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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-02

New Britain Conn., meeting duly assembled does hereby record itself
favor the ratification the Connecticut General Assembly at
its 1919 of the Federal Constitutional Amendment providing for
National Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages and be it further
RESOLVED-lha does hereby request the Senator OF this dis
m and the Representatives this for the ratification of
said amendment when presented to the General Assembly
The above resolutions passed unanimously the regular Sab
bath morning service, October 20, 1918.
HENRY w. MAER, Pastor
RESOLVED-Tha the Sacred Heart of Jesus Roman Catholic
Posh) Church of New Britain Conn., meeting duly assembled does
hereby record itself favor of the ratification by the Connecticut
General Assembly its 1919 session of the Federal Constitutional
Amendment providing for National Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages
and be it further
REsOLyED does hereby request Senator this district
and the Representatives of this for the ratification of said
"'S'''''' "'S" S'S''' REV. ' IUcYXN BoJNowskL
Frank Chrzanowki Pres St. Sanlaw Bishop M Society,"
Teohl Bednarszyk, Pres Sam Lucyana Society.
John Beewski Pres, St. Peter and St. Paul Society.
Ignacy Nksa Holy Name Society
Wadysaw GodIewsk Pres Ryczerzy Boeslawa Chrobrego.
Stanisaw Ogonowsli, Presr T. N Polish Society.
Peter Wrube, Pres, Guardziy K. Society
Anton MIew;t Pres San Aozegc No e6szpRk s9:y
Andrew Widlak, Pres. Polish Sokolow T. P Society.
Anton Goszka, Pres, Polish Temperance Society,"
RESOLVED-Tha the St. Marys Evangelical Lutheran Swedish
Church New Britain Conn., meeting duly assembled does hereby
record itself favor Of the ratification the Connecticut General
Assembly at Federal Amendment
providing for National Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages and be
REsoLyED-That does hereby request the Senator Of this dis
and the Representatives this for the ratification of
said amendment when presented the General Assembly,
Above resolution adopted ST. Mas Evangelical Lutheran
'"S'''" ~'''~" '''"' S. c. oflMAN D. D. PASTOR
RESOLVED-Tha the First Church of Christ Scientist of New
Britain Conn., meeting duly assembled does hereby record itself
favor the ratification by the Connecticut General Assembly its 1919
session the Federal Constitutional Amendment providing for National
Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages, and be further
RESOLVEDTh does hereby request the Senator this dis
and the Representatives this town vote for the ratification
said amendment when presented to the General Assembly.
We go record church body that will endorse only the
candidate who stands "Squarei dry the issue in hand
IDA L. SCEUETZE, Clerk.
REsOvED-Tha the Second Advent Church Britain Conn.,
meeting duly assembled does hereby record itself favor of the
ratification by the Connecticut General Assembly its 1919 session
Federal Constitutional Amendment providing for National Proh
tom Of Alcoholic Beverages and be further
RESOLVEDTha does hereby the Senator of this dis
the this for the ratification of
II theCen
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-02

Just where our American soldiers
:tf, in France. Special map
given with next Sundays New Y orIl
Am erican.---adVt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
An1nciase que ha-
bra lnenos dlas
sin Carne

WASHINGTON, Julio 4-Dentro
de POGO tempo, los dias sin carnc
u Ia Administration de Where's
habEa decretado, r~n a ser mas
pocos que los que hasta ahora Sc
nan venido otservand" en cumpll-
miento de las disposiciones de aQue-
la oficina. Tai mediia Sc va a to-
mar. segun Sc dice, ror ser necesa-
ria para evitar que sc siga hacien-
do ura exploitation irdebida.
Los medios De Transports Y las
facilidades de refrigeration no son
todavia ~adecuadas para manejar las
grandes ~cXisterciaS de carne que
aun hay en- los ~mercadoS, segun d.
cen los f]uncionarios de la Admi-
~nistracion De Where's. Quienes agre-
gan que Mr.. Hoover, esta ahora
considerable una suspension tempo
~! de las diSpoSicioncs ma: rigidas
relativas a la conservation de csc
~producto, que Sc pusieron en- Vi
ger rccientemerte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
EXTRA! EXTRA
Sc VINO LA GUERRA!

