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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

had been Pressidint of the United States, the canal tolls repeel bill would have been passed long ago, or theere wouldn't have been q quorum of the United States Senit left in Washingtun Theere would be moor senifers trying on theere halows in the New Jeerusalem, than there is in the beechurs when Washington plays Filladelfia. A membur of Congress in Mexico may betray his constitnints, and get away with it, but when he gets to munkeying with the plat form, and bucking against the party pro gram, it's sure sign that he is becumming tired of offisal life, and is getting reddy to quit polyticks per1naintly. He also quits evvery thing else. This takes away good deel of the glammer of being membur of Congress in Mexico, and membur's con- stituints newer know, when they see his name in the paper, whethur he has just maid q big speech in support of the policies of the administrator, or whethur it is lneerly his funnerel notise. When Seniter is invited to the pallase, he is always lit tie worried whethur it is an invitasion to talk ovver affairs of State, or to be in- formed that the Rurales need little prac- tise and they have desded to use him as a target.
 On the way ovver heer I had an idear that I would call on Pressidint Huerter and tell him as man to man what he was up against, and advise him to take long de- flrred sacasion for his helth. I have con- cluded, however, cents looking the situa- sion ovver, that probabully it would not be the polite thing to do. If Huerter wants to hold onto his job I can't figger out where it's enny of my bizness and I have desided that l will not butt in. If Pressi dint Wilsun is anxious for Huerter to get
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

INDIA. To me there is music in
 its name and bliss in It's mem
 ories and I uneauivocally de- ! clare that the individual who
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05
Hayden's Big Grocery Specials

7 lbs. Best Bulk Laundry Starch
The Best Hand Picked Navy -
s-lb. cans fancy sweet Sugar %
lbs, Wax. string. Green or Lima lima
MseLarsn's Peanut Butter. per r'''
lSeoanes pE.. Condensed Mln esn'
loo pkg Corn Flakes ........ 50
lib. cans snyder's Tomato Soup
Large bottles Worcester Sauce,
fine Tomato Catsup, Mustard.
Horseradish or Pickles, asstd.
kinds. bottle .......,.o1-3 lac
20-ounce Jars fine California
Strained Honey, per jar. aBo
S-lb. cans Yellow F'reestG ne Pie
Peaches. can .,......... q 1-ec
Golden santos Coffee. Id. 2oo
Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa, ID. 400
The best Tea Strings. Id. laako
Choice English Breakfast Sun
Dried. Gun Powder or Basket
Fired Japan Tea, d.. .3Be
The Best Creamery Butter. carton
or bulk. pound ,.....,.., $50
The best No. Eggs, dozen. .aeo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05

Mems Union Suits, all wool, up to
$500 values, In thre lots
at 81. so 81. 80 81 As
Mems Union Suits, silk and wool
garments, to $3.50 values
at .S3. 08 $3.50 81. 0S
All Wool Shirts or Drawers, per-
feet goods, all sizes
at 81, 45 81. 20 and CSC
Fleeced Shirts or Drawers 45E
ana $3.50. .......-...' Doe
Mems All Wool Sweater Goats, to
$3.50 values, all colors-
at -. IS. 80 81. 0S 50. 0S
Mems Sweater Goats, values to
$3.50, all styles
at -. .S2.0S $3.50 81. 80
sample Bath Robes, values to
$1,000. all newest styles
at &6.08, e4.98, @3.9S, 80. 08
Mems Flannel Over Shirts, $500
and $3.50 values, in all colors,
at ........S1. As and CSC
Mems Guaranteed Socks, prs.
guaranteed for s months 49G
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05
Builders to Talk
Insurance and New
Law at Meeting

