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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
EDISON INVENTs A
LAMP FOR FTRENEN

West Orange, N. j.. June 2S.-That
the brain of Thomas A. Edison was
working in an inventive direction
while he was gazing at the flames that
gutted his great works here on the
night of December o, is indicated by
the announcement of the perfection
of a firemen's lamp which 1t is esti-
mated will save millions OF dollars
worth of property annually because
of its smoke-penetrating ability.
The battery weighs only two pounds
and is strapped about the body of the
fireman. The lamp burns two hours.
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Wife Dying, Willard
Must Stick to Show
.Steetai 70 The T>clerrnbh

Buffalo. n. Y. June 2S.-Mrs. Jess
Willard, accompanying her husband,
who is travelling with a Wild West
show now playing here, is dying of
tuberculosis, according to four Buffalo
cannot live more than a month.
Mrs. Willard starts alone to-mor-
row for Emmett, Kan, their old
home The champion begged the
management of the show for release.
but II was refused because of his big
drawing power. He gets $500 a day
and percentage and recently made
SO. 900 in one day at Detroit.
Just when were ready to enjoy
life, said the big fellow, "the girl
must go. I can't believe it,"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
ARREST OF HUERTA
ON MEXICAN BORDER
CR|MPS REVOLUTION
Former Dictator Held on Charges
of Violating American
Neutrality"
HEARING SET FOR JULY l
Inside Details of Latest Plot Be-
gin Trickling Out
Today
HEARING SET FOR JULY 1
By .Assoeiatsd Pres

FL Paso. Texas, June 2S.-The ar
rest of Generals Victoriano Huerta
and Pascual Orozco here last night on
charges of violating the neutrality laws
of the United States by attempting to
set on foot an armed expedition over
shadowed all other developments in
the Mexican situation here to-day.
1t has forced the abandonment, tenn
porarily at least, government oihcals
believe. of any movement to launch
new revolutionary movement in Mexico.
Inside details of the plot TO restore
a Huerta regime in Mexico. nipped in
the bud by the United States. began
trickling out to-day through the net of
official secrecy while General Huerta
and his lieutenant, Orozco, are under
federal detention.
Other MeXicans. nearly a score of
whom were in the plot that failed. and
some Americans are under surNeil-
lance.
Conferences were held to-day be-
tween District Attorney Warren and
others to sift to the bottom the leaders
OF the new revolution. Where the
trail might lead is only a matter of
conjecture.
Oficial information disclosed that
weeks ago Huerta. in apparent Sc
clusion at his country hom con Long
Iturbide. one of the exile colony in
New York, and at the same time sent
an emissary to Washington to ask If
he would be persona grata to this gov
errment if he took part in Mexican
affairs. Iturbide declined Huertas S
company and Washington sent word to
the former dictator that he would be
persona non grata, decidedly so.
Immediately thereafter the official
advices here say Huerta renewed his
offer, with a modified proposal that
1turhide accept Huerta's aid without
Huertas leadership, with the CO.
operation of his associates. This last
: offer. officials here and diplomatists
with Mexican interests who have been
keeping themselves quiet say. Iturbide
accepted.
In view of this, the officials are
puzzled to know what part Huerta was
to take in Mexican affairs.
Maintain Junta
1t is known that for weeks a party
of prominent MeXicans. Huertistas and
Ctetificos. have been maintaining an
communication with Huerta and other
members of the exile colony in New
York. and maintained among them
selves the form of q provisional gov
ernment. with a president and men,
bers of a cabinet. Advices to MeXicans
have continually indicated that the
iGnta was planning some definite move
Huerta was released on 5000 and
Otozco was given his liberty under n
bond of half that sum. II is under
stood that adherents of the former
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| u. S. Warns Against
Arguments Endangering
"Open Door" Policy
By Associated Press

Pekin. June 2S.-Warning that the
United States would not recognize any
argument between China and Japan
which impaired American rights in
China or endangered the so-called
"open door policy, was conveyed to
the governments OF both CHINA ana
Japan in an identical note from Wash
ington which was delivered about
Nav Is. The notes were handed to
the foreign office of both countries a
week after China had acceded to the
demands contained in the japanese
uItimatum insisting upon concessions
from the former nation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
FIRST YEAR Of WAR
COSTS 100000 MEN
500 Ships Sunk Since Shot Fired
Year Ago Today Caused
Great Struggle

