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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-26
CARRIzOzO 6 Ell PAso O

The game OF base ball on the
local grounds Sunday between the
I'll Paso shop team and Carrizozo
was well attended by the local fans
and an interesting game was played
although the score wns rather one
sided, being 8 to 0 in favor of CARR.
2ozo, This is the worst drubbing
that our boys have ever been able
to put over on the III Paso team,
but II proves one thing conclusively
that our boys when given a little
practice aud are in proper condition
are sure some ball players El
Paso's fielding was very good but
the local team had them oulclassed
in batting A return game will
likely be PLAYED at an early date
Rev. II. l. Day, former pastor
Of the local Baptist Church, but
who has been engaged as state
evangelist with headquarters ut
Tueumcarl since leaving Carrlzozo.
stopped over here between trains
Monday while en- route to III paso
on business visit.
Under Sheriff John b. Baird
went TO Gallup Tuesday for a wit.
ness to be used in the Kimmons
murder case. He returned Friday
evening.
Mrs. h. J. Shuda and children
left last night for a two weeks visit
with Mr., Shulda's parents at Belle
vile, Kansas. From there she will
go to Gslesburg, ILL.,, where she will
spend sometime visiting relatives.
h Koonce. who has been In Carl.
zozo for the past three weeks left
Monday morning for Encinoso Ia
teach three months term OF
school, taking the place Of s. r,
Moss who resigned on account OF III
health.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-29

Tns JoarnAa ao1 aswsy
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-29

Journal wsny a>s ming results
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
Nod) nidt erlcbigt.
9ic lcibisc 9miitania slfiaire ,biingt"
in,mer md iu gSaibinatpn.

@albinstpn. Is. Oft. stab
elmer 8e1prehung nit bem Hralibenten
llnb chem telcpbpnild5en Geiprah nit
Dem Gtaatsratbe Golf CAB Ser Sefrez
tdr hes Soerru @ilion. Soiepb Sllnullz
tp. bcute bic grfldr,lng aus, bab alle
Mahrihten, nas Staatshepartement
batte Die 2lliitania slffaire NIT
9eutidlanb nad belien sluffaIluns,
oaB bie @erienfllng bes Sdiffes i1riz
ittld screhtfertigt pdre, enbeiiltig er~
leSigt. .ahlolllt erpiybtet" iinp.
Staatsratb Golf beItdtiate ipater
antlid. bab bic Iebte peutltbe 9lote in
Se5u9 atf Sen 2ulitania Sail bon,
Staatshepurtcment nidt uls enbaiiltig
annebnbar acceptirt iporhen ipdre.
@einer ser 9ean,ten ipnIIte aber iaseu,
1pann Sic slffuire ennlid) slln Gbe
IhluHe eebradt inerhen ipiirbe, aber
sllles pelltet oarauf bin, ipie aud 6err
'9plf anbelltete, bob Ser 2lliitatius Sail
crit nod Der Babl { vslbul ou Heet ber
6unb be9raben!" Sem seter gins cii1
GAiiblid)t auf.) nod)mals bisfl,tirt unt
erlebt9t tpcrSen lol.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
&Du 2onbDu ucr1cimlidt.
8ei lettem 3eppeliuangrifi AGO @eriu=
neu sctDbtet unb $10,0O0,OOO
Sad,iIjabst anasrid.c:,

