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PROGRESS OF THE SUBMARINE WARFARE
Many Vessels Destroyed and Lives Los-Another British Steamship
 Takes Refuge Under American Flag

LONDON June 5-Gernn submarines have been unusually active during past few day the North and also the Bristol chan ne Within the past fortegt hours thirteen vessels have been sent the bottom by submarines the largest being the Liverpool steamship nkum from New York; Attacks vessels have been ire quen but there has been loss of life except the of the awer Victoria. which four members of the and boy senger fell victims shells fired by submarine.
 LONDON June 8-h Belgian steamship Menaper has been sunk by German torpedo off the North oreand The capn and his wife and daughter and thirteen of the crew lost their lives.
 BOSTON, June l0-The British steamship Coonian arrived from
 London today Commander Mcdonald he flew the American flag for forty hours protection against submarines when passing through the
 LONDON June O-Sx British vese-6ve trawlers and col er-have been sunk by German submarines during the past four hours Also British torpedo boats have been orpedoed of the east of England Nearly all the members of both saved.
 SKLLY June lO-The American tank steamship Gufgt which torpedoed weeks ago. and which has been the subject of controversy between Germany and the United States has been repaired and has sailed from this port.
 BERLIN June 6-The United States ambassador has requested formation regarding the opedong of the steamship Nebrakan
 COPENHAGEN June 1Snce the submarine started Sweden has lost vessels Norway fifteen topedoed and twelve lost by mnes and Denmark four torpedoed and ten lost by mines.
 LONDON June 1.-The British steamship Caronne has been tor pedoed and sunk and awers have been sunk by Zeppen the North sea-
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ITALY'S HOSTS MEET
 STUBBORN RESISTANCE

ROME June 0-The Italian forces have captured Monacone important railway The king visiting front the Milan dispatch says that shell exploded within fifty yards of his majesty but that he unharmed He living the life of the ordinary soldier and fraternning with the
 Naval etachmens have the cables uniting the continent with the islands the Damatan On the frontiers positions have been taken and held
 battle raging Isonzo The Italians have crossed the order to strike blow at Trieste.
 COLOGNE June 1.-The Cologne Gazette that the first siderable battle between Austria and Italy has been fought sonzo with results favorable to Austria.
 VIENNA June 9-Four Italian baaon have been repued bloody fight pkow heights The Austans still holding their positions Truncon despite the desperate attacks of the Italians
 Very little damage inflicted ashp raid Venice yes terday
 PARIS June O-Three Austrian aeoplanes dropped bombs Kaguayevatz The Ausan have abandoned Fort Possaco with it's strong Notifications, to the Italians.
 BERNE June l0The Italians smelling Trieste from long
 GENEVA June 5A large part of Po has been destroyed by ships.
 VERONA June O-i reported that the Austrian government has offered reward of $500 for the capture Italian Alpine soldier alive.
 LONDON June A attempts of the Italians take the Poken pass have failed
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LIVES AND PROPERTY OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
 MUST BE SAFEGUARDED ON HIGH SEAS, SAYS WILSON

June of 0 published today 
  the legality the methods sunk The United something of h be President Wilson emef of heo will be adopted to hereafter the The
 American Delivered Junel0 been deiedro the German
 BermN Newspape American
 
  Foreign Minister Won Jao today. GamanyD DenasW hn of Treayan Makes Startling Claim
  hbd ten Germany od Germany
 AmercaW eDrawnln Iuno- eondonpes Amerca ultimately b
 Language Used Will Be Plain June The o Germany n and explicit andis unmad twill for fol
 Conanto to oSrhceR FoughFo of hold that the United and world
 American Warned to Leave Il Germany poe for qnbbhng ebreak little to ennagnat
 da Cavalry Cancelled of Ninth United sail for the Philip n nAugutha been caceed, and they will
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CONDITIONS AT THE DARDANELLES
Allies Strike From Three Sdes-Dease RagngAed Transport
 Sunk and French Mine Layer Destroyed

LONDON June 1.-The Russians and British ready to strike Constannope from three strides British ahps have engaged raid on Galipoll harbor.
 PARIS June s-A French layer the Egean has been sunk by striking mine. attacked and sustained heavy losses
 ATHENS June 9Smapox has broken out Constannope and the hospitals full An epidemic of typhoid caused by impure food and contaminated water supply raging in Asia Minor
 CONSTANTNOPE June 9-An allied transport has been sunk the Dardnee The fate of those board has been learned
 AMSTERDAM June lIurkh advces state that the allies exhausted al GaIpoi
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SECRETARY OF STATE W.J.BRYAN
 RETIRES FROM WILSON'S CABINET

