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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11

700 The last lesson. will follow.
study Stodlard page ga 1858
Con idrr ,uylhiug pertaining 10
literature ol Art OF Bclgium
Topics viii ho assignee and com.
pl,tc program viii Dee published early
hoo the week
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
ALLIES MAKE GAINS
 IN FIERCE FlGHq'ING

PARIS May 14The Germans have been defeated the Aras district, many prisoners and guns being taken,
 Germans Sustain Heavy Losses LONDON May 1Ohe German attack Yes has been repued with heavy losses.
 British Regain Lost Ground PARIS May 1.-The British forces have reganed points Hill Sixty The bombardment of Dunkk" by the German artillery has been resumed
 Belgians Also Make Gains PARS May 12-The Begans have crossed the Yer and have gained ground near Dxmude.
 Berlin Claims British Cruiser Was Driven From Thames BERLIN May l2-The war office claims that British driven from the mouth of the Thames bombs dropped from German air craft
 Paris Orders Lights Out PARIS May l2-Sc orders have been gwen that all lights the city be extnguhed after 30 the evening Night attacks from German air craft are feared
 French Recapture Trenches The French have recapured part of their trenches from the Germans and efforts to pierce the German lines between Lens and Aras The Germans rushing endorsements from all parts of the Bel gum ine
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
DETAILS OF SINKING OF LUSITANIA

in 1902 of the Luita rescued steamship without which the other the The Everything orderly there being struck The launch the oas The luncheon eboasar landing atvanous
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  % half foated She practically of Knde There of eronia
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THE FIGHTING IN THE EAST
Russians Win Brilliant Victory From Austrians

Russians Win Brilliant Victory From Austrians BERLIN May l4-The battle of Shavi in Courand IS still decided The Germans reported be falling back The Rus sians have been strongly reinforced The Russians have brilliant victory attack Buko yvina against ntenched Ausians
 Retreats Entail No Disadvantage PETROGRAD May l4-Gand Duke Nicholas declares that the Russian caused no loss in tactical points
 Teutons in Retreat PETROGRAD May l4-General Mackenseus advance Pzmsy has checked and the Germans and Auans treating.
 Reported Severe Losses of Turks PARIS May l2-The Turkish losses in the fighting the Gapoi peninsula are estimated at 45 O0O
 Russians Sink Turkish Steamers PETROGRAD May Three large Turkish have been sunk by the Russian fleet at SoungaI
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
MOOSE LODGE TO MANAGE
 FOURTH OF JULY DANCE

The Moose lodge of Flat City has in structed its entertainment committee to make the necessary arrangements for the big dance which will close the mammoth and hilarious celebration of the Fourth of July in that city. The Moose never do any thing by halves, and the forthcoming affair will certainly be a glorious function.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
PEACE PARTY
 TO DOMINATE

ROME, May 14-Scenes bordering on revolution are being enacted in all parts of Italy It IS understood that the king has accepted the resignation of the cabinet, which means decision for peace Former Premier Giolletti, leading peace advocate, has been offered the premiership.
 Troops have been ordered in readiness at all the principal cities to quell any dem onstrations.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
AMERICAN MURDER SUSPECT
 TO BE TRIED IN JULY

COMO, Italy May 12.-The trial of For ter Charlton for the murder of his wife has been set for early in July.
 Charlton is an American who IS alleged to have taken his wifes life while on a honeymoon in the Italian lake district He was extradited from the United States a year ago after a noteworthy struggle, and set up the plea of insanity.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
SAMPLES ARCTIC CLUB
 ENTERTAINS LEGISLATORS

SEATTLE, May 7.-The Arctic Club will on Sunday entertain the members of the Alaska territorial legislature who may be in the city at smoker. Representatives Snow, Moran, Burns and Driscoll are already here, and Messrs Coombs, McCann an dothers are expected to arrive Sunday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
TOWNS NEAR LONDON
 SUFFER FROM AIR RAIDS

LONDON, May 11.-Towns within ra- dius of thirty miles from this city were raided early this afternoon by German Zep- pelin and Taube air craft from which hun dreds of bombs were thrown. Three deaths are known to have resulted, and eight build ings at Southend were set on fire. The Notifications at the mouth of the Thames opened fire and chased the raiders away.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
STANFORD WHITES SLAYER
 MAY YET GAIN LIBERTY

