Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-09-14 | Page 14 | Parts of Monument Stored in Museum

PARTS OF MONUMENT STORED IN MUSEUM Granite Staff Bearing Likeness of Franz Ferdinand and Wife Torn Down by Slavs. SARAJEVO. Russia, Sept. (By the As sociated l'rt'ss. ) Tin- Slavs have torn nown tlic- bi-niUiful inoiKinu'iit of givinio1 mm brunzu which the. Austriiins civctcd lo Uie int'iihiru-s of Arcli'lukf ViiW.7, Krnliiiand and his wire. Suphifl, Pucln'ss of IIolH'tiberg, wliicli s i in ; a foriwr of the bridt:t' hi're wlitrc im-ir us- i sassina tion by l'rinzin f nruislied Mmn nun i set off Hip world war. U hn'-u a bronze i phique sliowin' rim figures of both ! ercunand ; and Sophia. 'Now that nosnia-ltrizeL'oviiia Ins passed I from the nilf of Ausiria and boeoinc :i pari j jt the kingdom of Serbs, Cioais and Moveues. i i lie pans of tin; iininmr.eiit: ha vo bren shimm ; in the Museum of Sarajevo. Wha (lie earn- j mr has time ihy will he assembled for the , edification of the sladeiils uf hisluiy and to satisfy the curiosity nf; Kiplitset rs. Sa rajevo seeing almost ! have f nry ot t en the ' hoiub-lhrnwiTin and is wl on ils v;,y tow aril makinir '"business as usual." As ;i b in ' bi 1 IzeiJ soldier said. "We're all hie!; ol the war busi-mss!" busi-mss!" But the mb:ed populn I Imi and the undertone of sympathy for Ausiria lead one to wonder wiia r may happen in the genera t iun after that of Trinzip.