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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-14
ASTONISHING.

Modern conveniences continue 4,
multiply in "A most astonishing way
wireless divorce has just been grant.
ed Hawaiian lady.-Cleveland Plalr
Dealer.
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BE CALM.

The dog days can be awaited with
confidence. now that the years crop
OF vanilla beans is known to have
reached civilization In safety.--Cleve-
land Leader.
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SURE THING!

The Royal order OF Friends Is the
name of "a new fraternal organization.
IT there is anything In name IL ought
To be a huge success.--Omaha Bee.
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a letter from him, in which Mr.. Osborn
said he had just begun trip through
Siberia, which will include travelling in
European Russia, and carry him well
into July.
This information. which is undisput-
ed. hardly comedies with the pre- IS
bureau statements of the Osborn
boomers. who have been announcing
that he is in England and ready To re-
turn TO this country.
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PERIL.

one great fear is that the soldiers
VIII come back wearing those hay
stack Observation-Disclosures Post
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-14

Oakland. Cal. is to have municipaI
ferry boat next year.
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WHIT OTHER
PEOPLE THINK

Subscribers Are Invited to Con-
tribute to this Column. A
communication should be
signed by the writer's own
name, not necessarily for pub
LEGATION, but as evidence Of
good faith.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Teodoro Aguilar

f8me lel teXto de .a caria se des-
pr mdr ..ae cl seior Aguilar cree que
- TRAITS de una laranita facilmente
transferable. bueno sera resiablecer la
tsraa4. diciendo, como IA efeeto 10 es,
gae se rata a. un baile que cl Casino
E-pa6 da iodos Jos amos
No samps nosotros qulenes hayan de
aeclr ls ultima palabra "a este asunto.
4.e el Casino Espanol ilene su Junia
&c. gob.,rno. pero como Il senor Agui-
Isr no. pids qar publiqremos su earta
dlrgid~ . semper 3 Il geniil GRO
ui.ia. ga su information del lleral-
ia apr no haee mas que reheiar pa
lahras ce nuesiro companero Perez Lo-
.sda. eeeemos que eu cierto modo. aun-
4ne ~emper no 10 necesite eslamos
eblgaao, : sallr 4 sn defensa.
Nu - -ompaiiero dilo 3 Smper
ane esiina que Fl haile traditional de-
~ dare Y esfo que diio al amablc
eronis'. H. III iieraldo esii obiga-
80 i.peiirlo enando las censnras que,
.ohr -.ta opinion pGedau eaer. yayan
ee"irs otra persona.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
La familia Lomba

Nuestro querido companero don jose
Maria Lomba recibi6 aver un cablegra
ma fechado Ell la Coruna, en- que Sc le
avisa que, en- el vapor "Haiti" de la
Compahia francesa, embarcaron aver
su distinguida esposa y su bella hija
Olivita.
Tambi6n llegara, procedente de los
Estados Unidos, uno de estos dias, el
hijo menor de nuestro buen amigo
Eduardito Lomba que esta estudiando
con brillantes notas en- la Academia de
Shesire
La distinguida familia Lomba goza
entire nosotros de altisima estimation, Y
la noticia de su regreso ha de ser muy
bien recibida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Los productores
de tabaco
INA AsoCIACIoN ~ PRoYECTo

bon .lost Oscar Santiago de Come
rio. haee un llamamiento a los cultlva.
.iorr, de inhaeo de Caguas, lie Cayey
a. Ailoniio Guralo, .luneos. NaranJito,
4 to,lo, 10. que cllltiyan tabaco en-
Puerto Rico para formar ana asocia-
ri6n ane rsiablclea las suiielentes facio-
ria. para elatorar todo Il iabaco que Sc
ro...ehe ru las rrfrridas plantaeiones. FL
..nor Oscar Santiago qnlere asegurar.
g=4r ,-ste m,-ilo. un pr,~.lo libre de gran
d,., fueiaaeiones que ponen en una pc
IIgnssa .aesiabiliiad la iniusirla del Ia
iaro ,n a l,la
El ~nor Santiago propone que. en
ada pueblo ,e reunan los agrlcnltoreS
a., falaeo a 20 de Juno. nombrar tres
r,prs. utaui,s por cada region produc-
'sra e.io, representatives reumidos en-
IL lpeahdad pme a. dc>ignara ccharian
la. sa.,.. le Ia organization
i.a rlea. como ~ adylerte. simple
4i.ia no Il, dc impossible rcalizaclon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Ok
CO M ER CIAI.

