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+Project Gutenberg's New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung, 16. Oktober 1915, by Unknown
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+Title: New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung, 16. Oktober 1915
+       Vol. I. No. 34.
+
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+Vol. I. No. 34.                               N. Y., 16. Oktober 1915.
+
+                      New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung.
+
+                             KRIEGS-ALBUM
+
+[Illustration: Deutscher Einzelposten hinter Drahtverhau im Westen.
+German sentry behind barbed wire fence at the Westfront.]
+
+Published every week by The New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung, 182 William
+Street, New York.
+
+
+
+
+DER HINDENBURG VON BERLIN.
+
+
+Auf dem Königsplatz, unmittelbar vor der Siegessäule, deren Nike den
+goldenen Kranz über sein Haupt hält, steht die zwölf Meter hohe Gestalt
+des “eisernen Hindenburg von Berlin,” die der Bildhauer Georg Marschall
+geschaffen hat, und die zum Besten der Nationalstiftung für die
+Hinterbliebenen der im Kriege Gefallenen mit goldenen, silbernen und
+eisernen Nägeln von wohlthätigen Leuten bedeckt werden soll. Am 4.
+September fiel die Hülle des Mals und die ersten Nägel wurden
+eingeschlagen. Für zwei Millionen hat der Berliner Hindenburg Platz; wir
+wollen hoffen, dass zum Besten der Trauernden in diesem Kriege die Zahl
+bald erreicht ist.
+
+Die Enthüllung war von linder Luft und hellem Sonnenschein begünstigt.
+Die ersten goldenen Blüthen des Herbstes leuchteten aus dem Grün der
+Bäume im Thiergarten und bunte Fahnen wehten von den Häusern fröhliche
+Grüsse. Menschen strömten schon in den Morgenstunden heran und ihre
+Massen gliederten sich in der ruhigen Ordnung, die den Deutschen im
+Blute sitzt.
+
+Vier Geschütze aus der Tannenberger Schlacht stehen vor dem Postament
+und in den ersten Reihen stehen Feldgraue, Verwundete und
+Rekonvaleszenten; einer hat sich im Wagen heranfahren lassen, um dabei
+zu sein, wenn “sein” General seine Ehre erfährt.
+
+Musik klingt von der Siegesallee; Soldaten des 3. Garderegiments rücken
+heran und nehmen Aufstellung. Eine Abordnung des 2. Masurischen
+Infanterieregiments aus Lötzen, das jetzt den Namen Hindenburgs für
+ewige Zeiten trägt, ist gleichfalls zur Stelle. Viele Generale und
+Offiziere mit ihren Damen, städtische Beamte, Professoren der
+Universität, Künstler der Palette und der Feder und vom Theater.
+
+Von den geladenen Ehrengästen erscheinen zuerst die Mitglieder der
+Familien v. Hindenburg und Ludendorff, unter denen der Bruder des
+Generalfeldmarschalls, der Schriftsteller B. v. Hindenburg, auffällt,
+weil er äusserlich nicht die geringste Aehnlichkeit mit dem Helden des
+Tages hat. Hindenburgs Frau und Tochter, die Schwester des
+Generalfeldmarschalls, Frau v. Waldow, die Gattin von Hindenburgs
+Generalstabschef, Frau Ludendorff, werden von den Herren des Komitees
+begrüsst.
+
+Kurz vor 11 Uhr kommt der Reichskanzler, Herr v. Bethmann Hollweg, in
+Feldgrau. Er sieht ausserordentlich frisch aus. Bald nach dem Eintreffen
+des Kanzlers fährt in feldgrauem Automobil die Prinzessin August Wilhelm
+vor, deren sympathische Erscheinung von den Menschen an den Strassen mit
+Hochrufen begrüsst wird. Nun erfährt man auch welcher Art die
+Familienangelegenheit ist, die die Kaiserin fernhält: in der Familie des
+Prinzen Adalbert ist ein frohes Ereignis zu erwarten; deshalb ist die
+Kaiserin nach Kiel gereist.
+
+Nun ist alles zusammen, ein Parseval und ein Zeppelin fahren in der Luft
+heran, frohes Schweigen dehnt sich über die Menge, die Feier beginnt.
+
+Die Sänger, die auf den Schwellen der Siegessäule aufgestellt sind,
+stimmen Beethovens “Die Himmel rühmen des Ewigen Ehre!” an. Dann tritt
+der Reichskanzler vor, nimmt den Helm ab und spricht langsam, mit lauter
+und starker Stimme, so dass jedes Wort deutlich zu vernehmen ist:
+
+“Vor unserem alten Siegesmale haben wir ein Bildnis aufgerichtet,
+bestimmt, die Dankbarkeit des Volkes zu werkthätiger Liebe zu sammeln.
+Die Hilfe der Heimath sei für alle bereit, die im Leid sind um der
+Heimath willen! Der Krieger im Felde sei gewiss, dass auch am verwaisten
+Herde der Not gewehrt wird. Dies Werk der Hilfe stellen wir unter das
+Wahrzeichen Hindenburg. Er, dem die Liebe des Soldaten gehört, steht
+fest gewachsen im Herzen des ganzen Volkes. In ihm zuerst verkörpert
+sich uns das Heldenthum unserer Heere, die gewaltige Leistung ihrer
+Führer. Schwertschlag und Hammerschlag, Vertheidiger und Zertrümmerer,
+das ist uns Hindenburg. Was wir ihm schuldig sind, hat der Kaiser in
+herrlichen Worten ausgesprochen: Nie erlöschenden Dank! Die Gnade seiner
+Majestät hat uns vergönnt, unser Hilfswerk auf einen Platz zu stellen,
+auf dem das Auge Bismarcks ruht. Mit der huldvollen Theilnahme, die sich
+keinem Liebeswerk versagt, begleitet Ihre Majestät die Kaiserin unsere
+Arbeit. So erhalte auch diese Feier ihre Weihe durch den Ruf: Unser
+oberster Kriegsherr, den der Herr der Heerscharen von Sieg zu Sieg
+führen wolle, Seine Majestät der Kaiser, Hurra!”
+
+Das Hurra klingt kraftvoll und begeistert. Die Prinzessin August Wilhelm
+erhebt sich und winkt: die Hülle sinkt langsam nieder. Ein Zufall fügt
+es, dass einer der Kränze an den Masten sich in der Leine verfängt und
+dem Riesenbild des Marschalls zu Füssen fällt; es sieht wie ein schönes
+Symbol aus, als der Lorbeer mit den Preussenfarben gleich darauf wieder
+in die Luft schwebt, dem mächtigen Haupte Hindenburgs entgegen.
+
+Gewaltig steht der Berliner Hindenburg über der Menge, das Haupt gegen
+die Siegesallee gerichtet. Jauchzend ruft das Volk zu seinen Füssen zu
+ihm empor; der Reichskanzler hat das Rechte getroffen, als er sagte,
+dass diesem Manne vor allen anderen unsere Liebe gehört.
+
+Der Oberbürgermeister Wermuth nimmt dann im Namen der Stadt Berlin das
+Hindenburg-Monument in Besitz und Obhut.
+
+In der Weihe des Kaiserliedes nehmen wir die Gabe, die durch die Hand
+Euer Exzellenz aus geboten wird, in die Mitobhut der Stadt. Nun gilt es,
+liebe Mitbürger und Mitbürgerinnen, das Kunstwerk wetteifernden
+Opfersinns zu vollenden. Nun schwingt fleissig den Hammer, dass keine
+Fehlstelle bleibt, dass aus Millionen unscheinbarer eiserner Beiträge
+ein gewaltiger eiserner Koloss sich zusammenfügt. Ein Wahrzeichen für
+die spätesten Enkel, wo es auch stehen mag, von der thätigen
+Begeisterung ihrer Vorväter und Ahnmütter. Ein Sinnbild all der
+Eigenschaften, die der grösste deutsche Krieg in unserem Volke entfaltet
+und geweckt hat. All der Treue und Tapferkeit, all der stillen Ausdauer
+und planvollen Umsicht, wie des stürmischen Draufgehens und der
+helleuchtenden Sieghaftigkeit, der Entbehrungsfreudigkeit, des
+schrankenlosen Eintretens des einen für den anderen und aller für das
+theure Vaterland. Es ist keine Hindenburg-Feier allein, die wir begehen;
+aber beim Anblick des Mannes dort will sich doch auch die Freude an ihm
+selbst entladen, an ihm, der in ernstesten Stunden die Uebermacht des
+Feindes rückwärts beugte, der dem unaufhaltsamen Siegeslauf die Pfade
+geebnet hat. Darum klinge diese Feier aus in den jubelnden Ruf: “Unser
+Hindenburg lebe hoch!”
