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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
A Heavy Sentence.

John Washington, better known as
John Delphi, was soaked for a heavy
sentence in the circuit court at Ha-
gerstown Tuesday, when Judge Stake
sent him to the Maryland penitentiary
for ten wears. 4 few months ago
Washington and Tom Ross, two young
colored men Of this place, stopped
Washington Cover along the public
road between Shepherdstown and
Sharpsburs and robbed him o. couple
Of watches. Cover was pretty drunk,
and the two men had followed him
from this place with the hope OF find
ing him an easy victim. So he was,
but the act was SO bold that the high
wavmen were soon discovered. Wash
ington, who had grown bold in wrong
doing, notwithstanding he has done
time in the West Virginia peulten-
tiary, yen,urei to HaEersrown to see
his wife, who was there a fugitive from
Shepheristown justice. lie was ar
rested and lodged in Jail, ari last week
was indicted by the grand jury. His
trial on Monday resulted in verdict
Of guilty, and Judge Stake sent him
up Tor ten years, his honor remarkinE
that lie intended toTut a stop to high
way robbery. Ross has never been
arrested. Its believed that he is still
in this neighborhood, though he is
layiu low.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
SCHOOL commencement at Halltown.

By invitation of the teacher OF the
Halltown public school, Mr.. o. NJ.
Harris, we attended the closing exer-
cises of that intuition last Friday af-
ternoon. The occasion was most
pleasant one in every respect, and the
good behavior of the children, and the
perfect manner in which they carried
out their programme, was conclusive
evidence that Mr.. Harris is an excel
lent teacher. The school was filed
with the parents and friends Of the
scholars and others who had been in
vited to attend, and much interest was
manifested in the entertainment. The
Shepherd College Glee Club, under the
leadership of Miss Johnson, with Miss
Katie Mckee, organist, rendered a
number Of college songs in the most
spirited manner, and greatly delighted
the audience. Addresses were dsliv-
cred by Rev. DR.. Charles Ghiselin and
Prof. A. c. Kimler of Shepherdstown.
DR.. Ghiselin spoke most Interestingly
Of the value of education, and Prof.
Kimler told of the educational advau-
tages of the present day, particularly
in West Virginia. The pupils Of the
school rendered very enjoyable pro
gramme in fine style, in which were
recitations as follows: The Children,
Flossie Strider The Awful Dream,
Clara Furr; The Boys in Blue,
Martha Furr; The Dying Soldier, ~
Eva Brown do You Ever Think ?''
R. Derry "Dolly's Wedding, Daisy
Smallwood May" Mary O'Bnen
Wreck of the Hesperus,' Frank lie
Brown; Dolly Lesson, Mabel Stir
der; Prayer to the Virgin Mary,
Rosa O'Brieu Good Old Lazy Man,
Norman Rider; Keep a Stiff Upper
Lip" Leo Derry "Grandpas Sleep,
J. Fur; Summer Time, Bessie OFT.
In addition there were several songs
by the school, led by Miss BERTHE
Moore, who presided with skill at the
organ, several recitations by the class,
and dialogues by the class and R.
Morgan and F. Wilson. Little Bessie
Koontz, Of Frederick, Nd, sang very
sweetly song entitled "Grasshoppel
Green, and Miss Lutte Alstadt, who
always sings with much expression
rendered a solo, The Baggage Can
Ahead, with fine effect. The vale,
dictory was well delivered by Miss
Leila D. Buckles. At the conclusion
of the programme the bouquets for the
speakers were presented by II. l.
Snyder with appropriate remarks
The exercises closed with the bene-
dictiOn by Rev. DR.. Ghiselin. M
Harris then treated the children tc
candy and oranges, and so the last
and most pleasant session of the term
closed with many expressions Of good
will and appreciation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
Morgan'S Grove Rates.

The directors of the Morgan's Grove
fair at recent meeting fixed the
schedule of prices Of admission to the
next exhibition as follows: General
admission, % cents; season tickets,
so cents; family season tickets, Sl.5O.
Tickets will be issued to stockholders
as last year-one ticket for each share
of paid-up stock. Season tickets will
be issued to each exhibitor of three or
more meritorious articles upon the
payment Of Is cents. These rates are
somewhat different from last year 5
schedule, but it was necessary to mod
ify them to equalize them. The plans
for the next exhibition are being
pushed, and in several Of the depart
ments improvements are contemplated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
On Their Way to the War.