yofS late preceding the position Presidents firm decision ethah law respected Wkons"D Deep o Persona Loa'
  late when President Wilson announced that the had He wthhed sb aonn The the President the Germany ta Counsellor Lansing ht will sign the forthcoming note to Late tonight h personal withdrawal 
 HonesDf Dfereneo of Opinion Iuneo oM  President wlmakeo onmmedat fill the go difference between the President and
   1-Wl o He belief that public according their to exc
 Bryan afo" "Pecet AnyC 0WHEam Bryan cyof peacea a anyc
  Wilson Germany will be 
 GeaesS Sensation lin Germany
  in Divergent in inera of the of the
 Discus lO-eG ha of furnished the 
 Appointed ad Interim WASHINGTON June 9-ansng formally of interim today Mr. tab ha signed but this denied by Mir 1uuy the Presidents
 Franklin K LaneA
  toned possible the made by the resignation Of Mr.
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UNCONFIRMED PEACE RUMORS
improbable Story From HoandPope Benedict Proposes Peace Con-
 gress-Jane Addams Active

AMSTERDAM June 8Advices received here state that are current that Germany and Austria shortly will the cond under which they will consider peace proposals Emphasis given by Germany and her allies the assertion that they not gagged of conquest merely seek security for their territory
 ROME June 9t stated that the Vatican intends propose to the warning that congress be held which Pope Bene dict himself would preside
 ROME June lO-ane Addam the noted American sociologst who has been visiting the capitals Europe the yons of the womens peace congress The Hague left for Reloilm todav
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RUSSIANS
 BATTLING flERCELY

LONDON June 0-The heest battle of the far the Baltic concerned the fighting for the mastery of the Busyzsa ve pos of which changed five At nghfa the choked full with the bodies of thousands of dead
 Several German have been sunk by Russian submarines in the Gulf of Riga in an attempt of the Germans land large party during the engagement and one bark and steam e have been sunk off the
 Violent cannonacng has been heard Gehand according to dispatches from Stockholm During the advance the Rawka front when Germans spread poisonous living thing the valley suffered The appalling
 The Russian Account PETROCRD June o-A Russian submarine has sunk the German steamship ndnbeg and attack the German fleet of ten ships the Baltic condcass German struck the Guf ot Riga and badly damaged There has been brief naval action the harbor of Riga.
 Retiring Russians lnAict Heavy Losses PEIROGRAD S-Ihe Russian forces Gaea have been formed and heavy losses the Ieuton of Pyy The retiring Russians have been hastily strengthened and have made stand before Lembeg Germany of aspyxang bombs started fires the Rawka front and this advan- ages gained From Py the continues the offensive n all directions
 It assumed that the probable intention of the retiring Russians halt the lakes of Grodk south of Lembeg and from strong position there oppose the further advance of the Ausans officials have been permitted to visit the detention in Siberia
 Captves Taken at Przymsl BERLIN June 7-Seven thousand captured when
 Believed German Advance Has Been Halted LONDON June 1.-Rusan endorsements have arrived in the Balt and also in Gaica The enemy the defensive both onts and the genuine belief that the Russians have halted the German advance
 Russian Victory the Dnester PETROGRAD June ll-Capturng many guns and thou sand officers and men, the Russians have achieved victory the Dnee.
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German Zeppelin Comes GreSght Casualties Inflicted Bombs
 Dropped on East Coast of England

LONDON June 8-A German Zeppelin blown to pieces by ar between Ghen and Brussels Zeppelin visited the east of England aga last night and five persons killed Hostile ashp also dropped bombs on the east and southeast last Friday night Little damage inflicted and the casualties few.
 BERLIN June 5A Zeppelin reached Fnhy the northern out skirts of London and sailed the portion of the city, No bombs dropped.
 AMSTERDAM, June l0F1eavy damage has been inflicted by British an raid on Ghent
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BULGARIA AND RUMANlA STILL NEUTRAL

Demonstration Favor of War at BucharesBugaria Resolves to
 Avoid War-Alles Inducements Fail BUCHAREST June 9-A huge popular demonstration favor of Roumania entering the support of the allies held here last might
 SOFIA June "A issued by the Bulgarian govern men announces resolution to adhere strict neutrality
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 Forces Said to Have Been Defeated FL PASO June 8-Gener Villa has decided ask General Car- range agree designate territory neutral order hold conference consider the suggestions made by President Wilson for peace Mexico. Villa wishes avoid intervention VERA CRUZ June 5A of serene and friendly approval will pevade the reply of Car1anza President Wilson's peace suggestion He will make effort occupy the capital and bring about better conditions.
 GALVESTON June 0- understood here that Ca1ranza will confer with Villa other leaders the effort In Mexico
 VERA CRUZ June 7-Genea Obregon the defeat of ery trains.
 MEXICO CITY, June 6On of the scarcity of feed of horses are dying of starvation
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LITTLE NEWS FROM WESTERN FRONT

