Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 31, 1914, Page 2

FORWARDS ULTIMATUM 70 RUSSIA Kaiser Asks Mean- inguflfflMuvas. ‘ GIVEN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS TO ANSWER In Meantime Steps Are Taken for Mobilization of Ger- man Forces. oo ofe ode ofe ol ofe oo ol ofe cde ol ol e ool o ULTIMATUM TO RUSSIA. Berlin, July 31.—A note dis- patched by the German govern- ment to St. Petersburg gives Russia twenty-four hours -to explain her intention with re- gard to mobilization. The note asks three questions—the ob- ject of the mobilization, whether it is directed against Austria-Hungary and whether Russia is willing to order a stoppage of the mobilization. In the meantime all prepara- tory orders for a mobilization " of the German army were is- sued. All the officers were re- called and no leave is to be granted. The railroad bat- talions have been given special orders. R A R TR S A S RN A A N R ) - LI R TR T A I R R TR S o T T T Berlin, July 31.—The reserve offi- cers of the Guards army corps, whose headquarters are in Berlin, received orders to mobilize. Preliminary instructions were sent earlier by the German war depart- ment to all officers and soldiers of the reserve to hold themselves in readi- ness to join the colors. The officers of the regular army received instruc- tions previously to hold themselves in readiness for the mobilization of their units. . Representative officials at the for- zn office declared that the situation grown worse instead of better. They pointed out that the mobiliza- tien of the an army at a time whe 1ry has not moved a man to te Russian fronti could be eted only in one wa that Russia is determined to support Servia. Major General Frich ven Falken- hayn, German minister of war Lieutenant General Count K ven Moltke, chief of the Ger; eral staff, had a long conference with Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg, the im- perial chancellor, Prince Henry of Prussia, the emperor’s brother, and several of the imperial ministers, who assembled at the chancellor’s palace. Rumors were current afterward that the first German army corps, with headquarters at Koenigsherg, had been mobilized and that a call had been issued for a session of the federal council, which is compossd of representatives of the states of Ger- many. The battle squadrons are concen- trated at Kiel and Wilhelmshaven. «ittle Resistance Offered by Servians. London, July 31.—A news ageuncy.|!} dispatch from Vienna says the Aus- trians have occupied Belgrade.: According to the dispatch the en- 1 try was effected late Tuesday. 3 Austrian troops are reported to have * crossed the Danube on a pontoon i § the bridge connecting Belgrade and i Semlin last Sunday. It is believed the occupation was effected without any serious resist- ance from the Servians. The Servian garrison withdrew Sunday, taking with it all artillery. Only an infantry guard is said to have remained, which made only a show of resistance. e e G S Labor Famine Is Feared. Philadelphia, July 31.—Fears of a labor famine are expressed by heads of great industries in many parts of Eastern Pennsylvania as a result of the present European crisis. Large numbers of Austrians and Hungarians in this city applied to their consul for transportation back to their na- tive country. Cotton Market Demoralized. New York, July 21.—The cotton | market was demoralized. In .the beaviest selling movement that has yet .developed prices crashed from §2 to $2.50 a bale helow vrevious finals. SEVERAL DUELS ARE LIKELY TO FOLLOW Mme. Galllaux Acquitted of Mur- der of Paris Editor. Wife of Former French Pré-/ Acquitted of ‘Murder. ; . ‘mier Paris, July 3'—With Mme. Hen. riette Caillaux acquitted of the slay- ing of Gaston Calmette, editor of Le Figaro, all Paris is waiting for the three duels that are expected to re- sult from the trial. Joseph Caillaux, husband of the ac- quitted woman, is expected to figure in two clashes. His first probably will be -with Maitre Chenu, counsel for the Calmette heirs. Chenu and Caillaux engaged in a bitter clash during the trial. 2 Henry Bernstein, the author and dramatist, is expected to send a chal- lenge to Caillaux at once. Caillaux angered Bernstein in court when he referred to Bernstein’s desertion from the army. . Judges Albanel and Dagoury are expected to furnish the third conflict. Dagour’s alleged statement that Al- banel was favoring, the defense led to a challenge, it was said. Mme. Caillaux received scores of visitors at her home. Friends of the slain editor were bitterly resentful of the verdict. A popular demon- stration against Caillaux is expected FRECKLES —/'NO REPRIEVE FOR SPENCER Illinois 'Governor Refuses to Stay Execution. Chicago, July 3i.—A. final appeal for reprieve for Henry Spencer, con- victed murderer of Mrs. Mildred Alli- son-Rexroat, a tango teacher, -wa* de- nied by Governor Dunne. - “I helieve Spencer is sane and guil- ty and I shall not interfere with the execution of the verdict of the jury,” said the governor. ‘The hanging is set for Friday morn- ing in the jail yard at Wheaton. TWELVE MEN BLOWN TO BITS Eighty Pounds of Dynamite Lets Go While Men Are Sinking Shaft. Cassel, Germany, July 3;.—Twelve potash miners were blown to pieces by the explosion of eighty pounds of dynamite 'while they were sinking a shaft in the Krajail mine, near here. 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Theland remarkably healing. in all irritable moment it is applied all itching ceases,|and inflammatory conditions of the skin. and after two or three applications the{While not always establishing a perma- Eozema disappears. leaving the skin|nent cure, it.never fails to instantly ciear and smooth. g subdue the irritation and heal the He tells Eczema sufferers to get from{Eczema right up and it is often years any good pharmacy an ounce of bold-|later before any eruption again appears _ sulphur cream and’apply it to the irrisjon the skin. e amed skin, the same as you would any cold cream. Subseribe for The Pioneer K7 if the war scare does not cause it to Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Re- move Them With the Othine Pres- TORE OF STYLE AND VALUE { BELGRADE EASILY TAKEN 5 3 The |; bridge, the Servians having destroyed | Pioneer want ads bring results. be forgotten. TWENTY-FIVE PEOPLE DEAD Fifty Others Injured in Explosion of Fireworks. Tudela, Spain, July. 3).—Twenty- five people were killed and fifty oth- ers injured, some of them fatally, by an explosion of fireworks during a local festival. Several persons were decapitated by the explosion. HELPFUL WORDS Ig your back lame and painful? Does it ache especially after ex- eription This prescription for the removal of freckles was written by a prom- inent physician and is usually so successful in romoving freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold by druggists under guarantee to refund the money if it fails. Don’t hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of othein and re- move them. Even the first few ap- plications should show a wonderful improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength othine; it is this ertion? that is sold on the money-back guar- Is there a soreness in the kidney|antee. region.? = These symptoms suggests weak kidneys. 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