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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
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Rrsbufienmartir

esbneu. 50 25-2s0 Der eu.; fur ausas.
ndblie tQHoforiierie &nDies: mitieim ifiae an
S2i5-2 20, NeO GioneD. ~erleiene. 2. 75[2 IS.
Hieerise gr1os. f05-i75; braune fapeSifbe
Gina California. per 100 @fnnb. 4.75-5OO.
tiguenipnnf. Ha1 Gualiiif. per Qftno.
- SOC; erHfls5. IS PC 5sr 9fo.
suhNei5eHuteh. - Euutieri per 100 gfuno,
0Fblsa. = $2o5-21o: srane erbien. siss
300, Qeifaiterc Marropfut. z. 25-2 35 rer
BAitel. Qelpallcuc GFbfcR, ~S6.75-6.s5; per
2i0 @iiao' esnseIne gade BON Store, csc Der
sca. = 1imuibu. ausosmabgt. am gelsife. an
isCo 1885: 10. 1. 17.O0-f7 25; 30. 2
~'.00-l600i slice Rno eeusibfes. HOO
1900. BE 1 Nrdirie, ~ft.50-l2.o0: 30. 9. 600
b0s MtseonlsE Wlarf9, 7oV-7.5 so; 1aatsu.
snob. = Rcescn-@r 7onne. s25-s.5o:
edier- Qsr 19nne. 600-650.
Nfutf. - 4ffcb. 70. 1 friuimc6. ffH-12c.
70 2 be- iNn lie: sle. I crime irimmeo.
2 9Mc, 70 2 90, 8-siAc. aulbsfelie. q. Q.
t.fe t6-16Mc; 20. 20. 1915 nc. Wcrs
Asoie an icoem ReI5.
esaia. 1909 4.absu. ansgspaeter biz
Is l5cs cUNiier fte. Aem.fticr. bsiier mns
elriles g lie; alter Sonie, t0-13cs ausee.
saauls saaer. y GaHce per Qiuuo. 15-i7e.
spaHir sHrE1. Ger 8llone. 90c-St.OO.
giaiss. Sn gasis, 200; IN 5a'ierH, an
IT'S 500. QcGS. 3S5-AO0.
&upfsFu- r. einsers Rfrno. an aolben. an
zoo 2 SO. ccftdli 2.50-9Oo.
sa s q yer SUB, 100; A'5as. 800;
@Geiier. ~ Seimifher. 5o-e5c.
&e'erIrefie. 25- SOC.
esisite. - IS Der Galone.
@olie. uraspaidsue- aaibe, Bisronfin
2opa NIB WiHneiota. &c 2Sc: mitfiere 2s-
Soc leinie feline. 24-2Bc; i1lpere, 2i-23c.
g~lsieiiisH 22-2sc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

9ennfploania. ~ gier 3ugs
b~eoieHHete fpurOen getootet uno 3 m
Dsre Ihper DerIebt, als nabe IItusz
pille Elm 6radt3ug Der 9eHniplDd=
nia gabn entgsiite. Sn einem
6eusr. oas ibr 6eim gu Winoota
5erIt0rte. tamen 6rau BAT. Sonce unO
ibre Gntslin I'm. uab Z 4noere MUIR
ben Derlebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
rsHwsusss ggsai

Erissu Eeru7iax sszrfl lttss EV1s
1tNAs FEit fraa @rteutgr 81 81 Ereter
cfi - &.vt 4-'Ges zsszrstg Gn1e Egrr1
III sex ft1E I ~ llaAr. Earaz 4 Esr
S4t 3 - - 9Sc
ErN 1rrwias rsrfr rireu@E ~ L21l
20 te 1Eh $40 GcrtKr&r
EreNsn Mi al 6zEs AivSsr xsgsT@x N-s
sgf Ts q eshrg 5 sass tir So 3 sfnr 4
<tr t& ! - 49, - So, r. 3 Z Ears
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

ren uno z Mlonaien lit in 8o6ener biz
Wittme 8siisn SPIES, po6l bic dltsite
Ysriou in nielsm ShsiIe les 5taates,
gsiiorben. Sic itammts aus Gonnecs
ticut uno po6ute felt 1873 in Racine
GountD.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

