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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
CAS- IS PIPED
T0F0UR TOWNS
Abilene and Cisco Get It;
Eastland and Brecken-
ridge To Be SUPPLIED.

Cisco, Tex. March 24-Gas from the
Parks wells, in Stephens county, is
soon to be furnished by the Texas
company to Eastland and Brecken-
ridge. Officials Of Stephens county
this week agreed to lease the com
pauy highways OF the county for its
gas pipe lines. Gas from the Texas
wells now is being furnished 10 Cisco
and Abilene. The Two gas wells OF
the Texas company as said 70 be max
ing over 10000. 900 cubic feet Of gas
daily
Kansas City oil operators who are
interested in the shallow sand field
discovered on the north side Of Mon
tague county by the Beaver Valley
oil and Refining company, Of Cisco,
visited the field this week with view
TO drilling several wells into the shall
low sand at once. They were met
there by L. W Tarkenton, president
OF the Beaver Valley company, who
returned for the meeting from a con-
ference in Oklahoma with directors Of
the company. The directors com
uleted plans for developing the shall
low sand on the company's big block
Of acreage
The Beaver Valley company this
week contracted for an SO-acre tract
in Stephens county. near the Crosse
close wen. on which IL is TO start
drilling a well within a few weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
REPORTS LABOR SCARCE
IN RANGER OIL FIELD

labor in the Ranger oil field varies
from Sz50 10 So a day ana there are
not enough men for the jobs" is a
statement made Saturday morning by
a. P Coles. who has just returned
from a three weeks vacation at Min
eraI Wells Mr. Coles also stated that
they have booths in that city just like
those at horse races where they deal
DO oil. and that while he learned that
people ali over the United States are
putting big money in leases and royal
ties, Few are buying stock IN the small
companies. was advised by the best
posted men in the business that IN
less ] thoroughly understood the oil
same. had better stay out
People have simply gone Wild over
he business in that country and there
are a great many experienced men
from the fields in Pennsylvania who
ere putting in large amounts OF money
on large property investments
think investments made in Fl Paso
real estate much better
Mr.. Coles visited the Ranger fields
while away
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
WHAT The BURKBURNETT
FIELD Is PRODUCING

Wichita Falls. Tex. March 24.-The
following is a list Of recent compile
tions in the Burkburnett pool;
The Texas company, J. G. Hardin,
150 barrels.
Fowler Farm oil company. s. L.
Fowler. 400 barrels
Humble o. and p company. Dur
den No. 4. 400 barrels
StaIey. Langford and ChenauIt.
Hodges No. 3. rs barrels
Harvey oil company. Vacelave. 20
acres. No. I. dry
Brown, Jones. Heiserman. No II. 80
barrels
Farquarharson OIL company. L. r.
Ramming No IS, Is barrels.
TICK OIL company. r. W RAINING,
IS barrels
8IcGraw OIL company. Chenault- dry.
G. c. Wood et al Hardin % acres. $50
barrels.
McAIann OIL company. Hardin No. 2,
$50 barrels.
North 8Hd-Texas on company. Haw-
kins No 1. dry
Robertson on company. Van Cleve
No. ], rs barrels
Wheeler and johnson. Van Cleve No
J. rs barrels.
Helen-Eliza beth. Van Cleve No. 2,
us barrels; No. Z. Is barrels.
Horne oil company. Van Cleve. so
barrels
James and Denberg. block No 1
(sides). $50 barrels.
Mann ct al. block No u (Wau-r)
No. I, Zoe barrels.
Walker Oil company. block No. II.
$50 barrels
Burkburnett Home OIL company.
Dodson. 100 barrels
Crowen and Willis. block No. 80. 200
barrels
Burk Wieh. block No. IS. Mitchell.
100 barrels
Ginsite on company. block No 81
Canada. 200 barrels.
Burkburnett Southern. block No. 3.
800 barrels.
Conner and Kinnard. block No. s,
200 barrels
Cooper and AIday. Easpat. 30 bar
rels.
Panhandle Pickle. 50 barrels.
McEllroy o. and c. company. Jones
No. I. 125 barrels
Amalgamated Garner 115 barrels
Nacona Mann. Scott No. i, 100 bar
relz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Operations At
Wichita Falls
Quite ACtiUe
Many Companies Are Busy
Sinking Wells To the
Oil Sands.