. Este telescope lie ofrece Ia IneJof
"a o%portuntdad Que Sc rs preSea!=do para
yer las grandes viStas a dlstancta. YEA
los glonos, batallas marttlnlas. come.
y tas, Eclipses de Sol 8 &c Luna Las bs.
tslIas 4 gran distaacia las vera fo'
sus propios oi0s. R%anChcros. HacelI5.
dos: Uslcdes 10 necesitan para yer So
ganado. In m~aravilloso y exceleI:e
u Instruments por tan Dajo preC!o. De-
berlaa pcseerlo los hcnDreS. muleres
i V ninos. Este tclescOp!0 lie ) seccloIes
vale solo 81 ~. Tiene rs pulsadas et-
tendido. Cerrado mice once pull
"A ganas. Lcntcs cIaros DE eIcelen!e ca.
y Hdad. TTb1s de bronco pulido con Do
81 cubiertsS protectors para los ext:e
s3 mos. Sc enviara q %cualquier d'reccl4
G& por 81 so : IS centavos para porte. ft
SIS dalo hoy, pues solo yenderenos 1000 \
fa este precio bajo
. FISH. EIGE L CO., Dept. T-8.
CHICAGO. ILL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
MOZOS QUE RIHEN.

Algunos negros que prestaban
sus servicios como mozos en- IN arts
]tocratico centric de reunion cue es,
ii al norte de Ia ciudad, por e
rumbo de Alamo Heights, ~tuvieron
IN altercado que pas6 a mayor. pues
Sc formaron algunos partidos Y lie
garon a las Was de hecho. Sc do
aviso a Ia policia We de la estaci6n
central fueroh enviados el agente
motociclista' Shacklett Y Ell chauffeu,
Lane Grow; pero cuando llegaron
al lugar de Ia rina, va los negros
hahian desaparecido.
ridad una llave. Los detectives que
investigator ell case, encontraron
que Ia Have del gas de csc cuarto,
podia ser alberta desde la cocina
subiendoSe en- una silla.
Ell padre de la nina refiri6 a los
detectives algunos otros extranos
successes que habian venido ocurrien-
do, dcsde que su hija empez6 a ser
distinguida entire las alumnas de L.
Escuela.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
I'm policia fue vic
TINA de ssu mex
p%eriencia

NUEVA YORK, Julio 1.-Josepf
Nolan, gendarme novicio en Ia
Fuerza de .Policia De esta ciudad
muri6 aver victima de su cello en- G
cumplimiento del deber. bio su id;
| porQue en- Ia excitaci0n que ie pro
duo su primcra experiencia en- l.
| n~ersecuc;6n de un homhrc, divide
eli axioma policiaco que recommends
accrcarse siempre a Ia pared.
F. gendarme. que es relativamente
@ioven. tenia apcnas Docos meTcs de
portar el uniforme. Aver en- Ia tar
de acababa de Salir de Ia estaci0n dc
Policia de Ia Gale Treinta V Siete
para hacer su servicio de v~igilancia
cuando oy6 dos disparos de anna
de fuego. Embellishments Sc dirigi6
hacia ell rumbo de donde provenia
el ruido Y VIC que IN grupo de
hombres V mujereS en- estado de
excitaci6n. salian de Ia casa numero
52S de la Gale Treinta V nueve a.
oeste, V desde luego procedio a de-
~tenerlos agrupandolos en- IA acera
Minutes dcspueS lego otro gendar
!ma Nolan registr6 en- seguida a TO-
dos los detenido& V empez0 a tomal
algInas declaraclones acerca de Ia
icauSa de ST fuga V de los disparos
que habia escTchado. Sc lc dijo que
un grupo de i%ndividuos que estaban
'tomando cerveza. habian sido dete-
nidos Y que los disparos habian 81
do hechos por los juerguistas al sa-
liz, pero que no era cosa de conse-
cuencias.
Cuando Nolan Sc viivi6 de espal-
das al graDo para alejarse, recibi6
I'm golpe en- Ia cabeza, con un ladri,
10 que lie fue lanzado desde Ell te-
cho de Ia casa. al que sigui6 luego
una verdadera lluvia de pedradas V
ladrillazos.
Nolan fu6 llevado al Hospital de
Nueva York Y luego al de Bellevue,
dcnde muri0 a consequence de la
fracture reciBida en- ell n Va
rios detectives que fueron llama
dos al lugar de los successes practical
ron IN cateo general en- el edificio
Y arrestaron a seis homhres que
fueron detenidos para que testifi-
quen sobre los acontccimientos. Des-
pr{s Sc aprch9ndi6 a IN trabaiador
dc nombre John Kerrigan, bajo Ia
acusaci6n de homicide.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
EN- JALISCO FRACASO UN COM,
PLOT REVOLUCIONARiO.
(Viene de la 4a.)