Die britiihen 4arlomentspobIsR
lino ibrsm gnOe uabe. Sc itsbsn nur
nod bic Dablen in eiHsm balbsn
9ubsnO Wabltrsilsn in S6Ottlanb u.
Srlano aus uno mad beren Grleois
gung pirD bds GrgebniB pabrfdein=
lid 274 Sibe fir bic CONFEDERATION
3eigsn, 273 fir bic 9~ibsroIsn, Al fir
Die 4rbeiterpartsilsr, uno 81 fir bic
.Srldnoifhen Rdtionaliiten, cine
Mlebr6sit BON 122 fir bic liberdIe 8es
qierunq uno i6re 8erbiinceten iiber bic
conIsrDdtipe SppOitiOn. erit am u.
6ebruar fpsrosn Die oefiRitiOen
S6mB3ableH bstannt gsgebsn. 9ds
neus garldment niro am Is. Jsbruar
3uiammtntretsn, bic formeae Groffz
nung our6 ben aonig nirD jsoOd al
Ter WabrI6einlihteit nd6 niht Dor
eem %. 5sbruar itdttfiROen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
ipHnId,su sic traitia u,
tpsrSen,

aa#@siviai S~asarsbmtH. NpNi.t IA
3scmmsa H& Onsf a.etAmabi,tn
@signe5sii 81 uirtaea lns syiriiasa
Sa SSIai u ssaNksa, u iaSlsa ~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
IeAeS : Unseiee.

Srau gbiIiu Snua. - 5rsanosn Hn0-
8tfaunien bic iranriss Nadriht, oas una
ere pieIeelisbte Satin, Nuttsr u. Sdpds.
asrin am Nlontaa "a. Sauadr it AItsr
BON 80 9abrsn nab turssm seiosH in 3as,
rem 6tim in Cibtoib, Ais. iaait eHtialas
len 1T.
Die 9~eeroiauHa fanb am OouHsrstags
y. Sonuar nm 10 lI6r DioTssns. uHtsr
arossr Sstasiligaag pom Der Ct. DiarisR
aIyhe ans TAFT.
I'M niles 8tilsib bitten bic trauerneeTe
0iuier6liebenm. Oibsois. l. SEQ. 19l 0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
STATE or WISCONSIN NIL
NAukEE COUNTY.
IlILNIA IlN-LI ~ Innna IN

~N~AA N'Nht Ia thphAIE.
In the Matter OF The Estate Of Conrad
Anda Deceased.
Letters 81 administration on ihe Estate
Of Conrad Aoda, late oi The city
81 Milwat ee. In said County Of Mi
waukee, deceased. having been duly
granted 70 FiaAk IS. James IS MI.
court.
II is ORDERED. That the time from
the date hereof until aad Including The
hrst Iuesday Of August A. D.. 1911. be
and the aama is hereby faxed IS the time
within which All creditors 81 tAe ANA
Conrad Anda deceased. shall nrs
seat their claims ion examination and
allowance.
1T II FURTHER ORDERED. That
All claims Tor necessary funeral eYpsn
ses, Tor the expenses ii the lasi sickness
Of tho dccedeht and fer debts havfn. a
preference under tAe laws of ihe tuif.1
States which Are presented withlpax,v
days hereafter Zoe examined nuHaafne.
led b. SAID count. al Us court Room.
IN The CouFt House. IN the Civ III Nil
waukec. ia said County. az the reenl,r
term thereof appointed a. be held "a,
the first Tuesday sc April 1919. anA.
all such creditors are hereby noilan4
thereof.
IN Is FURTHER ORDERED. That an
other claims und demands oi an nets4ns
against tee ~ail taafad Anla n.
eeased, be examined aaiaajustca before
this oaft. ati,s tnutt Rooms n theCosr,
House VA Tie ,'2 ~ Milwaukee. in said
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