NEW YORK, May 1.-The appellate di- -vision of the supreme court today dismissed the prohibitory writ against Harry Thaw, the slayer of Stanford White. This means that he will be given chance to prove his mental status to jury.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
NATIONAL SOCIALIST PARTY
 TO START CAMPAIGN EARLY

CHICAGO, May 14.-The National So- cialist party will hold their convention for the nomination of candidates for President and Vice President, to be voted for at the 1916 election, on June II next. The con- venton will be in this city.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
Peace Hanus by Thread

ROME, May 12.-Austria has replied to the Italian ultimatum, and further negotia- tions are now under way, although there is only slender chance that Italy will not make her entrance into the war
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
LAND AT ILIMANA LAKE
 WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY

WASHINGTON, May l2.-Sixty five thousand acres of land in the Iliamna lake district of Alaska have been withdrawn from entry on account of their prospective value for water power sites.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
Anti-German Riots

ROME, May 14.-Extensive anti German riots are reported from a large number of Italian cities, and soldiers have been called out to restore order.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
ALASKA SOCIAL CLUBS
 MUST PAY LIQUOR LICENSE

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-The court oi appeals here has decided in the case of the Log Cabin Club of Nome that Alaska social clubs dispensing alcoholic drinks over private bars must obtain federal licenses.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
CONSCRlPTION IN ENGLAND
 MAY BE ASSORTED TO

LONDON, May 14.-The hint has been circulated broadcast that England will re- sort to conscrption in order to secure re- cruits for the army and navy.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
VENGEANCE ON GERMANS
 IS WREAKED BY MOBS

LONDON, May l2.-Serious riots oc- cured last night in the South End where many German shops were smashed. Thou sands paraded the streets last night, de manding internement of all enemy aliens until the conclusion of the war. The e1- citement grew out of the Lusita ania disaster.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
VICTIMS OF THE SUBMARINES
Fearful Toll in Vessels and Lives

LONDON May 12-Two hundred and merchantmen yachts submarines since the inception of the blockade.
 Two More Victims LONDON May 7-The British steamships Centurion and Cand- da the former bound for South Africa and the latter for Jamaica have been sunk off the of Ireland.
 Dutch Vessel Is Victim THE HAGUE. May 4-A awe flying the Dutch flag has been sunk by bombs dropped from German Taube
 Dsposes of Submarine LONDON May l4-Ihe British steamship CoIarne has rammed and sunk a German submarine in the North FIERCE NAVAL OPERATIONS AT THE DARDANELLES British Warship Torpedoed, With Immense Loss of Life LONDON May l4-Ihe British warship Goliath has been tor pedoed the Dardneles entang loss of five hundred lives The French Bouet also sunk the Dardanees by striking
 Turkish Vessels Also Sunk British submarine penetrated the Sea of Mamora through the Dardanees and sunk Turkish warshps and transport
 Australians Lose Submarine LONDON May 1.-The Australian submarine AZ has been sunk by Turkish wahps while attempting enter the Sea of Mamora The members of the captured
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
Ordered to Rejoin Regiments

GENEVA, May 12-All Italian army op cers and soldiers have been ordered to re- join their regiments immediately.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
mother Cabinet Crisis Over War Question

ROME, May 14.-The Italian cabinet has resigned The king has reserved his decl- sion on the acceptance of the resignations. The council of ministers is divided. Some want war and some peace. The sentiment of the Italian people seems to demand war.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
Declaration Will Be Aoainst Turkey

ROME, May 1O.-Premier Salandra urges that no offense be offered to foreigners, and states that the declaration of war will be against Turkey for violation of the treaty of Lausanne.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
Ultimatum Sent

ROME, May lit is understood that Austria was given until midnight tonight to make satisfactory reply to the demands for territorial concessions by Italy.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
MEXICO'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE
 ESCAPES ASSASSINATION

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-News has been received here of an attempt to assassinate General Garza, the provisional president of Mexico by troops led by General Barox The troops of General Barox have been re- nulSed
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
SEWARD DEVASTATED BY FIRE
 STARTING IN RAILROAD WORKS

