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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16

alton, would tend to invite invest
are far too small for the purpose
originally intended by the men who
made up the state of Nevada in its
beginning.
Naturally the members from Lyon
county are lighting this division. They
are like the large land holders and
dislike to even hear OF a proposed cut
in their holdings 1t is a matter of
equity to the state and not the four
countaies involved. The Lyon county
delegation says leave us alone, we are
all right The other counties say that
leave us alone is not an argument
and by look at the map it will be
noted that the counties involved in
the land division can be adjusted to
a vast benefit for the largest number
OF people. and this is what legislation
is called on to perform for the people
of a state.
1t is expected that the matter will
be taken up within a few days and
fried out 1t is hoped that the rep
resentatives of the state at large who
are now asse:.,bled will look at this
move on the line of equity and not
political or sectional. Low taxes and
fair division is supposed to be the
best incentive to invite investment
by outside home seekers and manu-
faeturers. By making the county di-
vision as proposed it will. i'll the end.
be a vast benefit to the entire state
and that is the aim of every man who
has the interest Of Nevada at heart
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16
Printer Dance
to be a Hummer

The much talked of Printers dance
is one of the events OF the season that
so many are looking forward to with
anxiety and expectation. They have
promised something new in the way
of entertainment and all are wonder
ing just what it will be The various
committees are hard at work getting
everything in shape and there is no
doubt but one of the best social affairs
in the way of dancing of the season
will be provided on the evening of
the 2Sth. The printers are we'll known
as lavish entertainers and are going
to make good on this score when the
evening for their dance arrives. They
have attended everybody's dances for
years and this is their first attempt in
this city to give a dance for other
people to attend SO just hold out
one dollar for a ticket and be on hand
in time to take in the grand march.
Remember the date, February 2Sth
Frank Folsom, OF Reno. is spend
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16
A Great Play
is Promised

Tales OF Alaska have been written
by many authors, but none have so
universally reached the hearts OF the
people as Rex Beach's latest and best
effort, THE Barrier" 1t Is said that
every writer some day reaches the
summit OF his lifes work and gives the
world his best, his mightiest effort.
So it is with Rex Beach. All admir-
he gave us THE Spoilers" with a
bound he leaped into the foremost
rakns OF present day writers; but
with the appearance of "The Barrier"
he at once out-distanced his compel
itors and took the place as the pre-
mier fiction writer of the day.
Every character in this great work
is so finely dawn and so clear in its
distinctiveness that the reader is
tempted to believe that the writer
must have lived each life himself.
The most startling situations are
approached with such delicacy and
handled with such artistic contrast
that the play is one series of thrilling
surprises. After phenomenal rur
at the New Amsterdam Theater, New
York City, the play now goes on the
, road for a transcontinental tour O
the country.
The date selected for the long-de
layed tour of THE Barrier to appear
in this city at the Opera House is OF
Tuesday evening. February 2lst.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16

been able to handle the inflow OF
water on the lower levels.
/ Parties who have visited the lower
end of Little Valley where the water
spread after leaving the gorge, state
! that it is simply vast lake of ice
and frozen snow By the absorption
OF the water by the snow it pre-
vented food and great damage to
the V. & I. R. r. at FEanktown and
possible damage to the farmes and
holdings in that section Of Washoe
Valley 1t is believed that the water
will gradually go off by the natural
channel and prevent any damage
when the flood waters of spring ar
rive
The condition OF Charlie Jones con-
tinues to improve and it is now be-
up and around As the days pass his
mind is growing clearer on the matter
and he states that he can remember
the circumstances that led to his es-
cape. Up to the present time no one
had been able to advance theory
as to the breaking of the dam. The
water in the reservoir was compar-
atively low There ha dbeen no rains
to loosen the snow above and unless
il was the extreme high wind forcing
the ice against the e1nbankment there
is no other plan to base theory on.
The unusual amount of snow in
that section will prevent repairs be
ing made at the reservoir until late
in the summer, when the Water Com
pany will place concrete dam that
will be storm proof A new site will
have to be selected for the station
keepers house, as tn cold one was
completely wiped out.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16
Change Tonight
at Park Theatre

THE NEW FLOOR in the theater
is completely finished and all is in
readiness for an unusually fine pro-
gram tonight when the following pic
lures will be shown
Cowboys Stratagem,
Cranberry Sauce,
Almost a Hero,
The Last of the Saxons and Cor
sican Vendetta
Mr.. Fred Blockford, the silver
tongued barotine, will render several
selections and the orchestra will fur
nish the latest music
Popular prices of 10 and 20 cents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16
COLD WAVE

