SERVIA'S SEA OUTFIT.
THE DEMAND WITHDRAWN
W t, i London, Kov. 2 . ihe Belgrade Press Bureau has issued a communique stating that it is the opinion in authoritative circles mat owing to the attitude of the lowers on -,the' Albanianquestion, trom bervia's standpoint h h Do longer opportune to resist, but that her interests would be better served by yielding. , (Russian MiniWr to Servia), interviewed, said that Russia had always counselled Serv v to be moderate. Eussia greatly de&ired thit, peace be maiutain<>d. r >~, •
Herr von.Bethman-HoUwpg (Chan cellorof the German Empire) B *vs that Gernany will fi^ht if another rower inerveues between Servia bD d Austria
He adds that the Powers aro oxchanging views, and that there is every prospect of success*. It would only be known how the great Powers were effected when the Balkan allies had arranged terms for themselves Germany intended to maintain a policy of friendship towards Turkey, but would; strengthen her relations with the Balkan States, especially in the economic field.
If Germany were forced to fight on Austria's bahalf the whole of the German peoples would be behind tne Government. :
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLI, Issue 5892, 4 December 1912, Page 5
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186SERVIA'S SEA OUTFIT. Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLI, Issue 5892, 4 December 1912, Page 5
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