AUSTRO-GERMANY.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1917, Page 5

AUSTRO-GERMANY.

EXECUTIONS IN GALICIA. HUNGARIANS' AWFUL RECORD. f , . Received June 20, 11.20 p.m. ■'-__. London, June 20. The Daily Chronicle's Milan correspondent says a Polish deputy, speaking in the Reichstrath, affirmed that since the Hungarians occupied Galicia sixty thou, sand of the inhabitants had been executed. AUSTRIAN CABINET RESIGNS. Received June 21, 12.25 a.m. ■ Amsterdam, June 20. ■lhe Austrian Cabinet has decided to resign. GERMANY FEELING THE SCREW. Amsterdam, June 18. lie Vorwarte laments the depreciation of the German mark. A hundred marks are now worth onlv 65 Swiss francs or 34 Dutch florins. " The paper comments on the United States' entry into the war, which has made an extraordinary impression on neutral countries. Improvement is impossible so long as Germany wages war Rgainst a league aiming at her destruction. TWO MORE WINTERS OF WAR. Received June 20, 5.5 p.m. Amsterdam, June 19. The Nieuwe Courant's Vienna correspondent states that the Hungarian Defence Minister reckons oh two more winters of war, for which he is reparing. Received June 20; 5.5 p.m. \ - Geneva, June 19. Advices from Munich state that the result of the Kaiser's and Hindenourg's visit to the West front is the appointment of a commission to investigate the enemy's apparent aerial supremacy.