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The Denver star., 1918-08-17
Boulder Notes

Mrs. George Morrison will be host.
ess for the Cedar Art and Literary
Club Thursday afternoon the 18TH
Miss Fannie Givens lectured last
Tuesday evening at Allen Chapel A.
NJ. E. Church. She spoke OF many
good things to upbuild the Negro race
Miss Givens is an artist from Louis.
vile, Kentucky. While in the city she
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
White.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison and
mother. of Denver motored to Boul.
der Sunday. They were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. F. Basket. Mrs
Basket is the mother of Mr.. George
Morrison.
Mr. o. w Stevens was called home
Sunday. He was here visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevens.
Mr.. Stevens lives in Idaho
Miss Julia Winn has been sick but
is getting along nicely at this writing.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson. the Boul-
der hairdresser is open for business.
When in Boulder stop at 2O11 Goss st.
and look over her line Of toilet arti-
cles. She will be pleased to have you.
Rev. j. NJ. Endicott was in Chey-
enne. Wyoming a few days with Bis
hop II. B. Parks.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

1t also appears to me that when
prejudices persist obstinately 1t is the
fault of nobody SO much as those who
make a point of proclaiming them in.
superable as an excuse for never join.
ing in an attempt to remove them.
Any prejudice whatever will be insur.
mountable II those who do not share
in it themselves truckle to It and
fatter it and accept it as a law of ma
ture.-John Stuart Mills.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Will William ~ Vaile stand tied to
the principles of human rights a.
against special privileges to any spe-
cial class? Will he. when in Washing
ton pay any attention to the N. A. A.
Z. r. of Denver and of Nation. when
asked to act? VIII ne, II nominated
ana Elected be the same VIM. N. Vaile
10 you and then, as now? VIII h
Try and help us secure Negro appoint,
ments to positions in Washington n
tney are eligible and capable? To ali
these questions the Star answers
Yes" that from our knowledge or
the candldate. we believe that he will
ring true. Get behind him and talk
his name to your friends. Negroes.
only put your friends in Office. The
Star thinks this man is really on the
square from his heart and not from
bis Inns
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
POCATELLO. NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

Mrs. Dora Peterson, from Kansas
and other Eastern points. MrsW. NJ.
Laster, of McGill. Nevada.
Four of our boys volunteered for
service this week and after passing
the examination We're sent to Camp
Logan, Colorado. They are: r. Dix.
on. w. NJ. Clark. II. Mccullough and
William Thompson.
Mrs Mack Johnson is Sick-listed this
seek.
Mr.. J. A. Whitaker is located at
PondeXter's Tonsorial Parlors, 134 So.
First Avenue, where he is making lots
of friends. His work is first class and
trial is all he asks.
Mrs. C. C. Early is new subscriber
for the Star.
neal go to Mrs. Laster's place, 339
North Third Avenue.
Mr.. o. b. Denney is now at Mr..
Boyd's place. 140 South First Avenue.
where he will be glad to meet all of
is old friends.
The Hodcarriers have elected new
president for their Union. Mr.. C. H.
Harris is Financial Secretary. We re.
gret to report that Mr.. Harris is to
leave us soon. as he is called to ST.
Louis Mo. to the bedside of his sicE
mother He says that he will not re
turn to this city again. We are sorry
to lose him. and the Union, as well.
will miss him.
Mr.. Buddy Worth of Ogden. Utah.
was in our city this week shaking
hands with his many friends.
The speech made to our boys by
Mr.. Boyd on the afternoon of the 5th
inst. just before they entrained for
Camp Lewis, will be long remembered.
When Mr.. Boyd stopped speaking
tnere were few dry eyes in the crowa.
Yes. am making small salary loans.
When in need of little money. COM
to me; ! will fix you up. C. c. Young,
7O9 So. Third.
The Reverend has donned suit of
overalls and is playing safety first"
at the shops. | overheard some Nom
bers of his congregation speaking this
week. saying that they were going to
pay in their dollar money on or be
fore the 2Sth of this month. to the
Reverend. Now, will they do it?
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
DEARFIELD SETTLEMENT GROW
ING IN IMPORTANCE.