The Eighth New York Regiment,
comprising $50 enlisted men and 40
officers, occupying four trains, passed
through shepherdstown over the Nor
folk & Western Railway early Tues
day morning on their way to Chicka-
manga. The soldiers left the State
camp at Peekskill at noon on Monday.
They went by boat to New York City,
leaving that place by rail ate o'clock
the same evening. The train was run
in four sections. The first section con-
sisted of six baggage cars containing
supplies and equipment and one pas
senger coach the second had twelve
coaches and a sleeper, the third and
fourth each thirteen coaches and a
sleeper. The officers occupied the
sleepers, and the men got along as best
they could in ordinary cars. Col.
CAauncey was III command lie
troops were first expected here at :
o'clock Monday evening, and if they
had come then they would have had a
rousing reception. There were many
delays, however ana II was a-'eF + d.
! II 80. - $50. IL, g,.- g..tfCo or,
Ii. TUESDAY when the 1ls' sso'-0n ar
rived. by . CLOCK tAey A"u "-I
passed Early as 1t was a CONSIDER
a0le NUMBER ol persons S@'Aeig' az
the station TO see 'Ne So-o'v''' a.. INC
trains stopped here lof water ana oP-
Portunlty Was gwen Tor exchange oil
pleasantnes, The soldier boys did not
talI to Jolly the girls who We're at The
station and the man win "nIsNeF'
was the recipient OF numerous remarks
They gave out hard tack and other
articles as souvenirs, and one lucky
girl got a button as a keepsake one
OF the pnyates lost MS nat along tns
track, and John Slssler found 1t and
is wearing it. One fellow mailed a
letter to his sweetheart from Shep-
herdstown. As the train stopped here
the soldiers spied the little brook that
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
sucklen's Arnlcl Salye.

The best Salye IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhrum,
Fever Sores Tette-, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaius, Corns. and all Skin Erup
tious, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required II Is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded, price - cents per box. For
sale hy all druggists
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
State Convention of the U. b. c.

The West Virginia chapters OF the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Will hold a State convention in Shep-
herdstown on Thursday, June %.
The purpose Of the meeting Is to or
GAME State division, elect officers,
etc. The convention will be held in
the college hall, and Will convene at
II a. N. All who are interested in
the work OF the I. D. c. are cordially
invited 10 attend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
Confederate Reunion.

The third annual reunion Of the
surviving members Of Company D,
Twelfth Virginia Cavalry, c. S. A.,
was held at Shenandoah Junction last
Saturday. An address Of welcome
was delivered by Mr. H. A Osbourn.
The speaker Of the day was Rev. S. G.
Ferguson, a gallant ex-Contederate
who served in Mosby's command, and
his interesting address was listened to
with much enjoyment. The pro-
gramme included recitations by Miss
Annie Darke Engle, Miss Katie Don
nelly and Mr.. II. \. Osbourn. Old
war songs We're sung by a number Of
young ladies and gentlemen, and the
veterans Joined in the familiar strains.
Miss Julia Merchant, of Charle-town,
rendered very beautifully "a selection
entitled Vanguard Of Lee Rev Mr..
Ferguson, by special request, related
the interesting account of his capture
by Captain Blazer near Myerstown.
Thirty-eight members of Company D
responded to the roll-caII. Letters Of
reoret were read from Capt. II. w.
Kearuey, Of Alexandria, Lieut.. John
W. James, Of Iowa, and Comrade Geo.
NJ. Ronemous, Of North Dakota. Com
rades Tobias Hendricks, Alex. Conrad,
John and William Hayslette, John
Simr son, James Melvin and Frank
Clymer were present for the first time
Company A, Of the same squadron
and regiment, joined with Company
d in the reunion, and it was resolved
hereafter to meet together in these at-
fairs. There We're present Capt. Jacob
Eusle, Lieut.. Samuel Engle and ten
comrades o.. Company A, which was
composed of Jefferson county men, and
! had III members enrolled from It's or
ganization to the close Of the war a
former captain, H. W. Morrow, sent a
letter of regret.
At the reunion on Saturday the at
tendance was larger than at any OF the
previous gatherings, and the interest
is growing. The ladies had provided
an abundant supply Of good things for
dinner, and the bountiful repast was
greatly enjoyed. The day passed of
very pleasantly in allrespects, and the
sentiment to continue the reunions
was unanimous. The committee OF
arrangements was continued, with IN
structions to select time and place Of
next meeting,
Two members of Company !, Messrs.
G. ". Banks and Charles H. Knott,
died during the past year. a com
mittee was appointed to draft suitable
! resolutions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
NOTICE.

