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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-05-16

following members present: Drs
800. Taxes and costs SILL.
johnson, J K-Lot square "a, Sui.
phur Springs. Assessment $4,000.
Taxes and costs $1.63.
Jones, w JISQuare 8, Connolly Ad'
ditlon. Assessment $50. Taxes
and costs $1.63.
i kennedy, Widow E-Lots 6 and
square 10, Division of Spr -ng.
Assessed 5000. Taxes and costs
$7.1S.
Kennedy. Mrs s Lots 4 and 3,
square 10, Division Of Spring; lots
/, 2, 3, 8, square Is, Division OF
Spring. Assessment 5000. Taxes
and costs 1852.
Lyons, Mrs L K-SQuare 1905. AS
sessment 500. Taxes and costs
$2.1l.
Leblanc, RObt-Lot square 1903.
Assessment $45. Taxes and costs
$1.58.
Lamorance, Mrs-One-Guarter of sqr
2, NJ C v. Assessment $4,000.
Taxes and costs $2.11.
Lloyd, Adeline-Lot square %, Di-
vision of St. John. Assessed $525.
Taxes and costs $6.16.
Miller, b M-Lots s, Z, 8, 8, 10, sqr
1901, and Improvements and We
hicles. Assessment $4,000. Taxes
and costs $21.90.
Medal, Mrs v-Lots 6 and square
2OO3, and Improvements. Assess
ment $500. Taxes and costs 1878.
May, Mrs A-Lot square 2S04.
Assessment 100000. Taxes and
costs 1906.
Monejohn, Mrs A-Triangle square
3. Assessment 5000. Taxes and
costs $500.
Slathies, Jake-One-half of square
%, Weaver Addition. Assessment
1915. Taxes and costs $3.77.
McC Cormack, A C-Square 1904,
merchandise, stock and vehicles.
Assessment $125O.O0. Taxes and
costs 1898.
Nilsson, Bella-Lots and 5 square
1, between Spring and Weaver.
Assessment $4,000. Taxes and
costs 1896.
Nagle. Louis-Lot II square "a, Sui
phur Springs. Assessment $27O.
Taxes and costs 1913.
Perilleaux, DR. A-Square 1910. As
sessment $500. Taxes and costs
$4.O2. ~.
Polloat, Estate Jack-Lots 4, 5, s;
IL of 3 square 24O5; lots s, Z, 8,
8, 10, square 1905; lot 3 square
Is, Division of st. John; lot on
Florida street. Assessment $1,000.
Taxes and costs $11.59.
Pell0at, Mrs O-Lots 6. 7. 8, 8, 10.
square 24O5. Assessment 5000.
Taxes and costs $3.06.
Poole. Sr, G. M-Lots Z, s, IL square
Z, Division of St. John. Assess
ment 1920. Taxes and costs $5.16.
Poole, Jr, C M-One-half interest in
lots 9. 10, IL square 9, Division
of st. John. Assessment $4,000.
Taxes and costs 1851.
Prague, Mrs s M-One-quarter of
square 27, Weaver Addition. AS
sessment 500. Taxes and costs
1913.
Roubion, Estate of Rachel-SQuare
1906 lot 4, square 3, between
Spring and Weaver. Assessment
E 1890. Taxes and costs $14.20.
Robertson, Mary-One-half of lots l
and 2. square 2801. Assessment
$65. Taxes and costs $1.77.
Richard, Il J-Lot 9 square 80. Sui
phur Springs. Assessment 500.
Taxes and costs $2.11.
Roehl, Fred-Square 95, Sulphur
Springs. Assessment $50. Taxes
and costs $1.63.
Widoy C-Lots and 10,
square 1910, lots 6,a-7. s, 3, 10
square 1911. Assessment $500.
Taxes and costs $4.32.
Sharp, M-Part Of lot square 1902.
lots l and square 2505. Assess
ment $4,000. Taxes and costs
1886.
ffenn<sn, ,rod nm rausn
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-05-16
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED FOR
PROBE or BOND SALE AND
TENsAs LAND CASE.
1 SYNOPSIS OF
GOV. HALLS MESSAGE
Session Promises to BE 4 Busy. Ono
In spite Of the Cry That We
Have Too Many Laws.
Baton Rouge. May IA, 1914.

