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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19
THE OLD SPANISH TRAIL.
By W. NJ Herrider, Sec'y West Florida Highway Assn.

pessimism, but only by optimism and
everybody pulling together for one
common cause. Therefore, let us all
join hands in this great work to bring
its completion as early as is possible.
Inquiries are coming from various
parts Of the country concerning the
Spanish Trail, which shows at once
the popularity and feasibility Of the
proposition. ! quote here q portion
of q letter which / received recently
from Mr.. E. L. Ferguson, Of Wash
ington, D. c., who is connected with
the American Automobile Associa-
ton:
There can be no question that once
route can be had across the cont.
nent that can be used In the winter
regardless of weather, that route viii
mean distribution Of not less thar
$50, 900 day along the way IN III
early days and no one can predic,
what sums It viii reach once It comes
into general knowledge"
Persistent work and thorough co.
operation viii bring the '4trail'
through your town and mine. The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19
OLIVE

Olive, Dec. 18-Miss Emily Blom-
ley, Of Pensacola spent Sunday with
Miss Annabelle Kilbee.
Miss Gladys Creighton, Of Pensa-
cola, was out visiting home folks
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Creighton was a visitor
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n .Kilbee and
daughter, Annabelle, made a business
visit TO Pensacola Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Chipley Harrington, Of Pensa-
cola, has been spending. the week
with his brother and sister.
Mr.. Charley Miller, of Moline, was
a visitor here Sunday evening.
Mr.. Henry Fillingim, of Pensacola
was business visitor here Tuesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. Colley, Of Pensacola
spent Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. ]. G. Menck was a visitor al
the school Monday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19
PENSACOLA CRAFT
! WILL Be RESCUED
ANNOUNCED THAT THE THOs.
J. CARROLL. WHICH SANK
DURING GALVESTON STORM,
WILL BE RAISED AND RE-
PAIRED.

During the September hurricane of
this year, the Pensacola fishing smack
Thos. ]. Carroll, which was then In
that port, was one of the many ves-
sells which was so badly battered that
1t went to the bottom. The smack
was tied up at one Of the peers at the
time, 1t is understood, and was dam
aged by other vessels and barges bear
ing down upon her.
It is now announced that the smack
VIII probably shortly be fioated and
again put into service. The Carroll
has been raised, and it is now an
nounced that the schooner will be
locked and repaired and then go into
the fishing business again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19

The organization Of the Old Spanish
Trail Association at Mobile on Dec.
18th should prove the launching of
one Of the most important move
ments for the development Of the
gulf coast that has been made in
years.
The Importance of and the benefits
to be derived from an ocean to ocean
highway along the gulf coast, that
can be utilized every day in the year,
are really beyond the comprehension
Of the most sanguine Of us.
Development Of the agricultural
resources by bringing the farmer
closer to markets, cities, towns,
schools, and churches and linking to-
gether cities and towns and giving the
tourist means of travel throughout
the entire year, are some Of the i'm
oortart features Of this movement
that should be uppermost in the minds
of the people.
The organization Of this body is but
the beginning Of the gigantic enter
prise and now the work is to be done
and the task accomplished.
But It requires most diligent work
on the part of the leaders and the
cooperation of every man, woman
and child along the line to make this
| highway the real success it well de-
/: serves.
I The men who sacrificed time and
]: money to attend the Mobile conven-
!; ton have not returned home In an
! ticipation Of having accomplished the
end in view but, rather, have come
/ home to work diligently and unceas.
/ ingly and to enlist their fellow towns.
men and neighbors in the cause.
With Palmer Pillains, president, 8
A.. Leblanc, secretary, and Jas. A
Emmett, field secretary, the Spanish
Trail Association is in the best d
hands and it is up to all Of as t.
give these officers our hearty support
These are the men who have WORKED
increasingly to bring about the sue
cessful. organization of this body.
Men like Col. r. M. Cary, Of Pensa
cola, w. M. Cory, of Quincy, and L
p. Diclie, of Tampa, our Floridi
executive committee, and Hon. Jno
M. Calhoun, of Mariana, vice-presi
dent for Florida, are men Of sterling
worth and character and "lives wires,
who. with push and energy viii, witt
the cooperation Of the people, see tn
Florida part Of this great highwa.
brought to q successful completion.
| The West Florida, North Florid'
and Central Florida Highway Asso
Citations rendered to the Mobile con
venlion the gift Of designated rout
| which was gracefully accepted, pro
vided we build.
II aGod helps those who help them
selves" and so the Spanish Trail Az
sociation will help that section tha
will put it's roads in acceptable con
dition, worthy Of the name. It II
therefore, the work Of each count.
and each Individual to contribute it
liberal portion to make the Spanisl
Trail q reality.
II 1t cannot be done by knocking an
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19
A FEW SUGGESTIONS

