davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-10

Steele Woods has returned to the
San BernardinO ranch after spending
a day with his parents.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-10

Rev. Jacob White, the new rector of
St. Johns church, arrived Friday and
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E Ben
nett Of upper Tombstone Canyon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-10

DR.. Shine was an outgoing pessen-
ger for Phoenix on the Golden State
Limited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-24

base Naval team
dnhe 6ge o
9th
BravsI
Leo Seated, frgh
ad manage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-10
RESTAURANTS
MURRAY'S

The reconstructed balcony at
Murray's Roman Gardens, in West
Forty-second Street, near Broadway,
has oeen named the Salmacen, and
Mortimer NJ. Kelly, the manager. is
busy answering queries as to the
meaning of the mysterious word.
I'VE are trying to make i. mean
complete satisfaction, is his in
variable answer. The Salmacen will
be devoted to the serving of the now
popular table d'hote dinner. This
meal is being built up as standard
food institution by Mr.. Kelly. An
other feature is an excellent dane
ing space which overlooks the
famous revolving floor below.
The Salmacen is also used for the
overflow patronage at the daily
matinee and shopping luncheon.
This has become so popular that
Murray's has had TO put the balcony
into service for the midday meal
for the first time in its history.
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THos. HEALY,s GOLDEN GLApEs

A series of Sunday night "soirees
de gala will be inaugurated this
evening at Thomas Healy's Golden
Glades, Broadway and Sixty-sixtl,
street. These unique entertain
ments will continue throughout the
winter months and will undoubtedly
be departure in restaurant enter
tainment. The new Victory Revue.
with its zippy ice fashion show and
ITS melodic musical features, will be
given In its entirety, and will be
augmented on these occasions by
guest stars recruited from the
popular musical comedy successes
now current on Broadway. Although
the new Healy production is q NAM
moth entertainment in itself. Mr..
Healy has contracted for the APP
pearance CT these guest stars with
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T9TH IN 1oh %. HI Fs TnsnSs ~ Ncr+h rona
BENTLEY. Harry B.. Elmira I'd w.
CHAPMAN, II. H.. capt., Patchogue tK).
ANpREAN. '', Charles H r.. Utica % W..
CHAMBERLAIN. Ernest. Schoharie
County ID D..
CURTIS. Clyde L.; jamestown q ".
DAY. Edward A.. Albany (Kl.
FISHBAUGH. Glenn, sgt. W. Hilton (K).
FRICK, George. Schenectady *.
GRIFFITH; Lyme H.. Arcadia % p;
HULL, Frederick. Niagara Falls (K>.
HESS: AMEL, Westfield <Ko: INV,
JACKSON, Lloyd, Groano (K).
50n n2SSo G: W; B nsfSapt % d.
N MI EK M.,x, BaTt oi SSso (PD w.
soRENSoN John H.. Tompkinsviile (K)
SMITH, Harold. Buffalo % W..
STOLZ Peter j., Albany ID D..
YOU'RE cha aTsss" IT, D. osSssS
ZABRY, Chester s.. sgt. Utica (R:
WILSON. Fred T., lieut.. Mamarneck (w).
BENZING. John NJ. Buffalo (M).
CARD, Earl New Berlin IVY.
CAMERON, A., North Tonawanda (Ml.
EDDY, Earl P; Buffalo (W,. -,
LAsHER. Leroy T.. Kinston !W).
MILLER, Joseph. Buffalo tW}.
pARKS;; Lester v. Buffalo (W>.
WARNER. chas. a.. corp. Buffalo wv.
WEBER, George L.. Patchogue (M.
WELLS. Frank H.. Buffalo (M.
VTELSET p,,ffo1o my
MASSACHUSETTS:
KEARNEl'. Paul T., lieut., Lo,ren !K}.
tW).
TUpoR. Taos. H., lieut., Boston.
ROBERTS. Iren A.. lieut.. South Lee (M)
MALDEN. Rdlpt, lieut.. Brooklvne (W)
ALTMAN, John L., Chestnut Hill (W).
AUSTIN; Thomas, S. Boston *.
BARRETT, John. Lawrence (W).
BARTOLO, Rafael. Worcester (W).
BUCK, Danforth E., Mansfield ODD
BRIGGS, Russell r.. Chessea (W).
Connolly. Eugene F.. Peabody ID w.
ceHehIiN cSorle n L. Aston M wv"
EATON. Ernest A.. Haverhill 20 o..
ELLIS. Jacob J.. Woburn (M).
FAULKNER. E. NJ. Farmingham DID,.
HAYDEN. James NJ. Holyoke (K).
HEALEY. Joseph A.. Furnace % D..
LEONARD. Augustus, Winchester Ky.
MENZIEs. James =. Everett lWl;
McCRATH, VIM. H.. N. Billerich % d..
MORTON. Louis B.. corp. Plymouth (W)
MANN. Lester, S. Ashburnham (W).
MONTEI'rH. Frank. Natick (W).
McALEER, D. j.. Cambridge (M).
NOLAN, Edward j.. Cambridge (M)
ROSEN, Elliott. Roxbury (W).
SUPERIOR. Albert j., Worcester (K).
SINK. Willard, Roxbury (K).
SLATTERY. Herbert T.. Haverhill % d.
SCHLIENTE, Joseph, Jamaica Plain (W)
COCHRANE. Frederick. Brockton (K).
CHAMPEAU. !. N. Cherry Valley ID w
DECNAN. Patrick. Woburn ID w.
MCCARTHY. James. sgt Lowell ID w
MCLAY. Walter H.. Quincy (W)-
ROBINSON. Aubrey, Lynn Ky.
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a view to making these ss.,
nights the talk of the town Specitl
MOULIN Rnlrcr

