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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
DIVERSIFIED FARMING

The Alabama Power company that has develcred 100000 hydro-electric horse power at Lock 12 on Coosa river owns and operates the street railway, gas and electric light plants. They are furnish ing hydro-electric power at very low rate for manufacturing purposes which has been of considerable assistance in developing our industrial life
 The Anniston Chamber of Commerce for several years has been confining it's efforts to the creation of pay rolls, and this policy has been justified in ex- cellent results attained by the location of many new industries here: however, departure was made this year by lending financial well as moral support of the civic chamber to the farming interest of Calhoun county, several thousand dol lars having been spent in the encourage ment of diversified agriculture. This de- parture has well justified itself in the increased trade from the country this fall, and the general prosperity of the farming interest.
 The Chamber of Commerce will shortly to the public new developments that will soon take place that will mean Anniston is to move into greater era of prosperity than was heretofore antici- nated, and when The Age-Herald's ge- nial manager of this edition, MT. Chap belle, returns here a year hence he will marvel none less than Sir Cecil Gren- fell, and exclaim: "The half has never yet been told"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28

south, nesting proudly among the neither clouds
 ''The half has never yet been told, Hoadley," he said, as he breathed a sigh of contentment. as if to add: This is a place where I should like to live.
 This impression received by Grenfell and Hoadiey is one that is left on the mind of every person that sees Anniston under favorable circumstances, for the city is, indeed, one of varied excellence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
ANNISTON A CITY OF
 VARIED EXCELLENCE
By l.. S. WATSON Secretary AnnistOn Chamber of Commerce

A few years ago when Sir Cecil Gren- fell, the noted British capitalist, came to Anniston with Joseph Hoadiey of the Alabama company, he was taken on a tour of the city by delegation repre- senting the Anniston Chamber of Con- merce.
 They went out Fifteenth street, past the old Woodstock furnaces, around which Annston was built; visited bevy of busy pipe plants; passed on to the famous church of St. Michael and All Angels, thence to Blue Mountain, the scene of Alabamas premier cotton mill; i; came back by the Lynchburg pipe works the largest in the south; thence on to the Alabama and Standard pipe plants, past other cotton mills on the way back to the city, where the party made tour of Annston's beautiful residence sec- tions.
 They passed down the broad streets of Quintard avenue, named for the noted Bishop Quintard; went up Leighton ave- nue, with it's large water oaks forming an archway that keeps the street always shady during summer, and proceeded to the heights of Christine Circle, where magnificent view of the city was presented in panorama, the view that stirred the soul of Henry Grady when he sat on the front veranda of Sam Noble the citys founder, and wrote the first story of Attractive Anniston that ever appeared in print.
 ROMANCE OF ANNISTON
 All along the way the distinguished visitors had been told of the romance of Anniston--a city that had been com pletely laid out and equipped with ev- cry modern convenience before any lot was seld by MT. Noble and MT. Tyler, his financial packer and fellow pro- moter. They were told of it's fine eli mate, it's excellent industrial possibilities it's complete system of schools and col leges, it's rank as the Brooklyn of the south" because of it's large number of imposing churches, and of it's high type of citizenship. MT. Grenfell maintained lis characteristic English nonchalance until he reached the porches of the An niston Country club, breathed the cool mountain air and feasted his eyes on the smooth greens of the golf course, nest ling at the foot of hills that teemed with beautiful foliage and were rich in min eral deposits. It was then that Gren- fell broke the silence. He turned his eyes toward the south, past Barber Me- morial seminary, a noted school for ne- gro girls. and focused his vision on the the highest peaks in this section of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28

and All Angels on the Sabbath morn nave caused the stranger to remark that this is city that has dedicated itself to more than a commercial fife
 It has been said by a gentleman that has four times travelled around the globe that Anniston has the most won- derful climate to be found anywhere .ne city is located in the foothills Of the Blue Ridge f0dV feet above sea level with mild summers and winters. We are sup piled with water from a spring that flows S,0eo,000 gallons every 24 hours, Which is always clear, sparkling and never contaminated
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
2niammen 068,946 Wlnnn.


