davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

Consideramos CUE Ia independence y Ia igual-
dad de los derechoS de los mas pequenoS
Y dsbiles miembros de II familia de las ma
cionas. tienen derecho al mismo respeto que
Sc debe a los mas grandes imperics y cree
mos que guardian tai -espeto es n rnejor
.aran.ia de los dehifes contra II OPPRESSION de
los fue-tes. No prctendemos nj deseamos de-
rechos. p~rivilegioS o podereS que no estemos
diSpueStoS a conceder 4 cualquiera de las
| RepGhlicas de America. Queremos elerar
nuestra prosperidad. eXtender nuestro conner
clio. crecer en- riQueza y en- saolduria y On
amino pero ruestro ccnccpto del NercaoeFo
canine para legar q tales ideales, no eS
q de rebaIar ctCoS puebloS y aproVccsarnoS
dc sG ruina, sino por el contrario, ayudar
a todoS n~ucStros amigos para obtencr una
comun prosperidad y un conun crSrande-
ciniento y asi, ror csc canine, todoS IcGare-
mos 4 ser grande5 y fuertes co~niuntamcnte.'
The American Institute of Inter
national Law, que esta tornado por
Representatives. de todaS las naciones
de America, adopto en- 3 de JUNO
de 1915 varias declaraciones fijan-
do cuales dehen ser considerados
como derechos V dcberes fundamen-
tales de las ~naciones. Entire esaS de-
claraciones eSta Ia cuarta que dice
asi:
"Tods naci6n tiene derecho al ,~erritorio
que fj@n sUS frontcras y = e;ercer eNclu-
silva jurisdiction en- dicho J~errituriO y So
hre todas lls IcrSonaS en- q, va sean ma
tivos o eXtranjercs ."-tThe basis of durable
peace, New York. 1915. Ch. Scribners' SOns.1
La Doctrina Monroe fue expuesta
preciSamente como un antidoto con-
ira las pretensiones de In Santa
Alianza que Sc habia tornado para
imponer la voluntad de las grandes
p~otenciaS europeas Y ultlmamente
IA teoria Drago, que tan buena AGO
| gida tuvo entire los amanteS de! de-
recho international, establecen el
principle absolute de no-intervenci0n
por question de intereSes.
L. teoUia Monroe, en- 10 que 81
refiere al aislamiento de los Estados
Unidos no SubSiste porque en- el IL
timo lustro hemoS presenciado un
hacho indiscUtible: ell desarrolio de
IL ~ingerencia Norte Americana en- Ia
resolution lie los prob.emas mundia-
les. De dos amos q Ia fecha eSa inge-
repcia ha siGo tai, cue para muchos
significa una preponderancia capaz
de influir en- Ia marcha futura de las
n~aciones. La fuerZa militar Y econo-
mica d~esarrollada por Estados Uni
dos en- ell uitimC Gno Ge Ia Guerra
Europea, al grade de apresurar Ia re-
solucion de la contienda en- favor de
los asociadoS de esta Nacion. confir-
ma ~aCuella creencia. Como figura
visible de csc esfuerzo d~esarrollado,
surge Ell PreSidente Wilson ahora
llevado en- triunfo por los asoladoS
campos de "a guerra, conSagranGose
Por la aclamaciou popular europea
aqueIla preponderancia ' la perSo-
nalidad que Ia hizo surglr o tama-
nos relieves.
No creemos, pueS, labor ~infructuo-
sa Ia nuestra 81, a la cita de auto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

"Algunos de los icfes revoIucionarios han
coretido i menudo errores y son vioientos
y eguistaS: pero n rcvolUcian en- 81 misms
era inevitable ; e. lc-ieimg."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Siguen SubieDdo

FL pmo de las aeons de Ia nwa Compana HOFFMAN" la Ranger Bukbret Oil Com
rnv aa de SIPS pu acon dde ell Is de Mario de 1919 Lo UNCos oRPRENDENTE e ESTE
Es u DIHO REC NO HAYA AUNENTADo A $500 ACCION 0 MAS 81 Sc
im on rma que la Conpana pee las e NIL CH0CEENTOS ACRES DE TERRENOs en- los ia
mos dEhus Ranger V Brkbunetc yo vaW Sc eMma superior uhas wees a ST. capital social
UY POGO PARA QUE AS ACCoNE S E AGoTEN. ADoUIERA AS SUYAS PRoNTo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

