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Die @HnSerorseI BON yreslam
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Wre | II, %. SSiilt.
Tie Sobrb,utRrtbnue IN 8reslan.
hie pon Der rudrbtigen Stlippel Der
8eIt eetront iuiro, beberbergt Die
grobte bisber gebaute GrgeI Grit ais
Sie Safle beirtnhe poIlenoet mar, iGBte
man ben GntifIuB, iie nit elmer Or
gel aus3uitGtten. Cine iold9e geburte
in oieie Hieienbone, oern Fe iii ons
einSige Snjtriment, bas aaein chne
ieoe anoere Wiiipirtung ben serDalti.
gen Ranm 5u beberrid,en Dermdg, mo
fle aiebt ben WeuiienorheIter. uno
gborg rgeian9sfonaerten bic Beibe, Die
Ger in6htige gou Der Sole foroert.
Weit Der Srael lit bic Sabrhmnoeft'
boae Der grobte 9htiitanpel Deiitid.
lambs geiuor6eH.
Ter greslauer sSrRfnbenperfebrs.
pereia gab bic eriten Diittel fir Die
CraeI, 10000 geurf, aus ben llebcr.
idaiIen Der 8resIniler sSeitlpod,en ge.
sdmmeIt, uno man glniibte nit elmer
Grgel bon 70 StimnRn ausfoniHen
,u fonnen. lie sahEritdnoigen biei.
Ten aber Elm icld,es eIlItrlment ian
SinbIif ouf Die nmeniionen oes
Rieienraunies fir pieI 3u fiein, iino
Die Staot gresInu, be erbauerin Der
Sale, foIete oen iod,oeritanbieeE
Ratbe iino lpenoete nit benz geitra3e
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS runo
100 900 Ulart fir ben guu Der Or.
aeI oiii, Die irlunREr 1877 Stiminsn
lf3 3ronsnniiionen. 2 8lodenlperse
Iunb $500 Bieifen 3dhlt gtaf oeii
l8orihIooen BON grofeiior Strnnbs
l2eip3ig) uno agl. Yairiifoireftor an'
liorae. sipei Der heruprrngenbiten Wsi'
liter bes CraeIIpieIs, fpiiroe 0ds Ge'
Innltiae Werf bon Der branbenbiirgi'
lif,en s5irmn Saner in Jrnnfiurt a
10. in cine Der nlnd)tigeii gogeHofI'
lmlngen Der Salle eingebnut.
| Ter 8ou fpuroe 10 melt beIhIen
lnigt, oaB bic Srgel iton Bel oerer
loffnitriq Der ssabrbunoertausitellngl
lnurdl bef aroRprin3en i'm Wai init
lmndjiooIlen I0neii bic geipoltige SalI
ourdbroliIte i,n0 bod, mar crit eIr
| Ibeil Der 1tinunen iertia. aud) beui.
lin bic Rieienor9el nod, MIDI
Ioolenbet Ios grpEe Mert nerIang
ti,oh iber Den CONNER hinaus inten
Iiipe Mrbeit. Crit gum Serbit bel oei
Igroien Ruiiffeiten Der ssobrbunoert
InusitcIIung, Der @uifuhrumg Del
lWaablerid,en .Sinionie Der 1anieno"
lDer Ergelfonserte bes 4rofeifor.
IWsar 9leger, Der eigeus fir Die Mie
lienorgeI Der ssabrbimOertballe aom
lpciiiionen aeihrieben bat. miro fsa ci
Ipoae 5d0Rbeit iino Strait ibreralans
lDirfung, bic reide Geiinltuugsnos
IIifkei. Der Snrmonien entinlien.
llsber bic nod aussufiibrsnbeu Nr
tsitsn III btuie eins offi5ieIIe Nerlout
ltszuu0 sEacHaeE. BIG IN f0l0kRosu
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4nf einer lanaeren Reiie

iolIte man INNER WitteI gum Shuse
Der Geiun6beit BEL iid baben. llno
Die piel mebr crit auf Der ldngften
Reiie, Der our6 bas 2ebenl Sin gliif.
lihes 3uriidlegen oerielben iii gar
niht oenfbar obne elm 8luterneue.
rungsnittel BON Der Grt Der beriibnt.
ten ct. Bernard 3rdlIterpiuen, Delhe
auf Den Mogen uno Die 2eber pirfen,
beren aranfbeiten oerbiiten unb beilen
uno bnntit cine geiunoe Waenge guten
gIutes herItellen. Sic beiteben nur
aug 4fIan3enitoffen. Sic iinb niht
iibersufert, oo iie feline Spur osenoen
Cities entboIten ilno belfen obne aus-
nobne. rs Gents. 4potbeten. am
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Wlaris 9. ernft an bo. $500.

