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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Iorif Irociplp. Com bcficnot cr

Ncrtt NrOc1Blp. Sollt Detlcnof er
WiUnQ0cr al norife @ntifUiteter:
SoIuioger, WsbIer. uOifnarnc @ien.
itonoe oq meqet ou0et / 9Iorcne3 9sb
iolQt lto al 2onOct. s Sc iencre Nar
li1Qcr 2anbetS cane Nllliecr life oaa
2ooiioen, men ier j Chen bopoe Oh
fiobcre % Guriitcr 'rit Spillcrum.
San mcpet QlG6eIiQcrc err set. nnar
noqcn al De ilopanorcOc Sfottc ucu.
Ser tiIboqe iQicn, % ct iliQt Silirl0e
or netop bpnbt. en- Qommel rig
Sfutte, 9fobert Bruce NrnrItrouQ. So,
Sc iiior. San hoDoc / mnnqiolNi0e
Nor beielt NcrQc 90 / Giocrue5 2eb
tiobt en- bel Gel bproiiulot Qoumclt
norif SsIptsi, % peo lin 500 teito.
mcnterc0e bGn SEN pofre SonIinQ iii
NerNens Niticitlff. : r~eitaucntct
he's set, at ser our Ell (0f ior al Sen
@Ipbe ban hopbe bopt Al line Hciier
/ IorQe. Nrmitron0a SamIinq err
mi %onfommct til @crQcL % / 0i3ie
Gage or0net % uoitiQct / Mhlieet.
Set piicr iiQ, al sen i~n0eholocr ilcre
mcqet pprNiiuI0e Sing. Ger er
blnnQt on0ct et oloeIe8 iortrGiicli1
@erQensfrll8 ira set 17oc gorhur.
NreOe % Ell uomerfet ariitiouiofru5
ira omfrinQ 100. 9e2ltoen moe
boIOcr Somlingen fire boic @PQre
meo Stemplcr ira berQenife @ulo.
imc6e, % Ell ~ppperIiq Serie poa 81
oolnIe Sfecr. g ioroeIer ii9 oper Ii
Sen ira 1900 til 1900 % Qipcr ct
BELT 9iGeOe al Sfetppernc3 llouif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Gn Irbeiocrboiia brrnot. en- al

@pbonroneerS Arbeioerboliger neO-
brpnSte iorIe0en gtat, meOOeicS ira
GirfeneS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
@rummin9e.ltlNffen.

ifaoefonute oeb @rammin9e.lllpffcn
er pan Gsbierg S~pgehuS M finn 6rii
GIilabetb @cIlner ira Gre5oeu tilba.
ae; bun pentes uoitreueu inoen Sui.
men or Ianqt'ra belt hcl5re6ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

Patent Advokater og Solicitors.
JAS 4 "iis mses a FVsas %. r-rehsnp minneapolis. uins.
Hovedkontorer; eZ9-935 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
fiial. Room 81 McGlll Bldg. Washington, d. c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

Zen rIoitc @nmmerfifer. Sra
Wton0al mc00cIc3 ben 19oe Tou6r.
lllrif &am2Ian0 ira 9inoeSnc5 err
iiff6rt S%crlarbct5 GI0ite &ummerii-
tier. San er mi 80 Aar gammeI,
men bar nIi1cpeI o9iaa iour 0reuct
bette 6iife. llIrif ficn0cr Sc be0ite
6iifcplooic, bpor @unmcren er at
Ida Sag l. Oerior bar life nlouge pan
oisie aanter opnnaet ct beore &eiul-
tat emo ban, iom iaor gicnneminit-
Zig bar faaet 3 Summere pr. Seine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Saocns Num ne0iat. &

Sagens 0um neoiat. Sra Stocf-
bolm meO0ele$ Sen 21bc Nou. Spea
&oiret bar i0ag aiiagt Com / Sagen
MOB &optein Sogen; ban blep bpmt
til I WoaneoS 6pngieI, iom inliO-
Iertio aniees a%iionet peo &aretGgtS-
orrciten. 80 al Hettens WIcOIenmcr
mentc, at Sagen bare buroe 0omme3
til @poer. - Se0 llnoerretten blcu
Sagen ioemt ire MaancOerS Sang.
iel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

