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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
BETRAYED BY HER TOOTH.
It Caught the Tag of an Imitation Dia
mond Ring.

It Caught the Tag of an Imitation Dia'
mond Ring.
A prominent tooth and an lmlta'
ton diamond ring were the tWo
prime factors that occasioned Dlt o.
comedy in a dry goods store, at Inlro
avenue and Fifty-nint street, on
Friday afternoon, which ended In
the arrest of the principal participant
on the charge of larceny. says the
New York Herald.
A little woman, whose gray hair
was the only indication that she was
past middle age, paused at the jew
elry counter and asked to see some
rings. She was neatly dressed and
appeared to be an honest domestic,
but her manner aroused the suspicion
of Special Detective Oestreicher, VINO
stopped to watch her.
With furtive glance at the sales
woman she raised her hand quickly
to her mouth, and as she took it
away the detective noticed a small
string tag dangling from her lips,
which bore the mark 81. 81. She
noticed it, too, and the detective
says made frantic efforts to draw it
into her mouth. She twisted her
features and tried to reach it with
her tongue, but the fine silk string
had Topped itself firmly about large
front tooth, and at every moment the
telltale tag executed lively dance
on her chin.
Her facial contortions were OBJ
served by the clerks, who we're con-
vulsed with laughter, and the woman
was about to turn away when the
detective said:
ALLOW me to assist you, madam. +"
Then he caught the string and drew
an imitation diamond ring out of
her mouth.
The woman tried to appear indig-
nant at first, and then in tone Of
injured innocence remarked: "Why,
/ must have put it in my mouth in a
moment of abstraction.
Il think you must" replied the
detective in a sympathetic tone, as
he led her away to the East Sixty
seventh street station, where several
more stolen articles were found in
her possession.
When arraigned in the Yorkville
court yesterday the woman said her
name was Elizabeth Ryan. She said
she was employed as a domestic in
Long Island City and had come to
the city to make some purchases for
her mistress. Her mistress, however,
will be obliged to furnish 5000 bail
before she can again avail herself OF
Elizabeth'e valuable services.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

dence Of the wound which she stated
to be just above the knee. "Let's see
the bite, young woman," said the
latest edition of a presiding Dogber-
ry. She would not show her leg and
the owner of the dog marched out in
triumph, the justice refusing to grant
the order. This justice is a bachelor
and an-ass besides. He ought to
take his place among the Manhattan
Railway experts who insist that a
woman's person shall be examined in
a suit for personal injury.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
Interior Is Elegant.

Interior Is Elegant.
New York correspondence:
This is the most charming cottage
we have ever seen, and great many
people have said this; it is model
six-room cottage. Contains all the
modern improvements and conyen-
fences, at moderate price.
The underpinning is laid with red
brick of even color, and trimmed
with bands Of black brick and tile.
These brick are laid in red and black
mortar. It will also be seen that the
UNDERMINING extends up to the first
story window sill and the window sill
and water table are one, which is
thought by some to be an odd feature.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
MAKE YOUR OWN suo.,
Its Curious Formation in 49,
of a Julv en- I'll

its curious FORMATION in the r.,
OF July Sun. III Raa
| Two sold bodies. one ve,,o
phur; the other, black, carbon OW !, sa
under certain circumstance 1 Unit
a colorless liquid, called sn ,I 70 i0nl
carbon, which must be handed Iau e.. \
much precaution ON account eu with
great explosive property. Tbo ol III
BILE property of sulphide Of W o, Sou
renders it valuable to take sn .ar1a
of garments. If its odor i u O
disagreeable than that of he ~ mon
turpentine, it has at least the aa adssq
tage OF being dispelled oujc au'sa
consequence of the PROMPT 4 ara b
tion Of the liquid. There is I no.y.
equal to 1t to take off spots Of ao, VII
on clothes; it does not do " Il pant "a
ever, without creating fear ~ IN Low
sons who use it for the first tir a PEI
they see on the very place wha,, 10
their great pleasure the paint ' y
disappeared a large white snnt q
nature of which is hard for f fbs. 'a'
define, and the more they brush ,'. !,
more unsightly and the larpe r' tt tae
white spot grows. Is then tho ' WI
ment lost? No; for, fortunes
after few moments the snot WY
away never to show again. 1tr es
snow, and nothing more. The ' wy
phide OF carbon in eyaporatjno t, In'
heat from the cloth and surronn ,Sa,
air, and the result of that is . sn!
den lowering of the temperatura ,s
ticient to freeze the vapor of thu
mospnere.
Without operating on your c1o,b. 4
you may make the experiment IN fly s
following way: Fill a small vial with
sulphide of carbon, taking great r., ,a
to do it far from all fame or hstaS
stove, then close the bottle with .
cork stopper through which you hn
previously bored a small hole
this hole place piece of blottipg, 81
per made up into small roll. /
paper must reach to the bottom, =
the bottle and about one inch atn
the cork. Within fifteen minus
you will see the outside of this DAM
covered with snow, the QuaDtityd
which gradually increases The In
uid has risen through the pores
the paper as the oil OF lamp througi
the wick. When it gets to the oul
air it evaporates, and the water CON
tanned in the surrounding atme
phere, being brought to a tempers
ture below 80 degrees, has been 6
frozen. II you divide the paper out
side the bottle into several pieces You
obtain flowers and most charming
effects. You may make the expert
ment in summer and in the full rays
of the sun. The result will be Oh u
tanned then more promptly, evsprs X
tion being more abundant ST. Louis
ost-Dispatch.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
The Oldest Active Doctor in EurOp

