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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
ARMIES REST AFTER
SABBATH OF BATTLE
Bold Stroke of Felix Diaz Almost Re-
suits in Overthrow of MaderO
GENERAL BERNARDO REYES AMONG HUNDREDS SLAIN
Rebels Under Zapata Enter Suburb of Mexico City and
Zone of Insurgents is Being Steadily
Extended
(By Associated Press

MEXICO CITY Feb l0-Ceneral Felix Diaz whose bold
stroke Sunday following his release prison. almost accomplish
ed the overthrow of the of Francisco adero held
his army in eash today
The scattered government not attack his fortified
position about the
The governments position has materially altered vince yes
teday though few of General Banque soldiers have
small detachment of raes has ridden the battle Redeemed
city.
The day closed without between the Fedra and the
rebel troops
General Diaz gradually extending which he controls
Secret negotiations have been progress all day but
suit 8 known tonight
Sipdays Uprising Surprises Madero.
The uprising Of Sunday which followed by four separate
and bloody sudden and great
pected
buildings released C.nera Felix Dsz of the Madero
administration from prison. and that officer nephew Of the de-
posed president Poro Da Immediately assumed leadership
practically capturing the Mexican capital driving Madero and his
cabne, to the National Palace for refuge
Later Madeo personally assumed of the troops
and the battle which folk wed front OF the National Palace many
killed including General Bernardo Reyes entered the
thick of the fight after being released from Santiago prison Reyes
killed by bullet through the head
Many fell this and estimate places the total
casualty at $50
Zspstas Forces Nearing Capital.
MEXICO CITY Feb l0A force of rebels followers OF Gen.
the capitol The maintained reasonable order They
they are subject to the orders Of General Felix Daz.
More Rurales Desert Rebels
LAREDO Tex Feb 0-A thousand rurales have gone
the rebel Mexico City according dispatch
which reached here tonight
The message also that General Daz and General Mond
fortified in the factory the capitol
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TRIAL Of SNEED'' :.
BEGUN At VERNON
SELECTION OF JURY WILL
CONSUME GREATER
PART OF WEEK

special TO Daily News
VERNON, Texas, Feb. l0.-Di3-
trict Court convened at 10 o'clock
this morning and Judge J. A. Nabers
Immediately called the case OF the
State of Texas VS. !. b. Sneed, where
in the defendant Is charged with tho
killing of Al G.. Boyce In Amarillo
last September.
District Attorney Hugh Spencer
asked for time until 1880 Deiore
making an announcement which
was granted by the Court. The state s
witnesses wers~~Called this morning.
aud have answered when they were
called However. as the selection OF
jury will consume the greater part
OF the week, their attendance VIII
not be absolutely necessary 90 this
time. although their absence may op-
crate to continue the case.
or the l0S names drawn on the
special venire list from which TO Sc
lect a jury only 96 were served, and
quite number OF these were eX-
cused by the court. some on account
OF sickness in their families. one or
two being sick themselves
At 1889 this afternoon. one Of the
states witnesses having put N an
appearance. Mr. Spencer asked for
time in which TO consult With the
sheriff OF Potter County In an effor,
TO find out whether or not any oil
the important witnesses are lick or
lotherwise unable TO attend and
Judge Nabers granted until g o'clock
TUESDAY for this purpose.
J. y Sneed came ia las night
from his farm near Paducah Cottle
/ County: J 7. Sneed. a brother came
IN on the same train from AMARILLO.
accompanied by n. C. Beal. au uncle
OF Lubbock. and J J Barton. d Bat
tonsiie. a cousin OF the sneed broth
ers This morning W Sneed OF
Waco. and u. NJ Sneed Of calvert,
the former an uncle and the after a
brother OF the defendant. arrived
All OF defendants counsel are
present with the exception o. Walter
Scott OF Fort Worth. who vii arrive
In the course OF the next few lays
~ n. Cooper OF Amarillo. one OF
the attorneys engaged by the prose
|cuiion. has been here since saturday
and senator Odell OF Fort Worth ar
rived this morning None OF the
I Boyce family were present when
court opened this morning h. VIII
and Henry Boyce are eXpeC 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
STRIKING MINERS
IN FIERCE BATTLE
TWENTY PERSONS REPORT.
ED KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED
3y Assoeiated Preas.