Baton Rouge. May IA, 1914.
correspondence st Tammany Farmer
Indications are that there will be
la hot time before this session of the
legislature is over. The introduc-
ton of resolutions calling for probe
in the State bond sale and in the
compromise of the Tensas land suit,
and the attempt to open up New
Orleans to racing through the Rein
|hardt bill, all tend to bring on
factional strife that may assume
large proportions.
There was tendency to attribute
to the resolutions an effort to dis
credit the administration, and Lieut..
Gov. Barrett emphatically denied
that he had anything to do with
them, as there seemed to be some
inclination to believe they were q
part of the Barrett gubernatorial
campaign. Mr.. Smith, the introduc-
er. declared there was NO political
significance attached to them what
ever. The resolutions will lay over
by request Of some of the members
who desire time for consideration.
A bill has been introduced by Mr..
Locke providing for compulsory edu-
cation by special elections. This 10
In line with the suggestions Of State
Supt. Harris. Mr.. Johnson, Of Wash
ington parish, has introduced q bill
providing municipal government
for Bogalusa.
Notwithstanding the general feel
ing that as few laws as possible
should be passed at this session. the
bill mill seems to be grinding over
time and it Is probable that there
will be q big bunch of work in this
line. As to the Reinhardt bill, while
there are many opposed to racing ON
general principles, there are a good
many who. believe that II New Or
leans wants racing and is willing to
vote for 1t. other portions of tho
State should not prevent her from
having It. So 1t may be that on the
general principles Of the right OF To-
cal option something may be done
for the bill.
There is much important work to
be done in the way OF providing for
State institutions and departments,
and with probable deficit Of sever
al millions in the general fund, 1t is
being urged that bond issue should
be made to provide for these insti-
tutione.
Gov. Halls Message.
r. rat -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-05-16
Summary.

Three base hit, Landry. Stolen
bases, Daigle 2, Pitcher, Cassagne.
Struck out by Walker Is, Delcambre
IL. Base on balls Delcambre /.
Wild pitch. Walker 2. Hit by pitch
er, Landry. First base on errors,
Hammond 3. Left on bases, Ham,
mond s, St. Paul 4. Time OF. game,
/ hours and As minutes. Umpire
Lefort.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-05-16
KINGS DAUGHTERS.

There will be meeting OF the
Kings Daughters, Monday, May IS,
at the N. C. B. Library, at pm.
There will be an election of officers
and all members are requested to be
present.
MRS. d. 1. ADDISON.
Leader.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-05-16

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-05-16

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-05-16

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nigh perfect sup
l-mates are only
ne m scue, hence
is the same old
4 way-too much
and abetted by
commonly called
allowed hve hits,
to first and struck
e his teammates
: errors, but not
owed costly, and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Den @eiidtern auer 8eiuder Ser 5atr
NOR es ab5ulefen, 6aB bas a1f unierer
'Gair @ebotene 3ufrie6enbett gab.
&idmono bat be1uieien, BOB feline 8e.'
mobner es berfteben Seite 5u arran'
.gieren nn6 a19 6arm1f5ufubren. =
errangeh sic bieiigen Ball
.ipieler ibren eriten @ieg; sic Spieler
|boben iib betpabrt unb per6en ftd
un6 un1erm Std6t6en moH nod
mande Siege bringen. = $err uni
'6rnl1 SSaoob @an5er iin6 gIufli6e
@lterr zines m1ntern 50bndyens &c.
mor6en, mo5u unfere @ratulation.
4Bpn.
S1 Ser bieitgen Bfarrfirde ibloi,
fen am Gienitagmorgen bel einem
bonn bodm. &farrer P. 9eonarb, ..
g. g., gebaltenen Srauamte ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Silt. Ginter1 geboren tn1r6e, 1T 3tpei
Moreate aG %geitorben. = Sobm Gre
ners perfn1fte fem Aa1to 6em S. Ser
bes fir $3.50. - s. @n1 pertm1fte
feline 80 Slider Sarm Dem al11g1it
Stiipe, fir $500. = 9. Blum bot
bel elmer Supplement 9arpeiter 60.
in ct. CLOUD cine Steqe a1genom-
men. - Gin anoertbalb Sabr altes
&nabden ser 6amilte Sell lit plob-
li6 %geitorben.
Saltf Centre
Nad0em Monager 6: q. 3u8eau
sic bonn Mrd}iteften 8udlep aus ct.
CLOUD enttpori eren Ela1e g%utgebet-
Be1, bat er sic 6irma @ebriiber Mao>
en- bon Minneapolis fontraftli4 NIT
6em Me1bau betrn11t. 9ie Mrbeit miro
iofort in Angriff genommen nno 1ol
nad nebereinitimmurg am 1. Sep-
TENDER 1914, po1en6et fem. Die &C.
lammtfoiten 6es 1re11en 5beaters tper-
SEN ii6 auf $4,000 belaufen. @ie
ser Manoger 10 bat iib aud Serr
@augbren, 6em @a1tf Centre o3
neue Ibeater 5u per6anfen baben
1pirb, nit SEN Mb6n6erungen 6es
Originalploms 5ufrie6en gegeben. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

