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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
PRATT CITY HANDS DEFEAT TO ENSLEY. OTHER SPORT NOTES

nave at any time shot over a good dog. The ancient history of the dog is com- plete. It will be interesting to know that In Patagonia the people so worship the dog that different species are formally adopted, just as a waif would be in this civilized world of ours. That's going the limit but there's many dog deserving of adoption when it comes to loyalty and affection for his master
 am stressing one point more than any other in my series of articles that of the pedigreed dog. The different breeds have been perfected to such a point that it's not worth while to keep a cur or mixed animal about the house. True. everybody loves his dog, and many person has pet that is not pedigreed. Don't kill him just to get one with a pedigree; he's been too faithful. But when he shuffles off this mortal coil, make up your mind to get one with ped- igree. This fills the community with dogs that can be gotten together yearly for Q good dog show.
 q have already received one "call- down" through the mail for devoting so much space to the dog-a worthless beast as the writer stated. But as this writer with a heart of ice and a mind for noth- ing but self and worldly ambition, did not have the backbone to sign his name, take it for granted that he carries no pedigree--of the desirable class. No doubt I'll get called from the four points of the compass, but if the writers will only sign their name it will be all right I will answer them personally, but when this anonymous class springs up like dogs at large and bite at me, I must come back in print.
 T have not heard any more the past week about that dog show in April Has it been dropped? If the local breed CTS of good dogs want to pick up some new business they had better get in their ads this week, so as to run in connection with the wrte-up. It pays to advertise '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
Y. M. C. A. PREPARED
 FOR COLUMBUS FIVE
Good Game Expected When Locals Meet Georgia Five omorrow-Young Will Referee-Local Followers Look For VictOry-COach Hoffer Has Squad In Fine Trim Preparing For Big Crowd

were seated on the boundary liro~ of the court, did.
 As usual the locals will center their hopes around Captain Brooks, the star forward of the Hoffer aggregation, who has demonstrated that he is a wonderful player by his playing in former games. Brooks Is one of the best forwards seen in action this season. He is fast and a dangerous man on long shots. At the other forward, Durham will probably be used. He is small but may be able to withstand the attack of the rough Co., lumbus guards.
 bowman will be Coach Hoffer's choice at center with Mathis as the first sub stitute. bowman or Mathis should be able to handle the Columbus center and provided that bowman is right" Colum- bus will have a dangerous man to stop
 Greenwood and Estis will be used at guards in all probability, as they are the two heaviest guards on the local squad Greenwood will certainly be able to rough it equally as well as any man on the Columbus outfit and while Estis is somewhat lighter he is expected to hold his own. Faunce, the regular guard, is entirely too light to pit against the rough tactics of the Georgians and for this reason, local followers are expecting to see Greenwood start at one Of the guard positions.
 Kilcrease Teddy and other famous players are members of the Columbus outfit Although they are not used un- less it is absolutely necessary, they usually do their part on the side lines Strupper, the all-southern back field man of the Tech eleven, is forward on the team and he usually makes it a habit to lay a few out of the game. Strupper is unusually rough and it is hoped that Referee Young will check his tactics should he start them tomorrow. Other members of the teams are equally as good.
 Birmingham will have her hands full in defeating the Columbus five and Coach Hoffer and his squad realize it. They will enter the game determined to win and although odds are greatly against them, the Columbus bunch will certainly have a busy time in returning victorious. The game will start at S:S0 o clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
PHILIP CARTER WINS
 PRESIDENTS TROPHY
Metropolitan Junior Champion De- feats Whittemore in the
 Finals

Pinehurst, N. C., February 5.-Philip Carter, Metropolitan junior champion, won the Presidents trophy in the St. Valentines tournament here today. de- feating P. w. Whittemore, Brookline, in the first flight finals up and ? to play.
 G. E. Atherton, Philadelphia, won the governors trophy in the finals of the second flight, defeating c. B. Hudson, North Fork, up and 6 to play
 In the first flight, consolation, F. e. Beall of Uniontown, who won the gold medal for low qualifying score, was defeated by w E. Truesdale of Brook line 1 up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06

