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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Fnoiand's View is Darkest

| London, July 50 While Aus
trlan and Soryian troops were
. lighting the opening stages Of their
war on Scryian territory tlCay
i1'opean statesmen and ,lers wore
engaged in what they regard as the
lalmos; hopcl IS task Of crying TO
avert general clash nj the mu'nn5
composing the armies Of the great
European powers.
Sir Edward Grey, a central figure
| IN the controversy, owing to his
Istrong Efforts to keep the powers Of
the Triple Alliance and the triple
entente from flying at each Others
throat, was not able to give any
cheering news when he spoke about
the crisis to the members of the
House Of Commons. The British
Foreign Secretary said:
q regret that / cannot say the
situation is less grave than it was
Yesterday. Austria Hungary has be-
gun her war against Seryia and Rus
STA has ordered a partial mobilization
lief her troops This has not hitherto
led to corresponding steps being
taken by the other Powers so far as
cur information goes.
I'VE continue to pursue our one
ereat OBJECT OF preserving tho Euro
rean peace and for this purpose we
ARE keeping in close touch with the
other Powers. In thus keeping in
touch we have, am glad to say, had
no difficulties so far with the other
Powers although it has not been
possible for those Powers to join in
diplomatic action as was proposed
on Monday last"
1t is pointed out here that mobi-
,iaation, as in 1909, has not always
resulted in war
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31

il dispatch to the Standard says:
"Thc Austrians crossed the
ianubc so miles 10 the cast of Bel
grade aud the Save ten miles to the
|syuth Belgrade has been captured
land is now occupied by Austrian
trlUps, and ,hc fo1co which invaded
Scrvia a; Semeutria is advancing
along tho road which leads - Osl-
lanica and ultimately to Nish.
The occupation of Belgrade was
carried ont with serious difficulty.
The invading troops crossed the
rte partly by means Of the rom
lpanls at Inc railway bridge which
was blown up by the Servians and
partly by Il pontoon bridge con-
lstructcl under its cover and APP
Iproached the Seryian capital from
! HE south. The attacking forces adj
I;lncca by steep hill driving The
IServians before them Tho Servians
Preceded. partly along the road lead
ing to Grosa and partly to Pope
witch. The losses on both sides APP
pcar to have been comparatively
light
'Tho invasion Of Servia at Sc
n5cndria was a much more difficult
task. The Austrians built a pom
''tnou bridge under the cover of dark
lnoss from an island in the middle OF
lthe Danube where the channel mar
rows 200 yards and the current is
levitt The construction of the
bridge was hazardons operation.
Tho work was perceived from the
Scryian shore and the S,rvians ooan
ca fire. The attacking forces war~
aided bv artillery aud y faatty
along The youth side Of the istqnd
land aacccdcd in completing the
tlIidGc
"WIth tho exception Of official re-
Irrrts From Vienna given in ;hc
Ihriefrat form ano titus far dealing
Ivth the bombardment Of Belgrade
land the CaptuIe If several Serbian
lNc.scls on the Danube, little reliable
rcws has been received in London
concerning the course Of hostilit'es
It is believed that if the German Tn.
pe,0r desires, peace viii be m3la-
TENED Every nation in Europe is
taking steps to be prepared for ans
,evenualities The British navy is
prepared for war at a moments no
iticc and the British army is quietly
land swiftly preparing.
Nevertheless, every step necessary
TO place the land forces on wa
floating except the summoning OF the
, Tc,'itorials to arms has been tafrd
All the territorial officers received
orders today 10 be prepared for ca.l
to duty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
JOHN Z. PARHAM FORMER
CAIRO MAN STILL IN THE
RING AT MEMPHIS. TENN
Efforts To Secure An Immediate
Trial To Dust Him As Elec-
ton Commissioner Fails

Memphis. Tenn. July 30.-Efforts
to secure an immediate trial of tho
right of John L. Parham to sit as
an election commissioner of Shelby
county tailed when Judge J, P.
Young. before whom quo warranto
proceedings had been filed by At
torney- General Estes, refused TO
force Mr.. Parham to immediate trial
because of a lack of important evil
dence.
Motion to this effect was made by
Assistant Attorney General Harri-
son, who asked that the case be
heard at once upon it's merits. r.
L, Bartels, c. NJ. Bryan and Leo
Goodman, counsel for Mr. Parham,
stated that under rules. by which
the case is to be tried, evidence must
be taken upon dispositions, and ii
would be impossible to secure them
AAi SblilC NNChos 1NAipI6 ttAS ilApGt
important, they stated, would be
that of w. P. Halliday, now in
Massachusetts, for the summer, and
it would require at least so days tc
secure his deposition alone.
Judge Young ruled with the de.
Tense, and continued the case to the
first week in september.
In the meantime Parham holds or
rs dc facto elcC ton officer and al
acts by him in that capacity are alb
soiutely legal, according to admis
tiens ct lawyers tn both factions
i'arham viii participate ir the An
fust election as an executive of un
disputed authority. Mr. Parham'
right to serve IN the August election
rnder the courts ruling Is regarded
as decided administration victory
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Game is Played in Remarkable Time of One
Hour and Forty,five Minutes-Play Nine
Innings in Hour and Fifteen Minutes
K. |. T. STANDING:
GAMES TODAY.
Cairo at Owensboro
Henderson at Paducah

