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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29
CAN A MAN LOVE TWICE?

e 'T1s said that absence conQuers love;
 But oh. believe 1t not, I've tried, alasl it's power to prove
 But thou art not forgot"
 This is the question which a young gtrl-asks me in her letter. NO won der she is iskeptical. Could a phiIcso- pher answer her in the a1nrmatdve or not on thds mooted subject, especially as the hearts of some men are cold and imndovable, iron bound as it were, responding to but one direction, while others are of the elastic or omnibus 5ort-always room for one more
 s Some believe that love should last forever. Tho4e who have watched it's vagartes know that there is nothing in this world so epheneral as the -en- der passion. Whether 1t be a. tran sient or permanent quest depends not on the person, but on circumstances.
 A man may be infatuated with a. fair girl see nothing but the roseaste side Of her disposition in eecorting her to places of arnusernent or on moon light strolls, during which time she Is giving him her sweetest smiles and attention. Lf perchance she is a crea- ture fckle of heart and throws him over for more desirable man, the discovery of her mercenary trait kills the love in his heart, root and branch, at one fell blow If he meets another woman, in after time, who has tue good traits which the first one did not possess. his admiration and respect may warm into love.
 The second love is entirely different from the first. It is founded on the rock of Judgment. No two loves are exactly alike even in the breast of the same man. Even. the man who has loved well and been bereft by that hand which none can stay may feel the warmth of loves tendri1s once again in a heart which he believed could never know happiness again.
 Some woman's kindliness and sym pathy can plant a new seed in his heart no matter how long it has lain fallow. It may not possess the warmth and exnberance of youth or even the just the same. though it's quality takes on more of the nature of dignihed con tenbment.
 Unwise is the woman who would probe her lovers heart to discover how many loves 1t has held. As long as she ds the last love- she should consider that all former courtships were unsatisfying- Flames quickly started are soon burned out, leaving not an eunber capable of being rekin- dled.
 The younger the man, the more sus- ceptible he is to what he supp oses to be love. Unless he is of a serious turn of mind. he's apt to be on with the new love before he is or with the old. Because a. man admits having had a previous love, but states frank ly that the old love is dead in his heart past all rekind1Ing, he should not be douhted when he aspires to win ths heart of another woman. With some men, the second love is more precious.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

broke out fn what looked like bHsters as big as a pfn-head and then they all ran to- ge4her. Her clothes irri- tated fs where shs'd rub and she kept scratching and made awful sores where she would scratch her stomach If she put her little hands on her 1aca and Iarn tIna rIacea.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29
HELPING HEIR OUT

Dear Miss Libbey:
 I am a school girl of fourteen-and in a quandary. I want to 'recite a verse which tells about Fortune talk en at the hood,' but q cannot find it
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

President Wilson nominated Herbert c. Cummings, of Richport, to be col lector of customs for the district of western Vermont.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

More than 15O members of the Unit ed States Fat Mems club, ranging in weight from 3SS to 473 pounds, opened their annual three days session at Nahant, Mass.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

: ases and Window Boxes Filled
 JOHN RICK & SON,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

(Correct name and address mn1ass Eo< given to insure attentions but
 not to pr1nt.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29
SUFFERED SEVERELY
 WITH ECZEMA
Broke Out in BIisters. Clothes Irri- tated,It. Wanted to be Scratch ing All the Time. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured,

Pine Street, N. sedgwick, Mel had Q little girl baby who suffered severely with eczema when about i've months old She
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

M P. Harris, an enlisted blue5acket who recently passed the examinatiou for admission to the Naval Academy, was discharged for impersonating a friend and passing the tests a second time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

