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[FROM A CORRESPONDENT OF THE * TIMES."] Vienna has been described so often fu the last eighteen months that I will try na The Riviera is, of all places in the world. far as possible to confine my writing on the spot the most impregnated by the par- this subject to facts, nos hitherto publish. |sonality of man, Elsewhere his handi-d, that I gloaned by careful inquiry works great monuments, great cities (says the special correspondent, of the Daily soon become part of the landscape, lose at who was present at the banquet given their sharp edge, cease to be obtrusive, by Ferdinand of Bulgaria to the Kaiser recall a tradition, as epoch in history at Nish. The pinch of hunger in Vienne Here every succeeding generation builds and the coming into the war of Italy, both with a bold hand, blatantly proclaiming the rosult of English intervention, have the present, zealously obliterating all made the Viennese much more hostile to tracos of the past, whether immediate or England that they were during
remoté........
A NEW PARTITION OF POLAND.
GERMANY'S SHARE AND AUSTRIA'S
[BY ALBERT M. NAWENCH.)
DESIGNS ON RUMANIA.
ENEMY TRICKS MEANT TO
HOODWINK ALLIES.
The geseral impression derived in Italian. sphere from the mass of special dispatches: received in Italy recently from divers parts of the Near East is that the ostentatious closure of the Swiss, Dutch and Belgian frontiera, together, with the fresh massing of German troops at Blon stir, are 10.many Teuton tricks to hoodwink the Allies, while really devised to mask a brusque and brutal assaut for the pur- poso of palysing Rumarin
It is nowadays almost impossible to obtain authentic news from Foland. The German and austrian armies ou the one thousand mile front have established so to say Chinese wall which makes it impossible that any reports on their proceedings in the in How difficult it is to recall, amid these at the end of last May.
vaded country shall reach the enemy. Some- Vienna is not dark at night like Loud times a peasant succeeds in recaping
Not many days honge, so Italinu diplo. rows of hotels and palatial ten-rooms, sasinos and sumptuous villas, that longer. Paris Constantinople, but the cafe shrough the Teutonic lines and bringingatia watchmen oping, we shall behold this same littoral, since prehistoric times, have to be closed early, so that the former
n vast concentration of Austro-German and a score of civilizations have blossomed great gaiety of the city no longer exists to the Russians spate news about what is pointed preliminary protests, auceceded by forth; Ligurian and Greek, Rowan and there, as everywhere else in the Teutonic going on in Poland, but such reports aro of Bulgar-Turkish hordes in the Bukovina, on the Moldavian border and in "Bulgaria wow point of view of the occasional realong the open boundary teased by dip- Goth, Lombard and Saracen, until swept war zone, the great food question is the to value, if only on account of the war away in the evolution of time; leaving no chief topic of conversation,
porter,
lomatie convention athwart the sing vestige, no trace. Is it because of "the
Mom reliable information has reached as plain of the Lower Danube, which the fulling serenity of the climate, of the golden showered days, or because of the
quite recently. It was brought to Petro-Rumanians wrenched from the Bulgars some Germany may then be grad by Count Peter Ledcebowski, one of three years ago, eternal springtime which bere holds sway. that nothing of the past remains Is it
the most prominent political figures in the expected to give a mighty thump with its beenuse the luxuriance of Nature 60
former Kingdom of Poland who succeeded nailed first on the diplomatic tables at in passing through the German lines. The Bucharest threatening invasion forthwith unless the Bratiano Cabinet makes way Murghieman, or unless pledges are forth. coming for inmediata demobilisation and preservatce in absojate, or rather bone. : volest neutrality towards itself, till the wan is over,
The humorous side of the situation is that, while the people in Turkey expect to get food from Austrin and Germany, people in Austria and Germany expect to get food from Turkey! You may remember the rotaur articles in the Berlin Press pointing great resources of Turkey and Asia
of the
swiftly abliterates all traces of pian's im out the value of the opening UP. Minor report of the Coun, is highly interest for its own political tools Carp and
print?
