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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-04
MAGIC TALES.

One Of the oldest forms Of magic
was the transformation of a person into
the shape of some animal or bird. In
a story by Apuleius the hero looks
through the keyhole to see a witch
change herself into an owl, and while
trying a similar experiment is himself
changed into a donkey. Unfortunately,
he does not know the secret of resum-
ing his own shape, except that he
must wait through the winter until the
spring brings back the roses, when he
must devour a rosebud, which will re-
store him. The book contains an ac-
count Of his adventures and sufferings
in this disguise.
A story has been found in q chron-
icle which is evidently a Renaissance
of this superstition. The story is as
signed to the eleventh century, a thou
sand years after Apuleius wrote. There
were two old women living in a cot
tage nea Rome. If a stranger came
to the house alone, these ladies trans
formed him into a pig or a horse, or
some other animal, and sold him,
spending the guilty proceeds Ia wick
ed gluttony." One day there passed
along the road a young man who was
by calling a minstrel and a dancer.
Him they transformed into a donkey.
The victim preserved his intellects
and his skill after the transformation
and performed all his former feats
and tricks in asinine shape. Nothing
wonderful was ever seen than a
donkey who could do c~onjuring tricks
and could also dance and execute
the most graceful capers you can i'm
aginc. Accordingly these ladies were
enabled to. sell the animal for a large
sum of money.
A rich man bought him, and when
ever he had company sent for him to
amuse his friends. But the witches
warned him that he must never suffer
the donkey to be within reach of run
ming water, In the end the performing
animal managed to reach a stream;
he drank of the water and instantly
resumed his shape. Where is my
donkey?" asked Dives, ~bewildered and
bafied. Il am the donkey" the young
man replied. They took him to the
judge, who heard the story, sent fol-
the witches. and made short work with
them.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-04

King Malietoa Tanu has a salary Of
$50 per month. and he IS compelled to
tight for his Job. He ought 10 do bet
ter than that In the museum b%usineAS
Senator Plat has snuhed out the
peace conference at The Hague. He
SAYS Of universal peace that It "a wis
sonafy. beautiful. impracticable. II can
never be in our day" He might say
the same Of pure politics and be nearer
the truth. but men VIII strive for 70
knowing that the day OF Plat, Quay,
and their like win not last forever.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-28

Centr
TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE APRIL II, 1899.
aims daily daily Sunday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-28

soul Of the repentant sinner to the ear
OF his all merciful God.
Gentlemen / shall now tell you the
story of my first penitent.
1t is the one episode of my life which in
all the worlds to come l believe L shall
never forget.
lie poured into my ear the particulars of
a crime so atrocious, a murder so inhu-
man and appalling in the unnatural and
treacnerous circumstances of its commit
tai. that for weeks after l had heard it
/ suffered the agonies of the damned. In
fact 1 was on the eye of leaving the
church in order to be able to dWulge the
secret 1t seemed to me so terrible that
my solemn oath and duty as priest should
prevent me from delivering 20 justice the
perpetrator of so horrible a murder.
For days and weeks an awful struggle
went on in my soul between my binding
duty Of silence as the minister of God, and
what / believed to be my duty as man
to the state. There were times when L
almost resolved to leave the church and
give the man up to justice. Finally, one
hot August night, when almost on the
verge Of insanity from the agony of the
prolonged mental struggle, as l sat at my
window feverishly turning the thing over
and over again in my mind, a divine in
sryjration touched my soul with its balm
II said: why not go TO your bishop, and
without mentioning names or betrayng
condolences, explain all to him.
"Shift the responsibility Of decision from
your young, Inexperienced soul TO the calm,
clear Judgment and ripe experience of his"
Obey him-that is all.
Next morning l FASTENED to the bishop,
and in a long private interview l explained
everything to him, dwelling particularly
on the great temptation and desire which
| IL on n the Hrini-
nal.
Alter hearing all the bishop told me,
there could be no release from my duty
as the consecrated priest of God. That duty
hound me solemnly TO keep forever the Sc
cret of the confessional Should l break
my VOW of silence, that moment fell from
the high estate of Gods ministry, and
would be accommodated from the mem
bership of the church.
In conclusion the bishop said 10 me:
Leave the sinner in the hands of Him
who has said, Justice is mine
Gentlemen, I obeyed, and every day of
my life | thank God that did so.
Just then the dining-room door swung
open and Mr. Van Doran, the long-detain-
ed host, appeared on the threshold. AS he
stood there a moment, beaming on his
guests, he presented a picture of perfect
manhood Six feet, broad shouldered and
magnincSAuy buitt' HdhuSOiA'S' Wei SioOAAi-
ed and well preserved, he looked just what
he was-the prosperous, happy, contented
man of the word.
Fastening toward his old friends, he
passed around the table and warmly
erasped and wrung each proffered hand,
meanwhile apologizng profusely for his
unavoidable delay in joining them.
Finally he reached FIR d'Arcy's chair.
which was beside mis- own, and throwing
his arm with affectonate abandon around
The priests shoulders, he said. You will
forgive me, father, / know you viii, for
YOU have forgiven me many things. Gen.
tiemen, l was FIR dArcy's first penitent.
Kathleen Mathew.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-28

