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sEhBoARD CLEARANCE


Flour was steadier. owing 10 the sharp rally IN
wheat but the trade IS buying only from hand 10
mouth. sphng patents. 81 5Oass; sp1ng clears
ST. 5j@S 50, winter patents. s. 409S 81: winter
straights 81 25at7 80. extra No I winter S6d
50 Is. No .. s. S0@Sj 95 Kansas straights s. 30q
s. 30. fancy spring patents. io6bing lots s. 900
per 100 10 RYE FLOUR--Stesdy; fair TO good
81 lO9$7 %. choice ~ fancy. 81 3O@s7 30. CORN
STEADY. fine white and yellow. 81 S5@Sl 30, coarse
81 SOdSl S. TEED-Nesten easy; bran. 100 ID
-four do. $685. red dog flour. li0-lh sacks. s35 So.
city steady; bran. bulk 81: lO0-lb sacks. SIS 80:
heavy do. SOS 20, -four do $50 80. red dog nour
lob sachs. s5s.' OILMEAL-s4O 5OGsH
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NASSAU COUNTY.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
SUPREME coURr-AsPINALL, J
SUPREME C0UR


| Part I-ToNfPKINs, j. Part lI-MfLLs. J. Pan
! IIi-KEOGH. J-CalendaI at gt5 m
Tobin /Yonkers i LtP same AIahgs Craig Est
N HSdBBs}yc ! INC co y portsrjNYSn&HRR Co
sa@gs1 sT1si Co 2 l&s.%iit R%anSs
S cPsiS'l S,m. Nii"" ~ Nasch1NYNH&HRR Co
p,i,Iiingi Hudson Fuel Co Harrison Chester Hll
| (oI waN Nsyor Bios Auto Service Co
Abendroth Bros Purdy HalHMallinson
| The following causes may either be marked resdJ
GsrieiisJ pi;,s Con Co sulIbsrgsr& sousi santoro
| LIndIsmlth Andrews Thomas
Hyde/Garyey Yogovie Kerbaush. Inc
/ GoOfhart/ Hashrouek Nelson. Mgrhey
RAnsherg West II hR co Barry Kelly
| usiirIriLce West TT Co/Woth
Goodhart Hasbrvuet Mule Br.dley. Cont Co
/ inotrINYNH& HRRCo HcpishLNYC&HRRCo
Abrams, Bds Go M Kesne, yyesHE M GO
hbdenroth Bios Bernstein Cownlng Otis Ele Co
Bidr Co FeuantofThe Aztec
s fSiis, 1 Anderson GarytPass { Co
I McAu iTe lincoln Steele Ely/lrying
Nelson ~ STATE Con. Co herISYNHsHRRoo
/ Ipundl- Wright same same
I ISshieyjstoitI Ranney Ncculin
I Kellal Beach Van Euanl AHA
1 SameJsame Coleman Baker
owles7NYNH&HRRc
/ DECISIONS,
BY MILLS,
! Francois Annette LohIloniJsephins Mars
/ Humber et al. Motion 10 compel purchnm "
complete NJ, purchase at partition sale granted
| Frank Kooer,s ard Julia KoneruslFelix EhaA
Dtci,ion ,or defendant, With costs
| BY KE0GH j.
! re, n, s,, York,Asscssors Of Greenburyh WIT
| Of certioran granted Matter o. tar assessment re-
\ ferrsd 70 Bronson win,h,oP % Ss~ iofA'
Templeton F,merosis society a. pemurls :
| osernlled with leave 70 each o. ne asmuin,s
! defendants 70 answer within twenty days upon pay
/ nient Of costs 49,, -.
| psosiejJoseph shArkey. BAH reduced 70 $4,000.
! Miehael DalyjJossph HLsht A. supervisor o.
| Rye and Arthur Spencer: Il Will grant the
! nt,..nt appllcatiOn for an order denying the de-
f,g.",,s notio1 % postpone the tnal from Octo-
/ Ter 2 isiI but NOT IN The form propnsed ny me
asf-ndant / ha,. prepared and signed an order
| r,rttlns .h< fats"
Issr Boy.en william Rusehaupt. Motion rante',
upon payment Of the defsndsnis taxable esS ana
| dlsburselglnnts 70 Cate.
by MoRscHAusER.
rnnmss oNeinLN Y II co; Ine
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME coURT-GAvEGAS. J.