+
+Die Musik spielt “Deutschland, Deutschland über alles!” Der Chor fällt
+ein; aus der Ferne tönt Hurrageschrei, und die kleinen Fähnchen, die
+dort in den grünen Gängen zu Tausenden feilgehalten werden, wehen
+muntere Grüsse hinüber.
+
+Unter den Klängen der deutschen Hymne schreiten über den Ehrenweg die
+Prinzessin und ihre Begleitung, der Kanzler und die Minister des Reichs,
+die Generäle und Deputationen, die Vertreter Berlins zu dem Postament,
+an dem mit Riesenlettern der Name Hindenburg zu lesen ist, um die
+goldenen Nägel einzuschlagen. Der erste Nagel, geschmückt mit der
+Kaiserkrone, wird in der Mitte des H befestigt. Und als die Prinzessin
+August Wilhelm und bald nach ihr der Reichskanzler den Platz verlassen,
+beide von Ovationen umtönt, ist aus der Feier ein Fest geworden, zu dem
+nun die Bürger sich drängen. In ihrem Herzen sitzt der Name Hindenburg
+fest, auch ohne goldene und silberne Nägel.
+
+       *       *       *       *       *
+
+
+“ICH HATT’ EINEN KAMERADEN ...”
+
+Gertrud Bäumer veröffentlicht in ihrer “Heimatchronik” einen Brief, in
+dem ein Offizier Zeugnis über den Werth eines einzelnen Mannes, eines
+einfachen Maurers, ablegt; der Brief ist ein schöner Beweis
+kameradschaftlicher Anerkennung des Untergebenen. Der Offizier schreibt:
+
+... “Ich war bis zum 10. März Batteriechef der 5. Batterie und musste
+damals leider die Batterie, mit der ich den ganzen Feldzug in 18
+Gefechten durchgemacht hatte, abgeben, um eine Abtheilung zu übernehmen.
+
+Sch. kam erst hier an der Aisne bei F. von der leichten Munitionskolonne
+zur Batterie, aber vom ersten Tage an habe ich Achtung gewonnen vor
+seiner unermüdlichen Arbeitskraft. Trotzdem er ein einfacher Kanonier
+war, niemals eine Haubitze bedient hatte und lange Zeit schon vom
+Militär entlassen war, eignete er sich in kurzer Zeit alles das an, was
+zur Bedienung des Geschützes nöthig war. Er wurde Richtkanonier und die
+beste Stütze seines jungen Geschützführers. Seine Kenntnisse und
+Erfindungsgabe kamen uns allen zugute. Er baute uns Deckungen gegen das
+schwere Artilleriefeuer der Engländer und Franzosen, er schuf geradezu
+eine neue Art, die Geschützstellungen herzustellen, die nicht nur bei
+der Batterie, sondern beim ganzen Regiment mustergültig wurde. So hat er
+zum Siege beigetragen und manchen Kameraden vor der tödlichen Kugel
+beschützt.
+
+Als wir in die jetzige Stellung kamen, war er es wieder, der der stille
+Leiter beim Batteriebau war. Ohne dass er Vorgesetzter war, folgte ihm
+jeder willig, und darum machte ich ihn Weihnachten für tapferes
+Verhalten vor dem Feinde zum Gefreiten.
+
+Er war ein treuer Kamerad und mir ein lieber Freund geworden, und sein
+Tod hat mir die ersten Thränen in diesem schaurigen Krieg entlockt, weil
+er einen unersetzlichen Verlust für uns bedeutet.
+
+In der von ihm seinerzeit ausgebauten kleinen Waldkapelle, einer Höhle
+aus weissem Sandstein, stand sein Sarg, und vor dem Eingang im
+Abendsonnenschein haben wir ihn am 14. April in fremder Erde bestattet.
+Hoch liegt sein Grab über dem weissen Aisnethal von Bäumen umrauscht,
+als ein Wahrzeichen echter deutscher Treue bis zum letzten Athemzug.
+
+Sagen Sie seiner Frau, dass sie eines Helden Witwe sei, und sie möge
+ihren Sohn so erziehen, dass er dereinst sich seines Vaters würdig
+erweist.
+
+Ich werde Ernst Schönbeck nie vergessen!
+
+        gez................
+
+        Hauptmann und Abtheilungskommandeur
+        1. Abtheilung Kurmark, Feldartillerie-Regiment.”
+
+
+[Illustration: Wie England Belgien “schützt”: Folgen eines englischen
+Bombardements in Flandern.
+
+England “protecting” poor little Belgium: Effect of English bombs in
+Flanders.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Chaillon, ein Ort in der Nähe von St. Mihiel, durch
+fortgesetztes Geschützfeuer total zerstört.
+
+Chaillon, near St. Mihiel, completely destroyed by shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Deutsche Soldaten beim Gebet in einer kleinen Kirche in
+den Vogesen.
+
+German soldiers at prayer in a church in the Vosges.]
+
+
+[Illustration: “Ich hatt’ einen Kameraden.”
+
+“Comrades”—the last token of friendship.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Eine Waldkapelle in den Argonnen.
+
+A chapel in the woods in the Argonnes.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Das Rathaus am Grand Place in Arras nach der
+Beschiessung.
+
+Townhall on Grand Place of Arras after the bombardment.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Das Rathaus vor dem Bombardement.
+
+The townhall before its destruction.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Eine zerstörte Kirche in Polen.
+
+Church in Poland in ruins.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Deutsche Dragoner und Ulanen auf dem Wege nach Riga.
+
+German cavalry—Dragoons and Ulans—advancing on Riga.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Bagageabtheilung folgt den in der Verfolgung der Russen
+begriffenen deutschen Truppen.
+
+Commissary train following the German troops in Russia.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Oesterreichische Husarenpatrouille rückt zum
+Aufklärungsdienste aus.
+
+Austrian Hussars patrolling to locate the enemy.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Vertheidigungsstellung der K. u. K. Truppen gegen einen
+russischen Angriff.
+
+Austrians fortifying their positions against an attack by the Russians.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Tiroler Infantrie rastet auf dem Vormarsch gegen die
+Italiener.
+
+Austrian infantry from Tyrol resting while on march against the
+Italians.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Ein Lager der deutschen Truppen in Russland.
+
+A German camp in Russia.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Oesterreichische Truppen beim Durchqueren des
+Isonzoflusses.
+
+Austrian troops crossing the Isonzo River.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Strasse aus der echt russischen Stadt Serock am Narew.
+
+Street in the typical Russian town of Serock on the Narew.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Am Ufer des Narew bei Rozan. Vorn ein zerstörtes Gehöft.
+
+On the banks of the Narew River. In the foreground a farm in ruins.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Feldgraue auf dem Marsch. Vorn plaudernde deutsche
+Soldaten und polnische Dorfbewohner.
+
+Marching through Poland. In the back German soldiers marching; in front
+soldiers talking to natives.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Von Truppen der Armee von Gallwitz gemachte
+Russengefangene.
+
+Russians taken prisoners by General von Gallwitz’s army.]
+
+
+[Illustration: General von Linsingen am Scheerenfernrohr.
+
+General von Linsingen at the double-telescope.]
+
+
+[Illustration: General von Beseler, der Eroberer von Nowo-Georgiewsk.
+
+General von Beseler, the conqueror of Nowo-Georgiewsk.]
+
+
+ENTHÜLLUNG DES EISERNEN HINDENBURG IN BERLIN.—Unveiling the “Iron
+Hindenburg” in Berlin.
+
+
+[Illustration: Reichskanzler von Bethman-Hollweg hält die
+Festrede.—Chancellor von Bethman-Hollweg making the principal speech.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Der “Eiserne Hindenburg” vor der Siegessäule.
+
+The “Iron Hindenburg” before the Victoria monument.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Prinzessin August Wilhelm (1) und Frau von Hindenburg
+(2).
+
+Princess August Wilhelm (1) and Mrs. von Hindenburg (2).]
+
+
+FRAUEN BEI DER HERSTELLUNG VON GRANATEN.—Women working in German
+ammunition-factories.
+
+
+[Illustration: Das Drehen der Granaten.
+
+Forming the shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Abwiegen der Munition.
+
+Weighing the shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Abstempeln der fertigen Granaten.
+
+Stamping the finished shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Das Poliren der Hülsen.
+
+Polishing the shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Prüfung durch Stabsoffizier vor der Uebernahme.
+
+Staff-officer taking over the finished work.]
+
+
+[Illustration: General von der Goltz auf dem Wege nach den Dardanellen.
+
+General von der Goltz on his way to the Dardanelles.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Arabische Kavallerie in der Nähe des Suezkanals.
+
+Arabian cavalry near the Suez Canal.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Zurückkehrende Flüchtlinge zwischen Biala und
+Brest-Litowsk.
+
+After the fall of Brest-Litowsk: Refugees returning to their homes.]