The new workmen's compensation law
and mutual insurance under that law Ia
to be discussed at the next meeting of
the Omaha Builders exchange, to be held
at the exchange rooms in the Barker
block at o'clock next Tuesday evening,
December g. ]. w. Stelnhart of Nebraska
vice president Of the new mutual casualty
company organized by the manufacturers
of the state, is to deliver the address on
this subject. This is a subject that is of
vital interest to building contractors, as
they are heavy employers OF labor and
OF a class of labor in which accidents are
more or less frequent.
Mr.. Steinhart is a prominent manufac-
turer of the state. He is a prominent
member OF the Nebraska Manufacturers'
association. At. the meeting of the Manu-
faoturers' association a few weeks ago In
Omaha Mr.. Steinhart handled principally
tho matter of obtaining signatures of
manufacturers willing to join a mutual
liability insurance company. He hustled
signatures in great shape and when the
association convention adjourned 1t was
Mr.. Steinhart and ]. w. Towle Of Omaha
who were entrusted with the work of COM
plotting the list of signatures and getting
up the preliminary work of filing arti-
cles of incorporation for the company.
AS this is a regular meeting Of the
Builders exchange for the last month In
the year. nominations are TO be made for
officers and directors for the ensuing
year,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05
LOBECK BACK TO CAPITAL
Has Several Plans to Work Out for
0maha's Advantage.
WOULD PAVE THIRTIETH STREET
VIII Also Go to the Front 20 Try 60
Keep Omaha Ne n Distributing
Point for Supplies for
the Indians.

Congressman Lobeck started yesterday
for Washington TO be present at the OPEN
ing OF congress next week. II hate TO
leave Omaha Just now" says Mr.. LobeclS,
but II duty calls me, II Is pleasant to
reelection by an increased majority in
stead of as a defeated lame duck.
No, have only one or two matters
OF immediate local interest In hand. One
be able to go back with a certificate OF
is the pavement Of Thirtieth street, OPP
posite Fort Omaha l will try to secure
the necessary authority and appropria-
tion. so the government will bear It's
share of the cost and have the work done
in the spring. There is a complication
by reason Of the Water boards refusal
to lay water main to accommodate own
ers of property on the east side of the
street, evidently with an idea that the
government can be forced to pay the
front foot assessment for the pipe, but as
Fort Omaha is already supplied with
water, l am not sure that Uncle Sam
will feel like coming across.
Another matter is the purchase OF In
dian supplies which was put up to the
commissioner of Indian affairs. 1 find
that they have been asking for bids for
Chicago delivery on supplies that could
be distributed from Omaha quicker and
cheaper. and 1 hope to persuade the
bureau to give Omaha a better deal"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05

Women's Fieeced Union Suits,
heavy or medium, all styles and
sizes CSC sec and 40c
Children's Union Suits, heavy
fleeced, all sizes, at .49G
Women's Outing Flannel Gowns,
to $500 values, in regular and
extra sizes 60G csc 81. so
WOmen's Silk Vests and Tights,
splendid for gifts, SLAB, $1.08
and ........ ........S2. 0S
In the Corset Section.
Corsets worth to $500, best
known makes in all sizes, big
special lot at ..... 81 .0S
500 Brassieres, front or back
fastened. nicely trimmed, 49G
New 'Camisoles, all the best col
ors and styles, at S1.0S to S5
WOmen's Sweater Coats, to $3.50
values, samples slightly soiled,
"a to 40, snaps at CSC
Misses Norfolk Sweaters, TO
SO values, cardinal and grey.
at ...,....,.... 81. 0S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05
Meats

1914 AEnK FED sFRIwo uwIor-
rOs , .A1UADAr I2I2C
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05

Fancy Country Creamery Butter.
Good 6siry Table Butter. ii. .s sss
lbs. Good Butterins a.
o-io. pail Good Luck Butterine
IS lb.. best 1sd River lrinnssotS
Potatoes 20 the peck 3oo
~ lbs. fancy Cooking Apples IA
the peck for aac
Demand your weight; the law
Fancy Holland Seed Cabbage. per
Fresh Bsets. Carrots TurnipH, ~
kadishes OF Shalots. bunch 20
Wax or Green Beans -. .TiSo
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, 10. .SHo
Stalks Fresh Celery. ........ Be
Fancy California cauiiflower. per
large Soup punches. sieee
; punches fresh Parsley .f0o
2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce. 81
Fancy Head Lettuce. head. .Tl[c
3 lbs. fancy Jersey Sweet Pota-
old Carrots. Beets. Turnips, Pars-
nips or Rutabagas, ID. $50
Our fresh Carload Of HlR4ian6
Navel ranges are in and on sale
at per dozen. .1sc. 400. $50. 800
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose cents to Foley & Co., Chicago,
Ill. writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return free
trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. for coughs, colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills. for pain In
sides and back. rheumatism. backache,
kidney and bladder ailments; and Foleys
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic especially
comforting to stout persons. For sale in
your town by all ruggists.-Advertise-
ment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05
DR.. HENRY WILL TALK ON
HOW TO CHOOSE A WIFE

