THE BALKAN CRISIS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13921, 26 March 1909, Page 5

THE BALKAN CRISIS.

A GRAVE DEADLOCK. By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. VIENNA, March 20. Tho newspaper Fromdenbktt says the Powers wish tho threateninj4confjict to bo momentarily averted. "We wish v to be permanently removed. Jno bcrvian question requires radical treatment, and must get out of the world forthwith and forever." • This semi-official comment retecs to the exceedingly grave deadlock due to Baron Aehrenthal objecting to tno terms of Sir E. Grey's proposed formula, which would enable Servia to satisfy all Austria's substantive demands, anJ smooth the way for the- conference. It is understood Sir E. Grey is preparing fresh proposals. Meanwhile, Baron Aehrenthal withholds, what is almost an ultimatum to Servia; ADVICE OF THE POWERS. LONDON, March 25. Router's Belgrade correspondent reports that the Government announced that Servia would unreservedly follow the advice of the Powers. A WARLIKE SPEECH. (Received March 26, $ t a.m.) VIENNA, March 25. Dr Wekerle, President of the Hungarian Ministry, delivered, a warlike speech. He confers with Baron .Aehrenthal at Vienna to-day regarding bervia. _