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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

Socialisticni klub st. III. I.lov-

Socialisticni klub st. III, Lloy-
dell, Pa, je ma svoji zadnji redni
mesecni sell sklenil prot sedanji
evropski vojni odloGen protest Z
zeljo, da "a objavi naSe glasilo
"Prolctarcc". Mas klub ostro OBJ
SOFA vojni barbarizcm III YES gnili
cvropski mOnarhizem, Xxi Sc j. re
davno pokazal popolnoma ncspo-
sobnega, da hi storil "a narode kaj
koristnega. \asprotno jc scdanjc
klanjc %pokazalo njcgovo ncvar-
most "a kulturo, naprcdck in xiv
ljenje narodov. Ia tujc intercse SO
d~elavci poignant Y BOZ proti DELAY
Gem, da dazdirajo domove, Xxi so
jih SAM zgradili, Ola poteptajo po-
liza, Xxi so Jill SAM obdclali. Zavcd-
ne delavcc nor %pograbiti ogortc-
ME, cc priporocajo V takih cash
vladajoGi ljudstvu motive "a vo-
JaSki uspeh, torej "a elm Stevil-
neiSc umorc, kakor da Sc rogaio
nauku omega, Xxi je dejal: "Ljubi
svojega bliznjcga, kakor samcga
scbci' V tenn zmislu .ic klub
sprejel cncrgicno rcsolucijo.
Ludvik Icman, Tony Zalar,
zapisnikarja.
Socialisticni klub st. 127 "
Dunlo, Pa. je incl zadnjo nedciio
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
LISTNICA.

A. Mrovlje, indianapolis. Ind
Odbor "a zdruzitev jcdnot i'm zyez
Je sklcnil, da listi prcnehajo pole
mlzlrati zaradi zdruiitve.
D.. Zobec, Chisholm, Minn.-Po.
Slall ste naznalilo pfepozno.
Sebastian Slapnik, Beaver Mi.
mes, Alta, Canada: Ako zelite. da
priobtimo poslano, nam posliite
25c.
c. %Pogorelec, Pueblo. Colo. Ia.
kin iger nimamo in nam tudi nj
znano, kje bi Sc dobile.
Frank Bregar, Springfield, ILL.,:
Denar prejeli, pozabili ste pa DO.
slati naslov naroGnika. Posljite
"a takoj.
L. Lab, Waukegan, III. Vi ste V
&c. s. porabili skoro cello kolo.
no "a napad sodr. ZakovSeka in
upravniStva Proletarca. Vi ste V
zmoti. Mi ne potrebujeme vase
'Senkenge' 81, katcrO nan po-
nujate &C. S" vi ste dosedai
dobivali list ma 1416 Wadsworth
ave, North Chicago, Ill. Sedaj ga
bodeste dobivali ma 14l6 Wads-
worth ave, Waukegan, Ill. Pa
brez zamere.
Ali sem Re postal zaostalo ma
rocnino "a "Proletarca"?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Obupen polozaj v Calumetu,