The man who had the vision in mind
to lay out the Dearfield Settlement and
Townsite is man to whom more than
passing credit should be given. Even
the concept is great to possess. The
Settlement is beginning to show signs
of a great future. Those pioneer far
mers who pulled up stakes in town and
settled upon the bare sandy prairies
of sage bush and cactus are the peo-
pie to whom Colorado and the Negro
race owes Unreasonable credit for
their grit and push-to-win spirit. They
had many lessons of hardship to learn
and they paid the old teacher Expe
rience her price. They soon learned
that instead of working to take care
of the farm. that the farm must be
SO handled as to care for them. To do
so live stock, poultry, butter, eggs and
even honey must be raised Some
soon realized. that the farm would and
could work them out before they could
work the farm out and this year near
ly every farmer has something else
which can help them work and sue
ceed while they work and succeed
Any other course spells failure.
The Star noticed excellent crops up
on the farms of Mckeether, E. Dan
forth, Eli Burrell, ]. F. Bruce, VIM.
Bailey. Holley, Fred Brown. Mill. Col
lier and son. Cannon. Griffith, DR..
Jones, Rev. Hicks and Father Stewards
places consisting of watermelons, Hon
ey dew corn, 5 to 6la feet tall Just
silking: tons and tons of Pinto beans,
peas, potatoes by the miles. peanuts.
rye. millet, cane. onions. sugar beetA
pumpkins, cabbage by the acres, tur
nips, wheat. barley and sugar corn.
The livestock consisted of hogs, pigs,
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys. guin
eas. Belgian rabbits and pigeons
fowls which find ready market il
Denver. II some Denver man woulo
make regular trips thru the Colony
picking up eggs, fowl. rabbits and
pigeons. a great business awaits the
man OF the right stamp to make 4
good business in Denver. We shah
next speak of the homes, houses, in
plements and community spIrit-also
the Dearfield Fair. Sept. 21st and 22nd.
when the Y. w. C. A. Quartet will sins
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

II Is a grand thing to live in Colo
RADIO among her snow-capped peaks.
to open the eyes in the morning in
her cool, refreshing and invigoratins
atmosphere and look out upon the
world, to drink in deeply natures rar
eat gems and then enjoy the sweet
sunshine. to feel the pulse bound and
being thrill with the consciousness Of
strength and power in every nerve:
1t IS a good thing simply to be alive
In Colorado and 1t is a good world TO
live in. in spite OF the abuse we are
fond OF giving 1t.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
NEGROES DO YOUR FULL DUTY

Buy service flags to honor the ser
vice of your relatives. Let every
Negro display and wear in some form
token to honor our drafted boys. II
we are gojng to be patriotic, let us
he so. II we are going to do the
thing let US do it with all our heart
mind and soul--just 1000 American
that's all. Attend the patriotic gath
erings and follow the boys to the
trains. Encourage and poos, them.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

The STAR cannot see how somo
people are willing to vote for some
man who has never done anything
for the Negro and not advocate and
hence encourage friend who has &C
tually helped us. When the Negro
will get to the place he-himself-
will look out for himself and race
first-he will be considered more
What real recognition has been given
the Negro in the state anyway?
Real progress will call for cool. so
Der thinking
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
NEGROES IN BRAZIL.

There are more thel 100000 Afri-
cans among the 100000 people in
Brazil. and many of them the crudest
type of Negro on the American hemis-
phere. Why has God seen fit to put
12 millions of Negroes in the L. S. and
geographically divide us in such a
manner? The Negro must close ranks
and come in closer touch one with the
other for commercial and other rea-
sons. Cuba, Haiti and Santo Domingo
bid US close ranks.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
OUR CRUISE OF OIL.