Cine 3abl sic 9orO Sol0are idou Dor Dieen
nbrcn ais oas SSocol ieincr territorial 9lrmcc be-
trad)tctc. 0iec Euppen mirOeu ans ungen @}dn.
nerl in Ser 9liit5c 6rer Slgcno bete6e Die au Oen
erite 9 bereit mdral Siitcr Oieicr eriten Snie
wiiroc cine Nil5 oOer Son0pebr teben bel Oencn oac,
Die ieds Sabre binter id 6oben, pom 27 bis 81. Sc
6cusjobr ocnc niBtcn Gieic wiir0en 4SS010
Niann orf ein g9dbrcnO Die erite @ine in olHen
Apierigcn 3citeli uie c ett Die gtotion Ourd)madt
aub ouBerbal6 oes Sanocs bciAoitigt werOen fonutc
mirOc Die Ylili5 MIR sur SaOcsucrtbei0gmg oOcr ir
@orniionOient fiir oe Onuer 0es areoeS 6crangc3o.
sen wcroeu. Scoes Sa6r olio piroc iiber 100000
lngc Gt9ldnOcr 5um Militdroimit berdigeogcn wer
Oel, mO 10 piirOc Damn ad in eincm longOoucrnocn
&ricg oic Stdrfc oeS 5clObeercs ouircdt Ubaltcn
blebcli
9ieie 9luiitelllmg lit in pidtgitc @unften Der.
bieocn BON Ben SorOermgen Der ,9iationol Serpice
Scaglie ScOod ipirOen Die Spier Die 0en ilmgcn
GngIdnocrn IN SrieOcis5eite alierlcgt wiroal uidt
ollBeroroentlid grob iein. Sic Hicn ia nr Gin
Sa6r bel Den So6ncn perble6en ooer menn tie 81 Ben
@aualcric oocr 6lieaertrlIppcu ge5oaeu perOet 5pe
Sabre Zen uirtbidoitliben &erliliicu aus Oiecn
5pof N'onoteit lebme miiicn Oieg geiun 6eitli.
zen &ortbcilenn ser @eminn an aeis
tigcr pn5cntrotion cntgegcnae6alten uer-
oeu~
9lio fommen sic Serren Gngldnoer na@ imo
nah aud 5u Der 9niidt ooB Der aagenreine 23iltdr
cienit, Der ,prcuBdlc @dltarsums," cin @ofSer5ic
6ungsnttel iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
9aS feiac CsnolanO.

Gas it0l3c 9nbion Dcritedt iid Dor 0eutihlano
binter Ger ameraniiden 6laggc bintcr Ocn Streiten
ino Stcrnenl g9er Bate Dor cben W3onoten geooft
0aB Scr Nioment cmols fommeu wirOe2 Ser bate
oe0adt 0aB england iiberbnnpt 10 ieige ein f0nnte2
llno oiec egbeit Ser GnaIdnoer fam nlr mongeneb.
me ,Solgen babe fiir sic Ser. Staaten Celiti1lono
Bat Der @clt ongefiinogt OoB es Ser engiben @rt-
aliidt @rutatdt eltgeaenitelcn niie I'm lid) Ieine
GriieB 81 wabreu, oaB es 0eu engliideu Sonoel nit
eiuen lntcriccbooten pernidbten meroe imo Dab men
sic S6iifc Ger 9leutraIen d nidt ans Oen cuoIiihc
@cpdcrn fern 6ieten ailb tie @eubr laltfcn Mir
oCn perndtct 81 lper0en, On cugde &anoelsi1ie Die
neutrolen 6loggen 6enisten.
Mas pcr0en oie Der Stoaten IN ser gngelegcnbeit
t6in2 gser0ei lie cs oeu Gngldnoeru flor madcn
0ob lie cincn lRiBbrud Der Sreiie i0 Sternc nidlt
rlil0en pcrocn ooer merota lie oildj IN oieem Sale
0cu lie6cn Better So6n aaud6ren loiien2 Cine bod
c9cn0c 3lptten 9utortdt~ in g9aibington ioa id)on
crfldrt ba6en ooB Ger @ebraud oes Sternenbanners
5citcns brtiId)er Sd)iiie fein @rub Der aneritani
idcu NeiraIitdt fell Wrm oas Staats Departe
mcni iic5 and) 5u ocier 9nidt befemen miro, Damn
riidt bic 0jeia6r Dab Ocies Sano old in Den Streg
DincHoe3ogen miro, un0 5iuor on Der Seite pcs Gre
ucrGolDcs beoeiildj no6c. Ienn wenn ans Gcre6cl
Gin omcrifaniideS Sdf bon cinem ocitiden llntcr
ccboot gemten weroen ioltc, Damn piirOc Die glngIo
pblenpreie Gin oldes g8baebelh antinmen, OoB Die
&caierum IN S8ai6inston ge5ulsen mcroen wiiroc
Guhhlono ocl Sireg 81 crtldren lnO Oos iitS jo
mas Gngano Uitlid)t
Soften mir, Dab Der fir Sic 1}illionen Ccutid
Nmeritater idrcdlidite 6al nic)t eintrcten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