Mich. - Dnevno casopisje poroca,
Ola je Calumet & Hecla Co. S l
septembrom snizala place vsem
delavcem V rudnikih, ma povrsju
in V topilnicah "a deset odstotkov
Kakih $1,000 delavcev je priza
detih. Druzba Sc izgovarja, da je
tega kriva vojna, ker je zaprla
trge bakra V Evropi. o bednem
p~olozaju V bakrenem okrozju nam
tudi pise bivsi Strajkar liz Calu.
meta sledeGe:
"Delavski polozaj tukaj je ne
znosen. Delavce COMIC kot vrag
polhe, odpuScajo Jill ma vseh stra.
neh in place jim trgajo, da je
groza. Ma Mohawku i'll Wolveri
nu so dobili delavci obvestilo zad-
Mi teden, da bOdo tisti, XII so do,
slej imeli 1926 dnevno, zanaprej
imeli $3.50 in ''tremarji', XII so
imeli doslej $3.50 dObe odslcj
1923. Rudnik Tamarack je ma
vseh svojih sheftih popolnOma
prenehal Z delom. Ma Ahmeeku
kjer so STRIFE shaft, so tudi diva
zaprli in ravnotako diva ma Mo.
hawku. Tako Sc godi revnim ru
darjcm lMcdtem ko grcdo place
navzdol. gredO pa Gene zivilom
ravno "a toliko odstotkov ma.
vzgor. Nekatere bivSe skebe DO
mcnda zdaj tudi pamst sre6ala
Ne samo bivSi Strajkarji, temveG
tudi bivSi skebje tarnajo in to-
zijo o slabih cash, nizkih plaGah
dolgih %delavnikih, trdem delu
On. pr. MOI pri Svedru) it'd. Ne
katcri so pa Sc tako nesramni, da
nam bivSim Strajkarjem - XII smo
: bOrili "a O~rganizacijo in boljSe
delavske razmere - pridgajo o
SolidarnoSti in boljSi slogi, Zdai
vidijo, kako krvavo nam je 30.
trebna organizacija, kako dobro
hi bilo, da smo organizirani, ali
zdaJ Je prepozno. Tezko da hi ime.
Ii rudarji V Copper County Sc
kdaJ tako lcpo priliko "a pridobi
tey svojih pravic kakor so 10 ime
Ii lani, Gc hi bill vsi slozni i'm pa
metni. Toda zdaj ne pomaga no
beno jokanje. Kar mas ic bivsih
straJkarjev, prenaSamo vse krizo
in tezavc mirno, ker mas tolazi
zavest, ola smo V boju storili svojo
dolznost in naSa krivda nj. ola je
prislo tako; ma drugi strani pa
velikO boil trpe bivsi skebje. kajti
vest Jih grize i'll pece, da MISC
delali pray in da so SAM krivi. da
morajo zdaj toliko trpeti. Uverjen
sem, da bivSi Strajkarji nimajo
vetJe naslade kakor Ge posluSajo
Jeremijade bivSih stavkokazov,
ko tarnajo o trganju plat in o
dolgih delavnih urah; kajti zdaj
Sele sprevidijo, da hi ne bio tega,
ce hi bila zmagala rudarska orga.
nizacija."
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vsakega, da seize obiskuje. Ravno
tako Sc vabijo tudi vsi Slovence
da Sc kolikor mogoce vdelezujejo
nash sci.
Seje nasega kluba so JAYNE. in
tudi vsakemu dOvOljeno prisosto.
vatl seJam. Redne meseene seize Sc
vrsiJo vsako zadnjo nedelio v
mesecu oh 2 uri popoldne, V pro.
storih "Slovenski dom"
Matt. Batch, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

vslcd vojaskega navala silen ne
red. V vsej avstrijski vojski hi ne
navdusenja, ne bojevitosti. Po-
vsod, kjer naprcdujejo Rusi, dele
poljske in rusinske manifesto, Xxi
pozivajo prcbivalstvo, maj Sc po-
stavi pod rusko zastavo i'll Jim OBJ
ljubujcjo, ola Jill ruska vojska resi-
tiranstva HabsburzanOv.
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Sodrug Frank Podboi

~ 1OVUOJ TuWT u
u Grcensburga, Pa, postal bro
Javko, V katercj nam ~naznanja
da je bill rojak Joe Erjavcc pr
ponovni o%bravnavi cd porotnikov
Spoznan krivega umora druge
stopnJc (Second degree. Pref je
bil, kakor znano, sojen "a umor
prve stopnje. Sodnik izrcGc svojo
obSodbo Y ponedeljek II. septem-
bra. ker so porotniki Spoznali
ErJavca, da je kriv umora druge-
"a razreda, je ; TEN Erjavec reSen
viSlic.
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Reading, Pa. =

