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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

oem Sntraittrcicu oieier 9eiliu,
mun1 Hcdl oii ireicm NuBe 6lri6eu.
uiiiien iidl tdalh 5wei Aial aui DER
ndUNen kplI5ei.Siaioa melocn ino
oiirieu 0ie ztaot niAt obue poli5eis
idc @eue1ulialHg Derlaiieu
Qi ariiualpreis fiir Safer
fcltgeicbt-
lcr Nlw0ccrath bot einen Qlari
laalpreis fiir Naier iciiaeiegt Ter
lSreis iiir Scrln betrdgt oauab 2i2
Nlat pcr Come (ctiUa $53) Tie
N6hii6etraac limo m Gortmnuo
uuo StraBbtrg ani 223 9llorf Scr
uicoriaitc Vi @Iciuib nit POP 4larf
ieilaeicbi por0en
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nadl Ocn oiiijielen 3erihien ic5 dnt
fcbtcn 2outug III Ecaihlono iu
Sen TctcntiouSlaacru umo Nronfcus
6duicru inl o5olBcl 1921 aricas.
ocianqcnc, oarnnter 72t3 Ciii5crc
bciruocu 1a0cn %ou Sell cf5clneu
0dnoern ieicn acidugen dcnonmelf
moroe Iranfreid: 3t2S Giii5icc.
tSS.6is 9iaun NnBlan0. 1921 81.
fisierc, lS6T79 Ulann @claicn 537
CifBcc, 8l9o7 Niom Gualono.
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ppcier 1licaer urraniialtet wuroc,
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0ou 5uriid9etebrt morcn mo iu per
Jtd6c bon Copcr Nonben acporicn
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nlieber 3cppeliu" bci-
ndbe fcrtia.
@nn0nlL 6. Joucmbcr. Der
Gorrcipouoent oeS .0oilu Chronicle
ielioet pom Booeiiice iolgcnoc 9llit.
t0eiamo
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ii6er 0et Scc bin. 5rieorihsbaicn
NJ oic scene iicber6oiter Shdtialcit
Nraf 3eppclin iin0et iid nohentlit
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na6crt iidl IN elmer ihminnenocrl
0anc raid ieiner Sloaenolma. Us
Mrs oics ser ar6Btc 6is6cr 1c6oiite
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imo " Diro ciicn nod bon fciucul
2nitiAiic heieiiccn 9lftions9laoiuo
h0bcli
oSi eiucnl NonQur aul Sanoc miro
elm 5iueitcs gnitibiii 0ericl6cu 9lrt
uno e5r0Bc aehalt. ]iicman0 0nrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

id oer 6abrf ooer oen ihpmment
oeli God diii einc Giiion5 pon mcb.
rereu @wuocr yaros ud1eu Su
IIiieloori &oisoam m0 @ombura
weroeu miiioeiteus ieds lueitere 3ep.
pcnc ae6aut
Ecriicn 6leibt' uentruL
gsuibiHgtou 6. 9topcnber
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ten0cn 5taais 5etretdr Saniina uor
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sic pcriiibc 9leaicrug entldlollen
hahe inn arieae }uiden Der Eilrtel
unO @nBlan0 iiritt neutrol 81 blei.
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g. 9iouem0er. Eie n6rauffwtcr
3ehma ucroiieutliht cine Eepcidc
icnca Gorcponocuten IN Gonilon.
tnopcl uco1er cju SterUiuu mt
sem BORT meilru0cn @Ae0iueu pon
G0pptcn 6ottc Ger @heoioe erflgr
te, cr reac lid udt weitcr iibcr sic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