Gu baarS Heiic. Sra ariitians.
iuno meobeIes Sen 23oe 9ou. |oIt.
oampifi6et "aong Selge", tilbsrenAe
GampifibsieIitabet "Sbore" / ais.
benbapn. inofom / 6ormiobag ueo
.912 Sioen bertiI / iterft bapareret
Silitanb. Gampifibet nigif ira IS.
LAMB iorrige Senoag. o. ON Ron.
hagen, GA Sfibet beianot iig Roro
ior SGrserne, bleO Salpoelen al
&ommanoobroen repet bort al en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Norif Glcstricitct til SgaanS. 81.

Ter buao "0rammenS 3i0en0e" be-
retter, er Der / oisie Gage ounnet ct
&onIortlum, iom bar til Seniigt at
operfere eIeftriit Strait ira Norge til
Gonmarf. s Spioicn for 6oreto.
genoet itaor Operingenior Seueroa6l
hos 6irmoet Clemens Stucfert, Ser
bar Nloner oppe ON al unbp1ge ct
0anOfoIO / NGrbcoen al ariItians.
lano % lGg5e Sisfobler oocr til
9terreiuQonO. Spergsmoulet bar
ogIun tioIigerc pGret oppe, men octs
3ealiiation lie0te paa @onifeliahc-
Der, ga mar bar mangIet tilitruffe-
li9t gobe SiofGbler. elsie 9anife-
llgbe0cr ifal M bare leite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Gpmmrncbi6liutcf / Nrcnoal. Sra

U'UFEVFtf I NftHUUF' NIN
Nrenoal me0oeleS Sen 20oe Nopem-
Der. Sormonofabet bar / Wsoe igoar
enitemmig beiliittet at inOitiae til
@pitpret at Ser al 8oiS'5 2egotmio-
Ter aiiptteS 10000 Ser, boorai &en-
terne ifal anpenbes til Stotte ior ct
&ommlnebibliotef | Mrenoal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Snffcrsgrfnimscm paa Srbcrcn.

SHIIVItVIlHTHTtH pun NWUtTrH.
Sra Stnuanger meObeleS Sen 220e
Nopcmber. st Enr ipOcrife @ourO-
brugere bar pon ~Stapanqer 9lften-
bIob"S Suitiotip ct Far Tiger tube,
RET SufferOprfning / 9onmorf. Ge
bar M oigipet i'm Snoberetnin1 ON
Stu0ierne, % Sc iraroa0cr AnIGg
al Ell Sufferiobrif MI, men tilrao.
Ser 6ortiUtteIic al 6oripg5Oprfnin-
gen mte0 Sittfcrbeter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
%cisrrn til SpaanS.

|ciSrrn til 5paanS. Sra 5ron6.
biem me00ele5 0en 22oe Hopembcr.
@r. Bed, Gireftpr ior ct Genopls-
ieIlfab / SgqanO, bar ibag opbolot
Jig Der / 9pen iammen meO 9appe-
iogeo Scnsmono Sreoe for at ior6e.
reoe Sn0tie6 al 400 NoIsren ira
Snooien % @ronaiiel0ene til 0or-
ienoelie iii GennpIsitationen / Sui
lano. Get er Weningen at ienSe
Srrene meo Sernbanen ira Snnnan
oper Sr6n0biem, GIuerum, Chariot
ter5org I'll &eIiingborg. Ger blir
~autaseIig opiat et Grtrntog paa 10
20 &o9ne for InIeOnineen. Gen
enoelige Gontraft paaregnes aiiluttet
/ Snaaien | Sebet al nGite llge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

Storm % Sfrrf. Sra Sfien meo.
beIc5 0cn 220e Nopember. "a Camp.
ifibet "9tor0iie" igoor itltIoe qaa ira
l%llefo5 til @alten blpite oct iaa poIo.
FONT, at Saa0en frpn9eoe opcr, iaa
at HGlingen laa unoer &an0. 9me
Na5ia1erer itprte0e poo GUf % ior.
inntc iiN meo &ipbclter. Gn bel Gel
al Fnaiogercrne off iIan0 paa Sal.
ten, ga De life turoe iortiGtte. Wtcn
Set off bra, % Sampitibet fom / goo
@ebolO til Noto00cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Scosfalo.

