INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 147, 22 June 1915, Page 6

INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

t ON AND OFF THE FIRING LINE. i c l LOXDOX, June 21. 1 German Reserves. i, It is understood in Amsterdam that ~ Germany is cjilliiif; out a further -1000 f ] young men of first-class material, mostly c ; from the railway service. Hungarian Wheat Commandeered. . I A message from Zurich states that , the Hungarian Government has segues- ,". trateii the new "rain harvest, and has , established a monopoly, rcKiilatiiijr the .' entire corn trade. The embargo is to c J last until August. 1910. The public will ~ j receive v monthly allowance of corn. s j Timber Contraband. The Germans state that the Norwegian '" ship Grauit wan sunk because she car- "• ■ ried a cargo of minp-props, which are '"absolute contraband. \. Fighting in Albanin. i- A Rome nie>s,ij;e nays that the idea {. of an Auatro-Sribian arrangement is tinI. ' founded. The arrival of Serbians at le Durazzo, the capital of Albania, m be considered an attempt to prejudice t. the Powers later in any discussion of tbe I-i Albanian question. Serbia explains her r ! invasion of Albania as beinfj purely inili.yjtary, with no political significance. The j desire is to put an end to the activity p.'of band.-, under Aufttro-Turkieli leaders, ! who are stirring up trouble throughout r. ! Albania, and threatening the Serbian ,o ! frontier. in ! The Montenegrins have occupied thr n-1 heights of Tarnbosch, dominating ScuJ taai, which is theii , objective.