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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
MUST STAY IN PRISON
No Pardon Will Be Issued to the
Youngers.
APPLICATION WAS WELL BACKED.


in Its Opinion That No CIemency
Should BE Extended to the Notorious
Outlaws-Citizens of Mortified. Where
the Raid Occurred, Out I'm Force to Pro-
test Against Their Pardon.
st. Paul, July 15.-After an extended
hearing on the petition for the pardon Of
Cole and Jim Younger the surviving
members of the Missouri outlaw band
who attempted to raid a bank at North
field, Mimi, in 1876, the state board OF
pardons, consisting Of the governor, at
torney general and chief justice. Tues
day afternoon refused to grant the re-
quested relief, by unanimous vote de-
claring their belief that the Youngers
should complete their term of life i'm
prisonment.
Bob Younger. the youngest Of the
brothers, died in the penitentiary at Still
water a few years ago, but previously
to that time several attempts had been
made to secure pardon for the boys.
Governor Pillsbury refused to pardon
them sixteen years ago, and eight years
ago Governor Merriam followed the
same example, both declaring that they
believed that the ends of justice would
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15

Dt DelltT StTNtQ Dy hetplHS lllC IOGhS-
ers in confinement.
Well Signed Petitions.
The present attempt to secure the par
don Of Cole and Jim has been notable for
the amount of pressure that has been
brought to bear on the board. Friends
of the Youngers were present with long
petitions, signed by the senators and
congressman from Missouri and by many
leading citizens of that state. Long ar
guments were made In support OF the
application, a petition from Cole
Younger was read, and Warden Wolfer
of the penitentiary appeared in person
and asked for the pardon.
On the other hand, citizens Of North
field and of that section of the state.
where the raid occurred, were out In force
with attorneys and some of the sufferers
in the famous raid, and presented strong
arguments against the pardon. Under
the law a pardon cannot be granted un-
less the board Is unanimously in its IA
vor, so that one negative vote Is suffi-
cient to refuse pardon. In the case OK
the Youngers, however. the board was
unitedly opposed to pardon.
Saw the Whole AFFAIR.
Harry Gress of Northfield said he was
standing within fifty feet of the North
field bank when the robbery occurred
and saw the whole transaction. The
robbers might have been shooting mere
ly to frighten the people at the outset,
but when they found the people were
preparing to fight they certainly shot to
| kill. All of the men I'm the gang were
| using the feulest oaths and calling to
| each other to kill this person and that.
| Editor Carpenter of the Northfield In
dependent read a number Of affidavts
from citizens Of Mortified to show the
| falslty OF Cole Younger's statements.
Three of the deponents stated positively
| that they distinctly saw Cole Younger
| shoot the Swede, and that he shot at
people i'm the windows with the purpose
| Of killing them. Mr. Carpenter said
| Cole Younger was seeking sympathy
! through false statements, which had
been printed broadcast over the land.
Younger refrained from mentioning the
name Of the man who rode the buck
skin horse, and it was generally believed
and known that II was Frank James.
now residing in Missouri.
Informed of the Failure.
An indictment is still on file against
him i'm Northfeld Ex-Prosecuting At
torney A. NJ. Keyes told of the finding
of the indictment, and said that Frank
James would have been brought to Min
nesota and tried IL the Governor of Mis-
souri, would honor the requistion of the
Governor Of Minnesota, but he would
not. The board retired for a few min
utes and then announced IL had decided
unanimously against granting pardon.
Warden Wolfer Tuesday night stepped
into the cellroom and informed Cole and
Jim Younger of their failure to secure
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
Precautions A gainst Anarchi.,s.

Paris, July BIN view of anarchist
threats special precautions were taken
for the protection of M. Faure. the pres
ident while en- route to the review
Wednesday. Many suspects were ar
rested. The thicket near the cascade In
the Bos de Boulogne, the scene of the
last outrage. was surrounded by detec-
tives. More than $50 detectives mounted
on bicycles were ready at various points
to carry out instructions and to pursue
anarchists In case any emergency should
arise.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
Will Put In Machines.
FIRST ACT OF VIOLENCE.
Bullets Fly During Riot of Miners al
Grape Creek, Ills.

