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... Archduke Ferdinand. Serbia hod nothing to with the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand, for the Serbian nation knew well it was not bar interests, and when the secret tame known they would see who murdered him. Serbia made every sacrihce avoid the ...
... 28 JUNE, 1914 To-day is the 20th anniversary of the assassination of the Austrian Archduke Francis Ferdinand by a Serbian student at Sarajevo—the fatal act which precipitated the Great IVar. ...
... was interrupted by the strenuous opposition of the Royal Family, especially of the Archduke's brotbur, the Archduke Otto. If rumour is to be believed, the Archduke Ferdinand is agaig pressing his snit, and is resolved to abdiegte his privileges and asinine ...
... Archduke weds Another relative of British royalty was married at Seefeld, Nest Germany, yestettlay. She was 18-year-old S ountess Helen zu Toerrim-Jettenbach. daughter of tte late Princess Elizabeth of Greece. The bridegroom was Archduke Ferdinand of ...
... the execho-Slovak Government regarding the proposed confiscation 0 4 the property at honopieht of the children of the Archduke Ferdinand, who was a Ross i -noted in 1914. Exchange. ...
... Amsterdam. Berlin message states that Von Mackensen’s army is now fifteen miles distant Br«*«t-Bif vosk. which the armies Archduke Ferdinand and General Kuwes* are about, the same distune* war. Th* troops advancing fronj the northvest are a greater distance ...
... TO TITO Mihailovitch Tries to Escape Tito’s troops have taken Sarajevo, scene of the assassination of the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand. which started the last war. It was thought to be the H.Q. of Mihailovitch. now openly supporting the Germans in fighting ...
... the new constitution. Tlie prisons in Bosnia and Herzegovina have been opened, and these implicated in tie murder the Archduke Ferdinand have been released. D’S NEW ARMY. AiiSTZRDAg. Saturday. The Polish Regency Council has ti.gr;ed decree concerning the ...
... terminated their isit to Eaton Hall on Saturday. His Majesty •id a flying riPit yesterdaj to Ostend, where he let hi. uncle, Archduke Ferdinand of Austria. ler Majesty. after attending man in London. to Southampton on a visit to Ora. Cottage. the hie of Wight ...
... fellow men and subjects. Important matters invite her shrewdest judgment, but she is as sincere in her suggestion to the Archduke Ferdinand that he eat less meat and more fruit salad and vegetables.” Maria Therese was the mother of 16 children, and her letters ...
... A POLITICAL CRIME. The later accomrts the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and his wife confirm the suspicions that the crime is politic il event the first order. The Aa-hdnke was the true and only hjgetter of the annexation of Bosnia-Kerzegovtna ...
... adjutant to the Archduke Eugene; Colonel Gustav Wolff, aged 60, who first organised the Monarchist movement after the revolution; and in an adjacent cell are: Duke Maximilian von Hohenberg and Duke Ernst, the two sons of the late Archduke Ferdinand, whose a ...