The coldest weather of the season
is being experienced in Tonopah and
other southern town. The temper
ture dropped uncomfortably near the
zero mark. The winter up to this
time has been decidedly mild in that
section of Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16
SENATE-Morning

ScNA xE-MOTuu&
Senate met at IL o'clock. Prayer
by Rev. McCreary. Governor Oddie
occupied chair with the President
Ross.
On introduction and first reading
the following bills were introduced
$. b. No. 65, Dolf-Location OF
mining claims. Referred to Com
mittce OF Mines.
s. b. No Go, Kcndall-Act provid-
ing for revenue OF the state. Referred
to Committee on mines.
s. b. No. 81. Heffernan-Granting
right of way for railroad in Es-
meralda Referred to Committee on
Railroads.
\. r. 32, Robins-Rcgulating fees
oi Justice of Peace in National Re-
ierred to Humboldt delegation.
On third reading.
s. b. No. 45-Reorganization of
School Supervision. Action post
poned.
A. h. 80. Salter-Lcavc Of abscnce
for state employees Tallman moved
to strike out enacting clause. lost
Bill passed IL to 7.
A. b. "a. Schmits-Prevention OF
wearing lodge emblems by non lodge
members. Laid on table.
s. b. Is. Tallman-Stae dental bill.
Lost 9 to 10.
s. Il. No. 2S-Act to provide water
law for the state Special order for
Monday 2 p, m.
S. b. 52-Authorizing bonds for
Douglas county. Passed.
Sen. Sub. for a. b. 26-Preventing
the discharge OF employees on account
OF labor affiliations. Passed
;. u. No s4-Reorganization oi
school systems. Passed.
Recess until p. III.
ASSEMBLY-Morn
Roll call Prayer by Rev. Horni-
day Reading OF journal dispensed
with. Various committees filed re-
ports. Ayrcs of Reno called to chair
TO preside while Speaker took seat
in body OF house and presented a
bill to amend the state oath.
s. u. 81. Bclzar-Bonds for Mineral
county. Esmeralda delegation.
s. r. 40. Rcymcrs-Bonds for Lyon
county. Lyon county delegation.
A. J. c. r. 10, Froclich-Amend-
inc state oath. Judiciary Committee.
A. p. 40. Campbell-Gencral cor
poration law. Judiciary.
A. b. l20-Appropration for adver-
tising educational advantages OF the
state. Ways and Means.
A. B. 12l. Salter-Act relating to
marriage. Roads and highways.
A. II. l23 Malloy. Regarding
dangerous cmployments. Mines and
Mining.
A. u. IA Malloy--Act providing
for appointment oi Bailiffs TOR Dis
irict Courts. Judiciary.
A. b. l25. Ayres-Rela,ing to
election frauds. Judiciary Committee
A. y. 10. notwithstanding
certain persons from entering sa-
looms. Public Morals.
A. Il. l27. Dripdale-Forcing cor
porations TO file statements with
county recorders. Judiciary.
Third reading OF bills
Resolved into committee al the
whole with Jones oi Wa,hoc IN the
chair TO further consider n. u. -.
Bill read. no amendments made and
recommendation made that bill do
pass.
Sub. for A. Il. 52-Taken from
bottom OF file and placed upon third
reading and final passage. Amend
mcnt offered that words Surveyor
General and State Engineer be
changed to read Lieutenant Governor
and Secretary Of State
Amendment lost by division OF
house. Roll call demanded and prior
decision sustained.
Recess until go.
SENATE-Afternoon
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16

Best of pictures. finest orchestra
music and the most popular place to
spend the evening at the Grand
Theater
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16
VISITING THIS CITY

Mrs. Thies of Reno, sister OF Henry
Higgins, is visiting in this city for a
short time
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16

are expected and sojourners are In
sited to be present
By order If the w. M.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16
TO TONoPAH

Congressman Roberts departed
for Tonopah last evening where he
had been called upon some legal busi-
ness for client.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16

A number of Smith Valley people
are visiting Carson
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16
SAGEBRUSH DANCE

TIL FEBRUARY = This
date for the Fourth Dance
Dance of the series of
SageDrush Club Dances, with the
effort to make this the best, planning
it as an entirely informal and jolly
affair.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16
MASONS ATTENTION