Io.Ecm,.y notify all those interested
that the annual convention Of the
Daughters Of the Cou'eieracy of West
Virginia Will meet iu Char,es,owu, JET
iersou county, July ~, lS9S, at 10
O'Clock a m. All Chapters VIII please
inform Miss McCuriy, Charlestown,
W. Va. the recording secretary Of the
diyisiouI. OF the number Of delegates
they viii send.
VIRGINIA +. NCSHERRY,
Drs-tlart
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
Good Advice

SPRINGFIELD. " IA. MAY d. l>'>.-Ahra.
ham j l.rW.> of this place states that he Was
suNyrfu- Iou 90 severe pain Co. his stomach.
and tTIs.I tN,TN thing ur could think ni With
out uNfa'ulug ryllyt someone advised him
To take Hoods Sat~tptriIlt. and Dee procured
"a buttl, and began taking it lie was relieved
after the Lust tcN scs. and he continued
taking the medicine untl he was cured
lie saws be now always keeps Hoods NUiSt-
parilIN and Hoods iHlls ON hand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
PERSONALS.
Record of the Coming and Going of the
People That You Know.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Cookus
spent last Sunday and Monday attend
ing the meeting of the Reformed Class
is at Lovettsville, Va. They, with
the Shepherdstown delegates, Rev G.
G. Everhart and Mr.. T. H. Davis,
were entertained at the beautiful home
Of Mrs. Col. Filler, and all are loud in
their praises of the hospitality and
kindness that was extended to them
during their stay.
Edward Furr, who went to Phila-
delphia last week to enter the navy,
returned yesterday, as there were no
vacancies on the training ship where
he hoped to enlist. He expects to 90
to Washington, where he will try to
get in either the navy OF army.
Mr.. Hugh Pendleton, well-known
Shepherdstown boy, who has had a
clerkship in the PostOfice Department
at Washington for several years, has
enlisted in the National Guard Of the
District Of Columbia. We hear that
he has gone to Tampa, Florida.
Mr. James Nnsser of Bellefontaine.
Pa, visited Mrs Musser in this place
the past week. He returned home
this morning, accompanied by his
niece, Miss Bessie Reeser, who has
been here for several months,
Rev. W. Mex. Hammack is in
Washington this week attending a
meeting of the Itinerants' Club Of the
Baltimore Conference Of the NJ. Z.
Church. His regular appointments
for Sunday will not be filled.
Mr.. John II. Buckles, one of the
most prominent residents Of the Hall
town neighborhood, has been quite
sick the past couple of weeks with an
acute attack Of rheumatism. Hope he
may soon become better.
Mr.. J. W. McCleary, of Baltimore,
spent couple Of day in Shepherds
town the past week. Mr.. McCIeary
was master of ceremonies at the Con
federate reunion at Shenandoah June
ton last Saturday.
Mrs. Mamie D. Lea and her mother,
Mrs. McGlincy, former residents Of
Shepherdstown, but who have lived in
Washington for several years, have re-
turned to this place, where they will
make their home.
Mr.. John TrOstle, former student
of Shepherd College, but who has been
at Hampden-Sidney College for a
couple of years, called at the REGISTER
Office yesterday.
Little Miss Louise Anna Snyder
has gone to Philadelphia to spend a
month or two with her grandmother,
Mrs. Baldwin.
Mrs. Susan Eyerly and Mrs. Emily
Beckley, of Hagerstown, Nd, spent
few days last week with Mrs. NaIinda
Byors.
Messrs. t. D. and Rion Lucas have
gone to Fairhope, Pa. where they
have work at bndge-building.
Mrs. Ann Cook, of Waynesboro, Pa
has been here this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. Susan Terrell.
Mr. Rutherford Wysong, who spent
the winter in Washington, has returned
to his home in this place.
Mrs. Wagner, Of Hagerstown, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs ".
r. Hill, in this place.
Mr.. Brady, of Baltimore, spent the
past week in Shepherdstown at Mrs.
Williams's.
Mrs. Margaret E. Show is visiting
her son, Mr.. G. W. Show, in Hagers-
town.
Miss Ella Cookus has gone to Will
Transport, Nd, for visit OF a week or
two.
Mr.. NJ. ". Burr, of Browns Cross
ing, was among our callers yesterday.
Mr.. John S. Pierce was up from Bal
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
BRIEFS.

