Riots in Spain
MADRID—Ten were killed and 50 in Lisbon injured in serious riots Sunday, according to a message received here. Troops had difficulty in ending the disturbances. A number of bakeries were sacked. It is reported, that the rioting is spreading throughout Portugal.
A TRAGEDY IN DENVER
DENVER—Ed Green, city superintendent of highways, was shot five times today and fatally wounded. Buck Seay, district superintendent of municipal highways, has been arrested for the shooting.
WOOL GARMENTS ARE JUST RIGHT
SAY NAVY BOYS
BLUE JACKETS SEND THEIR THANKS TO THOSE WHO HELP THEM.
WASHINGTON—How the bluejackets of the United States navy appreciate the woolen garments which the women of the United States are knitting for them under the direction of the comforts committee of the Navy league is shown in a letter from the crew of the U. S. S. Nicholson sent just before that vessel departed on war service.
Here is the letter from the crew of The censor:
The censor has deleted the Nicholson, the word revealing the ship's destination, as all ships on war service have their movements concealed for military reasons:
U. S. S. Nicholson, Navy Yard, New York, May 12, 1917.
"Will you please convey to the members of the Navy league the sincerest thanks of the crew of the Nicholson."  For their great kindness in sending the warm outfits.
"We appreciate their patriotic efforts and will endeavor to show that we are worthy of them." 