~~tpHlu!p. "'NVU4IoC az SulllI'
aen", Sobonne8 Gabl. er ailooct ueo
Cohen 40 Mar Qammel. 0abl. ionl
tioliQere par ariot iom 6ulomUQtia
/ ariitionia T%an0rr'cu. uar Sofia.
Iiitcrncs StcrtirQ2Fon0iNat i @amle
Nter3 &reo$ / 1909.
Stiaer Ole GQinQien pes Hin.
q~erife& Niffelpcrf cr aiQooet peo %,
0cn al SIna, 6S Nor QammeI. Gl.
liullen bap6e o0y1t pe0 NiffeIpcrfet
/ oucr 80 Inr.
Ihp. Suerirrer CIaf alouien
/ Grammen er 6oG citcr lpn9ere
Ei05 SpaeIi9beN s. Gar QonmeI.
aIau.ien pnr iobt i a~onQ56crg. bIco
Stioent t 1864 ca Gano. mao. /
1873. Canine glor bIcp ban NOiunft
/ 2,aleiunO % / 1883 ioriInttcoe8
han til Gronmen hpor ban i 1901
6Icu uNnrunt til Cpcrlrrer. alou.
len foo 2Eiifeo / 1910. ga bans NcI.
brco oQcreoe bcngau0 uur iterft
iuUffet.
q5Iaf 9. NoufOm bIen iMorIe.
Sen Gd9 begrouCt ira Nrimtfebcr0s
Strife mloer operorNcutIi0 itor Gel.
toqclie. Sognepreit @crJeIono ior.
rcttct 90 holOt en- oucrorOentlil paf.
fer Win0etnIe oucr Ni09oc. Carer
2oltie6aIcn neoIoQ6c Ell inuf 3ron5
ira @lioeocs glepcr peo &uitc8ciN
@UrerIfole. 3. NoamumSnIcn ne0.
loQoe Ell GronS ira IamiIien. Gper
belle @pgoen blep Der iIoget paa boIu
Stnnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Gn nelitilet %nao. Tr,

Gn nelltiuet %ggo. Sra Songs
Ringer mcooeIe8 Sen 21oe 0op. 5
@rue @c~rre05itpre ioretoge5 ilaar ct
GpQior oper &onrmunenS ofonouliife
Sitting / Nnleonin9 al, at aommm-
men npIia in0fio6te en- itor Sfogeieu.
hom oQ Ill oenne optoe ct 2ann pau
100000 &r. Oct fremqonr oeroi.
at &omnmmen oQereSe eier SfoQ %
Sor0eienbommc ior 100000 SIR. %
Nftier ! &ong5Uingerburen ior 30.
900 &r. iorloeu ale @p10cu3 Sfo-
lehuie % TO &irfcr. aommuncn5
belle @iUlo Tor set iioitc S~foginnfiob
nor 10000 2r. Gen nDin0fi9bte
Sfoa cr toreret til 100000 SIR. :
Sc ii6itc 90 Nor bar @rlte aommli-
mes Crbiprcrbperp afperlen0e pUret
inoeboot ubclilffcnoe al 6amilierne
@reOeIGl-Sp % Smiteo, OF SET
fpnieruotipe Narti bar SEN belle SiO
uGret set le0enoe / &ommnleitpret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

