THE AUSTRIAN TRAGEDY.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13430, 11 July 1914, Page 3

THE AUSTRIAN TRAGEDY.

ATTITUDE TOWARDS SERVIA

(Press Assn.— By Telejjraph— Copyright/ BERLIN, July 10. The Lokal Anzeiger, m an inspire article, says that if the responsibi!' for the Sarajevo crime is brought hon«_ to subjects of Servia,. every" step taken by Austria will receive the moral support of Germany. In April last tho police received an anonymous letter alleging that a SerbSlavonian committee m Borlin was planning an attempt <m the Kaiser.'s life. According to Vienna telegrams, Count Tisza (Premier) was studiously reserved • m his replies to interpellations m the Hungarian Chamber m regard to Sarajevo. (Received July 11. B^3o a.m.) VIENNA, July 10. The Government, is requesting Servia to discover and punish the organisers of the assassination, and prevent future agitation m Bosnia from Sejrvia. (Received July n, 11.35 a.m.) I Count Tisza., m reply to-' Interpella- " tions m the Chamber of Deputies, de precated anti-Servian ctemonstraiiohs. A full investigation of the assassinktipn "was proceeding. The TSovernment would calmly consider the facts. The- Govern-, ment had not received the. details. ' The Archduke's' programme on the occasion of tho visit was purely one of military inspection. There was no information of ' the plot until the accomplishment of the deed. . .... ,■