Reading, Pa. - Kar Sc tee de
lavskih razmer, menda mi potrcba
Sc posebe naglasati, da so tudi pri
mas skrajno slabe, kakor povsod
pc Ameriki. Dasiravno zivimo Y
skrajno slabcm polozaju j. pa
vendar Sc vedno ogromna mnozi-
ma delavcev, Xxi ne vidijo ali pa no.
tcjo vidcti. Kaj ola znaio gospo-
DIE kapitalisti V Washington. to
nam Jc scdaj znano. Slabo jc bio
"a delavcc, ko so mas vladali rcpu-
blikanci, Sc slabSe pa je scdaj, ko
So priSli do koritov dcmokratje.
Sploh pa Sc republikanci in demo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
FOND IA ZVEZNO TISKARNo

Zadnji izkaz dine 81. aug. 1862 20
Kenosha, Wis:
Jugosl. soc. XII. ST. 11...... $50
TamburaSki zbor 'Bratstvo' 100
Primrose, Pa:
Sreckanje ''jastoka". Xxi sta
ga pOdarila p. Martalit in
SoprOga 800
So. George, Canada:
VI. Ii. Dcsnica 100
Verona, Mich:
Ma v%csclici sodr. |. Pavlina
dali j. Pavlin 100
Geo. Smil.ianic 100
Louis Flonjak ........ 80
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Rock Springs, Wyo.
Naznanilo.

Tenn potion Sc opozarjajo clam
JugoslovanSkcga soc. kluba Stev.
l36 j. S. Dyeze, da Sc redno vde.
lezujejo klubovih sci. Dolznost .ie
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Vojastvu Sc ne ljubi.

Curih. - IL Bosne ter liz juznih
in zapadnih dezel vlaei Avstrija 2
mrzlicno naglico cete proti ruski
meji. Ali duh teh Get je liza po-
razov OBJ srbski meji vse drugo,
nego bojevit. Ma zeleznicah vlada
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

Skupai do 5 sept. 500. 90
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

S%ocialisticni klub st. 127 v
Dunlo, Pa. je incl zadnjo nedcijo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

Ali sem Re postal zaostalo ma
rocnino "a "Proletarca''?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Uporno vojastvo.

Rim. - Potniki IL A~vstrijc po-
trjujejO vcsti ,da so V raznih av-
strijskih polkih odrekli pokorsci-
no. Nckatcri proti Srbom poslani
Oddelki so Sc V odlOGilncm trenot-
ku branili streljati, ter so kljub
zuganju, da bodo p~ostreljeni, ka-
pitulirali in oddali orozje Srbom.
Mnogo Jill jc sedaj zaposlenih V
Srbiji 2 delom pri utrdbah.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12
MEDICAL MEN IN WAR TIME

Il Is a clear duty Of all members OF the medical
profession who remain at their ordinary civilian
work to see that those medical men who have
pledged themselves IN advance TO serve the coun-
try m any such emergency A. has now arisen shall
not suffer m their civilian practices and that their
patients shall be looked after The country has to
meet situation such It has never before been
called upon 10 face. for events moved less swiftly
m the Napoleonic wars and We must all stand by
the men who taking their places IN the frs,
fighting line.
The royal navy Is fully mobili1ed and the
medical oihcers-stal surgeons and surgeons
OF the royal naval volunteer reserve have been
called up his reserve consists OF civilian prac
ulioners who have been trained 10 the special
work OF naval "Igcou "a time OF peace They
are now ON duty many of them at sea As the ter.
ritoual force has been mobii2cd. a large numbs,
OF medical practitioners who hold commissions IN
that force have LETT ther civil practices and Joined
the units of which they are members.
ln southampton IN Exeter and Ia London
steps already have been taken which we venture
10 suggest might we'll be initiated all over the
country la Southampton. where It appears that
about one half OF the doctors in active practice
are liable 10 be called up a meeting OF the medical
profession was held on August 4 when It re.
solved That this meeting OF the medical pro.
lcsson loyalty undertakes 10 safeguard the inter
csts OF those of their colleagues who are called to
leave their practices in the service of their country.
and lso undertake any medical duties Ct th,
sole benefit of the abscntees'
= committee was appointed to carry out this
resolution and Immediately issued a notification
asking each doctor liable to be called away for
duty 10 make any arrangement he could with
practitioners ~ his neighborhood and offering.
should he be unable 10 do so. itself to make such
arrangements British Medical Journal
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ALCOHOLISM AND INSANITY IN KANSAS

