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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-24
French Press on
Ultinnstur Led
Up to the War

Paris, July 23-It was one year ago
today that the Austrian ultimatum to
Serbia, which led up to the war, was
delivered. The French press notes the
anniversary in articles voicing the
resolution of the allies to carry on the
war unswervingly. The Matin says:
Germany had reached the point of
wishing to crush by diplomacy, if not
by force, nations unwilling to accept
her yoke. She was completely carried
away by the desire of domination, as
well as the mania which led her to
believe she could not exist without un-
contested superiority in Europe"
Alfred Capus, the dramatist, writes
in the Figaro, France did not show
the least hesitation, the least doubt
about the danger which menaced her,
nor in regard to the enemy's design.
Rarely has a nation had more prompt
or clear vision of her destiny In few
hours she took stock of herself, &C
copied the German challenge and
swore to conquer"
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Supreme Court Justice Grants
Order For State to Show Cause
Why Becker Should Not Have. 7 rial

counsel, placed before Philbin what
is claimed was newly discovered evil
dence, and stating that Becker by his
silence in keeping a promise to shield
the late Timothy D. Sullivan Becker
''has placed his foot on scaffold,"
Cochran declared Becker is willing to
face cross-examination without any
limitations, or conditions. Among the
statements made in the plea today
are afidavits in which it is claimed
Becker was framed up"
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THE FINAL WORD.

Officials Of the Washington govern
ment watch hopefully for some indi-
cation from official quarters in Berlin
that the communication has made its
intended impression. Until some in
formation as to its reception is at
hand, the next diplomatic move of
the United States viii not be decided
on.
The note is declared to be the final
word Of the United States with re-
gard to further transgressions of it's
rights. Should similar disaster as
that 60 the Lusitania occur, it is be-
lieved President Wilson would call
congress together to consider a
course Of action.
IF the note meets with a friendly
reception, and there appears no inten-
ton on the part of Germany further
to violate neutral rights on the high
seas, the president shortly will take
up the situation that has arisen with
Great Britain over interference with
American commerce. A note virtually
Is ready now to be dispatched to
Great Britain again protesting
against deviations from international
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AUSTPO-GERMANS DRIVING
ATTACKS AGAINST RUSSIANS
They Are Making Little
Progress Owing To the
Nature of the Country
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London, July 2S.-The Austriaas
and Germans are driving their at
tacks against the Russians defending
Warsaw and at some points they re-
port advantages. The attackers are
operating, however, through a coun-
try where the retiring troops have
laid waste the country and where poor
roads are little suited for artillery
movements.
The Vienna official statement to-
night claims heavy losses to the Rus
slams in South Poland and ON the
upper Bug river, where it says the
Russians attacked with strong forces
but were repulsed.
In Courland the Germans claim to
be pushing the Russians.
Heavy fighting continues ON the
Isonzo front where Italy claims to be
meeting with success, but Austria dis
putes this. On the Carso front Italy
claims the Austrian attack has failed
the Austrians losing fifteen hundred
men taken prisoners.
In the west there has been only UNI.
important CHANGE
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EI7Y= TzFLLdYL17E CYTYOE. W7IPs0W

tween Warsaw and the frontier, so
that ON the foregoing date they
formed almost a semicircle around
the city. Later the lines were grad
ually Strengthened so as to form an
angle, with point twenty miles due
west of Warsaw as its vortex. For
the last five months, during the Ger
man drives in the direction of Riga
in the north and the Russian sweep
through Galicia in the south up to the
last of April and then the retreat
from the Carpathians to the Polish
frontier, the lines around Warsaw
have remained about the same. Only
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-24