OUR CRUISE OF OIL.
A QUARTER is ONE CENT MORE
THAN A MARK.
TIE YANk is WORTH TWO OF
THE HUN;
NUT A WAR THRIFT STAMP
PUTS OIL IN THE LAMP
THAT WILL BURN AFTER VIC
TORYS WON.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

To whom it may concern: The Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church kindly asks
that any one knowing Of children in
tho vicinity where you live that do
not attend any Sunday School or
church, please notify by dropping
card to No. 438 2eth ST. Mrs. c. A.
Bates, Supt., S. S., or to 315s champa
St., to Mr.. II. Jackson, Asst. Supt.
t. pd-727-1S.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Why some Negro did not aspire to
run as representative on either tick
ct is more than the Star can fathom,
especially during these war times.
Denver certainly has some wise politi-
cal leaders,!
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
The Four Teasing Browns at Tabor
Grand

1t is not often that a manager of a
large theatre will send for local talent
and urge them to appear before his
audience, but it was thus in the case
of Nine. Jennye Hicks-Le Noir. Mrs.
Ada Clement, Mrs. Leone Bray and
Miss Maebel Cole, who responded to
the request in a tryout Tuesday after
noon and were unanimously accepted
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Negroes register at the Court House
now If you want to vote at the pri-
maries and at the state election
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Whenever any man cares enough
about you or your organization that
he is willing to subscribe or does sub
scribe his aid and support, he deserves
more than any other man who gives
you lip service and hot air" We
know that our candidate, Mr.. Phipps,
for the q. S. Senate, and Secretary Oh
State holland, are members of the N.
A. A. c. p. What can be said of Mr..
Phipp's opponent, and how in any way
has he shown any interest in you or
!. or your affair? Talk, work and vote
Phipps and Noland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

over the business OF the Singer sew
ing Machine company here. Mr..
Beggs is supervising agent for tne
company for this district. Inc
Amarillo branch received a cariosu
Of machines this week and has been
doing a biz business the past Few
weeks. Mrs. Virginia Wells IL
new bookkeeper for the company ~
this r'ace
VIM G Russell. a prominent cat
lie dealer OF this city. was over IN
New Mexico. about Clovis, Friday
and saturday ON cattle business.
q n Davenport left Friday morn
ing Tor Tncumcari. y. NJ. and from
there will visit other New Mexico
points In The interest of the Piains
/ Packing company There are
number Of extensive cattle rsisers
and shippers in that neighRprins
commonwealth who are Interested IN
the packing plant in this city being
fstatted M. thus saving them thou
Islands Of dollars annually by way OF
freight and shrinkage in shippiny
cattle 10 points many hundreds OF
miles away
William Bonner Is ont OF the city
in the interest Of the Plains Packing
company and is doing some good
work and getting substantial results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
FARMERS SELL WHEAT
At LOWER PRICE THAN
UNCLE SANE WILL PAY

Congestion of wheat shipments
consigned for foreign markets has
.herkpd huyiug and farmers have
,ccomr excited and Boo some u.
stances are selling wheat at Jess
han the government will pay as
snuu a. 10 rs able FOB move Do The
GLOWING from the food admins
ration saws for Wm.. tn hold
their wheat and luI' price viii bee
laid. The advice uhJauual as
'ulloWs:
District and County AdwnI.tra-
ors Please give 'Ir Widest pub
icity 10 the following Enlarged
demands by Genera pgrhng for
material. resulting from progress 0u
the western front has uc,rssi'at,d
temporary diversion of grain ships
"a his service Th. temporarily
urtails the whcgi movement. from
he sc9ho8rd and ha ii.l'd oar sea.
board and terminal elevators, and
thus checked tho movement Va,
'urtcd that some FARMERS have hr.
ono paniCky and dro selling wheat
a. less than government prices
here Is no occasion ..r ihl" II
! holders viii have nIfIr patience
heat VilI al De moved ud th" tul
,rice secured hy every grower
hoover. Very truly yours T. a
| prdcn. Federal Hood Administratp
1 tr vT---4---7~-r-~-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
CATTLE SALES SCARCE
DURING PAST WEEK BUT
DEMAND PROVES GREAT

