'A telegram from Buda-Pest states that Count Tisza, Minister for Foreign Affairs, announced in the Chamber that Montenegro requested the opening of peace negotiations. He said that in reply a de mand had been made for an unconditional capitulation and he had just received news that Montenegro has agreed to an unconditional surrender; therefore when the capitulation was accomplished peace negotiations would begin.
London, Jan. 17.
George in a telegram to King Peter of Servia says: "I am fully convinced that the Allies, together with the heroic Servian army, are in " position to win back complete independence for your people."
Rome, Jan. 17.
It is stated that the Servian Government will instal itself for some time at Brindisi. The Italian press welcomes it sympathetically.
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