Marie 9. Grnit an b0. $500.
Wilber 8. Spnss an j. Hationols
3. Ii. 6. go. $4,000.
5rancis J. Sorrel an StelId W.
0irfd). $97OO.
Sciepb q. Cameron an Soutbernl
0bio i. ii. &. SO. S400.
Ridnrb 6oeb an AcpiIon y. II. 8.
So. $4,000.
Morgarst MILTON an SoutbernSho
GoDinQs gi. So. $2500.
geiIie a. 3apIor an State Npenns
g. IL. q. 60. $1,000.
gls[is 1apIor an Wlar 2ebermeier.
$500.
ebsrbarbt 3epf on Sarrn 8idmann
II. ". $194.50.
Bernard s. auntmon an 5arrp
Didman II. U. 5000.
gsnidntin ReIlon on 6. q. Ribis
man. $2800.
Gli3abet6 8roots an Germania
so. 2 8. u. g. 60. $1,000.
CLARA lltrsdt an Gincinnaius 8. II.
Q. go. $4,000.
0etiIgte 5npotheten.
Sobn Smile on WeitIiher Stsrn
g. II. g. ". 60. $3.50.
Qltert %. groFart an Cabinet 8.
II. y. 60. S2750.
5obn n. Gpsbep an Warp aIsin.
$500.
sSrsb. gster an CLARA Ulsrtsi.
$500.
qnna g<6t an ct. Bernard grOs
greFiDe y. II. 6. Go. $4,000.
Waris 9binnss an llnitp .. ii. g.
60. $25O0.
Bernard g. anusDen an 2ibtral 6.
II. 9. 60. $3.50.
Charlotte 0untIah an 9loalbert
3int. $1,000.
Bernard grus an Soutbern Gar.
gdnt 60. S250O.
!. 8. Siisns on 5oms 9. Ii. 6. u.
go. $1400.
Caroline qbores an Spbn 3. llps
ton. $500.
Wurie 6. Grnft an Brighton Ger
man gt. 60. $500.
Greo. 2etpine on Grant Rnmiep.
$1,000.
Gilbert Rosi5 an Rem WtObatpt g.
| u. $1650.
Geo sauien an antonio Some g. u
3. 60. $500.
John Gang an @ermanid Q. u. Ro
3. $1,000.
Wiottis 2otpenitein on GIenudg g
II. Q. Go. $4,000.
Vita 5abib an 2iucoln 9. u. go
/. $4,000.
Sordb 9bomos an Cabinet g. Il. g
60. $500.
Gbas. 9unbam on Gnenmore 2. II
8. 60. $2050.
Senrp Dissins an 9ernarb aamp
$500.
6Iara utreht an GIenpop 6. II. .
| 60. $4,000.
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geupe glieauot. Gin uns
itsrbliher Qome, Elm Rame fur INNER
psrfniipfi nit fprubenosm asbsn unD
fbdumsnosr Cuff, unn fpenH un6 tee
nes iener 6erbarien oes Ruhmes, pie
man aonpenIations eeyito ntnnt.
i'm nod, ouffiibrt. elm Rame. Der H'6i
peraefIen perben tann. Utooame
glnauot peroieHt, bic rBiitrDe' ets
nannt su lrtrben, oenn Don ibrtm 28.
bis su ibrsm 50. aebensiohre bal ne
ben i6par8en Sdieier gsirdsen. in
ihrtn Merien mouHirte slr leihtferils
Ger geiIt lie islbis lpar emit uno
itreno. Usaoame 8arbe Rleole elics
quot mar bic ao6tsr oes 80rpnsgous
eoroieu. zines Waires bon Rbeims.
uno b.iraibete nit q Sohren, anno
1898, einen fpeeeH DsrpunoungeH
penlionirien biirgerlitku Sffi3xr.
sfraueois Waris Glicquot. Der iIth
lpd6renb feiner iuraen Gbe sdn3 Der
Nerteferung Der GbGmpagntrpeine
tpfbmstl. 9lls er 1905 iiorb, trdt feline
iunae Witttpe an bic Spibe oes gss
i6dftg unn isste iein Dtrt NIT iolhem
Grfolge fort, oa5 ibre Jdbriiats gbtlt&
ruf erLitItsn. 9tdt tpsnieer trugen
ocsu bic Ipdtsrsn arkse bel, o'e1rups
pen aus alltr 5erren aGnosr n0tb
Jrautwid fiibrtsn. Omar pliinoerisn
| Die .surboren1 ibrs 9orrdihe gshOs
rig.. aber fie ipurDsn b1fiir auh apos
itel, bic Dsn Ruhm bes brnuituotH
9rnutes In ole 3onsn iruseH. Wenpe
glitaupt iDurbs unermebIih reid Ino
benobHis bas praftpclIe Ghlob B0urs
eanlt, aber fie near audi pon W64iten'
| Iiebe unb tbat pisl 0uiss. an ihreus
glamsHsiags, am 1a& Der beiligsn
Barbara, Der 5duBpotroHin o<r Mrs
tillsrie, gab be aonisin Dss fHalltHs
ben g,fropFtns sIdnsenoe atits. Ns@
flame i'm rnocernsn Sinne D<rihmdhte
