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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
staot nno samo.

@ix bonn @eniusamt in @oibing-
ton ioeben ber0ffentlidter pergleiden-
Ger Musmeis iiber Ole itaotiide uno
6ie ldn6lide 8epolferung labt cine
iebr itarfe 3unabme Ser eriteren mob
reno oes letten Sabr5ebnts erfennen,
uno fiibrt gu Dem S@luB, oaB in
abiebbarrer Set aud in Der uNeren
@elt" sic 1tdbtiibe 8ep0lferung iiber.
miegen miro. 8enn tudbreno BON Ell
11er Sci ammtbepolferl1ng BON 62,947,-
ia in 1890 20, 7O8,4 3O in StaoteH
uno. 4O,239,284 auf Sem 2an6e mobr-
ten uno lit 1900 bon SEN 75,994,575
@e5ablten 3O,7SO,875 als Staoter
uno 45>213,770O als 2anobetpobner
gelten m,1Bten, ergab sic 8dblung bon
1910 i9on cine itd0tii9e 8ep0lferung e
bon 42,623,383 &opfen un0 cine
lanolide bon rur 49,348,883. Gas
beiBt, Ser 8ro5entiab Ser fta6tiiben
8eo0lferung itieg BON 36.1 Bro5ent
in 1890 auf 4o.5 Nro5. in 1900 uno
1853 Hro5. in 1910; ser ser ldnoliden
fiel er BON 63.9 in 1890 auf 59.5 in
1900 a1no 53.7 in 1910. Nod ein
Sabr5ebnt abnlid]er @eridie5ltng uno
oas amerifmilde @olf miro, Ser
Mebr5abl nod, in 5td0ten mobnen.
Gas MiboerbaltniB - 6enn 10
0arf man es mobl in &iniidt ouf 6ie
ungebeure M1,sbebnung oes 2an0es
nennen = peridlimmert li9 offenbar
6on Sabr gu Sabr. @abreno in Sen
@roBitaoten Die 8epolferung in
u5rangbo4 firdterlider gnge" lebt,
fann mani III gepilien Staaten tase-
lang reiien, obne auf einen Meniden
81 treffen. SSH man 6ieie EN- 3uitanoen
Elm @nbe MAIDEN, min man berbin=
oern, 6oB nidt gar nod mebr 2anb=
leute nod Canada ausmanoern, mie
bisber, Damn mmB man Sen 2an6leu=
ten menigitens eben 10 freun6li9 unh
bilfrei9 entgegenfommen, pie 6ies felt:
Sabren in Canada geidiebt. Son ser
&egierung iomobl mie bon BriDatge-.
ienidaften iin6 5mar felt elmer &eibe
BON Sabren Mnltrengungen gema6t
morben, Inn einen betrddtliden Gbeil
bes ginmanoereritromes ser fid Iber
Sic Ser. Staaten ergieBt, in oie lan6-
liden 9iitrifte 5u leiten un6 fir sen
Mderbar1 nubbar gu MAIDEN. Sic @e-
gierung un6 Die giienbabneeieufdaf-
ten baben ii6 mobl ser gin1panoerung
gegeniiber, iomeit Sic 8elieoelung a11=
.|betpobnter Streden in 8etradt fon1mt,
itets enegegenfomneno perbalten, 6od
nidyt in Dem MaBe, Inn a19 mitteloiem
@imm0erern CUR grperbung bon
@eimitatte,t cine perloden6e Ausiidt
at er0ffnen. ga ionte ser &ebel att
geiett mer6en, I'M etnen l1midmuns
5u er5ielen, ser 6em gan3en 2anbe
1l1r gum Gortbeil fem fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
S~ntereFanteS Maerlei

