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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13
YOSEMITE VALLEY.
Stream Erosion and Glaciers Bored the
Wonderful Gorge.

stream EROSION ana GidCteTS 6CTG0 Ene
Wonderful Gorge.
That the wonderful gorge known as
Yosemite valley owed its origin ttI
both the action of streams and of gla-
ciers is the conclusion reached in a
publication entitled sketch of 70
semitic National Park" issued by the
department of the interior.
Professor j. d. Whitney. the first
scientist to study the Sierra, thought
the deeply incased character of the
Yosemite valley to be the result of the
sinking of local block of the earth :
crust having the exact outlines of the
valley. Glaciers. he stoutly asserted.
had never SO much as entered it. Ga
len Clark believed the valley to have
originated by the exploding of num-
Der of close set domes of molten rock
subsequent stream and ice erosion
smoothing out the chasm to its present
form. Professor Silliman considered
the Yosemite as great rupture caus-
ed by subterranean forces-a rent later
partly filled with rock debris.
Clarence King was the first to point
out the prominent role which the ice
of the glacial epochs must have play
ed in the elaboration of the Yosemite
valley. John Muir goes further and
holds that the Yosemite. like all the
canyons and other features of the Sier-
ra Nevada. was scuptured lmost
wholly by ancient glaciers. In con
trast TO this view is that Of Fl. w.
Turner and several others, according
to whom the Yosemite is nothing but
a stream cut valley which has suffer
ed little If any modification at the
hands of the ice, but which owes much
Of its peculiar shaping to the influence
Of the strong vertical joints displayed
in its walls
Willard ID. Johnson. a close student
OF ice erosion, considers the Yosemite
and Hetch Hetchy valleys to be prod
ucts of stream erosion, subsequently,
widened by the characteristic sapping
action of the ice. Others. notably E.
G. Andrews of New South Wales and
Douglas w. Johnson. have followed.
all uniting in attributing considerable
Importance to glacial erosion. but diff
fering somewhat in their estimates of
the amount of work they believe
should be assigned to it.
The most probable explanation is
that the Yosemite and Hetch Hetchy
valleys both have been developed
through stream erosion and have later
been greatly deepened and enlarged
by repeated ice invasions: further. that
they owe their strangely clean cut.
moat-like forms and the diversified
sculpturinc Of their cliffs to the strur
ture of the country rock. which con
trolled the action of the eroding agent
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13
CONVICT MAKES ESCAPE
FROM THE COUNTY CAMP
JUST WEST Of KINGSTON
Continued from page one)

his automobile missing, and immedi-
ately concluded the convict had re-
turned and appropriated the car.
Later the second guard returned with
the missing automobile and the two
men returned to the camp at Kings
ton.
VIII Sanders, the missing convict,
is a tall, black negro, standing six
feet, one inch in height, and has a
bump or a wart on the lid of his left
eye. His home is in Tampa, but he
was sentenced at the last term of
the criminal court in this county to
one year on a charge of grand lar
ceny. The sherfff's office has been
notified of the escape and will push
the pursuit of the convict.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13
IMPROVEMENT NOTICES.

The amount of good work that
can be accomplished by a split
log drag is astonishing and must
be seen before believed.
II a community can't have a
good road it should have the
best road possible. Anything is
better than "bad" road.
The beneficent effects of good
roads flow to the city and the
hamlet as we'll as to the farmer.
They walk hand in hand in COM
munity of interest, and surely it
is picture beautiful to look up
on and sound at the core.
Good roads are indispensa Bile
to our growth and progress and
we must not falter or wait to
provide for them.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13
His Source Of Livelihood.

