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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

9e0eutiame gentenarien.
3pei beoeutione GelHeuarien
6ringt ms OaS loufeuoe Sa6r. Sic
9efreiing oes groBen Gulocr &ap.
ties Gnls Oes Siebcnteu ans Ser
Gpronnei 91opoleons unO sic 6alo
Onrauf Ourd i'm crfolgte @ieoerber.
itelung oeS 0rOeuS Der @cieQidlait
Seii. SIS mar am IA. Mai 1914. oaB
Der Sieger ii6er oen itol5cn aorieH
unter unermeblidem Subel pieoer III
icni 0om ein5o9 uu0 oarauiiolgen
Oen T. 9luguit, OaB oeriel6e @apit sic
Seiielu Der @eieai6oit Seiu l6ltc
Die 6eiOen gr0Bten melt. unO fir6cR
geididtlideu Greigniiie 6ilOeu 5ipei
aroBortige Eriunp6e Der Stride mn
Die @rinnerng Oarnn 1T poGl gc
eignet, Die aot6olifen nit @iut6 lno
Gertrauen 81 eriiiaeu
g}obene.
NSn Der uier5e5n III. 9lpt66elfcr
Stride begouu cine 9iopenc 3l G6rcn
Ses NrOensitiiters 9ene0iftuS. OeiIen
8eit aeitern geiciert uuroe. Benefit
tiner.@oter W}arciiiuS @erej. Elm Qc
borener 6ilipino, 6ielt fiir5lic6 in ser
Stride Oas 0odamt. Gr lit nod Dem
aloiter ct. Gincents BEL @ittS6urg6
&a., gereiit Inn ib BORT in scr eng.
liden Sprodc 81 perpoafonlntncu.
3 ~ ed fntboliider N} Gnncr.
&ereinigungcn.
Reftor gSiiiel bon ser St.W}id)ocIS.
@emeinoe 6ielt in ser @refutiD.9cr.
iammhmg oeS Qeuti6eu r6miih-fa.
tboliiden @er6onOes BON Baltimore
lmO llmgegeuo einen gortraa ii6er
Sen 3lued ser fatbolii6eu Nlduner.
8ereiniaungen. 2ieie miiBteu oic
Gertbeioiger Ser Stride iein un0 fir
ibre geIeblidb gorontirten Redte ie.
Oer5eit eintreten. Der 9leoner mieS
onf Den 8l. Clements Sofbauer. oen
@rneuerer oeS edit fir6libeu 9e6ens
IN @ien unO in gon3 Geitreib, bin.
Ter 6l Clements itonO felt un0 treu
allf Seiten oer Stride uno errong
i5re 9iedte mieoer sic bonn Stoote
urlurpirt iporoen poren. 60 audi
5dtteu Die Gnt6oifeu &er6du0e sic
sluigobe, auf Seiten Ser Stride mo
ibrer Sirten 81 iteben penn imuer
lid cine @efobr gegen iie crbe6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
Gyiir'S 2c6cn Ocrcint.

Sri. @oiiouer nit Srn. 94unann
gctroit Sr. 9lrtbllr Stites
m0 Sri. 9(nno GribaIl in Glli-
cott-Gitp oerbun0en.-Sr. Gbas.
$. Naiacr lnO Srou feiern i6rc
ool0ene So@8eit.
8ieOer itano Gin iingeS &aor Dor
ocm @rieiter, Inn bon i6m oen Scaen
fir cin longeS, gliidli6cs @belc6en
5ll cr6oltcn, I'M oas 6e6re @eliiboe
o65ulegen, liA treue llno liebe @c-
i0brtcn Si iein lno 5u 6lei6en ein
&e6en long in lonnigen umo regneri-
i@cn So9en 6rGlllein @lio @oiiml-
CT, ole Eohter BON 6loro &oiiouer
lm0 0es in8pii6eu beritorbenen Srn.
SSulius Bailnuer, mur0e 0ur6 &ater
gllogiiuS in Ger fat6olil6en ct. 8e.
neOittss&iro6e, nit @errn 8ertbolo
S6umonn aus @remerbaben ge-
trout. 9us 9rautfiibrer fltneirte
Der 8ruoer ser 8raut Serr &enrp
@uiiouer, olS 9rautfiibrerin, Sri.
Gertrude 9}orris. Sin foitbares,
lpibenbeiebteS &leiO ibniidte Die
&rout in Ser &on0 belt iie einen
friiAen StrauB fnoipeuoer Stolen.
Dic 8roittfiibrerin mar nit einent
prd6tigeu &lei0e aus 0urd6ro6enen
SpiBen lmO einem Bouquet roia gtel.
fen ge5iert. Cine i6one 6eier on
oer ii1 gegen 60 Yerionen betbeiIig-
ten lcbIoB iicb an sic Ermulngs.Ge.
renonic i'm @otic scr @ralttmutter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
GEORGEE EEYAN8
FoRDT