Mit ponem @edt madt man tn
Berlin nit Sen Srauen, sic ii@ nidt
ldamen longe &utnaoeln gu tragen
nit oenen l6on 10 bel l1ngliid ange-
ridtet moroen lit, fur8en &ro5eB. Ser
8oli5eipraIioent fat eine &erfiigung
erlol1en, sic 6aS Sragen bon oielen
gaaoeln an offentlid)en @erfebrspla=
ben nit elmer 5trafe BON 1000 Marf
ooer entlpre@en6en @efdngniB belegt.
Damit miro Dem 11niinnigen 8eneb=
men menigitens in Berlin ein Gnoe
qemadt meroe11. @ieQei6t nimmt ltd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
Mcpfeleennf als Mittel CUR Set
S.,,,a9n11hoit mirA non Der

(lna ser Srunfenbeit miro bon Der
@ereiniqung ser driitliben Dame1l
bon ssuinois porgeiblagen. gtatnrl19
lit oamit nidt gemeint, bob Ser @enuB
BON Mepfeln einen 8etrunfenen p1eoer
niidtern madyen fam, loroern es lou
,1l1r ourh SEN @enub bon Mepteln o1e
@udt nod Itarf olfoboliiden @etram-
fen, b%elonoers nad S6naps, genll-
6ert ueroen. Sic Melonng berl1bt an
gebIi6 ouf LANCER @eobadtrng nno
9robe, mie es Senn on6 etne te1t=
ltebenoe Sbatiade, lei, oab lemam'
ser ciel @bisfep trinft, ielten, tpenll
jemals 9bit genieBen miro. @te es
ldeint, liegt int Mpfel ettpas, oas Den
Mppetit nod @bisfep maBtgt, men11
niht gan5 unter0rudt. "8et elnem
@irtbe munoermilo, 30 NOR 1d 111ag1f
GIT gaite."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

Sn Sen 5trafanitalten Oes StaateS
Milipuri miro, mie cine 3eitungSnad=
ridt meloet, SEN 5trdflingen erlanbt,
BEL Sage fii6en. gu geben un0 erit am
Mben0 mieoer in sic Mnltalt 5rriid5u=
febren. @inem Ma1ne, Ser einem
gtrdfling ieinen 8elu6 o%ngefin0igt
hotte, paliierte es, oaB ibn Ser betref=
fenoe Strafling am .8abnbofe ermar=
tete. 1us gebt benn ood iiber baS fl
0ele @efangniB in ser Sperette v5le=
oerma1ts."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
Der MIoerman stephens in ct. CLOUD
Elm 8eiipiel oarar1.

Die nnuuben in l1nter-@alifornien
iteben 5tpar aidt in bireftem 3uiam.
menbange NIT ser %nationalen merifa-
niiden 8olitif, itno aber, pie es aa1d
ser Mnfitano Maoeros lpar, elm Mus'
fluB ser a%lgemeinen nn5ufrieoenbeit,
Sic geger gnoe Der &erri6aft Dta3'
I'M aan3en 2anoe berridte. Muf oer
californilben Sabiniel lit es cine
8anoe bon Mbenteurern, Die lid Der
5ituation bemadtigt bat; oa Tie an1e-
rifanildes @ebiet in Mitleioeni9att
aieben fonnten, bat &rGiioent Satt Der
gorlidt balber cine Gruppenabtbel-
lung na6 ser @ren3e beoroert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
&mmortitti@es.

