Austria
GENERAL.
TIMIB AND BTDNBT SUN SIEVIOM. London, December 24.
Austrian reports indicate that suffering among the poor is increasing in an alarming : degree, and the relief is inadequate for meeting the purpose. The discussion of relief is .prQhib'ited owing to the scarcity of money. Austrians departing are permitted to carry a minimum amount. The'better classes are suffering straitened circumstan,,
Paris, December 24,
A Budapest correspondent points out that 137 members of Parliament and 7000 societies are working for the independence movement. The people are depressed, and sceptical of the so-called Austrian victories. They are distinctly friendly to England. Vienna, December 24.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Austrians, defeated in Servia, has been removed from his post. Archduke Eugen succeeds him. London, December 25.
General von Hoetzcndorf, chief of the Austrian general staff, declares that there has been no decisive result in the war on the eastern front. He denied that Austria was taking special military measures against Italy, but admitted that it was necessary to make preparation to defend all the frontiers. Vienna, December 25. Uniteo Press Association.
The report that the Emperor Franz Joseph bad succumbed is denied, His Majesty being at Chonbrun in good health.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 307, 28 December 1914, Page 5
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