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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
A rHENIN SCHEME.

The move to consolidate the lant
 offices of this territory originated
 m Phenix. That place, not content
 with having the territorial capital.
 the insane asylum, and the normal
 school, wants all the other territo-
 rial and federal institutions in the
 territory. They tried for a long
 time to secure the removal of the
 Tucson land office to their town.
 and failing in that concocted the
 scheme to consolidate the two
 offices and have then located in
 Phenix. The average Phenician
 has long since worked himself into
 the belief that the Salt River valley
 IS Arizona, and that every other
 section of the territory amounts to
 nothing except it pays tribute to
 Phenix. The Gazette, speaking of the proposed consolidation says:
 There seems to be an idea that the two land offices are to be con sOlidated. Prescott papers are as suming that they are to lose their land office at an early date. If consolidation is effected. the territorial land office should come to this city. Not only does Mari copa county furnish most of the land office business of the territory. but Phenix would be also the most central and available point for the majority concerned. With the com pletion of the new railroad, Yava- pal county would have little to com plain of on the grounds of accessi- bility."
 The Herald, in speaking of the proposition, says:
 "The Washington papers talk of the consolidation of the Arizona land offices. With the north and south railroad completed the pro ject would be feasible with the con solidated offices at Phenix, the cen ter of the great land district of the | territory. Till there is a north and | south road, however, such a scheme | would work great hardship in the | northern end of the territory, if the | office were located in south or cen tral Arizona, and great hardship on the south and central portions were the office located in the north. Phenix is the available point, how ever, when the road is completed. to three-fourths of the arabic land of Arizona"
 With all due respect to the opin- ions expressed above, Prescott is nearer the geographical center of he territory than Phenix, and with the completion of the $. F., P. X P. railroad it would be a nice little pleasure trip for the citizens of the salty basin to come here on land business. It would be but little further for the citizens of the re- mote southern part of the territory to come to Prescott than it would be from the remote parts of Coco lino, Apache and Mohave counties. Should consolidation be decided on, { Prescott is undoubtedly the central md proper place for its location.
 But even shoul l it be decided to ocate the office here, the JOURNAL lNER is opposed to the proposition. h he land districts are large enough, r; not too large now. The business
 yet ample to justify both offices, sC nd for the convenience of those l. aying business with them, both lould be maintained. The citi- M 'ns of Prescott have no desire to io Dtain any advantage to the town. the expeuse of the territory at 1T, rge. ,L
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Mark Smith has written to l.. $. Attorney Ellinwood that he is op- posed to the consolidation Of the land offices. As the matter is now under consideration by the Secretary of the Interior it is .hoped Mir. Smith will enter his protest against 1t at once.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Sen ator Jones, of Nevada, is ar ranging for a silver convention in Chicago, August l. Ex-Republi- can, x-Prohibitionist, ex-Governor St. John of Kansas tried his hand at getting up similar convention on the same date, but discovered that populists, silver men or no one else was prepared to fellow where hp leads
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

The Tombstone Prospector inti- mates that the people of Cochise county have been treading on dyna- mite for two weeks on account of the official muddle there. over the board of supervisors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Only within 15 years have surgeons dared to probe the human brain for the cause and cure of disease. Prog ress in this branch of medical science has been very rapid during the last five years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
Mining InteIllsence.

Hundreds of miners are said tc be headed for Arizona from Colo rado.
 John W. Dougherty has deeded some mining property to Leonard l.. White for $500.
 More machinery for the McCabe Mining and Milling Company was forwarded yesterday.
 Tom Browa and K. Barrett have purchased five-stamp mill for their Trade Mark mine, in the Gas tie creek district.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Oregon, Colorado and Illinois do not have monopoly on "fool governors" Governor Ben Tillman. of South Carolina, in the opening address of a new college in his state, wound up by saying that the col lege had no use for Yankee brains.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Superintendent Valentine, of Wells, Fargo & Co., has presented the engineer and fireman, who pull ed their train away from train rob bers recently, with a handsome tes- timonial. The engineer was given a handsome gold watch, while the fireman was the recipient of dia- mond pin.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

The chief exports of Spain are wines, minerals and metals. The chief imports are manufactured goods, grain, cotton, coal and ma. chinery. Spain's commerce with the United States is not great
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
Ivory From sL,muuL,

There seems to be no limit to the peculiar uses to which modern inven- ton puts what are seemingly the most unlikely substances for the pur- poses in question. It is now stated on good authority that imitation ivory is being made from condensed skimmilk.-Dry Goods Economist.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
Fx-President Harrison rni.

