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vHVHNlNG' OBSERVER i'Al oaVolh Enemy Factions of-Communists and Whites Are Well Armed and Ready to Fight. By MILTON BRONNER 7 NEA Service Writer London. 18--If AniUU aol a fort of til fall, stausmtn it the bit Hi lied In the war and'of tht-Little Entente would be slttlnc np ot nlfht wundtrlnt last when an esploslon would tike place which mljhl let all by the ran Auitrla an nnhappy llttla land when the country 1 opposed to the bii city of Vienna, where the relict- otu ptasants hall Irrellilom city Chancellor Streeruwitz would ttecr a middle course. (oik, where the reactionary Helmwe-hr an at point! with the Social lit Republican Defense Force. There are barrels of powder all over lot and.

seemingly, all that needed Is a spark to set off the whole thlot reuniting In a clrll war within land aad possibly eager Intervention by several very Interested neighbor powers. Great Empire Divided 'it all started when the World wai was over and the settlements were The onoe powerful, though con Klome'rate. Adstro-IIunEarlan empire wis carved all to pieces. linen chunks Klven to Roumanla. Jugoslavia CiechoilovaUa, which now form the I.Htie Entente, to hold on to what they Faleed.

Hungary wis made a small country, but-Austria was made eren It was whittled down to a nation ot (.500,000 people, about 1,009.000 ot whom dwell In Vienna. That was bid enough, bat the neigh boring states at once put up tariff Uprising li Recently thtre ramo Uul this tali. crops vtsUd. lltlmwrtr propose march on Vienna a Mussolini's fas ctitL lUlmwsar are not aa ed la 'thtlr motlrii, so nothing coot of It Unas Sslpsl, priest ststesmi wno was ehaacellor of the republic ycari aad who rescued Austn Iron a tight financial an ou and-out supporter of the lUImweor Uut ht li also friendly to the llapibirj family aad not to their restor lion to throne. who wouli Ills'; some son of unloa with Ilungar Still others dreim ot a fascist reglm Then agiln, while tht Austria Hetmwehr leaden art.mainly Cithc Uca, there, a very strong Intailoa Uennan Protestant who, ha Ing failed In putsches la their Bitlr run away from possible rest In and helped orgiolir and drill the Helmwehr.

The Helmwehr also Is dlrldej the Jewish question. In tht country the leadsrs bitterly attack the Jew of Vlenni. In Vienna; where somj the great Jewish Industrialists an are. friendly to the Helmwehr the toft pedal Is put on anti-Semitism Vienna It Herr Seltt. the brilliant Soclalls burgomaster of Vienna, the bl city is.prepared to Uke care of liael against the threatened attacks.

la the meantime, the eovernmen' headed by Chancellor Ernst Streera win. It trying to tteer a middle between tht two (actions. The chan cellor expresses his confidence that will be able to handle the sltnatlo: with 15.000 police and gendarmes an his 1S.OOO But there a big "If In this. army Is believed to have lost Its So clallstlc leanings and the governmen mar wake up some fine morning find that Its soldiers had Joined with tho Hclratiehr to seat a new power In Vienna--a power In sympathy with tti Mussolini regime ot Italy and th Uethlen regime of Hungary. And then thn Little Kntente would sit up ani take notice.

THIS YEAR'S LOSS FROM FOREST FIRES UNUSUALLY SMALL Albany, Sept. rain which ended the record breaking drought relUved the mott serious Forest fire situation New York state lias experienced since 190! when over 350.000 acres of forests were barnec with a loss ot nearly 11.000,000. This year's forest fire loss during he period of the drought has been less than tS.OOO although there were over 200 fires. In addition It has cost the state approximately 110,000 to extinguish the fires. Because of the scarcity of water, extensive use was made ot power pumps for long distance pumping.

Tack trucks were also pressed Into service. The experience ot the Con serration Department In using a truck equipped with a 600 gallon water tank and a high pressure pump capable of forcing water at 1.000 pounds pressure through one mile ot hose has ihown the necessity of securing equipment ot this sort for suppressing ground fires In Inaccessible regions of this state. Mayor Seltz says Vienna can defend Itself. walls and that made Vienna's situation worse than ever. Vienna has had a desperate time trying to live.

Hence the agitation for the ion to Germany. Hut even that Is not all. Vienna Is Bed. Ever since the war. It has hid Socialist government, kept In power because the Beds have refused to al low to go np and, furthermore have' built huge apartment bonus tor tha working classes.