Gas fron50iiide gl6en0-
gltiletin
9Suris 9. gtoucHber. Ius
ilau5oiiihe Aricgsmiiiiteriinm erlieB
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dtng
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INIT greBer @eiiigteit ou giac6 0eu
leeten 9iodridten ihreitei ulicre Ci.
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iort
En ser @cgenO uon 9lrras mo
5piidlen glrro0 nn0 Der Die limo
re1rerc 9lnariiie obgcuicieu morocn
9In ser 9lsnc lo6cn mir 0os Gori
5oupir mcitlih pou &oiIlD, wic0cr
crobert oos por ciuiggen Eagen in
6eiuoeS6ou0 gciallcn mar.
%u 0en gIraonncu ieGtc Der wcg
ncr ieine 6eitigen glngriiie bsDer
obne Gntihcolmg iort
9luf 0eu 9ln60beu an Ocr @'aos
lno oitlih bon &erolm cro6crtcn mir
ciniae shiiecngr06cu.
9}THtS 9tcueS im " item.
Gorta. 6. 9lopeuibcr TaS
6cuic 9lahuiitaa pcroiientlicbte oiii-
iicuc fralBoiiihc Bulletin beriAtct
oaB oic Sample oes aciHiaeu IogeS
feine mertlimc &crdn0eumg brod.
tcn Ger y9oulout scr @efouut.
Hodlaa iit
nNi Sanic pes aeitri0en So8eS
Sat iigb Six Situotion at feiucr Stelt
lc Der Sront pcientlib pcrdaOert
Sic adnpie 3piihci Girntoc m0
ser SpS 0oncrn lncntidic0el iort.
Aoroli9 pou g(rros uno Dor Ger
5ta0t bot elm 6eiiigeS slrtiaerie
Cleli iiattaeilmoen Sie 0eutidct
glugriifc in 9cI9icn in0 III 9lor0
6raafreic1 1olieu e6enioaS al Die
0citihca babeu oniHetucuo cine
9lcuocrlug iu ser 3uiummcnietung
ibrer Srlppea uorgenontncu Sic
pcritdrfen i6rc 9ieierpccorps niit at
tipcn Crppen mo bro6iidt9eI
mohl mcoer cine neue Giieniip6elpe.
anma SIT nnterne6men
3uiit1cn ser Soinne unO Ser Die
mo 3wiihen ser Die imo ser Niaos
6a6cn nir un6eOeltteuoe Sample
itoitgciunocn
Cine oelItihe Snbrpart &olouuc
1T pom unicrer 9Irtiaeric 6ei 9lom.
,Eoe, init giorooiteu oes Galoes bon
2laue. 3critort morocu
@ei BERN ol9oc ha6cn mir oas
Gori Sapigueul 0oS bon Certi1en
arpnlnien morocn mor mie0er ero
bert.
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iclte Sample itottgchlnOen Sin
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Oen Iic feinOlihen @emegiulacn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

u. ~
YariS. 6. ltoucm6er. @rob
riirlt 9titolaus, Der GbercontHanoi-
rcuOc Der ruiiiidcn Strcittrditc, bat
Sem C6crcommon0ircueen ser iran.
5oiiihcn 9lrneen General 1Soffre, ein
Gclegramm geiunOt. in oem CT 6erib-
tet OaB oic Ruiieu III 0itpreuBen Ocu
ar0Btcn Sieg ieit @cginn Oes StricgcS
crrungcn batten
gGo biuAtpn, 6. glonember.
Mn 9oro aitbencr iauOte 05roBfiirit
9dfoIuuS Gin GclcgramnL Oas belte
ali sic bieiigc 9otibaft ipeitcrgcge6en
wlroe is tat onnd0auo oeiiel6en
@ortlaut. pie bic an @eneral Soffre
geihidtc Siege5botidait. GS ipridt
BON aoeu bcociten0itcu Siege icit
0cuu 9caimu pcs &rieges in @ali-
5icn. pllntcr 9msnilBlnlg luierer
Surt6eiIc an Scr &cihicl4 10 bciBt
cs in Oenl Selrganmb ,6obcn imicre
Erlppen aif Der 0ali5ct 6ront in
@aG5icu cincu polit1noigcn Sieg Oa-
pongetrogcn. Die ltrotcgiiden 0pe.
ratiouen iinO Ooniit bon Dem lnitrei-
tig groBtcu @riolg gcfront gepeien
0cn mir ieit 9egim ser ScinOielig-
feiteu 5il per5eidncn bottei. Sd
boiic ebcuio felt aui bic ihncIle &ol-
lenOimg ntierer gemeiniamcn 3ielc,
mic olf Oen cnOgiiltigen Sica scr
ucrbiin0cten 9lrneeu.~
= cs SeinOcS &erluitc boz.
: Siingtau.
Eotio, 6. 9topcnber. 9oQ.
itGnoigc Siiteu Scr Go1teu lmo Scr
wlmoeten in Ocu bisberi9cn admpieu
Inn Eiiugtau crseben fiir 0ie GuglGn-
0er eineu Gerlidt bon 5mei Gootcu
mo a6t &crpunoeteu lntcr ocn lcb.
tercn 5lpei lRaiore; fir sic Sopaner
ciuen GcrlIt pm 200 EoOteu lm0
S7S &ermnnOctcu
9tndl 0cr Dellil9ell Qmtllhcn Ntlts
t6eihuq miro 0ic @eidDieBiing bon
Einatau iortgeiebt. slcroplanc wer-
fen 9om6en in Sic 6elogertc StoOt
Nurdj bero6geuorfene GirfitIore wer.
oen pie 9emobncr Dor elmer 9et6eili-
gItnQ al Ben militGriiAcn Gperotio-
npn npnnrnf
2ou0om 6. 9lopem6cr. Gie
iogen0c Nlarconi .9epeid]e lit aus
Berlin bier cingctroiicn vS6ang-
6oicr 3citlmgcn 6cridten OaB sic
Oerihoi5ten &oiitionen ser Soponer
am Siiuatnu oluh observation-disclosures
Der GclItideu iuiteniotiit uernidtct
weroen. Die Sopaucr 6oben oei
Stirm oilf Oie 6eihlng oaf inbe.
itimmtc 3eit pcriAober. Die @cwdi-
ier I'M Giingtol imO nit Minen ge-
ipidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
krlt9sna1rl0ttn.
l6urtlebnna Dun 0er @eltel

