London, Feb. 24.
That a considerable number of German troops have been dispatched to Tlallan possessions in Africa was alleged by the "Manchester Guar-[dian" this morni "Consignments of German war material are being sent to Taly the whole time, with Genoa as their Jdestination.* the paper added. "From there, they' are presumably forwarded to Libya. Four' large consignments of German heavy arliliery were sent Yo Italy during a period of ten days recently. Uniforms and equipments for the tropics are being made great quantities. A German en-Rineering frm is producing, barracks fin sections. japs of Kenya, Tanganyika, and Abyssinia are being prepared for the German corps, mostly for the use of airmen," the journal continued. "The German military preparations indicate that the possibility of armed action on a big scale is being reckoned in Berlin. If only small detachments were being sen to Libya with the Idea of giving Italy moral support, it would not be necessary to produce tropical uniforms and equipment in such great quantities."—Havas.
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