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Heasares.
London, July 27.?An engagement
between Austrian? and Servians is re
ported to have occurred on the Danu
be but no details are available and It
la not believed to have been of Im
portance. Austria has not yet opened
her mlllltary operations, so far as can
be learned.
Meanwhile, diplomacy Is proceed
ing along two seperate lines, to aveiV
the war If possible and, If that is Im
possible to localise the conflict. first
Sir Edward Grey the British SesftJ
tary of State for foreign Affairs, has
proposed to the Powers a plan for
Joint mediation, which. It Is said,
France and Italy already have ac
cepted. Germany has not yet replied
and her acceptance Is regarded as
doubtful. Sir Grey explained in the.
House of Commons his idea, which
was that Great Britian, France, Ger
many and taly co-operate in an end
eavor to arrange the dispute between
Austria and Servia, on the basis of
Servla's reply to Austria's ultimatum.
Hope Fna Russia.
The second line of diplomatic en
deavor, from which even more is hop
ed today, is taking place at St Peters
burg between the Russian Minsiter of
Foreign Affairs, Sergius Sazonoff. and
the Austrian Ambassador. It is un
derstood that Mr. Sazonoff is making a
strenous effort to bring about a di
rect understanding and that a solu
tion on these Uneswill be more agree
able to Germany than Great Britlan's^
conference iropoeal.
War Spirit la Yleooa.
The Russia Emperor has postpon
ed his intended visit to Finland, in
order to be in the capital during the
crisis. It is said Russia is urging
Servia to give Austria the fullest pos
sible satisfaction.
An extremely warlike spirit prevails
in Vienna, where the evening papers
declare the Servians are only making
evasions and that, therefore. It is Im
possible for the Austrian government
to retreat. Further they hint that
even should Servia accept the Aus
trian ultimatum unconditionally, and
offer*to pay the cost of Austria' mo
bilisation, Austria now would becom
pel led to ask for new guarantees.
CONFERENCE AT POTSDAM.
Ctitnlllif Fwmi ef (knu Em
pire Are Planing Polk-j.
Berlin, July 27.?Important -'con
ference*. Were held at Potsdam late to
day between the German Emperor,
the Imperial Chancellor, Dr. Von
BethaHiaim-Hollweg, and the itrategl<?
heads of the army and navy, to deter
mine detaitely the German policy in
the crlsl*,
The British and French Ambassa
dors, Sir Edward Goschen and Jules
Cambon, called on the Minister of war
was informed Germany was willing to
let the other powers try, bat ss Aus
tria's ally she could not interfere with
Austria'! freedom of action.
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Ha Kebollsatloa la Rsuia.
The official announcement of Rus
sia that to mobollxatlon of her amy
supplemented
tiifui unilluu?from
Warsaw that among the precautionary
military Measures taken were the
withdrawal of troops in Poland from
the Immediate frontiers of Germany
and Austria for concentration In the
interior: the recall of the Russia
troops from their summer camps sod
?b? canceling of leare of absence of
all troop*. ???
Tb? border 1* watched by a semi
military force attached to the Trea
isry department, known a* frontier
The significant announcement was
WjH^ltnin Pot*d? today that the
crown' prlnoe haa abandoned his to
ot returning to Berila, ami
plan* to proceed to
to a few days on hI?
ririt
M4, J?ly V-*
cient number of A as trio-Hungarian
"Reservists" to form a regiment live
In Baltimore, according to a state
ment today by Consul Hester. He
said that of the twenty thousand na
tives of the dual monarchy In that
city more than 1,000 are subject to
call for war.
English Fleet Prepares
Portland, f^ig., July 27.?The first
fleet of the British navy has been re
called here by wireless and Is coal
ing. The fleet comprises twenty-eight
first-class battleships and a large num
ber of cruisers and torpedo boat de
stroyers. All leave has been stopped
and it Is understood that the fleet will
proceed to the North Sea.
Exchanges Are Closed.
Budapest, July 27.?It was decided
today on account of the Austro
Servian situation to suspend the oper
ations of the stock and corn exchanges
here until Thursday.
Geraaa Bankers Prepare.
