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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18
Grabtrarbeitz Gpntratte petgeben.

nfongs ser Wo6e nurbe NIT ben
@rabtren BON State Gural 9tgblDGn
$50. "a begonnen. Die &ontratuo
puroen Oonrersto9morgen lebter Ssodr
an gSillto1n Semen, t9arpep 2eopoih
1nb 8. s. @6n1tb, alle BON @aba||n
oergeben. SIM @an5en muroen 6 Goa=
trafte pergeben, 3 an S6n1tb, 2 m
Senien uno ether an 2eopolb. Oundj
Sic Q(rbett Sic i6on bereitS an oleIez
2anol ltrabe setan >purOe, 1T e8 nibt not
menbig ge1lonnte @trabe 0ur6peg sE
9raotren. $50 i6on friiber slrbett ge=
tan puroe brau6t Ote Strabe nllri2
6ub breiter ge11a6t 5u iperhen.
Sdr1ik unb Senlen bober bereits
NIT ibrer Nrbett begonnen. 8tS 5lliH
Is. Sftober l1d6ten Sabres nruE
1dntltde @rabtrarbett Dollen0et ietn
uno erbolte1 Sic Gontraftoren 0afitr Die
@un1me BON $12,804,30. Otes lit
So, ,8424.8O pe11tger alS bteie 9lrbeit
bonn 8er1neHer 0obertlon perani6lasf
tporben mar.
Stir sic earSe Nrbett pie til sbeH
Bldnen uno @peciftfattonel1 porge=
| l6rieben lit tpurbe et1 Nngebot etnge@
ret6t uno 3tpar BON 81. g. Mnberlon Doe
@prtugfiel6. @etn 9lneebot belief lih
ouf $54, 4,239,48. etlt6e 9u11oert DoHars
pe11tger ais pte bonn Diitrift Sngeniell1
perani6last. Berner mar fir Die @ras
6trarbeit ein Nngebot BON Trte0erid -zf
Barnoro bon M}t11neapolt8 trn Betraes
BON $17 ,941.35 etngelaufen. Oa oteies
iebo6 sic peranl6lagte Sun1me bonn
Bern1elier UNI $1,212.25 iiberl ltieg, le,
tpurbe btele8 Nngebot nt6t berildz
ii9ttst.
Stir sen Bau ser 11otnenbtsen Briiden
lag et1 Nngebot BON @tlltam O'9bee
&c. Cons BON MtnneapoltS I'M 8etrase1
BON $6l45 Dor unb fiir ote Glllpert1I
Mrbeit etneS BON g. s. @a11}pn Dnlt
@prtnsftelb I'M 8etra9e BON 81, ,327z
Otto gfettse BON Weanfato batte ein]
Nngebot eingereint fir ben 8au Der
8riiden nnb @ulperts i'm 8etrage poll11
$7,755. OteieS Nngeb6t i6lob ie6ob
@ulpert Nrbett I'M 8etrage bon .$l6Ml
nt6t Elm. @dntlidr glngebote fM1
Briiden lr1o @ulDertS ipurben perz]
tporfell uno Der &ountp glubttor 1purbe]
angepteien biS gum IL. Sftober neue]
9lngebote fiir bteie Nrbett etn5ufor6ernssl
Nngebote fiir Sic &teSarbett iperben ert]
nd6teS Tribiabr etagefor6ert tperee1L]
Dte Soften fiir 0ieie glrbeit tpurben jporIl|
Dtitrift Snge1lieur auf $24,535 DerAl
anI6lagt. @elm bic Gontraftorrn Sin]
ibrer Nrbett nt6t aufeebalten 1ufrbeu,|
| 10 iollte Ste 9trabe btrmen IA MonateH|
| fit apn6 ferti9 kin. g
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18
Mtiettler Set ndditcn Spnnta9, 20
September

