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The evening times., 1913-11-12
HEATING BEGINS
HIS new DUTIES
Receiver Holds Conference
With Officers of the De-
funct Company
r..t-
DEFINITE PLANS e4.,.s.,.-
BEING ARRANGED
Officer in Charge Has Power
to Enforce Collection
of Debts =

The first steps in the winding up of
the affairs of the defunct Internation-
al Securities company were taken
Tuesday night, when g. I. Heating of
Fargo. the newly appointed receiver.
held conference at the Dacotah ho-
tel with several Of the officers Of the
concern.
Under the order issued last week by
Judge c. NJ. Cooley, Mr.. keating was
given permission to use his own dis
cretion in working out a plan for the
closing up Of the company's affairs.
The conference Tuesday night was
merely preliminary to the active work
of reorganization which is to be con-
Quoted by Mr.. Heating. In this he
will be aided as far as possible by the
officers of the defunct corporation.
The matter of the debts owed to
the company by outside parties was
taken up last evening. These, under
the terms Of the order issued by the
court, are to he collected by Mr..
Keating. who is given power to sue.
II necessary, to recover them.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
Police SEEK AN INTERPRETER

Man Arrestef fer Drunkenness Can.
not Speak sEnglish, and Wheels
Of Justice Halt.
Mystery surrounds tho identity of
q man picked up as drunk by the
local police wednesday night.
The man Is apparently unable to
speak English, and cannot understand
any Of the questions which have been
put to him since he has been In Jail.
The police believe that he is Rus
sian and have been cndeavoring to
find an interpreter. i'll order that he
court, but So far have been unable to
locate any Atrscovites who arc suit
able for tho purpose.
In the m6antime the unknown. is
resting .comfortably in the city jail
and disposin9, meals with great
regularity. .s.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
HOPE TO SECURE
RINK. fund soon
Directors Met Today But
Delay Contract Letting
Till Sum is Secured

While no definite announcement was
made, it is expected that the directors
Of the Grand Forks curling club will
meet in two or three days to allow
the contract for the construction Of
the local rink. A meeting Of the di-
rectors was held this mrning. when
the proposition was discussed. but
owing to the fact that the soliciting
committee had not secured all of the
necessary money, It was decided to de-
lay action for several days.
The committee has made no report
regarding the amount needed, but it
is understood that less than $1,000
was necessary when they started work
this morning. Judging from the sue
cess they have had, it is believed that
they will secure this in day or SO.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
INJURED IN WRECK.

Conductor Thrown From Top of Ca.
boose. Ribs Broken in Collision.
Max, N. D.. Nov. 11.-Conductor
Buck. who makes this his home many
times when he is off his run. was in
tured quite severely at Drake when
his freight hit a regular freight. The
jar knocked him off the top of the
caboose he was travelling on to the
ground. He was knocked unconscious
and was at once hurried 20 the hospi-
tai. Here Ii was found that several
ribs were broken and 1t will be some
time before that he will be able to be
around again.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
PLACE OF MUSTER CHANGED
EnrolIment of Machine Gun comp.ux
viii Bc Held ut Commercial Club
Instead of Auditorium,

The Inspection and enrolment Of
the Grand Forks Machine Gun COM
pany. scheduled for next Monday
night. will be held ut tho Commercial
club rooms instead OF mt the audi
torimm. as originally planned.
Notices to this effect will be sent out
Thursday to all to have signed the
muster roll. OF the company.
The physical examinations of the
men mustered in will he held during
the coming week. All who Join the
organization must take this examina-
tion. The medical examining officer
Will probably be designated in few
days.
No time has been set as yet for the
election of the permanent officers.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
TEACHERS EXAMS THURSDAY
Tests for First and Second Grade
Certificates Will BE Given at Su.
pcrintendcnt's Office.