he rllIiii6e SGn5erit miro am 3.
9lpril nit ibrer Grtppe in ser 81.
ric.&oae ouftreten. @aS Gepertoir
lit Elm ausge8ei6netes. Gnodbnt
m09en iein: u0rientolii6e 8onto
ite" bon Scroll uno @}ouIIorgsfi III
malber Babloma NIT oenl eritenl an
ser g1oDifoff in oer&oQe elmer oricn
taIH6en 3oubcrin ouftritt; nllnc
Soiree De 0anie"I nit @2uiif BON
Chopin; nQonie oe 9}irote", bon
0oprof iuno n9occbouale" bon @la
5ounop.
@biIbarm o.nii@cr Sron-
en- 6 Dor.
Scr o@6iIboruouiibc 5rouen
G6or" gie6t 0ieuitag 2lbcuo in Set
monn'S SaQe nit Dem Soruipielcr
9(nton Sorncr Dom &biIooelp6io
0r6cIter un0 ser Sopranidngerin
Srou @olter S. @iIlin9i5o ais So-
liiten, elm Gou3ert. 6olgenoes 1T
OoS 9srogromm: y@riiBe, $50 6o-
re cine &orfe, Come omop Death,
06rouen 9ie6e lnO Se6cl Ain
tWine@, BON SproB n.3igeinerleben"
bon Sbumonn; oGur &eortS orc
9isqitieteo" bon 9}opopiciisfi, un0
D9fccoronn5o~ bon GeiBin9cr.
6o1ten Gpn8crt.
Q(nton 0borafS oSto6ot Yloter"
miro om 7. g(pril in ser @hliit-2lfo
0emie unter 2eitung Dor &rof. %
bio Melonet 8ur 9luffii6rung gclan
9eu. @efonnte N&ir6endoriinger bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

Baltimore peroen ols Soliitcn ouf-
tretcn. Scr Gbor, luclHer aus 100
Stimmen 6eite6t, lit aus DorgeiGrit-
tcnen 3ogliugen ser N}elanet' lben
Nhlifi6ule imo @}itglie0ern oeS
n@luiitoliic6cu &uut Clubs 5uIom-
mehgeIcBt 9Dorof' s y5ta6at Dlos
ter" fam 8uerIt in 2onoon sur 9(uf=
fii6rlnd unO errong iofort einen
ourdic5ldaenocn @rfolg. 0os @erf
murOc in ieiner @eiamntt6eit bis
icBt nod icItcn oc60rt uno 1T cS 5unt
crlteu Olale, Dab 0oiiel6e in 8alti-
more 5ur 2luffii6rung gelangt.
g}cm 9orf @6iG6ormonie.
Gon8ert.
9ic glcm 9orf @6il6ormonic. @c-
icuic6oft pelMc Dor etIiMen Eagen
cincu 9luEuf an oos Gou5crt. &ubli-
finn bon Baltimore crlieB, i6r llnter-
ue6men in 3ufluft bciier 81 lnter-
fifteen icbeint NIT i6reu 2lppell
@liid 0eba6t 3l bobeb oa ser Gor-
Oerfauf in 9(l6olgb's @iuet.8iireou
elm duBerit 8ltfric0cniteGcuocr lit. IS
1T 0o6er feiu Gjulno me6r oofiir por-
bonoen OoB 0as Erc6cTtcr ndfbitc
Soiion nidt me6r 5uriidfe6ren ioll-
te. 9(ls SoIiitcn murOen cnga8irt
S5rou So6auna @oosfi oic oramoti-
i@e Soprano-%rinooonno pom @|c-
tropolitnn 0pern6ouS; @a6rilo-
mitiM, &ioniit uno Srou elena Sen.
6or0t, ole groBe oeutibe 2ieoeridnge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

