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The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
lBy Asgociated Press. ]

London, England, July 29.-Re-
ports of massipg armies in strategic
positions came from all parts of Eu-
rope today, but there was no au-
thentie news of an actual clash.
Diplomats concentrated their at
tention to efforts to confine the con-
flict to Austria and Servia and pre-
vents Russia taking arms to aid the
small Slav neighbor.
The attitude of the German and
Russian emperors is closely watched.
The premier referred to the inter
national situation in the house OF
commons in few words;
The situation at this moment is
one OF extreme gravity, and | can
only say that the British govern
ment is not relaxing its efforts to do
everything in its power to circum-
scribe the area of conflict. The
British government has received no
Information OF the alleged revolu-
tionary outbreak in Poland"
Austrian and Servian troops are
today marching to positions on the
border, while military aviators
secured the frontiers in search OF
Information.
Austrian military authorities have
requisitioned the entire railroad
service. ana private transportation
has ceased.
1t was learned in Servian sources
that the Bosnian frontier is CON
sidered place of first attack. and
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
lBy Associated Press. ]

Berlin, July Military activity
on the Russian side of the frontier
was confirmed by many evidences
which reached German officials, but
ii was stated today that no mobiliza-
tion order was issued by Russian
war officials.
Private reports from the frontier
say distinct indications of Russian
military activity are noticed. A
number of German regiments have
been moved toward the frontier.
The German crown prince arrived
at Potsdam and family council was
held.
The North German Gazette. Off
cial organ of the government, will
publish this evening the following
comment on the international situa-
ton:
The peaceful tone of officials of
Russia in a communication issued
finds lively echo here, The impe
rial German government shares the
wish OF Russia for the maintenance
OF peaceful relations, and it hopes
the German people will support it
by maintaining moderate and quiet
attitude"
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

Thomas j. lyman announced this
morning that he had withdrawn from
the race.
Senator Thomas will have a wide
lead over Martin unless the latter
drops out, rs his friends are urging
him to do. In a conversation with
the former Pueblo congressman this
morning. he declared:
Il am making no personal solicit
tation for support whatever. | have
no bitterness in this campaign and
no one will support Senator Thomas
with greater zeal than | IL he is
given the nomination. A combina-
tion of circumstances forced me into
this race Mr.. Martin went on to
say. and | will have no hard feel
ing toward anyone II | am defeated
in the pfiaiaries.~
Senator Patterson will get few
Denver votes. The delegation is in
control OF the old machine. and as u
result OF the remarkable campaign
made by Mrs. Napier, they have
flocked to Napier's standard. They
will not be a unit on any other can
didate, however. Little is heard of
the boom for Judge Musser. and his
name may not be presented.
Brake for secretary of state. Leck-
enby for auditor, and DR.. w. w.
Rowan of Ouray for treasurer. are
the leading candidates now. Appar-
emily In the congressional assembly
Ed Taylor will get the nomination by
acclamation. Down in the third dis
trict Ed Keating will have opposi-
tion, according to best reports. al
though most people believe that he
will have the lead in the primaries.
A hard fight from the c. Il. & I.
offices win be made against the
former newspaper man.
A movement has developed among
Western Slore delegations tn make
Samuel n Wheeler OF Grand juno
tion one of the nominees for the su-
preme bench. Mr.. Wheeler is not a
candidate for the office. but many Of
fers of support have come to him in
the last twelve hours.
John j. Tobin will have wide
lead over any other candidate for
the lieutenant governorship.
The Mesa county delegation will
give large majority of it's votes to
Senator Patterson unless John Mar
tin enters the race, in which case he
will be given almost its full sup
port. This seems certain today.
A score OF candidates have opened
headquarters in the Albany and the
hotel is the center of political inter
est here before the assembly opens.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
[special Correspondencel |

