davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-12-14
IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE.

Johnny Drummie. lightweight cham
pion OF New Jersey. will defend his title
next Monday night against Dave Medar
at the Armory A. A., Jersey City. Char
ley Beecher and Sailor Regain viii meet
in the other eight round bout
with the decline OF Richie Mitchell as
4 candidate for the lightweight honors
his nineteen-year-old brother pinky
steps into the limelght and asks for
bouts with any in tho class.
All IL not pickles and candy for tho
New Jersey boxing promoter. Abram j.
Mitchell. n Bordentown contractor,
claims the Wrightstown a. A. owes him
$3,732.15 for building their arena, and
filed petition in bankruptcy against
the association. The association must
show cause December %.
Steve Fallon has abdlcated as match
maker OF the Broad Street A. C. OF
Newark and Nick Kline. brother OF
Patsy Kline has been appointed sue
cessor Falon said the strain OF trying
10 get managers OF boxers TO observe
their contracts was too wearing on his
constitution.
Kid Lewis. who knows tho ]. Miller
OF London who outpOinted Richie
Mitchell, declares the Brton Is n good
man, and then suggests that he would
like to have n bout with Miller in this
country.
From Australia comes a story of an
affiictlon suffered by Harry Stone tho
New York lightweight. Stone PRICED a
towel as a mascot, and declined to have
1t washed, because he feared soap and
water would break the spell. The towel
inadvertently was sent to a laundry and
Stone now fears to make any more
matches,
The sun., 1918-12-14
VICTORY FOR BARNARD FIVE.
Defeats EnRlewood High school
Lads by 2. to 4.

Barnard schools basketball team yes
terday scored an easy victory over the
EnGlewood High School five on the Jer-
seyites court at Englewood. y. j., by
90 to 4. It was the Jersey teams frst
defeat OF the season.
Englewood was unable 10 cage q sim
gle field basket. Their four points were
the result of two foul baskets by Dibblo
and simmons Robertson and Bolles
played well for Barnard. The lineup:
The sun., 1918-12-14
ORTIZ BEATS GERSHEL.
Wins by $50 10 1876 in Class ID
Tourney.

Antonio Ortiz took William GersheI
president of tho American Amateur
Billiard Association. into camp at the
Morningside room last night in n game
of the Class II Is q tourney under the
auspices OF that association. Ortiz won
by $50 10 1876, The score:
The sun., 1918-12-14

ROD AND GUN NEWS
IL ANGLERS FOR THE WEEK EN-

HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS
t1 send sc mSSs pripSSS J11si ym, New
PM. TSo A. nPrSi1 Point N LoptET
bbSsF Is d ssss sS "a s5s S3I 81
The sun., 1918-12-14
Salient Features of the New Boxing Rules.

Those mysterious
should make
were able to get Of the salient points
Ia preliminary
tournament differs from held New rules
insure wholesome minimizing
and saving courageous but oucssed boxers needless
There will calling
the Furnishing blow dazed and there will cncg
thus eliminating the probability
, inns makes plain why not clean knockout recorded 1t
on the opening day before they had chance to become intimate
American boxers
nave that nasty habit of holding cncs has become recognized
country retarded
rules state plainly that boxer
hse but
dsqualy clncher
recent
qualned Tor holding within minutes
Want BOlin 10 Here.
simultaneously with Of
the winter Meadowbrook
Athletic Association this
stores seek the cooperation the Amateur Athletic
oses want to bring Bon and zander
lively
They figure that the swed
tagging in most discouraging The Madovbrook
oelphia Will be
held in Madison Square Garden March
the medium for ptng the Swedish against
The sun., 1918-12-14
sERvATIUS VICTOR.
Defeats Gardner I'm metropolitan
1872 Tourney.

L. A. Servatlus was a winner last
night at Gruhn's Broadway room in the
Glass c tournament. q balk line. for
the Metropolitan championship under the
auspices OF the National Association OF
Amateur Billiard Players He defeated
q. Gardner by $50 to 1923 after u hard
tussle. The score:
The sun., 1918-12-14

Bolles...... Right forward Dunn
Farrell....... Left froward .......Simons
Tighc. Right guard ....,...D lbb'c
HubbeN..,.. Left guard 80. Sanders
Field Goals-BolleH Bailey ?; Robert
syn, 2 Hubble !. Goals from toUl-- Robert
son, 4; simmons Q; Dihble. .. Substitutes
Haley for Farrell; Campbell for Tighe.
minutes.
The sun., 1918-12-14

least IN charge o. tho nsh!nE fines. Ed
savers and Jim Stewart
me clue VIII al on the auxiliary siooo
S"lnlda. Hot CAOwder will he served ali
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
Los flanceses hicieron IN
aVanCe al SuTeSta
de AmienS