Address letters to Laura Jean Ldb bey, 916 President Street,
 Brooklyn, N. Y.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29
sH! THE CHILDREN
 ARE LISTENING


 sH. THE CHILDREN
 ARE LISTENING Dear Miss Libbey:
 am. a. woman whose heart is scared with grief, and ann asking you for advice. I have -four children the youngest eight and the eldest fourteen My husband is cruel to me, comes home sober burt intensely a-bus- i've for no reason on my part He heaps curses and terrible names on me until I turn like the worm and fight back even though the children are there looking on and listening Yesterday the children were playing with neighbors' chi1dren, and soon heard them all quarrelIing frantlcal1y. When I rushed out they all laughed, declaring they were only playing house. The eldest boy playing he was papa and the youngest girl playing she wasr.'me.'' whipped them, but they were at the same today. What can T do?
 Your case is certainly a pittful one. When next your husband commences warfare in the presence of your clliI- dren, remind him that they are look ting on and listening to words and a scene which they will never be able to forget. Should he continue, leave the room with dignity. If that is i'm possible maintain a. discreet silence. Your husband will find little satisfac- ton in having the quarrel all his own way and will soon subsrde. You must use great tact. my dear, to make home peaceful.
 ARE ALL ACTRESSES BEAUTIFUL Dear Miss Lfbbey:
 WiH you please tell me, if you know, whether all actresses are really beautiful or if its all paint and rouge that make them appear SO? 5 I would like to go on the stage, but [ am not what you call really pretty. Do you think I would have any chance? I could give the best of ref erence as to my ability to speak lines. took a course Of e1ocution lessons.
 GERALDINE
 It is often amusing to learn the opinions young girls entertain Of the requisites of stage life-and of ac- ing, most actresses have a pleasing face, and, in addition, a charming personality. They also have stage presence and a patient adaptability for hard study-whfch Is hard work.
 It takes no small measure of talent to satisfy a, critical public and award them the verdict Of being successful. Even the most noted have made small beginnings, however No woman can forecast what she will be able to ac- complish on the stage without experi-, ence.
 This is a rather trying period with actresses. There are more excellent women seeking positions than there are places to fill. However, if you feel the call of the footlights so strongly, you might try to secure a position as extra lady with your local manager. A fortnight will either destroy your Authorizations or plant the star of hope more strongly in your breast.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

MISS LIBBEY's REPLIEs
 TO YOUR LETTERS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

Reese Fitzpatrick and J v. Sim mons were killed when a, motor car of the Gilchrist Fordney Lumber co. was held up by three negroes who escaped with a payroll of s2,3oO near Laurel, Miss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29
CONSTRUCTION GUIDE

front, also on lines of single small '.o'' perforations to right of center-front and on Hines of double ''oo' perforationa to left of center-front. Work but tonhole at large 'sO'' perforation i'm shoulder strap and sew a button at large ''O' perforation at upper edge of front to correspond: cross in back as Illustrated when closing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29

An operation performed on the skull of John German, who was considered incorrigible, has transformed the boy from the worst in Philadelphia to one of the best.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-29
Vases and Window Boxes Filled
 JOHN RICK & SON.

5octg Do it. NO fault could possibly Do found with this model however. for it is novel in design and clio in ap- pearance.
 Gtngharn. percale. rtpplette, 0ec., are Of average size it requires IA yard of 3s-lnch material to make che apron All of the parts of the pattern can be placed in a fold Of the material, the lower pocket and apron proper being laid on the lengthwise edge. The upper of the goods.
 The making is remarkably Rtmple. The pockets are first adjusted to posi- ton, as shown in the illustration, the upper edges following the crosslines of small 'O"' perforationS. Now stitch
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
Nea aaiierg Mmerfen.