How TO Choose a wife" will be the
subject of an address to men Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Young Mems
Christian association by DR.. w. o. Henry.
M. D. 1t is one OF series OF advice
talks to young men, which DR.. Henry
has been making for some time. at the re-
quest OF the association directors and
members.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05

Aluminium Individual Jelly
MouldS, Tor ............ 80
One lot OF Coffee Machines,
nickel plated and copper fin
ished. worth to $3.50. .e3.4S
One lot Of Coffee Machines,
nickel plated and copper fin
ished, worth TO 1890. .eo.ee
Fancy salt Boxes ........ .loo
Wilson Pattern sheet iron
IOaSlerB ...s.ss.e.. 30
Any size sheet iron Drip Pan
TOT .ssssss. ...ss........l 100
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05
Haydeu's Hardware Department

B1ns Q CAST Aluminium TOa Kst-
ties, q p3.45 value SAGE
Size 8 CAST Aluminium Fry Pan,
q o1.oe value .........o 81 rs
One lot OF Chatting Dishes,
worth to S7.50..........o 3.49
One lot OF Chatting Dishes,
worth to $1,000. .H.Sa
Two patterns In Electric Chat
ing Dishes, worth $3.50.
al 'ssss...s.r..s sass
oTEz1 zARDwAnH BAn-
oAInS ron SATURDAY.
sO-lb. heavy tin Flour Cans,
nicely decorated .........7 oo
50-lb. extra heavy tin, beauti-
ful white Flour Cans. q 40
Savory, sanitary Bread Boxes,
at .......... 4oc, $50 ana sec
csc Shaker or FAvorite Flour
serves .sss..- ..l0o
Pie Pans, any size. 9 for. Sc
Extra heavy sanitary tin Bread
4 rams -ssss- 90
zoe medium size Rolling Pins,
best imported .........1 6c
s5c large size best imported
Rolling Pins ..........1 oc
Tin Steamers ............ .lsc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05

Mems 500 Dress Shirts, all
styles, makers surplus, on sale
AZ s......' '40C
Mems Dress or Work Gloves,
lined or unlined, big assortment
OF good makes, 81. 40, csc, 40G
WOmen's Auto Hoods, to 81 val
ues .......... 30C and 40C
Women's Jersey Lined Auto
Hoods, $1.75 values .9SG
SILK, Wool, Cotton and Merceriz-
ed Hose Of all kinds, specially
priced.
Women's Sterling Union Suits,
in all wool, silk and wool or silk
and Isle, all styles, in grey, pink
or cream, at ......... 8H.0S
WOmen's Silk OF Wool or All
Wool Union Suits, to $3.50 val
ues, in well-known makes
at .... ......... ISL. 0S
Part Wool Union Suits, all styles
and sizes Csc to 81 so
TwO-Piece Suits, all qualities aud
styles at Bargain Prices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05

AA FED SPaIMa cH1OK-
1hs' SATURDAY laIL
We have One Quality ouiy-Th.
Best.
best quality fresh Pork Loins, per
Best Quality fr s.b Dol. 81, Lax, lace
Best quality fresh Pork Butts, per
Best quality headquarters sp pSSS
Lamb, pound ............i 4i<c
Best quality Forequarters Spring
Best quality Steer Pot Roast. per
Best quality Steer ROUND as sts lie
o lbs. best Leaf Lard. ..... $50
Specials In Smoked Meats for
saturday.
Best quality Diamond c Hams,
per pound ..............l7 1[o
Best quality No. / Lean bacon.
Best quality Back Bacon, ID isZo
Best quality Picnic Hams, per
Best quality Sal. PORK, il. ianSS
Best quality Mince Meat, bulk. 10.
Al ....ss..s.. ........ .l11f Z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05
10 lbs. Best oranuiatsd Sugar q
BUY RLoUH now. WE LOOK
FoR AEoTMnn ADvANcn