Ypara ce~rar su rensamiento, JUS
tifica la revolucion meXicana en- los
siguientes terminus:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

j. Hudson, feeha 81 de Octubre de
1859 en- Ia cue dice:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

"To6s nacion tiene derecho al t~erritorio
que fjan suS frontcras y Z e;ercer exclu-
silva Jurisdiction en- dicho J~crrituriC y So
bre todas his IcrSonaS en- q, va sean ma
tivoS o eNtranjeros ."-tThe basis of durable
peace, New York. 1915. Ch. Scribners' SOns.1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

En- el articulo que ell Presidente
Wilson esc,ibio nara "The Ladies
Home Journal" adicion de Octubre
de 1916, V dedicado especialmente
al estudio de Ia question mexicana,
dijo:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Y a POGO despuas agrego estas sig
nificativas palabras:

."Es alco bien peiigroso fiiar Ia poIitica
exterior de una nacion con rcferencia :
intereses ma.eriales, porque no solo e. indie
biia para aQuellcs con quienes Sc esta ira
;audo. siro dcshoproSa para nuestra propia
conducta."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-14
TEE nNTVTp cTTv SCV0OI,

Sss FATRHTFTD AVENUE
 18th Year Begins Sept. 24th
 Elementary and advanced subjects covering high-School and earlier grades, in preparation for college. technical and professional schools, business. and the large preparatory schools.
 Every student given individual in. struction by experienced teachers. Thorough work; no red tape: shorter courses. Outdoor and indoor athletics. VINCENT c. PECK, Head Master. I2as"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-14
WAGE FARMERS !!
 NOTICE

We desire to inform the public, that the Bridgeport Cooperative Co.,, composed of delegates to the Central Labor Union, have no connection whatever with the two men who are canvassing throughout the city col fecting one dollar per member for so-called cooperative company or society.
 KARL LANG Nsec'y.,
 Bridgeport Cooperative Co.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-14

Mrs. John Field of Brooklawn ay- enue is spending several days in Bay City, Mich.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
FORMER PREMIER
Of CANADA DIES
SIR MlIFRlD Stttt NBS To pAR-
AINSIS AFTER SHORT
ILLNESS

R} Associated Prrs,.
OTTAWA. Canada. Feb Ir Or
Wilfrid Laurier former premier of
canada died of paralyei. 'h. after
noon
Born ai ST. Dim. Qu.Hr m I.fl
Sir Wllirid was tbe 0ul. F0'r.h Coz
madam who 1s ever premier ot
Canada. port folio hc br'd from
1896 90 1911
Sir Wilfr.ts career 900 rf.
anir-datcd tbr federation uf .I. ..
vinres into the dominion Ui .H".
Ion 1866 Then ouly frv t..,
.of NcGill University hc actively .U
posed this uulon hrt Vu.n boz.
been coueumaied hc accrl .I tf
Ncrdict aud was elected 90 OOH. U..
'incial Legislature of Quebo. 81. .
fhcr1l in 1871 rosira.nE 'frH
sears later and being elected 'H fh.
house OF commons. where hp fH0|
an a.t.y, part in the liberia maIuF
ip After holding the position o..
minister of inland revenue for o. U-i..
period Sir Nilfrid was for sixteen
wears Identified with the opposition
.bccom.ug the liberal leader in l,s"
and leading his party Co victory f
1896.
After holding the premiership foI
fifteen years. Sir Wilfrid's govern
meni .uiiered defeat with the pro-
posed reciprocity treaty with fh.
United States a. the issue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18

