THE NON-COMBATANTS.
ITALY'S CLEAR POSITION. NEUTRALITY UNSHAKEN. SUPPLY SHIPS RESTRAINED (Received August 12, 5.15 p.m.) London, August 11. A statement has been made by Mr. F. D. Acland, Under-Secretary for the Foreign Office, that no declaration of war or act of hostility has yet occurred between Great Britain and Austria. Rome papers declare that henceforth it is quite indifferent to Italy whether France or England declares war on Austria or vice versa. No casus fcudcris is any longer possible for Italy, whose neutrality continues unshaken. England protested against permission being given for the departure from Genoa, of the North German liner? Konig Albert and Moltko to rovictual the German ■warships in the Mediterranean. The Italian Government accepted the protest and refused to allow the liners to sail. BULGARIAN MINISTER. ENTERS RUSSIAN ARMY. CRDCoived August 12, 5,15 p.m.) Sofia, August. 11. The Government has dismissed General Dimitriff, Bulgarian Minister to St. Petersburg, for entering tho Russian Army.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15686, 13 August 1914, Page 7
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