Dooley. the curve artist from Pa
ducah. and French, the local slab
star Wed with each other for twelve
innings yesterday in the creates
pitching duel seen acre in many a
day. Pa3ucah finally winning out in
he twelfth by the score OF to o,
when Trcnch's support cracked. s.
brilliant was the pitching of both
uooloy and French that batsmen Of
both teams considered themselves
lucky q even hit long foul. Only
tiye hits were made off each hurler
in the twelve innings. Dooley pos
scssed perfect control and he did
not Issue a single base on balls,
French also had excellent control,
Ell Z grim aa "A a
was played in the remarkably short
sine Of che hour and forty live min
utes or less than nine minutes for
each inning. The first nine innings
we're played in one hour and fifteen
minutes,
Doolev possessed wide, sweep
ing GU I've which puzzled the locals
from start to finish. No two of
their five hits came in enc inning.
Only ono man reached thhd, Koran,
in the seventh when Van Dine
missed Ccy's erounder Paducah
had no license to win from French.
PRIOR to the eleventh not a man saw
third ON him and for six straight
innings, beginning with the fifth.
he retired the visitors in order.
French however. started his own
undoing in the twelfth VIXEN he hit
Van Dine Two errors by Wise and
a double by De Berry saved up the
game for Padueah.
Cairo lacked IN Frcuch brill
liantly until the twelfth not max
ing single error, but Wise made
up for lost time by turning three
in the fatal inning. paducah, on
the other hand, was constantly wor-
rying Dooley With their failure to
hack him up cleanly. Cairo had at
east w good chances to score but
each time Doo'cy held them in
check
In The first inning. Wise singled
past third and was sacrificed to see
ond bv Kessling, but ricd there.
In the fourth Resisting led with "A
louhln 20 left center and was sac
~idced tc third by Hart Herbert
and Horan Vera unable 30 push him
around With one out In the fifth.
Mccain doubled down the left field
foul line. but was loft when Eng
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31

man popped to Griffin ana French
went ont Henderson to Dooley
The best chance to score came in
tho Satcnth. Herbert lined to
Griffin G-i'ju fumbled Horan'5
groundrr Koran being safe at fl St.
Van Dine missed Coys eroundcr,
Koran scing to third and Coy to
second. Mccain foued to Smith
and Envman went out, Upton to
Henderson. Wise got to first on a
single in the eighth but Kcssllng
few ont Koran reached first on
TiptOn'3 tumble in the ninth but
was forced at second by Coy. Nc
Cam ended the inning with fly to
Griffin. Hart singled in the eIey-
cnlh With ono doMu-- Int was left.
After Paducah had scored two in
the twelfth, Gov reached first on
Gritfn's error Mccain popped to
Griffin Brcaux. batting for Eng
man few to Smith, and French end
I'd it by going out. Upton to Hem
derson.
French pulled out of a tight hole
in the eleventh De Berry started
the inning with double to the left
field fence. Griffin, trying to sacri-
ice, fouled to Mccain. Henderson
got a scratch inhcld hi. Dooley
st to coy, who shot the ball to
ltCauH and D. Bcr~y was run down
'etween third and home, WISE maxi
ne tho putout. Upton flow to
iesslin-.
The next inning saw the finish Of
he contest. Van Dine was hit by
pitched ball Tinin reached first
When Wise fumblcd his bpnt. Cos
ell hunted and Van Dine was
ICED ct third, Mccain to Wise.
Then came the play which lost the
game for Cairo. Smith flew to
kesslin5 and Tinin went to third
after the catch. but Wise threw
wild trying to catch Gosnell at sec
ond ana Tinin scored. De Berry
doubled to right center and Cosnell
scored. Wise fumbled Grifdn's
groundcr, De Berry going to third.
Henderson lined to kesslng.
After the same the Cairo team
eft for greensboro, where they will
play a Three game series. going from
here to Henderson and Paducah.
henderson goes to Padusah, tn,
games which we-e scheduled at Hen
derson having beer transferred t7
that city on account of the fair at
Henderson this week
Score:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Austrians Attack BELGRADE

Berlin, July S0.-The destruction
.oi part Of the fortress at Belgrade
vas announced here last night. Tho
bridge connecting Semlin and the
Serviau capital was blown up and is
past repair Tho Austrian troops are
making preparations Tor clearing the
river of wreckaGe and constructing a
new bridge. It is reported also that
the National Palace in Belgrade was
damaged by bombardment.
Rifle shots have been exchanged
al day along the river, and guns on
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31

the islands in the stream opposite the
function of the river Save and the
Danube have hrcd at small troops Of
Servians along the banks. Monitors
up and down the river Joined in the
firing.
! unconfrmcd reports reached here
lttat the Servians had been defeated
! by the Austrians at Fctcha, in Bos-
ria, losing 500 men. while the Aus
trian casualties Numbered 200.
Fotcha is far within the boundaries
lol Bosnia and thus On Austrian ter
ritory,
Another unconirmcd report SAYS
the Austrian troops attacked the
/ Montonegrins on Mont Loychen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Arbtrian Advance is Opposed.

