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The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14
TAYLOR

w. G. kirkpatrick was on Dickint
son visitor last week. Ha !
Miss Viola Keller visited friends al
Dickinson last week. 1s"
Herman Hecht of Nerstrand, MIMI, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
S. N. Hutchinson, who has been quite
sick again. is on the road to recovery.
The young folks Of the town enjoyed
a sleigh ride: party on Sunday evening.
Mrs. H.. F. Funk and Miss Theo
Williams were Hebron visitors last
week. es;, 5a.y5Ei@v4ss Z:
The little daughter of MI. and Mrs.
Fl. B. Hanson was quite sick with Group
last Sunday. IS
Our local physician made professional
trips to Richardton on Tuesday and
Wednesday. !
Olaf Goldberg Of Canada spent a few
day here visiting with his sister, Mrs.
HI. Funk. =
James McGrath is on the sick list this
week: He has a slight attack of APP
pendicitis.
Peter johnson returned from CARING
ton this week and expects to again take
charge Of the east side pool hall.
Olaf Williams returned last week
fronSa business and pleasure trip I'd
the Twin Cities and Marietta, MINI.
lThelittle SON OF MI. and Mrs. Marcus
|IZimmermaTi. who live about two, miles
[Ieasts0f here, is suffering with bad
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14

Walter C. Taylor, insurance commits.
sioner, will be a candidate for re-elec.
ton. walt Taylor is an old news.
paper man who made a success as g
publisher and is making no less a sue
cess as a servant of the people of this
commonwealth. He has combined
energy and brains in his duties and is
giving the state the best administration
in its history.-Ward County Independ-
ent.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14
town Saturday to attend Mrs. John
Lob, who was quite ill.

town Saturday to attend Mrs. John
Lob, who al quite ill.
Mrs. John Little and daughter. Doris,
returned last week from a vi sit with
Mrs. L. F. Green at. Robinson. N. D.
F. A.. Schroeder of Taylor was in
Gladstone Tuesday, making arrange
ments for putting up ice at this point
for his meat market in Taylor. :.
The members of the Gladstone Town.
ship board of supervisors held a bust
ness meeting Tuesday at the Office of
the clerk, Jacob Krier.
Mrs. A. F. Reilly and son Leo, re-
turned Saturday morning from Glen
dive, where they visited a week with
Mrs: Reilly's sister. Mrs. Pat Murn.
Mrs. George W. Lee and Mrs. M. C.
Brown n expected to return the last Of
this week from their six weeks visit
with relatives at Newport, Mich.
Math Wehner returned Monday even
ing from a weeks business trip to Bis
marck. Lorenz Rudrick took his place
at the Farmers Elevator during his
absence. A w
Herbert C. Morrell of Emerson arrived
here Wednesday Of last week for, a
two weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
Ida Lawrence. where Mrs. Morreli lie
making an extended visit.
Math Wehner. Dr.. returned Saturday
from Dunn Center after a months
absence. He will remain here for q
short time but expects to return to Dunn
Center in the near future.
Friends here will be interested to.
know that Howard Putnam expects to
leave his home in Northport. Mich, in.
the near future for an extended visit
at Jacksonville and other. points in.
Florida. 1 -
Everybody is cordially invited to at
ten the mask ball which#wiIl be given
at Dolwig' 8 hall on Saturday evening,
February 21st, under the auspices Of the
Gladstone Baseball club. Suits can be
procured at the Gladstone Mercantile
store. Place your order early. ~ :
Word was received here Monday Of
the death of Mrs. Robert Lee which
occurred on Saturday, February 7th. at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. C. A.
'Luckfeld, at Eagle Rock, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luck6eld left Eagle Rock
Wednesday to bring the remains to
Gladstone to be inferred in the family.
lot in the Gladstone cemetery where the
husband and two sons of the deceased
are buried. -N&
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14

ilton, Thursday an 8 pound dauahter.
Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Mahlmann and
son visited Sunday at the Geo: M.
Hamilton home.
VIM. M. Mailman and Frank
Schefeld made a business trip to Man.
ming Wednesday.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14

