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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19

Redte, UNI lie jeoo4 nab lilj0tigs'
gerIb.uug pieoer 5uriid} u3le5tn. 9..-
. mann Wolfburot, DEM Die SDrauei
bepeutIib maize Duren, mulmelte n9D
ein Nbibieosiport uno glng Damn, "a
IS unerpioert blieb, 5ur IGi;t. Gr
pate Die @anO ldpn auf Dem 9riid3r,
ais cine ppQi1 perdnoerte Stimme, cine
Stimme, oeren liebepoller, her5lidcr
SLANG i'm in ~ireuoigsm Sured 'rs
iduuern lieb, tinter jbm ertonte:
.9alt oa, mein Better. Den punz
telmiitbigen Secretdr ourite i6 nttt
dnoers ~bebanoeln, aber Der lit ia nun
gliidltt e%ntlaIIen uno abgethun. SEPT
lpiinihe i6 aus elmer anoeren Sonart
nit Dir I'll reoen, mein Sunge -
6ierber - Su nQrri'der SurIhe -
bierber, pp0ein YlaB lein iou fir jeBt
uno 10 LANCE, ais l6 MIDI melncs
gliidliGenS aIeins not erTreuen bari"
Wtit ausgebreitetsn Nrmen 'Idno *
ou, uno ais 0ermann nod 3uuoerte.
ungepiB, oh oies 2(Qes ni6t pieIeiAt
bon nur Elm offender Srdum lei, rteF
er in iiberitr0menoer Wdrms:
nSoute meme Sphter S0elgu MIDI
ltpn am Gage oes Wieoerfinoens be-
logon bdben? uno bate Gabrielle ibre
erlte Siebe an einen llnpuntbdren perz
lhtpenoet, Der lie psridrmGbt? So2r
lit Sir's am Gnoe gu gering, Su chr
geiSiger 9immelsitijrmer oss 8rufen
Yela Sutorp St~pis9er'ofn gu lei!
Ben?"
BON oisiem Wu9enblid an puSts
0ermGnn Woliburot tuum nod, nua
er ttat uno lpds nit tim geiGah. Oena
.ciic, C0n3 leiie ldite lid binttr DEM
Ordisn etue Itiir g%,oifnet uno nit
Iantter NetruIt ratle S0el9a Die n
mdo0entditsr S~efarsenheit pioeritra
banoe Sabriels iibsr Die Shlpeue &c
5o9en. Saud3eno, itummslno, grit
lusn 2adsn uno Wainsn, maj er DOR
Der 9errliden niebergeIunten, hire
0Gnoe nit ieinsn IeiosnIhaftlit)sa
Huien 6eoedeno, uno cine LANCE, LANCE
3eit perging, e., er es pOQig gu IuIst
uno gu bcJreiien uermohte. DAB er II
lpirtli6 in cine fremoe, bis odhin UNI
getannte Welt psrIeBt pproen mar
in bic Welt Der 1hrantenlpIen Celia
felt uno pes nimmer enoenoenS onnenz
ldeins.
Selga aber idmieste lih an ibren
enolih 9efunoenen Batter, uno ais CT,
5Grtlih ieinen Irm UNI lie Legend, nit
pei6er Stimme iaete:
nNun siebt ss fir mid nur nrf
cine 4ufsabe uuf Groen - Die 4ui
sabe, mir Define Siebe 81 sepinncn
uno Did sliitIid 81 MAIDEN -, "a
lab lie leuhtenoen Iu9es unp poi
yi%ngebenoen Yertruuens gu linn auf.
Sic par ia nod 10 jung, unp por
lbr lag elm 9an5es, ldnges Wtenldenz
leben. Wis gdtte lie od UNI elmer erlitn
5eritDrten 9er5eEshoffnun9 tpiusn
oaran perspeifeln %iolen, ouB audi IN
ibrem 0aiein zines 5ases tel unb
Gldn6eno bic Soune neuen 8liidss auiz
5:ten piiroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
ZApP'S
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Mnllihr-Nonf.