| fs. Nls bos 6nus WOst u. Gbdnnon
| in Wettbeirerb nit ihr .troi unb an ale
1dnssrinnsn Der Grobsn Dper a0rbe
NIT ainIntn hires 5nbritats fhidie,
that fie nihts tsrgleifen. 5brt 1ods
| Ter beiraibsis ben DrofeH Gbecigne.
librs Gntelin ben @rafen Wlcn!<mars.
Ik anfangsbuhit1ben biefer Mb<lss
namen &. M. lnmiideH bns GdloB.
ober bic gDinaer Der Gbdmpcgnt ltieH
bordus nus bic Morss Ghampagns
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r:ripertbet iit. min man iidh Gin Bib
Rom llInfanoe Der arbsit biefes iDie
iioerbnupt itbss Srgelbaues MAIDEN,
10 muB mon iih porftfllen, DAB isoe
|ei.iseIns pfeifs beIonbers intDnirt iptrs
Zen muB, unb 5fuar nad 1onbohe,
4nnftdrie unb alongfdrbe in ii1 ufo
I'm 8erl1ItniB Jun GdnSen uno
nie Rititnorgel Der sJdbrbunbertbdlle
beIibt 1880 Yfsifen! Dir Sntonn'
sinll lit cine miibfdme, langtpisrige nilo
ishpieriae 4rbeit, bic in ieoem Raums
r5n 8rnnb aus uerihiebsn III, it ndh
leinen atiIitii6en Wirtungsperbdltniis
Ten. Giefe bdngen bon Der grobe beg
Roumes, bem Orunbrib, Qners uno
Qaraenfhnitt, Der 4rt Der Dedsns
unc Wanbdusaeitdltuns, la Iogur BON
Der Mrt Der peripenbeten Baumoieria.
lien db. Gin 3pn, Der in einem Rous
me aut tlingt, tann in einem anbersn
Ranms aaas anbers, ia nusgefprcfkn
unFchon ipirten. gs mnB oaber nnters
iud,t iperbsn, ipie Der Baum ben 5on
lat.tftifd, aufnimmt, oh er ihH pergr0s
bort, rersbelt, perarobsrt, Dertitinert,
rtrit1rtt, abfhtpdht. part, iDslt,
;tunpf cber fpiB moft. LIN bic Bee
abiihiiate aldneforbe i'm hdrmpnls
| liten 3uiammentlang NIT ben 0nberefi
gfeiicn mno in Der bod)iten Berpcll,
tcmmnuna su erreihen, HiiHsn BET les
bsr einselntn pfeife an ben psritis.
oeEften gtellen gsr1nber,ingen porees
nomn,en tperoen, uno stpar am FuB.
an aern, am unteren nno oberen
Gabium, OH Der 9orperldnge, am an'.
idnitt, am Wuno, am aernipdlt uno
an ben ptrihisbenen 8drten (Strsihs
bGrten. Seitenbdrten. aaiienborten
liz. I. M. 9ei 8ornabme Der SE@
ionoiion mub bemnaf jebe sins
selne Qfeife duf ben 5on beobdhtet.
mehrfah aus oem Stod hsrouss
osnommen unb fpitbsr eilgeiebt Der
mu, unb 10 fort, biz our6 bic Rom.
Ifinaiion oieisr Berdnberungen, Die
e4rs fpinsia isin i0nnsn. Der SHtonis>
Ter bic qfsife allmdblif ouf bic gss
lipiiufhte ridtige f!angfarbe unozOns
fdrfe aebra6t bat. Gs tommt Dor,
hob iufOlqe bisIer Dielfa4en ausglsi.
trnasn cine gfeife. sbe its in jsosr
Igfihtuna Den sefpiini6ten aon beitBt.
| 40 bis 5Omal bur6 bic dubernoe
| Sonb bes sntonierers eeht uno bic
| qfrbeitsseit zines eau3en 9dses beanz
iprutt. Die Snionotion Tam nur
| EEL or6Bter Gti[le Dor iih gehen. Sic
| lit eober auf bic rubise 2osess uno
Ioie Rcbtsei. beIhrGntt uno bari nar
rUn Denisen muiitalii6 unb tiinitis.
| rid tegabten ardften ausgsfulrt
irsroen, beun ie msbr aeuts iiber Der
sntonotion arbeiten, um 10 eter iino
llnolei6kiten in ben einselnen IoHsH
lrn6 in Der alongfpirtung rliDalid.
GO pisl ii6sr bic Sdppisristeiten bet
Rem gusbau Der Rieienorses Die
Troo. Der 9lfuitit in Der 5alls. Don
Der nebeu Der Sntonaiicn Die CUTE
muiitaIifhe Dartuns obbdnst. IT
mad bem aIIsemsinsn lrtbeil in befris.
oiosnber Weif. ssl6f. Die 5dlle hai
Ii1 ibr. oiuitiIhs Geuerprobe brsits
mshr aIs sinmal in ben bisherissn
! 0Dn,ertsn beftanben. auh Der 3ar'
.eI.e 9on psrliert iih uiht in BEN RE