Lo que Sc compenta en- %publico.
A pesa- de TODD 10 que Sc ha di-
cho sobre la ex~istencia del fracasa-
do complot, en- publico Sc asegura que
no hubo tai, sine que ell individuo ape
llidado Viera es un Instruments de Ia
policia V ha servido para Justlficar
Dor medic de supuestas d~eclaraciones
o denuncias las aprehensiones que Sc
han llevado a cabo en- las personals de
algunos particulares r~econocldos CO.
mo enemigos del gobierno %carrancis-
ia V partidarios del Clero %catolico,
que tan duramente ha sido persegul-
DO en- los ultimos tiempos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
Los socialistas de
N. York y los
bolsheVikis.

NUEVA YORK. JUNO 30.-En la
inauguration de a Convention So
c~ialista del Estado. que Sc efectuo
hov en- el edificio de la EscueIa
Rand de Ciencias Sociales, Mr.. Mo-
IRIS Hillquit, lider del partido socia-
lista de esta ciudad Y cX-candldato
nara MAYOR de Nueva York, pronun-
clio un diScurso, m el que hlZo uA
ardiente elorio De los h~olshcvlkis Y
.rrediio que los socialists serian los
cue tendrian el control de los aSun-
tos n~acionales g internacionales.
Mr.. Hillquit que convoc6 la Con-
.venci6n como Secretario del Partl-
DO Socialista. fut elccto ~rresidente
permanente de ella.
Earias mujcres tomaron parte Ell
IA rpferiAa convention como repre-
sentantes de varias organiZaciones
ccci?l;stas. habiGado resultado ma
de elias, Miss Jessie Huen. del dis
trito d. Kings. electa como MEM
i6rbo del Comitt de Resoluciones.
Tai nombramiento fuG obietado por
Miss Sara Lindgren. que eXpres6 que
Miss Huen no debia ocupar tai
Hvcsto. por que habia desarrollado
gran actividad en- la venta de Estam
nilas de .Ahorro de Guerra, pero
tales obieciOncs no fuaron tomadas
en- consideration.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
E D

No tienc que molestarse enviando diaerO por nues-
tro cGnductO. pucS baSta cOnque 10 envle a nueStraS
oficiraS y nOsetrCS nos encargamoS de TODD 10 de-
mas. NOS0TROS, al ser hcchOs los pages en- Me-
xico 0 la entrega de n mercancias, ie mandaremos
IN cou,probarte coz la firma de ia persona a quien
listed los cnvio, 10 que sera la meier prueba de que
TONO lego dc cntera cCnformidad.
Al desear listed enviar dinero 0 mercanciaS 4
Mexico, Sirvase rec0rtar el cup0r que esta debajo
Ge este anunciC, y enviGacSlo, debidamentc ileaado,
en- un scbre o pegado en- una tarjeta postal, Y a
vuelta de cOrreo recibira toda caSc d. infOrmcs.
No DIVIDE I'D. QUE SIEND0 CLIENTE
NJ ESTRO. RECIBE CIENTEMENTE VA
LIOSOS OBSEQUIOS que repa-timos GRATIS en-
tire todcS RueStrGs cIienteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
Sc LES MANDO AL MANICOMIO

Aver comparecieron ante ell Juez
Davis cinco personals sobre quienes
Sc hacia el cargo de estar nal de
sus facuitades mentales. Los de-
Nentes fueron IN americana, una
:regra Y los. mexicancs Pablo Flores
" Juan Garcia, ademas dc IN hom-
bre como De t~reinta amos, de esta-
tura regular. cuyo nombr4 no Sc
ha podido saber. pues 81 demente e:
,mudo.
. Sc encontr6 que los ciaco acusa-
dos necesitan IN tratamiento dc
parte dc los mjdicos alienistaa y POI
10 tanto. Sc les mando al manicomic
de Hot Wells.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06