Kisssl Giorgan-Robt @ Monroe.
Highs 'KrAutho6-Iohn Friedman.
BY GREENBAUM. J.
lincoln Trus, ofWiegand-Horace z Deming
Penrose Realty Co/Fletcher COnst-Joseph Lew
BY NEWBURGER. J.
Matter Of Core-Hy A Gldersleeys
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DECfsIONs-By VAN BlCLEN,
Logan ct alIGoodman ct al judgment OF rofe-
sell
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VAN sICLEN. ].

fisbest number reached on the general calendar
Is g45.
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pEMURRERS.
Sf1on/Curtis
MsesIAioss
PREFERRED CAUSES.


cn,rr,n Waterman Co PEG NYL BPoE/Purdy
S,,r,Ss-grsd Istlmergrad Unfinished.
Part IV-ERLANGER. g[Unrni;hed-
part VIl-COHALAN. Clear.
part VIiI-BLANCHARD. Clear -
Causes 10 be sent from Part ii 10 Pars w.
VI VII and VIII for thai , ,,,,,,
~ Trial Ttrm-Par ll-BIJUR. j.
INQUEST
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Goldstrin /Burros
GuadAguof Kramer
falmsJLsmberta and ors
II answered ready. VIII Be
Dolsn fBklyn y p r r
ReisinE Nassau z X X
Murphy Bklyn n r X
WiniersiSAme
Wschsman Bklyn y y RR
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coJIossEED OIL.

Tho marke, W. only nodefatey al 49,.
70 { points 10 sympathy With lard. but snG ea''a-
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supRs fsGti cxoeunRs1NnG fgItM J.
People Illinois Surety Co-Enos Booth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-16

Receipfs. 555 cases. AfFlTa, modsraie. sthoneh
there are Indications Of increasing production and
larger supplies for the near future Market easier
and closes unsettled az the reduction noted. Fresh
gathered extras. dor. 25i7 q 2sc; eI.rs fSts. 25c;
hfsts. Ag24tc; seconds 2ja 23hc; refrigerator.
best. lisa zoe. hcnuery whites hns 20 fancy. q q
SIC gathered. as 20 size and quality. 500 33c: hen
ney browns. 2ji4 as6c. gathered and mIel- "a
IA Do
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14
ONLY HALF \ MILLION YEARS

\ vcy conservative student OF anihropoogy
has figured out that the human race may be as
young ss half Il million years although It NIGH, be
well TO double the sum to be on the safe side
But what Is hall million years alongside Of the
hundreds OF millions OF years which have passed
since first the pumodial proloplasn, emerged INTO
scntcut cxistcnce} We are assured tha, from
this frs, call there was evolved through millions
OF years tho worm which finally evolved mo the
fash and the fish into the reptile the reptile into
mammal and tho pumordial monkey INTO a
man What rehef to think tina, al tins took
place before our hmel
Unfortunately all OF ue have some res lonsibil.
,I,es to bear which have 40 relation 10 oar puor
existence as a worm, a reptile or a fash We are
compelled to work night along Tor our existence
and sometimes We are a little shy on time to in.
dulgc IN "reminiscences OF the palcoloic past In
tact. It may be a>sevcratcd with confidence that
there are not many OF Ms who arc concerned with
the difference between the cohthic psleolithic and
1cohthc man although scientists assure M that
these are OF the first importance
Il sccms that so recently as 40 600 wears ago
thcrc were cave men along the Mediterranean who
were able TO draw excellent pictures of hic and
these are supposed TO indicate a high culture OF
the period We have looked a, representations Of
thee pictures with much interest We should
Judge that the ancestors of our race were great
sporting character, and that they loved bear meat
and vcuison y, the same time We fs to ge,
excited. II u took from 1000 600 b {. 10
10000 B G. 20 make so little progress We feel
discouraged for the fuiure-Philadelphia In
quircr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14
Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
Says o glass OF hot water and
phosphate prevents Illness
and keeps US H.

