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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-05-05
INJUNCTION WILL BE ASKED

Bismarck. n d., May AL
though the petitions of p. ].
McCumber aud Edward Eng
erud, as candidates for the
United States senate, have not
yet been filed, it is understood
that they will be accepted by
Blaisdell.
Judge Corliss as attorney for
MARSHALL and Gronna will then
ask for an injunction which
will throw the case directly in
to ths supreme court tor inme
diate settlement.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-05-05
CITY BEAUTIFUL

To person who loves a city
beautiful and wants to make
his city that kind of a city
needs to b. told what to do in
the. spring.
The hint is in the air.
The normal man and woman
and child feels the springtim e
ambition. 1t is difficult to find
what to do.
Around the house. the barn
and the yard are duty calls by
the hundred. A good beginning
is made by starting at home.
Set the lawn in order, for no
home is what a home should be
if it's surroundings are out of
order.
Every property in the neigh
b ,ri,ood ia made more valuable.
The owner puts a higher value
Oh his house and lot. If he
sells he asks more and the buy
er is willing to pay more.
If a few we'll kept yards help
the whole block, what would
be the result if every lot in the
neighborhood was beauty
SPOT? Figure it out for your
self. Then enlist in the regi-
ment of the beautifers for 1910.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-05-05

Mr.. Russell editor aud pub.
Usher of the Rutland Leader Of
Rutland in Sargent county was
in town today while here he
paid the Times office frater-
nal visit.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-05-05
PUPILS FINAL EXAMINA.
TION

Notice is hereby given that
the next regular final examina-
ton for the completion of
seventh and eighth gra d e
studies, will he held on Thurs
day and Friday, May 10Th and
goth, at the school building in
each of the following places:
Lidgerwood, Hankinson. Fair
mount, Wyndmere, Barney,
Mooreton, Wahpeton hig h
school,) Abercrombie, Chris
tine, Walcott and Power, (Hel,
endale school No. ~
Pupils classified in h e
seventh grade raay write on the
subjects of civics and physi- :
ology with view to complet-
ing same.
UNIFORM PROGRAM.
Thursday, May 10, 1910.
~. NJ.
900 to 1890. Arithmeti
1O:4O to HIS. .Orthography
1920 to 1900. Writing
p. NJ.
30 to 800. ...... y. S. History
3:O5 to 400. Reading
Friday, May 20, 1910,
Al
900 to 1890. ..Grammar
1O:4O to 1900. ...... Physiology
P.
1:3O to 800. Geography
3:O5 to 400. .Civics
Pupils who expect to write
on this examination should re-
port promptly at one of the
above named places, supple d
with all necessary materials,
such as ink, pens. paper, etc.
Very respectfully,
F. r BARNES,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
The city council is investi'
eating to see if any of our citi'
zens have not been enumerated d
by our census takers. 1t is very
important that every one be
counted. If you know of any
one that has been missed notify
a member of the city council al
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-05-05
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
Bonds of Newly Appointed Officers
Approved-Will Junge APP
pointed Policsman-City
Employees Salaries
Raised.

Regular meeting of the Wah-
peton City Council May 2nd,
1910, 8 p. NJ.
Meeting called to order by
Mayor Eberley, the following
aldermen were present: Robin.
son, Hess, GiIlen, Peschel,
Forkner, Freideriche, Morris
and Braun. Minutes of last
meeting read and approved.
Motion made aud seconded
that extension of sewer from,
9th street acre ss the Milwaukee
r. r. be referred to the sewer
committee to report at next
meeting.
Motion carried that raising
side walk on 2nd street north
from Utah Ave., be left with
side walk com mittee.
Motion carried that taxes on
property of Red River Valley
University be left will, finance
committee with power to act.
Motion was made and second.
ed that the following resolution
be adopted.
Whereas, there has existed
in this city a public necessity
and a demand on the part of
the residents and taxpayers of
the city, that a building site be
purchased and city hall, fire
engine house and city Jail com,
bined be erected for the accom-.
mediation of the rity's business
and it's safety and. whereas,
site has been purchased, plans
and specifications for the erec-
tion of such building have been
prepared and have been adopt
ed by said Cit. aud the con-
tract for the erection of said
building h 8 been let, and
whereas, there are not suftici-
ent funds at hand for the pay
ments of each work and action
Now, therefore be it resolved
by the city courcil Of the city
of Wahpeton, North Dakota,
that it issue the bonds of said
city for a term Of twenty years
in the amount of $18,OO00O or
50 much there of as can be
legally issued, for the purpose
of defraying the expense of the
erection and completion of said
city hall, fire engine house and
city Jail combined. And be it
further resolved that the said
bonds be issued in denomina
tions of $4,000 or in larger de-
nominations, as may be deem
ed best to the interests of the
city by the said city council;
that the said bonds shall be
issued for a term of twenty
years with the privilege OF pay
ing 100000 each year, begin.
ming with the fifth year, and
the balances to be paid at the
end of said twenty year period; !;
that the said bonds shall bear
interest at not to exceed FIVE
and one half per cent per an
mum, interest to be paid semi
annually; and
Be it further resolved that
the said bonds SO to be issued
by said city shall in no case be
sold or disposed of below their
face value, and that the same
shall not bear interest until the
date OF sale thereof and the ac-
tual payment of money thereof;
and be it further resolved that
the city council herewith erects
a. sinking fund, into which
there shall be paid annually
from it's tax revenue the one
twentieth part or proportion,
including interest on the same
of the whole amount of the
above named bond issue and
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-05-05