0as @ertbpoIIe. = Gin
amerifaniider Miuiaroar gerqtb auf
elmer &eiie our6 sic Mbru55en in sic
@anoe BON &aiubern, sic i'm gefangen
balten uno MIR gegen elm 2oiegelo
'9erausgeben moQen. Ser gefangene
&roius finoet nun Sen 8etrag BON
10000 Collars bodit ldderli9, uno
ruff gefranft: so biel foitet ia
idon meine &rapattennaoel!"
~9ie iit idon mitgerednet" iagte
larfaitii6 Ser 8an6iten@ef.
Ger &ernpunft. - Mama:
vSieb, 9ans, man ioa ME radiiidtig
lein uno ieinen 6ein0en itets perge-
ben. Sten' Sir alio einmal Dor, Elm
SSltnge falme un6 priigelte 6i9 6ur6?
Sons (nad0em er cine go15e 3eit
it'll oa geieiien un6 iiber sem 8robIem
griibelte, NIT pfiffiger Miene)> uDu,
MaIna, - mie groB lit ser Sl1nee?"
Ser bIaue Brief. - griter
&auptmann: sd begreife ni9t, &err
@amero6, mie Sic ii6 na6 ser ber-
nidten6en &ritif oes Generals 10
gleidgiiltig NIT 2eftiire bei@aftigen
fonnen - mas lei len Sic 6enn oa?"
3meiter &a1ptman11: Gin &reis=
perseidniB fir gieilgar6erobe." (
s.-Dame: v@ie
lit benn SIR 2a1itipiel aufgenommen
mor0en?"
Gidter:: uDas &ublifu mbot es OBJ
gele9nt, nno mas MIDI DEFENDERS ge-
freut bot, lit, ooB ser 1ette Mft, 6en
i'd ielbit fir 6en i@mddbiten bielt, am
meiiten ourdgefallen it,"
@inpernii~nft iger@erI.-
grceqen5 Gei elmer &efrutenbeii@ti-
gurtg Dos 5agbafte Mntporten eines
Mannes ta6elno gum td9iten, Ser
obne Sdeu 6eutIi9 anttportef: so
iif's re@t. sic fin6 mir bod Elm ber-
1niinftiger @erI! $50 iin6 @ie ber?"
illus 2ii6enidei6, Cure @rcellen3!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
g3od, SEN eben befannt gegebene'

Sad, 6en eben befannt %ge9ebenen
Melultaten ser 8olfs5dblung tn Der
5uSafrifaniiden Union ergtbt it'd
cine @elammt=8 epolfernng bon runo
6 MiQionen Seelen, bon benen aber
MIR ettpas iber IL Mi1ionen @eiBe
lino. Mud in 5iioafrifa miro Die Ha1=
ienfrage nod piel gu idaffen maiden;
umiomebr als 1i6 Sic 5dmar3en oop=
belt 10 ldnen bermebren, mte ote
@eiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
GIT ~pertanfcn.

Gin Mder 2anb nit gutem. nellem,
14x2S SUB 9roBem uuo is SUB bobem
@nbnbalis, gut un0 nsrm gebdut; init
neuem, 16x20 SUB grobem @taq. f@0<
mem SbltJartcn nn1 so perl6ie0enen
Srmdtb6umen: Mpfelz. RlaIm1en unb
Airldb6umen. Erauben, $50 @tid tra>
genoen Sobannisz unb Stadelbeer1trauz
den; @arten bat guten, brabt9epflodtez
nen gam; liegt cine @iertelmeile bon
ct. So1epb auBerbab Ser Sneorporntiou.
@egen N1dberem nenbe man 1id an
Sit. @ilmerbing,
35z4t ct. Sofepb, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

l1cber SEN Durit uno oas Grinfen
bielt fiir5li6 &rof. @ol0idei0er, ser
Setter Ser 8erliner nniperfttdts =8oli=
flinif fir innere &%ranfbeiten, einen
8ortrng. Ger &eoner iebte ieinem
9luoitorium 5l11Gbit altseinan6er, 6oB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
greellen5: .@as iin6 Sie?"
Gin pernunftiger &erl, Guer e.
ceuen5"

Gin ~S4ubmittel. 81:
r@as, bu tragit einen Cheering? gu
biit bob ME Derbeiratbet .gemelen!"
g.: Sour als 56ubmittel gegen
sic @offn1ngen ser Mfiitter beiratbs=
fabiger G0dter."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
3 uporfom III n 5.

