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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

itouung ais Wlaire 3ugeeongen mar.
Gr lieB ouf Der Stelle bur9 Srommelz
i9loe betonnt MAIDEN, am Na9mittog
brei ltbr mG9ten ollie erpa9ienen
W1dnner feines &antons 3i9 in Der
popliBer &eitbobn einfinben, Da er i6s
nen @i9tiges mit3uteilen babe. Sn
bellen 6aufen ItrDmte Dos Yolt berbei;
6enn man fannie ben &roiigt unb err
nortete irgenb einen tolen Strei4
Durin iparb man beItdrtt, ols man oil
Der rebten 6ofIeite cine groBe Wlenge
@ierfdiier aufsepflan5t fa6, in bic Der
6obn Ihon ehlgef6lagen mar; uno
pie la9ten bic ileinen 8ouern, Sages
lD6ner unb 6onbperter, als S4la9
bret llbr Der Baron auf bic 5reitreppe
trot unb iie nit tomiic9er 6eierli4teit
olfo anreDete: oStoatsbiireer oes &0z
niqsreibs Weltfalenl @eiae Wlajeitdt
Der oroBe un0 er6obene Wlonor9 0ies
ronDmus Der GrIte bat bic bobe @nobe
qeha6t, mid al eurem Ulaire gu ernens
nen. S9 perDe bas Qlmt 10 fiibren,
nie i6 es bor Soft unb meinem &Dniq
Deranfmorten tonn. N2ein eriter 9es
fe6I an eu6, ben ib eu9 ais neuer
Moire aebe, betrifft bic fran36iiIhs
Guaranteeing, Osnn mir baben in
ben nd6Iten 9Ronaten pieber 9rupi
ben0ur63iioe gu eriparten. Ser 86'
MIA, our9orungen BON Der tiefiier
Qiebe AL euh, piinidt ni9t, boB fein'
Qanbesfinoer bon Der fremoen Jiaii'
ausaeIooen perOen. IS limb genou
gorI6riften erlaiien, fpie bel ibr 81
Qeben bobt. &einer eibt me9r uni
8eTeres, als er Ielbit bat. Wer oIil
nur @6pur36rot un6 Rartoffeln bat
Der Qibt nur S6por3brot uno &dr
toffeln. Meroen iie bann etpa unDsr
i6dmt, 70 ruff nur auf Der Stsll
mid, euren Wlaire, 3ur Silfe. sd
min Iie f9on 5ilr Raiion bringen
oenn fie baber itrengen 8efe6l, in ben
befreunbeten 9anoe jebe @emolttot 81
rermeiben. 9llio teine 2iebeoienerei
tein Gntoeoerfommen, feline @efdllig
ieit ni6fs, ols mas na8 oem Bud
noten oes Gielcses gu leiiten it'll 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17
rsgiilfirtcr bentlmcr glr5t.
3Oai0nqiQc Nsrnrie.