nlin q.
Berlin, pia Copenhagen, fl,
September, oia 9onOon, t2. sept
Ger @ortlout oes 9elegramms aai.
fer @il6elm'S, meldes oeriel5e an
General bon Sinoenburg gelegentlih
ieineS Sicees iibcr Die 9iuiien bel
Iannenberg in Oit@reuben ianOte,
lit beute bier offi5iea befannt gewor.
oen. Gr lautct:
oS6r 9elegramnt bonn 1 Septem-
Der bereitet mir unalisipreHlihe
sSreii0e. Sic 6oben cine @oifentbut
uoQbradbt, fpelAe beinabe ein3ig in
Der @eihihte ooitebt irno Sbnen ino
S6ren Iruppcu uniterbli1en Gubn
iibert imo melde. 10 @ott min, oas
tbeure @oterlan0 fiir immer BON Dem
1einoe befreien miro"
Gro Bmd 6te proteitiren ge.
Gen @or9eben Der z iirfei.
GonitontinopeL pio 2onooit
~. Sept. Nle6rere ser @jroBmdh.
te boben an oie tiirfiicbe Hegieriing
cine 9tote geridtet, in pelher iie ouf
Oie 9(nfiinoigung ser Siirfei be5iie.
lid ser g(uf6e6ung aaer Spe5ial-
Gonpentionen erpioern. Gic 9lntiuor.
ten erflGren OoB Sic 9litfbebing Der
gertr1ae nidt obne Die 3ultimmung
aaer @orteien III Oieien @ertrdeen
onerfannt peroen fonne.
Ger @ortlait Der glntiuortetl, mel.
dc BON oen 9oti6oftern fir @roB-
britannier, 9iuBlouo, 6roufreic6 unO
SStolien ii6erreiht prroen, mar Der
glei6e. Gie Soften MAIDEN gelteno,
oaB sic 9iegieriinosform Der Tiirfei,
iopeit oieielbe ourd Oie 9ertrdge
feIteeleet 1T, nidt cine autonome
SnItitlttion oes tiirfiiHen Geihes lit,
ionoern oen @egenitano internotio-
noler @ertrdge, oiplomotiicber 9Ib.
fonlmen lno ioniiiger Goutrafte Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

9dnai0e Jl06ri6ten OOm 6lli6en SC60uplab.
CrOkma3te ienOsm @rOteit OsOte an eartei.

It Ofnbar mednOm GrOge miro Sas erOhe &ngcn in 6ram
reid orgeb Die @er6hnoeten preu guar nit 5tpcgen lUfaleu
6rfDIeen au0anern0en &Hfng Der 9nthen
9of uirO mmer maBrdcnder, ban i'd bel Oicm ufugc"
nm cine rnegid geuegnng 9uden 6anO Mrfung Fd
crit in oen nGdten Sagen Gnhern 6hrtc.
e6r magcn Nudrten, bic oeuter Sete 6er fa-
men, 5cigen Die grmee arOupn5n un erOlgreu Soup
bnresfaB Oa bic se Geuuno gerOmns na6c beuOr
fe6;
Dndcn Gricgsidanpb fOmmen anOnnuO gHnge Nadrid
wcI6 Oarnn On fd i'm Sample nit ben nH Oas Sat Og
81 @nnteu Der beutihn 9nfen geUenOet 6at
Gaier &tGcm @eHera Sn0en6urg nnldfh 0eS
ednscmScu ses Ocse bel Sannnbcs rcun uuerfen
mensmcrtbc gotdaft hbermtteIt
Ofbrtannen 9nkano Jranfrcd alien nnO Seereh baben
QOe Die tarIdc 9nng eanO mecr ggen bic 9n
bnng brr Spe5a@rtGge 6urd bic @fOrte ErOtc enlegen
ers6DBe Der Sit ben gerwultuns Der Oeniden Suiarnppsu
Nismarfrdipel lit gSOcrtano grn bett
Sine 9pede 9Om berd Ouh %ap Benedict Saui5e6n
bic unsduOdn GarOuac nrnirt ba lire &seuusen
plliren, cine Observation-Disclosures en5nbernen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

