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PERSoNAlS


c, J. Dixon. Of cAicsso. WAS 10
Trinidad today os busiasss.
u. L. Pratt. OF Red River, y. ~.
II TriniAad business visitor this
week.
0lea \. Huisei. Of Ia Junts. Il
spsnding the week with frIends IL
|rrinidsd.
Louis swiak aud 3. o. swiak. os
itoehy Ford. sse In Triaiaad this
week on busiseo.
Miss Matte Wiley. Who hss hssa
III ~ her ho0e for several vssa,s. ID
|aszin able TO bs out.
Fred visht. fornssiy Of thiA ,fay
but aov of beaver v here vls,,ias
friends foe . fsv Ssys
Il. T.. Clark. . we'll kaows travel.
lag sssa Of chiesso. is In Trisidsd
today esliiss On his trade.
Ais Marie Asaoid. Of Rstoa. vials.
I'd friends ia Tviaidsd last sisht. r.
iurnias hoas this aorsiss.
AS. ssd Mr. X. l.. Dossli oS Moe.
mouth. H.. were In Tgisidsd this
week attending 10 buSia~ss nAllsrs.
Ms. MAG tAvseace resusaed hoos
this mosnias froa Ration where she
has speai several days on husissss,
A. Y. Thoupsna. {, ". Asdssses
aad Harry lLxsssi. Of Hssiiss,.
uese Tsisidsd business visiioss last
|niEhl ssd today.
Mira J, =. Pays~. uho hss b~su
sisi'isE fri~ads ia Trtsidsd lhts
week. returned TO her huas In IN.
issua this ooraisG.
aspssiat.sdesi J. u. Nuss,s b
sarsaiss fee days in xssusrh~ VIZ
iiisE hts isoshsr. lie siii return
10 It's city ssasdsy nossiax.
r. Z. wsisisS. uho has hsss Ia
Trisidsd this seek. attending ID
ss,sisess msis~ss. s-susssd to hi.
haa~ IL RAins this silessooa.
viii Gray. . former sesidss, al
this city .sd sov Of chiiass.. Teass,
is In the city With his wife. viSiiiss
a, the home os 4. billiard kias.
". ". Boyle Of Mesi~y wss In
Trinidad yesterday aad today a,,ssd.
inx tn bss.;u~~. nslsssH. Mr. iieyis
L. mssasss oI ,ss eoa,ssy siess Al
Morley.
u. y. Bsskskis~. T.. y. Seoss asd
u T. Miksssli. prostssnl railroad
mes ox Dallas. rrsAs. were 10 Trial.
dad . short iiae Jesiesdsy and issi
aishS o. bSaiasss,
u. u. hssioa has sesussed 10 Val
des after spssdias = week sisiiisi
h.s pasrsls II iAasF. Nr. isssioa
. n~atss d ee0paay e ot The nsis
tia ssslioasa ss valAs9.
TIE Mtsss D. asd G. u. Kaye
Jack Kaye ssd Jack Cook. of Asai'
lar, sssurss1 10 their ho.~s II Asal'
lar today after sesaAlas . fsw Asy'
il TsisiAsA visisisS fsiss1s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
8a,es,lsssk &ovias
Lstsst MejeIs sf
Sr,iRs Apparel

DtspSaytng The latest er~siisas is
spstsG AraMss. direct from The fash.
tos esalass el Paris ssd N@~ York.
iss tis0sssloukh Msscsniii- rom.
Nay he's oas of the most siissssis-
~ssSsva ever s-fos- s-~s In Trial.
DAD. TIE bcsuf'fui aeS s,~inx
ss~ ~ 10 The hfiiiisni srsins soios.
arc s~saeeed still mos- attractive hy
tssxs teaasfsps In oil. used fos .
tasrkErouae. al a spsinS sxsSe.
toaageag hAahets Ut spsiax Ilo~-s~
eAd 10 The kstllisss .o,osisx effects.
fhsrs has hres scarcely . ,so~s At
today vhes the sidewalk IN tsos,
II the Window ha. sos L~es .sosd.
ri With fsnlsth- shaaisess
The so~ss arr the s-sy latest ssa
are - slSiish and ss up.so date -
ess ~ seass In a., si,, of the
eossssy.
''tt Tsiai4sA ~asn-a ss- sos wear
Tag the vesS isi..s eioshsa this s~s-
$685.. aia Mr. iiaa~ss,osss ,s.s
sosaiss. ~ ~,ii b~ No isnit ~
cara We haze. .,ss-a s.ilhss isos.
NJ a. espsss~ Tn get tie latest ssa
. sn soj1 By SEVERAL sho kssa IL
0sess sa1 osAss lssss eiliss 80.
eeasis tAss ihsy ssw ssahiss die.
esayss sspsssos 10 ssy vsy 10 sss
ae~ spsias ssark'
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
fwINTY.ueHf fAxI
fIAQI1C 4XAlnuA1l0u