aentc oer @reiie 5ur &eriiiama ae
lellteH gia1ridtei 6eianoen iid iol.
geuoa Nlitt0eilunael
1er gGiener geridtcritatier oes
Srantiutcr3eihua gic6t cine ais
iiiArlidbc @Ni6erlnig ii6er 0ip 3n.
liduoe in Sar6ien uor oer Grmor,
0mg oes oiierreidiiden aronprii.
icii mo loot oaB 0er aronprinl BON
1erben cinc Ar8a1l Ao6er ier6iidler
Bcauiiea nno set periiorbe0c riiiii.
iHe Seianote ut 5agrao Nariuig.
6einchner aii Sen g'cridlporang
aegen Sie oiierreidliidea SDroniol
8rr lunrpn
@fn dmcrer S dllaa fiir
0HgIan0
,li 0er GeipreHtug Scr 1ecarieo1s
ie be gamurth aetoneu pic 6cutis
aen 0catiden 8eitnuaeH SAB 3iuf
eriicn DIAL icit Sa6r0unoertcu ireHs
ac Aficasidiiie 0c eagliide ailtc
1iaearificn hn6cr
mpAcH Gllglnlt0 llebcrs
griffe.
Ier ili Stodhou erideiucnoe
2o3d Ecmofroteu~ regte cine &er
einigima aller iteltroleH Sdn0cr
BUN 1dalbe aegeu oc lleocr9riiic
englauoS ail
M irtb ifbaitlidlc 3uitdnoc
befrio0iaen0
IoS haoiide N}iniiieriini erildrt
ofii3cf ooB acacnpdrta 0ie glrs
seiieloiateit im ojroB6er5oat6um
beoepteu0 aertaBer ici ais eriudrtrt
pW0e Iie lpai0iAaitIidcn Der
Adltiiie 0a6au iiA audi ieit shlailt
pe0er beoeiteiIo ge0eiiert
men Ntrcn-f5e legcnbcft.
General 4carim oer im Sohrc
is9S ats @eueral Gnortierueiiicr
ani Nucnfrica C6eii na0nt 6eint
oct 1h iqbt ia eerliu sSu einen
,SHterpicp diBcfte q, BOB fcin
.9pciel oafii6cr 0eitcbct fonuo oaB
oia gmeu ic6t enoaiiltig oas cnglis
idc Sod abihiittelu ipiir0eu
Ititti Blan0 cr9rcift @es
NeNnaBno 0nlel
1d IcitihIanos sSorDerung alle
III GngIan0 oetiuirteit oeutlHeu
@taatSai8e1orgcu in FILTER Don NJ
bis 55 Sa6ren 6cler 5i 0eQanoel1
nis VI set ori 0et 3 slopcnlber lclt
aeieBtcn 6riit nidlt bcaHhportet NOR
oen iit Aat oic orntihc Regieruna
oip 93erhaiillHg allcr ciglldleu llns
tcrtbdacn acidei gIliers anacoronet-
1icie @laHnahmc miro oiid aut oie
glaliMenGnloHiien ailsaeochnt ucr.
oeli meun oc 9cutidcl IN oeu eua'
iiidlcn Golaiiet Nidlt inipchelllgt gc'
laiien mef0eu Gic Ietinirtcn lpcr
ocu III cin S0ger 6ei @paioun ac
hfadt ucr0ei
9Iac au0cen llnierthaneL bic nd1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

