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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
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Mort had jumped up thrust his hands deep n
Boz. pockets and was uampIag up and down The
room shaking he name like "a young hon. con
tess Jhat iof q moment ! was tempted 90 laugh a.
hio.-and then suddenly dad not care "a, 40 90
lalsh. something ru ihc wild youth of hun the
bold thoughts ,uucd mr to the depths The
mage of youth waving itg flag upon the IlilI for.
imd3hlo' hr fresh runner catching up the torch
th7, han fallen from the slack hand of syri have
ned my dreams. too Mort dreamed once
dreamed once of sccips ih, very truth Of
l"nrf a. J worked alone in INV field. ,,,L ,br
+'',' world al open and beautiful around me /
'' 20 mysclt "ill bc simple will not dodgr
a." ri'.ar1dle or excuse. will see the whole III
"'. 'onic'a now with some gsdncs. land hu
MOI tool that ! have aot mastered the wonder
on 'ha ''tIh non seen the truth of A. /
heatd catb'fd 'iuvue in The bush q friend .top
ped me by thr roadside there was , stan m M.
d" hr'Fcus-1ud when looked up was old
and nth was vanishing behind the h,ll
something Of MI ths had n my thoughts AS
N"H talked t1 me- 1ud q came Co me- vsistl,iily
h'' perhaps tins burning youth might really have
n bum ihc genius lp see thr truth of things mon,
I''rl' than could and tcll d better than could
rs ] sand ON, could only see tins
.omphc'd o ours as % really ls al the poetry of
g. 'Il 'hc passion cot 't 30 the driIness and medic
uy 'lI thc tragedy of failure 40 that IS n the
hearts aud souls ct these common pcoplc-,yhat
p .hinR % would bet How 1t would STIR the
world - David Grayson ln American Moga-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
To the People of Amarillo:

Unfortunately. am called 40 Memphis Tenn by the
aerious Hines Di my mother q ss be- impossible Tor me
90 meet the different voters Of Amarillo and while feel that
the busnc aud thinking element OF citizenship know too
wei The se1 involved 20 thseecon had been my inten-
ton 70 ty o. meet and solicit the support Of each individual
Ny platform 90 proceed along the line Of egis
auon. winch haas already been inauguiaed
The present Commission has been charge Of the cys
aIlars Tor jess than and system government IS
not yet perfected have endeavorcd 10 the very best OF
ability perform the duties Of my office faithfully and in
busine.s-i.e economical manner and am perfectly will
70 leave the the hands Of the good people Of hs
city Respectfully
fAdv) J. y BEASIEY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

'l.. ..r. au tlg order sI kr~,, S,,,I,,. .
'aseI Up. 49,. r.,e u- , Iar,e mann F.. .,,l S,.l
H.. N.hnHiI who has a. very sombre cas-, ,l
'a...aHa.e Ord you ever see 4 picture of Abe
Lincoln '6'f H1i , su.'r COO IT. And Did YOU ever
'r ONE of era.se Washington with broad grin
'm proud .alf resemble Lincoln and Wsshine.
'Hu --kHu.,. CIV Star
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

Hon Gerrit j. D.ekema. Michigan
banker and political leader. jG
year ola TODAY
Miller Hupa.n8. manager OF the
S. Louis National League team. 30
years old today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

What tH, Fort Worth W.. Dis. s..l
Reporter .fIH about
Among OH, nffi, salesman .r f.e r..i
Worth market Goo rsms ni u1re.r stand.
oHi con p..uHu Is Charley rs r.. on. tonn.
81. lafn b'r 1I Pine family tHaf I..r. rI.
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frd. %" b. "a native ot Fort Worth o.
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H.rr. after shI.H he .m. OBJ fr. r.rl.t
a. sarf man fnr fF. Nurh r.... D.,....
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un'.. p haEtr'l whore Do LanaI
world of experience. Pom .aar. LIZ.
began selling and uts H .u..a.. H-lu f..
sort I'r rua .sIliul fH. cattle for f..
ht-EDf' hHHH Commission tu. .h.H q.
composed off Dos father. D. So Ut...r
h..r aHt Himtn Ut nmi.H.. IHa
..HH- blood Tor f0' .umH1nt. rumH.r. be-.
friends o. fh. lurfrrI. ana f.. "a rr.lt b.
iHr hu.ius h. laa chosen ur Ii. H.. go.
cation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