State examinations for first and,
second grade elementary teachers GER
tif1cates will be held at the Office of
the county superintendent of schools
In the Security building. Thursday
and Friday of this week.
The examinations will begin at $50
o'clock Thursday morning. and will
continue through Friday afternoon.
A number Of teachers of this vi
cinity who have not as yet qualified
for certificates are expected to take
the test.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
HORsENIAN NIOURNS.
Two Valuable Animals of Col. Hecht
Killed by Fall into Ditch.

Minot. Nov. 11.-Owing to the dark
ness Of early evening. Col. Henry
Hecht. driving a team of fine horses
hitched to a two seated buggy. got in
to the ditch between the road and the
trying to regain the road, pitching the
horses on their heads. killing one in
s;an:ly and so badly injuring the 9TH
err that it died later.
Mr.. Hecht. who is agreat lover OF
horses. was seen sitting in. the road
holding his dying horse and grieving
over the accident.
Mr.. Hecht got Off the highway and
The evening times., 1913-11-12
1lz Comforts and
Cures Sore Feet
Fast.1sfture EsiA Rset,Jey Begins, ID
Yer First Etet.Rath q M

pu.s s;' sosi With rs p:n s'nss a"t tss
cha1sd and smelly feet, are soothed
and made well. Corns, bunions. cal
luses and chilblains are relieved at
TIE 10 on sale every where, at drug
and department. stores. price CSC box.
Don't let dealers fool you with some
thing. tht Isn't TIZ. Be sure that
cd on the box. II your dealer won't
supply you. we will. by mail on re-
eeipt o6 prfeA Walter Luther Dodge
Co, 1853 50. Wabssh Ave-. Chicago.
ADV.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
James RIDLEY TO Off|CIA7E
st. Paul d. Ger Will Take Place Of
Rev. John Burleson In Rose
CrOiX Work Tonight.

James Ridley Of st. Paul. wise mas
ter of the st. Paul chapter of Rose
Croix. Scottish Rite Masons. will off,
ciate in the comforting of the 18th
degree in the local chapter this even
ing.
This hos been made necessary by
the inability of Rev. John Burleson,
wise master Of the Grand Forks chap
ter. to be present. owing to the in
juries which he sustained some two
weeks ago as the result Of fall from
a. ladder.
The work tonight will begin prompt
ly at ! o'clock. as Mr.. Ridley must
leave the city OH the II o'clock train
All members are requested to be on
hand punctually.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
TO take Mill CITY POSITION
laurence Mccoy, Formerly OF Grand
ns.. 70 70 1e" a|senS rst 1or ssonners

Laurence Mccoy, formerly Of Grand
ybrks, who has been visiting in this
city for the last few days. left today
Tor Minneapolis
Since Mr.. Mccoy left Grand Forks
Two years ago. he has resided at Bon
4er's Ferry, Idaho. where he has
been connected with the Bonner's
Ferry Lumber company.
It . ~ eastern agent for this con-
csfn that he is to be established in
the Mn City from now on.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
KENNI.ARE TROUBLES END.
No More Phone Disputes to Arouse
the Citizens Ire-AN Lovely.

NO More Phone Disputes to Arouse
the Citizens Ire-An Lovely.
kenmare. y. D.. Nov. l1.-Ken-
mare has buried the hatchet. No
more disputes to occupy the citizens
minds. Seven blocks Of poles caused
all the trouble. The city wanted
them removed. the council objected.
and there were conferences and de-
bates that taxed the minds and hearts
of the councilnicn. But 1t was all se.-
tied. the city attorney and a rcpresen-
tative signed the final articles and
within a years time Kenmare's main
street will he poleless. 4 regular
white way will loom up. where for
merly was Il mass of poles and OBJ
structions. Preparations are in mind
already for the general Improvement
of the thoroughfarc.
The evening times., 1913-11-12

drove for some distance along the
ditch with the buggy on slant. two
wheels being in the ditch and the 9TH
er two on the bank between the ditch
and the fence. He turned toward the
road and the horses pitched headlong
over the piled up dirt from the aug
ditch onto their noses and into the
ditch. killing one and fatally injurinz
the other.
The evening times., 1913-11-12
CARS JUMP TRACK.

