The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-09
Hats Vessel With Flour for
Army, Headed for Disputed
Port on Adriatic.
GREECE DARES ITALY.
Captures Vessel of King En-
manuel Of Albanian Coast
War RumbleS Still Heard.

BELGRADE. Dec. o.--on the heels
Of the semi-ofiicial information that
Servia would abandon her project OF
holding an Adriatic seaport. and would
leave the settlement Of her differences
with Austria-Hunsary to the coming
conference OF the powers. excitement
was raised to fever heat again to-day
by the report that Austria had stopped
boat loaded with Scrvian supplies.
II was said that the Austrian au-
thorities had stopped the steamer Hege-
disch at Fiume and had seized 500 tons
OF the flour that was destined for the
Servian army occupying Ouruxzo. II
WAS said that Austria-Iiungary intend
ed to convert the flour 20 the use Of
her own army.
A dispatch from Corfu, In the Ionians.
said that the Greek cruiser Macedonia
had seized an Italian vessel which was
taking on Albanian insurgents and
stores or valona.
The accumulation OF Austrian troops
on the Servian frontier and the provoc-
alive language of the Viennese news
papers have led to renewed bitter feel
Ing In Servia.
The newspaper Pravda. voicing tho
prevailing irritation. says:
III Austria desires war with Scrvia
let II come. II will be the most Dtter
fight In history. Every servian man
and woman, young or old. will take
part In 1t and Austria Will have TO ex-
terminate the entire Servian nation be-
fore conQuering IT,"
Many Servians visiting Austro-Hun-
garian frontier towns on business have
been arrested on charges Of spying. The
Servan Government has protested to
the Austro- Hungarian authorities.
LONDON. Dec. APPROPRIATIONS today
for the peace conference and ambassa-
dorial meeting next Friday went on
apace. and the diplomats professed not
to be alarmed by the rumors OF desui-
tory nyhting In the Near East. 1t was
considered. too. that the reported war;
Ike actions Of Austria-Hungary and
servIa were more for effect than u
contemplation OF actual hostilities.
| GREECE STILL DELAYS SIGNING
OF ARMIsTicE.
| A despatch from cettinje said that
| the war still was on In northern
Albania. because the Turkish Governor
OF scutari refused to accept ~ genuine
the communication brought to him tell
ing Of the signing OF an armistice. and
he fired upon the Montenegrin lieuten'
ant who acted as eriissary.
The Greek Eunboats were said to still
b. of the Straits. where they were
| sighted Saturday. but no act OF hostiht,
on their part was reported. ...
Turkish reinforcements from Asia
Minor stili were arriving In Galllpou,
and the Turkish cavalry and artillery
that had been engaged In the war with
Italy to-day embarked at Tripoli fol
Gallipoli. but these movements were moi
regarded as signifying that Turkey
planned to do anything In violation oil
the protocol Of Baghtche.
Greece had not signed the armistic'
early to-day. but there were conhdeI
assurances from both Athens and Con
stantinople that she would become 1
signatory before the op,ning Of the Lon
don negotiations.
That Turkey as well as Austria- Hun
gary would withhold consent for Servi
to occupy the Adriatic port of Durazz
WINS indicated BY an interview with Kin
mil Pasha. Turkish Grand Vizier IL
was quoted as saying that Turkey neve
would consent for Albania to be cut NJ
Asked n his Government favore
Turkey Joining the Balkan alliance. III
Grand Vizier was said to have reptile
that It all depended on what advantas
Turkey would be likely to find In sue
an alliance. which could not be dete
mined until tho meeting OF the peas
. ENJOYS.