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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
tom REED ORE
CROWS RICHER
Development Shows New
Strike a Valuable One;
keystone Financed.

Kingman, ArIz.. March 16-De-
veIopment has added TO the value Of
the Tom Reed strike al Oatman-
Samples from a Is Inch streak re-
turned around $1,000 gold to the ton
Samples across the five feet Of a DRIFT
face gave $3.50. Seventeen samples
across ST feet OF the mlneralized sec
ton showed milling value above SO
An average Of SIS was secured across
a 81 foot section IN the center OF the
great ledge. The latest sampling re-
ported at the main drift head vas
S62.S0- The great strike now has been
determined as a southwark extension
OF the Ben Harrison lode Of the Older
Tom Reed workings a lode that has
yielded 100000.
Ore To Run MuI Ten Years.
From the United Eastern has come
report Of enough ore in sight TO run
the mill for ten years 10 come Hoist
ir~ now Is above 5000 tons a mon O.,
averaging nearly f23 q ton ELtrac-
ton runs 10 the nigh percentage OF
s619. as the ore is OF the simplest
sort, containing hardly anything more
than silica and gold Profits, &c IS
said. are around $125.00O a month.
KeyHsone Nine RefInnnced-
The Keystone. a Mineral Park mine,
located IN ISL mas been reLinauce4
by a Los Angeles and salt Lake cor
poration and Is 20 have extensive de-
vel0pment, intended 20 block out an
ample ore supply for the compaly's
large silver mill. With depth u Is ex-
pected also TO secure a needed water
supply In the early 70's the Key
stone was a wonderful producer. the
cause Of a rush from Phoebe TO Ari-
iona, and found profit IN the shipment
OF ores down the Colorado and around
TO san Francisco. there trans-shipped
TO Swansea, " ales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
Political Announcensnfl


Clauds B. Budspeth cengressnaB tsrh
congressional district
r n Dudley, senator 25th usl1rcri14
district % Texas
p z Thomason. nemhsr OF legislature
l19-h district
adrian Pool. member o. Legislators.
James r Harper. chief Justice eourt o.
civil appeals 8th supreme judicial district
We, -he under signed. endorse tho
above named candidates for the rg1pecs
tive place.. and We hereby aunuulce our
Gated AFTER ou- 1amea. subject % tbs
action % the Democrats pFimlries-
" D. Rove. Judge ash judicial dis
trict
Leigh Ciars- district attorney. slrh ~
ticiai district
E B McCIlnt0cz. county Judge.
~ r Fryer. county attorney
W P Brady Judge county court a.
SETH b orndorff sheriff
r. D. RicheT- county collector
c. 81 Mckinney district CLERK
w. D. Greet county CLERK
John Z cain. county assessor.
A p webb. county treasurer
vs. c. Roberts. hide ard animal IN
J y. Deavsr. justice OF ths psass pre-
a j ian. 1ussies OF the peace precinct
n. Davis. Constable precinct No L
J. W. Clrter- county surveyor
Williams. county comntElluleE.
precinct No . place No L
Hohert Lyons. county cuuulEllu1ars
precinct No 2 place Nc. L
George Pendeu. county souut1siolaE.
prerinct No g.
Hsury Herring. county eommhIions-.
precinct Ne 8
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
BOYS AND GIRLS PLAN wolK.

Las Cruces. N 81. March ia
most enthusiastic series OF open
meetings are being held by Mrs. Kate
A. Evans. the county leader Of boys
and girls club work throughout the
county. This week meetings have
been held at Brazito and san Miguel
The purpose IS an open discussion
Of club work projects and possibui
ties In each locality between the club
leaders, parents and children
An unfortunate Calculate OF dates
has caused a necessary postponemeut
OF the entertainment which the Ne
silia Park women had planned for
March %. A date win be decided
upon and announced soon
Mrs Frank Burke and family were
In Las Cruces last night and enjoyed
q birthday dinner given by Mrs. Lyt-
ton Taylor in honor Of her mothers
birthday anniversary.
The chess circle was entertained
last night at the home 81 A / Kelsoe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
THE COUNTY jan,