ID. 1T ..NNHH "NNN NT MNH HNN iIl IH~
td si fhc demands being made for
the withdrawal Of The American tOr-
'cs aud told the committee chat
every tim, that the American and
allied soldiers had found Dr. neccs-
iary tO give up rruuud lu northern
Russia the BulsheVik. had swept in
nd uauElrated an orgy OF murder
1f peaceful citizens He said thui be-
ore leaving Archaugcl last Nuyom-
ber hn had found that The Amori-
Fan troops we're vol supplied and
had performed great acts OF bravery
which yet remain t1 De told All The
Russians in tbc northern district
were sympathetic with the allied Tor
ces he said and were praying that
ihcy would uO' be- removed
Evidence. which sc said showed that
Germany was responsible Tor the out
break OF B0aheyism boo Russia was
presented 90 the committee by Mr..
simmons Il included sworn state
neut of Russian that just before
he Cars government was over
brown hr was sent bN The German
imperial Chancellor 20 switzerland
determine which OF the Russian
Socialist schools there waa the aost
adicai and 20 offer The leader g..
lnt,ooU marks Do b. would send his
men into Russia 90 spread their pro-
1agsr1a. After visiting Switzerland
hp Russian rOoprted that the school
headed hy leuiuc was tine most radi-
ai Uut Do recommended THAT tho
er'ic.~ ot Lcuino ho not engaged
is fh. result t .lcOcssiuI would
nolu o. tcruu', astrOphu for Kas.
lH This evidence Nr simmons
| aId coupled with tho iaUi Chat len.
| uC pas nU through Germany Ou his
gsy l.nW switzerland to Rus-ig
hat W.wH"r 1f tIc Red guard were
given .r.r ..o,H,s AND tla. German
1.lrr- and officer. were used Ga
put down u lrti-3Dlsbr,ih mutny
! r0vl beyond O. Uaub. whore taH roe
! pors.mIHy .ar fog .l. .c.u Ut ter
ron BOO EussiH
TF, witness rcIU q. fh. euWmUe.
he tnN uf number u, d"rrrr-
| Hruurh which .ho UU..u,uh- occur
I'd thc naturalization ui women
Needs Nu Comment"
THESE ucrd uu comment hc
said
"This D., the thing that 3, hc-
ing fo>tcrcd and upheld ll the
propaganda nov lriug cirCulat-
cl iu the United states iu an ct-
fnu tp iu>tit, Bol>hcNism. The
creed uf thc Hol~hc,ik, does not
lContuued ou Page Six
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
MEXICANS RESTORE
OWNERS PROPERTY
ONLY OH FORtlGN COMPANY
FAVORED In HETIEN OF
HOLDINGS.

r. AtsU|tHffd Tees
WASHINGTON. Fob i5-Thc
Mexican government has returned to
their owners more than thousand
properties c0uflscated Immediately
after the revolution which resulted u
Carran.a's coming iHtu power The
lls' of restored pfUtrriloi as rcceiy-
cd today in Na. h.rgtYn shows that.
with single exception only McNi-
can of Mexican ,umpanics have been
favored The exception was ihH
French company "Ei Bo-lo" which
uporitcs mines in Lower California.
one OF the most significant feat
ures OF these restoration. officials
here said. o. that many former sup
porirrs of Diaz and Hucria and even
rolayiists are u the iisf This is
taken 90 mean that Carranra is en-
dcavoring 90 plaoatc tho various face
tons opposing him d. the list is
= Russian who became Mexican
6y naturalization and who. according
% officials here. vas one of thc most
active agents of Huctra boz reitine
arms and ammunition into MczI.o
60 supply the Hucfra army
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
t1'FoUT, FtIL To SO m
RELEASE OI hiFN ENEMY


\EW YORK. F,h % Nn effort
.a free Tr,d.rieo Sfaliinrth NeV
Yrrs banker irt.rurd "a danger
one enemy alien who .s alleged 90
has. been connected n financial ar-
fftfI.. r behalf ui Germany with
.arr N0r Hr-naorff and Captain
v6r pauou failed today when fcd.
oral Judge Maycr dim ,ed a writ
.f f8Icat corpus in sta'forth's be-
half The VIII asserted that Stall
.-.h uae Mexican hHf Judge
Nar,r hcld u bad NOT been shown
fhaf etllf0rth aas not German
citizen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
WILSON REBUEES
LABOR LEADERS
arDukrNN N'yUlNISTS 1~k LIZ
NuN., IlE - NIIENS WHO
NVI n 49, piTuETfD.

