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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
CONTEST S HIS GUILT.
Leon Czolgosz Tells of His Attack on
the President.

Leon Szolgosz Tells of His Attack on
the President.
Leon Czolgosz, the accused and self
confessed assassin, signed a confession
in which he says that he is an anarchist
and that he decided on the act three
days before and bought in Buffalo the re-
volver with which it was committed. He
is unmarried. He claims to be a member
Of the Golden Eagles. Czogosz has not
appeared in the least uneasy or penitent
for his action and shows no sign of in
sanity.
The mans name is Leon Czoigosz. He
is of Polish-German extraction His
home is in Cleveland, where he has seven
brothers and sisters. He is AN avowed
anarchist and an ardent disciple of EN-
ma Goldman, whose teachings, he al
leges, are responsible for his attack on
the President. He denies steadfastly
that he is the instrument of any body
of anarchists or the tool of any coterie Of
plotters. He declares that he did not
have confederate.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
STATEMENT BY CORTELYOU.

George 3. Cortelyou, Secretary to the
President, Saturday morning gave out the
following statements:
The President was shot about o'clock.
One bullet struck him on the upper portion
Of the breastbone. glancing and not pene-
trating; the second bullet penetrated the
abdomen five inches below the left nipple
and one and onehalf inches to the left of
the median line.
The abdomen was opened through the
line of the bullet wound. 1t was found that
the bullet had penetrated the stomach.
The opening in the front wall of the
stomach was carefully closed with silk
stitches, after which a search was made fer
hole in the back wall of the stomach. This
was found and also closed in the same way.
The further course Of the bullet could not
be discovered, although careful search was
made. The abdominal wound was closed
without drainage. No injury to the intes-
tines or other abdominal organ was discov-
cred.
''The patient stood tho operation WELL
pulse of good quality, rate of 100; condition
at the conclusion of operation was crafty
ing. The result cannot be foretold. His con
dition at present justifies hope of recovery
GEORGE B. CORTELYOU,
Secretary to the President
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

ing as good health as she has tD%l
recent years. Although the 's
learning of the attempted assa'%l
of the President nearly proSifa''O 4
the time, she soon became Inlo''
the confidence and hopefune$s
physicians, and she is now ID |"
cheerful frame of mind. I'D
When DIR. Rixey tod Mrs ~"
of the extreme gravity Of the ', III
did not break down. On the 'g.l
feeble as she is, grief seemed U
strength. and she felt that she H''
up for his sake.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

That the wound in DIS NJ D''A
the Presidents stomach is hga
proven by the fact that the stoMad
resumed its digestive functions
President Gould now be moved mE
ington without great danger if abs .
ly necessary, but he must not II
there before Oct. ID.
1t was declared by the doctors tba
McKinley's stomach is now al
again. There is no further dang
blood poisoning, and the suturod pdE
tions are healing nicely. The wen
the abdomen caused by the tire-ini
cisiOn of the surgeons knife Is
to he the last of the Presidents nJE
to heal. Anxiety concerning poSaR
Illumination from the hullc5 IN The
has disappeared. I'VE are not mn
about it, only watchfui," said Dr. VI
Even if it should cause trouble,
we do not expect, We have ever
dence we could locate it by the N
and extract it without danger to A
TENT
-Four days previous to the statena
tne doctors that Mr.. Mckinley was
stantially out of all danger, the Aa
the nation was believed to be MOI
wounded. Now he is so well along
road to recovery that ii is beler
will be able to leave his bel ana
about the room in two weeks, anu 4
his removal to Washington or ~
may be prudently undertaken OyFk
of October. The surgeons hoTaa
not intend to permit the President
to leave his bed or to 90 to NasAE
till all possibility Of danger 'n'''
has disappeared.
Emphatic denial is cnt2re
household physicians of the eXasso
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
NATION is SHOCKED.