Z Editor Ell Paso rerald:
The writer, / company with Lou
Forrest, paid a visit to the new county
courthouse. On entering the great
structure, we were al sea. As our de-
sire was 70 visit the building from
cellar TO attic, we sought the sherifrs
/ otttce- our mission Is to visit the
courthouse, and we wish to see Ii
from cellar 70 attic, more particularly
The jail on the top story" / said.
Snerift Orndorff treated US with every
courtesy and told Us TO take the ele-
va or: that II would land Us on me
top story, where we would find the
jailer, and TO tell him. by his request.
10 let US into the jail
On reach ne the jailer's office 1
found my friend, Buck Elliott the
Jailer. He unlocked the great door
and we passed in; then he closed the
door and locked It. so we were all
prisoners together.
Passing the first door. d 2 -isoner
said: Dad. have you any tobaccog"
replied; Yes, smoking tobacco;
but I cannot hand It 10 you"
he said. Put i at the foot OF the
door. ! viii get L."
complied with hls reuuest and
passed on TO the next door.
Dad have you any chewing to-
baccoE I said; yes" and he said.
Put il at the foot OF the door ana ]
viii get it'
AZ the third door I was asked: Dad.
have you any tobaccoT" Ny reply
was NO" Tor they had cleaned me
out. and the prisoner replied You
are no good"
ar. Jailer, suppose we have seen
It slI3"
No" said 3ir. Elliott, you have
not seen the execution room, where
we hang criminals when we have any
TO hang We went 20 the hang
mans room.
You have not seen the kitchen"
he said. He instructed Us how TO
reach the kitchen and. on entering
we found three cooks, dressed Ia
white aprons and caps and everything
aa neat and as clean as a new pin.
Ben Moore,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
ALL OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
OF TEXAS BANK BUY STAMPS

AccOrdinE % q Ietter % the county
war savings stamp board from r. 2.
Christie, cashier Of the Texas Bank
and Trust company, all Of the officers
and employees Of the bank have pur-
chased 500 war saving stamps.
Following are the names Of the
members OF the Texas Bank
Club" J. II Broctor. G. ".
Smith, c. L. Patterson. r. c. Dunbar,
Emil Meyer, c B. Smith Mrs. c. K
Carroll. Mrs Anna KnickmeyeE, z
Pasquel. H. z. Mueller. 3 L. Meyers.
r. r. Turbeville. Percy Richardson.
!. L. Prenslzy. J. l. Bujan. Mrs. n
Cross, Ramon Dandan, Johnson King.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
TRANSFER OF GREATER AJO
BEING ARRANGED IS REPORT

Yuma, Ariz., March 16.-The Great
er 40 Copper company. which owns a
group OF s. claims. eight miles from
Palomas, OF IS miles from Aztec. a
station on the Southern Pacific. is IN
derstood TO have completed arrange
ments to transfer control OF the com
pany TO copper interests that con-
troll one OF the largest properties in
this state Ed Beecher and a party
OF engineers have returned from the
property. after spending some DAYS
there making a thorough examfna-
ton OF the Greater Aio property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
BIG BEND AMERICANS ARE
IN JUAREZ FOR HEARING

American consular officers at
Juarez probably viii be present at
the trial before Judge Jesus Cuen Of
Alberto Burgess, Andres Ramirsz,
said TO be American citizens. and
Vicente Ramos, charged with snug
Cling mules in the Ojinaga district.
These men were brought 20 Juarez,
instead Of being taken to chihuahua
City. as had been reported
Joe Burgess. brother OF Alberto.
resides near the Fl Paso smelter. He
VIII be present at the trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
LUIS CABRERA RETURNS TO
ARGENTFWA FRUH PAR ACT I

Buenos Aires. Argentina, March Is.
Luis Cabrera. Mexiran finance min
lister, who came to Buenos Aires in
January ostensibly as the head Of a
Mexican delegation TO a neutrality
conference which was postponed be-
fore his arrival viii return TO this
city from Paraguay next Sunday. He
has been negotiating with the Para
guayan government and IS accompa-
MED. by the Mexican charge at Buenos
Aires
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
= yy9Imp b9Wiei Tex Mar u

