The sun., 1914-08-16

fervent patriotic speech. in which oc-
CURED the significant phrase:
The measure is full and running over.
and Austrla's patience is exhausted,
Great days are ahead of us. and Europe's
fate will be decided for decades to come"
In Budapest, during similar ebulli-
ton of popular feeling. somebody on the
spur of the moment recast the text OF
the classic kossuth hymn TO fit the
occasion, and within an hour the new
text was sung all over the town. And.
of course, everywhere in Austr.a-fiun-
gary during this week the old Emperor
was cheered, and his ally. the Kaiser In
Berlin. no less heartily. The German
Ambas sador here. when he appeared in
the streets was almost mobbed with
affection by the warm hearted Niennese
Austria Has Plenty OF Money.
Servia expects her funds to carry on
this war from France. Russia likewise
If she needs 1t. But where will poor
Austria Hungary get her money from ?
Her national debt Is already sufficiently
large Well. for the first she requires
no money. Austria and Hungary to-
gether have about 500,OOO,O00 kronen
cor 500, 900, ,O00) in cash ready for use.
They can easily raise another 200 900, 900
as bank advances on taxes falling due.
and 300 ,OO0.O 900 Austria will raise on
short term per cent. treasury notes.
But all that is not much. She expects
financial aid from Germany later on.
AS to her food supplies during a war
OF indefinite length. her crops are al
most altogether in. and they have been
UnOd oS he 20
it is declared in financial circles, she
need not depend on any foreign aid
neither for cash nor provisions. Cereals
and meats, however, have gone up al
ready in the open markets here.
In diplomatic circles here the opinion
is being expressed that Austria Hungary
committed blunder in not publishing
in full. simultaneously with her ulti-
matum to Servia. the text OF the
'dossier," or memorandum. describing
the proof of Servia's conspiracy on the
soil of the monarchy. The text has now
appeared here, and it certainly
strengthens her position greatly. Among
the evidence adduced Is the reprint OF a
supplement to the Servian official Gov
ernmcnt publication. the Serpski Norine,
/ of June 2S 1914 Cthe day the Archduke
and his wife were murdered In Sara
jevo), in which the aims and purposes
| (the acquisition somehow OF the "Ser-
vian" provinces OF Austria Hungary of
| the Narodna Obrana are set forth,
lauded, and adhesion to the society
recommended. There IL also the literal
wording OF an address made in Nsh
shortly after the murder by a high
| Servian Government official, who ls at
| the same time the section president
of the Narodna Obrana, before a large
audience. In 1t he not only speaks in
terms Of high appreciation of the deed
at Sarajevo but declares II necessary to
continue that way as the only means OF
realizing the ends of the society and OF
every Servian patriot" He calls upon
the "Servian god" for help in the
! murderous work.
| Again, there is a minute description
of four allegorical paintings hanging
in the antechamber of the Servian Sec
retary Of War for any one to see. These
four paintings include Bosnia and south
Hungary as countries which an emble-
matte Servian goddess Of protection
blesses on the canvas. On shield of
this goddess, in another painting, the
provinces yet to be liberated are men.
toned by name.
AbOut Premier Pachitch.
All sorts OF stories are circulating
here about Nicola Pachitch. the Servian
= Premier. who is one of the chief figures
in the drama now unrolling. His life,
1t appears, has been AS stormy as that Of
most Servians of political note. lie
played prominent part in the plot
watch eliminated in the violent death OF
young King Alexander and Queen
Draga. But he became first known In
the days of King Milan, thirty years
ago, when he as one Of the leaders of
the Russophile radicals was involved
In Il conspiracy TO deprive that fieshy
potentate both Of crown and life. Milan
though, treated Pachltch with loniency