Whole Country Grieves Over the MUIR
derous Assault on It's Chief.
The news of the attempt on the life Of
the President was received from one end
OF the country to the other first with hor-
rhed amaZement and then with the deep
est grief. In the clubs hotels and then
ters of every city in the United States
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

crowd, dragging the prisoner between
them. They were determined there
should be no lynching. Things were
bad enough as it was, ard a lynching
would have been the browning horror
of the day
From outside the building where the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
President Is Rapidly Recn
from His Injuries
ONLY MATTER OFT
Interior Wound Heals and H.
Complications Is Past

Assert That Pon
Washington Could Ee Accom-
if solutely Ne ,essary
Resumes Its Digestive Fuucto,l
Nourishment is Taken in fl.
Way-Mrs. Mckinley Has RI,
Terrible Ordeal Well.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
YALMAGEIN FAVOR OF l W.

Says lie Wishej Police Had b'''
no'gosz' Brains i,
In the course of his sermon n a Ier
Grove, n. j., Sunday III,
Talmage OF Washington saul p,f
Il wish that the policeman N irIr
who seized the pistol of the sco d p,5sl
shot our adcred President I ,J t5e p
butt of the weapon and dashed 'Ds
brains out on the spot. nm,
The 10000 people in The aooi'''
plauded the sentiment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

news had spread from lip to lip more
thousands pushed and jostled and
shouted in their eagerness to enter the
building. Those inside were struggling
in two directions-the more timorous to
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

SSS<l'S ALOLl IAI( pAet-C bSAOIC a siam
pede should crush out their lives and
the hot-headed to reach CzolgosZ-only
to reach Czolgosz was their one idea.
President Keeps Calm.
And thus the contest ragged while the
President sat- pale but calm, in the
midst of the excited little group on the
platform. 1t was impossible to take
him away at the moment. Every door
way was damned with a crazy, shout
ing mob moving in two directions, try
ing to escape and trying to enter. To-
ward the main door the police were
fighting their way with fists and billies
to get Czolgosz out of the crowd and
place him behind the bars. Upon the
minutes which were speeding might de-
pend the Presidents life, for 10 medi
cal aid could reach him in that mael-
strom, and it was evident that he was
sorely wounded.
More police came plunging into the
crowd from headquarters, where the
direful news had sped. They hurled
themselves upon the swaying mob, they
struck and pushed and shouted com
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

The day of the crisis in presIia
Kinley's condition passed Tupsl
surgeons, without too much pyrI
declared the danger Substantial
and the nation once more brea,Ml
ly in the confidence that the prsI
will live. For four days the 1
went through a period of almost
breaking anxiety, and it was NJ
sigh of infinite relief that they b
back to the accustomed channekd
convinced that the aSsaSsin'S bulg
failed.
The President is convaIesccnt
getting we'll with amazing rapidly
surgeons arc we'll satisfied Wi h b
gress; in fact, they are SURPRISED
All conditions are as they should
patient who is fast recovering, an
is soon to be on his feet again,
At Tuesday nights consultation
decided to reopen the stitches
skin wound in order to remove
causes of irritation. This cauS,
iety in some quarters. but the
bulletin of the physit clans m.nmj
action and was positively and iii
reassuring. Tuesday for the hr
since he was hurt the president "
mitted to turn over on his side.
The surgeons during the day CON
the advisability of giving their
nourishment by the mouth, and at
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Sic pnpullrc Balm md 8uHaln