The Oldest Active Doctor in Europe
DR. Borsy, of Havre, who cele
brated the Tooth anniversary Of his
birth few days ago, is said to be the
oldest practicing physician in Europe.
To a correspondent Of the Paris
Temps, who asked him on his birth
day regarding the secret of his long,
healthy life, he said: Il am opposed
to all regular rules Of life-at least, ]
do not follow them. My motto is
OF everything something; of moth
ing, too UGH Every day, summer
and winter alike, / get up at I
o'clock. / shave myself because
have no time to wait for the barber,
and then visit my patients. Some
time ago | gave up the use OF my
carriage in making my calls, as riding
tired me. | 90 afoot, and it is only
when the weather is unusually bad O,
when the streets are covered with
snow that make use of the street
car Even today, on my birthday, ]
arose at o'clock and made calls un-
til noon. Upon my return | ate
some cold meat"
"Do you drink coffec?" asked the
correspondent.
"That drink is my favorite," was
the answer when / was in the
colonies | drank often as many az
forty cups a day. You see from this
that coffee is not poisonous, IS many
physicians declare. l have always
had an excellent appetite and have
not lost single tooth"
did you ever have a genuine sick.
ness in your life?"
Il never was SICK" came the re.
ply. Il do not know what rheuma.
tism and hardly what pain is, unless
l have it to cure aml ng my patients
Four years ago | lost an eye. 1t was
taken from me by one OF nv col
leagues. Against my advice he placed
leech upon it to cure a slight affec
ton. Eight days later / was one
eyed man."
The Doctor is tall and still erect
soldier. York Tribune.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

will add. independently of its cost,
to the value of the property winch
surrounds it, and is often Wha "
secures the purchaser. Ana u -
the same with houses to rent we
have known houses of the same cost
to have difference in rental OF oo
per cent, simply because one was
built without regard to taste, com
fort. and convenience, and the otneI
thoroughly designed. A thing u
beauty is a JOY forever. =,
Copyright by Palliser, Palltser q Co.. ~ T.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
The roofs are slated with the best
black slate, with clipped corners,
making a very handsome roof

making a very handsome roof.
The interior is the main object of
consideration and is simply elegant,
and is in correct keeping with great
er refinement of taste, and a higher
degree of aesthetic culture, than any
thing we know of in this part; and
while it requires boldness to assert
an honest preference for pipe or ash,
finished in their natural colors, over
the futile attempts at initiating wal
nut-as the browning boast has been
all black walnut-in this case the
whole of the inside work is finished
in natural wood, being filled. The
pine is equal to maple, and black
walnut is cheap in comparison to it.
There are no holdings or paint on
the interior, the doors and archi-
traves are finished as shown in view
of living room, the chamfers, sunk
work, ETC., being picked out in ebony.
The mantels are of ash, also the side
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
SWIMMING DEVICE.

An Apparatus Intended to Give Greatly
Increased Impetus
The cut below shows several views
of a device recently patented to aid
mankind to push his way through
water rapidly.
This apparatus seems to be built
on the plan of the web foot of the
goose and duck, and it's workings can
be readily understood. The appara-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

CIVILIZATION will be here some
day. A handsome young lady, Miss
Ella Collingsworth, of Clarenceville,
L. L, was bitten by a vicious dog.
She said the wound was painful and
sought to obtain an order from a JUS
tice to have the animal killed. The
owner came into court with his dog
and pleaded that there was no evil
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
a MARROW ESCAPE.