Los Sres Jose Rodriguez y Co. 5. en-
c., de esta capital nos participan que
han conStituido una sociedad mercan-
til regular Ell comandita que girara ba-
jo la raz6n social expresada que Sc
dedicara al negocio de provisiones y
frutos del pals, con domicilo en- esta
ciudad
Son socios de dicha mercantil don
Jose Rodriguez y Rodriguez y don
Eusebio Rodriguez y Fernandez, el pri-
nero Ell caracter de gestor, y de co
manditario el 1ltimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
La boda de anoche

Nuestro buen amigo don Juan Corbe-
LA y la elegante y distinguida senorita
Margarita Volckers, contrajeron anoche
matrimonio can6nieo en- esta capital.
La boda Sc celebr6 rigurosamente en-
familia Apadrinaron 1 los c6nyuges
los padres de Ia novia. fueron testigos
del acto nuestros estimados amigos don
Juan Roig don Julio Font.
Deseamos 4 los va senores de Corbe-
LA, una perdurable luna de miel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Reunion del
Comite Territorial
Ell ACTA LEVANTADA.

En- la ciudad de San Juan trece de
Junio dc mil novecientos catorce reu-
nidoS los senores siguientes: Don Ma
nuel +. Rossy, don Rafael MARTINEZ Ma
dial, don Octavio Ramirez, don Jose
ReXach, don Antonio Godinez, don Jose
Ollcr Diaz don Julio b. .Janer. don
Francisco L. Quinones don Jose AIunoz
Nazquez. V don Rafael Padr6 Pares,
miembros del Comite Territorial del
Partido Republicano Puertorriqueno,
I'll las oticinaS del Comit6 Territorial.
conSttuyendo quorum el nilmero de los
reunldos, Sc abri6 la session para tratar
de JOS aSuntoS pendientes
- acord6 que la pr6xima asamblea
general ordlnaria del partido Sc celebre
cn la ciudad dc lIumacao el dia diez Y
ocho de Julio de mil novecientos Gator
cc Il las siete de la tarde
FL Prcsidentc senior Rossy inform0
,obre asuntos del Comite Local de Cabo
RoIo, y deSpueS dc aprobar las geStio-
mes VA hechaS para conjurar Ell conhicto
por 81 selor Presidente. Sc acord6 conf
slonar los miembroS del Territorial
por Nlayagiiez senores Jose Benet y
Francisco =. Quinones, para trabajar en-
IA question del Comite Local de dicho
pueblo, y procurar que Sc realicen los
trabajos electorales dc la pr6xima cam
pana
l.nego tie este acuerdo Ct Presidente
Senor Rossy inforn6-al Comit6 Terrific
rial Sobre la cOnvocatoria de las elec-
clones prlmarlaS celebradaS en- San
Juan. el dia sicte de .Junio de mil move
clentos catorce. dc acuerdo con el ar
ticulo treinta uno del Reglamento Vi
gentc asi como inforn0 tambien sobre
dos apelaciones mterpuestas pOr el Co
mite Local dc San Juan. contra la con
y0catora de dichas elecciones sobre
una carta suScrita por los miembros del
Comite Territorial. senores Rafael Mar
tinez Nadal Julio f. Conesa Sc dis
QUITO largamente el aSunto Y durante
los debates Sc retro ell cOmitente don
Jose Oller Diaz quedando todavia nue.
ve mlembros con los cualeS aun eXistia
quorum. EntOnces el senor MARTINEZ
\adal present0 la siguiente moci6n: que
sc decarara nula la convocatOria hecha
por la presidencia del Partido Republi-
can0 para las elecciones primarias de
San Juan por creerla antireglamentaria
que Sc le concediera oportunidad al
electorate de San Juan para solicitar
nuevaS cleccioneS primarias, llenandO
cumplidamente todos los requisites que
exigc para estOs casos de recall, ell ar
ticul0 trcinta una del Reglamento vi
gente. Fue secundada debidamente por
81 Senor Quinones. y al ponerse a Vota
ci0n Sc retirarOn los cenoreS GodineZ Y
Octayio Ramirez. alegando que no que
rian soportar la reSponsabilidad de di-
cha yotaci6n y quedando por este mott
80 SIN quorum el Comite Territorial. sc
lcVant6 la sesi0n.-Manuel f. Rossy, r.
Padr6 Pares, Secretario, Francisco Qui-
homes r. MARTINEZ Nadal, Julio d. ia
ner. lose Munoz VazQuez, Jose A. Re
xach
Y 4 petici6n verbal de don Reinaldo
Paniagua. le expido esta copia que es
iel exacta de su original archivado
en- la ofcina general del partido, en- San
Juan ounce de JUNO de mil move
cientOs catOrce
(Firmado) Manuel +. ROSSY
! Presdente del partido republican,
puertorriqueio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Manuel Alvarez

