GERMANS HAVE NO
FEAR OF HARDING
Berlin, June 16 Germany has
nothing to fear from the nomination
of Senator Harding, says the Boersen
Zeitung.
"Nothing hitherto," the newspaper
declares, "warants apprehension that
relations with Germany which have
been Initiated by American commer
cial and financial interests would be
hampered and on the contrary it is
probable they will be furthered."
MUST PAY FULL
AMOUNT SEPT. 1 5
Yesterday being the 15th of the
month the payment of the second in
stallment due on income taxes should
have been paid. Those who failed to
pay the tax forfeit the right to pay
after that date and will be called upon
to pay the full amount due on Sept.
15. when thej third quarterly payment
of the tax is due. The final payment
is due on Dec. 15. Announcement to
this effect was made at the office of
the Internal Revenue in the Federal
building this morning.
MAY TRAIN IN VERMONT
Hartford. Conn., June 16 It is
probable Troops A and B Connecti
cut cavalry will be ordered to Fort
Kthan Allen, Vermont, for field
training and maneuvers August 1 to
15. Adjutant General George M.
Cole has requested the war depart
ment to issue the order. Troop A is
of New Haven and troop B of Hart
ford. Should the order -go through
it will be the first national guard
maneuvers for Connecticut troops in
five years. ,
hooting down ' pleas of two priests
that the law be permitted to take its
course. It took three starts to hang
the first negro, as the rope broke the
first tws times.
After the mob had dispersed early
today the police cut down the bodies
of the negroes which had not been
mutilated.
