The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-24
WANTS SCUTARI EVACUATED BY
 MONTENEGRIN GATORS
Sends What Amounts to Ultima tum to PowerS--May Act
 Alone EUROPEAN DIPLOMATS VIEW SITUATION WITH ANXIETY London Market DemOraIized by Grave Turn of Affairs in Ball
 kan Situation

London, April 24.-'NTaIe i1amedi- out of Scutart OF we shall do it aIone,'' is the effect of circular note sent by the Austro-Hungarian government to the powers composing the concert of Europe.
 The note is virtually an uItimaturn
 Austria Hungary declares she cam not permit the Montenegrfns to RIouh the decision of the great powers. Tho prestige of, the European nations has been violated, says the note, and Aus tT1a-Hungary demands that the DOW CTS decide promptly on the steps to be taken to restore that prestige, adding that if the powers should be unable to reach a speedy decision she will sec to it herself that the will of Europe is respected and that the Ndontene- grins Vacate Scufari.
 Berlin, April 24-Austria-TEungary telegraphed to all the great powers yesterday, demanding that they send an 11ltimatum ordering Montenegro to evacuate Scutari within 4S hours, ac- oording to an unconfirmed dispatch from Vienna to the zeitung-Am- Nit tagu. Otherwise, Austria declares she will with her allies take steps to protect her political interests. There are many indications here to- day of the seriousness with which the German government and public regard the European situation which, accord ing to a high diplomatic official has entered another crisis as grave as that which preceded the Austro-R Russian demobi1ization.
 The press bureau of the German for eign office, contrary to it's usual GUS tom, was not prepared today with a, statement either with regard to the ultimatum to Montenegro or to the general situation An official how ever, believed it probable that force would ultimately have to be employed toS expel the AEontenegrins who it is thought will 5not retire from Scutari voluntarily or in return for a loan or compensation elsewhere.
 It is the official view here that all the European powers will work to- gether until the problem has been solved.
 A feeling of consfernation and help Iessness was displayed at yesterdays conference of the ambassadors in Lon don of the great powers. pr. Won Bethmann-Ho1lwegJ the imperial chan celIor, and GottIieb Won Jagok, the for etgn minister, visited the budget com mittee of the imperial parliament, to- day in order to make a conffd ential communication to it's members in re- Iation to the international situation
 The cancellation by Emperor William of his propojsed trip on the Imperator and. his determination to return to Berlin from Hamburg on April 2S, are attributed in well informed quarters to the crisis brought about by the fall of Scutar. t
 The stock market was demoralized by the fears of grave political cempli- cations. Investors and speculators started realizing at the opening. Then prices slightly recovered on the strength of Premier Asquith's speech and on the London Times editorial ar ticIe insisting on an Albanian Scu- tari. But the market again broke later on and there was heavy selling on the report received from Vienna stating that Austria had demanded that the powers should send an ulti' matum to Montenegro.