The annual financial statement issued
by state treasurer. Carl %Jorgenson, shows
a balance on hand of state funds to the
amout of 1888, $50. AT. Total expendi-
lures for the year are SIS. O43, SOS. 43.
The funds OF the state are deposited
with 800 state and national banks, des-
ignated state depositaries.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14
f'chelsea 7750"

Henry E. Dfxey, the famous ..legiti-
mate" star. one of the foremost favor
ftes of the American stage, distinguishes
chelsea 7750'' by his convincing
characterization Of an eminent. able and
conscientious detective. The play
sounds every depth of the underworld,
discfoses its secrets, its methods and
emotions and penetrates the intricate
labyrinths Of the submerged half. In
relentless pursuit of a trained and re-
sourceful gang Of countelfeiters. which
later develops into an intense mental
and physical contest, with many inn
pending difficulties and heart breaking
disappointments, but which eventually
eliminates in a, complete decisive VIC
tory. Mr.. Dixey is provided with one
Of the STRONGEST parts which in all his
versatile and extended career he has
ever portrayed. Startling revelations,
ingenious Vaccinations and overwhelm-
ing climaxes crowd. fast i'm thrilling
succession and through il all the mys-.
terry and fascinationlo of the world that
lives underscover. - @4f
At the Opera house Movies. Saturday,,
February 18th, matinee. and evening.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14
! .
Rlehardt0n

Albert Kossel1is on the sick list.
NH. Jake Doll has been very i'll the
past week. ST
WIN. Hecht Of Taylor VI in Gun vii
lage Tuesday. ss
Mr. and Mrs. ). A. KBick were Dick
ins0n visitors Tuesday.
Fred Pathmannn Of Garsan wa here on
business this week.
John Pfeiffer made a business trip 10
Jamestown last week. sss Ss
Ray Anderson of the BID Flats north
was in our village on Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Mafcovitz Of Chicago il
visiting at the Max Marcovitz home.
Miss Lena Miller went to Bismarck
Wednesday, where she visited with
relatives a couple of days.
Joseph Killer and Clemens Fleck> sat-
Etendended the Independent Dealers com
Eyention at5Fargo lastsaweek.
FredaSabel and doe i went IA
EDickinson Tuesday evening, where they
tooksinsthes8play Officer SOS.
AsfeW Of the members Of the Nj. W.
A..s1odge from here attended the lodge
Meeting az Taylor Tuesday evening.
s.sssz Prospect
Harry Walker called on Z. j. Mahl-
nlannsones dayslast week.
Mrs.sAnna ;Mahlmann was heIpine 81
EfhGefiOfa0 ia iars
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14

ForEhorseshoeing, general blaeksunith-
ing wagon and carriage wood work.
painting and u%pholstering, 20 10 the +.
w: Turner shop. II we cannon do re-
pairing 50. assto save you money we will
EtellYou so..I5Let US see:--adv.6 2-D4-Im
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-14

!: Mrs. r. R. Bryan returned home from
Dickinson last Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
FORMAL REQUEST FOR
IN EXTENSION OF TIME

Vienna, July 25.-An extension OF
time OF forty-eight hours. in which
seryia may reply 20 Austria's note.
was requested today by the Russian
charge d'affaires.
There was a marked Improvement
on the boursc here on report that
Servia had yielded.
\ dispatch from Belgrade 60 the
Neue Froie Prcsso says Servia has
decided 90 accept the Austrian de-
nands under protest.
The general public here looks for
ward to Servia's decision IN connec-
tion with the Austrian note with tho
'reatest composure. although the
people know IL 10 be a question OF
peace or war.
No surprise was caused here by the
communication published In the Of
hcial Journal of the Russian govern
ment stating that the ~. Petersburg
government was seriously preoccu-
pied by the ultimatum addressed 10
Servla by Austro- Hungary and that
hussia could not remain Indifferent
to the dispute. II was inferred from
this communication that the locallza-
tion OF possible war would bo pre-
vented by Russia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
sEI,vIA ASKS MORE TINE
To CONSIDER SlTt ALTON