! Rabv Saved from the Talons OF an
Eagle.
A story of thrilling interest comes
from the Indian Territory. On
warm day an Indian woman in the
choctaw Nation left her baby, only a
few weeks old, on blanket on the
sunny side of the cabin. and went
ahont her work. In short time a
large eagle swooped down upon the
child. and, grasping it in his talons,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

SCIENTIFIC men have demonstrated
that speed of 200 miles an hour can
never be attained by anything that
moves on wheels. 1t only remains,
therefore, for some unscientit1c crank
to 90 ahead and build an electric en-
CINE that actually travels 200 miles
an hour.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

AN Alameda, Cal, woman who had
been married to thirteen different
men has just gone where, according
to best authority, there is neither
marrying nor giving in marriage. 1t
is a puzzle to surviving friends how
she will contrive to amuse herself.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

tus consists principally of light
flexible rib work. covered with some
light material, which accommodates
itself to the swimmers motions, clos
ing as he moves his limbs forward and
opening as they shoot backward, thus
giving greatly increased impetus
through the voter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

A SINGLE man himself, the bach
elor will be interested in the news
that the Sultan of Turkey is going to
try and enjoy tour of Europe with
some half hundred wives in bis train.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

In the report Of royal wedding it
is stated that the bride was support
ed by her elder sisters" To what
source the groom looks for support is
not related, and safe assumption is
that he follows the rule and looks to
charitV
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

A CHICAGO boy ia said to have lost
his reason while seeing the sights of
New York He must have caught a
glimpse of Ward McAllister or e.
Berry Wall.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

IF Uncle Sam should decide that
it would he wise or necessary for him
to embark in the Nicaragua Canal
enterprise, he may be depended upon
to profit something from his expert
ence with the Pacific Railroad bunco-
steerers. Your Uncle Samuel, like
the average burned child, breads the
fire.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

THE Burlington bridge at Alton
has been opened, and now people
have one more way of getting out Of
st. Louis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

MORE than 100, 900 Cinnamon hare
registered in this country under the
exclusion act. Just think of the
number of collars and cuffs this in
Wolves
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
An Eight-Year-Old rors'

Mr.. Nickel, a stamp venu 1,otIY
Louis. has been worried rec'lDl
receiving from Minneapo 1s,%
ment for stamps, checks w VI 1o.:
returned to him as wo' Vn, ' IN
put the treasury detec1I' .Sov
track of the forger, ana a.. .DH 1oh
hunted him down. Nalte, ch@
was the name signed to 1Ds vrl.
and they were properly .;,,6 61 se,s'
accompanied Il tiers, which u, Ss sf,rl
business like. ordering 'no an eli
The culprit was found to De Fl 7 Val
year-old by. by the name s,t5rsi:a'
Johnson, who is an eD ~. tnst
stamp collector. 1t appeddr rav cte
had often seen his father o''F SposI
in payment Of bills, ana or Of p
nothing of the little maI aeecks
ing deposits before the Il &C c0 s5nir'
drawn, he thought ~ az and gett
way to purchase th'ns y ecE book
c l,usd d to o'e draw some on h bs had had
count. Unfortunately ~
account
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

WHEN money grows timid it makes
the rest OF us shy" says the Elmira
Gazette. Nonsense! We press our
suit all the more vigorously.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

~GIvE them to your friends, is the
catch-line of cigar advertisement.
Are the cigars as bad as all that?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

THE Jewish divorce is called a
"get." In other words, a man loses a
wife when he gets" her.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24

EMPERs r WILLIAM may,have bet
ter army than King Humbert, but
his mustac he ISM in it with the Ital-
ian's
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
a PYcGtf So e., ri

The German Em ,!!s s,3' compile
in inf favor Of Miss !s,,d irlu" After II
1 pressed his appreciation m1eo you ars1
If I shut my eyes }. was ,nas Sarasal.ss]
ing / could fancy l II w.t. them ope'|
I much prefer 10 MY
Life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
AHANDSOME COTTAGE
MODERN HOuSEATAM MODERATE
PRICE.

Contains All Improvements and Conven-
lences-A Tasteful Yet inexpensive Sub
urban Home-Cost All Complete Is Less
than Three Thousand Dollars
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-24
EAGLE RIVER, WIS.