8erlin, 1S. Sft.. brabtlos iiber
'Sabpille. Sic pffi5telle lleberiees sMah@
ri6tenasentur beridtet beute, hab BET
BENT lebten 3eppelinanariff ullT 2pne
DON am %. Septelnher nod Ben be-
glaltbigten Mnsla9en bon slugenscugcn
bltrb peutIhe 8pmbcn iiber 400 @ial1n
i'll oen @rin1sbp 9arrafen ltno rltnp
so Seelelte allf einem britild,en &rell=
ger, Ser BON cillen Spreneseidulle aus
Der 6Dbe gctrpffen ipurbe, eetnotet
ipuroen. @an5 belonbers pieIe Gebdll<
Sc lpIlen in Ser Hcgentltrabe III 2pu1
bpn burh Die 8nmben 5eritDrt lpprbell
iein lnb Scr 9elann,te bon Sen Sep
pelinen aneerid1tetc Sadldaoeu miro
nit 6lrei alillionen 9funo Sterling
angesebell.
9tah Sen @eridten Ser Mllsen5euse1,
lollen iiber 100 @,ebdllbe in 2rnbot
gan5 5erltort ooer 1htrer beIdabist
iporben iein. Sn eincm iiiblibeu @orz
prte Spnbpns lp,rbe cine N1lnitionsz
fabrif in Die 2uft seiprenst. Sn 2iper@
ppol ipllroen cine Sriife, giienbabnse~
leiIe ltnb biperie Sanfs 5eritDrt. Sll
ben @rin1sbp Sarrafen bradten @oinz
ben iiber 400 Suloaten Sen Soo. Gin
&rcu5er nit bier Sd1urnlteinen iplroc
eetrnffen, lppbei lnscfibr leh5is Sec
Iellte lmfumeu. Sn &prtsn,putb ipnrbe
cine MIfnboIfabrif serltnrt, loipie 5ipDli
8ubnipagen nit 9ferhen fir bas Seer.
Nud in Spill 1inb 9eebs iuurhen Walz
nitipnsfabrifen, 8ubnltationeu llnl
anbere @,eballbe ppn zen 8ombcn ge=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
Mniere sdQnoe.
&eir 9rDteit mebr sesen bic iuiQfiirlidJe
Eoitseniur ber Mlliirtcn m5glifJ.

Us ington, 1S. Oft. Geitz
Dem Die &ereinigten Staaten in benz
yfotcnaustanld nit gnslanb unb
Sranfreif iiber bic 3cniur Ser an1eriz
fanilden 9plt entidieoen Sen fiirseren
se5pgen BADEN, miro es bie gunoess
re9ierune, lpie jebt feltltebt, allf fetue
peitere araftprpbe mebr anfommen
lallen, lonoern lioh banlit be9niigen, Sic
etgere Sbipdcbe unter Dem @eriuch su
perbergen, bur6 8pnferen8en slpilhen
oem Staatslefretar llnb bem britilden
8otlGafter iuetligltens Elm tbeilpeiies
einbcritdnbnib 5ll er5ielen. llnb ioIlten
aud, oiele 8eratbuneen feblIdlaeen.
Damn lrirb man sdnslih bonn bobcn
8oB berablteieen uno Die ihieosgez
ri6tlide 8eileeung Ser einlhldgigen
6rasen beantraaen. asan pergeiie
ni6t: Gin Sdiebsaeriht tiir anerfanne
te, bolferredtlide @rlluoiate.
@as Ben SalI Ser @ereillistengtaaz
ten am neiiten Ibabist, lit Sic aus ber
britiid) iran51lildeu anttpprhlpte ere
lidtItde emp0renoe Sbatlad,e, oaB ba5
Staatsamt Ben frieefiibrenoen Mat=
ten bas 3edt 5uipradb auf Ser Sll6e
nad 8annlraare amerifanilde 8riefe
5il Dffnen. Sa bas ntdlt in benu for
mellen Grotcir Ser @ereiniateu staaz
ten aeidab, erideint Ser gdInB se&
redtfcrti9t, oob Sen 4Iiirten aus
BaIbinston neben Dem forme(len &ro@
tcit nod cine al,bere @eritanbisung 5u~
ging, sic man obne Sipeifel Ser Gef=
fentlidteit porentbalten bat.
GieIe sebeime 9apte ntubtc bie @uss
leeuns 5lllailen, baB Bic alliirte Senz
iur ba5 Iedt beliet, ibre gfahforz
ld)unsen audi auf Sie amerifaniid)e
8riefpolr us5ube5nen, Elm Suaez
it11dpnib, ourd bas @aibinstpn Der
britilden llnb fransoiiihen Aegierllng
in cine niehlide biplon1atiide Sale
aeaanaen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
&lcint ariegSnad)ridten.
Seine aQsemeine @ebrpflidt fir
eSrlanb.