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Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
Warlike Preparations

LONDON, May 1O-Private dispatches state that Italy has called to the colors all infantry soldiers born since 1876. Six trains loaded with troops are proceeding to the front
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
"'HINESE-JAPANESE MIDDLE
 TO BE PEACEABLY ADJUSTED

TOXIC, May 7.-The Japanese govern ment has waived Article 5 of the demands made upon China, asking certain preroga-
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
CRISIS DEVELOPS
 LUSlqANlA INCI DENT

14oHal domination lips the diplomatic situation discussion of the United States believed that n a the scarcely referred No to in better condition than belief Holland also grievances against of States The Dutch have standing 4o oo fully equipped stationed the German border twenty miles from Essen w located the immense Kupp works The United States and Holland could nike Interesting happenings for the kaiser The German ambassador has nothing
 UNITED ON POLICY
 WASHINGTON The cabinet unanimously approve policy President Wilson stated that he will within send sharp Germany 
 dropping of steamship Cushing the toedng the tanker Gght and finally the orpedng and sinking the Lutana resulting the deaths American The Presidents note will firmly that Gmanys blockade provides justification for any " the acts named and that should suitable reply not be received the result w hard O predict
 The department has made public Ghght torpeded
 SEVERANCE OF RELATIONS POSSIBLE WASHINGTON, May l2The American dis patched late Beyond the that he dignity and honor the United States will be maintained possible predict what will be followed @ S, step p " tue : ua M o,, n w @ |, considered @ s I M It % rose me me M% ~ al severance s a
 American Citizens Flee From Germany Advnes received here that
 Kanas Mouthpsce Invited to Leave Dr Von Demburg the Kaiser Wilhelm this probably to
 AMERICANS intending Berlin for England have been warned during the fortnight Zeppelin all enemy aliens until the close of the
 COUNTRY AWAITING RESULT WASHINGTON of of the Germany by Amba d President Wilson
  from Washington until Wednesday Thursday unless his demanded
 PRESIDENT ADDRESSES nA1usALzED FOREIGNERS WASHINGTON May Predent Wilson left this afternoon for Philadelphia where foreigners he will 0 the All hint has the which greatest ably will be week before full received the steamship LuStma armed is believed that Germany will have eSun defere There of the shipping tmrw cabinet believed that the policy of the will outlined Hundreds have received
 
 of President Speech PHILADELPHIA May 12Pn Wilson, speech delivered before fifteen
 
 
 GENERAL APPROVAL NEW YORK The throughout the praise approbaon GERMANY DENIES RESPONSIBILITY OFFERS SYMPATHY BERLIN May 1.-The German government has cabd the the United States loss of the steamship The office however the responsibility for the rested with England Regrets that relied Engands adds that and frequently have tried to submarines
 BRITISH GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATE admiralty disaster the earliest possible There much criticism of the admiralty to is Germany will The board the Iuitana their abroad
 PRESIDENT STUDYING QUESTION WASHINGTON inquiries  fronting the that greatly
  by incident of the
 FEELING AGAINST GERMANY LONDON May l2The feeling Germany uitanad DETAILS OF SINKING OF LUSlTANIA
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15

GENEVA May l0.-Austrians and Ger mans are fleeing from all parts of Italy. An Italian army of 600,00O men, fully equipped and ready for the field, has been concentrated at Verona.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15

ten thousand Austrians and Germans have crossed the border from Italy, fleeing home ward, during the past two days.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
British CoIumbians Also HystericaI

VICTORIA, B. G. May 1.-The city is under martial law as result of riots grow ing out of the Lusitania incident The rioters stormed many German establish ments, and wrecked many business houses. Soldiers are now protecting the German resi- dents.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15

Exodus of Teutons From Italy GENEVA, May 11.-It is estimated that
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
iobs in South Africa

Mobs in South Africa JOHANNESBURG, May Alderman places of business have been wrecked by mobs.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15

