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Evening journal., 1914-04-29
thin FOLKS made FAT
ne Way Samose Works It's Wonders
Guaranteed by DIR. Howard Co.

ne Way Samose Works It's Wonders
Guaranteed by DR.. Howard Co.
More than half the readers Of THE
NENING JOURNAL would give all
lost anything TO be plump and rosy
lstead of thin aud scrawny.
Physicians and chemists for years
ave studied the problem OF making
flesh forming food but it Is only
rlihin the last few months that a
right man discovered the prescrip-
Ion that taken with the daily meals
i've a positive increase In flesh. In
act II was so certain in It's action
hat guarantee was attached TO
ach package stating that II weight
"a not increase as a result OF using
/. the purchase price would be re-
nndcd
This preparation IS now put up in
onvcnient form for use under the
anne Of Samose.
Taken with each meal. Il enables
he food you eat 90 assimilate with
he system aud that I'm connection
With its owa flesh forming and issue
uilding foods gives healthy flesh.
tH| NNNNldtNA ANiH hlir NNt luio tue
eautiul curves of plumpness, the
crawny limbs become round and
Irm the checks nm out and take on
he rosy bloom of perfect health and
formal strength.
~ B. Danforth secured the agency
n Wilmington for Samose and as
he percentage of satisfactory results
rom the use Of this prescription Is
o nearly one hundred per cent. Or
Howard Co. feels there is no risk in
lnering to refund the money il Sa.
nose does not do an that IS claimed
or &C.
Everybody that is thin and out oil
lealth should begin today the use Of
lamose with a guarantee like this
FOR sale by y. B. Danforth. Marke
md Second SITS.
Evening journal., 1914-04-29

tains. Mr. Leffingwell has a superb
collection of slides and motion pic
lures illustrating these regions of our
country.
Professor Herbert r. Kniffen viii
give an illustrated lecture on Egypt.
for which he has assembled an inter-
esting series of illustrations.
The moving pictures, which have been
of such interest during recent sessions
of the school will not be forgotten this
wear IL j. planned to devote iuli
evening each week to especially selected
films of educational value.
The familiar and attractive readings
of President and Mrs. Southwick and
Professor Walter Bradley Trip will
again be features of note. President
SouthwicS win read King Lear and give
] his iecturc-rccitai on Orators and Ora
/ tory of Shakespeare Mrs. Southwick
will read Charles Ram kcnuody.s cele-
hrated play. The Servant in the House,
and Professor ltipp viii read Oliver
( Goldsmiths comedy, She Stoops to Con-
qucr.
Among the lecturers engaged for the
"opcn hour" Charles Zneblin. the we'll
known puhlicist. will be welcomed back
/ by his many admirers. Mr. Iuebln has
/ a new series of siN lectures ON The New
/ Citizenship, which viii surely attract
wide attention.
TO entuist series of lectures ON
! philosophy to "a layman may appear
somewhat exceptional. but Judge
/ Thomas NJ. Shackleford, chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court of Florida. is an eN-
oeptional person. Not only is he recog-
nizcd by his State as her most attract
i've speaker he Is also a profound and
sympathetic student of philosophy. lie
is especially known for his sympathetic
/ interpretations of the views OF the late
William James. Americas greatest phil
/ osophcr. Having becn ultimately &C.
quamted with ihe philosopher in his
lifetime. he is able 10 present the inn
portant message of this philosopher in
"a human way, which will undoubtedly
be of great value to the audience of the
summer School of the South.
Judge Shackcliord's three lectures are
entitled The Study of Philosophy. viii
liam james. and The Religious Message
of William james.
Professor G.. Alphonso Smith, of the
University of Virginia. has host Of
warm admirers throughout tho South
Not only will he deliver two regular
courses for three weeks each but he
will also give three special lectures ou
American Literature in Foreign Lands.
joel Chandler Harris and Edgar Allan
Poe
Among other speakers Of note who
will speak at the open hour are Com
missioner of Education =. p. Clavton.
Dean ". w. Charters. of the University
of Missouri; DIR. Prank G.. Bruner. OF
the Department Of Education of the
CITY OF Chicago; Professor Herman n.
Horne. OF New York University; Supt
Iawton y. Evans. of Augusta. Ca. and
and Governor William r. Pack. late OF
the Philippine Islands.
All m an. the program is one which
should be Of interest 10 any intelligent
person. and IL is confidently expected
that Jefferson llall will be taxed 10 it-
tull capacity 90 provide seats ior the
audiences which viii assemble daily
during The thirteenth session of the
Summer School OF the South.
Evening journal., 1914-04-29
CLASS OFFICERS.

