AUSTRIA AND SERVIA

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8783, 13 July 1914, Page 7

AUSTRIA AND SERVIA

ARCHDUKE'S DEATH DISCOVERY AND PUNISHMENT OF ORGANISERS REQUESTED. By Telegraph—Prcaa Association— Copyright VIENNA, July 10. The Government is requesting Servia to discover and punish tho organisers of the assassinations of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife, and te prevent future agitation in Bosnia from Servia. HUNGARIAN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. PREMIER AND INTERPELLATIONS. VIENNA, July 10. The Hungarian Prime Minister, Count Tisza, is studiously reserved in his replies to interpellations in the Hungarian Chamber in regard to the assassinations of tho Grand Duke and his Duchess at Sarajevo. ANTI-SERVIAN DEMONSTRATIONS DEPRECATED BY COUNT TISZA. . GOVERNMENT CALMLY CONSIDERING FACTS. VIENNA, July 10. Count Tisza, in reply to interpellations in tho Hungarian Chamber, deprecated anti-Servian dcnlonstratious. He said a full investigation regarding the assassinations was proceeding. The Government would calmly consider the facts. It had not yet received details of the crime. The Arohduko’s programme for the visit, was of a purely military character, in tho nature of an inspection of the forces. No information of the plot until 'the accomplishment of tho deed had been received by the Government. INSPIRED ARTICLE IN GERMAN JOURNAL. AUSTRIA WILL”RECEIVE GERMANY’S MORAL SUPPORT. PLAN AGAINST THE KAISER'S LIFE. BERLIN, July 10. Tho “Lokal Anzeigor,” in on inspired article, says that if the responsibility of the assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife is brought homo to the subjects of Sorvia, every step taken by Austria will receive the moral support of Germany. . The police in April last received an anonymous letter, .alleging that a SerbSlavonian committee in Berlin was planning an attempt on the Kaiser s life.