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Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-13

Signaturen "d'Artagnan" har / It'd.
ningen K0benhavn skrifvit f0ljande 70.
liga kaseri:
Hansen satt och Taste | en- skamt.
tidning, som han kept pa hemvagen
fran kontoret, och han skrattade, sd
att stolen knakade under honom:
Ar Diet sa roligt? fragade fru Han
sen.
- Man kan understundom hafva tur
och traffa pa en- qvickhet | EFT skamt.
blad, SADIE Hansen. Har star en-, som
jag sjalf icke kunde hafva gjort battre.
Nu skall du ia bora: hvem dr. lyckli-
CAST, den man, som eyer en- million,
eller den, som har stu d6ttrar? Kan
du saga mig Diet?
= Jag kanner ju alls icke de iva
manner, svarade fru Hansen. Hur
skulle jag da kunna veta besked ON
den saken?
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-13
HvARl BESTAR Sam kARAk-
TxRSBILDNING?
z. Topelius

Delta var amnet for EFT f0rtraffligt
f0redrag af professor F. Won Scheele
i en- af Stockholms forsta och nora
Observation-Disclosures.
Man kan i vara dagar, SADIE talaren
knappt utslunga nagon grofre foro
lampning mot en- person an den att
kalla densamma obildad. Men hvad
Dor da f0rstas med bildad och hvad
med obildad? Har tages ofta sken
for verklighet. bet talas ON "den
bildade klassen," och hvarje person,
som har Stamina satt att uttala moders-
malet eller att helsa som personer
i allmanhet af denna kategori, raknas
som "bildad'. Men Ell beror bildnin-
gen af nagot sd utvartes som delta.
Bildning ar detsamma som utveck.
ling, men icke utveckling af hvilka
manniskans krafter som helst. En-
bots skarpsinne ar icke bildning. Mel,
dermed maste vi forsta de manskliga
krafternas utveckling | Diet godas
tjanst.
bet firms | vara dagar en- stromning,
for hvilken lifsstegring ar ALT. Fold.
riktigt skulle efter denna standpunkt
en- stor skunk vara en- bildad person
och Napoleon EFT f0redome. Men delta
kunna vi naturligtvis icke vara med
ON. Utvecklingen, lifsstegringen, ma
ste stallas Ell ! sjalfviskhetens, utan |
ada syftens tjanst.
Bildningen kannetecknas vidare af
viss enhetlighet, den maste dana
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-13
FoRNoJsAMHET OCH TALAMoD.

Stundom far man motgang Ida,
stundom medgang bjudes pa.
Lifvet har sin m0rka sida
Och sin liusa likasa.
6msom lisa. 0msom aga
Skall man ha.
Kan man ALT med jamnmod taga,
Gar Diet bra.
Tr0ttaa icka under loppet
Uti llfvets kamp och strid;
Tar Diet mot, sd lief i hoppet
Att Diet stundar battre It'd.
Tank i hvarie nod och fara
Och besvar
Att Diet varre kunde vara,
An Diet ar.
Hys Ell nagra funder skefva,
Tro pa Gud och sk0t dit kali.
Alltid for att kunna lefva
Nagon utvag yppas skall.
Du i dag din midday alter
Som i gar.
bet lar afven bli potater
Nasta ar.
Bry dig icke ON att Klaga ,
Diver lifvets sma besvaT,
Basta sattet ar att taga
Denna verlden som den ar.
Tarar Ell till nagot bata
Nej, ado!
Int ON man kunnde grata
Full en- sj0.
Will man ingen plats dig unna,
Alltid hittas nagon bur.
Kom ihag att i en- tunna
Tog Diogenes sin lur.
Vagabond till sofplats eyer
Mark och skOg.
Tarfvas hvila. n8got lager
Far. mar nog.
For att lefva man beh0fver
Mycket Ell pa lifvets stig.
Viii man hafva d]erut0fver,
Ia dot blir on Cak FIR Sio
0fverdrifna skal att klaga
vi Ell ha.
Kan man ALT med jamnmod taga,
Gar Diet bra.
Costa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-13

Formagan att satta formaksluft |
dallring hedra vi med MANN af kon-
versationstalang.
var alltid besluten att CORA din pligt,
och fullgor utan forsummelse. hvad
du beslutat.
vi kunna satta oss oliver verldens
.missaktning, sd fort vi forsta att dess
aktning endast skankts at skenet.
Manniskos'agtet ar en- vaf. spand
mellan himmel och jord. Genom tiden
loper blot u~ppranningen: inslagen fv,.
las | evigheten.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
FROM ALASKA TO BRAZIL.
Golden Plover Traverses 5000 Mile,
in Order to Spend Ten Weeks
on Arctic Coast.