Kenmare Reports c. n. Wheat Spilled
Over Tracks in East End.
Kenmare. n. d.. Nov. 11.-Kenmare
had a little railroad accident in its
own yards not long ago, when two
carloads of wheat. imported from the
Canadian northwest. jumped the
tracks and bumped into several cars
standing in the yards. One car was
broken i'll the mixup and the debris
spilled over the tracks, completely
tieing up traf'ic until gang Of men
cleared the way.
The evening times., 1913-11-12

cial lines of work the university Is
doing and in which the club women
of the state are especially interested.
The .conXention will remain in ses-
sion until Friday and in addition to
the general sessions there wills be
special sessions Of the various de-
m rtmentq
The evening times., 1913-11-12

In common decency and human
gratotude the surgical profession owes
a handsome monument to the Just
deceased inventor Of appendicitis.
The evening times., 1913-11-12

The wors; of these horse hair
aigrettes is that they will he Just as
fashionable as the genuine SO long as
the price is the salnc.
The evening times., 1913-11-12

Crysta! Eastman Benedict. II Is on
pec,e6 that they will ali he at the
convention. Miss Paul will greet the
delegates at the opening session and
Miss Burns will mai kc an address ON
the federal amendment work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29

GALVESTON. Texas. June ,N.
Thousands of persons paid tribute
go King Cotton here today The ar-
uual Cotton Carnival was opened
uudor most favorable conditions and
with exhibits more numerous and
varied than iu ans previous year.
Displays ilustratinE every phase a.
the cotton industry could be- seen
on the exposition grounds aith th"
loading for export This portion o.
the display was conducted at the
Vhrr.os. where tHr visitors were
shown hoN cotton 8. stored aboard
th. ships Tor transportation % New
YORK and Europe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
AGREE UPON PLAN
FOR DISSOLUTION
M'REY SOLbS ANn AiIoiiNtNS
ARRANGE tOR DISSOLUTION
HARTMAN MERGER
EXCHANGE OF RY. STOCKS
other stock to he disposed of
Through Trust Go. Properly
Safeguarded Against I. 4.
Control

WASHlNG1O.,. -. G., June Is
Attorney General McReynolds and
Union Pacific attorneys agreed upon
a plan for dissolution Of the liarri-
man merger. it WAS announced to
day. and the plan will be- presented
10 the Federal court at &c. Paul Mon
day "a ia understood the plan pro-
yides for the exchange OF thirty
eight million dollars of Southern Pa
cilic stock. held by the Union Paci-
fic. Tor penuaylygnia's interest IN the
Baltimore and Ohio.
The remaininl Union Pacific hold
iugs of Southern Pacific stock will
be- sold through a trust company un-
der safeguards 10 prevent the reten-
tiou Of control of the Southern Pa
ciiic los the Union Pacific or its stock
holders.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
DEMOCRATS WORK
HARM0N|QuSLY
ADMINISTRATION LEADERS ri,G-
~ DEMOCRATS To MORE
STRENUOUS EFFORTS
BILL READY JULY FOURTH
simmons Expresses Belief Bill VIII
iic Completed Tuesday aud Then
Go a. The Finance
Committee

WASHINGTON, u. c., June 2S.--
Chairman Simmons aud other admin
istratiun leaders urged democrats
forward today and tonight. and con-
aideration OF an schedules was prac-
tically accepted. The caucus approy-
ed the wool manufactures silk. paper
tlaN. hemp. and iute schedules ana to-
might are considering the sundries
and free list.
Committee amendments were pass
ed without much friction. No chan
ees We're made Va any schedules A
few items of the wool schedule we're
referred back by request OF the COM
nittcc
simmons declared tonight his be-
lief that the bin would bee completed
Monday or Tuesday % then goes to
the iull finance committee where mi.
norly members get the first official
look at the measure. IL is improh.
able the bill viii be- reported to th,
Senate for general debate before Jul,
fourth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29