"Hee-e-e-z-z out" yelled Bill Flem in stentorian tones as the third strike on Bill Sweeney cut the plate with the bases full in game at Boston.
 Sweeney knew it was a good strike, but Blew's loud 'bawl" nettled him. Turning en route to the bench, he yelled:
 All right, l know I'm out, but the people in Providence and Chelsea will get it in the morning paper without you megaphoning it now"
 Bill had honesty and fairness enough to know that Klem had called a good one, but he hated to be told about it out loud. He is no exception to the rule It is tough enough for any of us to get caught fIatfooted and we all feel like saying something back to the nervy "umps," even though it only is slap at the way he has his hair combed.
 My flare-ups with umpires, though none has been serious, would run into a high figure during my career, but I hold not a taint of bitter feeling against any of them, nor do l think any arbiter, past or present thinks i'll of me. My affairs with them have been similar to those that arise be- tween manager and player, and they should be lett on the ball field.
 Every umpire merits the public's con- fidence for honesty, for baseball could not be called an honest sport if 1t weren't so. They may make mistakes, like the rest of us, but in the long run it all ovens up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
Mans Adaptability

from PUCK.
 It's funny how a man whose health is so poor that his wife has to carry the baby when they go out anywhere. can walk 15 miles around lodgeroom with 60 pounds of robes and knickknacks on him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
Enough

From the Yale RecOfu.
 Irate Individual Chit by golf ball)- Hey! This will cost you $1O.
 Golfer--Didn't you hear me say "Fore?' Irate Individual-Four will be sufficient.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
So Near
From Judge.

FTOII JUUsG.
 Trough luck Fellow gave me three winners at yesterdays races.'
 Whats tough about that?"
 T didn't play them"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02
SCginnt nlOrgen tllO
iabrt Oawit jc-
ncn Wiurgcu iOrt,
ScluO6nt Gndl an, jcNcu allOrecu cin
@loS 6eiRcu SSniicrs pur Dem
6ra9faf 81 triufcu.

SSir iino nidt Iange oni Grocn,,
last ms OeBbalb oen 9(dcnt6alt io
ongenebm mic inoolid MAIDEN east
mls gut le6eu gut oerOauen alt an.
beiteR, gut idjlafeu imO gut auSie
6cu gSeld' glorreiter 3lntano say
erringen mO Ood mic leidlt III cS.
mcnu mir nur 0ic S1cwobnDci ocs
Sncn6oOcs am NIor0en nuicomeR
lUoacu.
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itcben miloe mo obaclpannt liu0,
orec aopfihuicr5cn bo6cn BON er
fdlhmg Ueritopit ino, beleatc 3moc,
iouereu @}ogen nuo ii6clrie@rnocn
9ltbem bobcu. fonuen iin 10 iriih
mie cine 8hlme fiiblen. tnocn re ie
0en Nforgen oie Shleliicn oes aor
pcrs offnen mo ole iuuerrn GIFT.
GEN itagnirenoen Subiton5cn ans
ipiilen.
Syeoermann, ob fronf o0cr achmo
o0er leiocno, ioate jcoen Nlorqcn
Dor oem 5rnbitiid Gin 0los lc6r bcl
Sen 9Suiiers nut cincm 9bceIoiici
Doa &aIfitein @bospbot triufen lm
aus gSogen 2ebcr, glicren imo Gin
g0peioen Die unuor0aitIidben @iid
lidn0c, loucrc @alle luD QiitiQcn Wii
frobcn oes Gortoaes 5lt piilcn; ou,
ourh miro Der gauge @croaiunpss
slpparot serciuigt, erfriiht mo acs
ltdrft c6c man 0cm 92aQeu mcitcrc
g1o6rna 5uiiibrt. Gic @irfuno uoli
bciBcm SSoiicr mo aolfitcin @6os
plat anf cinen lccren N}upen if uuu4
oer6ar erfriihcnO Ge cntiernt oac
oie ioucren @dbunlqelL @oic. glb
idle uno Sdire mo regt einen an.
fen glppetit fir oas fyriibitad an.
gSdbrcno Gle iih 0es Erabltiids crs
ircnen ent6iebt ons @aiier uno Der
@alfiteiu lm6cmcrft ocni @lute cine
aroBe Guantitdt &oiier uno 6ereitcu
ole itncrcu Grgane fir cine Qrilno.
lde NciniounQ nor.
Iic Niiaionen pon Qcuten, sic nit
Sartlci5iQfeit Geroonuos St6run
act Nlooenlcioeu 86euhofismus
beboltef limo; anoerc oie ioHle Sout
torbe 9luttrontbeiteu nnO franflidle
Wclihtsfarbe bobeil per0en oril
acno eriudt Gin @iertel @iuno aoIf
ltein@boSpbot in Der glpotbcle ali
fallien ooS mir weni9 foitet abcr
eenilgt I'M irgeno Seinonoen 8p ei.
uem pobren entnniiaiten imerer
Sanitation por Dem 6riihinid ,A
lmodeu (qln3.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02
Mcniabr 1916.

