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Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
Children's Fur Sets $l'' to $8''

Nothing Hl girl happier than a a nun gifts. n most little We showing this in suiabls children misses white thibs Belgium Iceland Fox, Prices from st.5o. s2.50 sSJ0
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01
Tailored Cloth Street Dresses Worth O1I95 Regularly S1850 and $2O0o Special at sp +
Superb .EUening Go1Ons and Smart CT Q4s Street Frocks $25 and $2750 Values at sp A O=

show wcsesn nowh h o O k a and Aoeanz Gnadne cnon Nsalne Charm
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-01

The suit values included at this price are simply phenomenal Strictly Mantailored garments in the newest lines of tailored styles. Ii you are looking for high-ciass. attractive. stylish suit al a modest prce-dont fail to see this assortnent- Choice S35. fl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-19

visit relatives, and will go from there
to Cuba City to attend the reunion
Wednesday and Thursday. It is ex
pected that one or two auto loads
will go Wednesday, weather per
mittiug.
Mr. and Mrs. P. j. Blindert of
Potosi and daughter, Mrs. Lily Myers
of Dubuque, visited at the John Zenz
home on Sunday Of last week. Some
neighbors were invited in. and thirty
people sat down to Sunday dinner.
Mrs. Myers remained for a more ex
tended visit. Mrs. Blindert is a
sister of Mrs Zenz.
Grant Ballantine has a new porch
on his house.
Misses Louise and Charlotte ].
Witcomb, successful teachers at
Racine, are home for summer vaca,
tion.
Mrs. Dr.. Dillman. two sons and
one daughter of Stuben visited a few
days at the home of her sister, Mrs
George Porter.
Our two wool buyers, j. B. Ludden
and John Thompson, have been getting
in quite bunch the past week. Com
petition brings top of market prices.
Bring in your wool.
Matt. Zenz attended the wedding
of friend, Mr., Youngblood, at Du
buque last week.
VIM. Macke now owns the auto
formerly the property of R. W. Hede-
mann. Will started running it first
thing
Miss Grace Harrison of Beemer,
Neb. is visiting at the J. E. Connell
home.
The Nj. E. ladies' aid society will
go out to the John Gates home Thurs
day and prepared dinner The men
are expected to 60 too and pay 25c for
said dinner.
Nearly all Of our auto owners made
trips Sunday. The roads were good
and weather ideal for enjoyment.
And sets at 40
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-19
BEETOKN.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Bloomington callers last week were
Floyd Slaght and family, Mrs.
Florence Slaght. Mrs. Milo Pritchett
VIM. Shogroue and family of
Illinois, are visiting relatives here
Mrs. Edith Mankel and Mrs. Carrie
Marks of Lancaster, spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. Sam Birch left Saturday for
Dakota, called there to sec her sister
who is very i'll.
The sawmill is again running over
at Henry PETERS,.
VIM. Oldridge, of Dubuque, was
here Friday.
Quite large crowd at the
Ladies Aid Society Thursday. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
John Taylor sr.
Q. Brady Of Bloomington, and G.
I1annum. of Lancaster, were callers
here Thursday.
Jennie Euers, after q long illness
passed away last Wednesday evening"
The body was taken to Crawford
county for burial. Mr.. Euers has
the sympathy Of all the people in his
bereavement
K. S. Morse is quite i'll.
Mrs. Jas Gates and daughter,
and Julia Wise were at Dubuque a
few days last week.
Dan Polly, of Dakota, visited rela-
tives here last week.
Rev. Clarke he'd service here Sun
day.
Don't forget the dance Friday night
June 21st; music by Catalan s
orchestra. Supper at hotel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-19

engagements for the convention which
convenes here July 21 %.
Miss Roxy Allen is also home
from Racine.
Miss Carol Livingston is expected
to arrive home from lola, Kansas,
about july 1st.
Mr.. Shears and family have moved
into the residence vacated by Mis-.
Hudson.
John Schneider is on the sick list.
Mrs. Will Alton class are holding
q pot luck spread on Laughton's lawn
this Wednesday evening.
Mrs Peterson, of Castle Rock, has
been visiting at tine home of her
daughter, Mrs. E. Hooks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-19
THAW AGAIN SEEKS RELEASE
Slayer of Stanford White Makes Third
Attempt to Gain Liberty From
MatteaWan.