! iioeu Roums. Gelinet nun nDh o1s
, oros, Derf Der sntouuticn Der Cr9el,
. 10 piro bic ssabrhunberthals thrtH
3rpsd ols einsigeoftebsnOer Ululttiem..
] pc. orobien Stilg BEL ben aOnaerisr
2 i'm Serbit poll eriiiaen.
/. 9eors 5allama.
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mer, Elm 9raet aanb In Ssttion 33 in
Minereet Up. 81.
Spbn 3. Spiller an s5Iorsnte W.
Smith, Cots 975 unb 978 in 9ofinger
ii. Spptins 4. linterabtb. in GImpooo.
81.
amelio elliott, per Sheriff, Oil
5oms y. II. =. &c., Sbtil BON Got 10
in 6omiltOn Gountn SoouIe y. IIios
eiatipn in Sorttpsa $2625.
WiLiom $. >Garier on artbur
Moore Ii. a., Cots 154 unb 155 in
Wm. gartsr's llnterabtbeilung in va
psrlp glaee. 81.
Smith 6itenlooper an Ben y. 9eIs
ION, 2pts 70 unb "a in 5idenIooptr's
llnterobtb. in 5airmount. 81.
Sii0or Giienberg an Groper 6.
4ymitrpna II. g., 20 bel 120 Sub an
Der Siibfeits bon 8udene CTR, 140
fSnb ipeftIif BON DAT Ctr. 81.
Clarence gor on Gmmd 2borp, 25
bei 100 sSub an Der McUailIon Str,
5tpiIhsn Boone uno Si9bp Strdbs.
81.
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arsnb, bofielbe Gieentbum. $1,000.
q. u. Dabe II. u. an 3obn O. 6epl,
Is Sabre 2eaie auf 80 Sub on Der
Jloroieite bon 2ipingIton Ctr, sipis
Ifen 2inn unb gapmillsr Ctr, jdhrs
Iihe Mietbe $3.50.
Ralpb 8. Refpcomb II. u. on bic
Seuitns Contribution ono Realtp g.,
5heil bon Cots 81 uno SO in Der lns
ts-abtb. BON 5. 20. 2pon's Gftate an
8nIIen Roab. 81.
Gerietbe on DO, Cots 156 unb 157
in Gli3abetb 5ouant's llntsrattb. in
4ponDols. 81.
GerItIbe an b., Cots p unb % in
2Iponoole Spnoitote llnterabtbeiIung.
81.
Gffa so. Ssntins on DO, 40 bel 1T
SUB an Der Weitieits Don 8urnet ape..
81 guB n0roIid BON 9ordeiter Ips.,
81.
RcIpb 8. glstpeomb an bo., 5 bei
III SUB an Der Deitieite bon Surnst
4ns. 81.
Goitb Wlnelisr on Ralpb 8. Retps
comb Il. u. baisIbe Gigsnthum. 81.
Rdlph 8. Repcomb II. u. an DO.
90 lei 162 sSuB an Der Suoisite bon
Doolpsr Qps., $50 5ub OitIi6 BON
Clifton 4ps. 81.
Waoe 8. Sia an Wort q. Reslp.
Cots 70 unD II in glod U in CHARTS
M. Stels's llutsrabtb. in College Oil.
81.
WiIIiam s5ebr on 9souburo gears
II. a., 80 bel 10 Sub an Der gsorba
isite bon 0apton Strabs.. 955ub rpeit.
lib BON Coleman Ctr. 81
Gaa W. Rpbolt an 5Olpdrb pro'
pbstsr, Got rs in 8snion u. RpboIts
lInterobtb. in gbepiot. 81.
5srbert 8. pod,oup on Wilbour s.
Sones, 81 Bel 135 SUB an Der Sftieit'
BON Gaoasna apenus in Rprpooo
81.
DopI. R. gattilpn on Gathrnr
lsSap, 45 BEL 135 5ub an Der Neitieit'
bon @rano Qlpe., 245 Jub noroIid Dor
gaTett Roao. 81.
| 5pbonna 6. gotih. an Sobn 2ipps
| 20 ater 2anb in Ssition % in 9eIb
| Sp. 81.
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Il. o., ungsfdbr 40 adsr 2ano II
Ssttion 80 in Columbia 9otpnIbip
Isl.
Dapie w. pattilon an Reuis Ian
Tor, 2bsil BON Got 2 in Wlt. Spp
SnHbiente lHierabth. 81.
grxn BON 9ottlib grenner, pc
Sbsriff, an 9orothea grenner, 20 be
l90 SUB an Der Sitisits Don GOT Ctr
s..
9protbea grenner an gIi5abst
9rodts, baiielbe Giaenthum. 81.
Morn Diggers an Wurp Ramp
Got 26 unp 1biI bon Got 25 in aour'
! G'9rien's llnisrabtb. 81.
.. r. poiieneer IL. u. an Balis
IL. anoie Il. 4.. % Qder 2anb 1
; Eeftion Ia In grpsbn gp. $500.
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81 sd dten-