Just aa coal when @ burns. leaves
behind certain amount Of iucom.
husiiblr material in the ious of ashes.
SO the food and drink taken day after
day leaves in the alimcntarr canal "a
certain amount 90 indigc.iihle ma
teral which if not completely 'limina.
tod from the gtstHm each iey. be-
comes food Tor the millions of bacteria
which INCEST The bowels From thi,
mass OF leftover waste. toxins and
ptoma.nlike pOisuus are formed and
sucked into tuU blood
Men and women Who can't get feel.
iue right must begin 10 take inside
baths Before eating breakfast each
moniue drink slass of real hot
water with tcasp0miul Of lime.
stone phosphate IN 1t 10 wash Out OF
the thirty icol Of bowels the previous
dlvs accumulation OF poisous and
toxins and 90 keep the entire alimeu.
tary canal clean. pure and fresh.
Those who are subject 90 sick head
ache. colds. biliOusnCss. COnstipal ton,
others who wake up with bad taste.
foul breath. buckaChe. rheumatic stin.
ness ar have q sour gassy stomach
after meals. are urEcd 10 get q quarter
pound Of limestone phosphate from
the drur store. aud begin practiclus
Internal sanitation This will cost
very little. hu' s sufficient 60 make
anyone nu enthusiast on the subject.
Remember inside bathing Is more
important than outside bathing, be-.
cause the skin pores do not absorb
impurities iuto The blood. causing poor
health. while The bowel pores DO
lust as soap and hot water cluauscs
sWccious and fro hens the skin, SC
hot water and limestone phosphate
act on the stomach, liver Kidneys anc
bowels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

Opr and 0nc-haJ cHbtyGed -four =
i,a5b0ontR safe ) htri icaSpo0uih',
&c Eot'Rg Foad-r; Z clp JA0ytSE-
.Ag. 0n0ai Z CUP Niitk; GPpiss.
Fill IN, cups OF bu,tered muffin pan
with pared and sliced apples. sprinkle
with salt aud turn two or three table
spoonills OF water into each cup. Silt
together three times, the flour. salt and
baking powder; work in the shortening.
and mix to a ,oit dough with the milk
Drop the dough from spoon with the
apples in the cups, givingita smoother
terror. Let bake about twenty-five min.
utcs. Inyert the pan on alarge serving
dish. Put aspoonful Of hard sauce above
the apple IN each dumping aud finish
with d gratingo nutmeg.
Thni orig one ct nc manyncw delicious M
nppetigiug rclincs contained w the X c Corx.
Book which MAJ he ohained 1ec ~ sending
the coi0icd certificate packed IN every Li-etnt
can Of X 4 baking Powder 10 the JAovi Nc.
G. Chlllgo. NJ sure % ret The ascent size
sma.le- cana Do nOI Gguiaiu C00k's BOOK esI.
hhclits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

lgamcnls that proiuss pain. u lghicuy The
burden on the nervous system. indiices calm,
rcsiful nights Of health giving sleep AMI
makes The days sunny and happy. Get a
bottle 81 Mothers Friend" 81 any druggist
and YOU vii then realize why q has been
considered true o. n namc IN our best homcs
through three generations. u y perfectly
harmless but - effective that once u.cl u
is recommended 90 al cypcci,nt mothers b.
those who went through The ordeal with
surprising ease. By writing 10 BradAcld
Regulator Co. "a. Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ca.
YOU can have free copy of wonderful
stork book tina, unfolds those things which
III cxpcctani mothers delight 10 read. Write
today.
II IL mailed free. Among Ne features arc
an explanation OF the remedy's action, the
first pulslions, predatory unea~iness, date
VI expectancy. how 20 he comfortable, aud
great variety ~ topics all bearing upon
the one subject Of expectant motherhood.
Then here arc many letters which dcscrih1
actual experiences. making Of II a guide took
u great value. Don't fail to write for tbs
book.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14
SHE READ 1T IN
THE HOME PAPERS
WcIl.known Lady Was tonvinccd
~ Testimonials Of People
She Knew.