Two hours required reach the scene of the ~ prominent passengers Australia
 the Lusania having been advised of Only calmness cear weather prevented the disaster of the
 of the Early reported authority that no of the luana unless members the ere" " following explosion of the torpedo
 LATER ESTIMATES OF NUMBER SURVIVORS the lutana placed which reached the of the disaster Sunday recovered bodies
 PROMINENT AMERICANS ON BOARD board the lutana Charles Frohman the theatrical Ebert Hubbard Charles Broenk of Boston board from Los Angeles Dorothy Cnno the lost She England on the British 
 American agents been instructed estab uncaton with the people saved from the disaster which inferred that internal machine on board the also in unconhmed
 HOLDS GUILTY OF MURDER held bodies the luitana wilfu wholesale murder against the kaiser and the Ger and the the submarine Captain Turner thed the steamship Ibt when the danger
 MILITARY HoNoRs UNIDENTIFIED DEAD QUEENSTOWN soldiers each thirty by twenty unidentified dead from the la buried today military rendered and rgymn of all denominations offered prayers The entire city Hundreds of of flowers Many bodies of Americans which shipped home reward has been offered recovery body Alfred Vanderbilt
 CAPTAIN STATEMENT states that he believed the steamship that he did not believed the ship was n0
 MORE UNIDENTIFIED BODIES FOUND 12Feen unidentified bodies from the scene the A"a disaster beer hee
 INNOCENT VICTIMS OF THE WAR DEMON QUEENSTOWN arrived here today with the bodies Of twelve women victims of the Luatanla disaster . reward of offered for the recovery of the body of A c VanderG
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15

Visit our new store at Flat.
 Boas the CIothier.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
GREECE MAY BE AN ALLY
 OF HER OLD ENEMY, TURKEY

ATHENS, May liking Constantine has assured Germany that if Greece enters the war it will be against the allies.
 Felix Riley, Al Painter, Jack Prick and Jack Mutchler composed party that left lditarod last Wednesday for camping trip on the river below Dilleman.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15

tives over Manchuria The Chinese govern ment tonight accepted the terms offered and now all that remains is final adjust ment.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
Aliens to Be Repatriated
Mobs in Northern City

DURHAM, England, May 14.-Ten thou sand persons indulged in rioting here to- day, wrecking many residences and other buildings of the German residents. The police are unable to cope with the mobs.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15

Quiet Is Restored VICTORIA, B. C., May l2.-The city is now quiet under martial law
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-15
Wreck Hundreds of German Establishments

Wreck Hundreds of German Establishments LONDON, May 14-Hundreds of German establishments have been wrecked in this city. After TWO days of disorder the police have finally been enabled to quell the riots.
 Aliens to Be Repatriated
 It is admitted that all male enemy aliens of military age will be repatrlated. The women and children also will be included in the order except in suitable cases.
Evening star., 1915-07-08

bee. Waldron. Wallace. Marsh and Swing
Coast Artillery Corps-Aurand. Small.
Sayier. Warren. Series, Meneely. Teter.
MacTaggart. O'Brien. Haw. summers,
Jones. Wogan. Tenney. Emery. Wal
lington. Kahle. Melbere. Lindner, Coch :
ran. Hooker, Gibson. Hyde, Hess Brady.
Corbn. Harmon. Coughlan, Chaplin.
Cherrington and Finley.
Infantry arm-Parkinson. Ryder Nc
Narney. Bradley, Mueller. Hobbs. Bene-
dict. Evans. Woodruff. Davidson. Els
enhower. James, ord. Rossell. East.
Graves. Reaney. Leonard. McDermott.
Eisenschmidt. Van Fleet. Merillat.
Sherburne, Davis. Esteves. Macdonald.
Reed. Ferris. Ritchel. Hearn, Henley,
Balsam. Pulsifer, Hooper. Donnelly.
Robinson. Fox, Hanley, Gerhardt. Nc
Nabb. Prichard. Lorch. Gilkeson.
Brownell. Stickney, McNair, Hunt
Duckstad, Mendenhall. Randolph. Muir
ply. Stratemeyer. Watson. Dabney,
Williams, Eberts. Straub. Price. White.
kaliher. Mills. Taylor, Quesenberry,
Williams and Herrick.
Evening star., 1915-07-08
WEST POINT Is CLASS
ASSIGNED TO SERVICE
War Department Announces Today
Roster for the Corps
and Arms.