Bullets Fly During Riot of Miners al
Grape Creek, Ills.
,Sanville, Ills, July 15.-The first acts
or violence committed during the pres
ent strike occurred at Grape Creek
Tuesday night. About o'clock $50 or
400 strikers, mostly Belgians and other
foreigners. assembled at the Pawnee
mine, and when a cage OF miners who
had been working arrived at the sur
face they assaulted a colored miner
named Reed with knives and slaves.
Reed secured bar of iron and re-
volver and fought for his life, knocking
down several strikers and shooting into
the crowd. which retreated to the
woods.
The strikers then piled ties on the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois tracks and
tried to wreck a switch so as to throw
the train bearing the miners off the
track. They also threw rocks at the
train, and its occupants opened fire on
them, forty shots being exchanged.
1t is reported that two strikers were
shot during the fight
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15

paron. Neither seemed greatly sur
prised. and they said they felt more sor-
ry for their friends and relatives than
they did for themselves. Cole said: 1--WE
feel deeply thankful to all who tried to
assist us in getting a pardon. and we
have no unkind word or feeling for any
one. We will have to stand IT as we'll
as we can"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
First Break in West virginia.

Cleveland, July 15.-J. j. Phillips re-
ceived a telegram from Pennington. w.
Va, as follows: Miners all went out
on a strike here Wednesday morning.
Pennington is an important point In the
West Virginia coal fields
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15

carried away IN the raging MOOD. the
water system was operated by a prl-
vate company and supplied the villages
Of Matteawan and Fishkill-on-the-
Hudson.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
West virginia the Key.

Kenova, w. Va, July 15.-The first
real work of the United Mine Workers
organizers on the Norfolk and Western
will be done at Thacker. There are 300
men at work there. all belonging to the
union. Three organizers will conduct
a meeting for the night-turn men. and
in the evening for the day-turn men.
II these union men make break 1t Is
generally conceded that the strikers
will stand a good show Of getting all
the 10000 Norfolk and Western miners
~
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
sprrrne,. ocy1ns a r,Ic suit.

San Francisco. Cal, July 15.-Claus
Spreckels has instituted another mill
ion-dollar libel suit against The Exam
liner, W. r.. Hearst. A. NJ. Lawrence, its
managing editor. and c. f. Aiken, the
libel complained Of having been pub
lished in the shape OF a clipping from
the Petaluna Courier, June last.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
Death OF Charle. A. Kerfoot.

Chicago, July 15-Charles A. Kerfoot,
OF the real estate firm OF c. A. Kerfoot
q Co, 10s Washington street, died Tues
day evening at his home. 1858 Michigan
avenue. Apoplexy, superinduced by
the recent season Of hot weather. was
the cause.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
whman CycIIst Killed.

Chicago, July 15.-Mrs. Luella Ar
niger. 3S4 North Clark street, was run
over and fatally injured by north
bound Clark street electric car Tuesday
afternoon at Cornela and Clark streets,
while riding a bicycle. She died at III
n. m. at the German hospital.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
May Disrupt the Association.

st. Joseph, Mo-, July 15.-It is be-
lieved that the National Credit Mems
association will be disrupted because
eastern members Of the organization
are supporting the passage of the Tor
rey bankruptcy bill. which is opposed
by western members. F. w. Hale, vice
president for Missouri of the National
Credit Mems association. has wired his
resignation TO the national president
and the local association has withdrawn
from the national organization. Let
ters have been sent to all western asso-
Citations urging them to take similar
action and then to form a new organi-
zatinn among credit men of the west.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
Deatb of Frank Mclaughlin.

Philadelphia, July 15.-Frank Nc
Laughlin. proprietor Of the Philadelphia
Times, died Of rheumatic gout at MS
residence In this city Wednesday morn
ing.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
Two Ministers and a Large Number of
Consuls Are Named.