The Mr.. Peale referred to was Charles
Wilson Peale, and the portrait Of Wash
ington which came from these sttings is
the familiar three-quarters length, repre-
senting him at the age of 40 in the COS
tune of a colonel of the Virginia militia
q blue coat faced with red. bright metal
buttons, and a dark-red waistcoat. On his
head is the hat usually called the Wolfe
hat. 1t is always alluded to as the first
authentic portrait of Washington, and IS
known to us by a number of engravinss
and reproductions.
The situngs for this portrait were re-
corded by Washington on the blank leaves
1772. '''i
May % I sat to have my picture
drawn
May n I sat again for the dransrv
May p. Sat for Mr.. Peale 70 Antsb
my face.
An entry in his account book is sim
more pertinent to the subject.
may 50, BY Mr.. Peale drawing nv MIC
ture' eighteen pounds and four pence pc !,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-28
THE SAN BIAS INDIANS.
An Interesting south African
I'D Tribe.
BY George Reno.


BY George Reno.
A strange race of people, with manners
and customs stranger still, lives near the
coast at San Bias. Columbia, South
America To the few traders who visit
the spot for coeoanuts and vegetable ivory
they are known as the San Bias Indians.
OF their origin and history but little can
be discovered. If legends exist among
them, they are held TOO sacred for the
outside world. One thing. is certain that
although friendly to the government OF
the United States and to foreigners who
may enter or find themselves weather
bound in the harbor of San Bias, there
is no record of their having ever been
conquered or subjugated by any other
tribe or power. This fact In itself makes
them of more than ordinary interest.
1t is only quite probable that they have
descended from the ancient To,tees, but
what vicissitudss of tribal life they may
have passed through will probably never
be known. Whether their present social
condition is the result OF gradual intel
lectual advancement or is simply stage
in a long period of retrogression from a
higher civilization, could be determined
only by diligent research into their past
history. And. although inclined to be
friendly they look with most Jealous eyes
upon any effort to cultivate a closer ac-
quaintance than the necessities of trade
require. No matter how many vessels
may lie at anchor In the harbor, or how
much trading may have been carried on
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-28
Central Of Georgia Railway.

