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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
BATTLE LINE EXTENDS ALONG
FIFTY OR SIXTY MILE FRONT
FAVORABLE NEWS CHEERS FRENCH AND ENGLISH BUT CRITICS
WARN THAT BATTLE is NOT YET WON AND POINT OUT
STRUGGLE MAY CONTINUE WEEK BEFORE DECIDED
BY Associated Press.


LONDON Sept 9The allied continue have the advantage
what termed only the pnaes great battle extending from
Meaux northeast of Paris the fortress Ved l2 miles east OF the
capital city The Germans broug reOcementS striking the allies
left center between onmra and V Francois along front fifty
or sixty miles but each time driven back.
1t is not surprising military since the Germans compelled to
advance through the Petit NORM wam then bare upands
The extremely strong French poo the right h their only chance
however and they expected continue the attacks bringing reinforce
ments from ChalOna to face the French artillery the heights
General Pau commanding the center Of the French army reported
advancing north Sanna toward the plateau commanding the
ter Of the whole battlefield On the left the British have driven back the
Germans across the Grand and Petit MORN toward the Marine river
while the left the French sixth army had further threatening
General Klucks communications.
In the east the Germans failed break and hills and
the right wing the allies according the French the VOges mountains
in Alsace, the situation is unchanged
Favorable news cheers allies but critics the public the battle
not yet won there will probably week Of fighting before decs
i've result attained by either side There possibility that the Germans
are trying draw the allies attack high ground between the
Marne and Ane Though believed the Germans halted be-
Teved they are still determined General Oe however has strengthen
ed bis position and completed the concentration OF his forces
The Austrians and Russians still battling GaGca with indications
Of Russian successes though doubt expressed to whether the
Russian enveOpg will be quick enough cut off the Auans
There is ul in operations East Prussia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
FUGITIVE MINER
LEADER CAPTURED
UND HIDDEN ~ EuONiiNG
HOi - FpH ~I.N EHNI. DAYS
SEM ~ DETECTIVES


ry AH.HrIHfsI rftss
BUTTE. Mont sept CHUCK
BE-" Mcdonald tbD .Eiti,r president
of ih, Butte Nur workers Union
ana t.o others Var. arrested today
by ,,l and miItar authorities Hr
had been hiding boo roominr house
FOR several days I.. yeuWrrd uu'
and va. seen ht detectives TOE
Federal Court today upheld fh.
right of th. mHf. fo hold prison
ors Th, situation quiet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

IU NH. '.H '"r
LONDON sept Sixty fHuH
ana Hrrar refugee. arr expected
tn arrive m EHlard boz tUe nest
ten IaE- Tho British eutHrumeu'
.tD. extended genera. Invitation
.fu .1I Belgian. Homr.D.. because u.
OBJ, ear fD .am,'u England SOD
mfs.r I.IHses committee la- under
taken. with government supervision
Do receive .rH care fHr fID refugee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

MEMPHIS. Tex. SEPT At l''
regular meeting of fh- N'mpNl'
Commercial club on 'a.' 'l'Nl"-.
resolution erre adopted endof -l"t
the On, bale of cotton plan ih''
has recently been started In many
parts of the country and a commit
tee was appointed 10 request ''I nN..
ines houses to close fHr ono h"N'
on next saturday aitcra0on iof o
mas meeting a. Which time oreahi-
yation via be perfected 'oohihf y"
thorough campaign fn enlist ''.
ery one Who D. able 90 bus % ha'' ".
cotton ai Toe and hold f year.
4 number were presen' -lfhiIi'l
their willingness 20 ful in 'ihr anu
Il was the opinion thai the pfohi'i'
can le solved BOZ THE aaf 20 D. Pc
Heyed that the south. afA NlN
help uiiI come from the husIn'.- in.
terest1 o.. the Sofih ard Ea-i can
absorb enourh cotton o. thi. way ''
force the price 90 normal r.Iliil"n.
Every one B. hopeful and i''efm'n'
,d 81 protect the cotton mIfF'' 'u
limit of theif ability IHi. P'''
.w--.s....a - -. FaUN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
UTTIENS FROM COLORADO
STILL COMING ~