st. Petersburg, July 29.-With the
eyes of the world ON the Russian
court today, the foreign minister and
the war abinet are holding con-
ferences behind closed doors, the
news OF which never passes the por-
tails OF the Tzarkoe Seloe. Grand
Duke Michael and Grand Duke
Jakilovitch, who are considered the
ablest advisers OF the emperor in
this crisis, have ordered even the
imperial organs to keep silent CON
cerning the attitude of the empire on
the Ausiro-Seryian situation.
Among politicians who are best
able to analyze the situation as it
stands today, it is doubted that any
promise that Austria may make will
stop tie Russian advance in case
Servia is attacked. The whole fu-
ture of the Russian empire is threat
ened by any jeopardy in which the
Balkan states may be placed, and,
it is pointed out, Russian diplomats
have considered for years the most
likely cause of Russian war the
attack which Austria is now making
on the Serbs.
Bulgaria and Roumania are not
expected to join the conflict. but the
VIM lOf oVp
years carried on a successful war
fare against the Turks and the
Greek, have always started opposi-
ton to the invaders.
The emperor is. OF course, mere
figurehead in these negotiations. and
will act on the advice of his grand
dukes. These men, while trained
for years in the diplomacy OF Europe
and thoroughly eonversant with the
strength and aptitude of their own
as well as the enemy's troops are,
nevertheless, personally Interested
in many phases of such a conflict.
For instance. Grand Duke Sergius,
cousin of the famous reactionary no.
bleman who was assassinated eleven
years ago. has wide estates in Hun
gary, where he has palatial shoot
ing lodge. Michael is interested in
Servian salt mines. while both he
and Jakolovitch receive much of
their income from German estates.
These items, while not figuring
heavily in the matters before the
Russian throne. will nevertheless
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
pFREL Chief and
GARBAJAL AGREED
PEACE IN MEXICO
rrarza 10 Take Charge Of Capital City at
Once, Says Message TO Washington Rep
rgntatiVe Today,

sHINGToN D. c., July 29.-[By Associated
W. press / - General Carranza and Provisional
w President Carbajal have agreed on the basis
q, ,hs arrangement of a peace treaty in Mexico ac-
l1g IN mess lge received today by Jose Catelot,
.s,sonal representative OF Carbajal
Caselot showed Secretary Bryan the latest ad-
s, stating that General Viar and Justice Allende,
,ors from Carblja who had been instructed to car
s5t ne details OF general basis for peace had al
,,,sv agreed on tie terms This was Interpreted by
rsrslot TO mean that through private channels and
,hrough Reginado Cepeda, definite understanding
td beqn reached for peaceful transfer of the gov
srment at Mexico City to the constitutionalists
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
: e>at~oe~ee~~>>~~>
oNpoN. July 2g.-[By Associ-

T ONDON, July 29.-GBy Associ
ated Press.J While Austria
- hungary Is stsrsparins today 10
striAe ut Servia AGAINST wnom sue
declared war, other European ma
tions are getting ready for the great
er war which may ensue in case
RUssie should intervene in behalf
of Servia, 1t is still hoped that the
conflict may be localized
The British fleet has been ordered
to sail from Portland to an unknown
destination.
Dispatches from Vienna showed
that the Austrian forces are moving
steadily toward the Servian frontier.
A strict censorship prevented the
exact destination of the troops reach
ing the outside world.
All railroads in tne dual monarchy
were taken over yesterday for troops
movements. II was known that
Servia was Just as active in moving
troors. strong armies being sent to
the fortified towns OF Valyevo and
UZhitza on the Bosnia frontier and
to Svilajnatz.
The Montenegrins are also prepar-
ing for stationmg brigade with
mounted battery near PriboJ, where
the women are building eArthworks.
Servian and Austrian aviators are
flying along the frontier at the same
time trying to locate the enemy.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
HERMAN KLUGE IS
GAINING GROUND
Popular Pa|isade Business Man
Is Logical Candidate for
State SenatOrshiD -

No race in the county political
classic is more interesting right
now than that between candidates
Of the three parties to be the first
senator from the new district of
Mesa county. And among all the
fcrty-Cdd candidates now in the rum
ming there is not one more popular
than Herman w. Kluge.
While the strike situation is not
an issue in this section, it is the
most important subject to be handled
by the next legislature and politics
will be decided in eastern, northern
and southern Colorado this year on
that issue. In his very first speech
in connection with his nomination,
Herman Kluge made plain his plat
form on this matter.
al am for the miner" he declared.
"hecause | have been miner my
self My sympathies are with his
fight for decent working conditions,
fair wages and protection from the
hazards OF the mine" These words
from his address of acceptance at the
Democrat assembly voluntarily places
him on record and on that platform
he is willing to be judged.
Mr.. Kluge is a stable business man
who has made his mark in Mesa
county. No man is more popular in
his home city and none has wider
acquaintance over the county. He
is a fluent speaker and never In
any sort OF controversy is he time
server or a trimmer. Kluge's posi-
ton Is always definite and clear-de-
fined and nowhere else under the
sun are these qualities In such need
as in the Colorado legislature.
Mr.. Kluge's nomination has been
received with pleasure on every hand
and in the fall election he VIII un-
doubtedly get tremendous vote as
mark of approval OF his candidacy.
Herman Kluge will unquestionably
be the next senator from Mesa eoun-
'.ty.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
tBy Associated Press. !