slm g. 5eoruar Aoam Gourao, 9r 1925,
NnricrnsgluCnnc, 52 Sabre ali.
9lW .. Scbru0r Eunccttn 0r1cctti, WicrcO'
00ipiinl SO Sabre ait
PIN 3. 5ebriiar pcnrD 95rr, gir. 1913 g8ct'
0roB StldBc 81 Sabre uli
glni D. Scbruar geininm 3. @n!uN 9lr. 200,
0nrrlon7SiraHc. rs Sabre alt
9lni 9. Scbrnar 6ndrcs GelcN, Nr. 1918,
@raoiorDs Siranc. ga Sabre at
PIN 4. Scbrulr 81. M9ncS Vibiuu, 9tr. 1928,
Npmcuoo0s9lOcnuc 3S Sabre oil.
gini D. ,Scqrunr ObarlrS 3 Wriiiln 9lr 1903,
Gnrrou Sirnbc. 90 Sabre nlt.
ylm g. Scbrunr Nbarlritc Griffith n0DurO
Some ano Spiirmam". go Sabre alL
ylm B. Scbruar @ccrgc N1llnno, 9ir 1901,
0ou. Sirabc, 40 Sabre alt.
glnl A. Scbuar 6harlcc 6. Gution, 9ir. 1443,
9oOlc SiraBe. AZ Sabre ali
glm a Schrunr 00Woro Gnicn, WlcrcO No'
ipitll, 90 Sabre alt.
sim T. 5cbruor 9iarp 3. 2amDert, gr. 22i2,
NuDlc SiraBc. 30 Sabre 0li
gln B. Sc6ruar SameS " Mc0an, gir. 1888,
9SciisGyob SirdBc, y Sabre nlt
glu 3. Scbrudr Winnie 0iuncn, 9ir. 136,
Grcenmouli NlOcnnc, 80 Sabre nt.
gim A. Scbrunr En0nns WlurpBn, 9ir ZOO,
Qrunc Sir0bc 50 Su0rc dlt
glnl D.. SebruQr Sipncp %fclp, Nlcrc0 poipi'
tai. 81 sabre nt.
slm 4. ScbruOr Cbnrlce NiMmcin, Ninr0l0no
OCucra 0pipial, GA s0brc 0lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
Ner IaacnAnfte cnnIiidc gsadlridltcnOienit.