*# For 200 miles, from Marsetles to Sani dealing with the eterual butter question.and his rolinbility is beyond question
TOWNS WITH CHARACTERISTICS,
The Viennese do not grumble so much about butter as the Berliners. The chief cause of complaint is the absence of whipped cream with their coffee, for the sale of cream and milk is absolutely forbidden, except for children. All the best goes to
Rao, the jagged coast line stretches. Its
"It is," says Count Ledochowski, background, a blank chain of bills, is a
childish illusion to assuing that the Tou- protection from the winds of the north,
tonic alliest intend to give Poland her in- and with hundreds of bays and lets
dependence or to appose even that they glustered islands and reefs. shielding it from the sweep of the sea. this shallow
will grant her a large autonomy. On the contrary, they have simply accomplished a strip of Eden has, in our own day, asumedtake explosive. s peculiar aspect of its own. reflecting. Of the sixteen hundred taxis that whirled new partition of Poland and have already mirror-like, typical phases of our own gay parties about Vienna prior to the war started to establish in the invaded country civilization
only forty, nul those extremely shabby an administration of their own. Geripni and with are still to the remains of rubber tyres and Austrian boundary poles black and
be had.
All vehicular treffe,white and black and yellow-have been with the exception of these forty taxis, erected along the new line of demarcation stops at eleven o'clock, and the Vicese of their respective possessions, and thou ladies famed for caban paint, will long sands of German and Austrian Govern member the war if only for the amount of ment officials have been imported to take care of the administration of the conquered walking they have been doing.
I tried to find out as much as I could territories. Cerman schools are being e about the number of the Austrian wounded tablished under the Kultur guidance of In order not Prussian schoolmasters, and the former and my task was difficult. unduly to depress the public the wounded Governments are being divided into new are carefully scattered throughout the political and geographics! units It is im
to
"The Citizens'. Committees in towns and land districts which had developed the most effective and brilliant activity when the Russian retreat began, exist now ir name
only.
The German administration has limited the scope of their action and, in fact, they have to refer to the Pickel haube authorities in the least details of local administration. Army Commanders avail themselves largely of the privilege to remove dangerous and suspected persons, and 200,000 Polish men and women hava thus been sent into exile to Germany.
Italian observers note the insistence of the German, semi-official Press on the deable advantage Germany would stand to gain by uch a waster stroke. The first would be the stanning of Ruwain of would be out for ever from the list of possible adver saries. The second would be the Entento enterprise at Salonika, an incidentally of every other Allied scheme for regaining the upper hand in the Balkan peninsula. Corriere della sera to renew most, earnest, These prhetical considerations lend the
vigorous Aied offersive in the Valley of the Vardar, the manifold advantages of which have bea already enumerated.. Among those cugent motives immense importance now attaches to the question of enabling Ramunia to leel she has in the Allies forceful and unfailing friends in her hour of trial, ready to give her every necessary moral and material backing to ensure victory -Daily Chro-
atele.
Hreres I found early Victorias, and mid- die-cines off the highway of wongs and express brains, it still kept alive the flavour of the 19th century: Cannes-gris- Brahm E. V. Docratie and Faubourg St. Germain-Bour bons and Remanoffe." Mecklenburga and Coburgs, the bearers of all the emblazoned sames of the Almanach de Gotha and
als plea for a i their satelites, had set their seal on this niche of the Esterels. Nice, busy and modern, American presto, madlange of all types and temperaments, who dispatcountry, particularly is Bohemia. Germans possible to speak Polish in any Government ed among themselves the privilege of im have told me they have heard the same office. The officals do not understand the pressing upon the city their own peculiar thing about England, and that the English language of the country. German is com- stamp; Monte Carlo, pagant and volup Government have disposed of their wound-pulsory everywhere, thigh 99 per orat. of trous, a haunt rather than an abode anded far from the eyes of men in hundreds of the inhabitants do not comprehend word the other countles, sun-kissed spota, Meu little Red Cress hospitals in provincial tose and San Remo, where the delicate towns and villages.
