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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
&aperu.

Minben. Sn Sapern iollen %
neue Sabnpoitpasen nit elettriider
Veleudtung perleben meroen. Die
lelben erbalten je nelin Gliiblampeu
nit elmer Neuftfrait BON je sebn Nors
malterSen.-Gin BON Dresden her an,
bieligen Sabnbof eintrefienoer Sol
lGnoer muroe wegen bes G~erradteS,
lepratranf ~ Iein, ;luan9smeiie i'm
ltdotild)en &rantenbauie untersebrad)t
uno baum inter entipredeuoen Yor>
lidtsma Bregeln ilber &0ln nab 9lmiters
oam meiterbef0roert.-O Miniltes
RUM bes Sunern bat Die Sanoelss
uno 0emerbefammeru iowie Die ions
itigen tauImdnniibeu uno 9eiperbliden
S~orperIbaften angewieien, auf cine
mlrflame Setbelligun9 Der baDeriihen
Snouitrie on Der @eltausltelluns in
Taris i'm Sabre 1900 bin;uwirfen.
Nu9SbmS 9. Sn nidt gerin9e Iuf,
re9nng murbe neuli6 cine bieii9e in
Der &arlitraEe nobnenoe Spernl1n9erin
baourd periett. baB plOtli6 cine Suael
ms Simmer ei1loran9. Oas Froieftil
fiel oidJt nebsn Der Game su Soben.
Die lofort eingeleitete llnteriuduns
ergab, oaB i'm 9eseniiberliegerSen
Sauie Elm Snabe nit einem Sloberts
9epebre ipielte, peldeS lid uuuers
iebenS entluo.
Grlan9en. Sier mlrSe tieier
Gage Elm Stuoirenber in ieinem Clint
mer als 2eide auf9eiunoen. Gr bate
Die Niad)t porber itarf 9efneipt unb err
ltidte beim Grbrefen burh in Die 2uft=
rObrc 9etOmmeueu SpeilGeite.
Sof. Sm bieiigen %anogeribtss
gefdnsniiIe erhan9te lid Der 6~Ojdbrise
re~id)besiiterte Bauer OOerih aus Ners
bes bel Otarfts 9tebpis aus Grresuns
oariiber, baB er ipesen elmer 9ir6weibs
idldgerei, bel Der er ieinem bart
beordnsten Sobne iu Sitie seeilt mar,
uno nobel elm britter Yetbeiligter
i6per perlett worocn mar, in Inter
iadunssbaft fam.
&einbeim nj. @esen @ioeritanbes
9e9en bic Staatsgemalt mllroe elm
Sonnta9sidiiler BON gmtsgeridt su
bier 2a9eu @eiansniB permtbeilt, neil
er benz Sebrer, Der i'm beltrafen wOllte,
ben Stod auiseian9en unb 9ebalten
bate.
Niirnbers. IaS GermO9en Der
SofalsS dilleritiftuns lit oerart anses
madien, oaB beuer 1916 Wiarf Stipens
oien an 20 Yerionen lin Setrdsen BON
200 bis 800 Mart) pertbeilt weroen
fonnen. Inter ben Stipenhiaten limb
att Yeluber Der 9fOoemie Der biloens
ben Siinite in Wiiinfen uro cine Sdiis
lerin Der Sunitsewerbeidu in Wtiin'
den.
Y6rnbad. Del nit 5000 Wtart
ourd)Segangene 9iehnln9sfiibrer bes
@raien 2Orrinss Settenbad, Vubwi9
Bed, 1T in Stlabburg feltscnommen
ipproen. Gr bate einem Sreunoe mad
Wiiind)en 100 Wiarf 9eianot, nit Der
Sitte, ieiner Srau biele Summe mad
uno mad Su gebeu. Der 6reuno ianote
has 0elo aber Dem 0raien uno bennfs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Steht an oer spite.