One year ago to-day the Austrian
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his
wife were shot and killed in the little
Bosnian town of Sarajevo by Garvio
Prinzip. 1t was the act of Prinzip, a
poor student which ultimate re-
suited in eleven nations going to war.
These nations are, on one hand, Great
Britain. France. Russia. Serbia, Japan,
Belgium. Italy and Montenegro, and
on the other Germany, Austria and
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[Continued on Page IL
PRESIDENT SETTLES DOWN
FOR SUMMER VACATION
By .AsSociate1 Prett

Cornish. \. H., June 2s.-President
Wilson settled down to-day to his first
vacation of the summer. He was up
early, and after breakfast he took q
motor ride of twenty miles for a game
of golf on the links of the Hanover
Country Club. The road wound be-
tween towering hills, where the cool,
bracing air put him in good condition
for the game.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
REGATTA ON HUDSON
ATTRACTS THOUSANDS
Columbia and Cornell Favorites
For 4-Mile Varsity
Event
By Associated Prsss

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 2s.-The
oar and the oarsman reigned supreme
here to-day. With twelve crews, rep
resenting five universities combining
the annual regatta of the Inter-Colle-
giate Association of the Hudson and
thousands of spectators gathered along
the course, Poughkeepsie became the
Mecca of the rowing devotee.
Regatta day broke with ideal wealth
er forecasts and there was every in
dication that the races would be row.
ed under excellent winds. water and
conditions.
Special trains, steamboats, and hun
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
Slaton to Leave For
Pacific Coast Shortly
By htSoeidtsd Press

Atlanta, Ga, June 2S.--Four men
arrested between midnight and dawn
by the militia guarding Ex-Governor
Slatons country home, were placed in
the county Jail to-day are held pend
ing action by the military authorities
1t is stated that they failed to give
an account of themselves. The %
men arrested near the Slaton estate
Saturday are still in jail.
1t was stated at Mr.. Slaton's home
to-day that the ex-governor plans to
leave Atlanta within a few days on a
vacation to the Pacific coast.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
To ORDER CLOSING
Of MARKET ST. GAP
Board of Public Works and Com
missioner Lynch Likely to Give
Definite instructions

The Susquehanna has receded suffi-
ciently. it is understood. to permit the
construction of the proposed flights of
river front steps across the gap at
Market street, and at a meeting to-
night of the Board of Public Works
and City Commissioner Lynch, the
definite orders to the contractors to
proceed with the work will likely be
authorized.
The city has enough money to
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
BAN ON VODKA COSTS
RUSSIA $3.50, 900, 900
seeeial TO The Telegraph

Washington. D. c., June 2s.-The
suppression by the Russian Govern
ment of vodka drinking is costing
that country S260,000, 600 a month in
excise revenue. according to the Of
fetal returns for January, 1915. sent
to the United States Department Of
Commerce by Consul General ]. H.
Snodgrass, at Moscow. The loss in
taxes is estimated at 260,000, 900 for
the current year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
Defeat of Carranza
Before Mexico Confirmed
By Associated Press

Washington, D. c., June 2s..-Con-
formation of the defeat of the Car
rama army advancing on Mexico City.
brought to Vera Cruz by an American
was received at the State Department
to-day.
The State Department said that Gen.
Carranza was rushing troop trains from
Vera Cruz to the Capital and that
fighting was still going on and that a
repetition of the tragic tendencies"
were still in evidence.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
THE EWEATHER

For Harrisburg and vIcInityi. Fair
tonight and Tuesday; not much
change In temperature.
For Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair
Tonight and Tuesday; light,
variable winds.
River
The susquehanna river and all its
tributaries will fall slowly. 4
stage of about 80 feet il Indicated
for Harrisburg Tuesday morning.
General Conditions
The barometer IL high over the
eastern part of the country and
I'm the Northwest, with eenterz
of maximum pressure over New
York and Montana.
Temperatures a. M. 81.
Suni Rises. 4.3s n. M; sets, 7t3T
Moons Rises, Oil p. m.
River Stage; 81 feet above low
water mark.
Yesterdays Weather
Highest temperature, 81.
Lowest temperature. 81.
Mean temperature, n.
Normal Temperature, "a,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
WHO KNOWS WOMAN
WITH TATOOED H. P
ABOVE RIGHT ELBOW ?
Initials on Arm of Jitney Victim
May Be Only Means of
Identification
SPEAR SEPARATES LETTERS
Up to Late Hour None Had Claim
ed Body; Hit in South
Cameron Street
SPEAR SEPARATES LETTERS

Two initials III. P. tatooed on the
right arm. above the elbow, of the un-
identified woman who was killed when
struck on Saturday night on South
Cameron street, by jitney driven By
William Sternberg, 1913 State street,
may be the only means of establishing
the identity of the victim, 1t is be-
lieved.
According to Harry Winert. s4S
South Cameron street. opposite whose
home the accident occurred, and who
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
TRY TO PREVENT BALKANS
FROM JOINING ALLIES

