Italy
BIG ARMY AND NAVY EXPENDITURE. Times and Sydney S'in Services, v Received 14, 5.25 pjn. London, October 11. Italy has sanctioned an expenditure of £13,640,000 towards increasing the efficiency of the army aud navy since the outbreak of war.
(PERSECUTION" OF ITALIANS. Received 14, 9.20 p.m. Eome, October 14, Vigilance on the Austro-Italian frontier is much stricter. Denunciations, domiciliary visits, and arrests of Italians in Trieste continue. Most of the civilians have quitted Pola. BULLYING TACTICS OF AUSTRIA. THREATS AGAINST ITALIAN'S. Rome, October 13. (Princo Hohenlohe has circularised |heads of police in the Austrian Italianspeaking provinces t'Jiftt in the event of war with Italy all Italian subjects be tween the age of 18 end 40 wilt to iffl J prisoned in fortresses, and tlitfeS £D<rVfl 40, and women and children, -will be ordered to leave the country within 12 hours. Those suspected of an anti-Aus-trian propaganda will be summarily tried, and, if found guilty, will be allot Italian subjects in Austria will be included in the list of proscription, and will be imprisoned in fortresses. Those not included in the proscription between 18 and 40 will be enrolled in regiments serving in Bohemia. " "*. Di San Giuliano, MinTh» Marw**., > „..|. ■ later ib'r fttfeign Affairs, is itt t „„. ic ai coriditibii:
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 121, 15 October 1914, Page 5
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