Washington, July 1.-THE president
Wednesday sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate: William l.. Merry
Of California to be minister to Nicar-
ague, Costa Rica and Salvador; Horace
y. Nelson of Ohio, to be minister resi-
dent and consul general to Korea; Perry
M De Leon of Georgia. to be consul gen
eral at Guayaquil, Ecuador
To be consuls of the United States
William l.. Sewell of Ohio, at Toronto.
at Stuttgart. Germany; Henry w. Died
rich of the District of Columbia. at
Madgeburg, Germany; Charles w. Erd-
man of Kentucky, at Furth, Germany;
Samuel e. Magll of Illinois, at Amster-
dam, Netherlands; Grenville James Of
New York. at Prescott, Ont; Radcliffe
H. Ford of Maine. at Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia: Frederick w. Hossfed Of Iowa,
at Trieste, Austria; John G. Covert OF
Ohio, at Lyons, France; William X. An
derson of Michigan, at Hanover, Ger
many; William w. Henry of Vermont.
at Quebec, Can; John +. Caples Of Ore
gon, at Valparaiso, Chile; Daniel T.
Phillips of Illinois, at Cardiff. Wales;
Mathlon Van Horn Of Rhode Island. at
st. Thomas. West Indies; Adam Lieber-
knect of Illinois. at Zurich. Switzerland;
James M. Shepard of Michigan, at Ham,
ilton, Ont: William Harrison Bradley
Of Illinois. at Tunstall Eng; Charles A.
Mccullough Of Maine, at st. stephen.
N. b.; Paul Lang Of New Hampshire.
at Sherbrooke, Que. Charles Deal OF
New York, at st. Johns Que; Delmar
j. Vail OF Vermont. at Charlottetown.
p. f. l.: Edmond Y. Brodowski OF Illi-
nois. at Ereslau, Germany; Joseph c.
I Stephens Of Indiana, at Plymouth, Eng.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-15
WAITING FOR THE WIND.
Well signed Petitions.

be better served by keeping the Young
ers in confinement.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20

per oes Weaelassrers um;uIeBen. Yer
pofere Sottor fordt liA nidt. 9ebt
icines @eSes SAritt fir Sdtitt uno
erreidt aliidlih feline ge6auIunQ.
SDrt ansetommen, meloet oas SienIt=
psriOnal, oaB i'm Sprshsimmer Elm
ilber Ieftige s6merSsn tlasenoer Ya=
tient, Der uni6uloig in cine Sdla9erei
Uerpldelt UOroen lei, Der lrStliben
Silfe barre. 8. pelb' Gritaunen!
Sbne iibsr aei1iloertes 4benteuer Elm
Wort 81 perlieren, ioa Der @rst al iei-
mem GOmbattauten, Der i6m md turs
pOr6er, 10 ~v9eualti9" 9e9enlberItano,
Samariteroienite perIeben. i'm perbuu=
ben uno nun in Sebanolun9 babeu.
- Sine Giienbarttur fir Sii6ner.
Sine ionoerbare 8ei1ihte erSdblt oas
Siib. &rsisbl.: Sor einigan Saoen
mabte cine SSrau in ll6te Die iible Be-
Oba6tuna, oaB ibre Siibner iGmmtlide
Gier IelbIt p%er5ebrten. I'm oielem
llebeliianoe ouf idluue glrt ~ab3ubelfen,
nabm lie cine 9rOBe Sbneioeri9eere
uno ling al, ibren Siibnern bic
ShnabslIpiben abSuIdneioen. SOh
oieie Sur iollte ni4t 81 ibrem Nuben
ausfallen, oeun i6on an iolgenoen
Gage la9en iGmmtlihe Siibner. bel
oenen oieies ~turioic Wittel angewauot
poroen mar, tOot i'm Stale.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
GIeinere TaGri6ten aus 2taot
nnO l1meesenO.