nod in Der eriien Wut er3d6lte, irdrnte
er ibn ouf5 na90riidlihite, ii1 nit
oem Baron in einen 3peitampf sin3us
loiIen. .Mlit Dem SGbel," ioete er,
niinO Sic ibm fcbon gar nicbt geiDdhs
fen, Denn Der 8aron bat Riefentrdfte,
f4ld9t Sbnen bic &linge einfah aug
Der 6onb. llnD tpos bic Yiltole an
betrifft ~ piilen @ie, ,9err 2eutnont,
iper ii9 por Dem feline Moffe felt, Der
1T einfd9 elm toter Wann. Ser &roz
fgt f1ieBt auf oreiBig Gnen Elm 2i@t
aus, cbne bic &er3e 81 beriibren. Mlei1
9lmtsbruber Gonrab IN 2(lsleben fat
Dos feltit nil ongeie6ens 6iiten Sic
Ii9 por bem. @eben Sic ibm aus Dem
Weoe. Sd rate Sbneh IN gutter gSsis
nung."
Ser Sffi3ier ipurOe febr na6oents
lid BEL Ieinen Worten. Gr mar Elm
blutjunger Meri6, Der crit felt ipeniz
GEN Wlpnaten Die 9eutnantsepauletten
trug. Dos 9eben lag 70 roIig bor
ibm; cine 8roui bate er oub ba6eim,
bic ouf bic Hudfe9r ibres 9ultos i'm
I60nen Siibfrantrei9 6arrte. Sollte
er Ii9 bier in einem Winfel Dieies toia
Ten, triibIeligen 8orborenlonbes bon
Der f90nen @r6e pegiesen unO begras
BEN loHen9 glein, er folgte Dem Rate
biefes poblgeiinnten unD peritdnoigen
Gure, fammelte feline 2eute unb 5og
am go9mittage itiQ ob na9 bem be-
na9barten 9ntfe WlDtepib. I'm bort
0uartier gu nebmen. 9(m anOern Sage
perlieB man ia Die @e9eno iInb piiroe
i9nerlicb nit Dem b0sartigen oeut'
fben 8Gren lpieDer 5ufammentreifen.
syn Der foloenDen 8eit pieberbolten
li6 d6nlibe Q(uftritte. Snnerbalb bes
fron86fIben 2orps, Oos in Wldgoe'
buro uno WeIifcIen itano, Criangte hos
0arcb Der &antcn Qllslebeu balo ben
Ruf, DaB in i9m Die milerobeIIlen
0uartiere 5u finOen ieien, uno Der
Qlaire 0cs Rontons mnr0 ii6erall fes
tnnt als elm Wonn, nit neu ficht cl'
GirIMenciieu Iii. 1esbol5 bernie
tic 6ran3oicn lAHeBIic4 ben 9se
(Geglseun9 ioIa'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17
eOfal6cridjtc aus gSui6iuotOu.


Bum &eiten Scr S6wei-
scr.
Sum 9eiten eines 6onOs fiir oie
llnterltiibung i6rer 9anOslette in Der
oltcn Seimot6, Die our6 oen groBen
&rieg in gIot6 gerat6en iin0, merOert
Die in Der 9liuoes6altptitaOt wo6nen-
0en S6mci5er 6eute 9l6en0 einen
,9aa ab6alten. Sir 0en 6ono &c.
5cidnct iiit0 ioweit idon $575, unO
3mor $500 bon Ser uS9mei5er lIn-
tcritiituugs- -@eieai6oit~, 500 Don
Dem &erein nDie Stnliia6erinq,
500 bonn .@riitli-&ereiu~ unO $40
bonn &ereiu r@elpetio~.
8eumtenma61 Scr @p
mort6 Citizen.
Gic ,Gpwort6 Giti3enS g(liocio-
tion~ Bat oic folacnocn ncucn 9eani
ten ermd6lt: @rdii0ent G6arles s..
SSomes, @iceprGiioent Seize s. Su-
ter, Scfretdr Sbomos IS. @onliQer,
1inan3-SefretGr g(. 6. Gia, S6ae
meiitcr g8. 8. 9l6ooes, Gelegat sur
n6eocratcO Giti5cn's 9liiociation" 6.
". G1iter mo Seize s.. Slter ais @r-
iabmann fiir Oieion.
@r6Glt 0rei olte @ibelft.
Gem Seitoment ieincs peritorbe-
men &oters So6n Sogai Benton 3u-
iolae cr6dlt GaIp6 ". 9eutou orei
altc 9i6eln umO 5mar bon 1859,
1918 mo 1859. gic @ii6er 6o6cn
6o6en &ert6 fir Sanimler BON alten
9i6eln.
9 het0ung me0cn grou-
ontcr &e6anO lung.
I Sulio 9(. Q}ur0cttc pe4ongt~t6eiG.
meiie S9ci0ung bon SomeS s. Snr-
oette, cincn Guartiermeiiter IN Der
9lioe5arnee, me5en an9cbli6er
groliomer 9e6anOlung. Sic 6e6oup-
tet, 9urOette 6obe iic nit einem nlten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