Camp Bowie, Tex, Mar II.
Editor FL Paso Herald:
Since arriving IN camp here Il days
ago, We have become accustomed TO
stand IN line and walt for a chance
70 set in the mess hall; but today we
have a new kind OF line in our emp.
Arthur Behringer (of 61f First Ma
uonal bank buildingl was kind
enough 70 mail me about a dozen
copies Of The FL Paso Herald. and the
way these Il PasO boys begged for
them was shame. After about 40
boys had read them we all agreed that
The Herald was THE PAPER
OF course We get the Fl. Worth
papers but that's not home news"
Red" Mitchthu, OF he Scott-W ite
Drug Co.. read some OF them twice
OF the 50 boys who came here re-
Gently with Maj. McCamant, We have
not had one case OF sickness.
We lave plenty TO eat, good, dry
tents and no reason 70 kick, and IN
q detention camp at that
We hope TO be relieved from the
camp next week and be assigned TO
our company and then prepare to 60
''oTer there"
A. A Carruth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
The Wa Glance

NAL action on the German
peace treaty apparently has
not yet been taken by the all
Russian congress Of soviets az
Moscow While dispatches dated
Thursday from Petrograd report
ed the congress had decided over
wheimingly to ratify the treaty.
adviees from Moscow Friday say
that there has been a division in
the council OF peoples commissa-
ries. Indicating that Russia has
not YET been committed 10 the
German terms.
BoishsVik approval OF the treaty
seemingly has aroused the mem
bers OF the government belonFing
70 the party Of social revolution
ify Il
An Associated Press dispatch
from Moscow. dated Thursday.
says the Bolsheviki at a party
caucus voted 10 approve the course
Of the Lenine government in
agreeing TO the German terms.
which. nevertheless. they con-
demned The Bolsheviki said e
vas necessary TO organize for the
defence OF the nation against the
invaders.
Frerrh Recover Ground
French troops in the Champagne
have answered the strong German
artillery fire there BY an attack
in which trench elements west OF
Mont Carnillet. taken by the Ger
mans on March J, were recaptured.
In the successful opera ton the
French took ~ prisoners. includ-
ing four officers Further east
the French penetrated the German
lines at Mont Blond and took pris-
oners.
on the British front the fight
ing activity continues lively, es-
pecially between Ypres and Ar
ras- Near Lers. north OF Arras,
Canadian troops were successful
in a aid ~ German trenches in
which prisoners were taken.
Northeast and south OF Tpres,
Messines and Lens The German ar
tillery fire has been intense.
10 Change en- &. s. Line
There has been no change on
the American sectors near Toul
and east OF Luneville.
The American and British min
listers at Stockholm have sent a
demand to Gen. Mannerheim.
commander Of the Finnish gov
eminent forces. for he release Of
one American and is Britishers
taken from the Aland Islands by
the Germans 70 Dantzig. Germany.
The Aland Islands are being used
IS a base by the Germans, who
are aiding Gen Naunerheim IN
putting down the Finnish rebels
30 Japs Murdered BY Russians
A Toxic newspaper reports that
$50 japanese have been murdered
by BOlsheviki at Blagoviesht-
chensk. capital OF Amur province
and 500 miles north Of Hardin,
Manchuria. Another report Is that
only three Japanese we're killed
and seven wounded.
ustrians SET OFF Mines
The italian official statement
contradicts the claims OF the Aus
trians that they obtained substan-
tial advantage through their re-
cent setting off OF a large mine
in the important Monte Pasubio
area on the Italian mountain
front The Italian positions were
not damaged by the explosion the
Rome war office declared.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

InrINrrnN 81 ~. |.

Lgh ANGAuAs PA.AkEhlEM AND fATlM
Leaves ratum . a. % Mondays Wednrs
dcys and Fridays fer .uVington u-akinr
colu-ctinn az LovinFtou Tor Carlsbad ard
Ell points On Peco8 valley Returning
leaves LoFington ] IN or Mondays
wednesdays and Frdlya for Plainvleu
AcDona d. King. Scott and Tatum Fare
ne way Tatum 90 FnvinBton 50 round
"Trip e25o- Duke & son Tatum. New
Mexico
LORDSBVRG, TYRONE. SILVER CITY
auto leaves Lorlsburs daily . o. m va
Tyrone: leave Silver city daily a. a. via
Tyrone Through fare ore way. S.. round
TIP. So silver City 20 Tyrcaa one
way. s.; round "trip. So Scott Garags-
Lordsturs, y ~ Broadway hotel silver
City ~
CA--LsBAn q LOYINGroS- n. M--EuI5.
Leaves CARLSBAD daily. except suulaya az
e. a. Arrives LovinEto1 az 3 20
cars leave LoFlngtol daily except Sunday
90 q, %. 1oz CARLSBAD and al irlsrmz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

