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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

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2leri@t 0eg 0ent[aem @eneralaa6s.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

2ouoon), .. 6ebruar. - Ser dlteite
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aarl ggou bon alnd, welder ais
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@liooleferfe sefoQen.
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ter 30 Sabrcn iinO 5n oen @oiien ge.
ruieu morocu, Inn neuc 9letrltcn
anS5u6iloen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

9ing itebeuoe Met6ooe ser ariegs.
fii6rino gegen iic 5ur 9lmpenoun9
bringen."
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belmS bOben.
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ibc 5lotteu6alis 5li iuipi5iren
@eneroI b. @lnd s Sobn
gcfallen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03
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g8ieu (0ia 2onoon), .. 6ebr
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.Oie aQgerneine Situation 1T III.
Oerduoert geblieben. Sin 9(ngrifi Der
9luIien in ser @egeno Oes @iIica IN
&olcu lit bon uniereu Eruppen 5u-
riidgerpieien moroen.
9ln ser peitlihen 6ront Oauert Oie
Sdladt in Oen aarpat6en fort. Sic
oeutiben mo oitcrreifiiben Gruppeu
batten in Sen aGlnpfen an Der mittle-
rem 8ront griol9c 5u ocrjcibuen."
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lit, in oem gcgeumdrtigen ariege ans
ae6lmgert 81 mer0en. Sniolge Der
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nen bon Goggen uno g2ei5en fir
8ro0 per6raudt merOcn Ser Grtrag
ser Grnotc oes lcbten So6reS belief
Iib mlf 14,500,0O0 Eonnen BON
melmen 100000 Eonnen fir Saot.
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moren 81 9eginn oes 9rieges 49,
100000 Eonncn nor6onocn, pobei
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6Iie6ene @ctreioe nod garnidt mitge-
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@etrei0e @eiellidaft.
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gen INN 63,S5AO0O ($f5,963, 800,
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174,0O0,00O Marf ($43, ,725,O0O) 5u
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Marf ($42,994,000) a6.
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bonn t6. Bis 80. Samiar Inn 67S5
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|O.64 Bro5ent beoeutet.
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inter ieinen Nlitglieoern I'M AL
@ro5eut sefoueu it,
9hr i'm 9ougeperbe i'll Oie 3abl
ser 9lr6eitsloien angelpahieu unO
Dies lit 8weiielso1ue Die 6olge oeS
falten @etters.
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rciben transport britiiher EuIppen
uad 6roufreid iuo fiigt bii5u:
..g0ir mer0en ie0e ms 3llr Neriii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
\ In0Ol " ANARCIIY

Ilr interesting new. comes from New York
that ihe francisco lruer School Of Anarchists
has arranged Zoo buy farm for the work OF hs
propaganda In explaining the innovation. one
Of ihe promafers said Our main object 10 r..
ftb.,shug ih.s colony 10 produce genuine anar-
,hisis and w, must rear our children BOZ 80 anaf
,hlsns 5lma.phef- lha seems 20 boz pleas.
.ui HuIe arrangement 100 the Interests oI universal
crime. boo uhy necessary The cult oi
suaf.hy BE- now .o widespread in thu country that
nobody Boz. fo go to au avowed anarchist colony
O.. y,i the atmosphefe % violence injustice and
ag,Isssucss OF course there may BE- difference
between ordinary traitors who heiny their roun
.tr, n legislature and those who use bombs and
the torch hui thr principle essentially the
same
ibis f. ihr hr., um, that the public 90 % whole
tas been informed fha' any sort OF school oi
anarchy exists 900 this country b never has been
thr general opinion iha' 'hs un2ruiis at Of bomb
making aud pe,l .alirrs required ,aas rooms and
lecture forums l0T lts elurdsuou. Perhaps there
is % species oi refined anarchy 81 kind of super
brutality that may not be- pneuoed by the mere
novice who has only the hate 90 his heart and hls
'y.o strong hauda 10 express hs primitive lust Tor
dealing death 20 others Life an anarchist col
.ny ough, io be devoid of I'D the dull mouotony
..l existence elsewhere Where there ls hatred OF
law disregard OF 80 conventions freedom OF
passions and % broad rommonsliiy OF evil q ls
rather hard 10 reconcile tender soholudc Tor ln.
up,eut children Who are brought together 10 br
made into genuine anarchists
Il secms odd that any anarchists should *
pcnencc difficulty in finding the night sort OF at
mosphcrc for the propagation Of thc'r scheme OF
ucga,on Never has there been 80 much anarchy
rampant in ihi. country as now Many OF the
large cities have newspaper that are ndusiuousy
preaching anarchy day after day Some OF these
papers are not honest enough 10 make foil con.
ics.,on of tbcr purpose bat that cannot conceal
t There ore anarchists Of more or less ability
ln dozens of legislatures and even ~ congress o.
self That they do NOT throw bombs ls no cvt.
dcu,c Of their lack of power tor evil hey exert
their influence n other bat quite harmless
way. But thc country is coming 10 hs senses
and there will boz lees federation of the manifesto.
ton of ths splri ln the future For u spite OF
thc visible signs OF anarchy on all SIDES the peo
plc ol the United States are committed Co law and
decent society u the New York anarchists feel
that they have not had % fair chance 10 practice
their arts they ought TO move their school To-
Mexico There IS plenty OF atmosphere there.
and also plenty of ,narchy-kansas City Journal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
pANAGfsurT FRAUD EXPOSED

