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The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
ce6en Der StrOuGe.

Die Straube Ieben. DOT allen in Der
8riits3eit. in GjeieaI9aften BON ni9i
mebr ols bier bis flint Tieren. popon
zines Elm mdnnIi9er StrouB uno bic
iibri9sn psibIihe iiHO. Die gu elmer
fpIden @eIeufAaft geb0rigen @trau=
BeHbenreE lssen ibre Gisr gep0bnli9
in Elm eemeinihaftli6es NeIt ab, bas
aus elmer flodeu. BON ibnen nit ben
S5iiben ousgeiharrten Yertiefuna be-
itebt. in bersu umfrsis .iie Die ousges
fnarrte grosD in Fer 6orm elmer Qlrt
Waaes oufbduien, Dem Damn bic
duberite gieibe Der Gier anlieet. 3u=
peilen finben ii6 fiiHf5ig bis le93ie
Gier in einem foldben Neite. Sn Der
Nocht boden ole groben Y0geI itets
barouf ON Sage ober Iiegen Die @ier
unbepedt. oo gebt ibre 9lusbritHg
eurh Die Wdrme Der Some IdoH
olein peitcr. Der mGnnlihe 0ooel
be.siligt iib iibrigens aud ON Yrut=
gsi&dIl. er iiBt babel in Der Wlitte Des
gieites, uno Die 9ennen um Jpn berum.
Dor Oem yeite iper0en Itets nod meb,
rtre Gier ob9eleot, CUR eeeigneten 3eit
ober poa ben olten UogeIn aufaebadt,
I'm ols Nabrung fir bic iuugen Giere
gu oieHen. oeren Wagcn mod piel gu
Sart 1T. bos erote 6utter ou pertros
gen, bel benz Die eripaAisnen Stroube
10 gut oeoeiben. Go6nlb bic @0gel
elmer Jorm oos Glitter BON oAt3s6n
Monateu erreiht haten. perOen gum
eriten WloIe Teoern DOn ibnen ges
pfliidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

Sab in ncucrcr 9eii Grfolas 6eyi9icE
tperoen Dulh rie 9lnlpenoung oes
n6Ietherns", b. 3. iener BON bem
Qlmeritaner 9oroce SIstcber empfoble=
nen Wetbooe oes Rouens, bic oarin
beitebt. ooB ieoer 9iiIsn etpo 80 T2oI
i'm Munoe berumgepirbeIt peroen
foll. ebe er oerfdIudt miro. Dos err
forOert notiirliH 10 piel 3eit, DaB bic
gefamte 9labrlngsaufnobme onourd
beidrdntt piro. 60 ertldrt licb Der
@rfolg Oiefsr sieenartioen Sur.
Dor Der @utfsttung mittelit Der
Observation-Disclosures mub nadoriids
Iidit sepcrnt perOsn neil Iie oft
fbpere 66doigungen ocs Ser0ens,
Der gfieren. Oes GtofffpedieIs unO oes
NeroeniDltems mad ii1 5iebt. - Die
oft empfoblenen @ebeimmittel 3ur
Gntfettun9 entbaIten meiit Oen Grtratt
BON n8IoieutaHa" unb onOerer JOB,
boltiger NIeeresaIgen. sic iinO se.
tpDbnlib peHig pirtium uno ME uHs
gefdbrIid.
@en oidtiiden 8ebunoIunqsmetbos
ben 9e9eniiber ipielen bic p6pfitoIis
fden itets nur cine undergraduate
Eoqe unO iinO meiii fir IiG nllein
penig ooer gar niAt erfoIgrsih. Dos
bin geh0ren Dor ollem Die perihie0enz
ortigeH beiBen uno toIten @oHerpros
3eouren. Sang perfeblt 1T bic pieIz
fab iibIide 9lupenouug Der MoiTo9e:
fie entfettet mebr Den MoFsur als Sen
YiaIiisrten. Dagegen sr5eu9t bic ges
itei9erte GGtigtsit Der dftiDen W}ustels
orbeit einen erbobtsn Stofflpe6Iel Der
aud CUR Ucrlnebyten Werbrennung Don
Sett fiitrt Sn peIcber Torm oieIe
geileiaerte ener9iide MusteIorbeit 5ur
Ausfiibrung tommt. 1T i'm @runbe oes
nommen elei9giilii0. Gr eionen ii6
bofiir oue Surniibungen, Iportlibe
@etdti9ung jegIi9er qlrt. beIonbers
8er9Itei9en, @pmnolfit, nnmentli9 BEL
nadtem SOrper. un0 oerglei6en mebr.
SSn nsuerer 3eit bat man cine mii6eIoIe
@tei9erlng oer MuSteIiGtioteit 0ur6
Oeren eIettrilte Grre9un9 8u erreicben
gefu6t.
@IeidoieI. auf pel@e gGeiIe bic
gntfetiung erftrebt uub erIou9t pirb,
pihtiger lit ltets Die grboltung Oes
@rfoI9es. Wic oft erIeben mir es,
bnB oas 6ett. oas i'm Sommer in Sra,
rienbaO oOer &iliin9en mii6fom obges
IdmoIoen poroen lit, gu Meibna9fen
pieber in polem @lan5e erItrablt!
Nertpoler als ieOe for3ierte tur5e Sur
1T Die ouuernoe Ginbaltung 5pedmGs
bigger Qebenss uno @rndbrungspeiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
NlnI0cmnti(c6e6 9enic.

