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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-20
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-20

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
1ETTONIC ARMIES on RIVER
SAN SAID TO HAVE BEEN
CHECKED.
HEAVY ARTILLERY BATTLE
Italian Troops Are Advancing In
Three Armies On Austrian
Titles 0f Triest Aud
Trent.



LONDON. MAY 2s Tho struggle
for Przemyd sim remains the ont.
Standing feature OF the Uar The
Germans and Austrigus Nilh cuor-
nous forces Of artillery. continue ~
fight desperately in pl effort to On.
circle the fortress. wuici IS reported
a. bC already under bomhardmort
The Tertonic arrios ON jhe River
San north OF przemyf. hat. appar
emily received check 90 Sienawa
Rit tsian communication with Lem
burg is still intact There is yisor-
Gus fighting in the western arena
The Germans admit the evacuation
Of Ablaiu other points are s1iG 10
have been gained by h'th siics
Outpost fighting continues 900 the
ltnlian-Austriau irontie-
The italian campaign Is develop.
'np along well defined lines in he
shape Of an advance pr 49,, Austrian
oili.- OF Trent ana Tr.cst rhr,e
armies OF Italian troops ara report
ed to be advancing on Trent from
the south, northwest. ana .outh.
west North OF the Gplf rf rrl 81
the invaders are said 20 have occ1-
pied additional territory The re-
'istance OF the Austrian forces IS rc-
ported stronger
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
NAY INVESTIGATE CHARGES
AGAINST GDNGEIS~NAN.

ClNClNNTTI Nay 20 o. is bc-
Iieyed thar tho probe 'n to made by
tho O. S. CvI Service Cowm sion
into the charge thar Congressman
% ~ Langley 90 Kentucky. who g.
at present o. candidate for .Hr H1U
uatIon 90 the senate FROM That state
collected campaign funds from Tho
National Association 90 -t1rekecper.
.Gturers aud Storekoepor Gaueer.
in 1910 and lall aui individual
members OF Ihe as collation. IH this
nl other internal revenue districts
viii bc begun here today or Monday
John = Doyle secretary of 'ha Com
mission. D.. eXeperted Boo town To-Day
to attend tho meeting of the joint
comm ftee of the National Municipal
League au dfhc National Assembly
of civil Service Commissioner The
expected probe into fhe serious
charge. brought against ,he Cong
rsssmau Uill begin here aud .t is
reported thar Secretary DOYLE vIl
80 t0 Lexington. rs. fo Investigate
Tho 1uplairt- chat the collectors al
these points have hIscrim.nated
egairr Republican revenue employ
ees bon thir districts
courre uaH Langley has lE0r
olsl, denied thc charges that be-
sought campaign contributions from
revenue employee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
GERMANY REGRETS
AMERICAN LOSSES
WILL OFFER COMPENSATION
WHERE THEY ARE SHOWN
10 IN NJ Fault.
NO DIRECT ANSWER GIVEN
lu sinking uf Ialaha. Cummandei
Intended to Grant Time tor
all on Huatd to
Leave.


hy Associated Press
bEl,liN MAY 2O.-Ihc German
rcpl, to Americas protest against
the sinking of the luSiiania was de-
lncrci 60 Ambassador Gerard today.
The note expresses Germany's regret
tor the injuries sustained hi Amer.
lea through submarine aud acIuplnnr
warfare, aud offer, compensation IN
the eases where German, j. found
to be- IN the wrong.
The note defer, . direct answer
10 the questions rHi'rd 10y President
Wilson regarding the Lusiiania, aud
suggests the establishment of whcth.
er the vessel was ~ peaceful mcr.
chairman or u naval auxiliary cruis.
.cr carrying concealed guns aud Ia.
den with ammunition.
Regarding the IHlaba. the note
says that the submarine commander
intended ~ grant ample time Tor all
un board tu leave the vessel. hut that
an attcmp, 10y the lalaba to escape
neccNSitatel more summary action.
Germany expresses regrets for the
unintcntional attacks on the Amcri.
ran steamers, Cushing aud Gulf
ligh,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