O. B. MOON, Editor and Proprietor
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07
21uslano.

- Safer @il5elm ibenfte bcn Weebioiz
nalbeamten ali ben Bcrmuoas7 Snieln
goloene 8ulennabeln, cine golbene llbr uno
@elbgelcbcnte fitr Die Der Wfdnnl9aft Der
@lsfletbcr 8arf u6iion" geleiltetc 6iilfe.
= General @raf bon Maloeriee bat anz
lGBtib ietnes nellli6 9eieiertcn 81. Sc
burtstdgeS nom 6aiier einen prac6tuolIen
@brenidbel gum @cicbcnf crbalten. Der
SGbeI trdgt auf Der &lingc Die Sni6rift:
v9em 6elnbe Irub Dem Treunbc SGuB! !"
= Die @rinnerungstaiel an ben Nufs
entbdlt oeS Siirlten 8iSmard in @rfurt
mG6renb Der 8arlaments5ett miro folgel1oe
Sni9rtft erbalten: $50 BtSmarf, Der
%eiierlle &an5ler 9~etpeier, oaS iou bier Die
Nacbipelt in Gtienidrift lclen = 6ter
mobnte Otto BON 8iSmar6 nG6rel0 ots
@rfIrter l1nionparLalncntS Don1 20. Wfdr5
bis 20. 9lpril 1867. Damn fOl9t Gin
luSipru6 beS Shriten in fol9enber G5eitaIt:
ySn @rfurt babe i'd mir bic Oiplomatticben
Sporcn per6ient. Shirt 8iSmard." Bic
Safel lit Die 8i6mun9 etncs angeiebenen
8iirgerS.
- Wttt 8eginn oes Sriibiabres lit Sic
Nrbett an benz Oortmunos@ mStanale, Die
audi ndbrenb 6es Q8intcrs ni6t gang 9ce
rubt bate, mteoer flott aufgenommen NOR
Sen. 0ob lit i4ou jebt DOraus5uleben,
oaB Die antangS DorgeleDc1e Sart5ett ntcbt
etngeDalten iDeroen fam. W{tt ScbluB 0e5
SabreS 1895 boffte man auf Die 6ertig@
iteuung beS &anals, 0aran lit ieOob nibt
Su benfen. @S lit fra9ltc6, oh III btelcnt
Sabre bic Q(rbeiten an Dem 9ortmunocr
6aien iiberbaupt in Nngrtff genommen
ncrben. Die BlGne iOlIen elmer no6>
n~taltgen 0tenilton unter5o9en tperoen. 9te
Ge9elung Der 8etbeiligun9 al Der Nllsfiib9
rlng Ser 2(nLagen stpiioben Sta6t un6
StGat mGcht Diele S9iutertgteiten. Wcnn
Die Staot itb itrGubt, au5upiel auf i6re
S9ultern 3u nebmen, 10 fam man ibr baS
ntobt Deroenfen, benin an etne ar1gemel1ene
Ber3tnlung beS 8aufapttalS 1T llicbt gu
Oenfen, ebe ntbt Der &allal feline Sort
lebung na6 benz &beine erbalten bat.
am 9ortmunber t&dnalbauante tDuroe
ilbrigenS Die 6eriteuung Der Nrbeiten fir
oaS QopS 0altrop Der &analitreGe ner>
geben. SIS naren unqebeure SbtDanfull1
gen IN ben Sorberunget gu perSeicbnen.
90 mill bic bcuti6@bouGnDii6e 8augeieuz
ibait IN 0aiielborT Die @elammtarbeiten
far 668, 5O8 so. aus i6ren, pabrenb Wittz
fop in Miinfter 1885, 800 90. Derlan9te.
: Der rSo3iaGiit", bas yOrgan Der
&epoIuttpndre", pir6 lein @riheinen in
8crlin einiteQcr. Ser @runO bierfir
oiirfte in Der 8er6aftung oeS !0~erausgebers
oeS ySo3talif", 81. @rutalt, lno TAFT auer
BET bisberigen oeranttportltcben &e6acteure
al fuhen icin. g8ie Derlautet, ioa in rd6@
iter 53ett an Steue DeS vSo5ialiit" elm an
beres anarbiftiicbesO Organ tmIuSlanOe berz
g~eftelt unb bon Dort aus Derianbt perben.
Sn anar6tftiiben &retien perIautet, baB
Die @orbercttungen fir Oas @rideinen Oes
neuen Organs berettS 9etroften poroen
iinb.
= Ser G6urm bes &aiicrbenfmaIes arf
Dem &Dffbduier lift iebt bis iber Die md6z
tiibe Ntticbe binaus sebteben, aus tpelcber
oaS &eiterftanbbiI6 &aiiet Biibeims I. gen
Often i9auen mirb. Otan mdre iebenfauS
Oamit i9on ettpas %ipeiter, tpenn nt9t Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07
Scr nteOteimtf6e GOmsreB III Stout.