At the new extension club crgan-
lied on Monday evening. from the
sewing and gymnasium classes at the
Young Womens Christian Associa-
tion these officers were elected: Miss
Nellie Pierce, president; Miss Sophia
Riohenback. vice president; Miss
Isabel Branden. secretary; Miss Kate
Bennett, treasurer. These officers
will meet Friday night to draw up a
constitution and bylaws
Evening journal., 1914-04-29
No sERv1cE Ar EAsrIAKE.

On account of the Vending lectures
IN Grace Church there win be no seryict
IN Eastlake Presbyterian Church ~
night Tomorrow night the pastor !
Bible class of EastlaSe Church viii have
its monthly business and social meet
ing. with an enjoyable program
that the officer should have moved faster
when the fire was reported. AZ it was
the blaze was extinguished by employees
of the company without the fire depart
mcnd's aid.
II was decided to refer the complaint
TO Chief Black for investigation.
Evening journal., 1914-04-29
SAVE THE Man
WHO DRINKS

Get for him box Of Browns Drinl
Treatment; it never fails 10 destroy tho
craving Tor strong drink. This remedy ID
put up In small powders and given, on,
three times day In tea. coffee or mix
with or without the knowledge Of the -
uent. Iastelcss. St.OO a box or six boXei
for s. 90. Booklet free. DR.. Brown. 01f
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold ia Nn
mlngton only az Eckerd's cut rate mcdicinl
store No. sos Market street.
Evening journal., 1914-04-29

t
mix
We "A put In a sofb lut
seldom
She would a out OF jardne
would Sleep one her
One night long when
her bed cae
she didn't
We Of
oing give whom
curcd comfortable q
hate TO think though what might happened
here all night
she doesn't like what
mock over the d and 80 spill her breakfast Then she win
look
hing like and Of course always do
fue funny kitten.
Evening journal., 1914-04-29
SLEEPYTI~I
THE FUNNY KITTEN
BY VIRGINIA VALE.

Once upon time the children
had a little kitten given 20 them
and it was the funniest kitten
ever saw.
10 looked as though it was laugh
ing all the time and liked TO sleep
IN the strangest places.
Il would never drink water out
OF saucer but If anyone let the
water run in the kitchen sink &c
would jump up and walk into the
iink and lap the running water.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-21