ssrhr. = Hroben BEL 30 gars arsusr nte,
orlger; 6rira 9. I Gar Ttkc S Dc. 7ec. 0 30.
eae. 2 DO. 6sc. I SC. 7ie. 1 30. Tic; no g .
Cars 0Sc. 2 30. 6ec 8 30. 66c: go. 4 2 Cars
SIC 4 %. 65c. I 30. STAG. 4 30. sc.
Reaara. - 4robeH BET . Eara Mnfnbs ftsf.
ilrlftee; go. / I Cor Sic; SO. 3. 2 ears TIC.
patrF. Grcbcn bel q Gars slnfu9r Wes
euaer. umfdss. Stanoarn 4 Cars $50 2 So.
47%c I 70 47ise; 80. 3 fueif Pr. 3 GAYS 47&c.
3 DO. 47hc. 1 DO, 47c 2 DC. 4fAc: 30 1 pei.
her. 8 @ars AZ, 2 b.. &5hr ? 30. 47Ac 2 30.
4ehse
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

Septsmber 1909 our6 Giisn6abnun=
fdae 852 gerfonsH in ben Der. Staas
ten 81 siHem cor5sitisen Gnoe. unD
1924 nuroeE seTlfsi. 8ieie CAB
fen et3iebsH iih ieooh mr. anf Bo6as
sisre uno iOlfs 4neefsI te. psiae CUR
Sen oss nnfals estio IN 8ieHf ts=
~fanDsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
yltDmarFie.
MiIpaafes glarfs.

S4usiue. aufRtr .... 9rtma. So
s 5tiD-ira S0-s35; isi1te. 7po-s25s
eeHti1it SI-r.35i Ea6ers. siO-ss5.
cute big 4le!as A5e-6f6: Seifsrs sRBZ
SEQ Nlte Ses-b00. G1uners. 2I@2BeE
saffers 2e5-2sos Sio6ers, 280-a65: AID
ftr- 5sn-sT5
EArfr arfuEr 49,. e.brse soo-s Coz
le1n1tr. 4.so-soQ.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
Suttsr, Gisr unS ssIe.
Gunuuisr Ssartt.


Sz.rr anfusr 1rAa 0n Essa -sais.
TrtuA Sic. Sirfts 17-1Et. E@crss.
ssc. titH1 13@eA. Satire fs-coc Err1fs
2ks; eizs& 2t-2Ss; SG1tHE 2o-2ie. 8zs1t
@ioc
ssis. anfnsr SITS RfS Earsf sSi -
FeN IVec= ie-i-U HE6 u-ieu ein,
eurest io-tsAr E1netstr. i1-tsr
Orr. HrfItr s2 Essrn. Etsn hsfe
Sri@s tSr SIS ssuzcs l6-ae
dnserr Eatirrsimdrffs
EtfEanaI Fs5e - Enftu-Erramrs
1slc TAr1 - W
eeif zaafH 17-t1AE Ertn8 tsN
t7g 6sans Gw~suSs tss tea Sal
lex.
6ie1. - E.@t
g = Q Ea 7eN Fs5 htr
tr1it 1ffr es-scr1HHrr EHf raff nfaris1tr
2 Ntnir t7& HarH s ss- ire 'azi
orrfaufg rlrte
9s sear-rs 1855 y Ersns Eea- ia Eears
gwegtl* te~t no 3gs eey~A 15Ars 14g
EGI48 t7Ac 1S-t Ge&kA 1fN
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