Comb on, 1S. Gtt. an5eiben baz
fir, oab Die enslilde Nesierung iid
nidt nit ben @eoanfen trast, in Der
alcrna6iten 3utunft Die allgemeine
Bebrpflibt III Srlano ein5ufiibren,
pareu in einer 3ebe entbalten, Die Der
arieasiefrctar 2orb 9erbp inn Gberz
bauie bielt. gr ertlarte, bab bieie
'6raae porlaufis offen selaIien niirbe,
llnb DOB Die enslilden Nilitdrbeborben
beabli6tiaen .einen neren slufruf na9
Sreiipilligen in Srlano gu erlalien,
oem nboffentlid iii Ser eriparteten
@etle cntlproGeri lperben ipirb."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
Wemnitionslieferunsem ans Der edueis
fir Gttente etngeihranft.

Gen f, iiber 2onoon, 1S. Sft. Sic
sdmei5er 9iesieruns bat infolee bon
ipirtbldaftliden @ereinbarun9en, Sic
NIT 3ellti6lanb eetroffen lporben linb.
an Die Gdlpei8er Sabrifcn oas @erbot
erlaIlen, Whnitiou on Sic @ntentez
madte 5u liefern, lpenn bieie Sabrifen
9beutlde aoblen ooer beutl6en stabl
brau6en. gttpa $4,000 Mann ru6gcn
bllrd) bielc Mabnabme arbeitslps tperz
ben.
ltnmeuse,t gabaf ppm @uglamb
beiMagnabmt.
2onbot1, IS. DIT. @rpBe 2abunz
gen bon Sabaf, bie bon Sen Ser. Staoz
ten nadl bolldnbil6en llno lfanbinqpi<
1den @dfen beltinunt iinb, iperben IN
2onbon 5llriid9ebaltenL neil Die el,sz
liibe Negierll1,s scltenb ntaht, bab
Die @erlenber nid)t Die 8eitimmllneen
befulst baben, ipona6 MIR 2abunser,
Die ppr benz 4. slngult be5ablt unb Dor
ben 80 Mnsult abeeianbt lpurben Iinb.
nad neiltralcn 5afen lpeiterbeforbert
iperoen bi.rfen.
8albineto 0 II, 1s. CIT. Sic Sc
tenirllns Ser Gabafienoun9en aug Sen
Ser. Gtaaten na1 nelltralen 2dnbern
biirfte cmpfinblide @erluite fir bie
amerifnnildcn abienber 5ltr Solse ba<
ben. Ser @ertb bes 5uriidgebaltenen
Eabafs miro auf $1,5O0,0oO beran=
|Idlagt.
Giierne @iuge brad)ten s,uei Niillioneu
Wiarf.
81 e.ip Dorf. IS. Gft. 9llrd Sic
in Mnstallid) bon @plb ltnb Gplbes-
ipertb felt DEM 26. sllsuit 1914 bon
Der 2eutlhen &oiltnrilhen G}elellldaft
beg Staates geip yorf sl,n 3tpede ser
Qinberltn9 ser arieesrtptb i'm alte,t
@aterlanbe llllb Sen 2dnbern ieiner
0erbiin0eten beraussabten eiieruen
Minge, li1b biz iebt bon Der @iiltnriz
|lbe,1 @elellidaft, Sen berIdiebenel1
Staatsberbanben bes 8. q. Natinnal<
bnnbes llnb anberen @ilfsaeleuihaften
in nabesu alien staaten ,tnb gerritnri<
en- ser Linton llnb aud in a,lberen 2drl%
bern ipeit iiber 5ipei Mtllipnel1 Wart
ibrer 8eiti,nm,tns 5usefiibrt tuorben.
Sic 3abl Ser beraus9abten 9fin9e unb
Mnslpansen lit nebr ais breibunbert<
taulenb.
Amerifaniider Dsprbbnbe aefallen.
9tei paben, Conn.,, 18. Sit g.
g. @alfer, Elm Genior Der gale ltnis
oeriitat, fat bente bie saadri6t crbalz
L
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

