THE SERAJEVO CRIME.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 133, 11 July 1914, Page 9

THE SERAJEVO CRIME.

FEELING AGAINST SERVIA.

A HINT FROM GERMANY.

By Cable. — Press, — Copyright; BERLIN, July 10.

The "Lokal Any,eiger," in an inspired article, says that if the responsibility of the Serajevo crime is brought home to subjects of Servia, every step taken by Austria "'will'receive--the moral support of Germany. ' The police in April received an anonymous letter alleging that the Serb-Slavonian Committee in Berlin was planning an attempt on the Kaiser's life.

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QUESTIONS IN THE CHAMBER,

VIENNA, July 10

Count Tisza is studiously reserved an his replies to. interpellations in the Hungarian Chamber ,in regard to the Serajcvo crime. DEMAND PROM AUSTRIA.

TO PUNISH THE ORGANISERS,

(Received July 11, 8.25 a.m.)

VIENNA, July 10.

The Government is requesting Servia to discover and punish the organisers of the assassinations, and to prevent future agitation in Bosnia emanating 1 from Servia.

DEMONSTRATIONS DEPRECATED.

INVESTIGATIONS PROCEEDING,

(Received July. 11, 11.10 a.m.) VIENNA, July 10.

Count Tisza, in reply to interpellations in the Chamber, deprecated antiServian demonstrations. He said that full .investigation into the assassinations is )proceeding. The Government is calmly considering the facts. They had not received the details of the Archduke's programme, arid his visit was one of purely military inspection. There was no information of the plot until the accomplishment of the deed.