WASHINGTON. frh. IL
Nn, l1u.I tI,us de>truc-
fur .f ur. eros or overthrow of
I.r em-nur.f m forcc. viii
Dol IrHurd u.irr thr provisions
. rt. .mw -.siiuu tCt ~ l'ch-
u.r. 3D.. tuIs rhis announce
-..rf SIS raJr t,-ltt hY -ocro-
.4r .II Labor Wilson IN a lcttsv
.#r., rrhukfug Nhcromcr
f-. .Eg International Asso-
chiffon .f Vlriui,f. % Brrok-
ar Hs- protesting against the
.l.~.H..ruu uI ls "hlicu radi-
.tf- TIE ,rrftlrs dcuiCi that
OBJ. 4Uru. we're hrug dcPortcd
...f.ai dur uro,r,~ - law and
..-.IIrf .hrf thty had bs~.n
.t.r Hir uiHl-.
-. Nrr.-f- for lHm b 4 W "
.I Wilson reiterated hts prevl
r..r .rlUmcsd decision that n
a#.| U. Frr sf.i simply %
... Industrial Workers of N
HH. Hy alien adv0catin
rtrchr would b. q,
.| ii
Ht intent f.cr ts secrctar, ,
H9- HUE -alt the unusual dsnEs
-nulura lr Page si11
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
SENATE BIII. PROVIDES
TOR MuJ NDEn SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON Feh i- Extcu-
ion of the work of the Federal
Holrd for Vocational Education boz
frr rehabilitation of wounded sol
liers is provided n senate bill
passed today hy the house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
CONFEREES REACH
An AGREEMENT ON
P0ST0FFIG[ BILL
PROVIDES FOR IAEt'.t" MAI
rURF FROM N.H b .lin
To BRODkLAN.

By Associated rryss.
WASHINGTON. Ich IL
senate and HOUSE Couicrcc>
reached an agrtcmcu, today ou
the SIOO. .UuO.uu po,toifi,r APP
Precipitation bl eliminating the
senate amendment providing Zoe
pnt umntir tubr nuil service 100
New Work CiN aud Bruokl,u
aud retaining the senate amend
mcnt apprupriltmg S2oo .ouo,-
600 fnr road construction during
the next thrCc years.
Pneumatic Tube.
Tic pneumatic tube amendment
l.,r which the Coutp.,,s have hDH
l,sJIocknd Ton week. authorize
.hr postmaster genera. fH contract
ton the service iu N,a York Jn,
brooklyn and prohibited removal o
fbr service from po-tofiicps Iu o.he'
iu,s in which % formerly was use.
lur nail tran sm..siou continuance
lE thu tube scr,is, l.. been O. -OWD
NJ .u0iD. for many wears iu com
cr.s and thD l. ru.ntfc" .pII.
uraiim bill was vetoed Uy Ires'U.u
Wilson because Ot p0arua-.er r.u
.r.I uurlesou opposition to
appropriation tor the 'Uh. service
The senate provision .u. IHIf
building program provide S.r.un
600 Tor this year .ut Ni..H".."
tu each of the tNu tH.0viuL fwr
Tho house confcrco. ..eu yielded U
I ,hc senate appropriation OF $4,000
for motor truck service The h1us
bin seq aside SI0uoU"U Tor 'r.
service.
rr. eHuigr,e- voted fn r.'." .H
r.. -ion grWiug salary u.nHt
fnr postal employ Nuf a.r"p't. 'H
,ouaf, rocommentatInH limiting 'h
. urreas. t0 tho present fiscal '.1I
/ rtahn,bmcu' OF o. commission ,o u
',r.tiratc thc sal1rr- of pu.ia. 'u
rlovr. which ihr -rHl'" inserted N'
also retained as Was 'H. s.Ht'" pI'
/ vision lppropriatiuE sN.o.."" Cor 90
/ 3irnl4n0 mail service Ihr nous
/ rHI appropriated 100000" for OBI
service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
OWEN To
DESCRIBE CAMPS
At FRENCH Po}T
VIII TEIl MILITARY tU.HiI.
III uI CONDITIONS 81
INBAlthAFluN FONTS

By Als0, ui,d lr,ss.
WASHINGTON. Feb. i--
~rustur Robert J.. UwrI ~
Oklahoma will De- invited tp toll
tt,r senate military committee
90 conditions al the Nnicrican
rmharkation camp 90 Brcet,
which De- sharply criuriSCd IN a
statement tuda, after his an.
rvu m New otk uum France.
Secretary Iiaker also expect,
senator owen "a call AZ the
War Department soon to inform
officials there ct what he Saw
30 this much discussed center
cod uc American aimi~ home
ward movement.
Sc,k Additional shipping
Secretary 8ua,r sa.I TODAY te Nas
u...htrI fllt senator owen hal
H..s at Iae gup agt l-'al reading
.h4t fh. ..uat. bad O.. SD. ayclai
... OIL. Na. DDnar-uau. UBs comb
r- every eHlI.. fa. additional ship
U. .. bring -O. I0uIs home
N. @. fH. IwtuE AZ hr,st
... secretary uul0i. hos ua'
30. .Hu- of .u0vus sh.f fac srs.
..r fa .tHt f.. base been told
Ut III. .. u.U .n Ig chat ! have
u..u t..I U..uu-. 20 sounds -u uu
sHth..a... .au D have been told
H.f .H. French n congestion b
. .H.. q. f.. necessary tor .s o.
HH. French ...irIIH when S..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
AMERICANS MARRY
TURKISH VI 0 N {. n
WITT T NTr RNF D
.Hrlr, NFwUTR, CREW
Ol SCORPION Asa IAN
as ,uNSThNrfN. .a.

