... measures introduced with a view to ensure that on a declaration of war the lighting efliciency of the Fleet shall be complete and instantaneous. It is not yet certain that instantaneous readiness for war has been achieved. at all events for more than a ...

... ANGEL OF DEATH Feared Declaration of War In Near East ...

... Servian - Miiister in Vienna. has been sent his paasports. This is generally taken to be the equivalent to a declaration of war. lent to a declaration of sat—Exchange Tel. Co. 860 e/ Special from Paris and European capitals are given on Page Two. On Page a ...

... the felt hat that is con WAR VERY NEAR. i with that of French and Russian organs. The German public is still under the impression sidered most smart. These white-ribbed velvet coats are alsn gene' gained during the Balkan wars that England can cal. On ...

... generally taken to be an equivalent of a declaration of war.—Exchange. Europe is face to face with the greatest crisis of modern times. It is of such momentous gravity that, if the worst comes to the worst, it would Via, war that would alter the face of Europe ...

... may arrive at any moment. Whether there has been a formal declaration of war or not is of little importance. Modern warfare tends to dispense with such ceremony. What is certain is that war exists; and the question for Europe is not how to prevent but ...

... great bridge linking Belgrade with Hungarian territory. No formal declaration of war has yet been made by either party. A semi-official commentary on the situation issued at Vienna declares that the Servian reply to the Austrian Note was filled with the ...

... the newe from Dublin that upset the market. Telegrams from the Coutinent were more reassuring; there was So dednite declaration of war Vienna or Belgrade. So if there had beea so disquieting news from Ireland Console would probably have recovered Saturday's ...

... strength will emerge victoriously from this ordeal.”—Reuter. NEW YORK, Tuesday. The Karolyi,” a n Hungarian journal, declares that war would be an Austrian blunder, but that Hungarians will stand by the Emperor.—Central News. DOWN WITH AUSTRIA.” AUCKLAND ...

... attached yesterday to the insurances which were being against war risk. The rate of 15 guineas per cent. was being paid on policies to pay a total loss in the event of a declaration of war between England, Germany, France, or Russia on or before January ...

... telegram that news has been received the re Vienna that the bridge at Belgrade has blown up by the Bervians. There has DO declaration of war yet, however, and Powers are - working to prevent _ _ _ . . _ Sir E. Grey has invited France. Germany, Italy to allow ...