A stated communica-
ton Of Carson Lodge
No. |, F. & A. NJ
will be held Thurs
day evening at 7:3(
o'clock. All member :
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-16

Frank Folsom, of Reno. is spend
ing the day in this city
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16

Dnrit greift Sen 5bierf0rper penig<
itens ebenio ltarf on, wie &llnger. -
5oaten trot aller 5orgfalt oen 9iib=
nern sic admme, aeblapen ooer ST.
be erfrieren, 10 miiiien sic erfrore1lelr
Ibeile mit Sdnee geriebel ooer III
9dnee gebiiQt meroen. 0anab @aih=
ur1gel1 nit Mlaml6l Jung q @r. al1f
80 @r. @oiier), ipater intel1lipe gil=
rcibulg nit &aieline ooer 9aumol.
Sci 6rpittcl1len on Sen SiiBen lit 5lt=
nadlt allb NIT 5dnee ooer faltem
@uller fraftig %ein5ureibell; ipater
mirft aber m1beroroentlid gut 0as
Mnpinleln nit @ouenlteinl0in, Jung
Ct 30 bis 3O), pocr bas l1eberitreiden
ser ongei6mollenen Sbeile nit Sem
ein menig al1gefeudteten @0Qenltein=
ltift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
Sin bic 9cicr aukcrbab stearns
EDmntk.

Mue 2cier oes uytoroltern>" sic nidt
in Stearns County mobner, iin6 ebet1<
10 freunolid mie 0ringen6 eriubt> if
re 3oblungcu fir oieies Ylatt, per.
mtttelit Graft ooer @eloanmeiiung
ein5uiet0cn. 8ir mod)ten, oab ale 9e-
ler ii9 Sic BON uns gebotene @elegen=
felt, gegen gorausbe5a6lung oes 8lat=
teS in Sen 8elib elmer berrliden Nrd=
ME 81 gelangen, 5unuben maiden. %
eS nun aber I'M eren reilen0en Mgen=
ten niGt mog1ib lit, bel allen lunic=
rcn Mbonnenten por5uiprehen, bepor
oie Musmabl Ser i60nen Yrdmien per-
grifen iein miro> 10 liegt es i'm 5nte=
reiie 0erielben, 0as Gels 0ircft nah
Ser office gu ienoen, morauf promp-
te 3uienoung ser gemiinidten Brd.
mite erfolgen miro. BUR gntgegen-
nabme Ser einen ODER Ser an0eren Sic,
ier mertbpouen Yramien gegen @or-
n,sbe5ablung 0es rMor0itern" o1f ein
Sabr laoet ergebenit Elm Sic
rNuroitern" =9rnfgeieQidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
@ieien nit %id)led)tem @rasbetartoe,

Ser nanrentli6 8inien, 56adtelbalm,
5auerardiler lt1o Mooie aufmetlt, itno
fir Diiugung u1ro @flege empfanglid
uno liefern bel iacbgemaBen gerbel=
ierun0smaBnabmen raid iteige10e ST.
trGge. @pr olle1 9ingcu lit es mo-
tbiA, lid) oapon 81 iiber5eugen, oh Dor
fmlcene Mb5ugsgraben INTO &inne11
scoliuet lino. Mnoernfalls lino iie nel1
an5ulegen, lnno miro 0a5l1 u1ter lln1=
ltui,1oen oie &atbert6eiluu1g BON Spe=
5ialfahleuten n0tbig lein. &anoelt es
lib Inn gr0Bere 6lad)en ulro I'M B1e<
lenbooeu, aus SEM ii6 anldeiael1o ct
mas n1ode1r l6Bt, mie man II. q. an
gut g%epflegten Mahburmielen erten=
fen fan>1, 10 bieten Ole Sbl1len SIT
@ittitod u1o &0nigsberg nit @lelen-
bauflalieu ulo @ieieubaulebren Gele=
gen6eit SIT praftiiden Mnleitunge1.
Nls erlte Mobnabme sur @erbelierung
elmer ihledten @ieie fonllat Sic Salt
de- l11b 9atrineoiinglung 1T 6rage,
INN Sen notbigen 5tiditoff 5u5ltfiib=
rem. Stcbt &onrpoit sur @erfiignng,
10 miro lid Sic @iel e e ionoers rald
erbolcu. An @anoelsoiingermitteln
gibt MON 5pei 3e1tner SbomaSme6l
unb 5 3entl1er Saint pro Worgen.
@eiterbin lit sic @ieie ole Sabre SIT
oii1ae1, lino 5wor obmed)lelno nit
@ompoit, 2atrine un6 &a%noelSounge<
mitteln; Die &ainitgabe fann San1
alrf 300 Yfo. perringert tperoel1.
Smlergr1ie r, Moole etc. meroen balo
perldlpinoel1, uuo sic grnte miro Der
Menge lu1o Site nad 1id)tbor 5lll1eb=
men.
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&am5 mmo Sol.
Sic 9Mnscritattc