Some of our shore birds appear tc
make travelling their chief occupation.
The American golden plover arrives in
the first week of June in the bleak,
wind-swept barren grounds" of Alaska,
above the arctic circle and far beyond
the tree line, and while the lakes are
still icebound hurriedly fashions a
shabby little nest in the moss, says the
Saturday Evening Post. BY August it
is in Labrador, where it stuffs itself
with such quantities of "crowberries"
that it's flesh is actually stained by the
dark purple juice. From Nova Scotia
it strikes out to sea and takes a direct
course for the West Indies. 1000 miles
away, finally reaching southern Brazil
and the prairies of Argentina. Sixteen
thousand miles does it traverse in order
10 spend ten weeks on the arctic coast!
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23

md elbowed their way through the gath
ering crowd in front Of WHletts'. A lit
tie later Nick Bentley dismounted from
his powerful gray, and threw his reins
on the ground, and the crowd fell back
respectfully as he stalked into the
store.
Then the president Of the union arose
and made little speech, in which he
briefly stated the facts, and announced
that inasmuch as the union felt under
deep obligations to Nick, they were de-
sirous of publicly rewarding him in
whatever way he saw fit, and requested
him to name his choice.
Nick's reply was something Of a sur
prise. well, gents" said he, you
might begin by givin' me back what
you'd no right to take away-my charac-
ter"
"The charge against you shall be with
drawn, of course" said Mortenson,
quickly.
THAT amt ALL" said Nick. ''It was
you fellers that made me what | am. a
gambler, by your Internal black-l -listin'.
Mcclure, an Bill Sykes, an Terry
Sloane, AL hands, all of 'em. an you
know it, workin' round at odd jobs at
starvation wages, because you black
listed 'em, an that fer next to nothin'
an We know that, too. Take their nam rs
off your blacklist or don't talk about
reward to me-"
1t was scathing rebuke. and the dele
gates WINGED under it. One of them, a
Mr.. Kirby, a dapper little man with a
peppery temper, was the first to speak
That" said he, 'is aside from the
question. That is not matter for an
outsider to meddle with; the union has
settled that for itself"
Then" said Nick, "jest drop the sub
ject. A square deal all round or ain't
in your game"
A murmur arose, murmur of approx
al, for the man who had uttered the un'
selfish sentiment, and of resentment
toward the one who could not appreciate
it, 1t rose alike from cowboys and stock
men.
Then the president spoke: "Mr
Kirby" he said, you do not voice the
sentiments of the union as they :; tand
today. Gentlemen" raising his voice
and addressing the crowd, "this man
who stands before you, endangered his
life to protect one of our members, and
to save the funds of an association that
had ill-used him. When We have of
fered him a reward he has asked fo-
nothing but justice, and that only If il
could be shared by others. | take off my
hat in the presence of such a character,
and acknowledge that l, for one, have
learned a much-neeGed and wholesome
lesson. Mr.. Bentley, it shall be as you
wish"
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
BERNHARDT LIVES IN FORT.
Great French Actress Spends Strenu-
Gus Vacation on Bare and Rocky
Brittany Isle.

Sarah Bernhardt has taken her vaca-
ton at her fort on Belle Isle, in Brit
tany. She went to this island on a
little excursion with friend ten years
ago. and before she left had made terms
with the proprietor to buy the old cas-
tie there, now called Ponlains.
Nothing could be barer and rocker
than the surroundings of the fort then,
but Bernhardt's magic will has made
fruit trees and flowers grow, though
her friends and the inhabitants said she
never would She also has cultivated
melons and vegetables, all under her
supervision Her days are spent in the
open air and hunting, fishing and ath-
letic games.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
SOME POPULAR MAYORS.
Men Invincible in Their Home Cities,
But Unable to Rise to
Higher Office.

