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ate case must be judged by the par
ticular conditions surrounding the
case
At the time the order of the war
department making residence re-
quirement, was Issued, there was
good deal of comment and some criti-
cism. 1t was asked by the employ
ers how long residence constituted
a resident of the state under the or
der and Col. Lockett put the matter
up to the secretary of war and ask
ed that the ruling in this respect he
made specific. A day or two ago the
reply was received and the atmos-
phere is cleared.
AS matter of fact the operating
coal companies are not importing
strike breakers. but daily there are
men coming in to seek work in the
mines. These men who can show
not he prevented from going to work.
that they voluntarily seek work will
hence the decision of the war depart
ment will not be an obstacle In the
way of the employment of men.
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GOULD WINS vTRDICT
AGAINST HEINZE

New York. Oct. IA verdict in
favor of Edwin Gould in his suit
against F. Augustus Heinze for the
recovery of 100000. part of the
purchase price of stock in the Mer-
camille National Bank, with interest
thereon, was returned by n jury in
the United States district court here
today While the jury was out Jus
tice Page sent instructions that the
jury must bring in a verdict for the
whole amount or nothing.
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6. f. & !. MINES
HAVE 4 FULL
QllllQE-
MEN
Company Will Not En-.
ploy Any More Miners
as Output is Up to
Maximum

