South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 218, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 July 1914 — Page 2
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Note is Sent Following First Shots on Danube, According to News Received From St. Petersburg.
CZAR MOVING SPIRIT IN WAR PREPARATIONS
Has Been Patient For Seven Years and Intends to Show Austria She Cannot Trifle With Russia Any Longer.
iiv c. r. iii:i:n:iJr. PATHS. July ::J. Foll'iwin immediately iiputi the tiring of t'u- tnl .hots on the Danube, Ku.i:i Wednsi :iy sent Au.-tria noti!'u atin of h r intention t uphold Srvia. This note is tantamount ti an ultimatum. This news was i -tti ed from St. PfttTsbur in it trilc tt l rani it i manates from the inut authoritativ
source. Had not Ku.-ia taken extra -
ordinary preeautions t prewrit any communication of any character from i rossini; th" frontier since last Saturday, her intention to mi p port Servia on th battle held would have 'neell knnvri four days ao. The information received Wednesday niuht arrived Wednesday ly special iiic.M'ntT from St. I'etei sloir. Martial law wa declared in St. Petersburg on Saturday after a . abinet meeting at Krasnob- Stdo. when thp czar said: 'I have been patient for s fii years, but my patience is now exhausted and I am determined to show Austria- slip cannot tritle with Russia any loimer." The czar thereupon ordered that mobilization be rushed through .secretly, beuinnin.sr with ten army corps abm the AifSftrian frontier. The strictest censorship was immediately enforceil. tlie press tra-Ted and all private telegrams stopped. Pretext to (ialn Time. Russia's uncompromisiue; yet polite ttitude toward England and other pacific powers is merely a pretext to Kain time, it is no secret that three weeks is ordinarily n essa ry to put her preat army on war footing, but preparations have been carried on so swiftly that the general . taff is confident that all will be in readiness considerable earlier. llussiu's firm note to Austria tolluwe 1 immediately upon the news of the om ba rtl ment of ItelijiaJe. Had the Servian troops obtained the first success over Austria. Russia miht hae relented', but probabilities now are that Russian troops may already have crossed tae frontier ami invaded dali'-ia. It is the czar's firm intention to do away once for all with Austria's pretensions at exclusive rii;ht in the Balkans, a kind of Monroe doctrine if her own founding. Therefore a conflict between two groups of I'uropean powers seems today inevitaUe. This creat strupple of races illus- : rates the utter lack of foresight of half the statesmen of Kurope. On llrlnk of Worst War. The rimgh and ready patch work European diplomacy which the triple illianee and the triple entente repreent. has brought England. Franco md Italy on the brink of the worst .var In "history on behalf of the Slav ause. which in reality is as ureal a nenace to them as it is to ;rmany tnd Austria. The bes authorities beieve these are the inner thoughts of he very French statesmen who are low asserting their determination to ae.k Russia, the creates! Slav power, vith the michty l-'rench army. The immediate ohlect of (Jprniany md Austria is to crippb Servia in orler to increase the forte with which ustria may in the future face Russia tnd thus leave Cermany safe to send nore army corps against France. The -"rench view N that every Serb killed n the present war means another German to fiht against France. The unbroken solidarity of the Slav )ople makes the outlook for Gornany and Austria extremely danger-
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Anti-War Faction Rush Police and Many are Wounded When Guard is Placed Around the Building.
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY OF WAR AT VIENNA.
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ous. With Russia will march Kouniania, with half a million finely trained, splendidly equipped troops. Her plans, hitherto a mystery, are definitely set forth today in the following statement made by Alexander harmvary, Roumanian minister in Paris: Will ll Watch lt. "If the conflict is localized Roumania will play the part of watch dog over Rulgaria. If Russia intervenes! we take the field with her. The latest action of my government is the mobil
ization of our fifth army corps, which
COURT NAMES RECEIVER J. JYed Iiristmnn is Selected h.v Jitdiro Walter I link.