DENVER colo. Sept VITA
return iIll incomplete from Ne-inr
das's primary both slmu'. ID Nirn.
olson and George A Carlson ar.
claiming the republican nomination
for governor and thc uominaf. n.
T " Patterson. dsmoDrat be- con.
raded = P CosiiaaH fhr pfosIe.
sige uas uuOrpo-'l
For United states Senator th'
nomination of nr Hubert WORK
republican. has been conceded bf hi
opponent. a. Steven.
Thomas democrat. and Ben 'auIu
grifHh. are uuuppO-ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
FRENCH RfPoRT SUCCESSES

BORDEAUX, France Sept An official bulletin tonight
says: "On left wing all German attempts to break the French
lines ON lle right bank of the Ourcq river have failed
1--WE have taken standards The British has crossed
the the enemy has fallen back about Is miles On the
center and rRh, wing there IS notable change
President Poncare has signed decree calling all French
men previously exempted military service the ground ot
defective health. undergo further medical examination those
found fit will be at once drafted into the army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
WILSON OPPOSES
INCOME TAX RAISE
NENHIHS OI WAYS NNp MEANS
COMMITTEE EENISI\G
REVENUE Plan

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON % g. Sept g.
pr. .d,ut Wilson. lisapprofal 90.
dat ul the propose to increase tr.
income tax as means of rais.us
revenue tD offset th" treasury de'i.
rt due to the Nar. sot the demo.
cratic members OF the Ways and
Means committee 90 revising plals
In view OF thee financial emerecu.
pg. the republican that are urging
the river. and harhor appropriation
biIl. CARRYING luy three million dol
ars be- revised The democrat
plan readiustmoui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
RAILROADS ASK
HELP Of WILSON
WANT Np ~ TlpING OVER il\-
ANCI\I DIFFICULTIES oN
Account OI WAR

Do, N.a.iaIaI Press
WASHINGTON. % g. Sept
President Wilson began r'us..'ra.
tion tonight %. the appeal made .'
him today b, committee o' reid.
road executives. representing every
large road boo tha .nuHtrr asking ad
Boz udIur over the financial dIn'1..
ties, arising from iUr war boo fUnp"
They presented uu peri'Ic PLAN
The railroad men hope the urn b.
dent through letter. ur otherwise.
will relieve them o' some of ih't
burdens Specific requests Nil' pf"h.
lhlt D.. made later
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

I|| ..HHHNiH|fN fHHH
NEW YORK Sept q The gue
ton raised hs |.. British 1nl
French suyerumsr. regarding ''
ueutralit, status fhr steam bio
Red Gross. Do .l. .Irrics German.
win hor crew VI.n .ho sail. h1.
delayed apparent. Indefinitely chat
shin departure | /. mon believe
she HII leave r.r tomorrow H.
planned The comm uder bias enu.
to Washington d. .Hre me problem
before SccrtHr Hr....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

NEW YORK sept ir'i
hacker. of tho United States nuH
absolutely control the Argentine out
put of beet. destroying its value as
4 competitive check 900 fhe price on
native beef acDordiug tn th" %" 'i.
mouy TODAY before Na-i.'ra'" Mae
doc bon tho inquiry into 'he 1i'an..
of food prices
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
KAISER PROTESTS AGAINST DUN DUN BULLETS

WASHINGTON D. C., Sept president Wilson today re-
c,ivcd personal obcgr,m from Emperor William OF Germany
pro, ,sns, the use by the allies Of bullets, and the
participation the by civilians Belgium Tie also expressed
regret a the destruction Of louyan
The contents Of the message closely guarded and not
even officially admitted that received The for secrecy
not diyugcd said however the president not asked
n tax. an, action and is not known action will be taken The
French embassy denies the use OF DumDum bullets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

NTW YORK sept Count
won HarI.fu.W OH, German amha
sldor to the United states today do.
nicd fnaf tHar. r,T. mines In thH
Norh s,l The D.mau ports are
not biookafsI Do, Jared aud u"u.
trail ships can 'rf.- and replruish
their c0.' lpplie. 1a there is ul
embargo Un bunker coal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

Los ANGELES. Sept open
shop conditions ha,c caused Joss
wage long hours. Inefficient work
and Mcroa od profit tu employer.
according tu the testimony of Wit
res.a. OFF or.au.4,i labor TODAY he.
fore tha Federal iHduifriai h"la
tInns ComuI. Ion Repre- aeutifi.r.
of EMPLOYER ooHtradi.iri tnIe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
RORDTR PATROL REMOVED
FROM RIO GRANDI EiNEE

