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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-07
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Premier Carrier OF xMe ySugM-


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION
{, B-Fonoving scnsduie figures
published as Information and not guar
anteed.
s:55 A. M-DaiIy--Local for Char
lotte Durham and Raleigh.
1915 A M.--Daiy-Limite6- ALI
points South Drawing room buffet
Sleeping cars to Asheville. v. c.
8 90 r. M.--Ex- sanday-LocaI for
Durham and intermediate stations
Vile
$40 p. M-Daily--For Danville, At
ianta and Birmingham. with electric
lighted draw.ngtroom sleeping cars
IL 40 =. M--Datly-LImitsd- all
points South. Pullman ready 900 T.. 81.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$40 p. M.-Steamer train tPar,or
earl except Sunday. no local stops;
and AIS p M.~Daiiy Local-To West
Point. connecting for Baltimore. daily
except Sunday.
7s5 A. M--Daily-Locai to West
Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: ob A. NJ, 500 A
H. 2.2s r. NJ and $40 r. NJ. daily;
$40 A. NJ and 90 p. hi. except sun
day.
From Yves. Point: s;45 A. NJ
(stsarer train). daily except Mon
day: $40 A. NJ. s:4s p. NJ. daily.
H l. RIsHOP. D. P. A.
s07 East Main ST 7hons Mad 273
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PETERSBURG
JUDGE COOKE DIES
RATHER SUDDENLY

Petersburg Va. A4g. 6.-Judge
Charles l. Cooke. the arst- sadge Of
the Sussex court after the war Be-
tween the States. died at his home
near Booker. Sussex county. yesterday
rather sugaenly
Judge Cooke was seventy-slx years
OF age and one If the most respected
residents OF the county and while he
had been in feeble health for some
time. his death was shock 10 his
many friends and the family He is
survived by three chiidren Common
wealth's Attorney William B. Cooke
OF Sussex. Mrs Annie r pohie. Of
SasseA Court A54se; and Mrs T. f.
Cole, OF Pardys
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TAKING DISPOSITIONS IN
FOUR CORNERED SUIT

Rrookneal. Va. Aug. .6.--Attorneys
James II Guthrie ands William NJ.
Nurrell Of Lynchburg, and A ii.
Light. OF Rustburg, and w. c. Caring
ton, OF Charlotte Courthouse, are mere
engaged In the taking Of deposiuons In
very interesting four-coFnered cha"-
Gerry suit over tract OF lana FORMER
1v belonging to Patrick Walker. de-
caased Parcels Of this land have been
sold ard those deeds are attacked and
the validity OF one OF the marriages
involved is ALSO attacked. It is likely
that n considerable number of deposit
tions Will be taken and - the land rs
worth some $500 II win be very
interesting contest.
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PENNSYLVANIA BATTLE
FIELD COMMISSION MEETS

Petersburg. Va, Aug. "a meet
ing of the PENNSYLVANIA battlefield
commission was held at the Stratford
hotel today. with the following mem
bers of the commission In attendance
President Major Isaac Il. Brown
Secretary Colonel Milton A. Enlhick
Captain George Graybill of York
Captain w. s. Seaboard, of AWHILE ;
Rev. Henry Whitaker. OF Mount Car
mel; Captain f II. Barker, OF Eben-
burg.
Several members Of the commission
have visited Petersburg before. when
markers We're erected, under their
supervision, to the memory OF Penn
sylvania soldiers who fell IN battle
around Petersburg,
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In Hastings Court.

Petersburg. Va. Aug 6.-~The
Hastings court was engaged yesterday
in hearing the case Of the Common
wealth against Punk Tyner. charged
with entering nnd robhing the store
of r. y. Partin on High street. on
the night OF May 20. The accused
was represented by Robert Gillian,
Jr. and tho case resulted in mis-
trial
There was nothing of interest in the
court today ana the case of Richard
Thomas charged with the murder OF
Annie Green, WAS set for trial to-
morrow.
The grand jury yesterday returned
indictments against nine prominent
white men for gambling
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poSTM THIRTY YEARS.
Ramsay Is His Name and salisbury.
n c. thu. Place.

Salisbury. \. c, Aug AT INC
close OF business yesterday POSTMASTER
James H Ramsay reiinquished 'ne
position he has held for the past thirty
wears, With the exception OF elgh'
years of Democratic rule ana the SIX
months term Of w Henry Hohson'
and tomorrow Colonel A. Fl. Boyden
will succeed him for the third time.
Colonel Boyden served under the
two Cleveland administrations.
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stnrlse VIII Becn,fr.

