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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-24

Pnug, Eugene EatlnS, Elsie lSheA
Marguerite Kiefer, Clarence Skog,
Marguerite Tracy. Herbert Vance.
Lincoln School Roll.
The following fifty-hve pupils in the
L lincoln school, have been neither ao-
sent nor tardy during the entire
term:
First room: Joseph Dunagan, Ruby
lobe, Agnes O'Blenness.
Second room Raymond Eckland,
r.ilda Norder.
Third room: Burdette Beard, Louis
Hasper, Grant Lloyd, Robert Duna-
gan. Raymond Miller, Walter O'Blen-
ness, Raymond Riley, Antoine Shaf-
fer. Ruth Clippert. Garnet Hayden.
Helen Heevner, frankie Kayser.
Fourth room: James Franks. | ola
Morrissey, Madge Smith, Evelyn
Wright, Philip Means.
Fifth room: Frederick WEIGH, Ruth
Laws. Carl Shaffer. Nora Billings.
Hurley Fisk, Leila Humphrey, Fern
Jones, Irene Laws, Amy Merrill,
pre6a Van Hesley.
Sixth room: Norman Evans, Ed
ward Smith. Nancy Vermeesch, Ches-
Ter w els, beSSha IldSpCl AAoy AAoANA
letters, Dorothy Wright, LeRoss Nor
riss.
Seventh room: Donald Ewing. Reu-
ben Lewis, Halle Lloyd, Fred Miller,
Clarence Roseberry, Harry Washburn,
Charles Layport. Maurice Parker, Pes
sic Powers. Genevteve Walker. Edna
Dickson. Gladys Russell, Mildred
Riley.
Kinaerearten: Elsie Tucker. Geor-
giana West.
Garfield School Honor Roll.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy
during the term:
Room 1: Stacy Johnson. Bernard
Tomlinson.
Room 2: May Tooke. Grace Henke.
Edna Bradshaw, Vivian Buck, Grace
Collins.
Room 3: Maxine Johnson. Carl
bradley, Glenn Poland, Elizabeth
Jones, Dick Collins, John Hornish,
Mary COLLISION
Room 4 Elizabeth Aldrich, Theo-
dore Beardsley. Evelyn Fckland, Ada
Roach, Maces Byrd. Smith Johnson,
Edmund MilJspaugh, Anna Furlong
Room 5: Francis Bneheny, Wallace
Ayres. Florence Witch. Mary Louise
Wiley. Purl Poland. Lucille Bradley.
Room 6: Max Jones. Clara Poland.
Pearl Roach. Vera School. Francis
Tanning. Albert Glewe. John Marsh.
Russell MilIspaugh. Robert Pasett.
Junior Slsirvin RUBY Caster. Nara
ret Hamill Elizabeth Tloeff1ar. Grace
McGaw. Nina Van Ausdall, David Col
lisron. William Hollingsworth, Harold
Wyllie, Irene Bradley.
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May Boycott wisconsin Flights


CHICAGO, Sept. Flight promot
ers and boxer managers of Chicago
today took steps to boycott Wisconsin
fights. Headed by Harry James. fight
promoter and manager Of the crack
little bantam, Johnnie Richie, local
promoters and fight fans will organize
particularly the Milwaukee fight club
managers, to give more recognition
to Chicago boxers.
The feeling that Chicago boxers and
promoters haven't been getting the
lend Of the horn from the Wisconsin
crowd, has been growing for some
time. The Chicagoans claim that al
though they take the Chicago end o1
boosting matches and through their
local publicity work send UP deleg..
tions for every fight show. the Wiscon
sin managers overlook them com
Netely when 1t comes to engaging
preliminary fighters.
There are a lot OF mighty good boys
down on their lacey because they
can't get fights, these days. said
James. .'There isn't'a reason in thu
world Why they shouldn't get some OF
the prelim picilings. They help US get
rid of bunch OF tickets every time
Milwaukee and other Wisconsin cities
pull battle. All they get is tickle,
Ito the show. What they want, and
what they ought to get 10 . chance Is
fight for more money"
James has behind him all the fight
fanns and newspapers Of Chicago and
lin calling meeting OF the local pro-
meters today, declared It will be tight
to finish. %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-07
Frank Hemans Had Perma-
nently Dislocated Shoulder
and Swindled Street
Car Companies.
CAUGHT IN DAVENPORT
Tried to Work Same Game
There He Did Here and Was
Caught With Help Of
]. p. Ingle.

