AN INTERVIEW WITH THE EX-KHEDIVE.

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2355, 11 January 1915, Page 5

AN INTERVIEW WITH THE EX-KHEDIVE.

i (Rec. January 10, 5.5 p.m.) London, January 8. It is reported from Geneva that the ex-Khedive of Egypt, in an interview said tliat people might wonder why Egypt had remained quiet, and did not revolt and make common cause with Turkey. But Turkey did not want a revolution just now because such an attempt was foredoomed to failure. _ When tho Turkish Army entered Egypt he felt certain tho Egyptians would join it. ITALY'S ULTIMATUM TO TURKEY TIME LIMIT FOR APOLOGY ENDED. (Rec. January 10, 5.5 p.m.) London, January 8. Reports from Rome Btate that the Italian Government has fixed January 10 as tho time limit within which Turkey must apologise for the Hodeida incident. Sho insists on the release of the Consul and -the punishment of the violators of the Italian flag. REPORTED AGREEMENT WITH SERVIA. ' ' ' \ (Reo. January 10, 3.10 p.m.) _ , „ , , Paris, January 9. The "Temps s Milan correspondent reports that Italy and Servia have signed an agreement giving Servia a port in the Adriatic. FIRM REPLY TO AN AUSTRIAN PROTEST; (Reo. January 10. 8 p.m.) Rome, January 9. The "Giornale D Italia" states that an insurrectionary movement has extended over the whole of Albania. The Mussulmans at Sangiobani, despite their arraistico, have resumed hostilities; The Milan newspaper "II Secolo" states that Austria protested against Italy's ocupation of Valona, and that Italy replied in firm but energetic tormß. GERMAN-TURKISH ARMY MARCHING AGAINST EGYPT. (Reo. January 10, 3 p.m. ) /i - • _ , , Cairo, January 9. General von Falkenberg, commanding the army which is marching against Egypt, has arrived at Damascus. The Germans have considerably stiffened tho Turkish forces. There are twelve thousand Germans in one corps. t RUMANIA MOBILISING HER RESERVES. (Reo. January 11, 0.5 a.m.) £ . , . Paris, January 10. The Petit Pansien" states thai Rumania is preparing to mobilise three classes of hor reserves, totalling 135,000 men, who will bo ready for service at ■the end of January. This will ultimately make 450,000 available to take the; field.