New York, June 17.-Harry K.
Thaw, slayer of Stanford White, today
began before Supreme Court Justice
Keogh in White Plains his third at
tempt to obtain his release from the
state hospital for the criminal insane
at MRtteawan
He was taken before Justice Keogh
on a writ of habeas corpus sworn out
by his mother and was surrounded by
an army of attorneys, aIienists and
witnesses. Attorney General Carmody
engaged former District Attorney Jer-
ONE as special counsel.
The battle, in the opinion of Mr..
Jerome, will last a month
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-19
RANCHMAN SLAIN BY BANDITS
His Two Partners Are Tied to Trees
to Prevent Them Giving
an Alarm.

Cripple Greek, Colo, June 17.-Wal-
ter Irwin, aged forty years, ranch
foreman employed by Walter Wither
on First Four Mile, ten miles west of
here, was shot and killed by unknown
holdup men. His two partners, Tony
Geiger and Cecil Tritt, were tied to
trees by two bandits and held several
hours before escaping and giving an
alarm. The highwaymen went to the
Wither ranch and plundered the house.
The three men were lured from the
ranch house on the pretext Of rescuing
a COW caught in the rocks of the can
yon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-19
LIVINGSTON.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Charles Waring ST., died at the
home Of his son Charles on Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, after a
lingering illness MIR. Waring was
past n years of age and has been a
resident of this locality for over 80
years, at one time running the Liv-
ingston hotel, and has many friends
to miss him. During the Civil war
he served his country faithfully and
WE'LL and was also mason of many
years standing. Besides his aged
wife, he leaves the following children
to mourn his dimise: Mrs. Matt
Graham and Charles of Livingston !;
Mrs. Kenney, of Canada; James of N.
D.; Mrs. Charles Watson of Wessing-
ton, S. D.; Mrs. Len Miller, of Du-
buque, Iowa and Mrs Carl Mueller,
of POrtalles, n. NJ Funeral services
were held from Rock church. Mr..
Warning was member of the church
of England and was firm in the faith.
Mrs. Len Miller, of Dubuque, Iowa,
arrived on Saturday on account of the
illness and death of her father Charles
Waring, Sr.
Mr.. Smitson and Miss Biddick, of
Montfort, visited at Rube Skaife s
on Sunday,
Carl Wilkinson and family, of
Georgetown, were Sunday guests at
the Allen home.
B. G. Durley, of Monte Vista,
Col, is visiting his niece, Mrs. Jno.
Alcott.
Rob't. Wood ward took a lead of
people out to Powell on Sunday to at
tend the Salvation Army meeting.
Mrs. Runkle, of Madison, is visit
ing at the w. B. Alton home.
Mrs Harry Durley and two chill
dren Kathryn and Ralph returned to
their home in Potosi on Wednesday.
Mr.. Cuombs has purchased the Tom
Watson farm house and will convert
it into a residence.
Charles Watson and family Of
Platteville, visited at Laughton S on
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lou Nicholson went to Mifiin
on Monday.
Mrs. Southwick and little son were
in Montfort last week.
Will Nicholson and family of
Edmund were Sunday visitors.
James Alton is identifying his
residence with a coat of paint.
Prof. Wilson was here on Thurs
day.
The Montfort team played the
Livingston team on Saturday; score
10 to /, in favor of Livingston.
Mrs. Poad, of Miflin has been
papering at the F. Allen home; Miss
Sweeney, of Lancaster, has also been
d guest there.
Carl Alt, of Lancaster, visited at
the Fisher home on Sunday.
The stand right for July 4th was
sold for 500 to Ruby Skate, F. Allen,
Joe Staver and Dave Biddick.
W. q. Hooper is improving from
his recent illness.
The Royal Neighbors held special
meeting at the Alcott home on Mon
day evening.
Pearl Nicholas is home from her
school duties in Evansville semi
nary.
The Epworth League held meet
ing on Monday evening to perfect ar
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-19
Jealous.