The late Samuel Jones, the Golden
Rule mayor of Toledo, was regarded
as politically invmcible in his home
city, and he carried Toledo whenever
ne was a candidate in it; but when
nominated for governor in 1899 he was
defeated, says the New York Sun.
William G. Maybury, of Detroit, the
most popular democratic mayor of that
city, was elected for several terms,
but when a candidate for governor OF
Michigan in 1900 he was defeated
David S. Rose, of Milwaukee, was
repeatedly elected mayor, but when
nominated for governor of Wisconsin
In 1902 on the democratic ticket he was
defeated by the present governor, La
Toilette. Carter II. Harrison, father of
the present mayor of Chicago, was
generally regarded among politicians
as invincible at the polls, and it has
even been said of him that If his last
term had not been shortened by assas-
Chicago. But on the only occasion
when he ran for state office-for gov
ernOr of Illinois against Dick" Ogles-
by-he was defeated, and he did not
aspire to any state Office afterward.
Mayor Seymour, of Newark had very
much the same experience when a can
didate for governor of New Jersey on
the democratic state ticket. Two other
mayors are in the same category,
Thomas E. Kinney, of Utica, and
Charles r. Parsons of Rochester. Mr..
Parsons was six times elected to that
office and served consecutively for IA
years. The list of popular mayors in
vincible at home, but unable to go
higher politically, is long one The
mention of these names recalls to mind
the notable fact that some constitu-
ancies get the habit of constantly elect
ing a candidate for mayor who dis
plays no great popularity when a can
iidate for state Office.
William S. Stokley, of Philadelphia,
and Hugh O'Brien, of Boston, are two
other instances of the same partiality
Of localities for popular mayors.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
LURE COUNTRY BACHELORS
Novel and Insidious Device Employed
to Captured Men for Mat
rimony.

The young women of Ecaussines,
little town in Flanders, live in great
dread of dying old maids, says the Brus-
press.
And owing to the retiring character
of the Swains of the countryside they
employ once year novel and insidious
device which never fails to bring about
marriage proposal.
Whit Monday is the day chosen, and
elaborate preparations are made for the
occasion. All bachelors are invited to a
feast, then a dance follows, and finally
comes the inevitable proposal
Glorious weather favored the gather.
ing on that day. The young women.
wearing the most bewitching costumes,
gathered on Ecaussines place to wei.
come their timid guests. AS they ar
rived, one of the prettiest hostesses
present stepped forward and gave them
welcome that was charming.
Long tables spread with appetizing
viands-all prepared by the fair hos
tesses-wsre ready for the feasters.
But the time for eating had not yet
come. The young men had to listen te
lecture by Miss Dassys on ''Women's
Emancipation"
Miss Dassys apparently not only con.
vinced the bachelors of the propriety OF
the entire proceedings, but also convert
ed them to other views of matrimony
for they unmistakably applauded heI
words.
The dinner followed, the hostesses
taking their places first Their guests
were expected to make their selection
by sitting beside them, feat they per-
formed with surprising alacrfty.
The scene was most animated and
a great crowd of amused and interested
relatives and friends looked on. After
the dinner came the dance, when it Is
said that many captives were again
made
7 AS a result of the. gathering II months
ago p couples were married on the same
day in the month of August, and they
are all said to be very happy. This time
the young maids of Eeaussines hope &c
establish a record.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
SUNSHINE

DO not know what skies there were.
Nor If the wind was high or low;
j think I heard the branches stir
A little when We turned to go:
] think l saw the grasses sway
As if they tried to kiss your feet
And yet 1t seemed like yesterday,
That day together, sweet!
] think it must have been In May:
i think the sunlight must have shone;
] know a scent of springtime lay
Across the fields; we were alone.
We went together, you and L;
How could / look beyond your eyes?
If you were only standing by
I did not miss the skies!
] could not tell il evening giowed,
Or MONDAY heat lay white and still
Beyond the shadows Of the road;
I only watched your face, until
] knew it was the giaGdest day,
The sweetest day that summer knew
The time when We two stole away
And | saw only you.
Aubrey Newton, in Pearson's.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
Not Quick Enough.

did you succeed in getting those
darkies to pose for you, with the big
slices of watermelon held to their
mouths?" asked the friend of the anna
teur photographer.
"Yes; but had poor success with the
picture The photo simply shows a
blur where the heads should be-"
''If you wanted to get a picture of
darkies eating watermelon you should
have used a moving picture camera. -
Judge.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
Prosperous Times.

The old gentleman had been reading
the daily paper, when someone asked:
whats the news?" Deliberately fold
ing up the sheet Uncle Jim replied,
without the slightest change in his
habitually sober countenance: mo
news, whatever. There's nothing IN
the newspapers now but advertisements
on one side, and on the other side no.
tees referring to them. Lewiston
Journal.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
Higher Education.

Silas-So you sent your two daughters
to different colleges?
Cyrus-Yeas. / sent Mabel to college
that had cooking school attached an
sent Molly to one that was famous for
it's gymnasium. When Mabel comes
home on vacation she can go in the
kitchen an. Molly can turn the grind
stone an beat the carpets.-Chicago
Daily N.ws.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
Undoubtedly.