Dis llniperIitGt Cambridge 5GbIl
oueenblidlih unter ibreu SdiIsru
einsn 26iGbriaen iungsu Sinou aus
Waoros. oehen 2siItuneen in Der Wa.
tbemotit na9 Dem llrteil BON Toh'
outoritdten ans 5obeIbofie 9ren0en.
Das @rItoumli9e an Dem jungen Q.
Nomnnuion, 10 beiBt Der Snoer, 1T
ous, oab er feline matbemotiIhe 8e9o.
buna gon5 aus lidb ieIbit berous ents
nidelt Bat. Wlan fonn ihn rubig nIs
pOui9en glutoOiootten be3ei4nen. na er
nur iiber eine gang 9eringe Sbulbils
0ung perfiigt. glo6 Dor tur3em mar
er in Snoien oIs G6rei6er tGtie. @s
lit nod ui6t onOertbalb Sabre Der, oa
trafen bei ben profeForen fir Motbe.
mntit in Cambridge mebrere motbe=
motiIcbe lluteriu1ungeu Elm. bic oui
bic @ele6rten 9roBen @in0rud moh-
ten. 9lls Der llrbeber oieIer bon ees
niolem Sdorfiinn 5eusenOen llnter-
iuhun9en entpuppte iicb jener junee
9inou, Der 5uglei6 ieinen bisberi9en
Meroegong tlorgeleet bate.
0n feline llnteriucbungen pollig
neuortigs 2Oiungeu mottemati3 3her,
ihpierieer probleme. beIonbers aus
Dem @ebiete Der Sbeorie Der 3oblen
ent6ielten, IieB man ben junoen Snoer
nad Cambridge tommen, I'm ibn bort
feline mat6ematiIhe glusbiloung forts
lebeu gu loHsu, 9ie profeRoren Der
llniperlit6t Cambridge iino DER llebers
3eugung. OaB bic motbemotiIde Wiis
ienI9oft bon 3dmnnujon nod grob,
ortige 2siiiungeu ait eripnrten bat.
ipenn er erf einmal p0lig Die Grfobs
rungen unb Grtenntnife Der eeIamten
moOernsn Mntbemdtit in liA oufgss
Rommen BAT. 8elulti9enD ober ipirtt
ss, tpis bieler junge Snoer, Der li6 nit
ben tieflten un0 fApierigIten probles
men isinsr Wiiisnl9aft bsfoBt, in ols
eemeiner @ilbung b09itens ouf Der
6tufe zines NoItsI9iilers itebt. Ulit
groBem syIeiBe 1T ober Homonujon
fhOn am Merfe, oud bieIe 2iiden
Ieines MiHens ous0ufiillen. Ser
Sinou bietet jsbenfalls einsu neuen
8speis fir bic eIGn0enOe @eranIoeung
Der Snber fir Die motbematif9e Wifs
leni4oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

