The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-27

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Aninon~ Austfl& ~ efaeo IN eveEy
way to extend her power southwark
and to hamper Servia's growth. Ser
via, IN inland kingdom. has been
through Austria, and ruinous customs
duties have prevented the rapid devel-
opment Of = rich country.
Servia's success against the Bu1gars
a year ago brought renewed repressive
measures against the Pan Serb prop
uganda in Bosnia and Herzegovina and
the :ssassination Of the Archduke Franz
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scon ss eans' germany ior
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a,a1aC agnosnlp ana business. The
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many INTERESTS at stake viii be well
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patants. s'.'
Polite But Determined.
Rome, July 77-Maruuia Di San
0uiliano. Italian foreign minister and
tho British Ambassador to ItaIy toda,
called on. the acknowledgements ann
bassador to dfecuW means Of concf1ia-
ton between AuutIia-Hungary and
Serv1a- They had previously informed
t110 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0lOlOmRt OF
their Intended visit and he had replied
that, while he would receive them
with pleasure, the Austro-Hunsarian
government reserved all Its rights to
taAe any mllltary' measures 1t deemed
necessary
oos1 SEEING m Farfs.
Paris, July 27-The bOurse opened
with somewhat treasured feeling
owing 70 the lact tnat hostilities be-
tween Austri3 hungary ana Servia
nad not actually begun. Government
three per cents were quoted at from
20 20 1S.oo' OUT there were lew trans
sctaOns.
sli9htly out husslan government bonds
we!o quoted tEactionaiiy loWer.
"A Wlreiess oespatcn was received
from the rFencn Dattiesnlp Jean Bart
tooay. stating that Pres1dent Poincare
e.Pecseo 70 errlve al Dunkirk At
french squadron accompanying him
mas already passed through the
straits between DENMARK and sweden
ana mas arrived IN the Nortn sea.
War Ends Strike.
st. Petersburg, July z7.-The work
men in the Russian capital who had
been on q strike for q week, today de-
cided to resume work in order to em-
phasize the approval of the Russian
gov ,rnment's support Of Servia- They
streets and sang the Russian national
snthS,,,
~ G,immers Of Hone.
London, July sz7.-Ghmmefs Of hope
flickered in the darlened sky of Euro
pean politics today and the wish was
reneraI that the EFFORTS Of the treat
European powers to avert a clash Of
arms, which might involve many ma
lions. would be successful.
while All the powers were prepar-