WASHINGTON. ID g. May 90
The tour ol fhc central an. eastern
cities arranged ly thc government
officials as the concluding feature
of the American Financial Con
ference viii begin ou Monday Bal
timore is the first stop ON Tues.
day and Wednesday fhc South aud
Central American bankers win De-
m Philadelphia Thur Day and Fri
day win be- spent BOO TIusbure and
Saturday and sunday BOO ST. Louis
The special train win fheH take them
TO Chicago where the delegates Vin
be- entertained June G. and We'd
ncsday june g e Detroit H1E and
ON June 600 fbe l.m...r# SID visit
Buffalo and NiHer Fa. The .Ul.
lowing day Vin be spent ir Boston
on June % auI o. thr Sew York
commercial bodies .I. entertain rhe
visitors and tho Ur' h.e AH-NWer-
lean Congress Uill %. a' ar end
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
SYNDICATE MAY SELL
LAND UNDER NOVEL PLAN
Attempt 10 Solve Rural Community
Question 10y Concentrating
settlers.

HEREFORD. Tex. May 90 The
syndicate people are considering a
plan for disposius OF their lands that
ls unique as well as practical
The plan is 10 take q tract Of 3G
sections an 10 one body. al the i'm
tersectiou OF each four sections erect
four sets of improvements making
eC sets of improvements in the col
ouy. at the center group erect o
school building that viii also ans
Ver for church aud social gatherings
store building, blacksmith shop
etc. can also be- located az the cen.
ter group. the company TO build a
telephone line Co center Group from
the nearest rail road point
The plan is 20 make stock-tarm-
ing proposition OF o. and each set
Her supplied With a certain number
of COWS brood sows, etc.
The purchaser OF 100 acres 20 get
ine use of balance OF the section for
term Of years under very favorable
Ieasp term
fixed price 20 be- placed on each
o.. the 3e improved quarters payable
10 cash. the balance 20 run for a
term OF 81 years payable per cent
ou the principal and 8 per cent in
i,rast each year payments 20 begin
al the end of two years from date o'
uurchase This would mean that ihe
settler viii have nothing 20 pay.
other than taxes. for two years after
making his purchase
Al the end OF o. wears The entire
debt will boz paid and boz such small
.rms that 20 Vlll be- burden 90
um
This plan. if adopted by tue come
many. win prove winner from 'b'
t,r, beginning and viii Dee a great
boon for the country
The fac, thar the s6 families boz
.,rf COLONY win be settled close 70.
s.ff.r. where they can have r'hool.
church. daily nail telephone and
....r couvcuiences. viii make theu
..r,euted and satisfied from The very
t.rInniug Contentment especially
...b the women and children. is The
.-sat secret OF settling people ou
,rsse ya. plains. and whore the set
clements are scattering and miles
sn- the women folks just won't
.. .alsned aad rouieu'rd
Dor obvious reasons. tho ooHmeH
....rF influence Vith tHo head. ~
ff.. great corporation. oppose 'he
colony plan. % is hoped however.
-tst the company viii De- liberal
.rotrh 10 AZ least Try out one coll
.rf
~ plan vill solve the problem
s.. nom and iu a F,rs frN years
,tsy aW find the remaining 'Hrat
raarters In earu section sreatIr en
tanced 10 value
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
GlliNAN NOTE WILL DECLARE
it~iINNh CARRIED ARMS
NNb CONTRABtND.
WILL Be GIVEN
american OFFICIALS SAY Ne british
Boat ia. Iiccn Allowed to
Leave Port
Aruri.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-
Until the official text has been
received of the reply TO the Am
crican note regarding the viola.
ton Of neutral rights in the war
zone, which will probably be to-
morrow, the President will reserve
comment. Il is known that the
United States 10 prepared to con-
rovcri every point mentioned in
the unofficial version Of the Ger
man note. The Government has
gathered evidence to
prove that the Lusi,ania carried
no guns and no explosives with
IN the meaning Of the American
statutes.
No British vessel has been al
lowed 10 clear from American
ports for several months carrying
gums. The United States holds,
moreover, that the carrying Of
arms and ammunition. or other
contrsband, does rot destroy the
international law which affirms
the right Of belligercnl merchant
men TO be searched, and the non
combatant passengers transferred
TO a place OF safety before the
vessel is destroyed.
The situation is made exceed
msly grave by the finding of the
committee appointed by Ambas-
sador Page, that the American
steamer Nebraskan was torpedo
led without warning by a sybma-
rinc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
SAYS TEuTONS
ASKED FOR PEACE
RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER NJ.
CLARES GERMANY NrtAAUs.
y TBh WANTED PIACE.