81 Associated frns
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. IL
Ten are dead and a score are wound
ed as the result OF a battle today be
tween the strikers and the authori-
ties OF Mucklew. in the coal miners
strike district.
Seven OF the dead are miners and
three were officers OF the injured.
Is are strikers and the others are
guards
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 10
Five companies OF militia were or
dered to McKlow tonight where riot
ing and bloodshed marked the min
eIs strike this afternoon
Reports state that shooting con-
ltnued all this afternoon between
the miners. deputy sherifts, the rail-
road police and the mine guards.
Latest reports state that In a des-
perate battle. three persons are
known 10 have been killed and large
numbers injured. Reports reached
here tonight tha, twenty persons had
been killed
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CAPTAIN R.F. SCOTT
PER|SHEO IN colo
BODY OF EXPLORER FOUND
BY RESCUINC
PARTY.
AMUMDSEN FIRST At POLE
RECORDS FOUND ON SCOTT SHOW
THAT AMuNDSEN WAS AT
POLE 4 MONTH BEFORE

8y Associated Press
LONDON. Feb. l0.-News reach
ed the world today that Captain
Robert F. Scott and an unknown
number OF his companions. perishei
in a blizzard after reaching the
South Pole
This news reached Omaru, New
Zealand on the return today of the
Terra Nova which went to the Ant
artic to bring bck the Scott expedi-
tioh.
The Terra Nova did not land. aud
the news was contained in a few
brief bulletins which were signalled
to port \The vessel is due in port
Littleton Thursday.
According TO records found on the
bodies Capt Scott with his COM
panions selected for the final dash,
reached the pole January Is, 1912,
and found the hut built there by
Amundsen a month before.
Capt. Scott started back and, at
some unknown point between the
pole and his base OF supplies was
overwhelmed by a blizzard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
WEBB LIQJOH BILL
PASSED BN SENATE

81 Associated Pre-s
WASHINGTON. ID G.. Feb ~
The Senate tonight passed the Weob
U1ror bin already passed BY the
House AS substitute FOR the Ken
yon-Skeppard bill
The webb bin would prohibit the
shipment Of liquor from one state 70
another when Intended by the re-
celver for sold in violation OF the law
OF the state 20 which the shipment
vas made
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Washington Interest Keen

By Associated Prcss
WASHINGTON. u G.. Feb lH.-
The revolutionary uprisiugs in Mex
leo city completely absorbed the at
tention today Of President TAFT aud
the state war and the navy depart
ments aud those who attended con
ferences decided that all the govern
ment could do was to send sufficient
naval force 10 Mexican waters "a
afford refuge for foreigners and "a
observe and report conditions as they
develop
Secretary Meyer ordered the arm.
ored cruiser Colorado. nov az san
Diego. 10 proceed at once TO Mazat.
Ian
Another vessel. probably the South
Dakota. nov at san Diego. viii be-
dispatched 20 Acapulco on the wes'
coast OF Mexico TO take up the posi-.
tion left vacant by the cunboat Den
yer which was ordered 20 Central
America
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
Mis-. GROVER CLEVELAND
MARRIED TO PROF. PRESTON

Nv Associs',d r-~ss
PRINCETON. y. J.. Feb. 10
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Prof
Thomas J. Preston were married
here today.
The ceremony was very quiet az
fair with only intimate friends OF
the contracting parties present.
Mrs. Cleveland has always been
greatly loved and admired by the
American people. who have taken
great intrest in her marriage to this
distinguished educator whom she
met ls<s than two years ago at Wells
COLLEGE where the bridegroom u
professor Of archaeology
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11

FL PASO. Texas, Feb l".--An
armistice practically exists between
Federal and rebel forces In Northern
Mexico pending settlement OF the
Mexico City situation
Assurances that American lives
and interests will be protected ia the
district under his charge came today
from General Antonio Rabago. chiei
OF the Northern military zone. with
headquarters AZ Chihuahua The
message transmitted 90 Washington
by Consul Edwards.
No change has been made .u the
United States army border partol
nor is any said 10 be- contemplated.
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lt was also decided ru send tao
battleships 10 the Cult Coast OF Mex.
leo al Nera cruz and a' Idmpico.
The state department made PLAIN
thereby that there would boz no land
ing parties beyond those necessary IN
case OF emergency fo puf down an
archy u the port whsr" the ships
lie
Tho man object seemed 20 be the
protection ~ Americans and foreign
crs
Intervention by the administration
is believed 70 be- very improbable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
Harrington.Testifies Against Darrow

Hy Ast0IIsfrd FTrss
Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 10
John r Harrington the Chicago at
torney. associated with Darrow In
the Mcnamara defense was a Wit
ness today IN the Darrow trial for
iury hrlhiug
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Executed In puhlir.