Frank Hemans, alias Frank Young,
alias James Robinson, alias several
other names has permanently dis
located shoulder. It is. or was, his bust
ness to have a permanently dislocat-
ed shoulder and he swindled poor, I'M
suspecting street car companies all
over the middle west, including Keo.
kuk, because Of this.
With the help of Manager J. p.
Ingle OF the Keokuk Electric company,
the mysterious stranger, for such he
was, was caught in Davenport Satur-
day and is now in Jail. He tried to
work the same gag In Davenport that
he worked here, alleging that he had
received his injury by falling on
car and he almost got away with it
but not quite.
Here us the story from the begin
ming. On May % OF this year some
one called up the car barns and said
that certain man was lying at q
rooming house on North Third street
with broken shoulder caused by
falling of one OF the city street cars.
Refused Anaesthstic.
The Keokuk Electric company i'm.
mediately investigated and found a
man calling himself Frank Hemans
with a dislocated shoulder. He was
taken to the hospital and DR.. Dorsey
was called After an examination the
doctor stated that the injury was an
old and permanent one and wanted
to put the man under an anaesthetic
to set the shoulder. but Hemans re-
fused, saying that he wanted to go
to his home at Utica, New York,
where he would receive treatment.
He also would not allow an ex-ray
photograph to be taken.
His actions were suspicious. but
the Keokuk Electric company had no
evidence that he was crook and
could do nothing. No accidents were
reported on the car lines on the day
the injury was alleged/to have been
received Hemans claimed that he
fell while getting OF car at Fourth
and Concert. but no record could be
fonnd Of this.
Settled for $50.
After lying six months IN the hos
pital and receiving treatment at the
expense OF the Keokuk Electric COM
pany. he was given $50 when he
threatened to sue and finally left
town.
|. Last Friday. Manager Ingle receive
ed a post card from Davenport, stat
ing that q Frank Young was in .
hospital at that town. claiming q
broken shoulder by falling OF one of
the city street cars. No record could
be found OF such a happening and the
local company was asked II it could
throw any light on the matter.
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wife fifteen years ago the family home
was at Chester, Pa. Since that time.
SO he alleges, he has been travelling
over the country as a sign painter.
This story is doubted. He unQues-
tionably travelled over the country
considerable but not as sign paint
er. He found grating" the street
car and transportation companies an
easier and more productive field. To
the police Young stated he came to
Davenport from New Orleans. He is
60 years old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-07
MEETING.
TOMORROW NIGHT
September Session Day Earlier
Than Usual.

The regular September meeting of
the school board will be held tomorrow
evening instead Of Thursday evening,
which is the regular time for the ses.
fion. The board a. It's last meeting
adjourned to September 8,.because O.
conflicting arrangements for Thursday
blight. This will be the first meeting
pr the new school year. The usual
foutine matters will come and at this
meeting or one in the very dear future
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-07
THEODORE GILMAN
rs ALSO PLEASED
bminu Of the Keokuk Eiectro-Metala
Co. GOOD News to the Pre- s.dent
Of Bridge Company.

|The following letter from Theodore
Imam. president OF the Keokuk and
hmilton Bridge company, was re-
lived by John H. Cole, local superin.
hdent, and shows that men Of large
'airs are watching the development
it is coming to this city. Mr.. Gil
ms letter to Mr.. Cole is as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 4, 1915.-Mr.
n H. Cole, superintendent Keokuk,
"a. Dear sir: notice by The
city that my friend. Mr.. w. Del
Baldwin, has started an enter
e in Keoku1. He is president OF
Otis Elevator Co. wish you
hid get more OF the same kind.
Very truly yours.
THEODORE GILMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-07
INDIANS SEEK
WINTER HAUNTS
CONTINUED from page 81

