The evening world., 1908-10-10

on his declaration of independeS Ge are
untrue.
CoNSTANTINoPLE. Oct. lO.-Baron
.Iarschal Won Bieberstein. the German
Ambassador, in Il conversation with
kiamil pasha the Grand Nizter. denied
The supposition that recent events in
Turkey were the result of an under
standing between Germany and Austria
o. anv other country. The Ambassador
added:
II am commanded by the Emperor of
Germany 10 protest eaerSetcally against
such a suppos.tion. The events in cues
;ioa occurred withou: consultation with
Germany
Call on Italy for Aid.
BUDAPEST. Oct. 1o.-Servia has re-
piled to the Austro- Hungarian demand
summoning the reserves to the colors
by declaring that this step has no ag-
gressive character.
Speaking at to-days session of he
Austro- Hungarian Delegation, FOREIGN
Minister Won Aehrenthal expressed the
belief that he would be able TO carry
through the annexation of bosnia eld
Herzegovina peacefully. He said that
already he was negotiating with some
of the powers with the view OF smooth
ing out the existing difficulties.
Baron Aehrenthal's speech was con-
ciliatory. Both commercially and
politically" the Foreign Minister said,
I've have friendly and benevolent feel
ings toward Servia. and these the Gov
eminent is now ready TO translate into
action.
Continuing. the Baron suggested that
Servia and Bulgaria be invited to APP
point representatives on a European
Danube Commission and secure conces-
sions facilitating the passage of their
vessels on the Danube.
After declaring that the Servian Gov
eminent had assured Austria Hungary
that SER conspicuous military meas
ures were not aggressive in character,
the Foreign Minister said that the fur-
ther proce edings of the Servisn Govern
ment would he watched with the closes
attention He declared, however. ina
the Servian agitation in Bosnia and
Herzegovina would not be allowed 10
continue. In conclusion Baron Won
AehrentAa! SAID:
All Depends on Servia.
Il hope that the people of Seryia will
come to realize their actua! position and
adopt a more sensible attitude. we VIII
regulate our ATTITUDE toward Servia in
accordance with Servla's attitude toward
as Servta can be sure that her inter-
ests will DC treated by us in an aos1-
ADOPTS a proper line of conduct
Ct,TTINJE, Montenegro. oct. 10
Col, Popovtch. an aide-dc-clmo 10
Prince Nicholas, left here today ior
Inc Prince TO King Victor Emmanuel.
Ii Is presumed that the Prince. has APP
; peaiei TO the King OF Italy, who IS BIS,
Son-in-law, to support the claims OF
Montenegro in the present crisis
LONDON, Oct. l0.-The threats OF war
emanating from Belgrade, where the
National Assembly is in special session
this morning, and the forthcoming con
ference between Sir Edward Groy, the
British Foreign Secretary, AMI NJ. Is
wolsky, the Russian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, who arrived here last night
from Paris, constitute the Two points of
| interest in the near Eastern ClIso to-
day,
The feeling is growing here that Sir
STA and Great Britain holding the same
| views concerning the actions OF Aus
| tria- Hungary, and Bulgaria, the way Is
proposal Dut unless NJ iswosky can
| show the best Of reasons to The con
trary. Sir Edward VIII insist tina, the
| conference BE- limited to Il consideration
In The meantime Turkey has beer
urged to continue her present prudent
! the status In regions already effectively
/ occupied by other powers but not Il
| tolerate any further encroachments.
| ST PETERSBukG. Oct, lO.-The Rus
! sian Black Sea feet was modified some
| inc ago for the regular autumt
| TGnOeuvres Special orders will not b,
/ necessary to prepare for an eventually
/ nut no occasion for the employment o
! work. has been done in bringing up tt
| late tne equipment and mechanical dc
| vices 81 the largest vessels, but this was
| ordered before the present Balkan crisi
SPEZ!A,. Italy. Oct. 1o-The Itaiiar
neet, which has Just completed It's reg,
/ ular fall manOeuyres, has received or,
ders 10 remain concentrated here,