belgrade, Scrvia, July 25.-The
election Of members OF the Servian
parliament has been postponed and
the members OF tho old parliament
have been ordered 60 meet In special
session tomorrow 90 discuss the sit
uation between Austria ana Servia.
Servia. ACCORDING To sources usual
~ In close touch with the foreign
office In Belgrade. has requested
Austria for an exclusion OF time In
which 10 reply 90 the note asking
for a delay until thi Servian pariia-
mcnt. which has been summoned TO
an extraordinary session. shall have
been consulted u IL also stated in
authoritative circles that Seryia II
ready 20 grant the Austrian demands
as far as possible without damage
Ia her national rrcstige.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
SUIT ENDANGERs
SALE OF BIG LAND
GRANT NEAR SANTA FE

Santa Re. -. NJ. July eh.---On tho
ground that law suit against the
United States Bank and Trust COM
pany, on account OF liens against the
Ramon Vigil grant near this city.
brought by n. -. Catrright and
brother. endanRers the saie of the
grant to Detroit apurtmcn who al
ready have made a payment Of S20,-
o10 on the property, Ash''y Pond OF
the Detroit Interests today brought
an action in district court Go force
separate suit against himself and
associates. In the Cartwright COM
plant Pond and his Detroit asso-
ciates are made parties to the ac-
tion against the bank. Tho Ramon
Vigil grant contains some 10000
acres and Pond and other wealthy
Detroit men propose to buy Il and
make Il into game preserve.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
GENERAL sENSE or THE
HEisfN EIlOI STfeVIi

Belgrade, July 2srhe govern
ment newspaper Samouprava pub
fishes the following which is gener
ally accepted as indicating the tone
OF Servia's reply to Austria;
"servia desires sincere ana cor
rect neighborly relations with
the dual monarchy. Convinced
Of the necessity Of maintaining
such relations, the Serylan goy-
ernment viii readily comply with
all the demands Of Austria Hun
gary which will serve 60 suppress
all criminal acts, manifestations
ana disorders In nelghhOFing
countries.
"Recause the servla govern
ment considers u is thereby ful-
fllllnE The obvious duty of civ
illzed state. the government viii
Ia an sincerity do everything
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
LONDON REPORTS ACTIVE
WAR MOVEMENT On IOO1

nat,.h frnm Vienna snys the Russian
eha,os d'off,tr,.s y,ho reones,.d the
A,,s,yo- II,,n,.,r,ap fn,eisn nffiee for
a nr,,l,ny,tion -, IN lime limit for
m, s,,,,,u re,,lv A. the Austrian
n",a ,yas informed ,hat a could not
n. ,,,.n,sa
An Excbnnpe relegraph eompany's IS
,,,snatch srnn, vi.nna savs news Was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
FATHER PLEADS FOR
MURDERER Of
HIS SON
Remarkable Attitude Taken
by New York Man Because
of schoolday Friendship for
Criminal.