Der ligen6nfte engIiidc @adridtcuSienf.
g9ic oie &ellter djc gtotrid)te 9lgenhr in
9onoon liigt miro in trciilidcr gcie Onr6 oen
6J}clnpc 9otteroamidjc Golnant" iauitrirt Gc ge
nonntc 3eihmg ifricb an - Sanuar
po9ladoen Die ,Simcs~ bcreits aeilern Sic in Sen
leeten Sagen gcmel0ete ongeblidle @nnabme ga 9a
ices our5 oeuticbe Irippe Oenlcntirtci mo bctc Elm
otti5euer guaen5ege oen Lines" mitt6eilt oaB bel
So @aiice 6erbalipt fcinc @ciedte ltottgeimOen ba
ben, modten mir Gin pon ms nidt ouigcnonuuencs
9ielter Gelegramnt 6ctitelt: Der oenfwiiroige Seg
Der @ngldnoer bel Ga 9aiice pub8iren pec9eS lal
tete:
Sic lebtcn @erdtc, welbc bier ii6er ocn Sieg bel
ga 8aice cmpnngen morOen limo geben cinen pein
den ginOrld bon Dem 3iltaiO Ginger Sunoert bent
6er 0eiangencr, oe in miere 9Gn0c iiclen SSbr elem.
Der 3ualio erwcdt oa lie onsge6meert, abgcnattet,
BON Sdlnmm ilno 9icgen ourdn1Bt waren al9emcineS
N2itleioci. Sic fogtcn btterldl i6er Die llumcnid
djtct ibrer Sffi5ere meldJe iie na6e5u cine gSodc
o6nc g}q6rimg in oci @augr1ben geniic bdtten Sin
cnoliid ipredeuOer Oerber iagte OaB, luenn er nod
malls edten miiBte, er nd)t gegen, ionOern iir Die
Gngldn0er fdmpien piiroe.~
Der ,RotterOamde Gourant" iiigt bin5u. ,Glan
agt wobl OoB oas boldnoide gOlf pba1taiiearm lei.
S6atidd)lid rdt Elm niid)terner boadn0ider SSournu
lit BON oerartio erfiinoenen Wlorden iofort a6~
Gin miltGridcr Nlitar6eiter oes n&oiteroaniden
Gourants" ipritt gIedfaQs iber Die dbroniiden 0o.
lt5nationen Der cngliidcn Sriegs 9orreiponoenten
9etreifs Der angeblideu Ginna6nlc pon ellie unO ga
@acc Gic gerbte iber oie cnglden Siege bci Ga
9aiee ba6a lid eBt tbatiddlid ais nidts onoeres
berausgcitelt, Ocm ais elm 9luft Der cngliiden Be
rid)tcritattung, Inn sen ginOrld Der iron50iiidn
glieOerlage bei Soiiions 81 oerpiiden Gieie Siioe
mar INN 10 inoerrorencr oa bei 9a @oiicc nbt enmal
Gin 9lngriff perilldt wor0en mar.
Me1ige GAGE ipdter, am 26. Sanilar, ober beta
men Die @nglGnoer bel "a 8aiice 0eia5ene 0iebe i0
pcrloren gdli5c &ci6eu bon Sd5iibengrGben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

bic eniii6rimg Der alacncna @c6rpilidt imO
Sdaffung elmer groBen Nrmec oenfen 5egt Der io-
genoe 9rtifel Der ,Goilp Niail~:
Gin gcieBlid5er 3pang niiBte ieOen iulgen9iarn
Der oas 20. @ebensabr errcidt bat Dcanloiieu, idl
5nr lnteriudlng 3u itcaen. Gic 3a6l ocriengcn Die
in Dem &crcingtcn aOnigreid abrIi1 Oiees 9tcr err
rcdcu 6ctrdgt unaeidbr 10000 pon ocncn ii6cr POO
600 ais frditigc mo gciinOe &erutcn engGo9cn wcr
ocn fonnten. sir Die 6lotte fonute Der 9eoari oird
6reiwilligc meter geOedt wer0en. Die ottiOc Gent
5ct bic i'm Nagcnenen in 6rage fommt, lit elm
Sa6r CD iiir Die Sniortere uno 1Sel0artaerie mo
3iuci Sabre iir Oc &opaaeric reitcu0c 9lrQcric mo
0as 6IiegerorpS. Se6s Sa6rgdnge nGr0G Die critic
Sinie bocn SS6re StGrfe piroe nod elmer 9luiite
lrng oes 4roieiiors giltinion nod enem Ab5ug Don
iiini pom Smoert d6rlid in 6olge ZOO, llntauglidb
felt imO 9liSipan0ermg lno cinem Nbgig BON 2OOOO
Die ndc6 i6rer aftiucu Gieni5et 5m noii6eu 0ient
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
Die fnuf Sranmc.