i6iiten beitouo Der @egner, ser iid)
oemnad aud peitlid Der Nloas i'm
&iid5ug befinOet, bat anideiueno
groBe @erlitite an Yenidenleber, mo-
roliiHem Sel6itbepuBtiein ino Nla-
terial erlitten."
" arnen gegcn Oerfr ii \ tc
Sreu0c.
2on0orL 12. september. .-0ie
dr-Sdriftiteaer, beionoers Die
Gritifer Oes oSournol oes Debots1
beIoben 5wor Oie lebten @rfolge Der
tritiiAen rmO frou6oiiicben Sruppen,
parnen ober 0as 9gublifum ooeegen,
an idneu iih in oen @cOanfen bin
cin8uIeben, OaB 0ie 0eutiAcn olif Der
5ludt limo.
sic Derpeiien oarouf ooB cine
ioIde 9lrmee pie oic Oelitide nod ei-
ne rieiige g9ieoeritonosfroft beiist
itnO ieOen 9lugenbIid gum @egen-9ln-
eriff idreiten mag.
9ie S6riftiteuer gloiben nidt on
oie Hihtigfcit, ooB Scr Dtitnitions-
oorratb ser Oeutiben ouf Die gteiee
gebe.
Serbertsb0be BON @riten
beiebt
2or0on -. Sept. II Sic 9lo-
miralit1t bat 6eute 0}oGnlittog ange-
fiinOigt OoB oie britiide 6lotte Ser
6erts6obe, Oen Sit Ser @errpaItung
Oes 9ismord 9lrdipels, an Ser
Blonde 9ai, eingenommen bat.
0os offi5ieGe &reB6iireou moHte
6efonnt, ooB ban Gontre 9lomiraI
Sir George 6. @ottep, oem Gom-
monoonteu Ger ouitraliiden 6lotte,
Gin Gclegramnl eingetroffen lei, pel-
Dies 6eridte, OaB om fl. Os. @ltS.
Ser6erts6o6e bciebt lporOen iei. Gie
britiihe 6logge iei o6ne @ioerltonO
gebiBt por0en.
Ger 9ismord 9lrdipel lit cine
Oeutide Snielgnippe i'm iueitliben
StiQen Sceon, norOoItlid) bon Sleit-
Guinea, nit 100000 Ginmo6nern.
Gle Snieln puroen am II. @3oi 1885
inter oeutiHes 9roteftorot geIteut.)
SDpiiAe9 9llorm 90 eI0ung
2onoon 13. September. ~ 81
re (oon feiner dnoeren Seite beitd-
tigtc) Dcpei6e BON SItenoe on Oos
9ieuter'ide Selegrnpben-9uremt be-
iagt
n@s miro beiogt ooB 9ronprin5
Srieorih @ilbelm uno @rin5 9(oal-
bert, DER brittle aaiieriobn iopie
@rin5 aorl bon @iirtten6erg, in ci-
nem Soipitol IN 9riiIiel oeitorben
lino.~
Ole Deutidenr6umenS Q ii s.
GlioB.
sc foilonO, Stalien, -. Septbr,
oia &oris. Cine Gepcide an Sen
,Gorriere Della Sero~ bon 9aiel,
Sdwei5, erfldrt, Oob Die Gelltitben
oos iiiolide glioB rdllmen
0eutf1ennod oufoem
Hiid5uec.
&oris, 10. Septenlber. ~ Die
beite 9(beno 6n ip6ter ShinOe ousee-
oebene offi8ielle @rfldrung beiagt:
Scr 9fiid5ug Der Oeutiden oouert
nit groBer S6neIliefcit fort. In
iere @erfolerne miro nit Gnergic
6urdoefiibrt. 0ie 0eutihen baben
nieIe @30rier @eidiiee 5uriidgeIoi-
len
9Ingeblide beI9ii6e 81.
fenfioe gemeIoet.
2on0oiL 10. September. II Gin
Selegramm ans Sitenoe al oie ,@r.
hauge telegraph 60 6eiagt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