Solicitor Tin the West London Coun-
ty Court, to dehtor)- What are you
earning now?" Nothing"
His Honor-"Are you living on the
moon?" Debtcr-"No: On my wife,
His Honor-'Ten Days.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

The Woman-My husband is forty to-
day. You'd never believe that there is
actually ten years difference in our
ages.
The Man-Why, no indeed. I'm sure
you look every bit as young as he does.
New York American.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

II was after The distribution of prizes
prize" asked Iohnny'> mother. No"
answered Johnny. hut | got horrible
mention. Life and Labor
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

Such geese are we to fear the dark
When spirits we discuss
That very often then we mark
Goose flesh all over US.
kansas City Star
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

Don't make target Of the sky
When you in trade embark.
For you don't have to aim that high
To hit the dollar mark.
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

Mrs. Nagg-Before | married you
didn't know you were so grOuchy.'
Mr.. Nagg-I wasn't.-New York Sun
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

That talk is cheap she used to think.
But now she sees 1t puts a kink
In ones bank roll,
For she. poor soul,
Once met friend and stopped to CAB
While riding in a taxicab.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

Are you S;i,l looking for your dog?''
Yes"
why don't you put an ad in the pa
PERI
Whats the use? The dog can't
read."-Pittsburgh Press.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

"Great sale eh: commended he adj
vance agent been !, tine il the lob
by for several hoErs. SANE six peo-
pie. though explained the man in
the boz o.Ecp "S;iae people you saw
an hour ag1 The lire is being held up
by lady v,Hn * thinking of buying a
seat. washington Herald
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

A diner once ordered ragout
And thought that he'd taste something
nout
But he heaved a sad sigh
When the waiter drew nigh
And he saw twas nothing but stout.
Life
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

There is something reratric'0us
the matter with Miss Ma
"LoTdy day, IS 3 ker1 p"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13

she roli~t, a new electric hat,
,-t one in stock.
s. e vG = lrsjtery in her rat.
'Tu- niil gave dad a shock.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-13
| Historic /
IBlackguardsl|
| By
Albert P0yson Tsrhssns
n. r..s. rss.,.sssS az ,Sa ~ z x.xr .-& va
Jack Sheppard, the Dime
Novel" Boy

A C o q c b was
- h q 1t ed on
- H un II ow
Health, Eng
land, one moonlit
night by a masked
TO b b er. AS the
highwayman rode
up to the scared
driver, with levelsd
pistol. a girl leaned
out Of the coach
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
Sin tuirfianncs Mittcl gcgctt bic @urmt=
plage bel Yferben.

Sober Sarn1er unb Eferoebelibcr miro
erfreut ien,, OH einem u Wittel gez
gen bic gefiirdtetc @urmplage bel Eferz
Den 81 9oren! oas in Der fur5en Belt iei<
lles 8efanntieins gang eritaunlide &es
lultate gcSeitigt bat. gs iin0 Dies Die
aus Der alien 9Iein1at6 beriibergefomme>
men 9euretoz aapieln. sic iib in Der fir
3elten Seit Sauienbe bon Sreun0en erz
ipprben nno in Der Mustrcibung bon 8ur<
mern bel Eferhen als uniibertrefflit1 erz
lpicien baben. Mus @unberten por ba,,fz
barren 8riefen bon Sarneru, Sic Die Sop
leln benuben, gebt berupr, baB nadb Dem
Ginge6cn Don 3tpci &ap1eln @unoerte
bon Bots ale mDgliden 8iirmer bon
Eferoen abgingen. un0. baB Eferbe, bic
borDer mayer. hiiiig un0 1torriih tparen,
nae5 Dem Gingeben ser 8ap1eln 1ofort 8l,z
nahn,en nllb ale i6(es6ten @i9enldaften
perloren. Sic &irmer geben getp0bnlid
ldon ma6 einigen 5tllnben nad Dem GIN
geben Der @apieln tobt I'M Milte ab nno
lit bas 0iittel nm 10 ipert6bpuer, als es
obne %ipeitere l1mitGnbe uno obne Sutterz
iped1el ieoem Eferbe lei6t %ein9egeben
perSen fann. Nuf aQen Sarmen, mo
Sferbe gelaltcn iperbeu, iouteu gerabe
iebt ieoem ein8i9en 5biere a,pei Ser Sap
ieln CUR 8orlidt berabrei6t tperben, alld)
ipenn iid Die Haraiiten auberlih nodj
nidt ben1ertbar gemadt haben. Sic Sap
ieln iinb aeieblib norantiert unter Serial
SO. 21,741 uno tonnen asb tragenben
Stuten geeeben tperben. Sos 0ittcl lit
cin5i9 n1b a1ein 81 be5ieGer bon Ser mn<
ieren 2eiern tpoblbefannten Breeders Nez
meop Co., III @isconlinzS troke, Sept.
"a, Miltpanfee, &is.. a11n Breiie bon
$1.25 fir 6 ober 5000 fir ~ &apieln,
pprtofrei, nit @ebrauhsantpeii Jung. Muh
gu baben in 3irders 9rug Store. Melz
roie, Minn.. ober bei SO. 6. 9arren.
'Yrceport. Winn. 49<bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15