Zoo. h,.r s'cu., demanded the police
mH .H'ie Didn't Tell SOU the last time YOU
were hero 'haI ] never wanted 90 see YOU again
'ssah honah so did sol replied Brother
SLACK And o yol 'seusably puhmit me 20 soy
It, don't 10Y de sight O. so no mo dan vo' doc.
dc sight o. me sahr'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
Medical Directory

Members Of the Potter
County, Texas State and
American Medical Assoeia-
hons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

Only morning Newspaper boz The Amarillo
Country. Covers the Panhandle Of Texas Fast.
em New Mexico, Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve 10 twenty lour hours IG
advance Of Denver Dallas Fort Wouh. Oelaho-
ma City and other papers carrying lelegrs PIN.
dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

he Daily News will be- delivered by carrier
anywhere 10 Amarillo o. ly mai outside Of The
city ioi $500 q yrut or o, o. month. 100 sd Vance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

shakespeare and SCHILLER and enjoys them s ID
neutral iu the words true sense
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

There De- ono advantage 900 owuuy ipd 900
stead OF "a driving horse u shedding tune lh,
Ford keeps h. hair on in all seasons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

The Amarillo Daily News
offers to its advertising patrons
a paid circulation more than
double that Of any other Daily
paper published in Northwest
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

The Dardanelles have been falling scyrm
Tunes bat somehow or Other they have manage,
90 rise again
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

Belgium ought 10 be able lo give Italy SOME
valuable advice about the advsabhty of hoidma
on OF letting loose of neutrality
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

b sdhZ sale. Luv
COMMISSION b Three n-bnr.d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

American pocket flashlights have found Dbcr
way TO PARIS One way 90 gct back some pi 'br
coin paid ont for Pauuan uousscaus by American
brides
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

Entered az second class matter at the post.
office at Amarillo. Texas. under The ast OF March
8. 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

Entered az second class matter at the post
office At Amarillo. Texas. under tbe asi OF March
5. 1879
Only morning Newspaper ln The Amarillo
Country Covers the Panhandle oi Texas Fast.
ern New Mexico, Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve 10 twenty lour hours r
advance Of Denver Dallas Fort WoHh Okaho.
ma CITY and other papers carrying leIege ph-
dispatches
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Tie Daily News will be- delivered by carrier
anywhere 80 Amarillo. of ly Wai outside of the
5iiy. ioI $500 year. or j0o o. month j advance
Since Berlin and Vienna both admit ,aa
Pr1emysI has fallen we suppose fa go
The American who continues 20 read Boz.
shakespeare and Schiller and enjoys them. a %
neutral u the words true sense
The DardanelIes have been falling several
tunes. bat somehow other they have managed
10 nse again.
There ono advantage 100 oumog Ford 900
stead OF "a diving horse ,n shedding tune The
Ford keeps h. hair IN aIi seasons
Belgium ought to b~ able ro pse Italy some
valuable advice about the ad,lsablhty OF holding
on letting loose of neutrality
American pocket flashlights have found Dbc,r
way To- PARIS One way 90 gct back some pl thr
coin paId out for Pauusu uousscsus by American
brides
About h~ only uce W. scem to bow, with
Mexico BE- the binder r.Iur BOO lu.atau And
We are 10 furnish the money which vii. separate
the Mexican end OF that
An American was arrested in a. pasp tho
other day for counlcd~irug Villa money Will
anyone please tsll ua why Villa has 800. more ught
to make money thau Tins Amcu,au'
There seems 20 be- also % deadlock m III,
weather department and the head weather devise,
is undecided whether to make the usual allowance
OF sunshine and balmy atmosphere or not
a RUSSIAN provcrb says Il he Cor present,
YOU s..,n egg he expects - hen ~ return
ws.I hats moi as bad some people wc know, who
would expect the whole hen roost
Talk about prrparcdncss. It rs moss reported
that they found mo- lcas than hiy busls ol in
peror William In PARIS all held On readiness o. Do.
set up iu public places had hc march 90 thr French
capital proved successful
How can YOU hope TO scc -iy grow % her
people buy most of their supplies away from
homc} Money sent away from your home town
seldom. Of ever. comes back II takrs money ta
build "a city, and every cent you send abroad alr .
away "a bu.k you need 20 bud the home town
While Field Marshal SIR John French tells %.
that the Germans cannot hold ont much Iouer.
Major larrhomc the American MILITARY aljaDhr
IA Berlin asserts that Germany h,s hardly com
mrn,cd 90 taA her resources Now thr question
arises whom of these two distinguished gentle
men can We believed
q Methodist conference m htn.s H,. boom .
discussing thr question whelh.I .r uo, % .s au.u.
Co go auto riding ou SUNDAY Nrr5r hardly .re
wherein auto uding n tarIl .tu Hr any more 5000. :
fol than walking The aunua depends 600 hr -
walker or udrf
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a Russian provcrb Says II The C,ar PRESENT.
YOU ,..u 49, cry he expects hen u return
! hats moi as bad as some people wc know ssh,
would erpeei the whole hen roost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