The hiding of the of it. sought health, the doomed hope such was wounded in Austria is carried out the If, for example, there are three the Riviera during the latter half of this system. 19th century and during the first decade hundred wounded able to walk in a hos. of this 20th century. Like a fragrant and pital only one-third are allowed out to take delicate exotic, such Elysian shores ever fresh air in public at the same time. blossom late, and come into vogne on the The largest hospital in Vienna, and per- breaking wave-cheat of an spuch,
haps one of the largest in the world, is the Wiener Allgemeines Krankenhaus. Dr. Robert Otto Steiner, its head, is able and informative. One of the saddest sights he showed me were two halls of the blind, wounded mostly by rock splinters caused by Ligh explosives on the Italian-Isonzo front, With a sad face he told me that there were, alas the immense number of 70,000 blinded Austrians within six months owing to these rock fragments. He regarded the probany lem of their employment at that vague time known 13" alter the war as insuperable.
Certain
it is that the Kaiser, in addition to the monument that may or may not be erected to him in the Sieges Allee, wil, have throughout Europe living monuments in the shape of the blind and the maimed, the ad and the paralysed who will make the So I found it during my last visit here one of German militarism execrated for in the early months of 1914. Of the sp
very many generations to come, proaching storm there was as yet no out- There are a good many Englishmen of ward sign, German and French and Bri-military age at liberty in Vieuna, and, as tisk. Austrian and Hungarian and Russian showing that the Austrian rule is much competed in friendly rivalry on the tennismider this that of Germany, notices have courts and at golf. Hydroplanes fitted appeared in the Viennese newspapers to the across the bays, while battleships and de-effect that belligerents are to be freely stroyers, riding at anchor, were the object allowed to use their own langunge in public of wil curiosity. The season closed, and places as long as they do so in a way which does not offend. For the rest, they haye by mi-Jime the deserted streets, and
marked with considerable liberty so long as they do not small signs ** Etc a told the passer-by that the habitues had within doors at eight at night. departed not to return for another six months.
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More eager and bold grew the desire of en to take firm root in this land of pro- mise. Here the patrician and the idle rich, in sunshiny splendour, were wont to assem that here they had ble. Many found a baven of refuge from burdensome social responsibility; others fancied that they might drink longer and more deeply Frain the gilded cup of life. Palace hotel upon palace hotel, ench more expensively luxurious than the preceding, villa upon villa, surrounded by flower-embowered gardens, dotted the countryside. Those to whon money had come fate bought with full hands these golden days of winter turned to spring. The Riviera seemed con- quered at last,
THE UPHEAVAL,
MANY SELF-EXILED."
minority in the capital, a still smaller minority in the province, and yet they are represented on the board by as many nem- bers sa the nearly three times as numerous Poles, This is bus & dettil of the German system to play out the Jewish trump against the Poles, And in very foot the Jews, who formerly sided with the Rus sians against the Poles, are now making common case with the Germans against the Poles. It's bus the old political maximi:: Divide at impern which the Germans and especially the Austrians havo sucessfully been using for over a century in their res spective Polish provinces of mixed popula tion. Whore this method proves of no avail the mailed ist intervenes with typical Pras
Many people who were unable to stand longer the endless vexations of the Teu- tonic bureauorocy have liquidated their affairs and aro leaving for abroad. The invaders let them go most willing y. Every un muy obtain such a permit of leavonian brutality under the condition to engage himself in **The inhabitants of Warsaw suffer the writing that he won't return to Poland be. most from that brutality, and their rela tore three months have elapsed. If on one tions with the German military and civil. hand it looks somewhat mysterious thas n authorities grow daily worse. The distrust terms of just three months haa been fixed by the Germans, who are conting a spy in for those permits, it is on the other hand, every peaceful citites, has become almost perfectly comprehensible why the Germans orbid. In the City of Kalish a contribu grant those leaves with such willingness. tion of 25,000 roubles was imposed upon Thousands of German speculators have come several house-owners who failed to decorate to Poland-most probably upon official in their houses with Prussian flags on the vitation and they buy any property birthday of the German Empress,
"The Mayor of the capital city of War- offered for sale at almost ridiculous prices,
The distrust of the Foles by the Tou- saw, Princo Lubomirski, is virtually tous grows daily. This became obvious bondpan in the hands of the German Mil- tary authorities.. They compelled him to especially after the recent explosion of un