Nriba Brid unb Gate an Mearb Sblt
Got 5 8lt. 81 Qoprb's Mooition ct.
s. Boreeroing & Co., an 81. 81. ainnep,
Got II 8lf. 81 Mpers & Charts Aoo.
Melroie, 100000.
Midolas Bahes GUARD an Solepb
9e8enter, 11nbertbeilter 1z3 int. IN GA
bon N@A Gee. 90 tpeni9er Giienbabn<
@egeredt uno @A N@ Gee. 21<123s
80, 81, 666.00.
Mlice Mcg(ure @et6eG All S. g. @au
Got 8 8lt. % 8ilion Surpep. 100000.
Natb. 8ar0ian II. a. al Solepb 9e@
@enter, Cots 4 unb 5 8lt. 2 8nb's 2.
@r6en bon So6n 8ades an Sofepb Se<
@enter, nnbert6eiltcr 2z3 Sntereiien BON
az N@A Gee. 20 tpeniger st. Ut. 9tD.
un6 8A 1854 Gee. 21z123z30, 3d.
1888 "a.
6ermann Stole rnb Srau an @ermann
Slider Or, Got 5 8lt 8 Sreeport, ST.
0O0.OO
@aleutin ~rA unb Srau an @ertruo
6erman, Got q 0lf 1 8ab & German.
Mbo. &oloing, 100000.
Sobn &leinldmibi an Mgcnes @ogel,
Got 8 8lt. Is Saut Centre, $575.OO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
(Revision of 1869

Estate of Michael Theisen, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Michael
Theisen, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said ~decedent:
The petition of Elizabeth Theisen, be-
ing duly filed in this court, represent
ing that Michael Theisen, then a resi-
dent of the County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, died on the 24th day OF
January, 1912, leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to this
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as the
last will and testament of said dece-
dent, and that letters .testamentary
be issued thereon to her, the said Eli
zabeth Theisen. Now therefore, you,
and each of you, are hereby cited and
required to show cause, if any you
have, before this court, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Co:rt House.
in the City of st. Cloud, County of
Stearns. State of Minnesota, on the 1st
day of March, 1912, at 9 o'clock, A.
NJ. why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the honorable A. H. Klaseu,
Judge of said court, and the seal of
said court, this 9Th day of February,
1912.
A. H. KLASEN,
Court SeaD Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
8ebaublmns Scr sd)afe int 8inter,

Ser @inter lit fir sic Sdafe Sic
traurige 3eit, no nidt ielten III
groBen Moiien lit 6lrnfle, nieorige,
oumpfe rn6 iibermorme StaGe ge=
iperrt meroen. Cine iolde 8ebano<
lung zines niibliden un0 anipruds=
loien 1bieres, lit cine groBe Eborbeit,
0enn BEL Ser idledten &flege zines
Ihieres ida0et iih ser 8eiiber am
a1lernteiiten lelblt. Sn erlter 2inie
leioet 6oourd sic Altalitdt ser @oae.
Sic pir6 ounr1, fa6ig u10 brii6ig
uno biiBt piel bon ibrer notimliden
8eiGnffenbeit uno @aQtbarfeit Elm,
io0aB iie al1d ip6ter MIR minoer1per=
tige @arne 11n0 5toffe liefert. 81
0ann leioet Sic Sc unobeit Ser Sbiere,
ale m0gliden &ranfbeiteu ite1en itd
Elm, beion6ers al16 @aut= nn0 SuB<
f%ranfbeitett, inns es finoet cine raide
germebratng ser Baraiiten itatt, mie
3. 9. ser &auoenmilben, iooaB sic
5biere feline rubige Stu16e mebr ba=
ben um6 i9leht an Sleti6 5unebmen.
gs liegt allo int eigeniten Snterelie
Ser Shof3iidter, Sic 2ebensbeoin=
gl1ngen ibrer 8fleglinge 10 gut mie
m0gli9 5u geltalten un6 ibnen, au&
1penn es 6roa1Ben nidts mebr 5u TO-
len gilt, tagli9 einige @tunoen Sc
megl1ng in frii6er 2uft gu geben,
lelbit beim idyredteiten @etter. Das
59of berlangt lit ietnem 6l1tter bte]
Gil en a111o M6brlal5e, pos i6on %:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
Gttuas SmtereHantcs fir nniere Sc,
ier, bic iid6) fir @efliieel interri-
fteren.