Nuesiro vahoso colaborador Manuel
Alvarez, llegara San Juan ell a, a
bordo del vapor Haiti.
La Iiegada de nuestro ilustrado com
panero. uno de los mas brillantes c"o-
nistas del BOLETIN en- Europa, nos
llena de satisfaction
Reciba, por anticipate, nuestro salu-
40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Bien venidos

FL doctor Miguel Gaudier y su distin-
guida esposa, han llegado nuevamente a
la lsla en- el vapor Catalina de Pi-
nillos, Gzquierdo y Ca.
FL doctor Gaudier es un facultativo
muy bien reputado entire nosotros. y
tanto 81 como su senora son elementos
sociales inapreciables.
Reciban nuestra afectuosa bienveni
Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Para Europa

Maestro distinguido amigo don Jose
Usera, de Ponce su sonora esposa, su
hermana poltica una sobrinita EN-
barcaran manana para New York, de
paso para Europa, donde van a residir
unOS meSeS.
ALA para fines de ano esta IN de nue.
vo en- Puerto Rico tan valiosoS elemen-
tos sociales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Teatro Municipal

Faa aoehe as >u pennliima function
IL eonpa5ia que dirige Il noiabilisimo
uimo Giovanni Nolasso.
II proQfama a. variadislmO
iiabfs nneYos bailes por Ia Kremser
Mols 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16