81 guess that's all right" remarked
the man who occasionally thinks aloud.
What is right?" queried his friend,
who was afflicted with the rubber habit.
THAT if some people were to think
before they speak it would be diffificult
for them to carry on an animated con-
versation." explained the other.-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23

Even the wise man who thinks be
knows it all doesn't know why the stren-
uous old hen lays an egg instead of
standing it on end Chicago Dali!
NeWa
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23
Not the Same.

Binks-Did the manager raise your
salary last week?
Jinks-No, but my wife lifted it al
soon as got thome.-Cincinnati Tribune
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-09-23

Sewing Machines in Germany.
More than a million sewing machines
are made in Germany every year.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-16
,.Woro . fsurmalln". l@imer &

%9lmenb), bdlt, menu es Mtorgens
als 8abns uno Wtuno : @aher ees
braudt mirb, 8abne uno Muno
nGbrenb oes oanSen cages rein.
g. s.. S6miot, SOuit0u, Seras,
Noent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-16
@nhe hea

2aut Dem 8ertrage, bur9 pelden
Der 4cre>Streit geidliAtet pirb upb
Der tiir3li9 bon ben @ertretern 8raiis
liens unb 8olipias uuter3ei9net
nurbe, be6dlt 8raIilten bas Merez@es
bet Big gum II. 8reitengrabe. pofir
ss 8olipia SIC, 100000 3ablt, cine
gifsnbabH mad 8olipia baut unb go
ltbta 5000 9uaoratzG tlpmeter bes Sc
bets ceoirt. Quf @runb bes 8erz
trays erbGlt 8ra1itien etlpa 10000
Quabrat>8ilpmeter in ben 9iitritten
9ber=4cre, Sberz9urus unb Sbers
Surua, Bis gum II. @rab fibli9er
8reite. Die 5000 4uabratS& ilomster
pel9e 8olipta 3ufalen, liegen an Der
9renSe BON Matto @rpfo unb benz
MubeirusTluB. Die $10,O00,000 iinb
IN Nbf6ldgs5ablungen gu ~leiiten. Die
@ifenbabn, tpel6e 8olioia gu bauen
BAT, fpirb pom Mabeiras5luB bis gum
Msamorez5luB laufen. (@in auabrat=
Rilemstfr 1T ettpu J Quaoratmeile,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-16
6efurbtetfr l3iaorQ.
Superintendent DteIoiae, Der gAre6en Der
nternationaIeu Shnamitarosu.

HHNeF"uitouuteN SN'tattEtQrosN.
gor Sturgeon trat Der oefiir6tetite
9e9etmpolt3iit @ng(anbs, @upertntenz
bent MelDiqe, Der n8ef4iBer Der 8Dz
nige, na9 l%angiGbrigem Oienit in ben
R%ubeitanb, Die Qonboner 9oli3ei Der
Tor nit ibm ibren fG6igiten 8eamten,
Der itd namentli9 BET Der Mufbedunq
anor4iitii3er Nn16ldge unb bel Der
unteroritdun9 Der reooluttondren 8ez
tpegungen in Srlanb dl18ge3ei6net bat.
WtelptIe mar bur9 fetne &0rperz
fraft, feline S9uBii9er6eit unb feline
5inot9feit Der S9reden Der 9bnQmiz
tdrben, beren plGne ct oft burAfreuate.
@r mar es audi, Der ben Mnar9iite
&aba3ol berbaftete. Sn langjG6riaer
Irbeit baute er Elm Nuffpirung8IbItem
ouf, nit beIfen 6ilfe eS inn m0gli@
tpar, 8iemli4 jeben gefd6rli6en omar
6tften, ob Srldnber ober NusGdnber,
ieoen @ugenbltd feftaune6men,
SIR feline %2eiitungen auf bieiem Sc
bet 1T fol9enbes @ei9i6t6en be3ei6z
neno: @ines Sages eri9ien in SCOT
lamb 9arb, benz @tb Der 9pnbpner Sc
b~eimpoli3ei, eth Nnar6ift, Der ftb an
fetnen @enohen RIDDEN ppqte, uro
panbte Ii4 an MeGpiGe, UNI i'm cine
8anbe gefdbrlt9er Nndr9iiten or81qee
ben. @r ting an, MelbtQe BON elmer
9ebetn1en MISUNDERSTANDING gu
er3dblen, bic in einem geI6lo1enen
&aum in benz @tertel Sp6o ftattqefunz
ben bate. @r i9ilberte, pie 1i9 unter
ben Ser ammelten Elm Streit entfpiz
delte, tpie Hepolper ge3ogen tpurbeu
urb nur NIT Miibe unb Nptb 8lutperz
9teBen berbinbert lpurbe. 9a unterz
bra9 i'm Melbiue NIT ben Worten:
n9a8 fpifen mir aIes ldngit, 9riff in
elm Sad bes Regiiters an Der Wanb,
bolfe einige 8ogen beratls unb aeigte
benz @ngeber ben dusfibrli6en 8eri9t
liber ben @erlauf Der 8sriqmmlunq,
per elmer feiner @ebeimpoli3iften BON
Anfdng big gu @nbe %beigepp6nt bate,
Der @ngeber entfernte ii9 f9leunig,
obne nod Elm Wprt gu berlieren.
Sci 8sIu9en qusldnbif6er @puperz
dne in England bate MslbtIe iiber be-
rem Siderbeit gu maiden, pte er aud
&0nig @OndrO auf befen &eiien ms
Nuslanb beglettets, Nls er Dor einiger
MOnaten init benz a0nig tn 4aris
mar, f6rieb Der uStgaro"; .MtelptGe
fiebt ales, obne 9eieben gu tperben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-16
Ser samenhut in Der airdhe.