Schedules Effective May I, 1899.
Goth Meridian Time.
DEPARTURES
Lv. Savannah
No. daily for Augusta, Macon
and Atlanta ............... $40 A M.
No. daily for Augusta, Macon,
Atlanta, Athens Column
bus and Birmingham. 500 r. M.
No. ex. Sunday for Dover and
intermediate points 49,. 600 P. NJ.
No. 9 ex Sunday for Guyton and
intermediate points ...... eco P. NJ.
ARRIVALS
Ar. Savannah
No. 2 daily from Augusta, Ma
con and Atlanta. ......... 600 P. NJ.
No. daily from Augusta, Ma
con, Atlanta, Athens, Co
lumbus and Birmingham 900 A. NJ.
No ex Sunday from Dover
and intermediate points. 7:4S A. NJ.
No 10 ex Sunday from Guyton
and intermediate points. 4:50 P. NJ.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEE.
18th meridian or Savannah city time.
Daily-Leave Savannah 10 a. M, $3.50 D.
M, $50 p. m. and p. m. Leave Tybee
7:45 a. M, 11:10 a. M, 6:45 p. m. and $3.50
p. m.
Additional trains on Mondays as fol-
lows: Leave Savannah Sis a. m. Leave
Tybee 7:20 n. m.
Connections made at terminal points with
all trains Northwest, West and Southwest
Sleeping cars on all night trains. Par
lor cars on day trains between Savannah
and Atlanta.
For further information and for sched-
ules to all points beyond our line apply TO
w. G. BREWER, City Ticket and Pass
enger Agent, 107 Bull street.
j. c. HALLE, General Passenger Agent,
Savannah, Ga.
JOHN M. EGAN. Vice President.
THEO. d. KLINE. Gen. Superintendent.
E. Fl. HINTON, Traffic Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-28
PEALE's WASHINGTON.

Diary Notes by the General -, M
sittinss for Famous Picture.
From the Pennsylvania Magazine ar III.
tory.
On the 2lst Of May, 1772. George Wash
ington. of Mount Vernon, wrote to Iona.
than Boucher, an Episcopal clergyman al
Hanover and st. Mary's parish: 'Tnoiis
nation having yielded to importun,tv :
am now, contrary to all expectation M
der the hands of Mr. Peale; bur IN 60
grave, so sullen a mood and now ana
then under the influence of AIorpbens
when some critical strokes are makjng
that | fancy the skill Of this gentleman's
pencil VIII be put to Il. in describing 20
the world what manner Of man 1 am"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-28

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

benn es ndre tpObl au9 benen gu gDnnen.
baB tie fi4 pieber auf bic etgenen 5iBt
iteIen, tpel9e brr9 bic f9Ie9ten Better
nm ibr germDgen gebrant uub bur9 BIZ
Acknowledgment Der @ldubiger bon 9aua
unb Sof Oertrieben porben iin6,
Das nun nod bic rieiigs GOrnernte an
betrifft, bic 9err Mepsr Bis gu 70 8ufbel
per Ncre beruni4laste, 10 gebt es genanns
tenn 9errn tpie ienem @9pei8er, Der gez
ia9t bate. er babe gu 9auie einen gan3er
S9effeI Sututen (etpu 3 8uibeD; uls
er ite Oann setgen fOlte, bru6te er Elm tIeis
nes G9iHelfen bon gum 8orf9ein mil
benz 8emerfen, bas Dutatsnmab fei tleiner,
als Oas 5ru4tmaB, Ridts fir UNCUT.
6eltr 9ibner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
Qus n1anitobd.