A new dancing beauty has crs,..
herself into popular favor ovs Ss.aist
The newcomer is Mildred Holssssa'
and her sensational dances ' as
distinct feature of The P Pss a
lntlme" at the Moulin Rouge. Br ssss
way and rG re, Street. Mis- Mis-
Manager George A. Spear was ssss
to the cast of this unioue s @uaea
tainment on last Wednesday @ e~sa
ing. Her dances created s.. ssa
sensation that she was immedissa.,aa
signed for the run of the nieca ''s''
Ben Selvin's Syncopated Sey,o,,.
is another important feature Of IA 4.
Moulin Rouge. In addition IN se s.s
tributing the Jazz music for yen ,vn,
dancing, the boys contribute IN -
promptu revue of their own tbas M J.
brimful of clever bits and tun as =
numbers. s'a'
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Elsewhere

indicated follows: k) killed
actions () % A. died Of accident other
ID W. died of wounds % - died Of disease; (M) mssins
(P)
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CONNECTICUT:
MURPHY. J. E., capt-, Br,d l tA)'
RAILEY. Antoine W.. New Britain (R X;
BARDENS. Frank, Hartford % W.
MAvAY, Thomas j.. New Britain (W).
YOUNG, Gilbert. Waterbury ID w..
STREET. John Philip, MAYOR Ne'0
cLIFFoRD. Timothy. Hartford (W:
DILLWORTH, Jos. s.. Manchester tK).
f fuFENos 's gosn f s4dsspsrs 'T S
LADA, Frank Bridgeport tK).
I.ARKIN. Donald t.. Derby (K.
LAMBERT. NAPOLEON, Gseens s.;Is; % ~ p
PlRoZzI. Tammado. New Britain % D..
sIAFLES. Thos. j.. Meridian % W..
SMITH. Charles NJ. Hartford I'd W.
WILLIAMS Ralph S.. Waterbury (DD)
WESTER, Thomas Hartford Cd d..
NEW YORK.
ALIAiRE. Daniel p. Rochester % wy.
ANDERSON, Vern A, Ellington (K).
ANDERSON VIM. r.. Harrison (k).
BOOTH Harold T. Monroe % d..
BECKER George F.. sgt. Albany (K>.
BEDELL, Oliver NJ. Baldwin 20 w
BAKER. H. D.. corp. Van Etting % w.
RENTz, William c.. Lockport % D..
DAVIS: Fay /. Fort Johnson *.
EAGEN. John G., Wateryliet (Kl.
FOX John A.. Buffalo ID D..
FRANK: l.. A.. corp. Endicott % w.
GI.AVIN. Edward j., Buffalo (k).
HOLMES. Ralph. Larchmont % D..
HARVEY. r. w. Fort Ames D w.
HARVEY. Ambrose c., olean % D.,
kEENER. Floyd H.. Roscoe Cd W.
NREBS. Charles W., ogdensburg (K).
MURRAY. John D., Auburn (k).
MARTIN. Frederick, Utica uO.
MAGER. Francis j.. Kingston % D..
WcULLoUGM. Frank. Beilmead (Kl.
sPCINTY. Charles. Bellville (k).
NOLAN, Arthur S.. Elmira (Wl.
o ong A hrd ~ fn RnsSss.r n wv
$ALATO. Angelo. Barnesboro Cd W.
NEW JERSEY:
BLOOM. Harvey C.. Trenton % Wy.
vINcIGNERRA, G.. Camden 90 w:
BoYAJIAN. Joseph j.. Beleviile (M).
BOLTON. Byram. corp. Manahawken (K)
BURKE. George L.. sgt. Patterson tK):
GROVE, Z. E.. sgt. Hackensack tKl.
CHRTsHOLM. Raymond. sgt, Orange (K)
COEK, Joseph NJ. Long Branch tRe.
cApPENDYCKE. Harry. Marren Point
