AUSTRO-GERMANY.

Taranaki Daily News, 9 June 1917, Page 5

AUSTRO-GERMANY.

HUNGARIAN POLITICAL CRISIS . TKZA BEATS THE EMPEROR. ~ Berne, June 7. ~ CoArat iAndrassy failed to form a Gov- i eminent, and the Emperor has entrusted the task to Count von Burian, who is i regarded as Count Tisza's political vassal. Count Andrassy's failure is considered a personal failure for the Emperor, Who ib unable to circumvent Count JiWl's activities. / IvTENtfA SCOURGED. ■ Received, June 8, 11 p.m. Berne, June 7. A Vienna newspaper states that tub-r----pilosis hUB become a scourge of the city. One death.in every three is attributed thereto. NEWSPAPERS AT VARIANCE. i ' Amsterdam, June 6. German newspapers bitterly attack* the Vienna Sbnom-der-Montags Zeitung for declaring that their enemies' hatred of Germany was an enormous moral factor war and made it more difficult for Austria to reach her peace aims. 'SECRECY OVER PEAOE TERMS. Amsterdam, June <5. Speaking to a representative of the 1 total Anzeiger. General Falkcnhauaen, Governor of Belgium, said it would be Unwise to make a definite statement of Germany's peace aims, besides the enemy would interpret the declaration as a sign (M weakness.

THE FOOD SUPPLY. Reuter Service. London, June 6. A Berlin message states that a meetfag of Prussian Ministers and provin«iaV Governors decided that the avail•hie foodstuffs would afford complete (Jecnrjty for holding out for the remainier of this harvest year and until a victorious peace was secured.