Rome, Jan. 22.
The Montenegrin General Martinovitch has repulsed the Austri at-Berana.
King Nicholas in a proclamation states that it is better to die than to accept the Austrian peace terms. declaring that peace negotiations The Vienna newspapers are now
only begin when the Montenehave been disarmed, and disarmament will take time.
Amsterdam, Jan. 22.
The German press is breaking gently the fact that Montenegro has not surrendered. It says that some-has gone wrong with the negotiations, and it appears that the Montenegrin Army has refused to give up its arms.
Later.
To-day's Austrian communique must have completed the disillusionmefi"sf the Austrian and German peoples with reference to Montenegro. It says that the disarming of the Montenegrin army, which is a condition of further peace negotiations, is proceeding. Austria and German troops for this purpose have
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