COLLINS. Miss. Feb. l0-The first
public execution held in Mississippi
in many years took place here today
when Seymour Arnold was hanged
for the murdet OF William Lowry.
The hanging was witnessed by sew
'eral thousand spectators
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Turkey Desperate Cri>i>a At Hand.
ay Associated Pres


LONDON Feb fU.--~eyer' tight-
ing occurred iu an attempt by Mon
teuegrins 90 c3ptur. Sgltar. The
Monteuesg.us. 10 is reported, have
taken BardeaioH HiH a s'rateretical
point. az the cost of --HH killed or
wounded
The Turkish loss IS placed az 1000.
Thousands OF fresh troops ar
riving az Consantiuople. are signs
that the Porte realizes the desperate
situation. and is preparing 20 leave
the fate OF Turkey IN the hands OF
the European powers for the best
possible settlement
Haki Pasha. IL is believed has been
sent to London on peace mission.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE AnOl'TS
~CHEDl ~ fOR 1913

~ afs.-Iafrf rrefs
NEW YORK. Fob i0-T The Amer
lean League formally adopted with
out change 40 "a meeting today the
.rhr1rie of esmr- for 1913 already
rrfHH HHnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
Texas Weather Yesterday

Panhandle CLOUDY and cold
light rains
North Generally cloudy and cold.
raining hard.
Central Cloudy and cold, raining
East Steady rain an day. cold
south-Clou1y and cold no rain
ported
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EXCITING TIMES
IN THE HOUSE
THE ALAMO GIVEN I o
DAUGHTERS OF
REPUBLIC.
DRASTIC LIQUOR LAWS.
POTTER COUNTY TO BIZ PLACED
IN NEW 18TH DISTRICT IL
SENATE BILL BECOMES
LAW.
my J. 4. Fernandez }

AUSTIN. Feb. 10.-The house
this evening passed to engrossmen'
the Alamo Mission bill, after one oil
the most exciting sessions OF the
house held this session. The bill
passed with substantial majority
Under this bill. the property Is
placed under the exclusive control oil
the Daughters OF the Republic. AN
effort was made to amend the Dill
by placing the control with the sup,
, erintendent OF public buildings anu
grounds under the supervision OF
the governor. but this failed
The fight over the bill. as far as
the house is concerned, Is over IL
now shifts to the sente.
Miss De Zallva said tonight tha'
sbe has not given up the fight
should the house bill pass the SEN
ate the chances are that the gov
ernor will veto H.
Prohibits intra-state liquor Snip
mcnts.
The house also passed to engross'
n.nt the Allison bill which prohibits
the intra-state shipment of intoxicat-
ing liouors into prohibition as
tricts.
This bill is very drastic Under
the provisions of the bill, as pass
ed a person may have liquor snip
Cd TO him In dry territory but ne
must sign an affidavit that 1t Is lot
his personal use. He is also permit
,ed 70 carry liquor into prohibition
territory for his own personal use
I.ewelling made an effort to re.
strict the amount to one gallon and
pagby offered a substitute 10 aoso'
,u,ely prohibit the carrying or snip
ming the liquor into dry territory
The Bagby substitute ana 'ne
Iewelling amendment was voted
down.
The house today by vote OF lo-
IN 3 passed TO third reading the oo,'
ton Belt consolidation bill whic"
proyides for the consolidation OF 'he
stephenyille. North and South Ha'''
road.
cov.r,or sends Up Vacation Ap'
pointments
Tho governor sent up Tor cohiit =
ma,ion a number of vacation ap'
nointments made of state ofiiciais
and the senate will go into executive
session tomorrow to confirm these
snnointments. The governor reap
nointed the same officials he hau lo'
the past two years.
Insurance Companies Ia Lend MONEY
Among the bills introduced IN the
house today. was a bill by Rowel
nermitting foreign insurance compa'
nies to loan money in Texas with
ont taking out permit from tht
Department OF Insurance; also OIL
by Hill limiting the life OF corpora
,ions in Texas to % years
Redestricting bill.
The Senate this afternoon resoiV
ed itself into a committee OF tht
whole and considered the PROPOSE
congressional redistricting bill.
This proved quite interesting a.
the pros attempted to throw SOM
dry counties into the wet ones, ahc
wet ones into dry ones. Under thl'
proposed bill Is instead of 10 DIS
tricts ere created.
Potter County Is taken out Of th'
Thirteenth and placed In the ne"
Eighteenth district.
Blue Sky Bill
A substitute for the Rogers blu'
sky law" bill is being drafted whicf
Mr. Rogers says will not meet viii
his approval as some OF the string
ent provisions have been taken ou
of the original bill
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-11
Washington Forecast