ibieoener 9lrt. Gieie 0leoierlmgs-
form forne Oo6er nur nit Ginper.
itduoniB Der @ertrogs 9orteien mo-
Oifi5irt perOen ln0 iolange Elm iol-
Dies GinoeritdnOniB niHt er5ielt iei,
fonnten Die W}dfte nidt sic 9luflo-
Jung ser @onoentionen onerfennen.
Ger @ortIout ser 0iterreihi1en
9lntwort peidt bon oen iibrigen ob,
bod oie 9iegieritng Ser Goppelmo.
nordie 0ertritt i'm @rin5ip ben glei.
den Stonopunft
5rnn50iii1e 9cleudtun9
Ser Situation.
YoriS, ~. Sept. 6eute 9}o1.
mittag pur0c bier offi3iea 6efonnt
eemadt, Bob 0ie oeutihen Eruppen
oitliH BON @oris iih aagemein SUE
riid5iebeu unO MIR idwa6en @ioer-
itouo 0en fran5oiiiden iino engliiden
Gruppeu bieten. Gic offi5ieQe Gr.
fldrlng lautet:
o9luf inierem liufen 6liisel boben
oie Eeutiden cine oaeemeine 9iiid.
5ngsbepcgiinq 5piiben Der Die unO
Ser Marne ongetreten.
@eItern befono iih oeren 6ront
5piiben Soiiions, 9raine 8ismes
uno Sen 9lnboben BON @6eims.
Gie ocrtidc &abalerie itbeint er.
ibopft 81 iein Gie engIiih iran.
8oiiiheu Eriippen, Die am IL. Sep.
tember oie @erfolglng aufna6men,
fan0en mir geringen @iOeritono.
Sm Centrum iulicres redten Silt
gels 6oben oie 0eltiGen 9itrp le
6roncois gerdltnt, no iie ii6 per-
1or5t botten. G6enio ut 0oS 6luB-
tbol oes Sour bonn 6einoe frei Sn
Sernoi5e mO 9lcpignD lit bon ben
Geutiheu cine groBe 9ln8ob( gorr6-
toe 5uriidgelaiien moroen
9luH Die Grlppen Die Die @eeeno
bon 9lrgonne bciebt 6atteu, 6eeinuen
3uriid5ugeben. Sie 5ieben iih in
n0roliHer 9lidtltng Ourh Oen @alO
BON geuenoue 5uriid
syn 2ot6ringen 6aben mir eeringe
8ortidritte gemoHt @ir balten
bort sic 9inie G6anpenorr, 9febain-
piaers uno @er6enbillers. Die Qeut-
i6en 6a6en ct. Ole gerGumt.
Die belgiibe 9lrnee operirt ener.
giid gcgen Die oeutihen Sruppen,
Sic Dor sen befeitigten Stelhmgen
bel 9(ntiuerpen itebeu.
9luf Oem ierbiideii Griegsidaitpln-
te 6o6en sic Serben Semlin in
SeiterreiH beest
(Soiiions liegt etpa 80 W}eilen
norooItli6 bon @oris; groiue liegt
adt Nleilen oitliH bon Soiiions, Sis.
mes tuieoer oItlid onoon. Scrmoi5e
uno 9iebigno lieaen 10, be5p. 20
N1eiIen oItlid bon gitrD Ie 6rou.
cois.)
Gnglifder E Sdlodtberidt.
2onoon, ~. September. Gas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