Congregational Church Notes
The series of sermons on the
kingdom will be concluded
Sunday morning May 5, the
theme being, The Kingdom of
Heaven: If Not Now Why And
When"
Sabbath school at 1900. We
need two teachers. Good wages;
apply at once to the superiu-
tendent.
The first Nesper service was
supported by an attendance
which comfortably filled the
house and the interest il: that
Worship was splendid. May it
not be that this half hour Of
worship is just what our peo-
pie have been waiting for and
is there not good reason to be-
lieve it shall be carried out to-.
good success? Don't forget the
hour and bring all your friends
along The large number of
children present was most en-
couraging and only the begin
ming of good work which we
may accomplish. Don't forget
the hour, $50.
The Aid meets with Misses
Myrick and Risto at Burch
Hall, Thursday, May IL, the
date having been changed from
the llth to the l2fh to accomc-
date the ladies entertaining.
The board of education have
had landscape plans made for
both school grounds and expect
as soon as it is practical to have
the shrubbery and trees set out
that the plans suggest. The
boulvard on the north side of
the high school building was
filled in last summer and or
the south side of the grade
building was leveled off and
trees set out there this spring.
When the work in contempla-
tion is completed the school
grounds will be among the
beauty spots of the city.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-05-05
HoRHa DAKOTA THURSDAY. s. 1910

for the payment of the amount
of bonds herewith authorized
to be issued; and,
Be it resolved h a t the
moneys 80 accumulated shall be
Invested annually by the city
treasurer, as shall be directed
by the city council in a.manner
that the same may be available
for the payments of said bonds
as the same shall mature by
the terms thereof, which said
investment shall bear interest
at no more than 5la per cent
per annum; and
Be it further resolved that all
moneys now in, or which may
hereafter be paid into the fund
now established and known as
the city hall fund. shall. be paid
out in connection with the
moneys to be raised by the sale
of the bonds here with author
lied to be issued, for the erec-
tion and completion of said city
hall, fire engine house and city
Jail combined.
Motion carried by the follow
ing vote ayes: Robinson, Hess,
Gillen, Peschel, Forkner, Fried
erichs, Norris and Braun. Nos
none.
Motion carried that bonds for
city hall be opened May 18th,
1910. s p. m.
Motion carried that city lab
orers be given 212 cent per hour
raise until Oct. lst.
Motion carried that city
teamster be given $500 per
month raise.
Motion carried that w m /.
Junge be appointed regular day
policeman.
Motion carried Mooreton Tele.
phone Co, taxes be left to
finance com mittee-
Motion carried that moving
of buildings on city hall
grounds be left with public i'm
provenent ommittee.
Motion carried that city make
their annual appropriation tc-
wards Memorial Day.
Motion made that c. P. Robin
sons bill for building city side
walks be accepted at the follow
ing price, IA per so. #. side
walk, "a per so. tt. for cross
ings, so per running foot for
curbing, motion carried.
The following bonds were
read and approved:
Bond of G. J. Kachelhoffer as
city attorney.
Bond of Clark NJ. Olson's as
city auditor.
Bond of Chas. Youngquist as
city treasurer.
Bond of John w. Donovan as
night policeman.
Bill of Connolly Bros refer,
red to water works committee.
Bill of G. L. Parkhlll's be re-
ferred to water works commit.
tee with power to act.
B:ll of Henry Miller be refer
red to water works committee.
Bill of John Maresch be re-
ferred to water works commit
tee.
Bill of Wahpeton Times be
referred to finance committee.
Bill of r. v. McMicheal be
referred to water works com.
mittee.
Bill of r. V. McMicheal be
referred to chief of police.
Motion carried that water
works committee be instructed
to draw up a form instructing
Supt. of water works to can.
vass water consumers of the
city and collect all delinquent
water rent.
Motion carried that Mr.. Fried.
erichs be appointed supt. of the
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-05-05

