AUSTRIAN CABINET RESIGNS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 123, 11 February 1918, Page 5

AUSTRIAN CABINET RESIGNS

POLISH PARTY BLOCKS SUPPLIES ; resignation' refused by .; the emperor . Amsterdam, February 8. I The Austrian Cabinet lias, resigned. ; It is believed that this .action , was. duo. i to the opposition to the two months' ; provisional Budget, and to doubt as to whether there would ho a majority for the Budget.—Router. REASON STATED. ; (Rec. February 10, 5.5 p.m.) L'p.ndo)i, : \February 3. j An official report' from! Yjenna states that the resignation of t)r. Seidler's Cabinet was duo to tho Polish Party's ; refusal to grant supplies because the : Government had refused io make a \ formal declaration regarding Poland's future.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ' ] RESIGNATION NOT ACCEPTED. (Rec. February 10, 5.5 p.m.) ; Berno,- February 9. ■ The Emperor Karl has refußed to ac- ; cept tho resignation of the Austrian \ Cabinet.—Router. \ •■' •-"■■ ; ■' ■■ APPALLING CONDITIONS IN CENTRAL . EMPIRES v THE STONEWALL IN THE WEST WILL WIN. (Rec. February 11, 0.50 a.m.) ' ; New' York, February 10/ ; Mr. William Simons, the United < Press correspondent at Paris, alter a. : thorough and lengthy investigation of • the actual conditions in the Central Empires, cables from Zurich that omin- i ous unrest is growing in Austria and '.. Germany. ' 'Tho people must ha-ve peaco or go -under," he says. "If the Allies : maintain the stonewall on the West \ front the end of the- war will be in j eight. The German people are I'ngry '■ because of their privations at home | and the locse3 at the front. They be* ; lieve President Wilson to be sincere. > I learn from tbp most dependable source tbat the demestio conditions in ..; both countries (Austria and Germany) j are appalling."—Aus;-N.Z; Cable Assn. „