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FOR S.ALF,-Niachiucry.

i. = ~awuli!l. well mounted engine; also
'!EcrS; piar"rs. rcsnws. iointcrs mold
=. boilers. 'nI!uc>. hosting engines aud
---r..H iniE.r. IIutorL X "a.
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FOR liENT-IsoouIs

"uE MoNTiCE!.Lo. II, Nor,h Eighth
g4i!H 80" 70 500 weekly.
Us MeSt ';,9"@. te'y nr!rh, ron;i"s. Iur-
y" 'D"n'.''"E ,"",:.s. Completely rnr-
10. t'" le' lvu-"i-"".Hne Aiioin!n.; bat
~
%; rent, ,uIbv. .tni .lusi. rooms. s,"1u.
90 - .'r;r lii-hts tI.d uIth or without
i""r. .,rniN - Es.., Grac". Phone Ran
=: I"r.. ivr"is.i-d room. next 10 bath.
i""l' fif,h no"r Virginia iiuiitinH. fifth
-; rent. i large connecting r"on.s sleep
Ing porch p'iEII" hath. ,irst floor No,
wei"r heat. ci.-tTir ilShtH. South R!chm"nG.
J. - .ar" Times DISPATCH
BUSINESS Woman to siGIrc front room with
trained nurse. llJ .SOrth Fifth.
BOARDING.
looms .ami board, 2ee South Tnird Street.
central. steam heat. nIOIrr'l IL, every
sl.cct. c."nl.rodati0n Tor ira DSIents
:: .CE!.h Iurui-hcG hot-ws.e hrstrJ rooms:
iahie board /" hpcciali?. 40 West Gracs
LIiItt'i attractive s.., o.ld Hoo: rooms
Excellent; table. Reasonable 20, East
trace
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FOR SALE-VEIIlCI.ES.

Tor wagons. 50. s35. $50. onen wagons
80 -" Richardson ESos Ills i,ruok
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ttUDMS WITH BOARD
tCE. COAL AND WOOD

sEfDnE you sent ste Us Tor room. OF room,
"a! oUa.td
LEXINGTON IICTEr
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FOR SALI-Horses.

TEN EXTRA GOOD MULES
!.:li'! ovt .! the hardcs, kind OF work
T., .t.s, from 20 years old, In good r.yh
Ign from 4lv9 10 go pounds each VIII
80 '%urh tho'n am; II not satisfactory.
- ms th"ii LACK aHC get money. No
e-caan.r. your meme. bach on demand.
CikClL'S STABLE
u south Zenith Street
reference. I'm
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li.+i.p WANTilp-lscmulc.

WANTED. maid s"iNaat. GA" with expert o.
--nuce: room on 10; A.uiy a12 Flotd Ave-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-08-04

WV

out the world
The general, pushing button,
turned to the butler who appeared in
answer, and said coldly as he resum-
ed his seat,
Show that out, Boris"
Joseph flushed, then Strengthened
up, set for battle as he had been a
hundred times before
"Ill go out to that pack Of wolves
and die ew and soldier for God
and his downtrodden people. I'll
fight harder since I've learned the real
character of our beneficiary. I'll die
hghting.'
Indeed were brave on the
battlefield, with thousands of our men
around you and the enemy far off, but
now the general laughed sarcastic
ally.
Warwick walked out calmly, his step
firm and his famous grim smile of bat
tie upon his face The crowd, which
was beginning to break up, greeted
his appearance with surprise, quickly
changed to fury when they saw the
general was not there to protect him.
Backing up against the wall of the
mansion, Joseph silently awaited the
attack. They came like a pack of
wolves, trampling down their fellow
men in their haste to reach their vic
tim
A hardened fist flashed forth and
crashed into the visage of the leader
of the pack. Then the fight was on.
The mob fought mad1y among them
selves, each individual intent upon
personally aiding in the downfall of
the Jew, who laughed silently at the
havoc they wrought A cudgel cap
tured from a fallen foe proved of
great assistance, but time and the odds
were beginning to have their effect. It
seemed as if the number of attackers
grew larger and larger. They seem
ed to come from all sides-the sky,
the ground, the ir-thousands upon
thosuands. He shook off the feeling
and began to fight with renewed vigor,
and for moment things were at fault
with the mere handful left. Then
again he faltered. He began to for
get the mob he was now fighting me-
chanically. He no longer felt their
blows. Something foated gently
through the air-such soulful music
as only angels could make-its beauty
increasing as it drew nearer. He saw
the lovely face of his mother, who
had fortunately died young; his
father, who had been murdered even
as Joseph was now; his brother, who
had fought and died for an ungrate-
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August 4, 1916
THE AFTERMATH
A Story by William z. Porter.

