INTERNAL CHANGES IN AUSTRIA
NEW BLOOD IN THE UPPER HOUSE HUNGARIAN CABINET RESIGNS (Kec. May 24, 5.50 p.m.) London, May 23. The "Daily Chronicle's"-correspondent at Amsterdam, indicating tho forthcoming political unfi economic chaugcs in Austria states that tho Emperor Karl has nominated sixty new members to tho Austrian Upper House, five hereditary, and the remainder t i'or life. The new peers' include Herr Benedict, proprietor of tho "Nieue Freie Pressc," the lii-st journalist in the Austrian Upper House; Hdit Dumba, ex-Ambassador to America; Count Dietrichsteiii, ex-Ambas-sador to London; Field-Jlnrslial Conrad von Hoetzendorff, ex-War .Minister; and Barons Kothschild and Skoda. Nineteen of the new peers belong to the Left, and favour Parliamentary Government, twenty-three are of the autocratic Right Party, and.the remainder belong to tho Middlo parties.—Aus.-N./j. Cable Assn. [It was stated yesterday that FieldJlarshal von Hoetzendorff had been appointed to command the Austrian southwestern armies, replacing the . Archduke Eugene/) : ■ RUMOURED SEPARATE PEACE OFFER ANNOUNCEMENT BY AUSTRIAN . • EMPRESS. (Kec. May 21. 10.30 p.ni.) New York, May 23. The "Tribune" states that the Austrian Empress Zieta has announced that Austria, is about to make n separate peace.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3093, 25 May 1917, Page 5
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187INTERNAL CHANGES IN AUSTRIA Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3093, 25 May 1917, Page 5
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