Edmund t. Starke. who was injured
in a motorcycle race at the police pic
mic day before yesterday. was reported
at Grace hospita. last night to be do
ing we'll. An operation was performed
on his skull, which was fractured by
the accident, and 1t was thought by
the hospital authorities that he has a
very good canoe to recover.
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COMMISSIONS ISSUED
TO NOTARY PUBLICS

Commi ssions were issued yesterday
in the governors office to four notary
publics. They are as follows;
Andrew Welsch. OF the Virginia
Railway and Power company; Miss
Florence Hickok. II. c, Gregory, of
Lawrencevills, to do business in Bruins
wick county. and Juliet b. Passavant of
Blackstone. to do business in Nottoway
county,
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SCHEDULES


Southbound trains scheduled to leave
Richmond daily: 800 A. NJ, local to
Norlina. 1:20 p. NJ. sleepers and
coaches. Atlanta, birmingham. jack
sonvilie; 10.45 2. NJ. sleeper to Hamlet
ond coaches to Atlanta and BfrminE-
ham; 124s A. NJ. sleepers, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis Jacksonville,
Tampa, and coaches Jacksonville.
North bound trains scheduled 70 ar
rive in Richmond daily, bi55 A NJ,
90 A. M : Us =. M. s AZ p. NJ Local.
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High Constable Sale

will sell by public auction on Fri
day. the eth day of August, 1914, 3
O'Clock T.. NJ. at my storehouse. No.
1906 East Franklin. the following prop
erty to satisfy distress warrants apd
executions in my bonds: Lor of gro-
ceries. household furniture. grapha-
phone. cabinet. records, piano. etc.
Terms Cash.
w. II. WYATT. JR.. III. c., c. r.
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HOTELS.
WOOD AND COAL

Ann san the Wood Man. With sum-
rler prices, only handle the best
free burning coal. NJ easy pay plan
Will interest you now, LONG y. 1906
West Broad
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sample shoe store, ezs East Brond
street tnear City Hall). Good shoes
cheap. Mems women's and chill
dren's shoes retaiIed at wholesale
prices. GEO A. BOWDEN. y. ED-
WIN BOWDEN
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SHOE REPAIRING


Rubber Wholesale spring Heeis. Mems.
$3.50. ladies. $40. Something new.
Rubberized leather. featherweight
same price We made a large pur-
chase OF "RAY0L" rubber heels at a
special price and are putting them
on for s2bc. We viii send anywhere
and return promptly. Phone Monroe
1867. DREwS ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTOR tie East Main street
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SPECIAL NOTICE
NOTICE.


GaGics--Your CSmhtngs Made INTO
beautiful swltches. ponpadours. etc.
Charges moderate; old switches re-
dyed to look like new. Largest
stock Of pure hair switches In the
city. Come and see this stock be-
fore going elsewhere. Shampootng,
s6c; mail orders given prompt atten-
sion. THE ROYALLE. Ell East
Broad street.
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Wants
WANTED

WANTED--EMPLoYM FOR BOYS.
WHITE AND COLORED. IA TO II
YEARS OLD. PHONE RANDOLPH
622. JUVENILE COURT OF RICH
MOND. ROOM 5. CITY HALL.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Rest penn~yIvania white Ash stove and

Chew Rams Horn Tnbacco--A Good
chew. 1t will suit you. Try fl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-04
CABINET TAEEs CHEERFUL
VIEW or SITtNTION

Washington. Aug. i.-Tuday's cab
met meeting WAS devoted almost en-
tirely to discussion of the European
crisis and the relief nf Americans
abroad.
Secretary McAdoo brought up the
subject ut AN international clearing
house association An which the Unit
cd states and European nations
should hold membership. as one
method by which this country might
insure the disposition of ICE wheat
and cotton crops In foreign markets.
with the banks of the country iorti-
ncd with millions of additional cur
rency. officials feel that tho imme-
dinte problem Is how 90 care for the
crops.
The estahliahmcnt of an interna-
tional association and the resumption
of trade. II was pointed out. would
not only result in the sale of Amer
lean crops hot would tend to hrine
back 90 the United states much ut
tho gold recently exported
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-04
TENT or UNITED STATES
NEUTRALITY PROCLAIM ATiON

