Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-12-17
Some Terms of De-coded
Message Not Clear to
U. S. Officials.
BERLIN DOES NOT EXPECT
BREAK WILL BE CAUSED
Believes That Vienna Govern.
ment VIII Make Important
Concessions Later.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 17-AustzIaz
reply to Secretary Lanslng's note Is.
the Ancona. received during the night.
was laid today before President gf..
son and the cabinet, and wac dls
cussed more than an hour.
The gravity of the situation CAUSED
by Austria's rejoinder to the Anerz
can demands. which Is Considers
evasive, unsatisfactory and uuaee1pl.
able. remained unchanged.
The next step will NOT be decides
upon until some minor points naf'
clear in the official text are checked
up. The apparent discrepancies axs
not important. and may Be due "a
transmission or translation from TIE
state department code, but they ulii
be cleared up before another move -
made
Secretary Lansing said after ft6
cabinet meeting that he did MT knew
when the text Of the note would 80
given out for publication and THAT 4
certainly would not be made ps1lzzII
until he had an opportunity 10 af1d4
it carefully and at length.
Another Exchange Certain.
Diplomatic relations. althouan II
danger Of being broken of. axe nHk
likely to be discontinued, at least an4
fore there has been another exc5aAz.6
of notes with Vienna. and 50 Ike
crisis may be said not 70 be IN IL
final stage. Another note setting dzl<
why the limited States cannof acteEt
Austriak reply viii 90 forward before
the situation takes on d more faz liza
aspect.
Meanwhile there are Some 6ppezz
tunity and even hints OF infufu17i to-
gotiations which might smooth Hi<f
the troubled situation. The frealsslf s
calls of Baron Zweidinelk, tie Azs4<
srsan charge at the state deparkfs
give spEns color to discusszoii along
that line. and those who expact IL &
at the end the differences VIII he 82z
ipsted count On the influence 0f Hztz
lin to counsel Vienna 70 avoid +
break.
How much ground there is "a. asse1=
ian expectation Is not disclosed tT
those who entertain II.
HonexmnsR Plans UndIs3urBsa
So far as was apparent today ere
situation has not affected Presided,
Wilson's plans for going on his hoslet
moon journey after his Wedding zc@
morrow night
Before the president ieaxes, ht@+
ever he viii agree with Secrefs5'E
Lansing on the outline of a repix
Ausfria's note. and If there should ~
any further change in the siteStfe.z
Mr.. Lansing viii go to confer WIzh tHs
president at the place where he n g
spend his honeymoon. That place
however. has so far been kept
secret
BY the United Press.
BERLIN via Amsterdana. Dee IT,
Berlin does not expect any diplofna s
break between Austria and the Tinted
States as result of Ausfr1a.s fo;f4rz
to comply promptly with America s
demands in her reply to the Anc6Hz'
note
Austria is willing to make slIf
portant concessions 10 prevent such
a break. according to Information zs
ceived here. Another exchanze c<
notes probably win clear the Aa<z3 s
situation.
The position taken by the Austrs s.
foreign Office in its reply NOT only n
heartily approved here, but IS exaeffz|
the attitude Austria was expected ~
take. It was pointed out BY ot1ict s.
today that to have complied fzaefi
with the American demands at ezzt<1
would have cost Austria much u
prestige and would have brDuE><|
down popular denunciation upon <>1<|
Austrian government.
BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. Dec. II (5:05 a. nal] - n =
shall be very much asfonlShed Il IL
American government dees not repi<|
to the Austrian NOTE BY simply ~
structing Ambassador Peniield to a. s.
for his passports and by handing Hzz
passports to the Austrian Charge 81
Washington, says the Figaro.
"Austria's answer Is e barely a'<1
guised refusal The only sakisfa 6
Austria gives the United States "a
that she does not keep the uisif<
States waiting for it. President w.
sons long animity has It's limits ~
the dismissal of the Austriaa enc &c
at Washington and the recall 81 An
bassador Penfield win show THIS
not a question OF g. ht OF energy t7<
carefully thought out resoI2f ION
By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. IA Inessaes I'd
the Exchange Telegraph ce11pai
from Amsterdam quotes teieek4
received from Vienna as SAYING ti1
feeling there is that the EHz(E
States will ask for the recall Of T;4<
/ Austrian embassy, as the AuEtII7
note on the Ancona case IS couch
| IN such terms that such step ie
sidered unavoidable.
"It is said that the note was
mitted to the German afnba
before its presentation to Am
dor Penfield. says the new1
dispatch, ''and that DR.. Duuz
recalled ambassador to the
States, took hand IN draft
document.
The message adds that N -
days editorials IN Vienna newSp4
on the note extensive excisleas
pear.
BERLIN tvia Isondon1 FrlsIaF.
| II, 1856 a. m---The Lokal An
4 the Tageszeitung. the kreltz1
and the zeltung am Nitta
press thorough approval ol
tro- Hungarian reply TO tna
note on the Ancona
town papers the Cologne
the Cologne volkEzsitune
/ deft and polished MANI
Count Burian found We
opponents fence.
The L.okal Anzeiger
sconslaasd en- Pazs