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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
For Sale-City ProperfY.


If YOU can make substantial first
payment on fine 4-roOm bungalow,
modern. you can grab" a bargain.
Phone 1878 W.
& ROOM brick cottage on 81 - by
40 feet, Grandview addition. half
block from car. viii sacrifice for
good cash payment. Address O-9S,
care Herald.
OWNER MUST SELL-Has left town.
Price reduced to less than cost to
build New room bungalow. Hard
wood floors in all rooms. a real home
in the Government Hill district. Now
SeS00-00. $500 viii handle. balance 6
years Address II. y. Miller. Box 152.
Douglas. Ariz.
$3.50
room bungalow. . sleeping porches.
screened service porch; nice light and
bathroom fixtures; this gives you .
sleeping rooms; lot 40X120 #. alley
corner; located in 200 block. just of
Montana st. Owner leaving town and
must sell; therefore the above price.
About $3.50 cash. balance $50 month.
Call W F. Kirby. with
LeaveII q sherman.
Phi 1926. II6 Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

aALWAYS on THE JOB"
WELLS-PEU GIL REALTY co.
S17 Martin Bldg Phone 1899.
Exchanges q speciality.
We get results.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
a TREMENDOUS BARGAIN

\ INEWI.N DUIe UIHININ
Nine room red brick house. together
with complete furnishings. everything
SpIck and Span on 81 IL feet of
east front ground. on Santa Fe near
the corner of West Missouri Owner
is occupying a part Of this house. Vet
is taking in almost $4,000 per year
on the rest, which is a fair interest on
100000. We viii actually sell YOU
the whole business for S665O00. about
Sl350-00 cash. bal easy. Too good to
sound true, hut we sell bargains
T. +. HEAD & co.
"a Wills BIdg Phone 9Ion-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

MODERN BUNGALOW.
rooms. on two full lots,
Wheeling ST., in Manhattan
Heights. has steam heat.
hardwood floors, and sleep
ing porch, street paved,
sidewalks in, all paid for,
$4,000 Small cash payment
down. balance easy.
BROADDUS & lie BARON,
Land Merchants"
209-1O First Natl Bank.
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

MONTANA STREET, $500
. room house on Montana street this
side Of Cotton Ave Paving paid-to
be sold this week for only $500
5000 cash.
CREEL & CANNON.
POI Mills Street Phone 5OT5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
For Rent-ROOms Furnished.

H.
ROOM. furnace heat garage IL desired
Phone 55f9J-
ROOM, close IN. connecting bath 81
Phone -oss2I
ROOM v-irr 7--rs g7-e171s- U7-c6- 75 i077-
ine bath. gas plate il desired. 1925 Arr
20 a
AZ 5S-T.f, Al, 80 - -------------- ~
'i n - lI - ron. L,l Ion II
N nv 57I7zfe 65F1 have pretty room
s--i+aF-r. r.- +--r ladies $40 month Phone
-5if SOS Montana.
LARGE room with s-se1las porch. steam
heat suitable FOR three or more persons
~. 81 haasas-
wANTED--Two men to share large room
nice room, Use or Al-ehel- s-5 -e5--ol----
lps,@-T-- cheap ana 1-7---1-e- '-' l-l7-
- ....=5= ~
fS. ~ - room. s7- . pam near
>LEEtiNG quarters Tor seseFal men men u n
~ --5s- i''-s- fi-'
-. --,5,=--7 77,755,= 49, --=----.-
~. Us l. ~ = + zee -, 81
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m ii. - - NJ - 49,.
-A-l- NJ 49, Fl go -
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So -a- X ss1-s r.
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-a,,. G $3.50 - = s-,---1ta7 -,o7.-7
rooms. rates re7s1nable. Ms. Brown. prop
F7g,5-r-T a 80
81. ~ NJ = - '----s,--
81 20 50 1er v-eeI--
III y oregon Phone So
=
Ecr Pa,k Roor,s and Rosrd
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T-oO,r- - - 30 -,
FO7FD ----7 1900 z5------ 75l575-
MAN IEll -toar no2Teerss private h'-----
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ROOM and board; home cooklnE- 6l5 ~
Oregon
g00gT ---7-T l----7-l---- 80 49, 10 7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
COPPER STOCK INVITED