Gus. &. Boael. Der leitenoe Ipoibe
fer in Sbrsusport. 2a., iast: ~Dr.
8ina's Nsue Gntosduna 1T bas einSias
NitieI. mslhss ms,nen Suiten furirt
uno 90 uerfouft iih ON beiten BON Nls
lem. NOS id babe" g. 3. Gampbsl.
@ouimonn in Soforb. Nris., iust: vDr.
aina's Neue ii N0es, fir oas Cd beans
'pruht pirh; "a asbt ME febl uno III elm
iiherss 6eilmittel asaen Sduinoiudt.
6uiien unb Grfdltuna. Sd fann niht
aenuna BON isinem @eroienisn iasen."
Doctor Sings Ntue Gntbsduna 9eaen
Sdwinbiuht. Sufsn unb Gr'dltuu9 IN
tenn Experiment. Sc III elm Hiertel
Sohrbunoert aebrautt tporosu unb debt
hsuie an ber Spies. &c tduiht niemals.
Srsie 8erfu&s fai&en In @. s. 0ubn'S
Npotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Gttuas Veurs I'M Giienbabn
Waacutau.

Die lang teiprodsren neucn Iimitirten
2i9e auf Der .Noro Bcitern 9in,e' 9. Ct.
y. VI. & 8. 81, Die 5tpiiten Minneapplts,
st. Yaul rno gblca9o lauien ioler, iino
ieBt i'm 9ifnite. 9ie Yrsiie wie oub oas
Tolf. oas oieie 9iise i~uiviSlrt bat, aeben 81,
eaB lie Dos Sodlte III Der GiieAbabu-SGu'
limit bartsGen. 9ie 9ofomotlpe III mad
benz befannten 900 Nu,ier, uno BON einem
9noe aum Gnoeru III Der Sus nit eiutm
Sorplob nit eiHer bideH 8la2olatte per.
ieben, ouih peld]e Die Elatiurmsn einae.
Ihloiicn liuo uno ouIh Die fie ShDlbett
uie bic Stqnemlihteii bes 3uaes beneuteno
9eboben fplro. Wenn ibr oitlid) rcilt, pn.
RIM nltt Die neue limitlrte North YSeIteru
Ginte' pa%ttUnilirt. gScuriions, ooer ionltl0e
2idets lino auf eieiem ,3u9e qpltl9 mo fcI'
ne egtra Sprntrun9cn iir bellers NCcomooa
tipnen. 2tdets. Sdlnf paaen, Reietpaiipus
tartsn uno pole Snformatiou geeeben. weuH
ihr eud3 an euren &e,ms N9snten neroei OoCr
a~orcliiri oil Z. ". 5sGsbaie. WcncrGisE1ils
aieroaent, Ct. 8aul, peiter oerne bertii ~,
cub Eampblete SnSuldidfu, RE ppllG Be
Itreibrna oleler neuen 3iac enlbaltsu. Us
albt nihis beralud]sn mehr i'm GiicuIGgH-
tua9enban, niht einmnl bic tpunoerooleu
Sii8e anf Der WeltausIteuuna. 20 ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
0eGerrei@.

