AUSTRIA

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 116, 9 October 1914, Page 5

AUSTRIA

UNDER GERMANY'S GALLING YOKE. AUSTRIAN OFFICERS DEPRIVED OF COMMANDS. THE EMPEROR OVER-RULED. TOPULAR INDIGNATION. Received 8, 10.45 p.m. Rome, October 7.

The Corriere della -Sera (Evening Courier) confirms the statement that the Austrian army is entirely under the control of the German Staff. Notwithstaading Emperor Franz Josef's opposition, Herr von HcetzendorfT, Chief of the Austrian Staff, is practically deprived of power, under the pretext that he is unfit, owing to the death of his son. i General AulTenburg has been removed from comniE.id, nominally owing to illhealth, but really because the move on Luulin wns uiiisidercd an enormous mistake. A incssiv.'e from Vienna states that the Archduke Josef Ferdinand has superseded General Auff>'iiburg. There is popular indignation at Germany having !.-fi Aiutria unsupported for so loni:. COLDS OX THE CHEST. "Mr litt'.i- fou was a. great sufferer from' colds on the c'feest." says Mr. Gronow, Station slr.-vt, Seymour, Vie. "At times lie was so bad that he would just ho choking for breath and nothing I tried for him seemed to give hir.i relief. I was recommended ta try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and in one ni-_»ht I noticed an improvement. Now I give it to him as soon as I see any signs ot a cold and he is soon all right again I would not be without a bottle ot Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my home." All chemists and stores. Read; what Mr. A. G. Parker, the CoTcmment pure food and drug analyst, reports—that Eucalyptus Extract