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The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

man with a past--he was once state
senator fron Brooklyn. Is the bright
particular star OF the Metropolitan
section of the World. HIS roilickins
stories of the quaint and queer Of
Broadway are penned under the name
of Charles welton. 1t may be the SEN
atorisi experience that makes him
hide his light under busheI. but at
any rate he was dining tn a Park
Row cafe this week with Jack Gala
han. who sketches for the same pages.
At an adjoining table a group of
cubby young cub reporters were puff
ing cigarettes and drinking beer 20
beat all fury. Naturally the subject
turned to the dubs of the journalistic
world. Now you take this fellow
welton," said one. what right hss he
got to sign his stur7 But" with a
sign-"he does It and gets away with
IT," q
You're right" said another. There's
poor old Charlie Sutherland. My father
knows him over in Brooklyn. He's been
Ipesging away on the World year after
year. Never gets a story in the paper.
Just drifting along like a rudderiess
ship. Lacks pull, guess HeIEh no! It's
great game II you can beat e."
And then there is the story Frsns
OBrien tells Of the weil-trsined war
correspondent who. trapped In the be-
siesed fort. condensed the situation as
well as he could:
our food and ammunition are gone,
there is no avenue of escape and IN
two hours We shall be annihtlated-"
When he looked IL over It seemed
rather bare, so he added:
There is no other important de-
velopments."
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10
TWO FACE INDICTMENTS
FOR ALLEGED PERJURY
Manchester and Spooner Are Charged
with Making False Statements
Regarding Invention.

Among the indictments recently re.
turned by the grand jury were those
charging perjury. Jointly and individual.
ly, against Arthur Manchester and Harry
NJ Spooner. former employees of the
American Elementary Electric Company
OF which George s. Ensie is president
The alleged offense is said to have oc.
CURED three years ago. II Is charged
that Dec. IA. 1912, the two men appeared
before an official having authority &c
administer oaths and made an affidavi,
to be filed with an application for paten,
In the United States Patent Office. II
Is claimed some of the statements In the
affidavit are untrue.
1T Is necessary for one making ap-
plicstion for United States patent TO
make oath that he believes himself to be
the original and first inventor or discoy-
erer. and that he does not know and does
not believe that the article was ever be-
fore known or used said an officIsl OF
the American Elementary Electric Com
pany yesterday, whereas, the fact is
that the two men did not believe them
selves to be the first inventors of the
patent and did know that the same WAS
before known and used They were old
employees Of Engle, the original inventor.
who filed his application for a patent
more than two months before Manchester
and Spooner.''
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

merce have made the whole world
marvel
what HAPPENS After War.
"If the finest and best we're killed how
could this happen If all our best men
were killed in the civil war we ought to
be In a worse condition than we were
IN 1850 II the flower Of Germany per-
ished in fs10 then human culls are ca
pable of as much accomplishment as he
roes are.
War, horrid as II seems, is one OF the
means by which We make tremendous
upward strides, and II Is necessary to
continued existence in the world.
THE population OF what is now Ger
many has increased in the hundred years
ending in 1900 considerably over 100 per
cent; France, 1oi per cent and Great
Britain. 40 per cent. This In spite Of
wars and migration. The United States
of America has increased 56S per cent
We must arm
4 few weeks ago Mr.. VIII Irwin ex-
planned to me that in war the fittest
do not survive. Now Mr.. whiting ex-
plains that they do. Take your choice.
Speaking of the increase in population,
II is good joke on New York that for
four years II has been larger city than
London and didn't know 1t. Four years
of Dragging all unused. AS for London
1t made a mistake of 10000 In It's census
figures. It is to be hoped that the same
gentlemen who computed the census are
not juggling with the recruiting figures
As It's Done in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Thomas McDougall is the president
of the American Association of Masters
of Dancing All of that and he lives I'm
Pittsburgh. He came to New York re-
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

Read Dan sayles' Want Advertising
Talk next Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10
SEEN AND HEARD
BY GEORGE MINER
Special Correspondent Of The Washington Herald.
eCepyrsht 1918. Mcclure Newspaper syndicateo

