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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16
Wisdom Of the Indian Elephant

one day. says writer of English mill
tary experience in London Public Opinion,
heavy gun stuck in the muddy bottom
OF a stream, and the tandem elephant was
unlocked to shove behind, or lift the muz-
gle OF the gun with his trunk. But he
would not; he only beloved and swaved
uneasily, shifting from one foot to the
other in the sticky mud. At last, with
piteous shrill trumpeting, he touched the
sharp point of the iron right on the muz-
re; lie says he is afraid of hurting him
self, sahib," explained the mahout.
w ell answered the officer in jest tell
him to spoke the wheel" Promise him
backsheesh, sahib, and he will" VERY
well" The elephant carefully found a Sc
curer footing, curled his trunk round the
Ihen the shaft elephant put IN his ponder
Gus weight and the gun slowly rose out
OF the mud and rolled up the opposite
bank.
The triumphant mahout demanded back
sheesh Tor his HOoshlar HAITI (wise ele-
phaht) GU scamp! You want the back
Sheesh for yourself" No, sahib, [ dare
not cheat him. and if you don't give him
backsheeSh he Will remember you are no
gentleman and will never work for you
again" "All right" said the officer toss
ing the man q couple of rupees in success
sion. How shall I know you don't cheat
him Come and see him fed this even
That evening by moonlight the officer
was summoned to see HooskIar HAITI eat
his supper. The elephant was swaying to
and fro, tanning himself with a branch
and round the fire stood huge chupatties2
fiat cakes of flour, butter and sugar-pur-
chased with the backsheesh for the Hoosh-
lars supper. The mahout took up one of
these cakes and offered it to the wise
one who weighed it carefully in his
trunk and then deposited it with a salts
fed smack in his raw-lOoking mouth
Now, sahib, this second chupattie is light
weight. See him find it out
The elephants are accustomed to a GER
tain weight, and when the HOoshlar took
this cake by the edge an angry twinkle
came into his wicked little eye, and, quick
as lightning, he slapped the mahout in
sahib,' cried the man in glee, 'I dare not
cheat him. and he picked himself up and
offered a larger chupattie. Here YOU
foolish one! Did ever cheat you? This
one is overweight" The elephant under
stood and ate in forgiving TRANQUILITY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16

The democrats in the legislature are
magnanimous. They could, if they de-
sired to do so, shut the populists out from
participating in the decision upon any re-
form measure that may come before that
body. But they will not do so. The pop
ulists will be permitted to have an equal
show with the democrats in matters that
do not involve politics. How much the
populists appreciate the courtesy will be
shown later
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16
He Maltzed in Perm,

This one is told by a navy officer on him
self, says the Washington Star. One of
our handsome ships, with her handsome
oIncers, was cruising in Peruvian waters.
and while in port the grand ball in honor
OF the wife Of the president of the repub-
nc was given. The young officer was
there in full uniform, which is warm
enough at any time, but which in a ball
room, after a number of whirls in "A giddy
waltz such as the Spanish descendants
IN cru put up, Is anything but an ice
cooler Our young hero invited a charm
ing PERUVIAN to waltz. She consented,
and away they went.
after several turns about the room he
began to wish the young lady would sug
gest that they promenade, as most of
me other couples did from time to time.
But not she. On they went, spinning
and prancing. The heavy uniform had
become sweat box. The young man was
burning up. viii she never stop" asked
IN the game he had exhausted the few
Spanish phrases he Knew. He did not
dare stop until she did, as such breach
of etiquette might mean that her brother
Wouiu be likely to put stileto between
ms RIBS Tor insulting his sister by stopping
IN waltz before she did. The Peruvian
waltz lasts twenty minutes. That is
lohS uIne IN tight-htting uniform in
tropical climate. Our ensign began to
wobble, but he kept to his feet, ana the
girl never seemed to weary. When the
twenty minutes had expired the music
ceased. Other couples had waltzed and
stopped and waltZed again. Some of his
DrOtner Officers had Waltzed with half
a dozen senOritas, and they were Won
derlng why he was so devoted to the
PARTICULAR one he was still hugging and
whirling when the music stopped He
led her to seat, and for himself sought
the open air and unbuttoned his coat.
lie was in a pitiaOle plight He did
not enter the ball room again for two
hours, and when he did was still too weak
to dance or enjoy the festivities, The
young lady he had waltzed with avoided
him. Other ladies who had seen the
long distance record, seemed pleased that
he did not ask them to dance when nrel
scented. Later in the evening he learned
that it was the Peruvian custom for
the gentleman to suggest that they should
cease Waiting and promenade or retire
from the floor. 1t would have been i'm
modest for his partner to suggest stop
ping. The young officer says the mem
ofyy oil that Peruvian night haunts him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16

