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According Central News message from Amsterdam Count Tisza, the Hungarian Premier, a pillar the Austro-German Alliance, has resigned, Reuter message, however, says the Premier has submitted proposals in regard franchise reform, and the question whether the Cabinet resigns or rema

In the city and vicinity there axe over 100 mosques, mostly the Persian style of axchitccture The houses, with flat roofs, two storeys high, are of yellow furnace-baked bricks, some stuccoed and some plastered witti light-coloured mud. Those the river banks have latticed windows

Th« Germans arc. req uisitaoning silver, iewellexy, and linen at Antwerp, and are demanding three shirts and two pairs or sheets per person. All the schools, except the Deutsche Sohnle, have been converted into hospitals. All men between the age® 17 and have ordered report thems