cURLEY. Rulief ". Freehold % D..
CHINNIEI.. John L., Bayonne tW).
roRsTHOLLER. Anthony NJ. corp. Mer-
s' aoRMAN w Lewis. Trenton Cd D..
HOLENBECK, Clinton. Fort Lee % d.
HORN. George. corp. Mout Holly OK
1sisS; Tony. Bayonne Ks:
PENNINGTON. BERTHE, Camden Cd D..
QUACKENBUSH. Andrew, Paterson (K)
aAFERTY. Bernard. Camden tW).
sNYDER. VIM. H.. CORP. Morristown (R)
smith. Edward, corp. Madison (K).
swAEELL. Thomas, Red Bank (K).
rROLOAR, Albert p. Franklin ID ~:
yAINNEss. W. H.. Hanover Heights (K)
WHITE, stephen S.. Belmar tk).
aABLE, Roy. Butler ID D..
TKINLEY, Harry. iRdgedeld Park fW).
8ALEY. Peter j.. Trenton iM1.
nEgH Joseph. Perth Amboy lM).
5lAAUSON. Alfred r.. Plainhcld lMJ.
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SUTHERLAND. Ronald, Salem ID W..
SWORD, Wycoff A., Northfield (W).
PENNSYI WANNA.
PENNSYLVANIA:


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pAGCIIIsI0 Cossn p;ttshuroh (Kl
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BI.ACK Robert p. ST.. O'Shater (K).
RERTOWfTZ I,or;s Z, corn. PHILADELPHIA
Xxx
pRADY Edward J.. rhiladelpbE (K).
BRIGHTWEII.. VIM. Fayette City (K).
PR0ADRENT w. IT, yoland (KI.
RERCIIJND. f.. Parker-Warrer (K).
ROSS. John G.. PHILADELPHIA (K).
BLACKBURN. F. r.. New Paris % W..
BURKE. Edward F.. Pittston 10 w.
BRICKLEY, II. r., Montgomery % d..
BEGLEY, r. F.. corp, New Brighton (W)
BARROW, NJ, corp. Philadelphia (W).
BURT, c. w. corp. St. Marys (W).
BRACKEN, r. D., corp, Johnstown (W).
BOOTH John. Philadelphia (M).
BUTz. Clayton j., Allentown (M.
CAREY, Thomas. Pittsburgh Cd d..
CARSON, Hershel L., McKeesport % w.
CARR, Gilbert j., corp. Pittsburgh Ok
CARTER, Marion S., corp, Milton (K)
ClCCI. Henry, Yukon (k).
COLLINS Thomas I PITTSBURGH TX
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KANSAS:
BROWN. Guy c.. Goddard tKl.
MILLER. Henry John. Horton ID w.
NORRIS. John T.. ST. Paul {K).
RHODES. Henry c.. Neodesha Cd d..
SMITH, Clarence William, Weir ID Wy.
KENTUCKY:
REECHANON. Ivy c.. Elixabethtown (K)
BRACHT. Holton. sgt. Dry Ridge ID w
GOSNEY, Julius, Butler ID d..
NOBLE, Wharton, Ned (Wl.
UPCHURCH, William c., Albany Ky.
LOUISIANA:
BENNETT. Carol T.. Mitchell ID d..
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CLIFFORD, John J.. Edgewater tW>.
COX. Sam. Steamboat Springs IM)-
HARTFORD, p. r, Colorado Springs tM)
NORTH. Philip Cyril. Denver tkl.
OAKLUM, Walter, Georgetown I'd D..
PEYTON. Thomas. Denver tW).
RASMUSSEN. Nels. Denver tM)
SIMMONS. Claude A.. Pueblo tM,.
WARD. James E., IT. Garland (M).
HETRICK, Harry, lie Roy Cd d..
LEWIS, Howard, Denver (k).
MINTOSH. James H. Trinidad tk).
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The Casualty List