s. S. 9oeraen, Elm in Der RG6e bon Mor@
ben in Manitoba anIdiiiger 5urmer, f9reI6t
bon bort pie fOIgt:
$50 melt lit Der Winter i4On unb angez
ne6m. @ir batten i'm Nopember Dfters
S4nee uuO 3iemli9en 5roft big etpu 2-13
@rab unter guG. Der S4nee 1T aber balb
ale fort, 10 baB mir gum Sabren tpteOer bic
Wagen 6enuBsn. 0as lit geraoe pie Der
5armer es gerne bat: INNER f9Ones Wettec.
9a bruu9t er ni9t biel 5utter fir fein 8isb
unb erfpart bic balbe Qr6eit. 9as metlte
8ieb bier in Manitoba bat nod fetnen Staa
bon innen geieben. Weil mir iebt 10 i9Dnes
Wetter babert, 10 bat Der Sarmer CUTE 9elez
gerbett, feline prooutte CUR Staot 81 %bringen.
Wenn nur Die preife nt9t 10 nieorig pdren.
SelbfDertdnbIi9 BADEN unisre fleiBigen uno
ni4t fleiBigen SreI9er un0 Sarmer ib,e
Ore13arbeit bier in unierer umgebung be-
enoigt, aber penn oa nod 2 pber 3 CUTE
Orefdmaf3inen mebr g"etpeien tpdren, bate
IS nt6ts gef6ubet. @er BON ben Oref6ern
oas :netite georOf9en bat, babe i6 nod ni9t
aus9etunoen. @s lit aber man9es tduienb
Su14el 8etreioe ausgebrOf9en tporben, Sd
oente, bic meiften Sarmer piirben gan8 5uz
frteoen ietn, tpenn Der 0ei5enpreis bO6er
mare, unO es lit ionberbar, baB unfere StaOt
Ntoroen aud ben n~iebrigiten preis fir Wei@
gen 3dblt. Der Safer Fat einen annebmbas
rem prets. &artoffeIn i9einen in biefem
Sabre bin unb tpteoer tnapp gu ietn, aber i'd
oente, Oas ma3t, neil 10 bel &eiienbe berz
ton1;nen unO nit &artOffeIn gefdttigt per=
oen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
Das GeIepbon fir farmer.

lteber bas SeGepbon i'm 0ienite bes Jurs
mers f9rei6t CHARLES Barnard i'm nG9auz
tauguan" t%reffenO ME fOlgt: uGbe er Ell
men 5ernfpre9er befaB, belub Der 5armer
feinen Wagen nit alien mDgliden prpouf@
ten unb fubr in bic Stabt, in Der Soft
nung, einsn guten Martt nnb anitdnbige
Preife Dor5ufin0en. Sept b~ergemifert er
ii3 Dermittelft Oes SeIepbons iibsr ben
Martt unb Die preiie, sbe er abfG0rt. @r
%oerfauft fogar feline @rnte i'm 8praus unb
liefert nur bas ab, mas geraoe geipiini9t
Mrs. 9as Selepbon bat bic 2~anbpirtbz
f4aft bur4 8eieittgung Der 1~ngetpiBbsit
nubbringenO gemuht; es gIsi9t audi bic
Preife einigermaBen aus un6 berbinbert
perberbtt9e Stauungen unb 6ungerpreile
fur 4rtitel, tpel9e in dugemeiner Na9frass
ite9en. Ser Ruben oes Selepbons 5eigt
ft9 ferner in Der gr0beren l1~ebereinItim-
mrrg Der preiie i'm &leingei9Gft, un3 Der
@ebrau9 Oes Sernfpre4ers bat Sas Sell
f4en iiber bic Preife, nie ts in &leingez
f9dften in garopa Dielfah pOrtommt, be-
feittgt, Die Ru6fra9e uno Der prets bon
5i14en, gemiiien, 5rii9ten unb anbersn
4rtifeln, bic tdgli9 sebrau9t peroen,
tperben b~sut5utage fait bDutg bur9 bus
Selepbon controlirt. Der Gern1pre6er
bdlt unter biefen umtdnben Dem 6anbel
beg 2anOes bas Glei9gepi9t, neil er benz
neberfluB unb Mangel in glsi9er 8eife
po~r6eugt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
Dom Buttern.