Bixby and Brown are planning on re-
naming here II they can get work.
LIE Beau will remain here for week
or two. but is undecided about what
he will do later.
And last, but not least. Manager
Frank Boyle makes bee line for his
home at Waterloo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-07
severe Earthquake Shock.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 1.-THE
most severe earthquake shook ever
felt by Cleveland instrument Was
recorded late yesterday by Father
Odenbach's seismograph at st. Igna-
thus college.
1.-THE main shock came at $685. p.
m.," Father Odenbach said today.
From the general direction of the
tremors, believe the shock must
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-07
Yesterday in the
Central Association
Muskles Win Double.

MUSCATINE, Ia, Sept. 7---Musca-
tine celebrated the close OF the sea
son by taking both games Of double
header from Mason City. FRANKIE and
Wagner both showed excellent form.
Scores:
First game:- r. H. p.
Mason City I. 800 600 00o-3 s 0
Muscatine 900 O21 O3x--6 6 8
Batteries: Buttle and Weeks;
FRANKIE and Hruska.
Second game
Mason City 900 900 90 s 0
Muscatine ITO 211 Ks 0
Batteries: Fitzpatrick and Weeks:
Wagner and Hruska.
Ansons Win.
CLINTON, Ia, Sept. 1.-THE Ansons
took the final double header from
Clinton on the Pilots home field yes
terday. The first score, 8 to 4, Was
due to Clinton errors, while the final,
| a to 0 shut-0ut, came wholly through
the excellent pitching Of Cooper and
similar Marshalltown support. Scores:
First game:- r. H. e.
Marshalitown 800 100 o2o--s 8 2
Clinton .021 Dol 000-4 s 8
Batteries: Cooper, Richardson and
Misunderstanding; Lyons and Link.
Second game
Marshalltown 100 101 0o0--3 6 0
Clinton 900 900 OO0-0 4 2
Batteries: Cooper and Hammer.
schmidt; Nelson and Evans.
Burlington Splits.
BURLINGTON, Ia. Sept. THE
Central association officially closed
yesterday with Burlington winning
the pennant by a big margin The
locals lost the first to Cedar Rapids,
to 6, and tied the second in seven
innings, to 6, and ended the season
with a percentage Of .6S1. Only once
during the season was Burlington dis
placed from leadership. The first
game was a farce, Cedar Rapids
punching seventeen hits with seven
errors for a total OF fuorteen runs and
| the game. The second was called be-
cause Of darkness. Scores:
Burlington -. .001 O04 100 6 10 z
Cedar Rapids J. 1908 900 O30-14 IT 3
Batteries: McCulloch and McGlade;
Mellinger and Anderson.
Second game
Burlington ...... .002 0o4 % 8
Cedar Rapids .....111 010 2-6 8
! Batteries: Bunk. Singleton and Nc
Glade; Gross, Berger and Hoffman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-07

the building committee will submit Its
report on the completion of the two
new schools which were dedicated last
week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-07
have been most severe in Mexico or
Central America"
Record 10 Broken

RECORD 70 Brokeh.
{ United rress Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Sept. THE half ounce
distance casting record. was broken
yesterday when F. q. Moffett of Chi
cago. sent the lead out 257 feet. four
feet over the record.
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Read The Gate CITY want column.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
.R0BS OWN BANK
IS INDICTMENT
CEDAR RAPIDS TELLER FOUND
LOCKED IN NAULTS-TRIAL
DIE SOON.