Gracious! What a shutting and chang
ing of populist ex-candidates there is to
be as one result Of the late election! Waite
is going to leave Colorado, Weaver is
going to leave Iowa, and now we hear
that Jerry Simpson is going to leave Kan
sas and take up his residence in Indiana.
Can't Mr. Tom Watson of Georgia be in
duced to pull stakes and go somewhere,
toO2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16
Opinion All on One Side.


The Savannah News well says that popu-
lism may not be- AN unmiNcd evil " a. hhali
De the means Of giving as better election
laws. The dividing Of the white people
of the south az the ballot box will necesFi-
tate "a reform ln elections. for dishonest
methods VIII not bo tolerated whore such
divisions exist. The Reporter is glad 90
Hee that so many ~ 90 contemporaries
~ VIII De- % great stride forward when.
on me south, loose methods shall De- die
'ardr1 ana elections garqed With aIl me
sanctions fhat careful lcEialatlon rHn proc
Vide.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16
The Dispensary in Georgia.
Columbus (Ga) Enquirer-Sun DemD

With high license and strict police regu-
lation in nearly all of the cities and towns.
nearly all the country counties the liquor
question is giving the minimum Of trouble
In Georgia q this time. II would be un-
wise TO precipitate a. bitter and demoraliz-
ing contest over the question such as n
populist dispensary bill IN the legislature
surely invites. No good citizen should de-
sire TO bring 10 Georgia the dispensary eX-
perience that has so afflicted the unfOr-
tunato state OF SOnih Carolina.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16
Anticipate Republican Slips.
Erom Auguata nial Chronicle Dem

There is reason to believe the lesson viii
be wholesome one for the party, and the
1ority in congress passes from democratic
hands, should go far toward putting the
people I'm better humor with the party.
Then If the republicans make any slips
and failures in the next session, AS they
are most likely 20 do, the democrats will
enter the race in 1896 with fine showing
for suCCess.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16

New Hampshire will have in the next
House a representative who will be some
thing of curiosity in Washington His
name is "Cy" Sulloway. He is a member
of the Salvation Army and his wife is
Salvation lassie. He is six feet six inches
tall, and is said to be a fluent talker. He
Is comparatively young man, but in his
career he has been a preacher. lawyer,
a doctor, a greenbacker, democrat and
a republican.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16
The Bond Issue Necessary.
From the Macon (GaD Telegraph Dem

An addition to the public debt is always
ways TO be deplored. The government
ought not 10 owe money. if that can be
avoided just as a private person should
not owe money if he can avoid doing so.
But the government. like a private per-
son, ought to meet its ENGAGEMENTS BY
whatever sacrifice is necessary. and the
present bond issue is justified on the score
of necessity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16

On Nov. Hamilton county, Ohio the
county in which Cincinnati is situated
went republican by over $4,000 majority
On Nov. 10, one week later. Hamilton
county at special election went demo-
cratic by $500 majority-a reversal Of
25,S0o votes in one week. Local causes
probably had great deal to do with the
majority in each instance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16

Senator Mercer's bill, to arrange the
necessary details preliminary to the drain
ing with convict labor of the lands in the
swamp regions owned by the state is
bill that should receive the careful con,
sideration of the Legislature. There are
thousands upon thousands of acres Of
public land, as rich as any in the world
that could be reclaimed to the state by
the scientific drainage of swamps, ponds.
etc, and the work could be done by the
convicts at a. minimum Of cost to the pub
lie purse. The drainage should be done
properly, and to that end it would be nee
essary 10 have a competent engineer. or
corps Of engineers, make surveys and lay
out the work
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Meetings-Landrum Lodge No. As, r. and
A. NJ; Tammany Club.
Special Notices-Chew Golden Apple To-
bacco; Salt, Savannah Grocery Company;
Got any Boys, b. II. Levy & Bro; DISCO
luton, Heuisler & Higgins; State and
County Taxes. 1894; Turkeys, Estate S. W.
Branch; AS to Bills Against British Steam
ship Petunia.
Hurry-Appel & Schaul.
The Ball-B. II. Levy & Bro.
Railway Schedule-City and Suburban
Railway.
Auction Sales-Show Cases, Furniture,
Etc, by j. H. Oppenheim & Son; Damaged
Cotton, by J. Mclaughlin & Son.
Amusements-Peck's Bad Boy, at the
Theater, Monday Nov. 49,
eculation-Hammond & Co., Stock
Brokers, New York.
Blanket Bargains-Leopold Adler
Cheap Column Advertisements-H Help
Wanted Employment Wanted; For Rent;
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16