+
+
+
+[Transcriber’s Note: The table below lists all corrections applied to
+the original text.
+
+p. 2: leuchteten aus den Grün der Bäume -> aus dem Grün
+p. 2: Viele Generale und Offiiziere -> Offiziere
+p. 2: [Inserted missing “B”] der Schriftsteller B. v. Hindenburg
+p. 2: fahrt in feldgrauem Automobil -> fährt
+p. 2: ICH HATT’ EINEN KAMERANDEN ... -> KAMERADEN
+p. 2: einen Brief, indem ein -> in dem
+p. 7: gegen einen russichen Angriff -> russischen ]
+
+
+
+
+
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+Title: New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung, 16. Oktober 1915
+       Vol. I. No. 34.
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+Vol. I. No. 34.                               N. Y., 16. Oktober 1915.
+
+                      New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung.
+
+                             KRIEGS-ALBUM
+
+[Illustration: Deutscher Einzelposten hinter Drahtverhau im Westen.
+German sentry behind barbed wire fence at the Westfront.]
+
+Published every week by The New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung, 182 William
+Street, New York.
+
+
+
+
+DER HINDENBURG VON BERLIN.
+
+
+Auf dem K�nigsplatz, unmittelbar vor der Siegess�ule, deren Nike den
+goldenen Kranz �ber sein Haupt h�lt, steht die zw�lf Meter hohe Gestalt
+des "eisernen Hindenburg von Berlin," die der Bildhauer Georg Marschall
+geschaffen hat, und die zum Besten der Nationalstiftung f�r die
+Hinterbliebenen der im Kriege Gefallenen mit goldenen, silbernen und
+eisernen N�geln von wohlth�tigen Leuten bedeckt werden soll. Am 4.
+September fiel die H�lle des Mals und die ersten N�gel wurden
+eingeschlagen. F�r zwei Millionen hat der Berliner Hindenburg Platz; wir
+wollen hoffen, dass zum Besten der Trauernden in diesem Kriege die Zahl
+bald erreicht ist.
+
+Die Enth�llung war von linder Luft und hellem Sonnenschein beg�nstigt.
+Die ersten goldenen Bl�then des Herbstes leuchteten aus dem Gr�n der
+B�ume im Thiergarten und bunte Fahnen wehten von den H�usern fr�hliche
+Gr�sse. Menschen str�mten schon in den Morgenstunden heran und ihre
+Massen gliederten sich in der ruhigen Ordnung, die den Deutschen im
+Blute sitzt.
+
+Vier Gesch�tze aus der Tannenberger Schlacht stehen vor dem Postament
+und in den ersten Reihen stehen Feldgraue, Verwundete und
+Rekonvaleszenten; einer hat sich im Wagen heranfahren lassen, um dabei
+zu sein, wenn "sein" General seine Ehre erf�hrt.
+
+Musik klingt von der Siegesallee; Soldaten des 3. Garderegiments r�cken
+heran und nehmen Aufstellung. Eine Abordnung des 2. Masurischen
+Infanterieregiments aus L�tzen, das jetzt den Namen Hindenburgs f�r
+ewige Zeiten tr�gt, ist gleichfalls zur Stelle. Viele Generale und
+Offiziere mit ihren Damen, st�dtische Beamte, Professoren der
+Universit�t, K�nstler der Palette und der Feder und vom Theater.
+
+Von den geladenen Ehreng�sten erscheinen zuerst die Mitglieder der
+Familien v. Hindenburg und Ludendorff, unter denen der Bruder des
+Generalfeldmarschalls, der Schriftsteller B. v. Hindenburg, auff�llt,
+weil er �usserlich nicht die geringste Aehnlichkeit mit dem Helden des
+Tages hat. Hindenburgs Frau und Tochter, die Schwester des
+Generalfeldmarschalls, Frau v. Waldow, die Gattin von Hindenburgs
+Generalstabschef, Frau Ludendorff, werden von den Herren des Komitees
+begr�sst.
+
+Kurz vor 11 Uhr kommt der Reichskanzler, Herr v. Bethmann Hollweg, in
+Feldgrau. Er sieht ausserordentlich frisch aus. Bald nach dem Eintreffen
+des Kanzlers f�hrt in feldgrauem Automobil die Prinzessin August Wilhelm
+vor, deren sympathische Erscheinung von den Menschen an den Strassen mit
+Hochrufen begr�sst wird. Nun erf�hrt man auch welcher Art die
+Familienangelegenheit ist, die die Kaiserin fernh�lt: in der Familie des
+Prinzen Adalbert ist ein frohes Ereignis zu erwarten; deshalb ist die
+Kaiserin nach Kiel gereist.
+
+Nun ist alles zusammen, ein Parseval und ein Zeppelin fahren in der Luft
+heran, frohes Schweigen dehnt sich �ber die Menge, die Feier beginnt.
+
+Die S�nger, die auf den Schwellen der Siegess�ule aufgestellt sind,
+stimmen Beethovens "Die Himmel r�hmen des Ewigen Ehre!" an. Dann tritt
+der Reichskanzler vor, nimmt den Helm ab und spricht langsam, mit lauter
+und starker Stimme, so dass jedes Wort deutlich zu vernehmen ist:
+
+"Vor unserem alten Siegesmale haben wir ein Bildnis aufgerichtet,
+bestimmt, die Dankbarkeit des Volkes zu werkth�tiger Liebe zu sammeln.
+Die Hilfe der Heimath sei f�r alle bereit, die im Leid sind um der
+Heimath willen! Der Krieger im Felde sei gewiss, dass auch am verwaisten
+Herde der Not gewehrt wird. Dies Werk der Hilfe stellen wir unter das
+Wahrzeichen Hindenburg. Er, dem die Liebe des Soldaten geh�rt, steht
+fest gewachsen im Herzen des ganzen Volkes. In ihm zuerst verk�rpert
+sich uns das Heldenthum unserer Heere, die gewaltige Leistung ihrer
+F�hrer. Schwertschlag und Hammerschlag, Vertheidiger und Zertr�mmerer,
+das ist uns Hindenburg. Was wir ihm schuldig sind, hat der Kaiser in
+herrlichen Worten ausgesprochen: Nie erl�schenden Dank! Die Gnade seiner
+Majest�t hat uns verg�nnt, unser Hilfswerk auf einen Platz zu stellen,
+auf dem das Auge Bismarcks ruht. Mit der huldvollen Theilnahme, die sich
+keinem Liebeswerk versagt, begleitet Ihre Majest�t die Kaiserin unsere
+Arbeit. So erhalte auch diese Feier ihre Weihe durch den Ruf: Unser
+oberster Kriegsherr, den der Herr der Heerscharen von Sieg zu Sieg
+f�hren wolle, Seine Majest�t der Kaiser, Hurra!"
+
+Das Hurra klingt kraftvoll und begeistert. Die Prinzessin August Wilhelm
+erhebt sich und winkt: die H�lle sinkt langsam nieder. Ein Zufall f�gt
+es, dass einer der Kr�nze an den Masten sich in der Leine verf�ngt und
+dem Riesenbild des Marschalls zu F�ssen f�llt; es sieht wie ein sch�nes
+Symbol aus, als der Lorbeer mit den Preussenfarben gleich darauf wieder
+in die Luft schwebt, dem m�chtigen Haupte Hindenburgs entgegen.
+
+Gewaltig steht der Berliner Hindenburg �ber der Menge, das Haupt gegen
+die Siegesallee gerichtet. Jauchzend ruft das Volk zu seinen F�ssen zu
+ihm empor; der Reichskanzler hat das Rechte getroffen, als er sagte,
+dass diesem Manne vor allen anderen unsere Liebe geh�rt.
+
+Der Oberb�rgermeister Wermuth nimmt dann im Namen der Stadt Berlin das
+Hindenburg-Monument in Besitz und Obhut.
+
+In der Weihe des Kaiserliedes nehmen wir die Gabe, die durch die Hand
+Euer Exzellenz aus geboten wird, in die Mitobhut der Stadt. Nun gilt es,
+liebe Mitb�rger und Mitb�rgerinnen, das Kunstwerk wetteifernden
+Opfersinns zu vollenden. Nun schwingt fleissig den Hammer, dass keine
+Fehlstelle bleibt, dass aus Millionen unscheinbarer eiserner Beitr�ge
+ein gewaltiger eiserner Koloss sich zusammenf�gt. Ein Wahrzeichen f�r
+die sp�testen Enkel, wo es auch stehen mag, von der th�tigen
+Begeisterung ihrer Vorv�ter und Ahnm�tter. Ein Sinnbild all der
+Eigenschaften, die der gr�sste deutsche Krieg in unserem Volke entfaltet
+und geweckt hat. All der Treue und Tapferkeit, all der stillen Ausdauer
+und planvollen Umsicht, wie des st�rmischen Draufgehens und der
+helleuchtenden Sieghaftigkeit, der Entbehrungsfreudigkeit, des
+schrankenlosen Eintretens des einen f�r den anderen und aller f�r das
+theure Vaterland. Es ist keine Hindenburg-Feier allein, die wir begehen;
+aber beim Anblick des Mannes dort will sich doch auch die Freude an ihm
+selbst entladen, an ihm, der in ernstesten Stunden die Uebermacht des
+Feindes r�ckw�rts beugte, der dem unaufhaltsamen Siegeslauf die Pfade
+geebnet hat. Darum klinge diese Feier aus in den jubelnden Ruf: "Unser
+Hindenburg lebe hoch!"