Representative Carter Glass of
lynchhrs. VA, and senator Robert
e.. owens of UNahoua are tine two
most important ugur,. .u House amt
Senate in connection with the currcn-
cy reform question, which viii soon
receive the attention OF the extra
session Glass o. chairman of the
House banking and currency COM
mittce. and for two years he has
studied tue question closely. owen
is chairman a. tuls committee ia the
Senate.
GLASS mad a bill drawn six montns
ago. but since then he has consulted
with President nson. ana it is like-
y rrr Ue .0t.o'a, q ~ln iadi
caly different. Both William j
Bryan aud Socretry Of the Treasury
William g.. NcNdoo have had q hand
u the matter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
WILSON To SPEAK
At GETTYSBURG
~IGNH OI' rms OCt NtlON
MAKES " lNrPIEATINE
TIM ~ tTTINb


o. fs4psafsi In#H
WASHINGTON. 3D. O. June te
President wilson II. decided to at-
tend the Gettysburg celebration. and
teIsuapleI Governor 1encr that he
had recon .dereI hl formed declina-
tou and would make o. brief speech
t0 the veterans.
The presidents decision followed a
conference ufh Repre- tentative Pal
.mer uh0 pointed oH. fle uat.puwidc
Significance of th.a celebration. par
tuIarly thc spirit oi -erronai sym
pathy rosaltIug from speech by "a
southern born president az reunion
of the north and the south.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29

WAsWNGTDN. p. e.. june rs
Convinced. loo tine face of The iucrcas.
ed cost o. UIu-. tL1t something
must bc done ,o save the hog as e
food animal. the Officials 'f the br.
par,megt OF Agriculture are prepar.
iua to heliu cauuai-U next week
20 eradicate boz cholera ON Tues
day the S15,ou0 appropriation 10y
the last Congress for the work wiII
become available The department,
estimate that tho losses from ho-
cholera l1st y,1r amounted 10 not
less ulu $3.50. 1000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
MOTHER KILLED
OWN DAUGHTER.
PACKED BODY or TWELVE.
lEAR-OLD CHILD IN
TRUNK.
CHILD WAS |NCUMBRAMCE
Woman Recently Married and Wish
ell 10 Ice Rid of Child Which
Physicians Say Was Cho-
kcd tO Death.

~ shNHN'iAiNN iffahs
OGDEN. Utah, June 2S.- Follow
inB the discovery OF the naked body
Of a twelye-year-old girl In a trunk
at the union station. Mrs. Augustus
Ekman of salt Lake. the girls mo-
ther, confessed to killing her dau-
ghter and is now under arrest with
c. l.. Anderson. her former hus-
band.
Mrs. Ekman asserts she chloro-
formed the girl but physicians de-
clare the child was choked. The
woman declares the crime was COM
mitted because the girl was an in
cumbrancc Anderson aud woman.
separated fourteen years. were only
reunited two days ago.
The trunk was checked from Salt
Lake Thursday. and when Anderson
wanted 10 recheck II to Salt Lake.
railroad officials demanded it's OPP
ening on account Of the odor and
found the remains of Frances VIII
iams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
JUDGE DAVIDSON
LOSES POSITION
A. &. rRFNDERGAsT MADE PRE-
SIDING JUICE Ot COURT OF
gn.dINkL ATTY ii>


brccihl 10 Ihr NrNh
AUSTIN. Texas. June 2> presid-
ing Judge W J.. Davidson of the
Court of Criminal Appeals was de
posed from his position last evening
just before the court adjourned for
the October term Judge davidson
had been presiding judge for the past
Il years and member OF the court
Tor 2I years. Judge A G. Preuder-
CAST was elevated 10 the position Of
prcsidiug iudsc. Judges Harper and
rrcndcrclst voting for the new pre-
siding Judge
This action has caused much sur
prise and comment in official circles.
70 ls said this action was taken be
cause of Judge Davidson granting
certain writ. OF error 20 the United
states Supreme Court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
5USPENDS CUSTER
STANDARD OIL CO.
PEiiMiTS IT 10 CONTINUE BUSI-
NESS WHILE COMPLYING
WITH LAWS