The Washington News recalls that
Congressman LATE Pence was very fond
Of quoting "NoA populi, yoz dei." in his
speeches during the extra session. d
is 10 he hoped that Mr Pence heard the
voice of the people the other day. when
they said they had had enough OF The
fee silf,f f59lshusss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16
CURRENT COMMENT.
They Are Republicans.
Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser DemO.

A lifelong republican in the Kolb con-
VentiOn declared. Il want a force bill, -
and he was cheered to the echo What
difference, then. was there between the
speaker and his auditors? If he was a
republican in profession, were not they
in act? Plainly il is all nonsense for such
q convention to call itself noDulite.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16

Nj. W. E. Curtis Of Washington has as
certained that the stories of big checks
sent into Congressman W. l.. Wilson'S dis
trict from Washington are without foun-
dalton and he asserts that Mr.. Wilson
made his fight almost single-hauded. in so
far as Washington influences are con-
cerned. Says Mr. Curtis in a dispatch to
the Chicago Record An intimate friend
of his remarked to-day that the only help
he got from the democratic congressional
committee was twelve bags Of Senator
Germans speech attacking the Wilson
tariff bill The only contribution of money
he received from Washington was a check
for SIS from Mr.. Miller. the commissioner
Of internal revenue, who belongs in the
district"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16

Marion Butler is a typical exponent
of populist logic. on the day before the
election North Carolina per cent bonds
were worth in the market 1Olis and per
cents We're worth l26. On the day after
the election the Is had dropped TO 100 and
the 6s to l2j. reporter for the Charlotte
observer asked Mr.. Butler IL he did not
think the populist success in the state
had something 20 do with the injury
TO tho states credit. lie replied that be-
cause he happened 20 bo n town tho
night Of murder was no reason why
h' committed tho murder" Such logic is
"i course. uuaulworabc Neyertheiess
north carolina bonds are not worth as
much as they were before this ,xtraor-
alnafy "ataiaman" got control Of The
ttatC
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16
BRIGHT BITS.

The frost is on the leaves at dawn,
The fields are bare where daisies grew;
What matters it? The flies are gone,
Yes, and the blamed mosquitoes, too.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-16

EASTERN OFFICE, % Park Row, New
YORK city. c. S. Faulkner, Manager.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

ft@ bic 3ebenndsel ni4t gu i4neiben.
Mtt biefen trabt ct mid in ber Ma4t
beitanois, ba Ct iebr unrubts i@lGft."
Nuub bier lieR bas @eri9t Milbe mall
ten unb erl6ite bic @equdlte bon ibrer
plage.
Mus ieinen fGmmtli9en 6immeln
muB ber iunse Gbemanr in Rentudp
sefa,en fem, beFen adrtli@es Meibz
den am Moroen nod Der 9o93eit bas
S4lafaimmer betrat unb Jpn NIT benz
S&ubabiabe auf ben Ropf i9lus. st
bate nidbts S4leuniseres ou tbun, als
ii@ bic Sdeibuna au ertptrten. Wie
es enbli9 einem Nen Dorter Gbesat=
ten crying, eradblt beKen S@eibunss=
tlaae. in ber aei@rieben itebt: rMein
Weib tpeiaert iid. mir bic Rn0pfe am
aunGhen unb erlaubt mir ni9t, Na4ts
auf 8ranbftdtten au ellen" Dos Sc
ri4t ipro& benz Manne bic @4eibung
au NIT Der Grtldruna. bas Benebmen
Der sfrau lei araufam unb unmenf4=
lih.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