Gipem 8eridt BEG Der. Gtaotenz
goHiuls Gang BON S6erbrooie, Gue.,
5ufolgs belduFt F9 bic lebtjdbrise
Wsi3enrHte ganoba'g ouf 166, 744.
600 Bus. BEL eiHem Durdidnittss
ertrdg BON 21.5 Bus. prO Qere nno
einsm Warttpsrtb bon 84.8 Gents pro
8u. Der GeIdmmtperth Der Grnte
belduft ii6 duf $141 $4,000. Die
grnte mar I'm 54.310 Bus. gr0Bsr aIs
i'm So9re 1908.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

giuuienirbi. California. f.75-225.
Asir &htsu ~ 9er Babel. 35-tee.
NatieH. Siciac psg Snseno. f40-f.sO.
GeiFrie, TIT plcfi1sg. PEI @tnDsl, fB-3Oc.
0raut N.e'iaas. per Sunoert. 2.50-AO0:
Nrilrdui per Taeeno. 1000.
EMBELLISHMENTS. 6ieiae. f6-25c.
Vac Flant. - SIcriea. pcr crate, i.T5-225.
Sunsiaani. - sicfaer. per Tfnno. 7-sc.
4}eesysttig. - IN Slafhsn. 75-S5c.
SnfiBifsiH. ~ Nens. 9ermuoua. per qifte
2.ea- $50. bigiee. 50-65c.
9afnenaeS. 6ieFae rer eufbfl. 35-4Oc.
Semaises. - Cbio. fn-8funo Hfrhe. f.25-
t35; Hortoa. esaorb States sass 90.
furuipS. - aeuf. 5ieise rer Ra s5-4oc.
ness. gouifaua. psr sas. s2.75-So0.
2rsffaiet. cgrIeet8. Tloriho. Sf.5O-t75.
GcFiiaHa. iIsine SaHifeys. T~sc-$f00.
fBc.
estpsn. esuHiaua. nass oser srlus. su
400 80.
wsisran. sisiasr. DHs,nD aauSsI. is
e~'cflsrmanss. - susI8s. EnesuS shnAsI ~
a-8pc.
Tsnrssme. Giseouiu, per Bfune. 80. 1
4o-t5cs s.. 2. 30~.sSr.
Sptettiu. 1rcdeut. tieiet. roriBe. CO.
It, fsGHifte Der SEGfe. t25-14o.
chfet fiouta. r. 1ie9las. Huteno ednSel.
80 s5e.
ysrrslis. Sl,fss Der Sassus sanStI 81
S~St
RsierEIien-sursL eieiss. Hnten6 s-sr
tarsuisS- - cisiae. Der SuteL e0c-Si.Oo-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
glilDaHfee EruSHtttEprris

Tsnzss. As L es-zr 1910.
sin, 6lsl& @alssr.
Anttut. Aa@stslf. Er@. ~ III
4iEs 4F@a Sc f@~r-e s8-aN
NE AzzG Ills esuzsEqtA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

4eAt6gc H. Seo. Rinsuim-uufntd
s. eecnes 42n-7e5: GaaAStsre. SIS
Arl1n Steers 4f0-e00. sisters
ar1 Sfcofrt 31EGt0: R1ts LIB 6~fesl
419~ ca. Aalter. 7oO-ea5.
sFnrHt AEfe1 COO. iet<fe, sfO-s4Bs
rcmif6sp StESDa ftlDtne sgs-a62L5
sast z5-s&. BiEs. T0oZ.fes Rall
s3af aHfasr 1900: A.oo-s9s: esz@
rer no-s &C.
81 Rents. 4 S<er EtateigA - eeef@
Etfe1e. 3eE SOC EtcfeSs Mnc gfAera se@
ee G4te au1 neiicTz 809-5b0
E&Efinf. zGrrrc, $3.50
GHzir. ATS SO 2imzeE. 65o-s4e
can GEEE1r- 1. &tr 2fnAsirs -
%f , Srfre A95-7f0: R1ee aHo ceiietA
So %
ssfmrlnr. 49, Easf. sC5-ss5.
E4afr ~ f45a 20. 2hrrmT. s.1c-a sol
g g g q q fesr- ~ EiaseieA - A<ef-
4ns COS IS Rl9t uzt eefssA sec -
-nr Eirrfr4 Ers HrthrrS $50
sf14i1t- ~ 1lf sZf-S
erafe. s-75-7Ao; o5usstz. 7.5%A
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
Erahfr unS RhHe.