To tie "Hindenburg Line" began
along front OF one hundred miles.
5ne yer ago today, March 10. 1917.
Find znO -ner General.
YESTERDA Us ANSWER
Upper night corner dot0H, HeEs af Ief5
sAOu7deT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
eFTs SUSPENDED SENTENCE,

a Jury in the cfth district court Fri
dsv afternoon returned g verdict Of
ruiltv In the case % Mrs. Rosie Goss
indicted on charge OF theft Of over
$50 setting a five years suspended
sentence The woman Wa1 charged
with the theft o. monGT IN the Orn-
Errff hrteI savaraI WeelEs ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
Cotton Market

Eew York Futures Close
rev York. March I5.-Cotton futures
closed STEADY. March $3.50; Nay $751;
5uly 5lss. oct co-5g; December JOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

The British government has recent
IS announced that It requires only five
women 70 do the work Of four men in
factories. despite the fact
that most Of the women pitched o.
without training.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

Las ext CES ATTO-Lcay-s Heraic ar-
flee AZ o. On Arrives az las Cruces Dc
On The returning car leaves las Cruces
pustuffice for 81 Paso so ~. wa Mr-
quite. Telira, Ia Mesa Chamhertno aud
Canuti 10 ard ARRIVES 20 q ease IS
"a Fhone eezQ p Paso- lf5 Las Crucea
LOWER VALLEY
Il fANu CLlNT-W heelers car Leaves
Clint daily Tor El PaHu 8 50 "a. Leaves
Hera Q nlfl-e for Clint 3f5 p
FABENS-CLIRT-E PASO-KuIEht 8 car
leaves Herald Office so q dauy and
sunday Make reservations 81 Herald or
Phone e7E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

United States, and that a treacherous
mountain pass IN Nevada was named
II her honor after she had climbed
20 its head IN the dead Of winter.
She held the Nevada tennis cham
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16


date points Fare 90 LoVinEtun- 81 5e- s.
Off on all round lipE TaiepEo1c 4e.
CARLSBAD Auto CO.
ROSWELL-CARRIZOZO auto leaves Car
rizoEo for Roswell ! g. m. arriVins Rcl-
well $40 Q. n Car ieaNeF Boswell f1r
CarriEozo a. a. n Arrives a. Carrirnzo
a. SIS p m Thrcugh fare one way. So
interim date points sc per Uila Boswell
Auto Co.
LAKE VALLEY. Hiils5oro and ElnEston
auto meets an trains az Lake vailev.
v Mister. Hnlsboro. NeW Aezlcu
ENG1E-HOT sPRINGS-chlorids Via Eis-
phaut Butte. mail cara daily except sun
day leavlns Ensle G. O. e A. BarrIs
Ensle New aeL
ENGLE-Eisphant Bute-Hoi SPRINGS
Auto meets al trains AZ Engla Hlckcr
Auto Line Eugie. n e. A. A. Snrppar1.
manaEe-
CARRlZOZO-WHlTE OAkS AUTO =
Round trips daily, leaves CaFri1u1o $50
a. IN. returns 1.15 m Make reserru-
lions C1rriznzo e1tinE house or Gra-drieT
hotel. kenneth watson. propr.
MOGOLLOS STAGE LINK And AUTO
MOBILE LIVERY
Daily 90 and from Silver City and Neg
ollon. Cars leave silver City CO arrival
% Sarta Re train No GlL Mog1liua. 5
BENNETT MOTOR TRANSIT co.
Pa las 10 OPP the Dcpot-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

COVER A GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
FIVE GREAT TEXAS NEWSPAPERS
Houston Chronicle.
San Antonio Light
Fort worth star TELEGRAM.
Dallas Times Herald
e Paso Herald.
Com blned guaranteed Circulation over
rs. 900 daily $4,000 Sunday. Combined
classified rates. Sc per HUrd Tor Insertion
daily. &c per void sunday. 20 word ad
IN an five papers viii cost 3i.o0 for one
week day insertion or $3.50 fer shree In
.ertions. Including one Sunday Milimum
charge based On 20 Uordl All copy foF
Sunday Insertions should be submitted b.
noon q the preceding Thursday Send or
urlng your orde= With cash 20 Classified
Department OF The Fl Paso Herald. and
your al VIII be placed IN these uaDera-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
G0PPERS Dull
BUT MAKE GAINS
Inspiration Feature; Smelt-
ers, Anaconda, Miami
and Chino Up.