2ekten Trettagabe11b berlan1,1telte Itb
soa8 arrangement &on1ttee fiir bas 10.
Nltiett(er Teit uno ertparf oos BrD=
sron1n neldeS nd6lten 9onntng ghad=
nttta9 CUR Dur6fiibrung eelangen {on,
Wte IN friiberen Sabren nitro oub bieIes
Sabr Ser 01ebeaftu8 al1f 2 NnipradeH
bel6rdnft. Ser itellpertrete11be Olopm
Sbeo. Mneler bdlt Sic Begriibungs=
anlprode unb gilbert 9teinbauler oie
Teltreoe. Die 2. 91egt1nent8fapelie
liefert Sic N1ul lif. Gtlide Inrrlnuu=
n1erl1 BON ietten ser j30glin9e lreroeH
aufeeFiibrt unb e8 gtbt a116 Mettipiele
fiir Sic &t1loer. 9te Btontere lnb SILT
iettler ltnb ou6 oteie8 Sabr >pie6er bic
G)dit Ser Sunepiol1tere. Sbre Nbz
5eide1 tperben lie oben I'M larf be-
fonl1nen.
0a1nit feine Mibperitan0ntlle oor=
berr1d)en ioll 1o01nolS erndbnt >peroeEs
bob olle biejerige1l melde >pdbre11o lllss
por Sem Snbianerfrie9 liter moren als
rEtoniere" be5etdnet lperben. Soldg..
Sic Ipdter fo11elL aber 1bon 40 0abrs
bier eepoDnt bobe1l r1lD iiber 90 Sabg
alt {i11o >perben olS u2lltiettler" lss
seidnet. u9lltIettler" io>pobl lpie BIO
1liere" befomn1el tire Teltob5etbell llns:
lonlt, 9llle onberen be5ablen etnen Gtl=
trttt bon 10 GentS.
Gi11 Go,1itee beitebeno aus Den
6raue11 @. q. Nltpill Tral1 8. @..Bel
unb 5Srau 8. 8. &roof miro oafiir
lorse1l bob Sic uAlten" et1pa8 gutes
su e]ien befon111e11. OteieS miro ibnen
au6 11ne11tgeltltd 9eliefert. 9llle 9n=
oeren nel6e getptllt l11b int Barf tbr
Supper" et11Sunebmen >ptrb polluuf
Oelegenbeit gegeben oteies 5u tun lu1D
5tpar gu et1len ratlonoblen Hreiie. Silz
Grfrtl6ungen jeglider 9lrt lptrO be1tens
gelorgt lperoer, Gine berSltde Girts
loolu1g ereebt an Sic 8iirserldaft 9een
lllmS un5 u1ngeger0 bl1r6 tbre geteifl=
gung on1 Nelte mtt5ubelfen SEN nSllten'
etnen ongenebnen 9}a6n1tttag gu BE-
rettel1. 0te Setetli9ung lollte iiber=
boupt eiae nett 9r0bere iein mie. je SllpEn
neil oas betreffenoe &omitee ant Odtta
mood bte 8el ltimmung traf, oab oGs
lleberldub bon 0ieiem Belte IN ben
oeutlde ,tnb 6iterretdzlt1lgariide Wpn
&reu5 TonbS flteben ion, slllo alp
gum Nltfettlerfeit I'M Iurner Yar
nd6 iten .9onntag. +
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18

9auptbeer 3u trennen. yie ztIa's5 @
bes Sen. BON Billion bot fi@ metz
iterbaft gebalten unb 5u1ammen nit
benz redhn 5liigel bes beutf6en
3entrums sni6t ttl1r Rbeims, irnz
bern au6@pernap sebolt.n @eineMuf<
ga1e NOR neben ber bet Mra1ee pon
&luds 5ufaaenben bic f@perfte. Cine
aan5e @o@e lang mubte er ben
fur9tboren .Drud ber fran50it1den
unb englii@en 2rnee ousbolten.
@ein bortnddiges MuSbalten lpor
ouber ber bon &1ud felbit enttpidelz
ten eritaunliden @@nelligteit bic
&ettung fir bes lebteren Mrmee.
9ie 6eutide 2tnie siebt ii9 mutt.
mebr ppn @oiiions iiber @pernap u,
ReDignp na9 8erbun, mo bic Mrmee
oe5 beutl4en &ronpain5en eine bur9
W}eb II. bic Nrgonnen gefhiibte @tel<
lung einntmtnt uno 8erbun Be-
{dieBt. Die Steuung bes Deutlden
aronprin5en 1T i@on beSbalb BON
belonoerer Mi4tigfeit, neil iie einen
srpben Sell ber fron50ii1@en Mrmee
feFbdlt unb fp an gemeinlAaftliGer
Nftion auf bas beutlbe Centrum BET
@e0i9np un6 2aimont perbinbert.
9te beutf6e @teuung 1T elmer groz
ben &c" ni&t undbnli@. SIM Snz
nern berielben befinoen ii@ &beims,
gbalons unb @erbun.. Der Riiden
lit frei, unb es 1T NIT einiger @is
@erbett an3unebmen, oaB 1i@ i'm
Norben ber n60 BEL st. Quentin.
Peronns unb Gambrot au9 beutf@e
Sruppen befinben. sSm @uben balz
ten bic Qlrmeen bes Sen, bon 9eez
rineen uno bes baberif@en &ron>
prin5en bic fron50iii&en @arnt{o=
men pon NoncD unb Soul feit. 8ets
be Te1tungen tperben bombarbiert
9ie fran3Dfi1de Mrmee in 8elfort
oiirfte bur@ bic beiben Diterei4ti4er
Mrmeeforps, BON benen man 1eit 8e:
ginn Der groben @9lo9t niAts meb1
geb0rt bat, feit5ebdlten tperben. :.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18
Nnr ettt @eti6t.
9tns 9ieppe 1tebergabe ser criten
Mr,nee ge1nelbet+