New York, Jan s.-Many able and
sincere men are devoting a great deal
of time, brains, and money to the So
luton of the war problem. Some hope
to prevent war by preparing for IT.;
others hope to make II impossible by
being totally unprepared to fight, and
still others believe that disputes be-
tween nations can be settled by argu-
ment
They are all In earnest. and all have
only the welfare of the country and
humanity at heart Their motives are
identical. but. their methods are dia-
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

.metricslly opposed. whether ii is best
to arm. to disarm, or to just talk Is
purely a matter of personal opinion.
In consequence, we see men with
great hearts and noble aspirations
grasping at new schemes. such as a
United States Of the world. interna-
tional unions Of workingmen, social
lists. universities, etc, believing or
hoping that therein lies the remedy
for war. II seems to them most nee
essary that war should be abolished.
Ideas Have Turned Turtle.
Mr.. Stanley whiting tells me that
they are all. wrong; that their system
ofs philosophy has turned turtle.
There Is one nation that has
learned to live without war" said he.
This nation limits it's population by
destroying a proportion of it's female
children at birth. In this way II has
succeeded in keeping it's population
from exceeding its food supply. This
Is the only alternative of war so far
discovered, and IL has serious draw
backs. II is an interference with the
laws OF nature, and man has made all
his advances. not by interfering with
nature, but by assisting her and fol-
lowing her teaching.
ut will be objected that war kills
the finest and best; the bullet has no
selective power. and so on. Closer OBJ
servation shows that the great bulk
of deaths in a war are not from gun
shot wounds; they are from exposure
and disease. Inability to stand the
strain eliminates the unfit. or course,
there are many fine. valuable men de-
stroyed, but the residue is worth all
II costs. and more. War hoes a ma
tion as a farmer hoes a field.
Napoleon fought France down to six
ten-year-old boys, yet in two generations
France balanced her poulation, and her
strides in art, industry, science and COM
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

friends. Finally, Mostyn Piggot. the
poet and wit of the Savage Club, sug-
gested way out of the difficulty.
when landed in New York threw
II over my back and said belonged to
Tamrflany Hail." explained Mr.. Gage.
This pan-American business will be all
very fine II 1t pans out" said DR.. j. G.
Perez. of Cuba, In discussing the meet
ing at Washington. That's the only
trouble. The United States talks a lot
about doing things, gets steam up and all
that. but frequently fails to start the
engine. II the United States had gone
into Mexico, or went In now-for It's not
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

too late-snd treated Mexico exactly as 1t
did my country, the result would be
even more satisfactory. 1t would have
saved many millions of American money
invested In Mexico. Every risht-thinking
man in Cuba today is very glad that the
United States took us under her control
u has been the making Of Cuba and a
debt of gratitude we can never pay"
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10
DOCTOR TALKS TO MOTHERS.
Dent and Brent school Osganixa
tfons to Hold Joint Meeting.

The Dent School Mothers Club was ad-
dressed Thursday afternon by DR.. H.
X. Butler on 'oThe Eye, Ear, and
Throat" Mrs. C. H. Butler. president OF
the club. presided.
Members of the Brent School Mothers
Club will be the guests Of the Dent School
organization at a meeting to be held
Friday night The principal subject for
discussion win be the proposal of the
Commissioners to assume the authority
now exercised by the Board of Education.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10
The Safest Investments

Are those ths. do not npctlAte during dis
turosd conditions Of the monsy or stock mar
keta Firs deed x tnNs notes (f1s mort
gasesl, wen secured On real estate tn the DIS
xict Of Columbia, constitute ''gilt-edge' IN
rsstnrntA They do not depsnd upon the
financial responsibility Of tndivsdaals % eu-
poeatsons for their stabihty, and are exempx
frou tzxztion as persrnal property We au
sa,pb nch investments IN amounts from 6o
uD~ard- send fnr booklet. "Coscanins Losns
and rnrextmeut1
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