Saloon advocates IA Kentucky where local
option campaign is raging charge among other
things against pronloton that It fills the asylums
with insane IN Kansas The precise reasoning by
which this peculiar condition is brought about wa,
not clucldat-d the saloon friends contentlng them
selves with the bald statement Of fact No explain.
aiion vas gwen oi how why law against sa-
looms should hl' ayyums II It should be inferred
that crowded insane hospitals were due TO absti-
ncnoc from liquor such an inference could not
have been ~ the minds Of the saloon champions.
for they asserted at the sam time that the prohi
biuon law s not enforced Of observed and the
amount Of alcoholism not affected one way or
another
We now have facts against vain inventions
by the imaginative friends OF the distillery and
port OF the Topeka insane hospital states that in
port hhe Topeka insane hospital states that in
the last two years but 20 Of the 3 patients sent
to the hospital from all parts Of Kansas owed their
mental lnhmties 10 alcohol Excessive use OF
alcohol was responsible for 3 per cent OF the pa
ucnts in a word This low percentage compares
with per cent for New Yorks insane asylums.
per cent for Wisconsin $. 100 for Massachu-
sets & 2 for Illinois. and 8 for Nrgnas
Taking 10 per cent as a fair average OF the
country. what the low Kansas percentage signifies
- that there came TO the Topeka hospital IN the
last two years 5 fewer patients than would have
come but for the anti-iquor policy OF the State
aking all the insane hospitals OF the state to
gethet these statistics indicate that prohibition
saves patient a week. year after year. from al
cohohc insanity Ii ~ said OF prohibition that it
does not prevent the determined OF liquor
from finding a. Tie insanity statistic lail To bear
this contention tt opeka Capital
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Of peace. And since most Of them buy our wheat
and other grains and food stuffs IN times OF peace
Il stands to reason that they vii be doubly %
need oi them Ia time Of war
IN wearing apparel peoples can economic
bat not 80 IN eating bread Therefore It Is reason
able to suppose that while the European countries
may buy spaungly Of our surplus cotton even after
the war they will have 70 buy literally Of our
wheat
Another phase oi he cotton proposition Is
be,ng presented ~ some Of ihe Newspaper writ
ers II the people not engaged N cotton growing
come 10 the rescue and buy the grower crop they
are entitled 70 some protection In other words II
men arc willing 10 invest their money now IN the
staple At q price higher than the market warrants.
and thereby rescue the cotton growers Of lexas
and other Southern States from financial disaster
81 is no more than far that the beneficiary cotton
farmer should make an effort to return the favor
This he can only do by reducing has cotton acre
age. thus preventing oversupply and conse-
qucni low price Of cotton
The suggestion OF more wheat and less cotton
is timely Cotton land will also raise wheat Too
much Of the latter can hardly be produced The
farmers should follow out the suggestion generally
over the entire cotton-growIng area
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12
tIELlGOLAND