iino: 28il(iouL George, Charles, GIa.
renee @arrp lmo 9idDuono DtiIler,
6rou Sobn @ontitton un0 5roi s..
IS @luts. Sin &criu@ 5rernoe
0es @5cpoarc8, ncl6e Der So@5cit
Uor fiini8ig $a6ren 6eipo6nten Elm.
5ulaOen iAlug fc6l. Gie meilten
oeriel6en iino 6ercits to0t rnO bon
ocn ii6rigen fonnte Der 9lufcnt9olt
nic5t ausiinOig 9ema6t mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
l1niere GbeQter,

ySor0'S.
Inter 2eihu0 bon @eor9e @DauS
iinOet Oieic g8o6e in 5orO's Gpern-
bouS cine iogenonntc n@}uitrel"-
%oriteaung itott, in ipeldcr inter
oneeren sic folgcn0en Spieler NIT
mirfen mer0eu: So6n Sing Gam
See, @aug6n Comfort, Qommp SDoe
S5omes Mce6ou. @iQiam s.. G6oup-
lon Soiep6 Gillespie, 50. 2inOcmon
gSiQ Gomltp, r9}ogS" 2eig5ton, SAUL
San Gpfc un0 oieIe 2ln0ere. Gas
&rogromut, meldbes sur 9hSfii6rng
fonmt lit oieies Sobr ein oisge3ec6-
netcs, md6ren0 Die @ci1nge oQe neu
ino ln0 ooS SrdbeIter e6snioQS oui
Ger So6e ser 3eit itebt o&ouep
9oD" @pons 6ot pm ie6er 0ur0 iei-
ne uN}initrel" -%oritcQungen ii6 ei.
ner QroBen 9clieGt6cit 6cim 36eater-
Eu6lifum crfrat mas Oemu auA
li9erlic6 oicic5 @}ol wieocr ser Sal
icin miro. 9ll3 9}crigfcit miro oieie5
So6r en idlmei3erii6er 0oOler, @mll
&on GDfe, Gcboten, Der in Scr @ie-
ocrgo6e Don Eprolcr-@eidngcu cin5iB
oaIte6en ioQ.
ID uiif 9lfo0cmie"
nQbc Grail of t6e Qoncicme &iue",
ein Gromo ans Scr Gc0er 0cS @H6.
neniGriitItcaer5 GuQcre @alter ge
longt Oieie @o6c in ser N2uiif.glfo
0enie nit G6ortottc @olfer in ser
9toae bon nSrme" 5nr 9nlffii6rltua.
Gic G6cotcriirmo &lom & Grlangcr
Bat itb Dieies Syobr sic qroBic @}a6e
gege6cn, CAB sic Sccnericen init 6er
Stimnung jeOeS ein3clncn 9lftcS i'm
Ginflon9 Ite6eu lmo Dem 6oriden
fomon gleiGen NdmenS in e0er
gSeiie gerecbt mor0en @s lit in Oer
E6ot cine Rroouftion, bic Dem mG5- /
Ierii9iten G6eotcr6euGer gcioQen
miro unO nit Sri. @alfcr in Ser
%onptroQe miro in on5icben0er ms
rii6renOcr gSeiic Der romottii1e Oil.
itri6 beroorgebrobt, weIGer aae Oie
uer6or9ene &ei5e eine3 @}G06enS, !
mcldJe ibre SugcuOioGre IN ser 2lt- !
moip6Gre cines primitipen GG6irgs-
0orics bcrlebte, in iciucr mo6reu c0- !
len 6orm 5eigt
oO} nrD lan0."
Gin feines 8rograH1m gelangt 6ie
Il @o@e I'M Observation-Disclosures"
sur 9(uSfii6rlrng. iSanilie 95rice
un0 Glibc 2ogou mer6cn in @eidn- |
gen inb Gdn6en 6u ie6en fem lnO !
Got6rinc GouutiB in Ocr Gfi58c |
oGbc 9irtbooD %rcient." 9(noerc !
ytummern iin6; &unoe- rno @ferOc- !
OrciNr; Soiper, noer 0cnfenoc
%unO~; 2eo6 mO &olleu; 6roiinj
Sormonifo Spicler uno @0mono !
SaDeS unO Company.
n@uDctD."
aGbe @irIS bonn Starlono" lit |
Nieie S8ohc Die 9(ttruftiou I'M u@o0e- !
tn-Ebeoter". 9ln ser Spite Ger
&ruppc itcbt g8ia s. Genucoo. Son
ocn onocrcn mitpirfenoen &crionen
n0gen ermdbnt icin @omoro Ga.
itoro, Soicpb 9}iemeDcr, &6omas !
OlcG3obon, 2cm Gbriitp, @iIlie Sill !
Gtbel @all &otborine @fcGonncll |
unO @ei6wiiter Glarf.
IS loniul."
Scr 3oi6erfiinitler Qbrriton tritt |
oicie SSoMc i'm nGoloniol -G6eotcr@
oilf. 6olgcnOe nele 9ttmneru ge-
longcn sur 9[uffiibrun9: u8oloom
ruo icin Giel uGbe %efin &olau-
quin~ o&be Sbooom 8eopIe," u&6e
Youofof 9unooIow", o0oS iiorueii-
i1c Cabinet rno uGbc @apligbt |
@boits.~
n@oIi'S.
l5n Foli's 9luoitoriimi G6eoter
miro oieie @o6e 0oS 0romo Sic |
meiBe Sdluelter" ntfgeiii6rt meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
Nie ..@as. nn0 @leftriait6tl