liegt gemobnli1 an Ser nteoriglten
5teQe. oes @eh9fts> reip. es bat lid)
ol,rd, sic 9iil1gerubfllbr nno Sen
@o1er5uflub allmoblib cine @ertlc=
llnlg acbilDet. mpbil1 alleS Don Den
1diid3ern ser St1lle l1uo a1Seren @e=
bdtl,nen abflitBcnoe Negcnmaller lei
neu @eg ,1i1nut, meld)es MN cen
Ginger allalangt u10 Damn lpobl 1odb
lorgiom in Sen 5trabe1graben abge=
leitet miro. Mit ser brmlnen 3itn=
uerial,dle flie6eu aber sic mcrtbppu=
item @e1tauotbeile oeS Giingers, Sic
Eflan5emrabritoffc, fort. 9ei ltarfeln
@oNer5ufll1B fann aQeroings Ste
brol1ne Sal1d)e 10 peroiinnt lein, oaB
sic Nbfllbr inn Sal1d)enfub nidt lobnt,
ourl1nl n1lb mani oafiir lorgel1, bab
nidt SIT piel Megermaiier binein=
f%on1r1t. Mou mlB Sic 0iingerltatte
nit cil1en1 gcpflaiterten pOer gel1tolt=
ertel1 @erilue umgeben, Ser Moller=
fro>15 = Sic Mouididlt ml1b na9
ullben geneigt lein, l,n Oas lplloe Mal=
Ter obsulcitcn. sll,d) lino Sic Sonne11=
l1rablcn m0glid|lt BON oem Ginger
fullfcn absuboltcn. = 2nrd) 1tarfe
Gi;nrirfunaen Ser Concentration
trpd,1rt Ser Iii1uer ans. Sic ;3erieb=
lGl1 nig1l,1t eileu nll5l1 rald)en Ger=
!aui u,a Ser Ginger perbrenmt. Mtan
pflegt sic 7iinaerltatte o1 Ser Noro=
leite oes Stalles au5ulegelr, linn ollrd
ous @eliltoe Sem Ginger Shattel1
5lt aehel1. Grlaa,beu Sic lpirtbldottli=
d,en @crbaltuillc Sic Nproluge nid)t,
10 unpflan5e mani Sic Ginger tdtte
nit @oiil1n1el, am belten nit Noppeln
ooer 2iuSen. ooer n1ol1 perl ebe lie nit
eil1eu Sduboude, oos auf billige Mel=
le nit &eiiig bergel tellt meroen foun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
Oerlt1g linft iofort erbebli6; Sic Wild
lelblt gerinnt leidt BENT &oden uno
hlttert un9 falt id)merer.
Gin taslid)cs @rten bes @inbpicb'
ifnnfir3

lit int Sllterelie ser Ibiere ge6oten.
Sober praftilde 2anomirtb weib, 0aB
lih onf sic @ont ser 1biere fort1pab=
reno 5dnu1t ullo Stau6 ablagert,
oab sic abgeBoBenen @al1ptartifelhen
poer Mbidilferungen, iomie sic Siid=
itaroe ser Ma,soiinltllngsltoffe oa5l,
geeignet liu0, sic Eoren Scr &ant 81
peritopfen lao oaB ale 6ieie I'm tan=
Sc ol,b sic Sc lmobeit 0es Sbieres
beeinf(uBen miilien. 9efimoen iid Sic
Sbiere int 3ultunoe Ser Jrei6eit, I'M
Matur3ulta1oe, al1f Ser 8eioe, 10 1T
Elm Ylrsen nid)t e%rforoerlid, oenn nn=
ter 0ieien Gerbaltniiien milien Tie
0ur6 Sdiittelr, @al5en auf 0em So
Sen, 2efe11, &roeen uim. lid ielbit oes
@autidmllbes 5l1 e~l,tleoigen. 3nOelr
flibrt Ser @illo Sen lol en Stallb nit
lib fort .lrno ser Megen maid)t itets
ei1en betrddtliden lbeil Des 5hnu1=
bes aus. @an5 onoers aber ltebt es
tint Sic int Stolle an Sic &rippe ge=
fellelten Sbiere. Dieie fins 1ribt inn
5tanoe, iid ielbit bon 6em Staube,
Sent S6n11be nnO &otbe 81 befreien,
neil Tie an %freier, miQfiirlider 8e=
lpegl1ng gebir0ert meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
Prdmten-Itff*