The mines operated by the c. F. &
I. Company in the strike districts Of
Colorado are running full blast and
with q full quota Of men. No more
men are needed and none will be en-
ployed for the present time at least.
The proper officials of the c. F. & I.
Co. have made this announcement,
which certainly refutes the ridicu-
lous claims of the union press agents
and strike leaders that the operators
have to resort to means in violation
of law and federal orders to get men.
AS a matter of fact the mines have
not been crippled for lack of men to
any noticeable extent since the strike
was called. The places left by the
men who walked out in response to
the call one year ago were quickly
filled and many of those who walked
out later returned. The great major
ity Of the experienced miners did not
respond to the strike call and the
companies did not feel the loss OF
the ne'er-do-wells who were easily
influenced by agitators in the pits
and inside and outside the camp.
The official report Of the state
mine inspector hap shown that the
output month by mcnth and period
by period since the strike has been
on has not suffered In comparison
with the output in normal times Of
peace The reports do show that the
tonnage output per man since the
strike has been greater than before
the strike. indicating that the men
who remained ut work or who have
voluntarily been given employment
in the last thirteen months are more
experienced and capable and indus
trious as n whole than those who
were working prior to and at the
time of the strike.
The fact that the c. +. 4 I. Co.
needs no more men plainly empha-
sizes that as far as this company is
concerned the strike is over and that
the operators are not obligated to
treat with the union or soliLt any
person to go to work. Coal suffi-
cient IN amount to take care of all
contracts and to meet its general de-
mand is coming out Of the mines. and
MFR. Welborn has stated that there is
no shortage in supply and will he no
shortage and no likelihood of ad-
vanced prices In 30 far as the c. r..
L. I. Co. fs concerned.
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considered move on our side may pre-
cipitate an armed conflict between
the American forces and the Mexi-
cans with ultimate consequence that
no one can foresee feel you should
give the gravest consideration to the
great responsibility YOU assume in
this respect before you determine to
do SO.
II can assure you and your people
that we are giving constant and
sympathetic consideration to the sit
uation and are doing everything
that we can do short of engaging in
hostilitis. The president is advised
of the contents OF this message and
concurs with what | said In here"
Mr.. Garrison's message was in re-
ply to one from Governor Hunt ask
ing what new measures" were he
ing taken by the federal government
ito prevent "A continuance OF tho
Mexican Outrages against Arizona
citizens" and expressing a desire to
send the Arizona National Guard to
the border. Secretary Garrison con-
Ierred at length with President VIII
son. showing him reports from Gen.
,eral Bliss and border officers. In
the meantime another telegram from
Governor Hunt arrived stating that
a situation similar to that at Naco
had arisen at Douglas. Ariz.. and
Secretary Garrison Immediately tale-
graphed that two additional troops
of cavalry had been ordered from
n. NJ. to Douglass.
The report from General Bliss.
which was placed before the presi-
dent today by Mr.. Garrison. stated
that Naco, AriZ., and Naco, Sonora.
were practically one town and that
Coutlnnea nm paRe ~
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into Lille. This manufacturing city
has once before been in German
hands. and 1t has been within the
German lines since an early stage of
the hostilities. Its occupation today
does not seem to, have been seriously
opposed. In fact. 1t is explained that
1t could not have been without dis
arranging the allies line.
According to observers in London
the Germans have been particularly
anxious to reach Amiens and thus
secure control of the railroads to the
north and to the south. But. accord
ing to a French official announce
ment the aIlies have cirecased Sn9r
movement In this direction and have
made a marked advance between
Arras and Albert" where the prin-
cipal German effort centered.
The intermiNing or the armies
along front of hundreds Of miles
appears today to be as chaotic az is
the news concerning the operations
furnished by the intelligence depart
ments of the different Headquarters.
The French armies are declared to
be gaining ground at Berry Au Bac.
northwest of Rheims. and at Souain.
on the east side of the Cathedral rity,
while at least one portion of the Ger
man army under the Duke of Wuert-
temburg is still stoutly holding its
positions between them on the plains
OF the Marne. Still further to the east
the French occupy Apremonte in the
forest of the Argonne well to the
west of Verdun. and Verdun is the
position which the army under the
German crown prince has for so long
been attempting to reduce. To the
east OF the position of the crown
prince the French are said to be push
ing toward Metz. It IL reported that
in order 10 improve the crown
princes chances of reducing Verdun
Antwerp are now on the way to join
Aim.
The Exchange Telegraph company
has given out dispatch from Paris
saying that General Marriott. former
governor of the famous French mill
tary school of Saint Cyr. and one
of the best known OF the French gen.
erals. has been killed in the fighting
In the north of Arras.
A dispatch to the Eeuter Tele-
gram company from .Ostend under
date of the 18th says:
Following violent engagements
near iQuaretcht and Mellex more
hop kft1aH mud
large number of others wounded.
French marine fusilliers charged
with the bayonets and took 400 Ger
man prisoners. The enemy was
Obliged to retire in the direction of
Oordegem. The battle begun this
morning in the neighborhood OF
Lyde."
Berlin, Oct. IL (via Wireless to
l.. L.. Oct. 1b.-Thc news
from Antwerp was received last ev-
ening. No extra editions of the pa
pers announced the fall of the Bel
gian town. but the fact became gen.
orally nkown and the streets were
filled with people carrying flags.
There was no formal demonstration,
only quiet feeling OF satisfaction
over the achievement OF German
arms.
II ia commonly believed here that
the army will now be able soon to
force the French lines. Emperor
william personally telephoned the
news about Antwerp to the Empress.
1t is officially stated that the bomb
G0atInaed On Da1s ~
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Manchester, Mass, Oct. 14.-Inde-
pendent of the daily communication
from the Austrian general staff, the
Austrian embassy has received the
following resume of military opera
tions up to October 10:
Our counter offensive (that goes
hand in hand with the advance of
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GERMANS o d 49, ~! HORDE
Of MEN ON OSTEND 1.-THE
MOVEMENT To SEA BEGINS
Kaiser Forces Will Continue Inuasion On French
Frontier and Haze Not Abandoned Plan to
Capture Paris. Most of Belgium Invested
by Germans. British Navy May Render Oc-
cupation of Ostend Short Lived.

London, Oct 14-0ut wholly
on' the war IN Europe the seemingly established
ment which FIVE weeks took them almost the
With Of Belgium already occupied there nothing
the invaders reaching the remaining
poaly ules, guns tenure i'm
possible The length Of their popular
they se ocnd will Of depend outcome the
tie understood be separating
the north.
Beyond unconmed report fighting
brugg coast town ID miles Offend there further
believe wing strongly
informed confirmation
General offensive against
the Germans had been resumed that
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-14
BOSTON CURB RESUMES.

Boston. Oct. 14.-The Boston curb
exchange resumed business today
after having been closed since July
80. The sheet showing the daily
sales. usually issued at the close of
business, will not be published for
the present.
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REPORT SAYS PORTUGAL
HAS DECLARED WAR.

