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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
German Cruisers NTissInn.

LONDON, Sept. "A dispatch to
Reuters Telegram company from Wei
lington. New Zealand says there are
now five German cruisers in the Pacific
still not accounted for. namely, the
Scharnhorst, Gneisenau, Nurnburg Stettin
and Emden.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
Cambridge Wins Again,

CAMBRIDGE. Neb., Sept. 9.-(Special
Telegram. )-Cambridge defeated Stock
vale today, 0 to 2. The game was fea-
tured by the heavy hitting of the Cam
bridge team Cambridge has won nine
games straight Batteries: Cambridge,
Justis and Kraninger; Stockvale, Has
singler and FRY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
snc, nrer Hurnnnd,. Meath.

WATERLOO, Is., Sept s.-tSpeciel Tel
egraml-Mrs Harry J. jennings today
filed suit for 81 500 damages for the death
OF her husband. which occurred in July,
after being, struck by an automobile
owned and driven by G. \. Foote of
Parkersburg, from whom the widow now
demands damages.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
HYMENEAl
Adams-Hinshaw.

BRADSHAW. Neb.. Sept s.-(special y
George W. Adams OF Tabor. Ia. and Miss
Hazel Hinshaw OF Bradshaw were united
in marriage at the Presbyterian parson-
age, at York. yesterday. by the pastor,
Rev Thomas F. b. Smith.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
Expepse RIII Passed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The senate to-
day passed the Mathematician appropria-
ton for extra expenses Of diplomatic and
consular service, occasioned by the Euro
pean war 1t has already passed the
house and now goes to the president.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept y--In connec-
ton with the Star Spangled Banner Cen
tennial celebration a tablet was unveiled
today on the house at Pratt and Alder
marie streets, where the original star
spangled banner was made by Mrs. Mary
Young Pickersgill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
COLLEGE PROFESSORS ABLE
TO LEAVE WAR TERRITORY

GRINNELL, Ia, Sept ESPECIALLY y
Word has been received here that the
members OF the college faculty who have
been in Europe are safely on their way to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
RUSSELL NAMED ASSAYER
AT DEADW00D OFFICE

WASHINGTON, Sept. s--The president
today nominated James e. Russell to be
sssayer in charge Of the assay office at
Deadwood. s. II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
injured an Foot nan Practic.,

EDGAR. Neb.. Sept. 9.-(speciaI)-
Harry AndertoE sustained broken
Shoulder blade while playing foot ball
with pieked-up team which was practic-
ing with the high school squad. Dr. An
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10

Ways and means committee continued
conferences or means OF raising sddi-
tional revenue 70 supplement- falling Gus
toms receipts.
Bills were considered under the calendar
Wednesday rule.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
The National Capital
"wednesday, september o, 1914.
The senate.

The million-dollar appropriation for
extra expenses of the diplomatic and con-
sular service because of the European
war was passed.
Senators Burton and Gsllinger continued
their opposition 20 the river and harbor
bill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10

The Metz were again victorious in
their match with the Old style Layers
on the Association alleys Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
Tener signn Unps

President Tener has secured for next
year Umpire Arthur O'Connor Of the At
lantic league.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10

information was received here today at
heeuausrters OF the progressive party that
roosevelt has agreed to stop in Des
Moines and speak on September e. on his
way east from Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-10
WOMAN DIES MYSTERTOUSLY
Coroner at Des Moines Looking Into
Case of Bette Nield.
YOUNG MAN NOT TO BE FOUND
L"ndlsdy Discovers Body tn Room
where She was ACCOMPANIED
by Escort who Has since
Disappeared.
UFrom a staff Correspondent,

DIES MONIES, Ia, Sept ESPECIAL Tel
esram)-The coroner is making an in
Nestigation OF a mysterious death which
occurred at local rooming house Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs C. klumb found In her room the
body Of Bette Nield. aged "a years. and
the doctors declared death came from
cerebral hemorrhage.
The girl was accompanied to the house
by young man TO who she was said 70
be engaged and who cannot be found
She was stenographer and her physician
said she visited his office the day or her
death and was in perfect physical con-
dition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
MEXICO NEARING
END Of TROUBLES
LEADERS OF DIFFERENT FAC
TONS EN- nEsS WILLING
NESS TO ,JOPERaTE
MESSENGER FROM zAPATA
tarranIa Promises To Make >ati,-
factory Arrangements Regard
ing Amnesty AMI General
Guarantees