PARIS, Abril l9.-El communicate
Official que el Ministerio dc la Guerra
frances do a Ia publicidad anoche en-
esta capital, es como sigue:
''Un violento duelo de artilleria ha
eStado Gbrandose por las baterias
de los dos lados combatientes. a 10
largo del frente que Sc extiende de
Castel a Maille Rameval. Durante
Ia noche, los ~fraaceses lograron aca-
liar ciertos nidos de ametralladoras
Ell el frente de ataque del dia ante
rior, Y hacerle al eaemigo I'm regu-
lar numero de prisioneros, que Sc
gun Sc sabe, pasa de $50 hombres.
entire los que Sc cuentan 20 o~ficiales.
"Al norte de Bczanvauy. en- cl
frente de Verdun, nuestras tropas
~llevaron a efecto IN raid con muy
buen eXito. pues lograron hacerIe al
enemigo varios p]riSioneros. En- las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
lbs M0ESE:S NCHAzARON Los ATAQUfS|
Al NoRTE DEL. CANAL De la bASSEE
Diez divisiones pusieron los alema-
mes en- juego en- I'm frente de once
nillas de Givenchy a Saint Venan
Il prop6sito de csc ataque era .capturar
BeGfausne y ssacer us movi'mierto snvol-
vesste contra ell lon1eFlo de viny

Do~siciones alemanas, en- un frente
lie dos Y media millas sobre ambos
!ados del rio Avre.
La lucha mas violenta del dia, fue
sin embargo, la que Sc libr6 en- el
/ anco meridional del saliente de
Tlandes, en- donde los alemanes a
~roiaron diez divisiones de tropas,
en- un frente de once millas de eN-
tension, abarcando ,iesde el rio Lys,
en- las ~cercanias de St. Venant, q los
alrededores de Givenchy. Esta ma
niobra fue un. esfuerZo verdadera-
mente deSesperado para cortar e.
canal de La Bassee y apoderarse
del centric ferrocarrilero de Bethune
y Ia region carbonifera francesa que
comprende la parte occidental de
Lens y quiza llevar su moVimiento
mas a! sur para %en"olver Ell lomeric
dc Vimy. cstrategica posicion que sc
halla defendida por las tropas M
dienscs V que ha probable ser una
cspecie De matadero dc aiemanes,
! pues cuantas veces han intcntadu
capturarla. ei enemigo ha tanido que
J dejar montones lie muertos en- Sus
~flancos y faldas.
Despues de una noche durante la
cual los alemanes estuvleron diri-
| giendo un tremendo ]bombardeo de
artillcria, a la manana ~siguiente sc
inici0 el asalto de las trincheras
ing'esas. poniendo en- juego el enc
migo 81 acostumbrada tact!ca dc
cnviar masas compactas de tropas
al aSalto. \ este sigui0 una encarn!-
ZaGa lucha cIerpo 4 cuerpo, sin que
los ingleses cejaran 10 mas minimo
IS sin que los dc~sesperados esfuer,
EOS de los t~cutones, consigIieran
! abrir brecha en- las lineas brita-
! meas. En- los alrededorcs de Givenchr
IL iuCha todavia continuaba para
&noche, en- que Sc envio la Ultima
H~oticia de las operaciones en- csc sec,
tor.
! FL communicate Official aleman pu-
! 5licado anoche no hace mencion
para NADIA de este combate, que cons
tituy6 "a nota del dia dc las opera
| ciGnes en- cl frente occidental. Fl
parte del Mariscal Haig dice que
en- todoS los scctores del campo dc
batalla del rio Lys, ell enemigo fuG
! recnaZado con enormes ~rerdidas '
que las posicioneS dc los ing'escs en-
esa Inca de batalla, permanecen fir.
mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
LA PRENSA

iP g LISRED EVERY DAY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United Suites. Canada, Mexico. Cuba, puer-
TO Rico, Panama. and the PhillpinS
Islands:
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Italia, que sigue con admiration
los heroicos esfuerzos de las tropas
anglo-francesa en- ell frente occiden-
tai, no podia continuar como simple
cspec.adora per mas tempo V auscn-
te dc los campos de batalla de Fran
cia. Desea llevar a sus aiiados una
prueba palpable de Sd ~soIidaridad v
inuy pronto la bandera itaiiana flo
ara sobre los campos de Picardia
al lado de las de Francia, Inglaterra.
Estados Unidos, Belgica Y Portugal,
Seliando ash la union que existe entire
les pueblos y los gobiernos al!atos.''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
de una
gran ofensiua
inglesa
Las tropas del general Foc|i
iniciaron un uioIento
bombardeo
Serviclo Especial para LA PRENSA.