The storm ragged on into the night,
increasing in fury at each passing
moment. The continual pattering of
rain, the deadening thunder, and the
occasional lightning did not add to
the pleasantness of the evening" Few
dared fare out into the open, and in
many homes, folks shuddered fear
fully at the increasing ferceness of
the outside noises.
The sound of shutting feet broke
the monotony. A dark huddled figure
gllded painfully into view and dis
appeared into the darkness with
noticeable haste. Other figures soon
appeared, their voices united in de-
nouncing the preceding fugitive.
The lone figure continued on its
way with great effort, fastened on by
the wrath of his pursuers. He hest
tated before the imposing home of
some high official, then quietly slipped
into the doorway. The group behind
came to halt, declaring their anger
in a series of muf1ed curses as they
gazed dark1y at the fashionable resi-
dence.
"Brodowitch! p disappointed one
uttered in awed tones; he may be a
friend Of Brodowitch's"
"a friend-mdeed," sneered an
other, 'more likely servant or a
beggar-but, after all, he 7vas Je7v."
Inside the man CROPPED his way in
the dark hallway, feeling about in
dazed manner until the sharp contact
with a doorknob brought him back
to his senses. He softly opened the
door, flooding the gloomy passageway
with a brilliant and binding light.
The Jew Strengthened up instinctively,
his hand raised in salute, at the sight
of the single occupant of the room.
"General!' he exclaimed, a sudden
tremor of hope passing through his
body, "Genera1 Brodowitch p
The general looked up in great sur
prise; his face quickly changed to
anger at the cause Of his interruption
from work. The rain-soaked vaga-
bond was undoubtedly out of place
in the midst Of the splendour Of the
present luxuriant surroundings "Don't
you know me-. General? ?" the Jew
asked eagerly; I'm Captain Joseph
WARWICK"
"What do you want here?' grufay
ignoring the others question.
81 came in here to escape the fury
of my fellow citizens" Warwick be-
gan bitterly.
"What since when has my home
become the refuge of any wandering
cri1nina1?"
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

taken. | have done nothing Of which
to be ashamed. 1t seems my only
crime is in being Jew
(which you ought to regret by this
time" the general remarked with a
sheer
General, from you-impossible
you who have been the Jews friend
during the crisis brought on by the
war, demanding that they be given
their full rights. You who decorated
me with the Special Medal of Honor
the first ever received by a Jew,
and proclaimed it the beginning of
new surely you cannot mean
what you have just said"
That time is past now; then we
needed the Jew to help in our fight,
but noW-the war is over and every
thing settled to Our satisfaction-of
what use is the Jew now
"Only to be trampled down by the
people whose homes we helped to
save Only to be stricken down in
great numbers for the amusement Of
the people with whom we fought
shoulder to shoulder to save their
lands-not ours, for we have none.
The Jews are but mass of humanity
to be knocked about in all corners of
this world, just because they are ST.
perior in almost everything except
numbers sufficient to unite and declare
themselves men and back it up with
their lives'
The General broke in with snarl
1.-The lew is what we always de-
clared him to be-a cowardly wor-
shipper of the god Gold useless as a
human being except to do the work
respectable persons are ashamed Of
they haven't the backbone to stand I'D
and fight"
"Yet you came to the Jews in the
hour of your crisis, praying and beg
ging that they help your country when
it was overrun by your enemies. 1t
was the Jew who fought against his
own kinsmen- ghting for other ma
tons under similar conditions that
helped your country to victory. 1t
was the Jew who aided your country
to regain it's financial foothold with
wisdom none others dare boast of.
What do we get for our sacrifices
We murdered and we're murdered by
our brothers,; we gave up Our every
cent in taxes; we did more than our
share-what do we get? He'll and its
fawies increased HouSaudfold! We
must starve while you-you- Cap
tain Warwick stopped for want of
breath, his entire body twitching with
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WiiRtranen.
Mattunalliberaler best es 9egen
Mmerifa.
,,@pr,pdrts" anoerer Nniidt.