tdglid nit minoeIteus 5luoi5ig Ser.
ionen geiproden umo fono MIR elm
cin5iges W3al, OoB elm gti6tcombot.
tGnt o6ue eriic6tlic6eu @rlmo getootet
noroen mar. God aub in oieiem
Sale lit es, mie ic6 uod cingebenocr
@rnittelung ieititellte, niht otsge.
ihloiien, OoB Ger @1onn cugliideu
Spionen Gbood gewdbrt bate. @s
nuiBten in oieier @egeno-es ban-
Oelt iicb Inn 0os fleine 9orf @lerbes-
Ie G6oteolt SGuier BON sen
Geutiden nieoerge6rntnt merOen
gSie 0ie Ginmobner mir ielbit nit.
ibeilten, er0fhicten Ole Geutiben crit
OoS 5euer aif oos 9ort ais engli-
ide Sruppen iib 0arin feitgeiebt bat.
ten mo auf Die Doriiber5ie6cn0en
Geuti6cu i6oiien SD 6etone oieien
SAL obiidtlicb, neil er ipdter ms
9fieicnbofte oufge6ouiHt muroe lno
in Der iniinnigiten @ntiteaung Dem
oeionniten ociti6en 9leibe ihlieB-
lid 5uu &oripurf gemobt morOen lit.
2Iud1 in 9uiiiieres, oos nod elmer
1eiBen S6la6t 8pii6eu 0elitihen
uno 6ran5oien einem 0ollitGnoigen
Eriimmer6oufen glid, gingen be-
reits 5lpei Gage ipdter 6rouen imO
&moer ln6e6elligt un6er. 9lu@
bier lit nit feline ein3ige 9eidweroe
geaen Die Geltideu 81 S6ren gefom-
men.
Gs iin0 iel6itperitdnolid GiOiliiten
me6rmalS gct00tet mor0en co gum
9eiipicl wuroen in Dem 9lroennen
oorfe 9lenoli6omp 1t2 W}Gnner err
i6oiien, neil iie ans Dem Sinter6olte
alf Die oeutiben Gruppen geicuert
6attcn. lle6er sic 3eritorltng Der all
ten StoOt 20pen ino 0ercn biitori-
iden IentmGler lit bereits Diel ae-
ihrieben mor0cu. 0ie oeltibe 9e
ariinoung 0ofiu 1T. oaB Oie GiOil6e
Differing ii9 inter Der glniii6rlmg
ocs Siirgermeiiiers iid in Der aat5e
orale oerbarrifaOirt babe mO NIT
Oloidinengewebren auf Oic Oeutiben
SolOoten gefeuert bdtte.
0eiiti6e Gis5iplin imO Ocutide
9tuSOauer 5pingen SeOenL Der iie aus
eigenen 9luaeu geiebeu bat, Oolite
9eplnoermg o6. Die SolOoten ma
rem 60fli9 imo 5uporfonneuO ocn
5raueu gcgenii6er. IS wiirOe ms
llnenolide fii6ren, ol' ole @rle6niile
5u idiloern, Die id in Oieier groBen
3cit ge5obt babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

(yOrticenua OOu Der /. seite)