An editor speaks with unbecoming
f1ippancy Of the "skyscraper folly"
There isn't any building boom in his
town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-19

Amusers and Amused.
One half of the world is employed
in amusing the other half.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

B, Associs ed Press
Paris Nav A.-Womer are tihins
a prominent part In q remarkable
wave of patriotism that is sweeping
over France. This Is not astonishing
when one remembers the important
role which woman PLAYS in modern
France &C The comrade and counsellor
OF her husband In private lie and as
M aid 70 him In his business career
Womens clubs and societies, groups
Of girl friends, actresses, girl stu
dents and hospital nurses all figure
in The long list of the military ayla-
ton subscription which is mounting
by leaps and bounds TO the end that
France may have n great aerial fleet.
Among the fetes arranged In differ
ent parts of the country In connec-
ton with the national aviation fnnd
are many Organized by girls schools
and by factory girls guilds.
Lieutenant Conneau the famous air
man who won the S50,0oO aviation
race in Great britain last yeai. de-
liyerei a stirring address TO women
and girls, in which he outlined what
women could do in behalf Of the
cause OF national aviation II was
their mission. he declared, 10 see
to II that the love of aviation becomes
a national sentiment In France.
An interesting symptom OF thu
new national spirit in France is re
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

b., dtr.tore az me East INDIA COM
PAM There has been more or Joss
MYSTERY IN the history OF this jewell
some experts even conten1Ll thar II
had boon lost The recent visit " tn
Knr-Emperor and his consort OF In
d'a resulted ir the publication 90 .
histor, of the jewel written with n.
ldea OF clearing awav tho msaprr.
tensions surrounding A.
The Timur is the largcs, known
srinel ruby. weighing Just over 3t3
carats II u uncut but polished and
was probably discovered Ia one OF
iho old duby miles OF Badakshau u
was seized by Ameer Timrr. better
tuoVn 10 western historians as Tam
arllne, when he plundered Delhi ir
1. lr due time 30 des ended 20 his
-Huf-on ry which time the oraa.
Tartar empire was on the ,sre suf
% rin- ono of tAc many wars between
o.. O. tart1rs and ile persians the rlNt
fU into t.o hands OF the k'r.. OIL.
lur Shah Ahlas ! presented fhe
ruby 90 his friend The Nogu' T
cror Iahanrir jr 1tf2. When h'. 'a.
.0fra wife demonstrated HI.r hfr
f.- irecrhilg his name on the jewel.
Iehau- ir made tho striking urc1ha
that .he ruby would more ceri1iulv
larry ms name down tp poHority
'rsn written history. TOR 90 would tI
ave remain m The possession II tho
rules or Hinlusian q prophecy which
las been Fulfilled 10 tho present n,
The Timur was later packed
r With Other Jewels and tater -
London f'r the great exhibition o'
1879 A. me c.rse of The exhibit ol
'io -'s va. no, senfo1 f1 Dee Queer
bt 'He crart q directors of the Fl-
irfi. .1npant. since which fH
ff- . or. .. t.r .-~vr Hras
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
VENEZUELA IS LOOKING
TO THIS COUNTRY FOR
DEVELOPMENT CAPITAL