VIII allow more than the market
NDrice for good copper or other stock
IN trade for bungalow.
HAWKINS BROS.
s & Morgan Bldg Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
Housekeeping Rooms Unfurnished


Housekeeping Rooms UnFuruished
Two nice rooms. Phone eolo-
TW0 large rooms 151l silver Ph- $50
HALF Of new bungalow no sick Phone
TWO uufurulshed rooms 5Is Rosewood
ST. Phone o,s5J-
TWO uufurulshed rooms and large kitch-
euet close iu- sl2 n Florence
FOR RENr-Two Housekeeping rooms.
s.s51i1E porch; unfinished Phone 1861
THREE Housekeeping rooms. unfurnished.
valSins distance. Phone 31sfJ-
MODERN three room flat. front and back
po-ches. close in, near old high school,
rent 81 Der month Call 5o5 = Nevada-
For Rent-Rooms Furnished.
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LAEtE front room Phone 55sSB-
FURNIsHED rooms. az Arizona ST.
FRONT room sou p. RIO Granle-
GOOD bedrooms. $3.50 TO So Phi -41--
20 kNi~hED BEDROOMS as Myrtle ave
oNE large front room 1I15 F. Missouri
STEAM heated rooms with hot and cold
wl.er: two blocks from plaza SO Mesa
LARGE front Bedroom. nicely furnished.
ground floor as y III Paso-
Two nicely furnished rooms for rent 500
tyson Phone $50
LARGE, steam heated. with sleeping
porch Phone $3.50
NICE front room. hot water in bath: pr
ROOM Do private family Tor party em-
pI1yed- 81 Arizona
r. RNi>HED bedrooms for gentlemen 500
Wyemlng-
STEAM heat. private family private en-
trance close In Phone llSsN-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
NEW FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW.

porches, never occupied. near
Bliss St, I'm Alta Vista Only
$1,000. 500 cash, balance monthly.
FRANK Z. cox.
- Phone 6425- 11S Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
GOOD MINING STOCK

GOOD MINING STOCK
and rOomilg house viii trade for
or 8 r house and assume
What have you to trade2
CLEAR LOTS
VIII trade for clear valley land
or as first payment on home il
YOU have anything that is good
See Leavell with
SECURITY REALTY co.
409 First Natl 3. Phone GIL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
$3.50
FOR EXCHANGE

Two new bungalows for lots: modern tene-
ment. good location. FOR lots or cottages;
auto Tor lots or cottage: nice eight room
house. Long Beach. Calf. for house, u 4
acres IN pears near Ysleta on the iuterur-
ban. at a sacrifice for lots or cottage. IS
lots near Fl Boulevard for cottage
W. y. CARL,
Phone 6s or $50. 500 CapIes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
For SaIe-MotnrcHcIes.

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MOTORCYCLE, 1914 model Phone 1905.
INDIAN, 1917 model. gone 1900 miles
Rnu-nEara
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

FARM. ORCHARD AND RANCH
80 acres orchard. produced
so cars this season. 100 acres
fine alfalfa. -FOUR cuttings
$50 acres other crops. all uu-
der irrigation and IS sections
leased land. fenced and cross
fenced and well watered- will
trade for city property.
W. Z. HALE d CO..
Phi. 3s3S. -02 Caples bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
soNIE GENUINE BARGAINS
HERES A SNAP

s2T9O.CO, WALKING DISTANCE
-Four rooms, pressed brick, large
sleeping porch. first class cOnstruc-
tion. wei finished; less than two
years old on paved street; close in;
good neighborhood- This won't last.
See US today, its a real bargain.
r. B. Stone.
JAMES J.. WARR & co.
3G4 San Antonio St Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
SeIl-Livestoek-Buy.