SRI. @oia Gbielmann, Sodter SET gu
oieier @emeirbe% gebortgen, prominen>
ten 6eutiben Samilie Sobann Gbiel-
mann, bel ser na6 Der firblider
6eier inn &reiie bon @ertpanoten un6,
Jreunoen etn gentiitblides Sod5eitss>
feit ltattfano, SOS CUR gntbieta1ng Ser
ber5liditen @liidmiimde beltens aus,
gemltt 1puroe. DaB es Dem jungen
Yaare, oas ii6 bierorts bober Md.
ting erfreut, auf Ser. 11el1 betretenen
9ebensbabn tets moblergeben moge
nn6 fem 1rel1es @eim BON Sriebens,
engel6en itets beidyiibt tper6e, lit Ser
mfri9tige @uni6 oes rNor6itern."
Mu9 unierm 6reunoe Sobann rno
ieinem tral,ten @eib6en gu 6em 50.
milienfelte uniere @ratulation. -
geif. Serboar uno bod)m. g. 8uialsfi
BON ct. Mnna erltatteten Montag
per Muto Ser County Sauptita6t
etnen 8eiud. - Die rel1e 8ro-
o1ce @omponp, .tpel9e. ibr @eldGt
inn 5fuolaref @ebduoe eingeridtet
fat, erfreut iih zines re@t guten gu
ipru9s. - S1 elmer iutrgit gebalte-
nen @erimml1rg ser bieitgen @dul-.
beb0roe tp11roe sic alte 2ebrfraft
fir oan fommeroe 6dp1liabr beibe<
balten. Sc miro 6ies 9errn @eltes
orittes Sabr nno ser 2ebrerinnen]
0amersbad un6 8alaer 3tneites Sabr;
iein. = Sobn &aB bat iein 9eibita4-
|geidaft ieinem 8rr6er Sebaitim
faufli@ uberlaiien un6 toir6 iid in
ser 8ufunft oa1sidliebli@ 6em Muto<
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wi6men. = @url
@0rner mar Dienitag @ei@afte balber
nad SEN 3miqingSitd6ten. = @artim
Sdm6t, pelder in Der Mdbe BON
Seem Muni9 als 2ebrer angeitelH 1T,
mar auf einige Gage bier bel ieinen
@ltern. - 59retner @mitb beiiert
sic iiingit bon 8en. @eppers aus SOL
6ingfor6 gefm1fte 8obm1ng aus. -
6rau S. 5umbs, tpelde mebrere $50
den franf mar, lit pte6er eerefen.
&pscpe.
Ssyacob @an3er erltattete eine11
mebrtdgieen @ei116 in mtmneapolts
un6 Mnota. - Nah aht Sage Ian.
gem 8eia16e in &6mon6 mn6 bier
Lift Clinton G%ngelbar6 nod Melroie 51-
riidgetebrt. = Neter Soft 1tn6 @at-
tin trafen bier 5u 8efud BEL ibren
@ertpan6ten Elm uno baben ii9 5rtad5
lMpon begeben, tpo iie os Sommer.
(frii9ler Die Cite Ser Minneiota See
Huff gerieben ner6en. - @regor Scott
Imor in @i6~@t. Ba1tl, mo er Ell.
ne neutrality-suspicious. &olbl1,t-
@tnobieb fm1fte.
81. Midolas.
IS. 81. @otbitetn, mel9er nls @roB-
geidmore1ter 6em County 9ienite al
leiiten batte, lit Meitte lebter @ode
bereits tpie6er 6nbeim e%ingetroffen.
gs lag io5uingerr gar teine Mrbet I'M
&reisgeridtstermit fir sic @orper-
fdaft, ser er a1geb0rte, Dor. = Srm1
Sobn 8iif9er reifte lebte ISOLDE na@
lSor6an, tint bort Ser @od5eit TIRES
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
8efanntmadmng.