Die r@aS- mo @leftri5itGts-
@eieaihait~ peniionirte geitern flint
i6rer dlteiten 2lngeiteIlten. ndmliA
9lo6ert 9Sria6t Al Sabre Gienit5cit; /;
9lobert 8. aorr, 40 Sabre 0ienit3eit; ;
@iQiom $. Gallagher. 81 Sabre
DieniBeit; SSocob $. griffin 36
Sabre GieuiBeit. uuo rSo6u RooaerS,
81 Sabre Oienii5cit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
etanO intcrnatiOnaler clclrcrtidaf.

Gas 9lmts6lott OeS iron3oiiiden
Nliniiteriums 6ringt cine cinge6cnoe
Statiitif ii6er Oeu internotionalcn
StanO Der @eperfihaftsbemegung.
Sic ent6dlt N'itglieOer5a6l Ginno6.
men unO 9lusgoben, ionie @ernogeu
Der glr6eiter Orgouiiotionen. tort
gefii6rt bis 5lrm SdluB OeS Sa6res
1912 GornaA lit Die 3ohl Der on,
ganiiirten 9lrbeiter bon 1911 auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

gen elmer @or0t6at itedbriefli6 ucr-
folgt uuroe. Gr mllroe ipdter an sic
@e66rocn BON SIccomoc-@ountp aus
aclieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