WASHINGTON, D. G, Nov sThe casualty list public by
the
Of
accident 70 severely wounded 1879
slightly wounded 1877
the hands Of the
is follows:
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New York City and Vicinity


New York Cit
Killed in Action
ton Sareet Brooklyn.
BENSON, William, corp, 645 Manhattan
Avenue. Brooklyn
BAKER. Thomas r.. corp, 50 Butler
street. Brooklyn.
BISCHoFF. John j.. Newark. n. j.
CALLAHAN Thomas j.. 1913 Third Ave-
i.ae, New York City.
CONFER, JOHN. PostofGce Station ID.
Brooklyn.
DUFFY. William T., sgt, Newark. N. J.
DANIELS, John W, 109 Sherman Avenue.
lsew York City,
FLOOD, John j., corp, %57 Green Avenue.
Brooklyn.
F2EZZA. Pasquaic, Mount Vernon. II. Y.
HEIMBOCK. George Laurel Hill, NJ Y.
Johnson, Theodore L.. corp, 100 Wash
lngton Avenue. Brooklyn.
LIPPERT. Frederick, Putnam Avenue,
r. soklyn.
LERNER. Charles c.. Woohnvca. ~. Y
MORAY, William. corp, 128 West 139til
street New York City.
MURPHY, Raymond a., 4l3 Willis Ave
huc. New York City.
MURPHY. Eugene j., z23 East Ninety
fifth Street. New York City.
NEARY, Robert P 1906 Marion Avenue,
New York City.
QUINN. Albert L.. corr. jersey City,
N. j.
SMITH. Lester ". SO Division Avenue,
Brooklyn.
wisCnEE, David, 22o West 14oth Street,
New York City.
ROTH 1rvino, bout oss;nsne Ok.
BEMOJT. Maurice H., 1904 Bergen Street.
i.ooklyn.
CHESTNUT. Harold W., S Pero, Street,
lJew York City.
LHRISTENSCN, Peter, Perth A1nboy, N. j,
EPSTEIN. Meier, 1866 Dathgate Avenue,
I;yonx.
IIPsCHs1Z. Sam. 81 Cannon Street. New
Iori. City.
LUCcHEsI. Alfred. 294 West ThiYey-6fth
Street. New York City.
MACKENZIE. Presley Irwin. 126 West
Twenty-second Street.. New York City.
RUBIN, MAJ, 107 East 10th Street. New
sIEGEIBACN. Hyman. 1870 East Broad
way, New York City.
Died Of Wounds
5EEIIN, Henry, 10 Scholes Street Brook
CARROLL. William j., II East 1851
Street, New York City.
FITZGERALD. John p, sos West It'll
Street, New York City
GRIBBEN, James j., 301 East Seventy
fifth STREET, New York City.
HANSON. Walter E.. 527 Fortieth Street
Brooklyn.
HAGER. Jacob, 4as Chestnut Street
Brooklyn.
KREPPER. John, Flushing. Long Island
KEARNES. Robert E., 249 Thirteetl
Street, Brooklyn.
M'NAMEE, Edward. Grand Street New
York City.
M'MAHON. John J. T., 2343 Third Ave
nue.. New York City.
STANSARON, Pasquale. West New York
N. j.
Died Of Accident and Other Cause,
BIRCH. Alfred E., $50 East l51st Street
New York City.
APPEL. William, III Forsythe Street
CAHILL. Christopher J Hoboken. N. j.
GULLY. Joseph. $40 East 115th Street
New York City.
MADDEN. Arthur. 521 Pine Street, Brook
MALONEY, James. 622 Tenth Avenue
New York City.
MoLANDRINO. Luigi. Jersey City. N. J
MINK. Philip. Hoboken, N. ].
O'CONNELL. Charles. Cortland. N. Y.
REGRUTO. Antonio, 437 West Forty-sixtf
Street. New York City.
SMITH, Horace w.. sgt. kearny, N. j.
Died of Disease
BRAND, Louis c., 2120 Eighth Avenue
New York City.
COURTNEY, Alexander, sgt, Jersey City
N. J.
CICCONE. Joseph p. Greenlawn. Lonl
Island. N. Y.
COLAMoNICo. stifano. 1923 Forty-fourt
Street, Brooklyn.
ERNST. William, Newark, N. j.
ESPENSCHEID, William p, Flushing
Long Island. N. y.
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DAzIo. Toney. Glenmore fu,
DIPAS. Horace. Moravine a n,
LEFT. Clyde. Baton Rouge swi
LoCkEY. Sidney. Ruston 10 n,
MARYLAND:
4. IS,4s E.. iisst.. Eoiti,uore 4 J.
B BAaSh fS Ssmgs; T sgs q D. V "
BERGER. Frank. Baltimore IN II vi
FENWICK. Thomas. Hya,,sy;,p,, w.
HESSON. r., corp. Tanneytonn W d
MORRISON, George l.. Balt;n.a " d
MEHRlNG. John, Baltimore IN ao ns IL
MOORE. Kenny j.. Salisbury IN ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-10