GASOLINE CARS
ALLEN
MOTOR TIRE 4 SALES CO..
l0ls 18th st.
Phone NJ. ss7.
PRoBEr-ARRIsoN co.,
10 Wisconsin ar.
Phone West COS.
ARGo-
SMITH MOTOR SALES co..
m Fpurtsenth =.
-aaaannas
ArBURN SALES CO..
e1 Maryland AZ. ne
Phone Lincoln 1884
BUICK MOTOR CO..
1o8 Connecticut ss
Phone Main E2s.
CHANDLER
WARRINGTON MOTOR CAR CO.,
800 Fourteenth st.
Phone North lS2.
CHALMERS
UNION GARAGE,
q bet. Sixth and Seventh
Phone Main Ss.
CHEVROLET
MILLER BROS,
81 Pierce At. ne.
Phone lincoln S1e1.
COLE
HENDERsoNRow CO..
lol2 Fourteenth st
Phone Main 3543
CROw-ELKHART--
GROW BLKHART CO..
800 Riggs Bldg.
Phone Main sss.
DODGE
sEsIMEs-KNEEsI CO..
1l36 Connecticut Az.
Phone North 41oT.
DORT-
MILLER BROS,
81 Pierce st. ne.
Phone Lincoln t6s.
EMPIRE
d. r. PYLE.
ll0l Fourteenth st.
Phone North rs
FORD
FORD MOTOR CO.,
Union Garage Building.
Phone Main 6sl.
FRANKLIN
DAVID s. HENDRICK CO.,
l08 Ounnecticut ~.
Phone Main 4o<2
HAYNES
THE BURGER MOTOR CO.,
Ills Fourteenth ct.
Phone North lD2.
HUDSON
sEMMES-KNEEsI CO..
ll8 C~nnectcut Az
Phone North 4lO.
HUFF-BRoOks-
CARTERCAR SALES CO..
1888 fourteenth It
Phone North 1907.
HUPMOBILE-
THE BURGER MOTOR CO.,
1ll9 Fourteenth 4.
Phone North iaN
IMPERIAL
SMITH MOTOR SALES co.,
a0l7 fourteenth St
Phone North 5t6l
INTERSTATE
POTOMAC MOTOR CAR co..
l2B Connecticut ~.
Phone North 10.
JEFFERY-
COMBS MOTOR co..
1873 H It NV.
Phone Main G6l.
KING
VIM P. BARNHART CO.. -..
EW Fourteenth st.
Phone North l& -.....
kISSEL KARS--
HENDERSoN-RowE.
lol2 Fourteenth st.
Phone Main XE.
LocoAoBILE COMPANY OF AMERICA.
liza Counecticut av.
Phoye North aco.
CA1rERCAR SALES Co.
Ix3 Fourteenth ST.
n.-A- NJ
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10
viii TAX on Y. ". c. A. Historv

The history OF the Young women's
Christian Association movement win be
the subject Of an address by Miss Flor
ence NJ. Brown. general secretary, next
Saturday night at headquarters, S1s Four
teenth street northwest, before the volun-
teer workers class.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

CITY Of Washington, District Of Columbia, S.:
I, JOHN c. DCKLOFF, Cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, to the best of my knowledge
md belief. .-n =
JOHN G. ECKLoFP, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this sth day
Of January, 1916
(sealJ VIM. 8. TORBERT
Notary Public
Corect-Attest:
SAMUEL J. PRESCOTT,
WILLIAM N. WALKER
z o. wHITFORD
ALEXANDER WOLF,
W. v. COX
CUNO " RUDOLPH
W. N. KL0PFER,
Directors.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

The business man who is ignorant
OF the principles OF modern sdvertis-
ing, pays dearly in lost time, and
enort and monaghan ssyles
The Washington herald., 1916-01-10