a unique phase ct the damage suit industry.
which has worked great injury TO the railroads OF
he South was recently uncovered by the Nor
gan.s ou,siana 4 Texas (Southcm Pacific m
ouiuana. and the damage suit lawyers. ambu-
lance cha-crs and Jury lxers for once got les
SON The case was tired va the Federal Court at
New Orleans
William Iotc. % negro OF Birmingham Ala.
boarded % midnight tfain out oi New Orleans for
Morgan CIV Co. Apparently be was alone. but
boz had an a..omphce ON, Reynolds who was alt
rra1d used as his principal witness. lioke slip
ped ON the provcrbal banana peel m the aisle oi
thc .olprcd coach and the crash OF his fall was
immediately followed by eroans OF agony Med
t.1 examination showed disiocation oi the hp
,ud subsequent history oi thc case marked con
unuatlon oI No., injury and permanent shortening
oI thc hmh hy some three inches he unlawful
location ct the banana peel IA the aisle the tesu
uouy of the witness and the apparently complex
and permanent INJURY led bus counsel ono OF the
ahIrs' lawyers of the state 90 e suit tor 500 GOO
loks testified denied affirmed ETC.. with great
readiness and h,s attitude during the TRIAL stamped
h.m as q most extraordinary negro
Bui .ritaIu phases of the case had aroused the
al.p..uus oft the rlatm agent and he collected
evidence lh,i lokc was professional In has hnc
srd had vi.umlcd SOME eighteen railroads and
accident insurance companies 900 the last few
years. sometimes using O. most remarkable and
.rrtksh ability io throw hs ught hap from ITS
socket and thereby create a shortening OF tn"
aub O. condition not r,sll detected and deceptive
even to those ol the medical profession who cN
.miued bu lloke ON being confronted by seven
.r rlshI .oIm agents oi companies with which
h. bad previously conducted similar negotiations
finally admitted having received various sums ct
money from them. Boo compromise By the care
Iul sof. %. lb- ..am agent these witnesses were
produced Unexpectedly and without the issuance
HI l subpoena
Reynolds lIokcs companion. had operated
,,ith hm ou several ot Boz, accidents. IN this
particular case being personally responsible Tor
tb, location oi ihr banana peel in the aisle. and
.f course t.- only eyewitness 90 the fall
ioHaNu. the entering Ut mistual the facts
were reported Io the United States Department OF
Justice who caused llo>c arrest. tie was irdict
cd ou o. charge cot perjury IAN p. and after tual
,.as .rntrnrrd March % 90 eighteen months I'm
pu,oumcut 10 Atlanta Railway Age Gazette
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
\ "BuSNFSS' IfGISI NIuRr

o. wall be remembered that ,ha voters of Texas
BOZ last years election refused tp assent tu 600 in
crease in the pay ol our rcpfrseut1nvrs Ihr
mras.v $500 or so winch Legislators receive ior
attendance upon % session barely meets their
necessary expense 20 say nothing of thr um'
they are ou, and the loss they will naturally suffer
Boo their own business j. they have amy
therefore We say the last Legislature vHs 3D.
business session The representative met
transacted rs much busiuc.. as possible boo the
given time and adjourned 10 other words they
gave he state all i pond for nothing more moth
lue lcs, Purely a business proposition.
There .seems 90 be some compIHnnF and
l.h finding over the state because thr Ir.Iaa
ur, iailrd 20 act on this that measure And
some oi ths editors ct the newspaper OBJ hr
state point out with good reason in many boz
sianresl where the Legislators might have henr
fitted Texas hy passing more balls ct they bad rN
tended the time of The session by an extra week
4r ten days
Blt why should these men make personal So
nfres in order 90 benefit the res, OF us' Why
should they be- asked and who has tn gall ta
AK them 10 stay BOZ Austin beyond the time ioi
which Texas voter. refuse 10 pay them
The representative are 20 be congratulate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
o. NNHANbtE PASSES tNTp
SPRING ~ coon SHAPE