Washington. Aug l.-The procla-
nation VI neutrality of the United
States IA the European war issued
today by President Wilson said.
by the president OF the United
states of America proclamation
Whereas. q state OF war unhap-
pily exists between Austria Hungary
and gcrvia. and between Germany
aud Russia. and between Germany
and France; and whereas the United
states is on terms OF friendship and
amity with the contending powers
aud with the persons lnhaoiting their
several dominions.
Now. therefore, I, Woodrow VIII
son. president OF the United states
OF America. In order 10 preserve the
neutrality OF the United States and
Of It's citizens and OF persons within
its territory und jurisdiction, ana "a
enforce It's laws aud treaties, and Ia
order that all persons. being warned
OF the general tenor of the laws and
treatics of the United States in this
behalf, and nf the laws of nations
may thus he prevented from any Vio'
lation of the same. do hereby declare
aud laim that by certain proVi-
siona of the act approved on the AN
| day OF March, A. -. 1903. commonly
known as the penal code of ths
United States, the following acts are
forbidden 20 he done, under severe
penalties, within the territory and
jurisdiction of the United states, q
wit"
The prohibited acts then enumer
niod by the proclamation includ'
"accoptlns and exercising a commits
sion 10 serve any Of the hclligercnts
enliating or entering the service %
any of the belliEorents or hirinE 9th
er persons to take such action fttinl
out ships OF increasing the force q
any ship of war OF the beiiigerents
aiding any military expedition iron
the Territory Of the united state
against the territories Of either o
the bolligercntA"
| The proclamation states that afte
tomorrow and during tbs continu
ance of hostilities no ships of war q
privattccr OF any belllgerunt shalt d
permitted 10 make use of any poI
or waters subject 10 the iurisdictio
of the United States. within twenty
~~~.-~~.~~~~~>~-s~~
1 (COufluuno ON PAGE ISFol
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bombardmcnt OF the French naval
station at Bona, Algeria, by a Ger
man cruiser. which. however, retired
before doing much damage. and is
cruising around the Mediterranean
sea where a considerable number of
Freaeh vessels are looking for such
marauders. what the British ad-
miralty intended To- do was not asoer-
tainablc and NO news was made pub
he as To the movements OF British
Nar vessels
British ships bound for contincntai
ports north OF calois were advised by
the admiralty to divert their course "a
ports la the United Kingdom In tue
interest OF the national welfare.
As 10 the nghting between Austria
and Seryia. the orieinal cumbatants 10
the war which has spread over the
greater part OF the European main
land. reparts came from Nish. Ser
via. that the Ausifians had suffered d
sharp repuisc and heavy losses az th'
hands Of troops Of the Balkan nation
In diplomatic quarters In Londoi
il was reported without confirmation
that the Turkish army. which is oe'
Ing mobilized. will. II Il purticipa,ei
In the general coHilagration. renal
under the command OF General ~
man Won Sanders, the Prussian ON
Ger who acts az instructor.
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MI QUugT AND CAIN
~ NEW YORK FINANCE

Ncw York. Aug. conditions in
the financial district settled down 90
further calm and quict today Mcus-
urcs taken yesterday 90 safeguard the
general situation. including the issu-
nncc of clearing house certificate
and the receipt Of cmcrscncy cur
rency from Washington for distribu-
ton among local banks. were found
To be increasingly effective.
Distribution OF the emergency cur
roncy was resumed at the suh-treas-
uTy today and leading financial IN
tercsts expressed the opinion that the
situation So far us b. affects ths
principal financial rentcrs or this
country WAS under control
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RUSSIAN WARSHIP SUNK IN
FIRST NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
FOUGHT in BALTIC SEA

Great Britain sent virtual ultmatum to Germany
demanding reply by midnight tonight the subject of
Belgian neutrality.
King George today proclaimed the mobilization of the
British army and the reading OF the proclamation
cheered by huge crowds in London.
Germany is reported to have declared Belgium
and threatened to annex the Belgian Congo Germans
today invaded Belgian territory.
Russian warship went aground on the Aland islands
after naval battle between the Russian and German
fleet.
vscount Morley is reported to have resigned from the
British cabinet.
The German white Book" throws responsibility for
Russia and France.
German troops have penetrated French territory
Mars-LaTOur of bloody battle in 1870 General
Jefre, French commander in chief at left for the
front.
The United States embassy in Paris is to look after
German interests in France and after French interests in
Austria.
Austrian troops reported TO have been defeated with
heavy loss by the Serbs.
German army aviators dropped bombs last night the