linn uni eren Sci ern sic Mogliffeit
gu. geben, sag 3iidten bon @efliigel
10 biuig mie mogli6 gu betreiben uno
0os @ro6u5ierte 10 geminnbringeno
mie m0gli6 51 berfaufen, fat iid oie
1es Moines Sncubotor Co., 0es
@oines, Soma, entiblolien, einen tpun=
oerpolen 9ebrfurius in 20 2eftionen,
o%ollitanoig in 3eutid georudt, ber=
al1s5ugeben. gs lit SOS ein3igite 8l,d
oieier Mrt in Ser 6eutiden Spro6e
uno 9iebt bol(e Musfunft iiber Sic Sc
fliigel5udt auf SEM 2onoe, int 0orfe
rno in Ser Sta6t. Die oben genanr=
tie 6irma lit gerne bereit, Sbnen net
teres uber 6ieien &urius, melder fret
an ie6en &11n6en Der an6t miro. mit5u=
tbeilen. &u@ %berienoet sic Des
Moines Sncubator &c., 9es Moines,
Soma, Sept 4t6 eir1en 80 Seiten itar=
Ten, ,pouitanotg, 0eutiden &otalog (6er
einaiaite beutl6e &otolog oieier Mrt
In Mmerifa) gon15lid fret ouf Ser
1angen. ST entbd1t piele &bctogro=
pbien un6 Observation-Disclosures bon
6eltf6en 8udtern, sic nit oeren 8rrt-
un6 Acknowledgements groBen gr+
folg lit ser @ef1iigel5udt haben. Die.
lie 8irma lit cine ser alteiten Tirmen
I'M 2anoe un6 iinb 6erer erfolgrei6t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15

rans berporgebt oaB ite al1beroroent-
li6 germ l1nfrdltter freiien; oern &C.
raoe oieie ent6alten iene mertbpolc1
Stoffe in bobem MaBe. @an iollte
alio Sen Sdafen bieie 9%tabrung audi
fir sen @inter nid)t ent5ieben.
Die stalle lollen ni6t NIT Ibieren
iiberfiilt meroen, oenn 6arin liegt
cine grobe @efabr fir jeoes e%in5elne
Sbier. . sic ioQen mld) regeln1dBig
griinolib gereinigt lno banfig aus
gefalft merben, mo5u man ia bellt=
s,1tage iebr praftiid)e Mpparate fat,
sic oas raid m1o gut b%elorgen. 60
Gonn iolte fir quite Suit I'M Stalle
Gorge getragel1 per0en. "a Die
Sdafe inn @i1ter idon Elm tiidtiges
@lieB baben, alh ionit a%bgebartet
fins, 10 f0r1,en ite cine fiiblcre Stall=
Temperature pertragell, als amoere
Ibiere. Muh miro 0ool.rb Sic Sreb=
Glp1t geiteigert. Snfolge 0es %itarfen
@lieBes fins aber Sic Nltsoiinltarngen
lt1rfer.
@or alien 9i1gen aber gebraaht
Elm 5haHtau 2iht> uno eS lit eine
groBc @raulalnfeit, Sic S6iere 0en
gan5en @i1,ter binourd III ein 0unf-
les Sod 81 1perrerl> 5ulnal lie 10 iebr
an 9idt un6 Cuff gcm6bnt fins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
@amS nno Sol.
Oelfmd)enfatterung.