Ordinarily March . fHa drEest
uDm o. iHc wear 90 thIa should
eIl good during iho year I''.. 500
r. ur. 600 bpVo au ahuudlw UHr
.r.t for plonlId .1-on F.. 100 thr
GROUND af Ns time White pro.
.nibfou a high %. 't. inches 0ls
Haau reported here u March tH.
average ur thi. month 1nr.ue f
paro' OFF OBJ yolr. pre..oH. f"
in.. yolr. H.. been huf slightly moro
.lau pu0.Half iuoh Next 'o Nlr.h.
mutN fhcu December and Feb.
.gry m fH. order named Hro in'
|spf months lu tho year Nr ar.
Hsf moss passing ONT of fHo four
.uutH. period that i- supposed I"
.. fHr H...at portion of fh' F'ar
Uuf tho Panhandle BE- a.aiu lu ,..
.u.n. shape. o. DO vas I fh. .amD
Conn, n.f ear. and orr people arc
.lf.m.. Tho amount of prn.ipi
"fion IHr .Hr present month hH- 'I
...I. I.....1 go of au iU.N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
uu BN o. now rOol IslNESS

Everybody has heard oft the merchant who
placed DO o. Vow signs all over his establish
nrni and found next morning that hls advice had
been taken HIS cashier lclt between two DAYS
,,f hsll the cash. hi. .fcnogapher rloped with his
bookk~rpe and various other less serious ms
hops occurred The people OF the tas, have
launched another Now slogan which seemingly
has no concealed weapons on us person. u BE-
M. BUY n Vow and relates Co purchasing ev-
-r,thng that may BE- needed during the next
month or two right now 50 a. 10 inspire the
merchant. with confidence No doub, the move
meui is good and can be- earned out successfully.
.aourh It everything BE- bought now there wall be
sure to b. dol. tunes tor the merchants month
oi two when the needs are AL supplied The war
has created lo'. 81 foolish fads and notions 90
State Topic. Austin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
RAILROAD MAN
GAVE UP HOPE
fO~TTU D. HOlLER HND BlIN
\ GIINT SUFFERER FROM
~IuNtNCu THutBl.E.

IoIn. is statement selected
uOm H. of written testimonial.
from luH people. tosri'yinE 10 The
merits 0f Plant Juice. now being Boz.
.ro1u... ...e. of Mr Io.epa j HoI.
r vI. dos a. so 90 Amanda
street. l Side. pIf,bure "
I0Ifrr popular conductor on
fHo I.".rE street railway and
who's. fy Be- ahsolufoi, uuqu"s.
un.f said
For . year ana O. half ms
.| H. .Ie suffered from stom'
H f#. 80, food formenfei.
re . ON my stomach which
pressed . lv heart. causing pa.ni-
fauHn Has always Constiuatrd
.rd r. aad an un down My
Ir ffcrcd greatly end could
.0f '..H nights ] heard OF this
medicine Plant Juice. and decided
'. ..t. b. trial. thouan . was ycrl
.auIH noihme ae had pre-
.ousy u did us amy good ]
Hsr HI..I bottle and am certainly
.Iad dH noticed immediate im-
rra..HaUf md nos. after only TAX
Iul bort treatment. am a wen
man entirely cured My wife bias
HI-n entirely recovered her health
Ht Nuf % recommend IIuf
Juice fo .uv sufferer OF stomach
trouble
Plant Iuioe Is sold by all drug.
FiTiF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
Demonstration Sale

We demonstrating that selling the best merchandise that
be had prices heard Of before Our Ladies Reado
Wear department has proven the greatest attraction the store
By did the forget Hart Schame Marx suits at o
and selling these suits this low price until Saturday nigh
only The dry goods department has been well taken advantage
out of the bleaching IS yards for 81 having sold
yesterday morning We still have many the other bargains
advertised you will below which gives you only part the
bargains that we have for you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