. Nu" """' "a" ''i0S'' NHii "' W.
Ii.kaders'
Mems linen crash suits and pants
at T. B. Lines,
seven cakes of Star Soap for %
cents, at Femeli's
Wanted Poultry, lard and bacon,
a, q W Ferrells,
Another barrel of large pickles at
W.P. Liclljers
The Inwood fair will be held this
,r August 23-26.
saturday Of this week is memorial
lay at Char,es,own.
The best gauze shirts in town for 25
cents at T. B. Lines.
s.-rr5.v. Jpge lth, is decoration
55v IN sbsrherdstown.
Tho pre-s~rp will he sent to any
.3Ir... t,r one dollar q year
address ''i 0''' ''0'''' " >'
TO o. W. fe''e'4 l'F he" potatoes
4 Ieas,cue"m0eT'' tomatoes al" '"0'"6''
The name OF the ne" Pos'Ol1G9 "'
Brown Crossing TINS county, Is D'I-
o"ae'
Gauze and drilling drawers, none
better made, only 5O cents, at I. B.
Lines.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26

Peaches, prunes, raisins, oranges,
lemons, bananas, pineapples, strawber-
ries, etc, this week at J. a. Staley's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26

New potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage,
beets, peas and pineapples, at W. P.
Licklider's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26

Big line Of Madras Clubhouse ties
at T. B. Lines.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
1t Is Right
To remember the Maine
And her gallant slain.


And her gallant slain.
II IS also right 10 remember the Tire
less Husband and Father. the Patient.
Tpselfsh Wife and Mother. the Inter
csting TOts-the future heroes our COun-
trv. You want for them the best 10 be
had To this end try our
Salad oil Gin bulk.
English Mustard
English Soda.
Baking Powder Oour Formula
Fayoring Extracts,
ss.::.:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
Improvement.

Peace hath her ytctor5es no less re-
n0uucd than rar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26

French cheese and Macaroni at q.
". Ferrell's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26
Memorial Day at ShepherdStOwn.

Memorial Day at ShepherdStOwn.
Saturday, June 4th, has been fixed
upon as memorial day in Shepherds
town, and the graves of the COnfeder-
ate dead in Elmwood Cemetery will be
decorated with flowers on that day and
the usual service held. The procession
will form in front Of the college
grounds at , ?. N, and the veterans
will march to the cemetery, headed
by the Shepherdstown band. The
usual responsive service will be held
at the monument, after which the fol-
lowing exercises will be held at the
stand
/. Music by the band.
2. Prayer.
8. Music by the choir.
4. Address by Rev. c. H. Rockey.
5. Calling of the roll Of honor.
6. Original poem by E. H. Spohn.
:. Music by the choir
s. Benediction.
g. Dirge by band and strewing Of
flowers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26

l foot Magic Soap" for 3 cents, at
Ferrells.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-05-26

Perry ;. Heath, FIRST Assistant Iost-
master-General, has sent to Postmaster
Chapline card on which is this ad-
vice to the public; Don't mail your
letter or valuable package without
having your name and full address,
either written or printed, upon the
upper left-hand corner of the envelope
or wrapper. This will insure its re-
turn direct to you from the pOstofice
addressed, if not delivered, thus pre-
venting its being sent to and opened
in the Dead Letter Office at Washing
ton" The postal authorities recog-
nize the value Of printed envelopes,
and no business man should be with
out them. The REGISTER office has a
full and complete line, which we print
at low rates. Give US your order, or
call and learn our prices.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-23
S6weii.