@torts ScmeSfft CDieu) iber 'sSecOnd-life''.
SIN Der piDbiatril1en Section beS Gonz
greiieS belt HrOf. 81. Morib Benefit t
aus 8ten einen au6 Qaientretie inter-
eiitrenoen Bortrag iber vSecond-life"
o6er oaS Seelcnb in ell bes
geiunben uno fralfen Meni6en. Inter
Der glGtteiten SberflGd6e oes ieelii6en Oa-
leins, 10 fii9rte er aus, tpost unb 9G6rt
nGmlib Elm ieeliibeS 8tnnenleben, aus
beiien @lementen, ie nacb Ser Nnlage unb
Der @%ntniGelung iebeS @tn5eLnen, bunt
burcbeinanOer gepirbeltc 8iloer entiteben.
Die QeuBerungen bielcr @e9trntbGtigfeit in
6altung unb Wtei1enlpicl, in WOrtcn un6
6an6lunge1t entbalten filr getDo6nlt6 nur
Elm fleines 8tuhitlid, bas faum Den
ibarfiinni9iten Seelentenner baS @anse
aDnen mabt. Die Q8tfeni6aft bat iib
nit otelem 8%innenleben nocb pieL gu tpenig
~beicbGftigt unb unicre ipicbtt9iten gei6ric6e@
men GucQen limb bie Offeubarungen Der
Oicbter, peL3e bic mabren Bropbetcn oer
ieeliiden GrfenntntBIe6re itnO, bic ie6oc6
ben 8ubmacbern iiber baS Seelenlcben ser
getittg @elunoen unb &ranfen biS9er, neil
nicbt etnfa6 abibretbbar, un5ugGnglicb
tparen. Die &enntniB oieies iecliid6e1
8inncnlebcnS lit aber fir bte 8iiienibait
nab alien Seiten lebrreib unb nicbt
am Wentgiten au9 fit Die 8tiienihaft
npm geiun6en luno franfen Wtenicben.
Sn Oteicm Seelenz8innenleben berribt
SundbIt bic @lnbiLbungSfraft nab benz
0runOiaB Der unenOlicben Wdnnigfalttg>
felt bon baftenben @inbriifen unb @rinz
nerungen, @e0anfen uno @mpftnbungen,
9teigungen, 8ebiirfniiien uno Sertigfeiten
beS Gin3elncn. Die gauge i60pfcrtl6e
G6dttgtett, Die i6Opfertihen @eoanfen unb
Die i60pferiiben &unitmerfe, Die icbopferi>
icben @~r1pftn6ungen uno l60pferii9en
Sbatea Der @tn5elnen, iotDie 9an3er Sc
i6le6ter unb &acen un6 gan3er 3ettrGrme
ltammen aus Dieier Guelle. Sober Sc
banfe muB al Der @lutb Der @~inbilDungs=
traft enllammt unb gebdrtet letn; fa[t lit
nur bas 9enfen Der 0eoanfenbaren. Sci
i60pTertl6 chen Wteni6en meroen bic 8orz
gauge beS leelliben 8innenlcbens All
GuBerlicb mertbaren GorgGn9en bel benz
srOBten Sbeil Der Menlcben bleiben le perz
bergen un6 MIR bent gelpie9tcn ieeliic6en
Sbabgrdber gelingt es, in Die Sbabte
beS gcrGul6los arbeitenoen @c6irns einz
3uoru19en.
PIN leicbteiten 3t iberle6cn it bas
Seelcn 8%tnnenleben Der 81 ct uaIts
It en-" ooer @egenpartsmeni9en. Sci
i6nen lte9t Die Gebirntbdttgfett INNER I'M
itrengen 0ienite Der 3ejt9en0iiiicben SbQz
ti9feit. Die r9(ctualitdt" lit aber nicbt
bios @igenic9aft, iOnbern auc6 S6ifial.
bic Nctualtiten miiiien baburcD in Der
glidli9en Sage ietn, Die innere @ebirn=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07
Sic shulet in SQinnis.


