Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
Franz-J osef's Government Sus-
pected of Design to Reduce
Servia to Status of VasSal
State.
PEACE ENJOYS AGAIN
TOGETHER AT LONDON
Russia, Great Britain and
France Indicate willing
ness to Stand Out for Rights
of Balkan Nations.
my LEASED wrr. % r,rnrnu m.rardI


Louduu, lee. FL lhv peace ou
VOWS ut the Balkan stHlos and of Tur-
key met again I'm ,uu. renee at 81
Jam,s raltrc this HIn.noun. ScrNlI
ON tn" suggestion %. iryt Britain
France and RussiH declared hor
readiness To accept 'l. principle ui
Albanian autonomy aud ucutruli2a-
ton. This move ha. ,n" object ul
making Austtu-liuur,l explain thr
reason Ton her armNuouts ana '1N
what her ultmut, drstr"s realty
are.
The fear IS entertained In man,
quarters thut AU,'ru. hungary b.
planning "a scheme, vu..u. II " prove,
SuDrvsvIUI Viii MAX, rurNiu % KIND uI
NaSH'l state. II J.. rumoTcd thai
among other condition. of a financial
commercial Hnd economic character
Austru. hungary int'uiH to impose 90
Limitation On the str,uEth of the S,r.
Wan army which neither the Balkan
lonru" nor Russia would ever aduIt
This situation, II ls SAID, explains
why AusirU. lungurN s. keeping
lN'N" ul h'r army corps on war
iouiiug, four ut them ready to Crusg
The .SrrNiuu frontier, lum ot them IN
IinliciL, near the i;w.siau frontier.
two Ia li"suin aud lirr2cEoNtua and
two along ihr italian lIDulicr
II rs noticeable. according to- the
military experts, that notwithstanding
~" lrlpl' alliance durinE IA" last
decade, NuNirO. .llIupHIy has run-
siautly augmcntcG. Ia" hr"ngth .f hGr
Troops along the venetian ana TN-
rulrS,. lines
The anNiousIy awaited ottoman
courier has arrived lrum Cnustnuti
n"plr hearing fresh instructions T."
-" Turkish pri,u Observation-Disclosures.
IN Nl"w "l thu forecast ct these in.
lrh' il"n" l"l"Ernph,d from Cuu"lHn-
lln"pl' It Is feared their contents .rr
likely To- pr"rIpitltr ltorhlr.
1h"r" Is liiip doubt. huWrvur, that
~" n"'"sHIiN urrIug,mout1 tu inter
ven" WIN th" hop" of preventing an
lfr"iriNHhlu rupture at tho prurr con.
I"r"nc" uuul they hulr tried tu Ir,Igo
ihr Euli runiuriuE the ulId IuIuiu
h"il"us tom IA" TurI# uu tn uura-
llnu ui lh" future Of AdruuupI
I"d.l'. .H 3'F'l"u, the luurih .lu.,
Tue l' o." conferences wrrr u,nHu.
"d' i'n i"nR'st set hold. Thr d,h.
Ehi"" irtd h"'uTn lhrm Turkey ~, IL
inVrurIunH empowering m, nIUI,h
urI"Ehll"h tu treat with the Gt,...lu
! Topr' rutuiI". IN condition that IuI
| k'A h' allowed iu r., iutuul tho t.uI
| TOSS ui Ndrluuupl.. rho dis.u..nuu pr
! lhl' uu' tiluu occupied the uniIr.. .,H.
! h"u ana AN uEr"ouIrut had not get
/ brth reached when the conference
adI"Iru'd J." ul.'l again Muudn 90
| rrnuuu.
! II b. understood that tho contention
/ "I the EulLln allies dcIrgJliuu ..
! mat IA" question ur r"vicIualiur IA
| fortress WaH #rtll"d hy the trrmg u'
! Tho nrmiall"r aud that they have ma
power 4" interfere with those terms
! Dr, D"n'u, head of the Ilulparau
d'I'ralt lt"n, ~ald after The adjourn
ucni mat n WaH uncertain whether
the delegates would hc able iu reach
| a d"hhli, decision even on Moudnv
Nm "lhrinl communication ct the
| progr"sf ~ the peace ruururcnr, wap
! issued latter M the day. II says.
'"rh, further adjournment ur the
conference is due Ia tho firi lhut the
| Turkish 'uy"'H demanded Ihr roNir-
tuulinT ~ the fortress oI NdriluupIu
as a primary stop, The drlrruir. OT
the allied liill.an nations r,pli.d Iha,
mat NH- not % condition of tho iT.
mlsliro drawn nt TChuiuliL Tho
1urks lhrr"upun suited that m ,l,u
ui lh" contentious set up b, tho ulll'
J thuN must upplN 10 their EuNorum, ul
Tor instructions ON that point