THE BALKAN CRISIS.
A VIOLENT SERVIAN PRINCE. OPENLY ADVOCATES iWAR. DENOUNCES HIS FATHER, KING PETER. AN ADDRESS TO OFFICERS. $ Received December 10, 9 a.m. BELGRADE, December 9. Addressing a hundred officers at —©elgcade, the Crown Prince violently denounced his father, King Peter and the Government's procrastinating policy. He openly advocated war, declaring that, if neccessary, he was prepared to fight, against his father rather than desert the Servian people. ITALY AND AUSTRIA. BOYCOTT OF AUSTRIAN GOODS.
ROME, December 9. Msny Ita'ian towns are boycotting Austrian goodV.
A SERIOUS STORY
BOYCOTTERS SINK BOATS CONTAINING PASSENGERS.
LONDON, December 9,
The London Daily Chronicle's Constantinople correspondent states that the Turkish tsoycott Committee sank boats containing loggage and passengers arriving by an Austrian steamer.
/ AUSTRIA'S ATTITUDE TO
TURKEY,
PREPARING TO RESUME NE3C-
TIATIONS.
RELYING ON THE CESSATION OF TH3 BOYCOTT.
TURKEY SAID TO WANT SIX MILLION POUNDS INDEMNITY.
Received December 11, 11.55 p.m.
LONDON, December 10,
Latest indications are that Austria is preparing to resume negotiations with Turkey, relying on the cessation pf the boycott after the offer of an indemnity formulated at Pesth.
Lloyd's correspondent states that the Austrian reply to the Russian Note sent in nowise excludes the continuation of negotiations relating to a conference.
The "Daily Telegraph" states that it is .reported that Turkey demands six million pounds indemnity, while M. AerenthaJ is only willing to pay £240,000.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3067, 11 December 1908, Page 5
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227THE BALKAN CRISIS. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3067, 11 December 1908, Page 5
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