Men are not hard to buy pres
ents for. Just come in and let
me demonstrate to you that l am
an expert in my line.
I can show you Cigar Cutter
and Lighter In brushed brass for
only $500.
Alligator and Sealskin Card
Cases at $1.00, $1.10, $3.50 and
$3.50.
Key Rings in sterling with
tags, $1.00; and without tags,
heart shape, SOC.
Solid gold Coat Chains, $3.50
and $3.50.
Solid gold and filled Waldemar
Chains, $1.75 to $3.50.
Sterling three and four-piece
Pocket Smoking Sets, $1,000.
Tie Pin, Rings, Watches, I'm
brellas, Fraternal Goods-any-
thing you want
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19

self-satisfed feeling may divert It to
another routing than designated. 1t
Is up to you, me, and the other fellow
to make It q reality.
Who would not dwell long the line
Of the Old Spanish Trail?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19
BRACELET WATCHES
$5.00-Nickel case and brac,

$5.00-Nickel case and brace
let
$9.50-Silver case and strap.
$10.00-Elgin movement, nick
Ell case and strap.
$10.00-Seven jewel movement
20 year case and lilo filled brace
let.
: $13.50-Seven jewel movement
and 20-year case, ITO filled
bracelet.
$15.00-Swiss Is Jewel move
ment and 20-year case, Ito filled
bracelet.
$25.00-Swiss Is jewel move
ment and AK gold case and
bracelet.
$30.00-Swiss Is jewel move
ment and heavy 14k gold case
and bracelet.
$0.00-Elgin Is jewel move
ment and heavy AK gold case
and bracelet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19
ca science that pleases more people
than all others combined
BROOCHES

BROOCHES
$3.50 - Diamond shaped
Brooch with 30 pearls and dia4
mond in center.
$500 Diamond in center,
two pearls, new scroll work in
mounting.
$11.00-New green gold dia-
mond and pearl pin with enamel
tinted leaves.
$500 2 LIZ inch bar pin shape
with coral bud.
$lS.5O-Crescent with pearls
and sapphires.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19

VANITY CASES
Are as popular as ever and the
man that gives one for Christ
mas is sure of a hon1e-if it has
a mirror inside.
/ have them in STER-
LING from $1.75 up.
$500 with coin holder.
$500 that will hold two sizes
coins.
$500 holds two sizes coins and
puff.
$1,000 size has mirror, pencil,
memorandum, puff, and com
partment for money.
Am also showing some Ster.
ling Pincushion and Jewel Boxes
combined that make an ideal gift.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19

Five good cut Diamonds. $4,000
Large Diamond, fancy
mounting, 1Ok ....... 5000
Large Dianinods, set in plat
mum, % fine pearls and
drop, AK .$29.0 90
Large Diamond, pearls and
pearl drop ............$2 $1,000
Large Diamond in jet cir
cles with FIVE pearls. :. $500
Diamond, pearl drop and
fancy mounting, big
Shell and Sardonyx Canoes
with pearls and without,
$3.50 to .$11.N
"Cupid's Dart" one fine
Diamond $500
There are many others rang
ing in price from $2.75 to $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
@ie Oie 0entideu bic fruuaUfiide Se-
OIlfernna 6e6an6eln.