lecer S0QnD tln FTQNO DON Der Olte
Der WlcnI1en; in Der einen nGmlih
Den 2aler Der 9oitiDirtsfrau, in Der
onberen bic runoe, ipei9e Snn0 0es
Yfarrers. @s itsbt nidt einmal fef.
Oh sr Dem Yforrer iiberbaupt ettpos
geontiportet bat, uber pl0bli9 tam es
iiber i'm. bos ibn Der &irbe 5uorGn9te.
Gr 900 ben Bforrer nit, unO Die Meis
Der un0 RinDer brGnoten non.
llnten or Der Sreppe 3ur Orgelems
pore lieB er 0es pforrers 6onb log,
uno oben Icote er ben Soler nsben iicb
auf Die Sreelbont. llnb pie CT 70 ole
2iebe Der Meniden fiirs erite beiIeite
geitelIt bate, iDuroe er ii9 Der Site
Gjottes befpuBt.
0ie Weiber ltanben in ben @Gns
gen, Elm paor tauerten in ben 8Gnien.
Der Yfarrer aber mar oetpobnbeitsz
mdBig Dor ben Qlltar eetreten, aber
binaufgeben ipollte er nidbt, obne oas
aleiO, bus Dem hsilieen Drt gebiibrte.
Sben ouf Der Oreel ipieIte Der Qebs
rer: n9roBer @ott. mir loben 0i9!"
Die @emcinoe unten uno Der pfors
rer Dor ibr fielen nob ben erIten Sos
nen Elm, 1ie Iongen 0os qan3e Qieb unD
Doren itiu unO bor9ten, ipos nod
tommen piirbe. 9(ls oben olles ifiu
blieb, foItete ber pfarrer feline SGnoe
uno fprob Elm @oterunler. llnD Die
ean5e Wsibermenss fisI ouf bic &nie
unO betete nit. 9a eriff Der 2ebrer
oben in bic SoIten uno Ieiie uuo ins
mig Ihmie9ie er ben Worten ipeidhe
Some an 9ie Srgel muBte ouf lire
alien Sage Qlnoo9t Iernen, uno ibre
berroitete Stimme Hang ben 8etenz
ben lpie @n9eIsiong. 9lbcr Iie paren
ou1 gar ni9t mebr in Der Dorftir9e.
Neit uno groB mar iie ouf einmol uns
ter 0en S0nen Der olten quietlhenoen
OrgeI oeporDen. Dic gGnber uno
&rdn5s an ben Mdnoen fliiiterten, bic
Sabine in Der @de bauidte ii9 ouf, oIs
ole GOne ouf fie berabfieIen.
Simmer reiher itrOmte Der &long,
5ur 9ede Orong er audi empor, uno
ipie Don unii6tbdren SGnoen getros
gen bob iid oas &ir9enOo9, bic Some
trugen es. lln0 es mar ou9 ni9t
mebr @inter orouben. Gs muBte
pobI Syrii6Iing iein; benn cine ipsibe
Quft Drang in bic &tHe, Elm blauer
SimmeI Ihauts bsrsin, uno in breiten
65treifen I0d bic @5nnne iibpr heu
Snieenoen.
ggis ober oann oos 9lmen beg
pfnrrers eri0nte. on pertlangen ou9
obeu Ole S0ne. Die Cuff in Der Stride
mar mieoer raub uno folt, Die 9ede
Ienfte Iicb. uno bic Sobnen uno 8dns
Der bingen INIaff berab.
glbsr ii6sr bic @mpore beugte Tib
Elm GeIibt. @s Ieuhteie lpie Der
Simmel om Morseu. lleber ole lpeiBe
Rnabenitirn bing in niIben Strdbs
nen ons tpei9e, blonde Ynar. YeiDe
96n0e ltredte Ser oa oben ous, feline
9lugea itr0mten iiber bon SrGneH.
lIno er rief.
nSbr Gieben ba unieu, babt Danf!
Sd ipeiB pieoer, ooB bic MeIt gut
1T uno ooB Iie Id0n lit. llnb neil
mir Gott Oieie StunOe eefhentt bat.
min lid ibm Apieber setlpos ICbentens.
Sin @cliibbe min ib ibm Ihenten:
Gs ion tein Tropfen 9rountpeiu
mebr iiber meiHe Nippen tommen. &ein
Sropfen Wein mebr. Sort S6r's,
Sbr @eiber, Sud psrIprsbe ich es.
Sbr piBt. paS mir Der Wein mar.
lIno 0unn Ianten bic 0Gnbe ouf
bic Yriiituug. unD Der Pfarrer pintte
oeu 6roucn, on singen iie IeiIs aus
Der STRIDE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
cinO(ellIn.