In the accompanying illustration is
shown the city hall in the city of
Warsaw. From the beginning of the
war the capital of Russian Poland
has been the objective of the German
armies in the eastern theater Of war.
The famous drive of the Russians
westward through Eastern Prussia,
only to meet with disaster at Tannes-
berg, had sympathetic sequel in the
south, where on Nov. 10 the Russian
lines actually penetrated Posen. Since
then, however, and down to the mid
die of February the Germans had
thrice advanced and retreated be-
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when, during the past few weeks, the
pressure northeast and southeast of
the city increased has the angle be-
come smaller: Until then the name
of Warsaw had hardly been mention
ed in the dispatches since the middle
of last October, when thousands of
German prisoners passed through it
on their way east. On these prison
ers were found postcards ready writ
ten, announcing to their home adj
dresses that Warsaw would be taken
on the 18th of October, the birthday
of Emperor William, as fitting pres
ent on the imperial anniversary.
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REVIVAL SERVICES
AT MILLvIEW, FLA.

A special series of revival services
are being conducted at Millview, Fla,
just west of Pensacola about 8 miles,
by Ira T. Roberts of Cantonment.
These services were begun Tuesday
night of this week and shall con-
tinue each night until Saturday
night. Interest at this place seems
to be increasing with each service.
The services Saturday night viii be
conducted by Rev. R. R. Beal of PEN
sacola and everyone is requested to
be in attendance. Come and bring
your friends.
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81 ASSOCIATED PRrss.

New York, July 28.-Supreme Court
Justice Philbin today granted an or
der directing the state to show cause
why the motion for new trial should
not be granted Charles Becker, SEN
fenced to die Wednesday. The order
is returnable Monday before Justice
Ford. The state will oppose the mo-
ton.
This effort TO save Becker's life
was made when w. B. Cochran, his
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-24
KEY WEST BANK
FAILS. DEPOSITS.
OF $500. 10000
General Shrinkage of Secur-
tiles and Poor Collections
Are Blamed.

Key West, July 22.-Ihe Island
City National bank, capitalized at one
hundred thousand, suspended business
today, and the directors announced
the affair would be turned over TO
the treasury department for settle
ment. There is no complete state
ment of assets ard liabilities, but the
directors said there would be approx
mately five hundred Thousand each
E. NJ. Martin, the e-president,
is out of the city. President George
s. White said the suspension was due
to a general shrinkage of securities
and to poor collections, but the de-
positors would be protected
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United States Will Resist Without G,
Further Violations of Rights, SO Declares
Compromise and at Any Cost
lares the Latest Not to Germany

WASHINGTON July 2aWln has called for national defense This became
nda
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CONTINUED on Page Twol
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Oklahoma VIII
Not be Finished
Until january
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, July pa navy de-
partment report today said the fire
aboard the Oklahoma recently would
delay the delivery of the ship until
January. The cause is still unknown.
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CONTINUED From Page TwoQ
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FRESH OUTBREAK.
R|OTING OCCURS.
AT BAYONNE NJ.
Sticks and Stones Hurled by
Bayonne Strikers at
the Sheriff.
MANY SHOTS. BUT
NO ONE INJURED
Governor Joins the Adjutant
General and Will Look
Over the Situation
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, July ga fresh OUT
break late today disturbed the COM
parative quiet that prevailed at Bay
onne, New Jersey, since the cessa-
tion. of rioting of the previous three
days when three were killed and four
injured. Today's trouble came when
Sheriff Kinkead led fifty deputies
through a crowd of one thousand
Standard Oil strikers. The crowd
hurled sticks and stones and many
shots were fired, but so far as known
the only injuries were sore heads and
bruised limbs.
New Jersey authorities decided to-
day to try to keep order at the STAN
nard Oil plant in Bayonne without
calling the militia. If the strike sit
uation becomes worse, however, mi
litia forces can be called into service
at an hours notice, officials said.
Adjutant General Sadler, who Wis
tied the scenes of the rioting yester-
day where two strikers were killed
and several wounded, was Joined here
today by Governor Fielder. The gov
ernor said he wanted to be near the
scene of trouble so he could act quick
ly if troops were needed.
There was comparative calm around
the Standard works today. Through
the night, an occasional shot was
heard, but so far as the police could
ascertain, no one was injured.
Sale Of fire arms and explosives
has been forbidden in Bayonne.
Crowds gathered today as usual in
the streets leading to the works Il
discuss the situation, but no threaten.
ing move was made. Sheriff Kinkeaf
{, and Commissioner of Public Safety
Henry Wilson said they believed tht
situation was well in hand, but kept {
strong force of police and deput!
sheriffs on duty.
PAY DAY AT WORKS.
This was pay day at the works
and extra precautions were taken t.
prevent disorders by any who nigh
try to collect wages. Sheriff Kinkeat
asked the strikers committee to defe,
!! pay day for a week, and said that i
any of the men were in distress h
would personally try to collect tn
money.
The sheriff announced that he ha'
asked Governor Fielder for authorit,
to gather an additional force of 10
picked for policemen from othe
cities.
The policemen he said would com
to Bayonne In uniform and would b
sworn as special deputy sheriffs. The
viii remain on strike duty until fun
Their notice.
All the saloons were ordered close
J today by Mayor Garvin. Heretofor
only the Hook section had been at
fected by the closing order.
John A. Moffett and James A
Smyth sent as concillators by Sex
rotary of Labor Wilson arrived /
Bayonne today. Mr.. Moffett conferre
with the strikers committee and NJ
| frn-ttn,,aS E--or. r.za TsuoN
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
A Large Farmer.