1ins1r ,anna
tc 9ricie ruo 5000 @cloonpciiiiugcu
ireiicu tdgliA in Bern ciu mo per.
Sen uad i6rcnf 9eitimnuugsort m.
eHtaeltlicb UciierbeiorOert
Ser mabrc @runO Der
Stron0nna 0er III
btll0."
Sou0on 6. 9lopember. Gas
6oipitolidifi o&o6iQa" oos fiir5lib
an ser aiiitc pen gorfibire itrouOete
ino babel idruer bei1d0ilt puroe, tit
naA oeu qcitern pom 9apitdn inn
Suaueit gemohteu slngaben oui cine
Nline gcitoBcu GoraIi lit ser aapi
t0ll a6iidtlih oli Shan0 aefabrcn,
Inn eineu ltntergong auf Der ere 8l
oer6inOeru.
Is mar hia6cr ongenonlmen nor.
BEN BOB 0as Sdiif leOiglid mlBer
&urs aeric6 mo oa6ei itrmloetc
@rieHenlon0S 9lnuettt
runq pom @piruS.
&on0on g. 9toDember. Cine
Icpcic6e aus Solonifi ali sic ,Gcns
trol 9}cps0 ncloet OaB 05ogrnp6oS
ser frii6crcr @olDcrneuu 0cs Secbos
lens, ali sic Gpiroien ciuc @roflamo.
tion aerihtct bot in mclhcr er iie
pon Der 9luncftiumg uon GpiriS
ourh 0rienenlouo in Scouting iett
@clobnnng fitr @robe-
runQ ppu @eid iibcn.
2pn0on 6. 9oocmber. Sin
0cutcr 1clcaromut bon 9luiteroom
ioot, OoB aoiIer gSilbchu in elmer
ao6iuctsorore fir ieoes eroberte
sQloidlinengeihiis cinc 8clobnuna pon
700 @lorf ousgeiebt babe.
&uBlan0 feiert oHgcb-
lidcn Sieg.
@ctrogroo, 6. gtopentber
Ger aaiier. scr 0jroBfilrit 9lifoIous,
scr rtiiiiAc S6ditfonman0ireuoc.
0os foiicrli6c @cfolge ln0 iGumt
lide @1it9Iicoer oeS @eneroltabes
luobuteu einem @otteSoicuit 6ci, mel
der obge9oltcn mnroe, ols 0ic g3odl
ridten cinliefcn OaB oie SeiterreiAer
iid Idugs scr goIi5ii6en 6ront 5li-
riidac5ogcu battcn
.StoIio 0ctiuirt.
2un0uu 6. 91opcmbcr. Ger
cnglii1c Gampfcr o,Stolio~ bon scr
9lnc6or Sinic, ocr iid ouf Scr So0rt
ron 9lcw Yorf nod ocn SGfen ocs
NtttclnccrcS bcfouo, lit iii 0Iibroltor
Gngc6olicu morocu. Gic 9e9orocu
llariinocn i6rc NloBno6mc Oomit
0oB ser Goupfcr ongcbliM Gontrc
bouoc on @oro bat. 1icic @lclormg
bringt Gin Geleqromm aus Gibraltar
cn sic ffs.qIqentur SlonO.
Gcuti6er @on0els0am,
pier ouf @tinc &c
fitoBeH.
ppCnhogelL uia SoH0ot 6.
9louem6cr Gin groBer oeutiher
Goupfcr ioll iiioliA BON ser Odni.
ic5en &niel Sanaelano inn GjroBen
9elt, oiif eirc Nlinc 0elioBen bic
bon Geiiidca eeIpgt worOeu ieiu
iol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
WlenSelis llarSiig ucrfauft.