Sin 5wcites gtelIiabr 9Iut mnfloiien,
@ot lib Dem eriten 5ueeieut,
llnO mem Der 6rieoe miro geidloi.
len
&ann 9tiemon0 idgen ali Ger @elt.
Niillionen lteben i'm milOem Sample
Otod gegcnii6er lid uno rnperiobnt,
9IIs gteuiabrsgruB i'm BuIperoampfe
Scr Conner ser @eidiise orobnt.
S1oa trobt 9la Gcuti6IonO unocr-
Oroiicn
Ger lnge6elren lle6ermnht,
gtod ltcb'n Die broOen Gampigenoi-
len
GeutidlonO unO SeiierreiH felt auf
Mndt
81 9lci6 Cir trcnl Iii Oeltide
Seele,
9iit Jest sum 2e6en neil erpo6t,
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llnO iiirdtc nidt Der Soae Nlodt.
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Salt bod Ben oeutiden @brcnI6ilo!
llno fcrncr Cid ais ScIo belpdbre,
@lit bodiicm Nlltt6 oos 6er5 crfiiGt.
Gcronfert tiei I'M &er5ensgriinOc,
9hIbt Oeutide Sreie ielienieit.
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Sic rie Sen 5reunO i'm Stihe ldBt.
Grum loBt Oos Oeutidc Banner file.
gen,
Gin @rilb Oem Sabr, luos iid er6e6t,
0enn ME miro 0eutihlano inter.
liegen,
60 lang Die oeutide Sreuc
le6t.
Otto 9oettgcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02

g(bonuenten.9lrmec" Oiiritc in ser
S6otlo6e ou finoeu iein. onB 81 ei.
ncr 3iel6cpuBteu mo euereiic6cn
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nidt 0cnft. oic ober biibcn mic Oril.
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nonut icin mill Oem Niilisncrein
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lonorciie 5ur @erfiaimo oeitcat ueI,
de oicieniec Gomc oocr Ocricnigc
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A. Somor big 8uW ] gIpril 1916
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ug8orlo. S&or~ Sic mciiten i'm &orolis
be5abltcn gIbouncnteu 6uni1rt.
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oieieni Gontcit betbcilisen moIlen
mo9cn iih on oeu NlIfspercin oeut.
iher Sronen as 9rooowop. 9leip
Norf GitD, menoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02

beute Oos 6cit Ger 9eihuei0nna be.
9ongen meroen mo Die @ciilidcn
mcrOcu BON Der aml5cl 0era6 niIi Die
SeOcutuug ocs 6eitcs auimerfiom
mdhcu
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preOigen.
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ma wcIdeS @oitor 81. =. 9tcracr
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Z ll6r oic SSieoermlifii6uin1 oes pa.
triotiiden gSeibnahtS Spiclcs 6c
ainut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02