ny Associated Press
MILAN. May 90 Scrgius saza-
noff, the Russian foreign minister
interviewed by a correspondent of
The Sccolo, is quote as saying Il is
true that Austria and Germany az
tempted 10 secur" separate peace
with Russia. but that such a thing
was impossible "All the allies are
entirely ia accord. Sayauoff said.
consequently the war will continue
until it is possible 10 conclude 90
really lasting peace
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
MEXICAN CRISIS
SAID TO Be NEAR
PRESIDENT NAY DEMAND Tu\T
PEACE BE RESTORED NND
VI ONtI.
PEACE MUST Be SECURED
William Byrd M imrrican I, Re.
ported 20 Have iiecn
Killed Near
Iampicu


uy A..orated rrtt
WASHINGTON y g.. Nat 300
The Mexican situation agam arous
lnl intense interest thc President 70
is thought will demand settlement
oi the Mexican problem by ih, war
ring factions within short time n
This fails forthcoming stut,m.ui is
expected which will declare r1 ur
United States viii adopt some mean.
90 bring about peace
Coupled with thia prospective .H DO
scheme for relief of the food iua
ton IN Mexico boy the Red cross.
which has the approval of the prcsl-
dent
Officials refused 10 DENY today
that It the Mexican factions failed tu
bring about peace. there is grave
possihIlit, of American Intervention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
MS LAST MEMORIAL DAY.

Wheel out the chair. Mirandy.
hear the sound o. drums
An down the street beyond
know
The old procession comes
push me out next the curb. ms
dear.
Clean out upon the grass.
want to see my comrades
an
Say 'lIowdy," as they pass
There comes "Old Glory bless
heri
As proud an fine toby
As II there never was no blood
Spilled tWiNi the Blue and
Gray.
That band is maxim music.
eh?
But still banker wife
Fer one o. them old march
tunes on
\ plain old drum am uic
Here comes the boys' Mirludy
see.
There's Rob. an old cap
Lane.
A-marchiu' straight an proud
They was recruits again
An there's old Reu Mcclure
by iur.
A-surpin past as though
lie hadn't leu his ler down
South
Near nifty years ago
They see me. vile they re-
wayin' hands
Au' see EN- an salute
" TT I as "Nlllf N.NN lNNfN Ni
\ rencral. to boot
Hooray boy hip huoray
hoo.ayi
u my old legs was new,
You bet l'd bc out there iu
line
Again oh pards. with YOU
The sun seems titliu' darker
now
The sky o. mrum' era,
The boys. the flags, the iootin
bands
An seems SO fur away
Come 90 me. N.fe where are
YOU, Kate
Take hold my hand hear
a bugle suundiu taps
guess
Aye Cap'n lm lm
HEi,F,
lFords
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

fNH N f"|' N..."..
Dallas. clear and cool paris clear
SO. 90 Paso cloudy ss. Austin.
clear SIS Fort Worth cIe1r. sa.
Galveston. clear arf plea ant. san
Antonio. claudy ~. Cors.caua. hot
end clear. Tenrkana. clear. So.
sherman clear 81. H.Usb0ro clear.
SIS. Dsr'sou. clear So. Waco clear.
~. Wichita Fails cloudy s0 Way-
ahaehie clear s0. Houston, clear.
fs New OrIesu. clear and bot
MusEoT-e. clear co. shreveport
clear IS Memphis. clear 60 Mr.
,I@ster clear sU OElahoma CI'v.
clear .f. pa.'t valley r.err Hu.
hart clear. sH Enid. clear s0 ga
puIpa. clear and hot Guthrie clear.
go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
DIVER EXPLORES
SUNKEN VESSEL
BODIES WILL NOT IN REMOVED
JNTn. VESSEL REACHES
llAt;'fOE.