Gn itpr SbclS'ng. s Sofi / SarlS-
berg er iielge "6remtiocu", poaitcO-
net en- OOeI5ing iom ppffcr ooifiQi1
Spmerfiombe0. NilS Marfenruo3
@nte iom cier Sen itore Sfogeienoom
MtartcnrilO er nenlIig oiiagt pao
Noel al Ell Seitcripn til benocS al
ooOe MfnnO. Ge par barnIoie, oQ
Ntan0en t%eitomcntcreoc ier lin SOB
@oar6en % belle lin Gienoom ill lin
Nultrl,. Srn bar iommen mc0 lin
Nlonb lcuet ouer 20 Nar - set Chs.
run bOorOe0 Ell Gicnoom o0le$. ga
ole trocoe bun iao ligcioa trpg iom
ellbOcr anoen. gtlt ifal Ser / C0cI5-
lopen iiroe5 en @eitcnmeIie iom ioit-
'laur, at bpi9 en- Mon0 har SOelsrct
pao en- @aarb igr ban otter iig. iuu
tnn life bans <ltru erboerpe S0el
/ oct SioSriim Sc er giite. 6un
mootte ! SiliUl6e bebol0e Gienoom-
men / 20 Nor eiter Wun0enS SOB
for at bare oOIet SEN. Oct er otter
Oenne @eIteunlelie at Gnfeiru Wor.
fenrl0 nj er oiiagt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23
OPPOSITION To
INCOME TAX GREAT
THIS SECTION on NDFRwOOD
TARIFF BIlL BRINGS
MANY PROTESTS.
CHANGES ARE NOT LIKELY
II Is Believed Bill Has Bc,n Wen
Handled Ia the House
and Objections
Met.
BY Associated Press

Ivy Rhsotlhlfu lItSh,
WASHINGTON. May %. - No
Amendment 10 the income tax sec
tlon OF the Underwood tariff bill
will likely be proposed by the sen
ate finance committee or the Demo-
cratic caucus, according TO announce
ment by leaders. who have the con-
sideration OF that part OF the bill
in hand
The committee room occupied by
the Subcommittee has tables piled
high with protests and suggestions
from many sources. bui the measure
Is believed to have been well hand
led IN the house and objections
made To- it are thought 60 have been
sufficiently met by amendments be-
fore the bill passed the house
/ Among the loudost protests are
those from mutual insurance com
panies conducted for profit Amend
ments 10 the bill In regard TO th,
importation of feathers OF birds
was also considered by Senator
. Johns of the subcommittee
Importers asked for further cN
ccption in prohibition against i'm
, poriatiou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23
ANNUAL REPORT
MISSION BOARD
SHOWING TOTAL NrpliOrHI \
1IuNS AND DISBURSEMENTS
lOR FISCAL YEAR

ATLANTA. Ca Nav 3D. The
l7th annual report of be rrosbytcr-
ian Board oi Forcisn Missions pre-.
scented 60 the General A molly to-
day showed total appropriation and
disbursements for the fiscal year
ending March l3. 1913. oi t|.9.-,-
Gtl The total credits we're g. $50.
311. showing deficit ou IHD total
appropriations OF SGa..ug
n was estimated al the beginning
of tl, year that the receipts from
churches womcn's societies sunday
schools and Young Pooplo's societies
would amount 20 8 5000 There
u received from these sources -
..t. t.EFs showing deficit of Sta..
POP Tho increased appropriations
Nrrc made necessary hy tho oNpau.
sion of The work Tine total amount
received from fhe churches during
tbe year. which .s tho stable source
OF income 800. slHr..a' Thi. is
fIg.cgs nor. cham BIAS over been re-
Dr.voi from thI. source .u i1 years
or fbo church history lr zoos tbc
Tolrd received 'ruu 0H. churches
DuF &als.INl. u 900. FTHE.2. d.
fHrs fhe receipts from .HI source
lone have NOR. f0ar doubled roo
f.. teH wears Receipts from HHW.
.r sDg.rtie. Vere tf|".'.. being
an increase uf SfTHh. over rN. p.'.
WON. wear
TEa nsi general assembly r...
ueHiHur the unique and urgent -ifH
alton ,n China. as tho report
authorized O. China Emergency Pro.
pasaHda. with view to sending out
I.H mi-. ouarios. as au extra. ana
funds sufficient FOR This enlarged
uort The nmpa.gu was begun in
th. falI of 1912. and tho financial
RESULTS af the close of the fiscal
year showed loo cash and pledges
that some 100000 had been re-
C,iypi
TO fhe above amounts should ho
added flr receipts on the 'cId from
native sources. such ss educational
medical and eyangelistic work. the
sum of S5Ul.19e
The investment securities of the
BOARD purchased and acquired dur
ing the past year amounted 10 near
ly s5UU.u00. making the total net
amount of securities owned by the
board at the present time s. P5o. 500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23
EDWARD EVERETT HALE
STATUE UNVEILED