IU Associated Press.
NFN NOItk, trb. t5.-lieh'
teen ut the fiiu-siN mcmbcr, ~
the crew OF the United state,
gunboat scorpion, informed ot
Con>tantuople from April ~,
iOIs. until last November, mar
rird Turkish women and have
been lrft behind ther', according
to Lieutenant Cumma.dcr Her
bert =. Rabbit uf Houghtuu.
y. y. former commander OF the
scorpion, who arrived here to-
day with other member, ~ the
guuhoat- crew un the Italian
steamer Dante Aiighirri. \ new
crew was sent tu rrlirSc the in-
termed men ~uou after the 1rm-
i>trc was signed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
NEGRO SERGEANT
shoots PRIVATE
FIEES INTO Crowd wHuF NT
TEMPTING TO kip ORpER
N HTS COMPANY.

tHlCA0O. Fob o. Private ssr.
field Dallas Of Ridraiey Tenn. "a
member OF the sTHth nfanfy torn.
erly the Eighth rcEimeut. Illinois
National Guard .rol0redl va. shOl
and wounded iu fhe shouider today
hy First Sergeant tIWard Jones
while the returned troops Wcrc 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18

''Ihc ~trangc'.rss uf this com
mhnlcatibn doc> not dctragt
from nav great qualification.
When the suggestion was first
broarhrd IN December. 5000
American bo,~ aprarcutl, had
hcrn abandoned and forgotten
b, their government IhcN wcrc
making % valiant stand against
overwhelming odd, ia an the
sc,crit, of an Arctic winter. >ut.
icring untold p,i'atiou and
hardship and fighting u war
which had never been sanctioned
or declared h1 th, lWCri.uu pcu-
plc. tur government either
would uut ur touiJ NOT t'll ifs
policy ug the uri,tsr, uf wr
soldiers pr Wh1 thps were killing
aud being tl.d W. ur yea u
total ignorance. but 30 i- -i-u.ii-
cant tn,t the letter tHdu iury-
shsduwiug tb, ,rN Withdrawal
at our uuup-, .Huelu~iNrl,
demonstrates th, uu.r a.k uf
foundation Of D,u statement
made hS those vino have sought
o. cNCu~c this mw-liaIl. u.
va>iCu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
DEPLQRES EFFORT
To MOVE TROOPS
OUT Of RUSSIA
ROGER >. SIMMONS SAYS ALLIED
FORCE SHOULD NOT BE
WITHDRAWN.
GERMANS BACKED LENINE
Declares Boi,hcviki WIN Begin The
Greatest Massacre in History II
Left Alnue~--Iells of Huns
Flaming ltcN oiutiOn.

sy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. IL
Roger T.. simmons. who recent
Is returned from mission 90
Russia Tor the bureau of Com-
mcrcc, TO-DAY told thu senate
committee Investigating hWlc,s
agitation la thu, country that
II the american aud allied forces
were Withdrawn from northern
Russia the RolshcNih would
engage "a one ut the hluodicst
massacre the world had ever
@ftu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
DIVISION WAS NOT
EQUIPPED.
WILL HEAR BRIG, GENERAL
submits Documents to Show War
Department sent out Misleading
Casualty Reports Concerning
Men Killed and Wounded.
L, Associated Pros,