in elmer i6rer Qe6ensiragen iid an
ms 3u menoen, uno ieien Sic per-
ii6ert, Dab S6r Sdritt i'm iel6en
@eiiie 6ei inns anfgeiaBt miro, in Dem
CT BON S6nen imternolnuen muroe.
Ger Snbalt Der Don Carton oe
geiart, Dem Sprcder Ser belsiiben
Gonmiiiion al oen &rdiioenteu @ils
ion ge6alteneu 9lniprabe mar inter
9lnoerem iolgenoer
set Der Grtldruug ieiner llna6-
1ongigfeit muroe @elgieu fiji neutral
crfldrt Gieie bon Ben 9lddten ga-
rontirte Neiitralitdt purOe tiir5lid
bon elmer 0}adt perlebt. g9enn mir
ms oomit einoeritanoen erfldrt bat
ten imiere 9lelitralitdt 81 @unlten
elmer friegiii6renoen Modt aui5uge-
ben, 10 6dtten mir ais @errdtber an
oen anoereu N}dhten gebanOelt. lin.
ierc internationalen Gerpilidtun9en
lno oie @iiroe uno gbre unierer y1a.
ton bo6eu ms 3ru @ioeritanoe ge.
3uungea
Die BON ser belgiiden Station er.
ltteneu Scioen beitanoen ni1t aaein
IN Dem Gur6mari6 Der beluoffneten
W2aht eines frenOen 2an0es. Giele
gIrmee beiette nidt MIR einen groBeu
G6eil uuieres Eerritorilns, ionoert
iie beaing nuh nnqlaublihe gIfte ser
@rariamfcit Sic in oireften @ioer-
iprid init oeu oll9enein nnerfonnten
@eiebeh ser Sriegsiii6ruug ite6eu
5rie0fcrtige giinpobner purOen ~
nloroet, ucbrloie 6raueu inO ainoer
digeeriiien oifene imO inDertbei.
oiaie Stdote singeaiAett biiioriihe
nno rcliaIoie Eefmdlcr 5criiort ni0
Sic beriibnte 8iblioi6ei bon y0mu
in 9rano geiebt.
llniere 0legierimg ernonnte 0araui
cine Spe3inl-Gommiiiion Die ein-
geDen0 mo iIllpnrielld) ore NDots
laden priiite imo Die oofiir @erant-
mortliden ermittelte sd babe ole
@6re, oieies Sdriftitiid guerer Greet
len5 iebt 3u iberreideu, oos ein @r-
ae6niB Der llliteriubungen biloet. Sii
oenl idredliden @eltfriege 6o6eu Oie
8ereiiigten Staaten iib ais neutral
crfldrt. glus 0ieiem @rmoe i'll Sbr
2ano. oas abieits bon Den 6einoieli9-
feiteu liegt an 6eiteu in Der Gage,
obne SaB uno mparteiiih Die Ser
6dIhliiie 81 6eurt6eilen inter Oenen
oieier arics geiiibrt miro. 9luf Die
@eranlaiiing Der &ereinigten Stad-
ten bin 6a6en ieiuer5eit Die 0lddte
bic aQgenleinen 9ieaelu ser &rie9fii6-
rlm9 aii Der Suager Srieoens-Gonie-
'reu5 ieii9cieat GnS- ameritaniid6c
@olf Dat itets feline 2ie6e 3u @a6r
Belt mo geredtiafeit an oeu Goa
gelegt Iie alten 9onoe Der 6reltno-
iHaft imo bic cngen Sonoelsbe5iebuu-
gen init 9elgen boben ms ieit pielen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