oiii3ieQe @reBbiireoi madt g}ah-
ite5eu0es befannt:
Sin ielbitperitdnolid unOolitGn-
bigger lleberblid iiber oie Sperotionen
Der lebten bier Gage miro I'M 6olgeu-
ben periudt.
9lm 6. September bate ser oeut-
ihe @ormarid Oie drBeriten @ren5er
6ei Goulonliers uuo &ropins erreiGt
aaooQerie 3atroliQen maren ielbit
bis gum Gorfe 9iogent iur Seine por-
georlmgen.
o9ieier 9ormnrib wllroe BON elmer
itarfen Seitenabtbeilung eeoedt, Die
oas 5luBtbal Oes Ourcq binauf mar
icbirte umo Die 9IuBenforts bon @oris
6eoboAtete
Ger idneQe gormarih Der Ieut-
ibeu nad SiiOen bradte Oieie Sci
tenOedimg bolo in cine gefabrooac
Gage Oo Die @cgenO BON Greil-Se
lis-Gompiegne bon ben Teuti6en
gan5 gerdumt por0en mar.
Gic @erbiinOeteu grifien oieien er.
ponirten redten 6liigel on
Pm 8. September tobte OieS1ladt
5piiHen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo
Nleaur.
Nie engliiden Sruppen griiien
Srontal al, wd6renN Die 6ran5oien
ii6er Grecp, Goulomiers mO Se5anne
gum 9lngriff porgin9en.
Gie eeneiniomen Sperotioneu lpo-
rem bisber in ieOer Stniibt erfolg-
reid. Ger auBerIte oeutide 6liigel
wuroe bis 5u Dem 6hrie Onrcq 5us
riidgeor0ngt. @r nerihon5te iiH bort
into internabm nlebrere Gner9iide
@egenangriffe, in oenen eS ibn ie-
ooh niht gelong, Die Sran5oien ipie-
Der 5uriid5uOrdngen. Gie @ouptfrdite
Oes ieinOlihen rehten 6liigeIs Der.
iuHten pergeblidl, Die llferlinie ocs
@ranO W}orin 81 bolten. Sic murOen
iiber oen 6luB 5uriidge0rdngt uno
5ogcn iib am TO- September iiber
Die Nlarne 8uriid Gie @nglGnoer
iiberihritteu nit einem 9beil Der
fron5oiiiden 9(rmee oieien 6luB bel
Chateau lbierrD. Ger @egner muroe
ooOurd ge5wlngen lpeiter in Der
&icbhmg alif Soiiions 3liriid5uge6en.
Seit oem 10. September 6efinoet
lid Der eeiommte rebtc Oeutide 5lii-
gel auf Dem 9fiid5uge itu0 miro BON
ben 6rau8oien imO gngldnoern per-
ioIat.
Pm 10. in0 H. September erbel-
teten mir 60OO @efangene unO IS
@eidiise Ger @egner ioa nod oen
lebten @lelOlmgen auh beginnen. Die
Gegeno bon Soiiions 81 rGimen.
Die engliicbe &noaIlerie ioa iib
6eute bei 6ismes, mpeit oonGbeims,
befinoen bober.
@d6reno Der rehte 6liigel 8uriid.
aeordngt wuroe, beianocn iib peiter
oitlib Die iran5oiiideu 9lrmee'u in
beiBem Sample nit Dem oeilti6en
Centrum oas li1 in Der @egeno BON
@itrD le 5roncoiS 6efano. 9lm If.
September beeorm aud BORT Die oeut-
i8e 9Irmee 5uriid5lWeiAet imo
rdunte ouideinenO @itrp le 8ran-
co.'s, oaS einen Ooriprineenoen Yunft
in i6rer Stelilng gebiloet bate.
3miihen Dem oberen Nlarnelaui
uno Der 0laas ordngen ole fron5oii
iden Sruppen Sen 6eino in oie @Gl-
DER Ser 9lr9onnc Diriid.
Cie brittle fron5oiiide 9(rnee mel
oete 6eltc, Dab lie Die geiammte Pr
tillerie eincs oeutIhen 9lrmeecorpS
eenoumen batte, sic ans 100 @e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
n9lcO GruRn anac6aIten.

y .yOrf, IL. September. -
Ter 2ampfcr uOleO Grua,~ Scr 6ente
Icinc Gu5rt uud GnrOpa ansetretcn
bate (iie6c critic eeiteD anOcrtc fnrs
nadJ Dem 9SaIiircn Der nnuruntanc
Iriucn anrs nnO oins 6ci @ruOcsemO
Sug OOr SInfcr. Bic OerIuntct, Iua
bic Olciie crit am @iOntua furtseIett
werSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

Ser Siiofront bon @er0im oeripridt
boIo nit elmer poaitdnOigen Gin.
idlieBung Ser 6eitmg 81 euoen. Gin
gllsfaa Der Settings 9eiasung
mar tdglid eriuortet poroet lit ober
bis6er nidt erfolgt
Ger Gonmonoeur Oes 2. boDeri-
iden glrmeecorps, Oos einen GbeiI
ser in 2otbringeu itebenoen6 6 9Irmee
biloet, oriidte beute i'm 9luftrage Oes
@enerolitobes oen Eriippen ieinc gln.
erfennung fir oas 6eloenmiitbige
ilno ousoauernoe 9(us6olten in ben
Stelllngen aus, oos Oen 6eino Der.
binoert bdttc, @eritdrflmgen nod
Dem 9}oroen 81 entienoelJ mo er.
fldrte, OaB Der 3eitpunft fiir Die Sf-
feuiipe nod nidt gefommen iei.
Die Siege Oes Generals b. &inOen.
burg ideiren 5ur 6olae gebobt 81
bo6en OoB Ger oeutide 9oOen MN
folt pollitdnOia bon Ben 9luiien &C.
iau6ert luorOen lit Die ouideiueno
tbeilmeiie oidt Dor bic S6ore BON &o-
nigs6erg eelongt poreu.
Ter nSofal gln5eiger~ ipridt IN
einem glrtitel Die @ermut6une aus,
ooB Der geidlooeue 5eino iidl iest
in Ser @egeuo bon @um6innen be-
fdnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