Nlotionolc @oreingenonmen6eit
uno bispeilen aucb 66ier g8iae baben
iibcr 0os 9ooS Der ariessgefongenen
in 0eutidlon0 imO Die 8ebonoIuug
ser geb6lferune in oeu bon 0eut.
iAen Srltppen 6eiesten 2onoitri6en
@eriihte ouffounen laiien. 0em
ieien Die foIgen0en Ebotiaden segen-
iiber oeitellt, Die Dem n9erliner ga.
eeblott" bonn 8. Sanuar entnommeu
iinO.
glm 2. g}oDember trot in 6olem-
broD cine aus ongeiebencn 6ran5o-
fen gebil0etc Gonniiiiion 5uionnen,
oeren glufgobe es mar, icmobl iiber
oie Gage ser in oeutihe @efongen-
idoft @erotbenen, mic iiber oie 8e-
bonolung ser @inpobuerihoft beies-
ter 2on0estbeile ourH ole Gelttilhen
llnteriuhuneen on5uIteaen. @titglie-
Ser Ser Goulmiiiion moren oie 9S.
0escam6reS, 8iireermeiitcr bon
Gbounp; Soulier, W1itglieO oes ,9to-
t6en &reu3cs", W1itglieo Ger Sam
oelsfanmer bon G6ainD un0 Sto0t-
ratb; @rof sc 8rigo0e, 8iirgcrinei-
lter bon Splem6rop, uno &r.9lnporre,
@einbdnoIer unO 8eigeoroneter BON
Tolenbrun. 9ie Gomnliliion htdte
ieIbit oie 9rtidoften aus. Die tie gum
5elOe ibrer TbGtigfeit 8u modem
wiinihte. Sie bat in Den Eageu
bonn 2. bis z. g}oDenber in 5ipeI
Stdoten un0 flint O0rfern, n1nlib
IN 8oriiis, 9lniignp.&oup 5incenb,
6oIembrap 9(ni5p.le.Gb so
6ere, 9lonon, GrepD-en-2oonuois,
ibre @rbe6ungen dngcitellt. Dic Ser.
bdnOlungen fiibrte Sr. Desconbres.
@r itelte iiberaa Die 5roge, Oh @e.
poIttb6tiefeiteu Go6beiten gegen
Srouen un0 Ginoer. @ronoItifhtneen
ooer n1itbnillige 3eritorungen bon
@igentbum borgefonunen ieien. 9ll-
lentbolben muroen oieie Srugen aus
nobmslos oerneint. @s purOen fer
uer @efoneene berbort. Dobei cr-
sob ii6, BOB oeren 8ebonOIung 9ut
itnO menldlid mar. SSn glni6D.le-
Gboteau bottr Die Gommiiliou @e-
leeenbeit, in @eipr6den nit oen
9riegsgeianoenen icIbit feit5uiteaen,
Dab iic bonn 9lueenblid Der @efan-
eennobme an ourAous famerool9oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
g9cifc Nlobcn in CsnaIanO.

93o1Ocm Ger bon Gburdia inO
ieinem &reBonbang gelegentlib Der
geidieBing bon Scarborollgb-Sart-
lepool gegeu Die oeutidle SeefriegS-
fiibrln0 in S5ene geieBte gerlerm-
oungsfeIo3ug iib etiuas ailsgetobt
bat, ibeint nnnebr ai1 in Gng-
lano ciner geredteren 9eurtbeihng
Oie 9abu frei 81 weroen iuie iolgen-
sc 3m6riiten aus Dem Seierfreiie
engliider glGtter belpeien
Sine g6airplop4 unter5eihnete, on-
ideinen oon einem 0iii5ier oerfoBte
inO an Oen Serausae6er oes vGco-
nouiit4 acrihtete 3uidrift oom 80.
Ge5elnber lantet:
yllniere 8eitunosidreiber 6a6eu
offenbar Gas, mas iie S6ntiaden rno
@olterreht nennen ibrem cigenen
8emuBtiein cntnommeit cine Me-
t6ooc, Die man ionit oagemciu ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