ID IDS. BOat 0ranuiated Sugar ~
BUY RLoUE now. WE LOOK
FOB AMoTHER ADVANCE
N a FEW DAYS.
4S-lb. sacks best High Grade Dia-
mond ~ Flour-nothing finer
for bread, pies or cakes-eVery
sack guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded;
10 bars best brands Laundry
10 lbs best White or Yellow Corn ns
7 lbs. best Rolled white b, Brea ak
9 lbs. choice Japan Rice. .ase
i6-ounce cans Condensed MIX
Three SO cans Condensed MIX Zoe
s2-ounee jars fine Fruit Pre-
serves ..t....s. sss.s..... VOC
Advo Jsll for dessert-nOthing
like it-package ..T6e
SINNERS or Golden Egg Mac
caroni. package INC
Fancy standard bulk Oysters,
solid meat, no water added, Per
The law requires oysters to be
sold without water added.
Fart Stock Fish, ID. .aac
IN TIN n VIC
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
A Young Woman
Elopes From Norris

The following item is taken
from the Greenville. News OF
Tuesday morning:
Policemen Myers and Batson
Yesterday afternoon arrested a
couple from Norris, in Pickens
county, taking them from
Southern train No. IL. The
woman gave her name as Mrs.
Roland and the man gave his
name as Hampton. The wo-
man was said to be married to
another man and was leaving
for Knoxville, Tenn. with
Hampton, so the officers were
informed.
The sheriff of Pickens coun.
tv wired to the officers here thai
the couple were on No: l2 ane
/ asked that they be apprehended
The Young woman appeared tt
he about 1e years of age ant
she stated that she had a LITTLE
/ bahv which she left at home
The officers held the elopin'
couple and the sheriff of Pick
ems carried them back late yes
| terday afternoon,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
Third Congressional District
Candidates Speak in PlckenS

tions there and believed he voted
for the peoples interest when ne
voted against the canal tolls re-
peal bill. Said when he was
elected there were about ~
r,1ral mail routes in this district
and now there are 160. Does
not legislate for any class, but
for all OF his constituents. Has
already defeated ,13 candidates
for congress and believes he will
beat three more this time, which
will make sixteen notches in ms
gun, He knows Dominick's
turns and curves and if the peo-
Die want to find out about Dom
mick lust 90 to Newberry, his
home. and they can find out all
about him, Explained how the
rural credits bilk would help the
farmer who did NOT own a home.
Believ, S the people Of each COM
munity should have a voice III
selecting their postmaster and
pointed Mcdaniel postmaster
here because he had more test!-
nonials and names on his petl-
ton than all other applicants:
combined. Said if he could con.
tinue to keep certain people 10
| Pickens against him he would
carry the county. He touched
ION the taliff, currency and anti.
| trust bills and said they were al
good. Said he had never dodgee
q. vote nor went back on 2 man
lis a member of one Of the big
gest committees in the house
He was applauded when n
tclosed. Some laughter wa
lcaused when 'Tup" Hester
y{who was sitting on a front seat
4 went. to sleep and was wakes
Eup by Aiken.
Good ncatured pleasantrie
.Iwere INDUCED in by the cand'
Z dates and nothing personal en-
: ttered the speaking. Each can
!, didate was given a respectfT
hearing. It appeared that tn
majority of the crowd favore
Aiken.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
p1cAENs, S. c., AUGUST 6, 1914
RUSSIA CROSSES FRONTIER
Is Repulsed in skirmish-coiunn
With Artillery Enters German Ter
ritery at schwlnden.