+
+Die Musik spielt "Deutschland, Deutschland �ber alles!" Der Chor f�llt
+ein; aus der Ferne t�nt Hurrageschrei, und die kleinen F�hnchen, die
+dort in den gr�nen G�ngen zu Tausenden feilgehalten werden, wehen
+muntere Gr�sse hin�ber.
+
+Unter den Kl�ngen der deutschen Hymne schreiten �ber den Ehrenweg die
+Prinzessin und ihre Begleitung, der Kanzler und die Minister des Reichs,
+die Gener�le und Deputationen, die Vertreter Berlins zu dem Postament,
+an dem mit Riesenlettern der Name Hindenburg zu lesen ist, um die
+goldenen N�gel einzuschlagen. Der erste Nagel, geschm�ckt mit der
+Kaiserkrone, wird in der Mitte des H befestigt. Und als die Prinzessin
+August Wilhelm und bald nach ihr der Reichskanzler den Platz verlassen,
+beide von Ovationen umt�nt, ist aus der Feier ein Fest geworden, zu dem
+nun die B�rger sich dr�ngen. In ihrem Herzen sitzt der Name Hindenburg
+fest, auch ohne goldene und silberne N�gel.
+
+       *       *       *       *       *
+
+
+"ICH HATT' EINEN KAMERADEN ..."
+
+Gertrud B�umer ver�ffentlicht in ihrer "Heimatchronik" einen Brief, in
+dem ein Offizier Zeugnis �ber den Werth eines einzelnen Mannes, eines
+einfachen Maurers, ablegt; der Brief ist ein sch�ner Beweis
+kameradschaftlicher Anerkennung des Untergebenen. Der Offizier schreibt:
+
+... "Ich war bis zum 10. M�rz Batteriechef der 5. Batterie und musste
+damals leider die Batterie, mit der ich den ganzen Feldzug in 18
+Gefechten durchgemacht hatte, abgeben, um eine Abtheilung zu �bernehmen.
+
+Sch. kam erst hier an der Aisne bei F. von der leichten Munitionskolonne
+zur Batterie, aber vom ersten Tage an habe ich Achtung gewonnen vor
+seiner unerm�dlichen Arbeitskraft. Trotzdem er ein einfacher Kanonier
+war, niemals eine Haubitze bedient hatte und lange Zeit schon vom
+Milit�r entlassen war, eignete er sich in kurzer Zeit alles das an, was
+zur Bedienung des Gesch�tzes n�thig war. Er wurde Richtkanonier und die
+beste St�tze seines jungen Gesch�tzf�hrers. Seine Kenntnisse und
+Erfindungsgabe kamen uns allen zugute. Er baute uns Deckungen gegen das
+schwere Artilleriefeuer der Engl�nder und Franzosen, er schuf geradezu
+eine neue Art, die Gesch�tzstellungen herzustellen, die nicht nur bei
+der Batterie, sondern beim ganzen Regiment musterg�ltig wurde. So hat er
+zum Siege beigetragen und manchen Kameraden vor der t�dlichen Kugel
+besch�tzt.
+
+Als wir in die jetzige Stellung kamen, war er es wieder, der der stille
+Leiter beim Batteriebau war. Ohne dass er Vorgesetzter war, folgte ihm
+jeder willig, und darum machte ich ihn Weihnachten f�r tapferes
+Verhalten vor dem Feinde zum Gefreiten.
+
+Er war ein treuer Kamerad und mir ein lieber Freund geworden, und sein
+Tod hat mir die ersten Thr�nen in diesem schaurigen Krieg entlockt, weil
+er einen unersetzlichen Verlust f�r uns bedeutet.
+
+In der von ihm seinerzeit ausgebauten kleinen Waldkapelle, einer H�hle
+aus weissem Sandstein, stand sein Sarg, und vor dem Eingang im
+Abendsonnenschein haben wir ihn am 14. April in fremder Erde bestattet.
+Hoch liegt sein Grab �ber dem weissen Aisnethal von B�umen umrauscht,
+als ein Wahrzeichen echter deutscher Treue bis zum letzten Athemzug.
+
+Sagen Sie seiner Frau, dass sie eines Helden Witwe sei, und sie m�ge
+ihren Sohn so erziehen, dass er dereinst sich seines Vaters w�rdig
+erweist.
+
+Ich werde Ernst Sch�nbeck nie vergessen!
+
+        gez................
+
+        Hauptmann und Abtheilungskommandeur
+        1. Abtheilung Kurmark, Feldartillerie-Regiment."
+
+
+[Illustration: Wie England Belgien "sch�tzt": Folgen eines englischen
+Bombardements in Flandern.
+
+England "protecting" poor little Belgium: Effect of English bombs in
+Flanders.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Chaillon, ein Ort in der N�he von St. Mihiel, durch
+fortgesetztes Gesch�tzfeuer total zerst�rt.
+
+Chaillon, near St. Mihiel, completely destroyed by shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Deutsche Soldaten beim Gebet in einer kleinen Kirche in
+den Vogesen.
+
+German soldiers at prayer in a church in the Vosges.]
+
+
+[Illustration: "Ich hatt' einen Kameraden."
+
+"Comrades"--the last token of friendship.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Eine Waldkapelle in den Argonnen.
+
+A chapel in the woods in the Argonnes.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Das Rathaus am Grand Place in Arras nach der
+Beschiessung.
+
+Townhall on Grand Place of Arras after the bombardment.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Das Rathaus vor dem Bombardement.
+
+The townhall before its destruction.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Eine zerst�rte Kirche in Polen.
+
+Church in Poland in ruins.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Deutsche Dragoner und Ulanen auf dem Wege nach Riga.
+
+German cavalry--Dragoons and Ulans--advancing on Riga.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Bagageabtheilung folgt den in der Verfolgung der Russen
+begriffenen deutschen Truppen.
+
+Commissary train following the German troops in Russia.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Oesterreichische Husarenpatrouille r�ckt zum
+Aufkl�rungsdienste aus.
+
+Austrian Hussars patrolling to locate the enemy.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Vertheidigungsstellung der K. u. K. Truppen gegen einen
+russischen Angriff.
+
+Austrians fortifying their positions against an attack by the Russians.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Tiroler Infantrie rastet auf dem Vormarsch gegen die
+Italiener.
+
+Austrian infantry from Tyrol resting while on march against the
+Italians.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Ein Lager der deutschen Truppen in Russland.
+
+A German camp in Russia.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Oesterreichische Truppen beim Durchqueren des
+Isonzoflusses.
+
+Austrian troops crossing the Isonzo River.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Strasse aus der echt russischen Stadt Serock am Narew.
+
+Street in the typical Russian town of Serock on the Narew.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Am Ufer des Narew bei Rozan. Vorn ein zerst�rtes Geh�ft.
+
+On the banks of the Narew River. In the foreground a farm in ruins.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Feldgraue auf dem Marsch. Vorn plaudernde deutsche
+Soldaten und polnische Dorfbewohner.
+
+Marching through Poland. In the back German soldiers marching; in front
+soldiers talking to natives.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Von Truppen der Armee von Gallwitz gemachte
+Russengefangene.
+
+Russians taken prisoners by General von Gallwitz's army.]
+
+
+[Illustration: General von Linsingen am Scheerenfernrohr.
+
+General von Linsingen at the double-telescope.]
+
+
+[Illustration: General von Beseler, der Eroberer von Nowo-Georgiewsk.
+
+General von Beseler, the conqueror of Nowo-Georgiewsk.]
+
+
+ENTH�LLUNG DES EISERNEN HINDENBURG IN BERLIN.--Unveiling the "Iron
+Hindenburg" in Berlin.
+
+
+[Illustration: Reichskanzler von Bethman-Hollweg h�lt die
+Festrede.--Chancellor von Bethman-Hollweg making the principal speech.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Der "Eiserne Hindenburg" vor der Siegess�ule.
+
+The "Iron Hindenburg" before the Victoria monument.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Prinzessin August Wilhelm (1) und Frau von Hindenburg
+(2).
