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The Milwaukee Leader
Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
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Dr. Alfred J. Herschman, Austrian-Hungarian consul in Milwaukee, stated on Monday morning that he had no instructions from his government to prepare Austrians for return to join the army, believing reports of impending war with Servia exaggerated and that Servia would comply with Austria's demands.
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BELIEVE WAR IS COMING
Dr. Alfred J. Herschman, Austrian-Hungarian representative in Milwaukee, said Monday morning that he had received no word from his government in reference to notifying his countrymen to prepare to return to Austria to join the army.
The doctor believes that the telegraphic information is exaggerated, and that Servia will be compelled to abide by Austria's demands. Two years ago only about 50 Austrians in Milwaukee prepared to return during the war scare.
The Servians, he stated, would not return because they declined to fight their brothers.
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Austria Hungary
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Monday Morning
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believes telegraphic information exaggerated; servia will abide by austria's demands; servians decline to fight brothers
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Dr. Alfred J. Herschman, Austrian-Hungarian representative in Milwaukee, received no word from his government about notifying countrymen to return to Austria for army service. He believes war reports exaggerated, Servia will comply with demands. Two years ago, only 50 Austrians in Milwaukee prepared to return during a war scare. Servians would not return as they refuse to fight brothers.