Twenty .eisht applicants for teach.
cra' certificates took the exaaiss-
tious which were conducted b. The
county superintendent Of srhoois o.
March - sad 70. flfteca received
nr>, Grade certificates which are
good for three yssrs iron date. -
received sseosd Grade certificates
good for eighteen months. lhsce. re-.
cciver third Grade certificates. good
for nine moathA sad seven sprii.
cants failed.
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SEXUAL HYGIENE N
TH1 PUDllC SCHOOLS

Since this topic II now before tho
public. and . live one scnraiiy. In
the educational world. Rev. Cook
Will deliver. by rcqucst. an address
on this topic sunday nisht In the
Christisn church. The addrcs. will
be clean. wholesome. containing
nothing that all should not hear. \
special Invitation Ii exten led to par
eats and teachers to be present.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
CHANCELLOR DuCHfEL
10 0EAx HElI SUNDAY

Chaaerllof ttushlrII. Frrf->~ati0S
the Drawer t'ais~r.i'y. viii pfsArh
at the tIpi ~ y Church snadsy
morning. The Institution !. In the
.smpsisa. Thr Chancellor ha. .
ss-ss sdit-s. on 'h~ subject. u will
b~ worth Jour while tn h~sr hims
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p1,o1s uauDe a. S1XlIlD:
S1HI AaAu1o6 m 1UY0


ISualos. MasA. March ::.-1hs
coaa~srial issiissis viii say q tie
roll 0sskrs Tomorrow:
while the volume OF buaaaean
has sos be~a large pssees have sess
firmly usaisssiseA ausiss the verk
aad u saythiss are quoted higher.
Supplies al ApAAsste wool Gre ex.
Srsoeay iimils1. aaiso o. lossiss
WOO, have br~s pslscis'siy Of Assiscs
Asa assdium 10 fises eross bes6s.
"Adsisss rto0 abroad isdiesi. .
firm msskrs everywhere With pssees
aSaisss the buyer. Further advance
On staple sootA h sepoeted 10 the
New York dry gnods MARKET ssd the
psiees on tors ssd ysssa ere saia.
iss stssssth."
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'o,,fuAa,
ss~.|

v.H.t. = ''' -
Mrs.. Mary vslint. the wife Of Paul
faitnt. died yesterday at Minncqu.
hospital. Pueblo. The body was
brought a Trinidad this morning.
Services. conducted BY Rev. Father
l1oaersan. were held In the Ttisidsd
Undertaking eon,psnys chapel ,hi.
afternoon At i3:se o'clock. Inter
mcnt was made In the Catholic cene-
terry.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
'i'ab. March ::-Apsii Z. 1870
ANNUAL NKE1luo
OF SToCHHoL1R1S

Annual ai~ssisE os the ssorkhold'
~. af tho Prospect Coal cosneas,
will liz held ., e:s Pia~ street. Tsis'
i"sa. Colo. Saturday aixhs. April 4
Al oiriork. for the puspn-~ of sls~t
rers for tho -ssnins year. ss1 fos
the 'sAasaetioa VI such other husi,
n->s .. may psoi~sly rom~ hstoss
ssid n~~sioE.
isEitT LLOYD.
Secretary.
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-LADW' RnT.IooN-

Within three houss after
the article appeared Tuesday
eseaisx ~ Rev. Cook. he "a.
offered . very sood iocsiion
do~n town for zach q room
~ he described. TO be- Mfu.
tshcd - hc suggested. The
offer will b. inScstieatcd.
with the strong proba biiiiy
tha, Trinidad will have such
a room In the near future.
The moral of this little inri.
dent is that II pays to ad,cr.
ii.c In the Chronicic.Ncws.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
1,lTH RECORD