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. y. c., July a.
Official advices today revealed the
fact that the government is making
Roadway In bringing provisional
president Carbaial. villa, Zapata
and Carranza into harmony for the
restoration OF peace In Mexico.
From these four leaders who re-
present all classes who are interest
ed In the establishment OF q stable
government In .,eXico. came encour-
aging answers 20 the counsei and ad-
vice which the United States has
been lending through counsular and
diplomatic agents IN that country.
General Zapata about whom li,tle
has been known. sent adyices that
ne Is willing 10 cooperate with the
Constitutionalists Two emmisaries
from Carranza are due at Vera Cruz
tomorrow 20 meet representatives
from Iapata 10 explain to the south
ern leader the concessions and re
forms planned by The Constitution
alists.
Carranza IN his messages has re
neWed assurances OF fr.endlincs ana
he government Is promised satisiac-
tory arrangements with Cabaial CON
corning amnesty and general guar
antCcs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
SUPPLYING ARMY SHOES
Two Contracts awarded un sample
~ Most Perfect Iootgcnr
Ever Made

WASHINGTON. ID c. Jul} %
T. nation Wide .Uu'Wakiug contest
Just brought fu 70 close ht the ward
ml 0f two army ,Uutrtrts fo Tie
winner. produced tU8 hundred aud
forty pain, o' 'Hp mos perfect saL-
pie. OF hillary foutrear ever manu-.
ar'urcd. accurIiuE to the board Of
army experts who passed up o. tIem
Nrlt tn tho quality of fhc guu Doe
carries said one col these dru, r.
port, more depend upon ihe rlu.
d.tiou of lc shoe h' wears tnau
upon ans other factor chat goo, 20.
ward tho maErup OF U effective
uIIirr
81. o. result 90. Gibbs tcouH- fhr
ufrI State. arms uudrtcrma-fer.
have evolved % Shoe RlIrl tIcf sag
make. fhr American Osh'lu. moon
tHr best .U0d soldier Boo tl' world
and careful experiment before 1f...
factor, results Rrfa reached tuUrf.
Ie. ul photograph tUr" maHH
600 position ul fH. bono. I. tI, foot
errr noted ul .H' anatomy before
during 8nu aff.I MARCH Ruf. stud
bod auH compared 400 f0I tU fIi.
Hrr.m muHrI a.r. fr.I HHI iU'n.
r.. ttf. aur.0f HHf FINALLY f.f
$500 ~ .H. H... Hf' H
HrIsn Hu. nU 'I. .. .H. IH. IH
HHF IHHrp aHH . 'Hf if
fHN II .I. 'r. aH. naturally H
In . mnr.H...
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
FORMER WIFE HAS
BEST OF STRUGGLE
LAYS TRAP INTO WHICH COlN.
Sci FOR NINE. CAiLIAJN
III NDERS BIINDLN
WRECKS MAIN ARGUMENT
>o DARK Secrets Contained In let.
tiers Which Defendant Claim.
cd Ia Fear Ia Have
Published

ry Associated rr,ss.
PARIS. France. July "a The
defense in he trial OF Nine Gail
lauN for the mrrder OF CASTOR Cal
moitc. the editor OF the Paris Fis
aro was caught in trap today
which was iunocently set by Nine.
Gueydan, who was once "a wife OF
the prisoners husband
The principal argument oi Maitrc
Labor counsel Tor Nine. CaillauN
mas been that his client was driven
20 shoot NJ Caimette through fear
that letters. of which she was m-
aware that Photographic reproduo
items existed. would Doe published by
Editor Calmette by which the secrets
OF her inner life would be- made pub
lie. Ills argument was brought On
naught by the reading of che letter.
which Nine Gueydan reluctantly
gave to l.abOri
Tho readins of the letters was re-
garded as inevitable aud w,tnossc.
today testified TO the upright char
actcr of Calmettc and Mmc Gail
lauX
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