Die QuaIitdt ben Butter 1T in bobem
@rabe abbdngig BON Der Nrt Der 8epegung
bes Rabmes (refp. Der MtI4) Bel Der But
terung. 8pr alien 9ingen fO1 bisielbe eine
bDIig gIei9mdBige fem, nur gegen bas @nDe
Der 8utterun9 mub fe ettpas berlangfamen.
Bon Der @leidmdBigteit Der 8epegung 1T
bic Site unb Menge Der gu gepinnenoen
Butter peit mebr d~bbdngtg, als BON Der Sc
f9tpinbigteit Der 8,pegung iiberbaupt. Seq
tere ri9tet ii9 mad perf9ieOenen l1mftanoen,
pie @r0Be bes 8utterfafes, 9rDBe bes
Ha6mz refp. Milhqudntums in bemfelben
u. +. t., ite i'm niGt gu beftig unb beim
5anbbutterfaB nur 70 f4nea iein, baB bic
qerfon, bic bas 8uttern ausfiibrt, bas eingez
1Glagene Sempo Bis our Ibbutterung, Obne
gu ermiiben, bei6ebalten tdnn. Seoe Inter
6re9ung Der 8utterung beeintrd9tigt bic
Butter mad Wenge unb 8iite. 5altbur tpirb
bic Butter ba0ur9, DaB Die ferttge fri19e
Butter einsm raf4en N6tii6luu9sprOaeffe in
Der DeiIe unter3Dsen pirb, baB tie fofort in
einen tiibGen Aaum gebraGt Ober in elm Sc
fab nit Sis obsr frii4em QuellpaTer einge=
febt lin einem befonoeren 8efdB liegenb, un
ben bireften GinfluB oes Giles Ober @a1ers
gu berbinbern) pirb unb 10 Iangs bort bIeibt,
biz fie guna bart gepOrben tit, reip. our ipei'
teren @erpenbung %gelangt, Sir Die Gonierz
pirung Der Mtl9 tpte Der Butter lit es au=
Berbem audi bon @i9tigfeit, baB ie in gutter
Guft unb fern BON alien iiblen Seri9en auF=
bepabrt peroeI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
Das 1uftbduen sefrorener Brunnen.

Sn biefer Sabres5eit mag ts Dieaei4t
angebra4t fem, etnen guten Ratb gu se<
ben, tpie man aaf Die Ieibtefte Deiie eiuz
sefrOrene Drummer u%uftbausn lam. Mun
ne6me cine eiferne Robre ober einen
S4lau@ unb f9iebe benielbeu bon Ober in
ben 8runnenitpd btnab, Biz bus Sis err
rei9t 1T. Damn siebe man Our9 einsn
Sri6ter beibes Wufer bur6 bic RDbre auf
bas Sis. Sas belize Wafer ptrb ii9 To-
fort einen Weg bur9 bas Sis babnen unb
bas falte Wuher an Der Qubenieite arfz
ipGrts brdngen. BUR muB man Ii9 in
49t nebmen, baB man bic RDbre ni9t in
ben Drummer falen Idbt. 0a bieIeIbe iebr
beiB pirb uno f4le9t gu baItsn lit, 10 tann
man iie an elmer S9nur anbinben. Denn
bic RDbre ii9 einmaI ober Speimaf Our9
bas Sis geordngt bat, 70 lit Der 8runnen
aufgetbaut. Sas @an3e nimmt feline Miz
mute .3sit in anipru9. 9as Mittel 1T
uufebIbar,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
Gine meisenart fir trodene 6e-
9enoen.
Granbun, g. 8, 2. San. 1895