2onbpn, Is. Sept. Ser &orre=
{ponbent ber vGentrol Neps" in
9ieppe melbet unter benz ge1tri9en
Datum, Mpntog, ben IA. @ept., oob
man in 9ieppe er5dblt, bob bic 4r>
NEE bes Sen, BON &lad it4 ergeben
bobe. M0rtlt@ fiigt Der &orrelponz
bent bin5u: ~6ter gebt Elm @eru@t
UNI, bos bic l1ebergabe ber BON
&lud1 19en Mrmee melbet. Sie1e 1ou
bur9 cine Tlantenbepegung. Der Ser
biinbeten iiber 9om unb Hppe 5uz
1ammen nit @erf ftdrtungen pon
8oulpgne ertptrtt porben fetn. @sn
bpn &lud ergab 1t9 onseblt@ nit
14,OOO Monn, tpdbrenb Elm onberer
8eri9t iagt, bab es 25,000 W}orn
tparen." (Die No6ri@t 1T hO4t unz
mabrf9einli@. 9enn erfens banz
belt es f9 nur um etn 9eru@t'
5peitens tft bic 9epei4e geitern gez
1brieben unb bur9 ipdtere W}tttetz
lungen bes beutf@en @eneralftabea
bereits griinbli@ miberlegt poroe11'
unb brittens tpurbe ielbit BON feino=
Ii9er @eite bic Mrmee bes Sen. bon
&lud an Der Misne, in Der @egenb
BON @oiFons, in befeitigter @telung,
semelbet, tpdbrenb Sam unb Rope
bebeutenb nDrbli9er lie9en. Mubsr>
benz beitonb bic Mrmee aug bret @rz
,11sstorps obsr 10000 i: o Mlann: Msnn
6teie 6ot1 geiterft ftan1men6e g}a&ri4t
ou@ nur einen @6tmmer Der Mabrz
beit an fi@ triige, 70 pdre bic 1eber>
eobe obne 3tpeifel ldnsit BON an>
berer unb bon offi3ie1er @ette ge>
melbet iporben. Mnm. b. @eb.)
9lmtlider 8eridt.
Berlin, Is. Sept. iiber Mm1teroam
uno 2on6on. Ser beut14e @eneralz
itqb bat beute Die folgenoe offt5te4e
Mntiinoigung betannt gegeben:
nMuf benz meitli4en &rtegS14aus
plaB 1T ebr Ie4te 5lugel un1erer Mr>
n1ee an 1ebr befttgen, aber nnentf4ie>
0enen @@la@ten beteiligt getpe1en,
9ie 5ran3ofen, bic nnfere 2tnten gu
our@bre@en beriu&ten, tpurben glanz
5eno gef9lagen.
vQln allen anberen puntten, tpl
&dmpfe itattgefunben baben, ftn6 nod
teine entf@etbenoen gtefultate er5ielt
tpprDen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18