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Feb. 10
West Texas Cloudy and colder
Tuesday "Wednesday fair
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RI0T1hG IT 10KIO
PREMIER INJURED
EMPEROR THREATENS T o
DECLARE TOXIC IN A
STATE OF SIEGE.

o. N.soc .tcd Pfess
TOXIC. Japan. Feb. 10 SiN per
sous we're killed aud 60 seriously
injured in a political riot here today
and the situation is serious. Nobs
burned and wrecked the police sta-
tIons. tram cars. and private build
ings and troops patrol the streets.
Each newspaper office Is guarded
by soldiers TO which ball cartridges
have been served. and they have
bayonets fixed for instant use
strong pressure is being brought
to bear upon the cabinet for reslgna-
ION. and % is thought it viii comply
within three days
TOXIC. Feb DO There Is seri-
Gus riotiug on the streets here to
night
Mobs wrecked number OF police
stations and burned many street cars
The Emperor declared that In event
of further attempts az incendiarsm,
he would declare state Of siege eN-
isting al Toxic
This night rioting Is the sequel OF
the disorders today following the
resignation of prohicr Katsura and
his cabinet
The premier vas stoned and sllsh'-
Is injured as he was returning from
a visit 10 the emperor
Late in the day one OF the mot
leaders was killed This started a
general fight iu which the police
charged the crowds with drawn
swords
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TWtATntp
Local Forecast

Unsettled with ram or snow ana
colder Tuesday
Vaatardaxfe femuerafurg
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22
Announcements.

The Needle Club will meet at ,
O'Clock this afternoon with Mrs. II.
IT, Cooper. sos Harrison street
The Johnson-Street School Moth
ers' club win meet at the school
building at 3:30 O'Clock this after
noon.
The Ladies' Bible class viii meet
this afternoon with Mrs 5. D. Crt-
tenden. 80 Pierce street
The Mems Bible class will meet
this evening at 5 o'clock with Mrs,
s y. Crittendeh. 9l0 Pierce street
The Entire Nous Club will be en- .
teriained Wednesday afternoon from
$50 10 6 o'clock by Mrs. II. W. Still
well at the home OF Mrs. Byrd. 1904
Taylor street.
Next Thursday. April "a, an or.
ganizer will here to organize La
dies society. auxiliary to No 325,
i Of l.. F and r. All ladies wish
ing TO join should be at the Moos,
hall Thursday morning at . O'Clock.
Bell Bennett Missionary Society OF
Polk-Street Methodist church will
meet with AIRS. j. l.. Scott. Zoos Ty
Ter street. "Wednesday at $3.50 p. M.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22
sP[CULAT|ONS AS TO
LENGTH Of SESSION

WASHINGTON, d. G., April Ell
Whether Il will be- long session or
a short one Is question which the
lawmakers under tne come OF the
Capitol are unable to predict. II
the tariff bill liz rushed through SUB
stantially az Il was prepared 10y the
ways and means committee it is quite
possible that congress will adjourn
by July 1. But while the house will
very likely pass Il quickly. despite
the disappointment In various quar-
ters over failure to give what is con-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22
Miss 2ellner
Entertained Bcaunots.

The members and substitutes OF
the Beaunot Club were very charm
ingly\ entertained yesterday after
noon ny Miss Susie Mae Zellner at
her home. 500 West Seventh street.
Beautifuh pink and white roses
adorned the parlots of the home and
dellghtful\nfternoon AT cards was
enjoyed, Miss Martha shelton for
high score. receiving a lovely Mount
Vernon patterns sterling silver fork,
the club prize.
After tho games The guests were
served dainty luncheon at the card
tables, consisting OF chicken sand
witches. ripe olives. fruit salad and
cherry lee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22

"ChrisfiqHs NJ. .frHicd have come from
~ fhe'' Fr'' a. their brethren
not Jews, uat Christians As the Jew.
lsh Religions ~ Jesus day persccut.
ed their more righteous brethren. 80
nominal Christians have been the chief
persccutor. uf the Lords faithful fol-
lowers. Scr Psalm G9l2l
This per ecution has come upon
faithful s1r'. u nearly every denomi.
nation. sad 20 say this persecution
has come from unfaithful souls ~
nearly over, denomination. In nearly
every case lie profession has been
made that tnc prosecuting was done
FOR the GLORY II God See Isaiah GG.5
Already the world In general lnclud.
Ing the jew realize that a great mis-
take was made In prosecuting Jesus
even unto death To some extent sim.
liar trnusgr,.sions against His faithful
follow@ have been recognized Yet
the same au,,pus disposition leads tp
persecution eren IA our day
WHY has cd ordained that Christ
and Ills faithful followers should thls
suffer- o. Jesus case. the Father used
these trying experiences 10 demon.
strate III, sons love loyalty and obe,il
cnce. ~ rrpl.minary 10 our Lords cy
uliaiion o. great honor and glory In
the ease ~ the elect Church. II Is even
more proper hat. being gathered from
amongst allen race. they should b.
tested 70 the very lsst-unto death
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22