+
+Princess August Wilhelm (1) and Mrs. von Hindenburg (2).]
+
+
+FRAUEN BEI DER HERSTELLUNG VON GRANATEN.--Women working in German
+ammunition-factories.
+
+
+[Illustration: Das Drehen der Granaten.
+
+Forming the shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Abwiegen der Munition.
+
+Weighing the shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Abstempeln der fertigen Granaten.
+
+Stamping the finished shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Das Poliren der H�lsen.
+
+Polishing the shells.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Pr�fung durch Stabsoffizier vor der Uebernahme.
+
+Staff-officer taking over the finished work.]
+
+
+[Illustration: General von der Goltz auf dem Wege nach den Dardanellen.
+
+General von der Goltz on his way to the Dardanelles.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Arabische Kavallerie in der N�he des Suezkanals.
+
+Arabian cavalry near the Suez Canal.]
+
+
+[Illustration: Zur�ckkehrende Fl�chtlinge zwischen Biala und
+Brest-Litowsk.
+
+After the fall of Brest-Litowsk: Refugees returning to their homes.]
+
+
+
+[Transcriber's Note: The table below lists all corrections applied to
+the original text.
+
+p. 2: leuchteten aus den Gr�n der B�ume -> aus dem Gr�n
+p. 2: Viele Generale und Offiiziere -> Offiziere
+p. 2: [Inserted missing "B"] der Schriftsteller B. v. Hindenburg
+p. 2: fahrt in feldgrauem Automobil -> f�hrt
+p. 2: ICH HATT' EINEN KAMERANDEN ... -> KAMERADEN
+p. 2: einen Brief, indem ein -> in dem
+p. 7: gegen einen russichen Angriff -> russischen ]
+
+
+
+
+
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+<p><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_1" id="Page_1">[1]</a></span></p>
+
+<div class="titleframe">
+
+<div style="position: absolute; top: 10px; left: 55px; margin-top: 0px; width: 450px;">
+<p style="float:left; margin-bottom:0em;"><small>Vol. I. No. 34.</small></p>
+<p style="float:right; margin-bottom:0em;"><small>N.&nbsp;Y., 16. Oktober 1915.</small></p>
+</div>
+
+<h1 style="position: absolute; top: 50px; margin-top: 0px; width: 561px;">New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung.</h1>
+
+<div class="figcenter" style="position: absolute; top: 208px; left: 113px; margin-top: 0px;"><a href="images/illus01b.jpg"><img src="images/illus01b_th.jpg"
+alt="Deutscher Einzelposten hinter Drahtverhau im Westen."
+title="Deutscher Einzelposten hinter Drahtverhau im Westen." /></a></div>
+
+<p class="caption" style="position: absolute; top: 668px; left: 115px; margin-top: 0px; width: 335px; line-height: 90%">Deutscher Einzelposten hinter Drahtverhau im Westen.<br />
+<small>German sentry behind barbed wire fence at the Westfront.</small></p>
+
+</div>
+
+
+<p class="center" style="font-size: small">Published every week by The New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung, 182 William Street, New York.</p>
+
+
+
+<div class="textbody">
+<h2><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_2" id="Page_2">[2]</a></span><a name="DER_HINDENBURG_VON_BERLIN" id="DER_HINDENBURG_VON_BERLIN"></a>DER HINDENBURG VON BERLIN.</h2>
+
+
+<p>Auf dem K&ouml;nigsplatz, unmittelbar vor
+der Siegess&auml;ule, deren Nike den goldenen
+Kranz &uuml;ber sein Haupt h&auml;lt, steht
+die zw&ouml;lf Meter hohe Gestalt des
+&#8220;eisernen Hindenburg von Berlin,&#8221; die
+der Bildhauer Georg Marschall geschaffen
+hat, und die zum Besten der
+Nationalstiftung f&uuml;r die Hinterbliebenen
+der im Kriege Gefallenen mit
+goldenen, silbernen und eisernen N&auml;geln
+von wohlth&auml;tigen Leuten bedeckt werden
+soll. Am 4. September fiel die H&uuml;lle
+des Mals und die ersten N&auml;gel wurden
+eingeschlagen. F&uuml;r zwei Millionen hat
+der Berliner Hindenburg Platz; wir
+wollen hoffen, dass zum Besten der
+Trauernden in diesem Kriege die Zahl
+bald erreicht ist.</p>
+
+<p>Die Enth&uuml;llung war von linder Luft
+und hellem Sonnenschein beg&uuml;nstigt.
+Die ersten goldenen Bl&uuml;then des Herbstes
+leuchteten aus dem Gr&uuml;n der B&auml;ume im
+Thiergarten und bunte Fahnen wehten
+von den H&auml;usern fr&ouml;hliche Gr&uuml;sse.
+Menschen str&ouml;mten schon in den
+Morgenstunden heran und ihre Massen
+gliederten sich in der ruhigen Ordnung,
+die den Deutschen im Blute sitzt.</p>
+
+<p>Vier Gesch&uuml;tze aus der Tannenberger
+Schlacht stehen vor dem Postament
+und in den ersten Reihen stehen Feldgraue,
+Verwundete und Rekonvaleszenten;
+einer hat sich im Wagen heranfahren
+lassen, um dabei zu sein, wenn
+&#8220;sein&#8221; General seine Ehre erf&auml;hrt.</p>
+
+<p>Musik klingt von der Siegesallee;
+Soldaten des 3. Garderegiments r&uuml;cken
+heran und nehmen Aufstellung. Eine
+Abordnung des 2. Masurischen Infanterieregiments
+aus L&ouml;tzen, das jetzt
+den Namen Hindenburgs f&uuml;r ewige
+Zeiten tr&auml;gt, ist gleichfalls zur Stelle.
+Viele Generale und Offiziere mit ihren
+Damen, st&auml;dtische Beamte, Professoren
+der Universit&auml;t, K&uuml;nstler der Palette
+und der Feder und vom Theater.</p>
+
+<p>Von den geladenen Ehreng&auml;sten erscheinen
+zuerst die Mitglieder der Familien
+v. Hindenburg und Ludendorff,
+unter denen der Bruder des Generalfeldmarschalls,
+der Schriftsteller B. v.
+Hindenburg, auff&auml;llt, weil er &auml;usserlich
+nicht die geringste Aehnlichkeit mit
+dem Helden des Tages hat. Hindenburgs
+Frau und Tochter, die Schwester
+des Generalfeldmarschalls, Frau v. Waldow,
+die Gattin von Hindenburgs Generalstabschef,
+Frau Ludendorff, werden
+von den Herren des Komitees begr&uuml;sst.</p>
+
+<p>Kurz vor 11 Uhr kommt der Reichskanzler,
+Herr v. Bethmann Hollweg, in
+Feldgrau. Er sieht ausserordentlich
+frisch aus. Bald nach dem Eintreffen
+des Kanzlers f&auml;hrt in feldgrauem Automobil
+die Prinzessin August Wilhelm
+vor, deren sympathische Erscheinung
+von den Menschen an den Strassen mit
+Hochrufen begr&uuml;sst wird. Nun erf&auml;hrt
+man auch welcher Art die Familienangelegenheit
+ist, die die Kaiserin
+fernh&auml;lt: in der Familie des Prinzen
+Adalbert ist ein frohes Ereignis zu erwarten;
+deshalb ist die Kaiserin nach
+Kiel gereist.</p>
+
+<p>Nun ist alles zusammen, ein Parseval
+und ein Zeppelin fahren in der Luft
+heran, frohes Schweigen dehnt sich &uuml;ber
+die Menge, die Feier beginnt.</p>
+
+<p>Die S&auml;nger, die auf den Schwellen
+der Siegess&auml;ule aufgestellt sind, stimmen
+Beethovens &#8220;Die Himmel r&uuml;hmen des
+Ewigen Ehre!&#8221; an. Dann tritt der
+Reichskanzler vor, nimmt den Helm ab
+und spricht langsam, mit lauter und
+starker Stimme, so dass jedes Wort
+deutlich zu vernehmen ist:</p>
+
+<p>&#8220;Vor unserem alten Siegesmale haben
+wir ein Bildnis aufgerichtet, bestimmt,
+die Dankbarkeit des Volkes zu werkth&auml;tiger
+Liebe zu sammeln. Die Hilfe
+der Heimath sei f&uuml;r alle bereit, die im
+Leid sind um der Heimath willen! Der
+Krieger im Felde sei gewiss, dass auch
+am verwaisten Herde der Not gewehrt
+wird. Dies Werk der Hilfe stellen wir
+unter das Wahrzeichen Hindenburg. Er,
+dem die Liebe des Soldaten geh&ouml;rt,
+steht fest gewachsen im Herzen des
+ganzen Volkes. In ihm zuerst verk&ouml;rpert
+sich uns das Heldenthum unserer
+Heere, die gewaltige Leistung ihrer
+F&uuml;hrer. Schwertschlag und Hammerschlag,
+Vertheidiger und Zertr&uuml;mmerer,
+das ist uns Hindenburg. Was wir ihm
+schuldig sind, hat der Kaiser in herrlichen
+Worten ausgesprochen: Nie erl&ouml;schenden
+Dank! Die Gnade seiner
+Majest&auml;t hat uns verg&ouml;nnt, unser Hilfswerk
+auf einen Platz zu stellen, auf dem
+das Auge Bismarcks ruht. Mit der
+huldvollen Theilnahme, die sich keinem
+Liebeswerk versagt, begleitet Ihre Majest&auml;t
+die Kaiserin unsere Arbeit. So erhalte
+auch diese Feier ihre Weihe durch
+den Ruf: Unser oberster Kriegsherr,
+den der Herr der Heerscharen von Sieg
+zu Sieg f&uuml;hren wolle, Seine Majest&auml;t der
+Kaiser, Hurra!&#8221;</p>
+
+<p>Das Hurra klingt kraftvoll und begeistert.