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. June 2s.
The Missouri Supreme Court today
decided that the Standard OH Com
pany which had been ousted from
lho state, had the right to continue
business. This decision does not re-
woke the writ OF custer but suspends
it as long as the company complies
with the law % the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
PROGRAM DENVER TURN
FEST NEARLY COMPLETED


DENVER colo June 2S.-with
tu, exception of five events. the ath-
Ie'ic program of the funniest was
completed today II is reported that
several funniest records were bro
kDu official scores will be ready
tomorrow afternoon Mass exercis.
es This afternoon drew large
crowds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
ANSDN PHELPS STOKES
nlEn At AN ANCEn Ni

NEW YORK. sune 2N.-Anson
Phelps Stokes banker. author. yacht
man. died of apoploXy at the age OF
1l he was a member Of numerous
clubs. patron of museums OF art and
natural history
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
COVE RNOR NAMES
SPECIAL JUDGES
4. u. MARTIN 40 BE CHiEF Jt'~-
rICE ANDN WILLIS iSSO-
UATE IN RI. CASH

AUSTIN. Trt tJUuc 2t If.
governor todag appointed A. J. Mar
tin OF svishcr county special chief
Justice and s. Willis of Canadian.
special associate Justice of the Sc.-
euth Court of Clyl Appeals at ANA
rillo 90 preside 100 thc cos. of tho
Kansas CITY, No,Ioo nd Orient ty
u.s. @ 70 Kirby pending boo chat court
These special appointments We're
made necessary Iue t1 tha dl.IuaIi'i.
cation of chief Justice S. q uuf' and
te0.iatr Justice R IS ilail 300 rhs
case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29

CHICAGO. lll. June 2N Scores
OF players now appearing az Chicago
thcators and gardens have volunteer
ed their services for the biz benefit
performance 90 bee given al the Au-
ditorium tomorrow IN aid of the
building fund for the American The
atriral Hospital The hospital. for
which % site has already been secur-
cd on the West Side. viii be- the first
Institution Of its kind in the country
for the exclusive use OF members ui
the theatrical profession
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
.,rnEoI TOWNSEND DROWNED
HIMSELF ~ NILSSON III

KANSAS CITY. No. June 2N.
George townsend brother OF the
ra. ar. m4a from Sew Jersey drown
,5 h.m4r. iu the Missouri river a
letter found 600 his handwriting said
te feared tu. m.d house Tie disap-
re,r,I from aIs hotel Iuesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
EARTHQUAKE IN
SOUTHERN ITALY
EXTENSIVE SHOCkS ~ DISTRICT
or FORMER GREAT
OlTBREAk
PEOPLE TERROR STRICKEN
Inhabitants I lee IN Panic From Their
Homes ind Camp cut Ia the
open Fields al The
Country

~ Associated Press.
ROME. Italy, June 2S. Extensive
earthquake shocks in southern Italy
spread panic among inhabitants of
the district OF the great earthquake
OF 1893. People rushed out OF their
houses at the first shock screaming
and imploring mercy. and are now
camping iu open fields or under
ground grottos some houses were
damaged, aud some people were re
ported slightly injured.
lt Is reported from Naples that
Flames are observed shooting from
Ncsuius for the first time since 1906
The director OF the observatory says
this has uu connection with the earth
quake though believing the surpris
iug eruption is due to recent heavy
rains falling iu the crater.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
INSURANCE FIRMS
TAKE OUT PERMITS
TWO ~ NuEEp AND fIth'
uGHI COMPANIES i'hl "' !
tIEIti.itAlES