Gs NOR eininal Elm iflauer W'ann,
Ger ipoIlte Serrider lueroen
W1it Ieiner Silber-&eOe 9ann
lln0 liebliben @eberOen
300 er Die groBen 0loien an
9Ils ging's ihnuritrafs nad aa-
naan;
Ger Silbcr-Gollnr, ipelb eiu Soeall
Gem Selo5ugsplou poro aber iebr
fotal.
Ter i6oue ShwinOel brad ent5lpeL
Dos Golf ItonO auf Ser @ade;
Tie Sil6erflutb lief balo oorbei,
Ger idIoue Monn idiuur 9faHe
Gr pe6icltc flugS ieiu @ewouo,
3og ais Hcformer ourh oos Sano;
Iie golfspirt6i6oft mar iest iein
syoeal,
Sein 8elojugspIon marc ober iebr
fatal.
@euoppnet itano Ser idlane D'ann,
Gen 5peiteu Shlag 81 fii6ren;
G1s ncue 2ieo, OoS en- eriann,
0alB ieet bic 9}oiien rii1renl
Zen Sil6er.Goaar lieB er meg
lluo ipieoer iel er in oeu Gred
Ga lag ser a1mpe, Elm fir aaemol,
Scfu Selo5uospldn mar lpieoer gon5
p5 sfdtol-
Sold cine idlaue 6uhsnatur
2dBt Iid bait nidt 6eirren;
Stilidweigeno idolit er ouI ole
6lur,
C6 bolo Oie Gaiiben idpirren.
9ier Sabre idrben mon6' @ewonS,
Ger iflaue 6uhs fennt golf ino
2au0
Gb oas gerbdngnib i'm oid 5ipei-
nal traf
Ter Serri6cr 9raum oeriiiBte iei-
nen Shlaf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

lleber Die @eiangiilnoen ser Oeiit-
i6en Gruppen I'M 6eIoe, in Den lln-
terit0noen, idreibt Elm 9anOmebr-
mann aus Dem @eiten: 0leiIt lit iie
cine Stunoe filler 9luOadlt uno ieb-
nenoen @eoenfens an Ole &eimatb
imo an Ole 2ieben oa6eim oieie
Sangesihnoc I'M 6elOe, in Der pom
miloen aer5enlidt erbeIteu Sono-
lteinbo9le. Bon aiiBen Der imO iibcr
inns toht mondmal ein olnpfer
Sdaa, ais Oh in Der 6erne elm ihpe.
res bol5erues aloIiertbor in Die 2In-
geIn getUoricu wiiroe, ~ Oie Serren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