Ser ic66nc 9anSiiB Ser iSaluilie
@'enOel on oer 9ieiitcrstomu 9loao,
neben Dem nNlnrplmio Goimtrn-
Ghib" m0cfd6r 612 9Idcr nit smci
prddtigen SSobn6dnieru, iii pom Srn.
@liIton s. @eit6eimer gefonit mor-
Ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

" VVNNW y TIT UTI T0TT0UIU y.
9lopem6er. Gin groBer Oeutiher
Gonpfcr ioll iiiolidi BON Ser odni.
icjen &liel Soraelano i'm @roBen
9elt. oif eire Niinc 0eItoBen Die
pon 0eiiiden gelpgt worOeu ieiu
iol.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13
FIRST CAR SOLD AT
 AUTO SHOW A FORD
Messrs. Starbuck & Mattice Dispose of Six Auto
 mobiles.

J. c. Mattfce of Starbuck and Mat ice, local agents for the Ford auto mobile, made the first sale of the show just a few minutes after the dors opened last night. J. M. Jack man, Stratford avenue, bought Ford touring ear the fifth Ford NIT. Jack man has owned.
 The second sale was made by w. H. Starbuck to David M Trecartin. It was the doctors third Ford car.
 The third sale to Dr. H. H.. Nett1e- ton. The sale was made by Robert Beach and it is the doctors second Ford. Both physicians bought rum abouts.
 L. Cozza of Grand street also bought a Ford car. It was his second and the fourth car to be bought at the show.
 L. Brady of Coleman street, Mr. Starbuck was the salesman. Messrs Cozza and Brady bought Ford tour ing cars.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13

that his most interesting experience was his visit to Japan in 1906, as the royal bearer of the Order of the Gar ter to the Mikado. The latter estab- hshed a precedent by personally in- vesting the British prince with the Order of the Chrysanthemum. Among the entertainments provided for the Prince was the performance of the
 cherry dance by chosen Keisha, girls, and Prince Arthur was delighted when one of them, who had mastered a lit- tie English, remarked, esYou yerra nice
 Prince Arthur is the only living grandson Of Queen victoria in the male line. with the exception of King George and the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. The rapidity with " hich the male lines of younger sons of British sovereigns have died out is remarkable King Edward had three Sons, and King George alone is alive Alfred, Vfctorfa's son. and Leopold, Duke of Albany, had only one son Charles Edward. who became Duke Of Saxe-C -Coburg and Gotha.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13
NOTICE

Hearing De Construction cR Sewer in Hudson street, to Run Into Bremen Street.
 At the meeting of the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport, held January 5th, 1914, the following reso- lution was adopted.
 Resolved, That the City Clerk be- and hereby is, directed to notify the persons in interest to appear before this Common Council, at the Council Room. City Hall, on the 18th day Of January. A D., 1914. at o'clock tn the evening, and be heard relative to the construction of a sewer in Hudson street; said sewer to run into French street.
 Attest,
 City Clerk Per stephen F. Rahrig, Assistant-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13
NOTICE

Hearing De EstabIishnent oF a Grade
 On Morehouse Avenue. At the meeting of the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport held January 5th, 1914, the following res olution was adopted:
 Resolved That the City Clerk be, and hereby is, directed to nocify the persons in interest to appear before this Common Council, at the Council Room, City Hall. on the 18th day Of January. A D., 1914, at o'clock in the evening and be heard relative Eo the establishment of a grade on More house avenue, the entire length Of saio street.
 Attest,
 J. ALEX. H. ROBINSON
 City Clerk. Per stephen P. Rahrig, assistant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13
NOTICE

Hearing Dc Pe1tion of Connecfezrt
 FCo., for Permission to Install CEsosr=
 over and Turnout on North Avenue
 At the meeting of the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport. held January 9th, 1914s the following reGo- Iution was adopted:
 Resolved. That the City Clerk he, and hereby is, directed to notify the persons in interest to appear before this Common Council at the Council Room, City Halls on the 19th day uf January, A D., 1914. at 8 o'clock fn the evening and be heard relative Co the petition of The Connecticut Com pany, for permission to install a cross over and turnout on North Avenue. the same as per plan acc0mpauying said petition, entitled '-Fhe Connect cut Company, Bridgeport Ldness Pro posed B. D. Pierce Co Branchoff- North Avenue, Bridgeport. Conn. or fec of Construction Engineer--Scals 1"-5O' January, 1914."
 Attest,
 J. ALEX H. ROBINSON, City Clerk
 Per Stephen F. Rahrig, Assistant
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13
NOTICE