&on uneepobnlihem Sntereiie
miro oos @icoerouftreten BON 9ioro
goDeS morgcn inn oW}arplonO l6eo.
ter" iein 0}oru 9ooeS 1T cine &iinii.
lerin BON 9iui imo miro lire &icI.
ieitigteit in Dem Ginofter yI6e 5inol
Decree" in melhem tic BON Der Ser,
foiierin 9(9ues Scott iluo Dem eben.
fonS bier nidt mebr un6cfanntcn
Sorrp Cooper oldn5enO untcritiiet
miro, 6elpunoert. ,Srdllein 9ope5
6ringt poaitdnOig nelie 9ieoer 5li sc.
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i6re alien Shlager boren 81 loiien.
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&rogrou1m ihleBt 0oS @eianqs. u.
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nen Uor5iielideu 0reiiurott airbp
unO 9iobm in orei fonlii6cn SouS.
9feubeiten SolmeS mO @uhanon IN
alten iino nenen @ei6ngen aromer
unO Yottiiou in ibreu porjiiqliden
.aroitleiltungen. Die Silnette Siiters
in i6rem uoIlitdnoig neuem 9uft6oI.
lett unO sum ShluB ooS @at6c
@ohcn Erogromn ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02
%erGnoernnscn i'm ~eiunOGeitS.0e
purtement.

@enmo6eits.Gon @lotc miro
pprausiicbilid in 0cn erltcn Ea8cu
oes neuen SabrcS ieinen Sobn. Or.
&obcrt 9Iafe 9lr. 637 Golm6o.
9luenuc, sum 9Iiiiitemar5t Der III.
berfuloieu.&linit crneuncn bic BON
Der Qhlo9ct 9eboroe fiir5lih aeidai.
icn morocn mt Or Sobu 8. O9leia
1T Der Gbeiar5t oer aliuif. Or.
9lafe piroe in Der neucn Stelhng
eli SabreSgebolt BON $1,000 erbaltcn.
lin oieic Stcarnoen ioaen iid me6.
rcre 9Ier5te 6cpcrben. @eitern mad).
tc @err 9lufe Die Grncnmna bon
Is Seamten, Doumfer IA &raufcu.
mdrtcrmnen betannt 9lci acidai.
len muroc Ole Stclle eineS itdotiiben
Sootenardbers mo oes gmiicberS Der
it0Otiicbeu 5rieOboic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02
SoalfsOcrcin Ocntiacr ;Sruucu.


ghr orci 9uhitobeu, ober iic idlc.
Sen eine aroit in ii6, ole inncr oos
9eite mill itno 0cren 3icI sic ihon
iie 6unoue S8p6ltDGtigfeit lit. Dicic
orei @u6ito6en iulo oic Snitiolen
Oes 0Hlfspereins Oeutic6er 6roucn
oeicn 9luigobc cs it, fir oic aiuoer
i'm 6eloe itebenOer ocutiMer MGnner
8u iorgeu uno ole @r6ie6ung oer
ariesSmoiieu iider 5u iteaen. @e.
nib cine glufgobe, pelbe Die llnter.
Itiibung eines SeOcn perOicnt, Der
oeuticbeS 9ht in 0en 9loern Bot.
Scin 3iel oeriubt Der SiiIfs0er.
elm oeutiher 5rouen Ociicu Noltpt.
quarter iih I'M Serrcnbote in Ser.
lin 6efinOet imo Ger in 9lep 9orf in
40 9roaOwop Elm 3pcig6ureou be.
iibt OoOurb 81 erreicben, ooB ct bii.
ben mie 0riibel ole 8ricgshronif
ugSeltfrieg in @citolt elmer $50
cbcni6rift uer0iientlibt unO in ocn
&ereinieten Staaten oosiclbc g9crf
aud in enQliiher Sprohe inter Oem
Eitel u@orlo S8or~ erideinen lGBt.
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Siilfspcreh oeutigber syroilcn ciuc
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abcr nur 6auu crboltcn tonm mcun
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on Die 5riidte bIieben liicbt aus,
mo in fur8er 3et bottc v@clttrie0
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nenten.
Sicr in gfnerifo last ser erfoIg
nod picI 81 miinic6cn ii6ria. mas
cigcltliob 6ei Der nod D}illioueu $40
IenOen 0cutld 9(mcrifoncridoit mo
IN 9lnbctroht ser S6otiodc, oob
v&cltfric1 bier untcr 0cm Sitcl
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lit Inn 10 mc6r olS ecrooc bier aus
bcfauuten Sriiuocn cinc outbeutiicDe
arie0Sdronif bon er0Btem Siitereiie
iem iolIte.
glls llriohe 1T mter fcinen I'm
itGnOen Sntcreiieloiiofeit Su nenncn,
i'm @cacni6eiI Sun0crtc bo6en in ocn
lcbten Mlonoten ocs ueriloNencu So6
res obonnirt Die gon5 cntriiitct 0o.
rilber moren ooB ibuen nicbt idlon
iriiber oieie SiiliSqucllc fir sic
@ricgsmoiicn bcfomit seiporoeu ip0
re. oo iie 5pci icbr wi6ti9en 6ofto.
rem gu glcibcr 8cit oiene.
Die pirflide llriabe inr oos mir
ldngiome 9lumohicn Ser y@cltfriea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02
0rifnet giaIensanacl ScruOrt
Grtdltnng OOrr Guiarrb.
SSic man peilnno finOct, mcnn
aOpf nnO Stoic DcritOpft iinO.