Haverstraw, y. Y, July 2b-A
friendship that began when William
" Cleary, town clerk Of this village,
aud Frederick n. Newman. one of
the owners OF the Rockiand County
Messenger, were boys, IL recalled In a
statement by the latter as "a REASON
for not wanting TO see Cleary. the
murderer of his son, Eugene NJ. New
man. pay the extreme penalty for his
crime.
Young Newman was shot To death
IN the town clerks office IN the town
hail ON Thursday when he asked
Cleary's forgiveness for having eloped
with his daughter. Anne Cieary. They
were married week ago to-day at
Woehawkon. ~ j., ana the boy car
ricd his marriage certificate To show
the father Of his bride.
81 don't want Biil killed." said Mr.
Newman, the father. 1--WE went TO
school together; we were political and
social friends, my paper always hack
ed him up and we have ioked toreih-
er about this afrair OF our children.
Hut Hl was wrong; my boy was all
right and Bnl must not be set nj lih-
means. Hc must have a term of Inn
prlsonmont."
Clcary, meanwhile ~ confined In
the county Jail at New York on a
charge OF murder IL the frat degree
for tho Killing Of his son-in-law.
Although he has been warned not
tu disruss his case he has ventufed To
make one statement IN explanation Of
his act. lie said that gossip about
his daughter and tho son Of his
friend caused him 20 worry until he
Gld not know what he was doing
when he killed the boy.
Evidence OF three witnesses 10 the
murder al the preliminary inquest
yesterday showed that Eugene New
man with his wedding certificate
ready 20 show to his fnther-in law,
was shot down Before he could draw
Il from his pocket or utter word.
Clearys defense. Il appears from
statements made here, will he emo
tional insanity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

The announcement 81 the crisis IN
the negotiations between the medi-
ators and the warrng employees and
employers was made by q. w. w.
Hanger. member of the federal board
Of medintion and councilman who
said:
1T has been apparent for the last
three or four days that the question
could not be settled by mediation and
the board therefore Is trying To ef-
feet workable basis by which both
sides viii consent To arbitration"
New proposals to both the repre-
sontatlves Of the englnemen and fire.
men and to the committee Of railway
managers were submitted today by
the mediators and the board IL await
iRg replies of lis proposal.
Neither w. $. Stone. grand chiei
engineer of the brotherhood Of Lo-
comOtive Engineers. nor W. s Car
ter. head OF tho brotherhood of Lo-
comotivo Fircmcn and Englncmcn
would discuss the nature OF the pro-
posal submitted by the meGiatorF.
Equal silence was observed by the
officials Of the railway managcrs
committee which had conducted ne
Rotlations with the employees since
last October.
The employees representatives mel
today and the proposal of the media
tors was considered at length. Sim
ilar action was taken By the man
ayers committee.
Tho result Of their deliberations Is
expected to he known today 10 th'
mediators. who also remained IN Sos
sion.
The condition is admitted hy both
sides 90 be grave but NO word tor
mlnatlng the negotiations has beet
spoken yet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
RUSSIAN PRESs DEMANDS
PROTECTION OF SIEIiNIA

Already part of the RuHsr,n press
has taken defiant attitude. de-
mandinE that the gov rnment In 81
Petersburg undertake the protection
of sersia. The NoNoe Nremya says
1T he Russian government
clearly recognizes that the Aus
trlan ultlmatum Is particularly
directed against Russia, aud re-
plying not only by words bat by
the requisite actions. Scryia IN
being subjected TO an unlawful
attack and viii not remain alone.
The disturhcrs of the peace have
not to deal with Servia only. but
also with Russia. Unless the
Austrian ultimatum II with
drawn. Russia viii not remain a
silent spectator of violence"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
CATTLE DEAL MAY
RELEASE LUIS
TERRAZAS
Concession for Expora of All
Carranzas Herds Said TO
Have Been Granted TO
American by Villa

~ Paso. Tex. July 25.-A concea-
sion 10 export from Chihuahua state
all the cattle owned hy Luis Ter
razas, Sr.. waH cunsummaied with
General villa today, according 10 an
announcement by J. T. Garrett of
Corpus christi. Texas. u was said
tho nrst shipment would total af-
proximntely goo 600 head and that
most of tho cattle would he market
ed AZ kansas city, Fort Worth ana
Chicago, the remainder being taken
OF ranches Ia southwestern United
States.
Close Mexlcan observers here pre-
dictcd that this deal ultimately
would result IN the release OF Luis
Terrnzas Jr,, who has been held a
prisoner by General villa on account
% hts alleged iInerta sympaihica.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
TEXAS DEMOCRATS
IN PRIMARIES
TODAY
Chief Question at Stake Sub
mission of Prohibition
Amendment to the People in
Summer of 1915.