Vienna, July 29.-Germany and
Italy today continued their efforts
to localize war operations with their
ally, Austria-Hungary, against Ser
via. No further declarations had
been received up to this morning
from Russia, and that country made
no fresh attempts to intervene.
The Russian ambassador con-
ferred with Count Leopold Won
Berchtold, foreign minister, but it is
understood the interview was only
for obtaining information.
Dispatches from Warshaw. Po-
land, state that several powder mag
az!ne exploded there Monday and
several bombs exploded in the prin-
cipal postoffice. number of persons
being killed.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
MARTIN MAY RUN
FOR GOVERNOR AT
STATE ASSEMBLY
Patterson Will Have Lead With Napier Second
Unless PuebIoan. Makes Switch; Wheeler is
Doomed for Supreme Bench.

N ENVER, July 29.-tBy Walter walker.l-on the
| J of the Democratic state assembly there is
every reason to hope that John A Martin can
didate against Charles S. Thomas for the senatorial
nomination, will switch at the last minute and become
candidate for the governorship. Tremendous pres
sure is being brought to bear upon him to make this
strategic move II he does there plenty of pre-
dictons that he will stampede the assembly.
Senator Thomas NJ. Patterson is we'll in the lead
among the hundreds of delegates who have already
reached the OF the assembly with Baruette 7.
Napier OF Glenwood Springs exceedingly strong sec
ond The growth OF the Napier movement in the past
"a hours has been nothing less than remarkable.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
IBy Associated Pres. |

add slant to the attitude OF these
advisers.
On the streets one hears nothing
but war. The people generally have
been brought up to expect it all
their lives and here 1t is-grim-vis
aged and threatening and with rare
philosophy the people are preparing
themselves for the sacrifice. They
know what 1t means and they are
making ready for it.
And 1t all depends-this horror
upon the views taken by the little
coterie OF advisers to the Little
Father over at the Tsarkoe Seloe.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
IRv Assoclnted Pres. 1

Paris. July ga military guard
was placed over the flour mills at
Corbeil. near Paris, which in the
event of war will be taken over by
the army.
The bakers of Paris are laying in
large stocks of flour. and the city
authorities have started collecting a
reserve supply of 5000 tons.
The prefect OF police today or
dered the discontinuance of sidewalk
service to restaurants on account OF
the disorders which have occurred
since the beginning of the interna-
tional crisis.
The government has made an ap-
peal to the press to keep calm and
verify reports before publication.
President Poincare's return to
Paris made an opportunity for patri-
otic demonstrations
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
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thither servian troops are hurry

thither Servian troops are hurry
ing
Montenegro also concentrated her
troops on the Bosnian border.
Russias mobilization is only along
the Austrian border and does not
affect the German frontier.
A telegram from Premier Pahitch
of Servia to the legation here says:
Austro-Hungarian military and
civil authorities fired throughout the
day July 26th without the slightest
provocation from the outside and
damaged three OF our trading ves-
sells at Kostolatz, on the Danube.
Servian flags were hauled down and
replaced by Austrian colors. There
were no casualties"
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
STATE DEPARTMENT WATCHES
VILLA TO STOP TROUBLE
IBy Associated Press. !

