Turkey

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 59, 5 November 1914, Page 5

Turkey

BRITISH MILITARY DISPLAY AT

CAIRO.

United Pkess Association. London, November 8. The British troops, en route, marched through Cairo at the week-end. It was the greatest British military display ever witnessed there, and deeply impressed the natives. NEWS FROM CAIRO. (Sairo, November 3. Many Turks have been arrested, and aliens deported. Turkey is concentrating a large camel force on the frontier. A Delhi Mohammedan meeting at Quetta passed a resolution, affirming Baluchistan’s fidelity to Britain. GERMANS WITH CAMEL CORPS THREATEN SUEZ CANAL. Cairo, November 4. (Received 9.40 a.m.) A camel corps numbering 1000, under ten German officers is concentrating on the Turco-Egyptian frontier, and threatening Ismailia. The Germans are mining Alexandretta harbour. . / on Lake Timsah. Lower Egypt, the Suez Canal central station. Population 4000.) (Alexandretta. —Principal port of the Aleppo province, Asia Minor. Population 8000.)* | } | ' , UNCERTAN MOVEMENTS OF THE DIPLOMATS.

Times and Sydney Sun See vices. (Received 8.0 a.m.) , London, November 4. A French official says that the French Ambassador has left Constantinople, but the British Foreign Office does not confirm this. The Turkish Ambassador in London has not received his passports.