The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13
AUsIRIAGR0I.NLs
RUSSIA SARLS
TWO NATIONS ABE VERY
kJSFRIENDLY TOWARD
h .e4j EACH OTHER I.a
NO 9 WAR IN SIGHT


sVsttn 3 e1fRllltlAl1ae AcyeTeaky
yienna, May 12 One of the shrewd-
est members OF the diplomatic corps
In Vienna. when asked recently about
the relations between Austria 3Han-
gary aud Russia, blutly answered that
there were none For the psat two
years there has practically been no
Russian ambassador at the court Of
Vienna. Nominally, of course, thera
hes been an ambassador, but he has
always found some pretext for being
kbsent from, his post, leaving the ON
eial duties 10 the .counselior OF en-,
5basSy who. has carefully abat aimed
from doing anything. similarly AUS
fFia5Eiunaar dipiomatie repFeBeflta-
ton as,St Petersburg has been aIEnost
equally nerf rfunctory. Count Ssapnry5
was appointe anlbassado doF to Russia
last October, hut .uIs <, 4 me present
has pent only three wSe'ts at his
Toat; his absence peing m guely as,
.crihed to family reasons
= For sometime past there has been
Considerable tens3on in the reiEtions
between the two empires, tho precise
reasons for which are difficult TO exs
plain The whole situation Is full of
There are religious
and racial questions Involved prifnar-
iiy, the Two countries fli5Inos9g . IirII;
there is the old rivalry for pse9o 9otIlI-s
nance In the Balkans and fnally the
many differences tfsriptle
Alliance and the Trim Enteneel
which exert q most snlpak iailu-
feuee on FaIatIon8 exIStfn 3 bet99een
the Individual countries IN each Of the
group.
I, Up. TO; the ting or the Austrian an
Inexatiph OF Bosnia and ~ Iefzeg fiIaar
in a 9Os. the relations betsssen tho two
countries had been quite ffiendly
They had madd q working arFan geT
HneIlt in the Bal ksnS re Ing the
condl tlnns in Macedo mia, and Although
{ ftflss not sccpai iis.lfd much. every
thinG was Ip9y. long nicely But
che ipfecipi 20 nQYes og the late ~ tls-
tEtans foFel gn min cunt Ael5feIl-
thai, the anne ion pt E3ospia. up
IiswafskS felt III IL he iifl 4 lheen q aped
iSs saes ian col lea cue and he lIlay-
or forgaye him Since then fshyg ~ IN.
enemy; and since he is one of tii5 most,
Influential parBonagSs 81 the Russian
NEti ichal commit tee he has been able
t0 make things very iS1 geesble An
saaayi FRspects IcT tne dual mon re
| Indead. there ,is very odd authority
for bel lieying that nm Al Ian
ElsRaF was very. scar ius9 .hefora kle
5SaiKan war broke ont I'M tue 81 or
1919 1t seas only through the strong
ipErspnat efforts OF the yefaTabI o stfs-
tria1 Emperor. Frances Joseph that
Isueh a catastrophe was eyentef Il
| Is thongght that Eniresar Ntcsseles
Twas Just as much opposed 20 the war,
thut he Is no politician and BY no
sneaps atEon & enough 20 hold back the
lsnret.an1s in the Russian Nati0nGl
1 lEominat tee.
3T'he personal rela atoms betwnR1 the
/ tive imperial fsEssEIiss sssfa 1f the iiit5st
icOrdiEl cAafCter3 A IL fs some mes eF-
81 the III b
4 pro- Russian, Tie late AEchdn IKE
/ IChafIes Iso5iis. brotl1sst of I'll en- F8r
land father OF a Arcf isKe FFaHciR E'sydi-
- e:S4 ~ Z eaI1 wa u
iysays u great fFiehd d FEsslssslr aud lsi
4 JkynfDath hfes n that u gecti i0n are be-
ifIieTsf 70, come tent TO have nesn IN.
4 lfieritea By: hls son !.
tS 4Arehde ke Charles Iiolli& who 80
lthe pas 4roIs pf the principle ,lsfriar
IIIadssssss;ss asosl ietis mn 1fI1-
Il aightea man peteeiEetl tho eSafg iile,
nprtant role 81 eOyat1 efce and flssei
tgys as icast' tygepsy, ears sslpte I.;il
atsentioi t6 these lactos.s he IS
yefy we'll that Rus yiotlie bs
Ineree s ~ "a - q
fnj1ut tsotsi N E,,isIe. slsfs. rilsi, IS.
Hia, besides having no enc rsIlon IS h oars
Il market for SUPPLY, had uta iealfp "a
i great Indtstf ies. while fsernaaa HIei
.iconstanslg on the lookout inl. new
- s---1T 10 9CpHQu9r
4 Events have proved the corr FiSsl
sIof tSe Archdulla,s views wenfs
Fl years 30 Aurt fia- tnnA alroea
q snonopo poiized the trade Of sslie Ba7 ~
4 md and Z III key and sp To-day 3.
hulk OF the trade ~ thesa two ennH
Il ftsss has gnlse "a sEle g n
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q d erchnn q h 7Einr q n sl1fl
4 s. cprlin cree N The nesr ssal
4 tlG hfH BIT u 1ls
ttr1dn rivals
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