Cattle sales have been few the
and the demand Is greater han the
.ast Ncck Man, hu,ers came mere
supply Reports OF the condition OF
cattle generally throughout the
country are favorable
" T.. Corn of Fort Worth. an eN-
tcnsNe cattle raiser and shipper wa
100 he citN "Wednesday and reports
lttle looking we'll In Hausiotd
.ounty. rcNas. and stanton county,
Kansas
x T. Nllct ~ Hale county Texas
was In the CITY Wednesday "nroule
home after an extensive ten Jay
rlp to Iowa MI NNrv Is an eN
rsn-iyc hog aud cattle raiser ana
rover a. alfalfa Nh \lley SAYS
hat the calf crop was never better
man this falls crop in Hale county.
T. ID Green and wife OF Pampa,
,crc m the elm Thursday. MI.
,recn b. uu extensive cattle dealer
ud raiser near pampa aud says
.ttlc are looking Well IN that part
81 the countr, and sill go into win.
.r IN line condition
! y neaslcy oft 90" BeasleN
.rIu CO.. ol this city. says the
maize ana kulfr corn yiold OF this
} ali ui T-Na. ). 90, good as last year
I nd me gylgc little u excess Of
/ ast y.ui Th, price i- tr ahead
. therefore that crop 3. even lar bet
pr than nu average wear There
viii be- considerable of this grain
90 feeding cattle M this part oi ih'
ouniry
n Is me general report hv thos'
authority that cattle are LOOKING
lutt,r than ever before during The
.ai and are iaileninr aud will 81
uto winter in good shape aud bet
o. than was expected sometime
go
Bolton a popham bought 300
head Of calves from Bedford %
'Eu Thursday
Nr MILLER ui Liberal Kansas
h0urh from Mrs John Hudson %
. Canyon during the week 2io hea
ft calves
Bcrlry- Dawson company OF I'M
iiy sold 300 head oi Two wear ole
teors ~ Mr. McFarlin Of Tucum
sri y VI during the past week..
paw tho prseidsuf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

A few OF the late arrivals at the |
Hotel Amarillo and were overnight
guests Friday were r.. Mcneil OF
Kansas city Mo. Mrs. NJ. l.. Sebits
.ot Higgins. Willie James of Brown
wood. Otis Afford OF rucumcari. \
~. ~ l.. Hamilton OF Tucumcnri.
y. a.. a Leg ct Wellington. kass
H. X. Brown of Dos palo. Colo, G..
- Dance of blackwell. okla. O. y
Norton of Dallas. Martin Conn OF
oklahoma city. Dan Richard OF
Kansas CITY, No. J " fristoe of
~ Louis. r. ! Strahl Of ST. Joseph.
lo. ! - Pete OF Dallas. W \.
lIiay OF Heuna. \ NJ. r. VI Gaines
of Kansas city. Mo- W G. William
bon. Dallas. Ross Rebiro of Brown
field \. f. Mcdians Of Boston.
\ few ct the late arrivals at the
Clk Hotel. this city. Friday and
we're overnight guests were G.. S..
Jones uf Hereford Eugene Woods
LOT Canyon. W. d. Culbortsun OF bal.
hart. v Wilson ut Lubbock. T. r.
Wilson of Hereford. Geo. L. Barber
luf irrclord T. " Jersig of 30
lyma. 4 Finch OF Huron Ohio. e.
10 Market of Buchanan. u L. Pride
of Dunlap. s. ~. W Gray of
Boise Guy OKLA ! 4 Gilbert OF
fabian. a. NJ. Mrs Donna - Green
and daughter ol Wells New. Iark
Reeves OF Turkey Mr. and Mrs l.
H. Lewis of Floydada. Arnot More
wand of Canyon. Tip Mooney oi
shamrock
Mrs o. y. Canodc of The Ilotc
amarillo and Mrs Avery Turner o
l1OG rulk street returned ibi
lmuruing after five weeks visit &,
Nj Clements. Michigan and Excel
ior springs Mis- souri, two yer,
lrnpular pleasure resorts The ladir
. report am excellent trip They ioun,
no place they say. they liked as wei
ls Amarillo. that they found n,
pl1co hat raised their Fourth lib
- lerty Loan quota as quickly as Ola
Amarillo.
A. uamutA 81 Narossa, n
s Joe the rIiy un business
) a Thompson OF the Thompso
q Produce company this city. who ha
"a been very low with pneumonia Il
n the sanIiar.um for the past week.
j. reported at time of going to press a
NOT expected 90 live thyouh th
q night
u J u RoFps Of Wichita Falls at
rived n This cib yesterday TO loo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
HUN AIRPLANES
DROP LEAFLETS