quiera un diploma certifcado Sc les
entregaba, seg1n manifestation
Como en clio parecia haber algo amor
NAL, dirigimos las mismas preguntas al
Dean Mr.. Garwood cuando POGO des
pues tuyimos el gusto de saludarlo.
amablemente nos contesto Que, la Uni
versldad realiza gesti0nes cerca de al
tas personalidades. para que los Plome
ros salidos de la Universidad obtengan
sobre los otros algunas ventaias. como
es natural pero que no podia decirnos
Ell concrete cuales fuesen. todavia. pues
to que tales gestiones estan en- tramita-
elon. Desde luego de nuestra conversa-
clon con el ilustrado Professor sacamos
la impression de que, los que al estudio
Y practlca Gle tai arte Sc dedcan. DO
dram en- breve congratularse de haberlo
hecho Ell nuestra Universidad. Sirva
este de contestaci6n d la sdplica que
aquellos alumnos nos hicieron, acerca
de tai extreme.
Tai es el desarrollo que ha adquirido
en- nuestro primer centro de ensenanza
la afici6n las Aries Industriales tai
la cantidad de alumnos aventaiados oue
4 elias Sc dedican. que. no es possible dar
enenta detallada de esta exposition. da-
do Ell incaIculable nGmero de obietos ex-
puestos EN- t0daS las secciones asi nos
imitaremos. EN- honor 4 la brevedad y
a II falta de espacio, decir que todos
ellos-los objetos-reune un m6rito IN
trinseco acabadisimo,a ensalzar la origi-
nalidad q. en- la confecci0n han desple-
gadO los aprovechadoS alumnos que
honran sus maestros EN- La exposition
Gle sus trabajos causando la admiration
de los muchos yistantes que desfilan
prodigando alabanzas a la gesti6n de los
profesores y la labor de los alumnos.
\ va Ell Rio Piedras, requerido nues-
tro amigo por varios simp5ticos j6ye-
nes hubo de quedarsa para la fiesta que
por la noche ceebraban en el Assem-
bly, Hall" los alumnos dc la High
School de la Universidad a las 5 do
principle el acto ante numerosa con
currencia, en- la que haba una brilan-
te representation de la sociedad de Rio
Piedras
IIicieron la Historic de la olase los
joyeneS Pedro Casablanca y Jose Da-
mau; lueieron despu6s su destreza pa
ra eI manejo de las letras de la mas
refnada pero correcta exquisite in
tencion picaresca al dirigir distintas
bromas los companeros en- la Profe-
ola de la clase, Poema. Despedida.
Freshman Response. Presentation de
regalos. Y deseos de la clase respect
yamente los alumnoS senores Manuel
A. lguina. Adolfo Bernabe Zoa Ortiz,
Srta Ana Maria Cestero, Sr Angel Ja-
ner, Srtas Beatriz Pinero Lucy Gri-
lleSca, Sr. Francisco Rivera Srta. Ro.
sa W. Faria, terminando el acto EN- el
Que pasamos agradabilisimament el
ratio, las 10 y media de la noche, ho-
ra en- que nos despedimos de tan anna
bic, cuIta ilustrada juventGd, des
pues de felicitarla calurosamente en-
nombre del BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
por haber coronado con ell exito sus es-
tudios y de darles las mas expresivas
gracias por la exquisite cortesia de-
deferencia que desplegaron para con
nuestro companero
-XOX-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Cine Tres Banderas'

En- la fresca y amplia carpa del popu-
lar cine Las Tres Banderas' Sc pro-
yectaran esta noche dos magnlfcas pell-
culas tituladas, q" Una fuga a tray6s de
la nu5es." en- parties y Sed de carl
no" en- 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Una carta del
senor Aguilar

Don Teodoro Aguiiar nos ha entire
eaao. cou Fl ruego de que la pubhque-
no,. c3pia dc la sigulenie caria
Al amigo Semper. Desde al = dc
ahril 49, eoneedio ~ Coneejo Municl-
ual Il u.o del featro para Ia veiada que
b.. profe.ore, de esia pensamos dar "a
heneiieio dr IA Mansion dc Maesiros
lngliido>
Por >u noia d-. lleraldo H. aver
he romprendido qie Z IA. contraria el
aue a Casino Espanol transtera para
Il ., su Iaraniia del q = por este Sc
nne ocnrge prcgumiarle. Que mas nos
ia q ballar "a y - >
~ inslsie ia "a lue - baile Il -,
lados lo. soelos del Casino Espamol que
asisiimo. a Ia yr.ada nos pcrderemos
la iarsua Aparle de que al Casino
eompromeiera grandcmenie Il exito de
h mlsua 81 no aceedc Ia petIci6n que
b. hilo ga nombre de los maesiros de
san Jaan. ga buen amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
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Ell 4" "HAITI" !"

Nos participant los senores J. T. Silva
Ca, Consignatarios de la Compafiia
Trasatlantica francesa que el vapor
Haiti salio del puerto de la Coruna
Ell dia IA del actual, debiendo llegar 4
este puerto, probablemente el dia a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
Las obras de esta noche

La Sonambula' y Paris de noche
Debut de Rosita Rodriguez, tiple es-
pafioIa que viene muy bien anunciada.
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City Officials Inspect
Breaks in Water Lines