Dallas. Tex, July 25.--Whether
statewide prohibition shall be voted
on By Texas citizens In the summer of
1915 and whether the next governor
shall be prohiOiticnist or an anti
prohibitiunist. were the main issues
In today's Democratic state primary
election. The primary was 10 nom
mate eighteen candidates for con
gregs. candidates for the legislature
ana state and county officials from
governor down. In an the important
offices today nominations were equiv
alent To election. This was white
primary, negroes not being qualified.
The prohibitionist candidate for
governor. Thomas II. Ball. a Houston
attorney. has announced for the
strictest saloon regulation. but against
all forms of prohibition except :
state constitutional amendment.
The ti-prohibitionist candidate il
James +. Fergunon, a banker and
farmer Of Temple. Texas. whose plat
form has been 90 enforce saloon laws.
hut stop liquor agitation.
Leopold Morris of Victoria. is a
candidate Tor governor, running indie
pondently OF the prohibltionis,s and
"anlis"
texas voted on constitutional pro-
hibliional prohibition In 1911, the
state remaining wet then by about
5000 votes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
Federal Board Admits Com
plete Failure Today and is
Now Seeking a Basis for
Arbitration.
SITUATION GRAVE BUT
NOT THOUGHT HOPELESS
Representatives of Men and
Managers in Conference De-
cline to Talk. No Final
Word Yet Spoken.

Chicago, July 25. Me-
diation has failed to set
tie the wage differences
between the 98 Western
railroads and their $4,000
enginemen. After a week
of sessions the federal
board Of mediation and
Cancellation today an
nounced that it was try
ing to effect a working
basis by which both ides
would consent to arbi-
trate their differences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
CHARGE LEADERS Of
UNION STOLE A
MILLION
Investigation Under Way in
Denver of Sensational Com
plaint Resulting from Mich
igan Strike.

Denver. ;uly 20 investigation OF
charges that fund OF St000.00O
raised 90 conduct the strike OF the
copper miners Ia Michigan was not
used for that purpose but diverted
10 tho advantage Of those In charge
of toe strike was begun this after
noon at the convention OF the West
orn Federation of Miners Il ~ said
the charges were circulated through
out the country particularly Ia
Butte
II was announced that next Mon
day "a report ;avoring amalgamation
of the Western Federation of Miners
with the United Mine Workers Of
America wonld be presented 10 the
convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
FRANCE HEARS MORE MOD
EitATE TONE NAY nE ADOPTED

Paris. July 25.--According 10 nemi-
official Information received here,
Austria t''day showed an inclination
To adopt more moderate attitude
towards Seryia. As an indication OF
the grayiiy with which the AuHtro-
servian situation IS regarded here
French three per cent rcntes fell to
IS at the opening OF the bourse AZ
noon today. This was further
point and a half below yesterday =
closing price.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
ORDERS FoR MOBILE ATION
on RUSSIAN ARMY ENPta TED

81. Petersburg. July s5.-orders
for the prompt mobilization of tho
Russian army were looked for today
10 result Of lhe calling of a coun-
eli of the ministers presided over by
the emperor of Russia ana held al
the palace of PeterhOf early this
mcrninE.
From present indications Russia
appears prepared to go To any eN-
tremes rather than tolerate the
downfall II ScrVia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
DRASTIC LIQUOR
LAW ISSUE IN
CALIFORNIA
Registration for Primary
Election Largest on Record
in State. Contest has Inter-
esting Political Aspect.