J. Fred Christina n was appointed receiver yesterday for the outh Rend Rrick company by Jude Walter Funk in circuit court chambers. Application for a receivership was made re-
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represents one-fifth of our fighting! " ' . t. strength and is stationed on the Rul- coiiipany. Damaues in the sum
garian border with the mission of keeping the Bulgarian frontier forces under observation. "RuU'aria would have much to gain by Servia's defeat, as she would seize the opportunity to compel restitution of conquered Turkish territory taken from her alter the recent Serbo-Rul-garian trouble. "Roamania does not desire such restitution, however, nor does (.1 recce. who has assumed the same attitude as Roumania in regard to the future developments of the Austria-Servian conflict."
of il.OiiO were also asked, this sum
being alleged to have been aid as surety on a note executed by the brick company. Ronds in the sum of $4,000 were furnished by the receiver.
TO REINSTATE GIBBONS
TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT AD.
WASHINGTON'. July :0. The house naval committer Wednesday ordered a favorable report on the Beakes bill to restore to the active list of the navy Captain John H. Gibbons who recently was "plucked" by the naval "plucking board." Captain Gibbons was retired because he had seen but three years sea dutv in a service of l:'. years.
PARIS. July ::o. IncensVl at action of the .civil authorities in forbidding the anti-war meeting under the direction of the revolutionary labor organizations, which was called for Wednesday night, thousand of members of these labor bodies assembled at the hall Wednesday evening and after waiting impatiently for some time hurling insults at the police, formed a solid phalanx ana tried to rush the cordons of gendarmes guarding the entrance. Fighting of the fiercest kind ensued and imaiy workmen were badly wounded. Two hundred and fifty of them were arrested. Paris fears and yet hopes for war and little peace talk is heard on the boulevards. That the authorities are fearful of conflict is evidenced by the fact that preparations Tor the provis
ioning of the c ity are already going j
forward. The slow starvation of 1 S 0 remains clear in the memories of the average Parisian and the phantom of famine has never left Paris.
A reat military guard has been j placed in the monster flour mills in ! the suburb of Carbeil. In the event J of war the mills will be taken over by J the French army. Every baker in the ,
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Good-Bye Sale of Ofp House Dresses at ZiDL From 8:3t) to 10:30 Friday morning- only, we'll oiler one big lot of Striped Percale House Dresses in all sizes, vour choice
25c.
Also 200 Fine
Kimona Aprons
For Friday only made of Amoskeag and a quality; always sold for 50c.
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Good-Bye Sale of I (( Children's" Dresses . fJlKUU Splendid qualities of Reps,. Poplins and fine White Lace Dresses, value, to S6.50. Many
Blouse Dresses included, val- f
ues to S3. 50. Sizes mostly 10, 12,14 a few size 8. Vour choice, $1.00.
city is laying in as much flour as his ,
cellar will hold and the city authorities Wednesday started forming a reserve store of fifteen thousand tons. City Not Itself. The city is not itself tomght. Thenis no drinking at the little tables that line the sidewalks nor on the terraces in front of the restaurants and carps. There has been much heated war talk in those places and as it would he impossible to merely discriminate against Austrians and Germans the police have ordered that no one may frequent them. Thus they hope to end the disorders which have occurred nightly since the war tension nean. Pres. Poin are returned from Kus
sia Wednesday and his arrival served C
as an outlet for some of the patriotic enthusiasm that is sorting through the city now. Thousands of the members of tli; League of Patriots met the president's special train at Oare lu Xorde. i'heerinr they marched in line hehiud his carriage to the Klysee palaeo immense crowds falling in at the rear shouting the .Marseillaise and "vive Poincare." The troops of the active army are gradually being massed on the frontier and before a week has passed an enormous army will have been concentrated in the north.
rnr.iwm.s rou xn. P!:rSi:i.S. July .'JU. According to reports late Wednesday night Belgium will have have loo.uoo soldiers-fully eo,uippedand ready for active service in maintaining this country's neutrality by Thursday night. Kvery military preparation is being rushed. Supplies and ammunition are beini; hurried to the forts in the vicinity of Liege iand Xamur and all bridges in the locality are being mined. A special train is in readiness at Arlon. capital of Luxemborg for the transportation of troops. A serious run on the banks Tiere was started today. James Keir Hardie, independent labor and socialist member of the British parliament and -M. Jurez. socialist leader in the French chamber of deputies, tonight attended a socialist meeting held in protest against war.