Gum oritten Nlnle greiit er eiu
g9ic id]ittelt or oie 2odeul
Gen 6rieoensengel ipielt er iei1
Tos mar Elm letter 9roden.
lluO picoer brat ser arug ent5Uet
Srosoem 10 beiIig lit Die 9rei
Ger 5rieoefiirit iein neu'ites Soeal,
ShIug Oieien ihlouen Wlann gum
Oritten Wlol.
g3um cabs nod cine Siutertbiir' IT
3uf6aig itano iie ofien;
Gr nartete Ser Sabre bier,
BIS oieier &lan getroifen.
Gus mar 10 fliiglid ausgeOndt,
gie bat ser i9laue N}ann eeladt
Ger 6rieOeiiirit - lit i6m iest gau5
egal,
ST lpieIt Ser 9ertidenboiier SSoeal,
g2ie itono oos oeiltide goIf i6m nab'
0as fonnt' iein Ser5 nidt .riibren
Jtiin l6elnt DER redIe 0eltpuHlI
nab
9en SuOasidlag 81 iii5ren
@ieaeidt modt's i'm gum Goltstri-
bllnl
Gos Groumbilo IdBt i'm gar nidt
rubin;
SIT ou6 ole GbriitenIieb' iein SoeoI,
er boBt sic 0elltiden Elm fir oac-
mol.
llno icbt, bon oIler @eIt beOrdngt,
Bon Sturn unO 9iotb iunge6eu;
@er iifs, ser fred gen GngIono
i1nenft,
9ns iollten mir uift leben?
g9er it's, Ser 6inter'm Serriher
ite6t
llno an oie feineu 5doen orebt2
S5r oeutiden @riioer MERITS euh
aQemnl:
Gr ipieIt ser 9eutibcn6oiier Soeall !
81. 8. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

lid be5onoelt porOen lpa''''
@erpfleguug puroe gelop' ..,.tts
IS mar Sen @eiaugcueH 9s'rr .,lSrIs
al laiieu. S,n cinem ser aulgs,sts aulaglsIs
meuen grotofoac miro '1l:InB
ouf oas tameraOid)aitlide 0'' ~ On
bingelpieien, oas iid 5lpllae' .'manp En-,
fanqcnen unO ser 9eIpadllllgls.,a ait
idoit 6crarsacbiIoet botte. gl' cs
gcrmeiIter BON Gballug w. ~. ga
cambres, lrnO Serr coulter Es,1rs Si
glie0 oes 99ot6en areu5cs III ssr ,.sr,;F
be5eugten oaB i6nen poa i..,si iii
i6en @eriplnoeten auf Sella' ';,ri
mer ipicOer erfldrt lporOen lev ,'s,
rem in Ocutiden Qu5aretten aeI'D' I';, sl
iorsIam gepilegt iOOrOclI @s1sra y,
oeutIben @erpunOeten. asirg
duBerte sic Gomnliiiion Ipr ~sSat1
SEN ii6er Oie Oiinpen Sellllpu' M
qc, in ocnen Sic Wlarotta1gI gIsIs
6elo ge5ogeu woren unO ~ ,..,u #
81 Der fiiblen Sabres5eIf gu1DS,,onllfs
9ln Sic BON Serrn gsSss' "a y1
porgelegten 5ragen idloB ;11,nSg
fa6 cine ansfii6rlide. of ls's alrtl
longe 9(uSiprabe, 10 0aB ~ ''Il,oenr
ter ser @enlein0en pole '1'' w1' III y
fauoeu, ser Gomnliiiion Nll'' s1Iis
gen, mas iie ouf Dem 9elo'' SaaibS
lle6eroa uuroe beionOer' a0riIitit 0
anerfannt, ooB Die oeutlpe" ayilir
Gr5te aud Die notbleioeIlVs, So rpp
rung periorgten, unO OaB .,spe ',' by
pen iiberoa oen 9lrlHer S"s "',e. NJ
groO 6rd6ten. Serr Sep'' mei'
giirgerneiiter BON Slltel'V ,agSl'
ioear, ser arrne Sbeil 0e. larg
rllug ipiiuIde DieIfad) e''' ieHg'
0ouer oes arieges, Od man ..~pen M, q
les BON Den oeutiden SlvF ~ eSlt
6ieIte~. Qlagcmein plIrOst ,'t,lr p
feitgcitellt, oaB iid Der Ss.' -. ,rtS y
ibcu Dem Oeuti6en 0lilIia. lL.l,,'1 ~ %
fran5oiiibeu Gipilbeoolls."a aeialt
Gag gu Gag angeneDlllgs'. = .rl'riif 1iifr
lleber sic 9eridte Der ev e',''neil
mllr0en @rotofoae allI0eHO"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