pirb, ipdbrenb bieies Gommers gum
8eiu@e pcr Bun=Nmcrican Grpoiition
Die Nidel Ylates Giienbubn fem. Tn
5dEIige Sulienbe peroen bieie cine
grDBts Der Grpoiitionen Der Neu5eit
beiu9en. Die Ritel 9late : Gifsn=
balm pirb bic pppuldre Sabn fem.
Die gor5iigli6teit Tires 0ienTtes lit
pom reiIenoen Pu5litum Dobl amer
tannt uno Der STUFF ieiner 3usbeoienz
iteten in ibrem 9lei4mdbigen DENT
eifer g~seeniibsr ReiienOen lit beitenS
6etdnnt. Wenn Sic mad Dem Often
geFen, 10 atter gle oarauf, Dab Sbr
Billet pia Der Nide! BIute : GiIsn>
balm lieit. Man i6rsibe, telegrapbire,
telepbOnire pDer penoe ii9 miinpli9
an Sobn 3. Callahan, @eneralz Ngsnt,
III 4oams Strabs, gbicaso, 81.
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3n &!tou, Sniua,

itar6 am %. Sanuar, Serr Rito!aus
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frantic. - Serrn 9einriG's Sob lit
Der erite GterbefaQ bes ltnterItiiz
bung8z 8erein8. Die 8~eerbiaunq
fano am Mortag, Den %. SanuQr,
Itatt. M0ge Der ebele 9eritpr6ene
in Srteben!
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Sanuar Wcrfaui BON gBbite 0uoos.

9ur6 uniere @erbinbung nit benz
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II Stiid Boot Sob Snbia 2innen,
auf Der Salis bes ls~btiabrigen 9rei>
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3 Stiide EXTRA i6pere, fla6 aefaltete
Snbia 3innens, nirgsnos unter 10
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1steb Simities, gum Sanuarz@ers
tallfspretie BON Zoe
Is Gts. 4OzSGa. Snbia 2innens, gum
Sanuar : 9ertaufspreife bon 15r
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9as ct. @ariru=G alinu

f6reitet nun AUDI in Den Qr6eiten i'm
Snnern ieiner 8oIenoung entge9en,
our groBen 6reube aler 8emetnoenttz
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Siuglinge. 8sIOnOers i40n ma4t
fi1 bds 4uOttorium, DeiIen 9ede in
harmonii9en, pei4en Sar6en gebalz
ten, einen iebr pOrnebmen GtnDrud
maGt.
Gine umI6ou auf Der 8iibne 3eigt,
baB Dieie geraoe3u cine Wuitsrbipne
lit, pa ale moDernen 8ubnen=Nppaz
rate bort angebra6t limb unO bic
GOuItfeni9ie0erei ouf Elm M}inimum
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nerteu, mitteIs 9spt6ten balan3trt,
fidJ pertitGl betpegen, mG6reno bic
Seitsnitiids unD tleineren S3ensrien
bur6 S6niirungen bergeitelt ipercen,
nel6s 8organgspeiie ben einen 8ors
tbeiI bat, OaB man Obne peitere Stiiz
BEN, ale m0gli6en 0intelbauten DOrz
nebmen lam.
0ur6 oas gan5e Gaiino 5ieben ii6
bic elsttriIden 9rGbte 6tnDur9, psl6e
fir bas QuDitorium BON Der 9ii9ne
aug, mantpulirt tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29

6terppn0 DUBUQUE retIte per-
f~.oiisns Wp6e 9eyr So9ann SdpttIt
glelu nab NtcrIGaQs Wttnn., Gb, no er
zine 9drm b:ijBt. OsrieIbe mar pref
sBod;eu bel ieinem Satsl, Qerrn yin
ten 8s,u auf Seminar 9ta auf Be
iu6 geneIan, tpc!den er lett 10 Sab
ren niGt meGr g:ieGen bate uno es
freute ben 9siuGer aud mdn2tn an
tepeu @ermouoten unb 8etdnnten in
Gubuqu, rpieDer gu iehen. Serleloe
bat mQude frD6e StuHbe nGh e ut lu@
yemburgifdsr Dirt hier in Dubuque
perle6t.
uebsr Ben gu Nortb Duibz
ingtOn, 1a., g~eitorbenen 9srrn gfid
GeuB rpirD ltAa Ec,J brte1it9 mtt9ez
theiIt: 0erIel6s mar am q. Sanudr
1886 AT WUnzbaGl, i'm Canton 8re@
peumaG,sr i'm 9roBber3o8tRum gebOz
rem, fam 1864 na4 Nmerttd uno Ste
EcI6a, @ts., uno orDettete bis 1882
bert, Gig er nG6 NprtG 8aib!ngton,
Su., iiberIieoslte, ND er bis gu Ieinem
Spoe a4f Ieiner 5Urm ppRnte, ION
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oel;ebt. Der @eritorbsne mar Elm
pflitttreuer @otte UNI Batter, lpel4en
ieine Satin unD II &inOer bepetn:n.
Oefsn iterblife lIeberreite tpuroen en-
9pnnerstag BON Der STRIDE CUR I'M
bsfleften GmpfGn9niB aus, Der Groe
i~ibergeben.
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8rrarljcn sic ia ni@t,

