Bitter Hostility to Attitude of Austria.
Australian aud Is' Z Cal le Assoc Rec Jan 29, 10 a nj Amsterdam Jan 26 The Frankfurter Gazette reports au unprecedented tumult iv Berlin among political circles. The pan-Germans are kicking up a tremendous row, again declaring that Generals' iliudenburg and LudendorjT threaten to retire. The Demise lies Tages Zeitung assails Dr yon Kuhlmauu, Count Lzernin, Baron yon Rerfcling, and Count Rodern, the Finance Minister. The Tages Zeitung begs the eon--federated German princes to intervene energetically to provont Germany from sinking into the abyss which four men are preparing for her adding, " The King of Bavaria has already approached the Kaiser on the matter. While Czernin's declaration that he had. sent a copy of his sjreech to Mr Wilson was cheered in the Austrian House, the announcement was greeted with howls of rage by -the German annexationists." The Deutsehes Zeitung says that Count Czernin's speech raises serious questions regarding the Austrian alliance.
Owing to political excitement, all meetings have been prohibited in Germany.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 6969, 30 January 1918, Page 3
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