The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
BULGARIAN KING IS
MOST-TALKED-OF
Man IN EUROPE
Monarch, Once Autocratic to
High Degree, Now Is Demo-
cratic and Mingles Freely
With All Glasses Of Subjects

budapest. Hungary, Nov. Ill King
Ferdinand OF Bulearia has been hy
an odds the most talkcd-of igure in
the public ayc of Hungary since he
took the step which arraycd hi1 coun-
thy on the side Of the Gcrmanic a.
lies. Many columns ot newspaper
SPACE have been devoted 10 dcscrip-
tions and anecdotes of the popular
monarch. who appeals especially 90
the Hungarian heart because of his
LONG aud close connection with Hun
sarian affairs.
10 Is remarked PARTICULARLY that
Ferdinand. once the embodiment ut
the autoOrauC ruler. has NJ late years
shown more ana more of democratic
tendencies until now. without in any
way derogating his royal dignity and
the majesty Of his appearance. he
moves about among all classes and
ranks ln the attitude Of "a brother
rather han that Of % king There Is
said 60 be a great enthusiasm iur him
among his soldiers. and ne b. cou-
stautly seen with the troops. even as
Tar as th, eNtrcmc Trims line.
aging them and appealing 60 them
frequently with words of recognition.
Since Ferdinand entered on the war
he has received -innumerahlp mes
saees connratulating him ON his ac-
ton and on the bravery displayed hy
his troops. Telerrams u letters
hive reached him from an parts Of
Germany. Austria-Huugary aud Tur-
kcy. He reads an these messages
personally. Il iS said. and takes great
pleasure in them. when h. receives
a bundle OF letters % this kind re-
mrlks one correspondent, his coun-
tcnance, usually SO gloomy, iightcns
Up
The whole bulgarian campaign cen-
tiers az the klVE's headq -artors, which
is connected hy wire with every -cC-
tion 0f the field Boo which Bulgarian
armies are operitinG. The strict court.
etiquette which hts been always %
matter Of great pride iu -ula has
been relaxed. and the king ua r,-
questcd his generals te interrupt him
so any time. ven az dinner. 30 there
Us urgent business 20 De- discussed. At
headquarters the king and his gone
erals are said 60 constitute zone uig.
family when matters ul war are
not pressing b. talks with them eel.
past times and OF his travels .n 40.
parts of Europe Tie is especially
proud OF his popularity boz Turkey Tie
"a great friend Of tho old sultan
Abdul Uamid whu ON ocu occasion
spoke of Ferdinand as "thc greatest
man boz the Turkish empire save only
the SUNNI
Tho religious side of the Bulgarian
monarch receives duo attention. Boo the
newspaper tributes Ferdinand never.
misses attending the nrthndN ma
"tu ~
The b-I 49, .r r6, 40,
a0-sard limo when fB, nr.i psrIoa.
ended
second prri,b
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YARD lime, DIpb4r- r.pf,s m D..
mIdu.ld GRAIN lr....I tt, t.u .rl
Nrr'ard r~ecoyer.I 10 f,- tr. Ann.
al midfeld. The Aruv v,. ..r.u..g
Ir vtrds for iuterf,y.r., g.t. m
omptsd To- 10 around V,f p..,f,.
left side and was forced nu, al ...u.d.
ou tbc Arm, 2s-,.ra ur. a.,
U,mborp ptptad ,u, ~ t.,r.
hind mo goal Am, r,r f,u.bu..t
Du "a r,kr tiek forust,,p ,l..b,rt
mnde Hyo wards GIfpb.,. rr.t.5 D..
DraIs on IA Na,,'s s.-varI tu, M.
Asmy was p~eraiized f., g.r5. ,.r
uffside.
Martin broke through to the Army.
fT-yurl line mark ANA added tv.
yards through tee Sam, b.lr ,roI,
euIuft two ,4rd. and ., a.II.