London. Oct. IA Central
News despatch from Madrid
; says 1t is reported from Lisbon
+ that Portugal has declared war
: against Germany. The mes
= sage, which lacks official con-
+ firmation. is published in Mad
: rid without reserve.
Cabling from Lisbon the cor
+ respondent of the Central News
+ says 1t is reported that the Ger
+ man minister to Portugal and
= other Germans residing in Lis
+ bon are about to leave for Mad
+ rid.
= AS a result of cabinet meet
= inzs and conferences between
= the leaders of the various Port
: ugese parties and the president
= of the republic the. report con-
+ tinues. 1t has resolved to call
; congress October 16 to vote for
: mobilization OF the army.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-14

London. Oct. IA t5:45 p. m.).-
Portugal has not yet declared war
against Germany but 1t was learned
in official quarters in London today
that n partial mobilization of Portu.
gese troops will be ordered tomor-
row. It is added that Portugal is
preparing for all eventualities and
that II she participated in the war It
will be on the side of England.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-14

Petrograd, (via London) Oct. a..
A patrol of Cossacks, while hidden
in a forest near Warsaw. brought
down u Zeppelin airship by well di-
rected fire. The crew of the Zeppe-
lin was saved. The ship itself was
not seriously damaged and was in
termed at Warsaw.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-14

Iu order to strengthen his forces
In this vicinity General Won Kluck
has thrown an entire army corps
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-14
RUSSIAN FORCE
MOVES OUT Of
LEMbERG

London, Oct. 14.-1n despatch
from The Hague the correspondent Of
the Exchange Telegraph Company
says the Austrian legation at The
Hague announces that the Russians
have evacuated Lembers. Galicia, af-
ter fierce fight. I.emberg has been
in possession of the Russians since
shortly after the beginning of their
Galician campaign.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-14

Buy at home. Help the
local merchant who helps
the town to grow. First
read the C.-N. ad columns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

ir Associated Frees
PARIS Frar.. -sr ID. N,H.
la just brcn received .,r. . 1000
"yriiiur air battle H fHr s..nf. n'
Trnyers
a German arrpp tIt iNr.H ...r"I
bombs into The clf. A Friend. wI.
chine arose aud r. o chase 'Hnr
thrilling pursuit q fifteen miles.
The French flyer 1lsrtoUk fH. Ger
man craft near pIu,g where IH 'n.
ragomcnt cusucd .ru odiatcI. H.iH
tho French craft lined au a'Hu.
iagnuus position. lie German ma-
chine WIS progip.'fsd f1 th. earth
and two officer or ,olrd eer. k.IN
nd
ST. Osioud Iiu.trH l.. ftH
since Sept % German reinforce. .U'.
numbering a1ts thousand hove Hrrn
moving toward I..i' hy tho H OF
teuaiN boz Belgium Tho Gr.au.
are laying mines n the Belgian
roads which the alIe- uill n.. H
following th' German retreat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

BALTIMORE 49, Sept d.
The fe.tIff'r bold 'H Baltimore
tHs week F. celebration D' tho r"n
touuial Anniversary u' fHr Hr.t.ug
Oi The Star ru.usIn4 Banner
eliminated today +. notable pro.
gram Dob which maH. IeUrr ui 600.
tinual prominence part e.pai.i The
day wa- a. ID-f. holiday tIrpUrruui
Maryland an' ir 'Iurnr' Goo
ciLy was I''.I Hf. hundred. rf fi..
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Red eros, StilI Held Up.


NEW YORK. Sept ~. Tho
steamship Red Cross. carrying over
q hundred American nurses and sur
geons for Europe's battleiields viii
probably nor make the trans Atlantic
voyas until Monday She appar-
entity started on her delayed trip
today but after passing quarantine
returned 10 Gravescud Bay.
Joseph Daniels secretary of the
navy. badc the Rcd Gross farewell
Poo person aud raised tho stars and
stripes on the relief ships stern
Recent delays were due 20 protests
that the crew contained Germans
These we're replaced by Americans
who. bog Monday Will familafike
tuoMsolyc. with the ship
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Ca,holi, Pres. Meeting


DETROIT Virh Sept o. EfI
tors aud nBnrr0-s rf Catholic pnh.
licaiions BOO New Y..k Chicago so
Louis. rifishufe. Hartford aud HHm.
orous other cities of thc ruIrfr. fr
rived in Defr0I today foo take part
it fnn annual con enf|un 0' 'H.
Catholic Pres Assoc alton of Amer.
'ra Tomorrow mo-niue OBJ" mon.
hers 0f tho assnriat atDn eIH attend
the celebration of "a special mass ~
The cathedral Tho business se-s-
IONS of tll convention SD begin
Monday morning and continue until
Wednesday
The coycniion this year o. eY
pected to prove a memorable ono bon
the hl tory ef The tssofiatinn hs tho
hnunrrrF president Bishop Hartley
% Columbus o.. Vh0 recently AIS
curobed hy Pope P.1f \ will de-
liver special message from the
late ponfiG 10 addition 20 his spo.-
foliC blessing
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GERMANS TELL or VICTORY.
~ A"ocistcd Press.

