Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-27
PASSPORTS ARR SENT
TO sftikIAN MINISTER

Nienna. JnIy 20 The sending 81
hiH paFspoffa ~ fhe sefVian Minister
~ 10fanodlch - the Austrian for
clTn off4c today ls deemed equivalent
~ = declaration II war.
1hls action Na6 taken today. iho re-
port INST Inc HrfYian minister lfff VII
ems yesterday having been incorrect
iie Win depart Immediately. Thu"
iusaan amtafrfdor Hill take charge
~ che seffian Interests
II ~ believed that There VIII be- no
formal declaration II war aH scfFil
meyer fabaeflbcd 90 the Hague con
yenfion
rhere were patriotic demonstrations
throughout tho day although heavy
rain WAS falling Great crowds gaih-
cred Zoe front ~ me war office and
fhtsrfd the nffieer who appeared
gy0essHlona with Rags flylns filled
The streets.
4 general mobilization ia Manieue
gro ~ reported.
ltslt has informed Austria tipt 81
The event If armed conflict with Ser
wa she viii adopt - friendly attitude
ln accordance with her relations with
the triple alliance.
Proc lamHti0nH have been posted or
dcfIug partial mobilization Tho
AuHtro,aunearlan bank has raised The
bunk rate from four 10 five per cent
and The committee IT the bunfee haN
decided O. close tho BoufHe Monday
Tuesday and wednesday,
Tho committee expiaina that iig de-
fieIsn waa aetuatei BY feHafd for tho
public interests. 10 prevent ga unNar-
fanted disturbance Of industrial inter
oNiH and % enuulffaet disauietlnH ~
porf
The Neno frlc prcesc says the mn
iNiff ~ finance Viii raise 500 .00n.aNv
Tor the governments Immediate re-
and adds that negotiations
between the ppwero for tie ieeall2ing
~ tho eonfliei will continue.
IN diplomatic eirciea there Is feel
Jog ~ optimism that these uerotia
tons VIII he sief efafui and n Was SAM
hy ono diplomat today that France
hHs ~ Intention 10 expose herself fuo
fnneh uu aeteisa behalf Baron Chest
Won Gi#aineen. the Auslferl hungarian
minister "a servia who left Belgrade
isai nRhf Du the hrenkms of 81 dinlo-
mnfiN relations. arrived here today
Tne imperial decree iaaucd yfatef
rsweiH o. ensure the secrecy Of its
measures THE authorities are entitled
ga apcn tll letters only teleetumH
approved ~ The censor can 30 dlF
patched ~ Any points Newspapers
publishing details 81 military prepare
ti9nH ~ movements can he suppr ased
Al tHr railways arc guarded hY
Mntfire with orders 10 iiee their arm
"u aff person who failH to stop Whom
The prospect ~ war " not regarded
here as ehida play. The s,rNlnua put
V.NUQ mon into the field during tho
Balkan war Roth officers and Htn
'fe pasHinnately patriotic Il is ~
p"ctrd hat SefxlA Viii attempt n
head he front along the Danube and
me i3rinn with only "a weak iofcr
VI hllo the greater part Of the army
Afll ho eonesntrtted IN the central
district probably near Nish 81 kra.
sufeyatz aud another strong force la
NeYipa1ar which VIII be destined for
offensive operations against Bosnia.
According to d Semliu iumor the
'irsi encounter between Austria and
'crfia has occurred near Semendfa.
'u tht Danube. iNantS four miles
southeast OF Belgrade Some vessels
HuNcNing Austrian infantry were said
'p have been fired on from the Ser
VAN siat of the ianuhc and TO have
returned the fire General Rndomir
fuinik fhief " the Seivian general
laff who WAS arrested shortly after
10 o'clock last niFht at keienfpeid
Ntse hudnueAt while on his way 90
ifelErade. a still il prisoner lie pro
loastl eroat surprise AZ his arrest.
pleading Ignorance that state 81 wur
NiHicd lie refused 10 enter a motor
gar uui WINS eventually taken to mill
lHfs headquarters Four others in
civilian clothes, who are believed TO
be sereian STAFF Officers. were arrested
Al he same time General putnik's +
daughter who accompanied him. was
sent % d hotel
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