IS miro hermit betant gemadt,
oab eine ipe3ie1e Bobl I'M @dltl'
itrift bon ct. CLOUD I'M @pnnaiidl-
gebd1oe, 2t8-5. Mpen1ae iibli@, an
3&peiten Gage 6es Stunt 1914 bon 8
nbr morgens Bis 8 l1br abenos gum
3mefe gebalten miro, iber bic &ro-
petition pontpegen 8era11sgabutg Der
Bombs 6es genannten @dul6iitrtfB
in ser Summe bon $4,000 nit SSrt.
terelfen 5u Ser State bon a @roaert
per Sabr an SEN 5tnat ob5uittmmen,
beren @rtr6ge fir bre f~olgen6en
8me6e gebra1@t tperoen follen: $751;
600 fin 6en 8m1 zines 1te,tert 9od>
fdulgebdu6es; $4,000 fir 6ie @rs
ridt,1ng zines Mnbd1tes an sic Gin
coin @da1le, sic ,t11rperirt nno gea3ei.
tigt tper6en fouen, stpte Dies in Dem
m Ser Office 6es Glerf binterlegten
8eidl11b borgeiebe1 iit.
Du6tert, Sen 10. Mni, 1914.
S1lins abau1s,
@lerf ser @r3iebung9bebor6e bes ct.
CLOUD Sduloiitrifts. ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

@ege Ser 8eiierurtg. - SEQ Mi&els,
tDel@er Bel So. @ae5of in Dienit itebt,
lit a1f ser @rantenliite: = 4nton
SETTLER, tpel9er Ser in ct. @lo1o I'M
@el9morenen6ienit itebenoen @orper>
fdaft mgeb0rte, lit lebten 6rettag
mor6en tpegen fei1per Mr-
belt als 8egeaufieber in 6ieier &C.
gen6.
81. Mntbpnb.
Ser Ja9riIie Carl @erabs tpurbe
ein &in6 geboren, 6as glei@ nod Ser
@eburt ftarb. - SSn Ser Ganntlte
Sobn &nops itel1te. fi@ Elm m1nteres
Mdb6en ein; m0ge es Ben beglndter1
@1tern MN Grel16e bereiten! = 81
1rer ser 3millinge, >pelde Ser Tamilie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