9ei 3eimgebnIts- -9eitimmungen on
Stein. 0ol3. porSeGoH GjIas H. (. tp.
fdHt cs ouf. pis Oft oieislbcn Iisrit be-
funoen pcroen. G9on Dor Subren
puroe BON @ebeimrat 6. Slider bic
9eobo9tung gema6t, DoB ouf getuiis
fen 9numoterinlien Rrnntbeiiserreoer
roid 5u9ruuoe gebcn. 8. Bitter 0sigte,
OaB bic ipioerltanosfdbigen Stnpbnlos
totten ouf 2inoIeum innerbolb zines
Soges 5ugrunbe gingeH. Socobib bat
Ibon 1901 onrgetnn, ooB ole teims
toteuoe Wirtung Der DielbeIprodenea
Doesinfi3ierenoen Wonoontride" uui
Der 1emiIc9en Wirtung bes ols 8inbes
mitteI benubten Qein0ls berubt. @a
Oos QinoIcum i'm peIentli9en aus
Sort uno isbr piel 2ein0l beltebt, 70
lam Iein 0esinfettionsDsrm0ge nidt
nlmoerne9men QlLlein bei Oen DeSs
iufi3ierenoen @anbouItri9en uimmt
bic Dssiniettionspirtuns lbon nad
ipenigeu Mlonaten ab, neil bos 2ein0I
eintrodnet. Ddbreno 2inoIeum ooueruo
ipirtt.
2inoIeum 1T aHo cine TuBbooenber
tleioung. ipelcbe bic grobe 3o6l Der
bauptId6licb nit bem Gdubmert oas
raufqebrn6tcn Witroorqnnismen baus
srno al Derni4ten imitanoe it, Durh
0fleres 2(nIeu9ten ipir0 oiele Yerni1s
ting nod beiHIeuniet 9luf einem
qinoIeumfuBboDen. ipeIher jeben Sag
feudt obgetDilht piro. finben bober
Die niHt iporenbilDenDen &rontbeitss
nrreger iebr ldnel ibren llntergnns.
Die batterient0tenbe Mirturg oes
2inoIeums tommt nod 5. 5rib pabrs
lheinIicb geipiHen bemiibeu @ruppeu
i'm 2sinol 5u, uno olpar ben Srp9rups
pen bes 9inogpus.
bcfinoet iid wobL obcr oos aino 1T
Geitorbclb eS lit nr oht Eage alt
qcuoroenl" oSo, mas mar es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Si6iriPnfor(rhunn.

9Ius GbriltinHin miro geTdrieben:
DoS Sioribino Bat einen 9stroq pm
10000 &ronen (iiber 1000 Wlori)
beipiaigi. onmit Der norpeeiide 3oos
Io0e uno 9otaniter Serjon Slleu in
Die Gage perfebt iperoe. feline sepIunts
sroBe Expedition uuh Gibirien pors
5uuebmsn. Der 6oupt3ped Der Grs
petition 1T bic llnterfuhung Der fl
birilGen 6ouno uno 0lOro. llebers
oies ionen etbuogropbiihe Toribuns
gen Doroenommen iperncn. Der 6oupt,
gruno. pesbalb pas Gtortbing Die
nochgeIudte itootlicbe llnteritiiBung
eeipdbrte. Iie9t onrin, bob man Die
9offnuug bcot. es Iole oem TorIHer
geIineen, in Sibirisn 0epiiis 2lrten
BON yo0elbol5 81 enioedsn. bic aud
III glormeqen in oenienigen n0roIhs
item Qonbesteilen perbreitet lperben
t0nnten, lpo Sur3eit tein Nooelbol3
lpG4N. uno 100 Die sou5e iebigs Weges
totion aus 3per0birten beitebi. @s III
eins feititebsnbs EotlaGe. ooB Dos
norlpe9iide Glima. tppoeit piejenigen
Seile nes 4unoes in Yetraht tommeu.
Die nOroli6 pom Yolor5irteI lieeen
bicielben YorouslebuEQen fir bic @e.
getation bietst pie odsieaiQe Sibiriens,
mo aud bic 9ooenbeihaffenbeit 3uu
aroben SeiI bieicIbe 1T ME in yIor.
ipegen. yJlon hut nlleH NnloB, on5u.
nebmen. OaB es Der Expedition geIin'
sen pirb. botonild9e @utoeduneen al
maiden. bic ooSlI fiibreu psroeu. oal
Gle NaceIboI3oren5e in Horlpeeen psiD
ter nad Hproen geriidt perOen tann
alS bieS jsBi Der 5aIl 1T.
-~;o ,,irh4 ,,,A Ntn Ql}oun ni,,o- ~ SC-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