I'y Newspaper Enterprise ASSN
loNuON. oct g.. Following
upon Umd,uburrs muumlrl plea
F.. tho German people urging them
tr take 900 to.t 300 the allied PAM
luiet- dropped %, allied a,iatorN
fNr p.u.Gormaus have begun q
counter parphlrl.cawpaim of their
own
Thoy ar. distributing thousand,
rI leaflets among lur troops and 20
.umo one sample shouts that %
would mean not ouh ,ompIet" suI-
eide. bui treason Go the Fathorlaud
IS peace we're arranged ON the policy
,I the Rcich.ap Majority Socialists
Another -iilI demands large
var indemnity
Inv the President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
CAMBRIA VICTORY
DAILY BECOMES
MORE IMPORTANT

PARIS Ur % liaVasl The
..f.r. .r fH. CsmHri region in
.r.... U.B .u mtsHfHls produc-
III. ..#.... H.uIt. utsf The Whole
.r.f# THe RsdFe driven into The
German Hua. fH depth of 20 kilo-
meter. bon five dsss mnnares the
uauaI.I.aon mas.if The Germans are
IN general retreat north % Cambria
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
Serb Woman Defies
Austrians, Is Shot

DRv Newspaper Enterprise ASSN
PARIS Accused OF being Serbian
,pies. % mother and son in southern
Slay district Of Austria Hungary
were condemned TO death. The moth
ar was Co see her son hanged before
she was executed Turning 10 the
Judge when scntenced. she declared
u am Serbian. therefore am
guilty"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
English To Replace
Germans in Rumania

rs New pap' Ealcrprisr ASSN
LONDON Take Ionespu noted
Humanian state men. who declared
hero that after tine war h. RiU ml "a
oI .ufia to ,uppHnt the teaching ~
German BOO Numanian school. ig
FL De- teaching 0 English.
Paw tho prrg,tsug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
BIames Leaky Tent
For Army Discharge

lBy Newspaper Enterprise AssnI
LONDON Despite HI cwunuri.
objections tu being Kicked uuf Ul
he army because Ut touch of rI'u.
MATES" the British authorize some
time ago DISCHARGED patr.t Common
90 Years old u The ARM Service
Iorps Now Do. Gets a pension 81 fbr
pen ION hearing he said be- would
have been Sowing ycl N be- hIdu &
hrnn hillcted na lcakg tent. .ua pIo
,idsd with ON. mackIutosh H w,'
weather
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
Anusernents.

The Mission theater offers IFS 20
irons. Monday and Tucsday Mar
merit. Clark in her latest produc.
non cont Vt Clear 81! This
tnl be- Great relief o. SEQ Miss
.larE apaiu no modern role. aud
NOT fair, story This b. Miss
rlarR's first picture since her mar
tIalc short time past aud she plays
the mart of a belgian girl who ~.
fuses go marry q Hun Who
would NJ critics agrte on this
being hy Tar the best picture ihis
lftle star has appeared no for months
and months. and We feel sure all VII
enjoy IL ON the same program viii
anpoar strand Comedy. and Screen
Telegram The Mission also wants
10 impress ON iis patrons the SAM
iarv conditions Of this thra'er as
/ 20 Is scrubbed aired and iumigatrd
every dav and is said To the the
/ rleauesD spot In town" in fact they
invite inspection ~ auy time
Paw the President
+ Christian Fndca,ur PRAYER Meeting
First Christian church October
I13. 1918
sub..c, .Wmt Pomst in Onr
sueici, that should 1' strengthen.
|ed
/ ecrirurc Chron %. 10
leader Lena Fay Copeland.
Song service.
VIVA, weakness IN our society
.h.s. We Eotirrd. and how may $50
II remedy them Minnie RIOS
uarlo. Worth
What weakness in our Sorioi'
trr uur iU I.' Mrs RoF ll'l
WHAT .uH u Society Would W.
.4lp Dr. Ett. bot Wore as We
$40, a" Rosie iHliun
cor pu4f Nlm. 300 fHr Society
Should 'h" EFFICIENCY Chart r.''
Nr % % Daniel
flow Waf Onr Meeting nr Made
Better O..I,a uaui'. N'Hr 10
Ross
Uar toe. fh. UHef 1nIf Hn'r
3D.. strengthen weak r.U..
urI.e Clark ..I.' Cl0F."r
What o. iHr fer.h lrr.fn
tre r. W.lt 0I -umr 'u o.
Grace WILSON
$751;. should Ea start au IEp'r'
.|. HIr' Daniel
Sod .."Hn. 'H uu.f'l ..r f.r 4"
H.f .r e. E 400 general
r. u.. Ie... conn. into m'
T,Hr
Nfnah
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
Clown Princess In
A Bathing Scandal