City of wsshinston. Disthcs of Columbia 50:
l. HARRY G. MEEM. treasurer cf the above
named bank DO solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true. to the best Of my Enc~iedgs
and belief.
HARRY G. MEEM. Treasurer.
Subscribed and srorn 10 before me this Tth dsJ
ol JsnusrJ, BIS
seai) ALFRED B. DENT.
Notsry Public.
Correct-Attest:
Iuo. joy Edson,- Floyd Z. Davis
Tonn B. Lsrnsg, Theodors W. Nogrs.
Andrew Parker, Augustus Crane.
q L. PHILLIPS, q. W. Wiley.
ChaA B. Bailey, Louis P. Shoemaker,
W. z Barter Geo Truesdsn.
Ap.rt =. FOX, Martin A. Knapp.
n. q. She's, Arthur Peter,
Directors
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-27
q TIC Sbluiertg ten.
Uciiibl DER 1anen itrdubt lid)
ge9cn SnlclucriaRi.
6OrOsrnng Der 9iaOifalen.

Srpen6agen, 23. 2Aguii iiocr Con-
DON. Dem 9ertauGs Der ipeTinoi-
ic}en SnfeIn an Sic &'ereinidten
Stadtsn BON Roroamcrifa feaen iiG
neue Sdpierigteiten ent9eQcn. 9le
Parteien. ipeidje ii6er Die 8I0una Ell
nes Observation-Disclosures 6erolen,
snnnen iid ni@t einjgen, IA bic Ha-
h'foien fiir it9 bier lPitaliebet i'm
YliniIterium oeanIpru1en, pd0reno
lie Den anoeren pdrtclen nur ie brei
9}itgIieoer 3uertenncn noGen.
gleip 0ort. %, gu8uIt. Der Sd.
niI6e 9auptmoun 8raf 6reoerld
0loltte, ipeI4sr 1eute ais qadaaisr
ouf bem itanoinopii6 6=ameriian'l l9en
9anpier n6e1igoIaU" bier etnirof.
io8tc, oaB Die offentIine Yleinunq in
Ddnemart ben 8erfauf Der peliinoi-
i1cn S5nieln ni6t btgiinitigt. ,Gs
1T ni9t elne 0ei0Irage," ia3te G1of
lloItte. rfpnoern cine Sa1be bes St.
fii4Is, 0as Iih oogegen itrdu6t. ben
8eliB o0niineu Games auI5u1e6en
4tarius S. Pgapoe, ein odnif1tt
9ee0er bon 8eoeutuns, Der qleihz
faas auf Dem ,!oelli9o.ao' 1nQetom.
men mar, beitdtigte bic 4eIBerunQen
res 8rafsn UtoItlt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-27
sat 9icipctt.
Gburdia iagt, Oeutide @ccrc
iiuo beller ais jc.
9iniicn miiiIeH gcidmirrt lperoen.

2ouoon 90. 9nigllit. 25rn Inter
Gaiic eutpidelte liA Deute ua6 Dem
gIntra0e oIf &crtaglng fiir Ole
5ommericrieu cine 3ebatte iiber
0cn aricg. Cbcrlt @initon Spenter
GburAiu, Der friihere &oro Der 40
miralitdt, erfldrte, ooB ii1 oa3
Gn0e 0c8 Stricge9 ncb ni1t a6ieben
Iaiie.
Die Sccrc Der 3cntidcu TnO
jaBIrcider nno befer ais ic, iagtc
Gburdiu. 6reili6 miiieu mir nidt.
mie e3 nit Den Hieicrnen ltebt. Gas
&ul0 mllB iid 0uI einen lon1cn
Stricg porbereiten uno Die 9ontroIc
Der &ebcnsmittel in Die @auo neg
men. Sic Ste;gerlHg Der S1iif3-
iradtcn lit Elm Stln0aI, n0 Die
9tcc0er iollten ge5iulungen meroen,
Gaten 3u berehneL Uclde DUn Der
Ei0mira,itdt leltg lett lin0.
Ger Dermlln0bdrite @untt Der
,5ein0e lit Die Giliront, iaQte
Gburdia. 2ie uucrihopiliden 9lr.
mccn mcIde &u5lan0 ms 8cl0 itcl.
len fam, lolteu in bollitem D}aBe
ousgenuBt pcr0cn, Ger SdaBfan3,
ler oari bicr nAt fnallicn, ionocru
muB 0cl0 nit poQen 5onoen geben,
0nHit 9iuGIluo 9cniBcn0 2Iil9rii
ituu9 uno 4tnjtion tauIcn fam.
Guglano rnjufrir0cH.
2on0ou, -. .lu8uIt Ser elaliidc
ariegsnniiter &loq0 George uertei.
oigte in aciteru i'm &arlanlant ae.
sen Gormijrie lter Die eaaliid)e
6ii6rlug an 0cr Connie Gr crflGr.
te, e5 ici lulaercd]t Den cnQliihen
6iibtern g'0ru.lric 3u mad)cH, melt
itc 0ie ocutid. ~ 5teulngcu uidjt
Otrbbrohca natcu. .ptali iogc OoM
bcocntcn 0a5 0ic 0cuticben ihre
CiIcuii0c an Der 0iaa5iront bdttcu
Hjjiicu. ~
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-27
CrIo|gc oer omIl(5cn jIolle.
yerienttt Bio JUN |. Augnit Y englii6e uno
iranjSiide 55la3tIdiie un0 areper.
9eutider SeseJ ipar uuaItduaio.
Seutider SctiicJ luar uuilitdnOio.