pe1Ge en bic .ppft" metB Ye1ruz
srob ii@ uuf eine meiiterbafte Wet1e
aug benz o1tpreuBi1hen @@lamaHel
gu 35ieben, Ser 8eribt,. ber ben
Mut mo@en ion, lautet
tpie. folgt: vl1m ben Seitsrrei9ern
gu belfen, bra@en bic Deut14en nit
acknowledgement M}a6t ouf un1ers
@teuung 5ipif@en g}orbenburg unb
@olbap. @lei@5eittg batten mir
Sruppen auriidge5ogen, I'M gegen bic
Deiterrei@er I'M @iioen 5u tampfen.
Ser beuti@e Mngriff mar beSbalb
1ehr 3eitgemdb. 2lber unler General
@ennentompf bra@te benz 5einbe
f@pe:e @erluite Bel,
F5e1ner bert9tet Der Rorre1ponz
bent, bob Elm beut1@es Mrmeetorps
unb bic Seile etnes onberen nunz
mebr perloren feien, Ser 3eitungs=
mann 1T ndmli6 glei@5eittg Elm
prpplet unb milttdrif6er @@arffes
ber. St beri6tet ndmlth, baB bi.
beutfden Sruppen NIT ibren 0iterz
rftdii@en @affenbriibern einfo9 II
~ 5eitung Pr3empsl eingeldlofer
tperben tpiirben. Sen @@1nb BEG
8ert9tes bilbet eine lange &iite Del
getp1bnli9en 1ufiif&en 9elbentotsn
in Beg 3pei @uffen ein Dfterei4ts
ihes 9trmeetorps in bos rufiiI4f
2oger fii6ren, i ND anbere.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18
&egeiiterte Mailenperl lamntln11g.

Sic bieen pte&u5 ilfseeieaaft peranaete @eamm
ung nabm 9ntgen &erauf &ciu bertrtt al Grpartunen
93eoen ourdpeg an5e1ungn 5eer peridDnrt burd G5e=
lang uub @luiit aunttee 5um @anneln @ubierp
tpnsgel0era
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18
@lttl@ei0u11gSi
lit Ssra1tfrei0 tego1lte>l.

Nadoem oe 9eutid Nrmee i nngGbr gSpde MMdamq
beano bat oeiebe al gma cine 5e erpRe @adt ang
@neraliab eldrt Ste Gage m efen fit en gerbbe baben
auf Der gan5en Gdbadltnie fetnen Stg oappngetraaeu
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18

@erIin Is. @ept., iiber &openba.
gen. 9ier >uirb pffi5iea befannt sc,
aaadt, bak Gen. ppn Seerinsen int
Gliafs Sic 2ffeniipe ergriffer n1lb
bic Tranopien in Der gtabe pun
Wiromagng, 1rUroli6 pon Sclfurt,
i!ber bic &ogeien getrte6en bat.
9iur0,ueitlid pun 9lltftr6 ioueu nud)
beftige &fe itattfinoen.
9}a4 Der l1ebergabe bon 2ongpD
i'm Der beuti ti9e Eronprin5 eine I'M
terrebung nit bem fran5Ditf9en 8es
feblsbaber Der gefauenen Teitung gez
babt unb tbm f@pere 8orlpiirfe oar<
iiber 9emaat baben, oa5 bic fron30z
1i19en @plbaten DumzDumz&ugeln
pGbrenb Der @4la9t benubten, Qls
ter fron30if4e General benz &ron=
prin5en feinen Degen iiberrei9te, loQ
ber &ronprin5 ben 9egen iiber benz
ante 5erbro@en boben. nSbren 9ez
gen mub i9 nebmen", ion Der &ronz
prin5 gefagt baben, als er bic Mafz
fe 5erbra4, naber Sbre @olboten
bQben nit unebrli@en Mitteln aez
fGmpft." Ser General itritt bte 0s., 81
bauptung bes &ronprtn5en ab, boq
tpurben np@ 8orrGte BON Dumz
9umz&ugeln in Der eroberten 5ez
flung gefunben.
2pnbon, Is, @ept. 9ie Gngldnz
ber beetlen 1tb Der Welt mttautetlen,
baB bic Melbung, ruffii&e Sruppen
1eten bur9 @nglano na4 5rontret9
unb Belgten gel9tdt &porben, cine
llnpobrbett iei. Die W5elbung pi1b
BON amtl:9er @eite iogor iebr enerz
gti9 obgeldugnet, 9te 3eniur bat
1i9 in ben lebten Sagen pieber berz
moben Derftdrtt, baB bic 3eitungen
benz publitum nur pbantaiiegemalz
be porleben tDnnen. seSn ben g1o4z
ri9ten pirb bic Mrmee bes &rpnz
prin5en BON Bapern, Der BEL Nancr
itebt, forttpdbrenb nit ber Mrmee
bes beutI@en &ronprin5en, Der BEL
Werbun itebt, pertpe@ielt. 9te Set
tungen geben 1elbit gu, bab bic ou=
genbltdli9e Sage bur9aus untlar 1T,
itimmen aber barin iibereir, bab es
Sen. BON &lud na9 etnem mel iters
baften &iid3uge gelungen 1T, pieber
fefen SUB gu fof1en.
2pnbon, Is. @ept. 2lu@ bic ruiz
ii19en Beri9te BON @ali5ien tlingen
beute tpeniger prablerif6, unb es if
NIT einiger @i@erbeit an5lnebmen.
boB bic Sefterrei@er ben HuKen eine
geial3ene g}ieoerloge beigebra6t ba>
bn, Der 8eri4t lautet tp0rtlih:
r0bglei4 mir tetne 91a6rtdt erz
balten baben, bob Der Mrmee beg
Sen. 8rufiiloff Elm l1ngliid po1'
1iert 1T unb obelei4 mir nod nthtS
DON Sen. &u5stD gebDrt baben, II
ntmmt mon 6o4 an, bab bic DETER
rei6er Elm 9rtttel ibrer gan3en DR.
NEE unb 8tpet Drittel ibrer gon3er
Mrttuerie perloren baben. Mu@ if
es tlar (obglei@ man iiberbaupt mod
nthts geb0rt baD, bab bic iibriger
Settle Der Dfterrei@if9en Mrmee uni
bic 9ilfsforps ber beutiden Mrmet
beretts in pr5empsl einge1@loFer
finb. Man ptrb iie bort Big gum
Gnbe bes &rieges uaufbeben," (9te:
fes Muiter BON ruffi@er &riegsbes
rt@teritattung fprt@t fiir it@ ielbft
Mnm. b. &eb.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18
@erbe1t altis 6a,tpt QeihlaQe1t.