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'flf5 freitnt SHttrth'r All 3tsst. nUtt tur ~,
tst5 rHf ! prritnt unnr st.ftlb,u ilr G 9jcuat
etPontTf rtretu. Gtttcrat @sle dut R-gne,.tE-
tepm' 70 i6ts ~ itotr 3stt TGpie cher nl4:, tutrtt,t
sara ottt ttttTtft. :, rae tutts,u irrutbuatI
ttfsn 'ann 1ttdurt 2Ssc'isi, 0eIDfsuounatr
NJ Vaha9e 6dlstie son uHt mad aGtr gurs,r.
urepa : Auaiuat drs etr qSrunkbEHrrr (Ah.
s'rec's) &eumdditT. sast- ras Cyprf!,.,T uus
. nt'st hTfr~f'" ~'rft- r''st'& ,rse'.-.. 81,
'syr'Hsi
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Sag$apariUa
Hoods Pillen

ist die cinzige wahre blutreinigende Medizin
Bel allen Droguisten. 81; sechs fir 50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
Teuer=W eriihernng bon
YbilaoeNbia o%rganiiirI
Carl Scott,
Sobn &icwcl

20 Glen Y. Z. Sbirtin9 iilr scots.
lob + X &afiee lin S1.00.
tt sol. FieIier 1oets.
ooh California FflOumeu Sl.00.
300tt Sals iiir 81. 90.
h Sapaneiilher Sbee 25cts.
II Stiite Seiie fir 25cts.
| NdBten marinirte Nerin9e 75cts.
| Wallone Sprup 25ctS.
ION Sranulirter .Suter scots.
e Sentlltp Yong Gut Sabaf Boots.
Nle oiele Nrtitel ;ulammen iir SO.
Gr beSablt ben bohiten Freis iii,
Gier, Sett iit bic .Seit 81 tuuien. BE-
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syeit ieiuen labai uno raudbt euer Qebtn mel.

8enn ibr ben @ebrauh Don 3abaf
leidt unb flr INNER aufeeben wout, INN
oeiunb, tart. masnetiid neu belebt unb
gefrdftiot Su meroen, nebmt No'9o'8ac,
ben NunbererSeueer. bas maht ihwahe
N6nner fart. Wanhe eepinnen 10 pfunb
In 10 9aeen. lleber 400. 900 curirt. 3auft
No'1o'Bac bel surem ~Npotbeier unter
@arantie Der 6eilune scots. ODER 81. 90.
Yrobe unb BUD frei juesianbt. Nbreie:
Sterling Remebp &c.. Chicago oesr Rem
BORT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19

5ii0uno ouf Inn. Sine iunoe, 1h0ne
iron pns broutte er,
glber oleih BEL Der 1srlobuno tam
cine GnttduIduno: Hpii ertpiberte lei
nen aub ni6t. Sic lieb iih nur fiji
len. uno er permpfte gar ni6t gu
icaen, pie unoliidlif i'm oas madte.
Tl;blte niht bic strait Der Snltlas
e.. Ro'i's Stub bate i'm belellqen
'7!i''en. llno ne tuBte gar nl6t! Gtnz
car ni6t! SrpBoem perlobt3n
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llno bel Der alloemeinen 8pbnunosperz
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19

Observation-Disclosures

c. 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dem 3lpetten ,5aprestdg Der DUu5elt OF:
Saufe oes er,ten Sobne6 gefeiett. Ser
mann uno Hoii batten einen gdn6 al
lerliebiten, mInteren SunJen.
Wieoer CAB es Elm grpBes Set, Dob
lpar es %0elrnqener ais oas erie. 0enn
oos junge Yaur mar gang bel Der
Sadie.
'uno oiesmal, ais Die 8dite gegungen
tUuren, 9d9nten lie ni6t, ionoern Ties
len chamber in Die Nrme, glijtlif, IL
lein gu iein. Sbre Gippen perlhmol3en
in einem beglijdenoen &uiie. 9d 3oQ
6ermann Ieins 1yrau gu ii6 nieoer in
bic trdulihe Sopbaede uno flulterte
ibr 3u:
nSuQ mir bod, Roii, lparunt finn
mir oenn 70 gliitlid iebt uno parum
lruren mir es anfangs niht? WsIBt
Oh, pie oas 8~ugegan9en iit?"
"Gs muB ipoDl 10 leIn," perleBte ne
1u.,.rIre,C
No>r er DegrIIr ocB il tim etH Ue.
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uNer3eihen Sic. EpmtlNl

"Ser5eiben Sic. GomteNs cy,.
9eraoe otele 6rage lit Is, aul Die ~
Shnen ni4t ~untlporten Tam uno oarr.
Sn mo6te Sic nift belli9en, uno i9
lpuroe oas @ertrauen 5brea Bates
I6noos miBbtaudtn, peun ib Sbntn
Die NCbrbett lagte."
Iuf Uabrietsns iH0uem MntliB
'pe4IeIte Die 6arbe. sic erpioerlt
nidts, aber ibre yioer blieben fortan
9elehtt uno pdbreno Der gan5eu, trol.
los Iangen 6dbrt ourd Die eint0nt1e
norooeutI6e Eleftbene ri6tete iie fem
eIn5iges Nort mebr an ibren ieBt eben-
falls polig p%eritummten SegleIter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
Quite Gclegcnbeit.

