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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

plana auf bic 9auptlinie 6es aan>
bes, adf Sic @abn 8elgrabz9tiia<
Sofia trtfft, Sic BON "a aus garo
benz M%oralpalaufe, ais Ser gro ben
@6lagaber @erbiens, folgt. Yer
Qauf Der Maralpa perbreitert iia, ie
mebr 1ie fi@ Dem Donautale nabert,
i@lieBli9 bis auf 200 Wteter, ibre
Siefe betrdst bur6f@nittli@ 8 Wle<
ter, ibren nnterlauf lulidumen otnte
Nuen. @s 1T Elm f@Snes. frubtbareS
uno feKelnbes Sal, bas sic Ntoratpa
bur91trGmt. 8erge gu beioen @etten,
oft nod, iomett bas Muge rei9t, bon
bibtem Waloe ununterbro@en beoett.
Die @etiette oes TluheS b%earen5t
ienes beriibmte 8ergmalolanb Ser
@9umabia, bos in Den Soften Der
STreibeitstrie9e bic 3uflud)ts ltdtte uno
Sic 8urg Der Serben btlbete. Sn
einem Ser Saler Der S@umaoia liegt
&ragujewab, bas Oamals als 9auptz
itobt btente, uno iebt pou BON
&riessiperfi idtten fem ion. Dos
Maiiip 0es Submit Iberragt trDnenb
Dies CRIME Wal0lanb. SOBER, oi@ter
ge0rangt finO sic Serge, Die oas Wloz
ramatal auf Der Sitieite %iiberragen;
tie bilben bic 5ortiebung Der trans
fplpaniiAen Mlpen, oeren @i9tung
lie audi i'm gan5en inne balten. 9te1er
8e5irt birgt ben Mei9tum Serbtens
an &upfer, @t1en un6 8lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
9. December.

Die in @ii6ierbien itebenoen Mni-
ierten boben Dor Sen anruten6en &ul,
-garen ibren &iid5ug auf Salonifi an
getreten. @an3 @i6meltierbien lit
6urd sic 8ulgoren bonn 8ein6e &c,
iaubert. @tru9a un6 Sdri6o, sic
lebten Srte in &anben Der Serbien>
itn6 ebenfaus erobert.
Gle Turfen baben cine Sffeniipe
gegen M6en, 6en itarfen britiihen
Stiibpunft am fiioltden @ingang gum
&otben Meer, ~etngeleitet.
Ser britiide Dampfer u8eria" uno
Ser griedii6e Dumpfer ~@onlan6riS"
lin6 BON 6e1r 8erbiin6eten perlenft
por6en.
SIM &eidstage fpro9 ser 6eutihe
&eidsfan5ler itol5e @orte aus. ST.
bon getbmann=@ollpeg iogte: r8enn
nniere Geir16e Brie6ensporidlage mo-
de1t, sic nit Deutid)lan6 @iir6e u1o
Siderbett bereinbart itno, Damn mer=
SEN mir itets bereit fem, iie 5u be-
ipreder. Mad leiner Mniidt miiroe
er fir Deutidlan6 tboridt fem, 6rie=
oenSporidlage gu MAIDEN, 10 lange IN
Sen 2dn6ern unierer 6ein6e Sdu16
nn6 Sgroran3 Ser Staatsmanner nit
Ser @erniertbeit ser offentlid)en @ei=
tl111g crfniipft iino. Mngeiidts ieiner
militariiden @rfolge, fubr Der Song
Ter fort, lebnt Deutidlano oie 8erant=
mort11ng fir sic meitere T%ortietung
6es &rie9es ob. Deutidlano fonne
nidt beId1nloigt tper6en, bab es ben
&f fortiebe, Tim meitere Grobe-
r11ngen gu MAIDEN. Ser &rieg fann
MIR 6urd einen Trteoen beenbet tper=
Sen, Ser sic @emiRbeit gtbt, 5oB ser
&rieg nidt mieocrfehrt."
Sic 2onboncr 6elIiebcr fenaten sic
beutiden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pte6er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Mus9e;eidbnete @ele9enbeit.