(9'aQooc pon 0lar N0aer)
@oincorc, 9llbert, Ger Sing mo Der 95ar
eriannen Dem ocutiden aaiier @eiobr
llno irdmtcu idlon feline Grben 81 iein.
0ei 0ieien bier GrGumern idlt mir en
@nc oltc Geididjte ans olten EageiL
$50 ii6 glcbnides bat 5ugetroacn
g9o and NAL bier ocrtrdinite 8anoitcn
Curd i6rc Sr1ime in S6lingcn geriet6en:
Qlui sic eSaa0 rtt &aiier @arolus Guint,
"a ilog ien &oppe 9or 5l aeibmno.
1as mar iiir aacr @orol fen Slid,
g9cit bintcr ibn blie6eu Die 9lnOren 3nriId.
lln0 ais fem &appc inn Gidic5t ltano
auiicr Garol teinc &d5ting TonO:
aoiier aorol bauO on eincn Baum Den Noppcl
lin na6 Dem ri6tgen 5teigc 5u tappen;
Narol BAT mcit im9ergeibt,
Phi sem Sorn qcbloicn mo wei0li6 geiluGt.
5o fam cr on 0eS gsolocS glano,
$50 rcritcdt elm ncrriticnes @irt6s6ons ltono;
Gas lab perlie0crldt ans lmO milo;
Sottc niht 9fomen, nidt cbrbares Sd)ilO;
lln0 ais scr aaiier trat iiber oic SdpeaelL
Ga iaBeu 0a orirncn bier lUiloc eeielenl
Der aaiier ricf naH Mirtbidat mo &cin.
God trat tein gSirt6 ms 3inmer Deren.
lln0 ga iaQtc Scr critic Der &ngabun0en:
.9Slln lett NAL oos bat iiG ia neOlid gciunOen
Nlir trdunitc bout 9ladt, idl triig eineu @rt
g5ic ocr imt,oo ouf Bot Qos poBt iidJ ia gihl~
HUB Gle 0er &aiier es ibm nod crlallbt,
g}n6m cr i6u Briticno ben &nt bonn Sonpt.
Ser Safer prndJ og9enn Der 6ut oir niir paBt
o6uuc i'd gcrne Sir oaB on i'm boit"
Ga iaQte ser 3ipeitc bonn Gieu Der:
.glir trdlmte. d trio eine @lontel pie Der,
Dit graO iolbem @el5, uie gerne longlt icb bate
llu0 ebcn 70 elmer goloenen &cttel"
Scr Safer ipracb: ,&enn Der Wlantel Dir poBt
0omc id gerne sir ooB on i'm BAIT;
llnO and sic actte miBaonn b Dir nidt,
9Scnn lie mir paBt 5u ocincm @icidtl"
Ga IaQte Der grittc. Sent gloff i'm geii
Sab id) getrdlmlt BON 70 cnem Solicit,
geies sort ocn G0emann iouber umdniirtl"
aarol iprad5 .9linm es, peui Is Die gebiibrt!
sIuS Grailmcr pridt DIT Elm 6nmIiheS @infen!
Ga iaate scr Gierte: o3u 0einer Sinfe
Sdngt ia Gin @oul Gas Glib mir 81 cgen~
Ga iagtc ser 4qiier: ogaun muB i'd ai6 5ciacn,
gamit oraift-5A Plaeu gelingt,
g9ic man IS fngert 0aB lultig es flingt~ -
lho am ofienen Sguiter 'oaron CT liono
Sielt 6laieno Der ssoiier oas Sorn IN Der @onol
Ca ruroe.9 .9s birien lebenois I'M Sann
Sunoc im0 sd9er fanten beranl
lh0 0a iagie Ner Aoiier, ais Die Sdar
Seincr Ertuea n's Simmer 0eormgeu mar
lluo oralBen idorreuO iein &appc eeidGlmlt
.9tln, Burden, bat eud 0as oilA getroumt2l
ghd mir lit sic @obe Ocs GrGltmcns perliebnl
SiBt br, mas mir inn Eroitme eridien2
Sd iab end &iere om @algen bon9cnl~
lhl0 Der Eroln lit 9ledl in Grfulung gegan9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
Mnitnn 9llnrmnnn.

Gs iiorb am b. Scbrnor 1915 cnitau DIOR
maun in iclncm 72 9cncnSiabr accbicr 0aic
Der periorucncn glnna ~ Nlormonn &er.
punoic mo ,Srctoc lifo clnQcluoclL oel
Ernucricer am Siciiina, Nndniiiinpe llbr
BON icincr 9sobrun9, Ar. i5i0, Srablc'9Ipeme,
ans boijumoDncl.
One less at heme,
The charmed circle broken.
A dear face missed day by day,
From its usual place,
But cleansed, saved, perfected by Grace,
One more I'm Heaven,
One less on earth.
It's pain. its sorrow aud It's daily toll TO share
One less the pilgrims daily cross to bear,
one more the crown OF the blest to wear,
At home in Heaven.
(6e6r7-a Guu ieincu Ginocrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
(Shriitine 8. Nchrinncr.