6aug, iiber 2onoon, II. Suli.
Ser uNprtpGrts" brudt ei11en Mrttz
tel bes nattonaaiberalen profehors
Ronrao MeBger, Berlin, ab, IN tpel<
aem berfelbe Deuti@lanb bor Der
amerifanii@en @ermittlung parnt.
9ie5elbe tDiir0e leoigli4 0a5u fubz
ren," beiBt es in Dem Mrtttel, .bie
Stellung bes prdi itbenten MA1on gu
fdrfen, Ser germ bie1elben 2orbeerett
baben m09te lpie &oofepelt in
pprtsmoutb. @ir follten uns oos
8etipiel Sapans CUR Marnung bie<
men laHen, pel@es bamals I'm bic
5rii@te ieines @teges betrogen tpurz
be-"
Ser r@ortndrts" gretft ben Ser
fafer 0es Mrtitels befttg on nno
fagt: Ser Mmeritabab Der y{attoz
nantberalen 1T berartig geftegen,
baB iie eber BEN &rieg auf nnbe<
1tirnnte 3eit berldngert ieben, als
amerttant19e @ermtttlung anneb<
men miirben. Die grpBe Mebrbelt
peg beutiden @olfes TT anoerer Nn>
fielt."
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9dkt nag.
Gpioemie Der &tnserldbmuu9
9ebt 5uriif.
Neue Mbteiluug int @eiunbbeitsantt.

Nep yorf, II. sSuli. Die leBz
ten 3ablen iiber @rtrantungen unb
Sobesfdne lahen erfennen, bab bic
@pibemie Ser Rincerldbmung i'm Mb<
nebmen begriffen 1T. Sir bic "a
@funben Bis ge5tern fritz tpurDen II
Sobesfdue uno SO neue @rfrantun=
gen gemeloet. Qlm Sage 5upor ma<
rem bic 3iffern q unD LA.
Die 8eb0rben tuen, mas in tbren
9&1dften itebt, INN bic WetterDerbretz
tung Der @ptbenie gu berbiiten. Dur9
e1nen 8ettrag bon $4,000 ieitens Der
Rodefeler Tounoation 1T es m0gli4
getoorben, Elm neues 8ureau i'm @ez
1unbbettSamt gu errtc5ten, tpel4es es
ftp CUR Mufgabe ma4t, oie 8emez
sungen aller 0erjenigen gu perfolgen,
tDel9e Der Mnitedung ausgefeBt maz
ten.
@rma@1ene eriranfen nur ielten
an Ser &inberlGbmung. Npn Der
genelbeten 1859 SdQen betreffen nu1
II perionen iiber 16 Sabre.
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cxn MIaier haben &c

Sn Mlgier baben @erz
cent unb 2bertt1er nit benz 6'9erele@
{@en Goeeobu3illus einen grDb ungez
legten @erfu9 our pratttfhen @ertil=
qung ser 9euf@reden gema9t, na4z
Dem b'6ereIe felbft i'm Sabre 1911--
1912 in @antas56 (Mrgentinien) Ell
men pollen @rfolg Bel glei9em @orz
geben er3ielt bate. @ergen t uno
1beritier fellten bei ibren Werfu9en
feit, bab lie bic Wirulen5 bes goceoz
ba3inus bon b'Qerelle 5ebr mefentli9
erbDben fonnten, uno 3tDar bermaBen,
bab er i'm Dur4f6nitt in elmer 3ett
bon bier @tunben t0bli9 nirfte.
Wurben bic nd9tliden 2agerpldbe
ser 9eufnreden NIT fein 5erftdubten
Rulturen bes goeeoba3illus infi5iert,
10 fplgte nad einigen Sntubationsz
tagen Elm alBerorbentlid itartes
@ferbeIL Die Snfettion breitete ith
aber a,lf onbere @9ndrme, bic 1td
nit Sen i1fi5ierten pcrni19 often, ni4t
in oen getpiinidten MaBe aus. @er~
gent unb Qb6ritier betone11 ieoo4,
bnb lire @rfabrungen 11ur geringe
unb neitere gerfude in biefer &tn<
tung l1otipenoig feien. Ser hier ge<
nannte goeeoba5illus 1T i'm Sabre
1910 Don benz fro130ffden GorfderI
s. b'6ereue ii Merifp> il Meintllltar
.baraeffeut tDDrben.
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&dmpIe bel 8etbnrt+
&nilen 1ppllen Staot int &aufa~
ius 9enOmmen babeu.
@pn Siirfen beitritten.