sign a document by which he pledged him Mrozy, a railway station on the Warsaw-self, in case the Germans would have to evacuate Warsaw, to follow them into Ger Brest-Litarsk line. The power of the ex-
many and guarantee with his own person plosion was indeel, tremendous, the security of the German sick and wounded soldiers who pa such an occurrence would have to be left behind,
boarded-up shop window Ete a Aix.” Jenve the capital. They are expected to be entiro ammunition train near the town of
How hangry these Englishmen are for news and how they hate the war bread,
ments of railway cars were found at a dis- The came the upheaval. Before the six which, bowever, they admit is greatly im months had passed the hotels opened but proved sincs last spring when it was prae.tance of six and seven miles from the spot to new and different guests, Coarse-tically inedible! The Englishmen thought where the explosion occurred. In the town
"That a very large number of such soldiers; featured, unkempt, young peasauboys well of the Austrian treatment, though they of Mrozy, three miles away, many houses
would remain in Warsaw, if the Germans from Normandy and Brittany, wearing complained that they could not get English were wrecked, There were one hundred mud-stained clothes, were ushered into the newspapers as is the case in Berlin,
soldiers, fourteen officers and one General were compelled to retreat scuing more than room of the
probable, for dysentery and typhoid foyer. hotels de luxe." The days The interest of the Austrians, however, on board of the train. They were all
decimate the German army of occupation passed and one by one the flag bearing is anti-Italy, anti-Russia, and especially killed. Not one body was found intact
in Poland. In the Warsaw hospitals aloue The conquest of Serbia ha Heads, legs and bones were found three and the red cross on a white ground was hoisted anti-Serb,
over 4,000 German soldiorg lay stricken Over the hotels. The Riviera had changed beyond question immensely heartened the
four miles away.
with typhoid fever, and numerous military overnight; it was ready for the new role Austrians. There have been periods when The Germans say that the explosion was funerals are seen daily passing through expected of it. The vast hotels soomed I have reason to believe the Berlin task the work at Polish workingmen conspira the streets of the capital Papers do not to have been planned only for their new manters have had difficulty in maintaining tors, and in consequence a system of strict mention it, sharp orders of silence having purpose. The thin aughter, the tinsel the enthusiasm of their Austrian dupes. supervision of all workingmen was a once been received by them from the Military and glitter of carnivals vanished; the They have no such difficulty now. "Cote d'Azure" had become a lazaret. A It is may long years since the Austrian established in Warsaw. Yet no discovery of Governor.
POLISH PRESS MUZZLED. year passed. It was soon found that there have celebrated any sort of victory plot was made. Newspapers were, of Mr & Mrs A. Findlay were more hospital beds than needed. Red Their whole history has been a story of course, not allowed to mention the explosion
but news of it leaked out somehow or other
"Neither was the below mentioned fact: Now, they begin to crois Bags were hauled down, shattered retreat and defeat.
Two German army shop-windows opened, and now there is a think themselves the equals of the Trus and was known by all the inhabitanta of reported by the Frees.
sians who walked over them in a few weeks the capital on the day following the exploHotel in Warsaw. They were soon joingi officers registered at the fashionable Bristol faint endeavour to revira the prewar
in 1806. The Austrians are confident thatsion eru. There are fewer wounded along the scaside esplanades; one by one private motors have reappeared; "casinos have reopened. But the attempt seems only half-hearted, The chief club-houses are still used Orphelinats des Armes, and seaside cafés, now caled ouvroirs.""
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Northern Serbia. None the less the ancientment (province) has its official Verord-Wore apparently Poles, for they spoke au excellent Polish with the hotel servants. hatred of the Prussian is just as strong inaungsblatt," which is being published in The newcomers engaged the most luxurious Austria, to-slay as it was before the war. the. German language. In every case an suite of rooms and ordered a bounteous The compulsion campaign England army auditor nets as editor of the paper,supper and plenty of wing to be served in has aroused great interest in Austria and bus the oficial inspiration comes from the their rooms. They seemed to be in an excel hn, bep the cause of thousands of heated Commander of the city, who, as rule, is fent mood, the men of the hotel-service har- arguments in as many thousands of cafea former employs of the Department of the ing reported that they had heard them It is in times like the present, standing throughout the land. The idea that Eng Interior in Berlin.