SSnsgelommt muren in Oeien Gan
bern @nOe 1912 runO IA Gdaionen
9lr6eiter gemerfidoitlid organilirt
gegen i1aWliaionen @noe 1911. Gic
@inna6nen 9hisgo6en imo @eruo.
gens6eitdnoe iinO in Sronfen ongc.
ge6en. @noe 1912 tuoren an @ern0.
gen Der Organiiationeu por6onoen
in: 0eutiblouO Tia NfiQionen, 9el
gien 2,S, Seirei1 t5,S, @roB6rtan
MEN 139, llngarn 81. Sc6mcoen 2i.
glorpegen IL @lilionen 6ranfen.
Sn 9e5uq auf S06e ser Ginna6men
uno 9hsgoben ite6t Geutidlano
obenon. Gam folgt @roBbriton.
llien ole Ser. Staaten II. 10. SSii
pelhem 9auoe sic 0jeperfidlafts6c.
ueglmg on iutcniioiten III, lGBt lid
idjper ieititeQeu namentlib oeshol6
nicbt, neil mitIuter feline 9lnao6en
oorii6et por6ntloen iin0, mie0iel BON
Den orgauiiirten 9lr6eitern auf qe
wer6lide ODER lanowirt6idaitIidcCr
goniiotiouen cntioQen. 9air iir Iig.
ben Sdnoer loiieu iid entiprecbeuOc
SereHnn9en oniteQen IS crgi6t
iib babel OoB @nOe 1911 pou Sen ae
werblihen 9lr6eteru it6er6uupt oraa
niiirt paren. in 0Gnemarf 5t,7 @ro.
sent GeutidlouO 32,9 @roseut, gor
megeu 216 &ro3ent, Sdpeoen 2t,S
Ero5ent, Ser. Staoten 1872 @ro8ent
9osnien 1t.6 @ro5eut. SStolien 9.i
&ro5ent. gie meit sic 9lnfiteluna
ouf Soaii1noigfeit 9(niprih MAIDEN
tonn ldBt iitb idluer iogeu. Sr oen
iiir Eentidlano augeiii6rten 3iffern
fe6len offen6or sic nnab6dngigen il.
Total orgoniiirten @emerfidaftcn
ober ieoenious loiien ole ougeiii6rteu
3oblen erfennen DAB Die @eperf
ld)often lid ii6eroa zines geiunoen
Nohst6lms erireueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

AbSnnenteii, bic ben ,Scniidjcn GUrres
lpunocntCn" ntdlt piinttlim UOer unreacl.
nGRig erbaltct, iin0 ge6etcH, ber Office
oaugH per Ielepbun pocr idriitliM Witt
tbcilung 81 madlCH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

@aHc fArs 9nslouo bciorGt e. &ainc, 4f8
ct-$Niilmoye'StyaGe, nnGe GnIum DOnie glVe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12

KANSAS CITY. No, ApfN
Fa.tcrucrt who have br'u in the lah-
it of asking what ihc matrr win
Kan.at p" are soon to receive q vera
cumprchcus reply ~ th'ir pu'f'.
Within = day or two train of hau-a'
prnduris win hr started from here
on an extensive tour 0i thr E1@i lni
10 show tho people 0i that s'c'iuu
uf tho c,urir, that there i- nnihint
the matter v itb the Suuf.URrr state.
Tho travelling exhibition viii slo'
7th the prosporit, ihai bias OVER
Vholurrd the state ami ii- people iu
recent year. There rilI Doe % carload
~ Kansas Agriculiural proc Iri .
4 nuv ing that nowhere iu The lana
'ADcs the corn grow higher. mc
grain more golden nor ihr irhin
moro luscious than in The state oI
kansas. Another car viii be de'oi-
ed 10 exhibits showing The mann
moth strides that he State has made
IN an Industrial way during The pasi
decade The train viii bc ACCOM-
panied by 900 or more representa-
tive Kansas farmer and hu- me
men with columns OF reliable infog
nation ~ their tongue ena. iu inN
course of their 5.5oo-mile tour iheY
will call on President Wilson and
Secretary Bryan in wa -hing'on and
be entertained by The commercial or
ganizsiions IN philadelphia. Baltl-
more. New York. Boston aud other
leading cities IN the East.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12
STILWELl NAMED
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
PANHANDLE TEACHERS NNSO-
CIATION ENDS TWO DAYS
SESSION VI MEMPHIS