BOSTON, Mass. May 22.--A sta
tue OF Edward Everett Hale. the
famous Unitarian clergyman and au-
thor was unveiled IN the Public
Garden today as the crowning fea-
ture Of the Unitarian anniversary
week Former Governor John ID.
Long presided al the exercises and
eN-Presidont Taft was one OF the
speakers.
The statue was designed by Bella
L. Pratt II Is OF bronze. heroic
size, and represents Dr. Hale In a
lcag frock coat walking. one foot
slightly advanced a heavy cane In
his right hand In his left hand he
carries a soft hat. On one side Of
the stone base is the inscription:
Edward Everett Hale. Man of Let
ters. Preacher of the Gospel. Proph-
ct OF Peace. Potriot is22-f909."
on the other side appears quota
ton IRON DR.. Hale. a. follows: Look
Up and Not Down. Look Forward
and Not Back. Look Out Not In.
Lend a Hand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23

BERLIN. May 22- The German
capital Is rapidly putting on gala
attire In anticipation OF the marriage
ON Saturday OF Princess Victoria
Louise, daughter OF the Emperor.
ana Prince Ernest August OF Cum
bcrland The government has re-
questioned many OF the principal ho-
tells for the visiting emperors. kings.
princes and cnvoys The imperial
palace is the scene OF constant re-
ceptiou OF arriving delegations. many
of them bringing elaborate presents.
The programme OF festivities begins
tonight with a gala performance at
the opera
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23

Miss Emma Develasco. stenogrph
or for large lumber firm of san
Francisco. is officially pronoun ed
the prettiest girl in California as
officially as can be done by the Por-
tola festival committee Aud the
Portala festival Is an important
function In the state.
The prettiest girl IN California,
which ever since the placer mining
days has been noted for It's beautiful
women. means something Hundreds
OF phtographs of pretty girls from
oyery section Of the state were sub
mittcd To the committee. and she
won she will not only received the
500 prize. but will be the poster
girl of the festival. which is To take
place Oct 22-25. II will celebrate
the i00th anniversary OF the discov-
cry of the Pacific Ocean b. Balboa.
Miss Deyeleasco is twenty-five
years old She was born In Los An
geles OF family of Spanish extrac-
tion, as her name indicates. and ia
1905 she moved to san Francisco.
where she was educated al the San
In Monica Higb School She is not
only r~et'y. hrt mpeleiar ~ some
ability. and has sung az many ~
vate concerts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23
MAN IMPLICATED
COMMITS SUICIDE
PITTMNN SUPPLIED ~ MANTLE
HCHING LAWRENCE TEN
TILE STRIKE

BOSTON. Mass, May % b. W.
piuman. supplied the dynamite that
was planted iu Lawrence at the time
of the textile strike. according 10
evidence introduced by the state to-
day at tie trial OF W VI Wood pres
idcnt OF the American Nooleu Co.
Frederick At'eauN and Dennis i.
Collins. charged with conspiracy 20
discredit the strikers By plantins
dynamite az Lawrence
The suicide OF Pit'man this morn
ing. who was 90 have appeared be-
fore the grand jury investigating the
alleged conspiracy. created a scnsa.
tiou az the time
". n. Rice. quarry owner testiii.
cd that pitmau obtained quantity
al dynamite from Dis quarry a.le'-
ing hc wanted D. to. construction
jobs
Rice said hc accompanied Pittmau
TO- Boston and saw him deliver the
dynamite 90 i. j Brceu. the sell con
fe,spd planter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23