EX-President Harrison voiced the opinion of many when he said, re fcrrlng to recalling of an extra session in August, If Mir. Cleve- land thinks he has the remedy and he IS able to apply it, why didn't he do SD before? Why didn't he call an extra session of Congress last Anril7"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
'sThank yonm

l; Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburp. N. 13 always says to Hoods Sarss, a parlila, It cured her of a severe case of scrofula and eczema and she has reason to be grateful. If you are bilious take Hoods Pills
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

"Jim" COrbett objects to being called ''two-l0gged brute" He has brought suit for Sl0O,OOO dama- ges against certain papers for re- ferring to him in this manner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

An eastern paper reports that President Cleveland has made a can vass of the members of Congress, and concludes that the Sherman act will be repealed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
Why destroy present I

Why destroy present happiness by a distant misery which may never come at all, or you may never live to see itl Every substantial grief has 20 shadows, and most of them shad- ows of your own malking.-Sidney Smith.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Russian authorities acknowledge that the cholera of last year took of 270,OOO persons. Others esti- mate that it was fully one-third larger than this.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

which sggravHtes eruPeons, Joys is peculiarly ast0mach and bowel corrective. and 10 the only one that ls co. Its regulating influences cause boils to dry uP and dlsAppeAr almost inno- diaieiy A case in point.
 "I had bolls break out en my nsek. One had burstcd.s took Joy'svegstabls sarsaparilla an q fa frs 6Gys fhs otAer boiis lad dried up. ID the spring of lssO took one oi the other sArsapa- TiilGs and the result was a mas of pimpleA HeAringthat Joys was lster and acted differently I used 1t tAis year with the above satisiActory result" ]. NKwMAE. Alameda. Cal
 Formerly with she "Alta California" ?.
 Rob; wslsh. with Wells Fargo & Co. and scores of other San FsEnciseans report che same sz. perlence. It avoids Che use of the lance
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Doctors say that the best and sim plest remedy for an ordinary attack of hiccoughs is teaspoonful of sugar soaked with vinegar.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

The populists, elected to office, have not thus far distinguished themselves to any great degree.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

The Los Angeles dog catcher was knocked out recently by a woman with a brick, when the office was abolished.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Governor Lewelling of Kansas is reported to have decided to order troops to the scene of the trouble over the coal strike.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Rice paper is not made from either, rice or rice straw, but from a pithy' plantcalled tung tsua, found in China Corea and Japan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Mrs. |. <. Grant is visiting Mrs Jeff Davis. They are sand to b. on very sisterly terms.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Tha Worlds Fair did not opcI yesterday. The Sunday opening movement worked itself to-death.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

rnor \. Q. Murphy is in uon working for statehood
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

The question of silver coinage '7 one that can only be settled by ar yumcut.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

The rumored fight between the |. $. war ship Mohican and seal poaching vessel Is denied.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Great suffering and priyatioa s reported from the silver camp a Colorado.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING StRUP has tsen uassi for children testhinK. It snother the chtlt. Eoft and is the ts,sl aaus,iy fos diaTrbusa fweuig uve ccnts bottle. muf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

,and shipped nearly a milhol i'd for New York on last Sa,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