oeutidj su 6e5eidnen gemobnt lit.
(Gine en9liibe GummoreiitigfeitD
Riht einmol Die @}iibe, Die oifi3iele
9lrmee-9langliite (9lrmu 9iiD Ourtb'
8uie6en, 6obeu lie iih gemadt 0ieie
iiibrt inter oen nertbeioigten Pldben,
Die nit i6mcrer 9lrtiQerie belegt iinO,
ml6 Sartlepool ouf; e6enio ergi6t
iib bieraliS, OaB Scarboroug6 ni1t
IeOiglid Elm gaoeort lit. GoS Ser
eiuigte aoniarei6 oeriiigt I'M @on-
SEN iiber feds GapaIlerie-0epots, no.
BON Gins, unO 5par Oas fir glorO-
GnglonO beitinnnte, e6en oos bon
Scarborough iit 6erner ite6en nod
cine reitenoe 9lbtbeiluna 6eloartille-
rie rmO OoS 5. Battalion (Gerrito.
rials) oeS observation-disclosures bort
in @orniion
g3oh oen Soooer glbmahuugen font
men oieie nilitGriiden @nridtllngen
ais 3iele fir feinolihe @eidiibe iebr
wobl in 9etrodt. 0ic meitcr BON il.
nen aemo6te @inmenOlng, Dob UNI
iere eigene @}orine Gbnlihe Operotio-
men ooreenoumen bot z oie Den Ser
Init an 2eib unO 2ebeu BON g8idtfGm-
pfern 5ur 6oIge batten, IGBt ii6 reid
lid 6elegen ourA bic 3eitungsmeI.
oungen ser Iebten Stobembermode
llnierc 8eidieBung BON Seebrii9ec
batte oie unbeabiihtigte 8erit0rling
bieler YripotbGuier, oie @in6i6erlng
gou5er Staottbeile, ferner oeu 800
beridieOener Ginmobner, Ionic bic
6ludt Ger lleberlebenOen inn @efoIge.
@eraOe beute DeroiientIi6t ser
Observation-Disclosures Ser nSimes"
cine ofii5ieae &inoae6unq aus Der
lin, ooB Die lette 9ei6ieBung Der
bel9iidcn &iiite. obgeieben BON eini.
gen Sooten unO @erumOeten unter
Ser gcD0lferlmg bon @eitenoe, fei-
nerlei grfolg geba6t Bat. ST be5pei-
felt olleroings Die @o6r6eit oieier
&itnogebung, Oa norber g9eitenoe
ais BON ieinen Gimpobnern gerdilmt
gemelOet morOen mar. SeoeufaaS
lit iopieI flor, ooB iicb au1 iniere
ShiffSQrtiQcrie Inn 0ie Hedlte Ser
gicbtfdmpienoeu @inuo6ner nic6t
befiinnert 6ot"
Sm oGbening Stonooro" dilbert
iiA Elm eneIii6er 9e6tsouuolt fol-
genOermoBen:
oSebt janlmeru sic GngIdnoer
ii6er oie Geitideu Dab ongebli6
un0ertbeiOigte inO un6efeitigte @l6-
be 6eihoiien ieien; o6er Oo5u 6a6en
tpir uidt Die seringite 9erebtigumg.
Ger S1reiber gebt Damn olf Die
9eitimmungen Ser SaagerGonieren5
ein uno fd6rt fort.
uEurd) Die Sua9er GonOention
bonn Sabre 1907 mur0e Derboten, I'M.
pert6eioigte ElGBe 8li bomboroiren
TonoIS entitono cine Nleinlingsper.
idieOcn6eit iber sen 9egriff urn0er-
t6eiOigt~ SIS muroe Die 9luiibt oilf-
geiteat, oaB 0linen oleiu nod niht
einen Srt 81 einem npert6eiOigten"
madten Qlber Gnolano, Srunfreid,
Geitidlauo itnO Sapon er6obenGin-
ipru6 uno ieBten felt BOB, io6olO
0finen an ser aiiite liegen, Oieie ais
pertbei0igt gelten ioae."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
Die mO6erue Seduit i'm @riessiueIen
ser Nen5eit.
(@on Otto g3Oeitger.)

