The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
A MOB FORCES ITS WAY
 INTO THE ROYAL PALACE
The Troops and Gendarmes Are
 Called Out.
Proclamation of the Union of the Ts- land of Crete With Greece May Not Be Accepted by Tur-
 key without Re-
 taliation. .-4.

Belgrame, Oct. s.-Great crowds again surrounded the palace tonight shouting for war and calling for the King to appear.
 Finally, King Peter. accompanied by the Crown Prince. came to the bal cony and implored the people not to cause disturbance. He said:
 Trust me and my government; both will do their duty"
 The crowd cheered the King, but continued to shout. War with Aus trial"
 The report of the resignation of the ministers was premature. but the radicals are trying to bring this about, charging them with inactivity in the present critical situation, and 1t is feared that cabinet crisis may be forced.
 The report spread today that the Grown Prince had announced his de- sire to lead an army into Bosnia. This was received with popular acclaim. and he was given an ovation while driving in his motor car this after noon.
 The Government has stopped issuing passports for foreign travel to those eligible for military service.
 All of the Belgrade newspapers threaten King Peter with the loss of his throne unless he takes up the
  ing, "oh. King, rescue Bosnia; woe to you and yours If Bosnia Is not res- cued."
 The Politica says: "we can depend upon 100000 men in all of Servia. all of Montenegro and all of Bosnia"
 The statement is made in the news papers that the reigning Prince of Montenegro has sent a message to King Peter in which he Is quoted as saying: ''When the servian army marches to the banks of the pFina. my army will advance against Herzego- vlna."
 Wealthy merchants are offering the King money for the needs of war. and ladies are contributing their jew- els. The President of the National Assembly made a speech to crowd. today, saying: eff we cannot conquer by arms we will resort to bombs."
 The MacedonIan-Bo Bosnian committee held meeting this afternoon at which the leaders of several Macedonian bands were present, and it was agreed to stir up outbreaks in Bosnia.
 This morning mob of demonstra- tors forced its way into the precincts of the palace and demanded to see King Peter. The attitude of the crowd was so threatening that the troops and gendarmes finally had to be called out. They surrounded the palace and had to be charged several times be- fore the war fever in the patriotic would disperse, The patriots are very much dissat- isfed with the tone of the protest of Servia against the occupation of Boz- mia and Herzegovina. They declared it lacks vigor and does not represent the feelings of the nation, which would rather go to war than acquiesce in this act of Austria Hungary. There is a steady flow of telegrams from the interior assuring the Government of support in the shape of money, men and arms in the event of hostilities.
 Servia's Proclamation.
 Belgrade, Oct. 8,-=-The Servian Gov ernment in its proclamation protesting against the annexation by Austria Hungary of Bosnia and Herzegovina, expresses the hope that the powers will respond to the appeal addressed tol them for protection and justice
 This new and fragrant violation of the Berlin treaty" the proclamation declares, "has been affected by Force Mature to satisfy selfish interests and without regard to the grievous blow thus dealt to the feelings. in this and rights of the Servian people.
 "Servia cannot in this present case obtain full satisfaction other than by the complete restoration of the situa- ton with regard to- Bosnia and HerZe- govina, as established by the treaty of Berlin If this solution is regarded as absolutely impossible. the Servian Government. appealing to the sense of equity of the powers, demands core. spending compensation for Servia-
 ''The guarantee indispensable to her existence as an independent state must be maintained, and the general condt- ton of existence assured servia by the treaty of Berlin must at least in a rneasura he restored"
 Continuing, the proclamation points out that the rights accorded Servia un- der this treaty are comparatively tn- ferior to the sacrifices imposed upon her Servia has scrupulously observed the terms of the treaty. No modihca- tion to the advantage of Servia have been made, whereas there have been a number of notifications to the ad- vantage of the other powers"
 Austria Warns SerVta.
 vienna. Oct. 9-War between Aus trta-Hungary and Servia Is a recogniz. ed possibility. although 1t is believed here that it will be averted.
 King Peter is in difficult position on account of the clan-or of the Serv- fans for war, particularly since his tenure on the throne never has been