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

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Of acts of terrorism directed against
the members Of the royal house and
against Pachitch, which could not en-
ter into the views OF Austria. In re-
gard to the other points. it seems to
me that with certain changes In the
details IL would not be difficult to dis
cover ground Of agreement il the
accusations contained therein were
confirmed by sufficient proofs.
In the interest OF the preservatiofI
of peace. which. according to Szapa-
rvs statements Is precious to Austria
In the same degree as to all the Pow
eS, II would be necessary to put a
stop as soon as possible to the strain
ed situation of the moment. With this
object Ii would seem to me very, desir-
abs that the ambassador Of Austria
Hungary should be authorized to enter
with me into an exchange OF private
views with the object Of an alteration
(rennaniementJ IN common of some
clauses of the Austrian note of 1923
July This proceeding would perhaps
permit OF finding a formula which
should be acceptable for Servia while
.at the same time giving satisfaction
to Austria as tn the basis Of its de.
mands Be so good as to- have a pru.
dent and friendly explanation In the
sense OF this telegram with the min
ister or foreign Affairs.
Communicated to the ambassadors
In Germany, in France, In England,
and In Italy.
tsigned) SAzoNoF.
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The Minister Of Foreign Affairs to the
Ambassador h Germany.
(Telegram.3 u 80
ST Petersburg, 1926 Jaly.
Be so good as to communicate the
contents Of my telegram to Vienna OF
today to the German minister 0f for
eigH affairs and express to him the
hope that on his side he win find 1t
possible TO advise Vienna to meet
taller au deyant del our proposal
tSigned) SAZONoF.
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The Charge d'Affaires In france TO |
the Minister 81 Foreien AYsjfs.
CTelegrani. - rs 3 sS4st
Paris. 1896 July, lsf4
The director ef the hp6liticaI depart
fnent Informs me that az the time oe |
the communist tim which he made tod
the Austrian aBibassador of the con- |
tents Of che ssrviaIiI reply to tie ulti. |
niatunl the ambassador did not con
ceal HIS establishment that It had not
given satfsfactiDn to- Giesl. The con. |
ciliatofy attitude or Eeryias should. ii |
ne opinion Of the director Of the 20 /
litfcaI Department, produce the best
Impression I'M EurupE
tSignedy EEvASToPoULO.
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Ths Charge d,AFaires IN France 10 |
the Foreign Minister.
tTelegra1lsJ ss
.sslts sS, Paris 1926 July. 1874
Today thegG German anlbassad0r aaaif /
rallied uDoif the GeFaIlt OF the ministry
IT foreign affairs and made to him
he following declarations:
Austria has declared to Russia that i
slle does not seek territorial acouisi.
ions and that she does not threaten
ne INTEGRITY Of Servia- Her only OBJ.
lect Is to insure her own TRANQUILITY.
Consequently it. rests with Russia toll
ivoid war Germany feels herself at
me with France in her keen desire to-
preserve the peace, and STRONGLY hopes H
hat France will use her influence at
Petersburg in. the direction Of modnr.
ltions. The minister observed that
Germany could on her side take SINH
ar steps at Vienna, especially in view
y the conciliatoFy spirit which Seryia
lad shown. The ambassador answered.
nat that was not possible, I'm view OIL
ne. resolution taken not to interiors
n the Austr0- Servian conflict There.
lp0n the minister asked if the four
overs England. Germany Italy, and
not able to take stems
t st Petersburg and Vienna, since Il
ne affair reduced itself m essentials
o a conflict between Russia and Aus.
ria Fhe ambassador pleaded the alb
enee Of Instructions Finally the min.
ster refused to adhere TO the German
proposal.
tSigned9 sEvAsToPoULo.
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No. 2a II
he Charge d'Afaires In France to
the Foreign Minister.
Telegram
Paris. the 1sg6th Aily. 1915 Is
The director Of the political depart
lent declared that in his personal Il
piniOn' the successive German de-