Frankfort. Germany. via London,
June 2S, II a. m.-The Berlin cor
of the Frankefurter Zei-
tung, who has close relations with the
foreign office, furnishes that one pur-
pose of the visit of Chancellor Won
Bethman Hollweg and Foreign Minister
Won Jagow to Vienna is to discuss what
steps may be taken to counteract the
offsets of the entente powers to the
Balkan States to join them in the
war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
$780, 900 FIRE AT NEW BRIGHTON

New Brighton, Pa, June 2s.-Fire
here to-day did 100000 damage and
temporarily deprived 1000 men of
employment when it extended to the
power house of the Valley Electric
Company which provides a number of
factories with power
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
TWO KILLED WHEN AUTO
PLUNGES INTO CANAL
By Associated Prest

Turner's Falls, Mass. June 2S.-An
automobile in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Miller were riding to their
home at Athol plunged into a canal
here to-day. Mr.. Miller was drowned
and Mrs. Miller, who was rescued lat
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28

The steamship Indrani on her last
eastern voyage sailed from New York
on May % by way of Bordeaux for
Glasgow where she arrived June 10.
She was SIS feet long, "a feet beam
and 81 feet deep. She was built at
Liverpool in 1898 and owned by Don
alison Bros. of Glasgow.
Tuscar Rock is an inlet off the
southeast coast of Wexford county,
Ireland.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28

YOU CALL THE WAGON
Remember to telephone or drop
a postal ordering the Harrisburg
Telegraph sent to your vacation
address.
You will want to know what's
doing-you don't want to come
back ignorant of everything worth
while that's happened in your
absence.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28
Another British Ship
Sunk by Submarine

London. June 2S. 1920 p. m.-Brit-
ish steamship Indrani of $3.50 tons
gross was sunk on Sunday by a Ger
man submarine outside of Ireland.
The crew of the Indrani was saved.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-28

FURMAN TO GET HOUCKs PLACE?
arrisburg-RepOrs reaching this city this afternoon
from Philadelphia were the effect taat Governor Brum
baugh had offered the place of Cha of the Bureau of Sta
tstcs and Information to Paul N. Euran of Philadelphia
who had been acting private secretary during the Hines
James S Hiatt The Governor is not in the city. TIL
place has been vacant since the death Of A. R Houek
Lebanon.
BELL RESIGNS
Phlsdelphia.-John C. Bell former Attorney General,
has resigned as member Of the Pennsylvania State Panama
Pacific Exposition Mr. Bell the resignation known
: to-day
CONSTABLE MISSING :
Dauphin June 28-Relatives of John Gruber Middle
township constable are entertaining grave fears for
his safety. The has been missing since Saturday If he
does up before tomorrow Stony Creek and Shops
dam, singersvle where he lives, will be dragged
: RUSSIANS EFFECT CONCENTRATION
Petrograd June g. via London, ? p, Mothers Of
the Russian general staff that they have salts
factory achieved the concentration Of
Gus outlying districts
100000 IN PANAMA TOLLS
Washington June 2sA total Of S4OooOoo in tolls was
collected the Of the Panama Canal in the period Of
the opening OF the waterway for traffic IN May
! Last year, up to bme s. 1918
BUY ARTILLERY TARGET RANGE :
Washington, June 2s. - The War Department has
bought $4,000 acres of land at Tobyanna Pa for field
artillery target range for both militia and national troops
| GERMANS CROSS THE DNEIsTER
Berlin, June 28.-The German forces have succeeded
in crossing the Dnester and occupying Haley The arm
of General Won Lnsingen is control Of all the
MARRIAGE LICENSES
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CONTINUED on Page 81
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-07-03
MOkTE GLORIOSA DEL MAGGIORE
MANFRED ..... ...-...

MILANO, 80. - II sCorriere del
la Sera' pubblica il racconto di una
carica esegulta da una brigata di Gra
natieri, che sono gil uomini pin al
ii dell'esercito italiano. Essa ebbe
luogo durante lie allure di Carso a
nord-est di Montefalcone.
[ Granatieri, racconta il giornale,
81 avvicinarono 4 pochi metri dale
trincee nemiche, e al grido di "Savo-
ia, fece una carica ALA baionetta
contro gil austriaci, rOmpendone
completamente lie file.
Poi, all'azione dell artiglieria ne
mica, furono obbligati a camblare la
loro posizione Gil austriaci creden
do che granatieri 81 ritirassero, avan-
zarono per rioccupare lie trincee per-
dute; ma il Maggiore Manfredi, che
era di statura atletica, prendendo in
mano Ia bandiera, grido' Granatieri,
ricordatevi che la Brigata Sardegna
non Ia mai indietreggiato''
l granatierl 81 rcvesciarono nuova-
mente cOntro gil austriaci, mettendo
Ii in fuga, ma uno shrapneI coIpi il
Maggiore Manfredi, portandogli via
una gambia. EgIi mori quasi srbito,
pronunziando queste uItime parole:
'.Addio, ragazzi; Viva TItaIia!,,
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UN SAGGIO RlFIUTO Dl 5. E.
SALANDRA