-Sr. q. grap Yruttii6er 9(rst uno
Spesialiit fir auAen= Obren= N0isns
unOSalstrantbeitsn. 1857 SOua G3tra.
IS babsn Ssiratbsli;snIen Qe=
nommen: Serr SOiepb S6ute uno
8ertruo Craze; Serr SrGnS Serter
uno Gliiabetb gSellcl; Serr M. Surs
nis uuo Maria S6li9.
- s. 9. Tronbsn, oeutlder yloOotat
uno NOtar, 3immer Alb Sfiice=8ss
bduoe, 9. unO Main=S traBe.
- Srau Maria Mar9aoant, Sat-
tin oes Serrn 4lOrin WargNoont, 308
St0HOrO NOe.. itarb am 9OnnersItNQ
MOr0en i'm Nlter bon IS Subren. Sic
biuterldBt ibren 8atten unO OreiS 6bne:
@6riitopb BON WaterlOD; SOIepb pDll
Dubuque uno NbrUbom bon Wtinnea=
polls. - Nm ielben Sage itarb Serr
Soruce WilIiams, mObn1Nft lO4 South
Bluff Strabe. I'M Glitter 0On 78 Sabren.
$24.00 bon Chicago no6 Nelp
DOrt uno suriif. SiIi9er 0Is Ouf an=
oeren 9abnsn. 2imiteo % Stunoen
3ug via 9titel Ylate. Sillete perOen
BON %. bis gum 2G. 9lpril, i~ncluIiOe
pertouit uno iinO bis gum ). Mai fir
Die &iifrejie 9iiltig. Our 8eieBunQ
bon S6lailtelen Ooer I'M IOniti0e NUs.
tunit wenOe man ii6 an; s. y. GOlas
ban, 8enernlsN9ent, Ill glOams Str,
60icQ9p, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
Mbermals riu Muro 1T Safiuu
Gpunth.