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See the grand display in our north window 30O VAISTS just received fresh from the manufacturers Waists that were made specially to sell for S 1.25 and Si. So. We secured them at a sacrificing price. They arrived yesterday; tomorrow and A Saturday Extra Fine Percale HOUSE DRESSES. Also in colored and white pique, $1.00, $1.50, $1.95. Good-Bye Sale of Rompers -and Play Aprcns . . j For Boys and Girls. The entire surplus stock of a verv eood manu-
facturers who made
them trwell for 50c.
.Every department has been ransacked all odds and ends that we do not desire to include in our Semi-Annual Inventory has been priced for quick clearance, insuring you bargains worthy of consideration. Read the following a part only of the many offerings. SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL COATS In Silk and Cloth. Also Women's and Misses' CLOTH SUITS. Friday and Saturday will be your opportunity to select a stylish seasonable Coat or Suit at less than cost of making. Garments that will give full value service this fall. 65 .Coats They're worth s 10.00 and $12.50, Good-Bye Sale, $3.98. 58 Silk Coats They're worth S25.00, Good-Bye Sale, $7.98. 43 Tailor Made Suits They're worth SI 2.50 to S25.00, Gocd-Bye Sale, $4.98. 115 Dresses that sold for S5.00, Good-Bye Sale, $1.00. Women's Turkish Cloth Slippers, 17c. Women's Boot Silk Hosiery, 19c. Stamped Corset Covers, 5oc value, 25c. J. & P. Coats' Crochet Cotton, spool, 4c. Swiss' Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 10c. 35c and 5oc Men's Initial Linen Handkerchiefs, 19c.
Good-Bye Sale PANAMAS
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UNTRIMMED HATS.
S2.00 quality for. .25c S3. 50 quality for. .45c $5.00 quality for. .95c Mostly dark colors; black and navy for late summer. 65 TRIMMED HATS. Good-Bye Sale, 50c and Sl.oo." Hats that ha been selling all season many patterns that lrou'ght S8.05. CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS. Handsome irimmins vour choice of entire stock on Friday and Sat- 0Cr urday ZDC Trim Your Own HATS Flowers are cheap at this sale, bunch .... ) Good - Bye Sale of odd sizes "Henderson and Bon Ton Corsets; Friday and Saturday; value $1.98
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WAR USED TO AVERT SOCIAL REVOLUTION
Samuel (iompors Sajs Austrian Art is to Divert Poodle's Attention.
willing to uirrrnx. XKW YORK, July .TO. Hundreds of men willing to fiht for their country called at the offices of the AustroHunarian consulate today and registered their names. As there has been no general mobilization of the AustroHunarian army as yet, these men, Viscount Firscherater explained, would have to pay their own expenses hack to the old country unless they should happen to be drafted into service individually, in which case the government would pay the expenses of the trip. At the office of the Servian consulate it was stated that no word had been received from the Servian government proclaiming a general mobilization of the army.
WASHINGTON', July 00. Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor Wednesday declared that Austria has started the war with Servia to avert social revolution. He declared that the Austrian royalty desires to divert the people's attention from their ills and their efforts to correct them by pomp, and conflict. He said: "For the glory and aggrandizement of an effete society men are to be arrayed agaii.st each other to kill men, to create countless widows and orphans, to destroy property, and entail increased7 taxation from the masses of the people, even after the war shall have ended. "It Is deeply regrettable that the
United States congress did not fully second the proposal of the British government in declaring for a 'naval holiday.' meaning the stoppage of con-
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