The island OF Hehgoland in the North Sea.
opposite the mouths OF the Elbe and Wesser. and
the great ports OF Hamburg and Bremen. is begin
ning TO figure m the dispatches as an important
German naval base The fact that Il belongs TO
Germany Is due TO the new foreign policy that fol
lo~eN the dismissal OF Bismarck. says the Kansas
City star
In is policy OF promoting good relations with
England in 500 the German government made
a treaty by which It coded England territory in
East Africa in return for fehgoland The island
is only a mile long by a third OF mile wide and
stanley the African explorer. said England had
got a new suit Of clothes in exchange for ,rouser
button. and German politicians were bitterly dis
appointed
4 German historian wrote OF the matter for
the Cambridge Modern History a few Gears
ago that the island might attain great strategy
Importance Tor the defense OF attack Of the Ger
man coast, but that its practical value was not
a, al apparent at first The practical value Is
apparent now.
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have taken shelter In the Baltic The
british Admiral has orders 10 seek
and destroy the German fleet But
how shall this be- done Wilhelm
shayen aud the mouth of the Elbe
are thoroughly protected by coast
Qualifications and mines These con-
sist OF heavy. long-range guns and
mortars whose shells would fall with
great accuracy over the course which
would have 90 be- covered by a fleet
that streamed In 20 a ranee at which
is fire would be- effective The Jap
aness attack on the inferior Port
Arthur defenses proved the futility
Of a naval attack upon such fortifl-
cations as those at Wilhelmshayen
Heligoland and Cuxhayen
Equally disastrous would Il be- for
the English fleet 20 venture through
the narrow straits which must be
passed In entering the Baltic These
would be- heavily mined aud IN their
confined waters the fleet would lose
heavily also from destroyer and sub
marine attack
Another and most important
strategical ADVANTAGE IN the German
situation h the Kaiser Wilhelm Ca
nal. which affords quick passage for
the largest hattleshiDs from the Bal
tie 90 the North Sea This canal
practically cuts the British fighting
line IN half II was built for this
very purpose
For u the British should force
their way into the Baltic the Ger
man fleet could pass 20 the North
Sea through the canal and the Elbe
steam 10 the English Channel. sink
the vast fleet OF transports that are
carving men and SUPPLIES 90 the
English army Ia Relgium and harry
tue whole English and French coasts
Hence. ~ seeking 20 bring the
German fleet 10 action. 30 would b.
Necessary for EnglaHd o. leave half
her fleet a. the mouth OF the Elbs
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Will pay cash or exchange for
secondhand goods. Phone 81
and our buyer will call at your
home.

aud send the other half around Den
mark into the Baltic This would
mean that. so far as her dreadnought
strength Is concerned. Germany
could elect 90 fight either fleet un-
der equal conditions
Recent raids by German cruisers
on English fishing vessels suggest
that perhaps the Kaiser Warships
may take advantage Of their strong
position 10 detach small squadron
for the harrying of North Sea ship.
ping under the very noses OF the
British dreadnoughts Al any rate.
u Is evident that the British Ad-
miral has been assigned one OF the
biggest tasks OF the var. the destruc-
ton Of the German fleet. intrenched
a. u l. behind formidable land bat
teries aud aided by the strategy of
the Kiel Canal Dallas Eeveninr
Journal
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GERMANY on THr SEA.

What has become OF the German
fleet D. Is hopclessly bottled up
hy the British or will Il issue forth
az an opportune moment and strike
The foe These are questions uni
rersally asked since var began and
ID answer 20 them Is learned the
interesting fact that Germany l. Gar
from helpless on the sea On the
contrary. she apparently has a strong
strategic position through the budld-
ing Of the Kiei Canal The scienti-
&C. American explains u thus
The Germans have either retired
behind the heavy coast fortified
tions OF their North Sea ports and
harbot. OF. % is more likeiy. they
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PLANT LESS COTTON AND MORE WHEAI

Newspapers OF the South are engaged m a
campaign which has for It's aim general reduo
ton in the acreage OF the cotton crop and an IN
crease IN that OF wheat mex, year
The writers reason and Ne believe soundly
that there will most probably be a shortage ~ the
demand for cotton next year while there Is bound
to be increased demand for wheat
Creniing that the European war will last q
year. the countries engaged in Il will not be able
to produce nearly the food s,ufis they do IN time
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Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country. Covers the Panhandle of Texas. Fast
sm New Mexico. Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty four hour, in
advance OF Denver. Dallas Fort Worth. Oklsho-
ma City. and other papers carrying telegraphc
dispatches
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Build = Concrete sIlO Wiih tel
years guarantee. See l.. p. Hearn a
Brazelton-PryOr Co. ig6-t
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The Amarillo Daily News
Guarantees to advertisers more
than fifty per cent greater cir
culation than any other daily
paper published in Northwest
Texas.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