Sim Sreitae Dprlebte @ote ,puroe
in South 6prt SOWnibip in Sadlpn
&c., ettpa 9 Meilen nOroDeltlid bon
M~aquoteta, bic 9eide bon u. 9. &ol=
lamb, einem "a Sabre alien Wann 9e=
%funoen, Der in elmer tleinen Siitte in
Der Ndbe allein gebauit bate. Die
2ei6e lag am 98e9e, in turSer Gntfers
nun9 bon Der Sebuuiung &ollano's,
uno in einem 3uit0noe, Der barauf
i6lieben lieb, baB Der Sob:e ernlorDet
mOroeu mar, mas 0enn 0lb our6 bic
beb0roli1e 2eidenI0Nu beft1tiQt wuroe.
Yer S6Goel wur nit eincm itumpfen
Snitrumeute seri6mettsrt lporoeu. Gas
@eIl6t, BON Slut iiberflOlen, bot eilten
9rouenbUften Anblif. Sin nit Slut
beflefter, etua orei SuB LANCER unO
Spei 3oll oifer &nittel. oen man IN
eini9er Gntfernung bon Der Seide an
g8e9e fOno, bate auQeuiheinli6 ais
Moroinltrumcnt 9eoient. Wau ninlmt
GIL, OQB Der WorD am 9onnerstng
glbsno sruii6en Z uno 8 llbr peribt
morOen lit.
&Ollano bate an 9onnerstaa fir
einen 9tabbNr SOlS gebNtt uno lib bel
2lnbru6 Der Suntelbeit in feline Nob=
nun9 be9eben; ipdter mar er mad Dem
@eb0it icines n6bIten Nndbars. SObn
SIau0bter, gegan9en uno bate ii6
bort g8NIier fir ieinen Sausbalt 9es
bolt. ST pfle9te AUDI ieinen geOarf al
Stern bon SlOu9bter 81 bolen, uno es
ibeiut, oaB er gum sWeiten Wale an
0ieiem Nbenb auf Dem 29ege 0prtbln
mar, ais er bon M6roerbano ieinsn
Sob fNno, 0enn nebsn Der &ei6e lag
Elm tIcines SleAQefdB, III Dem &Cllano
Die Gier gu trUgcn pile9te.
Inter Der Sep0lterunQ Der llmge9eno
bat Der MtOro n0tiirllh cine 9rOBe Nufs
re0lng berpor9eruien. Ser GrmOr=
oete mar Elm frieoliebenoer WNnn, Der
rubi9 ieiner 8e0e 9in9 unO Niemano 81
nahe tr0t. DAP Der MOro aus Raub=
0ier oerilbt purbe, 1T ousgeihlplien,
ia 8oQauo arm mar, uno bic weniaen
cents, bic iein g00rperm0aeu aus=
mNtten, fano man in leiner SaIhe.
Gis Sbatia6e, bab eiu Na9bar Na=
mems @eo. MOrebeoo benz GrmOroeten
feiEoli6 9eIinnt mar. oaB er, I'm etipa
bic 3eit, ba Der WOro Seidab. Den
S9atDrt pailirte - er bate nImlib I'm
oieIe Stunos feline Yieroe mad
SlouQbters @ebOIt CUR SrGnte aeiilbrt
- brin9t i'm in ben &eroaht, Der
W6rOer Su Iein. Ger Sheriff. BON
SNdIOn 6ountD, Mitbcl, Der bel Der
GeihenIbau 9e9enwGrtiQ mar, unter'
iu1te Die &leiOer M~orebenO'5 uno fam
al oerielben einige psrod6ti9e 6lefeu,
Die wObl glutipurcn iein tOnnten.
WtOrc6eao mubte ben &Ot ber9eben,
uno bic Derod6ti0en 6lefer iOllen ourb
Sa9OerltQuoi9e uuteriu1t Deroen.
S0s &srOitt Der Gei9eni9au : Sc.
i6luOreuen lautete o0bin. ONb Der &ers
Itorbene Our3 S9IQ9e nit eineuI
itumpfen SnItrument in Der Sano cine,
mbetannten FerIOn 81 ieinem SOOe
9efommen lei.
GOuntDanWalt SenrD bon Sadior
So ma bel Der &eiGeui@nu Nc9enpQr:
ti9 lno leltete oas 3eu9enUerb0r.
Ser Grmoroete mar Der Sobn cine:
alien NnIieOlers jener Ge8eyo, be:
Siaac gtolluno.
Sp6ter. WOrsbeao lit be rbafts
mproen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
Die Standardization III Su,ua