,5dtt' ib cine abnuns gsbabt, mas
fiji preiie BITE 9ilber pom &liboDsti
mal ersielen ipiirDen, - taufenb Uaarf
hdtt' id ihm gepumpt uno Dann bel
JIM pfdnbsn iaiIsu.4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
MEXICO FACES
NEW DIFFICULTIES
NEW REVOLUTIONS SPRING
UP FROM EVERY
QUARTER
TO. RESTORE MAOERO
SOLDIERS AND MONEY IN LARGE
SUMS OFFERED IN EFFORT
To RESTORE M.iDERO
TO POWER

ME- lCO CITY, Feb 2l.-lt is
certain that the new administration
OF Mexico must deal with the new
revolution in addition TO remnants
OF the old one.
Three governors OF states formal
ly refused to recognize Huerta and
three Others are doubtful
Nonestiano. Carranza. governor OF
Coahuila with 1909 men working
with Emilio and Raoral Madero.
brothers OF the deposed president.
Jose Cayou, former governor OF
Sonora telegraphed Governor May
toreua OF Sonora offering 5000 men
and two million pesos TO restore Ma
dero 10 office.
Maytorent telographed the Senate
and Huerta repudiating the new ad-
ministration.
The Governor OF Yucatan. igno'
rnt OF Gustavo Madero's death. wir.
ed him offering the service OF twelv,
hundred men and money to assist
the new revolution
General Porifiro Diaz former pres
ident who has been In exile in Eu
rope. is coming home tie is expect
ed TO arrive April End
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
intervention
NOW PROBABLE
UNEXPECTED DEVELOP
MENTS CHANGE POLICY
OF GOVERNMENT
TO PREVENT ATROCITIES
MEXICO MUST OBSERVE AMENi-
TIES OF CIVILIZED WAR
FARE IN TREATMENT
OF PRISONERS