0ien. GIN alter BON IS Sabren
ftarb bier 9err 3. Groebel, Senior
Der befannten SolSinbuItrie : Sirma
@ebriiber @roebel, bic er Dor etfpa SO
Sabren nit ieinem Sruber 3uopis
@roeoel besriinoet bate. Der 8eriior'
sene, Der aus Srieobers in Seiien
itammt, bat niht nur fir lid ielblt ,inb
feline 6irma sroBe Grfolse %ersielt, ion'
bern eS sebiibrt linn aud baS Verbienft,
bur6 Gri6liebung porber unfrudtbarer
@dnoereien uno @albfomplere in lln>
sarn unb @ali5ien CUR Sebuns bes
WOblitanbeS Der borti9en @egenb
rpeientlid beisetrasen gu baben. Siinf
lebenbige Maifdfer wurben bieier Gage
einem bieiiSen Ylatt BON @ieners
Nsuitaot aus einseianot.
Irco. Neulid gbenos iiel Der
bier meilenbe 0eueral Yaratieri beim
Seiinen Der Gingansstbiire zines bies
iisen Safes plOglib bewubtlos guiana
men, 70 baB it'd blitidnell i'm Srte
baS irrige @eriibt perbreitete, 9aras
teri iei BON einem Sblasanialle be-
troifen morben. IerStli6e Silfe mar
iofort CUR Stelle unb ca wriroe tons
%itatirt, baB Der General ieinen red)ten
SUP am anDdel sebroden babe, mabrs
i6einli6 burb sus9leiten.
8uoapeit. Sn einem Ouelle ;mts
iden SranS Goilutb unb Gabriel ll9ron
wurbe e~rlterer burh einen Slafbieb
arf bic Wruit uno bur6 Die Yermuns
ouna oeS reften NrmeS fampiunfabi9.
ll9ron blieb unuerleet. Die 0e9ner
idieben peri0bnt.
Selbfird. Sm ndditen Sabre
weroen es 25 Sabre, baB bic Yorarls
berger Yabn Dem Setriebe iiber9eben
purbe. Sn Giienbabnfreileu beitebt
Die Ibii6t, bieies Subildum ieItlih
;u begeben. Sn Sorarlberg baben lid
gu bieiem 3wede i9on GinSeltomiteS
gebilbet.
&loiterneubur9. Sn einem
@albe uulpeit BON bier murbe Ser
@enbarmeries Foiteniiibrer Gobl ermors
BET auigefunoen. Weitere Nahiors
idun9eu laiien ais ,iemlid) iifer ers
idleinen, baB Der Genoarm ;pei italie.
niife Steinbru6arbeiter oils Talid)s
miner BON fleinem Silberselb in
elmer balbperfalleneu Steinbrufbiitte
ertappt bat unS bon bieien, oils er tie
mad Sloiterneubur9 esfo,tiren mollte,
nab uersweiieltem Sample ermoroet
lpuroen 1T. j3pei Sfultnabeu, bic i'm
gSGlSe Sol, auflaien, batten ben @ens
BARN nit ieinen Saitlingeu geieben.
Seoenburg. Der G%emeinberatb
belGloB bic Grbauun9 elmer rleuen 9as
ierne fir bas SonueSs 0tesiment NIT
einem 9oiienauimanoe BON 800, 900
@uloen. Gs lit bieS Die pierte 9alerue,
lpelfe bic Gommune erbaut.
Yrag. Sin altersiGlpdbe itarb bier
Die s2iabrise @ittwe F~riituupil, elm
wciblidcr SOnoerlin9. Cine beboros
lid)e aommiiiion fano neben pielen
anoeren gang eigentbiimlifen Singen
I'M Sett Der 2pbten meb,ere Sparfais
Ienbiifer, auf einise 100 @ulSen laus
tend, uno-lO,O 600 aupiertreu;er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Bu6len'S Nrntfa GaIbe.

9te bette Salbe in Der BeIt fir SGnitt.
%iuanoen, Ibiairfuna, @eiduiire, Sal3fu6,
S~ieberpunben. 5ledten, Gdrammen an ben
Sdnben. Sroitbeulen, Sibnerausen nnb aue
Sautfebler; ie beilt poiitiu Sdmorrboiben
pber ieine 8abluna uerIunat. @arantirt,
bas p~olftdnbise 8nfriebenbeit aeseben
uirb, ober bas 9elb ipiro suraderhattet.
Yreis per s&a&tel - Gents. Bn persau,
In q. 8. Hubn'1 aSctbefe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10

neuli6 elm erneuteS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gegen ben Gilenbabns unb ben Sultuss
miniiter nit 80 sesen I Stimmen.
uiinilter Sanien erfldrte porber, benz
yanotas iiebe oas Tedt Su auf Miini'
iterantla9e, Veidweroefiibruns unb
G~blebnnns Der G%orlasen. Gin Miss
trauensuotum bebeute aber einen Gin'
grill in Die Hehte Der Srone, bic ourdJ
old elm Trdjubi, bic parlameu'
tarilden Hesierunssiormen nidt eins
iiDren malle. Die 9tesieruns lebne bic
Vetbeili9una an ben Ierbanolun9en
iiber ben neutrality-suspicious. Sntras
ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
0ranm(6weig.