The American colony In Caracas.
'he members of which can Ice count
ed on the fingers OF one hand, were
So impressed by the commercial im-
portance Of Mr.. Knux's visit that they
sent the following telegram 20 the
Secretary on his departure from
Puerto Cabclla.
In the name OF the American Col.
"ny we wish a safe and happy yoy-
age &c Mrs Knox. to Yourself and to
your suite. We congratulate vol
and ourselves for the unprecedented
manifestations Of cordial hospitality
and frateTnai goodwill extended 10
your and your suite by the Govern
ment and people Of Venezuela during
your visit. and which have 50 we'll
accentuated the traditional friend
ship between the two countries We
hope that our countrymen az home
win appreciate ut their frll- wcTGh,
ms we do. these .ia.oCfs OF lriend,hiS
ana He important benefit which
hoth countries viii derive IS the re-
sui, ot your mission. which has been
such a fortuna;. one
'El Universal. Venc2uela's great.
est newspaper aud the closest one IN
the acfrH government. hap been
spcal'r. ra''orla,lv. over since Mr.
KnoN lett of the commercial bene-
~ which Venezuela hopes 10 deriv,
7 'r M" Investment Of American zap
|nal an "lo..- uldc relations /:
avs
Th .ntr,. mpne. slic, the
I"H 'r.u development or hc Repub.
/ In can bop. cor rom ,h. spiri. ~
.m'urr, off tH. Vorf american
n.ms 70. rs I.umat. hopes for
positive results. both mora, ana ma.
,'ual from Nr kuoy's visit and
from fhe Impressions which n. and
a'. "'. collected n Venezuela
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
SULTAN Of SOCOTRA
MUST MAKE APOLOGY

london. Nav An expedition VIII
~ dispatched shortly from Aien 70
ppnish the Sultan % Socatro unless
10, taken from the British steamship
NuaIa. which was wrecked on the IS
land Of Socotra, Is restored and an
apology given
Tto punitive expedition will consist
ofa,r.i.er at the East Indian squad
ron and the steamship Dalhousie.
which WIN convey company OF ma
tive infantry from the \den iarri-
on The command 81 the party vii
te Given % Major General SIR i. a
rpli roltical resident a Alden.
The Kuala bound from Dundee TO
-ir~aocre won't ashore In November
ana On, of the crew was compelled "a
travel goo miles iu ar open boat for
..'ance The liyos o. the crew
Wrr. threatened aud mo vessel -
i1.frd tv tho natives Subsequently
n, Grew was rescued By a Russian
shtn and landed N Siurapore.
socotra is an island Of tho Indian
,r.an living near the entrance Of u
:uif 81 Alden. T. Is eighty miles Ions
,pd contains $50 square miles.
THOUGH ,Irtually part Of an Arab sul-
fanate. Scooter is under british pro-
f.e'iou. .ers'f 'fn- a denenfcurr ~
steu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

y, Associated Press
Mexico City. MAY 4 The Ameri-
can defense organization nearly t.
o00 strong, is prepared for ~ emers.
ency. Ten companies or groups
as they choose to designate them
selves in order TO eliminate any sub
armed with MEASUREMENTS and
sestion of a military organization
with go pounds Of ammunition per
man, will concentrate in q prescrib-
od area In the Americas colony for
soli-deicnsc in the event. happily re-
.aardcd as remote. of development OF
.mti-Amcrican disorders, or invasion
lot the city by irresponsible hcrdes.
Officers have been designated to lii
rect the movements Of each group.
not without more or less friction to
hc sure. and committees appointed to
look after details of the plan OF de,
li"nsr \ Group of dissatisfied citi-
lcns, animated by personal motives
made an abOrtiye attempt TO cause
discord IN the organization. and even
Jared their grievances through III,
press of the United States. but tn,
dove of peace later settled over IL,
iquarrC ling factions.
German subjects ia the capital az,
likewise organized and armed. 20 IN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

Chicago. Nay Nc;er ms ot tho
CHICAGO police fo' % O., i,v j,in.d In
The customary Observance Of tho ami
yersary ~ tho most memorlb,,
events 10 the history NJ the depart
meat TEeuiy-', wears ago today
occurred tho Ilayb1rket rio. IN
which ON policemen m, death and
sixty other we're mairi'l ~ honks
thrown by anar 'hists Three ye.rs
later. on Nav D. tst1. nr. Patrick
u. Cronin the irish Nationalist AIT
taior was lured - ise Carlson rot
tafe In North isu'lni ayenae. end
murdered Deaths ~ those connect.
ed with tho trials su1repucn, ,o ,h.so
trarodies have hccn n .mcro,s mo-,
~ them unnatural
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
Nrginian hallway Plans