by Nesocis'tl ffce
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. II
Intervention by the United states to
secure justice or fair trial Tor Ma
doro announced by Secretary knoA
today. was an unexpected develop
mcnt ia the state departments pol
les of non Intervention in Mexican
troubles
II appears. however, that the
statement was based on the assump-
ton that the Mexican government
would observe the amenities OF ciV-
llzed warfare IN the treatment Of
prisoners of high or low degree, ana
ihe killing of Gustayo Madero gave
ground for grave apprehension '"r
he fate OF the eX-president
1t was felt that the time had come
TO stretch forth restraining hand
The Government shows no sign oil
siopp!ug varike preparations to
care Tor Americans and foreigners In
Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
.|NAUGURAT|ONPLAN
At LAST COMPLETE
EVERY DETAIL IN THE IN
AUGURATION HAS BEEN
WORKED OUT

hl ASSOCIATED ffc&
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb al
\ coat OF white paint was'applied to-
day TO the square reading desk from
which President Wilson will deliver
his inaugural speech. and constiSh
ted one OF the finishing touches to
the temporary structure that has
gone up on the east front OF the cap
itol in the preparation for the inau-
guration.
Arrangements for most of the de-
tails of the event have been complet-
ed.
Under the reading stand at which
President Wilson will stand to ad-
dress the crowd Is concealed a gate
which will swing open TO allow him
to descend 10 his carriage for his re-
turn 10 the White House. without
passing through the crowd on the
satnd President Taft and President
elect Wilson will pass into the capi
FOL mp broad steps OF the Senate wing
and will 10 after the ceremonies IL
the Senate chamber. through tn
central door OF the capitol to the 90
ausurai siapd
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bR|bE OFFERED
To RELEASE THAW
DIR. RUSSELL SAYS THAT HE
WAS OFFERED BRIBE
OF $4,000.

~ Ass.,I strd PEE.
ALBANY, Ny. Feb. 2l.-Dr. Jno.
W. Russell, superintendent OF Mat
teawau Asylum told Governor Sui
zer's committee OF inquiry today,
that he was offered twenty thous-
and dollars by a lawyer a few weeks
ago II he would agree to release
Harry X Thaw He said that he re-
fused lie could not recall the law
yer's name.
The governors inquiry followed
the circulation OF report of plan
TO bring about Thaw's release
through political influence.
DR.. Russell preiously testified that
William f. Clark, secretary OF the
Sulzer inquiry committee told him
"theat Sulzer would be pleased TO
have Thaw released Governor
Sulzer said the use of his name was
unauthorized
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22

NEW YbRk. Feb. 2l--Jews the
world over today engaged IN their
annual Observance OF IA" festival OF
Purim. a holiday based on the bibli-
cal book OF Esther. and celebrated as
q commemoration OF the downfall OF
Haman. the prime minister OF King
Ahasuerus OF Persia. Who. according
TO the book. plotted the extinction OF
the Jewish race and was hung on his
own galloWs that he erected for Nor
decai. a leader os the Jewish people
OF that time
The plans for %. obstruction OF
the Jews conceived by Haman were
frustrated by Queen Esther. a Jewess,
and the niece. OF Mordecai Esther re-
yealed the plot TO the king. her royal
spose. and the perfidious prime min
ister vas put TO death II was In
gratitude for this miraculous deliy-
erance that the feast OF Purim was
established II is still a day OF joy
Gus celebration by the Orthodox Jews
throughout the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22

SUFFER INTENSELY
HAVE MUDDlEST DAY OF
HIKE BUT PRESS
FORWARD

w Associated fteh - 81.
HAVRE DE GRACE. Md. Feb. -
With slightly depleted ranks Gen.
Rosaline Jones. and band OF suiira-
gettes reached here al dusk, aiter
a march over the muddiest ana
worst roads since leaving New YORK
Three mixers were missing whei
the main body reached here but they
marched into town later on, suffer
ing intensely from blistered iee'
while two others remained behind to
aid other women who were plastered
with mud.
The commlssary automobile caugh,
fire on the road but was quickly eN'
.tinguished
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
EFFORT To PAC|fY
NORTHERN MEXICO
NEW GOVERNMENT MAKES
FURTHER CONCESSIONS
TO REBELS

