The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-10
NATIONAL ANTHEMS
 OF WARRlNG NATIONS
War Anthems of England, France. Germany and Russia Put Patriot
 ism in Many Hearts.


 England-God Save our King. God save our gracious King, Long live our noble King, God save the King! Send him victorious. Happy and glorious, Long to reign over us,
 God save the Kingi O Lord our God, arise. Scatter his enemies,
 And make them fall. Confound their politics, F'rustrate their knavish tricks, On thee our hearts we fix, God save us all Thy choicest gifts in store. On him be pleased to pour. Long may he reign. May he defend our laws And ever give us cause, To sing with heart and voice, God save the King!
 Frarlce-Ihe MarasefIIafse. Ye sons of freedom, wake to g1orye Hark! Hark. what myriads bid you Your children. wives and grandsires Behold their tears and hear their
 cries. Shall hateful tyrants, misehfef breed B.
 With hireling hosts. a ruHan band. Alright and deso1ate the land. 1 While peace and liberty lie b1eedingZ To arms! to arms ye bravel
 To averaging sword unsheatFe; March on! March ont all hearts re-
 solved. On victory of death. Now. now the dangerous storm Is roll which treacherous Kings confeaer-
 ate. raise5 The dogs of war, let loose. are howling And 10! our fields and cities blazes And shall we basely view the ruin, While lawless force. with guilty
 stride,
 Spread deso1at1on far and wide. With crimes andtbIood his hands i'm
 bruing2 With luxury and pride surrounded, The vile. insatiate despots dare, Their thirst thirst of power and gold un- To meet and vend the light and air: Like beasts of burden would they load Like gods would Did thsir slaves But. man is man. and, who is mereq Then shall they longer Hash and. goad Once having felt thy generous Can dungeons, bo4s or Bars eonhne Or whips thy nosDie. spirit tame Too long the world has wept bewail- That falsehood's danger trants But freedom is our sword and shield And all their arts are unavaiIihg To arms! to arms, ye bravei
 The averaging sword unsheathe; March on! march on!l all hearts re- On victory or death. Ge1many-The Watch on the Rhine. A voice resounds like thunder peal5 Mid clashfng waves and clapg of ''T.rae Rhine. the Rhine. the German Who guards today my stream divine2'' Dear fatherland. no danger thine; Firm stand thy sons to watch the
 Rhine! Quick to avenge their countr-y's With hlal love. their bosona swell. They'll guard the sacred landmark
 well!
 The dead of a heroic race From Heaven look down ana met
 gaze.
 They swear with dauntless heart 70 Be German as this breast Of mines While nows one drop Of German Or sword remains to guard thy aood. While rifle rests in patriot hand l No foe shall tread thy sacred strandl .&our oath resounds, the river flows. In golden light our banner g1ows; 1 Our hearts will guard thy stream di-
 vine:
 The Rhine, the Rhine. the German
 Rhine.
 Russian National Anthem. Lord, God, protect the Car, pow'rfuI
 and mighty, May he in glory. in glory reign Lord God, protect the Czar! Pow.rf,1l May he in glory. in glory reign He as our guiding star. great in peace Our faiths tsn e, true protector. long live Chorus. He is our guiding star. great in peace
 and war, Our faiths true protector, God save the Czar.
 The American hospital ship Red Cross will sail from Rotterdam for the United States next Monday car Erying 100 passengers 1 Secretary of the Navy Daniels i designated the naval collier Caesar, i ca.-,-,- ssar, IErar...is.e1,