HELP FROM ITALY.
expp:dition to baleans
LONDON, November 17. The Koine' correspondent of "The Times" y says ' that important decisions will be taken, to.-extend- Italy's military, action. The .Press, is how permitted to demand' a declaration.-.; of war against Germany, and Italian assistance in the Balkans. The sinking of the Ancona and the bombardment of Verona have completely changed popular feeling. M. Cochin, the French Minister, had a lengthy interview with the Greek- Minister at Rome, and also with Signor Salandra and Baron Sonnino. It is believed that an important council of ministers decided that an Italian expedition should ■■• bo sent to tho Balkans. ■
The "Seeolo" suggests that the bombardment of Dedeagatch was the forerunner of an earnest Italian participation in the Balkan campaign.
The "Paris Journal," in an authoritative statement, says that Italy accepts the task of saving the Allies from the grave consequences of the unprecedented treachery which is to be expected daily in the Balkans.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8300, 19 November 1915, Page 5
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