Assignments of the members of the
1915 class of graduates OF the United
States Military Academy to corps
and arms of the service were announc-
ed at the War Department today.
Twenty-three are assigned to the Corps
of Engineers, thirty-three - the cav
airy eleven to the field artillery. ..thirty-
one to the Coast Artillery Corps and
siXty-five to the infantry.
Those assigned to the engineers are
Second Lieuts. Covell, Kimble. Arthur.
Miller. Bra gdon. Richards, Cronkhite,
Smylie. Miller, Weart, Gesler, Bethel.
Conklin. Canahl, Harris. Tompkins.
Gillette, Hodgson, Dawson. Larkin,
Kelton, Young and Atkins.
To Arms of Service.
The other members of the class are as
signed to arms as follows:
Cavalry arm-Irwin, Mencher. Lyon.
Bank, Peabody. Maiden. Pendleton. Ellis.
Strong, King. Frank, Halcomb. Mcclure,
Thompson. Davis. Howell, Miller. Har-
vey, McGee, Anderson. Boots, Avent.
Taylor. Stringfellow. Walton. Cousins.
Stevens. Hall. Dwan. Hubbard. PEBBLES.
Boye and German.
Field artillery arm-Lester. Beukema.
Struble, Dunigan. Zundel. Howard, Bus
Evening star., 1915-07-08
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Harry and Gertrude NJ. Welk, girl.
Harvey T. and Mamie o. Warlick,
boy.
William H. and Margaret 4. Spurgin,
boy.
Fred A. and Ethel Patterson, girl.
Ebert E. and Glare l.. Porter. boy.
Bernard S. and Emma Messberg, boy.
James F.. and Della V. Lanham, girl.
Isham and Jessie L. Keith, girl.
Millard H. and Lorena I. Hess, girl.
Thomas H. and Elizabeth Glenn, boy.
Frederick f. and Mary E. Gary, girl.
George r. and Martha Garrison, girl.
John r. and Ruby F. Edelen, girl.
John F. and Lillian NJ. Earnshaw,
boy.
Frank and Mariana Coniglio. boy.
Harry d. and Ann E. Bolig, girls.
twins.
Michele and Giuseppina Acquilino,
girl.
Joseph and Geneva Stewart, boy.
Richmond and Ella Milton, boy.
Robert and Martha Hall, girl.
Evening star., 1915-07-08

Csc and 35c Neckwear and Veils-I5c
A tableful OF odds and ends. Col
lars of lace. net and lawn, both high
and fiat effects. also Eestees, some
slightly soiled from handling. Veil
lengths of 25e Veilings,! in black,
white and colors.
SI.00 Auto VeiIs-75c
Storm Queen" Wells. made of water
proof chiffon; all colors.
Evening star., 1915-07-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Harry C. Pierce of Scribner. Va, and
Myrtle F. Spilman of Williamsport, Md.
William A. Fields and Dorothea
Doolan.
Edgar ]. Hough and Mary E. Rathoon.
Jack D. Sweet and Della NJ. Halligan.
both of Clifton Forge, Va.
Philip Harris and Laura ]. Davis, both
Of Richmond, Va.
Eugene NJ. Pendleton of Corbin. Va.
and Martha J. Gordon of Mica. Va.
William Il. BURNETT and Lidie White.
George VI. Steinbraker and Isabel NJ
Spedden.
Augusta Fl. Allen and Elizabeth B.
Tolliver.
Clarence E. Chase and Mary A.
Whalen.
Antonino Chineleison and Luisa de
Bella.
Richard D. Harlow and Bessie p
Lang, both of Shadwell, Va.
Harry YoX of Reisterstown. Md, and
Louise T. klingelhofer, of Owings
Mills, Md.
In The Star of July was printed an
announcement that a marriage license
had been issued to Charles Longus and
Leila V. Coates. This was an error.
The license was issued to Clarence
Longus and Leila V. Coates.
Evening star., 1915-07-08

During the absence of MIR. and Mrs.
Eugene r. Dawson at Bay Shore. Mrs.
Maude Emig Murphy, their daughter.
has as her house guests Miss Margaret
Tucker of this city and Miss Julia
Walker of Baltimore.