special % The News
MEMPHIS. Tea April 81 ~ W.
Sulvcli principal OF the \marillo
High School. was named President
of the Panhandle Teacher NssOcia-
iiou here today. 90 conclusion Of the
annual convention (which began hero
Friday morning
CANYON was selected % the next
convention city th. call o he Pan
handle Athens 10 her children prov
ing too strong for resi- '1ncc. Tn"
convention program WAS replcic
with interest. discussion. on sub-
iects of importance 10 l.r teaching
professions occurring on both DAYS Of
the meeting The Attendance wac
approximately ZOO I'd. hotels Of
Memphis gave special rate to dele
gates. and thc citizens n. Momphi-
Wed with each Other .. extending
welcome aud hospiialil 90 hclr
guests
President Stilwcll. former Prrai-
dent Ben r. Short ~ larrlord. aud
other Norih Pauhandla INSTRUCTORS
lcr tonight for Amari
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12

HI'"fIHT N TTT VI
NEW YORK. April a. rropri"
tors and manager o0 lcadiug boirt
throughout the United State and
Canada are rouud,n- up in this city
for thr annual con enti,n of th'
Hotel Mems Mutuu Iencfit Ns-uDIa.
iion The meeting 900 continue four
day. aud will hr dew. ed ~ tuc OBJ
cussiou uf wide Hsr.iy Of question
rrla'ins 10 hoiol managcmrut N"'
the least important lwong tho mll
tors to De- considrr. ly be bouilr
o. is tho problem n ne hotel dead
braf which ha Ha'Ned solution '.
Or since ur first Hrich inn hus
oHi H ign in N.r amsterdam
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12

li't 20 So Eauao. % eaII lp,en
munster oI N'N tur. CE nov
Knows something of OBJ, i.mg or
I"h'hn'# thaI come, tu Do, man ONT
ol job and hom, m 70 bir rt, ue
WITH Rn Graham IS uuut,- ,pert
one cold night ou thr street. of ve.
lork Without funds rh. D. h.. .tofs
ol Dos experience
We wore uo uf rpua and "a. our
clothes were ragged ne suffered from
Tho cold. a- lhc mahi was bitter M.
had not shaved for two dass. and po
one whom Ne met suspected that We
were not 'rlnps We applied hale
'rozcn o. the muuirt1 mfer.
iH'i'i''' '1i' 'pna bn0 sall,sC ~
I"uNd u t'iraih .|.r.uH
NaegaHts Ne finally rut cid. ..
coffee each aud 4 feu .llce. of bread
] have never tasted antthinr better
no ail ml iie. Tor was chilled and
mighty hungry There Hnrr NOR.
Than tun men stretched put ou .Io
hard ilu'r and eFrr' bed was ur.n.
pied. We finally slept u1 tac floor
with The others
We were particularly struck b.
ihr Tact thai Wpns OFF t.. mu $40
saw iu Oh" pIfr. HII good Ar...
huNcd uu signs u. dissipation. and
we're just plain .urtuul'. u fUp
race of Ute n' r.lr., There Hu.
q quota oi m.n who luuDH chat
they were tIr'Im uf drink bH mlu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12

si.rrHl Co The hruh
OSSlNtNG. *. n, AVfil ILL.,
while uu llc olloris woro bring made
in New YORK Clty 10 ~ yani the
execution neat Monday " lhc icur
gunmcn convicted of th( murder Of
Herman llosonthai. "lpIri.iau Davis
who directs the mcrHuncal phase OF
clcctrociriions arrVcd ~ Sing Sing
prison to engage N prcliminaric of
his task
Mdramatic occnrrancc marked his
,isit Just as Jacob Ruseubnrg
father of let i.ouls'' approached
the prison cluchine a petition nom
Rabbi Goldstoin. asking fnr post
poncmcni of cxccuii0n until Thur
day he met Davis. Wien told he was
the gunmens father Davis mut cred
something. turned aud ran into the
prison
The arrival of Dngls apparently
pu, seal on finaliy '-- be- tate
do,a'is'a u /, 's'r't y ued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12
HtEl,TA's REPUTATION on AC.
TION OF AUTHORITIES Ar
TtNiIiCO RECEIVED
NOTHING MORE FROM MAYO.
Nav, Department Has LETT Matters
IN His Hands and l. Disposed
10 Rely on His Dis.
erection


b Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April IL
The tense situation. created here
by the arrest OF American marines
at TampicO was greatly relieved to-
day with the receipt of General
lluerla's prompt population and ap-
Ol0gy for the action, which was for
wardcd from Mexico city By Charge
O'Shaughnessy.
while no definite statement was
Obtainablc In official circles II was
broadly intimatcd that the necessity
for redress had been afforded
Reporting developments 10 the
Navy Department. Rear Admiral
Mayo, in command OF the naval force
AZ Tampico. cablcd that he Hd de
mandr1 thar the Mexican comman-
der salute tho American nag IN ca
piation Of the aflr0ut
His message said he had given the
MoNican officer - hours Ia comply
No further message had came lrom
Admiral Mayo when The War Dc
parlmDnt closcd tonight
NNlUlffi AHNh ffpNIl VIZ Ifl '
Vardcd To l'rcsidcn, Wilson al white
Sulphur Springs. West Virginia.
whore hc is pending the Easter hol
idnys.
The Navy Department issued no
instructions 60 ADMIRAL Mayo. di-
r,ttUg wlhre withdrawal or en-
furrcmrul ot his demand for q SO.
lutte
Officials here are Disposed to rely
ou hia 1ig"rctinu and arc certain hr
has been informed oi the unualilird
term ol lluortas apology and prom
IS, 20 hIfig The culpablc officer to
irial
other McAican reports alc mca.
ger.
New representation came from
the spanish foreign office through
Ambassador Willard at Madrid, ask
ins Assistance for he excited Span
l,rds AZ III Iaso 'yonGl iotth com
iacni that everything possible was
Icing done. both 10 secure the return
of thc oxiles. protection of their pro-
pnrly IN Torrcon and prevention OF
lilc action in ease OF -ubscqu, ~
rebel successes clsWhcre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12
JUSTICE corr HErtsi.s To RE-
OPEN CASE uTEn NEAR.
ING EviDENsE
tXtGUI|ONER PRtAFR|NG
I, Met bN Father of Tine 80 tom
dcmncd Men. WHO Ca,nc 10
Prison With ippcai tor i.c.
spite niii Thu ,la,

nN NtHnffaiHu Toes.
NEW YORK. April it--Thc last
hope OF the four gunwrn. condcma-
ed to die Monday Tor iuc murder OF
crman RoscnlhaL the New York
gambler was sccminsl hlaeted TO-.
night when supreme court Justice
Gen. 10 whom final appel Tor a nca
trial wac made. declined to rcoprn
their ease.
AZ 4 prolonged hearing today COLI
listened to the tcstimony of acN VIII
ncmes produced at the law moment
hy counsel FOR he doomed men
Late IN the altcrnuui, aIirr Dis
trict Attorney Whitman had hccn
given AN opportunity Ia oifsrl the
newly discovered evidence with tcsti-
mouy of witnesses OF his own. Gofl
said hc would take the matter un-
der ndyiscmcnt aud gave decision
tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12
uam sccl Oklahoma Gu,ciuor ,l,ip.

OKLAHOMA tII'. Okla. Apr'l
3D.. s frec.iDr.IIl scramble f0I the
Republican nomination ior governor
g.. expected when the Republican, oi
Oklahoma meet il convention here
TUESDAY to select % state ticket Tor
the coming election Tie party
leaders regard the arre field of az
pIrant. a. an Indication of the geuef-
AL feelin4 that the Republicans see
a prospect for mr.e. az tae f1ii
nest au Amorr the men uho ar
beius Doomed Tor the Eubcnsioris
nomination are N stephen ~
fawtou y e. Simous oi Enid. Frank
sfearn- Uf shaaree p " Clark of
Pavnec Thomas Nearj of Muskogee
aud r. T. Lane. John Embry aud y.
X. Pope of oklahoma city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12
ROLL REPEAL oPpOvrNTb
1O MAXI AItt,t MENT