oaB bic pppuldre GiIenba6n CUR Yan>
4mericdn Grpoittion in Dieiem SDmz
ner bic Hidel Plate : giisnbabn isin
ipirb, neil IS bic f~iirSsite 9abn 5lpis
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Daspiidjen l~iegenben Puntten lit. @s
piro tein GrtrazPreis gere6net fir
bic Sabrt auf irsenD sinem Der Orei
unperslei3li6en Sdneq5use, ieines
Srio, unD es perDen in alien ieinen
S%peiiepagen &merican Club Steals
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80 Gts. Bis $1.O0 6etpeeen. Sc iinb
palaftartise, ~peitibulirte S9nel3ige
uHo mooerne SuszWassn nit glei9z
ertig getleioeten farbigen Yprters our
8eoienung Der Heiienben. Gs lit Der
SDbepuntt Der 8equemli9feit unb Dss
Comforts benin Reiien errei6t nprben,
ourG ben berrli9en 0tenft unb bic
competente Qusitaffirung, tpel6e auf
Der Nidel plate : Giienbabn sefunz
ben iueroen. Mau idreibe, telsgraz
pGire. telepbonire ober penbs Ii6
minDliA an Srbn q. Callahan, Gene
ralsagent, Ill Ibams Strabe, gbi=
cage, 81.
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Su elmer ManurrsG %erjamm;nng

fir bie GatbsOraIz, Ct. gatridsz, ct.
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Wbeno d6qehoIten prrbe, tpurDe Die
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Der Staot beIprpfen. @r3bii6of
&eons fU5rte ben 8oritb in Der Ser
IammIuns, in 8egen!pdrt Der bo6p.
8iiftIi6teit Der g%enannten gemetnbeu.
Der Gr5bii6pf ertIdrte, er beabii1ttge
cine Mn3Qbl pi3ttger Gauarbeiten in
Wngrtff gu ne3men, parunter Die @pl=
Ienoung be8 Semtndra8due auf Dem
8srge OH Der 3. StraBe. 9o nun
aber auf Dem iebr oernilOerten &irGz
bDfe paielbIt Der GrholltnQ9pldB fir
Die Gemtnariiteu uno Stuoenten oss
ct. SOiepb's College, oa5 Guf benz
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.wirO, an9eIegt perDen IpG, 10 lei e8
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tet iein lpiro. fir cine tdtbolti6e 0ohz
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iebr nDt6ig bat. Gs puroe bei6!oia
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Den, beitebeno aus 2aien untsr geiitz
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gu ct. 0nras, 60.

uuroe am Mittwo6 berfl. @o6e Srau
Suliana 9ucIOs (Qeborne StuteD.
Satin bon M0tbias Sutlos. cine YiO=
nierln uOn Ct. 2ucos beeroigt. Die
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SucGs, 100 lie uno ibre Samilie lid Gin
aniebnli4es 8erm00en ouf Der Sarm
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i'll @lter BON n Sabren. IS betrau-
ern bic 8eritorbsue ibr 83id6ri9er
@atte uno orei S6bne uno flint S6hs
ter nit sablreihen Samilien. ipelde
0Ile. bis auf cine SOdter. bel Der ge-
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unaRntiaen Wetters QNb iait bic sanse
8emeinoe nebIt pielen 6reunoen Der
8ertorbenen oas IsBts @eleits. MG9e
lie ruben III Srisoen.
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Die &Ieiocrwaarcu 8 abtbsiluug il
immrr beihaftigt.