Nv As,ocistcd Press.
LONDON Sept l3 SUNDAY IA German official dispatch
Marcor says: Emperor has informed the King Of
Ssxony telegraph the entire series Of operations the
Saxon army under the difficult conditions has rendered
passing the obtained yesterday after heavy
fighting has formed new glorious page of history not
explained what successes referred to-
Reuters dispatch Paris The French have
occupied the city of Luncv the department Of Mourthes,
Mosclle
The Antwerp correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph
Fierce fighting the southwest Of Antwerp. To the
left division Obliged give to the enemys offensive
In the center and right We made good progress"
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KAISER STUDIES
PEACE PROPOSAL
IlNS HlD UNITED SINIES ~.
Qtin FOR SENERAi. DAYS
NIT Va NNSWER.
WASHINGTON. PC. sept ri-

WASHINGTON. o e.. ~rpi. l3.-
Emperor William has had under
consideration for several dn,. ~ was
learned tonight, m Informal inpuir,
nom the United states government
~ ." whether German, dcsirc- tu
discuss terms ~ peace With hrr iu",.
% o. ~ late hour no. reply hHd
coine, hut IN IT, frnut depends tu
some extent whether the informal
peace movement iuaugui atcd q week
"g" can bc pursued further with
Great britain. France aud Russia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
FRENCH FORCE INVADING ARMIES
TO EVACUATE STRONGEST CITIES
RUSSIANS REPORT CONTINUED ATTACKS ON WEAKENED ARMIES
OF AUSTRIANS WHICH ARE P0CKETED BETWEEN VSTULA
AND SAN RIVERS AND EXPECTED TO SURRENDER


LONDON Sept 1.-THE Belgian legation announced today that the
Belgian army had taken the offensive and soe made Sep
mber 10 and the Germans everywhere made retire Man and Aer
Ot reaen The BganS destroyed the railroad between Louva
and emo cutting off German communications between Brussels and
Lge An 0nd dispatch Bel troops have just gained mpor
0enbug between Louva and Brussels cutting up
German corps and taking number Of prisoners The line toward ege has
been occupied by the Belgian"
The German army which week ago commenced series OF violent
attempts break through the French center and found their efforts futile
have evacuated Francois which the pivot Of their offensive
and retired nothwa The retirement made imperative by the
ued Of the German right wing which somewhere north
Rheims and the defeat Of the army corps operating east Of Vy
LrancO around Rvgny and Srmaie which their retreat lett
quantity material behind The Germans the AgOnne district have
ltawise begun 70 lal back So 81
In Lorraine the French claim have further
They have occupied the territory Of the Forest of Champno Ger
bver Resanve and Saint Die Apparently the Germans who sent
their best army further west to take part the advance Paris found
the Mose and Vosges where the French strong
trenched, mpaSable
While the French reports say tie French army following up these
would appear that driving movement taking
place against the German right wing On Friday this wing composed Of
Gen Kuk army and Gen BueOw occupied the
line following the River VeSe and the railway from SCISSORS through Els
the mountains south Rheims Today however these troops must
have gone further north The British official report the Brit
h cavalry reached that line today End number of prisoners cap
tured believed Sir John French will cling the heels Of the reaug
army long as his horses stand the strain
The Russians continue strike the Austrian lett Galcla and
according reports from Petrogad have succeeded smashing The
object concentrating the attack This wing the Austrian army OBJ
for the Russians desired than anything else put the Austrian
army entirely of the fight before German nOcemen can
aid What remains of the Austrian left said to be the angle
the Rivers Va and San where the Russians hope force
their surrender OF the PuSSan and Posen campaign nothing vuged
today
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~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. d G.. Sept l1
The enormous armnmonis OF Euro
pean nations. compulsory military
service. Unsuitable ambition. Ger
tain rulers Tor Increase of personal
power" and "intolorablc secret al
liances." OF nations are among the
causes OF the European war as cit
ed IN a. message 90 the American
people. ,ysued today hy the Amer
iran Peace Socieig calling upon
pesce loving Reople az over the land
"a u~ite. in srgar - p~rax pai
continue theif efforts each day un-
iil peac Ns restored Tho message
is sirned by Theordore 7. Burton.
president nj the Society
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
BRYAN PRAISES
OUR PRESIDENT
GLAD ONE N a. WHITE HOUSE
WHO WILL NOT BE DRAWN
INTO STRUGGLE.
.IAUDS NATCHFUL WAITING
Policy, once rera olI,idiculc, Now
spoken ~ only "a Terms uf
ResPe't by Every
american.
ny Assoeisled rress
BALTIMORE