8raundmei9. Der ais Ser
idwencer entmiinbi9te Alderman
Sornbnrs In Sendenroce, Der ieinen
ei9enen Sobn i'm Streit init eiuem
Tepolper eridos unb pom Sdmurs
seri6t 5u iieben Sabren jSudtbaus
perurtbeilt wurbe, bat lid in Der
gtadt oararf i'm @efdnsniB erbdnst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Souriitens Gar mad Californian.

Gin eepolteiter YulIman 7ourifen.G aa.
aon lduft ieoen 9ienltaa iiber bic Nortbern
Taciic. Ser!0Bt st. Yaul GAS unb Rin.
nrapolis 500 nahmiitass: fommt In San
5rancisco am folaenben Wontaa moraen
an. 9oppeIte z hlaifGtte nur $500. 1iir
9idetS uuo &eieruationen menbe mon fh
on q W oItsber9, 3idet.N9ent Der Y.
y. Hp. Co., ct. GIoub, Rinn. 90 ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
I'D. AN,
Ge1tsanWalt.
Office in 3bjslmann's gIcd,
81. @ermainfrabs, ct Glcut, Winr.
0efanntMaNunG.

Streitt an bic Ssmtn @urfers &C.. IN
gate Sitp, Minnsfcta. renn itr lctrsnse
0rtsit eur6 Tcrtauf ron 1rlhitn une
Sdmfreien babsn mrnt. sic br,atit mr.
hentlih une sibt tre, @rttitspldns. 50 It
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Me6fen6mra.

Ioitod. SIREN lOl. @eburtstas
f%eierte fiirSli6 bic 6rau Tentiere Wiarie
Sonoorf in boiler fOrperlider Hiiiiiss
felt uno ssilti9er Stride.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10

rifti9te bierpon ben Wed orrG elnen
Ginibreibebrief. Yei Bed wuroen nod
3I06 Wt0if 81 Viennige 9efunbeu.
Wiiriburg. 3wei Wlabd)enbdnos
Ter, cie bon Wtiinden urlp Gien aus
bon Der PoliSei periolst wuroen, iino
in eincm bieii9en Gaitboi perbaitet
rOroen. Die 9ioulen iinb an9eblid)
Wtar Sppeabeimer uno 9lnton Serencsp
aus Wieu.
gus nrr Rbrinpfnlf.
9ers. 5an,!ebrer Nlbrett, felt
itma l3 Sabren bier aniGiiig, beganr
iieier Gage iein 80. 3ebenSjabr. Der
lelbe CAB Dor bier Sabren mod Eripats
fiuroen.
@ubwissbafen. Siir;lid mrrSe
i'm Vuitpolobaien auf Dem Qaserplat
bes Hbeinii6s@ eitiGliiten Soblens
iDnoifatS cine ame%ritaniihe H0ldpors
ri6tuns in Vetrieb senummen, bic
allsemeines Sntereiie errest. IS III
bieS Elm Glepator gum Seben Der Sob
len aus ben Sdiifeu.
Hobenbaf d.. lluiere GemeinSe
f~eierte am 25. Nopember Sas 5Ojdtrige
Oienitjubildum oes %ebrers Sir6. Der
Subilar mar bic gau;e l3eit ieines
@irfens bier tbdtis, 10 oaB fat iammt'
life Ginpobner feline Sbiiler iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10

0focm6urs.
NIhenhnra. Der 2au6taa befhloR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10