A sine pousA baby sisi arrived At
the home OF Mr. aad Mrs. fleck.
steiner Of the Peoples Drug Store
this morsisE at 10 O'Clock. ....
A baby slrl arrived OF the home Of
Mrs. r. u. Stanscll yesterday morn
ing at { o'clock. Mother and baby
dOin9 nicely.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

The ssivsssoa Army esa ass say
essa'off eioshiss. sarsiius-. hi'sh-a
sssssiis. dish~s. bsdAiss. ~,e. Asy-
oae hassWs sny os such please rhes-
Ned 1855 and they viii ~ .aii-i
for psoNpliy. 1hssks.-csrisis r
T. llsaa.
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lIXAlp,

We h~shy otf~s . srsatd at ose
susdr-d ,siss.ssy dollars. for the
arrest sad eossissios of the rssv OF
parties who assaulted ". n. vii.
iises o. the sishl "t March :.,h.-
TRINIDAD CHAPTER No. "a. u
4. ~.
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JUDGE N0RfHCUTf 10
StIAX AT WAlSE119U1o

A S.s~ch o. she subject nf Law
aad Order ~iii b~ dclisssea hs
Judge J. u. Nosthruii NJ this city
81 the Os'o lheas~S al wais-rhuss
tomorrow aishs si s o'elork.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
DIR I N X
Fl A B IT
1lllA1lI 1olG1 T1IAfHuT

Thousands Of wives, n,o,bsrp and sis.
tsss, sre enthusiastic h their praiss Of
ORRiNE, beess,se h Ass cured tkeir leve,l
oues Of the "Dfiuk Habit" ssA thereby
brought happiness TO their komss. Cas-
l~ given secretly. ORR1NE coats osiy
si.O I,er boz. Ask for Free Booklet.
Iisusmsn Drug CO. Three OtotoA
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NOTICE

This l. 4" no'ity 'ha, I sIii Dot
be s~s.,nasibi- for debts Incurred b,
N,s. Anna Co-ii.ha~.
81 GEn. COwi.isiiAw.
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Donooeuo aai.s

TIE Cossreeassosai Ladies i'siea
Wiil held . ho0s eoakisG ssie ai the
ColoesAo supply s'o'- Saturday.
March IS, u
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BOYS

Any 10y anxious to ~ara moasy
eaa secure . position with sa Coed
iay. easy hoars. Aisp pstsrs-svsry.
'hiss tsur' soss 10 Sh~sisad poay o1l d.
fits. The work IL easy sad aee6 aos
iss~sf~sv with oshrr dusiss. Apply
,a zimmesmsa usu.s. book storv. II
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trub. Nsssh. -. April 81 I
NOTICE OF ANNUAL NII1UoI

The annual mersiss of the stock.
holders al the u. u. iisown iissdwsfN
Ia. ~iii he held ss the eoapaaSS
office ~ their piar- of husias~s NoU-
iay. Apsii G. 1914. at 10 =. ~. i0
tho -i.rtsoa of Hoard of diseeto4
for the ensuing year and for ~
'fansasiion of such other h,ssiaesA -
ma, rsnr~si, rome h~ios~ ssid m~~t.
inE.
hated ~ Tsiaidsi. Cols.sa'sa. Nsse
9. 1914.
J. CLAUDE Hiiv. 7
s-~'s's'y. I,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
CANDY SPECIAL

Maple fudge sc PCT T-sana
Dt:NN.kGNr cOrrGe CO I,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

Rsnnags Sale Friday a.l 1atsr.
day ssxt dses - Csanssstal Nv.
kags Daak. u
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

i'sisiiss ~ ev~sy aesrssriioa asst.
" saa quietly ss~~us~d ~ ~
cssoeieis.Seus joh rooss. AaRp,Se
and quotations. o. seVnsss. l'ss ise
eei~rhoss. Trtaitaa >s. "
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weather 4spovt.
XsashR1 Halaeass

Weather YSsSeasl.
rostsht Sad Saturday s~svsslly
ssir: warmer east portion snslshs.
Nee M~siso Gea~ssily fair so.
aixhs ssd Saturday.
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UTTIl1 UT1ERANCH
'ssssass. = Aec,.s. 0sAssss>' )