Mmferbam, II. Sult. 9te geitern
BON petro9rab gemeloete Mteberetnz
nabme bon 8eiburt, n0r6li9 bon Der
Qi1te @r3tngenz@r5erum, bus f4
friiber f9on etnmal in ruf1if4en
9dnben befano, nitro bon ben Siir<
fen in Mbre0e geiteut. Mfan gtbt tn
&onftanttnopel gu, bob ote &uifen
i@pere Mngriffe I'M tiirttf@en 3en<
trum ma4ten, erfldrt aber, bab btefe
Mngrtffe NIT 1@peren 8erluften fit
bic NuKen abgef@lagen tpurben.
Mu9 auf Dem linten 5liigel tDur<
Ben bic ruf7tf@en Mngriffe 3uriidgez
19lagen, uno auf Dem re4ten 5liiz
gel 1T bic Sage unperdnbert gebliez
ben, tpie antlt9 mitgeteilt miro. Dte
&dmpfe meroen auf Der gan3en
sSrpnt fortge1ebt.
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@9lpkbrano+
&6nig &onitautin ppu Tlau1uten
ab9eidnttteu.
splbaten retteu ibn.


Qtben, aber paris, II. Sult, Mie
Elm Mni@lag auf bic t0niglt@e 5o=
mtlie pon @rie@enlanb iiebt Der
8ranb bes SatpizMalbes aus, nelz
@er port9e Wo@e bic @4l0fer bes
&Dntgs &onftanttn unb bes &ron<
prin5en eind5@erte.
&Dnig &onitnnttn f8pebte IN 2e>
bensgefabr, als 5lammen tbm ben
Musgong ab16nttten, aber bic berot<
19e 9tlfeletftung bon @plbaten ret<
tete i'm. @r tpurbe bepuBtlos tns
6reie getragen. Ser Malbbranb 1T
unter Rpntrpue, aber an ben 8ergz
abhdnse1l fpelne nit @i9en lrtb
IS ssateu ysftnnoen 3snb, tDiitet bas
SFeuer netter.
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9er u=&ootfrieq
@elterlt ipnr0e1t 6tpol
9ampler perlelltt.
Yiele 8rtten barMnter

2onbon, II. Suit. @ie Eddtigfeit
0eutfber ul1terieeboote III Der Noro~
fee lit i'm iteten Na6ien begriffens
unD man 11i1nmt pielfub all, oaB Die
getpalttge Yropaganoa, Die In
Deuti6lanb 5u @unlten Der 9Sieoera
aufl1abn1e bes Saubboptfrieges be-
trieben NITRO, ibon Sriibte getragen
bat. 6eit elmer @obe fom1nen aua
tayli9 Meloungen lber Die Ber4
ier1fung bon Dampfern Der AQiier4
ten Juno Die neilten oerlelben lpl1rs
ben it1 Der geor0ele bon ibre11
9bidial ereilt.
Na6 geitrigen Mitteilungen tul1r-
Sen ni6t peniger alS neun 'engltide
nnb bret rui1il6e Dampfer perienft,
Die lebtere11 bon tiirfii6en Eaud-
booten i1n S9ipar5en Weer. Die
perierften gfulien maren iamtlid>
Sransportban1pfer, oie Die r11Ifiibe
&aufaius-Mrmee nit &riegs. lrnb
Meni9en1naterial nerieben iollten.
Gin bterter Gransportoampfer pur~
De nuf Sen Strano getrieben.
ssn ser georolee pur0en neun
englii9e Dan1pfer perienft. Dapon
itn6 fiinf Stiberoampfer, Die aH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pertpen6et tperoen.
gs banoelt li6 um Die Dan1pfer
uO1aparo", uSun", rgra", r&ber.
been" 1nD ugeeQie" elf l1cbers
lebenoe li11o in 5dottlono gelal.oet
tporben.
Die ibrigen perlcnften 0ampFr
lparen oie rMopfa", 885 Gmls1en
IgroB, uGcele'ia" 3714 Conner
groB 1ltlo $40 SUB lang, ,.ro
.MIto". Die Gr0Be bes lebtgeruue-
ten Dan1pfers 1T ntdt befannt.
Die Dampfer uWontreal" Hnb
uMrcabean" folltoierte1 1T bRr
Eben1i e-Mu1oung. 8etoe SdUfh
tpuroen 56tper be16G01qt.
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@ir @oger Galeme1tt+
@eri4t perbanoelt feline 8eru.
fung 9egen Sooesurteil.
3pei @erteioigungsgriiube.