The greatest baseball VAR. one In
coinpa uu vita thich Che fshi De.
tween organized baseball and the
Federal League would be unimpor
thai was threatened in the arnauncc-
mcnt of Dave fultl. president ui the
Baseball Players Fraternity that he
has called o strike of AN mcmbcrs
Tie said Monday he had Issued a
caii for all baseball players 20 quit
playing Wednesday unlos, the Ma
tional commission roCeded from H.
order for kral, 20 report Ia the
Nashville club
Ban Johnson. president of the
american League. who generally has
very much fo say Boo eases of base
hai trouui" an once biurtcd oui that
IL strike were called be would have
each OF The parks of the American
Lea ne club. closed for The season.
and there would bo uo NOR, baseball
IN that league ,i.l neg year. John
son. however. hasn't power or this
kind. and u.thIus like that would
be- done without vote OF The board
OF directors
KRAFT vas drafted last winter from
New Orleans hy the BROOKLYN Ma
tional club Nashville protested
that h had The can on Kraft SER
vices under a contract over Nash
Villo's protest President EbIots OF
the BROOKLYN National club sent
Kraft to the Newark Club. ln hich
De also owned cuutrolliug inter-
cs
The Va hyiile Club appealed 90
tee National Comm. sion. the rolling
20 yer iu organized baseball aud me
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
EUROPE FACING
UNIVERSAL WAR
AUSTRALIA NGARi NAY pRE.
CIriTtTE STRUGGLE ~
NOLtING All OTHERS
.ULT|MATUM TO sERV|ANs
Given foriy-Eight Hours a. Make
Amends For Assassination al
Crown Prime on Dual
Empire

3D. Atsoci ted Press
LONDON. Eng. July ga Euro
poan diplomacy is facing a situation
of extreme gravity n the controversy
between Austria-HNngary and Ser
via Il II no, uhlikely that other
nations will become involved in the
threatened war
The Austria ungaria uultimatum
20 Servia. fastening on the Scr,ian
government and people. the rospon-
sibility Tor the assassination of
archduke Francis = cdinand and his
wife at Sarayovo, Aas been present
ed TO Belgrade NTH demands lor
satisfaetion within l0rty eight hours.
II Is the almost universal opinion
in European capital that Seryia can
not comply with The humiliating
terms, since compliance is tanta-
mount 10 an admis of guilt
Russia Is ALREADY seeking an oN-
tension OF time AMI Montenegro has
Undated willingne& 20 support
Sorvia. This will certainly plunge
the whole of the Balkans into hostili-
ties.
Autsia counts ot the neutrality OF
her allies. Germanr and Italy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

o, As.eiated lrrss
WASHINGTON. d. e.. IIly a.
Tn, president today sent 20 the Sc
nae Tor ratification. secretary
BRYAN peace treaties with twenty
nations. providing Tor special IN
N,.t. alton into an cases where re
course 10 diplomacy has tailed
Whether they Vill Doe pressed
through bis session Is considered
doubtful
The proposed treaties are with
"a ,ador. Guatemala, Panama. Hon
durls. Nicaragua. Netherlands 30
H,t. Portugal. Persia. Denmark.
StI zeriand costa Rica. The Domiui-
lean republic. Venezuela. Italy. Nor
uat. Peru. nrabil Argentine and
Chile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
Mines Turning.

w. Af-osiatcd Pres.
DOUGLAS. Ariz.. July q Two
OF he mines of the Consolidated
Copper Company OF CananeaW. In the
state of Sonora. were found on fire
early today The fire Is believed to
be- the work Of incendiarios
Tonight the flames in the Ncla
Grand shaft are under control and
II Is reported that one American
foreman had been suffocatcd. The
Oversight mine Is burning lierccly
and there Is no hopes OF stopping the
flames soon. n is alleged that there
have been attempts to blow up the
powder magaline
Troubles AT the mincs came ~ %
head several " "kH aRe VIXEN 'Son'y
five hundred miners struck for high
er wages aud other considerations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
STRIFE MEDIATION
REACHES CRUCIAL STAGE