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
EVERY UNDERTAKEN DOING
BUSINESS IN KENTUCKY
MUST HAVE LICENSE

Z. A. Burke says he is the only
undertaken in Cairo licensed to do
business in the State of Kentucky.
lie has held this license since the
first of July, The last Kentucky
legislature enacted a law that went
into effect July /, which requires
every undertaken, no matter wheth-
O. in Kentucky or from any other
state, doing business in Kentucky
to be supplied with a state license.
The penalty for failure to do this is
$l00.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
South African Troops Ready.

Coaa Town, Union af South A.r.oa,
July 30.-Tle maucuvcrs Of tine
British imperial troops in South
Africa wera Cancelled today and the
soldiers ordered to return to their
posts in consequence of the critcu
situation IN Europe Special prccau-
tons have been taken for the pro-
lection Of the poets and the uayai
station at Simonstown.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31

Paris, July 30.-Every military
preparation short of mobilization
las now been made in France. The
principal railroad stations and all
the signal boxes and switches are
today gu9rded by troops.
Rumors of the widest nature were
IN circulation today to the effect that
President Poincare, after an all
night council Of war, had decided to
call up 100000 men of the French
army reserves A strongly worded
official denial of this was issued to-
gether with assurances that drastic
measures would be taken against
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Malta Docks Busy All NIGHT

Naiettd, Malta. July 30.--lnccs-
SAINT preparations proceed among
tie large British garrison and also
among thc vessels of the British feet
here throughout the night, All
leave f0c officers and men has been
stamped The aathoriies issued or
dors for a precautionary stage Of
mobilization, ana as consequence
great activity was apparent n the
dock yards
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Band of Invaders Repulsed.

London. July 3O-A bulletin re-
ccived by the Seryian Legation SAYS
the Austrians, attempting to eros,
the Danube, 20 miles east If Be-
gradc, were repul5el by the Servian-
and that big artillery engagement
is in progress.
Another message received by the
Scryian legation says the Servian
troops success fully resisted the Aus
trian advance at Losnitza, to the
west of Belgrade.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Easy TO Make Happiness.

a philosopher says that the true
secret OF earthly happiness is TO en-
JOY pleasures as they arise; for that
man who can keep his eye on the
bright present, while 1t is bright,
tastes the cup OF sweetness prepared
for him; but we are prone to look for.
ward TO dark objects, while We should
be enjoying those that are more agree.
able.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
9nolIed tina Effect.

What's the matter?" a colleague
asked OF the advertising manager.
Matter enough. The fools have
placed Nine. Sopranos testimonial
for a cold cure on the same page with
the announcement that she had sore
throat and couldn't sing. Topeka
Journal,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Summary.

Two base hits-Tnin, DeBerry =,
kes sling, Mccain. Struck out-By
Dooley i, by French 6. Bases on
balls-Cf Dooley 0, off French l..
lit by pitched ball--By French, Van
Dine. Sacrifice -Tinin, Hart.
Left on bases-Paducah 6. Cairo ..
BASES on orrorS-PadIcah :, Cairo 1.
Umpire-Powors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31

was opened from Belgrade aud in
reply the hustro-llungariau mont
tors bombardcd the city.
AT one o'clock in tho morning
the powder magazine in Belgrade
blew up. At dawn tho Servians
made another attempt to blow up
the bridge.
The custom house was destroyed,
Sixteen Servians were captured by
our men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Austrians 90 Miles Inside Servia

Nish, Servia, July 30.-The iuyaG-
ing Austrian troops advanced today
some twenty miles to the southwark
Of Belgrade and an artillery due
was in progress this morning near
Kicznicy and Semendria
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Oblivion.

IF our man doesn't make record
in tho legislature" says the Whitsett
Courier, well send him to congress.
WI re he'll be lost sight of and never
heard from again"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
NEWSOF THE RIVERS
Stage of river 1i.7. a fall OF 90
during the preceding "a hours.
River Forecast

During the next few days, the
Mississippi, from below st. Louis to
Cairo, will probably continue to faii.
Little change is expected In the
Ohio, frcm the mouth of the Wa
bash 10 above Cairo, or in the Ten
nessee, from below Decatur to the
month, dhring the next few days
r. T LINDLEY.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
At Hopkinsyille

Batteries Leach and Haughee
l.. Johnson and r. Johnson.
Henderson series has been trans
ferred 70 Hopkinsyille on account o
fair week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
Diplomatic Relatione Reported OF.

London. July =" According to
the ! lines direct dip ,matic relations
between ustria and Russia were
sptpended yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-31
BELGRADE REPORTED TAKEN
BY AUSTRIA-AUSTRIA MAY
DECLARE WAR ON RUSSIA

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Der Gmben iuaen, iOtpeit 1T es aber
INNER nOd ben beutfhsn areuaern
auf peridieoenen Waesrm selunsen,
ibrsn Geinbsn aus benz Bsgs gu s.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22

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