auf 25O,O0O Goote imO @erluunoetc
uno 100000 @eiongene geihdbt
alBer0em muroen 400 adnonen
oele 6o6nen imO cine groBe Glauti-
tat @ropiant er6eutet.
Die Gcutibeu madten Der3peiielte
9lnitrengungen oie 0iterreiHiihe glr-
nice 5u retten, mas i6ueu a6er miB-
lang. .''',''"lo@
9ln einem &unft berloret '0taTeit-
iden 36 i6were 6elogeibiibe luO an
eiuem anoeren ctli6e GubenO 9ela-
gerluasaeidiibe
@ute 9t 6ri6ten aus Is a.
li5ien.
Chandelier, @loii, 1G Sept.
Gie 0iterreibiid-ingariihe 9oiiAoft,
melAe ii6 teupordr bier 6eiin0et, 0o6
bente 9l6eno bic folgenoe Ora6tloie
9otidoft Don @rof bon @erdtolo,
Dem Sefretdr Oes 9luSm0rtigcn pon
Celterreih-llngarn, 6efonnt:
Ser aanipi i'm gali5iiden ariegs-
86eater muroe bis iest nod uiht
wieOer oufgeuonuneu. 3a6l ser @e-
fou9eneu nad offi3ieler 9lngo6c
1900 9luiien lnO 5000 Ser6en
3o6l ser er6euteten @ei6iibe 300.
9lQe @eiangenen in 0os Gerritoriim
Der @lonar6ie ge6ra6t. IS III oiii.
3ieQ angefiinOigt ooB oie ier5ii8cn
Erippen, pelde sic Sone ii6eriArit
ten rno in Die 0louardie, ,einge0uth-
gen maren ii6eroa 8uriidgetrieben
wuroen. Ger Giitrift Semliu,iit ieBt
frei bonn 8ein0. Setretdr Oes 9Ais-
wdrtigen @raf 9erdtolo,@
Seine N}orotorium Ser
ldngerung.
gSem 9orf, 1G September. II
@rof BON 9ernitorif ser 0eutihe@ot.
ihofter, CAB 6eute 9l6eno Die iolgen0e
9lobridt ans, melde er pom oelt-
iheu ouspdrtigen 9lmt er6ielt:
n9onoon 6eribtet iber &erldnQe
rma 0eltiden @lorotortms bis
Gnoc September. Wlorotorium fonn-
tc uidt Derldnaert wer0en ooGeuti6-
Iouo ii6er6oupt fein iol6eS anor0
nete 9lae 9oufe m0 @ei1ditc &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

sG6el gepriigclt, emit i6r Sebcll
nit einen @epe6r 6eOro6t mo i'll
lebten &iuter 9}a6ts Inn , ll6r aus
Dem Sett ae5ogen imO inn gla6tbem0
auf Die StroBe 6inausgeidoben no
iie 6lei6en mnBtc bis i6re dltelie
Eo6ter iic mie0or cin0eloiicn GaS
Gaor 1T icit 1891 ber5erat6ct mO
bat 0rei Ginoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

me9en nod So0auo bon 100 ans
ietn 9eribt 6rieflih a6oing. Gorin
beiBt es inter gInoerem:
@or oem oeutiden Giumari6 in
9riiiiel ais 6eIgiide Gi0iIgar0en
NM 6liihtlinge aus Der @egenO BON
Someu in oie Staot 5u itr6neu be.
ganneu, furiirten 0ie rnglau6liditen
@oriidte bon oen @rauiomfeiten Ser
oeutiben Sruppen @egen @reiie
uno 6rouen ieien oie grGBli6iteu
glusic5reitungeu 6egongen porOen
anoeres me6r 10 bieB es in Ser
Staot. D1it einem Sdlage perdu-
oerte iid 0orauf oos Staotbil0. Pins
Der groBten 5roblidfeit mo Dem
firitIicben 9idtermeere ser @roB-
itaot muroe 9riiiiel ein 0unfler, miss
geitor6ener Srt. g(Qe Gofes idloiien
mie alf COMMANDO, Oie @inpobner
peritedten ii6 in i6ren Sduiern unO
ale 6elgiihen Sloggeu purOeu iorg.
idltig entiernt. IS nuiB in 9riiiiel
mad Der Gieieni6ladt bon @aterloo
e6enio ollsgeie6en 5a6en ais oie
Stoot Dor cinem Siege Der Strange
len 3itterte
Cod in weuiger ais q ShmOen
6otte iid 9lQeS DoQItGn0ig 0ednOert
ga ioBen 6ereits oie belgiiden 9iir-
ger 9eniiit6dd nit oeu oeiItiden
Soloaten beiianimen ale @eriicbte
bon 0eutider @roliamfeit paren inn
9}u 81 0en 6a6eln geworoen, welde
MN einmal aQe arie9e fenu5eidnen
gseoer in 9riiiiel nod ouoerspo ba-
6e ib bon OeutiAen SolOoten irgenO
pelbe gluSidreitiuigen mobrgenonl.
men lm0 in ser Sta0t 9riiiiel Oie
cine Ginmo6ner5o6l bon iiber elmer
6al6en 0liaion olimeiit 1T fem cti-
3iger SAL mir 3u @eb6r getommen
Ser cine iirenge gl6u0nng ourh bic
militdriiden Soraeieeton lsiorocri
60tte. Do6ei 1o6eu li1 jeitlUeilig
miuoeitens 100000 Solooten in Ger
Staot 6eiinoen IS gingen @e.
riibte bon Sen icbeuBliditen @reilel
t6ater Der 0eutiden: ainOer ioaen
aepid6lt morOen iein. glomeutlid
iouen sic Geutiden in Der @eaeno
BON 20pen lpie @or6aren gc6ouit
6a6en. @enf man o6er berm6te,
0icien @erii6teu auf oen @rinO 5l
ge6en Oann fonnte man nidt Elm.
NAL nuf Dem ouge6li6en Sdouplobe
0ieier S6aueraeidihtcn cineu 9lu.
gen5cilgen fin0en Der Ole @eriidte
beitatiaep founte. Sin 9Iugen5euae
idgfe mir, ooB sic groBte 9hSi6rei.
twg cines Oeiitiben Soloaten in Der
9}a6c bon 9oweu oorin 6eitonoen
bate. 0dB iib ser 0leiter bon ieinem
@ieroe geneigt 6dtte, Inn eineni bii6.
,idelt Did0hen einen &uB 8ll geben
ods ibn} cii @las @ier aercicbt
SD bin tageIo1g nil ben oeltic6en
Trlittp .moridirt mon@mol an Or
14tll m8 por wcnigen Shnoen nod
Scr Ssdhtpf getobt bate, po sic Sdu
fer nod ronhten ino Der goOen bon
C5eit9Iieh 5crmii9lt mar. SD babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