Arsiri. On SaHegn wsi&iaaa. 70. 4:
Helsptr2 NrevuinaS EaaucrS 3OQ-S IS.
$50. RuHefts 275-8o0. TaIpcbcpfius. IS
-2s9. 9pHa,bar 4N Sancu. cute tsorbe ere
Go1itierrua mr5r; Talu1azSecets. 37S-,3 oe,
Itptuie Eunce 9fa- 90. Suors. Al 926-
$50. 6riurcA NslctH. a2S-2s SO: Rsube. 1 pa
rile Sester surtftu'ifi9 o. 75c. iante 90.
o1ict 20 oec gsea4nlite NtiTe. Gle Etr
ifH shaetrie ts rex. @tfcu 4cx Earr. 10.
u1ftra4 9ZS-275
eanaHaA. Sanss. pr eanR an 1875
e1 SigaiG5ia lso-ieos Gu.ls toV-i25
crates 1Hrttcrs. 925~27Ss Utrueu Lirse-
esfit 2sn-27s SgDefs AS.
Esfirin- NGllrfpe FA-&.
ffiscn ~ gfIe E1ufsrri1 I0Fn. Ri'tf-
- 5Aifrs ecrss. $40. tariNhe
rex Efnur tZ-fN
gsapt esnit Sisfisa. scr ecr soo-4oo
simrs Sureriiefte. ver 100 -s-e5c
rrsnava. California %gpeiS ser Qfse
2aN; fsurg 8TS. G2sot rsnezu ilae
2s GO; seeslinss ese-27s; Saindfs
Sc5-310
eissen. ssTes aVltisan eostisns 30
l. 5000, Sc 2 Soe-35o. 1A4sb sN
ga GA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
anbtre Qttreibe. NIB RroSnFtenmarfte.

gbtSa3aI Ssbs Msbi. Hintsr.
iuetser EcterK, 520-563s SRA abts. 4s0--
$50; stEiHa @ateuis giraistiR. $50
500 NaieTs 325-5 80 80. raler. i1s-
1Ess 70. 2 5aricr lis4 115: 50. 9
42atc. 05t Re. 3 3eIker 81 ~ 63LC safer.
re. rofer. a. - 47Ac: Ro. 9 No1ecu.
sic. 1u.fsraeri.e. "a sc: nate Sic Walrrs
ofslde 81 zoe. &c. i ~&5uhmsreru. afi;
1srigla Ilmetbnilmeu 4I5~4 20. NtbsVerf.
81 5N-2t 70 eamnla f2 024 -f2.es s5crf
10 eises Il ia 90. seet giear shes.
II on-f2i21. NiescEfcu. IA
ST ecata I. 5rty. = atitru - 50. 9
rriey ts7-f2sh Sc 2 banr. 1l8a -
lIfL
MalS. - SIC. 2. esq.
Safrr. - III 2 futher 4atSc
41rf0E tfN 1, Getr- Eci3sH - go
z banter. 1o9 ~ ftS. He ? tcieI. f23 -
Nsais. 49, 80. . 81 Ss-s4
ecitr. - &n 2 Veiber ss-Eec
Mtuufnrntfs T.. Sftr. EefstH -
IS 1 Eerttsru. ~tt3-11sA 80. , asgtasrn.
1It-1t2A
sgrei. sfrif Isfsuis. so-s 20, Ssesuos.
bs0-t sos Srt 1ltafS a&5-t55 7eegH1s
H.so-aE0
NuIntb. :. Fssr. Hseiicu SO. /
IuussrH. liza 50 2 &russra. ti0s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

snmaiL Der gat. if95: st5iufsn' fsN-
1871 S1ulterH. 10h-l0A; aEifiel'fnde.
11N-ftNc.
Ttc G1lRkrreiie Der Eraoldtermdrfse IN griI.
ncuiee fit bahuidaeruoe Edren inb rie fclct.
Ao I NrriherH. ti7-i17H: go. 2 9sertbs
ern. 1i5-tf6; re. 3 Ssuac. ios-Ifg:
SiaHenre Sefifc. Tiz72c. Ncaaen. s0ts
47N-45ac
Tie cbiesH umf5te FHe rn1 Srieres effisieb
TEN Hailn 9ommeFCaI eefier benrbciiri.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