Der 8Gumunss : gsrtauf in bieIer
Ibtbetlung bleibt ieiuem Rumen treu
uilD thut gerabe mas mir niiuf6ten,
b. b. er reou3irt ben 8orratb unb
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Seoermann bilis geSet6nst neRnsn
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Waaren i'm Preiie. iino ale berabss.
ieBt pproen.
Sn Der abtbeilung fir b parae
Waaren finben sic Is Gts. balbs
lpolene Figured 8aareR fir per
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i6Oner ais ir9eub Gtwas bds sic
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SO Gts. gans pollene Plaios. in
Srau uno 8Iau, fir per garp 25e
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telsrau uno Slausrau, Der feinits
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reaur in Ieperfarbtseu @treifsR, fir
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Store III n%crfauien.
Ct. Benedict, q. San. 1901

Ct. 8euebtct, 81. San. 1901.
Wertber 6err Conner!
Sin Gsi4Gftsmann (@enera(sS tore)
miinift OriHgenoer umItGnDe fpegen,
fem 9eI6dftSlptal nebit porrGtbige
8aaren, iofCrt gu ~pertaufen. Mebs
rers feBr CUTE 5Urmen limb ebenfals
81 tupfsn. 4ae, bic Ii6 in Der NG6e
bon Stride unO S2ule an8uIieoeln
piinidyen, iOateu O;eie @eleseRbsit be-
uiBeH.
Wcgen ndEerer QUstunft penbe
man iiA al JteD. Tint. Grpmann, ct.
9enSitt, &oHut9 GOunip, SOpa.
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Mu 2an0iuher.

@ir boben oil 100, coo Ader por,aoli6er
Narm. 9dnoereieu in Winneiota NIB Glib
Satota 81 Hreiieu Don So bis $21 pro Ndsr
ST. pertGuieu.
GbcniullS cine Sarn Don 900 older nit
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Sin Sarm Don 440 older, Idmmtli6 CULTS
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Sin ii6 gut ;ablenbes Sotsl uub anoerss
Sarms unb Staotei9entbum ertweoer gu uer=
talien ODER ;l pertauI6cu.
Sitte bel ms porSuiprc6m uub mir psr.
ben Sbreu 9Siini6en entipre9eu.
Sobn pier 4 Co.,
@runbsiecntbWns uub 8erii6srmsSs assnt,
352 Siebente Strabe, Dubuque, Sopa.
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ss,xs,,,hs,rssr oye.,ette,, y;s,stao; nsr go: su,rr,nr 1907.
GtweS fur ,,Germanbtibuits Stas
tiiifcr".

gu Sitting Sun, Snb., bat Elm gez
ptiier George Sarpis Die Shipie9erz
mutter ieines 8rubers Sobn 9ebetraz
tibet, ppburh George Der S6pieSerz
batter ieines eigenen Sruoers pirD.
Die beioen Srauen iino iebt gu gleiz
der Seit Wutter uno Sodter, fopie
S6pGgerinnen. Sobn's ainOer iino
jebt Die Stiefentel bon George. aus
glei6 aber oeIen Nidten unp Neffen.
Ber an S3luflpiigtsit leioet, iol fi6
beim Nteoer!egen bic interehauten
Opppel Observation-Disclosures aus
mulsn, lpenn Md elm Grbe unlungsn
IpQte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Mdtuna. QauOf1nicr!