biet, fiibltb bon &ronltaot, lpieber sur
SfTenlipe sesen Die gtreitfrdfte Der
3entralmadtc IN giebenbiirgen iiber=
eesansen iinb. Nrf Ser sansen
sdladtfront in sen &arpatben lollen
Die beftigen @nsriffe Ser 3cutlden l,nb
Sclterreider bisber b6llig er9ebniblos
9eipelen fem. SIM Mugemeinen lautet
Der bentisc rllnlanilhe 5agesberi6t
lcbr vlieaesseipiB".
2pn DON, IS. Sft. SIZE lebtcu bon
8ufarelt borliesenben 9cpe5hen oeu=
ten oaranf BIN bob in all Sen licben-
bi:rgiId5en @renSpaiien nod auberlt err
bltterte &fc im @anse Iino. @ie
bic 9epei6en aus Ser rln,dl1ilden
6auptitaot Ia9en, ipl,roe ser Mucfsua
Der rumanild)en grneen in giebenz
biiracn bauptlddlicb baour6 n6tbig,
DAB Die 16irerc grtil(erie Ser bel1t1bc1
gno Diterreicbiib llnsarilbcn Srup<
pen ber rllmanildJen an gra9ipeitc be-
DelltenO iiberleacu 1T
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
WoQen bic &epnblitaner NooleDelt los=
lDfrDen?
Sentattnnelie yta&rtd)t oes ,,Gbieaso ,Sonrnal"
itber 0eriprebungeta Des S,errm S9ugDes
an oentid)e 8aitoren.
Seoenaus 1T Der aaip um sas beutde gotnm enbrannt
Ger rhbere Sannelsierfer Sage ht in auee repubfan
idem @efnnnnssumidnunng ennseidncnbe 9ebc

tanooat Su9hes oa @erer1no Ser gusl1
Ses Joolebclt len g1ues
oaran Den repubifaniden aanbboeu @ert fno epph
nid rt 9lau6baft Charles goo in z
noutee cSoo 9ft 0n96es @rno ooieoeltier @ra6Ie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
iplrben Sic slrtillerieouelle ltcaenipeil,
duberlt Iebbaft."
Neiualtigc ncntide 9lngriffe.


duberit lebbaft."
@eiualtige ncntide Mngriffe.
9saris, 1S. Sft. 9as fronsDIiibe.
8riegsatnt melbet bel1te. bab bie9eutS
Idben brei ,1abtppue 4neriffe seoen bieI
frnn5Dliihen Gtellungen BEL Saillbz
gaiui1el oil Der CONNIE Sront ridz
'teten. Sic 6ran5oien bebaupten, alle
lire Stellunsen 9ebaIten llnb bcm
l@esner Idipere gerllllte bei9ebra6t su
baben.
ssu Ser 11m9ebltltg bon @ernp ellz
Gallterrc selana es ben 9e,ltlhen, III
einein fran50iiiden sdiitensraben Ser
erlten 2inie Sllb 5u falien, ood lpllen
tie ipdter ipieber bertrieben iporben
fein.
@egen als Gntitbmlbign,tg.
2pnbpn, 1S. Sft. Sn bem ben=
tigen EagesberidJt Scr ensliiden Sec
resleitllns beibt es furs ltnS nidtslaz
|genb: 0grptbem sic sanse pprige9iabt
lll Der Srlegsfrpnt e1n Detf19er Negetl
|nieberftel, nabten ipir bod an berz
|fbieoenen Stelleu 8tpilhen Der GILBERT
8apanme 2anbitrabe uno 9essboeltfs
Snrtldritte nnb braebte,, eirigc (D
@efan9ene cil,.
StalieniidJer n@etterbcrid)t".
Str M, iiber 2onoon. 1s. Sft. @iee
berbplte Mnsriffe Ser Geiterreiber an,
Mnte galubio, im aiiitenaebiet, am
Gonntag unb Monta9, ipllrben abgez
| Idlagen, ipie ber 9ienstaasberi6t Der
italieniideen 8eeresleit,uns mclbet. sln
Ben n,eiIteu Sroutabldnittcu ipllrben
Die Sperationen burd lt,1siinltiaes
@etter aebcmmt. SIM @ebirge lift itarz
fer Sbneefall.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