When one neElrvts their condition
aud suffers from headache. back
ache. dizziness and poor circulation,
msouud sleep or constipation, 30 IS
wcll 90 remember that these symp-
toms OF stomach trouble are bound
to lead 90 more serious trouble
Give YOUR stomach a chance 90 make
good. 80 that YOU may again know
the feeling ct real health The new
system tonic. plant Juice. nov being
introduced throughout the United
states. viii assist that much-abuscd
organ. the stomach, 10 accomplish
these results. MANY people are tes
trying daily that they have regain
I'd their health By the use OF Plant
Juice. Recently the signed state
ment OF Mrs n Mack. who lives az
No. $50 East North street. Buffalo.
y Y. was received She stated
u have suffered Tor II years with
stomach trouble, dyspepsia and udi-
gca,ion. with great distress after eat.
ms Ny food would forment IN my
stomach. causing gas 10 form. short
mess OF breath. and a bloated condi-
tion. had dreadful pains in my
side aud back could not sleep at
night and work would tire me in a
short time Ny bowels were con
stipatcd. liver was sluggish aud tor
pid. and my Kidneys were iu bad
shape lu fact ! folt bad all over
] read about Plant Juice In the pa
pcrs aud got one bottle and tried -
] now feel like a new woman. as
Plant Juice cured me and cannot
ay enough for IL
Plant Juicc b sold hy an drug.
Eisis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14
AUSTRIA AID the BRITISH EMPIRE

The question raised by su William Irvine at
lorney general in the last federal government IN
a speech 81 Melbourne recently as 10 the obhga
tons Of Australia towards the mother country. is
clearly one that o. IS difficult 10 discuss without
entering into the realm Of debate The points
raised however by Sir William were such as 10
cali for closer attention. as they indicate very
definite trend Of view iu the Commonwealth
SIR William Irvine emphasized the fact that in
proportion 10 her population. Australia had not
yet done a. much ia the way Of the supply Of men
for the British forces ss there was a right 10 *
pc,t h needed mo- difficult sum he said 10 cal
usic that ll a population Of about IS 900 900
could maintain 5000. 900 men. Australia with
1000 900 should do something more than main
tain 100 900 Su William then went on 10 dis
cuss the war from he Australian point Of view.
and advanced vigorous criticism Of the present
position IN regard 10 Australian defense Accord
ing 10 the Australian defense act. the Common
wealth has Of course. provided for the compul
sorry training OF the manhood OF the country and
also ~ the event Of the necessity arising that
they should be called upon 10 come forward to
the defense Of their country The act however
further provides that such service shall be con.
fined 10 the boundaries Of the Australian cont
ncnt I, IS this las, provision tina, SIR William
most strongly objected against and IL must be
confessed that il is difficult to escape the log1c
Of his argument May ask you he said Is there
any man who Will say that there is any common
sense iu imposing on the people Of Australia the
obligation not to hgh, for our country m Flanders
or Gelhpol or whether the defense OF the coun
ty can bee successfully achieved bat 10 hgh, Tor
u only IN Australia. At time when our defense IS
absolutely impossible
Il cannot be doubted that the original Aus.
iralian defense act was brought into beng largely
through the concern occasioncd throughout the
commonwealth some years ago by the supposed
aggressive policy Of lapan and that the idea be
hmd It To render Australia immediately self
protecting 90 ihc event of any attacks at a time
pcthaps when the energies OF the British fleet
might be engaged elsewhere It will be- recalled
with what vigor M Cook some two years age
rcpudarcd jhc policy which hr declared M
thurchdIs naval proposal, at that time involved
namely that he security OF Australia was TO bc
assured not 10y the British fleet but 10y the Anglo
Japancsc alliance he Japanese menace has
ct course ceased to exist a, the present Juno turc
and most responsible Australian statesmen arc
now ready To adm, that 1t never had much loun
dauon. Il would seem. therefore, that when Sir
William Irvine contends as he docs IN effect. that
the constitution needs IN this respect to be brought
into Inc with changed conditions he must find
many to agree with hrm-Christan Science
Monitor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

