FOREIGN POLITICS.
AUSTRIAN MINISTER’S ADDRESS United Press Association— Copyright (Received Jan. 2S, 11.27 p ni-) VIENNA, Jan. 28. Baron Aerentlial, the Austrian Miniater for foreign Affairs* in tin iiddress to the foreign Affairs Committee of tho Hungarian Delegation, rejoiced that the modern policy of rapprochements had extended itself under such favorable auspices to both Bides of the Anglo-German relations. Ho expressed satisfaction that the Frnnco-Spanisli action had warned the Sultan of Turkey that unless lie fullv supported the 'Powers’ reforms, which they resolved to proceed with, liia position would be jeopardised in three vilavets. Tho terrorism aetyitv would not have assumed such dimensions had the Turkish authorities afforded the defenceless population energetic protection. He also added that the Balkan States had assured the Powers that they would not tolerate the organisation of bands in their countries. _____
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2101, 29 January 1908, Page 3
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