partment to make no appointments
of customs officials until July |.
II would be easy for this policy 70
be extended to other departments;
for instance. the department of JUS
tice and the postoffice department,
which have been somewhat slow
about distributing places. Such tao
ties are likely to prove efficacious.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22
HOW'S THIsP

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
i. ]. CHENEY CO. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known
'. J. Cheney for the last IS years
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and a.
hanclally able 10 carry out all obli-
cations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken Inter
haily. acting upon the blood ana
mucous surfaces OF the system. Tes-
lmonials sent free. Price Is cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for Con-
stipation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22
Seniors Entertained
Ry the Juniors.

The Senior class OF the Amarillo
High School was very elaboraleb en-.
tertained last evening by the mem
bers OF the Junior class M the Pier
son home. 1909 Taylor street
The decorations throughout the
home were beautiful and elaborate I'm
their profusion. The reception hal,
was In the Amarillo colors. yellow
and black, with the Amarillo High
School pennants. The library was in
the Senior class colors. green and
white, and the decorations were car
ried ont with the class flowers. white
carnations. In the diniug-room were
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22

sidered sufficient protection. there
will probably be a different story to
tell IN the senate I'm that body tho
advocates OF protection for sugar aud
wool are likely to gather enough
democratic support TO hamper the
program of the administration. That
will mean delay. ii not disaster for
the bill And then. too. II Is not inn
probable that the President may wish
the currency question taken mp, and
perhaps other important questions, 80
that the session may stretch along
into October.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22
Y. ". A. Meeting.

Miss Sammie Slade was hostess to
the Y. W A. OF the First Baptist
church yesterday afternoon at a very
pleasant meeting at her home, 1904
Polk street.
The program was carried out as
follows
Leader Mrs. Charles Small
Opening song.
Roll call \answered with mission
AIRY verses.
Scripture raading and pral'r.
Home Mission journal Mrs. j. II,
Crawford
Piano Solo Mrs. W. u. pEIlpott.
Foreign Mission Journal Miss
Eakle.
A happy social hour was enjoyed
and delightful refreshments were
served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22
PAIO DCRO CANYON II NOT \
PLEASURE CHoIND

! nave the Currie pastures leased
do not want people going In there.
Ihey disturb the cattle The gates
TO the Falls and Devils Kitchen are
locked. There are no other gates
entering the canyon in the pastures.
Parties who take down the fence and
go In will be prosecuted for trespass-
ing. H. c. HARDING.
ifi-5c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22

II YOU cough all night YOU get 1
rest, nor does anyone else In the
house Keep within reach a bottle
OF BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYR-
UP. II is then easy to stop the tick
ling which causes the cough. when
ever il appears Price 25c. soc and
81 per bottle. sol dby L. q. Thomp-
son a Co, Druggists. Amarillo. Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22

Mrs Arthur Dinan has returned
from a months visit Ia Sioux CITY
and Fort Madison, Iowa. and 81 Paul,
Mimi
Mrs II C. pipkin has returnc
from Houston, where she was callec
on account of the serious illness OF
her mother, death resulting about 10
DAYS ago.
" Rev II. f. jenkins. pastor of the
First Baptist church. was called TO
Gainesville. his former home. yestof
day, TO conduct the funeral service OF
DIR. NJ. l.. Moody. who was very
dear friend OF the jenkins family.
having for years been the family ply.
stefan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22
GIVES INSTANT ACTION.

l.. O. Thompson a. Co., reports that
A SINGLE DOSE OF simple buck
thorn bark. glycerine, etc. as CON-
pounded in Adler-i-ka. the German
appendicitis remedy. stops constips
tlon OF gas ON the stomach INSTANT
LY. Many Amarillo people are be-
ing helped.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-22

that, la the case
OF Jesus ana ths
early Church. the
persoC utions
came from their
brethren accord
ing to the flesh
the Jews But
all down the Cos
pei Age. the per
sccutlons uf the
& hurC h. tn q
brethren OfJcsus.