~ pA~O, 1cNa~, sept. p.-t'"ner-
~ John psr,hing commanding the
hor,irr p'arol ~ Tort Bliss. I"Nn-'
tuda, received an order ." liit th"
arms cmbarg" which has been in 81
fcci since the American occupation
uf Vera cruz. The order wns eve
cutcd immediately, AMI the border
pntruls removed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

MtNiCO CITY. sept The DO
cree 0f sept q. signed b. tHe Cover
nor of the Federal District and
guaranteeing pop"rty arainsf conii7
cation aud citizens against arrest o1
mere accusation ra resf INDEED ffe
terIay hF order of Genera lBrrauya
Tho gofernof has reslsned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

LONDON sept 70 Captain Me-
tarnu One of ihe most daring hus
.isn atators. sacrificed hH liIr in q
.n,....Iul attempt tn destroy an
austrian aafor'Hnt .lt. Reuter-
I.lr.Lrll ll-nlInh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

~ N--"I|TI" -
LONDON. ssnf @ The reiro
grad corr. lludeut to The Post
SAYS the Austrian army must either
.HrrsrIa. of be destroyed in daA
lr t.t Dr. .1E. tha Germans Or
riI.| fuH IIfH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
M NDRED MILLION DOLiAH
LOAN II NHEANGID IDl,
o, A.ois,ed Pre-.

NEW YORK Sept 70 The COM
pletiou of details connected with The
uou city loan uf % hundred million
dollars was felturc of che daN iu
tho financial district indiratiou.
point '0 strong demand 'or O. por-
uOu D' the loan bF foreign interest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
NINNIEW ENCJRSION
go HOU~I cot MY lNil;

.if..aI ia ihr NrEs.
pLAINVfEW. Tcs Sept FIf.
taen automobile. carrying about 90"
r.UyeH. ler ria.utirW early iHiI
mornirr f0r tho uuf.ifiur tonu. 90
advertise the UaIe County Fair.
which eiu ho held here on Sepiau
ber .2nd. -3rd and tfth
Todavs excursion viil include
Lockneg Flotdada White fiai. SIi-
rertor Tula and kress. refur0ine
fu PairFiep tOnllhf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
ENGLISH CAPTURE AMERICAN LINER

HOLLAND. Sept 9.-Thc American line steamer Noordam
Rotterdam York with German reservis and general
cargo for Germany captured the Atlantic and brought
10 Queenstown BY a British cruiser.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
IIITIEIIEIn HuI piNG
EIAtN ~ MEETING

aH.H.a. 'H IT, 'reH
IfTTIEFIElu. Tex. sept
Rev % s. Wckir Uu. pastor of ,ar
Methodist church here. O. being ls
sister Boo revival meeting this U""H
hy Rev Geo Shprrfr Of fl0fdadl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
WHITE STAR LINER WRECKED

LONDON Sept 9.-An official press bureau statement to-
night The merchant Oceanic of the White Star
Line yesterday the north coast of Scotland and
has become total loss All Officers and were saved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
WAS INFESTED ON ACCOINT
oI IINtOiN A~> A>>lNAiiuN

WASHINGTON - e. Sept
Wrs amanda Weets tho lari aHr
tror of thn.e arrested ~ The slime
OF tho 1asinafi0u uI Pre- iirn'
Lincoln i. dead here aged 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
GERMAN REINFoRCEMENTs IN FRANCE

LONDON Sept 9German renoreements estimated at SIXTY
thousand are advancing into France three columns according
Rculers Osiend dispatch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10
EeWtATHtp


WAS.ff' sToN o. e.. SER
Wei rea. Flf rhur.daN 'ai
FRIDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

GcOutinusi on Fsse t.oI.
The Dermott news., 1914-07-30
Bankers 70 Aid Exposition.

The Clearing House Association of
Little Rock has adopted a resolution
recommending to the banks OF this
city that they contribute from one
tenth TO one~-twentieth of one per cent
OF their capital stock and surplus to-
ward the fund being raised for the
Arkansas exhibit at the San Francisco
fair.
This plan also has the approval Of
George W. Rogers, president of the
Arkansas Bankers Association. and
the Executive Council of that organi,
cation. Letters are being sent to all
the banks OF the state requesting them
10 assist. Should his be done, II
would yield about $4,000, the capital
stock OF Arkansas banks being about
$40. 000. 900 in the aggregate. This
would be only one-tenth of the amount
the commissioners hope to raise,
The Dermott news., 1914-07-30
Pension Boards Delay.