Berlin.-A Russian column OF artu-
lery, has crossed the German frootieF
at Schwinden, southeast Of Btalla.
Two sqradrons of Russian Cossaks
are riding in the direction Of Johannes
burg, in East Prussia, Is miles from
the frontier.
The Russian patrol which entered
near Enhenretd attacked the German
guard at the railroad bridge over the
Warthe.
The attack was repulsed. Two Ger
mans were slightly wounded. The
above Information was given out by
the Imperial staff. Tie staff at the
same time said that the invasion near
schvinden showed that wax had act
ually begun.
A French aviator has been dropping
| bombs from an aeroplane In the neigh
borhood of Nuremberg Bavara, &C
cording to an announcement made oy
the military authorities. IN MAKING
this announcement authorities aade
that this action was crime asaans
the rights Of man, as there mas oeel
no declaration OF war.
The Emperor, who arrived hes'
rom Potsdam was followed In esae
automobiles by the crown prince
Prince Henry Of Bavaria, his broehe
and other princes.
! Later in the afternoon, DZ. Fol
Bethmann-Hollweg the Imperial Chan
cellor, drove to the Imperial Palace
He was heartily cheered by tae pos
ulace.
The receipt Of war news hare CAV
occasion Of enthusiastic patrtosi
demonstrations.
A telegram from Koenissburs say
a Russian patrol has advanced I
: BAderweitschens. near Eydtkuhnen, Q
the Russian border.
/ An official statement says:
"In consequence Of Russian a
tack on German territory, German
is in a. state of war with Russia. tt
1 French reply to the German re2r
sentations is OF an unsa;isfac-ol
!. character.
s Moreover, France has mobilize
i. and an attack Of war with Franz
l. therefore must be reckoled with
9 any moment"
t Another statement declares Russ
= has invaded Germany during a tin
l. of peace, Gin fragrant contradiction
y Russia's peaceful assurances.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
England is Not Committee, But Peace
10 Not Popular.

London.-Four great powers OF Ea'
rope, Austria Hungary, Russis. france
and Germany, are engaged in acteal
warefare. Two of them, Germany ana ana
France. have not openly declared war
against each other, as far ss,is known
here and have not even severed dip,
lomatic relations. This Is despite the
fact that Germany's ultimatum to
France. either has been ignored or re-
jected.
The explanation Of this would aD
pear to be that Germany and France
are each seeking to throw upon tne
other the onus of bringing on a wal
that may plunge all Europe intt
bloodshed. In fact, while the Nations
of Europe are flying at each other:
throats, they are vieing with eacs
other in protecting their desire Il
maintain peace.
In this curious situation, France
according to British opinion has tn
strongest justification. She was tn
/ last to mobilize and seems 10 Has
taken the greatest precautions 9
avoid frontier collisions.
On the other hand Germany, IN ada
ton to invading French territory WIZ
out making formal declaration {
war has violated the neutrality OF Luz
ernburg and declines to give an
promise to respect Belgian aeusralit!
The effects Of the British Anbass;
dor at Berlin to secure such pledg
J have been wasted. 1t Is dihicuit
see how Great Britain can avoid D
, ing drawn into the conflict to pr
. tect Belgian and Dutch neutrality. Q
!, this point Premier Asquith's ofnch
announcement in Parliament Is aWa1
ed with intense anxiety. The Briti
public is no longer under any Illusion
as to the gravity OF q crisis Whi'
transcends anything in their ezpe
ence.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
THREATEN Strike to Avoid War.

Rome.-Socialists Republicans ano
anarchists of Italy are conducting
campaign to prevent even Military
nreparations IN Italy. A meeting OF
nrotest has been cenvoked in which
railway and workmen's unions Will
take part. It is intended to issue an
nltimatum to the government to the
effect that either Italy shall abstain
from any warlike attitude, or the
workmen in all industries will strlke.
The authorities have declared that
all necessary measures to face rnis
situation have been taken.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
japan Considers Attitude.

Tokio.-The emperor has especial.
" summoned the privy council to CON
slider Japan's attitude with relation
to the European war. The empesog
has asked Lieutenant General Okla
minister Of war, to report to him o.
the condition Of the army.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
ar,or;c., Touriass Panleky.