Sabren eng aneinanoer aefeitet, unO
aus oieicm @rluoe 6abeu mir i'm
Gertrmieu ami Sbr @eredtigfeitsge.
fiibl uO S6re SDmpat6ie, oieie 0lii-
lion iuiternommen.~
Selegromm oeS @rGii0eus
ten an @oiier @ilbeIm.
%r1iioent g9iliou 6eantportete
beiue oas Selegrannl oes Oeutiheu
aaiiers, in Dem oieier wegeu oes @e.
6lauds bon Gum Glln @eicboi-
ien Ourh oie Gerbiinoeten proteitir-
te. Ser Sn6oIt mar folt tp6rtlia
Ser an oie 6elgiide Goniniiiion &c.
ridteten 9lniprade. G6enfoas nun.
0e Oas glntportidreiben an 9}rdii.
Dent eoincore por6ereitet, oas oen.
iel6en @e0enitonO be6onOelt
gln Den Geutiden aaiier telegra'
p6irte grdiioeut @ilion 9}a6ite6eu.
oeS:
sd babe sic pihtige 0litt6ei.
lung Guerer Wajeitdt pom Z. Sep
tenber enlpiongen mo lie nit gro
Bem Sntereiie geIeien SD fii5le
mid gee6rt, OoB Guere Nlaieitdt iih
all mid geuan0t 6a6en ais oen Ser.
treter enes an Dem &riege ilbe-
t6eiliQten Golfes, 0as ie0ob auiricb.
tig wiinidt, Die @a6r6eit 81 erfab
rem mo iie aud ge6ii5reuo miiroigt
Cure W3oieitdt merOen ii6er nicbt
erUarten OoB ic6 augen6lidlib me5r
ioge SD bette itiinolid 81 @ott, ooB
Der arieg reht balO 6eenOet iein
m0ge. Ger Sag ser gl6redung
mir0 fonmen, an Dem Sic g}ationen
Guropa's 5ii elmer Ginigung gelau.
gen peroeu, Gaun meroeu ouh Sic
begaugenen 6ebler mieOer 0nt ge-
maht mo bic oafiir Gerontiuortli.
den 5lu &edenidoit ge3ogeu mcroen
Gs wdrc iebt unfli2 inO poreilig
iiir ehle &egierfng sic oira oic
@uuii 0cs @ei1idcs o5iets ocsAonl
pies iiebt Elm en0giiltiges @utohten
ob5ugeben, uno Oies mare aud nit
Der 9lentralitdt nidt 81 berein6areu
SD iprede ofien oenu idj oenfe, OaB
Guere 0lojeitdt Dies wiiniden imO
ih iprede Qud pic Elm 5reuno gum
anoeren penn id iage, ooB nod
ser geenoigung oes @rieges, menn
ole Greignilie in ibrer gan5en ge.
oeutrng gepiiroigt weroen fonneL
Elm Sbmeieen 81 redter 3eit bon
Guerer N1ojeitdt als beites 3eihen
einer iDnpot6iiirenoen Oleiitrolitdt
empfuuoen meroeu miro. @ooorow
@ilion.
Ole 9ebrieite Ser @c-
OaiIle.
g3em gort, is. Sept. Sin
9eridteritotter Der u9liiociirteu @rei.
ie,~ ser BON g}eiu gort ans auf Sen
ariegsidauplob entianOt moroen
iuar imo IN 9rHiiel gefauger ge.
nonnen mur0e, 6eric6tet ans Den
Sdacn oes Oeitiden Ginmorides in
9riiiiel uodite6enoe intereiiante Sce-
nen Gieier Serr, Ser oneritaniidcr
9l6iiammung 1T gelangte ouf lin.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-04
EVA TANGUAY 36 TO-DAY
 BUT SHE DOESN'T CARE