County clerks must forward to the
state pension board the report and rec
concentrations OF their respective coun.
ty pension boards, or there may be
some counties without proper repre-
sentation at the August meeting OF
the state board and some old soldiers
will fail to receive their pensions.
Although the state board meets An
gust 3 and the county boards met as
early as July l3. only about 80 county
clerks have sen to the clerk of the
state board the pension claims for
their counties. 1t is imperative that
these claims be filed with the clerk
of the state board so they may be
checked over even before the state
board meets. General J. z Gibbons
of Bauxite is president Of the state
pension board.
The Dermott news., 1914-07-30
UNIVERSITY ATTENDANCE
Indications Tha Il viii Be Greatly
Increased Over Last Year.

wcstrru Newspaper Unfnn News Service
Fayetteville The pre-enrollments
already coming in for the neSt session
OF the state University indicate that
the increase in attendance seen a
wear age will be more than met In
September. Fayetteville al Ways fills
up with new families in III. early fall.
but this wear the few vacant houses
are being occupied earlier nan usual
by families moving here 10 ecure the
advantages Of the University and the
new Training High School Last week
seven enrolled from Texas.
During the Summer school just
closing there were students present
from the states OF Arkansas. Kansas.
Missouri, Tennessee. Mississippi. Ala
hama. Louisiana. New Mexico. trizo.
ma. Texas and Oklahoma-indi cHg
the position the University is takin
among her sister institutions tt
pre-enroIlments indicate that the I IAN
of the State University will draw froi
an ever increasing circle.
The Dermott news., 1914-07-30
PARAGOULD IS IMPROVING
New Water District Will Take in Al
Of the City Unserved.

Western New spapcr Union News Service
Paragould-Neyer before in the his
tory of Paragould has there been such
great activity along Improvement lines
as now. Contractor L. w Johnson
has several hundred men AT work on
the street paving. Engines. graders,
rollers. dump wagons cams and he
scores OF men make Paragould look
like a beehive OF industry. Contrac-
tors Jones 4 Harrington have dug the
basement and are now laying the foun-
dalton for the new $50, 600 hotel. Con
tractor Hollingsworth Of Memphis Is
pushing work on \ $4,000 addition to
the West Side public school, and Con
tractors Boone & Highfiil are making
good progress on n new Sl1.0 600 brick
school building on the East Side. En-
gineer ". 3. Rollins of Kansas city
who has charge of the new water I'm
provement district. has advertised n
bond sale of approximately s2S.ooo
for July Is. The contract for this
work will he awarded on July 20. The
new water district takes II all the
western and southern portions Of Par.
agould not embraced in the old water
district. The directors Of the hand
some new Country Club are having
the plans drawn for an elegant build
ing TO adorn the l00-acre tract OF
ground two miles west OF the city. The
grounds have been cleared IF all rub
bish. picturesque roadwavs have been
Graded through the tract, cold. ever
flowing springs have been run into
concrete basins. the golf links have
been laid off and when the building
is erected the ParaEould Country Club
viii have the prettiest grounds in the
state.
The new Paragould Building & Loan
Association. organized recently with
an authorized capital OF $500 600 and
with $500. 600 already subscribed. is
now placing loans and is encouraging
the construction OF many modern
homes in the city.
The Dermott news., 1914-07-30
ALL OVER ARKANSAS
COUNTY IS SUING
BANK BONDSMEN
BANK OF ROGERS WAS OFFICIAL
DEPOSITORY FOR BENTON
COUNTY FUNDS.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
B~pntOnville. - Attorneys Rice IL
Dickson. W. s. Floyd and ". o. Young,
appointed by the County Court to repre-
sent Benton county. filed suit In the
Benton Circuit Court against the sign
ers of the bond filed by the Bank of
Rogers at the time the bank was
made the county depository, for the
recovery of the county funds on de
posit with the Bank of Rogers at the
time of It's failure.
When the bond was made the sure
ties filed afidavits showing ownership
of uuinenmbered real estate to the
total value of sos. 600. as follows: w.
+. Talley So. ZOO. w. X. Felker 500
600, !. +. Felker $40 1000, =. +. Free
man Sl5.000. A. l.. Williams $4,000.
In the suit the amount af county
funds involved in the bank failure IL
given as s53.073.43. belonging to the
following funds: School fund. S4l,7I2.-
81; road fund. S5.962.S9: general coun-
" fund. s5.236. %: bridge fund. 500.
Funds belonging to every school dis
trlct OF tHt CouHNH, save oh', Wv ""
deposit.
The suit will be heard at the next
term OF Circuit Court. in September.
The attorneys state that in their
opinion. based on such facts as they
are so far able TO ecure they Will be
able to recover the funds. though 1t
may take some time TO do II on ac-
| count OF the complications growing out
| OF the failure OF the bank. Attorneys
| also stated that they contemplated
other p~roceedines which they could
not at present divulge OF discuss,
The Dermott news., 1914-07-30