Grover Sampson, . prosperous young
farmer, living six miles east Of st. Jo-
seph, accompanied by Miss Anna
Bacon and MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Karnes,
Of st. Joseph, drove up last Friday In
Mr.. SIMPSONS 1915 Cadillac touring
car, and took dinner with Joe II.
Murray and family, and inspected the
Orchard City dairy, and looked at the
country In and around Oregon, In.
Guiding some Of our rich Missouri
River bottom land. This was Mr..
SIMPSONS first visit In these parts
and lie was very we'll pleased. He has
. 6I0.acre farm, and is engaged In
general farming, including the run.
ming Of . wholesale dairy, In which
he uses Sharples Mechanical mixer,
and he also has four large silos. Five
years ago he put up his first silo, and
was so we'll pleased with II that he
has since built more. Mr. Sampson
is heavy hog and cattle feeder, and
Is one Of the large and up.to.date
fsrlners OF buchanan county.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Trustees Sale.

Where's Charles J Koock and wife. Hat
tie koock, by their certain deed of trust,
dated the 18th day u June, A. D.. i9i., aud
recorded In the office Of the Recorder of
Deeds, Of Holt County, Missouri. on the 18th
day Of June, A. ~, iGi2, In Hook III. ut page
Isl, conveyed To the Undersigned IN trust 10
secure the payment % Oh. note In said decd
NJ trust descrlbed, the following described
real estate situate In Holt County. Missouri.
tO-wit'
Commencing eighty rods north cot the
southeast corner VI section twelve lleL town
ship sixty 800 Of range thirty.nine Csa,
thence west eighty-eight and three fQurths
rods ts-kl; thence south one hundred and
twenty 03pl rods; thence east eightY-eight
aud three fOurths (ssal rods thence north
one hundred ana twenty lispt rods 90 the
commencing corner, containing I'D, 81 acres.
And whereas, the Interest on said note
described In and secured by SAID deed of
trust, Is due, unpaid and In default. and
whereas the legal holder % said note has re-
Quested me 10 execute thu powers vested In
me by said deed of trust, To sell said real
estate and out 0f the proceeds OF said sale to
pay the indebt edness secured thereby,
|! Therefore. In compliance with said request.
And In pursuance OF the power vested In mo
by said deed Of trust. ! will sell said real
estate ut public vendue TO the highest bid
der, for cash, on
Saturday. October 2. 1915.
ct the court house door, In the city OF Oregon,
EDw. f. RICHARDS.
Trustee.
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Remember August, 1868.