Wichita Falls, Tex March 24-De-
velopment Of the fields here is con-
tinuing as lively as preceding weeks
Even though the exchanges were
closed during the week. beginning
March &c. many sales were made pri-
vately.
Below are noted some Of the more
recent developments in nearby fields;
The Mary Loucue Oil company well
on block % OF the Burkburnett town
site is now swabbing and showing up
for a good producer.
Burnett Petroleum company No !
Van Cleve is standardHing and viii
be completed and connected up with
the tanks as soon as possible
Weowna OIL company No. !, % the
south end Of the right-Of-way at
Burkburnett. has been drilled In ana
is good for 225O barrels
c. j. Barnard OIL company has cas-
ing in its wei on the ToWnline oil
company lease
Maer. silk and Willis wei Morris
No. 3. which was drilled in a few days
ago, is reported swabbing 275 barrels
. day.
Smith and walkers Triangle No. I.
on block Of the LOehOefner addi-
zion, has been drilled into the stand,
the casing set and viii be completed
as soon as the cement viii permit
OH at 215 Feet.
The Twin Cities OIL Company No. !
Hardin is drilling around 900 feet It
is reported that in drilling this well
a sand good for Is TO 20 barrels was
passed al 2l5 feet and Il is stated
that this viii be developed after the
deep well is finished This company
also reports that their deep test on
he c. Birk lease, northwest OF Iowa
Park. was spudded in Saturday
Old Hickory No. I. block s, II. c. Poe
survey, is drilling around $50 feet.
The No. / Watkins. in the Iowa Park
district. is now rigging up.
Lubbock Station Oil company, Of
Lubbock, Tex, has begun its first well
N the Jackson tract. southeast Of
Purcell No. .. block %. is reported
IN the swab and showing for a good
PRODUCER. The No. I is 10 be cleaned
lut. which the company officials think
viii greatly increase the production.
To Put Down Second Wei.
Engle OIL Company, outer block -.
s preparing 70 start the second well .
The No. I is reported swabDing 900
larrels per day
Victor Oil company, block 8, original
Ownsite, is on the sand with their
20 ., which is now Boz standardized .
preparatory 20 drilling n
Burkburnett-Mann OH company No. 0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
TWO BURKBURNETT WELLS
ARE NEARING COMPLETION

Wichita Falls. Tex. March 24-The
Wizard OH company well on the
eagle tract together with the Buri-
burnett Home No. o. are now being
completed The former was drilled
10 q few days ago and is now max
ing SOC barrels The latter viii be a
good wen when totally completed
The Edna Van Cleave OIL company.
drilling on the Van CleaYe farm.
reached the sand a few days ago and
casing is nearly set
Quite a number Of new locations
were made in the Burkburnett field
for the week ending Saturday. and al
together the general activity is hold
ing up remarkably we'll considering
the embargo and che severe Weather
conditions. including sandstorms that
have prevailed.
Laborers are wanted in the BuHr-
burnett field Tt IS advisable TO 90
70 the Burkhurnett fields for work II
unable 70 find % elsewhere in Texas.
according TO the consensus OF opin-
ion here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
MEXICO TO TREAT OIL
OF TRAITORS Better IS REPORT

A New York Herald cable quotes
Jose Pes1ueira. Federico Silva and
other leaders OF the chamber OF dep
uties in the Mexican congress as say
ing that 1IeEico's oil laws VIII be
completely reformed and that a new
law viii be drafted that viii coordl-
nate the nations and the corporate
interests They expressed belief that
liberal regulations viii be provided
with regard 20 exploration and eX-
ploitation OF Mexican oil fields
General figures OF oil production IN
Mexico for 1918 are given at 10000. 900
barrels. an increase OF some 10000. -
600 barrels. MeNico's consumption is
given at I2.00Q.0O0 barrels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
REPORT DRILLING IN PECOS
VALLEY is TO BE STOPPED

News came from Lakewood. Eddy
county. New Mexico, that the Illinois
Producers company. which has been
drilling q well about a mile from that
place near the Santa Fe railroad
yards. has suspended drilling opera
tions. IL Is said that the company
resents the way its efforts have been
treated in the matter OF leases
The same news comes from the
Bradford OIL company's drilling ef-
forts commenced at Dayton. seven
miles north Of lakewood Report
says that concern is threatening 10
pull Up and quit because IL claims
that ir IS not being treated right by
some. at least. Of the land owners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
BURKBURNETT WELL OF Ell
PASOANS PROVES BIG ONE

Later reports OF the bringing in Of
the J. X l. OIL company's vel in the
town OF Burlburnett. Tex. last Friday
niShr. are to the effect that it gushed
over the derrick for some 80 minutes
or more before il could be controlled.
NO definite figures OF production
have reached here except that the
Wen Is said 20 have shown up better
than had been expected
This ls the first well brought in and
belonging 20 any company IN which
Fl P1soans are quite largely inter
ezted and the news created quite a
stir
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
OIL TERRITORY SHOWS AN
INCREASE in PRODUCTION