1ry Dt. Bissell, "a jolly good lea'tw" of Phenix. committed sui eide the other day by taking car hoi 'c acid He had lived in excess ot is means, until he owed every b1, .y, and thought the easiest way to -atila s debts would be with an ounce oF carbolic acid. There are C. o or three citizens of Phonix, rfore or less prominent, too, who owe this office small bills. It. is hoped that they will not resort to any such desperate methods to set tie ttoir accounts. Such a mode of proooodure Ia one case would cause a vacancy among President Cleve- lands sppointees. But then, judg ing from the stoicism with which they receive notice of their indebt- edness, We have no fears of such an occurrence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
NAL-MINER
.ditor and PrOp'r,

call him Colorado's 1T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

le a friend of silver in every ses of the word, the JOURNAL NJ E SER realizes that the cause of the wtaite metal cannot be helped by iu, teudiary words or acts. There areF those who oppose silver, who ara equally honest and conscientious mtikclr views as are its friends. IT they E cannot be convinced and con rert 8i by argument, they certainly
 ,1G tHa, by abuse. It has long since , .tu t.soovered that an American ct gau can not be bulldozed into a ch. nge 1f continent on any subject.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

The St. Johns Herald says: "It is claimed that the first homestead entry made in Arizona was filed by William Dumont, on the lst day of August, 1873, for a piece of land near the old Casa Grande ruins, in the land office at Tucson. More than two thousand have been filed since then, to say nothing of pre- emption and other filings" The above claim is erroneous. Nathan E. Bowers filed homestead entry number one, in the Prescott land office, on November 1, 1871, for the land embraced m what is now known as the Bowers ranch on the Auga Fria. This entry ante dates that ot Dumont by nearly two years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

Citizens of White Hills, Mohave county hayo held a mass meeting and have given vent to their "pent- uP-Utica' feelings on tile silver question through a series of resolu- tions. Among other things that they resolved was that we endorse the sentiments of Governor Waite. of Colorado, as expressed by him before the Colorado Silver Conven- ton, on July II, 1893" As they got their resolution machine warmed
 up 10 the occasion they resolved
 "to fight, and to fight in great big
 capital letters. Now all this in
 temperate language and threats
 will not help the cause Of silver. The great government of the United States will not he scared by such talk Wa believe m keeping up the ! agitation ou the silver question but suchtalk as that made by CoIorado's 1 -'tooi governor aud by the White | Hills miners will not help the cause any.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
he Panic Strikes .InJeeany %
4 Hue Grass FaIIa.
For Over TInx Years

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-The Dep sit bank, of this place, has failed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

As Is the only sArsspsriIia that parties the blood without the ugly potash eruPtions. iasisi on Joys and don't Do talked Into taking another. For Sale by W w. Ross, Loca
 Agent. Prescott. Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
Boils.

Beilssccordingt to Dr. King. an eminent authority "ars generally connected with de- raagemenis of the liver and sto1narh." while the older .fst,... ...-..-....s.. ,.....
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26
TELEGRAPH|C.
BY ASSOCIATED PRES 10 JOURNlL-MlNER
A Sig nanE Failure

MILWAUKEE, WIs., July 26.-The Fire and Marine Insurance Bank failed this morning. There are due to depositors nearly eight million dollars.
 The Panic Strikes "InJeeAny."
 INDIANAPOLIS, July 25.-The Bank of Commerce and the Indianapolis National Banks failed to-day. The BaItimers S Ohio Keeps Up Its Lick.
 CLEVELAND, July 25.-An excursion train on the Baltimore X Ohio was wrecked near here this morning and twenty people were injured, three fatally.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-07-26

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-12
Gin G0wetser 1trtbetG itber Die 2G1tS.
fEeN1t&t0+