Die Observation-Disclosures bon SQtnois, an
beren Spite Der in meiteiten &reiien be-
fanute perbienitpolIc beuti6e S3ulmann
0etnrtb Jtaab iteDt, bat iiber ben StanO
beS S6ulbelucbs unb bcs ScbulpeienS in
unicrem Stoatc i'm Sabre 1893 oorldufige
Wtttt9eilungeu gemabt, beneu mir Die fol-
genoen 9lng1ben c1tneDrtcn:
SIN bent g%cnanntcn Sabre CAB es I'M
Staate I'M @anSen 1.852,705 Berlorten
inter etnullDSDdn6l9 Sdhren, bon oenen
622, 961 mGnnIiden uno sos, IA petb7
li6en 0eIcblecbtS iparcn. OaDon beiucbten
464,297 bic DDbcren (graDtrten u1o 361, :
TS8 Die nieoercn &olfSi1ulen. Die Sc
iammtSa6l Ser 8eiucber Der 0ffentltcben
S9ulcn belief itcb auf 826,O85 ODER auf
1858 mebr gegen baS 8oriabr. Ser
t6glidbe 8eIucb Der bD6eren 8olfsi6uIcn
be3ifierte iicb duf 64,027 1923, Der nieberen
Sdbulen bieler Qtrt auf 30, 125, 753 unb Der
S6uIen beioerlei Qlrt 3uiammen gcnommen
auf 81, 153, O76.
SIM Staate Sutnois beiteben 11,600
Sbulbe5irte; in benleIbcn mur6en i'm
9aufe beS SabrcS 272 ScbulbGuier nelt erz
baut. 1925 b0berc Sdbulen, oarunter 245
0ffentlicbe 6ocbic6ulen unb 1878 ntebere
@lementarlcbulen, i'm @ahScn 12,450
Dfentltcbe 6reticbulen tuurDcu ulltcrbalterl.
SSt ben bD6eren Sbulen betrltg Bic Gebrs
seit i'm @ansen 1880 Wonate, III ben
nieoeren 77,465 Otpnate. Die ourcbz
Ihnittlicbe Oauer 6eS S4ulbeiu6S in alIet
Sbulen belief iich auf IA Wfonatc. SIN
ben b0beren S6ulen ertDeilten 1892 9ebrcr
un0 3410 2eD%rertnnen, III Den nteoerelt
S6ulen 1861 2e6rer unh 9,27 2ebrcrin7
uen llnterricbt. OaS bD6lte Wonatsgebalt
zines 9eDrerS belief itch auf $3.50, oaS elmer
9ebrertn auf $3.50; 0aS nieOrtgite ctnem
2ebrer be5a1ltr OfDnatSgeDalt betrug SO
uno ods elmer Iebrertn SO. 9urcb7
id6nittlib betrug boS WtonatSgebalt Oer
9ebrer $60.90 unb baS bet 2ebreritnen
SAT .07.
2,1O5 Sbulbesirfe bciiben 8iicbereien
nit suiammen 10, 166 8Gnben.
Die 967 8ripatl4ulen, BON 6cncn So
ri1te bDrIiegen, iparen Don 121 $50 S9u>
Tern, unb sipar BON SO, 400 mGnnIicben unb
$3.50 peibIiben @eiblebts beiucbt,
ipelcbe bon 1928 2ebreru uub 2,109 2eb7
rerinnen unterrtbtet lpur0en.
Oas @eiammtz@ infommen iGmmtlicbet
S6ulbe3irte belief iib einicblieBlicb oes
Auo uCnt Sp(luHbS NOltS 9IOItSOClCN VNt>
babenS altf $18, 931, 256.38. 0on ben
$8,42O, 33O.57 an ausbe5ablten 2ebrergeDGlz
tern erbtelten $1,337,362.5 so 2ebrer unb
1922 1926 9%ebrertnnen al Sen bO6eren
S3ulen unO 81, 168 ,9O3.82 purben an
2ebrer unb $1,641, 281,79 an @e6rerinner
in ben nicberen Sbulen ge5ablt. Del
8au neuer S9uIbduier foitete $1,838,=
584.52 unb auf ben Qnfauf neuer S6ul:
~grunbitide purben $225,416.47 aufgcuenz
Set. Die NuSbeiierungen unb 8erbeiie:
rungen bereitS porbonbener ScbuI9ebdubt
~foiteten 1916, 626. 20; ferner WurOer
1925, 945.12 fiir Die Qlni9aftung Der OtO:
tltars @tnri6tung DOnSbulen, $69, 1885,
fir 2ebrapparate, $7,927.57 auf 8iiebcl
fir arme Sbiler unb $1,416 ,549.9 "a 5un
Qntaufe bon t6eiSun9szM aterial unO fin
3ufGuige QluSgaben DertDen6et.
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