UeltuIOOD11eH. - S0Dn p.
9teu mmroe bon ietner @attin NIT ei.
uem netten Ma6den beidenft. Sic
6amilie perfiigt iebt uber bret @ar-
6en, Ole eine tpabre 6reu6e Ser @l-
tern linb. - Sonntagmorgen BEL Der
5riibmeiieea9tng Ser bter beitebenoe
Sungfrauen : 8ereir gemeinldaftlt6
our III. &ommunion; 11a9mittags ge-
rietb5 Dos dbmu6e @ottesbans in
6lammen nno mur6e NIT Dem 8farr-
baa1s in einen Sriimmerboufen per-
manoelt. 3us i9one @erf, bos Der
bodtp. 1T. 5aBbin6 init Mufopferung
ietner @einn6beit geidoffen, es Iiegt
iebt IN Srimmer un6 Mi9e pertpon-
6elt. Sc lit Dies eine barte @unoe
fir nniere @emetnbe, bie lobal6 nidt
bernarben miro. Die fir Sen CONT
%tagnadmittag bonn ct. Nitolaus Medn-
%nerberein angeiagte @artenpartie
muBte eingeIteM tperben. Dus 6euer
tbeilte ii6 BEN @ebduoen bes cine bol-
be Metle BON Ser @irde mobnenben
@ilb. &ommer6ing NIT: es tpur6e
aber inn Seine eritidt. @u@ bas in
unmittelbarer Mabe geIegene SduI-
geba116e fling 5eeer, 6as glei6fals
auf ieinen Serb beidrGrft tp1rbe. =
8ilb. Graf bon. @aconia tit bier bel
feinem @obne Bran5 5u 8efu6. -
Mei6. Solo un6 Sobn 6. @reber bon
!St. Soiepb tparen Som1tag bier CUR
|&artenpartie 1erabtenen, anftatt 6eiien
faben ite~ fid 6us~ @erm6tungsmerf
Ices Semers an !: Son nab. rno fern
|trafen biele Elm, umAoas Granddaughter
lin Mugenfdein 5u 1rebmen. - @o9m.
II. @aurus pon,s @odoss Spring unb
|bodm. &err Betffer bon g6en @ulep
|f9arten ii6 Sic &ainen 6es @ottes<
baufes on. = Ser Sdapiegeriobn 6es
geif. @@mitt bon 8uffafo mar nit
6amilie per Muto bier m1f 8ein4.
Mnbbeip Safe.
91e Ml1tter 6es SRI. Sbereiio &ei.
lie, Sic ii6 bier n1f @eil19 befin6et,
bat ii9 bon ibrem nnfan tpie6er 10.
|meit erbolt, 6oB iie ser Sodter Bel
Der @a1sarbeit our Seite fem tnr1t.
l. Sim bo6bl. @ftngfeite miro bier
|6as Get Ser eriter fl. @irbertorn.
munion in feierli@er @eiie begqngen
mer6en - Sobn. 9ebmorr par
|sonntog in ct. Mifolaa1s altgen3ea.
ge oes groBen 8ronbes, tpeId)er bie
8forrtirde un6 bte @farrtpobm1ng IN
letnen Sriimmerbo11fen bertpa11elte.
Gate George.
Sobn Otter bon @oIb @pring mar
bier in @ei9dften. : $oiepb opel
|tri6 miro einet Mnba11 on feline
|@beune erri@ten laiien; 6as gleide
|IdBt S. @m. Sens beiorgen. - 9eb-
rer &ubert SETTLER, tpeIder sic Stene
6es 0berIebrers in @ier5 tpdbrenb 6es.
letten @buliabres b~eba1ptete, bot
fir 6as fomuten6e Sabr Die gIei9e
|SteIe in BRANDON a1getommer. =
sos. 6. 8reitba4 mar tpege1r Mo9-
|laBge16dften 1T ct GIol6. - 6ra1
Sobn Motib, melde i9mer fra1rf por,
lift erfreulidertpeiie tpie6er- a1f benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Illus der umgt9tnd.
&idm1onb.