3d6lt bis iiini5ig Sbrc grfdl.
ting oes aopieS ooer ser Gatorr6
Ueridmiuoet Sore peritopftc 9laie
miro offen sic 9nitg0nac sS6reS
S{opies lueroen frei mo sic founcn
mbebinOert at6men. acm 9fiilpicn.
gt6ieln Sdnau5eh aopihmer5en.
Srodenbcit fein Niuaeu naN 9lt6.
men wd6rcn0 ocr 9}odt me6r.
aauIen Sic cinc tleinc 6laidc
elp's Cream Balm pon S6rcm 9lpo.
tbefcr lmO iiibren Sie Gin mcnia BON
oicler wo6lricdcn0en antiieptiidcn,
beilcnOeu SoIbe in sic 9foie ein. 6s
ourhoringt ieoen Suitaana oeS SO.
pies bei0nitigt 0ie cltt3inoetet oOcr
aeibipollencn Sdleimbdlte uno 10.
fortige Sinoerina tritt eir Grf6l.
tungeu oes aopies imo Gatarrb tuei.
cben ibm 3onberartia. @leibcu Sic
niht ldnger peritopit im0 leioeuO.
SeiInue lit iiher. (9In5eige.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02

hlIiren toOt i'm Bette alliaehmoeq
lSrau Silge aing i'm olteit Sabr in
better Stimmimg 3u 9ett. Sie mur.
DC IN @ounouer aeboren iulO tom ig
ningen Sabren nah gImerifa Wo
6intcrIdBt 5wci S56ne &. 6. Silac
imo $ s. SiIgc, ioipic Gin Gnfc
fiu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02

,Sm bobcn llItcr bon 93 Sa6reu
crlag geitern 6rau SeIeno ". Silge
BON 9}r 1914, Sit9oiapette 9lpenue.
cinem &er5iblo8e. sic puroe ae.
lteru Nlor9cn non ibreu So6ne. Ger
ld9 ndh ibrem Simmer begebc bat.
ie, lm lbr 5uul nuien Sobre 81 ara.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02
gOrii6cr IL 6iniiber!