Cryan r. f: Donavon 1st:
Voves End: Hacket p: Young
quist C: Waddington So.
Hamerlick -3rd: Erickson If.
S. S. S. Hits 3. Stricke outs r..
Errors 6. Il. IL. l.. G.. Hits f..
Strike onts 10, Errors 3. Um-
pire:-C!e,nens. The Science.
School goes to Fargo Saturday,
for a return game with the
Agricultural College.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-05-05

Continued on page Al
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-15

TIDE Hortfdritte er3ielen ipiirbe. pros
feifpr Bier erfano cine reue WetboDe
aur aur Graeuanng 0rtIiher Gefnbllpiig@
lett burh ipelhe fhfDere Sperutioneir
Dbne anipenbung Der Rartofe srsHegs
liht tperoel.
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perarbeitet, aus benen I'M Sabre Dler
Bis flint @romm (ein @rdmn1 gletD
15a @ran) reines Stadium getDrnnen
per0en fpllen. Jidt biel, aber per
greis fir elm @ramm Stadium Hellt
iicb auf $4,000 Dollars.
Mmerifanifhes Rapital ipen0et iih
neuerbinas in srDben Betrdgen Inter
nebmuneen in &leinaiien al, glieIl~
babnbouten, namentlid, aber Der ents
ridluna Der Mainerals unb Selfelber
in Rurbiftan. Gin 6nnbifat bon Neip
gprfer @roBfopitaliften bat bel Der
tirfi16en Hesierung um RDn5efiionen
nadaefudt, bic Elm rieiiges 8ebiet aiDi@
fhen SEN Sbdtern oes oberen guphrnt
unb Siaris umfaHen. Der pldn asbt
bobin, 3ur gri9liebung biefes @ebiets
eine 8abn bonn @olf ppn sssfenberan
ncn Mleppo unb BON .bd rah SipaD
au bouen. Gntlons biefer ganaen
8abn fpn has Spnbitat, bos fih bic
Ottoman Mmeriean Development
Company" nennt, auf 5ipanaig Sabre
| fir cine Strede BON 20 Rilometern
ouf beihen Seiten ber 8ahn ausz
f6liebli9e 8ergbauredte erbalten. Gs
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500 Mi[lipnen Morf al ffeden.
Der tiirtifhen Heaieruna iinb NUM-
mebr bic 9lnttporten aler 8retamddte
beaiiaIicb Der &anbioaturen 8eniaelos
unb Der anberen areter fir Die ariedis
T6e MISUNDERSTANDING sueegangen.
Na6 oSnformationen Der Bforte erfldz
rem bic MG6te, bub lie bieSbetlnaEme
Der Greter an Der Nationalperfamnl=
lung ni9t 5ulofen unb gesen bic Gnt=
ienbung tretiiher Oelegierter aftip
einf f6reiten perDen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-15
3tnnttfd1e 8d1ulDPsr nttn
1tpnern>

