Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

cafes and restaurants are playing pat
riotic airs 10 crowded tables.
Newspaper extras, sent out IN rapla
succession. are torn from the minus
OF the distributors and the streets are
carpeted with discarded sheets.
The enthusiasm could scarcely De
greater II 1t We're Germanys own war
which was about To begin.
In the. past two days the nc"spa-
pers have been preparing the pubuc
for this contingency. ANA most OF the
demonstrators apparently realize that
hostilities along the Danube mlgh. DC
preliminary 70 Russian and Iefihah
mobilizations.
About two thousand persons gain
cred before the Austrian embassy
WHEN news of the refusal OF SerNla 70
accept the terms laid down by Austrla
became known. They cheered Aus
tria- Hungary and sang patriotic sohss.
The Austrian ambassador appeared on
the balcony and warmly thanked those
gathered below.
Another similar demonstration oe-
CURED In Wilhelmstrasse through
which some thousand men marehea
singing Die Waoht Am Rhein
The streets of Berlin are filled WIN
excited crowds ana everywhere Is
heard talk of Germany's chances Oh
becoming involved.
The crowds in the center OF the eity
steadily increased as the news pene-
trated the residential districts ana
suburbs, which sent their quotas OF
men and women. colleeians and hikh
school youths to Join the throng IN
Inter Den Linden and Friedrleh-
strasse. Parades were constantly or
ganized ani proceeded to the Austrian
embassy. the foreign office ana other
points of interest.
About 10 o'clock at night the varl-
Gus detachments converged In Inter
Den Linden. near the palace, ana
great procession, half mile long
and fifteen or eighteen abreast
marched through that avenue across
nhe Tierearten 10 the Austrian em-
bassy, stopped a moment for ironi-
cal cneers Deiore the Russian ana
French embassies. in front of which
bodies of police had gathered, gave
ustv hurrahs while passing the stat
ues Of Bismarck. Moltke and Room IN
in front of the reichstag aud assem-
bled before the Austrian EN- bassy
iHttTllt iol i-Hipfi VI II 80
and Emperor William and singing the
German and Austrian anthems.
Later an angry crowd assemolei
outside the Russian embassy with
continuous shouts Of down with Rus
sia. down with Servia; hurrah for
war
The imperial chancellor DR., Won
Bethmann Hollweg. returned to Berlin
tonight. The lighted windows of the
chanccllor's palace. the foreign minis
ter and the officers OF the general
staff showed that preparations were
going on for all evcntualities.
The impression In diplomatic CIR
cles here Is that the European situa-
tion is the gravest since 1870. All
eyes are turned to 81. Petersburg ana
even among the most optimistic there
is no confidence that war Will be
averted. French residents who are in
close touch with the embassy are max
ing preparations to return to France
for possible service
Reports from Hamburg tell the
came story of patriotic demonstra-
ti0ns.
Information received late tonight
from a quarter in the confidence of
the German embassy at st. Petersburg
declares that the iilst desire 10 settle
the controversy through diplomatic
means is giving place to decided war
spirit and insistence that Bulgaria be
supported in every way,