Trsisuroert 6urmer BON 8ernOn
-GouniD in MiHouri BADEN auF siasr
bort b. SO. abgsbaIteHsn 8erfammz
lung iid psrpflifist. rom I. Gsbruar
an so Gage lang neDer 8inoer,
S6DsiHe Osflugel. eier ooer Butter
81 Dertaufsn. SIR @orseben fon ais
Elm groteit ssaen bic 8ebauptuns Der
grcBsn padsr Oitnen. oaB bic 6drmer
uno 8Fsb5Ihtsr fdr eie bo9su 2ebensz
mittelpreiie ptrantportlih isisn. Die
iGmmtlidsn 6armerz4 Totiati0nen DIR
Der. Staaten iolen in einem g~irrulor
eriudt peroen, bis ouf Bsitsres ibre
YrOoucte aus oem Wlorlt 81 balten.
, 1910-01-15
KALMER.
FOru1a7sCI.
ORDER OF DAY
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
Meeting
MONDAY l7rH JANUARY 1910
l o'clock p. IN.

b Election Of Members of the Commits
sion, mentioned in S 3 of the
Ordinance for st. Croix concerning
measures against diseases in the Cotton
Plant las requested by Government
iu letter of 7th December 1909 No.1431)
7. Introduction Of and 1st Discussion of
Draft of Ordinance concerning tele-
graphs Including wireless or radio
telegraphs) in the Danish West India
Islands.
|. Introduction of and 1st Discussion on
Additional Money Bill to the Budget
for l909-10 sub Item XIV: Divers
Expenses, Assistance to the widow of
the late P~oliceconstable Teytaud from
21st Oct. 1909 to Dist March 1910,
FIR. pa.
/ Introduction of and LIST discussion on
Additional Money Bill to the Budget
1909-10, Item X, Sanitary Depart
ment, amounts for Leper Asylum from
LIST Jan. to 31st March 1910.
}. Continuation of LIST Discussion on the
Draft of Budget for 1901 with
Money Bills and estimate Of Building
Repairs, together with amendments
hitherto received to the Money Bills
Y, XIV, and XVI.
Continuation Of Interpolation to Gov
ernment from 4th Member for Frederik-
sted's Country District (Nerwin) con
corning alteration Of the Road OrdIn-
ance (p~ostponed)
=. do. do. from 2nd Member for Frederik-
sted (Golden) concerning Shops in the
Country. (postponed).
Colonial Council, st. Croix, 18th January
$40.
KALMER,
Chairman.
, 1910-01-15
DAGSORD EM
Tor CoIonialraadets ordinaire Mode
MANDAGEN DEN 17DE JANUAR
1910, III. | Ettm.

/. Yalg at MedIemmer af den i s 3
af Anordning for St. Croix on Foran-
staltninger mod Sygdomme hos Bo-
m~uldsplanten nBvnte Commission (som
begjert af Gouyernementet we'd Skri-
veI5e nj 4de december 1909, No. 1431.)
2. Indbringelse OF 1ste Demanding af
Udkast til A%nordning ON Telegrafer
(derunder traadIos eller Radiotelegrafer)
paa de dansk vestindiske Der.
3. Indbringelse og lsto BehandIing af
Forslag til Till@gsbeviIling til Budget
tet for 1909-l910, Post XIV Forskiel-
Hge Udgifter, Undorst6ttelse til Politi-
betient Teytauds Enke, FIR. 214 fra eide
Oct. 1909 til Bite Marts 1910.
4. Indbringelse og 1st6 Demanding af
For5lag til TilI@gsbeyiIling til Budget
tet for 19O9-1O, Post X, Sundheds-
v%esenet, Udgifter we'd Spedalskheds-
asyIet fra 18te Januar til Bite Marts
1910.
5. Forts@ttelse of 1ste Behandling Of I'd
kast til Budget for 1910-11, med Be
viIlingsforslag og Bygningo-O yerslag,
og de hidtil indsendte Hndringsforslog
til Budgetposterne X, XIV, XVI.
6. F~ortsettelse af Foresporgsel af 4de
Medlem for Frederiksteds Jurisdiction
OIerwin) til Gouvernementet ON For
ondringer ! A%Dordning ON Veiyasonet
paa st. Croix (udsat).
Z. do. DO. at 2det Medlem for Frode-
riksted (Golden) til Gouvernementet
ON Udsalgssteder paa Landet (udsat).
Colonialraadet, st. Croix, d. lite Januar
$40.
KALMER.
F0rutuud.
, 1910-01-15