CEDAR HAPlES. a, oct The
trial Of Leo l. Perrin. former teller
OF the Cedar Rapids National Bank
viii be- tried al the session OF the
Federal Court which begins today
Perrin is aid To- have confessed TO
robbing has own bank. and locking
himself In ihc vault m AN effort 10
avert suspicion The bank lost
.s20.7o0. according TO the police.
uti ~ ,wh"a das b-,r frcfoS G..
Ole mhney was u1ssius u Aususi.
when Perrin told how he vas con-
lrouied with lone robber Iu the
bank ana forced 90 hanl over The
money at tho point or "a revolver and
then locked in the vault
Perrin shen found. was locked
behind Two door. 1u, he has con
iessed 90 lacking himself in pm.
chase Of lauI stock is the cause of
ms downfall. it is said The police
say the interest amounted 10 over
o thousand .ollar % wear. aud Pore
rims salary was only SI5oo Fr.uls
of the young bank clerk win ',, 10
secure suspension of sentence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

prevent he recurrence of such Incl
dents
With The settlement OF the Arabic
controversy note will hc Dispatch
ai lo Great britain
rres.dom Wilson refused 10 raise
ihe question with England until the
d.sputo with German has been de-
unreN settled However the Presi-
lcnr trols frro 20 press the issue for
'he modification o' orders OF the
Council restricting American trade.
Not until the German Ambassa-
Hnr lad submitted hie proposal al
oue O'Clock aid the relations become
smooth Former communications
Dave noan considered as unsatisfac-
'..f H, fhe .aitcd states
Count Won rsrusjorr Ief, happy
N'H 'ne rults % the work. and
oppressed confidence that the rela-
.Hr. between 'n. United states and
Germany Hu.. continue 20 improve.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

rs Associated Press
LONDON. Oc. b The time limit
for Bulgaria ropl, 10 the Russian
uliimatum lircd az . O'Clock this
afternoon but az late hour no ans
wcr had been received and none was
expected
u SIS now taken for granted that
Ferdinand nas definitely committed
himself TO ia- Germanic allies iu re-
turn for promised territory mclud-
inr Con 'antiuorle. all of European
Turkey and has undertaken 20 assist
iu the operations against Serbia aud
20 open o way for The Auatro- German
troona ic .h' sea of Normora
Tho Entente powers iavo landed
force at salonika The infringe
meui of Grerk neutrality produced
,orious situation Premier venile-
Dos layor The Entente allies but King
Cca.iautine Is opposed 10 Greece
taking part ir the war
The ncy move defolvcs upon
rul.aria. while the fleets Of the
Black ana aegean seas are ready for
action
Rug.o. rouriug for the past five
won'ha has begun an energetic Of
fensiv along o. wide front from
Rigs 20 Southeast wilma. and a"-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
,WlIgDG.a,'' G.,'% 81! %5yE,., !. :.
TIN CAM TRUST
GON ERNMENT'N SlIT ENPE u.
IN 10 CONE ~ N
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE Md, Oci Tho
'goyernmen. anu-trust suit against
the Amorcou Can Company. the SOC
called Tin C3n Trust, is expected 90
como up tor tria today in the T. s.
Diuric' court here. The suit was
broulht Two years ago BY tho De.
partmcnt OF Iu Ice In its com
.plaiut. the Government alleges prac-
ticcs iu restrain OF iraAe. agree
meuts by absorb concerns not 20
rc-eutcf the uolD contracts hy con
sumcrs 20 3lv from the trust" oN.
olusiycly, aud ARBITRARY fixne OF
prices Dissolution BIS asked tor
other than ON pro rata basis. thc
government conj,ndiue for a acpau.
tion into units Il different owner
ship 20 insure fhe restorailou o'
competition
The American sheet and Tin PLATE.
CO. is one OF III, defendants. and
is claimed by the go,ernmcr' iHa'
this couccru entered .alo an arr.a.
mcni with g.. fmerI,au Can co. %
sell % Tin for G. us az % preferential
rate other d,tcndau,s name, b,
tho government are The SauHar,
Can Co. The Missouri can CO. Mar.
uu Wagner Co. Boston Wharf 60
Max AIMS Machine "0. Freeman
Duncan Trausfer AM Realty CO..
and the HlVuiiin Pineapple Com
.pany, Ltd
The government bin declare.
that the allcrcd conspiracy and com
h.uat.ou boa restraint of trade va.
entered into in 1907 The person
named are Daniel O. Reid. recently
.oueed from ue Ro.s Island WHl
way J Hoar Moore Fred S Who.
lcr Henry " Phelps. william r
Graham and George O. Mur,,
The American Can Co. was mcor
rorated in New Jersey with % cap.
tl of sNs.o0c goo and within q short
time ihc government chargod ol.
tanned control Of about hundred
manufacturing plants over 'vor.
ty OF these plans were iu HalimHr
and vicinity
u is msinialned hy thr s0ye-u.
mou' THAI tiis gobhliug up of ,ha
Independent can makers PVT fba
trust Boa absolute control 0f fh.
can market The can buyers Nu'
forced 'o pa. Increased prices
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
RURAL CREHITS
LEGISLATION UP
DRY FARMING CONGRESN '"'i''
CIsES 4. =. PUBLICITY
METHODS