gu BEN fIr3It6 a~n9etommenen 8e1
iubern Ser Notwithstanding ge60rt aud
6err s.. $. Burger, 8rofe1ior an Der
3urtcber 1tntperfttGt un6 amtIiber Nbge7
Drbneter Der S6pet3er 8unbesregierung
fit MISUNDERSTANDING itber bic grap9il9et
&anite, Elm Mann aIio, Dem es an l1rtbeils:
fGbigfett geptB nt9t feDlen fam.
@letb am @ben6 bes eriten Cages i6rteb
er an einen 8efonnten mach 3Irtcb.:
v@s lift mir rein unmDgItcb, Die @5roBarz
ttgfeit Der Qlusiteuung, bic BraGt, Die
6ile Ser @ebanfen un6 beS S6affens
meni9liden @ciites MIR eintgermaBen au
i9ilbern. @os icb Sbnen ibretben NJ II &
iit: gitte fommen unb ie6en Sic ielbt.
sic ieben bier in Chicago IN 5ebn Ga9en
mebr, alS in sebn Sabren babeim. 0er
@inDru6 pirb Sbnen unauslOi6lt6 bIeiz
ben: Sic berrli6en tpeiBen @ebGube, Die
gran6toie Nr9iteftur, bas @aiier, bic ptele
M6tpecbslung. @S mirb Sbnen ntelfa6 bte
JteiIe sablen. 9abei lernen Sic nod Elm
10 Invertebrates 8oLf %fennen, tpie Die Qmez
ritaner beute itnb. Cine &etie lit es alto
tpobl tpertb.
SIS lit ntbt 0(les fertig, aber 6as I'M
fertt9e beri6pinbet sGn3lt9 binter Gem,
tpos fertis lit, unb man permiBt bas Wfan>
gelnOe gar nt3t BET Der ungebeuren Menae
bes @~ebotenen."
SIN @eiprdhe berslt9 Brofelior Burger,
Der au3 bic Bartier Qusitelun9 9eieben,
bieie etnenS 6muftdftcben, 6te columbti6e
einem pracbtDouen S9lofie. @r mar aucb
.i6on 3ur Centennial luSffeIung BIER unf
lit e%ritaunt unb ent3i&t iiber bie groBarti=
gen 6orti3ritte, tuelcbe Imerifa felt bamaIs
in ieber 8e3iebung 9ema6t babe. 9a,
ruber berbrettet ct ftcb mobl %gele9entIid
etnmal in bieien Spalten.
Sir beute tam eS uns ntr 6arauf an,
bas llrtbetl etnes bo5itebenben uno pieler,
fa6renen europGii6en @eIebrten ul1b Sod6.
marines BEN 6era6lebungen entgegensH=
iteuen, melben man INNER nod in Ser inz
ldnbil9en, tpte ausIGnbtic6en Breiie begeg>
net. Sic tperben enbltA bod berftummeu
mi1ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-12
60 gebt'S Int 8rafflteat.

9teier Sage traf etn @tener &enner, Der
itb BON etnem geptienloien Ngenten CUR
QusDanberung nab graiiLien bate itber>
reben Iaien, nab fInfmonallt6er 9bz
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@ten pieber etn. Ser iunge Wtenib mar
I'M 5ebnten e8e3irf BON etnem Qgenten aufz
gegrtffen morben, Der tbm fir bic Brpnin5
Borto 9megro etne Stene ais &eaner nit
500 Srancs MonatsgebaIt BET FREEZER Stae
tiOn anbOt. st 9ing auf BEN Oe>metntli9
glGn5enDen Mntrag Elm unb purOe alsbalo
NIT me6reren an6eren Nuspan6erern per
8a6n nacb @enua unb bon bort 1acb fet=
nenu Se1ttmmungsorte gebradDt. 9teier
mat Elm etn1am 9elegener 9tancbo, tpelc9er
aIabenoli6 na9 Communicating bon
elmer Nn3abl 8ie66irten aufgeiucbt wur6e,
Sic bis | u6r Mprgens bel S6napS unb
&arten1ptel ~betiammen 1aBen. 9teie gta6tz
g6fte tparen bic e~tn5tgen &unoen oes
v8eitaurants", 70 baB ber &elner tags
liber nit benz SerOtren Iebr tDentg belGltt9t
pur6e, bagegen muBte ct ieben 8ormittag
SAnaps bremen unb gu bielem 8ebufe
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pagen ahr ndcbiten, spet Stunben ent=
Legenen Nnftebelung fabrett, UNI bon bort
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16affen. NuBerbem ipurbe ct nit grpber,
~onItrengenber Nrbeit berart iiberbGuft, baB
,er 1ich i6on nacb pter3ebn Sa9en auBer
Stanbe fiibIte, bteielbe 5u Ieiften. NlS
er nun ietnem Brtn5tpaL Dorite4te, baB ct
ais &elner unb ntbt ais 6ausfne6t
engagirt ppr6en iet, bertef lt6 6teler aui
BEN Contract, mel9er pori3rieb, baB Der
&euner ale 9lrbeiten, bte i'm Der 8rtn3tpal
8%utpeile, piatg 5u perrtcbten babe. l1nr
CT citirte mod einen 3peiten 8alius bea
Contracts, nab peI6em Der Nngee
tporbene, tpenn ct bor Qblauf eines
Sabres ieine Stele perlteB, bie Soften
ieiner &eiie, tncluitoe Der 8ropiiion
fir Bic Ngenten, benz BrtncipaL ridner=
giten muBte. 9a3u mar nun Der &eQne,
etnfa9 ni6t inn Stanbe unb 10 iblus tbm
Der Brin3tpal folgenben Muspeg Dcr. Sit
bic grDberen Nrbetten purbe elm &nebi
%engagtrt, be1Ien 8erf0frtgung unb @nts
lobnung Bet &euner bon ietnem @ebaLt'
be5ablen muBte. @etter tpur6e benz &eaner,
6a er bod einmal ben @ortLaut bes Son:
traftes 9ebro9en, Bic Nuslagen fir ietnt
&eiie unb ietne Nntperbung ebenfaas BON
@e6aLte abge3ogen. 60 bitter AUDI btelt
8ebtn9un9en tparen, Der gepreIte &eunel
muBte barauf etngeben uno bret Wfpnat,
umlonit arbeitert. Sn BEN nGcb1ten stpe
Wtonaten eriparte er itb etntge Srancs
macbte aIe ietne @"ffecten 3u @eLb unb ira.
bterauf i9leunigit bte &idreiie nacb @ter
an, tpo er um cine Grfabrung retcber, ipnf
ie6o6 arm ipte etne &ir6enmaus onlangte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-12