.
/ SILL ivssforE-Buv
- y estoS h-DuJs
FOR SALE-Th-se mules one horse. W
/ r. Weeks. 1906 n stanton.
I GRADED T7--7---5-- I,.7F--g e. ----7 . -------
I aeI1 Alameda ave-
I TTOgsE5 - - o. "a. e,
! - No., -'' " ---- -i-'
FR1 s-4 ssiI2 A'5A- PIGS 'A''' months 'l
Z FOR SALE ~ -arr-Tg-1 good 7-7-j-
horzes Phone 6sssM
I FOR SALE beautiful shetland pony
cheap. 1880 wyoming.
Phone 671sM.
FOR SALE-YounE ridirE or DRIVING
horse cheap. Phone 1850.
FOR SAT,E-You1- Jersey COW "a cali
1907 Hueco-
WANTFD-H0TTr and wagon To- denver
telephone books at once. $40 r. Overland.
BTRROS v-a-reI i- --- load lots "a D
Weeks 1906 n. stanton.
WANTED BUr-v and b7-Z- Tor its I-e5T,.
might buy II chlap. Phone oq7eR-
az 1900 7--------- - 49,
vo1lng m5lrb COWS worth sos -o- ir,-ne-
diare sale will take gI-T Phone eFs4T
TlI.0 1890 - - - -
so head calves: an in GOOD shape J. W.
Coles. Canurf1Io Texas
F70F5 S,Tr - - - - - -
iarga mule ra-r r-, r5-.e ir ,faei-.5 Ssr.a
Fe Fuel CO.
ron, ---7-.----7 .s,--.7----5
50.
F9R 5 s3iF-! - --,-- 5--5 ., -7-
-ffIls -,-igre ut,-5 lef- ~ -.T 4orr
Richmond.
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po-,It--- II p a
-, =-----
W. 5et,-l-s ----s az ell-l- = 80
HAICHING eggs, Rhode Island reds PA
P 5Si,. sA AI-sa laying hens and Puiis's
ALL kinds laying hens for sale. Phone
6ls0R-
FOR sALE-Rhode Island Red hens Pm
80
- - F,t-, Ts.-4 - a - ~, ~
ourhbred. phone -ssfT
FOR SALE-I60 White Leehorn hens.
through Noting; eight miles down valley.
county road and car line Route 1. box 3s5.
On SALh'-belslan mares. ine imported Z
s.3.A, cheap ~ lLll AIls EolltIs yeIuA'
.--t LlAIillllon- EAohe ~ .sf--
SITTING eggs line bred single comb
--irs ,yf-r--s pb .rssT q. EfIi,,---75
,.....-
toN XXI your laole waste into seven
cat eggs a pen OF mems. the winter laF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

Z lovely rooms near high school. on
paved street this place must be sold
so has been offered at that ridiculous
~ low price Of S3250-S6e0 cash See
this.
CREEL < CANNON.
Phone SOS. POI Mills Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

FOR $3.50
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
You can buy q nice little bunEa-
low in walking distance; 4 rooms
and porcEes-
See KILLER
AT NEIL & CO..
Basement Roberts-Bsnner Bldg.
Phone 920.
$3.50 & rm- BunE-, Mckinley Ave.
everything up-to-nOW- Terms to suit
$500 I I'm. Buug, san Jose St. 81
It front, new. snapp. $500 cash, bal
ance. assume on contractors lien. easy
payments. Must be sold.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
Ready Reference Business Directory

Furniture Repairing
FURNITURE repairing. refinishinE. up
hoIsterlug and packing. z j.. Hess EurnLe
ture works. phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

IRO Ms, suItcases. travelling bags made
repaired and exchanged FL Paso Trun-
Eaetory neEt % c-awford theater. Ph- losl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
Hair Cutting


ChHdren,.-.aIarsy Purdy. 10 BuelIsr bIdl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
Second Hand Furniture
Soda Fountains, Drug and Confec-
tionery Fixtures