Nenn man Die Gntpidlung oes
arieasmeiens Der 9or5eit, bonn
aampf nit sen SauOmafien D9ann
gegen Waann bis gum beiitigen Sog,
tuo trot gegenieitiger llniibtborfeit
bod 9ouienoe in Der Sdlodt oos
9eben uerlieren, in getraht 8iebt, 10
eriie6t man leidt, peI1' groBe Ser,
dnoeriinq Itattgehtn0en Su itorte-
rem WooB a6er crit felt Ylitte oes
porigen Sabrbunoerts ino 3ipar
ourd oie rege mirfiome Ylitbiilfe Der
mooernen 9ednif. Gies lduguen 3it
uollen mare 96orbeit, Oeun nur
ourd oie Itarfe Sernn5iebung Der
BON ser Se6nif geidofienen Siilis-
mittel lit oos mooerne ariegSmelen
81 oeln geporoen. NOS eS bellte lit;
3u elmer aus bunoerten bon iebr
oeribieoenortigeu Ih bewegenoen
lno gcnan ineinunoergreiienoen
9beilen 5uioumeuoeiesten arieess
maibine.
Tie gelteei1idte er5dblt uns bon
pielidbrigen ia iosor einem 30-id6.
rigen Grieg. Seute iino pielidbrige
ariege sur llnmogIibfeit geiporoen,
peil Die Gednit pie fiir's @riuotle-
ben, 10 oiid fir oen arieg Sdnell-
perfe6r uuO ouBeroem iebr pirfiome
WlaIIentootlmgs. un0 SahDeruidj.
hlngsmoibinen fir ariegsge6rau4
oeliefert bat. Gesbolb berubt beut-
5ltoge Die Grieesfiibreng ni6t MIR
me6r allein auf seihidter weitii1-
tiger Strateeie Der 8ii6rer lmO Der
Gopferfeit oes Seeres, ionOern audi
gum groBen S6eil ollf Der S6nellig-
felt Der Gruppen6ewesuua uno
transport Golonnen; bolptiddli6
a6er Sen peribieoenartieen Shuell-
ieuermofien.
Tie critic glnregung 5lm Shnells
frieg CAB po6l Die Groiiiihe Grim
Dung 0eS ee5oeenen Sinterlooerge-
we6rs I'M Sabre 1856, ino ons Die
fem @emebr 5uerit BON &rupp in 81.
len nodge6iloete ge5ogene @uBIta6l'
5interlooe.@eidiib /. s. 1861 Cic
loiortiae aageneiue Ginfii6riing oie-
fer beioen neieu SdnelihuBiuaiien
in Der preuBiiHcn glrmee CAB Die err
ite 9lnreging 81 6eoeutenoen llmdn-
oerlmgeu i'm oamaligen ariegsme.
len. Set Oieier 3eit mar bic Geb.
nif Der ean5en cibiliiirteu @elt I'M.
unterbroden ltorf 6eihdftigt alte
SduBmafien 3il per6eiiern oOer
neue moiieunor0enoe 81 erfinoen,
lpopou oie iett 10 itarf 6eniibten Mla-
idjinengepebre uno bic nclIen
arltpp'iden 9lieiengeibiibe oos bette
3eugniB ablegen, Soierbei 5eigt iid
6eionocrs 0as geItreben BEL Gr5o.
bung Der Gurhidlogsfroft uno
Eraqpcite OaS @epidt oes @etue6.
res 5u perringern, oas Der &onoone
o6er bis oui's b0hite 8u iteiaern, 10
ooB ieBt 6ereitS @eidoiie I'M @e-
ipidt DON 1900 Efitn0 nit Ereffii-
ber6eit geidleuoert weroen. gSel6
folloialcr llnteridieo, wem man
hiermit oas erite &rupp'ide Stablae-
idiib, cine bierpfiiuoige aonone uer-
gleidt. Gie @offentediif bat bier
nit Elm @unoeriperf bollbrabt.
Cod ouf oie Gonitruftion oes mcs
oernen 9uftidiffes in ieiner monuig.
ialtigen glrt, bonn einfohen gleroplan
SiS 5mn 500 SUB Iongen Zeppelin
(oem ariegsidiff Der Suft), bat Die
Ee6uif in ser ariegsfiibrlmg cine
iormlihe gleDoIution berporge6roht;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
I'd bin elm 0entider.

