Berlin, Nov. 15. The "Deutscher Ueberseedienst" reports:
News comes from Milan that General Maxwell, at Cairo, has threatened the most severe punishment of persons found inciting the natives against Great Britain.
The subscriptions to the Austrian war loan are a great success, Vienna reports: The Ameer of Afghanistan has informed the R jan Government that Afghanistan is willing to follow the proclamation of the Sultan. The Russian Charge d'Affaires has left Kabul.
Many badly anchored British mines are drifting near Fhushing and other Dutch coast Te ie reported from Brussels that King Albert of Belgium desired to come to an understanding with Germany, but was prevented by England.' Feeling is consequently running high between the King and the Commander-in-Chief of the British Army.
The "Stampa" expects a tremendous Mohammedan upheaval in North Africa.
Count Reventlow states in the "Deutscher Tagesblatt", that he expects that the United States of America will supply the Powers of the Triple Entente with contraband only on the condition that freights
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