&c Slpt 03 U'0'ef N'SRIVyV"
iUenig.
I Gine nsute qartis" 1T oft cine
idIs4te Seirat!
Rod ebe man Mann ipirb, ipir6
mon oft @bemann.
Die Iogeuanute 8Iinbenbibel ums
fabt 62 ituttIihe 8Gnpe.
Cine iOu5entrierte ao6foIalSfung
eefriert erit BET = 21.5 @eIiius.
Dor Offenen Hiiren IdBt fi9 19le9s
ter BORDEN ais DOT gsi@IOheneHI
goter @ronit fommt in bem graz
nitrsi9en 9suti4Ioub iiberboupt ni4t
Dor.
@os @0rt6en sd" 1T eines Der
tleinlten. uno i'm Weeni9enleben iits
oas grpBts. d
pie gebObsne Stimmung tOmmt
oft srf BEL sebOtsneu 9Idfern gum
@ori6ein.
Seoe Grfiilung Bat einen bitte~
rsn 9eigei9mod. glur Soften 1T reir
nes Slid.
NeuIiiopaIes ION mebr bers
idieoene pfIou5enorten baber. als
gang europa.
lleber sinsn Rrititsr gu f8impfsn
1T niemanO erlaubt - ouBer einem
onoeren Rrititer.
Denn cine 5rnu be9auptet, iie berA
lange nur iHr &ecbt. Damn perlangt iie
gepib elm @orre4t.
Mois 9(beba, bic SauptifoDt NbeSs
iiniens, Iie9t beinube nod 1000 Wleter
bOber ols ole S6neetoppe.
pie Regsntropfsn boben nt1t 3us
gelform. ionoern iino meiitens fla9
nit Supplying na4 unteH.
StoIien bat i'm @erbdItnis gu
ieiner GinnObHer5abl mebr Sbeoter,
ols leoes ouoere 2uno Der GrDe.
Gin tiirtiidss geisb DsrIeibt bsm,
Der einen 8runneH orGbt, einen bes
itimmten Sell bes umIisgenpeH 2aHs
oes.
Wenu oIles. pos perIpro9en uno
gepolIt. CUR SGT eepOrDeu pGre. 70
bate sic WeIt teine Seiieruug mebr
n0tig.
9eObo@te einen NsnideH Dor
bem @ertc sinss groEsR &HnltIsFs
uno ou tunnll elnen Veil ieIner @eele
tenuen Iernen.
@or 100 Sobren eab es uMr elm
ein5ioes RsiIoardnt in Berlin (Dols
LODI 0inter rem SieBhauie), 100 man
gluitern beiaHl
mir moGen's MD, psrhsblen odB
mir Die beiCbeicsnen yeuie nuy ossbalb
lieben. neil lie unierer elsenen llnbs-
ibeioenbeit lnsbr &aum 9eteu
Das Rot fir bic Goieu Der fraus
3DIi1cben GpIoNten pIro MIR in elmer
Tnbrit ber9eileut uno 8par in elmer
osutlcben gu 2uopi9sbufeu.
Die NolfsftGmme an Der amerifas
uil6en Sgiifte he's @roben Oaeons bos
ben idb iebt ooron gep0bnt. ou9 Die
@ier Der SeemDlpen 5l elen.
8si Den Nomo uno 8er9oomara
tperben ole GDbne noh Dem JnmiIiens
nomen Der W2utter uno bic S09ter
noH oem oes 8oters genonnt.
Die Mobommeboner trogen feline
@eioenitoffe. 0o bic Ssioe oos @rs
5euenis elmer Houpe lit unb iie cine
IoIAe itetS fir unrein ertldren.
M Sonbbetrieb ltelIts man in Der
StuHoe etpn $50 6intermouerungs.
sisgel fer, mooerne Mol9inen Iiefern
5000 Stiid in Oerielben 3eit
rid t ole Meni9sn tGuIGen; es
gibt oud Wobrbeit inter ibnen, unO
bic treue Qiebe eines Gin5igen gibt
unS al ienes Slid tpieoer, ipeIhes
mir our6 bmoertfo8e GGuI9ung bers
loren bobeu.
Sn Sopan finoet Der @snuB bes
MolfiIhfleiidhes 5unebmenb ipeitere
9erbreihIng. Yan bat bieies Tleilb
bort ibrigens idon felt msbrsren
Sobren Iowobl frilh. oIS ou9 in tons
IerOiertep 3uIlanbs gegei1sn, jebt iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