@ranbun, g. O., 2. San. 1899.
@eebrter 5err Simon!
!Sn SurfeItan uno Semiretfbenst tpito
cine befpnbere Wei3enart gebaut, tpel9c Die
oortige 8ep01ferung SI4ulbibdi nennt, mas
70 bel 6ebeutet, uls @ei3en fir trodenes
2anb. Dem MeuBern na9 bat otefe 8ru4t
biel Nebnlt9teit nit benz gep0bnli4en pei<
BEN t~urteItanii9en Wei3en, unteri9eiOet It9
aber BON ienem bur9 tbre grpBe Wur5elz
ftGrfe. sSn ben tpaFerlofen Steppen BON Sur
teftan unb Ssmiretf6enst, fp obne limit
li9e 8eDGFerung feline anoere &ulturz
pftan3e tpa9ien fam, gebeibt Der SiGnl~
6ibai ebenTo gut pie bic urberen 9etreioez
arten Bel Der n0tbigen ~8etpGferung. Saz
nit Der Sfdulbibai gut 9ebet9t, mnB er
8eitis i'm 5riibiabr gsidet tperben, unb
omar, 1olange Der 8oben nod feu3t 1T,
fonit gebt er ni9t auf. 0ant feinen trGfz
tigen lungen @ur5eln 3ie9t er mdbreno Der
Sroden6eit bic n0tbige 5eu6tigteit dus ben
u~nteren 8oheni6ihten unb tanm duf biefe
Metfe elmer an6altenben 9iirre tpiber=
fteben. SeIbt tpenn mdbrenb Der gun3en
@d9st9umsperiobs nun Elm ober 5tpet unz
bebeutenbe &egen fanen, gie6t Der Sf4ulz
bibai cine 15fa9e Grnte.
@r berbient alio fir Gegenberr, bic bduz
fig BON Der Siirre gu leiben bubea, bp1e
8ea9tung unb 8eriu9sftatiOnen foQtsn
i'm erproben. @olte irgenb elmer Der 2ez
fer etpus bon biefer @ei3enforte tpifen
ober 6aben. 10 nirbe i4 gerne bpn elmer
8elegenbeit 9ebrau9 MAIDEN, tie bier elm
sufi9ren.
@Iois 8aTImann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
Bldtter un6 BIdthen.
Qeb. 8oripGrts.

@merttanif3es Pferhe>
fIeif9 fir 0eutf9Ianb. Gin gez
tpifIer Sarl WeiB in SOmerbiGe, elmer
8orftabt Bottoms, bat benin 9emeinbeDors
itanb Der WtetropOle BON Mufa9ufetts UNI
bic GrIuubniB na4geiu4t, i'm ftdbtii3eu
G9Ia9tbauie Bis auf peiteres 120 pfsrbe
tpO6entIi4 i4Ga4ten gu laien, beren 5lsil9
.r in Sonnen perpadt na9 Deutf9lano
uus3ufibren beabft9tigt. Or. Burr, Der
Director bes itaatli9en 9efunobeitsamtes,
Der CUR 8egutu9tung hieies Gefn3ss aufz
seforbert tpurbe, bat ertldrt, bab ibm Elm
berartis.r San in feiner Praris nod niat
DOrgefOmmen fei, baB fi9 ubsr bonn bpaie=
ni59en Stanbpunfte gegen bic 8ermenz
bung bon pferbefleii3 als menf3li9e Nabz
runq ni9ts einnenben lieBe,. Inter bieIen
nmItGmben biirfte 9err @etB bic nabqez
fu9te 9enebmigung erbaGten, unb bic Gin
fu6r BON amerifanif9em pferbeflei19 in
OsutI9lanb balb Beginner. Die 8ofpner
3eitungen bert6ern ud9Oriidlt9f, baB
bur9 iOrgfdltige SnIpettion berbitet per<
ben tpiirbe, buB feline ulten. pber traufen
Sphere gei9la9tet perhen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
Qus oen 6allattu=Q hale in
Wontdnd.