Cine Tnrm nit quteu Standardization
b lt9 III taufen Sdrperer 9ooen, CUTE
}SrN'P uobit &iebmsioe. Ssuerhols uno gu
les Muiier. 9tnbe bel Der &irhe. Shule
uuo Grsamerp. gSesen NdbereW erira9e
i'd IN Der Ci1ce oes Noroltern. 1Obo
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Start Sumbcr &c..
ct. 8ermalnitraBe uno II Npenue,
ct. Glouo. Ninn.

6ier lit bas bauptauartier fir Yaumate.
rial. Ralf, Cement, YHaiter.
2biirrabmen unb Woloiue.
erite alaiie 2umber auer Sorten.
eular Shinoeln uno Selling
Wtapel; nnb @elbfhtenbols fir 8oben.
Wir lai1en uns Don Wiemauoen bieten
uno e%lauben. bab mir sut oil euren Reh.
nuneen @elo eriparen fonnen. 16.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19

ben Jrauen um3u9eper, uno m
8runoe bate er taum gemertt, oaB IS
eissntlid feline Sdpie9ermutter ge=
tpeIen, bic ibn perbeiratbet bate. Snz
peB, er mar es gang sufrieben. 9leiern
la9 oas Nltaosleben ieiner 9erufsers
iiiaun9 auf ibm. Sine iun9e, Itone
;yrou bds braufte er!
Nber slsid bel Der @erlobun9 tam
cine GnttGuIhung: Hpii erpioerte lei
nen Sub nibt. sic lieb iih nur till
len. llno er permodte gar ni6t gu
lpie ungliidlid i'm oas mudte.
: fi;blte nidt bic araft Der Snitiaz
e. RoIi's Sub bate i'm beIeliqen
.ai'Ien. limb lie tiibte gar ni6t. Gin
: gar ni6t, Srpboem perlobt,n
mn perbeiratbeten Tie fi6, be5ogen ibrt
t3ItliGs bIiitgnfrifae Sausli4te;t.
... >. -...p tINe ungsGeure Gldt
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~~.utt.5eit in Dem WtenIhengepiill
x. iUEuRGen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19

Dem 3lpelten 5uprestug Der Dou5tl' OF:
Sauie oes erIten Sobne8 gefeiett. Ser
mann uno ytoIi batten einen gang al
lerliebiten, munteren Sunyen.
Wieoer CAB es Elm grpbes Set, bot
mar es QelunQener ais oas erie. 0enn
oos junge Qaor mar gang bel Der
Sadie.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-08-04
LETTER FROM DIR. THOMAS.
He Left Tampa, Fla, on Saturday for
Santiago.

DIR. H. J. Thomas, who left here on
Saturday evening, July %, is now en-
route for Santiago. On Monday
The SENTINEL received the following
letter from him, written at Tampa,
Fla, last Friday:
81 will leave on transport "Michi-
gam for Santiago tomorrow morn
ing. The reports from there are far
from encouraging much fever: but
that is the very reason more doctors
are needed. 1 expect to be extremely
hard worked, but if I get time will
write you. There is no Yellow Jack
here yet, for all it has been reported
so. There are good many troops
here and over thirty Thousand horses.
1t is certainly a sight to see so many
horses together. Horses are as we'll
drilled as men, and a cavalry dress
parade is something to be remembered.
Some of the troops have been sent to
Fernandina as there is so much sick
ness here. Three more doctors go
with me to Santiago and about thirty
Red Cross nurses. About twenty OF
these nurses are women who have been
in the Red Cross training school.
They are brave women to face the dan
gers and hardships ahead of us.
81 will let my friends hear from me
through your columns as soon as pos
sible after | get there.
SIN haste,
''H. j. THOMAS"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-08-04
WILL HUNT SHOT.
Result of Negro Ball Out at Marien-
bad Springs-Monroe Lomax Ar
rested-No Razors Seen.

