The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-13
ARE STILL
FEARFUL
European Diplomats Do Not Ex-
actIy Like
OUTLOOK IN THE BALKANS
The Outcome Is Uncertain--Austria Is
Not at All Pleased with the
Attitude of the
Allies.
OUTLOOK IN THE BALKANS

London, Nov. l3.--The deadlock in tn
international political situation brough
about by the Balkan war continues
Neither Austria Hungary nor Servia ha
given way ON single essential poin
in regard to the future of Albania am
the proposed occupation by the Servian
Of port on the Adriatic sea.
/ Despite this and the further fact tha
the Russian press is daily intensifyn.
the warlike tone of its support of thu
Servian cause, some of the European
chancellors take a more optimistic view
of the state of affairs.
They assume that Yesterdays confer.
ences between the Austrian and Servian
statemen at Budapest have tended to
relieve the crisis.
So far as is known, however, DR. :,
Daneff, president of the Bulgarian cham
Der of deputies, simply informed En-
peror Francis Joseph and his ministers
of the position of the Balkan nations in
the matter and in return had explained
to him for the benefit of Servia and Bull
garia the policy Of Austria Hungary.
The great powers not directly inter
ested in the outcome, but more partic-
ularly Germany, are making strong eff
forts to reconcile the two antagonists
and it is believed that Germany has at
least induced Austria Hungary not to
press her objections to Servia's aim
until the end 81 the campaign, when the
whole question of the Balkans can he
settled by European conference, in
which the Balkan nations will have q
voice.
When Archduke Francis Ferdinand,
the Austrian heir to the throne, meets
the German emperor shortly the plans
for this European conference will be
drawn up in outline.
This view comedies with that of Great
Britain as Premier Asquith explained
in his speech on Saturday.
The authorities at Vienna point ont
that the military conferences being held
at Budapest just now are not incon-
gruous with Austria's love of peace.
They explain that precautionary meas
lres have been considered but will not
be carried out unless Serva should yio-
late Austrias interests.
Dispatches from the seat of war tell
If severe fighting around Scutari and
rarakosch between the Turks and Mon
with such an advantage as
here is for the latter. Another Mon
.enegrin army and Servian force are
low marching on Scutari. The Monte.
legrins have subdued and disarmed the
arnaut tribesmen in the vicinity of the |
ity of Jakoyo.
Sofa expects the fall of Adrianoplc !
II 10 days at the most, but Europe gen |
rally is less sanguine The Bulgarians
ave pacified the country around that
ity. No details of the fighting around |
he Tchatalja forts have been received. |
A practice mobilization OF the troops |
tationed at the Aldershot military
amp here has been ordered by the war
flee.
The British foreign office has informed
he United States embassy here that
cry few American citizens remain in
he interior of Asia Minor. Steps have
cen taken by British officials and war
hips to protect American citizens re-
uiring assistants and those wishing it.
he United States embassy has form
ly expressed its thanks to the British
authorities.
A despatch from ConstantinopIe re-
lived by the foreign Office here says
nat the bills of health Of all vessels
aying the Constantinople port are
arked Cholera prevalent in CONSTANT
ople.'