lit nun nit siemli6er Si6erbeit oIs
aeiebli6 erl0ubt 81 betrubteu. Der
Senat bot eilen 3uiaB 81 Dem Wulct=
geleB angenommell, Der bic Sabritatipn
bon Spirituoien in Sotua auf @runo
ieparaten Qniuhens in Den Counties
geitattet. 26 Stimmen wllroen Doiiir,
"a oaQegen ab9e9eben. Sie Bill muB
ans Salls Su~riif9eben, b0 mebrere
3uidBe i'm Senat ssmadt puroen,
bob miro lie in Sauie aller @abrs
i6einlidteit na6 bur69eben. SieieS
GeIeb miro Die SObritation Oler glrten
bon SpiritloIen in Soma sum eriten
Mtale isit Der Nnnabme bes Yrobibis
tlons9eleBes i'm Sabre 1882 9eitatten.
Der v9apenport SemOtrQt" bemertt
oasu, mas aud fir Subuqe gilt, SOL
genoes:
Gas @eieB ut fir bic Saueuporter &rauCr
uno SptrttuOleubGIoler, Die iib wGbrcno Der
9auieu !3ett Der ltaotli6eu Eroblbtiou iebr
meni9 I'm Die lebtere 9efiimmert babeu, pom
9roBem SSertbe, Oeuu lie lebeu lbr @emerbe
bod lpteoer alI1 cine, rpeulI al1 ullr lebr
wafeIige, 9eieeltde &aiiS geitcllt uro babeu
ntdbt 81 flirGbten, baB iroeuo elm S6uft ibnet
Mouren abf0uit lno billterber mtlpeoer Das
@elo oafiir i6ulbi9 blelbt poer logan belleu
Nitt;oblun9 perlOn9en tam.
Zap in ouoereu Srten piele lelte @r0ues
reieu entltebeu lperoelI, III faum au;uIebmcu ;
oenu oaS WtlIlctgeiet ulto ooS butter bent
ielben nod ltebeuoe Erobibitlon59eiee bieteu
81 wGuige @0r0ntlen fir etneu balerlloen
Geitallo lolder 6tabliIemeut6. &0<su5
meroelI bic Ilo oa Clut9e Der 0lteu GrQllereis
9eb0uoe, Die lett eillem Qu6ellO Sobrell INT
be1Iet 9eltunoeu babeu, wieOer elu9eri1tet
Deroen, wo oaS obue gu groBe Soften luO
obne III groBeS Hlltto gel6ebuG tori.
Gje cMtnnUfacturiug Gill" lit mr. cine
Iebr fletne Nnbe, Gber man lit III SopG i'll
oieicr Niuiiht idou 10 Nuipul6sloS &C.
worheu, OaB mani lid aud iIber cine 6IciliQ
felt Irellt uno S~eilercS uOu Der Submit ers
martet.
Gs bleibt nod ST bemerten, baB ou6
mobl feline granntmeinbrennereien I'M
StGat 9cbaut perosn, neil Elm IOldes
8el6Git wobl tdum nit ben topital.
rei6en 0iitilerien in YeOria uno &en=
tufp tOnturrlren tOnnte. Gs milbte
oenu isiu, DAB in Ses W}Oines ODER
Siour Gitp Ooer in Dubuque Der gn=
tauf pOn &Orn biliger i~tattlinoen
tOnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
2cbte ID Sabre lang uon
SrOO.
Gine Dame erSdblt pie iie an 2lla.
S~enbeihperoen Dyspepsia lit.
gSurSe nit 40 Sabren lit.

.Gpspepiie per9GQt ibreu 0pferu 10 ;ismli6
leocu SebelS9ellIB.
Sic lest Oieielbeu onf @aiier un6 9roO,
o0nn qualt uuo %oran9lulirt lie oleieI6en, bait
lue III Ntbem nno modt ne perorleBll6.
llub bGuiig iiibrt lie III tObtlr9 perIauienz
ben Grtrautnu9en beS SlIteS.
Sieie uIte Game er;ablt wie lie 20 Sabre
lang pom Der &rantbelt 9eqlIGlt murOe.
g8ie iie i0Bt, i6reibt lie btes, bamit glu=
oere eriGbren, wie lie 90 Sabre iritber gebellt
meroen toulen ais tic ielbit.
Sie Game 1T Grou T.. Gariger pom YatOu,
Soma, nno ii6 i9reibt:
r3wauSt9 Sabre lit ib an Wa9en uu0
al ben yderen. tSiini;cbu Sabre lang babe
i9 AueS uerllGbt, nm yinoerung su erbalteu,
oleS mar umlonli. ySGbreuo Der 0an;eu
langen 3eit babe ib ni6t gewa9t, etpu5 al
oereS 81 geuIebell. ais Grob unb Butter lno
&bee. SD be9auu Or. S6oop'S &ieoerbers
teller il lcbmeu, obpobl r6 10 piele Mteoi:
SIlen 9ellOmmen bate, baB t1 eS taum nod
Der Wtii6e wertb belt. SeBt fam i6 allies
~eler. sd bin bcinabe 70 Sabre alt"
GS 1T eim wunoerboreS Sing I'M cine Sci.
lung Der SDspepiie nit 20 SobrelI.
Giue Eerion pou 80 Sabrsu bate tauIenb
Wtnl o piel AuSit6t' 9ebabt Dte lie.
2ber Or. S6oop'S Observation-Disclosures beilte,
obpobl bic &routbeit 20 Sabre ait mar.
Gas mar bic ihrperite Eriiium0, Der mol
cine lol6e WieOEin u]uterwerieu founte.
NIoere OteoiSineu i6lu9su ni0t an, mie eS
lmntcl Der SHll 1T, neil tie nidt Ouf bic nr=
i06e eiumirfen.
Or. Sboop'S @ieoerberlteCer itGrtt Die
llIneren Neruen - ui1t ole WeiiiblSnerpen.
9r ut bic eiu,i9e iemals ber9eileute Wsbis
sin, bic bic 9terusu oeS Ma9suS itdrft ooer
otes periu6t. rs belt bic 9teruen, bic auf
bic Ufa9enorilleu wwteu - Die i%pmpatbetis
lbeu Rerpeu.
Nto6 nie bat cine Weoi;in 9ebeiIt, Obne
oieS iupor 9etban 81 babeu.. Sesbalb per
lpailote Or. S6oop ein WeNlbeualter ali
oeren @ntbeduus.
Or. Sboop'S @ieberbsriteOer periu6t
nidt 81 tGulben, mie Fepliu=U tittel ct per-
lest sud uibt IN ben @loubeu, oaB Sbr 4es
BELT ieio, ebe SIR oies aud Uirtli6 ieio. Gr
beilt ni6t ibnel, aber CT beilt O0ueruo.
capt sud Or. S9oOp's Sud- tommeu, es
1T tolteuirei.
Or. S6oop'S &ie0erbcriteler toitet 81. 90
per SIoi6e III Npotbefcu ODER per GrpreB bel
SoralsbeiablGng. Se6S Nlui6eu $500.
Aorele; Or. S9oop, 1913 PUB Street, H.,
0taciue, isis,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
0rant 9rnfmalz G%ntbiiauug 81 Rem
0nrf.