AUTOMOBILE ROAD
PANHANDLE LlNISION Of conc
RADIO 40 GtIl HIGHWAY AN-
~ptiATi-'N FORMED
Special t1 tho Slows

CHMuRESs Tos May - A
I ICoIoraJu.t1.ae-GW Highway Asso-
|c'atiou. Panhandle Division Nas or.
.auizrd here today af ar cntblsias-
|uc meeting. attended bf delcgatcs
from ever, cueutg ou the For, Worth
|& Denver Ciu from Amarillo TO Fort
/ Worth. with tho exception Of one.
THE crowd iH Attendance estimated
|at between 2sH aud 5000 The proc
.ogedires were marked hr au iUpif-
|irg gei-ioe,thar spirit, aud @ down
no bu .Hcs atmosphere from START 20
+ finish
Tho meeting aas opened at 10 O..
|w iu tbe EIs Home win 81
iJoa.s of Cm'dr,ss pteaa.us Seth
It UnUmgn. Secretary az thg Amdf-
.NI1 chamber of Commerce was elect
.rd chairman of ,hc ucsi.us. aai Oh
.a.sumira taat position addressed the
|d..esltc.. explaining the purpose oi
THE meeting. tho steps which bad
preceded ifs h0Idiu- aal stated that
Secretary Henderson l' 900 Colorado
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23
PEROR OF JAPAN
/. HAS LUNG TROUBLE
FROM SLIGHT COLD HAS DEvEL-
OPED INFLAMMATION OF
THE LUNGS.
HIS TEMPERATURE IS HIGH
Eight Physicians In Attendance ls~
sued Bullctin saying COndi-
ton Does Not Justify
Alarm.
/ BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
TOXIC May 22.--Emperor Yos-
hihito. who has been suffering from
a sligh, cold since May IS. became
alarmingly worse today. Court ply
siclans declare he is suffering from
inflammation OF the lungs. He has
high fever. and eight doctors are
constantly In attendance
This bulletin was issued by ply
sicians tonight THE Emperor, who
has been suffering from a slight cold.
developed inflammation OF the lungs
today We do not consider that his
condition iustifies great anxiety. but
his temperature Is high"
Yoshihito is "a years old and his
eldest son Is twelve lie has prev
iously suffered from lung trouble.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23

BERLIN. Mag 22 The centenary
celebration In honor Of the memory
OF Richard Wagner. the famous COM
poser. who was bon May -. 1913.
were mauguratod in various cities O.,
the empire today and viii De cou-
tiuued through the summer. Especi-
ally notable viii bee the observance
in Berlin. Bayreuth aud Dresden. "a
the Dresden Royal Opera perform
arces of the Ring der Nichounre
will be- given and will be attended ny
musicians from an parts OF Europe
Another feature OF the celebration
viii be the unyeiliug OF a maeniii-
cent monument to the composer in
one OF the public parks OF Dresden
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23
SEND MESSAGES To
EMPEROR Of JAPAN
WILSON AND BRYAN EMPRESS
DEEr CONCERN NJ IN.
PIROltS ILLNESS.

WASHINGTON y. g.. MAY g.
when news OF the sudden illness OF
tho Emperor oi Japan reached
Washington President Wilson and
Secretary Bryan expressed deep
concern Charge do Affairs B.au-
sl1rI of the embassy at Toxic. vas
pableI Immediately 20 convey "a
message of sympathy 90 the Japa-
u..D government and President
~ Eau sent personal message 90
the Emperor
lf is regarded as possible that the
Emperor illness may delay uego-
taiiors regarding the California land
49, No developments today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23

one more union OF genuins came
10 grleI this week when FRITZ Scheif
the prima donna. eot divorce from
John Fox. Dr.. the novelist She Is
now free 90 we'd again and So is he.
Rumor that George Anderson. an
actor iu Miss Schefrs company,
would marry her came to nothing
whom She was asked about IL.
q am too busy To- think OF marry
mr she answered
20 ann perfectly satisfied with my
present position" said the actor
when thc subject was mentioned to
him.
Detectives pursued the novelist
husband. and the, obtained some
evidence at the Gerard Hotel in
New YORK City which they related
lon court 70 was sufficient ly/con-
vince the justice and ne sigTd the
,4ecree. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23