miren, ibre Spei pferbe Dor siHtn mootn
ipunnsn muBts. unb in tpiIber Udbti, bu
mir pdbuTnnig froren unb niHt nod enis
oedt iptrotR MOLTEN, eines in einIfiinbis
ger Guhrt 5uriit in unIsr Quarter sur
Hompdgnis, no mir 4 uhr morgena ale
u1oerIebrt antomeu. Cir unfsre Miids
tehr mar bon meinem 6duptmdnn, btr
trdns TN 9ett lieet. dufs bette gtforet.
Wurme DedeH. Glibpein btadieH uns
ale bdIb pieber ouf ben poltM Gin
iptnig ShRupfeH pnr oies, mas mir bas
bon besOmmeH hatten, ousstnoHrmeR bic
bonn SdiIf 5erihnittenen Gibe unh bic
FART miigenDmmensn Gnhtn, bic nod
bsuts 5smIi9 feu9t finb unb T9nbIi4
nod Rcrult fiHten. Sd ipraa meinen
padereR geslsitern. bic fpbesmuihig unb
toliibH mir eefoIet pdreu. msine erobit
1nertenRung urS DonE ous. Use Gin
2duffsusr mar am ndhiten Gage be
2bdt bim ednttR Rorps b4tdunt. Ulein
6nuptmuHn bsantruete ipfprt bos GiIerne
Rreu3 fir ale 2eutt Der patrDuiGe.
S9on nd9 "a Gtunben am 4benb bes
3dees esg,n 8 llbr fam Elm sdatrunlers
offi5ier, be- uns bic Mussei9nuna brdMts.
Wit SiOb ltste ih reinen bret 2enten
iInb ben btibeH llntsrOffi5iesrn, 5pei Re-
truter batsi bic Grense an. Mut btsEidx
fDiinf4teR uns auf ods ber5lidFe. gs
tuuren bic srlten gHernsn Rreust, be 70
iimeehsnb uns beS9dfft rDrbsn Fnb.
WGbrsno bic cnbsrsn Nus5ei1nuneen fir
Iapferfeit in ben GinId4ten unTeres
Rcrps srft burd ben SnftanaenDes beans
trdet perhen, iudren mir bereits ndm
3uolf Stunben nit bieFer berrlidsn Auss
sei8nans ssI4miidt. 0p9 serua, Id
CLAUDE MIR rueine pflibt ssthon al bds
ben. Die ARrtenning BON alien Geitet
lit briidsnb. Sober tennt mid oiF ems
nal BEL ben TruppeH; trnBnfm iA Is
eiscntlid nbne BEIRUT nn6 Rdmpf ,rs
tuurben babe. MIerbings ibfler eflouft
mar fEDbbem nnEtr GrfD[g. Quashaitf 6.
unb Elm lInterOFfi5fsr baben lit ben GIns
thert Der Mdns an elmer b~reiteren STEELE
beim OurhfHinimnfen ben 5elbentob ges
funber. Die 8rdfte mIHsn ft berldTen
pooen. Auf 9dibeH1 Me9e trlb re btioe
~ertrunten.4
Dus fnb bic beutT9en pioniere. be
befteiberen 9elben. bic man in griebsnss
5etteu idun iiebt, bic dber i'm arieqe irns
n1er on ben eefa6rbouiten GteLIen ~ fius
ben Iinb unb buIb dIs Meabdhner i'm Mns
eeIi4t bes Gsinbes, bolb ais Deaeserit6.
rer i'm Hiiden heg eEeif1hes ihre Gefheu1
thdteH nlsfibrsn. limb bieIe 3ruppe in
ihrtr iesisen 9oEIenbnng III bds 8srbienft
bes Siesers BON antiperpen, bes gtnss
rails 5dns BON 9efsler. Wtnn RdiIes
unb Bolt bieien mann g~efi6rtnh sHren.
tpenn bic geIdi9te feinen Narntn NIT
~eipigoriinem aorbesr fdniidt, bonn fGnt
aud Elm absIdna biefsr gbren ouf bic an
3n6f tleiniie, an 9bdten dber binler feis
ner dnbtren Baffe 5uridtsbenOs pio.
niertruppe.
5stnri4 RsinbOIb Sirf&
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-21