sebeiben. 9lber ieber Meitenbe, Der
NIT Der @rtpartung zines auberse=
p6bnlt@ praAtbollen 8ilbes bortbin
tommt. fiblt ftb enttdui9t; benr ba
bic troptf4en Orbtbeen in ben per=
i@tebenften 3etten bes Sabres Bill
ben4 10 ftnbet ber 8efuher at, einem
beittmmten Sage INNER rur tpenise
in 8liitbe, unb bic meiiten tan1 man
mad benz l1rtbetl zines Der reueiten
pifenf4aftliben @etienben init benz
beiten Mtllen ni4t anbers, als bS@z
items biibi@ ober aierli4 nennen, unb
mub f@ seiteben, baB unfere etnz
betmi{4en Or9ibeen ben 0erglei@ nit
Der iibertptssenben Mebraabl Der troz
ptfden Mrten febr gut ausbalten."
Wie iiberau in Der Melt, 10 iinb audi
unttr ben Srbtbeeu bic Sterne eriter
@rDbe, Bel Wettem in Der Mtnber=
5abl unb bic Mittelmdbigteit iiberz
uniere Sr4ibeen3i&ter baben
beretts cine iorsfaltise Musleie sez
troffen unb na9bem iie M1es gepriift,
nur bas Bette unb S@Dnite bebalz
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

49, Sn einem bannoberfden Dorfe
mar bie1er Sage Geuer auSgebroden.
Die alte @pribe lit an Mltersi4pG@fe,
bic ,,eue tpurbe ertpartet; bu gerabe
muBte Elm Geuer aufgeben. Muf gum
2D14en! )bieB es 'trpbbem unb NIT
@turm19ritt eilten bic eifrigiten btr
Sitter nab benz S@uppen, in tpeldbem
bic DorflpriBe fir gepDbnli@ ibrer
feudten Mbeit barrie. gm ertpdbnten
plabe ftunb au9 Elm bterrdbiges Ding,
bas in Der 9untelbeit niht re4t be-
trabtet tpurbe. @4ldutbe tpurben nod
aufaepadt unb in raKelnbem @alopp
qinQ's aur 8ranbftdtte. Chen fo1te
bic Teuer1pribe gum Numpen tlar gez
ma6t merben " ba ertDnte aus benz
Snnern i'm i40nften fe&sa@tel Salt
Sic Mrie aus rMartba": rMag ber
6Emmel '@ub bergeben!" @rtaunt
blidten ii4 bic 2Df@mannf@aften an
unb tpie @4uppen fel es tbnen Dor
ben Muger. Der @4lau4 battle fe4
in bic Drebturbel bes auf einem Rarz
rem rubenben groBen 2etertaftens perz
pidelt (benr1 Elm FOLDER mar bic per>
meintli4e GeuerfprtB) unb BET benz
6erumbantiren parb bic Rurbel in BE-
tpegung ge1ebt. Den 2eiertaiten aber
bate Elm rfabrenber SGnger" IN ben
leeren @pribenf@upper gefte4t. in
pe(den bic t1e1re ertpartete Sprtbe ibren
@in3u9 nod niht sebalten bate. 80
muBten bic braber Dorfbetpobner er<
fabren, bab man NIT einem 2eiertatten
ebenfo tpentg einen 8ranb Gf4sn, tpte
auf elmer Teuerfprtbe ben S4untsl<
tpal3er fptelen tann, r.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
Duntelbeit perlieren. fobalb berer
Skdenpferb aufQeh0rt bat. bas VubIi=