ny Associated rrea
BALTIMORE Nd. Sept AZ
Il am glad We have In the White
House one who viii not permit Am
erica 10 be drawn into the warfare
now raging said Secretary OF
State Bryan 10 q banquet tonight oi
the Maryland Society OF the war
OF 1912. following the star spang
led banner celebration For wi :
there Is good deal of criticism %.
watchful waiting which had become
a term of ridiculo. now nobody yill
speak of II except in terms of res
pect The peaceful method Ol the
new world stand ont IN str . con
trast 10 the methods ~ The old
world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
SERIES ~ JEWEL KOBRERIES
CLEARED tp YESTERDAY

rUirAGp lll Sept II Jewel
robhories totalling a hundred aud
fifty thousand dollars during the
past three years we're cleared up TO-
night by the confession oi Bernard
Laudc. according t0 tho police. Who
Faid le acted as sample carrier
various times and extracted ieve.ry
cases from the stores
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
AUSTRIAN ARMY
SUFFERS DEFEAT
WHOLE FRONT Cgt SIND pH
tAPTt HIp ~ ~ ~~lNN
IpHtI ~ NniN.

PARIS. sept 90. 90 80 s. m.l--
\ dispatch from rctr"grad O." the
Matin sH,, The Austrian arm,
has been DESTROYED. over th" en-
tire front ~ has hcen beaten "r ha-
surrendered The first Austrian
army. commanded %, Cen. Auficn-
burg. Iust J1O Officers, $4,000 men
snd TOO cannon while the secon'i
arm, losi ip prisoners alone 800
officrts aud 10000 -uldiers."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

MlLN AZ Nib. VIE sept. u
Ali HrfsrEeWruts have been coWulct-
ed Tor the annual convention Of the
Bakery and Confectionery Worker,
International Union Of America.
which Is 10 meet in Milwaukee on
Monday FOR ~ session 0f one reok
The convention vill boz attended by
delegate representing local bran
ches Of the organization in many of
fhr leading cities 0f tho United
states aEi Canada
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13
MILLIONS CUT FROM
RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL


WASHINGTON % g.. Sept D.
The elimination OF eighteen million
from the rivers and harbor. bin lp-
preparations by Che senate comuprrc
committee o. au additional war
emergency relief. failed today 90 ap-
pcaso the opponents of tho measure
aud a fllibuster against 10 was re-
sumei on the floor
Senator Burton. Republican. lead.
iur the opposition. announced tho
fight would continue
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WASHINGTON. D g.. sent g.
West Texas. Colorado. Wyoming
Montana. south Dakota cloudy
cooler sunday Nondag fair
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EMPERoR's SONS REPORTED DEAD.


BY Associated Press
LONDON. Sept i3-An Ostend dispatch TO the Reuters
Telegraph CO. says Prince Frederick William and Prince
Adaber Prussia the EmPeros third and Prince Carl Of
weurtemberg reported have died in hospital Brusse
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rnckr.Il.Cha.c Mr,Idlnr

NORWICH Conn. Sept D. 4
notable Wedding here today vas
that of Miss Pauline Chase. daurh
ter ~ Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Hunt
Chase of Norwich and Henry EW-
ir- fpCkrcII. ynunEosf sun OF for
~'er United states senator Francis
Marion Cockrell of Missouri After
a wedding trip The couple will re-
side in Louisville. where Mr. Cock
reil is engaged On the Manufacture
nf sugar cane harvester Invented
bF his brother
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-13

Republican, Each has active op
unneuis 1n The Democratic and Pro
gressife tickets bat as the distri,'.
aso trunriy Republican 10 d rcner.
aily believed that The two pressai
members eiil De- returned By sub
stautlal ma iorlfies.