Father Is beGinniag 10 believe
the nei ,suii Of tho displays Of
Spring wssFsbi-s will h- Ihsi his
ioskstbons will be- pretty badly
''spsnns
The, want Ia put the slsik-ss
under one roof. Gee. they n-~si .
sironx 0n~'
Ahoci the sofi-st nh Opheiia ran
ihinE of Is General IN an ''useus-
rio,ed army
Op~n season for ns~ spriax hats.
ti-spairh~s say chieass police
soen~a have broad feet. u that
sasthias .'Fssxr-ia chirsxo'
Oph-iia aasa'i heard of strike in
h-ssy ford's suiossaobii- factory.
Rr~ms faasy that most of the s~s-
sios~ Who ila- un with Preside NJ
Wilson's N~sirss i-o,sry sr~ those
fsssh@sr~i sssy. 4 s~nsios from
NAis~ sssis i~sr~ ssd quiet sad
oae fsuss N~~ A-sS.a usais tn stir
,hsaR~ up.
II le~ Prof. - via thr bssk 81 hall
ssmc. viii they ehsi,ess~ the rik~s~
Tor tke stale ''ehsmp~~aship
Lacks iik~ there woaI h- am
tree tickets ihsoash the esssi.
The tspstlsaa. Oregon. siri ~to
i,A-s dep s~s distns shoaia hss-
10 difficulty IN s-ssiss il tho ssisn
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Osheiia hasa't heard at D STRIKE in
N-ssy Fosd's susossiot,ii- factory.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

c:a WAltI ADS lalla Aes,aI1
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

n-spsirh~s say chieaxa police
som~a have ssosd feet. l. that
ssfshias sisssI--ia Chicago.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

cassasess-Nsvs ~ . osss1.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

Or@n season for ns~ srrinx hats
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

Ai,oci the sofi-si nh Orheiia ran
think of Is 'G-a-sai'' IN m ''uaens.
ria,-ti army
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

Th~s want Ia pni the striker
under On. roof, Gee. they n-~.i .
sironE 0n~'
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

i<soAs iik- shes~ woaI h- an,
Tree tickets ihsoagh the esaai.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

The tussisaa. Oregon. sifi who
iiA-s dep s~s disinx shoaia hss-
so difficulty IN s~siiss il the 80 isr
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01
Wild Court Scene On Nine. Caillaux's S Acquittal

lredoubled when they left with Nine.
CaillauT.
JUDGE LEAVE ROOM
Unable to make himself heard the
presiding Judge, with the other
judges, marched from the room.
The advocates took complete charge
|of the court: some mounted the
Judges desks and harangued the
crowd. The guards then cleared .
|portion of the room and comparative
|quiet was restured. Judge Albanel
returned and read the judgement.
|ordering the release of Nine. Caillaux.
Shaken with emotion, MIME. Call
Ilaux departed by the witnesses door,.
!she covered her face with her hands,
as il to shield herself from the furious
cries of "Murderess! BY the way
! OF several narrow corridors and back
staircases, she reached small side
door in the palace OF justice, and
drove away in an automobile, un-
observed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01
BOARD Of HEALTH
MATTERS
All Vessels and All Freight
By Rail Fumigated Be-
fore It Leaves New
Orleans.
Bakers Asked to Notify Gus
toners to Have Recep-
tacles for Bread.

The following letter to DR.. H. r.
Gautreaux, president of the Coving-
ton Board of Health, will be interest
ing, in showing the steps that are be-
ing taken to protect the State from a
spread of the plague, especially as
Coyington has several schooners ply
ing between here and New Orleans, as
we'll as considerable freight by rail:
Louisiana State Board of Health.
New Orleans, July %, 1914.
Dear Doctor:
In accordance with the the FUN
legation regulations, all Masters OF
vessels must have certificates for
every trip. These certificates will
show time of fumigation and other
particulars and will be signed by a
member of the United States Public
Health Service.
The notice this vessel has COM
piled with all outgoing quarantine re-
gulations, is not a permit.
Please inform all Masters of vessels
within your Jurisdiction of this rule,
and emphasize that they must have
9. certificate of fumigation for each
trip properly signed by an officer OF
the Public Health Service in New
Orleans.
For your information all cars from
New Orleans are carefully inspect-
ed and all freight loaded under OBJ
seryation of inspectors prior to ship
ment to determine rat free condl-
tion.
Yours very truly,
Oscar Dowling
President.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01
Covngton Bank & Trust Co. lnstalk Wonder
ful Machine.

