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The Sun
New York, New York County, New York
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Montag’s Revue in Vienna highlights the peaceful nature of the Austro-German alliance after a meeting between Austrian Foreign Minister Count Kalnoky and Prince Bismarck. Russia aligns with Bismarck’s policy, and Italy’s temporary separation from the three empires stems from a financial matter.
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VIENNA, Aug. 17.—Montag’s Revue, referring to the meeting between Count Kalnoky, Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Prince Bismarck, dwells upon the universally peaceful aspect of affairs. The Austro-German alliance, it says, removes all chance of rupture of peace.
Russia is equally anxious with Austria to adhere to Prince Bismarck’s policy. The separation of Italy from the three empires is merely owing to a technical financial question and does not imply a lasting estrangement.
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Vienna
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Aug. 17
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the alliance removes all chance of rupture of peace; russia anxious to adhere to bismarck’s policy; italy’s separation temporary due to financial question.
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Montag’s Revue refers to the meeting between Count Kalnoky and Prince Bismarck, emphasizing the peaceful aspect of affairs and the stabilizing effect of the Austro-German alliance. Russia shares Austria’s desire to follow Bismarck’s policy, while Italy’s detachment from the three empires is attributed to a technical financial issue without lasting implications.