ueberon in @id)mon6 un0 ben unit
Iiegenoen 0rti4aften iiebt man oie
Mn3eige betreffs 6es groBen 6eitipie-
Les rSeoermam1" our Seier 6es gol-
6enen SsSubiIdums seq bier beiteben-
ben Midmerpereins. SCI boAtp. P.
Mlfreo, .. g. s., bon ct. @louo bat
Ole an i'm geridtete @inlaoung, Die
Teitpre6igt beim goI6enen Sa1bildum
5u balten, angerpommen. Mu9
miro SEER Geo. Stel5le bon
Minneapolis CUR SSubiiIar1msfeter bier
fem nno 6as Seit 61r@ cine &eoe ber-
berrIider. = Sim borlebten Dontter-
ftog bat bier @ifolous @entges, elmer
ser bieiigen @ioniere uno elmer Der
aIteIten 8e1pobner bon Steorns
County, inn &auie ieiner So@ter, Ser
6rau sc. 6. @rob, 6as 3eitli@e ge=
iegnet. Ser @erftorbene uur6e Dor
80 Sabren in Nie6ertpeis, &egie-
rnngsbeairf Srier, Deuti6lano, ge=
boren. Sn 1847 manoerte er 1a6
Mmerifa aus nn6 lieB ii9 I'M @taate
Sninois nie6er, mo- er ii@ berebe>
Iidte. SSn 1851 berlegte 6a9 @bepaar
fem SCENT na6 Soma un6 in 1856
mad 5tearns County, mo- er it@ nabe
@olb Spring nteoerlieb B, mo- er Biz
gum Sabre 1892 perblteb. 3ebn Sab-
re lang lebten Die @bele11te I'M gil-
loge GoI1 Spring, po iie 1T 1901
lire goIoene &odaeit feierten. @or
3tpolf Sabren itarb Srm1 &entges,
un6 'ieit6em lebt er bier i'm Souie
ieiner So@ter. Drei5ebu @in6er ent=
fproiien ser glidliden @be, bon 6ene1
nod flint Dem 9eben erbalten itn6.
Sc iinb 6ies: Grau @m. Sobames
bon @ol1 @pring; Srau Muria Gree
III bon Suite, Mort., 5ruu Sc. 6.
@roB, @idmonb; Sobn Sentges bon
@ebiter, g.. g., @ernb. &entges bon
@6en @aMep. Neb1tbem betro11er11
ieinen 500 bret Sdmeitern, 6ie gletd-
fans I'M boben Sitter iteben. Sic 2et-
dye tpl1r6e montags nod @o6 Spring
eebradt un6 bafelbit a1f 6em ct. So.
mfa3ius4@ ottesader betgeiebt. Moge
ser @~eritorbere ruben IN 6rieben! -
Sic 9tenitag bier bon BEN Mitglie>
bern See @idmon6 Commercial
glubs gebaltene @trubenfair nabm
einer in ie6er &in1idt ertuiinidte1
grfolg. Dos @etter begiinftigte bic
Geier nn6 brodte Greu1r6e un6 @'on.
tter 1tnferer Srti6aft aus aqea &C.
ge1roen CUR Gair. @omentli@ mar bic
County . &m1ptito6t ct. @Iou6 fiebr
gut bertreten urb bat babel befa1n6d,
baB ibre 8emobner nidt cuff ibr lota.
les Snterefie beidrdmt, fonoern
aud bos anoerer 0rtfdoften I'M
Gourtp 3u mabren genetgt ftno.
Dfe Grbibitio,ren a11f Ser Guir mare,t
febr gut, mniif tuiaibre1t6 BEG garaen
Cages erbeiberte 6oe @senpiitbber, urtb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
GteGe perIann

bon einem bel,tfde1 tatbolii9em jun
gen Ma1tpe, in irger6 ei1em1 @eiddf.
te, foldes d1lf Dem 2a1tbe borge3ogen.
@omnner3telles DipIom utro quite gnn-
pfeblnrgen 3alr $o1to. M6beres In
Der .Moroitern" Office, ST.. Glou0,
Mimn. 27.3t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-03
lRY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON Eng, Aug. 3-Violation of neutral territory
Germany daring frontier raids by German Russian and French
troops clashes between outpo the bombardmen of Russian
Baltic port by German warshp and the seizure of merchant
ships Russian and Germany constituted the striking features
day Of the which virtually the whole continent
has started.
The position to be taken by the British empire still
be defined this morning but feared that German
territory would be deciding factor which would lead
Britain to take the the
Evidences not lacking of the grave view Of the situation
by all classes in the United Knkdom The leaders of the
party were called into council by the cabinet and
reported that the cancellation of Field Marshal Ktchener
TO Egypt was prelude to his appointment minister of
IL was SAID In authoritative that due warning had
been Germany yesterday of the intention of the British
navy to take instant action should German soldier
Begum soil In spite of this and of the prompt refusal by the
el1um to the offered by
as the price of the violation of Belgium neutrality German
penetrated Belgium at two points their the French
frontier.
The German point of the situation explained at
the German embassy follows: -.
The informed that French
are assembling
German Belgium
traverse Belgium
warke
GUM oners no armed resistance
belgium
the passages OF the troops"
OF IN way interfering with that neutrality
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-03
ANOTHER SIPS DIAMOND RING
AWARD FOR TWO WEEKS WORK
BOY KILLED
BY Traction Car, Which Strikes
Him as He Runs Across
Track.