SuIHUCl - DtlHuCI.
&crfhu9en lit ocr irobc along-
Ger boIOe 3mi6er lit eepiHen;
9iln gebt's oenielben olten @nug.
aeiu 6eItmobl pran9t me5r auf oen
Eiiden,
ToS 2e6en ruit nit taideno Slim.
Ger @ei6uodtsglan5 miB ihon Der,
slimmen;
gllr tief inn Ser5en le6t es tort.
Ger @ngcl iboues 5rieOensmort.
@cun es bod INNER @eibno6t
blie6c,
SSic idou niiBt Damn OaS 2e6en
GoS 0lenidenber5 iebnt iih nof
Sie6e,
gSic Oic glotllr, noh Sonncnidein.
SergGnglid limo ia nlle @aben,
Gic mir gum 5eit 6efommen bo6en;
, glur trcue Sicbe bdlt nod StouO,
&cnu oud Der 3auberglon5 cnt.
iImonO.
SoS por ctn oili8crcgteS Sreiben
glls ob ole @rO elm Sinlncl iu6rl
8 n6dbtc bod Elm 6isdlcn 6lei6en,
Sonit iudr' ous Sc6en 90 unO lccrl
Soldt tic nidt aus, bic bellen Gid.
ter,
Sonit gic6t es trorigc @eiidtcr;
Gas Cugucrf lit 10 ernit 10 idpucr,
%cnn iidt Oos biSden 2iebe wdr'l
Som 6ricOen ipriht man Oo nnO
bort
% lucnn cs INNER 5ric0e blie6e"
Ger Strct cntbremlt ob cinem @ort,
Ger Sob itcigt mii cS itirbt 0ic
Sie6c
9todj geltcrn uobntcu tie beiionncn,
Sic wollcn bclitc lid Deroonnicn;
aoIt lit Die treie 6remOesbono,
9IlS b6ttcn tic iidD nic aefount
So lit cs bier, 10 trci6t mans BORT.
So it's I'M 9roben luic i'm fleinen;
$50 lit oes 5rieoeus feIter Sort,
90 oud bic @eibnaAtslidter idci
nen2
Sin bortes @ort Sdncll it's 0e.
iprodei
lluo bat Gin trcucs Serj ge6roden;
Sn 3orl Bat man Ocn arieg erfldrt,
l9llS Oh oas Seben eluig p0brt.
l@ionG trouter areiS bro6 ja6 ent.
5pei-
4 lllS 6dtt Der 5lub OnS 6ouS &c
troffen;
Acie Sabre fliegen ihnell oorbei,
Cod foot, lit allies @artcn Soften.
loot iiuO Die id0ncn @eibnad)ts.
lieocr,
ic @ngel febren nininer iuieoer
in bortes @ort Bat es poll6raht
no ldnglunt lhlelDf oie ountle
Oiadt
10 ipdter, lueuI Die 9ieu eruadjt-
pm modt' man gern Oie Sono
nod bieten;
rnbn iie III ser @jrabesnoht
iif I'M 2eben ihrofi genieOen-
NinO 6eult Inn Die Seihen.
iteine,
airh6oisoroS Oedt oie @e6eine;
Il irober @ruB Oringt III ibr
Wrob,
broden lit Der @onoeritob.
olit oui Oos oIte So6r 5uriid-
Oiele iiuO oobingeidieOen;
lungen lit ibr groengliid
ibt i6r. Ole ruben all in Srie.
0en2
andc Seele FAM germ luieOer
beugte iid Dor Geue tieoerl
pdtl Die 0lodt 6iiat Tie iebt ELM
@ruB Oringt in ooS @rab
6ineiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02

9lei5 iiir iit, 9lQc 9ciu6cr ocS So.
loniol pcrOen nit Scr 9eirieOialma.
einen ougeuebmeu 9l6enO oerle6t 81
bobeI Oos E1eoter oerloiien. 0ie
glodmittogs. .goriteIhngen iino olf
Gieuiiog @littpo6, 6reitog lmo
Somitag feltgciebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02

Gas iietS beIiebte SHouipieI vSSn
0lo aentudp" miro morgcn I'M So.
lonial S6eoter 9egebeu. Gas eriolo-
reide Stiid lit BON s. Z, Go5ep ee.
l6rieben unO lit OosieIbc eng nit
Der @eididte Der llnion perbunOen.
IS lpielen lid uiele iebr intereiiante
Scenen o6, BON meldem Dor oaeu
oos Tfeoerennen ouf ser 9iibne an
erlter Stelle 81 ertud6nen III. glette
9leger @eionge ueroen bon eineni
oor5ii9lidb 9eidulten 9legerhor 5lt
@e6or 9ebrodt oeseleihen Srieindl
Sdn5e umo @aulifitiide, Gos Stiid
ipielt in Oh aentndu. inn 9loucnt
0jros.Stoot uuO bot Oober leincn