0NJ utV ttW N-tHtItJNAf
Wlciu Seimatblonol mie fount' id
trerIos ieiH
lin Geiuel 6einOen 81 geiaIIen2
ggie treibt es mid binaus gum bent.
ihen 9ibeiu,
go iebt I'M Stirm Die 6abnen NAL
lenl
g9oro id oub 9iireer in Ser uelIer
g9elt
Gem Sar5 6a6' i'd ui6t abgeidpo.
rem;
Nieiu oeltider 0jloube lit nod ni6i
5eribeIlt,
Gas oeiitid5e Ser5 ging nidt perlo'
rem.
01ein Seimotblanol ipie groB biz
Gu inn Streit,
Gle fonneu Geinen StoI5 ui6t belt
gen;
llno mar Iein eou5es &olf Oen
500 geueibt,
gluh mir iiuO Geine treuen 8eugen
9ri6t and ser SAB an alien euoer
9lls poQt' man ms 81 Eaaren trei
ben;
@ir lcsen nidt Die Sanoe in Der
ShoB,
@ir moQen Geine 9tnOer 6Iei6eu.
Wlein Scimatblonol pie treu boii
Gu's gemeint,
llno g}iemanO gonnte Cir oas Sc
ben;
gln oQen Gnoeu itebt Elm b6Ier6eino
Gen @naoenitoB modt' man Cir se
ben
Gie Gu an 1einem guien emit ge.
nd6rt,
Sic fonmen ipie Ole uilOe Soroe;
sycbt, no ser Sturmpino iiber
9eutidIouO f0brt,
9eordngt man Gid an ieoem Srte
Meiu Scimatblonol mir oae oeuteu
Gein
ltno iolfs Inn Eoo unO Seben gel
ten;
4ribt aud Die 6liitb nod iiber uns
6ereiu,
gsia man ms eor @errdt6er i6el.
Gle Seinatbliebe l0ihen iie nidi
aus,
Gle 1T uus eipig argeboren;
8 t6euer 6lei6t uns itets oas Batter
6aus,
Sb mir Der neiien @eIt geidworen
Metn Seimat6lanol Oh meines Ser.
5ens Srmm
Sriebs mid aid fort IN peite6erne'
W9id treunt BON Cir nidt 600, nod
3eit, nod Ralun
W2il0 leudten mir ser Siuobeii
Sterne.
9(uf alien @eeen bat es iih bewd6rt
Gin 6eiligtbum iparo mir es ipdter
g9as mid mein treues 0liitterleiu
gele6rt:
,9leib epig trei, Dem Sono Der
gGter~
W1cin Seimat6ldHol wie fonnf i'd
treilos iein2
Gir Oouf' id 9laes, mas id babe;
8ranat oub fein iroiih @ut IN mel
nen Shrein,
Gir oonf' i'd ieoe @eiiteseo6e.
llno crit Der Wlutteriprade reiHer
Slang,
g9ie fonnf i'd Ieinen 9fubm per'
ihpeigeul
Treu bleib ih nod auf meinem leB'
ten Sang,
N1uB iib oos Ser5 i'm Eooe neisen
u. 5. Q.