9ds baben fe aerabe iebt Bel antpers
pen bepitIeu, mo MAJ bsm 5in9reiIsu
Der gicuiere in einem Defenders tritiIdm
Moment bic Gntfdsibnrg unb ben ras
iden Siea piinreibt. am z. 0ttober a.
lang Is ben 9entiheu, iiber bic GdeIbt
81 jtBeu. Rebel fdiibte re. nahoem bors
Der msbrsre @erllihe 3uriidespieIen tpors
ben iparsn. Der llsbergang rurbe an
eintm puutte 5tpiFhen Shoonuerbs unO
Ggtnim burhesfebt. Die 0sutfden bdts
ten BEL ShooRaerbe bereits friiber hsftiee
angriffe oemadt, UNI iiber BEN 5tlB gu
lommeu. Der IsBte iener 9eriude DurOe
am Montag 4benb untern0mmen, geIans
dbsr nidt. D1rouI Gnberten bic 0epts
Iden i6rs 9attit. sic beeaben id 0adts
btimli9 in mebr 0ltlider Ridtang nu9
benz llFsr uno lire pioniere lestfu bort
g ratonbrade, au9 bdtten
Ft cine eruBe 3abI BON adbnsn mitsss
fi1rt.
am nGhiten Worgsn UNI 6 llbr Triib
bemerite man 500 Snfdnteriien, bic ben
gIub unter 9edung idpersr artilerie
pdHirten. 9elgiIde Streifndten eroffs
ueteH bGs Geuer, mubtsn iib dber 5us
riid5ieter. gu gIeider Set %beganuen bic
9eltIasn ben goHaen Sing pon 9enOers
MONDE Bis nitbergeu entlang ben aampf.
Der beutIde glngriFf itieB aui beftige Sc
gsnpehr. IS 1eldng ibnen aber. blras
3ubredsn. SIN 2dnfe Oes WSprsens brads
ten bic 9tuiT9en eintge 10s3entimeters
geIdiBe berbei unb lebtere sirunsen bic
bsl9iiden artileriIten. iid 3uriid8u3iehen.
Gobolb bic Deutf6en ben 6tub paHirt
bdtten, ritTen bic 8eleier 8eritdrtaugsH
berbei, UNI lie auf8ubdlten. Sn i6rem
Ridden Iianb cine 9ipiliOn Der belgiihen
5tlbdrmte. I'm u llbr ad9mittass
mar man lungs Der gdH5tn 2inie in cine
befIige G6Edht beripidelt, ipobet bic Mds
f6inenaepebre cine erobe Rolle ipieIten.
Der admpf nurhe babur9 entftisoen,
.bab bic DeafI9en Ialieblid cine 9ats
terie uber bic pnntonbrlde
bribsrfHbrten. Gle tpurpe ihHea daf
petsat uno eroffnese nns Jeutr eegen bic
gelgir DItfim 8erIaer. Dds mar Der Ans
fang bes 8orriidens 6er DettIden am
nGrblidcu llFer Der GmeIbe.
gorber bdtten bic pionisre fhon an Der
gstr Elm grappurItiidden gtlieFert. bds
man linen nitt pergeKen pirb. Die Bel
aier batten in Der Ndhe bon 2ierre 6tsls
lungsn bs5osen. bic trQb ipieberbolttr 8srs
iute nimt qenommen merben tonnten 10
lanee ri9f groBere srlppenmufeu iibsr
bic Nstbe qeporfen tuerben fonntsn. Die
beutIne MrEiasrie rebu5irte 5nndhFt bic
6slgifGe SnFnnterie uno mad Anbrnh ber
Duntslheit burhfdJpnmmen beutI9e pios
Mere ben SUB unb Ialueen pdbren0 Der
gddt griiden, iiber bic b1nn bic Snfdns
tsrie unS arlIllerie porriidte BEL Cages
cnbriiA itunDer Bite DentIhen in FOLDER
Gtdrts iiber BET MNbe, baB bic gelgisr
ben aiid8uq antretsH niubten. Adum baB
BE SrFonteric unb leiftc Mrtiatrie ii6er
bieft griden biniiber mar, mndten iid bic
giouien bardn, bic 9riidsn btrmaben 5lt8
berfarten, oqB nuf bic fdiueren @jef4ibe
bariitsr pegtrnnspDrtirt Derben ~tonuten.
Sin siuSelnen g6len bsnubten iie fir bic
8riidsn bic pom ben 8eIgisrn oeTprtngtsu
feHen Briiden, nobel ibnen BIZ HeIte Der
g~riidsupfsilsr ais Gtiiben biensH mubtsn.
6herIleutnhnt G~robsnius. Der als @ers
Ionsr bon a9eutfHIanbs SaidIalsitunns"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-21
srIanbs gaiktraaen aeaen etalart.


SIN Dublin .Snbepenbent' f@reibE
prDfeTor MncGIberrn BON gdIpdh uris
Derfitp college in elmer poIemit seees sslsa
lnnbfreunbIiae 4suberuneeR siits onbes
rem irtf9sn gelebrten: .Dlein Ratt ss
elmer MsinunesduBerung btrubt barduf,
boB i'd unter ben guglGnbtrn bieIs Sabre
lang selebt bdk, aud tDGbrtnb btS Bus
rtntrieges, unb buB i9 besbdIb ben snos
Tif4en gbdrdtter beHer femme dIs bic meiz
pen meiner aanbsIeate. G~nslanb's pos
nneee fit Srlanb lit: .Idrte, pfrbheu.
70 btommIt ba @rds!" Sd bin obsr eis
ner bon isnen Rarren, bic ouf gruno efs
f9i9tii4er GorI9uHcen eIauben, BAR
Gnslanb's S9pisrigteiten fit Stlon6
cine giinttise G~sIesenbeit bebeuten. Sam
mir Dr. 5bompfon and nur elm geiipief
ieuteu, bdb uns England ireenb eli Nsdt
5ugeitanb, "a isi bern, bdB es it'd in
@4tpiristtitsn beFonb9 SIN Sabre 1889
gdb e uns gentle GreibeiteH unter benz
Druid Der Greitpinisen unb feiner Risnsrs
Idee I'M u~meritoniIden Rrieg. Mls Gnaz
lamb iiH erbolt bate unb bic Sreiniuisen
fid leiber 0ufssI0ft botten, ndbm Ii uns
boIb piebtr unIer p1rIunent meg, miiieIf
BefsduHs. WerfdlTHang nnb GefruIi.
Gehnlia mar 6 nn9 BEN NurcnErieas.
Sd mD9te meme 2anrsIeute an Elm uIieS
Gpri9port erinnern, bog uns ipdrni, Dor
btm 8orn elmer Qnt, Dcm 6nf zines pfers
bes unb BEN adheIn zines G~nqIGnberss.
3euie IGdsIt uns England iriebsr al.
Sinh fetne gGtbe boriiber, 70 tpirb % iuiss
ber finfsr hrsinf9duen. Die UrsiniIis
gen aus GdIDoh tpnkbtn naFgsFoFbtrt, Fd
IN ben RsnmptesB orrden 81 Eersn d. 8.
81 Rit4enet's acknowledgement dbtr ilas
gerIDeiie tsietsisR Re Fd. m0stn bic cns
beren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sfei4xrs
moBen ouf Der Out fein!@
Die 0rfiDinistntompaenieu Ser iriF6eu
WdiiDnrIifsn baden, fpis nan iiebt, burds
uns ttIne Cuff, fir @nglnnb, aafoit ar
ett bic uIfterItule NIB bic GneIdabtr
idtnpfsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-21