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SODA FOUNTAIN. drug and confectionery
l=-1res- latest design. both exposed and
closed jar types. ranging in length OF s. 8.
TO- T. Is and 90 feet Can save you 20 70
40 percent small cash payment down. bal
arce easy payments: can --lude show
cases. shelving. tables. chai.s. carbonator
In contract All fixtures necessary to open
Up drug and confectionery store. Prompt
shipment Write or wire Tor price lists
f. & +. Commission Co 200 Herald bldg.
Agents Grosrnan Fountain Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

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EASTERN HIDE & METAL co. Pm. ISL,
Dealers iu an kinds % junk
FL PAsO IRON METAL CO.-l505 saH
Antonio Dealers In scrap iron. rubber. cop
Per. brass. bones. etc Phone ESQ
HERMAN BLOCH & Co, 7I5-T1s-Ie0 s.
Oregon ST. Phi 5455- Old metals. rubber.
RAGS. bones. hides. scrap iron. etc
THE Texas Bottle q Junk. Cor. Diamond
Ave s. Railroad Bvd. Deming. n. NJ. pays
high prices Tor bottles. rags. bones. sacks
iron metal rubber. hides and wool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

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FRENCH nenua packs speciality Ale
Sisters Z1s Herald bldg Phone 2753-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

Mattress RenoYa6ng

MATTRESSES made TO order and reno
v1red- Dusang & WeIlborn- Phone 1888.
MAKERS or MATTRESS repairers.
renovators. Phone ~. 1923 and 1919.
21c- Olive. Clark Natures e. Rug Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
FOr Sale-CitH Properfr.

MODERN BI NGALOW with garage
for less than cost Manhattan dis
trict. VIII consider trade; call 1921.
ApDlv sos NIilIs Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
Mercantile Agencies
Metals and Minerals

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A. G. Dun & CO-MercS1tile report
Pasl ofHce. sol Guaranty Trust Bldl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

b ROOM. furnace heat: garage IL desired
Phone 55fgJ-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15
Welding Shops

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We HAVE NOT MOVED. Buchanan Weld
lnE Morss. -ls san Francisco ST.
WEiDlNG-rhe way &c should be done;
promptly. any size Phone 1851.
GROWN WELDING CO.. zoe Texas st.
WESTERN WELDING MANUFACTURER
Co.-Nauufac turcrs OF welded sheet metal
products. welded pipe and special pipe fit
tlnss auto and engine parts. heavy ma
chine parts 5-5 S. santa Fe ST. Phc1e SIS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-03
TEN YEARS
AFTER
By SADIE OLCOn

Aigernon Whitney was a romantic
youth. His mother was the very oppo-
ste. She was hard headed, matter
u tact woman. When Algy was erow-
ing up there lived near by the wiz.
'ness q family Of Bentons. They vers
wealthy while the witneys were in
moderate circumstances. Alma Renton
an only child. was about Alev,s 40.
ana the two children were playmates
Anna was delicate child and was
very much petted. When Algy reached
an age to think Of marriage bis mother
noticed that he and Alma were hag,n.
ming to look upon each other In . Az.
ie.en' nght from what they did as
children. One day she said to her so,:
wish you to understand that on no
account Will l consent to your marry.
Ing Alma Benton"
Why not. motherY'
That l don't care to tell YOU. II Won
see her ten or fifteen years from now
you will know without NV having told
you"
Aigy was somewhat surprised at nj,
mothers objection. The Bentons
wealthy and Alma being theu
to their property, he had 81,
his mother. who seemed
eye to pecuniary adv
have urged rather q
match. Alma was
girl to please -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-03
The
,iyerShan
Heir
Stood Between q Title
and q Rascal
Bv ETHEL HOLMES