2onbon, II. Suli. 9el1te began bic
@erbanblung oes Mppeqationsgeriats
iiber bic 8erufung Sir @oger @ale<
ments gegen 6as l1rteil, &pel@es i'm
ols 9o9Derrdter gum Sobe pernr<
teilt. @9on etne @tunbe porber bat<
ten f@ 3uf@auer, pel@e @rlanbnis
erbalten, ser 8erbanolung bei5utDobz
nen, etngefunDen.
Sen @or1iB fiibrt Suffice Darling,
bic 8eiiiBer 5ino 8rap, @erutton,
2atDrenee unb Mtfir. Der 8erteibiz
ger @a1ements, Mntpalt Mleranber
@ullipan ,ous Dublin, {eBte BIZ, beis
ben @riinbe ausetnunber, aus nell
den 5einer Mniim nod has angegrifz
fene ltrteil feblerboft 1T. Die ange<
fiibrten Satl1mf mfdn0e, 1neinte er, itnb
na9 benz @efeBe feline ftrafbaren
9an6lungen, unb bic 0en @eidpore<
men gegebenen Re9tsbelebrun9 mar
feblerbaft. @a1ement 1T 3ngegen.
S61ed)te S6edS.
Netu Uprf itebt NIT ibnen an ser
Spite.
8aibington, II. Suli. l1eber ben
mn1fang, tpel9en Die Mus1 s1teInng
i9le9ter @9eds angenom1nen Dat,
gibt cine 5tattltif Mnsfunft, pelbe
I'M 8un6es-5dabant 5uiammenge-
iteut lit. Dana@ baben ote Mationat-
banfen> ipel9e 3u1om1nen 10000
600 56edfonten befiBen IN oen leB~
ten orei Mfonaten tdglib 1>039
19le9te 99edS iiber 3u{on1men
$141 $40 erbalten.
gln Ser 5pibe 1nari6iert Seem
Oorf, mo IN brei Wonaten 3,187
99eds i'm 8etrage bon iiber
81 100000 proteitiert tpuroe1l. Bbi-
labelpbia 1tebt an 5peiter, 8oton
an Dritter Stelle.
Die 59edfonten a4er nationolen
Banfen auianln1en maren am !. Wtat
Inn $6,994,000 iiber3ogen.
+ 5tIt1tS 8ebrenot.
Grbaner beg @ermaun=Denfntals in
Nen.l1lm geforben.
ct. paul, Minn., IL. Suli. SUI
Illus 8ebrenbt, ber @rbnuer bes Don
benz beutf@en Orben Der 9ermannsz
f1bne in ben @ereinigten Staaten
geitifteten 9ermannzDenfnals, bos
1i9 etnbrudsppu iiber Der 3urnerz
Rolonie Neusl1lm erbebt, 1T I'M TO-
BEN glitter bon "a syabren aus bie1em
2eben gef6ieben. ST mar elmer Der
@riten, tpelde iih in benz i'm Sabre
1854 Dom Observation-Disclosures 2ur>
nerbunbe gegriinbeten @emeintpefen
Nep l1lm I'M Minnefota<9aIe ntez
berlieben unb trob auer Qeiben, bic
Mniiebler bur9 bic ssSnbianer gu er-
.bulben batten, ber beutf9en Rultur
I'm pDilben Weiten- unerf9roden
8abn bra6eu.
4
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@etrogrnb, IL. ssSuli. Ser ruifii6e
@eneral1tob meloete geitern abeno
bon i9peren beutf9en 11n0 Diter-
reibii@-ungarii6en @egenangriffen
IN @olpnien, oie ale auriifgei6la-
gen purben. Die ruiiifben &oiafen
perbro9ten tpieoer berrli9e Gotten.
ueber 5000 Geinoe tpuroen gefan-
gen genon1men:
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SWOS]%+*tS ~Nts sD*S"+v w >t+tsS~s$"
ner, @eitdt geriiien luproen lei"
(9ie $50,000,000 Anlcibe, bie
sen 9}uiien in Seem Oorf eeuabrt
tunrbe, mar befanntltd ein iebr
5lpeifelbaftes @eidaft, bel Dem Die
&niien iebr. fdledt abidjnitten. 3n-
Sem mar lie audi nnr ein Srppfen
anf etnen beifen @tein.)
2onbon, II. Su1i. &eginalo Mc=
Sienna, Ser brttifd)e Sdatamts-
fan5ler, tetlte beatte mtttag int
9a1ie ser @emeinen NIT, baf Die
tGgliden &riegsanseaben Gnglanos
n11n1ebr Sic @6be ppn feds Milio-
uen @fatno ($30,000,000) erreidjt
baben.
Sit Der Snfront.
Mngriffe Ser &mi1en bei 8arano<
,pitldi ertpteien itd als bergebens.
Berlin, iiber 2onopn, II. S1tli,
Mn ser Ditliden Sront tit bas Sc,
ian1tbtlS 1nberanbert geblteben. 81
@niien 1nadten am 6amStag psr-
idiebentlid) gerind)e, oas an ots
@rin5 9eppplb-Artnee uerlorene Sess
rain bei 8aranp,pttfdt Suriif5nneb'
men, batten aber oa1tit teimen Gr'
folg.
@iotpeiAid bon 2u5f befinbet lid
bte 2iniineea-Mrmee mad &ute por IN
Der Dffemiipe, unb 8iem 1nelbet,
baf ruiiii@e @esenangriffe in bent
ielben @ebiet erfplglus uaren.
Ser orltli@e 8eri6t Der Oberite11
&eereslettung lautet:
,&eeresgruppe oes Selomari6onS
pon &inoenburg: Nidts 5u beri6-
ten
u@eeresgruppe oeS Brin5en Geo
polo BON 8aDerlt:
r@uiiti6e Segenongriffe geger
6ie 2inie BEL Sfroboma, Die bor
uns genon1men poroen NOR, ertpie
zen ]i1- alS 5medlos. 8ir Inabter
1ehs Dffi3iere un0 la Mann ).
@efangenerl.
p@eeresgruppe 0es Generals Dot
&initngen: 5iiomeltli6 Don 2n}
haben beutibe Eruppen ertolgreib'
Wegenangriffe eingeleitet.
x@eeresgruppe oeS @enerals iSra
bon 8otbnler: 2age nnDeran0ert.
uBalfan-& -&riegsi6auplaB: gii9t'
5u bert6ten."
SBien, iber 2onoon, II. Snli
Die geitri9e Weitteillng oeS Gene
ralltabes Der 0iterreibii6 lngari
1ben 9lrn1ee lautet:
u@iibmelli@ BON 2u5f, IN De
Wegeno peitli6 bon Eor@in, ftni
reue i9mere &dnlpfe ausgebro6en
8ir baben ale ru1lii6en Mngriff
8uriifgeiblagen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-21
Ne1e Iartfe.
sa6ffdF Snbnitrieue erflaren fte
fitr nnff11pnnin
fitr uDfauen0t9.