80 Mder-45 unter Bfl11g> giielt @ei=
oelano NIT et1pas 8uidlan6 aber GUT
tes 9a11lan1. Nidt iebr raub. 5R
Meilen bon @iienbabntopn. Breis
$40 per Mder, @dlfte BOAR.
800 Mder-3R Meilen bon @tien<
babn-Station, 5 @eilen bon County
Seite-190 Mder unter Bflug, anes
g11tes 9anb. Gin @al1s nit brei Clint
mern, Stau etc., aud Elm Sous nit
5tpei 3immern. Breis MIR $40 per
Mder. @dlfte bar. &ommt in cine
@egen6, tpo Ser @irter iebr fur5 it,
un6 mo- STR ie6en Sag orbeiten f0nnt.
8rif1eb ober &ban,
1872 e. 8roaomap, 0flaboma
@itp, 0fIa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Der fpani@de publi5iit Gernanol
@arrioo purbe BON oer Regierune
fe4Snno5pan5igmal in Mntlage3u:
itanb perfebt uno neutrality-suspicious.
freigeipro@en.
SD e @roensmeiskit = menr
etne @ei9obfabrtt ben RriegSpermun.
6eten unb !9interbliebenen Geloe,
ipenbet. Die betommt 1ie nit Sins
uno 3infesoins tpieoer berein. ltnn-
tporauf es tbr bon aIem ontommt-
nod etpas bin3u.
Wenn man ben MDroer unb Den
@emorbeten nab ibrem Nublidteitsz
lperte abi6abt, 10 lit Ser M0rber Der
Su@tigite. @iegreiae 01lter be|titi=
gen bic @oGrbeit btefes @akes Srobz
benz unterlabt mon es dn9itlt4, Die
etn5ig ri4tige &onfequen5 aus oieier
5atfahe gu 5ieben.
@ebt benz .Raiier. tpas 6es Rat<
ierS lit, uno @ott, mas @otteS lit.
9as beiBt: Tabrioiert uno pertauft
fir gutes @elo oen @eiben baltbare
@%0benbil0er unb i@entt Der Rir9e
bon eurem @erDienit cine ieioene OIL
taroede. 8erlabt eu@ Darauf man
nimmt lie uno beoanft 1i9 qebiibreno
bafiir.
Ser @taat eri@eint Mnfangs nur
als elm @ert3eug Der berrf9enoen
RlaKen, 6eren SntereNen er gu fi@ern
iu@t; erft na@ ben Rdmpfen LANCER
Sabrbunoerte gelangt er gum 8emubtz
fem Ieine5 Mefens, ct ertennt ii@ als
ben iittli4en @eiamtmtQen, als Die
unparteiif@e Maht, mel@e f@iBenb
unb mebreno uber ben 1o5ialen @esenz
fdben itebt, porausi9aueno iber Den
&ur3ii@tigen, geredt iiber oen @elbftiz
19en. @r gibt bieiem feinem Weien
Musorud in ben 5ormen Ser Staatsz
perfaHung, 1teqt bas Staatsoberbaupt
Ielbnitdnbtg iber bic &laKen Der Sc
leGidaft, uno es 1T tein 3ufau, bab
Sic Mpnar@ie nit ibrer gel i@erten
&rone, Die fir ft@ felbft gar feline
8laTenfelb{tfu@t begen fam, i'm
Durdfdnttt melt mebr fo5iale @ere@z
tigfeit bemieien bat o1s Sic &epublit.
Srett16fe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
&rieeerfranen.

.Mber pos BADEN Sic ben11 11ur,
5rau 9Dberlein9 ST bente, Sbr
Mann tit frif@ unb geiunbg"
rSa, : aber benten sic. ba babe
t@ in einem Sogebu@, bas ct BEL
leinem leBten urlaub bier gelafien
fat, folsenoe Muf5ei@nuns %gefunoen:
Mrras, ben 6. Suli. Wir fan0en
bier noraigli@es Quartier; eine1
gon3 Defenders famofen @inbrud
ma@te bier auf midi bic uppige
6lpra!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

iein, nn6 Die gntente.M fGtdte baben
tpieber cine Sblappe erlitten.
General fel6nlaridaQ bon Mafem
fen, gefeblsbaber ser teutonii6en
Streitfrafte in Serbien lit, pie bon
Wien ge1neloet tpir6, BON Scatter
Tran3 Soiepb in Mu6ien3 empfangen
tpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
10. Desember,