merfipar6tgiten @egenitdnbe ser Musitete
lung in 0ieiem 3ettdlter Oer Qtrbeit, fetert
gege1mdrtt9 Elm @intpeibungSfeit, GIT nell
cbem @tnlabungcn ta6 allen @egenOen Der
@rbe ge1a11Ot tporOen ltno.
QSQ6renb man Dor itebSebn SeSa6ren am
Stran6e beS 0elapare baS bunoertiG9rtge
8eltc6en Der Union ourcb 'Fthe Centen-
NAL" %feierte, 9ing man in Chicago nocb
peiter in Die 8%crgangenbeit 5urit6, I'M ein
dnDare5 nod neutrality-suspicious. @retgniB,
nGlnlicb Die @ntoedll1g Der 11eltel1 Welt, gu
fciern.
SIM 0cr5cn ber Gereirigten Staaten, am
OerDc fit Die mDoernc Mrbeit Der Sen0u1trie
ltno De5 NGerbaueS, ro man Sic greile DeS
NeltmarfteS b~iftirt, bat it6 ber groBartige
9lau cntntdelt, ndcboem Die @tntpobner
GDtc09o'S init 3G6er 8e6arrlt6feit ltcb Bic
GDre unb ben @orsug, Gerauitalter uub
8crtpalter Der @uSiteQung au tperben, er7
fdmpft batten.
9aS 8itr9er>8 epuBt1etn, einmal fit Ben
Sorldblag 9eipedt, beitdnb Bic 8ritfun9;
unb nit berecbttgtem Stplse fann Chicago
6te Seiucbe BON gtabe unb Serne beute
empfangen unb t6nct bic 2leuBerungen beS
frtlhen 3ebens 5eigen, bas btele Stabt gu
einent ipre6e1ben 8epeiie beiien gema6t
bat, tpas energti9e Nrbeit IN faft unglaubz
ltc6 flrser 3ett berOor5ubringen Dermag.
Die @olumbti6e @eltausiteuung, ba, tpp
tie NIT ibren itolSen @ebdllben itebt, cine
6lacbe nOb gr0Bsr pte sic irgenb elmer ibrer
8orgdngertnnen bebedenb, lit Elm treueS
Nbbtl6 BON benz 2sben, bas Ser iunsen
StaOt BEN 8eltruf erI6affen bat, etn
Guf, Der 9an5 9epiB nDcb 9rDBer unb mod
tpeiter altSgebrettet iper6en tptrb, iDenn bic
Wtiuipnen bon 8elucben6en in peribte6enen
'Spracben, ieber in ieiner Setmatb, bapon
er5Gblen tperben.
9aB man 9leidb5etttg nit Ser 2ltsiteuung
etnen gSettfampf inn Oienite Der 6unta1ttdt
ab5ubalten itrebt, bafir legen Die 9let3z
sciti9 beranltalteten @pngreiIe unumi10B>
li9eS 3eu9niB ab. gtte por1er mar Elm
0e9enititd SIT benz bargebDten, mas Nmertta
iebt peranltaltet, I'M bic groBter. Sragen
ltnierer 3ctt, Die 1ra9en BET @r5iebung, Der
&ranfenpfe9e, beS 9lrmentDe1enS, bet QSoblz
fdbrt bet arbettenoen &laIien, Der 1~o3talen
9ebun9 6eS @eibeS, bes Sbieri9ubes II. I . m.
5ur 9ebatte gu .brin9e1t un0 81 enttptdeln.
Gnn Dem glten Samen, Der 6terbet ret6z
li1 arSgeiGet !ptrb, bon ibm tptrb GteLes
in quite @rbe fallen u1tb 11tcbt am Wentg1ten
gum Segen fit 6ue Mmertfaner ielbft feinten
ult0 ertpacblelt.
50 itebt nun QQes bier ferttg. 9te 8e7
bOlferun9 zines gan3en @elttbeiles iRbelt
iiber baS bolle1bete @erf, unb IN 0telen
SubeI ittntmt Bic getpalttge TremDIin9Sz
i9aar elm, 6ie bier6er %gefommen 1T, UNI ben
G9rentag Der Nrbeit 81 fetern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-12
5nlano.