French fortress of Lunevlle causing little damage and
loss of life.
Japan officially declares she may join the if Eng
land be forced in the far east.
The North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecee
returned TO American waters at Bar Harbor, Maine al
laying anxiety to the fate of the large amount of gold
board.
German cruiser bombarded French naval station
in Algeria and then retired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-04
SENATE RESOLUTION ASKS THAT
PRESIDENT WILSON ACT As
MEDIATOR IN WORLD WAR

Washington, Aug. A resolution directing Presi-
dent Wilson to approach the warng nations Of Europee
with offer of good offices of this government in
roduced today by Senator MeCumber and referred to the
committee foreign relations He will ask for favor
able report tomorrow.
The resolution would have the president urge either
mediation arbitration It declares the United States
is the only great power whose national interests not
directly affected and the fact that the United States
represents people Of all the nations involved makes it
particularly certain that its friendly offices would meet
unarness the part OF any of the nations involved
in the controversy"
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TEXT or THE PRESIDENTS
RELIEF MEASURE MESSAGE

Washington. Aug. i.-Prosident
Wilson today sent to congress Hpe-
cial message asking for Immediate
appropriation of S2.50O,O00 for relief
of Americans abroad. In accordance
with the plan approved by him this
morning.
The presidents message was -
follows:
After further consideration of the
existing conditions In Europe M ~
Tar as u ia affecting citizens OF the
United states who are there without
means. financial or othorW ise. 10 re-
turn to their homes in this country.
Il seems incumbent ON the govern
mcnt TO take steps at once 20 pro-
vide adequate means, by the charter
mg of vessels or otherwise. for bring
ing Americans out OF disturbed re-
Rions ana conveying them Co their
home In the United states.
Moreover IN view of the difficulty
Of obtaining money On letters OF
credit with which most Americans
abroad are supplied n win he neces-
sary To- send agents abroad with
funds which can be advanced on such
evidences Of credit or used Tor tho
assistance of destitute citizens OF the
United States.
"in these circumstance I recom-
mend the immediate passage by the
congress of AN act apptopriatinE
2.l0e. .00n, or as much thereof 40
may he necessary, to be placed ~
the disposal Of the president for the
relief. protection and transportation
81 American citizens and for personal
services. rent and other oxncuaea
which may be- Incurred in the District
OF Columbia or elsewhere. connected
with or growing out of the existing
Disturbances Ia Europe. CSigneui
WOODROW WILSON" "
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erbs Defeat Austria In First Pitched Battle
WARSH|P BEARS MILLIONS
IN TREASURE To RELIEF Of
AMERICANS CAUGHT IN EUROPE

Washington. Aug. t.-The ar
morcd cruiser Tennessee will sail
from New York at \ y. m. to-
morrow with bctwccn hvc and
eight millions In gold for Amer
leans la Europe.
The sourcs from which all
the gold would he taken bnd not
been fully determined today but
viii he arranged at further con-
fcrcnCcs between officials and
New York bankers. 4 navy pay
MASTER viii 40 I'm charge Of the
treasure,
Assistant Secretary Brecken-
ridge of the war department and
- representative OF the American
Red Cross VIII sall ON the Ten.
ntzssce.
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BELGIUM APPEALS TO
ENGLAND FOR PROTECTION

NsNAhttND AOAA NAtAfAhAAAhNf-N
London, aug. s.-Premler Asluith
in the house OF commons confirmed
the sending to Germany OF a ruques.
that she should give the same assur-
ance Of the neutrality OF Belgium an
France had dono and that her repiy
should be sent To England before mid
night
The British goyernmeat was oni-
cialiy informed oy Belgium today
that uorman troops had invaded Bel
gum and that the violation of that
c0untry's neutrality. which the Brit
i'm foreign secretary yesterday inu-
mated must be followed boy action on
the part OF the British, had become
an accomplished fact.
In tho meantime John Burns has
resigned from the British cabinet and
Viscount Morley's absenco from iti
meetings today indicated that thi'
s,rong peace advocate also had deter
mined 10 leave his colleagues.
Diplomatic relations he'd already
been severed last night between Ger
many aud France and the German
ambassador In leaving Paris inform
I'D the Freach premier that German,
regarded herself aa In a state of wal
with France. which required Germany
10 hand the French ambassador -
Berlin his passports.
The open breach between France
and Germany was rapidly followed b,
the appearance OF German troops oi
French territory and by an incursiol
OF bomb hurting German aeropianel
which attacked the fortified town o
Luneville without doing anythill
more than damage 10 roadway.
French airmen and outposts als'
we're reported To have made raids oi
German territory.
