AUSTRO-GERMANY.

Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1918, Page 5

AUSTRO-GERMANY.

THREATENED AUSTRIAN UPHEAVAL, SERIOUS MOTS IN VIENNA • Received June 16, G. 5 p.m. New York, June 14. Rumors from Europe suggest that an upheaval is threatening in Austria. The riots in Vienna are reported to be serious.—Press Association. ■ • - • SUPPRESSION OF THE POLES. EFFECT OF PRUSSIAN CASTE. FAILURE TO CAPTURE - EHEIMS. £ Received June-16, 5.5-p.m. Amsterdam, June .14. During the suffrage debate in the Prussian Parliament, Herr Korsansky, a Polish deputy, declared that the suppression of the Poles forms part of the Prussian caste's programme. The caste had unchained the world's hatred against Germany, and wants to enslave the whole German people, who will liveat peace only when thie caste's power ia broken. German news indicates that the public are disappointed at the failure to capture Rheims. General von Andenne, writing in the Tageblatt, admits that Rheims is impregnable against a frontal attack. He says the city is held by at least two divisions of colonial colored troops, who find complete protection from artillery fire and gas in the champagne ceHara.-—©re9B Assoc. i PEOPLE DEMANDING PEACE. Received June 16, 11.60 p.m. Ottawa, Juno 18. !A message from London states that a grave crisis has arisen in Austria, the people demanding peace.—Reuter.