3uporfommen6. - Sdu=
iterbub (5u elmer aodin, Sic eine
@urlt perloren bat): usie, &0d]in,
Sic baben cine @l1rit berloren; id
babe lie gefunoen. Sen 5inoerlobn
babe ib 9lei6 abgebilien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

b11t Ood} 111e berbe1ratbet .gefDe1er!"
g.: uNl1r ais Sdutmittel gegen
sic &offnungen ser @}iitter beirafbs-
fdbiger G0dter."
3uborfommen6. - Sdu=
iterbub (5u elmer a0din, sic cine
@urit perloren bat): Sic, &0idin,
Sic baberf cine @urit p%erloren; id
bobe iie eefunoen. Sen 5inoerlobn
babe ib glei6 abgebiiien!"
3u5ortfMbIeno - ST.: $50
rum i6ieBen Sic 0enn nidt, Ser @aie
iaB ibnen ia beinab' auf Ser Maie."
g.: uMei guteiter Sberfdriher, i6
.miidte ia gerne, aber i@ fann sic
peeB &nebb6en feen Slut bergieBen
laben."
Mus Ser @aierne. = Sel5=
mebel: r5agen Gle NAL, Maper,
mann lit oes &aiiers @eburtstag?"
Maper: u@ann's 8raten un6 Sn=
lat gibt!"
grfIarnng. = Sic: r@o5u
qudlen fi6 Die Meniden benn 10 iebr
nit ser grfin6ung elmer Slugmai9i=
neg" :
Or: n@abrideinIib, um lire 2uft=
i6loiier beiuden gu fonnen."
8ebenfIihe IS Mroe.-r Sd
iage Sbnen, balls BOB ids &eiBen in
Sen Mrmen, bal6 in Sen Beinen =
ieit geitern gar I'M &iiden, baB ih
oaporlaufen modbbtte."
81, idb'n. Sc, mel guteites &drr-
den, "a fin sic ia, Noes @nebb9en,
Ser leibbaftige 5elbitberrider oaer
&eiBen.".
@einfaII. - Soriter (im 81
ienbabnfupee): ugrlauben, gnaoige
Trau, oaB i6 mir cine @igarre ooer
Cigarette an5iin0e?"
u&ann lei6er neber SOS cine nod
0as an5ere pertragen!" (.
G0riter (6ie Breile aus ser Gai9e
5iebeno): .ad 10, gnaoige~ Srau iin0
MIR an &feife %geu0bnt."
8efebrnng. = Mutter (aui
ser 8abnfabrt 5l1 SEM i6reienoen
8abpl: u@enn gu iebt nidt gleid
itin biit, merfe i6 Old gum Seniter
binaus!"
Ser adtidbrige Srit: rDos oarft
gu nidt, Mama, 6as @inausmerfen
bon @egenitanoen lit itreng lnter<
iagt!"
grfIart. = ST.: v@ait gu g.
Bort, Sepp, Ser Sdreiner-Goni sen
+ erit Dor adt @oden aus Dem ST.
renbaus entlaiien bobep, min beiro=
.tben?"
g.: CT miro bolt men @uidfam BE-
fontme1 baben."
MaIersfromen.-v nnIGngit
malte ntein Mann eine 2anoidoft
,Dudou i'm Sui, - 90 befam id bonn
bloBen Mnieben 5ommeriproien."
.@as tpoI(en sic - mein Monn
molte einen Seeiturm - 6o pl,roe
mir 0ireft libel"
stiIbIntbe. -Sn elmer Moti5
iiber einet1 tonen &uro itan6 SoIgen.
6es gu leien: n8eoauerliderpeiie bat
Sos llnfeIige Tbier, ebe es getootet
mer6en fonnte, unierert Mitbirger,
Germ @edtsantpaIt 2infe un6 n,eb-
rere aroere. &unoe gebiiien."
Mnprn1sboII. Manr:
sd babe gar nidts baeegen, 6ob Du
Old Ser Grauenbetuegling onfdIie.
Beit! go ruiidfffttdnoig BIN iM 1idt -
uno meme striimpfe fam i4 rl.r our
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