mo. ' por 10 mismo no Sc expone a p~erderlo, como
les ma sucedido a alguoos de sus paisanos, QGleAeS
per error sc val!erOn de casaS desconoc!daS y al
,rnas yeces D~erdieron 81 dinero O mercancias.-
30 hav Gue olvidar Que VALE \ ElEJO POR
CONOCIDO QUE NUEVO POR CONOCER", Y Ia
Mayo's Money Exchange es "a casa mas antigua y
Estado mas gr&nde del pals m;s grande de IA gran
De America.
5to-Porque 70 importa 4 que paisano le pre-
gu1te I'd. TODOS ' cada \ Fle tiran segura-
mentc que "a UNIC.A casa en- los EStaGoS UnldoS
cue lie ofrece tantas veNtajas y Facilitates para ha-
Ger sus e1vios de dinero Y de mercanc!as 4 c%ualquler
parte de Mexico, es Ia MAfO'S M En-
CHANGE. 323 L. Houston S., San Antonio, Te-
zas. Y que es la que tiene los precios mas bajos, ei
sevicio mas rapiGo ' IA. que ofrece las mayores Sc
gur;daGeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06

Miles he cnfermOS han sanadO con mis-
tratamicntos: nJ hay raJ6n para que I'd.
Sig0 sufFicndD. ENAIEN GRATIS.
DR.. 4. RIOJAS ALVAREZ. OStcupata.
;2S Prudential Life i:idu. Contra cSquIna
dc la Casa DE COrteI san Antonio, TetaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
D6jeSe listed de sufrir.

No importa que ian
dcSalentadOra pueda
ser Sill cDndici0n a.'-
luai: el canine dc Ia
Saiud cSta alberto pa
RI Id.
Los caSOS crdnic0S
V llamadUS rOmnamcn
tc ''incurableS' cast
Sicmprc ceGen los
marayillOsoS tra.a-
mieItnS USteopatlcOS.
70 euro: Cafarr1,
Constipation. Enter
medadrs ServiGSsS.
dc los ln;eSiin5S, lie
10 RihuneS. PARALYSIS.
Insomnia ' oiraS Inu-
~ t.t,yyin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-06
Mjsteriosa muerte
de una nina de
doce amos de
edad

NUEVA YORK. Julio Helen
Schmitzer. de doce ano de edad,
iuc encontrada aver muerta en- Su
cana, en- SUI casa. Ia numero sos de
Ia Avenida Forest. en- los Bronx.
Las c~ircunstanciaS que rodean a Ia
mucrte Ge Ia nina son de tai mancra
,pecd!iares. Que no he podido menOs
de ~ordenarse una Investigation por
Nj. Peter Mating, Secretario del
Procurador de DlStrito, encargado
dc Ia Of;cina de Homicidios del des-
parho del Procurador.
Las autoridades .judic;ales no
Green CUE Ia nina Sc suicidara, CO.
mo Sc rcgi;:r6 en- las Oficinas de Ia
Estaci6n de Policia de Morrisania.
La nina iba a ser graduada en- Ia
Escvela en- Que hacia Sus estudios
y no tenia motive aparente para
9uo So privara de Ia vida. La muer-
te de Helen Sc debi6 a envenena-
micnto por cl gas dc alumhrado Y
de las investigaciones practicadas
aparece que habria Sido eXtremada-
mente dificil para Ia pequena ha-
her alberto las llaves del gas.
La nina qued6 huerfana de ma
Dire desde su infanc!a Y viva con
81 padre. Henry Schmitzer, manu-
f~actureo De cigarros Y puros Y con
su abuelo palermo. Las habitaciones
de Ia familia SchwitZer ocupaban
cuatro cuartoS en- Ia partc posteriOr
de Ia casa en- que Sc hallaba insta-
lada Ia fdbrica de cigarros de los
Schml::er. Fl padre Y el abue!o
Gormian en- los cuartos situados en-
ire la fabrica Y Ia cocina. Helen es-
taba durmiondo desde hacia dos
.semanas en- una peQuena recamara
Cue hahia coHtigua 4 IA cocIna. Los
do: senores notaron que llegaba q
;uS habiJaciOnes un penetrante dior
dc gas aver en- Ia manana, Y Sc di-
rigieron al cuarto de Helen, en- dom
de encontraron a esta muerta en-
su CANA. FL chorro de gas salia con
gran dificultad, pero Ia lave estaba
alberta enteramente.
Fl padre de Helen manifesto Que
TO recordaha 81 Ia ven:ana del cuar-
to habia qledado alberta cuando su
.hiia Sc retro a SUI cana, pues de
esa el viento podia haber
apagado Ia llama dejando libre el
escape.
Algunas extranas cosas que lie
ocurrierOn recientemente a Helen Y
otras que Sc d~esarrollaron en- los
alrededores de Ia casa, hacen Greer
Z las autoridades que Ia muerte
dc la peQue6a no rrovino de IN
~ac"ideNte nj de un suicide.
Helen estaba para graduar en- Ia
Escuela Publica No. IS. siendo una
de as algmnaS que mas Sc habian
distinguido en- sus estudios. Con tai
mctivo ' como mostrara eycelentes
~cualidades para el bale Ia pequena
tsria z 81 cargo varios numeros del
programa de Ia Fiesta one Sc iba a
celcbrar el dia de los Eyamenes. va
anteriormentc habia tornado parte
en- varias fiestecitas preliminares
que Sc hahian celebrado. en- Ia es-
cuela. asi como en- Ia iglesia del Ia
rrio.
La vispera de una de esas fies-
Jas, Helen, que entonces dormia en-
e. primer c~uarto, contiguo a Ia
fabrica, sc acosto como de coStum-
bre. con IA ventana alberta. A la
manan2 siguiente, Ia nina Sc en-
contr6 con el pelo trczado Y sus lar
gas crenchas diseminadaS por Ia
cana.
81 padre comprendiendo entonces
que habia de por medic alguna VEN !
ganza o envidia, traslado el dormi-
torio de 81 hija al cuarto que ahora
ocupaba y le do para mayor segu-'
The Benson signal., 1918-08-17
WEST ERN.