LONDRES, Abril 1S.-Los fran
cdses iniciaron sus operaciopes de
aver con un intense bombardeo en-
IN frente de clncuenta y clnco NIL
las en- el lado meridional del sa-
iiente de Amiens. Tai maniobra
quiza puede ser ell presagio para una
gran contra-ofensiva aliada, en- Ia
que entraran en- juego gran par e de
las reservas anglo-franco-america-
mas.
A tai maniobra sin embargo, So
.lamente ha seguido hasta ahora un
ataqle de los %francesas en- el extreme
del ~saliente, sobre ambos lados del
rio Avre, frente en- el que el enemi-
go Sc hallaba tan solo a one nj
Has de Amiens por ell sureste.
Segin dicen las noticias recibidas
Ell esta capital, acerca de esa accion
de los ~franceses, estas fuerzas logra-
ron avanzar en- todos aqueilos puntos
en- que emprendieron su ataque, ha-
bicn5o limpiado de enemigos Ia ma
yor parte del bosouc de Senecat, lie
gando hasta los linderos de Castel y
capturando algunas de las posiciones
a!emanas entire esa villa y la de Mo-
reui.
Esta maniobra sin embargo, bien
puedc haber sido una accion cntcra-
mente local, con cl proposito de for
talecer las p~oSiciones aliadas estable-
ciendolas en- terreno elevado que Sc
e~ncuentra en- los alrededores de Han
(Pasa a la 5a. Pig. Col 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
Los italianos mandaron
trOpas al fYente occidental
sesaH ma an@sacsado e! EE,saiader itasiano en- Wa
shingtosa, forsna, Ell ala derecha de los aliados
ORLANDO DUO EN- EL. PARLAMENTO QUE ITALIA
NO PODlA P~ERMANECER o MAS TEMPO AU-
SENTE DE ESE TEATRO DE BATALIA

WASHINGTON, Abril 19.-Varios
regimientos italianos Sc encuentran
va Ell Francia y forman 81 ala dere-
cha de los ejercitos a!iados, segdn
anuncio hoy en- eSta capital, la Emba-
jada italiara.
ROMA. Ahril l9.-El Primer Nj
nistro Orlando ha aaunciado en- la
Camara de Diputadcs que Sc envia-
rian al frente dc batalla de Francia.
tropas italianas. Fl anuncio que fua
recibido con ac:anaciones por parte
de les miembros De csa representa-
cion Nacional y del publico que ecu
p2ba el salon, IS emo sigre:
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:. True translation file with the :
:. oo>lmaSicr ut san Antonio. Texas, =:
!. ON April i9ih. a. required by :
: tre aCE or october o, TE. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20

demas parties del frente sc ha csta-
do librando un intermitente duelo de
a~rtilleria."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
La efcencia de los expertos demanda
resuIfados---h basta prometer~~E
que mucho abarea POGO oprieta.

IL Y desa~9arecera Ell .dolor de cabe-
"a. Apii4uese Ell Ia. miSma forma
ara Ell catarro. asma, fiebre Y We
ran Que p-onto obra. Fl Balsamo
Urban la sestado a Ia venta desde
hace muchos amos Y miles de perso-
ms puedan dar fe de -que las ha
r1rado. Esta empacado en- c6modos
c hici5nicos tuboS ' Sc venGe al me-
aIGeo q 25c. V SOC. ~pudiGndose obte-
nar en- cualquiera botica, o puede pc
dirse direclamente por correo a Ur-
ban Chen.i.al Company, San Anto-
hr;o Taxas (.Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
La plaza de Reims
Sc halla c~onvefti-
da en- ruinas
Los alemanes han ianzado
mas de 100000 proyecti-
les sobre ella en- "a
ultima SemaNa "