sos uNFr AM int fapd Ng ol thH
Ts4 boz hl1u Dn December ! Nas 1857
os3 IONS q isy while production d
uoR af the rate of 81 100000 tons
annually arslnst about ls.0Q0.o0o
tons af the beginning Of The year
There i- no halilng DOB The advance
OF DIS iron price thr markets
steadily saIu.ug boo -trcr-ih 90 c0n-
nrls1 spfIf, buy.ns and .n finished
material extraordinary conditions
prevail. viih Premium 90 s. to sN
e '1r offered Congestion ol freight
W Hr Atlantic aboard 500! 70
d. rrhut element Willie the short
.as. ol 1r add. fp th' burdens OF
domestic consumer @ result o.
th, eptnHua u uea construction
th, drmaHd f,r structural steel 'F
laf.rr Boa mut ..'uU. and '."
milrotds are pIa,ur contracts iur
moI'lat, tonnage lul tdg" nurt.
strength ol values iu ihc primary
dry goods markets b. accumulated By
th. atpmfN .ru,it. tni ibp en-
tau..I D1H of nu materials Ih"
d,maHi from both domestic aud for
cIfu .our.D con. uUo brood aud a.-
iitr and reports from .ohnerH indie
cato mat ih, past .if months have
been yrr. prusprrnU. 800 Hdt "l
frou rrtau cHanrcls agr,. iNtt
trade expanding .u upo'tsoue
pav. grh uolilaf mnfrHau\ Doc
coming o. promneui foaigr' Tra
oir- footwear statesmen .'lt" ihai
lusinoaa boom ne anI .om' - lu-
Heurcf. rlp.m t1 lue sufficient
ordc-. on hand fp keep their plants
ociI,o'y employed until urN spring
5r,eOnahlo weather haI Impaired lm-
urius to dealing, BOO retail line aud
vhol' lro rc'oivina many sup-
rl.moutnry contracts calling for
prnmni shipment Though a1ai"-
nout ui demand Tor heather rs usual
ai tl. period. due to preparations
Tor mtrutorying ss set there b. 1000
ZEN uf any dimiuntiou oi trading On
tho contrary business. 10 anything.
iq in larger volume than formerly.
excerpt boz harness leather All tlr-
ragps OF solo arc strong and 900 sr1ut
supply. while treneth Boz upper stock
is also pronounced Especial scti-
riy prevails boz the East. whore tam
Nor aro .ouccrnod with The problem
OF making deliveries
Only H.11.i-s bale ~ cotton lad
been riuucd up 20 December AMI
the Government estimate or Friday
foroehidovod material reduction IN
yield Though o. has been q matter
of common know lodge for some time
pas' that Tie crop Is short spoouIa-
tors for tho rise have made The most
Of this fact and prices have advanced
SHARPLY. Realizing sales caused tenn
uorarv sotbacka yet ointment Us
generally hullish ana few are dispos-
eel ~ take an aggressive position ou
the shore side Largely because Of
The resumption uf outside buyiug.
wheat was NOTABLY a'rpng iu the early
dealing. but prices later fcll back
on heavy prUtitakiuE G'arish crop
edyico5 from Australia and Argentine,
had dcpre-tls- effect but on the
other hand, SUPPORT VAS rendered hy
tho decreased estimates of winter
wheat SEEDING a. ih country
susurh m corn was better main
ainod thlu la wheat. oNins mainly
'o lirht receipts At western points.
rmcrrug from ils state of dulu.sa.
the tcrk market became irregular.
vifh Increased interest displayed va
ibr railroad issues CONSTITUTING
factors prcdommatcd further de-
cllrat'ou of extra dividend disbursc-
mont. creating highly la,ore lie
mprs ,iuu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

sill ava me- cypcclRn,
mnihcr IN con serving
her health. her
strength. her mental
Tcposc and The al
fcncc of vcVaiious
pains % 4 subject of
vast moment. among
The recognized helps IL
q splendid rem = 4 y
known az Mother Q
Iucni" Applied IN
ilc inuy 'cs d sinh in
deeply ~ mako thcm
firm and plant. Il thus
lfV4 ffe Strain "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

IN Oklahoma woman has wnucn To- Gov
Cspper saying that she would like good hus
band As Christmas yit We hope the lady
desire Is satisfied and that she will bear "a mind
the old admoniuou again,, looking PITT horse ~
tho mouth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14
HiE Girl WHO WENT WRONG