FAIRMONT, Aug. 3@Albert Maze.
aged years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Maze. Of Edgemont, met a dis
tressing death yesterday when the
little child was struck by the o'clock
street car on its way to Clarksburg.
The accident occurred at Fleming
crossing and Birdie" as the child
was known, died about o'clock last
night at the Cook hospital.
According to the best information
obtainable. some cows were on the
track near the crossing and Mrs.
Maze, who saw them and knew it was
about time for the car, told some OF
the older children to chase them on
the tracks. This they did and unno-
ticed the little boy toddling along be-
hind the elder children. After rum
ming the cows from the track the ell
der children climbed the track to al
low the car to pass. AS the dur came
near Birdie" attempted to cross the
track to the other children. He was
struck by the front step Of the car
and hurled from the track, the wheels
not touching the boy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-03
DECLINES
To Be Postmaster Of Dungriff,
kanaWha County, and An
other Man is Appointed.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Another
man has declined, an office, after it
had been given to him. May 10
Harvey S. Lingel was appointed post
master at Dungritf, Kanawha county,
but he has declined to accept the
place and Harry T. Proctor has been
appointed instead. He will succeed r.
G. Dunlap, resigned.
Other fourth class postmasters
have been appointed as follows: Rob
ert G. Thomas at Belgrove. jackson
county, succeeding John R. Cunning
ham, resigned; Dell Kendrick at
Clothier, Logan county, succeeding
Emma j. Chambers. removed; VIII
liam E. Ward at Reynoldsville, Har-
rison county, succeeding John e.
Gun. resigned; Rosa H. Brown at
Institute. Kanawha county, succeed
ing William A. Spriggs, resigned;
Howard L. Brill at Mutton Run.
Hampshire county, succeeding Alfred
A. Brill.
The name of the postofice at
Academy, Pocahontas county, has
been changed to Hillsboro and
George L. Carlisle has been continued
as postmaster.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-03
ISSUE OF SCR. n
IS RESOR 1ED 10
BY New York Clearing HOUSE
to Meet the Urgent Cur
rency Bill. \.
TO PROTECT GOLD SUPPL "
Drains Resulting from Demos
cratic Administrati Make
Move Necessary. &
tpY A,,nelArrr rnr,.,

NEW YORK. Aug. The clear
ing house at meeting today decided
to issue clearing house certtf1cates to
meet the currency situation brought
about by the European war crisis.
It was the unanimous opinion that
in view Of the foreign situation every
means should be adopted to protect
the country's gold supply: It was
voted therefore that for the present
and until further notice the associas,
ton placed itself upon a certiticata
basis.
An additional resolution was
adopted making available In pAyS
ments Of balances all forms Of ctrs
Irency issued on authority OF the ma
tional government. This indicated
the desire by the bankers to use free
ly the currency issued to the national
currency association and to the full-t
est extent for the requirement sot
their correspondents and the need of
interior exchanges. :; u
Secretary McAdoo, OF the Treasury
Department, who came from SWashS:
ington last night to attend a CONFER
ence with New York bankers, started
back for the capitol at $3.50 today
Mr.. McAdoo was reluctant to IeaYe
the financial center Of the country
at this time but It was necessary toH
him to reach Washing ton for q
meeting this afternoon with financiera
from other cities.
John Shelton Villains, comptrolls
er Of the currency, Charles 81 Hams
lin and w. p G. Harding fiaamhara
Of the. federal reserve board, WHO
came from Washington with MI. Nc.
Decision to enforce the sixty@day
clause before withdrawal Of deNostta
was reached by members Of the New
York State Savings Bank Associationa
All savings banks In the state ARE at
fected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-03
LOCAL WOMAN
Mrs. C. D. Sturm is in Europe
and Unable to Obtain Pas
sage for America. n

Among the thousands Of Americana
in Europe who are unable to return
to their homes in this country, owing
the the general stopping Of trans-i
lantic travel, is Mrs. E. D. Sturm. Of
this city. and her many friends hey9
are very anxious for her safety. How-
ever. the news received this morning
that the United States government
would send ships to bring all Amer
leans home was received with great
joy by Mr.. Sturm and many otheH
friends of Mrs. Sturm.
Mr.. Sturm reviewed a telegram
from his wife this morning. ItwaG
dated at Mainz, Germany, and stated
that she was slightly Ill. Mrs. sturm
is a member OF a party that Is tour
ing the European continent. She n
the only member of the party from
Clarksburg.