Antwerp.-American tourists here
are in a panicky condition. Iae
Kroonland sailed with a full compile
ment Of passengers, many OF Wnom
left their baggage behind rather than
remain in Europe. The civic suaro
has been called out.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
S$azefa0$reEe.

It Ia easy IN the world % hye astss
the worlds opinion; It Is aesy in sost.
tude to i've after our own; out tae
great man Is be. who IA the midst q
the crowd. keeps With perfect svess
ness, the independaace Of solitude
Emerson.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
FRANCE IS INVADED
By GERMAN ARMY
FRENCH ARE CONCENTRATING
ALL UNCERTAINTY OF WAR
is ENDED.
REPUBLIC PROMPT TO ACT
Grand Duchy Of Auxemburg Ensored
BY Teutons, Who Threaten For
tross Of Lonswy on Border.

London.-The Standard publishes
report that a French aviator, Ronald
Gerros, rammed and destroyed a Ger
man airshtp in mid-air, but fails 70
give the source of its story.
The Standards Berlin correspondent
sends message from Bo1tel, Inc
Netherlands, that 100000 men have
been called to the colors. Each man
hastens to the appointed place, gives
his registration number and receives
his field outfit with the regularity OF
clockwork.
Many railway lines, says the cor
respondent, are reserved for the trans
port Of troops who are being conveyed
in open and closed trucks. The men
are in excellent spirits, all OF them
singing. The authorities have taken
over the control Of all the necessaT1es
OF life, as well as petrol, all motor
cars and most of the horses in the
country. The proclamation OF martial
law has crushed the Socialist oppos1-
ton. All lighthouses have shut on
their lights.
Liege. misunderstanding to an
evening newspaper published here 2O,'
600 German troops crossed the French
frontier near Nancy.
They encountered French forces and
were repulsed with heavy losses.
Loudon.-German troops have In
yaaed France, according to news
which reached London from the Con
tinent. This intelligence was con
veyed in an Official telegram. One
German force crossed the frontier a
!, Grey "a French village haif-wey be
tween Nancy and Strassburg, and an
/ other German detachment probabl!
, the Twenty.ninth Infantry, invaded tn
, Grand Duchy Of Lu1emburg neutra
( territory between Belgium and Ger
8 many, and continued its march on tn
t French fortified town to Longwy.
$ dispatch from Brussels said there wa
8 good reason to believe that this fore
1 lster in the day entered France.
|. The German force which came int
France. near Grey, which is, 40 mile
E from Nancy, is reported to have bee
d repulsed with heavy losses, but tn
o has not yet been confirmed.
q Apparently the German Army
Il duplicating the first movement OF tn
:. Franco-Prussian War. 1t was Q
n August 2, 1870, A years ago, that II
French and Germans clashed in tt
drst battle of that war at Saarbrucke
i. where the Prince Imperial under tt
q orders Of the Emperor received n
,e famous baptism OF fire."
al By the treaty Of London slgne
y, 1857 the Grand Duchy of Luxemou'
N was declared neutral territory. H
Is safety and independence were qua
Of anteed. A train full Of German 81
N diers seized the station at LuxemDu
,e during the night. They also took t
IA bridges on the Treyes and Trois VIZ
m. ges Line in order to insure the reg
tn lar passage Of military trains aero
ID the Grand Duchy.
nv According to an evening neWspal
is. at Liege, 10000 German troops GRO
y. ed the French frontier near Nam
th They encountered French forces a
al were reprlsed with heavy losses
in A telephone dispatch from Bruss
IN. said it was reported there that q
many had declared war on Fral
va and that the French ambassae
en Jules Cambon had left the Germ
ne capital.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06

Mr.. Ray Lynch, night opera
tor at the telephone excnange, IA:
who has been on the sick list for
a week, has recovered sufficient
lv to be removed to his home IN
Tire country.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-08-06
ca4+;,. Ready ln Pacific.

Tokio.-The Western shores OF the
Pacific showed active preparations
for war. The British and German
fleets are concentrating. while the
warships of Japan are ready to san
at a moments notice.