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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1915

Page

7

Opening of Danube Aid 10 Germans Openings of Traffic

Belgrade reports the Danube reopening brings large convoys from Austrian and German ports to Lom Palanka and Ruschuck for Bulgaria and Turkey. German and Austro-Hungarian firms gain access to Balkan mineral resources and Turkish and Bulgarian exports surge as a passenger and mail service resumes.

Associated Press Belgrade Serbia Danube Turkey Bulgaria Semlin Sava Temes Lom Palanka Ruschuck Turn-Severin Austria Germany Ferdinand of Radoslavoff Austria- Hungary Duke Albrecht Mecklenburg William Austria-Hungary Constantinople Sofia Hungary Balkans Ottoman Empire Milanovac Mesdra Mesdra-Lom Palanka Anatolia Summa Asia Cilician Milanovar Berlin Nish Brussels Budapest Byzarthium

Carolina and Yadkin River Railway Schedule 1915

Schedule issued for the Carolina and Yadkin River Railway Company effective October 1 1915 lists expected train arrival and departure times at stations shown. Times are not guaranteed and schedules subject to change without notice.

Carolina & Yadkin River

No Seizure of Parcel Post Food to Germany

Washington officials foresee no seizure of parcel post food shipments to Germany as none are being sent from the United States. Parcel post to Germany was halted a month ago after the Holland American line refused further shipments. Officials linked the term steps to Sir Robert Cecil’s statement with the German refusal.

Washington Post Office Department Germany United States Robert Cecil

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