Sdon Wfqn9er pirp ii6 gefrogt 6as
ben. l@porauf bic msrfmiirbige Site suz
riid5ufi6ren it, baB bic Manner in
Der Stride anb gum She'll ou9 nod
I'm Sbeqter unb inn &en5ert nit bGoz
Bem, BITE Srauen nit bsbedtem 5aupt
erf9einen. 9iefe 5raee beantportet
eine fulturgefdi6tli9 feffeInbe @tubie
in Der n3eitfdrift fir tpifenf9aftli6e
Sbeologie" babtn. paB mir es bterbei
nit benz QuslGufer elmer @ori9rift beg
4pofels paulus gu thun baden, Die
fer prpnete ndmlt9 i'm /. &print6er=
briefe an, baB jeber Mann, Der betet
ober tpeisfdgt, b. +. 70 biel pie am
Dffentliden 9~ottssbienit t6eilnimmt,
iein 9aupt entblDBen, iebe Srau baz
ge9en es sii6tig berbiiuen Iou. Da
paulus biefe @orf9rift niAt nur fir
bic &oriHtber, fonbern fir ale bon ibm
gesriinbsten 6riItlt6en @emetnben err
lofen bat. unb ale befte6enben Drift
li9en Rir9en auf bic pauliniiden 3uz
riid9eben, 10 muB man baraus i9liez
BEN, baB uniere Site benz 9aulus
ibren uriprung perbantt. 9as fpirb
our @etpiBbeit, menn man bebentt, 6aB
BET feinem Der bon paulus befebrten
@Dlfer bieie Site seberri9t bait bel
@rie9en, 3elten unb @ermanen mar es
augemein ibli9, bab Mdnner unb
5raueu beim Spfer unb beim @ebet
b~ar6duptig erf9ienen unb umgesbrt
BET ben Romern ibr 9appt perbiiqten,
BET ben Suben nod beute bebedsn.
Wenn mar nun aber fragt, pie ii9
Der 9riitli4e @ebrau9 aud auf Shea
ter unb &on3ertfaal du8Oebnen %fonnte,
10 ertldrt ii6 bas aus benz tir9fi9en
u%riprung OieIer jeBt rein peltli9en
Snititute, aus ben Meibna4ts@, 9aI=
fionss unb 0iteripielen, fir bic natiir@
li9 bic tir9li9en 8pri9riften salten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-16
l3ernilmftiae porfdlrlfttm.
@ebttHe 8eridDteritattuia bel SiflierSbef1r.
Sertt1tesu lit Der britiidlsu 2lriaee.