Berlin, ii6rr SOnSun, %, Aug,
Sie Oentid)e yl0mirnIitdt CrIigi
beutc cine GrflGrung, in Der mitgc-
teiIt miro, baR bic iraujGiild)sn nuO
rngIiid)cm &erlnite IN SdJadltidJif-
fen uno SrCn3ern it'd bis sum /.
9Insnit anf 72 SGiffc pOn suiam-
men 496,050 Spnmcn bclanicn.
2ic bcutiGen %ryluitc uOn Sdif-
fen bericIbcu SIaiic bclicicn iid uni
nnr % Shiffc OOu 5uinmmcn 62,-
667 SUnncu.
Sn Der Grflaruug miro GcIum,
bers betunt, oak nnr iol6c SdJiiic
ansCfilBrt UnFbcu, 6ercn Scrlait
rnSealtig fcFtacitcNt mOrocn lit.
Sie8rei0:s @eSed)t. .
Berlin, 23saaueuf. 8s3ii9lid 0es
5eeeeledtes on Der englild)en sfiiite
SpHden 6lDet oeutiden llnterieeboos
ten uno einem 3eile Der enQliIden
0odieeilotte erlieB Die oeutIl5e 4Omi-
raIitdt foIs1nbe SuIdblide GrtIGrunQ,
aus Der iibr,gens oub berpor3ugefen
ideint. OaB ole CeuiiUen u6er1uppt
teine YerIuite erIitten:
n0stoiIlierte 9erihte iiber ben Grs
fOlg beutl6er 3ou660pte iino NUM-
mebr sur Nerfiigung. 9tm 10. Nus
guit, nadMittu9s INN 5 ll6r, fitbtete
elm beutides llnterieeboot fiinf enaz
lii6e Sreu5er. begleiiet pon 3mei Ser
ttOrergeid1pnoern, bic in iub01tliGey
Ri4tun9 iu6ren. 9infer biefen folg-
ten feds S4Id6itreu3er. bic Qleihs
falls burd 3erit0rer fort 6eitiBt
poren.
Dem llnterYceboot geIong es ei-
nen her 3erlt0rey. Der pier G6Ipte
botte unb nn6eineno 3ur Wlobalpt=
Nloiie gch0tts gu torpeoieren. cJn
tur5er 3eit iont Der 9etroiFene Ser
ftDrer.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-27
Grntelt gut.
SentIblanO llnO go:
len reid gefc9nct.
6cblerntc in GnblanO.