William H. Thompson, Seattle law
yer and author, Is dead.
George M. Howard, secretary OF
state of Texas, has enlisted in the
United States navy as an apprentice
seaman at New Orleans.
Corn production in Nebraska this
year is estimated at 209,785,000 bush
els by the Aug. l crop report issued
by the United States bureau of crop
estimates and State Board of Agricul-
lture.
Permission to charge carfare of
six cents was granted the Utah Light
& Traction Company, which operates
the street car system of Salt Lake.
Officers who do not support or
make provisions for the support OF
their families are to be summarily
dismissed from service, according to
a bulletin posted in Camp Lewis, at
Tacoma, Wash, by order of Col. e. N.
Jones, camp commander.
The Benson signal., 1918-08-17
Montana.

Butte and Superior in July produced
11,5O0,000 pounds of zinc in concen-
trates and 225,0OO ounces of silver.
Anaconda Copper Company pro
duced 25,4O0,OOO pounds of copper in
July, as. compared with 25,O00,000
pounds in June and %, 100000 in May.
The same price now in effect, 26
cents a pound, was agreed upon by
copper producers and the price fixing
committee of the war industries board,
to remain in effect to Nov. 1.
Anaconda Copper Company has pur-
chased the Gambrinus and adjoining
property in the Butte district, belong
ing to the Corbin Copper Company.
Two we'll defined fissures have been
opened in Gambrinus, striking west
er1y, apparently from the Gangnop
mine of the Anaconda.
The Benson signal., 1918-08-17
WASHINGTON.

Contracts for eighteen wooden car
go vessels and sixteen wooden barges
were let last week.
The White House saw it's first war
wedding, when Miss Alice Wilson, a
niece of the President, was married
to the Rev. Isaac Stewart McElroy.
Miss Wilson is the daughter of Jo-
seph Wilson of Baltimore, the Presi-
dents brother.
The success of the allies on two
new fronts in Picardy and Flanders,
following the overwhelming defeat of
the Germans north of the Marne, was
ascribed by Secretary of War Baker
TO the better team work made by
unity of action and command.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
favors a flat tax of 80 per cent on war
profits to cure profiteering.
The war has brought a revival of
shipbuilding in Maine. Once known
thruout the world for it's wooden ships,
then falling into long period of mac
tivity, that state again has become a
center of production.
Medical science has found remedy
for "empyema," disease of the lungs
that assumed the proportions of an
epidemic in the army camps and can
tonments last winter, and which
caused many deaths.
The Benson signal., 1918-08-17
SPORT.