ny Associated Press
DENVER Colo. oof Ton,
relating to rural organiailou, irri.
cation. forestry. crnpf and soil were
discussed al the sessioun of tho dry
farming congress Ia oonienlion here
today
The publicity methods ~ the fed
cral department OF agriculture were
by Charles Dillon. OF
Topeka ana campN"n for rural
credits legislation 10 NEE the needs
OF the West was heguu
Committees conferred with the
Investment Bankcis Association
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
Rhodes Scholarship Papers
Lost in Arabic and Hesper-
ian Sinking. New Set Arrives

NEW YORK O. .fs-
ing c>amin i0r. f. hu-
arships lru I 'm
various states q. .H..
thor tho "y7ruaf. r-
pared n England w.
of ihn tar Western .H i.
time For tr, scU.'.- H3
pers had to bc pr.af. .rt
The Arabic oOk '. 'I.
original examination rht
SECOND seq sos lost u. . '#r.-HH
when aho v.s tUrpof..f . I.
marine vae ro' io rob American
youths ol 'h. char., fn artr r
Ere'ar1 however "r ". r.r -,i
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CONTINUING
FOR THE
DOCTOR DUMBA
SAILS FOR HOME
HEARS NJ III Will row ARD
PEOPLE Oi COUNTRY. ARE
WEI STATEMENT.

~ RtHf'i if'F'N 't".
NEW YORk. oct Or Kou
stantin 7 uumha. Austro-Hungarian
recalled to Austria AT
the request 90 President Wilson.
sailed tor home on the Hollaud-Amo'
rican liner Niouw Amsterdam today
llc was accompanied hy Mrs DUN.
IN
nr Dumug sailed with safe con
duct under arrangement made by
she state pertinent
"I bear no 40 will toward this
country or toward the American
people I am deeply sorry that J
must leave 90 the present time as
have many friends here I had hop
ed to stay ouger. 20 see more OF the
country and Of the people That d
ALL" was IN Ambassadors farewell
statement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
AMERICAN DIPLOMACY PREVAILS
KAISER YIELDS in ARABIC CASE
WHISKGY FREE At
0PTIlNELECTI0N
CHANGE WHOLESALE FRAUD N
MIMI ApOIIS--GItlND
I1gY RrSY.

~ Afs4is,sd Pres,
NIIEApONs MINI 0.
Charged that iH, "vot committed
vholcsal frauds boo th' county local
option %, .'ion yesterday will hc iu.
ycstirate6 Dy the "lrys" lid pre-
scented fo 'h grand jury
The 'Iry roucedr th'i. d,Irnf
bat charso that iu many oi 'hr pr.-
cinrts there wore ihrr, n,r Judges
and uo drg" chat unregistered
voters voted ln block 'hai some 'ry
ballots w.rr thrown away ul.r
couulnI for aud thar wh.skcy was
freely circulated 20 Influence the
voters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

came thr..-l high aud dry
The scholarships we're establish.
od by fhe 'afe Cecil Rhodes. aud COW
or three year course az the Uni-
vorsity OFF oxford Each OF the
lucky student, receive an allowance
.ot Si.5UN year Two young men
from e1c. state and territory in the
lrttrd States are gI,en these scholar
ships Selection 's made by special
committees Love OF sports. the
qualities of courage. generosity. kind.
ness and high moral character. as
soil as literary ana scholastic at
niuments are taken intd account
boo making the selections.
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LANSING tONITl,~ WIN
EEPRI ISFNTNTNI CO.. VILLA