SoIeb, Mierer-H ilert .p,eroen Sen,
JortidriH Cures Nieren. uno BInien.
2eioens ginbnlt gebieter aln6 beileu
ourd Beieitigung Der l1rinde. ger-
iu4t fie. Molitor Drlg So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

3u5ortfubIeno - ST.: $50
rum i6ieBen Sic 6enn nidt, ser Safe
iaB ibnen ia beinab' auf Ser Naie."
g.: uMei guteiter SberfariHer, i6
Imiidte ia gerne, aber i6 fann sic
peeB &nebbden feen Slut bergieBen
laben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

Mnprn6sboIl. Mafn:
sd babe gar nihts 6agege,1, 6ob Du
Old Ser Grauenbetuegu,tg orfdIie.
Beit! go ridffitdnoig BIN id ni9t -
un6 meme Sttriintpfe fart,1 id ,1l,r our
Notb felber ftopfen, uenn Du ribt oie
i3eit oafiir fin6eit."
Srau: .Sa, nber tper ffopft sic
meinigen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

Aus Ser &aierne. = Sel6.
mebel: uSagen Gle NAL, Maper
mann lit 6es &aiiers @eburtstag?"
Maper: v@ann's 8raten un0 Ga.
lat gibt!"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

Come ia or phone orders for G-5 son rye Rainier and OyuP4 t=-r, delivered gc your hl4s by The Mas est e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
AS OTHERS ssE rER.

The tl-e ,s --e s---,- old szr-- CT Col-as- y-g. sl.ea has 5-- -s-r than ysea-y y-4rs .-v. l-
 Iogs ca sglLleasl.-- Alaska -- yalsa a srs l4ys 4-a a4s --a.-e- ou a reef oH Jage I---- E
 told l our .a.-s-agl.- columns
 g4lAe-e- Evry yvlrs asg sle --es her place Ja 1e Fa4 E.ses l-g and zza Do Nyp ! rz. -ll aae- 4 larger and finer s--al-r a4z needed chen, she was sent aro-ld --r hlrl l san Franese,. and uaAlg J3ok 1es place ol Jle Alaska --- sle s-s good boat and a4s considered safe once ll a aLLr s-e Ian o- -l rocks bat u14lr1 or aI high --s sui oonuuurt l1 make her rr1s Ibegs are peogle L Gr4l-s Fass sh1. a1ea 1L-s steamer and Lsy asre yogns made Grips Eo4 EGl River to Nra fogk o- gzg thea a- crfJs boat and A-1r made tle Alas a, run oa her lll Lrr old t--e-- uow Ess b1rgd .l llr--yrE a--lrs plyhout yyyl a hope Of resarvllgl
 Grants Pass lO-esoa Culaer
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
rtse UNDER rzs SMOKE.

M0ra than egg llG.c-Zel-s d-E ECle ssl1us. iu sge4keE Canon loa-e -o-l .f. sloa uA. ueEe s gseag lI lre a11ez -ao smoke ut llEr-g-l1l sl-l- las long ba-a Eslns lro4 l4u,l-- aud FsrlulJa oJl-ly H-,1 s-ca 4 beginning Jl- cad .-4lg. lr .lre-1lI ylI ., z e,.le-- L-l gav ut ,le al sglLz - Aue--y4l Po-y-es a-s Byel lLlJIgEul
 T1e Indictments gt ,-e gaals -ar zee t-1r-.yE and l-- ,-y e---ar Clac-aaa-.. lgsv-Le. a-l Lllgv llaualL1rs. lUE .T4-l .- ,l- yg- usyJs -s alo--gE .----rJgg-zs cd crane uleEe lrge las ---s -er- ---- .4-S r. ogTE-P-e- l- b g-vol --. ,oa- -.-uls - --V l--.>-.a. affairs o- Cl1-l--- -4sv yge- s l-4 70 --e gshLe has been Jed e. 1--1s- ly common Ev9ors --1 1y -- -eas gs yle tay Cor l4lg y54Ez 1-,k
 The Teyelz-s- Q, o-s-ysa.g .-le hlymg aud selling .- A-4-s -g-l., confirmed --s sv-g--l ----. -- --ss, aho z2sa sJaa .l -- --l- ---A asrd OAlo El,eg ou------. ---- -les were t-E ge-Ja -1y --r-L .-.-. %. A@er-c4Z morality aud A-es---- --- .zyusllg Ig aes -.l s.g4. s--s- e. mel s-o agE1 familiar a.-- Adam glualy conditions
 hlvEe L5Iy s --g- smoke %. loLLl- a-l suF.s--l-- s--l--. .-yre s s-E- l1 9e -g -s- g. -g-la sF4Lasl le s---1 --- As---zL sls-,-s HLal1 ollu-l---ss .-e lg- eaz--.-l l,lralaed 1y -leE Oa- -.----zs. l-zs lyas ll-rsss cd a---sg-v4- .o---g ..ul arc --le.s.--- Llale-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