8ei ser Durdyminterung Ser Sieb=
beltdnoe ipielen Oelfl,ben cine 9a11pt=
roue, iie lin0 idmadbaft, leidt per=
0aulid un0 reid at gfpeib umo
Set, 10 0ab iie biQiger gu iteben
fommen ais &Geie, &etSmebl nno
&ornerldrot. @emiiie 0elfuden ent=
balten aber 8eltanotbeile, melde Sic
9ormidleimbal,t ser Tbiere rei5en,
ser. @il9 einen 8eigeidtnad geben,
Sic Butter 51 meid inns faiig mad)en.
9as lit bel gr0nuB=, Selam=, @obn=
arto 2einfuden Ii. /. NJ. Ser Sail.
Man fiittere 6ober ni6t altsidQieB=
lid iolde Oe(fuden neben @ur5el=
uno @a1bfutter an Sic Mil6tbiere,
ionoern laiie Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CUR @alfte aug mebligen 6utternrit-
teln, nie &0rneridrot, &eismebr ut0
&leie, uno CUR @dlfte aus Selfuden
beiteben. Ms6ann mir0 Elm Mad=
tbeil nidt eintreten. Sollen nlr1 Sic
Selfuden tmB ooer troden perfiittert
per6en? Sm @roBbetrieb mer0elt
Sic Selfuden gebro6en uro gemab=
len uno meiit lit Mii9ung nit @did=
lei uro @l1r5elgemenge Sen Sbieren
soprgelegt. 0iele Mrt lit Sic ridtige.
@:os sic Sbiere in Miidu11g NIT
,&ar1bfutter ol1fnebmen, fon1mt 1T SEN
.groBen Mogen un6 mir6 nodnrals
'gefdl1t un6 oa0ur6 beiier per0al1t.
Irdnfe mfrs ni@t mebr mie6erge=
fault, alto m.6 ni&t griinolib aus
lgeniibt. Sci ser 9ranfe laltft mal,
aud, @efabr, 6oB our6 langeres
'5tebenlailen Sdl1erung entItebt, mel
DIE sen Gbiere1 idd6li@ lit. Srodene
8erobreidatng ser Self1den tit oos
Before. $50 aber Ser Selfud)enbre=
der feblt un5 6as 3erfleinern oer
0elfu@en nidt gut 5u MAIDEN lit
fam man 0ieiel6en nit melrig @ai:
fer einpeiden, in 8reiform Sen ei11:
se(t1en &Gdielgaben %beigeben' uno II
ser @rippe 6amit permii6en. DuS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
Yin sic 2eier anferbalb Stearns
GpuntN.

SHE 9eier 6es ,.Noroltern>" Die nibt
in Steorns County mobnen, iino
freunoli6 eriudt, lire 3ablungen
fir Hieies @latt, permittelit Graft
ODER @eloameiiung ei%n3uienoen.
@ir modten, haB ale 9eier iid
sic BON uns 9ebotene @%elegenbeit.
gegen @orausbe5ablung oes 8lat.
tes in Sen @eiiB elmer berrliben 8rd.
mie 81 gelangen, 5l,nlben MAIDEN. Da
es nun aber I'M eren rciien0en N9en.
ten nidt moglih it, bel alien mnie.
rem Mbonnenten por5uipreden, bepor
Sic Musmabl Ser id0nen Bramie1 Der.
griffen iein miro, 10 liegt es i'm Sisnte.
reiie oerielben, 6as Gels brett noh
Ser Office 81 ien6en, moroui promp.
tie 8uien0lng Ser gemiinidten Brd.
mie erfolgen miro. Sur Gntaeqen.
nabme ser einen o6er ser onbercn sic.
fer mertbbonen Brdmten gegcn Cor.
a1sbe5ablung 6es ~Mcr0itern" auf Elm
Sabr labet %ergebenit elm Sic
rNorbtern". Grndseieaidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15