Dresden. Gin neues Militdrtuf
wiro in Sahien ausprobirt. Ger
aonis bat bic Giniiibruns elmer relien
Strobe oes bunfelblauen MilitGrtudes
genebmi9t. 0etleiounssitiide in Der
JisberiSen Sdrbung b~iirften ieSod auf,
getra9en werben. Ger Meblbanoler
Sran, llblemann hat nit leiner Srau
Selbltmoro %beSansen uno nit beren
Ginper itdnoniB Die brei 9inSer in ben
2oo m%ltsenommen. sln Soblen0as er,
itift muloen idmmtlife bon Wiitbewob.
nern oes Sanies ais @eiben auiseiun.
ben. Sbwere Serluite batten Den
Wiann iu Der enticeliben Chat pers
anlaGt.
Vauten. Sei ibren Nadioriduns
gen mad benz @attenmOrSer Sofe hat
Ole bielise Eoliiei nit sroBem Griols
Den Suno oes MOroers in ibren Sienlt
9eItellt. Sas 2bier bate iib mdbrenS
Der Chat perfrofen, fam aber wieoer
gum Tcridein, ais Die FOli;ei bas
OauS betrat. Oieie nabm, oils Der
Noroer niht aufSuiinSen mar, ben
Hnnb on cine lance yetue. uuo baS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
prnpi,t, 1~lirfprruHru.

Glbins. Die 6iueiiide Jtesieruns
beltellte bel Der Sdidau,@ erft In
gliding bier 3orpeooboOte.
3ulm. Nuf benz i'm Sributbale &C.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03

CROW IN a field in which / could see
nothing but weeds. ] stopped my horse,
and, after he had arranged the old hat
and coat ON a stick driven into the earth
he came to the roadside fence and salut-
ed me. After looking over the field
again and seeing two more scarecrows.
but not one single hill of corn, asked I:
'Is your object to scare away crows?"
"That's the objick," he replied.
"Plenty of them around, l seer"
eyes, heaps.
"Have you anything planted in that
fieldr' :
"Not blamed thing No, sir-nuth-
in but weeds over thar.
III Thought SO, and can't quite make
out why you want 10 keep the crows
away"
"That's easily explained, sir. I'm too
burned lazy to plant anything thar, and
80 burned mean that if don't git any
thing out of it myself I'm not willin
that the crows should. Anything more
you'd like to know"
81 guess that's ALL"
"Then I'll put up another skeercrow. !"
"Sayr' called to him as he started
off, ''isn't there a creek along here where
l can water my horse?"
"No, sir, not now" he replied.
used to be one at the foot of the hill,
but Ms l didn't hev no boss to drink out
of it I cut new channel and sent it
into the swamp"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03
Hannibai's MANY Reverses.

Hannibal was first made an exile,
not, as commonly supposed, Though
Roman influence so much as from, the
personal animosity of his countrymen.
After the defeat of Zama he turnei his
attention to the political affairs Of Car
thage and inaugurated system Of re-
form, which he carried out so vigorously
that he soon found himself intensely
hated by large faction of the Car
thaginians Behind him was the hon.
esty of the country, however, and find
ing he could not be swerved from his
purpose the rogues in office attempted
to assassinate him. Finding that his
death had been determined on, Hannibal
left Carthage, went to Tyre and thence
to the dominions of Antiochus, whom
he soon enlisted in war with Rome.
The war proved "a failure, and Antiochus
was ordered to surrender Hannibal, who
got news of the demand and made his
escape.
Roman hatred followed him to Bithy-
mia, and finding himself on the point Of
being given up he died from poison.
The story that he once had meeting
at Ephesus with his old enemy, Scipio
Africanus, is told on fairly good au.
thOrity
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03


A travelling photographer had arrived
at village mt the base of the Cumber-
land mountains, and two of his first
callers were mountaineer and his
wife, who wanted their tintypes taken.
The husband thought it well to have a
fair understanding of the matter at the
beginning, and so he entered the gallery
on wheels and asked:
"How much fur two pictures?"
"Fifty cents" was the reply.
"Will yo' take prize coonskin in
payment"
Eyes"
"Will we look nateral?"
"You will. "
"Kin l stand with knife in my
hand, as if ready to TICKLE BARI"
"You can. "
"Kin the old woman hev her hands
clasped and her eyes rolled up, like
some of them rich folss?"
IF she wants to. "
"And yo take all the risks?"
"What risks do you mean?"
'Waal, hain't purity nor proud, but
the old woman is, and yo'll hev to take
twist out O. her pose, and shorten up
her chin leetle or she'll git right up
after seein the pictur and light on to
yo' like turkey on a later bug. The
last Teller that was here only survived
two days after takin her pictur', and /
thought it was only squar' to tell 70
bout it.
The artist declined to take the risks,
and the man picked up his coonskin and
went out, saying: :" MT blame yo',
stranger-can't blame yo' bit. Yo'
don't want to be tore all to- pieces and
hev this wagin wrecked fur the sake Of
one coonskin. I'll git the cid woman
seven yards of kaliker, and she'll hev to
roll up her eyes at that and lei the pic
tur' go"-M. Quad in Detroit Free
Press
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03