9}c6mcu Gle ben % Stmocu .3u9 Der
ytjtel lIlote HobW. Wci6loieue i3i8e 3Ui.
idcl Chicago luo 9tem Nort. Nu ben
Gpeliewo9eu werOeu Mobl;sjteu Oui8Gs
trageU. 5ie &u9eu lINo nit Eiuti9 ,IUS
beleu6tet uuo babeu iurbi9e @eoIeutt. Sine
HteIie uur 6ieicr &ubu miro Gie pou OereII
Eortbeilcu liberjeNoen. Ser Sabrprei5 lit ME
orjGcr ais Uli ouOereu &ubueu. =. y.
NNlNbOu, CNcucrUl }lgeut, III NloomS Ctr,
NbjCugo, ,Nu., UIrO lbnCN bcreltpjQi9It JED
lUeOe geUiIui6te 2luitIdrm9 9ebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
aus bem Guuntg uH0 Der Iabbar>
i9ait.

- Qnton 8iirr unO Sruu bon Sc
Mars, 3d., frilbere Ntte GinUObner
bon 6alena ie9neten Oas 3eItlide III
ibrem Seim gu Sc MtNrs. Sic lleber=
reIte Der Yeioen muroCn na6 @alena
iiberIiibrt unO iauOen in 8reenwOOo
lire leBte irOii9e &u6eltGtte. &eBtsn
SOnnerita9 fOno bic YeerOiQun8 uOm
Sauie Der Srau 8pttlieb 8eiger. Der
S6weiter Der usriOrbenen 6rau Siirr,
itatt.
- gu SeQeDue, in Sudion county,
itarb tiirsli6 Serr 6briiiam 8sgler
i'm Nlter bon 81 Sabrsn. gr
mar elmer Der Grinder bon Spring.
brDot uno wo6ute lett II Sabreu in
SatiOn County. Gr binterlaBt iiinI
ainoer: Is. M. bon Sprin9brOOt
GrsS tautsienator 81. Is. &eQler uno
Wilbslm. ein Sdnoler bon 8elieOue,
6rau q. Is. Gpen bon Sc M0rs uno
Grau ). y. OroOis BON Sart!sp, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
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