lit piel beiier als Sic &erubreihung
in 0iinnfliiiliger 6orm alS Sranfe.
Manrbe meibe Sslfauden, 8. g.
Nalmfl1den, laiien iid na@ geringer
Mnfel1dtl,ng nit oen &anoen ger
rei6en mn0 o1f oieie @eile bequem
nit @adiel oermii&en uno perfit=
tern. @runoiab ml1b fem, Oelfuden
niht IN ser Srdtrte, ion0ern moglibit
troder, menn aub angefet6tet, 10
oof itets lit Miidung init @ddiel
81 perfittern. Sic Sbiere fin6en itd
unter ionit norn1alen 8erbaltniiien
itets am beiten, menn iie fire Sranfe
in rei1em 8rltmnentpaiier al1fnebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
Cine Gr~trnza9lmne.

Cine groBe Mustur61 pou @ebetbmt~
dern, Die mir o6ne' 9tad5ablrng offe<
riren:
6ii1rer gum @imme1 nrit grobers
Crude mn0 Incident Morocco @in=
han0e.
@ebete ser @eiligen, NIT mttelgro-
Bem Crude uno Moroccp' @inbutoe:
ierner in tleinerem Crude un6
uer idie0enen @inban0en:
Sdubengel,
Selus meme 9uperiiht,
Stern oes @eiles,
@immels=S hlIliel,
9ro6 ser Gngel, fleines Sormat,
5ajden @ebetbider,
Sic &bilotbea, Elm berrli9es Or
bauungsbud, meldes in feinem &a1=
ie feblen lolte.
&oienfrdn5e, meiB, idmar5 uno
iarbig nit groBen ooer fleinen Per1en.
vMorbitern" =&alcnocr
Gin 6amilienfalen0er int mabren Sim=
ne 0es @ortes. &eihlt6 ~ausgeitattet
nit id}0nen Snultrationeu uno ange=
fiQt nit belebrenoem, erbal1enoem
un0 unterbalten0em 2eieitoff fir
S;sung un0 Sit, fam oerielbe ait Sen
beiten &alen6ern fir cine fatboltf@e
SamiIie ge5ablt mer6en Sir Sic
langen 8interabenoe fetre beHere
2etture.
6ammunbs @eft Mtfas4
entbalteno so geograpbiide @orten
ser gar5en @elt, Stutiittfen BON Can.
oern uno Std6ten. 6erner lift oorin
cine groBe @arte oes staates Minne-
iota nit all ieinen Stdoten nn6 Dor,
fern, nit glngabe ser @inmobner5abl
beim 1etten Genius BON 1910. Gin
l%pertbpolles un6 Invertebrates Bud fir
Sebermann.
@rimm-@ ebitcrs engliid-oeutides
@0rterburd nebit 8riefiteIler in BET
SEN Spra6en.
@ei9idtenbii9er beridie6ene11 SSn.
baltes.
8 3ull grofe &atent-s deere fret.
Gieies Sabr baben mtr ferner als
@rdmie cine 8 Son groBe, ii& ielblt-
iddrfenoe Ratenti@eere. melde mae-
netilirt lit l1no 0os ionit 10 bei@mer.
lihe Mufnebmen BON Ma0eln unr
Stedna6eln beiorgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
pramfen-4ife.
court seal)

Yerlen ser Mn5adt i'm feinlten 2e-
0ereinbano.
Groit Ser arIt1en see[en, in ido-
mem, meiber1 2eDereinban6, NIT @olo-
ldguitt uno groBean Crude.
Sluil i'll sitter, in gleidem @in-
banoe uno nu4 gr0Berem @roborud.
Ser 8au1ngarten, ein erobes Jor-
mat lnit Mnittetorud uno tpeihem Wo-
roccg=g irbar0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15

Maidinen ii6er sic gauge 8elt als
sic beiten a1erfamnt. 3eren 6el1t,
ldes @uh u@ie man 48 BON so aus
gebriitetem &iiten groB3iebt", fonnen
Sic fir 10 ste. befomme1o. Deren
GROCER oel1tider &atalog llt1o polle
Musflnft iiher Sen 2ebrfurius lit ie=
oob ga,l5li6 fret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15