(Sortietuns allf @eite 4.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

(Jortiesung ani ser 4. Seitc.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

eeNtN'f, NI~N'DNs i.tSN't' 'puApS- pSl Jtuu0uyI
Der ru,ndniibeu glrmeen in giebeu@
biir9cn bauptlddlid) baburd) n1tbia,
baB Die i6irerc Irtillerie Ser beut5ben
gnb Diterrcidiid unsarilbcn Grup<
pen ber rllnarli1dJen an Traalpeite be-
beuterb iiberlegen lit.
Bon oer @ettfront.
StalieniidJer &reu5cr turpebirt.
8erIin, iiber Sappille, 49,. Oft.
Sier ipllrbe beute amtli6 befannt gez
geberL bab aut Z. Sftpber Elm oeut<
ides gaubbnot i'm W1ittellanbilcber
,Wlecre ben italienii9en gcl9iieteu
areu5er o2pbia1 torpeSirt nnD lbipcr.
bel@abist bat. Sic 2pbia ipllroe i'm
Sabre 1912 bonn Gtapel geIailen llnb
batte 5000 Sonnengebalt. Ser Baliz,
preis hes Sdiffes betrug iibcr flint
Mtllionen Sire.
Sic lette bemtidc Nselbnng.
8erIin, iiber 2onbon, IS. Oft.
9ie 1patere belltige GcrDffentlidung
oes G,roben 5auptquartiers bclast
|baB fran50liide slnsriffe BEL Morpal
unb Gancourt nDrblid Ser Spnme
|abgel6lagen ipltrben. slucb ,britildz
|fran5olilcbe gprlt0be BEL sbieppal,
Gpurcelette rnb 8ouuabesnes iparen
Sebli6lase. sluf beiben geiten bon
gaucourt 2'sl6bape erltifte bas bellt~
Tide Spcrrfeuer alle 4neriffsberiitde
Ser @riten i'm Seine. NDrblib bon ber
CONNIE finoet eiu beiber Irtiaeries
fampf Itatt.
@riten nmb Sralt5pIen abseidlascn.
8crli II, iiber Qpnbpn, IS. DIT.
Ser a,ntlidbe Sagesberidt bes beut<
Iideu @auptquartiers brtngt iiber Sic
aricgsla9e I'M 8eiten .vtelbun9en iiber
abseldlasene feinblide slusriffe.
/ IDauptld6lih BEL @llellbecpurt llnb
9aillp, ioipie alleriparts idpere @rtil<
|leriegefedte. Ser 8ert1t lautet:
ugei Der Nrmeesrltppe oes Soer5oss
glbredt bon g8iirtten1berg (6lanbern)
lparen al, berlhieoenen stcllen lebs
| bafte Acknowledgements l1no Seuersc<
jfedte.
o8ei Ser glrmeeeruppe bes &rpn<
prin5en &llpreht ppn Bapern tparell
lnnlcrc Stellltnsen su beioen seiten
Der Waas ben gar16eu Montag llrter
] beftiaem @eidiibfeuer, bas mir nidt
minber itarf ertpiberten. sseinblt6e
Nngriffe in Der @esenb bon Gue,lbez
court brabcn lnter lniercm Seuer
5ulqmmen. ltnlere Slicserbeobabter
ftbaten beionbers quite 9ienlte in Der
8cpbadtllng llnb 2eitllng BEG Seuers
'gegen bie feinolicben 8atterien.
1 Mn1 slbcnO erfoleten Mngrtffe in
4 iiiblider Mi6tung a,lf unierc sipi1he,,
/, @ltellbecourt ltnb Gaillp seIcsencn 2iz
lnien l1nb auf uniere stellunsen ,,Dro%
lid bon Sresnes uno Maaancourt
(iiibli6 Der gonlll.e). ganbe @uelloee
court bradben bie slneriffe unter unlez
rem Sperrfener suiamntel1. Nabe Sails
llp unb ssresnes ipllrben lie onr68anbz
aemenee absei6laset1. lin etlibe fleine
@rabenablbaitte Daucrt Ser 8anpi
nod fort.
vllnicre &fflicser baben le6s
|feinbIibe slcroplane abseidolien, bon
oencu brei bintcr Sen feinbli6en 2iz
|nier our grbe ficlen Sarptnann 8Dlz
fe bat 5tpci feinblide @i1inen fampfz
Illnfabig gemadbt.
.slrmcesruppe bes 9eutlden &rpns
|prinscn: Sssn Der gbampasne tp,lrbe
|ein fransDiiiber Nngriff n0rolid bor
2eme snil abgeIdlasen. Sn Sen @rgon=
linen llno an Der 0anas (gerbunfront)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