9e rbe el aber Sic nad ngarm engeorunaen
tit au ber ga6en 9inie gdlagn sm Glappnien
nno 8ana iino jett pp0tanoie 6einoe eeidubert,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18
Sage tnt Dite1t oitnjtio

yntid gilna 9lrmee 1io eeihegen tet pernidte S
Guen erlten grp;e Gerute nno beFnbcn m III iloer ut
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18

- @eo. 9tege bon Goltrtlano bat
etne @telle in ser Sniurance Oifice bon
9enntn9ien an9etreten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18

GpnDDn, l5. Sept. .S1 e1:ler
aus &openboger etngetroffenen 9ez
pe1@e beibt e., baB ber 8erliner
u2ofal<M l<Mn5eiger mel6et, bob Der
@runb, pesbal6 bic D1terrei4i1he
Mrmee in @oli5ien ge14lagen &puroe,
in Der nummettf9en ueberle9enbett
ber ru1iti9en Q(rmee 5u 1u6en 1T.
9ie 3obl Der ru1iif9en Sruppen
iibertrof bic 6er Oeferret4er un0
Deut!9en INN $4,000 Monn. Die
@erlufte Der Seferrei@er paren rte
fig, etn5elne Ne9imenter Derloren alle
Sfft5tere. 9te &uffen brangen gon3
pl0bli@ 5pti@en ben 2lrmeen Der
@enerdle 9onfl un6 Muffenberg Dor
lunb mo9ten ben Hidoug bobur4
IIob1 npttpenbig.
\ Gin onberer &orre1ponbent be-
houptet, baB ker Steg bet &uifen
ibrer Mrttllerte au5uf6reiben t t.
Rotterbam, iiber 2onDon, 10.
@ept, Gtne Berliner Depei9e erz
tldrt. bab Der beutfGe groBe Gene
rolitab NIT bet augenbltdli@en Sage
in Trontrei9 unb NIT Der neuen
Gntptdlung auf bent @@la@tfslbe
1ebr 5ufrieben 1T, Ser @eneralitob
peigert ii9 aus ftrategifhen Grim
ben, ben iiber Der naben 3utunft
liegsnben @@leisr gu ii aftsn. gtbt
obsr au, bab etne t1eue @8lodt be-
gonnen bat, bic BEL Der Mbfenbung
6es Sele9ramms 9iinitig fir bic
Deutf@en itanb. Mit btefem Sele<
gramm ftmmen bic 8eri&te on cen
8otf9ufter unb bic BET Tetnbe p0l>
Zig iiberein, nur nit benz unterf9ie>
be, baB Sen. bon Rlud feline Rud=
ipdrtsbepegung bereits am Montag
ober pieuei@t gar am @onntag abenb
gum 6alten bra@te, iobalb er erz
rei4t batte, tpas ct pollte, nGmli9
eine giinitige @tellung an ber Mtsne
nno bic BON ben 8el9iern erpor>
teten @eritdrtungen. Ma@ ben FROM
[50itlden unb englii9en 8ert@ten 1T
les ben @erbiinbeten troB piitenber
lg&dmpfe nt@t eelun9en, bic pon
lRludf@e Mrmee BON benz beutfden
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-18

