Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30
A1cHoLAS MAKES SPEECH IN
NAMING OFFICERS AND SAYS
AUSTRIA HAS GONE TOO FAR.
EXPECTS COOPERATION
OF ENGLAND IN CONFLICT
All Russia AbIaze With Enthusia srn
With Possibility Of Nicholas Taking
Command of Arnries-Germany and
England Expected TO Be Forced Into
Struggle Despite Present Stand.

ST. Petersburg, July se-In Russian
eyes the dis-is cast Only a political
miracle can avert war.
Russia does not swe rye from It's de-
termination 10 support Servia- Moeu-
ization in part has already been or
dered.
. There Is every indication that the
whole vast military machinery Of Rus
STA win soon be set in motion.
An imperial manifesto IS awaited 10
day.
Should Emperor Nicholas become
generalissilno OF the forces as i Is
understand he will, an immense wave
of enthusiasm viii sweep over Russia
The political parties have sunk their
differences.
The general attitude is not lingo
isac," bat one Of reselute confidence
IN the justice OF the countrys cause
and readiness TO make all sacrifices.
Ressts Austria's Terms.
The proposal attributed 10 Austria
to discuss terms when Belgrade has
been occupied is regarded as iHlpos-
Sible
II is pointed out that before the
opening OF host!lities Russia proposed
TO Austria d direct exchange OF vle"s
which Austria rejected.
lThe foregoing st. Petersburg dis
patch was passed by the censor without
revisicn-a fact which IS considered
highly Significant
Emperor Appeals 70 Car
-HG A-rS---
an emperor has addressed g personal
letter to Emperor Nicholas. which is
likely to have an i'm portant influence
on the crisis
A great patriotic demonstration took
place on the Nevsky Prospect yeste7-
day afternoon.
procession was formed and with
banners flying marched to the Serbian
legation. where there we're speeches,
singing and cheering.
Thence the procession moved 20 the
French and British embassies, where
similar scenes OF enthusiasm we're en-
acted, the crowds increasing in size
Gar Makes War Speech.
The cadets Of the navai school we're
promoted during the day 10 the rank
OF officers.
In addressing them the emperor
said
IT have given orders that you should
be incorporated in the navy in view Of
the serious events thru which Russia
Is passing
During your service as officers 90
not forget what I say y vou-trust y
God and have faith in the glory and
greatness of our mighty country
Put Out Lights on Seas.
The maritime bureau announced the
closing Of additional lights both in the
Baltic and Black seas.
BY order of the emperor TIRE enforce
ment of the legislative resolution re-
stricting the acquisition o. real estate
by companies and also restricting the
Inclusion Of Jews on d.-ectoretes was
temporarily suspended.
II is considered probable that Il Rus
sia goes TO war Emperor Nicholas Will
becc/fs generalissimo Of the Russian
forces with his second cousin. Grand
Duke Nicholas Nicholai=yitch, and
General Soukhon3l.nofT. minister OF
war, as seconds IN command
Pray For Siav Victory.
A striking demonstration occurred Al
the Kazan cathedral. where special
service was held and prayers were Of
fered for victory 10 the Slsv arms.
The cathedral was thronged and the
Officiating priest presented 70 the Ser
tian minister after the ceremony d fac
sinnile Of the ikon OF the Holy Virgin Of
Kazsn for the Seryian army. The min
lister handed the ikon 70 officers who
were TO start for the front at night.
The German and Austrian embassies
were guarded on all sides b. strong de-
tachments OF police. NOBODY was al
lowed to step on the adjacent tooJpaths
for fear of hostile attempts.
Expect 6ritain's Aid in War.
A confident feeling prevails OF Great
Britain's support.
Germany's attitude is regarded as in
comprehensive, except on the assump-
ION that 1t is anxious for trial Of
strength.
AT Odessa patriotic professions
marched thru the streets ali day bear
ing the portraits OF Emperor Nicholas
and the kings OF Servia and Monte
negro and cheering for Servia, France
and Great Britain.
z. Reports from Moscow say that SINH
lar patriotic manifestations occurred
there.
I'm Yalts and the surrounding dis
trtets in the Crimea. a state of re-en-
forced protection or a modified form Of
martial law was proclaimed by the