The main differences between the action IN
the illustration and the action in the air are.
first, that with the latter there are no limits
and there is no partition to be retained or
withdrawn, consequently any disturbance of
the balance is felt Immediately as it occurs,
and next, that the heavy air on arriving at the
warm part Of the globe, itself becomes light,
and in its turn is pushed up by the incom-
ing heavy air behind it, SO that the circu-
Iation is to some extent continued. Thus
the air Is rarely still, it is nearly always try
ing, so to speak, to restore the balance some
where. During this month, till now,it has been
restoring the balance by q southwark move
ment and the wind has been northeast but
when, in half a years time, we come to he
hot months, it will be the southern CONT
nent which is cooled down and the northern
which is warm. Then the disturbance of the
balance will be rectifed by movements from
the south instead of from the north, and the
prevalent wind will be no longer from north
east but from southeast, or, more accurately
speaking, it would be from southeast if st.
CrOix were not a good stretch about II
degrees) north of the equator and therefore
well within the northeast IradeWind region,
which fact modifes the southeasterly winds,
so that they are neither so strong as the
northeast winds Of our cool season, nor
do they blow from so far round towards the
south as our present winds blow from round
towards the north. Still it is very notice
able that during the warm season the wind
very often blows from some point to the
south of east.
A reader who may find the above ~iIIustra-
ton good enough so far as the acatcr is
concerned, seeing that it flows from n. to-
wards s., just as the lower air has recently
been flowing from the North towards the
South, may yet fail to see how the flow Of
the oil has its counterpart in the movement
of the high air. If indeed we could send up
a balloon to a height of five or SIX miles
we should be able to prove it, for we
should then see that at such a height
the balloon would cease to drift from
northeast and would return on its track.
That would be a most interesting expert
ment, for we should then have discovered
that the higher current was behaving Just
as the oil behaves in the Illustration, that is
to say the current of light air moves oOer
the heavy, and in the opposite direction.
NoW,w we have no balloons, it is true, but Ma
ture makes them for US up there in the higher
air and sets them loose by the score, some
times by the hundred, and we can watch
them. Very beautiful they often are too.
So lately as last Thursday they were moving
over the blue sky in great pIumes, silky
curls and pretty light curved dashes. How
we're they all moving? The lower clouds
were moving at the time from east-northeast,
but thosa beautiful upper clouds were NOV
ing from Just the opposite direction;they were
coming from west-southwest. SO we see
that the illustration holds good for both the
lower and the upper currents.
, 1910-01-15
NOTICE..

HEREBY beg to inform the public that
the Lawyer-business hitherto carried on
by me in these Islands has been transferred
to MIR. M. d. Bruel, candidatus %'iuris, and
taken over by him on the LIST inst.
st. Croix, January the 10th 1910.
j. NIELSEN.
, 1910-01-15

S n is a long vessel, divided by a removable
partition L. The half EN- is filled with
water, the half Els with oil, which is well
known to be lighter thau water. If we draw
out the partition q, what will happen ? Why,
the water will immediately run under the
oil and push it up, while the oil, thus raised,
will flow over the water, and the result will
be as shewn in fig. z.
, 1910-01-15
T HE AVIS.
Garist1austed, st, &roi1.
Saturday, 18th January, 1910.