2onbon. Is. Sept. sSn elmer De-.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-01
Impressions Of
 BeardsIey Park

People of Bridgeport have become so used to their beautiful parks that they take them a, matter of course, and do not rightly appreciate them. A visitor to this city, M. E. Ruther, of Holyolze, Mass, has sent to The Farm CT the following impressions gained at Beardsley park How many have taken the pains to examine the statue of MT. Beardsley. as closely as did this visitor? How many have watched the frolicing of the sea gulls in the lake? Our contributors impressions follow:
 What a, beautiful statue, the type of 3, perfect man, the type of man which has made America great. Behold the sad expression on the face and yet look closely at the kindly humorous eyes, that great forehead, expressive Of 8 powerful will! Notice the graceful attitude, those well fitting clothes in- dicative of a healthy prosperity, and the bamboo cane, a symbol Of dem ocracy and absence of false pride
 The artist who designed the statue must have been in love with his work, or else he could never have succeeded in creating such a masterpiece of sculpture.
 The big. volcanic rock nearby Is a splendid textbook for the study of natures workshop and it's results. while the variety of healthy looking trees are a treat to any lover of nature and it's treasures. The grey squir-
  ments are amusing to watch.
 The greatest treat, however, came quite unsuspectedly. While sitting on a bench overlooking the lake, my at terItion was attracted by the Strange nanuevers of a flock of sea guI4s, some 50 or 60 in number. They would perform graceful movements in the air and then suddenly drop into the water forming a. circular group Then, apparently under command, they would form in single file, in squares and so forth, meanwhile Tapping their wings in the water and keeping up a happy chatter.
 After watching them for some time came to the conclusion these playr fu1 birds were having a picnic. While all this fro1icing was going on, appar- 1 ent1y messengers were being sent out l to the harbor to see how things were. | progressing on their natural field of 1 operations. Sometimes these nnessen- l gers were followed by other messen- I gers, which were apparently under 1 command of some directing authority
 among the birds.
 | E found the performance as interest I ing as some drama played by humans.
 In Beardsley park, Bridgeport has t something of which it can be justly
 proud.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-01

Youths a stuff will not endure.
 There's a silly age in girlhood, just as there is with youths. Erom four teento twenty a girl thinks that all she has to do is to frame up an ideal lover, hang his picture in her mind. carrying the duplicate Of it in her heart, and watch out for the first fel- low to come along who bears any kind of a resemblance to it. She considers this, to be of a romantic turn of mind. Every young man she is brought in contact with seems to resemble her ideal in some particular; or, at least. she assumes he does.
 She expects his heart to be touched by loves flame at their first meeting, and is quite in the mood to be made love to. Flight girls out of ten are ready to wed as for that matter, leap. ing into life of which they know nothing. The average young man meets a girl and either considers her. oily good company or mighty pretty but a bit too shy He could spend a pleasant evening or a dozen with the charming maiden, but if he was called away suddenly, unable to resume his calls, he might think of her a fort night At the end of that time he would be looking around among a, new crowd of girls who surrounded him for a companion, quite as agreeable as she was.
 True, he may write a few fervelt letters < to her, but the feryency of these Asoon wane When a man has scarcely interest enough to open a let. ter which he knows is from a partiell- lar girl letting it lay about in his col far or handkerchief box for two or three days. and puts off from time to time the irksorne task of answering 1t, he may be said to be off her list en- tire1y.
 Young girls cannot bring themselves to believe this. They are sure he was intended for t1eIns and even though this interest may blow hot and then flow cool, he is sure to return to them, finding out how dull life is without chem. By the time they have wasted useless years in such delusive hope they begin to wake up. Because girl likes certain man it is no reason that her liking will touch a respon- siye chord in his heart. He may be attractive to just the opposite kind of 2. girl. She is very lucky if she can come across just the kind of a man she wants They are not made to or der.
 IA man or woman's looks count for little. It is that subtle quality, inde-= scribab1e, yet tangible, which draws two hearts together. Ideals usually have to be swept down from their dus- ty pedesta1s before they consent to accept the real man when he comes along Romance is very beguiling, but until a girl is old enough to show common sense in her choosing she is not scompetent to take unto herself a husband.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-01
MRS. GIFFORD pINCH0T
 $ BUSY CAMPAIGNING