They Have Big Ones Down South.
Gentlemen, said the man with the
yaller whiskers as the talk turned ON
mosquitoes, II believe in giving every
insect fair show, and I'm not the man
to talk ag'in mosquito behind his
back. never had an adventure worth
relating with the pests, but my brother
had My brother was sober, conscien-
tious man, and never knew him to ex-
aggerate in the slightest.
"Where did this adventure happen?"
cautiously queried the man with the
stub nose.
Down in the swamps of Louisiana,
sir. My brother was one of the engi-
neers on railroad survey. One day,
while all alone and making his way
through u swamp with the water up to
his waist, mosquito suddenly rushed
upon him and bit him in the thigh.
But for his desperate efforts my brother
would have been killed then and there.
As it was, he was laid up for three
months. "
"Your brother told that yarn, did
hep snoered the man with the double
chin.
Certainly he did," replied the man
with the yaller whiskers. "As I said
before, my brother never exaggerated
I am liar myself but he was the soul
Of truth. ="
"Your brother saw the mosquito, Of
course?"
"Of course. He said it was fully nine
feet long, and the spread of its jaws
would take in a nail key. When it rush
cd at him it splashed water 20 feet
high"
"Look here, my friend" said the
stub nosed man, didn't it ever occur
to you that it was an alligator and moi
a mosquito which attacked your broth.
er?'
Never My brother was a man witt
the highest respect for truth. If it had
been an alligator he would have sale
so. / might have lied about it, bu
nothing could have tempted him to
And then he said the thing flew ava.
after being beaten off. Now, do ALI
gators flyi"
SIS your brother still living?' asked
the man with double chin, as his necl
began to redden.
"Alas, sir, he is dead. Yes, he diet
as he lived-a truthful man. Why d.
you ask"
ooh! l wanted to call him liar OIL
a postal card, but he probably doesn :
get any mail where he is now!"
lyon think he lied, do you"
I'm sure of it!'
'Then, gentlemen, you will pleas
excuse me from any further part in thi
conversation. am liar myself, as
have admitted, but cannot stand it +
hear my dead brother slandered. Fl
said mosquito, and he said it flew, and
as am no fighter, will withdraw AM
try and think what my brother sal
about the mosquito tearing down bush
es with his tail as he spread his wings I
Ahead of the Game.
As rode along the highway cam
upon man who was arranging scare
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03
He Rides Best When Intoxicated.

The British scientist who invented the
theory of the bicycle face" held that
the me1tal strain incident to bicycling
was so great that no drunken man could
bestride wheel A bicycling friend OF
mine tells me that this is mistake. He
says he can ride like the wind when he
is full, but that it is unwise to stop and
utterly impossible to dismount without
disaster. Boston Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03
SKETCHES BY M.QUAD