General SefIer, DER Sieger pcn autperpen, Saopfsr DER
rmOoernen pioniertrnppe. Cine gu Denis s~epnrciste
pafensatiuns Die 5elceutbateu an Ger Sd1eIce mo 1letbs.
- Die 2IusbiIouus i'm 5rieoeu. : eabnbreder umo tpso.
bubuer. = tpaseftad i'm NhdsH ces Seinoes. = Gin ud6t.
Iider 2Iusfug in 5eiuoesIauo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-21

inner mebr ben goririil IaFsn miiFsn,
nm rbos God au fiobeu, IN bas is lire
bsiuuffrsts Souf tcten iaun'.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19
" ants street Oiled.

Mr.. A. l.. Thormann, in talking
to Light representative Saturday
spoke of the dusty condition OF
Rogers and Dunn streets, after pass
ing Marvin avenue, SAYING those
streets should be oiled as they are
not reached by the street sprinkler
Mr.. Thormann said Rogers is
used by practically all the motorists
going to and coming from Dallas,
and the dust at times is almost unen-
durable TO the people residing in
that section OF the city" He SUR.
gested that the Chamber Of Com,
merce take the matter up and sec
il it could not be threshed ont on
some satisfactory basis. saving some
sort Of cooperative plan on the part
of the c. of c., the property owners
along the thoroughtares, and the
auto owners might be worked ont
Oil has proven very efficacious when
it comes to dealing With the dust
devil" and is used in many places
unable to afford street Eprinkler
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19
Ready to Collect Taxes.

County Tax Collector Geo. f.
Smith will have his books ready for
beginning the collection of the 1914
taxes on October l. He and his force
are busy making ont receipts and
this task will be completed before
the collecting season opens. The
personal tax lists have been com
pleted and greater part of the
property tax receipts have been fill
ed out.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19
NigID STATES MARINE
EAND To PLAY WAX ACHE

The United States Marine band
viii appear in Waxahachie NOV. 4,
under the auspices OF the WaXahachie
Chamber Of Commerce. as previously
announced IN these columns. and ar
Engagements are making now to pro
vide for their reception, the advance
sale OF seats. etc, Secretary Schust-
CT having the matter in charge,
COMMITTEES viii be appointed at
the regular meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce Tuesday night OF next
week
antees the band $630 to play WaNa-
hachle. and the concert will be at
Chautauqua park.
This band appeared in Waxaha-
chic three or four years ago, and
proved quite success, the CONNER
cial club coming out to the good
financially, and it is hoped and
thought they will do as we'll or bet
ter this time
Committees will be at work on
the advance sale of seats shortly,
and it is hoped each citizen will buy
as literally of the seats as his cir
cumstanees will permit, the attrac-
ton being a guaranteed one. of much
merit.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19
Moved into New Office.

0 II Chapman & Co, T. A.
Chapman and Homer Chapman have
moved their offices from South
Rogers street into the Chapman
building recently completed on the
west side of the square They now
occupy nicely furnished rooms on
the second iloor of this building.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19
Whenever You Need q General TonN
lake Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tastelct
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because il contains tn.
well known tonic properties ofQuINlNR
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds Up the Whole System. 50 cents
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19
Cotton Continues 10 Advance.