2lus einem iiinaft per0ffentlihten
8eri6t bes 8unbesz 3enIusamtes 1T
gu erIeben, bab 1853 Stdbte Der 8er.
Staaten. beren @inipobnersabl 10000
iiberiteiat, init insgeiammt S1.718,z
100000 i'm Beridtsiabre 1908 per-
idulNet paren. Oieie Sduloiumme 1T
fait Ooppelt ip groB, pie Die persins=
lins Nationall6ulo ser Ser. Stoaten,
Die am l. 9fop. b. s. 1913, ,000,0OO
betruq. Die G6ulben idmmtliher
Ginaelitoaten beloufen ii6 insgsiammt
auf nur penig mebr ais $200,000,00O.
l1nb bic StootsIhulDen nehmen ob
pber ipa6fen tpenigitens niht, tppeeeen
bic @5taotIhuloen ftetia aunebmen.
Snnerbolb zines eyobres, BON 1907 auf
1908, lit Die Sdulbenlait Der beiagten
15S 9tGbte INN S185. $4,000 oetpan=
fen.
9(uf ben &opf Der 8ebDlteruna fpn1=
men in gtep Oort $157.74 itdbtif6e
S6uloen, bann folgt Cincinnati nit
$128.61, Bottom nit $11948, @alpes=
ton nit $113.O7, portlanb, Me., nit
$1O6.13, Yueblp, gal., nit $1O4.61
unb paptutst, R. g., NIT $1O3.7S.
sSn o[len iibrisen StGoten betrGet bic
Yeridulbung tpeniger als 800 ouf
ben &ppf.
Was bic Gintiinfte betrtfft, 10 boben
1ih bieie in benz 8erihtsiabre fir bie
159 Stdbte auf bic unaeheure Summe
BON 81 ,298, ,635, 900 belaufen, ipppon
1862 ,234,0O0 bur6 Steuern aufae=
bra6t puroen.
Srob Der befannten Glaee, boB bon
olIen ameritanifhen 8erpaltunaen
bic 8ernoltung Der StGbte, insbefpn=
oere Der sroben, Die aqerunfGbiafte
unD peri6ipenberiihite 1T, fonn bod,
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uebertreibuna aeiaat lperben, baB benz
gtsueraabler fir feline Stabtiteuern
an sreifbaren9ortbsilen, y}iibliGteiten
unb Innebmlihfetten mebr gegeben
miro, als fir ieoe onhere 9teuer, bic
er sablt. gon ben 8unbesfteuern. Die
er entrihtet, betommt Der aeip0bnlihe
damn iiberbaupt nidhts gu befehen.
Sn 80 Sdllen aus 100 bat er NIT Der
8unSesreaierune nidts 3u FUN. 8iel
an per10nli6 fublborem Nuben bot ber
getpDbnlide Mann audi bon Der
Staatsperpaltuna nitht. 0ie Stabt
haeeeen lit ols feline Oienerin unb
Shiiberin ohne unterlab in Der manz
nigfaltieiten Weiie fir i'm rbdtis.
0urh ibre Boliaei unb Seueripebr gez
nd6rt lie ieinsm3eben un1 @igent6un
G9ub, in ibren Sdulen unterrihtet
lie feline Ginher, in ibren parfs unb
Spielpldben fnnn @roB uno alein
iit, erbolen unb ersDsen. lie aibt inn
fpeor foitenfreie &onserte, fie bdlt (pez
nieitens mnn9maD Dos 5trabenpflaz
iter in Stanb uno fdubert bic Stra=
ben, fie liefert linn MaFer. befeitiat
bic Mbfdlle unb fdiibt lin unb feline
MngebDrigen Dor Nnitedungsgefahr
mn. Da biniihtlih bieier unb dbn1
Iiher Dienltleiitunsen bas liebe publiz
fum INNER anfpruhspoller tpirb, be
tifdegernaltunsst beitdn.
big por neue unb tpeitergebenbe Mnfpr,
.Mrunsen seitelIt tpirb. 10 1T es niht
All peripunbern, bah bic itGbtifhen
,Musaaben INNER mebr fpahfeh; unb
nit ben Musgaben bic Shulben. ba
NIT ben iDohfenben Mnfprberungen
an ben GtabtfGdel Ole Quft nm@teuer=
acblen niht tpGhit unb iebe Norberiiht
elmer @teuererb0buns unf ben entfhiez
bsnfen MiDerfpruh f0bt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-15

Sollte &aiier @ilbelm pirflib Ell
men Riidfau in 1861 sebobt boben?
Sn ri6tig geitenten Sert tperben feline
NeuBerungen tppbl anbers louten. Gett
Der 3eit, als &Onig @tlbelm ii6 in
aDntgsberg Die 8rone oufs 9aupt
iebte, bat iid i'm Oeuti6en Reide bod
nlanGerlet ereianet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-15