The report from Fort Worth on
March 20 was that the production for
the week in the north central Texas
territory was 154. 900 barrels daily.
This is an increase Of 10000 barrels
daily over the previous week
Every section exceyt Electra showed
an increase and IL showed a slight
decline. Burkburnett showed approx
imately 1000 barrels daily fncreases
Eastland county showed an increase
Of between 1000 and 5000 barrels and
stephens county about the same as
Eastland. Comanche showed an in
crease OF several hundred barrels.
The grand total Of increase was about
10000 barrels as stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Ire Ysu awaiting
The Great Crisis?
L So Do Not Allow the Time 70 Psss
VIII Nature Uaaidsd

Women Who give nature q helping hsnd
during the period q expectancy Ind thl-
when the time arrives for h1by's coming
q Is approached and passed With inf
nltely less pain ard danger
Thousands OF women Tor over haE a
century have learned that n the tine
ho1ore1 preparation Mothers Erie-1-
they have a grateful. relaxing. penetrar-
lug remedy the use Of which makes O.
possible for them 10 90 through child
birth without the usual nausea. nervous
ness. bearing-down and stretching pans.
ard that through its use the hourn az
the crisis are fewer and Of much less
pain and danger.
Mothers Friend penetratss the muscles.
rendering them plant and easily governed
by the demands % nature. they relax
gently and bring happy days and cam
restful nights AZ the result the crisis
Is passed With greater ease and IN less
time. the breasts are kept IN good condi-
ton and the skin Is made and kept sofr
and free from blemlshes-
Write % the BradfelG Regulator Com
pany. Dept p. Lamar Building. Atla1ra-
Georgia. for their Motherhood Book, and
obtain a bottle Of Mothers Friend from
y0ur druggist today and Thoroughly for
thy yourself FOR the coming sEent-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

While attempting 20 avoid running
down a woman, A Agelor. couided
with a car owned by John Fleming
Saturday afternoon at $50
As Agelor was making a turn at
Fl PasO and san Antonio streets. a
woman stepped out from the curb. and
in avoiding striking the woman he
ran into the other machine, which
was slightly damaged No persons
were injured and Agelor paid the cost
Of repair on the car owned by Mr.
Fleming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
OIL ASSOCIATION TO BE
FORMED AT BROWEWOOD

Brentwood, Tex. March 2E-The
broWnWoOd OIL association is taking
material form one hundred and
twenty oil companies Of all sorts
making headquarters or having rep
resentatlves in Brentwood, have been
invited TO Join the association. which
Is now being formed by the chamber
OF commerce and about 200 fndivfd-
uals, including many lease traders.
VINO are also being given an opDortu-
nifty TO join the association. The Dur-
pose OF the association is 10 form
closer relation between the companies
ana the city, so that the chamber of
commerce can be or greater help 10
the oil operators.
The Iowa state Petroleum COMPANY
IS on the sand in a wildcat shallow
wei at $50 feet The well is on the
Bosen tract. Prosper MangIe survey.
and looks like a good shallow pro-
uucer- The Guaranty Development
company, which recently bought the
Lulu " Heffner lease on the Guver
tract. put No on the sand a few
oays ago Each Of the first four
wells came IN with an initial produc-
ton OF around 100 barrels and each is
good for about 10 barrels steady pro-
duction-
The Cross ven. being drilled by 4.
A Peard et al south Of Brownvood
Is setting 1O-inch casing at below f500
Ieet, with no water in the hole. The
sinclair Gaines IS setting sfx-Incb
casing and viii bradenhead Off the on
sands and drill deeper. The veU Is
Towing by heads through the eight
men men casing. the flows continuing for
half an hour at a time.
J. p. McFaddeu. reDresa7rFD.- .,,.
Petroleum Iron works. refinery mann
Iacturers, looked over the refinerv
situation here a few DAYS ago. and
stated that several big refinery plants
VIII be started here soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

BIZ lake. Tex, reports c0neider-
able interest in oil possibilities in
that section with a contract let for a
deep test well near that town. to be-
commenced by May J. Several COM
panies are reported 20 be preparing
TO operate in that TERRITORY. The
Record oil & Refining Co. has con-
tracted 10 have deep test made in
Upton county and the Texas produc-
ers company above the north limo Of
that county. are encouraging features
for the Big Lake country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
DRUG ADDICTS TO SERVE
200 DAYS IN CHANGING

