full halliday session. Also board and
room only while working in stores or
offices, ETC., half days. HOFFMAN, 5
MILWAUKEE B SINESS COL
LEGE, 200 Grand Ave-, corner End it,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
WANT TO TRADE

WANT TO TRADE my equity in 40
acre farm, including stock and feed,
for small farm of ) to Is acres. Adj
dress CHRIST UNGER, Route 3, La
dysmith. 19-22*
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

l AM NOW located in my new office
on Miner-av across the street from
the Baker House, where / shall be
pleased to meet Rusk county farmers
who wish to sell or list their farms. =
T. c. JONES' Ladysmith, Wis. Off
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WANTED TO TRADE

WANTED TO TRADE for farm, the
ice house, residence, equipment, etc.
of the PEOPLES ICE & FUEL CO,
Ladysmith, Wis. 1920
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
$4,000 AN ACRE buys a very good

of hardwood land, 6 acres cleared
small house and barn 40 acres of first
class timber; Eastwood, maple, hem
lock and birch large trees. Pay $500
down and market the timber products
for the balance. HILL & SERGENT,
Owners.
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SIGN PAINTING

AM NOW READY to do all kinds
of sign painting and lettering, paint
ing and decorating. A. s. GUSTAV
SON & SON. Box 103, Ladysmitn,
Wis 1S-2l*
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FOR SALE
1918 MODEL BRISC0E car in f

HARD, DRY Maple wood for sale.--
ANTON LAUB, Route. Ladysmith,
Wis. 19-2O*