Dem Grfinber oes Gbompoeners,
Der ben Rieienumfab bieiss tpirfliden
llniperfalgetrdnfes Der 5ipilii iierten
.Nationen eetpib niht porausaefeben
baben mag, Dem 8enebittiner= =MDn9
Dom pergnpn, &ellermeiIter Der Mbtei
bon 9autpillers, lit iebt in Rbeims elm
Oenfnal erri6tet tporben, bas bon
0eon Gbapallianb mobelliert tpuroe.
2i1tiignale auf bic Wolfen gu pro=
jisieren. bot nit @rfnlse Elm DGne, 9.
2arfen in Ropenbaeen, per1u1t. @r
prpiiaierte bis 5ur 0Dbe bon elmer ball
ben Wleile unb tonnte 8uhfaben unb
acknowledgement BON ipsnisen ger=
ttmetern @rDbe benz Muss leidt iiht-
bar MAIDEN in Der breifa9en @r0be Ell
nes Mannes. Die Gignale tpuroen
oem .prometbeus" oufolse auf peite
Gntfernungen hin beobo9tet unb er-
regten an Der bdniiden Riifte arobe
Neripun0erung. Man mibi bieIer @r-
finbung befonbers militdrifde 8eben=
tlng hei.
Die ltniberiitdt Gbinburab bat benz
Director Der hirurgtfhen uniberii-
tdts=Rlinit in Berlin. prpfefTpr
Muguft Bier, ben gameron=lreis auz
erfannt, Ser BON ber l1niperiitGt fir.
0en MDbltbGter Der Menfdbeit dilsge=
febt mar, Der In ben lsbten flint SAB.
rem in Der 9eiltunbt befonbers ni1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-15

llnfer &onful tnHeims i4reibt, baB
Der Gbampaener febr pabrl4einlt4
i'm nGaften Sabre tbeurer miro. Su
lueroen fid bic 2eute. bic jebt am Sleiz
fde fparen miiKen, au9 benz Gbamz
pasner seseniiber our Sparfamfeit gsz
atpunsen 1eben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-15

Cine sroBartiee Gntbedung fir oie
meoisiniide WtKenidoft unb fomtt
BON 8ebeutuns fir Die ganse Menfdz
heit 1T Die oes prof. Or. 5ermann
Reeoer bon Der llniperiitdt Wiiinden,
bem es aelungen 1T, NIT 8enuBung
Der Goentgenitrablen bic inneren Or
game in 9epeguns uno Sbdtisteit gu
seigen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-15

Beamtenferien iiitb fein perbriefz
tes Rebt, tpie Hi4ter @off in Stem
Wprt bieier Sage entf1ieb, er fpies
ibeabalb aud Elm Gefu9 um @rlab
eines Manoamusbefebls db, tpoburdJ
sefpiiIen glerfs bes 5tGbti1hen Wobl-
tbdtgfeit Oepurtements atpei 800
hen Jerien betpilIigt tperben follten.
Die Rloge 1T aber intereKant, neil
iie 3eigt, ipie febr bie Site eirler Sc,
rien3eit Ii9 einsebiirgert bat. Was
friiber als ein pripilegium angeIeben
frurbe. als cine bon Dem Mrbeitaeber
freiiDilIig seipGbrte Belobnung fir
tIeue Dienite, lit jebt fotpeit Bebiirfs
mig getporben, baB ftdotif9e Mnges
ftente oaran benfen fonnten, fih biefe
Ginrihtung als ibr gutes Meht er.
ftreiten All molten.
Der erite @rpBgrllnobeiiber ser
Melt lit INNER nod Uncle Gom: benn
er psrfiigt iiber insgelarnmt 731, 900, :
600 Mcres. Dos lit BON Der Dffentlifen
Domaine iibrig geblieber. Der qr1B-
te Ebsil 6iefes @ebietes Iieat peftlfh
pom Miffiffippi, aber aud in syloriba,
MluboHo, MiGigan unb Qouifiond hut
llntIe Gam mod betrGhtlihe Bejibunz
gen. Sin bebeutenoer 9btiI Oieiss 2an-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-04-03
THE COMET.

The great disturbances that will oc-
cur on many parts Of the earth neal
April 9 and May will be laid at the
door Of the comet. This will be an err
ror and unfair Our sun, moon and
major planets have immensely creates
effects than the comet can possibly de
velop. On May the planetary positions
will cause great magnetic stress on the
earth, but as the comet will then be al
the point where some expect it to afect
the earth a general outcry will probably
be raised against the comet. I wish, ii
advance, to counteract that passionate
tirade against our visiting ambassador
from outer space which the great pow
ers have, without consulting the comet
thrown headlong into our midst.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-04-03
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Vital statistics of Shreveport for the
week ending April 2, 1910.
Marriages B. K Jarrett and Miss E,
Sandell; Vim. Samuels and Miss Flor
ence Western; A. E. Parham and Miss
Annie Crist. Black. John Robinson and
Fannie Herrett.
Births: Thos. I. Farmer and wife.
boy. Black: Jas. Sims and wife, boy.
Deaths. Alma P Stuekey, 8 days;
Lizzie Tarrant, s4 years; w H. Law
ley, 81 years. Mrs. Emma Hampton, IS
years. Black Caroline Arkansas, q
years; John Whaley, rs years; ]. E
Alexander, 66 years; Jeff Hampton, "a
years. Nonresident: R. C. Carroll, 81
years. Black. Dan Johnson, 70 years;
Jester Anderson, 6 years; Annie Brown
rs years; Will Murry, 20 years.
OF above 3 died at Charity Hospital.
A. S. REISOR,
D. B. SEAY, Sec Health Officer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-04-03
THE REILY-TAYLOR CO.. New orlean
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