An American was arrested 100 T.. p,eu th
other day for comlcrl~,uug Villa money Wi
anyone please tel ua why Villa has aus more ugh
10 make money than Tins Amcu.,u,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

There seems to boz also % deadlock m th
weather department aud the head weather devise
Is undecided whether to make the usual aoyvanc,
OF sunshine and balmy atmosphere or not
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

Talk about prcpucdnrss % ls uov reported
that they found no lcss Than hly busts ol Ilu
peror William IN PARIS aIl held n readiness o. D..
set up IA public places had tbc march 90 thc French
capital proved successful
, 1915-01-16
Censored Mt Jnmaical.

London, jan. 13th-A Berlin despatch
states that the miitmy establishments in
and near Dunkirk were completely DESTROYED
by a GermQn airship hotilla on Sunday und
that the lighting plant was also destroyed
With reference to the report of the French
Committee which investigated certain alleged
atrocities and which has been published by
the French Cabinet, accusing the Germans
of many outrages, a Berlin official denial
declares that the French statement is m
uubroken series of ISLANDERS and has no other
intention than to create hatred of the Ger
man people, and that the report is lacking in
detail. The German military commanders
have always maintained discipline and the
troops have observed all the rules of warfare,
but any specific charges will be investigated.
A Petrograd official communique states:
ON view of the official announcement by the
Turkish q yernment r~eleating to pretended
victories by the Turkish troops and the death
on the battlefield of the Grand Duke Alex
ander, the General Staff of the Russian arsv
declares that the Turks have not gained such
victories, the encounters having only been
skirmishes, and that the GRAND Duke Alex
auder was not there.
The Vienna "Neue Freie Presse'' states
that Queen Wilhelmina, the Grand Duchess
of Luxembourg and the President of Swift
zefland, under the guidance of President
Wilson, are promoting peace, and that all
the monarchs of the neutral countries have
been invited to join the movement. The
foregoing lacks confirmation by the State
Department at Washington.
A despatch from Rome states that the
German deniai that Cardinal MERCER was
arrested is true only technically. The
Cardinal was not physically arrested And
, 1915-01-16
Censored at Janaaica.)

London, Jan. 13th-It is announced that
the Oxford and Cambridge boat race Will
not be rowed this year. 1t was also omitted
during the Crimeau war.
Sir James RenaIs, Lieutenant for the CITY
Of London, has been committed for trial Oh a
charge of conspiracy to defraud.
An ant cdote is circulating that answering
n question as to when the war would end,
Lord Kitchener said it would begin next
May.
The scarcity Of decisive battles recently
, 1915-01-16

