THE EUROPEAN SITUATION
A ROYAL FIREBRAND. SERVIAN CROWN PRINCE WANTS WAR. United Press Association. Copyright BELGRADE, Dec. 9. Addressing a hundred officers at Belgrade, the Crown Prince violently denounced King Peter and the Government’s procrastinating policy. He openly advocated Avar, declaring that if necessary he would he prepared to fight against'his father rather than desert the Servian people. ROME, Dec. 9. Many Italian toAvns are boycotting Austrian goods.
TURKISH BOYCOTTERS. SINK BOATS AT CONSTANTINOPLE. LONDON, Dec. 9. The “Chronicle's” Constantinople correspondent states that the . Boycott Committee sank boats containing the luggage of. passengers arriving by an Austrian steamer.
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
EXPECTED RESUMPTION OF
NEGOTIATIONS
United Press Association. Copyright (Received Dec, 10, 11.55 p.m.)
LONDON, Dee. 10
The latest indications are that Austria is preparing to resume negotiations with Turkey, and to rely on the cessation of the boycott after the of--fer of an indemnity has been formulated.
The “Pester Lloyd” states that the Austrian reply to the Russian note in no wise excludes the continuation of negotiations relating to a conference. The “Daily Telegraph?’ states that it is reported'" that Turkey demands six million pounds indemnity, and that Baron Aerenthal is only willing to pay £240,000.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2371, 11 December 1908, Page 5
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