ROMA, 29. - L'amminlstrazione
di~ Foggia aveva decjso di offrire S.
+. Salandra una grande medaglia
doro coniata appositamentc con fon-
di raccolti con sottoscrizione poDola.
re.
Ma Ionorevole Salandra ha rispo-
sto con un cortese ma fermo rifuto,
ricordando come questa non sia Fora
di siffatte manifestation, come O.
gni contribute debba essere riserbato
allie famiglie del soldati che 81 sacri-
ficano per la patria.
II saggio rifuto dellon. Salandr a
riscuote general approvazioni
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IN LIBIA
II COlODneIIO BiIIia uCCiSO
ddi PibeIIi In Libia

TORINO, 29. = II sindaco di Rae
conigi ha ricevuto comunicazione uf-
ficiale della morte del colonnello Ce-
sare BillIa, caduto vittima di un ag-
guato tesogli dai ribelli libici Tar
huna.
II colonnello Billia 81 era segnalato
in numerosi combattimenti, dove a
veva dato prova di eccezionale valo-
re ed era candidate ALA promozione
per merito di guerra.
La notizia ha destato il piu' viyo e
generate compianto
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La FABBRICAZlONE Dl MUkIzIONI
ed aPmi In Italia

ROMA, %. = LIE auturita' mill
litari dichiarano che la fabbricazione
dele munizloni dele armi mel Re
gno e stata organizzata in modo che
il case di penuria di esse sara assolu-
tamente impossible.
Numerosi stabilimenti industriali e
meccanlci. numerose officine, fonde-
rie ecc., non fanno ora che produrre
munizioni ed accessori, lavorando
glorno notte colo stesso personale
di cui disponevano precedentemente
e=entato daI servizio militare ed au-
mentato con personale avventizio.
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LIE NAVl AUsTRIACHE MUOVONO
DA POla

BERLINO, 30. - Una grande
battaglia navale e imminente mel Mar
Adriatico, come risulta dai comuni-
cati provenienti da Vienna. Questi
comunicati atfermano che la fotta a
ustriaca e. uscita dalla sua base dl
Pola ed ha preso il mare per attac-
care lie navi italiane.
ST dice che la squadra italiana del
rAdriatico sia stata ultimamente
cOnsiderevolmente diminuita, aven-
do dOvuto inviare parecchie navi da
guerra in auto della fiotta anglo
francese nei Dardanelli.
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-Us bLT60 k0TEVGLE SUCCESSO
HfLL} kJ4TRA AY4NI4TA

II laconismo del telegrammi utii-
ciali non togIie che le nosue ami alb
biano 4 segnalare nuovi notevoli
successi nell avanzata che procede ST.
stematicamente giorno notte, col
roccupazione. dele piu' Important
posizioni strategiche il cui possesso
ci concedera' lambita liberia di mo-
vimento nellie operazioni avvenire.
Il successo piu' importante della
giornata e costituito da una breccia
aperta dale nostre truppe di copper
tura nella zona alpestre ira Friedil e
Plezzo, sui fronte fruliano. dopo un
aspro cOmbattimento mel quale gil
austriaci hanno abbandonato sui ter
no quattrocento mOrti. millecinque
cento fucili ed un'enorme quaRtita'
dI munizioni.
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Una grande battag|ia 81 svo|ge |ungo P|sonzo