WashingtOn, d, C., July 2g.-
Awaiting the assembling the peace
conferences between CarranZa and
Carbajal envoys, officials here today
maintained a close watch on the ac-
tivities of General villa. and con-
tinued their efforts to harmonic the
viewpoints of the Revolutionary
leaders.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
Try Assnciated Press. 1

Los Angeles, Cal, July 29.-Riot-
ing broke out here today in the dis
trict where the Servians and Aus
trians live. There was some shoot
ing, but no one was injured.
Police suppressed the disturbance
and arrested several Austrians.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
LEY Associated Press. Z

London, Eng, July 29.-Tho seri-
ousness of the European situation is
reflected today in the stock exchange
where British consols decreased on
time to 60 Y the lowest point since
the early years of the last century.
A government broker bought all the
consols he could at 70h. Three
small failures We're reported.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
WILL HEAR ROOSEVELT
TBy Associated Press. I

washington, D. c., July 70
The senate foreign relations COM
mittee today decided to inform Col
onel Roosevelt that it would hear
him whenever the committee took
up the treaty with Colombia for the
payment OF 25,0OO,00O for the par
tition in Panama. Roosevelt opposes
the treaty.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
[By Associated Press.I

Stuttgart, Germhny, July "
The socialist anti-war demonstra-
tions here today led to such serious
collisions between the manifestants
and police, that the authorities called
out troops to meet the situation.
The guard around the foreign le
cation district was attacked with
stones
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
correspondent WILL Be
DEPORTED FROM MEXICO
N NV Assoelated Pres..l

Washington, D. c., July 29.--
sretary Garrison announced today
iat be would direct General Funston
hdeport from Mexico Fred l.. Boalt.
correspondent for the Newspaper
Enterprise Association, who sent out
4 sensational story that American
nal officers had applied the law
o. Tight to Mexican prisoners. A
ouTi OF inquiry pronounced the sto-
y false.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

ND understood that Carranza will
promise Immunity TO all except those
directly responsible for the over
throw Of MaderO. Practically all OF
tho.e said to be guilty have fled Mex
10,
his understood that an agreement
rs been reached with Zapata to CO.
operate with the constitutionalists
to restore peace.
definite idea OF Villas intentions
expected soon.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
MRS. BRADBURY
LAID TO REST

Nn. Arthur 0. Bradbury. who
y@ta y. away Saturday morning at St
!, ~ hospital. was reverently laid
A.. Lesl by scores OF her friends Mon
t'! +, morning in the Catholic ceme-
" y On Orchard Mesa. Loved by all
n. ny Ahew her, respected by everyone
,Ie NJ lasslng OF Mrs. Bradbury marks
~ ~, eha oi a quiet and useful life
h. ~ ,lg Ggeds viii long in the minds OF
Hr"sis r,S Murray, her sister and .Thos-
rbt.shs' sans her brother-ln-faw frouf
r.is,i.s I,V1so were among her out of town
,sy rr',teS ,s3 who came long distances to
sry 'nglr last respects to her mem
N I'M me pallhearers were Messrs
mn, FnllIips, W. P. Ella, NJ. o. Del
Fr,,S Fo,I' :, Rich, ]. r. johnson and
ean' 81 :
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
IRv Associated Press. l

Brussels, July 29.-The Belgian
cabinet today decided to call out i'm
mediately three classes of army re-
serves.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
MANY BUSINESS MEN CALL
ON PRESIDENT WILSON TODAY
IRy AssocIated Press. !

Washington. d. c., July 29.-
The President had on his list of
callers today delegation of men
from different parts of the country
representing several lines of COM
merce and manufacture. He told
friends that in this way he was able
to get better idea of the needs of
business and acqUaint business men
with the administration program.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
lRv Associated press. !

New York City, July a.
Hundreds of men subject to military
service today registered at the con-
sulates of Austria Hungary and
Servia in readiness to turn toward
their native land.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
MFNDMENT TO MEASURE
tBy Associated Press. ]

o.. by associated Press.
q, Warrington, D. c., July 90
vaalIman Culbertson of the senate
lalciarl committee today intro
sl,ed an amendment to the trade
.o39lsslon .,.i,I bill defining unfair com
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
JOE CANNON IS OUT
FOR CONGRESS AGAIN
IRY Associntrh rrc..