Saag II. sSuIi iiber 2onoon. Ser
8erbano nhliiber SSnonitrieaer IN
Dres6en bnt mad etner MeIoung Der
v5dgIiden Glnaoidau" neue 3on-
tarife fir not1penbig erfldrt, tDenn
Die 0ertrdge NIT frtegfiibrenben
unb relltralen 9dnoern I'M Sabre
1917 ablanfen.
Ser vBortpddrtSS~ n1eint, onS tpiir.
De fiber nad oern @riege tpirtldnft-
libe &dn1pfe berborrufen, 1n1D efae
Der tpidhgiten sSrieoe1sb beoingangen
pdre Sic rMeiftb ftbegiiniti itiglngsf sflols-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-21
@ei1tnfe,te Sh6be.
Stem Dprfer ipoaen lie aus Dem
MeereSqrmnbe beben.

Seem Dorf, II. SUIT. Cine Grpe<
bition CUR 9ebung gefuntener @@dBe
aus benz Meeresgrunoe traf beute
an 6en @irginta aups ein. Sic
beitebt aus benz Mrbeitsf4iff rSi<
tanta1, Der sadt rSedrleb" unb benz
@@lepper rs. 8. 8edmitb1 uno itebt
1nter benz RpmmdnbD bon @eDrge
8. @ttqfon, tDelder I'M borigen SAB
re sic 8ergung bes 5au4bootS s. 4
i'm Soften BON 6pnolulu leitete.
On ben @irgintu &aps hanbelt es
fih um ben Dampfer rMeriba1, pel1
der bier Sabre 5uriid na6 Dem 3ns
fammenitob NIT einem dnoeren
Dampfer Derfanf unb 8urrenflber
i'm Nerte bon iiber $1,0OO,000 an
R1rA hn44p
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-21

