THE LOWERING CLOUDS
A WARLIKE MOVE. . AUSTRIA MOVING TROOPS TO BOSNIA. Received December 2, 0.40 pan. } ' London, December 2. A Bejgrade telegram asserts that Austria is moving a hundred thousand more troops to Bosnia. RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. Received 2, 9.30 p.m. Si. Petersburg, December 2. Russia has informed Austria that she does not object to her arriving at a direct understanding with Turkey regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina if the other Powers at the conference are allowed the liberty of discussion. .
AUSTRIA ASSEMBLING TROOPS. Received 2, 0.30 .p.m. London, December 2. A Buda-l'esth telegram states that Austria is assembling at Ragusa (a Datum t ion town having- a population of 11,000) transports for 8000 troops. A DANGEROUS POLICY. KING JOSEF ALARMED. INSISTS ON PEACEFUL METHODS. Received December 2, 9.4Q p.m. London, December 2. It is reported from Vienna that King Josef is alarmed at the danger resulting from the policy of Baron Aehrenthal initiated under pressure from Archduke Francis, and insists on a peaceful solu-1 tion of the difficulties created with I Turkey, Servia, and Russia.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 291, 3 December 1908, Page 3
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175THE LOWERING CLOUDS Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 291, 3 December 1908, Page 3
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