San Francisco, July 2s.--ReglRira-
tion for the California primaries
closes midnight tonight. Indications
are that the final estimates will show
grand total even larger than that
recorded IN 1912 for the last presi-
dental election. which almost without
exception draws out larger vote
than the congressional and state cloc-
tions.
Interest this year rs intensified ~
the entry Of the new Progressive party
with Governor johnson, elected rs a
Hepublican, seeking recollection this
year at the head Of the Progressive
ticket.
other Progressive candidates In
cluding John 81. Eshlenan. who il
now president of the state railroad
commission and socks TO be sieuten-
ant governor have also placed them
selves by petition on the ticko.s oi
b n the old line partics-the Rcpub-
hcan aud Democratic.
stiii other factors In the result will
be the many important initiative and
referendum measures that will hnd
place ON the ballot. foremost among
which, perhaps, Is proposed consti-
tutional amendment that would put
into effect almost Immediately a drnH-
tic. state wide law prohibiting the
manufacture. importation. sale or gift
Of liquor.
N~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~Y~
It's sovereignty. AZ 10 the other de-
mnnds of Austria, Scrvia contends
thai she Is unable To- reply To- them On
such short notice as she has not haS
sufficient time to consider them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
sERvIA's REPLY Will
RE PARTIAL ACCEPTANCE

London, Iuly 25.--servia's reply 10
Austria viii be partial acceptance
of her demands according 10 advices
reaching official circles IN London to-
day. seryia vii, grant the demands
IN reference 20 the punishment of
those concerned IN the assassination
al sarayevo, Of the heir 20 the Aus
trian throne and VIII consent 20 do
everything In connection with mat
matter which q clyilized tate can do
without permitting an infringement OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
LONDON HEARS sERvIA
HAS ACCEPTED DEMANDS

1andon. July 2s.-An unconiifmed
dispatch from Vienna TO the Central
News says the Servian minister an
nounces soon after 6 o'clock that he
had received a telegram from Bel
grade accepting all the Austrian de-
mands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
CAPTAIN MIKE RYAN
QUITS CHICAGO FORCE
ESCAPES CHARGES

Chlcaeo. July 25,-Mlchael Ryan,
the police captain 90 charge of the
district which contained the old south
side ievee. resigned from the force to-
day. Ills resignation, which was
made. he said. on the ernund ~ NJ
health. WIS accepted hy CHIEF Glea-
son. who snid that charges prepared
anainst the captain following the XIII
ing Of detective In tho redlight dis
trict. would not hc fled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
RuAIORED THAT KING
PETER HAS ARDfCATItD

London. sJuiy 26.-Servia has ac-
cepied Austria Hnnfary's uitimatum.
according TO a special cahleeram re-
celved here this afternoon from Hell
grade by way Of Vienna.
Another dispatch received through
the same sources says u r. rumoIed
that King Peter 0f seryla has abdi-
Gated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

Sulgravc. England July 25.-The
first formal ceremony la honor of the
700 years of peace betwcSp tho Eng
ilsh speaking nations occurred here
today when sulgrnye manor. the
homo OF tho fnmily of George Wash
ugton. purchased for fie.0oo. sub
scribed In Great britain. was handed
over Co memheta nf the centenary
committee aa "A glft Ia the American
people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
WILL NOT ATTEMPT
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
UNTIL OCTOBER
MI NOT ATTEMpT 3 SPORT

WILL NOT ATTEMPT . SPORT
Hamondsport. ~ Y. July 3D.
Lieut.. John G. Porte will not attempt
To Fly across the Atlantic until Oc-
tober I. This decision wis reached
today IA n result Of conference be-
tween Glenn ". Curtiss. Lieut.
Porte and Will Gass the personal
representative of Rodman Wana-
maker
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
NEWSPAPERS ANNOUNCE THAT
SFigVIA HAS SUBMITTED

budapest. July 25.-speclal edi-
this afternoon that Seryia has un-
cOnditionally submitted Ia the de-
manda OF Austria.