Mayor w. p. Dunlavy, w. Il. Lew
is, superintendent OF water works /;
Alderman Frank Patterson and o. E..
Aultman left early this morning for
Weston and the vicinity OF the recent
breaks in the pipe line where they
will inspect the repairs and take
photographs of the works.
The three city officials and Ault-
man. the photographer, left in three
machines and intend to stay only to-
day, returning late tonight. 1t Is
their purpose to thoroughly inspect
the water main which was damaged
by the floodwaters and to ascertain
II possible what other temporary re-
pairs are necessary at the present
time. Photographs of the surround
ing country will be taken as 1t is
very possible that the line of the
water main will be changed to avoid
being affected by high water in the
Purgatoire again.
The water situation today re-
mained at a standstill. The greater
majority OF the residents and water
consumers seem to be complying with
the request of Mayor Dunlavy and
Superintendent Lewis for sparing
use OF the city's water, to the letter.
Since the first of the water shortage
but few violations OF the order were
recorded and but a few of the water
consumers had their water turned off
for not complying with the request.
Tomorrow the water may be used
for irrigating lawns for period OF
two hours. Barber shops were al
lowed to open their bath rooms at
noon today. The irrigating of gar
dens is also permissible. The water
is slowly filling into the reservoirs
and within a few days II water us
ers are economical there will again
be the normal amount OF water in
the city's reservoirs and the city Will
be enjoying Its wonderful water sup
ply to the capacity.
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NATIVE AUS1RIANS
CALLED BACK FOR
war SERVICE

New York. Aug. Official notice
was received at the Austro-Hungar-
ian consulate here today that the re-
serves had been called for general
mobilization. Two hundred thous-
and Austrians and Hungarians. 1t
was said at the consulate, would
therefore Immediately be called to
return home from this country ana
Join the colors.
How to get the 2ob.oo men back
to Austria-Hungary was problem
which the consulate was trying to
solve. 1t was first planned to have
the rcservists sail from New Lork In
Italian steamers. These steamers,
however, 1t was said at the CONSUL
ate, would have to pass Gibraltar,
where they might be seized by En-
gland and the reservists taken as
prisoners of war.
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ANJ|-sAtooN PROCLAMATION OF
GOV. AMm0nS MADE PUBLIC
BY FEDERAL OFFICERS HERE
PROCLAMATION.

of the governor condition of riot
the district hereafter described
WHEREAS federal the
in has declare
riot, nsurrecon and invasion
entitled AN relation to
district,
Ammons governor Of the state
declare the following de-
of riot and INVASION
The whole of the
o Colorado
ali places within said district where
to be closed and
receiving the selng giving
permitting oil others TO OBTAIN
kind in quantity
do further hereby give full
provision Of the
entitled AN relation
approved May 49, 1914
of lesser period az may
hereaf proclaim alton to be necessary
do of cities towns
officers within tho dis
kept
cause~thc to remain
herefrom during the time this proc
shall remain in force
WHEREOF. have hereuno get my hand and
caused great Denver Colo
rado July. A. D. 1914.
ELIAS M. AMMoNs. Governor
Attest JAMES y. PEARCE, Secretary State.
THOMAS r. DILLON. Jr. Deputy.
Section Any person. corporation violating the
not less than
the county Jail not
shall such fine and imprison-
intoxicating IL
state held by
convicted shall be mmc-
diatcy automatically cancelled and for naught held
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burg.
London, Aug. king George ia

