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

day visited the Gerant of the Political
Department to inform him that his
words had IN no way the sninatory
character which were attributed 10
them He declared that Austria had
presented its note to Servia without a
precise understanding with Berlin, but
that nevertheless Germany approved
the point OF view of Austria, and that
certainly "the arrow once sent" these
are his own wordsl Germany could not
allow herself to be guided except by
her duties as ally.
tsigned) sEvAsToPoULo.
No. 20 asa
The Ambassador in England to the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs
(Telegram.l
London. 1926 July, 1914.
Grey told me that the ambassador
|of Germany had declared to him that
the German government had not been
Informed OF the text Of the Austrian
note, but that IL entirely supported the
Austrian demafete. The ambassador
at the same time asked Il ENGLAND
could consent to act inst petersburg
IN a spirit OF conciiiatiof. Grey replied
that that was completely impossible
The minister added thateso long as the
COMPLICATIONS only existed between
Austria and Servia. English interests
were only indirectly engaged, but that
he must foresee that Austrian fi10bili-
szation would have as d consequences
the modification OF Russia and that
from that moment they would Be IN
presence OF q situation IN witch an the
Powers would be Interested England
RESERVED IN this case 3 complete lib.
erty OF action.
(signedy BENCKENDoRFF.
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No, -. ssN
The chsrae 6AfFaires In Servla to the
Minister o. Foreign Affairs.
(Telegram
Belgrade, 1925 July, 1914
Despite the extremely conciiiatoxy
character or the ServiaIi reply to the
ultimatum, the minister Of Austria has
just informed, at half past SIX IN the
evening, the Seryjan government BY
note that net having received within
the delay fixed q satisfaetorF respouss
he Is, leavlpE Belsuafe with the whole
~ the le4ati0n The Skupt-
china ID couHolled az Nisl1 Dor the ~
"a Julv The Sefvian eOpernment and
the diplomatic corps are l8atilie this
evening for the same town.
(SignedD STRANDTMAN.
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No ec.sss eFSa
The Amhassador In England TO the
MiDisfes a. Foreign AHairA
(Teiegrafl3 - 4a6 II Ese
London. f2s25 July. 1874.
Grey told the ambassador Of Ger
manv that in his opipion the Austrian
must bring on the mobili. |
ration Of Russia, that In that case
there would arise acute danger OF g. |
general war, and that he only saw one
single means of a pacific solution: |
that In presence Of the Austrian and |
Russian notifications, Germany
Frsnca. Italy and ENGLAND should ab-
stain from an Immediate mobilization
md proBose beforehand their good Of |
ices. Grey told me that this plan ne.
eessitated above all the agreement Of |
GERMANY and the engagemefit Of this /
,ower not tosmobilise In consequences |
ne has first OF all addressed to Berlin /
! question on this subject.
fSignedJ BBNCKENDoRFF.
-
No. 23.
rhe Minister Of Foreinn Affairs to the
Ambassador In Italy.
telegram
st Petersburg, 1926 July. 1914.
italy could play q role of the very
irst order In. favor cf the maiuatnance
II peace by exercising the necessary
influence Bnon Austria and by adopt-
ne an attitude clearly unfayorsfle to
he conflict. for this latter cculd not
,e localized II Is desirable that Won
Express the conviction that it is im-
'ossihle for Russia not to come to tho
i'd Of Servia.
tSigned) SAzoNoF.
: : -
No. "a.
The Gersnt Of the Consulate at PRAGUE
to the Minister Of Foreign .Affairs.
Telegram L
Prague. 1925 July. 1914. |
The mobilization has been decreed.
(Signedl KAZANSKY.
No. g.
he Minister Of Foreign Affairs to
the Ambassador in Austria-tiungary.
Teieeram.l
st. Petersburg, 1926 July. 1914.
I had today. a long conversation in q
riendly tone with the ambassador OF
Iustria-H ungarv After having exam
ned with him the tore of the demands
ddressed to Servia. pointed out that !,
part from the Scarcely clever form
Ia forme peu babilel under which
hey are presented. some amcng them
re absolutely inexecutable even in 1 !,
asea the ServiRn government should /
aclara its willingness to accept them.
'huss tor instance, the points on anii
q could net be carried out without
n amendment Of the Serviaa laws on
he nfess and on associations for
fhieh the consent of the SkuptschinaI
ould with difficulty he. ohtsinedss ast
nr the execution GO ncints ca and aS1T
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