Germans Said Have Been Repued With Severe Losses and French
 Are Slowly Gaining Ground AMSTERDAM June 8Ihe Germans have suffered severe losses the road from nm Ypes The allies finally repued the attack LONDON June SThe French making slow but steady gains north of Aras
 PARIS June 8shap engagements have occurred the western front The Germans slowly retreatng Mr. Asquih the British premier, has concluded the British front.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-26
SUPREME COURT HOLDS ~ IL
GAL ron THEM 10 REQUIRE
NpN.U MON MN
INVALIDATES MANY LAWS
Coui, Holds Employer Has Identical
Il ghj, With Employees ~ ca
Making Prov isiuull
Trade

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WASHINGTON p a.. Ian Co.,
Employer may require employees lu
rcnow. anton aft.lufim 90. con.
ditiou OF employment thn supreme
Court ni the United ~,Utrs held to-
day Justices lushe Holmes du.
pay dit -onlcl
Tine uit uu- fHD .o.pal.d kHu-ls
I Coercion statute. which 30 hold 90 be-
mr0u. tmIonal AprOrdirg tu Jus
iicr Dly similar laws u california.
Colorado aud ofbc, s,aic- are mfal
/ idJicl along With thc Kan law
Thu ease arose from the CuuVlD
I tiou ~ o. 70 Coppagc division super
lintrndaut 20. the Frisco railroad Cor
threatening g. % Hedge. switch.
man. with dismissal DO be had not
Withdrawn from the SNiichmar
/ Union ui North America
The substance ot the opinion n,
/ the mai Iurity OF the court was Just
as labor organizations have au in-
/ hcrrnt. constitutional right Co deny
membership 10 q man Who VIII mot
lagree durlu- bis membership not 10
accept cmploymeu with uon-union
men. and Just as union man ha o
constitutional right Go decline prof.
! fCrod employment unless the ems
ployer win agree not tU employ non
luniuu men SEQ our employer hae %
constitutional right to insist that m
emuloyr rcirliu from affiliatiou with
o union during DOES term of cmplo,
/ mpui
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ROCKEFELLER ON
STAND FOR HOURS
STATED THAr IIis tAIulE LOST
FlNL MILLIONS ~ MINING
IN,tSTN,tNT

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bi- father. occupied -. s,m0 '1nd
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tho United states c, J ou of In
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cause of industrial hrf'it iic Hn.
der .Ht ID rlEid ross-eNamlHtion
Dog chairman Wal res rdIu. bIH
policies and action Zoe lHo Colorado
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tor ol labor orsH tiuu pru.H'n.
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(RY ASSOCIATED PREss)

LONDON January 25Thc sudden senng of the Austrian
front the eleventh hour check the Russian invasion Of Hungary
h occupation OF Buowna for the
present be the chief Of military Importance Recent dis
patches from Petogad emphasize the Au'o German offensive IN
the southeastern theatre of
Second importance Russian movements the near east
the West Prusssn frontier The statement how
ever declares advances in German territory feared
With great battles BE- Tough, before their front door
Roumsna has yet decided the conflict but It
evident that the Balkan situation i simmerinR.
The Swedish press showing renewed irritation against the
British conrsbend policy suggesting eprsas by forbid
ding transportation OF goods Great Britain Swedish railways
There further official information regarding the naval
battle the North Sea Sunday which the German cruiser Beucher
with by German cruiser squadron to
repeat the attack recently made Scarborough The Harepoo and
other British which frustrated Yesterday by the Brit
h patrolng squadron running fight and other German
battle cruisers dsmaecd seriously
The British ship suffered only slight injury.
SO far known only l23 Of the Bcucbes Of SS5
saved.
battle also occurred between The ght cruisers and destroy
accompanying The bigger ships but The result Of this engagement
has yet reached the Admiraly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-26
SHIP PURCHASE
BILL DANGEROUS
ROOF THINKS ~ NAY l\NoLNL J.
TuI NATION ~ SERIOUS
pITTItJtrIlsS