"Got any missin wives in yere?" ask
ed colorod man who entered the police
station with anxious face.
lis your wife missingf" queried the
sergeant in reply.
Eyes, sab. B."
"Since wbenY"
"Since 2 o'clock last night, sab. Yes,
sab, disappeared right off de face of de
airth.
"Haye you any reason to believe she
was out of her right mindY
"Why, yes, sar, l reckon she was. l
reckon dat was what brung all dc
trouble. "
"I'll make out regular report of the
CASE" said the sergeant, as he reached
for a blank. Now, then, when did
you notice any strangeness of conduct2''
"'Bout TO minutes to Z, sab. "
"How did she actf'
"Waal, sab, sot in de house wild my
| feet on de stove, an she said we hadn
any meat or flour or taters or firewood.
l tole her l couldn't help dat, an den
her strangeness begun"
"How was it?"
"Why, sab, she kicked me free times
an den lit ON to me like wildcat, an
was mighty nigh dead when she disap-
peared off de face of dc airth. Must hey
been tempestuusly insane sab Rock
on we kin find her, or doyu' think She's
in de ribberi"
Look here, old man |" replied the
sergeant, 'you get out O. this! You
wife has more sense in minute than
you have i'm week. There's the door !!
eyes, sab. Den hain't i'll my right
mindYi
81 should say not"
"An yo' want me to be missin off do
face Of de airth?"
II dol"
"Den I'll 'commodate 20, sab f! Doan
bodder bout my wife-doan' boddeI
bout me. She's tempestously insane
l ar ditto. She's missin oft de face O
de airth--I'ze gwine to be. HUI Hoo
Day to yo', white man ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03
THERE'S A
pIFFERENcE

Between using an old-fashioned COM
pound of God Liver Oil taken after
meals, so nauseating to the stomach
as well as difficult of digestion, and
a high class modern guaranteed
preparation taken before meals, that
makes you "real hungry" aids d.
gestion, so that all food is eaten with
unexpected relish.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03
Hawaiian
Electric
Company.

The ceanest, brightest safest and really,
in the long run, the cheapest and best light
for use in the family residence, is the mean
descent electric light. Safe; nothing could
be safer. A few days ago prominent gen
teman of Honolulu came rushing down to
the office of the Electric Company and said:
"Give me figures for wiring my house, and
want ii done at once; no more lamps for me-
Last night a lamp tipped over and it came
so near setting fire to the house and burning
my children and take no more risks"
This is the sentiment of quite a number in
the past few weeks, who have ordered their
houses fitted with the perfect light.
Just think it over and make up your mind
that you want the best and safest light; send
for the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
them what you want.
We have complete stock of everything in
this line and have just received lot of the
very latest designs in chandeliers
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03
WAN POLES
PREPARATION,

perfected and tasteless, of Cod Liver
Oil with Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites, Extracts of Malt and
Wild Cherry Bark readily assimilates
with the food, enriches the blood,
makes fat, renews strength and
vigor, unsurpassed in the prompt
relief and cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grippe,
Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Consumption,
and all wasting diseases. Sold by
HoMsTLER DRUG Co; BENSON, SMITH
g. Co; HoBRoN DRUG Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03

The building papers are I, 2, 3, and a
ply They come in rolls, each roll con-
tanning 1000 square feet. They are
water proof, acid and alka.i proof and
vermin proof. A house lined with build
ing paper is far cooler than one that is
not. There is also cheaper grade of
paper adapted for use under mating
keeping out insects.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03
Wholesale
Slaughter
h Prices
This Week.

We are always Is per
cent. lower in our prices
than any other furniture
dealer in Honolulu, but
from now until January
LIST, off goes another Is
per cent. discount for
cash on our entire stock
of furniture.
Furniture lasts, and is
the proper thing for a
Christmas or holiday
present. We have it and
you want it. We have
some odd and beautiful
pieces, and every article
bought of us this week
means a saving of 30
per cent.
Seeing is believing.
Come and see for your
self.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03

- Passengers paying full fare will be
allowed 10 per cent. off return fare II
returning within twelve months.
eE-For Freight and Passage apply to
n. HackfeId & Co.,
S5l If AGENTS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-03

Office in grounds of Judiciary Building
corner OF MiliIani and Queen streets.
Members: Or. Day, Dr. Wood, DIR. Elm, rson
!. L. Waterhouse. DR., b. l.. eliilio, Thee
I. Lansing and Attorney-tieneral smith.
President, Hon. w. U. Smith.
Secretary, Chas. Wilcox.
Executive Olicer, U. Is. reynolds,
Agent Board of Health, J. ID. McVeigh,
Inspector and Manager OF Garbage Servo,
L.. l.. La Pierre.
Inspector, Dir. WIN. Monsarrat.
Port Physician. DR.. H. r.. Day,
Dispensary, DR.. Henry w. Howard.
Leper settlement. DIR. X. X. Oliver.