Bern. Notar Mcier, Ghei Ger
Foli;eifmtrolle Ser Staot @err, III
SurGgebrannt. glls Eriputmarn bate
er cine Tormunolhait i~ibernommcu,
nobel inn Sitel I'M @ertbe BON 5000
Srancs anpertraut roroeu mareu. GI
mar aufgeforoert moroeu, Hefnung IL
legeu lino lid iiber Die anp~eytrauteu
@eloer orsiumeilen. Sieriiir mur0e
linn oie Srilt pon iedS Not)en eiuQes
rGurt. gin Dem Gage, al meldem Die
Srtli 81 Gnoe ging, peIid)luaro er ron
bier ipurlOs.
3iiri6. Seit Dem /. Suri III Der
Teltebr aui ser 9lrtbs 9ii9is Sabn erCiis
net uno oamit cine ser idJ0uiten yer0s
fabrten Der @elt oen Sdwei ser J%ieileus
Den iugdu9lid 9cmadlt. Iiele Nnic
lit Die ifOnite. ihnelllle uro billi9ltc
Gerbinouug non Grid nadI Dem Nisi.
llri. GaS Huiientreu; in Ser
SdDIlencn sur Grinuerung an SuWGs
IONS i3u9 ilber bic 9lpen 1T mn uols
leubet. IS III am retlten llier ser
JfeuB, 0eraoe %Gegcniiber ser 3euicl2'
bride. in elmer lhiei abiallenoen Sells.
rou0 au9ebrodt uuo beilebt aus be-
bOuenen Giranitbl0deu. 3unGh'it muroe
aus ser 6elSmano etne 9emaltige 9}iihe
a~us9eipreuSt, INN ous uuI Dem 0ruroe
berielben rubenoe Sreu; Dor NsidNs
biguu9 ourd %aminen III id)liten. 81:
gemaltigen OimenIioneu oieleS Cent
mails merben crit flor, pelln man am
Sure oelielbeu itebt, uub ras 0an;c
motIt in leiner Giniadbeit elncn icbt
giinltigen Ginorud.
Yaiel. Ger Gro6e 9tatb bes Sam
tons hattie lid tiir;lid; nit Der 6rogc
Ger obligOtOriid)eu uno ituotlideu Wtos
biliaroeriiherung 81 beidJGitigen, rabul
jeoct oerielben 9c9eniiber cine alb
lebnenoe Stellung Elm unb NOR bieril
Der Tnliht, baB bic YeritOatlidung
nift INNER BON Sc9en uub ipe;iell
Ole Surd)iiibrlns Ger iiaatli6en Wics
biliarper ideruns fir einen tleinen
Stanton Elm mirtbld)aitlIder uno per-
iiferungstedJriiher 9tiditritt lei.
Vei Scr entihieben periinatlitunNSs
ireunblld)en StrOnun9, Sic lid in Ser
lepten i3eit in u"rierer @irtbihaitSs
politit bemertbar semadt hat, III Die,
fer ielbIti0nbise GntlhluB oes Yasler
GroBen J(atbes nift obne Seoeutuna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-23
Sreie Stable.

Sambur9. Die beoeutenoe Mo'
id~ineniabrif uon 9iaael II. Saemp OH
Der ~llblenborlt muroe ourd cine 9emai
tise 6euersbrunit ;erllOrt. %iel iers
tises Wiaterial, barunter ~ fsrti9e
elefiriihea rGbne fir Den bambur9iifen
Staat iino pernidtet. Der Shaoen 1T
iebr b~eSeuteno. - Gem A%lterthums,
Muieum iino auf gncronun9 oes Saie
iers iebn Sabnen Der ebemalisen Sam
buraer glirgermebr Su9e9angen. Die
ielben biloen eiren 3beil ser 9lniau1
Sieies S~abrbunoertS bel Der Seiepun9
Sambur9s burb Die 6ran;oien uad)
Taris entiiibrten circa GO Tahneu uno
Stanbarten, Die nah oen Selreiungss
trie9en mieoer ausgeliefeIt unb felt
Dem i'm Serliner ,S%eugbuuie auibe'
mabrt ipurben.
Sremeu. 9inh elmer bierher aes
lurgten Nadrift IL Der Srewler StGbl.
Gierm0lter nWiartbe," uon Siioumerlta
nit 1850 3ouneu Salpeter unterme9s,
an Ger IraniOiiid)en Silite 0eiunten.-
dit Der Gerlegun9 oes g&elercei6eS
am Suoenbe oeS alten SaienS III be.
gonnea poroeu. Ole Gerihiebun0 er.
folgt Der 2Seier III, mpourh biuneu.
m0rtS elbeblid) al Elae gemOnneu wiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-23
GroGferjostGgm .scGen.

Darn tuot. Die bielige ted,
niIte SOhldule idblt i'm lanien6en
Sommerlemelter 1921 Scorer 0eoen
1915 i'm lepten SSinteriemeiter, caruns
ter 305 Sclieu uno 1873 Nlu0ebGrios
Der iibrigen Sunoesitaater. Inter ber
NnSmdrtigen iino Die 0iuiien nit 1870
Stuoirenoen am lidrfiien pertretea.
Ter vebrtOrper Der 9lnItalt lett lid,
aus % oroertlideu uno 10 auEers
orcentliden NrCfeiicren, iowie 22
vehreru uno Fripatooienten sulammen
oaSu tcs,men nod ~ Yiiiitenter.
0riinltaot. Neulif NabtS per,
aiftete iih Der 2liGbrise Fbarma,eut
8. Seilwann. Gr mar ansetrunfen
nah Oauie 9etommen, mcriiber fem
Friniipal ihm %prmiirie mat)te.
W helnaot. Sier muBtc baS
WfilitGr Nioibbrii6en errihteu, oa in
So!ae zines &olfcubrudeS iaii aile
Vrilfcn Nurf Die 6lu,b icrilSrt wuroen.
@orms, @e9en ciuen ticiinca
Wicraermei,.er. Ncy Die vicieruus III.
Die Cs."ilon hate. ii! llnierir fr.ua
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-23
16nrimgi(6e Staeten.

