PERIL TO EUROPEAN PEACE. AUSTRIA WARNS SERVIA.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 262, 5 November 1912, Page 5

PERIL TO EUROPEAN PEACE.

AUSTRIA WARNS SERVIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 4. The Roiehspost reports that captured Turkish officers state tnat

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Turkey "believed -the Bulgarians would again attack -the concentrated .forces at Adrianople, where they would bleed .to death in trying w capture the town, giving Turkey time to mobilise. They admit want of unanimity among the leaders. The Fremdenblatt warns Servia for having occupied Prizrend, neither for military nor national motives, but for operations beyond that point.

LONDON, Nov. 4

The Daily Mail's Vienna correspondent says that Austria's disinterestedness has become, through the overthrow of Turkey, an impossibility. The gravest peril to European peace is that Austria should be allowed a field—being squeezed between Europe and the Balkan League or finding herself isolated—as a disturbing factor to the concert of Powers.