Berlin. %. 9tu9uit. bra1tIps mad
Sappiae. 9os p9erIiner Gage,
bIatt" melpet, paB ii4 bic glniti9eu
Grnteousii4teu fir 9eutl6lonf
bou belpobrbeiten. 9lle G0rnerfrudD-
te Iiefern rei4e Grtra9e. uno aud
ons 9ie3futtsr 1T gut getaten. Use
ri8er gut 1T Die 3artoffeIernte, mel
DIE unter itortem gtegen geIitten bat.
Die 3uderet5eugung bat ii4 pergr0.
bert.
GbenIO giinitig geitoIten ii6 mad
elmer Uleloung Der balbamtl. ueber-
ieendhrihtenogentur Die Grnteberbdl>
nliie in Polen. IS iit Elm 0enOepunlt
iiir Die poIn. 8epolieruug, oeren Ros
tipnea erb0bt perben tonnen. DIS
cIe 0eatIden ein5ogen, fanben iie
tauaenoe &riimmer, bo bic 3uFen
oLe5 5crit0rt batten. I'm bic Se.
roIierung gu ernd9ren, lpuroen 8rot.
foffe aus D6er SfJeTisn, qoIer
unO onOeren QanoesieiIsa 9sran9e.
i3afft. Inter beutf9er eeituna
murbe Oa5 2nn0 ipitemaiif9 onge.
taut, uno bieie gtrbeiten peroen ieBt
lei4 belpbnt.
@iitcrrte in 9iuRlnno.
Nus &openbogen erfG9rt bic lie
berTeenobri4tenagentur, OaB 5eile
bon SibirIen, Der llrul uno bic
DonsDiiiritte pes iuoIi9en &uB,
lono pieies 3obr MiBerntsn baben.
Sm mittleren gRuBlanb iinp Die
Grnten Dur6 onoauernpe Hegen9i6e
beprobt, uno in ben Wpstauer Sir
Gen merben Gebete unb WieFen fir
beHere5 Grntepetter abgebdIten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-27

gcrlin, %. 9lug., iibcr GonOun.
Sepeidlcn, bic bier ans brm SaItuu
eiRectrOficn iinb, Oenien an, OoF
bic Snlgaren nnO 9catidcn anf Der
gan5cn ma5eOuniiden 6rOut in Der
CficniiUe iiuO unO iibcrull nadD Sli-
ocn DOritORcn. GU lucit irblt cS
an SIuOrntnn9en ii6cr OaS 3icl Der
Snlgarcn nnf Ocm 0ltlidJcn 6liocI,
abcr man nimmt bier nllGcmcin AT,
oak General SarGiIS rcdJter SIagcI
Icbr baIb in cine gcfabrlidjc gage
gcrntCn luir0.
Sin OircftcS Gcinltnt ocr 6nlga'
idcn CffCuiipr 6citcbt onrin, SaF
bie 3cutrnlmGdDte nnumclr uicGtr
in &cr6inOuno nit Wricdcnlnno
iinO.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-27
SluOcrl0 0Emuug.
Sic Granfbclt iur0 pum SSettcr
nibt bcclnilnBt.
SOOlidl, ip:uu @nuge befaQeu.

Netu Yort, Z3. quoult. Die Gsant-
heit Der jtinoerla9munJ miro outd;
bns Wetteg nint beeiafiGgt. Io1l,
heute eeiuno9eits Acmmiiiar 55aocl,
Gmerion. Sine genaue Seo6atturu
Der Netterta1cQen bat geieigt. oaB
iDeoer Semperdiur, upn iYsa4ti9.
fettsgehaIt Der QuIt mt Der 3o6l
cer Aralt6ei!sFQ1e in ,3uTamnen-
bang itehen. Die Aronj6cit trltt i'm
CONNER uno IN 8inter auf. Giue
Der i9iimmlteA Gpipcntien Der An-
6srld9mung funO mit,e:l I'M jtrtnQz
Fen gbinter in glorlpe82n tatt. Die
feiBe 5enperatur Der leBten QGoan
bat treiIin NIT Oo3u beigeirogen, oi:
8ioerlionos Fdbigteit ertsantter sin
Der 5u ldwdaeH un0 Die 3a6l Der
Notes.-The gu perme6ren.
9}eununoneunjlg Yrp5ent Der 10
besfdle eriol8en, penn cis Gibmuad
ole 4tmun8sor9ane befd0t, s5a Oh
lem Sale tit unab9dng:q pom gBets
Ter eIn toolicher Gusgdng 9epiB.
Gmerian erildrts Die on Der 3ds
tigteit Der ItdotiI4;n Qer3te 2eii1.e
aritii fir uu6ereAtigt. Bon ibnsn
gsmoate 5elIer N Der Giagnoie BE-.
,aiefen ~ auf !pei Yrp5ent, plfreno
Is iI6 ri % 9ro3cnt Der BON pri-
pntdr3ten angemel0etcn sale 6eyauss
ftellte, Dab gardidt 8n0e1ldamunQ
porlag.
Der &omTl;H1r fefiirt1tet nitht
0ab Die Gpioenis. meln pie Ninoer
aus 0tn 5ferlen 1cimtonmcn, poa
neuem auffiatern miro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-27

