The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-08-15


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through The loaK iisss % tas ssezy.
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na.ouKi. uould do the rwss 81 the
right nomeni Sapol~oa nAee = rnsty
rush. the Russian an AussrtAH iis@a
acre broken. be bad them divides.
aAy forty thousand oE either sis~ ov
him. an they coaldat Cut thTo9ks
eo. goo Frcaehmss. On onS aide wua
= lake covered ~ith thin !c~ Toward
this the French forced awl the REs-
SLAMS an AuAtrkAna. nou aTASn TO-
gether. on that side They r~tr~A,sd
pell nell onto the ic~, ~htch gave
~Ay an thousands ~ent 70 tse bot
tom OF the lake never TO Tts~ Fcw
ov the Russians could swim. they bad
on heavy uniforms an carried much
ammunition Once Ia deep water. al
extremely cold. hit ~uE A~l over wlth
them Thus wuE the alice cut In
tao. disorganiEed. an many drowned.
But the Russians Etill bad a reserve
force oy fresh troops in PersouAl coE-
mand oy the Emperor though tho
Grand Duke Constantine wuE actual
ly Ia command This Frcsh force
soon made hit war menough for the
French BonapArte soon learned that
, there wuz somethin' wrong lie dia-
;, patched "A trusted ofHcer TO the other
side 10 learn the real situation. When
| this Officer reported back BonApArte
' again displayed great coolness by
. sendin' a strong force 10 the weak
g point with orders that meant some
thin This reserve force charged the
0 Russians with an impetuosity that no
v army could stand before an victory
= wuz won after what looked like de-
r. feat. Az / said. the Empsrors ov both
V Russia an Austria were in active
y command. an they must hev felt blue
s when they realized that Napoleon
ss had whipped them after sombinin'
8. against him, an with 4 much smaller
" force. so complete wuz the victory
a- that the Russians an Austrtans made
70 a quick run for safety. The left Wing
g. ov the allied army upon which 90
u much depended wux cut 10 pieces. Ov
Ia this battle Savary. a military aethor-
es ity, said: lit was q series OF milf
~ ~h
,y failed, that cut the Russian army.
u, surprised In a side march. into n
at many portions AZ columns were d.
,v rected against it
ns The battle ov Austerlitx ~uz fol
n lowed. on the 4th ov December b.
o. an interview between Napoleon and
w Francis ii. an an armistice wuz con.
he cluded on the sth. BY the treaty o,
liz peace which followed at once. signs<
nv by Talleyrand. Prince John OF Liteh
be enstein an Count stadion. Austrts
d. yielded TO Italy tthough Napoleos
i'd wuz ruler ov Franee). its entire We
q netian possessions. the Tyroi an sew
he eral German sections TO Bavaria,
-e- Breisgan TO Baden: an other ssabiai
ed possessions 70 wirtemburg. She awI
h. 30 agreed to recognize the eleetor q
10. deputy ruler) ov Bavoria an wintsm
n burg AZ Kings. There were other it
ire tie pickings taken In by France at III
e) same time. Just why France bles
ny Austria 30 freely does not appear
a though the reason Russia escape.
us apyin' an indemnity wuI probabi
hit due 10 the fact that hit wus reaii
49, a.
at TO lose in the war except prestige
er- Bot she lost enough ov that In th
,ut battle ov Austerlits. for Bonapart
no certainly spread defeat On thte
.ket enough. But while this victory o
ase land wuz q great one. for France. sh
ZEN suffered o bad naval defeat on wats
aid about the same moment. for Admir-
for Nelson OF the English navy totail
rd- defeated the combined feets o
,el- France and Spain OF the coast O
ole Cape Trafalgar on the 2Ist ov octs
ri ber. just previous TO the defeat Q
ION Russia an Austria on land. IL Frame
er. had owned q powerful navy With
He Bonaparte In command. she mite he
ut dened the earth at that date.
up On the 18th ov December Boni
wi parte concluded q treaty with Prusxi
he and the alliance between that counti
Der an France wuz renewed. such q col
ruz tract havin' been In existence for
rhe number ov years. In this deal Frxa.
ers pretended TO give Hanover 20 Pru
the sia: an on the other hand Prussia o
ard tually gave Auspaeh. Cleve an Ne
EN-. fachei TO France. The real object b
Ugh hind this wuz TO save Prussia fro
lite the clutches ov England, for tn
The country had shown . disposition
10 invade Prussia through the Nor
INTO Sea England had recently failed
J. get North America an wuz looki
e. 2rnnnd the other eide for anD