CHICAGO. lll. July - Media
ton by the government of the luIl-
ed states between aS OF The Western
railroads and their engineer and
f.remeu. reached crucial 'og. to-
night according 10 Martin a Knapp
q member OF tbc Federal board of
mediation and couriliatiou
Knapp said. however. that Nom
bers of the board Eerc stilI hopeful
that settlement would o., reached
The meeting h1r, been secret and
none of the part'r.. to the controror.
sy have been wiling 10 give ans iu-
formation as 90 What progress has
been made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

National colamissloo upheld Nash
VIII ciaim.
The Player Fraternity was deter
mined 60 lirhl the plan hy which
ballplayers are sent from ono club Ia
another or one league 10 another
whether They care to go or not The
fraternity took Mp the KRAFT ease
and demanded that the player be-
restored 10 the Newark club
The demand was ignored After
several futile attempts % &C.. action
President Fultl declared Walkout
OF ballplayers.
After the issue ol the strike or
der Fulty aid hc hoped q would
not bee necessary 20 rcsOr 10 eN-
IRENE measures The controversy
could be temporarily settled if a
major league team would purchase
Kraft
The fraternity claimed that in VIC.
lation of baseball agreements hraft
wa sent from Glass "A league 90 q
Glass \ league without obtaining
waivers un his services from an the
clubs in tEe elias, "A league. which
g. the designation OF the Information.
al League
The dispute was settled Tuesday
when Charlie Fabet-. president of
the Brooklyn Na iouals. steppcd into
the breach when ~ seemed that or
gained ha eball was about 20 Dee di
rupicd
tie made financial settlement
with the Nashville club and returned
KRAFT 20 the Newark club OF which
Ebb,ts b. stu. kholier
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
WARBURG FACING
AN ELIMINATION
PROBABLY 49, MITHDHtNN ~.
HISS AGiiEES To SUBMIT
TO QUESTIONS


ny 'fanriHisd fffsr
WASHINGTON. a. e.. IuIF @
Whether President WILSON and ad
mlH.atraiiou leader of Toe senate
400 make ueht Tor thr rpnnfma-
zion ut Paul 80 NarbHfs. o.. mrm.
brf or che feHral Reserve Board.
sas said 'nuIsHi 900 depend upon
hahuTFf fnH drn i0n fogardlrr
hI. appearance Hrf0fr fhf rHafU
hautng and rlfrfuO committee
fflfH fHr hHHhsr sIiHH f|f
HfFf ffH dH recon .drr H fF
fH.Hl AL annnaf before fhf nnumIfir.
IH Boz lHr ilnHrI I 81. DpsfHI HHi
fI president 900 HfHfu I.
mmr HHd rtf nnfhr Hal mr
fHr poet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

WASUINGTON D g IuIN =
~ Arrangement .1Nc been perfect
cd for the annual .onycniiou of tho
United States lca-Ie Of Local Build
ing and Loan A.su.iaiionf. Nhich d.
tu be held 10 thit 10y ne1 week The
sessions vill begin Monday aud con.
iiuuo through So Csday Tie Na
iIonal Association Eanminrrs. con.
posed OF official ppoIntrd hY the
slate government fn supervise mo
building and lus associations boz
their pecIlte f.#frs. HIi hold .i
tHifl annual cnH ton hffl 90 t1r
Imr Nmr fhf lef. o. meet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
rOLICE 10 CLEAN OtT
CHlJAGO'S tHlNAIONN

H5 AeociHird rr,s.
CHICAGO, m. July 20 Rnlds
made ON the chinatown sccuon OF the
levcc districts warrants issued
chareing notorious dance hall with
violation OF the one O'Clock closing
law. search for the secret tunnel
believed 10 be- used by the iaWbrcak-
err. aud testimony hy the chief of po-
lice and others before the grand
jury we're features of the develop
meuts of the day In the war nov be-
inF Wagcd ON the old segregated dis.
trici
Officials declare they viii be- able
10 close and clean ont the dis'ric'
within the next thirty days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
utNNs stCRETAEN
Cons 10 VIRGINIA