Gin fran50iiider &an6granitenan,
griff auf Ole &1be 1913 BEL sonain
tpur6e bon 6en Deutiden abgefdIa,
gen. Ser italieniide Dampfer Dante
Mligbieri> Ser nortuegiide 0ampfer
Aferns un6 ser 6dniide Dampfer
Wfinsf mmroen torpe6iert.
Ole alliierten Gruppen in SI6Ier,
bien boben ii@ iiber sic griediide
@ren5e 5uriidge8ogen. Sic 8erfol-
g11ng Der ierbiiben Truppenre1 tie i1r
Mlbanien unb Der Montenegriner gebt
meiter.
Ser @ioeritam6 Ter britii@en St,
petition in Meiopotamien miro inn.
mer idpa6er. 8er3peifelte Mmsfdqe
Ger 8riten tpa1r6en bon 6en Eurfen
NIT fdaperen 8erluften fir Sen Sein6
3uriidgeidlagen. Mn ben DarbaneI-
len mubten ii@ fein6lide &riegsfdiffe
bon Dem 8e1er Der tirfif9en MrtiI.
lerie 5urld5ieben.
SS1 SrippIitanien erIitten sic Sesta-
lie1ter 6ur6 Die nuhtdn6igen Sripo=
lisleltte nn6 Die Senniit cine bernid=
tenbe @ie6erGage. ueber 5000 Eo6te
un6 cine .Menge &riegsmaterio1 lie
ben Sic Staliener o1f Dem Blate.
Muf 6em 8alta befin6et fib sic
britiid-fron30iiid)e Mrmee, sic in Ga,
lonifi geran6et tp11r6e, um SEN BE-
orangter Serben gu @ii1fe 5u eiIe11>
cuff Dem &iid5l1ge un6 1on ferbifdes
@ebiet bereitS mie6er b0nig gerGumt
baben. Sic 8ulgaren nobmen Ben
8ritem fii6li@ BON Strumito 5ebn &C.
f6iibe ob. she Mrmee &6peB riidt
iiegrei9 in Montenegro Dor nn6 fat
pieoerum 1900 @efangene gemo@t.
Sn elmer hoIbamtIiden @iener
@ittbeilung miro mgegeben baB sic
~3entrulmadte feinen '9rud auf @rie=
denlan6 musiibem tpobI ober sic
Sr1rppen Der Maiierten o11f grieds
iideS @ebiet berfolgem tperoen, nod-
6em 6ie gntente4Madte BON @ried)en>
LAND Die g%rlm1bniB erbalten batter,
Sr1tppen in Salonifi 3u larben un6
iie 6urd griediides @ebiet maridie-
rem 5u lalie11.
Sic 8%ebouptung Ser 6run3ofemI
oaB iie oie 6eutiden Srl1ppen in Ser
Champagne 5rtriidgetrieben bdtten, lit
cine 2iige. Ser Sberite @eneroIitab
meloet, 6aB ale Mngriffe gcgen 6ie
neneroberten Steuungen Ser Deut,
iden al1f Sill SEQ. 1913 BEL @onain
abgeidlagen m1tr6en.
Som 1ur6aneuen &riegSido11pIab
beiBt eS: Sci Mnafarta er0ffnete sic
MrtiQerie 6el1er aus Der
&idtungen bon ser See
l1riere Mrtillerie onttportete,
Die fein6liGen Erlrppen un0
trieb TransportIdiffe auf Ole &lippe
Ser &imifIi 2imon=goi. Sci Mri
8ltrrn fatp6en heftige &ombenfGmpfe
aa1f nnferen redter1 TliigeI itott. I'm
fere Mrtilerie 5erit0rte einige @uni=
Oct fein6liden Mrttnerie.
@ei Mtbad bradten mir ein britiihes
berunter, 6os b0llig Der
bronnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Kinder Schreio1
MACH FLETCKER'S
~ Ss : - e.: q
Die &riegslage,