Berlin, July 27.?Deeding bankers
of the German capital met today and
agreed on measures to protect the
stock market and to cncourage the
public not to unload securities. Th?
meeting voted in favor of giving
credits under, special terms to brokers
and decide to call for margins from
private investers only when the mar
ket value of securlties_ had reached j
the lowest point conlstent with' safety.
Hudson of servants and women ;
of the laboring classes stormed the j
municipal savings banks In Berlin. At i
one of these Institutions, in the center
of the city there was a line of 1,500
people at 1 o'clock.
? Holland to Be ?utral.
The Hague, July 27.?The chief of
the general staff of the Dutch army
and the minister of marine decided
today to cut short their holiday and
return to the capital, where active
steps are being taken by the authori
ties far the maintenance of-Holland's
neutrality In the eventr of war.
Cassaeks Fire oa Gtraui.
Eydtkuhenn, Germany, July 27.?
Shots were fired across the German
fronter this morning by a Cossack
patriot, on the alleged ground that an
attempt was being made to cross the
border at a wrong place.
Germans say that the gronp fired
upon were army officers. Much feel
ing was aroused.
Belgian Any Xobnised.
Brussels, July 27.?Partial moblli
atlon of the Belgian army was order
ed today, raising the-total of the ac
tive force* to 100,000 men.
The International Socialist bureau
haa telegraphed to its members to
meet on Wednesday, when a general
strike to prevent a European war
probably will be discussed. The
Bourse waa ordered closed by the
governing committee, pending inter
national developments.
Herrlaa Minister Leaves.
Vienna, July 27.?M. Jovanovitch,
Servian minister to Austrla^Hungary,
left for Belgrade today. . ]
PARIH IS DIKOBDEELY. _
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Paris, July 27.?^lojent and war
demonstrations occurred on the boule
vards today, accompanied by the stag
ing of revolutionary songs.
Large forces of police and mounted
republican guards' nnder the direc
tion .of Perfect Pennlon, frequently
charged thif*rowda: - ' Many persons
were knocked down and ln]nre<l. 5<J
The disorders were complicated by
patriotic demonstrations and on sev
eral occasions attempts were made to
rush the cales frequented by Germana,
which finally were guarded by polio*.
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aatten as a ioaWilW aat
It aelr an the
Laai Sale:
By vlrture of the power of sale con
tained in a certain mortgage deed ex
ecuted by N. Y. Gulley and wile to
C. S. Williams on the 10th. day of
December, 1908, and recorded la book
169, page 29?, in office of Registry of
Deeda of Franklin County, default
haring been made in the payment of
Indebtedness therein secured, tke un
dersigned will on Saturday, the 12nd
day ot August, 1914, at the court
house door In the town of Louis burg,
N. C. and at 12:WTV?lock no??, sell
at public auction to the highest Ud
der for cash that tract of land con
veyed In the aforesaid mortgage deed,
situated liS Franklin County, State
of North Carolina, and in Franklin ton
township, near Pope's Chapel, boun
ded as follows, to-wit on the n orth by
lands ot R: L: Cofcyers and H: L:
Moore; on the east by the Usry lands
and B: H: Wlnton estate; on the
south by 'lands of U; D: Homes and
Chas: Mitchell; on the west by lands
of William Sherran, Chas: Best, and
W: A: Mitchell, containing 520 acres
more or less:
This 14th, day of July, 1914.
C. S. Williams,
Mortgagee.
7-17-4t.~
North Carolina, In Superior Court;
Franklin Count} .
X. H. Kearney.
vs. Notice ?
Jas. F. Scott and Mrs. M. P. Scott.
Mrs. M. P. Scott, uue ot the de
fendants above named, will tage
notice that in the a Dove entitled
action, a motion has been made before
the Clerk for the purpose of reviving
a judgment rendered hi uie above en
titled action at October term, 1906,
of Franklin Superior Court, In
favor of the plaintiff above
named and against the defen
dants Ju. F. Scott and Mrs. M. P;
Scott in the sum of Mt'i ;ou with Inter
est thereon from the 16th day jf
October, 190?, and tor coeU; that
whereas said Judgment was duly
docked in Judgment docked No: S at
page^Cl on the 15th day of Oct:, 190?
In the office ot the Clerk of the Super
ior Court ot Franklin County: and
Whereas said Judgment stands and U
still unsatisfied.