Wld Rose Lard. pounds, 55e 5 polnds, s5c; lQ pounds, Sl.l3. A@ FFyelBgUhn Go
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
IN \ BAD NAY
MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL FEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INFORMATION

Mhsa yGuF back giyes 0ut,
 Becomes lane, gslk 0r acL-ls
 When urinary troubles set ia,
 T04r Kidneys are tl a bad aAy
 uo4us Kidney Flls atl cure you.
 Hars s good evidence Co prove --
 Fred 2. Su.yz. lze5 ?. s.. San D-es9. Cal. s4ys. 'l can rJtJ---i--i- DJala Kidney Plls a.s1-y and A.- says 1J s1 shel 4a 0Pplsl-l.-! t-- e1Es. TaEy have 10ls m1 sEsa- deal ot s10d and many psTso-s 1t 4y zeQuain-Alls have also taken .ham silh benefit u April 1897, ! Fl5Lely recommended D0als hillS! PiIs and aL JA.s uIs ! am pleased LJ speak l 1zG praise as4ll. "A ssFsrs attack 0f klllsy trouble brought oa DO doubt. 5y a cold. --ls- sd me much suffering Ny back De- cane s0 lane that [ could scAI~1N s-91g aud 4L lmes is a4s oug through A great effort l1Ag sas able Co .r.ss after sILlls ] had seen -0-l 5 Kidney PuLs s1 highly EGclLll11l5- -zal ! finally procured 1CL and .l uy delight they gave ne prompt t- lsr After 2 had finished the con -sa.s my back sss as strong as -,1lr and au trouble E0m uy kll4Jss --7- appeared. AbClg "a yvzr ago -A- another attack Ut b4tka-hs but - aas quickly removed through --- -se Js U1als Kidney Pi--s-
 Eur saIs By ali l=4i-Ea FE..1 .. selLs. Poster Mt.1-ru ~u.. e---aA N-a Ygrk cole agents ,-r Ja= Lu.lr. SLAL-s
 Remember ns uau- Ds4a'z -Al. -sk- no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

Weather observation at Chrk's Ranch @ niles north oI Moore's whartl
 Maximum temP. pasE 24 hrs above Minimum th,va Mean aboya
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

Aa eastern grvaeaer prug-zez a re- wal of Lae old custom gs dividing JAe ooasrssa-ga aeoor1.ls Go sell ne mea Jo oeel3y tle gvss 0l ole s.de Of ths church and lls women Co s.t iB lAe psgs oa le other side. Tbs s beeause the men complain thzt hey can't s-e oyer yF aro-l- ths w0meas big hats A Better aay To solve the gr0bleu so--5 os- to sat apart a certain number lt peEs F1vzs Ihs ladies could deposit taeE hats rLen o5uld tae sy glance oe a8g-tea and bon ooali ooaeeaIall Laeir t.- thoughts apoa he sU-EElal aspect gf theu surrO1ldi1ss -Prilce Rupert Empire
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

