HOW AUSTRIA RECEIVED THE ITALIAN DECLARATION

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2330, 11 December 1914, Page 5

HOW AUSTRIA RECEIVED THE ITALIAN DECLARATION

GREAT MILITARY ACIBTO ,'*S • i 1 ANTI-ITALIAN DEMONSTRATIONS •. _ London, peoemb'e* ft. A Milan message says' that advices received from tie Austrian frontier. Bet out that the statement of Signor Salandra as to Italy's attitude was responsible for considerable military activity in Austria on Friday night. The railways poured troops into different places along 'the Italian border and at it is estimated that twentv thousand trxjops artf. stationed oa tie frontier and a hundred thousand at Pola. Anti-Italian manifestations occurred at several places. Hungarian soldiers epat at Italian workmen without rebuke from their officers. Other Italian workmen were disabled. AUSTRIAN OFFER oi AUTONOMY TO-TRENTINO, . . ■ , London, December, o,_ The journal -"Nazijnale" confirms Austria's offer rf autonomy to the dis« triet of Trentino, the subject to remain in abeyance ijll the arrival of Prince BueloWj the newly-appointed German Ambassador to Italy. BELGIAN STEAMER WELCOMED TO AN ITALIAN -PORT, . , (Reo. Deoembekr 10j 8.20 a.m.) Rome, December 9. The Belgian steamer Hoi Leopold had a surprise reception at Savona. All work was stopped and the population proceeded to port, waving hats and handkerchiefs. The vessels in port 'welcomed her with syrens. SERIOUS SITUATION DEVELOPING/IN TRIPOLI. ~ London,: December 9. A serious situation is developing ill Tripoli in consequence of German plots.—("Times" and Sydney. "Sun 1 r Services.)