VSSFF VttUt1t Utt Jt8VI UHTgVTl5Ht,
BOB llnlere Siirser auf Sdliffen
frieafiibrenber Mdtbte Sen 0Sean
bllrd,frell5en fDnnen. Sic @e9el lit une
antaltbur. bas internationale Gcieb
bari nid)t perlest iperbcn. Mbcr Sic He@
gel lpuroe fnlld) fprlnlllirt. Sic nubte
10 lallten, BOB unlere @iirger Sen Csc
on aui Shiffeu triegiiibreuSer Madte
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
Ser9eblidt MaS .der ber Nuiirten.
Nnifen, 8ritem nno sranaoien ttiirmem erfolglos
8e8em ote oeutidben GitenmaMern an.
0ie Wfosfomir beeben in gulbpnen moblperoeu Siebe
9ie @nmaun cnen bccm ia halt acbpen u
'piter be5ieben in Bulbpnieu ipoblusroiente Sebe.

u1mcstage Der grnecn 2nnan Gr5
Neue Mieicnnerlul 9Run spe gd1atfeoeru
babn anidcneno bebeucn riide gtarfnaen crbalten
grin San5oien agedlagen gnaanber endlbioen
lub NUT idedten sseter - 9auptmann g6be bolt 5ue
feinhlibe 8lueuge bcrunter ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-26


Billy Rossman, 6, 1888 S. Oakley
av., killed when brother swung bat
as he was stealing home. Hit over
heart.
Newly uncovered evidence indi-
Gates that padding of water bureau
payTOlls has gone on for six years.
Sanda and Carrie Matson, IS and
IS, 1920 Wrightwood av., and Alice
Smith, 1927 Fletcher, ran away to
bum to Aberdeen, S. D. Got tired.
Slept on mayors lawn. Police got
'em.
VIM. Lesley, 521 Wells, drenched
with boiling oil from tank wagon on
municipal pier. Serious.
Mrs. Seymour, 1906 w. 18th, dead.
Unconscious from gas May goth.
Burglars got $500 in ValuabTes
while family of L. B. Walton, E.
Elm, was out.
Calvin Brown, 1885 w. Madison,
chauffeur, freed of blame in death of
Paul Pegram, 5, slain by fenderless
auto truck.
Walter Mcclure, chief of police,
Lake Forest, and two detectives sued
by J. W. Kidd, who was held on sus-
piCiOn.
DR.. J. N. VoIicos, 631 N. Dearborn,
and DR.. B. F. Haag held by U. S.
sleuths for alleged violation of drug
laws
Jos. Rushkewicz, 1886 w. Chicago
av., installed as trustee of sanitary
district
Edith Heppney, 3, 62Os Langley
av., killed when motorcycle she
played with toppled over on her.
Margaret HoteIIing, 3, 1921 W.
57th. wandered away from home. /
Cared for by Hotel Hayes until po-
lice. found mother.
Catherine Dorsey, 35, 1876 S. Hal
sted, dead. Swallowed poison We'd !
nesday night in Union Park.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-26

? III NN(A4N4 WV ~ An EAON(
Dan Watkins, 2731 Indiana av.,
printer, got $4,000 by will of late
aunt.
Thos. Kelly saved lives of two boys
who were drowning off foot of Cor
nelia st. Russell Elderkin, s, 1922 w.
Adams, had jumped in to save broth
er, 6 years old.
c. c. King, 1911 S. Michigan av.,
aided girl with dizzy spell" Minus
purse with S45.
Mrs. Edith Winter, 1892 Cottage
Grove av., freed in morals court
when she promised to leave town.
Special deliveries until II p. m.
and one regular delivery to be made
on Decoration day.
Women want business men of the
Assn of Commerce to march in suf-
frage parade.
Thos. Gill and Francis Dunno, por-
tiers, held for theft of $4,000 Jewels
of Mrs. NJ. G. Edwards, Shreveport.
Mrs. Mary Seminal, 1925 Vim
Cennes av., shot in nose by air rifle
in hands Of negro boy in passing car.
Boy held.
Geo. Vannesste, IS, and Edward
Winkleman, IA, captured by police
before they shot Indians they were
after.
Geo. GIossick, Pip w. Superior,
and Jas. Sloan, 1885 N. Richmond,
held Tried to steal auto in loop, po--
lice say.
Mrs. Mary Rossow, 1855 N. West
ern, got warrant for hubby. Nom
support charged.
Mrs. Martha GIaVan, indiana Har-
Dor, got divorce because she was a
war bride"
Berwyn refuses Met al" permits
sion to build spur to auto speedway
llnlass II will hI1ild hranch line To
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-14
The Slogan Of
Today
American Made Goods for Americans

