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Evening Star, Issue 15777, 14 April 1915, Page 10

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LATE WAR NEWS.

REMOVAL OF ART TREASURES. (Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.), PARIS, April 13. (Received April 14, at 2.10 p.m.) The ‘ Temps ’ states that advice has been received, from Venice that the authorities are removing all art treasures to Florence as a precaution against an Austrian bombardment. , GERMAN AIRMEN INTERNED. ■' ■ AMSTERDAM, April 13. Dutch soldiers brought down a German aeroplane flying over Flushing. The three occupants have been interned. SEEKERS AFTER PEACE ; INQUIRY AT THE WRONG PLACE. " WASHINGTON, April 13. The President guardedly informed White House callers that the Pope had offered to co-operate wua the United blaics with the object of securing European peace, but that the work of the peace delegates now in session at The Hague was unofficial. Dr Wilson refused to say what the prospects of peace More. ' BACK FROM SAMOA. A further batch of men on relief from Samoa returned to Wellington to-day. There was no sickness aboard. On lauding those going with the reimorcements were scut to Trentham camp. The remainder oi the force marched, headed by the sth Regiment Baud (also front Samoa), to tne Buckie street Drill Hall. The following are the Dunedin members of the New Zealand Railway Engineers -Eanee-corpurais W. D. Wilson and E. HLome, Privates A. R. L. Allan, W. R. Auid, T. Ewart, J. L. T. Harper, W.°J. -Maloney, J. Meekin, D.M'Ewan, J. R. M’Nulty, H. A. Steers, W. A. Sutherland, R. L. White, and G. A. Wilson.