The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27

Franz Josef w4S successful il k""il-
ing the Dual Monarchy united will" he
was alive. because i" i.ractlcAiiy iurn"c
the country owe: - Count Stefan iiS"''
she Msnlstcr President ~ HVHEAFH'
Germany will not permit tn" nov frn-
peror 10 Go ih!s. \ story Told ~ Vienna
+ illustrates better then anE'h!hH "'Sr
! IisZa's former power. II x SAtd that
( when The old Emperor di"d he vas ti"i
al III. Golden Gates by 81. 'clrr. wh"
asked him.
Your Majesty. what las ,Yo"rr. Ma
inyty done To- merit entrance here"
Tho lettering old Held uarShal
| though, minute. scratched his head
and r.:ird .r.u
The Impotcnt ReichstaE. =.
ClrtSidr Of Berlin TIA" R"lchsta6 IS
| looked upon AS the Representatives body
| Of tho German people. During the TWO
years | was In Germany the ltelchsttS
did nothing which was not planned ~
! the government and executed o! 'Ho
! governments Representatives,: 10
| Tartaiu extent this * true Of the Hun
! garian Parliament. TN" one nlE az
! ference is that i'll liudhprS! ltrrn -
freedom o. dena6r' Zen IN H"E f!".d to OF
! thought. In Budapest the opposition
which has the support u III" i"ioP'.
! bat which IS prevented rom t"mt'u,,
authority h"rauS" IN" S"N'' ',i ,1,,tnr,
IL. i, tho land party. - IN" r'liitai'
| D.r,v. rh.. IIuuI;ariai's M''" !''"uerS
great leaders too. who. He" Count NJ
! bert AppUnyi aud ''"dhi 'ui!iia H'uiaS
sy. can lead i! they "iIL NM I'M Icnb-
! many there arr organizations ana ichA-
e-s THROUGHOUT Austria hungary wa"
arr ready 10 lead ana |" ''ghi Il rrV"ih-
! ton. Germany knows lhl&. ana ils
fact that last wc"k hH'''i1oJ r,o,,,n
! B.thmaMn-Hnllwcs hurried /" X1"Hnn
/ 70 confer with y0Umg Emperor ChutIvS
! ia 1Iroof lint the greatest Crisis SIM
| rho beginning OF n" war has deTH'"P,Ii
! IN AuStT!n-iluuEarE iu'" VIII D..
whether the Germans or IN. aAl'-' ~
! si,-,s are Tho urr" p0"citui.
! German Military Dominance.
| There - another biz dliler"tce ut
tween tn" situation III NNS'Tl! i"'h...:
md Ki.sSia Both nations. II - lruc'
go. lin. fnr rc-oilt IONS. Eut in RUS
~. mo army was 1;uSsiRn and under
trnInnaud OF Russians. Not >" IN 'hG
ri 1Inrarr,y E,vcr since General
, pr,,silnrf'~ offensive" crippled and de-
;Inornllycd TIA" Austro- Hungarian army
! !, has hncn rcorEnriacd as Il unit In the
! Icsrr,au army There IL not even 1t conn
/ pany in the Austrian army wnlcn IS h"t
! conrn:nhcG by Germans In iacl: ever
eiyh, AuStrl.iUS arN under n HERMAN
Intermediates u there was revolution
= IN Observation-Disclosures IL" r"H"in'i"niS's
. could tao, count upon tho support 81 u
prc,r army. This may max" n r"N"!,
:, 10 IuaI Monarchy tal:n IT," form OF
prcSsur, urnn Germany l" n;tH" p"'|'e
on any terms.
, All ,l,.ae developments ;,r" certain 10
have nn iinp"rtart inllu"mr" np"" nv
t;,r,rai. Sori:,iie,$ They at" III" real
p democrats uf Germany. They 'laE" ihc
VISION Of . liberal ricruIn, and II they
continue 10 support ;he government II
will b,. h"r.Ius,r til" chauC"l!"? IS vii
ing to rl",lgr nud hrSiu reforms. Til"
sudden appearance Of Won E"ihiu;ti'ii-
JnIlw.x in tn. RcichstaK Il tow days
,ru means bat one thluG-th" Sprl3 lists
hay. taken advantar" -! III" i:u%%iau
revolution 20 dnmauh r"i"rIuS now. i
would not u" surprised II ih''! nrLi"
. Ie,uanhrG ;r..lcr !;ut tit" 'i"fIu:aii So
t.iali;ts will h., The subj jet al = niI'.'%l
; article wh"i, will follow shortly.
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