8ie0erl1m beftn6en mir uns inn Ne=
iibe elmer groBen MuSmabl berrlider
&rdmien. @er BON uniern 2eiern iei<
nen &iiditon0 alf sen uMor6itern"
un0 oa3u nod Elm Sabr I'M @oraus
6e5ablt, lit our Nusmabl irgen0 elmer
Ser nad}itebena angegebenen 8ramien
6eredtigt:
8egem 500 egtra.
@offine, @qno Noltiue, @rbuuungs=
8l16.
2egenoe Ser @eiligen, nit gol0ge=
prebtem 9eGel uno berrli6el1 6ar=
benorl1d=8il6ern.
- &iele unierer Mbonnenten ba=
ZEN sic iquitrierte @eiligen 2egen0e
beiteut. Dielen oiene 5ur Ma6ridt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
&enmseidlcn scr Grfranfmng.

an Mu1l l,1o &lal1eniel1be beim Min0=
picb. @en1inoerte ooer feblenbe 6reB=
llit, m%1teroriiftes @ieoerfaltel1, Mlrs=
fluff oes peru1ebrt abgel onoertell
5dleims u1o 5peid)els in lauge11,
sdbcu Str1>,gen aus SEM Mo1le, 5eit=
meile @e}pegluug oes &iefers NIT 0eut=
lib id%motenoem Son, Ola ie1 an Ser
Sl11enf l4d)e Ser 2ippel1, 0en 5ubnlo=
len @ono oes Sberfief ers, Ser 31nge
l1no @afenihleimbGl1t, gelegentlid)
al1d am 6lpbnrol,l, melde Mlo ber=
item uno ml1,1oe, lhmer56afte, meiter=
fin obbeilenoe SteQen 5uriidlalien
(Maulleude). gtma gleid5eitig bier
NIT entiteben an einem oOer metre
rem @lieomaBen 8laien an Ser &aut
rnmittelbor iiber oem &lallenidah,
nan1entlib int &lnuenlpalt inns nad)
Sen 8ouen ST.. 3obei 5eiaen Sic
lbiere 5dmer5eu an Sen 6iiBen, lie
gen piel, iteben ldper auf nno gehe11
gelpam1t ooer labm (&lauen ie1d}e).
Sci ein5elnen erfronften Sbieren Bill
Sen it6 auBer0em al1d fleinere 8la=
lem ant Gutter, namentli@ an Sen 81
ben, ferner an Sen Sdam be5p. SEM
@o0eniad un6 o1f ser Sal1t am
@rl1noe ser &0rner. Die Mildobion=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
Bic @ei(iaelhaltmna int @imtcr

lit maBge6euo fir 0as @eoeiben rep.
Sic 9eiitu1gsfdbigfeit oes @efliigels
inn uaditen CONNER. Mel1B oas @e=
fliigel inn @inter 6roit leioen ODER
leil1e 3eit in o%unfeln, eliigen, n1dt
reingebaltenen Stalen nim. 5ltbri1l=
gen, 10 leibet es 10 itarf, ooB es ben
grDiBten 5beil ser nadfolgeuoen Son1=
mer5eit u0tbig fat, Inn iidl mieoer 81
erbolen. gs lit aa1d 81 beaGten, ooB
Sic Tiitterl1ng cine I'M 10 lorglamere
>1no reidlidere ieilr mltb, lie FILTER es
lit; oenl1 bei Sem @efliigel lomobl, ais
aud) bel ollert anoeren Sbieren u5ebrt
sic &alte." slu6 fir binreid enoe Sc
tr6nfe lit ebenlogut gu iorgen; oenn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
Sgnc %Ggtra5ablnns.