tff~ anu men ui TIE ihiilA-
nth kansas aud Missouri Ma
tional Guard division which
hc declared showed that at
times during the great battle
~ the Argonnc American troops
fought the German artillery
with infantry arms" because
there were not enough horse,
90 move up the artillery ~ fast
~ the infantry advanced
ArtilleN Killed own Men,
There also were times. the COVER.
nor said when shells from the
American artillery fcll into the
American lines killing and wound
ing men due 90 the fact that there
was lack uf aircraft 90 sigma. @
change lie added that everything
over there zen down except the raw
wau-power. the Americans fighting
Win less mechanical assistance than
81 they were troops from ludo-Chma
Governor Allen submitted mass
az documents. some Oi them copies
of official reports. ln support OF his
charges that men were uccdlessly
sacrificed IN driving the Germans
beyond The Meuse. and tomorrow he
will appear before the senate mill
tary committee. lie explained that
his purpose was TO give the commit
tee evidence SO they could deter.
mine the wisdom OF conducting an
Investigation. Chairman pou IN.
tsrrupted the governor 10 say he be
lieyed the evidence was but "the
forcrunner OF a comprehensive IN.
auiry' and later the committee de.
cided 10 hear tomorrow Brig Gen
&. T., Martin. an officer Of the 35th
division. who MAS relieved OF dur,
the day before the opening OF m,
battle OF the Argonnc.
Casualty Lists Misleading.
Governor Allen told the com.
mittced tho war departments
announcement that major cas-
ualtics of the Thirty-fifth di-
vision were 1.783 was mis-.
leading H'r declared all cas.
ualtics of the division exceeded
1000 including about ZOO
dead
Governor Allen eaid much 81
hiN ihAhfNlANihh was ENtuffgU
fir>t-hand IN France. while hc
was engaged IN Rc,l Gross and
}. VI. &. \. work but added that
after making public charge, OF
ih" los>c> of the division >cV-
cral weeks age he had received
letters from many who we're
~ the battle declaring his
statements were accurate.
To- can More Witnesses.
Have yCu received any thai tool
issue with you asked Representa-
tive Harrison ot Mississippi .Nou
whatever. declared The governor
Names of Witnesses for on, com
mittco 20 Cai' before 20 were give
hY th" governor some oI them i
confidence. awaiting progress OF On
inquiry Included boz the multitud
ut report Juj statements given Cd
day Was report OF Captain Harr
% Hoffman. @ surgeon who ha
charge oi thr triagc OF field .ts
iiun. VINO listed casualties of th
hiTf uiiH pas iug through thI
station af i.G-a. and also report ,
90 Inspection OF fhr division whir
.Jid tl, division was short .-u
fo.e's for moving 5rullcr,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18

IHII ...U ".. Nuf stern
JunsI.Ht Turtu, -t u Nts-
torn conference same trlH 'nnighi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-18
GERMANS PERFECT
GIANT A | R PLANE
MN CRAFT tAkRiEN ~lN N
IINE~ WIN $500 HORSE.
POWER ~ rO1 II.


o.. $3.50. afad Pres
BERLIN, SUNDAY lcf TO-
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the next meeting of the club which VIII
be i.eld November 3, the election OF Of
tiSe.s will take place.
Kadimoh Klub Notes.
The Kadimoh Klub gave stag on
Monday evening in honor of Mr.. Louis
Ebin, who left for Pittsburgh, Pa, where
he will attend the Carnegie Institute:
Plans are being made for the annual
New Years Eve celebration.
Lincoln Club Elect Officers.
At the semi-annual election of the
Lincoln club the following officers were
elected: Maurice London, president!
Max Lazarus, secretary and treasurer,
and Zallie Levin, chairman of the board
of directors. The club will give dance
on Sunday, November at the Talmud
Torah.
Welcome Home Dance for Service Men.
A big welcome home dance in honor
of the returned Jewish service men will
be given at the Talmud Torah hall, Fire.
mont and Eighth Avenues North, this
Sunday evening All returned service
men and their lady friends are cordially
invited to be present. A good orchestra
has been secured and the popular Liberty
Ouartette, now on tour through the
country, will render the latest popular
songs.
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AT TONIGHT'S FIRST FRIDAY
CONCERT.

Following the customary singing of the
national hymn, the program will begin with
Tschaikowsky's fourth symphony in F
minor In this work Tschaikowsky has
cleverly used several familiar Russian folk
songs as the basis for his themes. The
Scherzo, which forms the third movement
is most conspicuous because of for the nov
city of the Instrumentation, the strings be-
ing plucked throughout (pizzicato ostinato),
being relieved for short time BY first, a
passage purely for woodwinds, and then
brass alone, the movement ending with all
three divisions of the orchestra united,
though the strings still playing pizzicato.
Tschakowsky regarded this symphony as