Gortlebung bon Seite ~
golonifi ideint gebalten tper6en 81
iollen.. Ma@ einem gemeinfdaftliden
&riegsratb in 8oria bieB es, ser 8ul~
fanfelo5ug ion bon ben Mlliierten um
jeoen Hreis meitergfeiibrt n,16 6a3u
@eritdrtfl1ngen 1a9 Salonifi gelanbt
mer6en.
@riedenlar6s &altung lit immer
nod nidt entidie6en, 6o6 bebaltpten
SabaS= Depeiden iebt, cine 5ufrteben<
itelIen6e 2oinng I'M Gimme Ser Ml=
liierten lei 5u ertparten. @n Ser ito
lieniihen Sront moor 1111r berein5elter
@eidiietampf.
9te Surfe1 bubelt auf @alipolt
@erltdrfl1ngen erbalten un0 geben
a11m @ngriff Dor. Sn Melopotamien
ereifen iie sic britiihen Gr11ppen bel
Suite lMmara meiter NIT @rfolg on
un6 fiigten 6en Sein6 groBe @erluite
gu. Sic brittfden 9ibiiionen a11f 6em
redten Sigrisl1fer 1pa1r0en 5un1 Giid=
aug 11ud &ut=eI= Mmara ge5tpungen.
@a1one1rboote Ser Getn6e ma1r6en in
sic 8lu6t geidlogen.
Mnf Dem meitlihen rn6 6em ruff
iden @riegsidouplab bat ii@ nidts
bon 8%e6eutung 5ugetragen. Sic De1t=
iden bebarpten tire 1reu eroberten
Steuungen in ser Champagne erfolg=
reid gegen fran3oiiide @%egenangrif-
fe; I'M Often tp11roen ruiiii@e Mngrif<
fe in Ser @egen6 in @otpel in @oblp<
MEN abgei@laeen.
Ser &id8ug ser britiid-fran3oii-
fden 9ruppen in Serbien gebt
utrter SEN gr0Bten @dmterigfei-
ten Dor iid. Tim ibre &a11pt-
ma@t gegen Sen berfo1genoen
Sein6 gu idiiben, mur6e INNER
cine Madbn1t 5urudgelaiien; bod
madten sic buIgoriiden nn6 6el1tfhen
Srnppen ihren @egnern einen 5tri@
6urh 6ie &ednung un6 bleiben it,
men a1f SEN Gerien, mo6ur6 Tie 81
fo%rttpGbren6en &6mpfen ge5tpnngen
tper6en.
M11s 8l1berldiiiger 0ue1le miro be-
rihtet, 6oB 6eutihe Tr1,ppcn unter
General @allmib 3iepgeli on Scr
8obnlinie nobe Ser griediiden @ren=
&c in Serbien eingenomen boben.
&oiier @ilbelm bot ielbIt sic BEL
SEN Mttod'es, sic in @oibington in
l1ngna6e fielen> tpetl ite ibrem @ater=
1on6 grobere Trelte b%etpabrten, ols
unieren Madthabern gefiel, abberlt<
fen, tpos bon fetnem beion6eren @nt<
gegenfommen Ser nmertfantid)en
8unbesregierung qeoeniiber 5el1ot.
Nr6ii6ent eSsltonidifai bon China
hot iih bonn Gtoatsrotb ANN &oi'er
proflomieren loiiet, Elm sdrttt, Ser
fir G%e11tidron6 bon t1iht 5u fiber
fdGten6er 8ebattung lit. Da6urd
miro Sssopon, gIeifniel Oh es AT et-
mem 4riege nit China fommt ODER
1niM, o1f feinen Often aagepieiea
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gu b~erfanfen.
Borratb on Hfer6eaeihirren, s.

Worratb an Efer6egeI9irren, 9a1b=
%tperfs5eng nnb ionitige gum @eiddf
notbmenoige Mrtifel merben gu ST.
bentar=Freiien bertauft. Cine Ser be-
ilen 2agen in Central Wlinneioto MD
reider 6armgegeno umgeben. Seine
Sppoittion, Dos ein5ige @eldaft im
Somn> Dos 8fer6egeidirre perfuuft.
SSn elmer beutid= fotholiid3en Ort
1daft. @egen NaEercm pen0e mon
1tb an granol 8rps.
st. S. 9. SEQ. 4, Hier5, Minn.
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Sir ct. Glo11b staoteiseutbmm,
@iuier unb pafautc Yauite4en men
Get Sud IN 3. u. Yuung, 81. Glcnh
Wrnnbei9entbum uertauf1 gegen mo
autlide Mbidlags5abIung.
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&I9en merbem feff9ena9elt.
(Bortiebunq BON Seite y