Erie, Pa, Oct LA bride. of +only j few weeks, Mrs Clifford Pinchot, kho is spending her Honeymoon tray Hing with her husband on a. campaign bur Of Pennsylvania. for the United ttastes Senatorial election, took the andidate's place at meetings here to- lay MT Pinchot has been seized rith a. severe attack of ptomaine pois- ming and was confined to his room to By.
 Mrs Pinchot went direct from his hck room at 6:30 o'clock this morn ng to a place where 800 employees of local factory had gathered to hear fer husband speak. She told the =rowd that Mir. <Pinchqt was i'll and hen handed out copies 6f his platform D all there. At a score Of other naces where her husband was to have
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-01
Little Beauty Chats
BY BLANCHE BEACON

 well and see that it is prepared plain ly. A quart anl a half to two quarts Of fresh cool water should be taken during the day, as this hushes out the stomach, which is what it needs.
 An iron tonic, taken as your family physician may direct, will also aid in improving your general physical con 1itfon.
 Now let us discuss several remedies for cold cores, as, if left unInolested, they will eat into the flesh, causing very noticeable sears.
 cold sore treatment, which is sim -plfcity itself, is as follows: Wet the unsigntly blister with liquid canphor, then fluff on subnitrate of bfsmuth. Tn this way the sore is protected by a paste After applying the healing paste, the sore must he left to shed. It's scab. Disregard this precaution and you will bid fair to be a cold sore girl for. ever and ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-01
TO-DArS POEM
LOVES M1sTs.

Rafnbows shine when clouds have parted, but their brilliant colors seem
 Dull beside the dazzling beauty of the lovennist's g1int and gIeam, Ndists that close on faults of dear ones, n1ists4 that blind prosaic thought, Mists that capture blessed sunshine and reflect it's briIltance caught. dists that cast a golden halo over shallow darksome pools. Mists that close on depths unfathom- ed, mists that bury deep the fools. Golden mists when kissed by sunrise silver mists when twilight close. All surrounding, hiding secrets which are safe when but one knows. Only when loves nists have, lifted is mankind exposed to blame. Only when the .naists are broken is mans weakness known as shame. Only on lifes burning deserts where such mists are quite unknown Do the faults, which men are prone to, naked stand and all alone. Shame on those who f1out the pres ence of Loves rainbow tinted mist Shame on those who see no beauty in the lives it's tints have kissed. Shame, thrice shame on those who glory in the error brought to sight Which had best been left. enve1oped in the mists of Love's delight.
 Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-01
LAURA LEAN LTBBY'S DAILY TALKS ON HEART TOPICS


him. Have no love for my husband, but have for my children. What do you advise me to do?
 E. J. c. You have children, and it is too late in the day to consider whether you love their father or not. Putting it mildly, you are indiscreet to allow fondness for any other man to creep Into your heart. A man who would step into another's home and steal his wife, bringing disgrace upon her innocent children. is a contemptibIe villain. Your duty is to remain home. Quit seeing the other man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-01
ARE YOU A VICTIM
 TO COLD SORES?

Can cold sores be cured? Certainly they can It all depends upon your self. If you use unwise methods. they will spread until your entire lip be- comes Fearfully swollen, whereas if you employ some conmonsense treat ment, you may confidently expect good results
 Are you curious to know what I consider comm onsense treatment? :? Ees2 Then be curious no longer, as shall take pleasure in telling you what to do to baniah&co1d sores into oblivion.
 Be it known that cold sores always indicate some disorder of the stomach, so while treating them locally. it is a wise idea to look after the general health Be careful to chew your food