There was negro ball out at Ma
rienbad Springs Monday night and it
resulted seriously for Will Hunt, who
was shot in the back. His wound is
serious. He was brought to his home
on Hoover street, near citizens hall.
Drs. Jones and Hall probed for the
ball but they were unable to find it.
Monroe LomaX, who has been driv
ing the Hotel Jones bus, stands
charged with doing the shooting. He
was arrested next morning and carried
before Hunt, who identified him as be-
ing the guilty party. Lomax claims
this is a mistake, that he can prove he
had nothing to do with the shooting.
Lomax says that Hunt and Brown
Jeffreys, driver for Mr.. j. Jacobs, got
into a scrap and this led to the shoot
ing. Jeffreys denies having any
trouble with Hunt. He has an ugly
scar above one of his eyes, but he
does not seem to know who struck
him.
Hunt and LOmax have the reputa-
ton of being bad negroes. The latter
stated to the reporter that he saw no
raZOrs "hyin' in de air. but he heard
a number of pistol shots.
The dance lasted until about 2
O'Clock in the morning. The shooting
occurred about | o'clock. Parties who
were out there admit that there was
considerable drinking going on.
Lomax is in jail. He will not be
tried until Hunt is able to get out.
The evidence against him appears to
be rather conflicting.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-08-04
TURNING AMERICANS.
OUR ENTHUSIASTIC PORTO RI
CAN SUBJECTS.
Are Intensely Loyal to the United
States-Truly Remarkable Recep-
tion to the Army of Invasion
General Miles Satisfaction.

PONCE, via St. Croix, Aug. 1.-Por-
to Rico is turning American as fast as
the United States troops advance. The
citizens of the Island are enthusiastic
and are giving much help in locating
recreant Spaniards, large numbers of
whom have been brought into the cit
les by vigilant citizens and turned over
to the troops. After signing the pa
role all are released. With the excep
ton of the paroled prisoners all join
with the crowd in praising and assist
ing the American troops.
The troops advanced Saturday night
toward the outposts of San Juan.
Juana DiaZ, twelve miles from Ponce,
was the third town taken by the troops,
Guanica being first, then 9auco.
When the troops took possession of
the latter place the mayor issued
proclamation, exhorting the citizens
to conduct themselves properly tow
ards the troops; also brilliantly laud-
ing America and its arms. The citi-
zens are intensely loyal to our gov
eminent. When the troops arrived
the citizens fell upon their knees and
embraced the legs of the invading
hosts. 1t was truly a remarkable re-
ceptiOn to the invading army.
Ponce today is placarded with pos
ters, issued by the mayor upon the or
der of General Wilson, demanding the
surrender of all arms and declaring
it the duty of every citizen to inform
where arms are concealed. A great
number of arms have been turned in to
date. 1t is thought over two thousand
Spaniards will sign parole docu-
ments. The campaign is being pushed.
General Miles expresses great salts
faction.
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FORSYTH SUPERIOR COURT.
f. B. Linville Foreman of Grand Jury
Gases Tried

The August term of Forsyth Super
ior Court opened at 10 o'clock Mon
day morning with Judge McIver on the
bench. His charge to the grand jury
was practical. There are no cases of
Importance on the State docket.
The grand jurymen are as follows :
E. B. Linville, foreman, Luther II.
Smith, John F. Nading; w. G.. Brown,
J. P. Marlboro, J. F. Morton, Jas
Griffin, Boon M. Rose, Wiley Mooney,
Z. S. Smith, G. w. Rothrock, J. NJ
Jarvis, Jesse Brown, J. A. Newsom,
j. A. Lewis, T. B. Wilson, II. j.
Crute and III. w. Johnson.
The case against Thomas Crawford.
for striking Policeman Frazier and
resisting arrest was disposed of this
morning. The defendant made talk
to His Honor in which he promised to
stop drinking and lead better life.
Judge McIver suspended Judgment
upon payment of cost, which aggre-
gated about $3.50.
lobe Meroney and William Pressly,
both colored, plead guilty to the
charge of gambling. Judgment will be
rendered tomorrow.
State VS.. Lewis Hanes, selling cigar
cites, not guilty.
State VS.. Augustus NewSom, assault
with deadly weapon and carrying con-
cealed weapon, judgment suspended on
payment of cost.
State VS.. Vance Simpson, assault on
George Sneed; defendant. called and
failed. To be arrested.
Julius c. Rumly, carrying con-
cealed weapon, defendant plead guilty;
So and cost.
State VS.. Sam Fulton, assault with
ptsat r
defendant plead guilty; $40 and cost.
State VS.. Sam Young, carrying con-
cealed weapon; S. and cost.
TUESDAY.
The mornings session of the SUI
periOr Court was taken up in the trial
of Edward Blackburn, who had four
cases against him-assault, assault
with deadly weapon, carrying a con-
cealed weapon and f. and a. He was
convicted in all but the last case. The
Judgment of the court has not been
announced yet.
William Burrows was tried that af-
ternOOn on the charge of stealing a
pair of pants from Joseph Jacobs. He
was convicted. No sentence.
Jim Weir plead guilty to assaulting
his brOther-in-law and was sent to the
county roads for 30 days.
John Hairston, the little negro boy
who was arrested few days ago for
stealing knives, is on trial. He said
he took them to sell.
1t is thought now that the State
docket will be disposed of to-
day. The calendar has been arranged
for the civil docket to be taken up to-
morrow.
The following cases have been al
ranged for trial this week:
F'riday-Forbes VS.. Alspaugh: Ker
ner vs.. Boston Cottage Co.: Miller vs..
Ellis: Brown VS.. Brown; Young VS..
Tise.
Saturday-Eastern B. e l.. VS.. Nc
Curry; Jones, administrator, VS.. Tlse:
Wilkinson VS.. Coles, ct. al; Childs
VS.. Batcheller.
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DIED IN
Remains of william Spease Brought
to Forsyth for Burial