Eva Tangnay. president of the T Don't Care'' Club and '.cycIonic CO., n1edfenne.'' was born in Canada tfir- ty-six years ago to day The high est salaried vauderviI1ainess the va riety stage has ever known, the lead ing exponent of the St. Vitus school of dramatic art, was an incubator baby. Let her press agent tell the story:
 tThe cyclonic comedienne first saw the light of day in the woods in Can ada, the place of her birth being Lin- eridge, P. O., about thirty miles from Sherbrook. She was only two pounds in weight and only nine inch es long. Miss Tanguay's father was a physician, and realized that heroic measures would be necessary if he intended to keep his child alive. pr Tanguay placed his little offspring in a wooden box under the stovet which she sometimes shared with the fam fly cat, whose place it originally was. For five weeks after her birth Eva Tanguay lived in the box beneath the stove.''
 After describing Miss Tanguayss s daily champagne bath, the veracious publicity promoter of the French Ca- nadfan actress asks us to believe this:
 When Eva Tanguay, the cyclo- nic com edienne, sings the song that has made her most famous. her s1 Don't Care" number, audiences who do not know her in private life are prone to accept this song as charac- tertsdc of her real temperament, but in real life Miss Tanguay is different.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-04

people and not from party causes will
 accept this honor,', he said in am swer to his peoples clanaprfngs
 The plebiscfte was taken. While voting was going on through Norway the results were each morning teIe-
 graphed to Copenhagen King Chfis1s
 ian, the Court. and the entire Danish
 people waited with anxiety those tele-s form the Royal Grown But not so the centre of an this excitement, the King hislAself, he still pursued the even tenor of his way. When the ItelegTaIn arrived recording the for mai decision of Norway, there wa s the greatest trouble to find the new
 King He hap set out on his steam yacht to- the other end of the port to inspect a torpedo boat. He lightly excused himself to the Court Mes senger who rushed after him.
 beg your pardon my dear sir the service, you know. suppose they will have to arrange to nlI rrsy lplace-,s
 His compulsory resignation from the naval service, which he had chos- 1 en as career in the days when to wear crown had been beyond Sh.s
 wildest dreams, was probably one of he bitterest phases of his life. He loved the sea as only a born sailor 1 lSn oHs how, and now he has Iftt; ;e tconsolation in his present position as IS-l1s Sne-ilA1s II tue Iact that ne IS called upon Ito 5da great deal of yachting, for a large proportion of his subjects dwell in such remote spots that the best means of reaching them is by water There are few towns on the rugged coasts of his Kingdom that the rail- tsWays ever touch
 Yet his naval life was not an en- lJog1nent- His first experiences of the Navy of his country were very far
 from pleasant At his first appear ance at mess in his first ship, he was made fmess slay e. and was sent to carry and fetch for his hungry mates and to wash the plates For two weeks practical jokes without humber were played upon him, but they soon traDsfor1ned him
 from a raw apprentice into fuIl- blown nn.ddy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-04