oertetest iii Der britiidlsm 9lriaee.
sSn Der brttiI6en Mrmee 6eitebt BIN
it9tli9 Der 8%efDrberung unb Briifung
Der Sffi8iere 0as @pItem Der gebetmen
8eri4teritattung. NljdbrIid TT Dem
Sriegsamt iiber jeoen Sfft5ier 5u be-
ri9ten, iiber bic dlteiten ibres 9ienits
grades n%0tbigenfaus aud in Der ,3mi>
i9en3eit. Die 8eridte itnb bonn 8Om<
manbeur auf3uIteLIen. Sinh in Splge
ungiinitiger 8eri9teritattung Die Nus=
fi9ten auf 8efDroeruns fir einen Diff
8ter gei4punben. 70 beranlaBt Der
9D6itfommanbirenbe, baB ibm bierbpn
&enntniB ge9e6en pirb, Sn ben 8ez
ri9ten pirb fir bic Sffi5iere enttpeber
bei9leunigte 8efDrberung innerbalb
ober ouBerbalb bes Sruppenberbdnbes,
ober 8efOrberung in Der Get6e, ober
Qufi4ub Der 8efDrberung beantrogt.
Mitb 5peimal matchmaker Nuf19ab
empfoblen, 10 lit cine grfldrtng Der
bret Hegtmentsoffi3iere bor3ulesen, pb
Der Sffi5ier LANCER i'm 0tenit gu be-
lafen lei. Sen 8eri9ten iiber Diff
5iere BON nod ni9t breiidbriger Oienitz
5sit lit jsbesmal bic MeinunesduBerung
Der BRET Qeltefteh bsi8ufiisen, ob bic @rz
baltung bes jungen Sffi5ters fir ben
0ienft piinf9ensipertb eri9eint; cine
febr berftdnoise 9orf9rtft bic I'm
eisenften SnterefIe Der 4nfdnger liegt.
8ts gum Sberitleutnant berauf tper@
ben bic Sffi3tere bpr jeber 8efDrberlng
elmer Suhpriifung unterporfen, Die
priifunssfemmtfiienen BON ben toms
mdnbirenben 9eneralen berufen. 9az
nit bas 8crfdbren In Der gan3en Orr
NEE einbeitli6 fei, orbnet bas 8riegss
amt grzofficio>M ttslieber gu ben
&ommiffionen ab. Die priifungen
sber Sefonbleutnants Iinb iebr etnfa9er
Qrt, bei6rqnten fia auf Grer3ieren,
Belb= unb tHneren DENT; man min
nur pifen, oh iie fi6 I'M t9ren 9tenf
tiimmern unb brau9bdre &pmpdgnie>
offiaiere finb. Gum !Sauptmann unb
BON Neuem gum MaiDr iinb 9riinbli9e
aenntntfs in ben MilitdrniHenidaften
etnfdlieBli9 &rtegsgeididte bar5us
tbun. l1mgetebrt TT bic leBte unb
tpi9ttgfte priifung, Dor benz Mufriden
gum Sberitfeutnant, bur9aus praftiz
f9er art. 9ier 1T in Selbiibungen NIT
Sruppen aler Maffsn, eDentuea burd
biertdgisen Stabsrttt unb &rie9sfptel.
iopie 20iung tattif6er Qufgaben bic
@ignung gum Sruppenfiibrer unb Be
feblsbdber gu erpeiien. CUR 8orberei>
tung tperben bic Maiors unb d~lteren
9quptleute auf eintse3eit in cine sroBe
@arniion bes aDnissrei6s beurlaubt,
bort elmer fremben Waffe i~ibertpieien
unb in bet Sruppenfiibrung gei9ult.
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@oludnilierte, ID maihiae
5lieaentiireu. q D. SteoeS &
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paB i6m Die QanbtpirtbI9aft gang be-
fonbers am 9eraen liege unb Sreube
uno 8~efriebigung eetpdbre unb Dab er
bon i6rer Gntnidluns gum gr1Bten
She'll bic pirtbi6uftltde Mieberseburt
Spaniens ertparte, fpnbern Der junge
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8eiipiele boran. ST lieB in 9arbo Elm
srOBerss 4rsal bisber bradliegenbes
8erglanb beadsrn unb bepflan5en, nos
nit er bar benz gansen Qanbe bic @orz
t6eile Der 1nobernen 2anbbebQuung
bartbun unb aeieen tpiq, ipas aud aus
drmli4em gp4en gena9t tperben fam,
tpenn man Die Sadie nur ri9tig olz
faBt. SIS foq fir bic fpanti9en
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fetn, inn na9aueifern. Qusii9t auf
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fru6tbaren Sitter, bic bas Steal paz
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fir bieie gerfu6e ausgefudt baben.
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gu 5etgen, baB aud anbsres @eldnbe,
no Der 5elsboben, fpie i'm parbo, faum
nod cine 9umusf9i9t bat unb Der
nod borbanbene 8eit, neil er felt Sabrz
bnnberten ni4t bearbeitet porben,
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