@ieoerr1m befiucen mir uns I'M Be-
iige elmer groBen Muswabl berrli9er
Yr0n1ien. User Don uniern 2eiern iei-
men &iiditano auf ocn ~Ror0itern"
uno oa5u nod) ein Sabr i'm &oruus
be5ablt, lit our AuSmabl irgeno einer
Ser naditebens mgegebenen @raueien
berebtigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15

%. 81. 5Apemad6er uno Nrau an
Gtepben &iniella, az N@A Sec. 25z
1866. s. .135.OO.
Serbinanb 8ier unb @p1alia @ier, feline
irau, an Mnbrea5 &eternem, 2ots 4, 5
lnS 6 in @lf. 6, albanb, @inn., $2,z
1ermam gorect unb Nrou an ct.
Nntbonh : @emcinbe, 2ots 9 unb 10 8lf
9 ct. MntbpnD, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
@eseu 50f egtra.

VCyHW OVY SGS1U.
@oiiine, @on0 YoItille, grbauungs.
BUD.
Sic grnBe @anofarte pom GteurnS
County, melde eirre,1 mirfliden Bertb
uprr $500 but.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
Elm GmaItfb baben mir:
Glue Gr~tra5ablmag.

ZINC V~Etrn3ADIuH9.
Following of Christ, Elm Nn-
ou1tsbu9 nom Mittelgr0Be uno NIT
feinem Mprrpco*ginban6e.
Guide to Piety, nit Moroero<gin=
bano.
Key Of Heaven, nit Norocco=
@mbu1r1.
All For Jesus, init Incident 2eSer-
ginbar0e:
Pocket Prayer Book.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
@egen 25t Grtrasa4lnna.

oSs0 O3@ooe5s~e
Golden Key of Heaven, @ella-
foD>@inbmro, groBes 6ormat.
Little Key of Heaven, urit fein-
ftenn 2cberelnban0e Mno elegauter in-
r1erer Mwsftattung.
Pocket Key of Heaven, nit
SaltureteinbanD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15

@egen 25t extra
@ebetbi9er peridieoener SiteI un6
ih0nent genuloi6-o6er-S ammet Git:
bano. +
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-25
LIQUOR LICENSES
BEING PASSED ON

Action on special privilege and pro.
tested cases has been postponed until
Friday by the liquor license board
which has been in session for the
past week
yesterday the petition Of Joseph
Madeiros of Waialua for a wholesale
license was protested on the ground
that he is alleged to have sold liquor
to blind pigs, and in return Madeiros
accused his accusers OF playing pol
itics and of trying to allow someone
else to acquire his retail license.
The board decides that only one
license, wholesale or retail, shall be
operated in Waialua, but three want
licenses this year. Madeiros, who
holds the present license, claims that
his rival applicants are trying to get
him out and he has retained Lorrin
Andrews to fight for his interests.
No Special Privileges.
Applications for special privileges
were unfavorably reported at the
meeting yesterday and it is believed
that all are going to be refused.
Among the applicants are the Union
Grill, the Alexander Young Hotel and
the Moana Hotel.
Licenses not protested and granted
at the meeting yesterday afternoon
are John Gonsalves, Mint saloon; NJ.
G. Silva, Kamehameha saloon; Wing
Wo Tai, wholesale; Alfred Rosa and
others, Wholesale; Macfarlane e Co.,
Wholesale; Seattle Brewing & Mating
Co., Wholesale; Gus Cordes, River
Rhine saloon; F. P. Johnson, Homo
uliuli; James Thompson, Imperial
saloon; e. S. Cunha, Union saloon;
Bertha F. Klemme, saloon; Louis
Warren, Encore saloon; H. Hackfeld
& Co., wholesale, conditionally; Isaac
Cockett, Cockett saloon; Gonsalves &
Co, wholesale, conditionally; the Sea-
side hotel, no Sunday privileges Dias
& Dias, wholesale previously retaiD
Waipahu, conditionally.