lid, sic 6ileniide &egierung meigere
ii9 oie M11nition ab5uliefern, iolonge
11idt in Merifo Der 5rieben berge-
iteM lei. Sbpobl Ger 5aQ iebt IN
Den Samburger @erid)ten anbdngig
lit, tper6en mir un5meifelboft in ser
Sage fem, 6en ga1r5en uns urfpriine-
lid iibermittelten 8etrag 5urid5ulis-
fern. IS ban6elt iid Inn cine REST
geibaftlide Trunsoftion."
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8%rauffurter aauotpe6rIeute babeu
mad Dem gorbtlo bes Srantfurter Mo>
Iers in 9ricpurt tn Der Champagne Ell
ueu Nbler als Seminal Ser 6euti9en
Giege erri9tet.
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Der fpani1ae pubIt5i1t Ternanoo
@arrioo lpurbe BON Der Hegierung
ieaSuno3pan5igmal in M~ntlase3uz
itanb periebt uno fe@Suno3man3igmal
freigeiprohen.
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iiber bas 2ano babingebrauf finb.
bat sic @ta0t i@ner gelttten, 10 DAB
beute cine neue @toot neben Den al
tersgrauen md@tigen Teitungstperten
liegt.
Die groBe 8ebeutung, 6ie bieie &C.
f4ide Ser @tabt b%etun0en, 1T baz
burd gegeben, baB ie glei@fam bas
3or gum 9er5eu @erbiens, gum Moz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON January 30.-Tbc end Of the sixth month OF Eu-
rops finds the armies Of the belgeren nations eomPie'
ing preparations for series operations actually engaged
campaigns the Ct which hardly anticipated when the
started
Flanders and Central Poland the deadlock still ex-
but largely because OF Russia and the action OF lw
key
The spheres cf operations widely extended Russia alone
is engaged in fighting hostile armies Prussia Persia,
distance hundred miles The Russian ouanlng move
men in Northern Eastern Prussia said be gaining momen
lum The Is have the German railway
between the Baltic On the southern front IN East
Prussia army advancing Tho, another holding the
line protecting Warsaw and other preparing to meet the
attempting Cahca and Busowna
Unofficial reports say the Russians have rc-oeuPed labriz IN
Persia.
The Cmpshian situation regarded the most important
where the Teuons concentrated 20 corps
Il indicated that the the preliminary rmish
but the real battle is us, stating. -
In the west fight consist Of local engagements The Ger
mans are apparently preparing for extensive offensive
The Germans claim, and the French admit setback in Ar
vonne In reviewing local aas January 6 to 27 French
eyewitness declares that all but favored The Allies There has
been more outpost fighting vicinity Of sucu Canal and the lat
es, reports say the hdrP their advance posts There
ia still some doubt as whether they will attempt desert march TO
invade Egypt
dispatch from Fleetwood the German submarine U2l
rpedoed the North Shields Ben Cechen, and the
landed there The submarine reports has sunk two other
vessels in the vicinity
Later eleven member. Of 90, Of the Linda Blanche
brought here eonnng report I least other ship
sunk by the submarine Th, Graphic, with
pursued but escaped
Berlin dispatch says Emperor William has returned to the
capital after iusp -,lou tour of ,h' western front
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NENI,NN HNILW WNl>'
MANY TtDl BLI~

ST Louis. Nu. Jam 81" Nf.
The closing ol the So Louis Office 1i
the NauUua. Railway of Mexico to-
dst. DO Va. said tIHI uo official
surtut.. have been received 'HHf
the villa asI ZauatB lr1up. are
planning 90 fIY back o. au early
date the operation ot fHr railroad in
their official The dissuuraIiug
poet boz regard tD th' Mexican lines
f0r the pass four years Has been
aggravated hr thr urle Us ot
spending millions to ont tHe road
back into shape N o. pointed out
that no group oi banker would con
slider the problem Tor moment
with the operation az the line iE
o. hands - frequently changing
political autlOrIties ~ those Who
are nov in control really believe
that they can remain indefinitely
and wish 20 see the railways put .u
reasonably good shape again f DEL
suggested that they might br llIlus
10 give up the earning hIDn they
are noV enjoying ln order to secure
ih. many millions of dollar that
siil be required 90 restore The
property 60 anything Ike The higi
state Of development t0 which I
had been brought prior Co the De-
ginning or fhe MsIer0 revolution 'n
1910 Buf bankers are refusing to
+ advance Single dollar so long a.
/ the pre- ent conditions prevail Dol
Mexico. ri.h absolItely 10 ray 0i
hope of material bottormcnt
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plNANN,NNNl. Tpit~
SHOWING iNil,iA~l.

