AUSTRIA ON THE MARCH.
LEAGUE READT TO FIGHT. PROSPECTS OF PEACE. j VIENNA, April 29. Various newspaper announcements of the movements of troops southward are interpreted as being intended to bring pressure on the Ambassadors' Conference. Other references to Servian and Montenegrin military movements imply that the Austro-Hungarian occupation of Montenegro will be opposed. Meanwhile the recognition of the danger of isolatot" action is rapidly spreading in the upper circles. Count Berchtold (Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs) has informed M. Lukacs (Premier of Hungary) that there is still a possibility of a peaceful settlement with Montenegro. M. Lukacs declares that the AustroHungarian policy is imbued with the same patience and coolness that has been displayed throughout the Balkan crisis. He adds : "We want peace, but we certainly will not purchase it at the cost of the monarchy's humiliation."
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 102, 30 April 1913, Page 5
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