9as 9irettorium bes Eurnlebrerz
Seminars In Mttltpaufee mabt %betannt,
6aB am Mpntag BEN 4. september Elm
neuer &urlus ietnen 9tnfans nimntt; bic
NnmeIbungen ober ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mill
fem iebob i3on bis ipdteitenS Is. Muguft
in BEN 9anben bes 0trettoriums letn. gu
ben @rforberntiien 3ur Qtufnabme in 6as
Seminar gebDrt inter ai1beren: borberz
9ebenbe etnidbrtge Witglteoibaft in einem
8unbespereine, itttlicber @~barofter, gefunz
Der tpoblgebauter &0rper, ~genitgen6e 11ebung
i'm Turnen unb Die 8efGbigung, beutib
ober en9Iii6 in 8ort unb Sdrtft ficb
9rammatifaltib rtcbtig aus3ubriden; aub
muB Ser 8eperber iotpobl in Ser 6eut1cben
ais au6 in Der er9lti6enS pra6e 10 tpett porz
gei9rttten 1etn, baB CT nit 8ortbeil an benz
iprabli3en l1nterri9t Der unteriten &laIie
bes 2ebrer : Semtnars, NIT peldem bas
EurnIebrersS emtnar berbunben tit, tbeils
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-12
g@weSen9r1tB an GDica8o 1tttS feline
QI1tS i4eUtt4ta.

Seit %etntgen Ga9en tpetlt in Chicago 6er
ibmeOii6e Sournaltit Wfortb &ubenz
on, elmer Der 9tebafteure Ser bebeuten6z
item 3ettrng Ser grOBen ibtpe6il9en 9anz
b%elSftabt @Otbenbur9 (@0tebor9), Mitglie6
bes ~Oortigen Sta6tratbs un6. elmer ser 9eiz
ter bes b~ortigen S9ultpeiens. ct beiibt
9rOBe @rfabrung i'm NusiteQungSmeien,
inbem er lett 1873 alien 9roBen NuSlteIz
Gungen betgelpobnt unb ite beicbrteben bat.
Den be9eiiternben @tnbrud, tpelc6en auf
bieien treffltdben S6we6en Chicago unb
feline Nusiteaung macben, icbil6ert er in
einem fammenben f9nebtI9en lufIabe,
ben mir in beuti3er I1ebertra9ung nit
tbetlen.
Die u&Ontgin bes @eitens", STE Stabt
am StranOe bes Mt9igan, ielbft elmer Ser