PARIS, .AbriI l9.-La plaza dc
Rcins que ha cstado bajo e! fuego
de los caNones alemancs ror ~espacio
de una semaGa, va 10 cs mas que IN
monitor de ruinas ~humeantes. En- eli
curse de l. Ultima semana, los ale
names han lanzado sobTe Ia menciG-
NADIA ciudad. mas de . O,UO0 GRANT,
das, scgun dice el c~orrcsponsal dc lie
Natin' y las l;amas de les ciificios
incendiados por las granadas inf!a-
mables, pueden ser vistaS por los
ayiadOres desGe una diStancia de Sc
senta a setent;G millas.
No hay va ningUnas huellas de las
GALES, pues las artcrias dc Ia ciudau
han Quedado cupiertas por c~scombros
dc los cdificioS Que Sc nan venido
abajo. Los antiques cdificcs auc 70
dcabaM Ia Plaza Real y la dcl Mer-
cado, ash como IA Casa de los Nusi-
COS. que data del siglo d~icciscis, han
quedado reducidos a polvo Y cenizas.
La bovcda dc Ia famosa CatedTa!,
una de las mas bcj!as reliquias, 81
no la mas hermosa, del arte g6tico
frances, esta derrUubandose piedra
per picdra : scGGn dice e. coTrcspon-
sal de referencia. muy en- brcgc rs
cast SECURE que no Guedara dc ella
mas que otro monitor de ruinas. Qui-
ia ell frente occidental y los p%iiares.
permaneceran en- pie. pucs nasta Ia
Iecha no han sufrido mucho, rues Ia
metralla enemiga ha sido dirigida
principalmente contra la parte central
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20

R~esulta1os, resultados, resultadoS'
Esa es hoy Ia insistente demanda- In
el Ejercito. en- los negocioS, en- as
p~rofesiones. Ia eficacia demanda re-
sultados. El catarro, ei asma, los
dolores De cabaza, TODD ESQ hace lnu-
tiles a los hombres ' . las muJeFeS'
V no obstante el remedio esta al al
canoe de su mano. e Balsamo Ur-
ban les Gdra inmediatos Y permanent
tes resu!tados. ApliQuense una Pc
enema canadad de BalsamO Urban en-
casa \ de las ventanillas de Ia ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
DIARI0 POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
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fSlaS FillpinaS:

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Panama.. Europa V los demas pafses COM
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La pRENSA publica tambien una edicion
semanaria. los microbes, siendo los pre-
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En- los EsiadoS. UDidOS, Mexico. Canada,
Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama, Y Filipinas:
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En- Centric V Sur America, teIceutando
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Los pages deben hacerse por %adelantado,
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ficada o letTa Sobre Nueva York. Los pre-
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cano o su equivalencia en- moneda del pals
dc dondc sc solictte ell periodico.
DiriiaSe toda Ia correspondents al d.
rector, en- Ia forma siguiente:
SIR. IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
I20 N. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.
TELEFONO TRAVIS 2if
LA PRENSA es ell peTiodico meXicano de
mayor circulacidp en- los Estados UniGos,
Y por 10 tanto ell meIor para los anun-
ciantes.
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Especial para Ia PEENSA


rrlcqrama Especial para Ia P;ENsA
NUEVA YORK. Abril l9.-Las
roticias recibidas anoche en- esta ca
pital sobre las operaciones en- e.
frenta de batalla del teatro occiden-
tai. ind:can que los a!iados durante
ell dia de aver, lograron mantenerse
firmes en- sis p]osiciones y en- algu-
nos sectores haSta hacer ligeroE
avances.
Los alemanes cambiaron e. empu'
je principal de 81 ataque del flancc
septentrional del saliente de Elan
des, al flanco meridional que de,
fiende la plaza de Bethune. En- este
sector. 6! enemigo %emprendi6 III
;vcmcu1r "~salto, pero fue rechaza'
10 por los iagleses con terribles
pardidas.
En- c! sector de- Monte KENNEL
NJ :uroeste de YprGs, las tropa:
del NariScaI Ha;g * sostuvieron fir
mes en- suS . posicioneS, rechazandc
tojos ,os ataQucs del enemigo.
Por su parte los franceses oh,
tsv:sron III exito en- el extreme oc.
ciGental del sa;iente de AmienS, 10.
grando hacer un avance sobre la:
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(Pasa a la 81. Pig. Col 5a.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
STOCK MARKET