Duntelbeit p~erlieren. {obalb berer
Stedenpferb aufseb0rt bat, bas publi>
tum gu tntereKtren. Die Stlabenfra=
&c mar unb blieb felbitperitGnbli4 Ian.
ae bic er0bte llriade bteier Temporal
rem Glutben. Dte iogenannte .Rnoip=
nothing 8etpesung bradte ettpa &C
Bis 40 reue Qeute beretn, bon tpel9eu
elm tleinsr Reft ii4 nod BIB gu: On.
fang bee Rrieses erbalten tonnte.
N1e adbt ober 3ebn Sabre bringt BIZ
9enrperenafrage cine @<4aar ry&euer.'
Gr3iebung, Ginanaen unb Mrbeiterfra.
gen finb ebenfaus fpaSmobii4; fl
treter ettpa ale 3tp0lf Sabre in ber
@orbergruub bes politi19en Qebens
alnb NIT ibne1 erbebt fdb9 Elm Minb, be,
in ben Meiber Der Mlter bebentli9.
8ertpiitun9en anrthtet.
@egentpdrttg befinben it@ I'M Rom
9reb 154 rNeue", 131 in, 6aus be,
Reprdfentanten unb % i'm @enat,
Mer berm04te gu fasen, tpie btele bon
ibner it1 auf bic Daler als Staats=
manner betpdbren tperben? Mer Cuff
bat, bieriiber gu %sriibeln, mag piel>
let9t i'm Rongreb=M brebbu4 einise in
terefante Minte fnben. Sic BARN
entbaltenen @tiaaer finb ndmli9 mebr
ober minber autobto9rapbi{4e. Sic
ldrgfte 1T bieientge bon Senator Sobn
Mcgluleb palmer, zines rNeuen" i'm
Rongreb. sic beitebt aus 80 tlein
unb en9gebrudten 3eilen, 1T aber tetz
resipegs Elm egoiittfmes probutt. Sc
neral palmer bat rdmli4 in fetnem
2ebeu mebr perf4iebene Stellunsen,
grDbere alnb tletnere, inne gebabt ais
irgenb Elm anberer Manr I'M Ron9reb.
Die tiir3eite Geographic, bier 3eilen,
tt bic bon Romgrebmann 9bomas i.
Magner bon 8root(Dn. R0fli@ 1T
es, ME man9e Mitglieber auf ben
Mangel ibrer friiberen @r3iebuns gang
Defenders bin3umeifen beitrebt f@eiz
men, mdbrenb anbere mieberum betoz
men, bab lie fds1t ME um Elm Mmt bt=
tporben baben, ober baB ibnen Elm folz
mts altfgeotp,1ngert purbe. Sn Der
item Musgabe ertpdbner bic 9erren,
tpel9e il ettpas nit Garmneien gu
tbur batten, @oldbes NIT @orliebe, unb
etres ber Mttglieber informirt fogar
bas prlblitum, baB ct feineraeit ale
Mrt BON Garmarbett eisenbdnbig berz
ri&tet bate.
GeiB Elm biibfdber @i1t, tpie ge9euz
tpdrtig Der Mtnb bldft!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

Sic mid ais Sbren Iiebften Greunb,
als Sbren 8ruber, tpenn sic ,pouen,
aber beri@neisen sic mir nt9ts!S
@auner: rMber b0s iag' ID Dir glei&,
8ruber, tpenn I eing'fperrt tperb'-
nadber is's tpieber aus nit unierer
Greunbidaft"
0ertdnbnibpoII. (gin
Jreunb besesnet benz anbern, Der feline
iebr gepubte sgrau am Mrne fibrt.)
greuno: rSeBt b0r' auf unb thu ni@t
10 armieli9, 10 ne tleine 1Grau tann
bod ni4t 10 biel @elb toiten!1 Gbe>
mann: % bic Grau getptb ni@t, -
aber mas 70 Drum unb bran banat!"
Sebr ~ abrf@einli@. Gtlb.
tpebel: rNa, ginidbriser Nubel. ipas
baben sic benn eetban, ais sic auf
l1rlaub tparen9" GiniGbriaer Nubel:
rSmmerfort parabemarf4 NIT bon.
ftGnbigem felbmarf4mdbigem @epGd
seiibt, 9err Gelbpebel."
Daber Der q Gs}rau w.:
rSeben sic mai, ba geben Nau>
MAINS. Elm rei3enbes paar, ni4t
tpabr?" Grau g.: ga, fe feben 70
melt re9f nett aus, aber tpiiIen Sie,
gu 9aufe aanten fn bic 2eute ben
eanaer Sag, namentli@ Grau Nauz
mani, lit Elm tpabrer Dra4e. ga,
bic Rtnber, bic reinen Strol&e.
Grau a.: Isle tennen Grul Naus
mann, al1o ndber2" - Grau g.: ~@e<
nib, id bin ia ibre bette Jreunbin!'
Gin @egenporf4lag. Grau:
.Da bat man es nun aufs @ramu1
ausserehnet, bab mir Grauen Elm tlet<
neres @ebirn baben als bic Mdnner.
@enn man bier aud einmal bic 6er<
aen tpieser polte.. Mie gar man@es
Mdnnerbera biirfte ba iebr srob uub
gerGumig unb babel bebentli4 let4t
befunben tperben!"
Dieein3ise Surge. Satin
GINS 3immer ftiiraenb): rDente Dir.
Manr, unier Sobn 1T NIT ber R6&in
eben burdgesansen!"- Sum Rudud,
nun baben mir beute teir MittaseHen!.
SeIbfperruth !6err: Isle
baben ia bic 9ofe beute ni4t alsgez
biiritet, sSean!" - Diener: .Doou9
sic traser ia Sbr tleines @elb INNER
in Der @eftentaf@e!"
GaIf9 seratben. pfarrer:
,9ber S0rgel, Sbr tommt ia f4on tptez
Der aus benz Mirtbsbaus gegangenN.
Bauer: rJalf4 ~g'rutben, 9o@tpirben!
Diesmal ian r1er 'rausg'fogen!"
Gin Gortf4ritt. IRA, ME
gebt's benz Statiften Meierg" %,
Der 1T rieiig abuneirt! Griber bat Ct
2eiben seeeben, jeBt ipielt Ct fbon Sc
fpenfter!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