with progressive
Machines which
will fully realize the
posting ledger
in the and egiby Of the
Chicago the
throughout the Northwest nave been using this ma
fifty
time used for this work The saving Of time means TO
service in all departments Of the bank
to list deposits
This
which BY
electricity. mental effort is eliminated.
officials the bank
realize that
nothing them when
improving Office
cordially inspect this wonderful
machine
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01
LOUIS THEREOF INDICTED
Former Covington Post Office Clerk
Charged With Robbing The Mails

An Indictment containing three
counts, charging Louis Theriot, son of
the postmaster at Covington, La,
with abstracting money from letters
placed in his care, was returned
Monday by the United States grand
Jury. Defendant was employed
under his father as clerk in the
Covington office, and until his pre-
sent difficulty has borne an excellent
reputation.
In order to trap the clerk, post
office inspectors mailed several letters
containing marked dollar bills.
This was done after repeated COM
plants had been made against the
Coyington post office, and finally led
70 young Theriot's arrest One OF
the counts alleges he abstracted five
one dollar bills from letter address
ed to Miss Luler Jackson, In care OF
General Delivery, Memphis, Tenn
The other two counts of the indlct-
|ment alleged Theriot took thirteen
dollars from three letters addressed
to o Chicago mail order house.
The former mail clerk has made
bonds in the sum Of $500, and pro-
|bably will be brought to trial In the
United States District Court before
!!fall.-N. @. Times-Picayune, July 20.
4
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01
Good Roads Committee Will Start Work
On the Roads In Early Part Of August
First Road To Be Built Will Be Bv Wav of
Onvil and Folsom to the Washington
Parish Line. Military and CO.
lumbia Roads to Bush's.

The Good Roads Committee has
now gotten things well in hand. The
preliminary arrangements for taking
care of the funds and securing the de-
posits have been completed and good
roads OF other sections have been Wis
tied, with view of obtaining a
thorough understanding of what mas
been accomplished in road building,
and how these accomplishments may
be applied to conditions in our own
parish. The police jury has been
made part of the good roads COM
mittee and all vouchers will have to
be signed by the president and secre-
tary of the police jury and be approx
ed by the State Highway Department
The funds will be available August
10th.
Engineer M. G. Huckaby, a grad
uate of the Louisiana State University
and man who has had wide practi-
cal experience in road building, has
been secured at salary of 1925 per
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01
THE BREAD DEIEIVERY
ORDINANCE.

- The following has been sent from
the Board Of Health >of Covington to
the bakers. If customers would
give heed to contents and cooperate
in the movement for cleanliness 1t
would avoid trouble in the enforce
ment of the rules of the board:
Municipal Board of Health.
Covington, La, July %, 1914.
Dear Sir:
The board respectfully desires
to call your attention to certain
features of the new bread delivery cr-
dinance, which we believe will cause
no INCONVENIENCE to any one if you
take up the following points with
your customers.
First. Please have your driver
notify all of the persons to whom ne
delivers at residences or places OF
business to see that the customer has
a dust proof bag or sack or box in
which the bread can be left ii no one
is present to receive it.
Second. The ordinance merely
prohibits the bakeries from deposit
ing the unprotected bread in the open
and hence by little cooperation with
the consumer the extra expense of
wrapping the bread can be avoided.
Third. Another desirable feature
in the ordinance to which we call
YOUR attention is the fact that the
bread in transit in the wagon or
otherwise should be kept securely
covered with oilcloth covers or made
dust proof in some other manner.
Very respectfully yours,
H. E. Gauhreaux.
President
E. J. Domergue Jr., secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01
Tax Ordinance.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the
police jury of the parish of St. Tam
many, La, that there be and is here
by levied for the year 1914 tax OF
Z mills upon the dollar upon all tax
able property in the parish, for gen.
eral parochial purposes, and 2 mills
for school purposes, as follows:
That mills are hereby apportion-
ed therefrom for criminal expenses.
mills for pubic schools, ] mill for
general expenses and . mills for the
benefit of public roads, upon all
property in the parish subject to
taxation, including that situated in
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01
WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE
SHOWS CRITICAL SITUATION
Powers Hope to Cofine War to Austria and
Serya. But Alliances Make 1t Difficult
to Predict the Outcome.
Germany Refuses to Meet the Avances OF Great Britain
and France to Put the Quarrel Between Austria
Servia Before international Conference.