Ten men convicted Of being habitual
drug users were sentenced to serve
zoo days on the Changing Saturday
afternoon I'm the police court. ono
woman. convicted on the same charge.
was given 25 days IN the city Jail
Acting chief Of police Harry Phoe-
nix, IS under the impression that these
drug users are responsible for a great
deal Of the burglary that has been
committed in the city for the past two
OF three months.
The sentence Of 200 days is the limit
far this offensa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
OIL IS STRUCK INA
WELL IN COUNTY OF PEc0S

A san Angelo, Tex. dispatch says
The Reiuy-Texas Acreage company S
well on the r. e. NOlke ranch, near
Sheffield. Eecos county, Texas, was
down 2suQ feet on March %
A later report from this vel IS
that it has come in at ESQ feet with
an estimated production Of 500 bar
rels- This strike is said to have been
made in eight feet Of sand In the
-Strawn' formation, and that il is
to be cased off and the well sunk
deeper in the expectation that the
Bend" formation viii be an even
heavier production
c. = Menyie is reported 10 have his
we'll three miles northwest OF the
Reilly vel. down $50 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
GETAFTER THAT
COLD RIGHT NOW
Get right after It With a bottle Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery.

she never let a cougn or cold o.
case Of grippe 80 until It grew dan
gerous- she Just nipped IL when she
began to sniffe or cough before &c
developed seriously.
1Ien. women and children OF every
age have used this preparation for
fitty years as a prompt reliever. All
ages are using It today because Of its
positive results.
Generous size bottles sold every
where 6oc and $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

J. J. Boyd is back from the Fastlsnd
oil field in Eastland county, Texas. in
the interests OF the Bill Gordon on
company. Of which he is one Of the
directors. and ". S. Lykins. OF East
land. but an old-time FL Pasoan. is
secretary This company is composed
or Eastland people except Mr. BOYD.
and is capitalized at 100000. IL has
acquired 30 acres, seven miles NORTH
west Of the town OF Eastland. The
plan is TO sell stock 20 raise funds 10
put down wells. Mr.. Boyd VIII be
the local representative Of the COM
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

SHALLOW WeIls n northern BroVE1
county. Texas. seem 20 be proving a
new field. The Iowa state oil COM
nany had its No / on the sand at $50
feet on March 90. II is on the Boy
sen tract II is said to promise so
barrels initial production The Guar
auty Development companys five
wells on the Guyer tract near by,
which came in with ZOE barrels. are
reported to be making better than 10
barrels daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

The American Petroleum institute
was organized in New York last Fri
day week by leading producers. re
liners and distributors OF the United
states, canada and Mexico. This In
stitute is designed TO he TO me ne
troieum industry what the American
Iron & steel institute Is TO the iron
and steel Industry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
BURKBURNETT HOME no.
WELL REPORTED ON SAND

FL Paso stockholders OF the Burk-
burnett Home Oil company have re-
ceived word from the company that
its No well is on the sand and is
about 70 come IN with Indications
pointing TO production on an aver
age with the field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

A Fort Worth, Tex. report OF the
Tex-Penn OIL company's knowles well
I'm northern Comanche county. saws
il has settled down TO 5000 barrels
daily II was drilled deeper last
tuesday and had a flush production
Of between 10000 and 1900 barrels
daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

According to the police records. Iasc
saturday night was one OF the quiet
est In the history OF the station Many
OF the usual offenders. drunkards and
drug addicts. were already IN jan
Even AZ the sheriffs office there was
but one arrest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

The Muenster OIL company-s we'll
on the Foston farm. west Of Gaines
vile. Tex, is TO be spudded in this
week, according to news from that
city The company has 5000 acres
under lease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

The Desdemona. Tex. school lot and
the lot Of the Methodist church OF
that town have been leased for oil
exploitation The lease on the church
property was for $4,000 and one
eighth royalty and that royalty
brought s1026- The money Is TO be
used TO build a new church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

Or. Frederick A. Cook Arctic ex-
plOrer. who claimed AT one time 10
have been the first discoverer OF the
north pole. is reported as making an
examination Of territory in Wise
county. west Of Decatur. ana as hav-
Ing become financially interested n
a number Of oil leases in Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
HEAVY RAINFALL REPORTED
IN BIG SPRINGS DISTRICT

Big Springs. Tex March GA
heavy rainfall. general throughout
this district fell in the past IS hours.
Total precipitation was two and one
half inches The country Is in great
shape for grass and crops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
ADrOp On a
TOuChy Corn
Instant relief Then corn or
eallus lifts of with fingers

