The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-29
Refuses to Arbitrate.
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph. ,

The Advertiser)- Austria today de-
clined Germany's suggestion to submit
to the Austrian demands to an interna-
tional tribunal.
The Rome newspaper, Messegro, to-
day quotes the Russian ambassador as
saying that the Car will support Ser
via IS demand for an Adriatic port
against all opposition.
1t is reported here that Servia has
recalled practically all ner troops from
Turkey to resist an expected Austrian
invasion.
If this news is true this action will
seriously affect Bulgaria and probably
will force Gear Ferdinand to accept the
Sultan's terms of peace.
The general situation today is regard
ed as distinctly favorable to Turkey.
French Reservists Freed.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph)
PARIS, November 27-(Special to
The Advertiser = Reports that partial
! mobilization of French troops was IN
progress today caused violent furry
on the Bourse. The Paris newspaper,
Patrie, says the report resulted from
the chief of gendarmes on the German
frontier enormously summoning reserv-
lists to the neighborhood last night. He
released them later.
| Great Sum for Army.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
BERLIN, November 27.-(Special to
The tiser)-Provision against the
possibility Of an outbreak of war has
been made by the German government,
according to the Socialist newspaper,
Vorwartz: in discussing the new bud
get the newspaper points out that the
item of $35, 100000, entered for the
German finance administration, is real
" intended to pay for the enormous
amounts of clothing and provisions for
the army in case of war breaking out.
The information is derived from the
current budget. The total increase in
army and navy expenditures is there
fore, 49,75O,000 instead of $l4, $50, 900
as stated by the government
Austrian Warships Sail.
PARIS, November 2T.-(By Associ-
ated Press Cable)-Dispatches from
semi official sources this morning an
uounce that Austria, determined to head
off the Serbs and to secure port OF
entry on the Adriatic, has rushed a
squadron of warships to the port of Du'
razzo Albania.
Confer With Emperor.
VIENNA, Austria, November 81
(By Associated Press Cable)-Follow'
ing the despatehing of a squadron OF
warships to take and hold port or
the Adriatic, the Emperor called for O
conference with his ministers.
The first to answer the call was the
Crown Prince, who was closeted with
, the Emperor for an hour or more. After
him came the chief of the army staff
aand then the minister of war and the
Hungarian minister of national defense
Fire, Famine and Flood.
OoNSTANTIN0PLE, November 81
tBy Associated Press Cable) = Fugi
tives from the army of Mustapha Pashs
who have reached here after fleeing
from Adrianople, bring hideous talk OF
,, tue conditions in which garrison of that
CITY is fighting. Fire, famine and floods
have added TO the horror of war. Tt
, make matters worse anarchy has brok
en- out among the inhabitants and the
commander of the garrison has beer
compelled to resort TO the sternes
mea sures to suppress the outbreaks.
Greeks Rout Turks Again.
SALONICA, November 27.-(By AS
= ISOLATED Press Cable)-A Greek arm,
) routed and almost destroyed retreat
ing column of Turks last night, accord
ing to dispatches received here thi
I, morning. The engagement took plae'
i in the neighborhood of Monastir. Thu
= Turks lost more than 1000 men in kill
!. ed and wounded.
4 Recruits OF 10 Front.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, November 27.-(B.
= Associated Press Cable) The recruit
= for the year 1912 have been mobilize'
and rushed 10 the front under order
of the war Office, and the recruits TO
1913 have been ordered 10 assemble n
; once in their respective dopots,
Austrian Reserves Called.
FRANKFORT, Germany, Noyembe
4. 27.-Q3y Associated Press cable)-Aui
tTian members Of the reserve have bee
g recalled boy an urgent summons fror
I Vienna and are leaving this city i
j. large Numbers, Other German elite
report the same condition Of afiairs,