FL PASO. Tex Feb 2l.-A Anothe.
play for the ratification OF northern
reyolutiouists was made today when
General Diaz invited TWO rebel rep
reseniatives TO hurry 10 Mexico City
This Is understood TO be In addi-
tiou 10 two northern rebels appoint
ed on Huerta's cabinet. neither OF
whom accepted
The original message was sent 20
Colonc. PasQual Orozco. Sr.. aud 20
the personal agent OF the younger
Orozco.
Rebels and Federals of Northern
Mexico remain In tho same positions
a. before the revolt
The demands regarding land
grants are being formulated Tor
presentation by delegates to the ma
tional capital
The 10 feeling between volunteers
and regulars in Juaroz is increasing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
HUERTA To RULE
WITH IRON HAND
SAYS PEACE WILL BE RE-
STORED REGARDLESS
OF COST

gy Associated Press
NENlCO CITY. Feb ~ That
the new administration OF MEXICO cN-
poets 20 use the methods OF Poriirlo
Diaz 30 far as possible In governing
the country. was made evident today
by General Huerta.
He declared no matter what the
cost might be. or who the men Vere
who paid II. peace would be- restored
In Mexico
~. outlined program FOR ih'
use of tho army IN restoring and
maIntaing o.
~, admitted that in many parts OF
the republic. the new administration
vas not favored. and 20 these sec
ton, h.. would send em.ssarIes o'
troops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
MAN SHOT BN ACTRESS
REFUSES To PROSECUTE

~ ntrhfluNu
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb. Ell
The case against vivian Martin Lyon
motion picture actress. formerly of
Denver. who shot Robert J. Widney.
a married man OF Los Angeles, on
December fourth last. was dismissed
The judge explained that ne was
forced 10 dismiss the case because or
the refusal of the man injured TO
prosecute. AT the same time" he
said II want to caution the defend
ant not to keep fire arms In her bed
room because il might chance again
that she would shoot a man accident
~ who would not be SO lenicnt with
her as Widney
Widney testified he was wounded
by the accidental discharge OF re-
volver which Mrs Lyons asked him
TO unload He said the best of feel
ing existed between them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22

CANADIAN. Texas. Feb. 2l-
Four inches OF snow fell here last
night. following a misty day The
snow is slowly melting today and
will do great good
This snow following the six inches
that fell three weeks ago will be OF
incalculsble benefit to wheat and
general farming conditions
Farmers are turning sod and max
ing other preparations for farming
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
OF MERGER
ABOUT COMPLETED
sy Associated Pr.a

ay Associated Pr,s
WASHINGTON. u. G.. FEB. - ~
Attorney General Wlckersham viii
personally represent the government
in the hearing before the Federal
Court at 81. Louis Monday on the
plan of dissolving the Union Pacific
Southern Pacific merger in accord
ance with the decision OF the United
States Supreme Court.
The attorney general and the rep
resentatiyes OF the two roads VIII
agree upon plan OF disin,egralon
and all that remains TO make II e.
fective il the courts approval.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
North Dakotans To Dine.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. 2l.-
The North Dakota Association of the
District OF Columbia has completed
arrangements for It's annual meeting
and banquet at the National Hotel
tomorrow The occasion will mark
the twenty-fourth anniversary OF the
admission OF North Dakota to the
Union and the seventh anniversary
OF the organization OF the associa-
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
TcNas-New Mexico boundary Dispute
Settled.

WASHINGTON. u G.. Feb. I'll
The report OF the special commits
sion to fix the boundary line be-
tween Texas and New Mexico was
approved today by President Taft.
and decides In favor OF Texas
The point in dispute was where
the bed OF the Rio Grande river eN-
isted in 1858
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
,.,si> Of southern Representation

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 2l.-
Until a majority OF the members OF
the republican committee express a
desire for the national convention OF
the party 10 revise the rules and 60
change the basis OF Southern repre-
sentation. Chairman Charles D. Hn
les will not call meeting OF th'
committee 10 consider the subject
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22

OTTtMWA. Ia. Feb 2l.-The be-
ennial convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Iowa,
began In this city today and will con-
tinue over Sunday The attendance
includes several hundred delegates
representing city. college aud rail
road branches OF the organization
throughout the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-22
Temperance Day in Alabama.

MUNIUUMEN1 NH, FtU' Il
Temperance exercises were held In
every public school of Alabama to-
day. in compliance with the new
State law making the observance of
Temperance Day compulsory in the
schools