+Die Prinzessin August Wilhelm
+erhebt sich und winkt: die H&uuml;lle
+sinkt langsam nieder. Ein Zufall f&uuml;gt
+es, dass einer der Kr&auml;nze an den Masten
+sich in der Leine verf&auml;ngt und dem
+Riesenbild des Marschalls zu F&uuml;ssen
+f&auml;llt; es sieht wie ein sch&ouml;nes Symbol
+aus, als der Lorbeer mit den Preussenfarben
+gleich darauf wieder in die Luft
+schwebt, dem m&auml;chtigen Haupte Hindenburgs
+entgegen.</p>
+
+<p>Gewaltig steht der Berliner Hindenburg
+&uuml;ber der Menge, das Haupt gegen
+die Siegesallee gerichtet. Jauchzend
+ruft das Volk zu seinen F&uuml;ssen zu ihm
+empor; der Reichskanzler hat das Rechte
+getroffen, als er sagte, dass diesem
+Manne vor allen anderen unsere Liebe
+geh&ouml;rt.</p>
+
+<p>Der Oberb&uuml;rgermeister Wermuth
+nimmt dann im Namen der Stadt Berlin
+das Hindenburg-Monument in Besitz
+und Obhut.</p>
+
+<p>In der Weihe des Kaiserliedes nehmen
+wir die Gabe, die durch die Hand Euer
+Exzellenz aus geboten wird, in die Mitobhut
+der Stadt. Nun gilt es, liebe
+Mitb&uuml;rger und Mitb&uuml;rgerinnen, das
+Kunstwerk wetteifernden Opfersinns zu
+vollenden. Nun schwingt fleissig den
+Hammer, dass keine Fehlstelle bleibt,
+dass aus Millionen unscheinbarer eiserner
+Beitr&auml;ge ein gewaltiger eiserner
+Koloss sich zusammenf&uuml;gt. Ein Wahrzeichen
+f&uuml;r die sp&auml;testen Enkel, wo es
+auch stehen mag, von der th&auml;tigen Begeisterung
+ihrer Vorv&auml;ter und Ahnm&uuml;tter.
+Ein Sinnbild all der Eigenschaften,
+die der gr&ouml;sste deutsche Krieg
+in unserem Volke entfaltet und geweckt
+hat. All der Treue und Tapferkeit, all
+der stillen Ausdauer und planvollen Umsicht,
+wie des st&uuml;rmischen Draufgehens
+und der helleuchtenden Sieghaftigkeit,
+der Entbehrungsfreudigkeit, des schrankenlosen
+Eintretens des einen f&uuml;r den
+anderen und aller f&uuml;r das theure Vaterland.
+Es ist keine Hindenburg-Feier
+allein, die wir begehen; aber beim Anblick
+des Mannes dort will sich doch
+auch die Freude an ihm selbst entladen,
+an ihm, der in ernstesten Stunden die
+Uebermacht des Feindes r&uuml;ckw&auml;rts
+beugte, der dem unaufhaltsamen Siegeslauf
+die Pfade geebnet hat. Darum
+klinge diese Feier aus in den jubelnden
+Ruf: &#8220;Unser Hindenburg lebe hoch!&#8221;</p>
+
+<p>Die Musik spielt &#8220;Deutschland,
+Deutschland &uuml;ber alles!&#8221; Der Chor
+f&auml;llt ein; aus der Ferne t&ouml;nt Hurrageschrei,
+und die kleinen F&auml;hnchen, die
+dort in den gr&uuml;nen G&auml;ngen zu Tausenden
+feilgehalten werden, wehen muntere
+Gr&uuml;sse hin&uuml;ber.</p>
+
+<p>Unter den Kl&auml;ngen der deutschen
+Hymne schreiten &uuml;ber den Ehrenweg
+die Prinzessin und ihre Begleitung, der
+Kanzler und die Minister des Reichs,
+die Gener&auml;le und Deputationen, die Vertreter
+Berlins zu dem Postament, an
+dem mit Riesenlettern der Name Hindenburg
+zu lesen ist, um die goldenen
+N&auml;gel einzuschlagen. Der erste Nagel,
+geschm&uuml;ckt mit der Kaiserkrone, wird
+in der Mitte des H befestigt. Und als
+die Prinzessin August Wilhelm und bald
+nach ihr der Reichskanzler den Platz
+verlassen, beide von Ovationen umt&ouml;nt,
+ist aus der Feier ein Fest geworden, zu
+dem nun die B&uuml;rger sich dr&auml;ngen. In
+ihrem Herzen sitzt der Name Hindenburg
+fest, auch ohne goldene und silberne
+N&auml;gel.</p>
+
+
+
+
+<h2>&#8220;ICH HATT&#8217; EINEN
+KAMERADEN ...&#8221;</h2>
+
+
+<p>Gertrud B&auml;umer ver&ouml;ffentlicht in ihrer
+&#8220;Heimatchronik&#8221; einen Brief, in dem ein
+Offizier Zeugnis &uuml;ber den Werth eines
+einzelnen Mannes, eines einfachen
+Maurers, ablegt; der Brief ist ein
+sch&ouml;ner Beweis kameradschaftlicher Anerkennung
+des Untergebenen. Der Offizier
+schreibt:</p>
+
+<p>... &#8220;Ich war bis zum 10. M&auml;rz Batteriechef
+der 5.&nbsp;Batterie und musste damals
+leider die Batterie, mit der ich den
+ganzen Feldzug in 18 Gefechten durchgemacht
+hatte, abgeben, um eine Abtheilung
+zu &uuml;bernehmen.</p>
+
+<p>Sch. kam erst hier an der Aisne bei
+F. von der leichten Munitionskolonne
+zur Batterie, aber vom ersten Tage an
+habe ich Achtung gewonnen vor seiner
+unerm&uuml;dlichen Arbeitskraft. Trotzdem
+er ein einfacher Kanonier war, niemals
+eine Haubitze bedient hatte und lange
+Zeit schon vom Milit&auml;r entlassen war,
+eignete er sich in kurzer Zeit alles das
+an, was zur Bedienung des Gesch&uuml;tzes
+n&ouml;thig war. Er wurde Richtkanonier
+und die beste St&uuml;tze seines jungen Gesch&uuml;tzf&uuml;hrers.
+Seine Kenntnisse und
+Erfindungsgabe kamen uns allen zugute.
+Er baute uns Deckungen gegen das
+schwere Artilleriefeuer der Engl&auml;nder
+und Franzosen, er schuf geradezu eine
+neue Art, die Gesch&uuml;tzstellungen herzustellen,
+die nicht nur bei der Batterie,
+sondern beim ganzen Regiment musterg&uuml;ltig
+wurde. So hat er zum Siege beigetragen
+und manchen Kameraden vor
+der t&ouml;dlichen Kugel besch&uuml;tzt.</p>
+
+<p>Als wir in die jetzige Stellung kamen,
+war er es wieder, der der stille Leiter
+beim Batteriebau war. Ohne dass er
+Vorgesetzter war, folgte ihm jeder
+willig, und darum machte ich ihn Weihnachten
+f&uuml;r tapferes Verhalten vor dem
+Feinde zum Gefreiten.</p>
+
+<p>Er war ein treuer Kamerad und mir
+ein lieber Freund geworden, und sein
+Tod hat mir die ersten Thr&auml;nen in diesem
+schaurigen Krieg entlockt, weil er einen
+unersetzlichen Verlust f&uuml;r uns bedeutet.</p>
+
+<p>In der von ihm seinerzeit ausgebauten
+kleinen Waldkapelle, einer H&ouml;hle aus
+weissem Sandstein, stand sein Sarg, und
+vor dem Eingang im Abendsonnenschein
+haben wir ihn am 14. April in fremder
+Erde bestattet. Hoch liegt sein Grab
+&uuml;ber dem weissen Aisnethal von B&auml;umen
+umrauscht, als ein Wahrzeichen echter
+deutscher Treue bis zum letzten Athemzug.</p>
+
+<p>Sagen Sie seiner Frau, dass sie eines
+Helden Witwe sei, und sie m&ouml;ge ihren
+Sohn so erziehen, dass er dereinst sich
+seines Vaters w&uuml;rdig erweist.</p>
+
+<p>Ich werde Ernst Sch&ouml;nbeck nie vergessen!</p>
+
+<p style="padding-left: 3em;">gez................</p>
+
+<p style="text-indent: -1em; padding-left: 1em;">Hauptmann und Abtheilungskommandeur<br />
+1. Abtheilung Kurmark, Feldartillerie-Regiment.&#8221;</p>
+</div>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_3" id="Page_3">[3]</a></span><a href="images/illus03a.jpg"><img src="images/illus03a_th.jpg"
+alt="Wie England Belgien &#8220;sch&uuml;tzt&#8221;: Folgen eines englischen Bombardements in Flandern."