an the Earl Of Riversham died his
ed estate fell to bis Oldest son.
He left his second son, Martin,
Ise with the ground on which 1t
contiguous to the family manor
Ralph married late In life q
n near his own age. and II was
IMPOSED his wife would bear him
In. But. contrary to expectation,
was born to her several years
her marriage.
hin Riversham, who had expected
me in for the entailed estate at
kother.s death. was greatly disap-
kd az the birth Of an heir to 1t.
was still one hope for him-the
was delicate. and there was u
y thar he would not gOw to man.
If he died there was but slight
Is Of Lady Riversham having an
I wears passed, and little Richard
sham still lived. though he was
belicate He was kept indoors by
Irents. aud Martin. who was much
|sted 10 know of bis condition.
b caught sight of him. for when
Se was taken out 1t was in a close
Ice.
hin Rlversham was family black
and after many efforts to get
D leave the dissolute life he led
other felt constrained to forbid
Is house. Martin had seldom Oc
the house left him on the prop.
djoining the estate Of his brother.
ter little Richards birth he went,
In ORDER to watch the child who
would stand between him and
tie and estate In case Of ~
death. From a Wind
Martin could
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-03

inere was evidently q very weaL
point Ior the earl and countess in the
.act tEat two lackeys possessed their
secret Martin wondered WHY they
nao trusted any one but themselves
r, were several explanations
rirst. these lackeys might be naid .
sood sum for holding their tonr,,os.
second, the countess might have saan
:. tne last moment the impropriety of
trusting them and concluded To hurv
the body where they would know moth
Ing about It. nv" "o'h-
martin waited till one morn,ng h.
Nv little boy In the grounds NJ h,s
orotner In charge Of q nurse. Then no
W sure that . substitute for the lep,,.
Imate neir had been found, who won,d
eventually claim the estate. Then Mar.
un laid bis plans. Hi. srst n.y..
would be to learn whether the l.c.ovs
new OF the burial place. II they did
nis next would be to learn n tho,
could be bribed to reveal II But tho
earl mad doubtless paid them wei, .,
nao. more likely. promised them In
stahments. to be paid over = term q,
years 30 long as they would keen IN.
secret. II either Of them were dis
honest he might be successfully br,bed
OUT the matter would be difficult
However. Martin could see no otba,
way to proceed. and he must do go
ON those lines.
He learned that the two lackevs In
the secret were the only ones at the
time OF the burial In the manor house
the other servants being women. Tie
found means Of communication with
them In one Higgins. who kept a pub
lie house.
One day James Healey. one OF the
lackeys, went to Lady Riversham and
confided to her the fact that he had
been offered $50 IL he would reveal the
burial place OF the box he had carried
out and brought back on the occasion
described. He wished to be Informed
whether she would object to bis earn
ing the money.
The countess was puzzled. She
ed the man many questions, but
not learn from him who desira
formation or why It woul1ll
ESQ Healey told her tn
offered him tha~h,iaU
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-27
DIR. CHARLES F. AKED

The Rev. DR.. Charles Frederick Ak
ed, the famous clergyman who several
years ago foreswore hts allegiance to,
King George. will today pass his ,fif-
ty-thipd milestone. DR.. Aked, who
became q subject of Uncle Sam be-
cause of "a lifelong hatred of mon
archy and everything that goes with
1t" and who describes himself as "a
republican born on the wrong side Of
the water is native of Noting ham,
England. He was educated in that
city at University College, and at Mid
land Baptist College, and was ordain-
ed in the Baptist ministry in 1885, For
two years he occupied pulpit at Sys-
ton. Leistershire, and in 1880 he be-
came pastor of Pembroke Chapel in
Liverpool Twenty years ago he be-
gan the annual lecture and preaching
trips to America that resulted in a
call to the Fifth avenue Baptist
Church in New York, which he ae-
cepted ii 1907. This congregation was
called the Rockefeller Church." for
the reason that the great Oil King
worshipped there when m New York.
The association of his name with that
of John D. Rockefeller was not entire
ly pleasing to DR.. Aked. He found
New York cold and unresponsiye, and
in 1911 he announced his Intention of
going to San Francisco, Sin search of
warmer hearted men, He evidently
found them there, for he has made
his home and the field of his labors
In the Golden Gate city ever since.
DR.. Aked is ardently in love with the
country of his adoption. He said
some time ago:
have crossed the Atlantic with
persons who thought it clever to scott
at the Statue of Liberty when enter
ing the harhor of New York. The old
Adam rises in me when I here these
sneers. I feel that would gladly pay
double customs duties for the pleasure
OF taking a good running kick. as in
my old football days. at the cheap
cynic who docs not confess an exalta-
ton Of soul at the sight of Liberey
welcoming the children of. men to this
new and wonderful world. I should
not like to be found dead in a ditch
by the side of such cynic.''
This is a rather strong uterance for
a man who was one of the founders
Of the Passive Resistance League in
England.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-27
GERMAN FERTILIZER.