Norfolk. Va. May Z An ambi-
tious plan for tho Development OF tho
Virginian Railway is forcshadowed by
Tho action of tho stockholders AZ their
meeting here today ia authorlyin, the
issuou," of coupon bond mortgage
not ~ oyrco3 $1,000 600. OF the
proceeds OF tho issue about two
thirds b. is said will be used Tor
|irslnian Railway was butt by the
late u o. Rogers and is ttil con
trolled bs his estate l,s eastern
terminus is 90 Norfolk and - west
'rn terminus az Decpwlter. ". Va,
whore % connects with the Chcsa-
pcako and Ohio. u is believed 10 be
The presofr plan Of tho company 10
extend The line 20 Cincinnati IN or
der 'a obtain western outlet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
MOVE OEMANCIPATE
WOMEN OF TURKEY IS
GIVEN NEW SET BACK

r. Associated Press.
Constentinople. May 4 .-T The move
mcnt for the emancipation Of Turkish
women which under the regime OF the
Young Turks gained considerable mo-
mcntum has now received serious
setback.
EnCnnraged by the Young Turks,
women permitted themsely's greater
liberty II movement and IN short
time after the inauguration of the
new resfufn y was no uncommon
thing 10 see husbands and wives rid
inr in The same carriage. \ woman 3
clnh with q membership from the
pest Moslem families was formed and
courses OF lectures and literary eve
nings we're given under its auspices.
Education for girls received attention
and school for girls under the pat
ronare Of the president OF the cham.
Der was founded. while funds were
provided fer training teachers.
The problem Of the veil Was liz
fluenced nv the prevailing liberal
TENDENCIES and in q short tine al
though no one vcntGrod 70 discard 4
entirely II was so ettcnuated ic
many cases as 20 be little better than
an apology for q veil Many women
while in tic European quarter Of III .
CITY wore the vcil fun" back over
thrir heads
rhrs" reforms were not received
yi'u good cr.c~ 1y tho more c11scry-
atu. y. rke. WHO uor on't REGARD
their women as without souls lot o3-
joe, 20 any exhibition Whatever OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

King Alfonso Of Spain is greatly
DESTROYS that the American govern
ment and the American people will
take a prominent part in the univers-
al exhibition which will be held at Sc
VILE in 1914. lie hopes that the
ed Statse will place an exhibit rep
resentative of its development in
commerce and industry as well as in
the arts and sciences He Is report
ed as saving that Spain is the hest
friend in Europe of the United stat =,
and that Spain Is the only nation iu
Europe which can iortify the bands
Of friendship with the western hemi.
sphere without causing tie suspicion
.oi desire for imperialism or even
competition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05


Caracas MAY A noticeable /
interest ON the part or mo Vcnemo- |
Dan Government ana 81 Venezuelan |
.uuccsglouairos Go look toward the !
United States for capital with wlich |
g. develop her vast resources Is al
ready apparent as the di,pc result
% Mr. KnoV's visit here The repre-
outatiyc Of American bankers who
o. on the lround Is lego.iatius fer
ihe taking over of a large electrical
N"tcrpower plant and other enter
rises already started or about o. 10
udortakcn
For many years Ncr,lpcA has
looked only toward France aud En--
and for money and il has been per.
'crily well understood that no Amer
can could get any concessions OF
franchises Jt an only a year ago
Dee project of American capitalists 10
ircdgo the outTanc" To Iaracalbo
iaF, SO as 20 omen mp the very
wealthy CITY OF Mara libo 10 steafp-
'rs Of all si1os. Was tdrned down bv
PRESIDENT GoM"Is Cabinet solely be-
''nso " "9s against the established
.ol'r, NOT q, give concessiors 10 Am.
'i'Jns. such was the distrust that
70 Nas Toured that The vcrv channel
t'..' Zoo 1o lue might lp scd
NucDcuu uarhips for military
purposes againsf Ncur,uola The,
sod 70 Doe rs f'Ht of NGf.r ou f.'
Narg'aiDo bar rt o. aradr liz
llinr np. mIl nov f... b. .IF
% Feet and .'" rho only ueS
which 'au .cf u o., Igl't Na.
"nihn of f.n Reed o. ln' ." nn.
rom nn nearI' ..'E tr' 'ho
hasf, cn @. H. .. very
fC' not eyo. 90 Hl .,
'lr io enter fH' . .. '....
bottom kno. ! 0"i
since 'hr to- % '.."fH..
p opinic ha' HNoH ro.' ar1 r-
.''l' .u"r.3 o. uHIf ... u.
aimed e valuable concession fur th.
exploitation of Venezuela petroleum
leposiii ana 'h'. Haf la. lut.
"orps a. enalu""r. prospective src
have nov Opened up permanent
'.rss Caracas
vrr.1rc.. .r,uof remain m,rt
lonse. Ignored POS Americans a. II "a
-p roar fhp United States ana close
.ar lc Panama Canal Thor a-.
lu. dozen American. -.G.. .r tl.
/ Whole RopuHlIp aud olIt ta. Of fhcr
. ara merchant. IS the merchants
.r. r..r.. .U r.rorosrt tI. I..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
WOMEN RIDE CREST OF
WAVE OF PATRIOTISM
NOW SWEEPING FRANCE