|.. ..
PANAMA. Don Tu|
,u rUm Ip. f.a. D. .IHI."
ib. pauaua cana. trrr. br,HHer.
IsTf .ls4.aafrH s||. ..t...fi lr H
crease 0f k-is-..nH H. 'nmpaI
with November t.. pr.|1H hit.
mont. Tu, total ..uYuf 90. .'.l.
collected fu January . goes o..
'uU e.. Fac. COL I.' Ir.i u.r m'If.
.,f canal traffic ...I o. substantial
gain over IUt mont. ursfIug but
since fhc Ur.I of fh- yrar there Has
been SLIGHT falling or boo iraiiI'
and Ianu1rF probably 1000 show 90
decrease 1stf t.p record moI'N ni
December
The total TONNAGE. figured con- r.
canal ton basic. fHHI na.r"d Ihrpu-
tbe aateruar AGGREGATED i.ti...f'
tons which ra. carried boo $50 .r-
200. Of aU ..g.f fHr InD'u.uf-
tonnage "a Hof quito a." large as
rho tonnage In <u.mb'r al,houg p
fhr t0ll. collected were -reater Tho
December fuHraE. na. Ftsff. fnn.
ss r0mparsI Ffh No.su. feI rIfh
IfNFNf tons
pf faa $3.50 .rIus fn us. fIr .aHH|
f .g acre 'u ballast. ur rnr..1r.H .fr
{ -i.r. az H.r fofrI commas. .HHN.
/ ef- io1. vrrs rarr.1 .r I-- aaH
hound .hlrs suI -f..f.t tons f
f-a vrsfho IUf vessels
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PINCHOT SCORES
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SAYS ASSOCIATED PRESS LEAN.
III 10 SiDE OF CAPITAL.
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CHARGES Of P[RVERSI0N
Told Federal tuuiniissiun ~ in,ius.
trial Relations strikers Had
No Hope nf Getting
Justice

o. oraf,I o..
NEW YORk. lu 800 1mp
pinchot e. New York lawyer. tosii-
lyIur before the Federal Commi,-
sion of udu trial q I1tiou-. oDu-
plol'I hI tr-iim0u, to-day with the
statement Incorporated Boo thu re"
ord, ad,ura.u. au investigation into
the handling ui uDv- boo labor cua-
trog,"sic. TINE N-turiaipd Press
he aid failed 10 carry news rcipt-
ing 10 tUo labor trouble, iu lu inn
partial manner and takes 'allirma
tiyoly iu the side Of capital llc
asserted Do. had been informed by "a
repro ult.rilU citizen" oi Colora.
do himself % newspaper man OF high
standing. aUl subscriber 90 the As
-ociatod press that the failure %.
the N~-0c.al,s Press 10 carry news
impariially bon labor trouble was 20
serious element in giving the strik-
cr- feeling that they could not
hope for Justice
ON the labor troubles of West Nir.
giuia and Michigan BOO 1919, be-
quoted what purportrd 60 be- NssO-
ciatod Press dispatches as "charar.
teristic evidence of this partiaiity 90
/ tho operator, idc of the case
lic declared the Associated Press
reported the rifle attack by the mine
guards from 900 nrmorcd train upon
l the miners ul the tent colony. az
/ Holly Grove " Va. cas- ii the min
lcrs made au uuwlrrantcd attack
upon q PASSENGER train
As another typical instance pI
oppression and pcryersion OF news
/ by the Associated Press hr com
pared the testimony Of Charlie II
I Mover. president OF the Western
/ Federation of Miners, before The
/ Congressional committee inN"stigat
/ ing the Michigan copper trouble.
with purported Associated Pres.
account. both referring to circum
stances surrounding Meyers depar
uure from the mining district L
ChioagO.
Both in the West Virginia au'
Michigan strikes. the Associated
Press grossly misre9rebeuted th'
local condition OF affairs" he said
This was due In part. that in Wes
y. = 2 ,il,4 r. if-.,n' 4; tifcr9l1fifT ron
'a man identified with the coal cOn
puucs. and iu Michigan Il rcceiNc'
its information from newspaper OF
ficos controlled hy mine operators
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31