On August %, 1853, or Just ffty-two
years ago, II frozs up Is tight IS q
drum In Nodawsy county, according
to Jehu Johnson OF Hopkins, Ice
thicker than window glass forming
during the night. II was the night
the militia In Msryvills disbanded and
the boys from this vicinity coming
home almost froze, not being dressed
for such an unexpected change In the
weather.
The corn crop was almost q total
failure. Mr.. johnson had seventeen
hogs, and after feeding them 400 bush.
els OF the soft, shriveled up corn, the
porkers weighed less than 200 pounds
when they should have weighed around
400 pounds II the corn had been OF q
good quality. He sold them for ell
q hundred. Hopkins Journal.
There are . number OF Holt County
citizens who recall this year. .-.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Order OF Publication.
sTATEof MIssorRI.,.
G.tugv al Hall W.

sIATEDf MISSOURI
County ~ Holt,
In III. Circuit Court, October Term 1915.
Charles y. holland, Plaintiff.
ier,ha holland. Defendant.
A. this 18th day ~ August. 1915. comes th.
undersigned Clerk IN vacation. ~ the Circuit
Court ~ Holt County, Missouri, aud lilies his
petition ~ the above entitled cause, alleging
among other things, that the defendant. To
the hest Of his knowledg and belief IN q non
resident of the state of Missouri, and asks
that notice nv publication. be- given her. Of
wIiEaEUfoN Il Is here g now Ordered ~ 1 Sy
the undersigned Clerk of said Court In vuca-
,ion, that ~. .nid defendant Bertha No
menced against her BY plaintiff In said
, Court, the object aud general nature of
which Is that plaintiff prays Ia he divorced
With said Defendant, and tor grounds there
, for alleges that the said defendant, without
any reasonable cause therefor, and for no
plSiatia. and has absentsd herself from
plaiDtin, without . reasonable cause. for the
space Of more than one whole year next he
less said defendant be- and appear In this
Court a. the next term thereof 70 be.
o nSSsn a. ss "a county %u'' u" the
THE a5TH DAY or OCTOBER 1918.
and on or before the hrst day Of said term,
| answer or plead IN the petition In said cause.
the same will he taken ms confessed. and
Judgment will he rendered accordingly.
u Is further ordered that copy hereof be
published In The Holt County Sentinel u
County OF Holt and state % Missouri, aud
| designated by plaintiffs attorney. for -four
weeks successfully, ut least once week, the
fore the first day OF the said term OF said
Court, E.A. DuNHAM
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record
-- WITNESS my hand and the seal oi
| Yseal. said Court this esth day Of august
l~-l 1913 ". A, DCNHAM,
Circuit Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Order OF Publication.
STATE Or MIssOTRI,I