marked upon 3y CASTOR Deschamps
Commenting on the statement of the
president of the Associated Libraries
of France. that immoral literature is
on a decline in France, NJ Deschamps
points ont that the sensatlonalism in
ficted on parisians at time when
immortality occupied an excessiyely
large place in the literary market, Is
now decidedly out Of date. NJ Dcs.
CHAMPS concluded. Since The
breath of idealism, poetry aud hope
Is now passing over a reiuvenated
France 1t is time that those who
fought the tendency should ro last
!ncly honored."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

their bodies
This profound distrD 81 soon roect-
I'd on the government and tho It1u-
Turks. The reformcrs found that
their tolerant attlcde toward ihoir
women TALKS aspirations vas
Strengthening the opposition and es-
pecially lendins point to the argn-
ment that they were not free heliev-
ers Nothing did more to add 20 the
prestige OF the conservative Turks
than the charge that the Young Turks
were no longer good Noslcms.
To vindicate their conformity with
the teachings of the Prophet Il wa5
necessary for the reformrrs % be-
come reactionaries rs far rs the wou-
en- are concerned. SO orders were Is
sued that no Turkish woman was 10
appear in public wearing a thin veil.
she must not loiter in front of Euro
pean~shops; and she must not enter
such places except urdor special cir
Icumstances
The women were warned In short.
To make themselves as incorspicuous
as possible in public OF pain OF arrest
and punishment Under this me-" rl
several Noslom women Of evil rcpH.
|talion have been arrested and oVIl.'
+ I'm consequence e those Uars1 ra-
1latlons tho women arc "ciun moro
heavily ,oilod than 0nder the Oh reg
line. ir. as some cownou,I'i0u 'afei
|f'og hav. begun O. copy Euon
dress Foo other parts of th,.r a.'.t
Ia,on ho.r skirts n au. cases s
i.ur modelled cu fhc ha5hlc u.uoru
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

Americans, disturbed by develop
m'nts throughout the country and
possibility of trouble In the capital,
have registered In large numbers at
the American consulate, thereby
Keeping Claude Guyant, vice and dep
uty consul general and his clerks
well occupied
ON wall as one enters tho con-
sulate. Is a frame containing posters.
some with portraits and some with.
out, announcing a desire by the Unit
ed States government to learn tho
whereabouts OF persons described. Be
tween a description OF n venerable
person with side whiskers who de-
parted from ire states with tho cash
OF a benevolent institution, and a
picture of des,rter from the navy
appears neat white plaoard with tho
inscription Have YOU register
edg"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
AMERICANS IN MEXICO
FORM TEN COMPANIES
TO MEET EMERGENCIES

number OF 500. as are the English
and Canadians. perhaps sliphtly few
er In number Arms for the Amcri-
cans and Germans were imported
with the Knowledge and consent OF
the Mexican authorities The Eng
fish and Canadian residents we're
loaned rifles by the war department
OF Mexico.