I he Daily News will be delivered by carrier
anywhere in Amarillo. or by mail outside Of the
city. for $500 year. or 500 a month. in advance
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Daily News Want AIS must Be &C
oompsnied by the CASH.
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Have you bought that balep II not buy It
today
Nothing particularly wrong with these Sep
tember Morns
he buy-a-bale- oi.cotion movement has
regular German army vim to IT.
No matter who originated the buy. "a bale idea.
There Is glory enough in It Tor all to get IN.
Good morning. Are you pn,ronDng home
industry II not you ought to be-ashamed oi
yourself
The lines Of communication between all Pan
handle State Fair will be as busy those Of
a European army
When sock repositories commence to yield
their treasure may hope 10 buy bales by the
hundreds Let's dig.
Leave your order for bale OF cotton at this
office il you wish We will tend to the rest and
get you a warehouse receipt
The real Weather Man seems to be giving out
about much advance information OF his plans as
do the strategIss OF the European war
Austrians say the Russians are liars They will
discover more serious faults IN the Moscovites be
fore they do much business with them.
More people will be in Amarillo during fair
week than the city has ever seen before Keep
this in mind, and also remember The News told
you so
Travellers arriving here assert that the Pan
handle from crop and season standpoint. Is in
better condition than any other section between
the Atlantic and Pacific But look who We are.
The Gar says he will 20 10 Berlin It il causes
the loss OF his last mouIik Nick getting reckless.
since he does not even seem TO care TO reserve
few mouIiks to protect his whlskcrs when he ioots
il into Berlin
The accommodation facilities OF Amarillo will
be taxed 10 the limit in caring for the thousands
OF fair visitors Shape your affairs now 50 you
will be able to help IN the proper entertainment OF
our neighbou
Nothing has been heard from the famous
English Rifles Tor several days Wonder the
sports have quit the field and are hunting grouse
and pheasants IN the private reserves OF French
Dukeets}
A late report from London says the German
navy is active the British CRUISER Pathfinder hav
ing been blown up by German submarine. and
not by mine The world IS beginning 10 think
the great English navy was built Tor dress parade
purposes only
Buy home made flour home. made candy
home made cigars homclmad- breakfast food
home made floor compound homc.ma soda
pop. home made butter home made zoe cream.
home made bread home made tank, home made
signs. home made silos home made mattresses.
home made doors and sashes home made harness
and saddlery home made ice home made monu.
ments and everything else home made that you
can ge, and may need We can only build a city
by being loyal to the institutions that employ labor
and swell our weekly pay rolls
PLANT LESS COTTON AND MORE WHEAT
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Entered n .econd-elsss matter at the post.
office a, Amarillo. Texas. under the act Of March
5. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

The lines OF communication between all Pan
handle State Fair will soon be ~ busy as those Of
a European army
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

Leave your order for bale Of cotton at this
office. il you wish We will tend TO the rest and
get you a warehouse receipt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

Good morning Are you patronIing home
industry II not you ought Ia be-ashamed OF
yourself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

When sock repositories commence to yield
their treasure we may hope 10 buy bales by the
hundreds. Let's dig
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

The real Weather Man seems to be giving out
about much advance information OF his plans as
do the strstegiss OF the European war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

Nothing particularly wrong with these ser
tember Morns
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The buy-abae cotton movement has a
regular German army vim to It
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

Have you bought that balrp II not buy
today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

Austrians say the Russians are liars They will
discover serious faults in the Moscovites be
fore they do much business with them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

No matter who originated III, buy a-balr idea
There ~ glory enough in Tor al to get ln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

More people will be in Amarillo during ioir
week than the city has ever seen before Keen
this in mind, and also remember The News told
you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

Travellers arriving here assert that the Pan.
handle. from crop and standpoint. in
better condition than any other section between
the Atlantic and Pacific But look who We are