ugSoS bat Oenn ser 1oftor oe.
ioat2" uGr fii6ltc So6u'S 90ric,
imO oann iaatc cr Is mare feine
@olInmg"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

Sic nidt auh oic SSolle zines on0c-
rem SdoicS an aorper2"
Gr meiB lid 5n 1clfen n
9lr5t: o&or allen Dingcn oiirfen Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

befinoct iih pobI, obcr oas aino 1T
Gcitorbcb cS 1T mir oht Eagc alt
QGuoroenl" 80 mos mar es
ocnu2 r. Sin Widoben.~ oSa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

9li6t id limm. $50 fonn
nidt 6e9reifen ,Srou @rimt6ol wie
Sic ooS @nar elmer anOeren Srmi
tro0cn fonneu2~ Sic: uSra9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
0sntsu IdBt ii9 Ierusu.

aeute gibt ss OieIe, msni@sH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

0onn gIanbe ids lNon; 6ei Der III
Gin Wlo0dcu uic lan0cr ais odt Sose
GcbIiebcnl
sler5tIide llnteriu6ung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

Go III bemertenStpert. BOB. ipie
'ieBt felieeiteut 1T. gum erlten WoIe
bic 8abi Der an oeutlHeu llniperiitds
ten ituoierenosn 9luslGnber in pieiem
leBten Ninter. Dem BON 1918 ouf
1914. elmer 9Riidgong erfobren bat.
Mie bic r00ifi1cbe 3eitung" erfdbrt. II
Dor uIIem bic 3abl Der ruIliden Mss
bioiner. ae9en ole lch cine Itorte ata.es
mif6e Str0mung riHtste. in oieiem
Solbiobr pom 2446 ouf 2259 geIuns
ten, nfo I'm 1877 8uriidgegnngen.
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9l6cnos nibt mc6r ID lauge fneis
penl~ Cos mcroc ic6 beiol0en ih
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-28
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-28
MARKET STRONGER
 AS BUYING GROWS

New York. April Opening Slow trading and narrow movements in stocks, after a firm opening today. suggested that the market had settled down for a period of waiting The uncertain status of the Mexican sit uatson attached unusual hazards to speculation on either side of the mar ket and traders held back
 For the first time in several days the cables showed only small varia- tions in quotations of American stocks in London and the market missed the impulse which hitherto has come from that quarter.
 First changes, while small were mostly upwards Gradually the mar ket hardened until a majority of tlae active stocks advanced point or
 more. Canadian Pacific rose 2 points and Mexican Petroleum 3 1-4
 Noon-The advance was extended during the morning until general gains of 1 to g points were shown at noon. Elimination of weak bull accotnts by the recent drastic liQuidation put the market in a better position to respond to operations on the long side
 Shorts were intimidated into buying by the steady strength of the list and absence of offerings from inside sources at the higher levels promoted confidence of the bulls. Railroad shares were not affected by break in Mis- souri Pacific to IA the lowest in many years.
 Bonds were firm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-28
LITTLE BENINY.S NOTE BOOK
By Lee PaKss5.