Just think. You can
lift off any corn OF cal
lus without one twinge
Of pain.
A Cincinnati man dis
covered this ether COM
pound and named il
freezOne. Any druggist
viii sell "a tiny hocue of
freezole for very little
cost. You apply a few
drops directly upon a
tender corn or callus
Instantly the soreness
disappears. then shortly
you win find the corn
rr calius so loose that
lou can lift IL right off
FreeZone is wonder
fuL II dries instantly.
To doesn't eat away the
corn OF callus. but
shrivels IL up without
even irritating the skin.
Hard corns. soft corns
or corns between the
toes. as well as painful
calluses. lift right off.
q here is no pain before
sr afterwards. so sore
ness OF smarting- Won
EN- should keep @ tiny
bottle on the dresser
and never let a corn
ache twice.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

Hotel I4zuEhIin. 81 ". Franklin
Phone 24s3. most desirable hotel in
II PasO-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

A report from Dublin. Tex. saws
that the Clayton well. Of the Phoe1iT
oil company, IN western Erafh
county about three miles east of the
2 shot with a yield OF estimated s+
from 200 TO 500 barrels OF oil Der dav-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

! has let the contract for its wei on
the Wigham addition, work TO be
started at once.
The NJ P. Oil company has started
drilling on the Evans tract, five and
one-half miles northwest OF Burkbur-
nett
Burk-Navarro OIL company. OF Fort
Worth. with holdings Of two and one
half acres west OF the Adams lease
on the Hardin tract. has started drill
ing operation on its second well
Sinking Fourth Well
Couch Winfrey Oil company No 2
has the derrick up and is ready TO
start drilling This company is also
ready 70 begin operations with its No.
4 ia the Red River valley lands, block
50.
Chenault Lasekke OIL Company. No.
Dubose, is drilling around 1900 feet
in hard rock
The Waco Burkburnett OIL company.
Hardin No. l. is reported drilling 1900
feet
Edna Van CIeve Oil company. Van
cleve No. J. drilling around 1850 feet
Van CIeVe Fan Oh company. Van
Cleve No. !. drilling around 1850 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
COMPANY Is FORMED To
DRILL AT BIG SPRING

Big Springs. Tex, March 24-Ou
e-citement is high here. A local com
nany has been formed and viii drill
in about 80 days. It has raised the
money for operations. Other compa-
MES are irving TO get l0caions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

Dr. Kings New Life Pills tonight
mean clear bowels. a clear head, clear
thinking. a day wen begun in the
morning, good digestion. clearing
skin Mid in action but sure and
comfortable. At drugstores every
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
CAS- too STRONG
To DRILL DEEPER
Well Tools VIII Not Go
Down In Some Of the Ran
ger Holes.

Ranger. Tex, March 24.-With the
Norwood No. showing astonishing
results. the western edge Of the
Ranger pool is in the limelight Of
all Texas. 1t is now flowing 500 bar
rels per hour.
A few days ago the well broke its
mooring and was quite a spectacular
sight for several hours.
Owners Of other wells in the neigh
borhOod are preparing TO deepen their
wells and expect the same results as
the deepening OF the Norwood brought
about
The Prairie Oil & Gas company viii
deeper its Roper No ]. The Magnolia
Petroleum company viii deepen T. W.
COnnellee No. I and would deepen the
No ] n. B. Harris. except for the fact
that the gas pressure is so strong in
this wen the tools won't go to the
bottom OF the hole This well is still
increasing its flow Of oil.
The Northern Oil & Refining com
pany has drilled into the sand on the
north edge OF the Ranger pool IN its
No. I Oscar Stephenson. John R Car
ter survey and has a well estimated
at 25e barrels as Il stands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

Rome. Italy. March "a Cardlna1
Cassetta, bishop OF Frascai and Ii
nrarian of the Holy Roman church.
dead.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-20
500 DROWNED BY RUSS REDS
Odessa Citizens Forced to walk
Plank" From Former Cars Yacht
British Shell Kronstadt.

New York, June 14.-Hund"eds OF
Russians who refused to contribute
to a levy Of $11,O00,0 600 imposed on
the city Of Odessa by the bolsheviki
were forced to walk the plank" from
a yacht formerly owned by the ear,
according to August Banner, repre-
sentative in southern Russia of the
International Harvester company, who
arrived here with Mrs. banner as
refugees on the American army trans
port EnglewOOd.
Mr.. banner, who for n year was vir-
tually the only American left in Odes.
sa, said that nearly 500 bodies later
were recovered from the water where
the piratical form Of death was in
ficted. U~nprovoked murder and pill
lage were rife in the city, he said,
until German troops drove out the Dol.
sheviki and restored order.
Stockholm, June IA British
squadron is bombarding the bOlshevik
BASE at Kronstadt with heavy guns,
according to a report published in the
AftOnblad.