WI HAVEN'T ANY MONEY BEHIND Is
AND WE'VE cor TO HUSTLE"
This is what the Daily Panhandle say, on it'
from, page You can take u or lcavc d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14
New Way TO Make Apple
Dumplings
Served With Hard Sauce ar Cream
and Sudar

Ip Ms. I1Ncf NckcR=ie mn, Edf'r9
ne Bo00R Co0tiHg ShOOi IUdgdsfrc
Here is a new way to make apple
dumplings that will surely pleaseoyefy
housewife, for 1t is not necessary 20
have whole apples, and the juice clrnot
fan ont and burn as with apple dump
liugs where the apple is placed IN TIE
center aud the dough turned upafound
IL The biscuit part forms crispy
shell that holds the apples aud juise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

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, 1915-12-14

We understand that the pnu,cr, are busy en-
craving amarillo street paving bonds How
ever. we viii be more thoroughly u,klcd when
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

Ne see the contractors engraving Their ara lndeli
bly, upon our broad and breezy lhoroughlares
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

The German sailors might go into light opera
by way Of keeping in practice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

For delightful summer weather commend as
To Amarillo IN late December
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14
The Boy is Father
to The NJ an

Old saving like this arc fr1ught with
mu<i tmuofi,nt meaning And what
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

It's Easy q, Get ON the Neps Want
sd PAGE. Just Phone AL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14

The Philadelphia Inquirer cdioualcs ON the
question How They DO Things In New York '
We could cnlghtcn the Inquirer ON lhi, subjcc,
ourscli but We beg 90 state iha, Nc value the
privilege OF the United States mails
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14
MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS.

MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS.
G'wan DO 1t early
flo, Tom q Jerry ,eason--bu,s what the USE ?
The German sailors might go into high, opera
by way Of keeping IN practice
For delightful summer weather commend as
to Amarillo in late December
The Touton, arc now receiving their food by
mail And il that fails there is still the ~irclcps
The Ausnn German American spcaka of the
american organs Of the entente allics II is
TO laugh
a Greek crew was totpcdocd twice IN the
same day We think that the IS carrying matters
too far
The German embassy 1T Washington might be-
appropriately termed staff headquarters on the
western front
II there is anything that We arc more m syn.
patty with than with the women club, 1t IS with
the women. God bless en-.
Waco women want the e,ty 20 operate the mu.
nicpa garbage disposal plan, wilhou, prof,
sure. The honor ourh, Co be enough
German -cameu ON American vessels are
safe. says the Waco Tribune Some consolation
for Won 1urpcnunc and Dhc Kaiser vha,}
Vow comes "a scientist with the auuouu, cmcnl
that ordinary mud Is a perfectly good food. Res
pcctfully referred to ka,,cr William and the im.
pcrial eommssay.
ate report Is To the cilec, tina, Felix Drs1 is
to head a new revolt against Ills Whiskcrs gov
eminent and that the tathol, and olcnthco Gle
ment will support hum We don't doubt it.
Kansas City has thrown iis bat INTO the nng
ior one OF the proposed government munitions
plants Of,couIse And with such an example
TO follow every town ln the country will soon be
there with It's hand out
Despite the fac, ,ha, Henry Ford is quite cap
abI, Of making fool OF himself without ou,sldc
assistance some i,ncy lcalo, is ,outing hlm tor
the presidential nomination on the Republican
ticket Some blow lor the Republican party
The Philadelphia Inquirer rdr,ouahscs ON the
question How They DO Things In New York '
We could cnlightcn the Inquirer on this subject
ourscf bu, bcg 90 state tha, We value the
privilege of the United States mails
An Oklahoma woman has wnucn to Gov
Cspper saying that she would like good hu,
band As Christmas glit We hope the LADY,
desire - satisfied and thai she will bear IN mind
the old admonitou against looking q pitt horse in
The mouth
We understand that the pnulcr, are busy en-
craving Amarilos street paving bonds How
ever We viii be more thoroughly n,klcd when
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, 1915-12-14

Despite the fact tha, Henry Ford IS quite cap
able Of making fool OF himself without, ou,sldc
assistance some ii,ncy lealot is touting HIM for
the presidential nomination on the Republican
ticket Some blow ior the Republican party