WASHINGTON u a.. OCT o.
Secretary Lansing h.'1 .H second
ronforencr today with Enrique g..
Ilerente De- Villa representative
and se.ureI information upon which
the action akrr 8t ths HeU meet
ug oi the lau american diplomats
viii boz based lau..u- conferred
with the tarraua representative
last nighi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
PURPOSE is TO MAINTAIN AT LEAST FORTY EIGHT BAT
TIESHIPS AND PROPER PROPORTION OF SUPER
CRUISERS, SUBMARINES, ETC
If PUBLIC APPROVES CONGRESS WILL
Secretary Daniels Declares That Under This Plan Annual Naval
Expenditure Could BE Computed Accurately in Ad-
Must Also Provide Reserve
OF Ammunition.

mad been discussed with Preslden.
Wilson and Chairman pad1ett Of the
House Navul Committee.
The secretary declared that "
such policy received the approval
.of the public there was little doubt
that Congress would follow the
principle OF yearly naval cxpendi-
.'urc that could be computed in ad-
vance with considerable degree OF
accuracy
Congress win also be asked for
liberal provision for reserves OF am-
muuitiou
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LOAN TOTAL
NOT PUBLIC
ri NOR HAN IT TUAT II WIS
ONFR-SI llS' RIBED SONE
TEN MILLIONS


SEW YORK. Or - Tho
amount 0f over subscription to the
NugID.TrcurH credit loan OF half O.
billion dollar. 10 is said authora-
uyalt s appree.aDIo % the number
OF subscribers buf nor Boo dollars and
cents o. s placed a' between five
and ieu millions
a maiorI'y of thc subscribers ask
ed for relatively small amounts
Win thU CLOSING uf the books t
aas announced thu' The total of all
subsaript would not be made pub
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WOULD SETTLE
BORDER RAIDS
NEW CARGANLt CONNiNuEE
OPPOSITE BROWNSNUII
PROMISES MS Nn.

TOWNSVILLE. Tex. Oct
General Eu .nio LOPEZ. rho new
taIanza r1 .maudcr opposite here.
eail that t. .Npected iu a few days
90 give proofs OF friendship fl fbr
Americans end tha 30 was .s in
frri.1u % r operate Vitl fhs 'ue.
rlcans Iu handling thn band. IDS
which have disturbed 'hc p0... OF
the lower Tcyas border tor e al
months
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FAILURE TO REPLY TO RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM INTERPRET
ED TO MEAN THAT FERDINAND HAS CON-
MlTTED SELF TO THE TEUTONS.
PREMIER IN CREEK CABINET RESIGNS
Kink Constantine Opposes His Countys Taking ANY Part in War
and Delicate Situation Is Created. Russia naugIraes
New Offensive Along Wide Front and Success
Attends Initial Effor,s

.cordiug 90 reports, has met with
considerable success
On the western front the big guns
have undertaken the task OF level
ing the German cnt nchmentf in
preparation to- q continuation OF the
attacks so successful boo Arois anl
iu Champagne
There has been infantry fighting
in some sections with slight gains.
The British floct IS continuously
bombardinc the German positions on
the Belgium coast
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BOWLING GREEN. Ev. oct j.--.
a posse OF fifiy men. ORGANIZED uelo
today TO prevent mob from lynch
iug Harrison Rose. ueero who is
charged with murder vac led hy
S'"gker Champ Clark and his SON.
Houuatt
The second attempt upon the ue.
gro's lie Ves made today ana Vl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
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WASHINGTON. - G. oct
Congress will probably hp .rsed boo
December 10 approve cuHuuuue
building policy ior che mtF aa us
Tor its object the maintenance 0f at
least forty eight battloship ud 'ho
proper proportion of super lat.le
cruisers. scouts destroyer. uIhma
rinos and auNiliaries 10 he woIl. a
out from that figure
Secretary Daniels said today rh.'
the proposal TO recommend fo Goa.
.frcss the establishment of th puic,