Mrs. 11. P. Scott, the said defen
dant above named will further take
notice that she la requlrea to apper
before me at my office in the town ot
Loulaburg, County and State aforesaid
at 12:00 o'clock li. on the 8th day of
August, 1914, and to show cause, /U
any there be, why execution should
not be issued upon said Judgment, or
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for execution to Issue on said Judg
ment .
J. J. Barrow,
Clerk Superior Court
This IStth day of July, 191?,.
7-17-4t.
Trustee's Sale ef Storage Warehouse.
By vlrture of the power of sale con
tained in that certain deed of truBt
executed by K. P. Hill to Wm. H.
Ruffln, Trustee, on the 12th, day ot
March, 1912, and recorded in the Re
gistry of Franklin County in.book 179,
page 467, default having been made
in the payment,ot the Indebtedness
thereby secured, and demand for fore
closure having been made by the hol
der of said indebtedness, the under
signed will on Monday, the 24th, day
ot August, 1914, at the Court House
door in Loulsburg, N. C., at about the
hour of noon, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, the
storage warehouse lot in the town of
Loulsburg, therein described as fol
lows : .
Situated on the south side of Perry
street and the west clde of the Louis
aun IV pj?oq-B98 oqi jo qatrtjq Bjnq
Hallway, and more particularly de
fined as follows: Begtaulng at W.
Hal Mann's east corner on Pdrjr sreet,
312 feet from the Intersection of Perry
street and Kenmoor avenue, thence
alone said Mann's line southwardly to
Mann's soutfewest corner In J. B.
Thomas' line; thence eastward along
J. B. Thomas' line to his northeast
corner W. T. Hushes and H. Lb T.
Davis' line (now Mann's also); thence
south 32 1-2 west alone said Thomas
line to a point fifty feet from where a
line drawn across the Southern end
of the W. T. Hughes & Co., warehouse
intersects said Thomas line, the
Green and Yarboro Co's corner in
a line paralled to the eftd of said
Thomas' line; thence S. 57 1-2 E.
a line parrallel to the end of said
storage warehouse and fifty feet there
from to a stake twenty feet from the
center of the Louisburg branch of the
Seaboard Air Line Railway; thence
along said Railway's line northwardly
to Perry street; thence westwardly
along Perry street to the point of be
ginning; subject to the rights of way
easements and reservations granted
in that certain deed to the Oreen and
Yarboro Co.. of record in the Registry
of Franklin County to which refer
ence Is hereby made for a fuller de
scription thereof.
Terms of sale.?Cash. This July
24th, 1914.
Wm. H. Ruffln, Trustee.
7-24-41. \
North Carolina, In Superior Court.
Franklin County.
R. B. White Trustee For C. 8-Wil
liams and I. H. Kearney:
vs. Notice.
Jas F: Scott and Mrs M. P. Scott.
Mrs. M. P. Scott, one of the defen
dants above named, will take notice*
that In the above entitled action, a
motion has been made before the
Clerk for the purpose of reviving a
Judgment rendered In the above entit
led action at October term, 1906 of
Franklin Superior Court, In favor of
the plalntlc above named, and
against the defendanta Jaa. F. Scott
and Ms. M. P. Scott ? In
the sum of $163.00 with Interest
thereon from the 28 day of
July 1906 and tor coata; that wheceaa
said judgment was duly docked in
judgment docked No 3 at page 269 on
the 15th day of October, 1906 in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Franklin County, and
whereas said judgment stand: and Is
still unsatisfied ,
Mrs. M. P. Scott, the said defen
dant above named will further take
notice that she Is required to appor be
fore me at my office in the town of
Loulsburg, Co. and State aforesaid, at
12 M. on the 8th day of Aug
ust, 1914, and to-show cause, it any
there be, why execution should not be
Issued upon said judgment, or the
plaintiff will apply to tHe~Court for er
ecutlon to Issue on said Judgment.
J. J. Borrow, '
Clerk Superior Court:
This 16th, day of July, 1914. r
i-n-it
For Rent.
- A nicely furnished bungalow for
rent. Furniture for sale. Location
best Apply at once to
Mrs. W. C. Rodabush,
7-24-tf. J Loulsburg, N. c.
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