To-day was my berthday, beeing 10 yeers old, and dident wunt to go out avn akkount of not wunting a.wI the fellos to punish me 10 times for, luck, and was standing looking out Of our parler windo and Puds Sim kins and Sam Krawss and Reddy MeT- fy stopped outside avn the paymint and stood thare looking at me. Puds simkins hollertng Rum avn out. Benny.
 Aftir a while, I sed.
 Wy don't you kum out now, sed Sam Krawss, and sed, don't wunt to.
 Aw, hes afrayed. Reddy Merfy hoI- Tered. hes afrayed to get punished for his berthday.
 No, I'm not, eethir. T sed. that shows how hutch you no.i and he sed. why don't you kum out, then
 Gekause don't wunt to, I sed, and Teddy and Sam and Puds l1ollered to- gethir, yure afrayed, yure afrayed-
 III sho you weathir I am or not I sed And kwick got my cap Iand went out, wich as soon as did the hole of them ran up and startid to punish me different phases. counting 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. 6, T. 8. g, 10 vile they was doing it. but fealing as if they was eetch spuntshing about 100.
 Hay, that's 10, that's 10, sed. and they awl stopped puntshing and then Reddy Merfy sed. wun for good luck. and gave me anuthir punish.
 Wun for good luck, sed Sam Krawss and Puds Sfmkins both to- gethir eetch giving me anuthir punish
 Wun for bad luck, sed Reddy Merfy. and gave me anutf1ir wun, and Sam and Puds sed. Wun for bad luck. and eetch gave me anuthir wun, me say ing. hay, not so hard, not so hard.
 Wun to get married. sed Teddy Merfy, giving me anuthir wun. And startid to back up sayin. no, sir, no fare, yure jest making them up.
 Yure krazy, that's in it, sed Reddy Merfy, and Sam and Puds both gave me anuthir wun apeece, saying, wun to met married, and Reddy Merfy thawt mint and then sed, wun to get beried and gave me anuthir wun, and so did the uthir both saying wun to get berried and Reddy Merfy look ed as if he was jest going to think of anuthir wun, and sed, say fellos you no Puds Simkinses sissey cuzzin Persey, we'll his birthday is today, too.
 G, wig lets go erround and find him. no wundir he dident kum er- round, sed Reddy Merfy. he.w wont have anuthir berthday in a hurry if he can help it, awl rite. And they startid to run erround, thinking was going with them, only I ran back in the house insted, avn akkount of I. don't no wen Perseys berthday is, jest say ing that to keep Reddy Merfy frum thinking up eny moar reezins for puntshes, and aftir suppir about 10 different felios rang the doar bell and asked me to kun out Wich did ent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-28
THE PLAZA

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 A Day in Erin.s' spectacular Singing and musical production with three talented artists in the cast, B proving one of the most artistic and cesses The principals are on a pleasure tour of Esrfn's Isle, and the sweet, enchanting strains of al harp harmdnize delightfully."- with the clear soprano and baritone voices of the singers very pretty romance is rather peculiarly brought to light
 Hefschel HendIe. s.the man who ed his right to the title in the per- f0rmanee he gave yesterday AL though but a youth Mfr. HendIe dis played remarkable talent in the ren- dftion of the masterpieces of the most famous music masters, including Cho- pin; Ldtz and Holman and his ex- quisfte touch lent unusual character to his work A novel finish which was greatly appreciated by the audience, was the story Of his life. travels and loves told in a melody df popular and s.old tfme'' airs.
 Pack Home, is the title of a dainty Irritation slSit made up of song and Walker which is being enthusfastical- ly received at every performances
 A. O. Duncan, Americas representa- tive ventriloquist and Barry and Nel- son. in one of the cleverest acrobatic novelties ever staged here, make up
 Our Mutual GirF' inspects the U. E S. Arkansas, now in Mexican waters and is much surprised at the display of artillery on board 'The Bowery Boys a roaring Keystone comedy.
 Debut in the Secret Service, 7 fas- and Village School Days, are in- c1uded in the biIl