~ NeE pap"r Enterprise
LONDON Tho German ...Ru
princess e mot appearing u..a.
dat not since she was hustle.
home from Ioppet the iashlnI...
Hfu iJu bathing resort br.lu.. 10
-.iuNaIuu- .0"ur on he h.l..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
Huns Make Bread of
Wood and Feathers

.Itt NrH IlU. Enterprise "A
AMSTERDAM Here are sum.
Hr.fl uf'.r found boz Germ
ir.t. hy Goo 'mical iu.tfHfr ..
I..fIs .II. mined setrra. .IH..
t.. Ir 49,. uread. wHddur BE-
rrIr straw EsI 5000.
..... splinter. and aud ytr...I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

CITY COMMISSION
10 MtEr TO-DAY

> Members 90 On, CIV Com =
= mission. President g. . =
. Works. at the school trustees ol :
, The amarillo Independent dis =
, trict. aud physicians OF th.s :
: city ate 10 mee at O'Clock Z
, this mornms at the Cit, hal :
; 20 discuss the inuuola situa. i
2 ton in Amarillo I
= Definite Information Is 20 be- 4
, secured rs 60 tnr number and 4
= character of the case, prevalent 4
4. here aud an exhaustive dis,'.s. I
> sion will tale pla," ,e tu what. 4
, if any. measure, Brp necessary 4
to bee taken 90 prevent the 1
, spread of the muladl u \mu 4
3 illu 1
In this connection 70 i- known 1
, that ia large number OF cities 1
. af the country .cp, Do prevent :
. the spread ot lhr ma'adv have :
> included the prohibition ol AN
, public gatherinr Including .
' schools. churche. and 'hcl.crs :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
Mortuary.

~,,tn- Hs. War. -IffHr
,.sr ola #..# lf Poi 90 o'nsrE a.f
u.ehf or tHffUHf tuIisrHw o.
nulmor .f. trouble She 90. born
.n ireland ar. h.I been iH fhs lister.
hood .Irra '.n. She e. ur.rsd hy
.,teraf -.isfsa- ail of aham ife .H
Ireland
Fsr.rs. .efr.re. aIi' boz held LOO
80 o..u.k 300. afternoon in fhe
h4paI nf t.e eriafinm BURIAL ai'
h. In fIar. ..m'rrr
D. LA ~ IL u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

uaur b. U "a Cusrdla. member
t.Htfse HHn Nes York. nos
commanding American aviafors ou
fHa If.I.n IIIi has been awarded
De- IaIuu Nar rfoa- faf faior Tho
t nr af iIrig AIm % conferred tho
fIs.fuFafluu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
'Twere a Sair Sad
War Wi'oot Scotch!

t3t Newspaper Enterprise Assnl
LONDON Said an officer who has
boon BOB scotland Tor three months on
special duty. THE Scotch think
thoyr Ihe greatest fighters In the
world 'Whst would happen 20 the
allies " Scotland made a separate
peace
Paw the President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

PAY the President
PAY The President
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-02
Los a|emanes dicen que
fuerO0 traiCiOnadOS

NUEVA YORK, Julio 1o.-Un ca
blcgrama especial suscrito por Will
bar Forrest, correspoSal americana en-
cI frente occidental, cxpreSa que las
autoridadcs militares ~francesas cstan
en- possession de una secreta orden mi
lltar alcmana, en- la cual CT general
L~udcndorff, notifica a las tropas que
sc italian en- ell frente occidental, que
dos soidados alemaneS divulgaron a
los franceses todos los planes del "a
taque aleman entire Scissors. Y Reims,
d fines del mes de Mayo ultimo V que
previricron a los franccscs contra cl
ataquc de gases ~asfixiantes que iba a
dar por sorpresa,. d]cbiendose a este
que Ell ataquc no tuvicra eli txito que
sc csperaba.