b Associated Press
HONOLrLU. MAY 90 No bodies
were found IN the forward hold of
the submarine "a. The diver was
unable 20 enter the middle hold The
exploration of the Vessel was halted
by am order from Washington 10
bring the hulk into tbe harbor be-
fore removing lbo bodies
After the search through the hold
OF the the wrecked submarine had
been stopped. the work oi lifting the
hulk was resumed lf is estimated
that 20 will be- several days before
the vessel is brought inside The har-
hor and raised to the surface
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

Former Police Lieutenant Charles
Becker convicted of thr murder ol
the gambler Hermann Ro.pufhal.
who's. la appeal ha# been denied
by the Court of Appeals OF New
York o. s practically certain that
Becker uU geo t0 tho death chair
chair
The picture shows Charlie. Bcck
er when Dee was "thc boss of NcV
Works strong Arm squad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

WASHINGTON D O. Mas 800
.GoycruUr Frank % W.Ils of ohio
is Co ho fHe principal p,lker af .Ue
Memorial day ror.Ise Goo morrow
at Arlington National rDmoicr, Th,
usual Dcremoui' Boo memory of in"
soldier buried u thu ..myt,r HiN
be- ho'I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

VIENNA. May go iu an afr raid
ON Venice laS' night by eeyerai
naval ayiators. a large number Of
bombs were dropped causing several
extensive fires iu and near the ar
seual Another bomb caused an eV-
plosiou iu Fort Nicolu This is Off
ciaily announced from 'he w1r of.
flee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

~ Associated Pres
TfINE. Italy May 90 s strong
Italian army is crossing The Isonio
River when this .s lone b. is be-
ucycd that a hard struggle will be
gin The AustrIaus have q strong
fortified base pu The loft bank of the
river where it BE- expected that they
nUl offer vigorous resistance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
WAR MEMORIALS
ARE INSPECTED
RATTLE ABBEY IOt ATEB At
RICHMOND CONTAINS MANY
TROPHITS OI WAR.


Sp-ra in The Nsr
RICHMOND. va. May 90 The
Confederate Memorial Institute. gen
orally known as the Battle Abbey.
Las been opened Tor Inspection iu
connection with The United Confed-
crate Veteraus reunion. which is 'o
bee held here June 10 o The ms
tiiute forms au interesting part OF
the collection o' permanent memor-
falls OF the civil War. .is promoters
having had Iu mind the memorial
izing Of the port played hy the South
iu tho great var events OF ufy years
ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
Germans And ,u,,rians Attacked.

MILAN, May 90 Nohs attacked
and sacked the residences of Ger.
mans and Austrians here today In
some cases the victims we're natural
ilcd Italians. with sons iu the Italian
army
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
KANSAS CITY IS
MLNiGEl BY FLOOD
HI--IJI.I tNp ARKANSAS RIVER
NI it''i;tEn nome GREAT
uANNGE.

.ITN May 29.-Fear of
HuI sf Kansas City has
' although preparation
made In the west bottoms
- H.a' The high water con-
'-r'.D'ed n a day or two
"rI m ihe flood situation a.
..".. "".Foou the ravages or IN.
Afrr n the central uas.
..'. rod Missouri and the sltua,s,,
Arkansas where the Ark.s,..
River s DOING great damage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
MISS uAtGIINESSN
SlttIMR~ 10 IiINESS

Miss Katherine }hln4incssy
daugh,ar OF . 81 Gughnost -p5
north Dicr"- street. died ihf morn
INK a3 . O'Clock after nm ms' o
about two weeks So arrangements
have Set been made for the funeral
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
TIHl ON SIEAMEH
mas HEM INItNGtlSHl.r g.