Hearing De Establlshnent of Grade On Salem Street and lincoln Ave nue.
 At the meeting of the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport held January 9th, 1914, the following res olution was adopted:
 Resolved, That the City Clerk be and hereby is. directed to notify the persons in interest to appear before this Common Council, at the Council Room. City Hall, on the 18th day of January, A D., 1914s at o'clock in evening, and be heard relative to the establishment of a grade on Salem street and Lincoln avenue between Madison avenue and Main street Attest,
 J. ALEX E. ROBINSON
 City ClerlE- Per stephen 3. Rahrig. analatant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13

WNeh Che tremendous 1ncr ease in au- tomobne manufaetures the question is always raised at show time as to how enRny cars can be manufactured ana sold annually in this country. In nener lines of trade. definite statistics are ct hand, whereas in the motor car trade the figures are generally offered w1xh a speculative idea, which may Dx may not have helped to bring the eremendous productions that have been offered during the past two or three years The trade Is now af- Hec4ed by general business conditions ard no further expansion can be ex- p@ctSd for a few years at least, and su1y when markets are certain.
 A careful consideration of funda- zzsuta1 conditionss a full realization Of E1e place that the motor car has talk ca among the American people; a thorough understanding Of the i'm rroved cars that are being offered, and rnu knowledge of the lower cost of upkeep that is now possible because Of better-made cars and lower prices for tires and fuel. make 1t no mere EueEs to say that this country can readily absorb 425, 900 motor cars year, at an average price of $500 to ss6a.
 This means that while there may be no xrea4 increase in the number of azzgh-pr1ced and high-grade cars, there is opportunity for a greatly increased zrumber of moderate-priced carss STh9ch supply excellent service at com paratfvely low cost The big luxurf- ous car will always be in demand among a certain class of Americans, while the Iow-price car comes with zn the financial limits of g. very large number of people and naturally win be sold fin greater numbers.
 One Au1Hon Cars in Use Now.
 These figures are conservative when ono considers the number of cars that have been made and sold during the that there are now more than ], ,000, 900 cars in actual use, of which 375,- GOO were made last year, and 2T0,00O the year before. The cars during the past three years have been better made There Is no longer rush to change from one model to another, or else the absorption figures of new cars might be placed very much high- er-
 It is interesting here to note that fof many years the annual production of buggies in this country was 1,110, 900, with an average life of three years, and only last month, James vroo- man. the president of the Wood Working and 1Iin Owners association of Philadelphia stated that more bug gies were made in 1913 than eight years ago. and this, in the face of increased motor-car production. Yak ing the average life of a. motor car at, say, even six years, the figures offered above must be considered most con servatiye-
 Automob6he Has Assumed Its Place.
 The cry of pessimists that the mo- tor car was an economic waste, has long since been forgotten, and it has now taken its place in the same class Of necessities as the telephone, the telegraph and the railroad. It moves humanity and freight rapidly and of ferB so many advantages at so low a cost that 1t must be an increasing 2 factor in American business and gen era1 life.
 No other industry can compare with that of motor-car building, which for every year since 1900 has shown an Interesting demand for it's products and has been only slightly curbed by
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13
NoTlCE

On spruce Street. At the meeting oE the Common Council of the City Sf Brf1gepoES, hrid January Eth, 1914, tn following reso- 1t1tion was adopted
 Reso- 1ed, Thst the City C1erk be, and herek is, directed to notify the persons in interest to appear before this Common Council, at the CouaciI Room, City HAIi, on the 7eth day oe January, lA. D., 1914, at osclc5k irl the evening end be heard relativs 70 the estaE tsI4me7 t of a grade on Spruce street, from > ostwfcx avenue westerly to the creek.
 Attest,
 J. ALEX. H. ROBINSON,
 City ClUre Per Stephen F. Rahrig. assistant.