The remains of William F. Spease
arrived here on Monday from Ashe-
vile, where ;he died Sunday at the
age of % years.
Mr.. Spease was a son of the late
Edwin Spease, who died in Missouri
several years ago. He moved with his
parents from this county to that State,
but returned a few years ago. He ran
on the street cars for some time here
and then went to Savannah, Ca,
where he married. He was a promi-
nent member of the Jr. 0. U. A. NJ,
being State Councillor for Georgia.
He was also a member of the Knights
of Pythias. On account of bad health
he went to Asheville with the hope of
being benefited, but he continued to
grow worse. Consumption was the
cause of his death.
The remains were accompanied by
the widow and Rev. and Mrs. j. G..
w. Holloway, of Weaverville. The
body was conveyed to Dosier that af-
ternoon where the funeral services
were conducted from Pleasant Hill
church at O'Clock Tuesday by Rev
w. G.. LaSSiter
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Strength of the. Companies.

Fred Merritt, war correspondent of
the News and Observer writes his paper
that with the increase in the number of
men in each company an increase in
the number OF corporals is necessary.
These were appointed yesterday, to-
gether with few othe. promotions.
Company c Winston is as follows:
Corporal John A. Chapman, sergeant:
Private Casper Il. Biting. musician /:
Privates Richard w. Fowler. Edward
}. Shore and Walter X. Miller, COR
porals.
With all discharges, deaths and de-
serLions eliminated the strength of the
companies in enlisted men is now as
follows: Asheville, los; Statcsville,
l04: Waynesville, 1o4; Shelby. 90:
Goldsboro, 81: Durham, 81; Queen
City Guard, 93; Hornets Nest Rifles,
81: Raleigh, 80; Re:dsville, SO: " in
stOn, 81.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-08-04
NEEDS MORE FLAGS.
Miles Finds Brisk Demand in Porto
Rico for Stars and Stripes.

Miles
Rico for Stars and Stripes.
Maj. Gen. Miles, in command OF I'll e
Porto Rico expedition, sent the fol
lowing dispatch to Secretary Aleer:
PONCE. Porto Rico,
July 81, 1898; 1855 T m.
Secretary OF War, Washington, d. G:
Volunteers are surrendering them
selves with arms and ammunition.
Four flfths of the people are Overjnyed
at the arrival OF the army. Two
Thousand from one place volunteered
to serve with it. They are bringing
b eff cattle and other needed supplies.
The custom house has already yielde d
$4,000 As soon as all the troops are
disembarked they will be in readiness
to mvOe.
Please send any national cOlors that
can he spared tn he given to the diff
fereDt nun cipalities.
IrrQuest that tine question Of the
tariff rate To be charged in the ports
OF Porto Rico occupied by our forces
be submitted to the President for his
action, the previously existing tariff
remaining meanwhile In force
As to the government and military
occupation, | have already given in
struc.inns, based upon the instructions
issued by the Presidept in the case of
the Philippine Islands. and similar to
those issued at Santiago de Cuba
MILES,
Major General, Commanding.