The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Memorial FeteS Do Not Exclude the
Eastern Crisis.
HIS AIMS ARE DlSlNTERESTED
Berlin Treaty May Give Greece All She
Wants end End Trouble.
M0YEgEgT or TROOPS TO BALKAN STATES
Social Democrats Held AIoof from the
the Centenary Fetes and Inter
est Now Centers on Hay Day.

Berlin. March 2S.-Dcspite the perpiexi-
ties of the ministerial situation and calls
Upon his time arising from the memorial
fetes of the past week. the kaiser has
been able to give a large snare OF his at
ton to the eastern crisis.
Nearly every day he has held protracted
conferences with the chancellor or Baron
NiarrschaH Won Bie5erstein. minister OF
foreign affairs, at which, enough internal
affairs were undoubtedly discussed. tho
foreign situation had a prominent part.
II is known that the kaiser mas been again
in direct communication with the sultan
and following his occasional use Of the
risht N be his own foreign minister has
sent personal Instructions 70 Baron Won
Saurmd Won Jel5sch. German ambassador
at Constantinople and 70 Baron Won Pies
sen. German minister 1T Athens. The
ministerial press here argue with
some apparent degree ~ Justice that
the kaiser. again resuming an &c
tive role in the protracted neso-
tiatiOns concerning Greece. has e1-
tireiy disintorcsted aims. n re secHainsiy
follows IN the wake o. the cz3I. il IS us-
cause Of the fact that uD 20 the presen
tirRe the policy Of Russia nas been directed
to the maintenance Of the statu quo II
the Balkan peninsula. which coEcurS lot
only wi-l the general interests OF peace,
of Austria. Germany's ally But there are
near prospects of the divergence of Ger
many from En=sia's lead Previous dis
patches have already denounced the cuF-
rent dc-sors that The kal=e-s policy vas
in anv wise Influenced u.F his personal
Cnmiry 10 the Greek royal family. or that
be had ceased an relations with his So
ter the duchess of Sparta
There is good ground for stating tH-'t
go. "t'l',77 ..-l e..-..'
lle KAISER --si7 H'-i -'i r-eH '-
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atd a-ia.l-ei ~ ti'e A--H
l-3l Greece ethHo- "i-ii'- =" -'"-' -
@naAt'h gig htf e----l7 'il.- S.''i"-' 80
n1.es.. y '''e GOV >,
ptia'''''h' \ -..'1 q -,
many rs .
would De lneNita Die Crete p Jos tilT .---1'
mt all events. lost 20 Greece. r-+- i'----5
George has caused tine powers a. % I'M
formed that the basis OF pacific sett-5-
mont .an De ro,7~7 in ff.a .-a.-..-.r=au ay
rs ----...- -s7 Ill -sr
Nigt'' ~
under the Berlin treaty. The creek iI"--
tier would then run from MaVrone -rl- IN
., .tf y e.t,.,,-@s ~ Ana +-.5-.--r-
-. .,,.4 7 AZ, T.,-5,., +5a LINE g. +.rr3-
-, - : ~, ,..,-- r.
li'iis on t-e Vt-' '.4'N ~ ~.
-f-4LAft- ~ AN-t-Hl NhAtT s.N--l'
people are nearly al Greeks. ~ 1a~ 20
strate.-., importance for Turkey. ana is
c..esior, could nor or o3,ltt NOT 20 a wake
49,, .rs-o, tha Ssr,of, le-arset alfsgl.e.
-, -. I'm -.+ ~. r5--. r--,z--,,.-,+.
illtt leti97-'' VIE ,ts1' ''' 80,
however. is more than doubtful w eh
Greece demanded I'm 1sS- the frontier as
Stoned 10 her under treaty the porte re~
81 AKA r,,t-sfa bacl,a-1 nm rhe refusal.
-. -
May avert war
Now that a secret entente exists be-
So, 4fe ror-a and Russia the chances
'We1ii ~ ~ - - 49,, s,,,75- -
OF acceptance ~ .40 -
the powers kho" lAat rms s''i'iH ii,-7'4I
of justice TO Greece VIII avert war, eHo
this consideration must have its infiu-
ence
--ha ear,-o T2,,1c-aria- coronac- Will be fin.
=. r,--.--.s .--s,- y, nil
any coAcl1iuee az 4'9-5
Prince Ferdinand, actoH liiaiit11 DS -
prime minister. NJ Stoiion. then goes 10
the Servian capital " StOilom and King
AIexarder-s prime minister H. Simitich,
hove oorsrl+el the Russian government on
~. t.r-rc- If the alliance which has re-
eaf,.a5 .-nt,.,,y54l from St PETERSBURG Willis
me Austrian ofiicial press makes only
c.4si,aI reference 10 an arrauEenaeut thar
confirms Russian domination in the Balkan
states the Budapesth papers are more