2llte 2eaenben eraGblen uns bon
rebenben @teine1 unb mander 2efel
freut fib nod beute iiber bic f@0ne
Sage, aber nur tpentQe 9lauben nod
baran. Gttpas 2lnberes 1T es nit ben
rebenben BGumer. Sbre Spra&e III
a1erbings tpentger 'poetifh, bafiir
aber audi um 70 auperldfiser unb
etaubbafter. 3um Sbeil 1T iie aud
aqeemetn betannt. Seoermann ipetb
a. g., baB bic 3abl ber S~abresringe,
tpel9e bic S4ntttfd4e elmer abgefdgz
ten eide auftpeift, bas glitter bes
8aumes angibt. Ser Gorftmann aber
unb ber 8otaniter tpifen aus BET
Storm unb @eitaltunq biefer @inge,
fopte aus fonitiqen Gisentbimlt4teiz
ten ber @9nittfd4e nod mandNts
Mnbere be%raus3ulefen, tpas febr oft
niiBli9, INNER aber intereKant 1T.
Sci aufmertfamer 8etra@tung tpirb
man aunG4ft fnben, baB bic ei~n3elnen
2ager bes 6olaes bon beri@tebener
StGrte itnb. Die Sabre nit i4malen
Mtnge,1 tparer enttpeber iebr troden,
ODER ber Baum bat in tbnen Defenders
ret@e Truht aetraaen, 10 baB ihm
aur @ilbune r1euen 6ol3es nur tpentg
@aft ibriQ blieb. Die breiten 2agen
buqeqen beuter1 auf Elm feuhtes Sabr.
NIT fir bas Wa4stbum giiniigen Be-
btnqunQen. Wiu man biefe Sabre
fenner lernen, 10 tann man lie an ben
Min9er letbt abadblen. @obann
aetgt bic @@nittHGne fat INNER einz
3elre brdunli9e, 3erfreTene SteQen bon
tpurmfthtqem Musfehen; bte1e tpet1er
auf einen Defenders ftrengen Mtnte,
Fin. Das I'M 2aufe bes Sommers &c.
bilbete junge 9ol3, tpel@es naturgemdb
am metiten bon bet &dlte gu leiben
bate, pirb bon bieier aerit0rt unb ipa=
ter bon autem. Qefunbem 6ol3e bebedt,
Mu4 bier geniigt bic einfa4e Sab
lung Der Minge, INN ben betrefenben
Minter feit3uitenen. 3eigt cine Reibe
bon Qager cine glei9e unb regelmdbts
ge Stdrte, 70 beutet bies auf Elm glei@z
mdBtges ungebinbertes Wa@stbum
bin. @inb bic 2agen aber nur auf
elmer Seite trdfttq unb bon entptdelt,
auf ber anberen aber bunn unb perz
fummert, 10 mar Der Baum auf biefer
Seite in feinem Ma@stbum bebtnbert,
Tei "a MN m Ron gn,trapIn nhpr in
ben 3tpeigen. Die Mn3ab1 bieier unz
glei@mdBtgen 2agen ergibt bic 3ahl
Der Sabre, tpdbrenb beren ieber Baum
unter bieien giinfttgen .8ebingungen
erifttrte. 60 eraGHt ber 8aum ntht
r1ur bon fetnem Mlter, fonbern audi
bon guten unb f@lehten Sabren, bon
@efabren, bic i'm bebrobten, unb BON
barten Wintern, bic tbre Narben in
ieinem @tefenletbe htnterlteben. Cine
ftumn,e aber bod berebte Spra4e.