A water sports carnival, to be held
Aug. 18, has been scheduled for Wash
ington park, in Denver.
Cheyennes race meet with it's at
tendant betting, race touts and other
followers of the track, opened before
q fair-sized crowd.
Maj. James McKenna, former Har-
ward athlete, was killed July 28, while
leading his men in crossing the Marine
near Villes-Fere.
In a hard fought three-set match
Julia Loser and Don Harker defeated
Mae Meyer and Herman Clough, in
the finals of the mixed tennis doubles
held on the City Park links in Den
yer.
Perry McGillivray of the Great
Lakes naval training station, near Chi
cago, won the annual Chicago river
marathon swim of one mile and half
in 0:33:44 Harry Laubis of st. Louis,
also representing Great Lakes, was
second in 0:S5:18.
The Benson signal., 1918-08-17
GEN e RAJ.

Richard F. Outcalt, Jr., the original
Buster Brown son of the cartoon
ist, was injured in an airplane acci-
dent in France.
Gen. Kikuzo Otani, one of Japan's
most distinguished soldiers, has been
ton and will be the ranking officer of
the American and allied expedition in
Siberia.
Untitled orders of the United States
Steel Corporation on July 81 were g.
883,801 tons, according to the corpora
tion's monthly statement.
Preparations are rapidly nearing
completion thruot the state for the
Fourth Liberty Loan, which starts
Sept. 28 and ends Oct. 10.
Approval of plans for big gun re-
lining plant to be built in France at
a cost of $25,OO0,OOO to $30,000,O00 was
announced by the War Department.
An $4,000, 100000 army bill for 1919
20 was forecast by Representative
Kahn of California in an address at
Cleveland, Ohio, before the League
of Republican Clubs.
Liberty 31a per cent bonds sold at
1O0.02 on the stock exchange Aug. 9,
the rise above par probably being in
fluenced by the favorable war news.
This is the highest price paid for this
issue.
Twenty-six passengers and forty SOL
diers of the train guard of fifty men
were killed, and seventy soldiers and
civilians wounded when the north
bound train on the Mexican Central
Railroad was held up at Conseulo, Chi
huahua, fifty miles south of Chihuahua
City, Mexico, Saturday.
American troops have been thrown
into the fighting in the great battle
on the Amiens-Somme district. They
succeeded in overcoming stiff re-
sistance and helped the British cap
ture important positions in an attack
launched between the Ancre and the
Somme.
eff you are unlucky enough to get
captured, send your first prison camp
postal to the American Red Cross at
Berne, Switzerland" This is the no
tification being sent to every Ameri-
can soldier before he enters the firing
line
The Benson signal., 1918-08-17
HAD LAUGH ON GERMAN SPY
Monkey Out of Emissary Of
Of Kaiser.

"Charles NJ. Schwab had an adven-
ture with q German spy" said Phil
adelphia editor, "a short time before
we entered the war.
''Mr. Schwab went out to Chicago
on some munitions business, and the
spy dogged him like a shadow all the.
way-dogged him all over the Windy
city. too.
lone evening, to fool the fellow Mr..
Schwab wrote some fake kilograms in
the hotel library, and then he tore a
couple of the kilograms up, scattered
them on the floor and hurried from
the room.
1.-The spy, who was, Of course, right
on the job, didn't follow him out right
away. That was what he had expect
ed, and so after bit he stole back on.
tiptoe to take Mr.. Spy by surprise.
what he saw made him smile. The
spy was down on his hands and knees.
gathering up and putting together the
torn bits of fake telegram.
"Mr. Schwab, standing in the door
way, gave a loud laugh. Then he
said:
"'BOy Ed, or Won Papen, or what
ever your name Is, I'm pleased to see
that you Germans care more about
scraps of paper now than you used
to-"
The Benson signal., 1918-08-17
New Mexico.

Oil has been struck at Aztec in one
of the wells of the Mesa Verde Com
pany at depth of 800 feet. The oil
is light and very high in gasoline.
The production daily is estimated at
200 barrels.
Arrangements are being made to
cover the mountain road to Mogollon
with crushed quartz. Ore bins and
tramway have been built below the
dump of the Mogollon Mines Co.,
where self dumping trucks can be
rapidly filled.
The Socorro Mining and Milling
Company of Mogollon is starting their
250-tOn mill, which will add about
$4,000 per day to the camps produc-
ton. The mill has been brought up
to-date and better extraction and lower
costs are expected.
An extensive area showing copper
indications is to be developed near
Gallup in the near future. Samples OF
ore show deposit of red material and
runs high in carbonated, and in all
probability will prove to be CONNER
cial proposition. The area is located
about sixty miles southeast of Gallup