Danville, III, July - -
Joseph q. Cannon, f",'aier
speaker, today announced his
candidacy for congress 10 tie
Eighteenth Illinois disi,'i /.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
[By Associated Press. ]

London, Eng. July 29.-
Partial mobilization OF Russian
troops in southern and south
western districts was ordered
last night. according to adyices
received here.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
ISentinel Special Service.1

st. Petersburg. July ga great
patriotic demonstration occurred
among tho populace here and at
Moscow.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

X Hona Dharles W. Reed and Charles
hn5 5S2pe " @ iett this afternoon on Mid
Hopne W.. Nm, io6 Tor Denver, where Mr..
no,roy, DIX "lll undergo an operation to-
stS INV ~ cf the day after for a stom-
aid g,'iSr IN E Mr: Hopes condition is
nany frjeuI uIIeclaedly serious and his
sssl,y 'tienas ,o will hear of the ne
rssrsf 'O' an operation with deep
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

R. Hickman Walker leaves this
evening for Denver where he will at
tend the state Democratic assembly.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
LRy Assoclated Press. ]

Vienna, July 29.-All Seryi-
liable to military service resid-
ing in Austria-Hungary are be-
ing arrested as prisoners of
war.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

hst eyen,al JSlles arrived from Delta
"a tho rans reI, ana expects to be here
lotal scorl rtst OF the week, looking nm
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

lon fruit gr.erling, a prominent Cliff
AID states si1wer' ,N' was here Yesterday
letter es IN ;, that things never iooIed
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

DE 7. N " n NJ Birdsal, matron at
weeks yac,,, M =, A. is enjoying a two
During bS'ion bsr ol in Glenwood Springs.
Is takins absence Mrs. G. r Ines
Hs her place. ii'e'
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
(By Associated Press. |

Cassel, Germany, July 20
Twelve Potsh miners were killed
today in an explosion while sink
ing N shaft.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

E,l a, compapwv,so aw Of 1,, the Standard Chem
hla morning Utah holdings left
mug Tor their Paradox land,
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

LET tbis Drurllng' disposing of shoes.
narrew ,al morning for points on the
that Gr5HS sa1se. He was able to say
a large sroa,, anu junction people bought
a'nount OF his firms product
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
81 KILLED IN
EXPLOSIONS
IBy Associated Press. ]

Tudela, Spain, July 20
Twenty-Five were killed and
fifty injured, some fatally, to-
day by the explosion OF fire.
works in a local festival.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
FRUIT SHIPMENTS.

From Grand Junction Fruit
Growers Association platform:
Previously reported :. 4S cars
Yesterdays shipments 6 cars
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
EUROPEAN NATIONS MASS TROOPS
At TBORDERAS DUAL MONARCHY IS
PRESSING ASSAULT ON BELGRADE
Germany and Italy Prepare Protect Invaders from Outside Interference While Cars Ads
Gs ge Over Attitude Of -MOnieegm Women Build EahWkS to Aid
Fight Preserve Balkan NaOS-A Serbs Australia Are Made Prisoners War;
DIPLOMATS HAVE SOME HOPES OF CRCMSCRBG AREA OF EUROPEAN CONFLICT

h beer Ihd da'I dee~erdhe ervesne has sIeenI up
force
ited dpresl
b after
e II occupying belgrade
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
IHE WEATHER

n,sss with local snow
Nuch olop,h olni@ht or Thursday
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

n,.,Is On Page rive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-07
STEPS ON LIVE WIRE;
THROWN TO GROUND
John BettelOn Probably
Saves His Life By Lying
Quietly.

Walking along North c street about
$50 O'Clock last evening John Bethel
on, 80, a shipping clerk at the Ameri-
can Seeding Machine company, STEP
ped on a live" telephone wire and the
electric shock threw him to the
ground. He was knocked unconscious
for few moments and when he re-
vived he found that the live wire had
almost encircled him.
Realizing that if he moved he would
come in contact with the live wire
again. he lay still and shouted to pass
ersby Many pedestrians were at
tracted to the scene and hurried to the
rescue of Bettelon. With the aid of
a coat wrapped around the live wire
it was drawn aside and Bettelon, par
TALLY stunned by the shock, was car
ried out of range of danger and later
removed to his home, PA North Nine
teenth street.
At late hour this afternoon his
condition was regarded as slightly i'm
proved He was badly burned about
the feet and legs. The fact that he
remained quiet while within the coil
of sparkling, death carrying wire, is
the only thing which prevented him
from being electrocuted, it is believed.
Investigation showed that the brok-
en- telephone wire had fallen across