SO iinb bier nod uu5eidbr 1000 9lfer
9alb, tbeils Frairie ullo tbsilS lei6teS Sol;.
Iauo 81 % bis Sl2 per Nter ST %perfauien.
Serner iub bier mebrere feline uuo 9roBere
;Sarmen mti SauS uro lonitisen Ge6auIi6.
tsiten Al sls.0 o bis $685. 90 per ader NJ pey.
%tahien. Clear gafe lie9t III Sberbnrne
babn, So Meiieu nOrpli3 pon WiuneapoliS
uuo II Otsileu liioIid bon Ct. Gloub.
Sier in bieiem Plape limb STRIDE, Sdule,
Creamery. Giepator, Miibie II. !. 10. Sbne
3Iueiiel pirb baS 0ano bier i'll 3utunft III
Die SObe 9ebeu iulb wer nod in siter9 eseno
cine cute Surm bilig haben mOhte, wenbe
ii6 balbi9it all Nenrp Goenuer, Glear gats,
Sherburue So, Mini.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Sctrchcu0 orn Pauiifcnoater ". 90.
Sfarfc.

melher oOGier I'M Wutter6anie Der
SAlUetcrn ST. Mouut @Ormel Die Sell
forge Uerliebt. bate in Der YreiIe ii6
bic netlUNs ~rOmunNrtiNe" Na6riht Uer=
breitet, V0ter GINrte babe $50. 900 0es
ppIsrt. Wel6e Gumme bsileu nihtta=
tbolii6er Sater linn als NoAtaB anQe=
bpten baben iOa. fails er ieinem 8ries
'terbsruIe ObiaNe. 8atsr @larte ielbt
srtldrt, oieie Nadridt iolle wIoerruIeu
lDeroen. uno aluar aus OerehtiQteit 0e=
gen ieinen @Nter. Welher .tueoer Elm
SiGOtt, nod ell GoluiniIt 0swe'en lei
lrno AUD tetn iOlAes Seitament 9e=
maht babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Ssrfanf bnn Musliu unterflciorru.

Ginfd6e, perfett paiienbe Gpriet Gos
psrs in alien 9rOBen. ie Sc
glegante Gpriet Gppers, fran5DIii6e
uno Warguerite Mufter, Cambria
uno Nainioot, NIT Embroidery
perbrdbmt uno baintp e9te Spiben,
ie $1.0O, 75c uno SOC
Ginfabe Muslin SoIen NIT 3 Reiben
,Suting, SOnoerofferte, per paar
81 1lur loo
Praatppae Cambria Spien, nit @ms
brptoerD, SpiBens unb Sniertingz
2rtmmtng, per pdar $1.00, 75c
nno SOC
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
2ln Mae. bic es aagebt un0 babel
einetl Qlteu @iilen haben.

8ir treteu bierburd NIT einem erprobten
Mittel ge9en bic furDtbare rSrunfil6t
8rantbeit" por baS Yublitum. Dem Wittei
babeu mir ben paiicnoen Iamen Nova
Vita" seseben, ba es bic &raft beliet, Elm
lleres Qebeu ~ i6aiIeu. SS luirtt Dor alien
auf bic Yerbauunsss NIB gnsibeioun9Ss
Organe. 9Sirb III bieieu pieber Srbnlns
9eldaijt, bauu i6winoet has unuatiirlide
@erlan9eu ua6 s%eiitiaen @etrdnten. Sn
ben SGllen, in nelhen eS, inter Der perlons
liden auili1t bes 0tep. q. s. Oeder, ange:
,oeubet wuroe, bat cs i6neu unb erfol9rei6
9enirtt.
Ssne, wel9e ben suten gSiaen nidt baben,
ein iteueS Qeben an3uian9en, iinb irelnoli6lt
erludt, bieie 9ln;cise niht 81 berittlihtigen.
Sine Slaide reidt iiir 25 Sage. Brets $500.