Sono piu' di 6 milioni di uomini
che la guerra immane ha segnati sui
lie liste del morti, del feriti del pri-
gionieri; sci milioni, dunque, di ia
miglie mel lutto.
ii Belgio fu invaso il agosto.
Linghilterra dichiaro' guerra ALA
Germama il 4, da quelrepoca ad
oggi lie nazioni impegnate nella lotta
contro la Germania, TAustria- I'm
gheria, la Turchia, la Francia, Pin
ghillerra la Serbia, il Montenegro, il
Belgio il Giappone.
Prinzip non fu condannato a NOR
tie: la sua condanna 81 limitO' a 20
ami di reclusione. La vendetta ven
ne, cosi fallire flno ola principle
nella persona sulla quale pesava tut
ia la responsabilita' della lotta che 81
sapeva 81 sarebbe scatenata feroce.
Egli non flu condannato a morte
poiche' reta' sua troppo giovine slug
giva, dispetto del vendicatori, ALA
legge austriaca del capestro; lie leggi
della storia preparano, quanto SEM
bra, ALA vendetta anche il fallimento
finale.
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di Saghir Dere, ire attire sono state
attaccate al ovest del medesimo pun
to.
Un dispaccio ola Atene dice che lie
forze turche lie quail combattono con-
tro gil alleati nella penisola di CALI
poll danno segni EVIDENT di esuri-
mento. Cio' ia ritenere che la posizio-
turca a Krithia sara presto presa
d'assalto.
In una recente avanzata del Fran
cesi furOnO trovati morti nellie trim
Gee del fronte occupato mila turchi.
Nei recent combattimenti nei Oar
danelli gil Alieati ST sono avanzati
considerevolmente. In questi com
battimenti 81 sono distinti in modo
speciale francesi sotto il commando
del generate Gourand.
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Maa aani che coadvanO k uppe nea nOsra grands guerra

lnoltre due ridotte nemiche, di cui
mi 81 vieta segnalarvi il nome, sono
state abbandonate dagli ABSTRACT.
Cost Ia nostra offensiva sui Jarvis
diviene sempre piu' minacciosa, non
ostante il nemico proceda all'ammas-
samento di truppe appunto su questa
ZCna.
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ArreSti In maaSa In Austria

ROMA, l. = Notizie da Pirano
segnalano degG arresti in massa ese-
guilt dale autorita' austria che.
81 prendono IN blocco migliori
cittadini 81 mandanO nei campi di
concentrazione, owe la vita e la piu'
miserevole mancano assolutamente
i viveri. ST dice che in tall localita'
il pane costa fino 4 corone.
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LIE COL0NIE rEDESCHE AFRICAKE
QUASI PERDUTE

PRETORIA, %. - Quasi lutte
le colonie tedesche del Sud ovest del.
rAfrica trovansi ora in potere degli
Inglesi. E state ufticialmente annun-
ziato quest'oggi che il distretto di
Waterbury come qpello Ajivarang e
Kandyande sono stati conquistati DIAL
lie truppe del generate Botha.
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VITT0RIOSI NELLA VALE DEL
LEDRO

VERONA, 80. - La otfensiva Vi
gorosa iniziativa da considerevoi no
sire forze lungo Ia vale del Chiese e
di Ledro, ad ovest di Riva ha dato
luogo ad una DESPERATE controffensi-
va da parte degi Austriaci che sono
stati respinti sbaragliah con gravi
L.J;4
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RlCOmpGnSe al SOldatO che pre-
Sc Ia prima bandlerd al
DemiCO

ROMA, 20. S. Brana, un SOL
dato della nostra fanteria. toscano di
nasci.a. e quello cui e toccato 1t
fortuna di conquistare la prima ban
diera degli eserciti avversari. A lui e
state assegnato il premio di $4,000
tissato per tai proposito da un ricco
industriale di Geneva ed inoltre una
medaglia d'argento al valor militare
conferitagli dal Re.
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LUTTO AUSTRO
TEDESCO

VIENNA, %. = Oggi in
tutta PAustria e in tutta la
Germania e stata giornata di
lutto, ricorrendO Ianniversa-
rio dell assassiniO dell 'arCidu-
Ga Francesca FerdinandO, E.
rede del duplice tronO austro
ungariCO, e della sua cOnsOr-
te arciduChessa Sofia.
La stampa austriaca ha de-
dicato lunghi EDITORIAL ALA
storia di questa tragedia, che
flu La sCintilla da cui divamp0
Pincendio immane di questa
guerra che ancOra non tende
a finire.
Un particolare che lastam-
pa mette, quasi concorde, in
rilievo e, la recente presa di
Lemberg che 81 interpreta CO.
me Ponore pih autentico che
pOssa esser fattO ALA memo
ria dele due vittime.
L'imperatore francesca
Giuseppe 81 e recato oggi, ac-
compagnato da tutta la sua
Corte, ALA cattedrale, owe e
stata celebrate una solenne
MESA di requiem per le ami
me degli assassinati.
| comandanti dele truppe
operanti al fronte hanno let
to al loro sOldati La descriziO-
ne della tragedia di Serajevo,
rinnovando il giuramento che
la mOrte dell'arCiduca e della
sua consOrte dev'essere ven
diCata.
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