The coppers were oull Saturday but II 70
splration strengthened 10 IS, Hhere 10
closed Smelters. Anaconda and Chino
as wen as Miami, were up fractioually. &C.
curding 70 J. S. CurtiEs & Co. Hotel shell
don.
from its low Of yesterday and sold Of
from 1s1N 20 1881. Mexican Petroleum
had a show OF strength 70 g but sold Off
later. Steel ranged from e1H 70 91fs-
Sinclair OIL was very weak. selling ea
low as S0h on rum1rs that its dividend
would be cut. WHY'S Overland was
strong At 1slz.
New Cornelia was again Tery active or
the curb and was bid up 20 n. with
stock offered at ISL. At the close Il sod
off 20 II. stock offered at TX. Magma
CHEZ sold at $50 Ray Hercules at p.
Verde Extension Is TtiiI very weak. and
quoted nominally 2SG3sH.
The following quotations furnished By
J. s. Curtiss & Co.. stocks and bonds
Hotel Sheldon. give the closing prices
Curt Tnuner gfncEs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
ANsWFRs 10 HEkaLD ans

Tha following fist o. o called Tor an
sW.s 20 Herald Want Advertisements are
a9E being held FOR delivery a. The Her
- Hrrrfunrn -Frr-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

oionship for three years and has won
many medals in golf Journeys IN Eng
land. She was jailed for picketing at
the white house and was psrdoned b.
tbs president.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

NAHANs-BTENA TiSra- osp-s.ir-
T and G q S A. Rya. Moua hans.
Grand Fa.la Imperial Burn1 Vista tis7rs-
50 orient train. 81 STOCKTON ALPINE.
ONE DAY DAILY except 5unGayl Phone
or wire for reserVatiun ~ RI Beatty
Moua haas. q Storey Buen1 Flsta.
MAt.FA-FORT DAVIS auto ieaTes Forf
Davis daily and sundays e. u- isarrs
Ma-t1 q n One way s. so. rdund
trlP So G " PAWS. propriei %
hlG SftiNtS-LA uESA. Tex Ito
fls springs daily except Surdav
a. m arriving Llmtsa Via 81
Sllre1lers- az ie noon. rcfurr
springs sane dng az B n e
way SIS r1und "trip C17dlii q
BIZ Spriugs Texas
a. BBoCk, PLAINS. TaTI
Leaves LuhhccE daily aEceeil
O. Comedies are uEds
an1 -lr's1aa Return rim
AZ e. r.. A11ctl 6 So,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
T ETTERS to TIL
. HER AID
the HERALD sTHE PAPER.s

TAN communications must bear the six
nature q the writer. but the name VIII D
Eltnhrid 70 rrluested.t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16


Apache Lral.- the Great Scenic Route
Globe 20 Phcenix. via Roosevelt dan.
Make reservation az the Globe Pa V nix
Stage company office. Domininn Hotel.
C.ahe Arlzuna
Dt Man -sOLOMONNILLE auto leaves
duncan 9-f5 a IA. arrives soicmunrllie.
lZ-l6 p. n Leaves Soiumunvliie rr. urn
Trip y IS o. m. arrives Durrln. 3-l1 ..
m Fare each way S. 0o d s white.
manager. Duncan- bonneville Aufr St1EB
zine. hunran- Arizona
GLOBE Neutrality-suspicious. As GTENELE-
Man stage cars ieuve Giub- daly az
a. a., maEiug direct connections Cor Hay
den. Ray. Superior. Fiorfuce. Pnueulz and
Tucson Cars leave Winkernan 1ally Tor
the -eturn Trip 60 . M Globe teleahune
Ne- $50 lf1
H0fBEOOk. Cuncho s. Johns sBTinEsT-
vile. Eagar-Resuiar and sprvili slupuTer
trlpa rom Holcrurs 60 the ahnge towns
through the Pstrifie1 forests Wire ~
mall reservations % the manager. Oid
Trails Hotel, Aolhruuk Aria Overland
Passenger Auto Service Ice uenrhsr.
prnp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
FOR TIE sENATE