Nltenbur9. Sisr mu,re Der WiOr'
Der Suso SfGolid) bin9eriftet.
Sena. Der Froieiicr Der ard)dolo'
ole uno Suniiseitifte, Srieorif alcp'
ileiih, Der Ye9riinNer beS bieIl9en
@ermauilten Miuieums, lit ge~ltorben.
@eimar. Gin Spier oes JtaNfahrs
lportS III aller @ahrifeinliffeit nod
Der bier periiprbeue Sberit J. .. @il'
belm b. Hettberg 9ewcrben, Der bis
1888 bier 8e;irtStommauceur mar.
Ger i'm 65. %ebenslabre itebeuoe, iebr
riiitise Serr, ser uebenbei audi elm poi
iionirtsr Sager rar, bate iit, crit IN
allerleeter j2eit benz 9ioefabren ;use'
ranbt. Giuem Shlaganiall bel ieinen
2erniitunsen i'm Stern" iolste tuIie
,3eit ipdter eln Ser;idlas, Der benz
vebeu b. GettbersS elm labes Gnce
iette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-23
Ef(as. Sot6rin9em.

Strabbur9. Sn Dem bier carr
niiorirenoen SuBartillerie 9tegimsut
Or. ii iino 80 Solbaten in Solge rG1
@enuiieS BON Sartoifeln ertrnnft.-
Gas Sriegeruereinepeien bat in ocn
9icifslanSen in ben lepten S0brcn crs
freulid)e Tcrtidritte .auf;umeilen
@0breuo uamlih Ger yauoeSucrbauo
am /. Sanuor 1894 MIR l54 Tereiue
nit l6,l77 Wiitgliebcrn, barurtcl
sO3l ein9eburcnen GllaB yotbrlngeIu.
SGhlte, iii bic GAIL Ger &elcine iniwis
id)eu OH 1872 nit 20, 10 WiitglieoeIl
seiiiessu. %pu oieicn iino HIS
Giuseborene. Gle aliegeIueyeinc YER
fiigen iiber Elm Geim0gen pon 1914, $50
Wiarf.
SaDin9en. Neulih SlbcnbS wurbe
Ger beriidtigte @ilobieb Sean )iicps
laus SraucpiS, ser bcreits IL 9Otle
3ud]thauS perbiibte, pom SOriter %eos
norO betrpfier, ais er eineu Gemilocr'
ten 9tebbod in SihCrbeit bringeu
mOllte. Yei Scr Ann0berur0 bes 6Crs
tiers rloE Ser &ilcerer, orebte it'd otcf
aui Den NniuT oeS 60rlierS uni uuo
id1oE olelem cine S%drotl0buuQ in sic
yeberge92uN. Ger 60rller ~Itijy;te gu
iommen. Der &iloerer tat oui icjn
Spier Elm uno i6lul nit Gem CcwcbJs
tolbcn nui oeiieu Scpi Elm. Ser &-il.
berer natm MN Den 6cyii,r aui HID
truA.lbu ms 0ori. uotci y bcmsr.i
utr IeitAenommcn wrlce. Ser 3ul!.u0
bee 5OrlterS %ecnaro lit %boiiuunNeloS.
Mutbouicn. lie 3ieQlcruU9 bcs
ablidtigt, bier cine tcdniidle &oricNl:
IL Nriiuoen, meldIe Die NuebllOrrg uoI
yebrliugen III tIdtincu NIItmcii:cgl
inter ipe;ieller YeyidiidtiGunG Sc:
Yeo|iiririiie Ger Spjuuerejcu ~
&cberelcn sum i3med bat. Sic rcus
2lultalt miro porausliftliGl ~ Negiul
oes g&intcriemeiters %Is99-l9O0 trs
Giinel. Sewdbrt ii. it'd, ioll lie :a'
Dem Miulier beS 3cdruitumo n NQ.as
melbe pber IN 2SiniertbW mtiter alc
9ebaut merben.