We are Inhibited to Captain Blackwood
for the lists Of rainfall measurements on his
estates for 1909, which will be found below,
as well as a list Of the fall at his residence,
Golden Grove House, month by month
throughout the year. Both tables are interest
ing, and our readers will be able to compare
them with the lists from the two towns re-
Gently published in the Avis. An average Of
4l6 lines, say 81 inches,fo for the estates speaks
well for their prospects III the coming cam
paign, and suggests that the work at Lower
Love will have an early start,
We have been informed that the Native
Brass Band viii play on the wharf to-mor-
row afternoon from 4.30 to $50.
Strong winds from northeast or east
northeast have been DO constant from the
beginning OF the New Year that some peo-
pie have thought the weather abnormal, but,
while it is true that the northeast winds have
often been less persistent than now, they are
quite according to rule for this time Of the
year.
1t is not hard to see the reason of this,
even u school child who is accustomed to
look at maps can easily understand it.
We have before us the map of the Western
Hemisphere, showing our position in St.
Croix as being between the two great con
tinents of North and South America. A
this time of the year the northern continent
is cold, the southern, on the contrary, is
warm. Heat expands the air and it becomes
lighter; the loss of heat on the other hand
causes the oil to contract, and it becomes hea-
vier. Consequently we in st. Croix have an
immense mass of heavy air to the north and an
immense mass of light air to the south. The
result is that the heavy air runs in under
the light air, which is thus pressed upwards
and flows off on all sides, partly therefore
towards the north.
This action Of the masses Of air under the
two different conditions may be made clear
by q simple illustration.
, 1910-01-15

RECAPITULATION OF RAINFALL
on the following Estates for the Year ending
31st December 1909.
, 1910-01-15

Average Rainfall 416.4 "A lines.
Lower Love Office, 8th January 1910.
A. j. BLACKWOOD.
, 1910-01-15

Brass Band will play on the wharf to-mor-
row afternoon from 4.3O to $50.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

the President and Secretary of said Company, to call special meeting of the Stockholders of said Company, to be held at the office of said Company, on the 31st day of January, 1910, at 8 clock P. M. of that day, for the purpose of inquiring into and ascertain ing the manner of conducting said busi- ness, and for correcting any course or conduct thereof that may be necessary for the preservation of said business and the protection of the Stockholders of said Company.
 Dated Globe, Arizona, Jan. goth, 1910.
 Signed by:
 l. Simon Kinsman-20
 2. H. M. Pugh-5.
 3. A. M. Lufkin--l0.
 4. s. ?. Scarborough-10.
 :. R. M Sanders-25.
 6. Lon Sanders--25.
 z. Me. D. Robison--5.
 8. D. Haberbosch--11.
 9. P. F. Williams--15.
 10. A. F. Williams-10.
 D. HABERBoSCH, see..Treas. (Seal
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Barclay, the aboye-named plaintiff, ob- taiued a judgment against Charles Nes- bitt, defendant, on the 18th day of No vember, 1909, for the sum of four hun dred sixty-eight and sixty-fve one.hun- dredths dollars ($i6S.65), with interest thereon at te rate of six e. per cent per annum from the date of the rendition of said judgment until paid, together with costs and disbursements amounting to the sum of nineteen and thirty one hun. dreths dollars ($l9.30), which said judg ment was, on the 24th day of November, 1909, recorded in judgment book 3 of said Court, at page 364, l am command ed to sell all of the interest, right and title, both in law and in equity, of the defendant, Charles Nesbitt, in and to all those certain lots, pieces or par cells of land situated in the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, and describ. cd as follows, to-wit:
 The following mines and mining claims, situated in Globe Mining Dis triet, County of Gila, Territory of Ari- zona, the. names of which claims, the amount of the interest of defendant, Charles Nesbitt, in said claims, and the books and pages in which the location notices thereof aie recorded in the of. flee of the County Recorder of Gila County, Arizona, are as follows, to-wit:
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