Gs iiarb am g. Scbuiar 1915 uo1 iur5et
Mrnnf6et G1riitinc q. Ncbriuger IN hrcm 81.
Qc0cnsiGbr, qclicbtc Satin ocs ncriiorbcncn
D. g. 8cbrinacr Sic 9eeroienno noei 1cutc,
NonaQ. Nommiiiaas mn h3 llpr, bon ibrer
gSobuing, yr. JOt, SonnmDu0sNucnuc, aus
ami Der Baltimore 0cmcerO" iinit.
lNchrSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
9seft.( 9Sorf.

@incn qcihdhten @nblifnm gir ganridt.
oab Der ggsclt@uo Rort" am peitliden Ser
nno aioeren Craauiaiioncn 3u Sen anniiioiien
Neoingm1cn our serilgung nebt Ser 4nrl
ll heoenictto ncrAtnBcri mo eQnci ilch ntobr.
ais ie. fiir &oieiciie Sir Gn5eubeien menbe
man D an
OjuitaD Grnn6ner,
le,3Nde,A&~) @lacni6iimcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
SSreOerif Gdlluin0.

Gs nar6 am d Scbruar 1915 Treoerid
Smwno, acliebicr @olie bon Sobarnd Snpino,
i'm glicr BON O5 Sa0ren Gcrmuiloie uuo
Srcunoc fuo 6cr5li0 cingcaoen Der 9eerols
Quna bon ieincr 9SobnuHg Nr. All, &citsNtnl'
bcrrn. StrnRc, an WiDutna, Den s. ,Scbru0r,
Gammiiiags = llbr bei5upo0nen Nlic ieine
gluWeU lNcbtb-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
Nntherinc NiehLmnnn.

es iiar6 am 6. 6coruor 1910 Catherine Gie1l'
manu-, Satin ocs perorbcncn 0cornc 3cL
TN Der QSobniu0 ibrcr IDbter Srau g. Wt.
QSi6 in &nibinntou, >. g. Die 8cliebun9
fnoci Wiontnn, ben s. Scbrnar. gaOmitiugs I'M
215 llbr auf Dem oYou0on @ari Srieoboie"
f,Srhr7A9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

Sn Gnalon0. no ser Ieuit iirs gotcrlono uer
p1nt 1T cs iei oent man fam iidb an Den 8irotcn
aiiqen Der 6lphc bebegen uno 9lntbcil ne6men an
oer @ciuc miro umcr crniilider an Die Giniiib
rin0 oer aa9emeinca 0ieultpdlt gcoadt. Isle lie lid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
@nTtimnre Gemelerh.

@Hrcnu: DanptG,ueaua Wari1.Qprme. Bann
uou Der Nan.Sirn6c.
pc1rdbnl6pi0bc az Oerldrien bon $25 an
Scltion pN" inter inillctiudbrenber 9luii6i,
$bl Nalim fir 4 einiohe @rdber Roiens
ircic Ncrutun0 ocl W0Deue
(SuHi10,lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
QonOon-N -Narf. Gentetcru.

Bhrcnu: Or. n, 9ecF.sntaiooG. GraFe, unb
coupt9in6nna. Grehcrld.9lonb.
Nenrdhnibp0te bon S2b an, unicr heitdnOls
aer glutli0t ed)uitibumen. Scpii0e, 9fan8cn
eic llno IN Lrebbaus I'M SanptGlnenne 5u
iuneii nnler Agent ipiro. penn aepnHi9f
ootprehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
Vater Iancratins SdImiOf, G.S.G.9i.

IS iiarb pl6tli6 am A. Sebrnar 1915 i'm
@farr6uu5 Der Nai0oliiben 3er5 Scin@ir0e,
Sichlnnoiomn @ntcr HnncrniinS Gmnliot g..
crognng iinoct oni Miuntag, s. Scbrliar, .
llbr W;orecnS bon ocr Ncrj-Sciu.Nirnlc, aus
iatt Scicrlio5c &eancn.po0mciie iilr len
Seccnbcil nm 10 ltbr WforQcns. Nciletnna
ani Dem .0l Grl3icr 5rco0oie"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
0icier ariea mc6rt Sic 0litter Oes Giicrncn arel

Sicier 9reg mebrt bic Sitter OeS Giiernen &rel-
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