A fine mld temperance EDk Is lhe pure wholesome beer made from -he sparkling w4lars oi gumW4-ar FaIls, and the Eery best barley nal, a.Jh i1sI ls right proportion ei choicest grown hops E-eVel a5 on. g the OEup-4 ages.ss company can brew For sale aI Las Board 1E Tra-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
P.rsrsshniua

The arc of producing pleasing seenie saest by means og tre is generally sup posed ,1 have had irs rise iu China m vers rrul5te times. bat the secret of constructing fireworks remained un- known tu Europeans ti'i abour tne tairteeulh eelury when Jhe SuoWe s,ise % guur8vdeT crepg in frou ihs east when psroteehaical displays al- u..sF st ouer lyeaUa popular through 51s tl- continent
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
Ssls8lt aEnaER REPORT

o-:-a-;-o-s-2-s--a-s-A-.--
 Rsselts os he observations taken at MooFas WhaTf al midnight February s6, JsIl, is as follows
 rempeFaEgTe Hue osserSat'U s3aoevs Max. temp preCedins ss bours 86 above
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
-RA1ssNaL ORDER oF zAaLsa

Resa.ar meetings Q. 5Sa5ssy Aegs No -l. Eral-gu4l u.--r 1g Ea5,es lssg aud --E- t al.as.ass sn e,e- alula, I- J--r 4-- -- sl.l4 Aseau- tJ s.-1 D. u s1arp,
 Al I sUg-.s 4r, requested ,0 Dc 4eselt -al ..---- brothers are -u i,ld -J 4IJa-L
 BLAZER WHEELER, Worthy Pres
 M Aa..e. uu.--s >rcF-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
BENEVOLENT AND PROTEC TiVE
 ORDER OF ELNS,

Skassay Lodge, No. 43l. B. P. O. Elks. meets he FTsg and Third Thurs lay evenings la each month a- S-3t D. m. Visiting brothers are cordially Invited
 FRED CALLARNNN. S-sy X elr-.Al -l.l-aLsa .s lN-.a-gt t "a lSLLu- a.lyg.r7-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
=sEs AND AccE7vE0 MAsoNS

desu,ar meetings r, A-a-t s'tSs -gIs No ..s rr-e and -asa.- sa,1l- .al l.lr.s ,-4,s aaa -.a---. 4- 5 g -- saa-s, az .is .l. 4a- - s-ar-l -ye-l'
 Su.elr-aa- a.- .--l--l- H-ll.yr- .-e s=luesl-l Co usry Ella us
 H- ". Kirby. Sec.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
lIREeIaRf QF FRsIERglI SOCIETIES
ARCTIC ssoTHEFsooD.

Regular meetings ar Camp Ssls gay. No .. syeg Tuesday at Ss5 clock sharp u A B. aaIl Bros gay
 Visiting brothers are cordially ,u f,Jed
 j. j. Chambers, A- c, x. J DOAeEy, A. R.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

Bfg Sunday s just u1s ssa-lls Bs dsm n Coum5ls Ohio r mishl bs of some public braen- t Billy w0ul1 chase aIs sau-4l.c Ma jssty out ot tle woods down .l Adams County .-F0rtIalI Telegram
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

U ls said thal Nes Y0Ek .s threat sned wlA a sarsr famine Wazg can have happe1sd Co Wan S-eet2-EL.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

A szndpat taria wosshi8gsr you'd a. accept reciprocity. even though hs got hs best of i--EG
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
THE LION SERMON.