BatImore=O On Jul, - Cardinal Glib
hons celebrated ms Sath birthday In
accordance WIKI the rules ana trad
tlons of the Roman Catholic hierarchy
the anniversary Vas not made=the oe-
castor Ter an, special celebration or
observation of a public character but
the arrival Of hundreds at letters and
kilograms Of CONGRATULATIONS bore wit
ness to the fact that the venerable pre-
late has many friends aud admirers,
Cardinal Gibbons was born IN kaltl-
more. OF IRISH pareutage. on July -.
1894 While he was still Il boy he was
taken 10 ireland by his father. and
there he received the elements q a
liberal education On ms return to
America he entered st Charles Col
lege. Maryland from which he gradu-
ated with distinction in 49, He was
ordained a priest III tSGl and attained
the C~ardinalate March l.. 1887. from
Pope Leo NIL
The Dermott news., 1914-07-30
Proposes Exploration Company.

Unless the well laid plans OF
John r. Fuller, state mineralogist,
fail to matertalize, Arkansas will have
in the near future an exploration and
mining company, for the purpose of
exploiting and developing the natural
resources of the state to a point where.
foreign capital can be induced to in
vest money.
1T is a welIknown fact said Mr.
Fuller, that Arkansas abounGs in min
eral wealth, and it is my personal be
lief that there are many other minerals
in the state which have not as yet
been discovered. 1t is also well known
that there are minerals here which
have not as vet been discovered. II
is also we'll known that the minerals
| already known cannot be utilized in
4 commercial way because OF lack OF
capital
MY plan 10 overcome This is to
form what is known as an exploration
and mining company. which should be
capitalized at not less than $4,000. for
the purpose of developing the mineral
wealth of the state to a point where
| outside capital could be Interested. In
| THIS way. much money could be
| brought into the state. ani it would
also enc To increase the reputation.
at is very difficult. under the pres
ent mining and labor laws of the
state. to interest outside capital in
even a developed mine Of any kind. 1t
is absolutely impossible 70 get mon
eyed men to invest in prospective min.
ing schemes. For this reason. We
should carry on our work To such a
point that there would be no specHla
ton about tive could deliver the
goods to the man who wanted to In
vest his money
My plan would be to have this com
pauv engage an engineer. and to re
tain hin at all times TO answer the
calls Ct such people as might ask to
have tests Of minerals made. and 10
uush the interests OF the "ompanN
The paid-up capital could be In
vested so as to draw interest enough
to pav#the officers which the members
of the concern might see fit 70 elect
In order 10 develop a piece OF prop
erty OF which there was a prospect OF
a mineral. the company should lease
the property from the oNaer on con
dition thai II thu mluera' banned
out he would receive = certain per
ceutaee OF the profits derived from
the sale 10 outside capital OF the min
The Dermott news., 1914-07-30
MONEY TO MOVE The CROPS
Secretary McAdoo VIII Distribute
$4,000 900 Among National Banks

Western N~evslat er I ulou <ews Serstc
Washington Money from the fed
eral treasury viii he deposited IN ma
tional banks throughout The country
again this fail 10 facilitate The move
ment Of crogs II promote business
generally Secretary McAdoo anuouu-
ced he would put out approximately
s34. GOO, zoe. and that he stood ready 70
increase the amount 10 any extent
necessary 10 meet the country + needs.
The secretary : estimate q what viii
be needed is based on replies from five
thousand national banks
A statement from the department
said
These replies from the national
banks fully conform optimistic bulle-
tins OF the agricultural department as
to prospects for unusually large crops.
They also indicate n decided promise
Of greatly improved business oOudi
ons and enlarged business activities.
The c~onCensus OF opinion of tire bank.
ers is hat II viii he of great benefit
to the crop NOV ement and to business
generally II the secretary will derosit
government funds IN the leading cities
Little Rock. Ark. IL among the cities
included in the distribution