WASHINGTON - g.. lnn. 30 ..-
Chairman McCoumbs of th" Demo
cratic National Committee discussed
with President Wilson the political
Situation aud attitude pl iHr 'ouu.
try toward poudirr l"gi.piiuu.
MrCoubs said lHn plan was lo caI'
9 meeting of the National commit
toe within two months gud probably
Ia dinner would hc bDId to celebrate
th. two year of democratic admir
trpt ou The plans ul thr commit
t., are said tu lur'ua. laying ir'
on ln. personal record off 'hr 'r' 81
.drui M,Cumh. .aid ho believed tH
rpuutI favored tr.rf economy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31
1\I'~pN cot MY GIFTS
WHEAT GROWING SHOWER

PANHANDLE. Tc. Jau go a
hight shower .clI hor. last night
which riu bD oi great benefit O.
wheat THE Rhaaf acreage FOR Ear
on County v.li be about the same
as last year. possibly a small per
cent more. su1 generally speaking.
the pro pcst- for good Weld g. on
mar With lat year al fhis time.
The paa years crop have placed
our farmer 600 sound financial
footing. and with the uros poets for
big Yields and very prumls.'t high
price. our psople are Wearing me
nroterbial "smUe that sonf come
Off ami thing are huwrfns .n
"oif Carson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31
FLOODS SWEEP ONER
PARTS OI ARIZONA

Ey tr,ls.rd Pre-
PHOENlN. tril. Jan @u Rain
aud snow u tHn central mt 1ulh.
rru portions ui tUc tate brought
flood almost us disastrous as thUsr
OF month AGO The streets here.
20 Globe. NiauI Glendale" Tucson.
Bi.h, Tempe buckeye and 'rli0s
ton are under .,N.ui feet OF water
Huuchcr nu ilu luW land have ll.t
fpr their live. Live stock has been
drowned aud iho total damage
over t1uu. .uuU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31
Ilearinl q .An

~ h'lllH'. 'fl.rr if1~A
Possible trouble with Japan hCcaur"
of unViee .tao legislation. ih"
maintenance of the MONROE Doctrine
and conditions ut trs present Npr
prr a.,ribrd ly Bcrc-cninli'' "ii-
l,l ui Mos.aclusoti HF the r''trn
hc r,rouu, become tu ad'urui. @.
larger armamnuts. The naval ap-
preparation bill uu 'nicu, hr "'t
p,aNur ta lot through pp.u' "'
ur1..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31
. In-.N COUNTY CLUB
HOLDS SPELLING BEE

..N.I TcN Jan 2O.-
County Iarout-Toachers'
H.. al old time SPELL
." u. Hppcr 20 the high
Hsf night a good
Hrr-0ut aud much in
..'a-iei The proceeds
purchasing trees 10
H" .aH school grounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31

..HuHp. Tc2- Jan 40
.c-linued all L..
| 1f today her.. Tn,
H Nhc1ther turned ou,
s. opposite and u l. n,ore
.. Weather The srnst 4.
-rn1nd but II q a..cid-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31

LONDON. Jan 80 William Wall
dorf Astor tods, dropned 0ut 1f tire
new paper world. when be- turned
over fo W. Gard ler sinclair the Pal
Nan Gafeftc and TIE Oh er~er
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31
THINK STRONG GER
NAVY IS NEEOED
cIIIEIT TuINkS MONROE pu'
TKINE NAY BRING - i\ro
SOME CONFLICT


n 0UT'"T TT
NEW YORK. Jan 80 ru' pe,rr
sity for au adequate l.y N.s W
puod by Franklin u. Roosevelt a-
sistant secretary of the navy. and
George Won T.. Meyer. former -ccr'-
tary of navy The principal speaker
al tho luachcon Of Il Republican
club Roosevelt stai.d that our
navy o. the third largc.t Frank onu
Japan are progressing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31
um.tI IhkI~ ANOTHER
TURN 10 HIGHER

1864. f#U Iu-The threat
OF the war zone
aUcompanied by tie
... HHirl yet IN wheat.
ut high record OF
..r buying lifted the
..ut compared with
'e"Dl 30 which nervous
uH account of vague
The close was strong.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-31
SENATE To REST
DURING SUNDAY
LEADERS ADVISE InAI llllN
NAVE NOT ABANDONED SHIP
PURCHASE BILi

WASHINGTON q. G.. Jau So.
After over thirty hours of continued
session the Senate agreed To inter
rupt the spectacular fight ou 10"
ship purchase bill with q recess from
midnight TO Monday moruh-
Although the democrats proposed
the SUNDAY rccess. administrators
leaders insisted the action meant no
lct up in their determination TO pres
the bin