Financiers Oppose The the big business men, the Industrialists ot Vienna all hate the rexlme and would to overthrow It. intslde ot Vienna, with the exception ot a few socialist Industrial towns 'Austria Is all White. The hate Vienna a parasite. They It also because they look as enemies ot their church. BROWN FOR FALL a vogis (or dark brown, chiming In as does with falling leaves anj other autumn activities And with dark brown nothing Is smarter this year than egg shell.

BOWERS REVEALS DARK PERIOD IN U. Domocratlc'Keynoter Has New Book Which Tells Grim By GENE COHN NEA Writer la (tason'al assortment of bio- traphlts. porttmlti and hlsterlrs to be" found the Ktluc chapter In of Anwrlcx It It that period Just afttr the fill War when, with Abraham Lincoln lilng in codln victim of as- sauln's the men who have been most loyal their dltdcul social responsibility turning pol tleal-pirate, were In whole sale conspiracy and plot -Tnglc Kra" (Houghton- Mlfflin) It has been titled by gentleman who figure' prominently In th tpeechmaklng the last Democratic, convention by tht way, has been'trowing mightily at i- keen searcher Into phases of Amerlan history. Ills "Jet ferson and canted his name to be linked with that of Ma cautey and like that historian he has continued to direct his attention to the people ot a period. "The Tragic Era" Is both fascinating and depressing reading.

As the plot tin weave their net about Andrew Johnson and bring about his eventua Impeachment, one begins to wonder what might have happened to Lincoln had he lived. The Johnson presented by Bowers Is a president sincerely attempting carry out the southern reconslla Ion plan as handed down by Lincoln while the politicians were planning to pillage the war-stricken south and dl vide the spoils. Dowers' pictures of southern acmes of the times are particularly suffering and misery: the poll Iclans using the recently freed negroes aa Instruments; the effect ol sudden freedom upon many ot the blacks and the actions of many ot the northern soldiers stationed In COD quered territory. The Implacable opponent of ta; nrtsliient and, to a large eilent. the villain of the piece.

Is Tharreus Stevens. And there Is more than eveallng picture of Grant In the years lefore ho president. There are ilctures ot drinking testa, gamblings and debaucheries. There Is a parade corrupting women--prostitutes nd shrewd political There If the first picture ot the story of the conference held to eltct the Johnson cabinet, w.lh fie: Sutler faforpd as Secretary ot State. And there Is another picture of tie carpet-bagger Invasion--sinister pic- ures and bright by the score In a really vital work.

Of the new biographies, Cameron "Cyrano" (Doubleday) anj lerbert Gorman's, "IKmas, the In redlble Marquis" (Farrarlthlnehart) eemed particularly colorful to this Ardrat glsnte. It spjxsrej Uul RojeTi hkd a eoloutl la tickle the of Cyrano after tht classic handlist ot this twishbuck geotlemin by Holland. a matter of fact. hat discovered a Cyrano who not thi Cyrano of Iht play, but aa amaiing fellow, nevertheless. Rogers relstes that wis V4u- tlonlag In Europe when, quite by In "determined to run dowa life of romantic awordinuu ot search was.

seemingly, long and difficult Hat llogert finds that Cyrano did a bugt and did run through fel- who give attention to It. Fashions Chiltlren'i WanlrobM tif tlie Scajim Itcflcct the Orowu Up Mode By FRANCES PAQET Cupvrlght. by Style Vork, Sept. II--(Ul 1 )--Any one following the pre'sentstlon ol clothes fur the opening ot school mutt struct with the Importance shops now place on the correct school wardrobe. con- In the modern child developed at an early age.

and the deep- rooted horror of bemg ridiculous In dress Is assuaged by the shop win- dnw displays and shop 'ivlsera not only advise on what to wMr but what not to wear. Children's clolbM thl season have followed rather closely on the ot their Covert cloth, a factor for mothers. Is also r. factor for daughters, whllo tweeds are worn by every member ot the family. There Is even a hint of sophistication In tha young party frock and In the dress she dons after school Junior fashions are con cerned with slightly molded and with uneven and full tklrtn.

rhe circular iklrt has been accepted In Intercollegiate circles and crowds to the wall. Circular, blaa and pleat- ruffles, godets, and tiered contribute tn thn Intereit In frocks of the drr.viler Two-piece chool dmsps often with sweater or eraey tops are a sort ot standardised 'ashlon. and the combination 'of twr olors. nr more, and at least two fa brlrt as In thn school onm as elsewhere. 4Iats matching the coat In fabric re more or lens the nsual thine for he young sol.

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