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gimen fight only if they are paid with A special paper fer the school adminis happened later in enveloped in an unsolv feel the shortcomings of the era just closed,
an extra price for battles, has hoon so te
tration is being published in Warsaw, Itable mystery, Ajang this whole coastlaud I looked in vain niduously spread by the Barlin propagan melodions nams is Schulverordnungsblatt The two occupants having not left their
dista that if was very differs for them to for a public jestication of any sort which understand the spirit of the men who have the supervision of the police, for almost all the hotel management ordered their door fuer Polen.' The schoo's are actually under apartment for the next twenty-four hours, in the past had been established for the
and benefit of the people Hitherto so splendidly Blocked to the British colour school-inspectors are former Prussian police forced, When this was done both officers municipalities were
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Here ps cers who have been imported from Silo were found at the table in a sitting posi building engines or laying out well-pared in other places I was solely assured that
tion, their heads resting upon their hande, and East Prussia, The Police Commis any the poor would go to the front and boulevards. How much of the country and that the rich would remain in their ontlessioner in Warsaw Herr von Glasenapp. They seemed to seep but all attempts fallen into the hands of foreign enemylaying their customary football and baut. has recently blished a manifesto in which to wake them up were in vain. A physi
capital is vividly shown by the vast amount
cian and n Police Commissioner were hastily ing, apparently the occupations of the Bri. he sanonuced the establishment of a grummoned. The doctor said both officers of property that has been sequestered. tish aristocracy youthful and elderyipal Board of Education consisting of two had been poisoned with cyanide of potes Yet today the one real thought of the alike. Not even eighteen months of the war Poles, two Jews and one German. Thus sium and were dead for several hours, Riviera is to restore health vital to the thousands who have fisked their has dispelled thair belief in English Sport- two Foards of Education exist now in the It was only at that point of the investiga
Krankheit (sport disear)....
capital of Poland. Cseleted that a ship of peper was found on the tioned: the other was elected by the Citi-tuble among empty bottles and the remnant zens' Committed shortly after the occupa of the repast. On the scrap of paper the tion of Warsaw by the Germans and con- following laconic message was written in firmed by the Governor-General, von Be Polish:
"You lived like dogs, dis like
live for their country,
This afteracos. I stood looking out over the silent waters towards the Esterels. talking with a man who for many years has been ntimately associated with this Cateeler. It goes without saying that the first dogs! An official investigation failed to d'Azure,
named will bays tho fira! word in all mat- solve the tragic puzzle.
The old order has passed. Nowhere this more deeply felt than walking loan. these mini-shaded paths. Someltow the Riviera dos not see to expect its guests of yesterday to return. This castland of Provence has witnessed so many changes of master and of mood, it is only natural "By the middle of the century. if not thas it should be taking this latest change wise, it will be the same old Riviera as with indifference, The sun shines with the von Imre kowa it."-ho wild plowly. The tame radiant warmth and splendour; the frees will be different, the is all,'' ha cony skies are still the same deep blue; the finusd,EUMATINI flowers are still a richly fragrant: soring. ↑ "T wonder. I wonder?” I could me hels time kugers bere with the mne delight as an rint 20 a comes of blus-coated men of yore.
paraxi hobbling maintque
The two .com.
ters of importance concerning matters edu-panious clad in uniforms of the German rational.
civil administration had variabed liko smoke. Persistent rumours in the capital say that the poisoning of the tro Germa officers was an act of revenge. The execu tioncy, are said to be the brothers of a Pish - zho had been ignominiously assaulted by the two German warriors.”
14 PLAYING THE JEWISHT TRUMP.” The fact of the appointment of two Jars as members of the board is highly aracteristic of the Cerran rolicies in the Polish Kingdom The Jows form but a