AUSTIN I.,ar June 2N- Com
,,.....r.- I'D. .r rance and Banking
cuI announce. today that certi-
,..,.. a. authority 90 Do business in
.r.,.. has,. ar been issued 20
-. ,.uu.n... ahioh include fire.
uf,. uaf. and mutual concern.
T,.. l..- .a. include % fratcrnll
'o,i.r.. TH. .Hrl amount OF fees
..il..... .... ...r i- t4a2.ss6 This
=. ,o,..I.r.| au excellent showing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
New Line Opened in Mississippi

MERIDIAN. Miss. june 2N Bar
hccucs and general Qualifications
marked the line of the New Orleans
Mobile aud Chicago railroad todIy
loo honor of the first regular train
over the new line 4 regular sched-
lube aill hr maintained for the pres
TENT d. far as uiur. Miss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
LIFE UNBEARAbLE
FOR AMERICANS
ETlt CHS FROM MEXICO RE-
roEI THNT jNBEARABI.E
CONDITIONS ENIST.

-'N DIEGO. Cal. June 2s.-
Htu a.0ommodaiions for fifty pas
.- fho Mexican steamer Ben
. 'uauz. arrived here from Mag
ATTAIN and Guaymas with one hun
.. .U. sixteen refugees. Small
rnE i- raging BOO Guaymas. the price
a food s prohihitive. and Mexican
troops made life unbearable for
Americans. The refugees declared.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29

NH'TIfIU 7 1NIH- I7'INN 7" VI Ut
PARIS. Iuu. -s Iie American
commission which ha boom travelling
through la'E Austria and GeE#IH'
mtestilaIg iHa rr1uiem 0f ro."1.
cratiou and rural credits systems,
will reach Pa-. COM borrow Jo BEGIN
the last leg of their European touf.
The commissioned $500 remain here
fen d1ys dur.H ahIrh time 'f"r
work of int tielf.ou will BE- inter-
sporsed N.fh numerous features oi
eutertslnmart From r8ri 'te Amer
Jeans will proceed 10 EuElaul. Uher"
another trr d.. NiII b, p.ut He'0r"
they sail for home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
FOURTEEN DEATHS FROM
INTENSE HEAT N tHi' AGO.


By Associated fross.
CHICAGO. Ill July - -Four
DAYS and nights Of uninterrupted
heat resulted IN fourteen deaths
from heat and four from drowning
TN. mercury stood about ninety all
day Scores were given emergency
treatment iu hospitals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
IMECTRIC ClH sTRrCk
AUTO KILLING SIX.


SAN JOSE. calf. June 2S.-Col-
oucl Robert Powell and wife. their
adopted son. and his wife and two
children We're killed when an elec-
rfIc car struck their automobile.
carrying 10 twenty feet and hurled
~ against @ pole and smashed II In
to tdu-lp of junk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
~lNI CONGREsS PAPERS
N CALIFORNIA CASES

WASHINGTON. June 2s.--
Attorney General McReynolds
today voluntarily sent Con-
Lr"ss all documents relating
t1 the Caminetu and Western
Fuel Co indictments. which
caused the resignation of At
toruey McNab OF California.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
STATE TROOPS WIN
MORE VICTORIES
FEDERAL ARMIES iTfEi,ED
AND OJEDA HIMSELF II \
FUGITIVE

IN AHHiH isat'h i'Htf
DOUGLAS. Ariz. June 2S.-A
ge rom Cos. 'ua. u.ia of 'i"
re,olted state of Sonora says one of
Ojeda's federal armies has been scat
tered. Oiedl himself Is fugitive and
the state troops we're completely sue
,essml .u seven days Of battle around
Ortiz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
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INTENSE HEAT CAUSED
WRECK OF TRAIN

PERU. Ind, June 2S.-ln-
, tense heat. causing spreadihe
!, OF rails. Is the probable cause
. of the wreck 90 the Cheaa-
, pcake q Ohio train Flying
, Nirgnian." Two Pullmans
|. and a diner turned complete
' Is over. None were killed
. but 90 were injured.