The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-15

VIII 5000 appear.s II clean cutting ID fol-
Of mot too s8reaIt extent. to- permit the
|: cleared .surface. to. become seeded from
neighbof1ng trees. Formerly clean CUT
rope: but OF late years selection cutting
IL coming more into practice. By clean
cutting is meant the. cutting Of the larger
trees and leaving the smaller ones to
forms him that she cannot marry Schnu-
ferl because she does not love him, but
loves another. Rudlinger 0he fathery
gets very angry and threatens to place
her in convent Schnuferl enters and
Rudlinger promises him the hand of ANA
lie. informs him that he has asked the
government for his appointment as his
successor. as he is about to retire from
Office. etc --r 5; D.. .t.t O.
Rudiinger informs the clerks of his in
tention to retire from Office and tho ro-
| motion of Schnuferl their chief Minna
enters with official latter. RudlinGer,
after reading it, informs the assemblas sc
! that TO him assigned a major, lieu
tenant and his servant for Judgement
| during the encampment of regiment for
| the manuevers AS he has no other room
he must use his bureau, and grants his
! clerks weeks vacation.
TWO weeks later Amalie and Minna
hear music and rush to the window where
| they see the approaching soldiers. The
major, lieutenant and his servant one
after the other enter Eulaiia re
further mature, The advantage of this
system Is that forest is more thrifty
A
disadvantage is that there is more uabili-
" in telling trees to do injury to other
trees; however the trained workman can
generally make a tree fall in any direc-
ton he wishes. and when snow Is on the
ground there is seldom much DANA ge
done to small trees. In cutting, the skilled
workman always begins the side of
the forest opposite the prevailing
winds. On those sides of d forest toward
the prevailing winds the trees have be-
come hardened to the winds, and If they
minds the major of the time when he was
lieutenant and won her heart, but left
her unexpectedly. but that she still is I'M
married and loves him vet. He informs
her that he is married fifteen years. that
he has seven children She fafnts, and
the major calls for help. The lieutenant
relieves him. Aiinna finds her lover with
Eulalia in his arms and accuses him of
Unfaithfulness. ERl3lia finding herself in
the arms of Schnuferl, upon her recovery
entreats him, and they engage for mar
RAG"
The lieutenant ana Amale rueet. y
love scene, which is broken BY SudiiuEef
entering and finding his daughter in such
situation Amalie's father consents to
tacir marriage. RUdIinger, Amalie and
Lieut.. Won WiidbcrS express their salts
faction and delight in the way matters
have turned. They are congratulated NY
Aunt Eulalia, Schufcrl, the ajor and
tn" employers (chorUS> Jauo&ch pleads
with Minna, Mnna announces their en-
EaSemCnt, and all join in cheering them
and all are happy.
We're first removed the forest would be
much exposed to injury from the winds
The winds are next to fire in the damage
they do to The forest
Assuming that there is 4 considerable
area of land that is to remain permanent
forest, the first work which the forester
does with II is to have it surveyed. He
carefully studies it's geography ana soil;
h" lays out and constructs necessary
roads; he makes careful inspection of
tn" trees; divides the forest into stands
or age classes; estimates the number Of
feet in each age class or stand; notes the
number of feet that can he cliI at the
present time and IT f4tar. periods: he
makes q map of The forest, enters in a
book the value of The stock. period Of
rotation. and his estimate of growth. and
what can be cut in future years He
makes what is chilled = working Dian for
the forest, and has it all in biacl; and
white. so that The forest Weld, eXnausc of
rlauagenent tire Of :satRei.ipc tho cToo
and the prospective profit can all be seen
and plainly understood One of the bcnc-
fits in forestry Is that Il crnn of frees
need not he cut ut any particular time
is the case with IL field CROP If times
are duh and the market for lumber is
not good the trees may stand. even if
they not earning fun interest by their
growth; then when the market is high
the cutting can make up for the inactive
years.
In countries where state forests AVG
managed on scientific rprincinlas an edn-
Gated forester, having rank equal to that
of captain in the army. has sIlpervision
on an average of 100, 900 acres of forest
equal to $50 square miles or seven of orr
congressional townships He has assist
ants enough for the Droper rnanaeanncn-
of the forest
People sometimes crroneOusIy sronose
that a forest is a Contiruors and dense
body of woods-IracticaIl,. q vyiff4arraee--
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