The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-27
And Her Reasons for Being
Dissatisfied With It.
BEelN MoBlLIzIN6 ARM
Three Hours Before She Hand
ed in Her Note.
England Takes Up the Role Of
Peacemaker.

Vienna, July 27.-A communication
issued by the Austro-Hungarian for
eign office today sets forth the AUS
trian view Of the Servian reply to
Austria's note demanding the cessation
OF the Pan-Servian agitation and the
punishment Of those concerned in the
assassination at Sarayevo, of Archduke
Francis Ferdinand and his consort.
The communication also gives the
reasons for Austria's dissatisfaction
with Servia's reply.
It follows:
The object of the servian note il to
create the false impression that the
Servfan government is prepared In
great measure. to comply with our de-
mandS.
"As a matter of fact, however. Ser
Was note Is filled with the spirit OF
dishonesty which clearly let's 1t be seen
that the Servian government IL not
seriously determined to put an end to
the culpab1e tolerance 1t hitherto has
extended to intrigues against the Aus
tro-Hungarian monarchy.
1.-The Servian note contains such far
reaching reservations and limitations
not only regarding the general princt-
pies OF our action, but also In regard
to the individual claims we have put
forward, that the concessions actually
made by ServiA become insignificant.
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I'm particular our demand for the
participation of the Austro-Hungarian
authorities in Investigations to detect
accomplices in the conspiracy on Ser
Wan territory has been rejected while
our request that measures be taken
against that section Of the Servian
press hostile to Austria-Hungary has
been declined and our wish that the
Servian government take the neces-
Sary measure to prevent the dissolved
Austrophobe association from cont1n-
uing its activity under another name
and under another form, has not even
been considered.
'.Since the claims in the Austro-Hun-
garian note of July q, regard being had
to the attitude hitherto adopted by Ser
VIA represent the minimum OF Wnal
II 1ecu1enry for the establishment OF
monarchy, the Servian answer must be
regarded as unsatisfactory.
'sThat the Servian government itsel1
In conscious that it's note il not accept
able to US, is proved by the circum-
stance that 1t proposes at the end o.
tration. an invitation which is thrown
into its proper light by the fact that
three hours before handing in the note
q few minutes before the expiration OF
the time limit. the mobilization OF the
Servians took place.
IL was pointed OUT neIe tO0oy SAAe-
Austria Hungary being signatory t.
the second Hague convention would b<
Obliged to declare war. but as Servts
did not sign that convention, such
declaration might perhaps be regarded
as unnecessary in this instance.
John Bull, Peacemaker.
London, July 27.-Sir Edward Grey
invited the governments of Austria
Hungary, Servia and Russia to sus-
pend operations pending the result OF
a conference which would be held IL
London. His suggestion was the
French, German and Italian ambas-
sadors m London should confer with
him In the endeavor to find q mean,
Of solving the present difficulties. I'm
TIL late this afternoon he had not ye
received complete replies to his pro.
posaL
Italy Is willing.
Rome, July 27.-The italian gov
ernment today informed Sir Edward
Grey that it accepted his invitation tt
| ioin in the media ton conference.
: Servian Minister Leaves.
Vienna. July 27-M. Jovanovitch
Servian minister to Austria-Hungar,
| left for Belgrade today.