Quitc=a number Of bales Of cotton
sold in WaNahachie today as hieh
as $50 and few bales brought
. cents. The market continues to
advance daily.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19
Is sun Unconscious

Gland Cunningham, who was seri-
ousIy injured Thursday night when
a motorcycle he was riding crashed
into buggy, was unconscious carly
Saturday morning, While the extent
OF his injuries has not yet been full
ly determined the attending physi-
claus feel hopeful that he viii re
cover.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19

Buy the Alb Gas Range ana save
sc. per cent Of your gas bill Let
us show YOU T. :. Cronk Co
ady.tf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19

The Daily Light gives the news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19

The najIy Light gives the ''''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-19

Let Croak Company pipe your
house aaa sell you Your gas range
or water heater. aay.tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-24

Although may bc assumed that Duaues. sem
..mrut bias improved mofr rapidly than hls a.t,a.
business transacted thc situation ra encouraging j.
certain too lhal lhr more hopeful. feeling th''
prevail. o., based ou the .oUd conviction that better
tune. a,c ahead There IS uo doubt that thc rc
opening oi tnc stock exchanges even under rr
u.uous has been largely fr.pousb.c iDr thr
dominant note of 0ouoFr uow heard 900 huHucs,
.r..rs When open trading DOB securities Was i'I
..ddru men were were moIr pr Jess cropping 900 aafh
aud sxftcmr conservatism was obligatory BOO au..
mess dealings generally Moreover che taDr tha'
lr exchanges were closed k.ud.ed apprehension
as Il business and financial condition.. SINCE
transactions have been resumed 600 thr exchange.
without .u. attendant p1ui..y conditions what
ever. % ls now realized that fear, entertained ~err
i1r 'hr most port groura.rs. Iu.0s may nor 81
.ay. move u the direction dcsued by h1.dcr %.
.e.uuura but o. b. highly doF.mhIe that there be-
..ouIIy 600 open market tor lhem
lhr He. trade generally regarded as OBJ.
.rbouc Oh. industry 900 thc United States has not
shown much indication OF 900 awakening bat large
interests are strongly ol thr opinion that dcotrd
Improvement ls certain to take place with t1.
coming pI ih. news Nra. They look lor increased
buying on 'hc part OF tbp railroads 90 mpart q
ua.h needed impetus to ihc steel bu.lnrs, and tu
related Industries Prices are IuuuugIy low There
bl7 been 900 increase iu The buying ol the finished
pfodu, 'or the il'st quarter of 1913 but % s not
IH' sufficient volume to cause much activity Rc
'..Ii.v higher pu.cs have been established Tor cop
per- uu. ape.tcr and lead, indicating better bu,
urs. 900 these lines h.s thr more remarkable
boo 'h. case ol .oppcr 900 vlr,, OF thc .a,f that cop
p-, exports 90 Germany have been prevented b.,
l.a..u oi ihe war vhiIr Germany. 900 ordinary
uur. b. ou, %. lhr hHrs, consumers oi thr metal
lg'.u1nauN uNd, particularly between OBJ.
0ui.i State. tuI other countries hls improved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-24

lhr.r BE- % report current Boa thc cy % Austin
Ielas. 90 tac effect that Joseph Weldon Bailey be-
making hs preparations 20 come to rtas iDf ihr
purpose OF formally launching Boz campaign Tor
United States senator u s said campaign head
quarter. hove already been engaged 100 Dallas.
.HI g.. ihe.e reports aIc true they moan ne are
,ou going POO lr r The midst oi d very exciting
political campaign DO Iexas which seems destined
ia extend over peu3d Of about '~3 ycus and
which eI probably PIT che memory Of recon,
prohibition contests entirely an 900 'he back yard
0I '1so Times
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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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Only morning Newspaper in the hmAuilo
County Covsn The Panhandle Of Isra' last
srn New Mexico. Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve 20 twenty Tour hours 10
advance Of Denver DsIs, Fort Worth. Oklaho.
ma City and other paper. csuylnI t,legsphic
dispatches
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Entered 90 sscond class matter ~ M, poe.
office at Amarillo. ,Ia' under III, act Of MAID
5. 1879
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