Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-27

opinion direct pourparlers with the
Ecabinet OF Vienna are in line with
fGrey's proposal concerning the media
ton OF the four governments. Hay-
ing learned from the ambassador Of
England at st. Petersburg that you
were disposed to accept this combine
ton, Grey decided 10 give IL the form
of an official proposal. which he made
last night. to Berlin. Paris and Rome.
tSignedy BENCKENDORFF.
No. So. 8
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs 10
the Ambassador In France and n
England
Telegram. -
81 Petersburg. f4-27th July, 1914.
The ambassador OF England called
to ascertain IL we Thought 1t useful
| that England should take the initiat-
I i've In convoking at London confer
ence OF the Representatives Of Eng
land. France. Germany and Italy In
order to study solution Of the pres
ent situation.
I replied to the ambassador that /
had opened pourpaflers with the Aus
tr0-H uneafian ambassador under con
diti0ns that hope are favorable. How
ever. ! have not yet received q reply
to. the proposal made Tor revision
OF the note between the two cabinets.
II direct explanations with the cal,i-
net Of Vienna prove imaraeffcable +
am ready to accept the English pro.
posal or any Others calculated to bring
hon n % Il -
Effict. tSigned) SAZONoF
( tssF - 4--ssas-s,s4 ~ ! IS :
- ssssss = No IS. 80 IS
The Minister Of Foreiup AMafss Is tbe
Ambassadors IN France IN ENGLAND.
~ Germany, in Ausfria-tsunaary,
and IN italy
A Teiegramsys
sc Petersburg, 1917 July. 1884.
Have taken note OF the reply sent
BY the SerFiaE government "a Baro,,
Giesl 70 exceeds an our neutrality-suspicious.
BY it, moderation ana IT'S iSesire II
give the most complete satisfaction to
austria. We Dc not see wliat MORE
austria could demand unless the cab
met ct Vienna is seeking q pretext for
e war with seEvia.
ySigned) SAzoNOF.
ssy ~ I@4<-<ke so - Il
So Ms. a. 80. sst
The Charge d,Aifsires in France 10
the Minister o. Foreign Affairss
I Telegram y
Paris, 1927 July. 1914
- me ambassador Of Germany again
today conferred at length on the sit
ration with the director Of the polit;-
cal department The nambassator
strongly insisted on the exclusion AZ /
ar pessibIity CT mediation or con. |
ference.
(signed) sEvAsTePoBLo.
No. So. ~
The Anshassador In France 10 the Min.
lister Of Foreign Affairs.
eTelegrams|
Paris, 1927 July. 1914.
Have conferred with the Gerant Of /
the ministry Of foreign affairs, n pres /
ence OF Berthelot. Immediately after |
my return to Paris, Both confirmed I
to me the details coneernfng the stems /
tdemaFches) taken by the ambassador
OF Germany. which Sevasfop0nlo, com
to you In his kilograms. /
THIS morning Baron de Schoen con.
HTmed IN writing his declaration of /
Yesterday, namely: "a Austria. has de- /
clared to. Russia that she does mot
seek ACQUISITIONS and does not attack
lne integrity OF Servia- Her only OBJ.
lect Is to insure her own tranquility: I
70 Consequently, It depends upon i
RUSSIA whether war is averted. ca Il
germany and France, completely unit- Il
"a IN the ardent desire not to break Il
the peace. must influence Russia n II
ne direction Of moderation. BARON Dc II
Schoen laid special stress on the ex-
preston CT the united view Ga soli- Il
larlte) CT Germany and France. II IL
ne strong conviction Of the minister 4
1e Ia Justice that the aforesaid de-
marches Of Germany have for their
sovious object to disunite fdeslnirl |
russian and France. to draw the
sTench government into the represen-
atoms made at St Petersburg. and Ii
nus to compromise our ally In orr
ayes; finally. in case Of war. to throw
ne responsibility. not on Germany
xhich soi-dissnt is employing all her
sforts to maintain peace, but on Rus
ia and France: Ii
tsisnedD IsvoLsKY.
No. &c.
The Ambassador in France 10 the
= Minister Of Foreign Affairs
,Telegraml
Paris. 1927 July, 1914.
1t follows from your teieprar, IF