ITALY'S FIRST LINE READY FOR WAR

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2458, 11 May 1915, Page 5

ITALY'S FIRST LINE READY FOR WAR

.... EXCITEMENT INCREASING NATION WARNED FOR GRAVE EVENTS Rome, May 0. The excitement is increasing. The mobilisation of Italy's first lino is complete. _ The "Giornalo d'ltalia," of which Signor Sonnino is the proprietor, pntv. lishes a full-page article in the boldest type warning the nation to be prepared for grave events. ' The newspaper "II Secolo" says that tho Government has sent a message to Turkoy repudiating the Treaty of Lausanne. Italy will annex twelve islands in tho Southern Aegean. DEPARTING AUSTRO-GERMANS PUBLICLY HISSED. Thrfio thousand more German refugees have arrived on the frontier. Tho Austro-Gorman exodus continues on a, wholesale scale, including th« Embassy staffs. Students at Florence were hissed when departing by the train, and thcro wero cries of "Down with Austria and Germanyl" Copenhagen, May 9. Advicos from Berlin state that Italy has summoned to the colours all the infantry classes from and including those of 1876. Many train loads of troops are proceeding to the north-eastern front. :> THE TRENTINO AN ARMED CAMP CIVILIAN DRESS HAS VANISHED FROM THE DISTRICT. , , . ~ , London, May 9. ■ who has returnedirom a tour from the Tyrol to Trentino a vast hospital. The Red Cross flag was everywhere, and Uw stvwSx ww filial with wounded. VW (•<»«> »* «» armed camp; there are 18,000 troops there. Strategic porni -. ■;K 1 1-■ inlvMM.ifinr] with feverish zeal. Normal life has ceased j 110 \\W\ i« v\v\U:in tU'iiss arc to bo seen. KAISER WRITES TO THE KING OF ITALY. Til* Kaiw has forwarded an autograph letter to the King^ofltab* l REPORTED AGREEMENT BETWEEN ITALY AND SERVIA . « , i Condon, Mar 9. k Ram* umugt dtoUm thit sn aj-MeaiMit haa b««a. reached between ' Italy and Semi concerning & Swim outlet on th» Adriitia, ■ n