Cine groBe Muslpabl pom @ebetbii=
6ern Die mir obne Nadb5ablung offe=
riren:
Ii;brer gum @immel, NIT groBenl
3rud uno ib0nem @inbanOe.
@ebete Ser &eiligen, Mittelgrobz
oruf un6 Morocco-ginbano
s9ubengel.
&erlen Ser Mnoabt, @eidjeinbar1o.
Stern 6es Sells, 8cibeinban0.
Saidengebetbud, WeiGein6ano.
Selus> meme 3uperltdt.
8almgartlein, idmmtlid id0ne
@ebetbiider NIT glattem o6er 500
rocco=@inbano uno @oloi6nitt.
Sic 9riitli6e Ml1tter Elm id0nes
8%ele6rungs= uno Grbauungsbu9 fir
6rauen.
Sic Bbilotbea, Elm berrli9es gr=
6auungsbu9, mel9es in feinem @ou-
lie feblen ioute.
Eolenfran5e metB, 16tpar5 uno far
big nit Diden un6 binnen &oral1en.
Si1 @nglii9 baben mir:
I'm for Seil1s, Elm groBereS Sud-
nit @ol0i6nitt un0 glattem 9c0erein=
hun0.
@ui0e to Yietp.
Sep Of &eaoen. ...
Bodet Hraper 8oof.
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Wcgcn 25f crtra
@ebet= 8i6er fir &onlmllnifante

8ebet=Gllher fur &on1ntlll11tantell
nit l1onem GeQuloio ginbanoe.
Falmgartleiu.
5iibrer gum @immel.
Seq Of &capen in englii6.
Bidder nit 5ammet=g inGall0 in
oeut1b uno englil6.
Sroit Ser armen Seelen, in ids.
nem, meibem 9e%oereinbano, init @olo.
ldnitt un0 groBem Crude.
Croft I'M SITTER, III 0emielben 8an0e
un0 nod grDBerem @rob0rud.
Ser 8aumgarten, elm grpBes Tor-
mat nit Mittclorud uno mei6em
Moroccc=@inba16.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16

oab oiele 8u9er, melde BON Deutib>
LAND be5ogen mer6en, nod nibt ange=
fommen iin6, 6aber uniererieits nm
Madiibt uno @ebulo ge6eten miro.
Die groBe @anofarte bon StearnS
gountp, mel1e einen mirfliden @ertb
BON $500 bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16

Gin fleiner Bug BON eir1em %offerel1
6enlter peruri o9t Grfaltung. 9febmt
guh in Mdt, aber menn Sic @rfdltung
fommt, gebrau6t Or. Mugult &0nig'S
@amburger 8rulttbee. St mirft BE-
r1biqen0 l1n6 betlen0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
8cbaltet Ben Mamcn.

6olep's @onep ans Sor fir aGe SUI
item uno grfaltungen, fir bdutige
gral1te, 2llftr06renent5ii110ung un0
fir ermatten0en Ga Grippe Sulten.
Seine Spiaten. @erneigert 5ltbiti=
|tute. Molitor 9rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
uMurofcru" =Galcnoar fir 1911
s 3pQ grpRe Yatent=S djccre fret.

GfeieS Sogr baben mtr ferner alS
8ramie cine 8 3oll groBe, iif ielbit-
i6arfenoe, Eatentideere, melbe mag
%netiiirt lit un6 0as ionit 10 bcihmerr
lide Mufnebmen BON Ma0eln uno
Stecfna0eln beiorat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
Sic 0rei Iebteren fins in fleinerem
Gormate uno elegant gebunoen.

Mebit @eididten- 8idern peridie-
oenen Snbaltes empfeblen mir unie-,
rem
uMuroHeru"- aalcuoar fir 1911
NIT idonen gr51blungen uno pielen
Sauitratio1en, Ser ia Don pergange-
men Sa5ren fer mobl6efannt, uno in
ben Sou fern unierer Mbonnenten 1ib
70 GROCER @eliebtNeit erfreut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16

bon lie 40 @cres planirt, uno mir oHsrtren bides 9onb, mel9es ts . IN
al 900 hen gder penaufen, in 40 Mder 8arde1en nit elmer fp1en s9s1cDI
ideu Nfooelfabt, 5u nr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
Mie cine GrfIltMna sl1 heilen

Mie cine grf1ltlng 81 beilen I'll
ei;le Srage, III Ste gerace iett ptele
il1terejiert iillo. Gbamberlains SILT
ltell-Mittel fat ieinen groben Sui
llno leiuen u1geGeuren Mhiab ourd,
leille merfmiir0ige @eill1ng BON gr-
fGltul1g. Mon fann iid itets 0aralli
perlalie1. s3lt f%al,fen Bel ser Molito1
Drug So.