8o3eman, Mont., 2. San. 1898.
8ert6er 6srr 8e9afteur!
9ur@ einen in Sbrer ngeiluge" ent6uIz
tenen GdnOpirtbf9aftli9en 8eri9t aus Gem
8aGatinzS6ale purOe i9 barauf aufmertz
lam gema4t, baB Sbre 3eitung au9 BON
0eutf4en 5armern in biefer @egenb gsIeTen
piro un0 1T es beniel6sn bieIei6t lie5,
tpenn i'd fie our4 biefe 3eiIen auf eiren
Gegenftunb aufmertfam made, BEN Wi6z
tigteit bsi3umeReu lit. Sd f4ide uber au4
glei3 D%oraus, OaB i9 aIs 8ierbrauer bon
2anbpirtbf9aft nibts psritebe. r.
Sett mebreren Sa6ren perarbeite idl
9daatinz@ erfte gu 8raumaI3; bieistbs
blieb fid BON einem Sabr gum anberen
8iemli9 glei9, nun baB febr oft unb BEL
berf6ieoenen 2ieferun9en gsfrorene &Drner
0a3pi13en tparen, b. +. Iol9e, bic i'm
W}al3pro5eb gar ni6t teimtsn, aIfo rp6e
Serite 6lie6en. Metitens fann man bas
i4on an Der PrObe lsbsn. So brabte Dor
einigen Wo9en Elm Qgent cine 1ol9e, BEL
pel9er ni9t neniger als IS Big 80 prps
gent Der aOrner fait feline @9ule batten,
alfO ooaftdnoig g%efrOren paren unb fir
8rau5tpede gar teinen Wert9 batten. N6er
i'd babe AUDI f9pn @euite perar6eitet, BEL
pel6er i'd uuf bic &eimfG6igteit zines iss
cen &ornes gepettet BADEN tpiirbe unb pon
tpel6er bann na96er bod 7 bis 8 pro3ent
ausblieben.
Nun mirb, tpie i8 seh0rt babe, 1ebr bel
9auatinz8 eri tie na3 Oeutf9lanb gefdidt;
betommt II elm o~ortiger 8rauer BON fol-
der @eritt, tpie i9 oben Bel Der pro6e err
pd9nte, 10 fam er ii9 ais Angei9mierz
ter betra3ten uno nirb pobl ME pie0er
brauf 'reinfaQen. Nu9 fam cine @erIts,
BON tpel3er mebr als Elm 8iertel gar nlbt
auf 9eRt, our Nusfaat gepiB ni6t taualif,
fein. Oie1er 11ebeIftanb muB fir bas
9aadtin=S6aI als Elm GalamitGt betradz
tet tperoen, unb es frdgt 1i9 ba, o6 nidt
auf irgenb cine Weife Nbbilfe gefdcffen
tperoen tann? 0ie eriten 1tarten Na6tz
fro1te fteQen fi9 6ier meiItens NnTH %
September elm unb tpenn oann bic @srTe
NOD uuf benz Saline fte6t, 10 miifen bic
$Drner, nelGe Der 2uft am meiTen aus
gefebt iinb, erfrieren un5 nerben i~nTolaez
OeRen f%eimunfd6is. @Gre es nidt rotbz
fam, 10 8eitig pie mGgIi9 i'm 6riibiabre
bic Qusfaat oOr3une6men, 10 baB bic
8erte UNI 10 Diel e6er reif tpirb uno niht
me9r auf benz Seloe BON ben Ra9tfrGIten
betroffen perben fam?
IS pGre beOauerli6, tpenn bieIem ues
bel niGt ab3ubeIfsn lit. Gas i3 bod i'm
bortgen Sabr in elmer oeutI9en Sga65ei=
tung cine N66ano1ung iber Montanu=
8raugerite, tpDrin geiagt purbe, baB BEL
elmer MiBernte in 0eutf9lanb bic 8rauz
gsrfte Wpntana's ben be item @rfab fir
bic beuti4ldnOii9e liefere. OO6 genug
bab0n, tpenn es ni9t gu Gnbern 1T, gcaen
cte Natur tam man e6en nt9t gut antGmz
pfen.
NO9 cine furae 8emsrtuns. Don
9euti9lanb per petB i9, OaB bort 3ur
8inters5sit unb penn 6utter fir Mil3z
bieb Knapp puroe, fir abgeoarrte Mal0z
feline big gu 5 Mtart per 100 pfunb an
Die 8rauerei be3abIt purDen. SIM bieiiasn
W~fdl56auie lagern b%unoerte BON Sdden NIT
Oteiem tpifeni4uftli6 na6gepieisnen
tpeItbboaen gutter unb nur ielten foumI
es Dor, baB boDOn 9stuuft pirb. Die btez
iigen GARNER tennsn baislbs bieqei4t nod
ni3t geniiseno unb piffen ni9t, caB es
fir peHig @elo Su BADEN 1T.
s. 4Itma,nn.