H, N.ociat,d rI,
WASHINCTON d. c. Jan %
Grave foar that the pcndiup govern
meut purchase hill t carried inl'
effect. VIII lmol, tbc United stat,
sizes. was Expressed H the S"uai, h>
SIM sariou. international coniro'rf
senator Root ot Nev York today hr
.l.u. CHAIR. IA thHt 'Fa" rii 'N
Attempting io rush the bill through
.hy ahruic force aud weight Oi votes.
senator Root spcrrh irrv hatn
rruifr from SeHWur. NhhuW..
storp and Smmuu senator bo''
.,harred uat the purpose off th~-o'
.rnu.rnt Va io ur rJ.ru. ro
man .h.p- Ilr went d,uplf into 100.
trruauouG question
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teen million dollars Hwill cover the
normal increase iu pgy roll ot west
tru railroads f they erGuicd tho
demands nt ruginomuu nov hoTE ar
b'trated here according tO she
statement of Warren S stone, ooun-
sci for the men.
J n Kori0 ls i.l1ui general
manager OF 'hr Gulr Colorado a
Santa Fc Railroad. estimated ,h,
cost ai more than forty million
W. ~ Thompson denied be- va.
injured ,n p turpt sn test iu 0llaho
ma cd ~ o ncnback. "a fireman
who testified month ago that both
Thompson ANA ho were huu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-26
PRESIDENT MD OTHER NOT
AHLES CONVERSE ACROSS
TllE CONTINENT
INVENTOR TAXES PART
Mayors nt Boston and san Francisco
Exchange GrWsting g~-Nail
Talk Eorty-four Hun
dird Miles

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NEW YORK Jan 81 The FIRST
tausronuncnta telephone system iU
'uc world was uiricially mausurltcl
ly President Wilson today when uc
spoke drcc, from Washington 90
President Moore OF the rauama
Pacific Exposition u San Francisco.
Alexander Graham Bell ,uo u-
vcutor ut the telephone aud Pres
dent a. y Vail the lu'ier 90 lck>i
island on the Florida coast listened,
receiving Wilson's congratulations.
Dr Graham Bell the inventor ui
the telephone open u the ruuNcr-a-
ton hy talking with Thoua WI
SON his /rmer assistant vino Was
on the san Francisco end of the lime
starting otf at 8 p. 900. with the cali
that the inventors had used when
irving Go send the human voice
1oros. Che telephone wire. 'Nh0y'
\hoy'' to which Mr. Watson ans
wyrnd instantly
The office oi President Vail az
fbr American Telephone a Telcgraph
Company ut 1a Dpy street was
crowded when the talk started at {
o'clorE with the public officials rep
rcsontaiiye of civic organizations en-
giUcrrs scientists Leaders u the
commercial and financial world.
PROMINENT Journalists aud teicph0u"
officials. President Wilson on Wash
WLtou. was then connected and hg
talked to the san Francisco olfir"
and Mayor Curley of Boston was
later switched onto the line and bo
TOO extended TO Mayor Rolph The
best wishes of his city
The engineers of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
disappointed at the inability OF Pros
idpui Vail 90 De at his office today
ana uudauu'od by the task before
them. connected President Vail ai
Iokyll Island, one thousand milo.
down the Atlantic scahoard of tht
coast uf Florida with the TrlnsCuu
iiucptal line, aud Mr. Vail spok,
four thousand four hundred mile
God ,as js.a lu can Francisco. an 30,
conversations were expressive o
good Nishc for tho success OF tb'
exposition ~ san Francisco Mr. Nai
Hia. AT The CaWteuhial eNHIhi
tIou go Philadelphia. the exhibit o
tho Bell system consisted of tw,
telephones capable Uf talking .r'l
unr uart of lh, rum to another
Uiul 30. the transmitted speech Then
Was b. hpnmc ut once fbo marvel col
.lI fU. world tHuUIUs scientist. 4|
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GERMANS AND RUSSIANS ALTERNATELY SUCCESSFUL

given today: "NoE Bomow Farm January 23 the
Germans successful oapnr advanced trenches. On the
twenty fourth the Germans ccspd their trenches, but
compelled bto vicious FIRE We checked the
Of their troops a aoaa hc 'front.' At point
ured trench Of the enemy . machine guns In the region
of Kopesonc north Of The Ra artillery destroyed
srmored automobile adyan5q bmb'd In Gaieia note
animation and activity One Autaus oone the Csrpalhian
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-26
GERMANS ANNlu CFRTrICAIEs VI CONSULS IN BEICIUM

WASHINGTON D. C.. january 25-Secretsry Bryan today
public from Germany annu'ng the exequa-
lurs or certificates authority neutral conu Belgium and n
parsphrasr nments reply While the
German note considers cvqusu cousul expired" the
American government takes hcy merely suspended"
and in Washington government avoided committing H.
question whether the sovereignty Of Belgium expired
with the military occupation by the Germans That cOnsus not OBJ
jeoionsbc NAV remain BELGIUM the wish expressed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-26

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Germans Declare They Do Not Fear Further Ad-
vauces Into Their Own Territory By the
Russians on Prussian Border
ROUMANIA HAS NOT YET ENTERED FIGHT

SWEDISH NEWSPAPERS SHOW RENEWED IRRITATION
AGAINST CONIRARAND POLICY BEING ENFORCED
BY BRITISH AGAINST NEUTRAL SHIPPING EVEN
SUGGESTING REPRISAlS BY FORBIDDING
TRANSPORTATION OF BRITISH GOODS
ON SWEDISH RAILROADS