STATE of MlsSorRits.
County ~ Holt,
In III, Circuit Court ufiiolt County, Missouri.
To the October Term. Thereof. A. D., iais.
jane co,t?n, Sclll. Wallace. Maud Wright,
susan Oids. Jane Toupnin. Mary Harris and
W. 7. Ramsey. Plaintiffs,
Against
Harry Ramsey, Charles Ramsey, Etl,a Van
Thomas ramsey. Mabel Higgins, ToIifc
James Ramsey, Esther Ramsey A lice Ram:
sey ,sophnlnia Lcmmon. Henry Ramsey and
- Ramsey, widow of James A, Ram
scy. deceased, Defendants.
Now on this .tth day u August. 1913. In va
IN aipDvc entitled cause. before the under
signed. X A, Durham. Clerk ~ said Court. by
their attorney. and hlethc petition hcrein.
ants. Eliza ynnl,cbcr. sarah Alice Ramsey.
shSaE,' ,I.iada k.m.ss, chasls. ramsey.
scy, sophionia LENNON Henry Ramsey and
- Ramsey, widow of James A Ram
,cy. deceased, are all non residents of the
rcsid. within said stat , ~ Missouri. aud that
the ordinary prs,ss ~ Law cannot he served
upon them or either " them In this state.
II N therefore ordered by me nv Clerk
aforesaid IN variation. that publication br
made notifying NIL ~ said non resident de.
PENDANTS that an acilun has been commenced
against them by pclltlob ~ the Circuit Court
oi Holt county IN III. STAT. ~ Missouri the
object aud general nature ~ which IN u have
partition ~ the following described real rs-
tate, situate In Holt tuubty Missouri, tu-Witi
All ~ the East Half ~ Fractional section
sN 90, aud Thirty i've Hrrrs IN u strip ~
uniform width Throughout Its length. on the
North Sid" ~ the North East Fourth ~ See.
llun seven a. all IN Township siNty OiJl ~
Range Thirty Niue Gip aud asking that the
defendants, Sophtnniu lrmmnn, Henry Ram
soy ANA -H---= Rnmsry, NJ widow ~ James
A, Ramsey, deceased, H. ndludgrd to hnv.
10 interest In said lands, aud that they be rs-
topped frum claiming ut asserting any right
Ia said lands and that unl,.s the said bnn-
resident defendants br ANA APPEAR NJ the
ncNt term ~ th's Court, to bc holden NJ the
Court HOUSE IN Oregon, In the said County ~
Holt, On
MONDAY. TiiE 3ru DAY ~ OCTOBER.
ipij.
aud on or before the hfst day ~ said term an
swrr said petition, the same Will lie taken as
confessed. and judgment viii b, rendered
against them
II Is further ordered that u copy hereof be-
published once u week IN The Holt County
sentinel, u weekly newspaper published In
the County ~ Holt ana designated by plain
TINS attorney, TOR four weeks successfully.
the last Insertion 10 h. M least fifteen days
before the commencement ot tho next term
~ this Court, T. A, bINliAM,
Circuit Clerk,
A true copy from the record. Witness my
1 -'- hand M Clerk aud the seal of said
Seal, Court, this 18th day ~ August, 1918.
l-,- D.. 4, DuNHAM,
Circuit Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Visited Leavenworth.

A crowd from the Mayfiower and
Richville school districts went to
Leaven~orth, Kansas, last Saturday,
September 4, In their automobiles, re.
turning the same day, after visiting
the Soldiers Home and taking In other
points OF interest. There we're eight
cars, and Il people In the crowd, as
follows: VIII Mahon, wife and FAINT
ly, Morris Ramsay and wife, Alfred
Bahler, wife and family, George Nor.
ris, wife and family, Ed. Kramer,
wife and family, August weigel, Jesse
Mcintyre and family, Ina and Leona
Mcintyre, Mrs. Oracle Kee and chill.
dren. Ulysses weigel and family, O,ho
Dreher and family, Mrs. Jacob Kra.
mer. Mrs Emma Hornecker, Joe
LEM, Sherman Brett, Frank weigel,
Mrs James Ramsay.
The oldest member OF the crowd
was Mr.. August weigel, aged 70
years, and the youngest was Mr..
weigel's granddaughter, Edwina Kr
mer, aged three months. A delight
full time was had by everyone.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
? MCDONALD
1.-The Tailor.
East Side Square.
Ladies' and Gents Altera-
tions. Cleaning and Pressing.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Road and Bridge Work.

County Highway Engineer John II.
Peret reports the David ShowalteI
bridge, i've and . half miles northeast
Of Craig, a. completed, and that the
crew, which has been employed on
the bridge, has begun work on the
bridge, Just south Of the Shsrp's
Grove church. He also reports that q
temporary I'LL has been put In at the
VIM. Naumsn place, six and . hall
miles northeast Of Craig, to take the
place Of the one which was taken out
by the recent floods.
A gang OF men, with teams, are now
1t work raising and widening the
lsvse road south OF Forest City.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Executors Notice.

. Notice Is hereby given. That Letters Of
Seyfer, deceased, were granted 70 the under
signed on the 10Th day Of August, 1915, BY
the Probate, Court Of Holt County, Missouri.
are required TO exhibit them To- allowance
70 the. Executor within six months after
date Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit q such ssStSts and Z such
the date Of the last insertion Of the publics-
tion Of this notice. they shall be forever
GEORGE LEHMER, Executor.
This Goth day OF August, 1915. yItV f,!''
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
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