New York, Aug. 1S-Rails gave
promise at the opening of today's
stock market of extending their re-
cent gains, transcontinentals and
grangers showing pronounced
strength. Initial advances in those
divisions ranged from large fractions
to a point, Union Pacific leading.
Coalers also made further improve
ments on a moderate inquiry for
Reading and Norfolk & Western. In
dustrials were uncertain, U. S. Steel
recording a nominal loss, but soon
rallying with Crucible Steel and
Pressed Steel Car. Sumatra Tobacco
was strongest Of the specialties, gain
ing two points.
Noon-Gains among rails Of the in
vestment class wero materially in
creased during the morning, coalers
assuming greater prominence on Nor
folk & Westerns gain of four points,
while Elk Horn Coal rose 1 "a.
Shares of numerous western and
southwestern roads were included in
the advance which also embraced
cotton carriers such as Louisville &
Nashville, Illinois Central and South
ern Railway preferred. Industrials
made less progress, although U. s.
Steel advanced a point. Among spe-
cialties the noteworthy feature was
General Motors which lost yesterdays
gain of five points. Liberty 1-2's
continued strong with Anglo-F'rench
5'a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
JAMES A. HENNEssEY.

The funeral of James A. Hennessey
was held this morning from his late
home, No. 80 West avenue at $3.50
and at Sacred Heart church where a
solemn high mass was celebrated by
Rev, T. ], Mooney assisted by Rev,
], A. Sullivan as deacon and Rev, DR.,
r, F, Moore as sub-deacen, As the
body was borne into the church the
choir sang Lead Kindly Light" At
the offertory Miss o'Brien sang save
Maria" After services Mr., Chew sang
"6ome Sweet Day. and as the funeral
was leaving the church Miss Lombard
sang Nearer, My God to Thee"
Father Sullivan accompanied the flu
neral and, read the eemmittai SER
vices. tateFment was in the family
pIet in St. MieAaeFa cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
NEW HIGH FOR 1st LIBERTIES.

New York, Aug. 13-The first issue
of Liberty Bonds, the non-taxable
3hs which crossed par last week,
sold at a new high of 10006 within
an hour after the opening Of the
market yesterday.
The record high for this issue was
10000, reached in October, 1917. In
January of this year first avs sold as
low as 1920. Other Liberty issues
were slightly higher than at the close
on Saturday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
CITY OF BRIDGEPORT
Sewer Proposals

The Paving and Sewer Commission
will receive proposals at office of Sec
rotary, Room No, IS, City Hall, until
Friday afternoon, August 10th, 1918,
at 2 o'clock for the construction of
sewers in the following named streets,
as per profiles in engineers office.
On Oeurtland and Midland Avenues.
On East Main and York Streets.
On Seodeld Avenue.
Certified check for ten per cent, of
cost of work must accompany prope-
sails,
The Commission reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals,
BERNARD KHAFNa,
Aas q sesFsaagx -
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
JAMES MLAUGHUIN.

James Mclaughlin of Stratford,
died this morning at the Bridgeport
hospital after short illness. He
was employed by the Bridgeport
Brass Co. for II years and was well
known in this city. He was a MEM
Der of the Court Nathaniel Wheeler
Foresters of America, the Lucetta
Warner Circle and the Sick Benefit
Association of the Bridgeport Brass
Co. He is survived by his wife,
Elizabeth; by two daughters, Mrs. A.
Denning, of Plumberville, and Mrs
Anne TredweH of stratfNrd. The
funeral arrangements are not COM
pleted,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
OBITUARY
CATHERINE A. SHEEHAN.

The funeral of Catherine A. shee-
han was held this morning from the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. FL
len Mercy 432 Seaview avenue, where
the Rev. T. B. Smith of the Blessed
Sacrament church, read the prayers.
The remains were taken to the de-
pot to meet the 10 o'clock train, for
Brockton, Mass, and when arrived
there, were sent to the Calvary
church, where a requiem high mass
was offered. Interment was made
in Calvary cemetery, Brockton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
CORP. JOSEPH A. KELLY.

A solemn high mass of requiem
was offered this morning at st, Au-
gustine's church for Corp. Joseph A,
Kelly, killed in action Somewhere
in France" July goth. Corp, Kelly
was Is years old and the son of Mr.,
and Mrs, FInton J, Kelly, The
Knights Of Columbus members at
tended the mass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
Aug. 10, 1870 P. N.