entails sacrifice of quality when applied to psnofor
American pianos world Enbodyng half
peuen preferred leading American Educational nsttu
WERS AND POND leading position
among value and ultimate cannot be
surpassed b, any buy.
No matter what wish to into we have
grands players the upnghs
medium priced modest position you best
do not feel that position 10 buy let
the slightly used traded and shop
pianos No what please and
nently
investigate partial payment plan you
department is surpassed by none. Ask volrne ighbor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-14
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons an toxins from
system before putting more
food into stomach.
Says Inside bathing makes any
one look ard feel clean,
sweet ana refreshed.

wash Yourself on '.r inside hr'or,
breakfast UNr EU. o. ou Che Ouf-l0,
This Is vastly more Important because
the sNn pores Ho NJ absorb iwnuri-
ties into the ..ood causing iliuu-s.
while the bowr. Hor, 10
For every ounce e.. food an drink
taken into th0 stomach. nearly an
ounce 81 waste o -'yial must he
carried ol' uf f.a De 10 this waste
material is uo' lin mated day .E day
% quickly Torment and generates
rn ous eases md toxins which are
absorbed or sucked into the hInsl
stream. thrUurl the mph ducts which
should -lCE only uu-ishmcut iu sls-
cain .ac body
s splendid 'calir measure D. 20
DRINK. before real f-f each day. a
glass, nf r,N ut FHfe- With a tea.
nodrful of 'iuastor phosphate IN D.
which IS "a Irml,.s way 20 wash
these po.sous ease aud toxins from
Oh. stomach live. kiduor5 and
bowels. Thus clca n-. sVte'rninE
.rT irosheu.U h. entire Jlm,uDry
.utl bcior utti. more food into
'.. stomach
4 quarter nuni ~ Limestone phos-
plate costs Do yer Ii',ie 40 the ,Eug
lore but is ficI,gf 90 make anyone
Zoo enthusiast IN undertaking Men
ad women Rho H-e accustomed %
wake vp wi. A tHl. aching head or
have fgrrei '0uglg bad taste nasty
breath. a'lov c5rrlcvi0n. others who
hIye bilious 1'taCks. acid stomach or
constipation ARE assured OF pro-
ruanced BOOB uscm,ut ia both health
.uI Appearance shortly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-14
If Hairs Your Pride
Use Herpicide

It's Easy 20 Get on The News Want
td Page lust Phone al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-14
If Hairs Your Pride
Use Herpicide

as easy 20 get on the News Want
Al PAGE Just phone t7i
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-26
LEATHER SO SCARCE
WE MAY GO UNSHOD
magnates of Shoemaking to Take Up
Problem with Government-Wood-
en- Shoes Perhaps.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 26-If YOU
like to 90 around barefooted, or if YOU
have always secretly envied the Dutch
man his wooden shoes, you may enjoy
the latest developments in the council
OF war of the heads of the country s
shoe industry, representing one billion
dollars of capital, now on at the cham
Der Of commerce here.
After it had been admitted at to-
days session that short skirts, bv in
viting higher boots for women, have
helped to boost prices, and it had been
suggested that relief might be found
by using shark instead Of calfskins, OF
cloth instead of leather tops, it was de-
cided that the only hope Of keeping the
cost of footwear from soaring is the
effect reciprocity agreement by which
foreign countries-especially Russia
will release COW and calfskins now held
back by war embargo.
A special committee was appointed to
90 to Washington and try to arrange
with the state department and the rep
.resentatives of foreign governments
for the importation of hides. A. c.
McGowin of this city, who presided al
the session, said:
1.-The object of this conference from
our viewpoint is to receive suggestions
that may show us a way prices can be
kept from getting into a position that
will make it almost impossible foI
some people to wear shoes, which con
dition of affairs seems likely from pres
eut conditions