Only morning newspaper ~ the Amarillo
Country. Covers the Panhandle Of Texas Fast
rfn New Mexico. southern Colombo and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty four hpue boo
advance OF Denver. Dallas fou Worth Oklaho
ma Ciiy and other paper carrying trcgnph.'
dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
SUES KlPIlON kAlL,-

he Daily News will be- delivered by Garner
anywhere in Amarillo. or by mail OUTSIDE ol th-
riiy Tor $50 a year. or jOr "a month 900 adyanc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

on their good judgment and business sense They
have gwen rxas al hat Texas has agreed 20
psy for 80 more should be asked ol them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

here are more Cohens than Browns 90 New
York. That's undoubtedly lhe reason ,shy New
York Is business town
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

The loudesl mouthed economist 900 , roumun
ny Is usually the fellow who has never bad more
han dime 10 spend At o time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

Very shortly when he baseball season starts
he war news vii be reega,cd 20 lbe rank OF se,
md class
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

The Amarillo Daily New,
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, 1915-03-25

Belgium heretofore has been recognized a.
The worlds far center And no one can deny
hat The far has been flying 90 th,l country ih,
past ak months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

he armies OF Europe are waiting tor ihc mud
10 dry up before they make that grand DIVE
Wonder how many of the boys len thc trenches are
praying Tor sunshine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

Entered as second class matter n rh~ post
oii,e a Amarillo Texas. under ihe 600 Dl Mnri
>. 1870
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

fuhhshed Ly
DAILY NEWS COMPANY
Conner SIXTH and I ylef Street.
TELEPHONES.
business Oii'oe-47l Editorial Rooms-412
aEgs~
Entered as second elias. matter a rb- post.
office At Amarillo Texas under lbe 600, ol March
- 1870
Only morning newspaper 10 the Amarillo
Country. Covers the Panhandle 81 Texas Fact.
-rn New Mexico. southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty four hpur boz
advance OF Denver Dallas For Worth Dklaho
ma CITY and other paper carrying telegraph,
dispatches
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Very shortly when The baseball season starts
The war news Will be relegatcd 20 ihc rank Of se,
pnd- clas.
IfHF|uH O.
York. hats undoubtedly ihr reason pyhy New
FORK Is business town
The loudest mouthcd economist rn d, ronmun
riy Is usually the fellow who has never bad more
han dime TO spend ., tune
Belgium heretofore has been recognized as
the worlds fur center And no one can deny
hat the far has been flying 90 lh,l country the
past sx months
he armies OF Europe are waiting tor ihc mud
10 dry up before they make that grand DIVE
Wonder how many oi the boys n the trenches are
praying Tor sunshine
Francisco Fcrrcr has started school of ,n
archy IN New York The reason be- did not start
il IN Mexico Is that - school would be oui of place
where everybody IS graduate oi thc profession
Said Victor Hugo. In lhe lOlh century war
viii be dead the scailod wall boz dead national
boundaries wall be dead only man v1l hive
Old Vi, must have been thinking oi lhe raboosc
end Of The century
he Italian soldiers have already been pro
vded with identification tags preparatory TO Ell.
toung the iracas Imagine the happiness Of mind
M being absolutely certain that they can tcll who
YOU be after YOU cease being be
Mary had piece OF gum She chc,,cd II loud
and slow and everywhere that Mary went the
gum was TO go Il followed her 60 school
day which was against the rule The teacher
took It from her then. and ohcwcd o. after school
Tx
~ New Jersey q man hos been sent 90 au lu.
sane asylum because hc thought h,s head was q
wooden block Had his head been In reality ol a
wooden nature and he insisted u was filled with
i.rea, knowledge and wisdom lhc fellow might
have gone 10 Congress
The Russians missed that lhH.tmas Dinner in
Berlin. and a. Al probability ihc allies Will NOT Boz
able go attend church M tous'anuuoplc ON Easter
sunday as they had announced la iast it ls bc
ginning 10 look - II the allies had about rubbed
tonslantnoplc off their visiting Ilst
Uncle sam recently launched thc largest bat
ilcship n the world and now be- has ci ihc rou.
tract for the larRes, submarine So Of anybody
has the idea that our country IS not up.to date he
bad better adjust his thinker Ike the lady ol
refined taste what We have we want OF doe best
I'M I.tNItlls I.f-t ~ nj
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

Francisco Icucr has started school of an
lrchy m New York he reason be- did not star
II in Mexico ls that school would be ou, of plao
where everybody Is a graduate oi tbe profession
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

Sa,d Victor hugo In the lOlh century wal
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Old VIZ must have been thinking OF lhr rahoos,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-25

he Italian soldiers have already been pro
vlded with identification tags preparatory 20 en-
tcnng the iracas. Imagine the happiness Of mlno
IN being absolutely certain that they can zen win,
YOU be after YOU cease being he