AFTER from Germany, based facts that have
tracted the attention Of scientific only, to
short fertilizer has
monty supposed Germany is great producer Of potash but
has imported her phosphates Experts have until assumed
loss Of fertility because Germany has not been able to import
Chilean other phosphates.
Before the Germany had established in Sweden plant
for the reduction Of nitrogen from the air. by the process
after the followed in the plant which the United
States has been contemplating The plant
tshed in Sweden successfully operated and finally sold
to a British syndicate
In the meantime Germans had developed the Haber
cheaper and efficient by which nitrogen is taken
hydrogen from wafer and the two united under
pressure from 1900 5000 atmospheres to form ammonia
passed through sulphuric acid and the result
phosphate of cheap1y easily and rapidly obtained
BY differentiation Of the process the nitrogen compounds
necessary the manufactures of high explosives
dueed by oxidation to nitric acid
chemical preparation to have been more
thorough than the best informed in this country had
supposed
Doubtless the government of the United States will take
notice that arc method of obtaining nitrogen from the
superseded and in the class with retired methods
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-27
NAPoLEoNs LAST VICTORY

One hundred and four years ago
today at Dresden, Napoleen's star
blazed out in full brilliance for the
last time. In his successful counter
attack upon the allies who had be-
sieged the Saxon capital, the Man of
Destiny gained his last important
victory.
Two days hefore the Austrians had
begun a bombardment of Dresden,
and st. Cyrs outposts were driven
into the city. Or the 26th the popu-
lace, mad with fear and on the verge
of despair. were overjoyed by the ar
rival of Napoleon. He brought a
strong array to the defense of the city,
and was received by the King of Sax
ony and King Murat. who had at last
come from Naples to cast in his lot
with the Emperor. The allies attack
ed in force that day. but were met
with a murderous fire.
On the following day, Aug. 81, 1913,
Napoleon launched his master stroke.
AS the sun cast its first beams over
Dresden, the Grand Army poured Out
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-27
AVIATION SECTION GETS
FOUR RECRUITS HERE

Recruiting at the local station, Is
Fairfield avenue in charge of First
Sergeant A. ]. Brown. has greatly in
creased in the last few days. The
aviation section of the service APP
pears to be the most popular for their
were four enlistments for that branch
Saturday, also two for the infantry
and one for the quartermaster's corps
Those enlisted are Timothy j. MUIR
ply, aged 10 of 1857 Stratford ave.
niue, a too1setter for the aviation corps,
Maryland S. Horton, aged 26, Of $40
Wayne street, a clerk, for the aviation
corps, Harry v. Peterson, aged 10, of
Booth street, Stratford, a machinist
for the aviation corps, George Seeley,
aged IS of 306 Bunnell street, clerk
for the signal corps aviation section,
Vincent P. Fftzsimmons aged % of
BIT Fairfield avenue, machinist for
the infantry: Garrissimo Candelo, aged
20. of S44 Kossuth street for the in
fantry and Frederick Fflsenger, aged
20, Of "a Garfield avenue, a baker en-
listed in the quartermaster's division.
These recruits were sent to Fort Slo-
cum, where they will receive final
examination.