A more tangible occurrence was tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-04

showed stoadinoss at the opening.
This was especially true of proNi-
slons. In which there were large de-
clinos yesterday
Reports that there was delay ~
the navigation amendment BIN goins
into force led Go good deal of
noAouEnCas in the wheat trade The
result Wns decline 81 as much az
two cents hushel from TOP prices
Al the same time the volume of bust
ness was reduced 60 minimum.
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saiiiilo, Aug 3. (Via Laredo, Aug,
iD-Tho Carhaial conditions embod
led the peace proposals announced at
Washington about three weeks ago.
The Carhajni commissioners are stiil
here out have made no announcement
cf what they intend 20 do.
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CONGRESS ASKED FOR
$500, 600 FOR REFUGEES

Washington, Aug. i.-Congress Is
to be asked immediately To appropri-
ate S2,50O,OO0 To relieve Americans
In Europe.
The armored cruiser Tennessee
win be used for sending gold 90 Eu-
rope In accordance with the plan an
nounced today at tho White House.
Tho nations involved Ia tho war
will bo informed of the purpose for
which the gold ID being sent TO Eu-
rope in order that no complications
may follow.
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c A R R A NJ A
BLOCKS
PEACE
Conditions Imposed by Carba-
jal Refused by Constitution
alist chief who Refuses to
See Commissioners.

SaltillO, Mex. Aug. g.
(via Laredo, Texas, Aug.
A. Negotiations for the
peaceful transfer of Mex
leo City to the eOnstitu-
tionalists failed tonight.
The consitutionalists re-
fused to entertain condi-
tions imposed by the Car
bajal Commissioners
These commissioners did
not even see Carranza.
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USUAL COPPER STATEMENT
GOES BN THE BOARD

New York Aug t-The copper
Producers association today stated
that the usual monthly statement or
copper production and stock on hand
would be omitted because OF tho
mixed conditions of the copper mar
ket.
Tho second shipment OF currency
from Washington reached here TO-
day. a. ..uiar<1
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WHEAT ACTIVE N PACE on
pflOlBARIE EAtIN MAItki@i

Chicago, Aug Wheat today
became active again ON account ct
news thgt there might be- some out
let to Europe FOR the grain aud the
leading option jumped 8@c ON tho
board Of trade before there was any
reaction.
Every other article traded I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-04
BIII4 WOtID GIVE
UNLIMITED RELIEF POWER

Washington Aug f.-Scnator John
sharp Williams introduced a hill %
authorize the secretary of the treas
ugl with the approval OF the prcsi-
dent. 90 buy any ship belonging 90
citizens or subjects OF any of the bet
ligerent powers now lying in Ameri-
can ports or hereafter 20 arrive here.
for the purpose Of shipping abroad
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Protective Measures by Con-
gress and Large Financial
Centers Bring Absolute
Calm Today.
FURTHER AMENDMENT
TO BANKING ACT
Clearing House Certificates
and Assurance of Plenty Of
Currency Clears Whole Fin.
ancial Situation.

o Washington, Aug, i-Amend- =
. mcnts t. the bank law extend =
. ing ISSUES Of currency To- ~,
. per cent of capital and surplus =
. of banks and trust companies In .
. tho federal reserve system were =
= finally pissed IN the house to-
= day More than "a billion dollars Z
. viii ho available for additional Z
. circulation.
Q Tho senate promptly agreed Z
. to the amendments, which then 4
y went to the White House Tor Z
. President Wilson's signature.
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EXPORTERS MY WHEAT
ON EXTENSIVE S9'AI.l

Chicago. Aug For the first
time since war was declared. export
ors today bought wheat on a large
sralc in the United states. The ro-
suit was a net advance OF "a ~ fse
IN wheat. an equal rise IN corn, and
substantial gains ln the value of pro-
visions.
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TEXT oF THE BItITIsH
NOTE TO GERMAN GOVERN MENT

London. Aug i.-Mr. Asquith said
that telegram had been sent early
this morning 10 sir Edward Gosehcn.
following eject
''The king Of the Belgians has ap-
pealed 10 his Brltannic maiesiy's gov
ernmeni for diplomatic Intervention
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B-U-L-L-E-T-I-N-S

London, Aug. IA special
issue or the London Gazette this
evening prOtlaims state OF
martial law Ia the british Isles.
IN order WIS i-sucd this cvc-
ming. giving the government con-
troll oT all the railroads la Great
Iiritntn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-04

Iieriin, Aug. IA body of Russian
frontier guards from krottinecn was
driven back yesterday ~ u part of
the garrison of the German seaport of
Mcncl. the nlust northcIIy town Ia
German territory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-04

London, Aug. "a second ulti-
mntnm hy Germany to Belgium de-
clarcd thnt Germany was prepared to
carry through by force of arms IL
necessary. any m,Rsurcs she consid-
crs essential.