l,tngen 5uriidgei6lagen, Mroli6
bon Gbinp febrte eine 6euti6e 8a-
trouble nit "a fran5oitl6en @efan-
genen uno einenr Maibinenge>pebr
5uriid.
uWeitli6 bon 2oos ipuroe ein
,feinoli6er Qeroplan ourb un1ere
SsSnfanterie abgei6olien. SET glesle
fiel ein feinoli@er 9oppeloeder, Der
0ur6 uniere Mbmebrgeic5iibe be-
i6d6igt poroen 1par, in nniere
GQnoe."
ST. 2otbrtmgett.
9entide Srappen ersreifen bel No>
nteuD Die Oheuiipe.
paris, II. Sult. 9as fran50iif6e
sReriegsamt erlieB beute nittag cine
@rfldrung, in Der II. a. mitgetetlt
pirb, baB ruiiif9e Sruppen in ben
Mrgonnen beutf9e 4ngriffe 5uriid>
i6lugen, @leiA5eitig mirb mitgez
teilt, boB cine lpeitere Mbteilung
ruffi14er 5ruppen in 8reit angez
tommen fei. Wetli9 BON TleurD,
nDrblt@ bon @erbun, neroen meitere
rSorti@ritte" beanfpru@t, pdbreno
in 2otbringen bic Deuti@en mebrere
1@pere Mngriffe n0rblt@ BON No<
menD ma@ten, bic aber 5uriidgef@la<
gen tpurben, 8on oer @ommezSront
liegen feline neuen Melbungen bor,
Ser fra115olii6e 8eribt bon beute
mittag bat folgenoen @ortlaut:
~3tpii6en Otie un0 9lisne, BEL
Moulair-Sou =Soutpent, lpurben
ltarfe fei11Oli9e Mufflarungstruppen
6eriprengt.
usS1 Der Champagne tuuroe Elm
fei1Sli6er 9lngriff auf eine bon ben
Muiien gebaltene 9telung ourb els
men @egenaagriff pereitelt. Die
0euti9en erlitten ibmere Berlu1te.
rBei 8erbun berrl6t inn allge-
ntei1en Hube. gSir ma6ten meitli9
BON SleurD getpiiie 5ortl6ritte uno
nabmen BRET Wai6inengetpebre.
oNad efner laugen 8eidiefnng
gingen bic 9e11tiden in 2utbringen,
iiibid pon NonenD, 5tpeimal nit
itarfem Mngriffen por. Sic muroen
5uriifgeidlagea.
gln oen anoeren Eeilen Der
,5g>,,l lit ole Sage unberdnoerli6."
Mnlterbnn, II. s5ult. 9us eng
lilbe &riegsan1t beibrdnfte fib IN
1einer geltrigen Mitteilung auf Ole
grfldrung, 6aB es notig getpelen iei.
Die bis IN Die norttte 0eutl9e" ST.
ME borgeIbobenen britiiben @tel.
lungen 5uriid5unebmen. Dapon bdt.
ten Die Delti6en ni6ts gemerft
miro be5eidnenoermeile bin5u geiebt
Geltern iouen mieoer flint oeuti6e
@aubiben gefunoen por6en iein.
seSn oern geltern mtttag Deroffent.
lihten 8eri6t gibt Huris 81, oaE
ste Deutiben 8arleur uno BiobeS
0urb Itarfen geebel begilnltigt.
genon1n1en uno teilt fer1er nit, 0at
Die Jran3oie11 1ii0peitli6 bon &bian.
mont, Der6un-Srottt, Sortibritte &C.
modt bdtten. Ser geltrige Gbeno'
beribt oes fron5ofii6en &rieg5un''
tes erfldrt, 0aB Der grobte Sell oaS
OH ser @on1n1e berlorenen Ger:
rains 5uriidgemonnen mor6en If
u1o oab 1iiblib bon Ebtaun1o1l: pet.
tere uSorti6rttte" gerna6t muroen
3un erlten Wale nitro au6 oie
Mnlpeienbett bon &uiien an oel
Jrot1t ertpabnt. sic beteiligten ifs
in oen Qrgonnen an Batrouiue1l.
fampfen.
Berlin, II. sSuli, orabtlos nad
sappiae, 8. S. Die l1eberiee=Nad).