ST LOUIS. Mo-. May % The
Harvard crimson is the prevailing
color In ST. Louis today. because the
Associated Harvard Clubs are hold
ing their seventeenth annual con
yontion here Graduates from the
famous Cambridge institution are In
attendance from every part OF the
country The programme began al
noon today with a luncheon at the
Hotel Jefferson. The principal fea-
ture of the meeting will be the
banquet tomorrow night. President
Lowell Of Harvard. Major General
Leonard Wood. U. S. A., ". A. Leek-
Icy g chlahomn ana Secretary OF
Agriculture Houston will be among
the speakers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23
PUT COMPETITORS
OUT Of BUSINESS
tOMPANIES TAkIN OAER BN'
SHOE VA, HlNEiN 60. OJT
OI ~ ~INE~N

BOSTON. Mass May - Seven
ont oi nine companies which voro
taken over by the United Shoe Ma
chluery Company the first year OF its
existence have ceased to DO business
according to evidence presented hy
the government TODAY ig PROCEEDINGS
before tho United states court Tor
The dissolution of tho company
While some OF these we're compci-
inr companies % appeared from the
evidence that others were engaged
.u lines entirely different from those
followed by the United Shoe Machlu.
ery Company Secretary 70 G. Don.
ham of the company vas ou the
stand lhe greater paIi oi fhe day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23
NO DECISION ON
MEXICAN STATUS
WILSON HAS NOT DECIDED To
RECOGNIZE THE HuERrA
GOVERNMENT.
WILL AWAIT ELECTIONS
President WIN Delay Recognition
Jntil u General Rcadiust-
ment Takes Place In
Mcico.
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. u. c.. May %
President Wilson made It clear to-
day that the United states govern
ment had reached no decision as to
recognizing the fluerta government
OF Mexico lie indicated that when
recognition was extended 1t would
be- as the result of general read
iustment Of conditions In Mexico
The impression gained credence at
the white House that the United
States win await the outcome of the
general elections IN Mexico before
taking up the matter OF recognition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23

James 4 Farrell. president of the
United states steel Corporation.
perhaps the greatest business con-
Germ ON earth. will have the hardest
work OF his life for the next few
days, and that despite the fact that
ho began as laborer al less than
S. a DAY and worked hls way to the
top Uc is the chief witness for the
defense IN the action OF the federal
government against the trust. and is
10 tell his story before the examiner
appointed by the United States Court
in Trenton y j.. 10 hear the evil
dcnce
he has already told some OF his
story Starting work az o poor boy
In Connecticut, he made his way TO
Pittsburgh. got into the steel mills.
and went up. till now. less than 90
years OF age. he draws un enormous
salary. one OF tho most Interesting
features of his direct eadmony was
the statement that under ais man-
agement OF the foreign les depart
mcut Of the ccrpr ger
as president the lgt1. ..-.atnass
grew from some 100000 TO
mose than s9o 000.0D annually
Later .e must submit TO cross-eN-
animation by General Dickinson, Tor
mor secretary of war; and now chief
counsel for the government in the
mit Since his training has been
as worker. and not as talker. the
oross-cNamiuation win wear him
more than anything else he has done
On bis dhflcult career
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-23
.rhrl.tInn InitHv the kcynotc

BOSTON. Mass May 22-"Chris-
uau Unity forms the keynote of the
tvonty-trsi annual national confer
euce of church clubs OF the United
States. which was opened in Boston
today and viii be- continued until the
end o' the week The attendance Is
made up of delegates representing
aymcu clubs of the Protestant Ep-
isrppal church throughout the Unit.
cd States