FISCARRELLI, Sebastano 231 East l50th
Street, New York City.
HUGHES. Patrick, 693 Jackson Avenue,
New York Cit.
JEROLAMEN. Charles H., sgt, Newark.
N. j.
JOHNSON. Paul. sgt, jersey City, N. j.
Junk. Daniel. Hemstead. Long Island,
N Y.
KENNEDY. Joseph. Jersey City, N. ].
NORRIS, Joseph c.. sgt. Avon-by- the-Sea,
NJ Y.
MLAUGHLlN, Thomas j., 90 Concord
Street. Brooklyn.
oU1GLEY. Thomas c., 27o4 West Third
Street Conoy Island. N. Y.
SMITH, Charles M, sgt, Newark. N. J.
SHARROTT. Charles, South Painfield,
n. j.
TETTEMER, Howell g., corp, Elizabeth,
NJ j.
TREAcY. Thomas A.. Jersey City. N. J.
ARNOLD. Charles G., North Bergen. NJ j.
BODEN. William O., G37 Second Avenue,
New York City.
BERG. John. III Albany Avenue. Brooklyn.
DECARO, Joseph, West Brighton N. Y.
ELS'TON, George, Bayonne, n. J.
~ GLElcHNAN, Louis. CORP. North Bergen.
MARTIN, Joshua Paterson. n. j.
.VANDERPooL. William, corp. Paterson,
N. j.
Wounded Severely
MEINTRAuB, Mocrir, SO Watkins Street.
Brooklyn
Wounded degree Undetermined)
NUSS. Harry j., Irvington, N. j.
TRAHEY. Everett r., Astorin, N. Y.
WILDE, Tvnco., corp, $50 Beook Avenue
New York City.
Wounded degree undAtermiMed)
ARSTARK. Maurice, 1893 Fulton Street.
Brooklyn.
BROWN, Frederick H., sgt. 2412 Putnam
Avenue, Brooklyn.
CENNAMO, Frank, 218 Thompson Street,
New Yorl. City.
FUGNITrT, Frank, IA Mott Street, New
Yor', City.
HEANEY Hugh P, 81 Merrcll Street,
New York City.
MURNEY, Willie j., 1ls Eugene Street
| Brooklyn.
MURRAY, Harry j., 2lS4 Fulton Street
Brooklyn.
MSWEENEY, Bernard e., 100 153d Street.
New York City.
MALREY, Denis. 1ao Perry Street. New
York City.
MINIsH. Pat R.. Salamanca. N. Y.
| MAYCOTT. Peter 3541 Third Avenue
New York City.
o'CONNELL Anthony j., Newark, N. j.
sTAPLETON, William DO, ia East4
Nineteenth Street. Brooklyn.
Wounded Slightly
HOYT. Henry S., lieut., 745 Washington
Street. Ne,0 York City.
GROSS, Max, corp, 16O Ridge Street. New
York City.
LOWE Frank. III Butler Street, Brooklyn.
RUSS. Edward, 240 East Forty-fourth
Street, New York City.
coNNoRs JAMES Jsmes NJ H. ass SsfS West NJ Nine
| teenth Street, New York City.
GAYEOR, Patrick, ia East 1O1st Street
| New York City.
HALLBERG. Charles j., corp, Flushing,
N. Y.
KAvANAUGH. Thomas j., Jersey City,
N. J.
MOrFETT, Truman, 1898 Dean Street,
| Brooklyn.
PRIORE. Carmen, Jersey City. NJ j.
SAULLO, Nick, 1876 Twenty-third Street,
! Brooklyn.
Missing
Won SALTZA. Philip w., hsui. Vest
! SD Street, Mem York City.
BONN. Edward W., 8 Beach Place, Brook
! Ign.
BLOUNT, George L., 1873 East 18th
Street. New York City.
CANOvA, Carlo. jersey City, N. J.
GAGGIE, William, 326 East 153d Street,
New York City.
| FLEMING, James T.. Jersey City, N. j.
| GRACE. Jerry, Cortland, N. Y.
LYNCH. FrancisT.. 333 East 24lst Street,
New York City.
LENNON. John NJ. 100 East 10th Street,
New York City.
SCHELTER. John D.. Jersey City, N. J..
SACCO, Salvatore, 1888 Atlantic Avenue,
Brooklyn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28