London, Aug. king George IA
n final effort to prevent the out
break of a general European war,
and the meeting OF millions OF men
IN armed conflict. today sent dis
patch to Emperor Nicholas of Rus
sia and his message was understood
TO contain an ultimatum appeal for
the preservation OF peace. His ma
jesty's action was taken after an au-
dience with Premier Asquith at =
o'clock this morning when the war
clouds were blackest. At the same
time from Rome came the news pub
lished In the Messagero that Italy
had decided to remain neutral.
While this Information was not con-
irmed, It was said in official circles
to have caused no surprise"
On the other hand the fact stood
out that Germany had taken u very
firm attitude and had asked Russia
to suspend the mobilization of her
forces within a time limit OF u
hours Expiring at noon today she
also had asked France to define with
in is hours the attitude she Will as
sumo in case OF a war by Germany
and Austria against Russia. 1t was
pointed out in authoritative circles
that France attitude could only be
that under the terms of her treaty
with Russia she would be compelled
to intervene.
In, 4 IN financial
tion the Bank OF England which was
again called on to supply an unprece-
dented amount OF gold, raised Its
rate today to 10 per cent, which Is
higher than 1t had been since the
Indian mutiny in 1857. The next
highest point was . per cent in 1873.
When the news of King George
intervention with the Russian en-
peror was conveyed to the German
embassy here 1t elected the remark
that 1t tended to revive hope"
The Central News says the British
foreign office this evening received
an unofficial message to the effect
that German mobilization had beer
ordered.
The censor drew a veil over wha'
developments might have been the
result of the German ultimatums tt
Russia and to France, and OF kln=
Georges Intervention with the En-
peror Of Russia.
The latest message to reach here
from Berlin was an official notifica
tion that Gcrmany's ultimatum u
Russia expired at noon.
The Russian embassy in Londol
this evening pointed out the diffi
Guilty created for Russia by Ger
many's .ultimatum. An official SAT-
Russia had nothing against German
and had merely taken precautionar
measures on the Austrian frontier
He added that in spite of the gravit
of the situation Conversations con
tinued both at Vienna and st. Peters
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fic is concerned. The saloons have
been closed since April 30 when Ma
jor W. A. Holbrook issued an Of
der closing the places Indefinitely.
The liquor establishments have been
dark since that time and while there
have been few valuations there has
been no open sale OF intoxicants
anywhere.
There has been good deal of boot
Logging of booze in the camps and
several arrests have been made. The
federal authorities have kept a close
watch and contiscated and broken
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The proclamation yesterday issued

by Governor Ammons, officially
closing all liquor establishments In
Las Animas and Huerfano counties
under the law passed by the special
session of the state legislature was
made public throughout the strike
zone today by Col. J. Lockett In
command of the federal troops. The
proclamation cites the law under
which the governor acts and declares
a state of insurrcction existing.
As matter of fact the proclama-
tion was unnecessary as far the ac-
tual suppression Of the liquor traf-
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burg and that Sergius Saonoff. the
Russian premier. had declared he
was prepared to the uttermost lin
its to prevent war.
The Westminster Gazette today
publishes the text of an interesting
telegram to the Imperial Chancellor
and to the German ambaddador at
Vienna sent after the receiot of a
message from st. Petersburg regard
ing Austria-Hungary had declined to
enter into direct negotiation with
Russia. The message. dated July 30,
says: 1.-The report of Count Won
Pourtales, the German ambassador
at St. Petersburg, does not harmon
ize with the account your excellency
has given of the attitude of the Aus
tria- Hungarian government. Appar-
entity there is misunderstanding
which | beg you to clear up.
"Wc cannot expect Austria-Hun-
gary to negotiate with Servia with
whom she is in state OF war. Inc
refusal, however. to exchange views
with St. Petersburg would be grave
mistake. We are indeed ready to
fulfill our duty as ally. We must,
however, refuse to be drawn into
world conflagration owing to Aus
tria- Hungary not respecting our ad-
vice. Your excellency will express
this to Count Won Berchtold, Austro-
Hungarian foreign minister. with all
Icmphasis and grave seriousness.
Count Bethmann HOl-wcg.
In r,ply to this communication
Count Won Bristold told the German
ambassador that there was in fact
misunderstanding and that the Aus
ltro-Hungarian ambassador at st.
Petersburg had been instructed al
ready to begin negotiations with Ser
gus Saz, one of the official RUSSIAN
foreign ministers.
i A statement given by the German
foreign office to the correspondent
!, concludes: THE negotiation as well
as tie Intermediate action OF the
German government were ended by
the mobilization of all arms in Rus-
t sia on sea and land.
The Westminster Gazette says the
Austro- Hungarian government yes
; tcrday sent communication I" "
, st. Petersburg declaring that aus
ria-Hungary had no intention OF an
pexing tserylia. cxtinguishins the
soyereign identity of Scrv1a or OF an
lnexing the SanJak Province OF NO
, vipazar.
A dispatch received by the cen
trail news from st. Petersburg To-
night says that Emperor Nicholas re-
lcciycd Count Won Pourtalcs. the Ger
i man ambassador to Russia, in lont
conference today. AS result OF th'
meeting reports were circulated II
the capital that the general situa
ton had i'm morovcd.
:. Paris, Aug. AT the French tor
eior office. today officials declared