+title="Wie England Belgien &#8220;sch&uuml;tzt&#8221;: Folgen eines englischen Bombardements in Flandern." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Wie England Belgien &#8220;sch&uuml;tzt&#8221;: Folgen eines englischen Bombardements in Flandern.<br />
+<small>England &#8220;protecting&#8221; poor little Belgium: Effect of English bombs in Flanders.</small></p>
+
+<p class="figcenter"><a href="images/illus03b.jpg"><img src="images/illus03b_th.jpg"
+alt="Chaillon, ein Ort in der N&auml;he von St. Mihiel, durch fortgesetztes Gesch&uuml;tzfeuer total zerst&ouml;rt."
+title="Chaillon, ein Ort in der N&auml;he von St. Mihiel, durch fortgesetztes Gesch&uuml;tzfeuer total zerst&ouml;rt." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Chaillon, ein Ort in der N&auml;he von St. Mihiel, durch fortgesetztes Gesch&uuml;tzfeuer total zerst&ouml;rt.<br />
+<small>Chaillon, near St. Mihiel, completely destroyed by shells.</small></p>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_4" id="Page_4">[4]</a></span><a href="images/illus04a.jpg"><img src="images/illus04a_th.jpg"
+alt="Deutsche Soldaten beim Gebet in einer kleinen Kirche in den Vogesen."
+title="Deutsche Soldaten beim Gebet in einer kleinen Kirche in den Vogesen." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Deutsche Soldaten beim Gebet in einer kleinen Kirche in den Vogesen.<br />
+<small>German soldiers at prayer in a church in the Vosges.</small></p>
+
+<div style="width:504px; margin:auto;">
+<div class="figleft" style="width: 230px;">
+<p><a href="images/illus04b.jpg"><img src="images/illus04b_th.jpg"
+alt="&#8220;Ich hatt&#8217; einen Kameraden.&#8221;"
+title="&#8220;Ich hatt&#8217; einen Kameraden.&#8221;" /></a></p>
+<p class="caption">&#8220;Ich hatt&#8217; einen Kameraden.&#8221;<br />
+<small>&#8220;Comrades&#8221;&mdash;the last token of friendship.</small></p>
+</div>
+
+<div class="figright" style="width: 230px;">
+<p><a href="images/illus04c.jpg"><img src="images/illus04c_th.jpg"
+alt="Eine Waldkapelle in den Argonnen."
+title="Eine Waldkapelle in den Argonnen." /></a></p>
+<p class="caption">Eine Waldkapelle in den Argonnen.<br />
+<small>A chapel in the woods in the Argonnes.</small></p>
+</div>
+</div>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_5" id="Page_5">[5]</a></span><a href="images/illus05a.jpg"><img src="images/illus05a_th.jpg"
+alt="Das Rathaus am Grand Place in Arras nach der Beschiessung."
+title="Das Rathaus am Grand Place in Arras nach der Beschiessung." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Das Rathaus am Grand Place in Arras nach der Beschiessung.<br />
+<small>Townhall on Grand Place of Arras after the bombardment.</small></p>
+
+<div style="width:504px; margin:auto;">
+<div class="figleft" style="width: 230px;">
+<p><a href="images/illus05b.jpg"><img src="images/illus05b_th.jpg"
+alt="Das Rathaus vor dem Bombardement."
+title="Das Rathaus vor dem Bombardement." /></a></p>
+<p class="caption">Das Rathaus vor dem Bombardement.<br />
+<small>The townhall before its destruction.</small></p>
+</div>
+
+<div class="figright" style="width: 230px;">
+<p><a href="images/illus05c.jpg"><img src="images/illus05c_th.jpg"
+alt="Eine zerst&ouml;rte Kirche in Polen."
+title="Eine zerst&ouml;rte Kirche in Polen." /></a></p>
+<p class="caption">Eine zerst&ouml;rte Kirche in Polen.<br />
+<small>Church in Poland in ruins.</small></p>
+</div>
+</div>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_6" id="Page_6">[6]</a></span><a href="images/illus06a.jpg"><img src="images/illus06a_th.jpg"
+alt="Deutsche Dragoner und Ulanen auf dem Wege nach Riga."
+title="Deutsche Dragoner und Ulanen auf dem Wege nach Riga." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Deutsche Dragoner und Ulanen auf dem Wege nach Riga.<br />
+<small>German cavalry&mdash;Dragoons and Ulans&mdash;advancing on Riga.</small></p>
+
+<p class="figcenter"><a href="images/illus06b.jpg"><img src="images/illus06b_th.jpg"
+alt="Bagageabtheilung folgt den in der Verfolgung der Russen begriffenen deutschen Truppen."
+title="Bagageabtheilung folgt den in der Verfolgung der Russen begriffenen deutschen Truppen." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Bagageabtheilung folgt den in der Verfolgung der Russen begriffenen deutschen Truppen.<br />
+<small>Commissary train following the German troops in Russia.</small></p>
+
+<p class="figcenter"><a href="images/illus06c.jpg"><img src="images/illus06c_th.jpg"
+alt="Oesterreichische Husarenpatrouille r&uuml;ckt zum Aufkl&auml;rungsdienste aus."
+title="Oesterreichische Husarenpatrouille r&uuml;ckt zum Aufkl&auml;rungsdienste aus." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Oesterreichische Husarenpatrouille r&uuml;ckt zum Aufkl&auml;rungsdienste aus.<br />
+<small>Austrian Hussars patrolling to locate the enemy.</small></p>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_7" id="Page_7">[7]</a></span><a href="images/illus07a.jpg"><img src="images/illus07a_th.jpg"
+alt="Vertheidigungsstellung der K.&nbsp;u.&nbsp;K. Truppen gegen einen russischen Angriff."
+title="Vertheidigungsstellung der K.&nbsp;u.&nbsp;K. Truppen gegen einen russischen Angriff." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Vertheidigungsstellung der K.&nbsp;u.&nbsp;K. Truppen gegen einen russischen Angriff.<br />
+<small>Austrians fortifying their positions against an attack by the Russians.</small></p>
+
+<p class="figcenter"><a href="images/illus07b.jpg"><img src="images/illus07b_th.jpg"
+alt="Tiroler Infantrie rastet auf dem Vormarsch gegen die Italiener."
+title="Tiroler Infantrie rastet auf dem Vormarsch gegen die Italiener." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Tiroler Infantrie rastet auf dem Vormarsch gegen die Italiener.<br />
+<small>Austrian infantry from Tyrol resting while on march against the Italians.</small></p>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_8" id="Page_8">[8]</a></span><a href="images/illus08.jpg"><img src="images/illus08_th.jpg"
+alt="Ein Lager der deutschen Truppen in Russland."
+title="Ein Lager der deutschen Truppen in Russland." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Ein Lager der deutschen Truppen in Russland.<br />
+<small>A German camp in Russia.</small></p>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_9" id="Page_9">[9]</a></span><a href="images/illus09.jpg"><img src="images/illus09_th.jpg"
+alt="Oesterreichische Truppen beim Durchqueren des Isonzoflusses."
+title="Oesterreichische Truppen beim Durchqueren des Isonzoflusses." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Oesterreichische Truppen beim Durchqueren des Isonzoflusses.<br />
+<small>Austrian troops crossing the Isonzo River.</small></p>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_10" id="Page_10">[10]</a></span><a href="images/illus10a.jpg"><img src="images/illus10a_th.jpg"
+alt="Strasse aus der echt russischen Stadt Serock am Narew."