ION all sides. :. Even England's battle
|squadrons have been mObilized In
lkestlinessfor eventualitfes and the
publication Of official news rs to the
movements of British warships has
ceased.
The first and second battle squad
rons have taken ON their full war
|stores and are ready to slip their
anchors ut q moments notice the
destroyer flotillas around the coast
|also have been prepared and armed
the magazines and oil depOts.
Germany's definite decision against
participation in the ambassadorial
conference proposed by Sir Edward
Grey, the British foreign secretary, in
an effort to maintain peace, Is regard
led here as tantamount to a declara-
ion OF Germany's determination that
|Austria-Hungary shall have an entire
|ly free hand in chastising Servia un-
less the Balkan kingdom acceties in
full to the demands of thc dual mon
'archy.
According to adv.ces received here,
lGermany's refusal was couchsd in
terms of sympathy with Sir Edward
|Grey's object, but contended that the
suggested conference would place
Austria Hungary inthe position Of ap-
pearing like the Balkan states before
la European tribunal to explain her ac-
tions and therefore likely to increase
rather than decrease the difficulties
|of the situation.
<1vy In ~ku
rent here assert that Russia has been
given positive assurance that Austria
Hungary has no intention Of annex
ling Servian territory. Ii true, this
might, it is thought, help the efforts
/ to localize the war should it bbreak
out.
Thus far there has been no official
confirmation Of the reports Of hos
Utilities between Austria and Servia,
ibut number OF runners have been
published including one Of the seizure
of Servian ships, carrying contraband.
| by an Austrian patrol on the Danhue.
! London, July 31.-A censorship
was imposed upon the telegraph lines
at Berlin Thursday night. This 10
taken to mean that Germany has
spoken for war.
II. actual mobilization Of the Ka.-
fser's forces is in progress, as is the
generally accepted theiry in most OF
the capitals Of Europe, it means all
Europe will be involved.
| Early this morning came news that
the German Cabinet, presided over
by the EmptI Ter, sat at Potsdam until
midnight and that the censorship was
imposed at Berlin.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01

month and expenses to supervise all
work, and such work as runs along
the lines of the State Highway survey
will be under he instruction of the
State Engineer, and for this work we
will receive our pro lata from the
State in such proposition as may be
available under the division of the
funds in the State, being more or less
according to the mileage of road built
in the State.
Work will begin about August Z.
State Engineer Willis will make a
survey from Covington to the Wash
ington parish, under State superv.-
sion. The Military road will be
built from Covington to the fork OF
the Columbia road and on the Colum-
bia road to the Alex Bush place.
The Committee has made arrange
ments to use the district attorneys
office in the courthouse as headquart-
ers, and from now on matters will be
pushed as rapidly as possible
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01
Vaudeville Fire.
DR.. Smiths Residence De.
stroyed. Loss $4,000,
Insurance $4,000.

One of the old landmarks Of Man
deville was consumed by the flames
that broke out at 1880 o'clock FRI
day morning. The Fire Department
fought valliantly and prevented the
fire from spreading to the Neuhauser
residence adjoining. The burned
building was occupied as residence
by DR.. ;. NJ. Smith, and the loss, IN
cluding library, furniture and small
stock of drugs, is estimated at $4,000.
Insurance $4,000.
The building was situated on the
corner of Lake and Margny Avenue,
and was known as the Vincent Prieto
place.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-08-01

Paris, July 28.-Mme. Henrsette
|Caillaux was acquitted tonight in the
Court of Assize of the wilful murder
on March Is last of CASTOR Calmette.
editor of Figaro. The verdict was
returned after fifty minutes delibera-
ton. The announcement was fol-
lowed by the widest tumnlt.
Nine. Caillaux staggered and then
threw her arms about the neck OF her
counsel, Fernand Labori. Her llair
fell over her shoulders and her
hat fell to the floor. The spectators
stood upon desks and chairs. Cries
of "Caillaux! Labori!" and "Caillaux,
assassin" mingled.
The din was deafening. Several
crops of barristers came to blowssand
the republican guards trying to seper-
ate them, joined in the melee. The
spectacle Of Labori and Chenu. the
latter scounsels for the Calmette.
family, embracing each other, calmed
the tumult for moment, but it was