NOM WOnTH ~ NV q
q 80 Ward formerly connected with
ho Trta. Cuisines Stem issnnniion
amenfei position af nanfllie,
$780, ua secretary nI fhH nanfille
Commercial odafIHn Ward %
triI hnnnr boz fhls HHff Hs riif
boulder h.Nnr Furnished thr Texas
nrn HIfh .rr.f 0i articles 900 ihiH
.nh..I Tf. n4nfIIf Association
|af arranged fH HiIIHh noes
HHfmn anf Nf NHfH frliinfn on
fHr rHHHnF $500 De- nnf 0f tho
IraHIHr f.HfHnH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

HR SSElS. july 2 To-day mars
cd tho bc-nnins of q seriea OF elah
CRATE fetrs and paroants in honor OF
the opening of the new port and mar
thine canal of Brussels The rrlr.
Brltion b.. 90 cover period OF four
3ats and will include % number o.
attractive features Among the spec
ial guests uf the occasion are the
lord Mayor and Sherffs oI London
aud Imilar officials representius
many of tgc prominent cities ON t.e
Continent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
HhIf MILLION DOII.AE
FinE SMEEpS LNSnNNlil q


IhSONNlLLE. Ind. july
Seven blocks were lc,clled liliy.iwo
buildings destroyed % damage OF
four hundred thousand dollar SUBS
tanned and Two urcWeu overcome
was the results of Che fire which
threatened to destroy the whole city
today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

NEW YORK. Juv - = prcimi-
nary statement of ne ASSETS aud Iia
bilities ui the " b. tlaiin Company
the great dry COCO h0use which ro.
Gently went mo IankruptC, Haa
presented 10 the fsditors ~ meet
ing today on aD. 'uut OF the arsr
number of creditor the meeting va
held ia the ballroom 90 prominent
uptown hotel. sine. no hall - suf.--1
tent size could bc Iund in the down.
town business section
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
w REASON FOR
BUSINESS DEPRESSION

~ Associated frrs.
CHICAGO. M, guly g. There is
no foundation Tor much of the aga
tation and business conditions ~ the
United States according 10 George NJ
Reynolds. president of the Contin-
entail Commercial n, iional Bank aud
John G. Shedd. pr fident of the
Marshall Field Con paily both TOT
whom testified today before IN" Fed
cral Commission on Industrial rela-
lions.
The witnesses said much of the
possimisum could b. traced directly
10 politics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
TENAs GUOD IOAB>
AS~Ot iiIiON CALLED

GALVESTON. Tss. july -
Tho midsummer toa.ipu uf che Tct-
a. Good NDads s p..atinu Niil b.
held hero tI.us o.. ls aud 30 40
bodia. and individual Interested in
The Hl .0pmenf 'I Teas. sro Ilft-
cd a. attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
ULSTER TROUBLE
STILL UNSETTLED
CoNfE,E\CE NJ BINGHAM
PALACE FAILED 10 BRIDGE
DIFFERENCES


~ fs.Hia'ff frrs
LONDON fuF 1uIs = 'Ur
mai announcement thaf tHr NurkluF
nam Palace rUufcrrr. 0H tHr Home
NHio question rI.ldnf bridge 'tc
nHrrnF bridge COL difference which
epaufef 600 fl.frrlfr from the
Naiiola'l 0u fhr HDmr 'iiHir 800
faH made l1 kInl George AND 90
tfriHmrui lDfH. IHr definite iHI
iHra nf ff N0Hrfr. plan lra.f.
fhf fIuHfT IU ID mn.f n' pf .IWI. m
Hnd Hu Duf tII pfnfIf iHH n'f .ifp
fhHf fii Dol iHfrr Iu HIHF HhHHf
nIH Hl H IHf HINlHI't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

Et N--ucatcd Pros.
WASHINGTON. d. e.. Judy "a
The Republicans In the senate made
It known .Oday that they are any
ion. TOR the Democrats To adjourn
congress aud 20 home Moreover
th,g are determined 10 hold the
Democrats 10 their legislative pro
gram. permitting no bushes, except
tru, legislation and conference re-
ports to be considered.
The Republican are hoping 90
be- able 20 get away by September
first
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
10 IiiScus> Haiti.