WASHINGTON Il. G.. Npril -
The heaviest artih.ry OF the oppon-
cnts of the repeal OF the Panama
toll exemption Tor lmcricau ships
can bring 90 bear. win be- trained
aISiust the administrations flat re-
peal policy before the senate COM
mittee on intcrocoanic canals. next
week
EVER po ihl' argument that can
be- raised g. 70 be brought forward
iu the hope of prevailing on iho
""'amittc" Co. make un adverse rc-
port on the bill as PASSED by tho
dousc. aud laili.g M that TO lay q
iouudaiion for 'r"tIuuIug The light
iu the Senate itself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12
CHICAGO NEI,HNNrS SEEN
TRADE Ol TN SOL III.

CHICAGO. lll. NpIl ~. \ trade
cXtcnsian delegation of the CHICAGO
Association 81 Commerce vii depart
tomorrow on two weeks tour 90
study the industrial and commercial
pos ibiliiict oi tho .Usihcastrrn Stat
rs. The ritios 10 h' visited include
Louisville. Lexington Chuilauuuca.
Knoxville. 4 hr,illc Winston Salem.
Greensboro. Charlotte. Columbia.
harlosfou. NuCg %. Savannah.
Jacksonville. Macon Columbu.. A.
lania. MontromDry Mobile. Birmiu
ham and Nashville
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12
C0LQUITT WANTS
NO E[|M|NAT
ADVISES CONSTRUCTIVE" LEAD
LliS TINT CONFERENCE
WOULD BE SUICIDAL

Special to The NcNs.
Al SrlN. Ten. Apr. o. Cover.
nor Colquiu announced today .n O.
letter 10 Colonel j Shcb William OF
Paris. Texas. tha uo was strictly ou-
posed 10 the plan of the "Cou-'rnr
u'c Democrat 90 held 90 cUulcr'n."
at Fort Worth next Tuesday ton tHr
purpose OF deciding ou candidate
f,- Governor 10 oppose col Thomas
II. BAH. of Houston Governor Col.
quiti saws it would Dee suicidal u
hold such conference az this time
and will only result in iuriuir con
f1sing the poliiical situation while
the governor does not openly commit
himself 10 James y Ferguson tie
reu County Auu-Caudidaic De- b.
very much inclinrG toward Fvru
ruu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12
snow and Rain H. Panhandle

CANADIAN. TcSa.. april Do s
wue'nd pi. aud snowfall hero la 2
uirhi aud this morning Registered 90
precipitation Of tpcui}-our hHr.
drrItH. Df au iurh with about th'
.fmr aH H Cp1inr and llrru.
Im. E. 'U. .ernuH rain fur ilrmpn.'
.uH#' sHI.n ihc la' ''r dH..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12
niriIM., OF Nnl--I Ncn.

N NSiNNGTON U. Nrrl II.
th, .oason ,l birihdf s uu anon.
fBo bieh' offiDnl- Washington
To-day was tir mriI.. nHuif"rar'
oI Justice uughc. f|r Nn"ngc q
member uf t'r SBH wr Court of
frr United sia'pr .u ui senator
tsr W W.rk. p. IH..nrhusrti
Justice Hughes DO nf. $50 rcars old
and Senator W',i ilfi'..o1
Luke Lcc oi Tcuur iHc NabN
OF the United state. t'r. vii crI'.
hrato his ihiry-U. .Ifthda' ami
ftUarf tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-12

tIrOHI iu Toe NFHs
AUSTIN. Tex. April 90 TIr
Governor this afternoon approved the
appointment OF claude q. Yates o'
Austin 20 De- state pure Food aud
Drug COMMISSIONS io nll no" vac.
ancy caused by th" recent resi- suaiiou
Of ! : Abbott. who resigned 90 &C.
copt au important position Ui Bur
eau of Chemistry a. Washington.
Mr.. Yates who is loadinu chemist
and druggist of Au.tia haH accepted
the position and viii enter upon the
discharge uf BIZ duties April l'.