Aug, IS, 1880 P. NJ.
Am. Beet Sugar 68%
Am. Car & Fdy. SAW
Am. Can At
Am. Cotton Oil Co. 41h
Am. Hide & Lea. Pfd. SIX
Am. Ice Securities 85k
Am. Locomotive 67A
Am. smeIt. & Re. Co. 1884
Am. Tel. & Tele. 90
Am. Wooden 5sb
Am. Zinc IS
Alaska Gold 3%
Atch., T. & S. Fe ssh
Anaconda Copper 669s
Baldwin Loco 94A
Baltimore & Ohio 56h
Bethlehem Steel "B" S4A
Beth. Steel 8 per cent. 104
Brooklyn Rapid Trans. 41M
Butte & Superior 25M
Canadian Pacific 1861
Calf. Petroleum 10
Chi. & Northwest "a
Chi. M. & st. Paul 40
Chi. & Great W. Pfd. 24A
Chi. Rk. Island & Pac. 26
Chi, R. L, & Pac. Pfd. B 65h
Chile Copper 16K
Chino 39%
Chesapeake & Ohio 6sh
Consolidated Gas 80
Colorado Southern 22%
Corn Products 44A
Crucible Steel 69A
Cuban Cane Sugar 29A
Distilleries Securities 5sK
Erie 1871
Erie 1st Pfd. 32K
General Electric 145A
General Motors 148
ct. Northern Pfd 93sk
Inspiration Copper 52H
International Nickel 30A
Inter. Mer Marine 26k
Inter. Mer. Marine Pfd. 81
Kansas City Sou. 1871
Kennecott Copper 33%
Louis. & Nashville 1861
Lehigh Valley So
Mex. Petroleum 1919
Midvale Steel 53%
Missouri Pacific 24ss
Miami Copper 2SN
Montana Power Ct
Norfolk & Western 1O7h
Northern Pacific 90A
N. Y. Central IA
N. Y, N. H. & H. AZ
Pennsylvania 44A
Pressed Steel Car 72M
Ray Cons 24A
| Reading 913s
| Repub. Iron & Steel 92%
Ry. Steel Spring 61B
Sinclair Oil 80
Sloss Sheffield & Iron 81
Southern Pacific STU
Southern Railway 24k
Southern Railway Pfd. 64%
Tenn. Copper 1917
Texas Oil 1853
| Tob. Products 71h
Union Pacific 1875
U. S. Ind. Alcohol 127%
| U. S. Rubber 61k
U. S. Steel 112N
| U. S. Steel Pfd. HOY
Utah Copper S1%
| Virginia Caro- Chem. 81
| Wabash 10
Wabash Pfd. A. 39sk
West Union Tel. 77k'
Westinghouse Electric 42k
| Western Maryland 15H
WHY'S Overland 1872
U. S. Gov. Bonds.
Liberty Bonds SIS Q 10000
Liberty Bonds As 1894
| Liberty Bonds AIS 95.52
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
OBITUARY
LOUIS III. BRADLEY,

Louis II. Bradley. IS years old, died
yesterday in st. Vincent's hospital as
result of bullet wounds. The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow after
noon. Interment in Eakeview GEM
etery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
New York Stock
Exchange Quotations
NOON QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private wires Of
7. L. Watson 3 Co.. Bankers and
brokers', corner Main and John streets
Bridgeport, Conn. Members of New
York Stock Exchange.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13

The Czech troops at Vladivostok,
who have been in touch with the
Japanese for some time. are separated
from their comrades in Western ST.
IBERIA who hold the Trans-siberian
railroad west Of 1rkutsk. If this des-
patch is-meant to refer to the Czecho-
Slovaks in western Siberia it Is I'M
doubted1y incorrect, as no advance by
the allied forces from Vladivostok
has been reported.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
THE ALLIED CROPS

are promising good harvests in France
and England. It Is said This will
release further tonnage to carry
American men and munitions to the
battle field" We welcome this good
news and congratulate our Allies up
on their increasing grain production.
James Staples & Company
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13

The Hague, Aug. 1s-Japanese ad-
vance troops are in touch with the
Czecho-S1ovaks,- says a Moscow dis
patch to the Weser Zeitung of Bre-
men.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-13
ozEcHo-sLAvs GREET BRITISH.

London, Aug. 10 - British troops
which were landed at Vladivottok
have proceeded to the Usuri River
frol where they received an enthu-
siastic reception by the Czecho-S lovak
forces, with whom they are cooper
ating, according to an official state
ment issued here last night.