" Associated Press
WASHINGTON. u. G., July e
Decision AS 10 what steps the gov
crnmeui viii take 20 force the re-
sloration OF peace w Haiti ana san
Domingo was postponed today until
Tuesday when the president will dis
cu-s the matter with member OF
the cabinet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
VI srRhLItN TraM
TO N@Er Grn.NANs


Uy 4 ctH,ad l'ress
CHICAGO H.. Jrly g. Aus
traiias great ,runis team with Nor.
man Brookes and Anthony WildIng
a. mainsiays. TODAY earned tho right
10 meet the German tesm Boz the con
test for the Davis cup WIKI %
clean cut victory today the Auslral-
iaus made q clean sweep of tho err
les
Next week at Pittsburgh the Aus
tralians will NICE the German team
in a series for the privilege of meet.
ing the British team.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
IIIIANrT aB,NIpNEp 81
80 HttNG - q IilTNiIl,


~ H'HN fIf|
tlHfON 1aH lHf fhr
bruaHnr Na been abandoned s 30
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o. .aH Irr fuhuW iHHHff fHHH ff.
.ald inr lagfaff HrffiWi ni lhr
fHHffIH f'uh in1Hf
100 lhlIanff sH. nHI ni rNf rh.
dIdsIn i1 HfffnH hmrrm 90
aEaIHH HIf fh0ma IIIifH fHfHf.
HifmrufE 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

hHNAfU lfe. a. 1Hlf % A
earning Has i.u. fo 900 Df fH' Z TO-.
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instant mnhIllnr ~ stated
f.Hf nrafIF nine IsHfl u| fHf tY.
HrfHff. Hfr rluIp D.. msnf 0f ihfm
HHHF applied F NHfIm F.u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25
WEATHER.


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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-10-09
WAR At HOME

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Nuneress Shsts Sssday Night casse Red.
deats to Think Germaas Were Cenlms
a fuliaads Of shots shout four O'Clock
Sunday morning caused the residents
OF lower town 70 jump from their bsda
thinking perhaps thAt The Germans 81
French orleoms Other warring nation
had invaded Hot Springs. 8nt the
facts In the cass seem to b that Night
Marshall Brown surprised couple Of
thieves who vsrs trying 70 appropriate
: coupls otsaddlss from George Bales
livery barn. After securing the sad.
dies and = gun from one Of the fsllowa
the other rot the drop on the Marshall
and caused him TO relsass his pal
They startsd TO run and unfortnnatsly
Mr.. Browns revolver failed 20 work q
drst but later performed In ! proper
manner causing the commotion above
referred to. Mr.. Brown immad III
summoned Chief OF Police MoCtaoksn
and Sheriff CLARK and With Pit Boyisa
and Jack Gillespie who had been
reused By the noiss they attsmptsd ID
round up their prey. The fellows had
hid in the large yard whsre. the con.
crete tile Il piled and In the rain and
darkness they escaped. No olus to
dats hes bsen found that would load
the od1cers TO locate the thisves.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-10-09
NICELY LOCATED
wsmea's Gibbs are Now Nicely Located Ii
The Library bsjldae.

Wemea's cisbs are New Nicely Located n
The Library DsilGas.
The two womtn's clubs Of the city
have Furnished their rooms Ia ths city
library building and occupied them
Tor the ,drst time Last Friday aftetnoon.
The shAksspsass Club has the north.
west corner room on the first Aoor.
facing River Avsnus and Elghth stroet.
and the Tfavslsrs' Club the southveat
corner room facing River Avenue.
Thsss climbs wsrs both ysry active In
helping sstablish ! city library. ! Nom.
Der Of the shaksspsars Club recalline
TIE fast ofths Star publishing :
Library Edition for their club. 4
bsing edited and Tho advsrtisin1 all
solicitsd 81 the women Who had charre
Of that issus, In July 1893, froml which
they recsivsd el67. netting them $40.
~. : part Of which they paid Is haln
iquiiats library dsbt and the
balance vent to III library fund
Along the publishing lins the eheke.
spsase Club also got out s Hot spransa
Alustratsd booklst, which nstted thesn
about sl0o Tor ths. library n,aintsnenoe
fund. 0ehss msthods wees "a So
both caubp toward raisine fands to de.
ftag the running sxpensss q IL
libeaFy and toward est&ine Il ee*ah.
liDhod upQo II pFonont axne1les,< Y. =.