FOR THE SENATE
g. a. Mcfarland OF Alpine. candidate fer
state Senate. 15th Senatorial District,
subject 20 Democrats urimarlrE
Use Herald Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

The italian official statement
coutradicts the claims OF the Aus
TRANS that they obtained substan-
tial advantage through their re-
cent setting off OF a large mine
in the important Monte Pasubio
area on the Italian mountain
front The Italian positions were
not damaged by the explosion the
Rome war office declared.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

$50 JAMS Murdered By Russians

a TOXIC neWspaper FeporL5 mat
$50 japanese have been murdered
by BOlsheviki at BlagOviesht-
chensk. capital OF Amur province
and 500 miles north Of Hardin,
3lsnchuria- Another report Is that
only three Japanese we're killed
and seven wounded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

date points Fare 90 LoVinstun. 81 So. 81
Off on all round ripE Taiepho11 ls.
CARLSBAD Auto Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

s springs daily
a. m arriving Z
Splrelberg az l2
springs sane dng
way SIS r1und trin
81. srr--.-- -
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-31
CROWN PRINCE
AWARDED STAR
OF COMMANDER

Amsterdam, May 31-Emperor Will
liam has conferred on Crown Prince
Frederick William the star of grand
commander Of the royal house of
Hohenzollern, with swords, Berlin
dispatch today announces. In be-
slowing the decoration the emperor
sent the following telegram:
"In view of the great successes
which the brave, battle-ground troops
of your army have gained in these
days under your command, confer
upon you the star of grand command
er Of the royal order Of the house
Of Hohenzollern, with swords, and
convey to you my heartiest congratu-
lations on this high and well mer-
tied distinction.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-31
WATER MAIN BROKEN

A break in one of the large water
mains of the Hydraulic Co. in Golden
Hill street, just above the Fairfield
county Court House, caused some
little trouble for a few minutes. Thou
sands of gallons flowed down the hill
to Main street, flushing the streets.
Workmen from the Hydraulic Co. were
on the scene of the accident and in a
few hours repaired the break. One
Of the patrolmen on duty discovered
the break
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-31
Drastic Methods
Employed By Huns

Amsterdam, May 31-Drastic meth
DDS employed by the German medical
authorities in treating nervous pa
tients in military hospitals in Munich
resulted in revolt9 by the patients in
which wards were wrecked, according
to the Kee1nische Volks Zeitung. At
Rosenheim the hospital was burned
by the rebellious patients. The pa
per adds that electric shocks of such
strength are employed that the pa
tients scream in terror.
Deputies have prepared a long ser
les Of questions to ask in the reich
stag concerning reports of i'll treat
ment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-31
B UBONIC PLAG UE.
ATTACKS SAILORS
ON BOARD ship

London, May 81 - When the
steamer Somali arrived in Gravesend
yesterday from Bombay it was found
that three members of the crew were
suffering symptoms suggesting the
bubonic plague. Two cases, one of
which ended fatally, proved to DO
plague. During the voyage several
rats were killed by the storekeeper
and other dead rats were found in
the store rooms.
The ship is now moored off Graves
end. 1t will be disinfected and the
rats will be destroyed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-31
VETERAN DIES
AFTER PARADE

Stamford, May S1-Alfred c. Ar
mold 50, a Civil War veteran, after
watching the parade yesterday was
taken sick He died later. Coming
here from Rhode Island 5S years ago,
Mr.. Arnold took up cabinet work and
for years had been known as "the
man who does everything" this re-
ferring to his ability at making re-
pairs He served in the Tenth Con-
necticut regiment Two daughters
and a son survive him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-31
5000 CHILDREN
IN THE FACTORIES

1t Is estimated that about 5000
children in Bridgeport between the
ages of IA and 16 years are employ
ed in the various factories and when
school closes on June %, this number
will be doubled. Charles Hall of this
city, agent for the State Board of
Education, says that this is small
percentage for a manufacturing city
ike Bridgeport.