,Eimes~ meloet, oob aus Sanbbam
S6peoen, Die W3elolng fomnt, cine
oeuti6e 6lotte BON 20 Sdiffen lei
BEL ben @otsfa Suuooe-Snieln in Der
Office eeii6tet poroeu. Die Oeuti6er
S6iffe bdtten iid 5uii6en @otsfa-
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Sen.
Gie ibweoiiben 3eitmoeu beri6-
ten ooB ferner Elm itarfes @eidiis'
feuer 5lpiiHen @otsfosSonooe nno
9tpmo oeruomnen moroen lei.
90 beban0eIn bic 3 eut'
den ibre @efongenen.
&opeubogen, Oia 2onoon, IL.
September. Cine Wleloung BON
Berlin beIagt, OaB fran5oiii6eariegs'
gefangene in Stuttgart aus 0onfbar-
felt fiir Oie ibnen 0utbeil seiuoroene
ausge3eidnete 9ebonolung 5um oe,sN
iden y&otbe areu8" -6ono iubicri6rt
baben. Ger oeutide SodItcomman-
oirenoe bat entiHieoen, oaB Der Be
trug 5iun 9eiten Der frou5oiiiden
@erpunoeten in Stuttgart Oeripenoet
werOeu ioa
Eabod fir sic oeut ( h en-
SoIouten.
@erlin, H. September, pia
2ouoon t2. September. aron-
prin5 1Srieori6 Bilbelm bat Dem
a9ofal-9Iu5eioer" wie foIgt, telegro-
pbirt:
n9itte iommeln Sic groBe Guam
tit1ten bon Tabdd imO Gigarren fir
oie W1onnidaften meiner 9lrnee imo
ieroen Sic oieielben 10 idren als
noeli6 nah bier"
Sto1ien's Ston0pnnft.
9om pio @oriS, 10. Sept.
GeutidlonO lmo SeiterreidD boben
iid ongeblid bon 0leuem an Stolien
gepdnot, I'M 0oiielbe 81 beronlniien,
ii6 i6nen on5nihlieBen.
SeIterreidiide Morine SndOer.
Itdnoige ipeiien Oorouf bin oaB bic
Gerbiin0eteu ieit geeirn Oes Grieges
sur See nod gar nidts eeeen Seiier.
reid ousgeri6tet 6oben, uno erflG'
rem ooB sic 8erbiinOeten es foum
ipogen piirOen sic bereinigten Slot.
ten Oeiterreih's unO SStolienS or5r-
greifen.
@rbolten 0ns giicrne
&reu5.
@erlin 10. September, (pia
2onoon) ~ aoiier @il6elm bat in
1876 6Gaen fir ousge5eihnete 9ieuite
i'm 1eIoe Oos Giierne aret5 perlic-
Zen. 9ln 9lneeborige oeS SO. Snion-
terie-Gegiments (aoln) fielen SO bic
fer g[us5ei1niingen lno an 9lnge6o-
rige oes SO. Observation-Disclosures
(aoieD 1tO oeriel6en 81. Inter oen
70 9nsge5eiAneten befinoen lid G5roi
SelmiItb bon Wloltfe, Der @eneral'
itnbs-Gbef uno @loior bon 9inter-
felo, Der friibere DPilitdr-2ltto6e Der
oeutihen 9otihoft in Foris, iopic 81
anoere Ofii5iere,
M iiblbouien in 6einoes
Snno2
SonOon, 10. September.-@ine
Cepeibe Der ngrhange telegraph
Company" aus 9ionl meloet, nad te.
le9ropbiiden gladridten aus 9oiel
batten Die 6rou5oien Wli6lbauien I'M
@lfaB fpieoerum beiebt.
Die Central 9}eius@ l1Bt lid ans
9iom meloen, nod Selegrommen aus
Berlin meroe Die 3uriid5iebung Ger
Eruppen aus Dem Ober-GliaB FORT
geiebt. Gie Erlppcn ioaeu nod
StroBblra uno ua6 N2eb bright
peroen.