New York, Jan. 13th-Adyices from Gal
weston state that the neutrality-suspicious.
steamer "Dacia", recently transferred to The
American registry, is loading cotton for Ger
many and will sail Oh Friday. 1t is expected
that England will seize her as a test case,
involving the status of all German ships
interned in the United States.
Nineteen Japanese nurses and two surge
ons, all experienced and many decorated,
have arrived here en- route for duty IN tie
English army hospitals. France aud Russia
have accepted similar contingents.
London, Jan. 13th-A Frerch official COM
muuique SAYS: "North-enst Of ojssons he
enemy throughout Moudny night violently
bombarded our positions on the Plateau
Perrieres and Oh spur 1872 With the OBJ
jet of taking the latter point he delivered
Oh Tuesday u strong attack, but he resu
is not yet known.
a Petrograd official communiquG states:
con the lett bunk of the Viatula ON Monday
night and aIl Tuesday the Germans cont,u-
ued then attacks. LatterIy it has been Gus
tomary for them to attack by small detach-
ments at different points along our front, hut
all these attempts have been enslly Iepuiaed
by our rifle fire and canuOnading which IN
hicted grave losses on the enemy. The
Germans showed u more obstinate offensive
in the region of IA village to the south, max
ing four separate attacks, and also near
MOghely farm they delivered two attacks,
which however failed. On Monday at Guv-
break along parts of our front our scouts
approached very near to the German trenches,
successfully attacking them by means of
hand greuades and i~nticting severe losses.
According to supplementary information,
the Germans suffered considerable losses m
au attack on Sunday night in the neighbour
hood of the village Of Samice, leaving five
hundred killed. Our field searchlight was
Of much service during this attack"
A Vienna official despatch states: "The
enemy's attempt to force the Nida river IN
Southern Pol, nd was renewed on Monday,
with Il violent artillery fire on the entire
front. On the Southern portion in the fore
noon strong hostile forces renewed their
attack, which, however, soon collapsed under
our artillery fire and hundreds of dead and
wounded we're left before our position. Sim
ultaueously an artillery battle took place
south of the Nistula, and on this occasion
one of our batteries succeeded in getting
the range of a farm, the Russians, who had
been there some days, being compelled to
evacuate their positions. In the Carpathians
serious operations have been impeded by
the unfavourabIe weather, and in the upper
Uug valley the enemy has retired nearer to
the Uzsok pass. A report that the garrison
Of Przemysl sent representatives to parley
Will the enemy on Sunday is baseless,"
, 1915-01-16

III ~ lliAl' hAD 80 NHNN 'NN
German company which was p~illaging the
village of st, Sauvenr. IN the Vosges and
A.sace the day passed quietly. The Wea-
thcr is bad, the STOW storm continniug.'
A. Berlin official statement says; In the
western theatre OF war insignificant engage
ments are lnkiug place south Of The Canal
De La Bas>ee, but so far without result. lhe
French last night attacked our positions
south of CernaN, but were repn!7ed with he"-
Wy losses. EnrIY inns morning me "a''le was
r~espned in this district. The French attack
Which started yesterday afternoon III me le-
glon Of Perhes, between Rhelms ana me
Argonne, withrred away before our hire, the
enemy suffering very he"1E losses. LII 'H0
Argonne forest a French vantage point was
taken on the Roman h]9hfoad, and IN ms
engagement : officers and l4O men len Ih'o
our hands. In The Duties on Inc eastern
side OF the Areonne we have taken since
Friday, including those already hth'lohe",
! Major 3 Captains, Is Lltutelahta an"
1000 men. The French total losses luclua-
ing killed and injured ID tins batlie are con
seonentlv estimated at $500. An attempt
by tue French to attack us at Ally S"nlh OF
ST. MihieI, on the river Mouse, failed. There
is nothing new reported from East PRUSSIA
The Russian attempt to advance IN Northern
Poland has been unsuccessful. Our "ti"chs
in the district west OF The N'stuIa nave
made progress III certain places, NOT
withstanding the bad weather. On the
eastern bank OF the 1IVtf illc"' 10 oou'HeiH
Poland, the situation is unchanged.
A Petrograd official despatch announces
nan action III the region Of haraurSah Is
progressing. On Sunday our troops cnptnled
two pieces Of mountain artillery ana MADE
prisoners two companies OF Turks with thtlr
officers.
The "Stnr's" correspondent at tetIogl@d
stntes that it has been annou ced that tue
German protected cruiser "Blemtn has
returned to Wilhelmshayen bndIy damaged
by a mine.
Dispatches from Copenhogon staie that
in order to prevent illicit trading between
|neutrals md beligereuts, through Denmal Is,
the Government has given orders that alI
Danish Steamship Cap'ans shall hereafter
carry only one set of pup'rs, and steamship
owners ure required to see that tins reeuIa-
ton is executed. The order IS due to snSPl-
cions that the captains OF neutral SHIPS
sometimes carry double sets Of p"prrs TO
eyade examination by the British cruisers.
The "Cologne Gazptto' regards Great
Britain's reply to The United States, despite
five The DaDpr uphulds the contention
, 1915-01-16