As furnished by the Caddo Abstract
Company, office 5T7 Marshall street, the
following real estate transfers were re-
corded during the day:
Albert Barnett to Fred S. Zwal1y, lots
65 and Go Murray Park; $I7oo.
]. A. Looney to ]. H. Parnell, south
half of lot 5 Lakeview; $3.50.
H. L. Heilperin to Mrs. Sal1ie Stein,
lot 9 block A Io-acre lots s and of
J. N. Howell subdivision; $500.
S. J. Harman to Arthur J. Newman,
lots IA, As, 46 Park Place; $3aoo
Louisiana Real Estate and Develop
ment Co. to G. A. Co1let and T. E. VIII
lis, acre lots 8, IS, IA, II, 81 in south half
of north half of northwest quarter sec
ton "a, Fl, IS; $3.50.
The Reid Land Co. to Frank R. Hicks
Sr., lot 7 block D, of the T. C. Barret
subdivision; $500.
S. E. NJ. A11men to Mrs. Leila Butler,
lot of subdivision of lot 9 of Joseph
Howell's subdivision of Io-acre lots II,
II and I3, Shreveport; $500
J. H. Perronce1 to Mrs. Ethel P.
Tucker, part of lots 8, q, 5, block 4 of
Holnesville; $1,000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-04-03
WEATHER BULLETIN
FORECAST OF STORMS TO CROSS
THE CONTINENT.
DISTURBANCES OF APRIL
Rainfall Will Below Normal in Lake
Regions, Northwest and Southwest.
Excessive in southeast-High and
Low Temperatures-The Comet.
copyrighted 1910 by w. 7. Foster

copyrighted 1910 by W. T. Foster.)
Washington, D. C., April 2-Last bull
letin gave forecasts of disturbance to
cross the continent March 81 to April
d, warm wave March 80 to April 8, cool
wave April ? to 6. The most interesting
weather feature of this disturbance was
expected to be that the temperature of
the week centering on the passage of
the warm wave would average below
normal
For the States and Canada April is
expected to average about normal with
high temperatures near 8, 22 and 20, and
low temperatures near a. Y and 20.
Rainfall of April is expected to be be-
low normal in the districts marked on
my weather maps as the Lakes, that part
of the northwest that lies in the States.
in Washington and in the southwest.
Rainfall will be excessive in northeast,
southeast and in all of Canada east of
the Rockies West of the Rockies rain
fall will be about normal except in the
valleys near San Francisco and Sacra-
mento, where a shortage of rainfall will
occur Along the gulf coasts rainfall
will be about normal
My, weather maps are necessity and
will be mailed to all subscribers of this
paper on receipt of stamp. Address Fos-
ter's Weather Bureau, Washington, D.
C.
The second disturbance of April will
reach Pacific coast about S, cross Pa
eifc slope by close of 6, great central
valleys z to 9, eastern sections 10.
Warm wave will cross Pacific slope
about S, great central valleys Z, eastern
states 9. Cool wave will cross Pacific
slope about 8, great central valleys 10,
eastern states IL.
This viii be by far the most import
ant disturbance of April It will be pre-
ceded by a great high temperature
wave, particularly in the southwest, then
a series of severe storms and these by
a great fall in temperatures.
Indications are that these storms will
attain to their greatest intensity not far
from meridian 90 which they will reach
April s to 9. But the most severe storms
viii occur on the Atlantic steamship
route to Europe southeast of Newfound-
land not far from April 9 and on me-
ridian I4I which runs through Alaska
and near the Hawaiian Islands. | adj
wise not to go aboard any ship that will
be near these points on April 9. Ac-
cording to recent theories the physical
forces that cause our storms also cause
earthquakes, and if this be true We may
expect earthquakes near April 9 in the
vicinity of the Panama canal and near
Cey1on, Sumatra and Java.