lid DcrmCbrt iuUr0cn iinO. WIii bic
ler WiitteiIung tritt Mieu Barrier
NelOnngen entgegen, Die DoH Snn'
eersnUt un0 glmiitGnOen in Niunte.
ncgrU nn0 slbanicn 6cridteten,
nadlocm Die OiterrcidJiidje gIrmcC
oUrt OerminOcrt UurOcn ici. Sn AI-
banien nuo WtOntenegrO bcrridt
Hnbe uuO 6rieOen,
Berlin, %. gIug. Ger @eridt Der
0bcrltcn $eeresIeitlug bat ioI8en-
0en S5ortlaut:
e@aIfan 6rOut:
n9lae ierbiideu SteIllmgen olli
Dem NlaIfo gtie5epIanina liuO &c.
noumen tporoen, un0 Der glngriii
i1reitet fort. Ger 6eino, Der meD.
rere @cgcnangriffe ouf 33emoai
5eri ln0 in Der @ooIena-@egen0
madte, uuroe blutig 5uriidgepor.
len.
o3mii6en gutfoba umo Dem "a.
6ino.Sce (oitliher 6Iii9eD tuuroen
Die franj6iiiden Eruppen ii6er 0an
otrluna getuorien. @eiter 0ItIi1
uur6e oa8 @Iateou bon Smiinico
(norooitIiA uno oItlid BON Seres)
9enonlnen.
gMeitIidc 5rOnt:
ngtoroIid bon Der Sonlme fin.
oen pieoer Sample groBen llmfan.
ges Itntt.
n@eoerboIte britiIde 9(norifie
9e9en uniern 8oriprlmg 5pii6cn
G6iepbal uno 8o3iercs muroen Su.
riidgeihlagen. Cine borgeIdobene
Stcaung ging berIoren. Gie iein0.
Iideu &ruppen, Die noro0ItIid BON
Fo3iere5 un0 i'm 6oureaur-8al0e
5rtm Gtnrmangriif Dorgingen. brn-
den unter ltnierm 5euer 5uian1men.
oSn Der giad6ariduit bUn 0uille.
mont, iii Oas Der 6einO 5eihuciie
clnorang, ga6en idJluere aampie
itattgeinnoen. Sin luHrttem6ergi.
ldcs Jicgimcnt uarf ale 9Ineriiie
iIegrrid 5urild, uno OaS GOrf blci6t
fcit in nuitrn 6dnosn.
eWiebrere iGiucre nnO Ner5mei'
ielte glnsriiic Der 6ranjOicu 6ei
Manrcpas iunrcn enOgaltig crioIo.
los.
nSHoGd bon Der Somine sriffen
Die 6ran5oien i'm Soye,ourt-Gitree5.
Abidnitt an. Terloren gegangene
@rdbcn mur0en i'm Gegenangriif
3uriidgcnonuuen. Gin Oiii3icr mo
$50 9iouu lmtrOcn 8eiongen geuon.
men.
0CcitlidJe 6rOnt:
e6rom oc3 0clonoridoQ5 BON
@il0cuburg:
Nm Stodo0 icbten oie Guiien
ifre 5artnddigcn Sample i'm 2t6.
lfuitt bon 9iuofa J i6cnuitiMe go
aiIomcter nor0oitIib pon aolpeO
iort
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-27