+title="Strasse aus der echt russischen Stadt Serock am Narew." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Strasse aus der echt russischen Stadt Serock am Narew.<br />
+<small>Street in the typical Russian town of Serock on the Narew.</small></p>
+
+<p class="figcenter"><a href="images/illus10b.jpg"><img src="images/illus10b_th.jpg"
+alt="Am Ufer des Narew bei Rozan. Vorn ein zerst&ouml;rtes Geh&ouml;ft."
+title="Am Ufer des Narew bei Rozan. Vorn ein zerst&ouml;rtes Geh&ouml;ft." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Am Ufer des Narew bei Rozan. Vorn ein zerst&ouml;rtes Geh&ouml;ft.<br />
+<small>On the banks of the Narew River. In the foreground a farm in ruins.</small></p>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_11" id="Page_11">[11]</a></span><a href="images/illus11a.jpg"><img src="images/illus11a_th.jpg"
+alt="Feldgraue auf dem Marsch. Vorn plaudernde deutsche Soldaten und polnische Dorfbewohner."
+title="Feldgraue auf dem Marsch. Vorn plaudernde deutsche Soldaten und polnische Dorfbewohner." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Feldgraue auf dem Marsch. Vorn plaudernde deutsche Soldaten und polnische Dorfbewohner.<br />
+<small>Marching through Poland. In the back German soldiers marching; in front soldiers talking to natives.</small></p>
+
+<p class="figcenter"><a href="images/illus11b.jpg"><img src="images/illus11b_th.jpg"
+alt="Von Truppen der Armee von Gallwitz gemachte Russengefangene."
+title="Von Truppen der Armee von Gallwitz gemachte Russengefangene." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Von Truppen der Armee von Gallwitz gemachte Russengefangene.<br />
+<small>Russians taken prisoners by General von Gallwitz&#8217;s army.</small></p>
+
+
+<div style="width:700px; margin:auto;">
+<div class="figleft" style="width: 335px;">
+<p><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_12" id="Page_12">[12]</a></span><a href="images/illus12a.jpg"><img src="images/illus12a_th.jpg"
+alt="General von Linsingen am Scheerenfernrohr."
+title="General von Linsingen am Scheerenfernrohr." /></a></p>
+<p class="caption">General von Linsingen am Scheerenfernrohr.<br />
+<small>General von Linsingen at the double-telescope.</small></p>
+</div>
+
+<div class="figright" style="width: 335px;">
+<p><a href="images/illus12b.jpg"><img src="images/illus12b_th.jpg"
+alt="General von Beseler, der Eroberer von Nowo-Georgiewsk."
+title="General von Beseler, der Eroberer von Nowo-Georgiewsk." /></a></p>
+<p class="caption">General von Beseler, der Eroberer von Nowo-Georgiewsk.<br />
+<small>General von Beseler, the conqueror of Nowo-Georgiewsk.</small></p>
+</div>
+</div>
+
+<div class="clear"></div>
+
+
+<h3 style="clear: both;"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_13" id="Page_13">[13]</a></span>ENTH&Uuml;LLUNG DES EISERNEN HINDENBURG IN BERLIN.&mdash;<small>Unveiling the &#8220;Iron Hindenburg&#8221; in Berlin.</small></h3>
+
+<p class="figcenter"><a href="images/illus13a.jpg"><img src="images/illus13a_th.jpg"
+alt="Reichskanzler von Bethman-Hollweg h&auml;lt die Festrede."
+title="Reichskanzler von Bethman-Hollweg h&auml;lt die Festrede." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Reichskanzler von Bethman-Hollweg h&auml;lt die Festrede.&mdash;<small>Chancellor von Bethman-Hollweg making the principal speech.</small></p>
+
+<div style="width:504px; margin:auto;">
+<div class="figleft" style="width: 230px; padding-top: 31px;">
+<p><a href="images/illus13b.jpg"><img src="images/illus13b_th.jpg"
+alt="Der &#8220;Eiserne Hindenburg&#8221; vor der Siegess&auml;ule."
+title="Der &#8220;Eiserne Hindenburg&#8221; vor der Siegess&auml;ule." /></a></p>
+<p class="caption">Der &#8220;Eiserne Hindenburg&#8221; vor der Siegess&auml;ule.<br />
+<small>The &#8220;Iron Hindenburg&#8221; before the Victoria monument.</small></p>
+</div>
+
+<div class="figright" style="width: 230px;">
+<p><a href="images/illus13c.jpg"><img src="images/illus13c_th.jpg"
+alt="Prinzessin August Wilhelm (1) und Frau von Hindenburg (2)."
+title="Prinzessin August Wilhelm (1) und Frau von Hindenburg (2)." /></a></p>
+<p class="caption">Prinzessin August Wilhelm (1) und Frau von Hindenburg (2).<br />
+<small>Princess August Wilhelm (1) and Mrs. von Hindenburg (2).</small></p>
+</div>
+</div>
+
+<div class="clear"></div>
+
+
+<h3><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_14" id="Page_14">[14]</a></span>FRAUEN BEI DER HERSTELLUNG VON GRANATEN.&mdash;<small>Women working in German ammunition-factories.</small></h3>
+
+<p class="figcenter"><a href="images/illus14.jpg"><img src="images/illus14_th.jpg"
+alt="Frauen bei der Herstellung von Granaten."
+title="Frauen bei der Herstellung von Granaten." /></a></p>
+
+<table class="multicaption" width="693px;" style="margin-top: 0.5em;">
+<colgroup>
+<col width="33%" />
+<col width="33%" />
+<col width="33%" />
+</colgroup>
+<tr><td>Das Drehen der Granaten.<br />
+<small>Forming the shells.</small></td>
+<td></td>
+<td>Das Poliren der H&uuml;lsen.<br />
+<small>Polishing the shells.</small></td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td></td>
+<td>Abstempeln der fertigen Granaten.<br />
+<small>Stamping the finished shells.</small></td>
+<td></td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td>Abwiegen der Munition.<br />
+<small>Weighing the shells.</small></td>
+<td></td>
+<td>Pr&uuml;fung durch Stabsoffizier vor der Uebernahme.<br />
+<small>Staff-officer taking over the finished work.</small></td>
+</tr>
+</table>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_15" id="Page_15">[15]</a></span><a href="images/illus15a.jpg"><img src="images/illus15a_th.jpg"
+alt="General von der Goltz auf dem Wege nach den Dardanellen."
+title="General von der Goltz auf dem Wege nach den Dardanellen." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">General von der Goltz auf dem Wege nach den Dardanellen.<br />
+<small>General von der Goltz on his way to the Dardanelles.</small></p>
+
+<p class="figcenter"><a href="images/illus15b.jpg"><img src="images/illus15b_th.jpg"
+alt="Arabische Kavallerie in der N&auml;he des Suezkanals."
+title="Arabische Kavallerie in der N&auml;he des Suezkanals." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Arabische Kavallerie in der N&auml;he des Suezkanals.<br />
+<small>Arabian cavalry near the Suez Canal.</small></p>
+
+
+<p class="figcenter"><span class="pagenum"><a name="Page_16" id="Page_16">[16]</a></span><a href="images/illus16.jpg"><img src="images/illus16_th.jpg"
+alt="Zur&uuml;ckkehrende Fl&uuml;chtlinge zwischen Biala und Brest-Litowsk."
+title="Zur&uuml;ckkehrende Fl&uuml;chtlinge zwischen Biala und Brest-Litowsk." /></a></p>
+
+<p class="caption">Zur&uuml;ckkehrende Fl&uuml;chtlinge zwischen Biala und Brest-Litowsk.<br />
+<small>After the fall of Brest-Litowsk: Refugees returning to their homes.</small></p>
+
+
+
+<div class="note">
+<p><strong>Transcriber&#8217;s Note:</strong> The table below lists all corrections applied to
+the original text.</p>
+
+<ul>
+<li><a href="#Page_2">p. 2</a>: leuchteten aus den Gr&uuml;n der B&auml;ume &rarr; aus dem Gr&uuml;n</li>
+<li><a href="#Page_2">p. 2</a>: Viele Generale und Offiiziere &rarr; Offiziere</li>
+<li><a href="#Page_2">p. 2</a>: [Inserted missing &#8220;B&#8221;] der Schriftsteller B. v. Hindenburg</li>
+<li><a href="#Page_2">p. 2</a>: fahrt in feldgrauem Automobil &rarr; f&auml;hrt</li>
+<li><a href="#Page_2">p. 2</a>: ICH HATT&#8217; EINEN KAMERANDEN ... &rarr; KAMERADEN</li>
+<li><a href="#Page_2">p. 2</a>: einen Brief, indem ein &rarr; in dem</li>
+<li><a href="#Page_7">p. 7</a>: gegen einen russichen Angriff &rarr; russischen ]</li>
+</ul>
+</div>
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+<pre>
+
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