sewing their strength until the ring OF
armies about Germany and Austria has been
completed.
The sentence of death passed on Mr..
Lonsdale, Tor an assault on his cuStodlans
Mt the Doberitz camp, has been commuted
to Imprisonment for twenty years, but he
will doubtless be released when the war ends,
\ despatch from Athens states mat 1t IS
reported that a Turkish Army Corps Will not
proceed from Damascus to Egypt, Turkey
fearing The Decentralization oil troops III
Syria, which would tIeaten her communlca-
tions.
Dispatches from Rome state that Turkey
has acceded 10 I'LL ltaIN ) demands ami an
engagements are beng nude whereby the Otto
man Government VIII give satisfaction tor me
INVASION OF the IiaIiau consulate al ffooeld"
and the dragging therefrom or the b'llsh
Flce-ConsuL A date VIII plohaoIy soon DC
set Tor the firing or a MILITARY salute 10 Tue
ltaIlah Ha3 at Hodelda, as the nag was
holsted over the Consulate When j was Ylo-
lated. A turkish Commission has p'eh
appointed to investigate the incident, before
tue maj granting OF iePal"tloh.
Sir William Aitken, Unlonlst Member tor
Ashton Under Lyme, has been appointed re-
porter for the Eye Witness with The Cana
diuns at The front.
Dispatches from Ottawa state That the
recruiting for the third Canadian contingent
IS SO rapid that already the required number
has been enlisted IN the m"Jollty OF the dIs-
tricts where recruiting stations were opened,
ard III Ottawa alone 100 men volunteered
for the Mounted fuhe DIVISION within Il t."
days. The recruiting stations nave peen
closed III the west, where the response has
been remarkable. Notwithstanding the TACT
that the Prairie Provinces turnlahed me
greatest proportion to the inst and second
contingents, the town OF Edmonton, with a
population Of 10000, has FURNISHED 0,0Oo
recruits and about loo 1fSeryIsts, Winnie
from Alberta, the smallest Province, lo,o0o
men have been accepted tor active service.
1t is understood that the Second ~EXpedInou-
any Force will leave carly IN 9L"lch, ana as
it IS expected that all the Necessary equip
ment Will be available within " month 'hey
should be ready to embark IN the FIRST week
of the month. There - reason TO beileve
that a Brigade OF Canadians has been sent
to Egypt to assist the Australian, BRITISH ana
Indian troops III offensive operations against
Turkey.
Mr.. Rndyard kipIing Will write war songs
for the British troops, to be set to Old Eng
fish airs, this announcement beng made by
Sir Charles Stanford, the well known com
a..
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-11
WESTMINSTER WEST.

The woman 5 foreign missionary
meeting will he held in the home OF
Mrs. \. p. Ranney Friday afternoon.
Miss Ethel and Miss Bertha Kerr,
in Bellows Falls. spent
sunday in the home OF their father. 4.
ID. Kerr.
Mrs. John Kyle of Weston is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Butterfcld. a few
days. She was called to Saxtons River
To attend the funeral Of Mrs. Dutton
and came from there to her old home
here.
Some of the farmers are busy filing
their icehouses. 1t was feared the first
of the winter that there would be a
shortage of ice, as the dry weather had
prevented the ponds from filing, brl
the warm weather and thaws in Janu-
AIRY have filed the ponds and the water
has frozen to . reasonable thickness.
The Grange, assisted by the school
children. In district No >, held an en-
tertainment in the town hall last week
Thursday evening, which was we'll at
tended. It was partly memorial ser
vice for Lincoln.~ Recitations and sing
ing by the children with speaking and
readings by the older members consti:
tutcd the program. After the exercises
refreshments were served.