SAN FRANCISCO .aI May
The fire aboard fbr Steamer Na.N
nav vas c,'iuEuIthcH llf, today TI.
vessel bad drtiod tn a point '0r.
miles south uf here N.nu. The IHf
various ships summoned Boy nIrr..-
searched tor tHo burning Steamer
An tho rrru are believed f0 Boz 1i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

Ny Associated irfru
WASHINGTON. % o. May
/ The State Department has made bon
uuiry through the cousuls 90 Nmp
Cruz aud 1ampicu. into the reported
KILN of William Byrd lr NmerI
can by NcNicans at Tumpico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30

~ N"-TITHTTU TTTHH
LONDON. May GO The casualty
list Of the British hattlcship Triumph
torpodocd of the cost of the CALI
poii peninsula shows three officer
aud eleven men. known dead and
tour hundred and twenty men miss
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
j, - N.si;:f N.:'f:sf L: s:i.s:s Z e

thRt tbG attacks on vessels would
cease pending negotiations. has
admittedly -rcatly increased the
tension of our relations with Ger
many.
There Is widespread spccula-
i'en regarding the course OF the
American Government IN connec-
uor with thy German notes. II
De- believed thai Washington will
send , promp, enswer, with a
sis,om.aj ai the facts rs under
stood ty the United States and
federation cf the demand for re-
Eargli0r for past events, and a
rraranleo as 90 The future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30
THE WEATHER


For West Texas generally fair
Sunday and Monday Yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-30


The building. completion oi which
awaits the return of the artist. Char
les Rofihaucr. from 'he European
war. stands .n the western part OF
Richmond. in the center OF O. five
acre park. sIft from the state OF
Virginia Ground fDr The structure
uas broken January O. 900. aud the
corner stone was laid the following
May The hui'ding b. located ON %
raised terrace q broad flight OF stone
steps nankcd oH either ..de by bal.
uirade leading from OBI, entrance
90 the lower levels of 'Ue terrace.
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throughout afh Indiana meatonc.
consists of central pavilion aith
a wing ou either side fUe total
length being 100 feet uu1 fHr height
from rho terrace level fu fHr tD the
p'rape' being - feet .f fle main
entrance r O. poriirD n. '.u. Stone
column. Df Romau-iouU design .a
feet .n he.aht The tpH WINGS ou
the outside ore divided .'o panel.
by meaus OF pilasters of light pro.
Icg'iou and below 90, ..u.er are
large stones. Uhich. IL D.. p.aHed a.l
bo transformed into carved panels
to serve al memorials 0f s0m, o'
the great events which fis building
is designed f0 commcmorafr
Famous Paintings In Library.
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knoeu as fhe Memorial Room for
the decoration uf which Tt.ul. O.
Ryan of Nep York and virF a con-
trIhu'ed l1rre Sum Mr. UHfHu.r
has been engaged t0 decorate fHe
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library ON one eide viii HUl "a
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Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-07-28
ANNOUNCES FOR PROSECUTOR

Searcy, July 23. State Senator Elmo CarlLee, we'll known attor- ney of Augusta, Woodruff county spent yesterday in Searcy attend ing court and presenting his claims as a candidate for prosecu ting attorney to succeed Hon. J. N. Rachels, who is serving his second term.
 Mr. CarlLee is actively in the running for prosecutor of the first Judicial Circuit, as is also Atty. c. c. Mckay of Bald Knob. This race promises to be free for all contest by Jan., 1, when it IS be- heved that at least two other as- pirants from St. Francis or Lee counties will get into the race.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-07-28

 railroad and the public said
  public public sentiment elective in results is legislatures   still a Moreover  cherish railroads the railroads though
  
  practically determined. The situation therefore that the people through their 
 
  The natural competition between the railroads and the natural desire
  much than it willing to Continuation this will
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-07-28

A jury verdict in favor of the defendant company was returned
 Fourteen true bills of indict- ment have been returned by the grand jury. An indictment was returned against John Best, al- legged slayer of Will Bishop, at Russell, and his trial date has been named for next Friday.
 Thomas and Robert Fisher of Clay township have been indicted for the double assassination of Joe Walls and Callie Smith, near short postoffice, July 6, and their trial date has been named for Monday, August 2.
 It is probable that the labors of the grand jury will be ended today.
 The criminal docket began Mon day, July 26.