ms annoyance, since she had imagin-
ed it was a close secret-he began to
speak of the suggested match between
Prince Joachim and Marie Augustine
of Anhalt.
I presume, your Majesty" he pro-
ceeded, that the Anhalts themselves
are quite agreeable to the marriage"
"Agreeable!" my mistress retorted
in establishment. "Of course, they
would feel only tce honored."
The Count pulled himself up, and
spoke slowly and distinctly.
Perhaps Motif they should learn
that Prince Joachim is a gambler, a
cheat, thief, and betrayer!'
1 have seldom seen the Kaiserin so
angry. Pale with passion, she started
up, about to ring and have the daring
Count ANONYMOUSLY turned out. But
old Won Zeppelin stood his ground.
1T beg your Majesty to be calm"
he urged, land to hear me out. I
speak the truth, as I know it from
Prince Joachim's late equerry, Franz
| Weberhardt, who has confided all to
me-"
ITO Be Continued
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
EXPECT IRISH
TO ENTER WAR

Dublin, June 2S.---The American
people expect the Irish to put their
hearts and souls into the war, declared
Major Harvey Gushing, Director of
the United States Army Medical Ser
vice in France, in an address he de-
livered at the Dublin Royal College of
Surgeons. He was speaking in ac-
ceptance of an Honorary Fellowship
conferred by the college, and said:
This war is no half measure to us
in America. We are in it whole
heartedly as a country. Our neigh
Dor, Canada, is in as a country and
we expect you also to be in as a
country heart and soul, and you GER
tainly will. 1 know what the Irish
have already done in the war and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
ENGLAND GROWS
MORE POTATOES

London, June 2S-To relieve the
food shortage England is growing
more potatoes this year than ever in
its history.
Announcement was made recently
by the Ministry of Food that approx
imately 100000 acres of potatoes had
been planted in Great Britain this
year. The returns upon which these
figures were based came from per-
sons farming one acre or more and
showed an increase of % per cent. in
the 1918 planting as compared with
that of 1917.
Allotments and cottage gardens
were not included in the census Of
the food officials. The proportion
of land this year planted in potatoes
by allotment holders is also far great
er than in any other year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
PRISONERS TELL
OF HEAVY LOSSES

With the American Army IN
France, June 8-Evidence of the
heavy German losses in the present
offensive often is obtained from Ger
man war prisoners. From one OF
them it has been learned that the
Seventh German division of reserves
lost about 1900 men in fruitless at
tack at Plemont.
This may explain why the German
commander, on the following day
withdrew that division from the firing
lines.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28

Edwin G. Parsons, of. Holyoke.
Mass, has brought down his fourth
officially credited enemy machine,
Parsons has been flying for two years
in the Lafayette Escadrille.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28

there is no finer chapter in the worlds
history. But the day is coming when
everywhere here will be a period of
universal national service, military
for those who are fitted for it, but
universal"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-28
The Count Scores.

1t took the Count some time and
some courage-which, at least he new
er lacked-to breach what was in his
mind. B'-t 81 length-to the Kaiser