The picturesque interior of the
Church of st. Katherine Cree, Lead
entail street, E. c., was last night
filled with a congregation drawn from
many parts to hear the Lion Ser
mon" City churches have many
quaintnesses discoverable fer the dig
ging, but St. Katherine Cree has two
features which distinguish it from the
rest. These are the Flower Sermon, &"
usually preached in Whitsun week, in
stituted by former rector, DR.. Whit
timore and the Lion Sermon"
The latter is the expression of a
benefaction left for that purpose by
Sir John Gayer, VINO died in 1919.
This years sermon had additional in
terest, the preacher being Rev. f. r.
Gayer, vicar of Snittertield, Warwick
shire, descendant of the founder
Sir John Gayer, Lord Mayor of Lon
don, was a distinguished merchant
and adherent of King Charles !, Tor
whose sake he endured many trials
and troubles, among them imprison.
ment in the Tower, loss of his Alder
manship, the imposition of heavy
fines, and although a stanch Royalist
was seemingly as cantankerous as
any of his Roundhead opponents. AS
merchant he travelled in the Turk
ish dominions and India, and it ap,
pears that on one occasion, having
wandered away from his party, he
lost his way in the desert.
Among the terrOrs of the situation
| a lion confronted him, but, as Sill
John Gayer believed, in answer to his
prayers and vows of charitable in
tent, the beast did not attack him
but made off from his neighborhOod
and soon after he was discovered by
his friends, who were searching fol
him.
SO impressed was Sir John will
his providential deliverance tina
among many other noble benefaction
he left the sum of e20O for the u.s.
of his parish church lin front of TN
altar of which he lies buried), spec
flying particularly that a sermon
should be preached on the subject o
the providence of God and the Eff
cacy of Prayer" on the anniversar
of his wonderful escape from the jaw
of the lion.-London Standard.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
JEFFERSON DAWS'S
DEFENSE OF HIMSELF

ill-treatment of General Price by me.
His letters do not permit me to believe
that he is a party to any such com
plant. If, as you inform me, it is
'credibly said that / have scarcely
friend and not defender in Congress
or in the army yet for the sake of
our country, and it's cause / must hope
it is falsely so said, as otherwise our
fate must be confded to a multitude
of hypocrites. II would be easy to
justify the appointments which have
been made of brigadier-generals by
stating the reasons in each case, but
suffice it to say that l have endeavor.
ed to avoid bad selections by relying
on military rather than political
recommendations; and upon the evil
dence of service where the case was
one of promotion 1t is easy to say
that men are prescribed because of
their political party. Look for your
self and judge by the men filling the
offices whether | have applied party
tests. When everything is at stake
and the united power of the South
alone can save us, it is sad to know
that men can deal in such paltry com
plants and tax their ingenuity to SLAM
der because they are offended in not
getting office.
Il will not follow the example set
me and ascribe to them bad motives
but deem it proper to say that the eff
feet of such assaults, so far as they
succeed in destroying the confidence
of the people in the administration of
their government must be to diminish
our chances of triumph over the
enemy, and practically do us more
harm than if twice the number of men
/ can suppose to be engaged in such
work were to desert to the standard
| of Lincoln. You are, no doubt, correct
/ in your view of the propriety of keep
! ing volunteers in the field, but you will
not fail to perceive that when a small
force is opposed to a large one, the
alternative is to retreat or fortify
some strong position, and as did Gen
eral Jackson at New Orleans, thus
compensate for the want of numbers
But the strength of an army is not
merely dependent on numbers; an
other element is discipline and in
structiOn. The first duty now is to
increase our forces by raising troops
for the war, and bringing out ali the
private arms of the country for the
public defense. If we can achieve our
independence, the office-seekers are
welcome to the one l hold, and for
which possession has brought no al.
ditiOnal value to me than that set
upon it when before going to Mont.
gomery | announced my preference for
the commission of a general in the
army.
accept my thanks for the kindness
which YOU have manifested in de,
Tending me when so closely surround
ed by evil reports. Without knowing
what are the many things you have
supposed me to have done, and whicr
were disproved, l venture to say if the
supposition was based on the state
ments of these reputable authors be
fore noticed that | was more worthy
of your defense than you believed
when making it,
Very respectfully, your friend,
JEFFERSON DAVIS"