pSaDeriidDe aaOallcrie nnO otter
rcid)iih-nnsarildJc 9rOsoner idlla.
gen Scn 6einO bei icSet Welcgcnbeit
inter Den Oeuf6ar idlucriten Ser.
luitem 5nriif nuO madten sluci 81.
! ii5iere nuO 270 Mann 5u Wcfnuac.
ncn. Sier Wiaidinen8eluebre mnr-
oen erbeutet.
o@riolgreide glnoriife aiif ieino-
Iide SteIlun9en bel SmoIarp brodj-
ten ms 80 @eiauoene elm.
sSS2n Cup uno @roberfa.2Ibidnitt
C9rooD.Serroin) rno weiter iiiolib
6roden Die ruiiiiden 9In9riffe I'M
aagemeineu geiproden, in unierm
Sperrfeuer 8uioHmen. 9ei Yie.
niati Ciioli6 Don Bro5g, ettp1s
noroli9 bonn 0ueageciet oeS &c.
retb) uuo bel 3iup3Dn brnhen feino.
Iide glbteillnger in einen tleineu
&eil unierer @raben elm, lmo BET
3wp3pn bat her 6ein6 nod nidt
uieoer binausge0l1ugt peroen fon-
nen.
~6ront bes gr8ber5ogs aarI
Jran8:
v8ieoerboIte ruiiiide @egenon.
9riife otf beioen Seiten oes G5ar-
up.Gseremos3 (saorpatben) eegen
uniere neuen Gtellungen auf ben
S6ben bon Stepon8ti uno areta
waren gdn3Ii6 erfoI9Ios.
Snlgarti6c Siege.
Die 5rau5Oicn nub 8ritcn am
Strnma idnuer geidJlagen.
Sofia, %. glug, ii6er 2onoon.
Ger @eneraIItab Der but9nriiden
2trmee erlieB foIoenoe grtIdrung:
u2Gm SOnntog riidten uniere
Gruppen i'm Strunla.9aIe Dor.
.llniere &ruppen Die 0pii6en
0en Seen bon @uflotpa uno &aAino
(auf Der 0itIiden 5Ianfe Der glai-
ierteD operieren, baben ben 6eino
auf oas ueItlide llier oes 6luIies
5uriid9eiporien. @ir ba6en Die
G6rfer Sastnater, gairootli0 fltie,
SiunlIi, Gliiion. 9ooeroro, gepoIen,
Yenifos, aar0iofoi, gaIa, g6riiban
uno aanliIa beiett. Cine fran36Ii.
i6e @rigooe, Die iid aus Sen erIten
bier 8ataiuoneen oeS s. nfrifani.
iden 9iegimentes, orei 9atoiuoneH
3uaoen unO elmer 9lbteiIuug reiten-
Der 9lrtiuerie 5uiarnmenieete, pur-
Oe 3Iitrellt. g8ir madten 40 @e.
iongene. Sic Grau8oien IieBen biele
IQte unO 8crpun0ete 6uriid.
nllnicre SrHppcn, Die in 6itli6er
9iidtnng nuf 6IOrina maridiercm,
Ga6Cn bic Itarf 6cfcitigtcn StclInn.
gen nuf Sem @latran pOn giieO5r,
OaS TON Sluei Hesimentern Ser Ier.
6iidJen SUnan 9iuiiiOn DerteiOigi
Unr0e, i'm Stnrme acnommen. Sine
glnSe SOmpagnie nnO orei Sfii.
5iere ipnr6cn gefGugen gcuummen.
lluier SOritOf idreitct iOrt.S
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-27
Silie upn glmcrifa.

Berlin, @. 4uguft, cro5tlos na3
SoppiIle, &. ). Yei Der 9ereiuiguag
Fir natiorale' 9erisioigun9 pon 5,ies
senau ttnp pon q5il1ne!c55;l 1906
900 Mart als lln:sgi:ii5uug einGes
iauien