perior to the rest Love, having shot his last arrow into the bull, eye was greeted by his school flows with a shout, tQmnia vincit Amor. Not so, said Merry in an under voice, Nos non cedamus Anori;; z and carefully adjusting his shaft, shot # into the bulls eye, a full inch near CT to the centre than his exulting comp petitof. So he gained the day.
 The Harrow shootings were aboI~ ished in TIT pr. Heath, the head- master at that time. was dissatisfied with the frequent exemeptions from the regular business of the school which those who practised as com petitors for the prize claimed as 9 privilege not to be fnfringed upon. He also observed. as other masters had done before him, that the con test usually brought down a band of profligate and disorderIy persons from the metropolis, to the demoral- ization of the village. The Harro- sNians deeply regretted the ending of their old arnusernen and as a rec ord of it, they still preserve the silver arrow made for 1z72, but not used. The annual shootings were succeeded by annual speeches, which, under many nodifications. have continued ever since.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-04
HING OF NORWAY, 42 TODAY, REDUCED TO
 MERE FTGUREHEAI)

Haakon VII, King of 1IorwaY. will pass his forty-second milestone to- day. but it will hardly be made the occasion for merry making by the adopted monarch of the North en. Ever since the Norwegdans called Prince charles of Denmark to the throne in 1905 they have been busy .keepfng him in his place. and the modern Norwegian idea of the place Of a monarch is no exalted one All. they ask of him is that he be orna- mental in a bdued and economical Eway, never speak unless spoken .o, and in general to play the role of a good little boy.
 Judging from all the precauti ona the radical ministry and the Storth- ing have taken to deprive Haakon. of all real power. one might think he desired to be q tyrant As mat ter of fact 1t would be hard to find a less autocratic monarch on the face of the globe than King Haakon. His Sin1plic1ty is superb At the time of his non1l nation as King Of Norway when the whole coaantry was clamor- ing for his acdeptance Of the Crown 5 he refused point blank to have any thing to do with 1t Not until I k11pw. by general plebiscdte from s1ae nation tIla4 tn aiH sudden invitation 5 8o join the charmed circle Of mon aFchy comes from k11a heart of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-04
PRINTING PRES SIss

The first important prov ement in printing presses was made by an Eng fish hobelrnan. CharEes, Earl Stan hope WHO died on this date, Aug 8, in 1753 Ie is re1narkable that from tlse time Of the first intr odl1ction of printing ID to the latter part of the ei gnteenth century np invent i've gen 1fIs arose to produce new kind Of ress Du1fns all ha4 period no al tera ton took place in the form or mode of woI king press. The same clumsy wooden machine which was used by stten burg and Faust con tinued in use until Earl Stanhope de- yised an Improvement which prach- caI1y doubled the outpIrt of pT1n ting presses From that time on hardly year passed without witnessing some g dvance in the typograph hical art The process Of printing cop tinue ed to 5e be slow and ar duo91s. however, until just asscentury ago. when the London Times applied steam power to its presses. and thus worked o1u1ion ETfle innovation was received with great anger by the press men, as scores pf4braWny men, who had been owed to supply the power to op- crate the presses Y ere thrown out of emp Ioynnent They threatened for a time 10 wreck the Times office, but were finally placated.